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EVENING PUBLIC LEDUEK-I'HILADELPHIA. MONDAY, .JANUARY til, 1018
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MtLLY, BROCk & CO.
n.iMouis
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
GOVERNMENT-
. MUNICIPAL
RAILnO AD
AND
PUDLIC SERVICE
CORPORATION
BONDS
K CHESTNUT STREET
FHlLADULrillA
NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES
STOCK BROKERS WORK UNDER
DIFFICULTIES IN NEW YORK!
New York Slock Sales
New York Bond Sales
Sales in Philadelphia
tost
ClOSO
AlUOoJ.Mln... 2
'Ills-Cham Mr,, m
d,.:- a4.-v.4- r-..-.,.-ii..,. tt,,.u,. ;,, nA rnvr-)nvt.
mtca oiuii vjeiitJittiiy -.-giicx m v;um, iain -jmcarAFdr...
Exchange, but Business Is Small,and Irreg
ularity Comes Soon After Opening
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FOUNDED 186S
The
Provident
Life and Trust Company
of Philadelphia
NUW YOI1K. Jan. 21.
The Stock Uxcliango was almost dark at tho opening today, and
wlillo tho members wore overcoats, sweaters and here and there a hat.
tho temperature on tho floor registered more than sixty degrees. There
was only ono elevator In operation In the building and that was hard
to And.
The market position wag not Influenced by tho contraction of trade
facilities In nccordanco with the order of the fuel administrator. Tho
most Important difference In conditions to those usually prevailing was the
absence of trading efforts by tho professional element on tho floor.
Tho two stocks directly concerned In Mexican affairs wero tho most
prominent features, American Smelting advancing 1H to S3i, and thera
was continued accumulation of Mexican I'etroleum, which roso IT to 91?.
United States Steel moved up " to 91V4, and Bethlehem Steel "1J"
roso ?. to 75i. Marino preferred, after advancing l.i to 90, yielded to
8S?4.
Later thcro was a tendency to Irregularity, with business very small.
The cashiers' section of the association of Stock Kxchango firms has
Issued tho following request: "On account of tho limited elevator serv
ice being rendered by various buildings in tho Wall street district it Is
requested thnt all cashiers make deliveries ns early as possible, and
liavo all checks ready to bo Issued for securities delivered as soon as they
ore received, thus limiting the number of times messengers would
hnve to call nt tho some ottlccs."
Am IntrrmfiAnlt" '"
JmHIdoJUath'.'.'.;
Jm Jllde&Lpf.
Am LlncA.l
oi Unseed rf.'.' 7.7.'. 70
(IK
Itt'X
m Locomotirc.
ira.Maiiinj. ...
Jni Sme t A ltc-f. . .
Am Sumatra Tob .,
Am Tel A Tel
AmWrliinzI'rf...
Amzinef, As. . .
Anaconda Copper. .
i Itch Top AS r.
AtlCIufAWI...
"Jdnlnlflco
Ilaltlmore A OIUo. .
Barrett Co
Both s ri, ii i .
Betliehcm Steel pf.'.". Jis'J
"TOK-yn napTran
"al lvtrocum.. .
, f a IVtro rum pf. .
Canadian Pacific . .
Centra LeathCo. ..
I Ccrro de Pasco . . .
Chander Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Chi Ml A-Stl'
I Chi Mil & St P of...
Ichlltl&ptc
,CltIAI7pcpftc 01
1 ChloCopper If)
Columbia Gat & E . . Xt
Corn Prod Hef ;io
lllth
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tow .m.
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ltlih tow
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1(100 Chi 1ml L Writ 4l BS4
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Cam Steel , .
4SEIec Stor 40?4
1350 Lk Sup C I3U
IS I.ch Nav. lit
Ieh Val. ..
1'cnn till . .
I'lilla 1!!.- . .
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10 Heading.. 73'.i
Ton list.. . .
L'n Tract. . .
91 U O I .. T(i"4
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tcjuotatlon given Is
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ehe
New York Curb
Aetna, clfi
, ChavrolM
1 OoadPli . Co
, Curtlaa
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St. Joaenh Iai1
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Unit .Motora
Unit Verde Kit
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SSO Lib Bonds
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1st Cs. 03 J4
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08.80 00.80
OS'.i 95Vi
" HEATLESS, LIGHTLESS TRADING
RESULTS IN SMALL STOCK SALM
TifiiVo SnnPi'i'nr f!nrnnrf.inn Th Onlv SfnoL- au....4
" a j.:..:i... .. nt.Jiii.v.; tt. .!,,. t- . oj
AUiiviLy uii jTJUiuueiuia jiAciiiiiigu in Jiiarly
Dealings Steel Advances
Iluslneu war dull and uninteresting on was dono with so mui'i ul m,r . m
the Phlladelnhln Slock Kxrlmnee toilnv.' It wns fVl,l.l i i. 1. J'"lrt Uii
, and, while the room was fnlrly comfort- On a big board sales were llnlii f'
able at the start owing to somo of the ' naturally had a Blowing i 5 'b
heat remaining from Saturday, by mid-! tho local niai-lto!. ' c"ect W
day brokers and others on the lloor i Tim -m r,.. . i "t
began to shiver, and overcoats and hats .t0ckV tli '2LP . l'"-''BC 'noa
became welcome. The general business f, ,X' ,V. l.le,.of 'al InterS
Superior was active and ndvL-a1".
13.i. as against lji. on KauJ,v,.,i
e fflJ! JJ: .? "a,rry g2
wcro unchanged. ICK In
Steel common was deatt in M. . i
and .was higher and neadS
".
holiday resulting from Kuol Admlnlstr.t
tor Garfield's order caused a general
contraction of trading, wltbonly bHc
. stocks appearing on tho tapo during the
first liour.
Conditions here were much better than
ui some other cities where the exchanges!
were dependent entirely on art:f!clal
light. In Pittsburgh the early trading
INACTIVE l'HILA. STOCKS I
Following are quotations for Inactive J
stocks listed on the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange and In which there were no
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
pnovisioNs
In
i-.v:iiiiiiku iwu in which mem ....... ... , m Ia)r jobbing request nnl th" mnr
transactions today. Tho prico given is ; net ruiea ateadv. Quoiatlona:
tho last previous close:
Am Caa War.. 1'4 I, Nav rts 24 pf
.lln,. Mill ... lj. l.-li N'tttf l.ta UI ..11
i Amer stores .. 3J' lx-h Val Trana 27H
1,11 IJ1U.
llv beef. In
ft. amoked and alr-1rlel. 32e; weatern
!;eef. in aeta. emokil. 32e: citv bef.
KntlCKI' Ami lanfAM nmnta,! ofl n plrl(il.
23-: vttt lern l.eef. knuiklea nn4 tendera, I..VI: cauliflower. llSniill. J'!r !.. llSJ
?..iYSi.aSc: ur nam'- :. txiric. lamiiji , Y-.V.-i-'l"- caulinower. Cnii?;,SA rr cratSfl
,".v "?."" VuV'ls sprouts Ti.T.
-?..-h 01.25: No.
riinturi. .Jf
wai ro.
iwi.zt: No. 2, 70H7v. . '
bunch 3.1 si nk.rZ. "l-.Xm Toa'"
?Jit.::yd.?e
.N-!:'V'..,.'.,'uv Pf'fofn"
Per h."
rU!-.T5
CHANGES IN CORN i-oxdox stock market
PRICES ARE SLIGHT Dcmaml Money Is Less Active.
Gilt-Edged" Section Remains Flabby,
Expectations of Larger Re- londo.v. Jan. 21. Trading m ae-
ceipts Incline Trade to Await
The most prominent Further Developments
Philadelphia have ap- L
pointed tllC t'rOViaent as lactations of larger receipts caused , llat
the Executor. Adminis-, ;n5 ' l" " mai':" "
irnt nv TniBtrP nt woro -llcht and the trade was inclined e.K.".,,I.,!r0U', because of expectations Kely Spring Tile
... . . ,nf to await further ilovelopmcnts on tho nnl "ie government of South Africa Kcnnecott Copper
their estates. Our long ,m.nt. The arrivals here today were . ' rmlt "cens? fees whro hirreased LaekSteo
, . . . ,, .operating costs Have made It unproflt
experience in such mat-,"- ,. lowcr Bt ..lubie to work properties.
terS should pi'OVC Of May started, unchanged, at l.!l!i and
value to you.
curltles on the Stock Kxchange remained , Inter Aerlcul.
quiet today. Inter Agrlculpf
In spile of the fact that the demand I Jn'plratloa Copper. .
for more money was less active, the Inter HirvN'J
gilt-edged section waa flabby. The latest ' Inter Mer Mir......
advices from Petrograd made Itusslans ; Intcr JlerMirrf...
iniur .igKCI
V.n rl fcn.ill.
Ttin, n.n n .1, ..-. . " . UMU.H. ....
-...,- n . iodine 01 uimmiam in Knn r iv Hn nr .
I . .UUMSl-bKMJlMi It A IKS
titnr tttiiinri i,ll I' .... . AM Slnras nrof Ti' T l( llr m-J .'"-. iiilllio n 1'. curetl. Ifinc
niuest .';.. Si!. ;:: Mlme.BJCpWc.ntCommcr. , 1 paper. gg J SS ,",,? J ' fi, SCi'T.' WU ; ""i "vSir 2S2ic:- olher KrS: Vr llit" FJ&
nh.rin.cu.. mi "oi- "I,. ", three to four months. iiUh", -. cent : i:m Ir.m lu North Vx .... " -KVnl,-. cJ,ycur"' ?",t0 "V"' an1 :"0Si w Ik". 23; iutimliJr?' 'iV- ."wiiiff
ursT' &' :',:.' s.x month-. 5.ifl5.i per w,. ' S?S 5.K. f: S jV; S S ff" ' nS Sj'S.r 'K
Uen<lot.ipf.. . . Reserve Ranks' D RCOlint Itilles lit llrd T pf. 17 i- en X J..M5., arcordlne to aviate, looac. 31cj Lrealitaat , world? . p?r hirnia r tWv'n'-WaiSj
Distil crsSecurlil'- XH, ,'.' su ye, nlseru' """' uimuuiii uuirs Keyatm Tl . . t1 r s Sfl pf. .inn'. , hacon a to brand and average cltv cured. Ida. r crate liXrtiHi b0- ! nSi'
y.t ,"' " " ' OUiclal ratea of Ulwount for eaih ...' tho Ky Tol pf.... ." W J 4: Sen 43 3n; breakraat bacon, vrcatern curM. 30oi hamr ii-!!5.S,W: '-" Floridly
:., ''. tweUo IV.l-ral UMrlita are Ba folluiva: i Key Tel 1st pi. ii'i West Coal .... M .arii. western, refined, tterces, :! 02Tri dJJ " . ."' JV-j V"llforali. Jh?
Eric 1st pf "i;,, Uaya " lard, western, relined. tube. 2UH 027c; lard, 3 l'. ,0,rnV,t'l '. '.. ! 'orlda. per Jr";
General I'cet i .'Mj 131'i 13IW 131'. 15 or IOup oun ii'i up ' TTTT 2!ii el'v. le rendered. In tltroes. 2fl , 3.V.0- turmlna f'-n..fd" W "' 11.1Jj
r. ,...- .'."' .:'' ?:?' i man in in m uii I n ! nu.f B27e: i.r.i ,-. n vim. ronri.rerf. In I ?""' .'."."'E.'. l-apada. rutatmen. J'J'J'
v.yiwioin,. . nu ui UOJi 111 ,aun 4 4 4$ IJ4 V UiailVlUt. JiTlVI tubs. 2114 fc. I iiofl 411. 'ifiV. cabl'"w., domeat Ic. ' ,J ,"J
(It Norclaforriri' 11. . "t. "CSi om; nu v.l! 4-.i. ii ttt iC ji; I --& 1 i.iiinjii: cabbace. Dan ah. .. -Jr '" 'r
my . . ." V. avu 4U -i 1 IM IV al " ' 1 a. I J 1 fi-fl Ifl. a.fc iu VI a - wt. nar la.
n.11- 1. i. . a il itl . w-m -M axr. LaUIIHL'P. HIAfMa ...... -"- IVlLJiI
.. miaoeipnia ..... . .v. 'fl 1 ... . . HEFINF.n SURAHS I I282..-.0! obi. V.-.. .' ". wr fcutari'
t,,i.''"ln2 1 .1 1? iif The Land Title anu Trust i.ompany , rr loo-lb. bac Vo 1 iVBfttt".n!wtera?
Itlohmond 4 4U 44 4'a ., ,. , ., ... i.i.i. p The market mrl atendv on a basia of ..i Ik '.. ""j0' J S.il: No. if-
. Hiuonroonu per 3.u baakViT'ifS'
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT
STREETS
after dipping to $1.21, recovered the loss
Khlnments from North America for
Hie. week were onlv 274.000 bushels. The
undcrtono at Liverpool was firm on light j:cn,i WM.b januarj.
world shipments and small offerings of I Krom January 1
p0t. MINNllAPOUS. ST.
RAILROAD EARXIXGS
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
11I1S Increase
tS'U.llfll MSK.fl!
h73.CUI 3.IKI.",
PAUL AND SACLT
BARNETT OIL & GAS CO.
Tho financial statement of the Ear
nttt Oil fcaa Company to b publlabed
elthln the next few days wilt show tbat
for tbe all months endlns December
Slat. 1917. tho company earned at lh
rate of between 40 and CO per rent on
nnsllr an Its outstanding rup.tnllxatlon.
In addition to dlvldenda disbursed for
that period, the, company, paid out oa
account i." plant and development about
1300.000.
Morion. R. Alexander
Stock Exchange Hid.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
XT.Cily Newark Deataa Cki'cat.
.Selllnc by conunlfslon houses, which sti:. llAltli:
seemed to take a bearish view of tho Second we January J)li3.;3
outlcoh, owing tj reports of improved
conditions on the railroads, made oati
enry. Tho arrival here today were S2
cars. .
January opened 'ic lower at tsue
March started at a decline of ?c, at
-- - t.. -nu itiiftlml nt Tfitif. tn
75T.C at the outset and later sold at M. ' , " miv,
'The undertone at Liverpool wa, firm. RSSf'1,,"" 'rgl
Tlie receipts OI irawui jiimreai.oii aEoil01A KOUTIIKRN AND FLOHIDA
ami uuium tooay were ., i.,i.-.u. Second wrek January I54.7H2
197 last year; at Winnipeg, 315 cars, i.-rom July 1 1,722,133
compared with 171 cars; at unicago,
against 33 cars.
117.501
I'AVADIAN XORTHRIl.N
Serond .k January isna.r.nn tr.S.fiiifi
l'rcni July 23,nn;.lu'i 139.'jihi
SOUTHERN UAILVTAV 8VRT11M
Lines east and urat:
Petond week January S,04."..77
Prora July 1 01,313,332
ll.mi
10,S4a,2U2
Decrease.
m. .!. . ... T l.-.nMfll wnm ,1lll '
but firm.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
American Zinc. !,ead and Hmeltfnc Com-
' pany, resular nuarterly of ll.Mi on pre
I Xctr York Cotton Exchange Closed j 'anSSr?''. rebruar' 1 l0 f!0-u ot r';'
NUW YOItK, Jan. 21. The Cotton nr! ,j, 'i(m Company, reeulir dlvl
Exchange was closed today on account , dend of 7 per tent un preferred. 11 iwr cent
ei,rt rofit,i lmibinv ' on common for tbn current year, payable
of tho Oarfield liolleiaj. nuarterly on April 1. July 1. October! and
.. . Januan' I to notk of record on tho 20th of
me prcceainir monina.
National DIacult Company, recnlar iuar-
mnccToitv of accountants
ACCOIWTANT KKDERAf. TAN KK
TORNS. AUDITINO. KXI'ERT CltEDlT
COLLECTION SERVICE: HCASONAHLB.
BTTUNBERO, tH R. ! TRUST I1LDO,
Certified rnblle Aeeonntanta
IIWHENOE E. DROWN b CO.
113 REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDO.
ISVE3T10ATB ADJUST PARTNERS1JIP
jiVTM2LJLiI!S!3-FBHN13
TVAR-TAX reporta prepared. Cranch Ii Co. .
Land Title Uulldlnr.
3000 RAILROAD MEN
NOW BEARING ARMS
t 01 tin ttnn ct. 4 wr wni on common, pa-tame
afo.il m, uWk wvw" ! Anrll l.i. In dtix-If nf rri-iri MnrnH ?.i t.nA U'fiV.tcti if A
r.ith middling old con- 1 txr cent on prefer rnl. pHyablv Ftbru- uw iM v r"
nt 2 26d The sales 1 ftr - "CK or rcorn l-vbruarr Ifi. ....--
The receipts were J,- Company, reu-ular quarterly ,,f i4 u.r ci-nr Wi hs-Ovprland
fll'.lllla 1 'dtiril 3 ! 1
Liverpool Cotton
L1VEIIPOOL,
was nulet today
tract unchanged
were "000 bales.
r.nn !..!.. nil ImarlMti fll,l nitmnt fill Series 11 trferr,l. nt
snot prices were: American, middling lto '""KHfldera or recorj Januars lv
fair, H.47d; good middling 23.18d: mid-, "
dllng 23.26d; low middling 22.73d; good BAR SILVER
ordinary I1.74d and ordinary 21.21d. Jjt. ,.Jl(
Today Sat. Jlon'. Hlah Low
BOSTON COPS HUNT SI'YS ,L,ndon " v. 44'. 43'.. .. c.
Ixiuls & Nash . .
avc'IM2dI)f.
Mexican Petrol...
Miami Copper ..
Mldia e Steel. ...
Mo Kan & Tex pf.
Mol'ae trcf.
New York Cent
Norfolk West...
Ohio Cities C.a. .
IVncjhanla It It .
rhllade'phlaCo .
Pllts & West Va .
Pit U Coal
I'u man Co .
Hay Con Copper
IteadlnE
ItcpublielroniS
Itoya1 Dutch tr . .
St L-San Kran
Moss-hcff.S&I ...
Sinn air Oil. Itef ..
M2.II3R Southern Pacific ..
1W.IIO pouthemlty
MuUebalcr Co . .
Tenn Cop&C
Texas Co
Tobacco Pioducl'. ..
Tln City Itap Tran
Union Pacific
frilled Clear blores.
r.SIndAcolio! ...
U S Itubber. .
V S Smelt It 1M. .
US Steel
Utah Copper. . .
V tah Securltie?
ir.2.RfiS
037,781
12.'
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41)'
110J."
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. 45
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. 70
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23
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11
. 10
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231,'
45
32','
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15
32;:
22;
h'J
lTillBil-h.hl.i
Cleieland ....
Richmond
Atlanta.
i Chicago
I .t. Louta
I Minneapolis . .
Knnaaa City .
liallaa
Kan Franci&co
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OFFER OF GAS WORKS
TURNED DOWN BY U. S.
Chlorine Plant Kejected, and
Manufacturer Doesn't
Know Why
NUW YORK. Jan. 21. Klon 11.
Ilooher, one of the largest chlorine gas
manufacturers In the United Plates, ron-
fresh-mad.
do, do, fresh-made, fair
The Land Titla and Trust Company
., .. , ,. ...,!. .- i.i.iab nr The market
"'"?:"" SV'VJ ."","tT' e' ,.,1." ' 7.I3SJ.33. for e.tra fine Bnulate..
wi murawT ui uvirucii, wi o"-i
dclphla Klectrlr Company that the shares IM1RY PRODUCTS
of new stock In exchange for tho i block rrJ:ES1.jTh0 markel rure, nrm. with
of the cw Jen-ey company will he ready ,ien,n,i fttriy active. Tho quotations fol-
ror dpllverv Kcuniarv r. Holders oi ccr- low: .New Torn, ruii'cream. rancy, june,
HflpnlPQ r,r .letwisllH :ir lcnucslcd to r-e: le aw niBner: ao. nn,
present them for exchange on February1 t0 SOoT", ' 22 ?23c
6 and not later than February 12. Trans
fer books will be closed January 20, POULTRY
uner wniru unie nu cciuiitaita oi ucyuon LlvK The general mnrket ruloa nrm, , nr.
win oc 1ESUC1 ny ilic ueposuary. i wnn (lemniw cieaninn up me iinmm unci ..
or dealrahlo stock. The quotation wera a
- follona: Fowls, extra quality, welghliiB
Th I.,f.nvctr, ami Irnnsnnrl TraC- ?. ' 2r each. 2S2l.e: do. 'mall to . assc0c,
Hon Company bondholders committee, of sjir. nupiry yountr roosters, 4fti.c; old
uhlrh Itowlnnil fomtv Is chairman un- rooslers. SOGSlc: Juck. IVkln, 29v: w.
wnicu Jionianu i.oiTii is cnairman, 1111 Inaan nunnr, "1,0'JKCi turke. 27ASHC.
iiuuiiuvi umi un- uiiiu iuj utiiwou ui Rfe. iovPilc; iruina, per pair. iiqii'C
iw-uc;
DAIRY PRODUCTS
(SATURDAY)
ntTTKR Aa niial . c. ....- ..
Illtl. tr.dint-on th, w holesaT nVA',? W I
maintained. Quotations:
... "J5'J erni 'JMn- o"a-rackcd crearaerr. ,,; I
! r,1;.u3?,:,1?,n"-corlnB eoods, S4&SJ? ,,fi'l
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bonds with the Lokuii Trust Company, rlseons. old. pr pair.
depositary, baa been extended, s.ubject to "cr t"llr -u0
uctcrnunution al any time.
1'RESII FRUITS
At the annual meeting of the Cole.
brookdale Itnllroad Company stockhold-
liemfiii.l waa onlv moilerate. but nrtces
wero well maintained on holec aloclt. Juot- l
M.l'S?.'i"7pfeh. eg, continued icirca atJf
v...ufcuL iuii (irices. wuntHtlons; .J
Nearby flrsts, Slll.noSfi'O.H) per ct.ii ij
current, receipt.. 1 r,ll oer caa.! Af'JSr.
oo, young. " '.".vr'.X'Xi,?" r3'-- wtern. eiuitl
?.,.'?:, '.0WSi.l' rer cise: do, tntis!
UD.ui) per case, do seconds. Jlfi.ioeijtKl
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firmed hero a report that ho had offered trs. today, Charles llccbner was elected
his plant to the Federal Government for a director, In place of lldgar C. Cook,
use In experimenting with and making deceased.
gas masks for the soldiers and had been '
turned down. He could assign no reason Tho New Yolk Kubtreasury gained
for the refusal, except sucn reasons as $085,000 from the hanks on f-'aturday
ilfnTJ: $1i?irNol!W.lSWflw.W- "0ubt wheJh Su8ar Market Ex'uU
ty-ounce. !.'. r,n. lluhbnnlstnn. t.r:."b.V2.1, NKW YORK Jan "1 Anthnrliull
rnlnB. .SI8.5! nallwln. M,M?S.&0: ,,,! '', "1 ,"nU J";,.TI:r. irfil'li
might be based on lack of Information ; making a cafh net gain since Friday of T,,,1;5uir7!iil"r?o 'i;ff' li'vifr- niV
!, ..... rtf tlt. In ,ntrn nf !. .mo AnA DtliClOUS. 1. ,y t -.lU. I IHIf . a I . .i'lr - " -
Home lleauty, S3.ri0il 50.
sap. 3 2.ill: Illacu iwli
K0'-i..V'r?;;J.;.,u,H.""S.r.''-.'i'l,r VU Several of tho brokerage house. arV
pies, 'western? per box Jonathan,' 11 7,'SJ j open, but no quotations could be Obl
7r. vinter nanana. i. ,.,v -.-'"; e-iniaeii- tailieu.
!tnMr,nn Win-. 1110 BUK.ir ifaClO COU 111 lint le rrholk--I
xiSiP.-riif':'Js';vVl- ,1,era was t0 be n mnrket or not todaril
ilV ?al.i.,??,r,k K: Several of tho brokerage houses an?
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on tho part of those In chargo of the
Ordnance Department.
Mr. Hooker said that In his plant
thouKands of masks were used dally for
eight to ten hours by men working In
fumes which certainly are as noxious ns
any gas Invented by the Germans. The
masks, he said, wore Invented In Gcr-
. .. many. He brought llic original to this
ll1-' country llfteen ycnr. ago and since has
VI : found It the best one procurable. Mr.
I'M i Hooker said he had made his offer direct
"I1? to Secretary Ilaker and General Crozler.
$528,000
The annual meeting of the Huntingdon
and Uroad Top Mountain ltallrnad and
Coal Company will be held on Tuesday,
February 5.
Tho Intel borough Consolidated Cor
poration, reporting for tho year ended
December 31. glveu to'al income, $C,955,
S6G: against fC.ii31.357 thn preWous
yeir. or a gross Increase of $21,G07. Net
income for the year increased $127,032.
Total surplus gained, $169,470.
urtuv. si.r.iiil" rn. staiman Wlnesun. Sl.ii.i
0f2: Penrmaln, lll.'l'2; Newtown Pippin.
$1 COii 2; Mack Twlir. l.f!02; llano. SI 2R
M.7.. Apples, nearby, per hamper, Micftr
SI. .".ill do. do. per .-bush. basket, 23c(
$1.2.1. -Irfmons. per box. $367. lliir.unaa.
per bunch. 1. 25ff2.50. Ornnses. ralifornia.
per hot. $241.0: do. I'lnrlda. rr box. 2ifr
It. TanEcrinee. Florida, per strap. 3W7.
Orapefrult. Florida, per box. tteS: do,
lorto Itlco, per bov, $2fi 4. .Ml. 1'Inenpplea.
lorto Illco, per crate, X3.2.10O Grapen,
California, Tolcuy. pr crnte. f l.l.'in.l.".;
,lo. do, Kmpcror. per drum, saar-i. cranber
ries, Jersey lr crate, $3.235; do, do,
per bbl., JlStolS. Htrawberrles, l-Morld.a,
per qt.. Coyiric; do, California, per pint,
20340c.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
Today. Saturday.
iipenlnir
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May
July
Neptember
December
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SPORTSMEN FIOHT NEW BILL
Ordered to Do Vigilant in Search for I
Enemies
W fl Tim "RrntriprllOOd Head, to be particularly watchful In the vl
. -.-.. ,. i t-- i clnlty of railroad stations, terminals.
.ueporis xuu ueuwi uu xjio
ability Claims
CLEVELAND. O., Jan, 21.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men out of Its membership of- 100,000 ,
men lias approximately 3000 men In the '
military forces of the nation, according
to a statement Issued by W. G. Lee,!
president of the brotherhood.
The national union, according to Mr. j
Lee, has paid more than 100 death and
disability claims as a result of the ex- '
jerjences of members overseas. Of the
I00O at the front more than 500 were j McA(oo Wars Against Trad
residents of Canada. The organization . . ,-.,.-, .
mg jjiDerxy issues ior oecuri-
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS
Following are quotations for Inactive
New York- stocks and In which there
BOSTON. Jan. '31. Boston's Police " transactions today. The price
Department was put on a spy search given Is tho last previous sale:
today when ordem wero Issued to every i m ijjct Susar 74'.i Mont I'ower ... S
member to be especially vigilant In these Adams Uxprtaa.115 Mich Central. . .ill'
times of stress. Policemen were ordered :y,.l"" u iYJv,. t'r.l in7
Alax Hubber... DO. Morrla t K pref llVi
Alaska Juneau. 2'n M St 1 & S 8 M so
Am Aerl Chem 77 Nat Anne .... 2Ii
Amer Can 31H Nat Hlsi-ult . . . 93
Am Car t Fpf.lu. Nat niscult pf.109 i
Am Cotton Oil. 2il'. Nat Cloak & Kt. 59
Am Kxpress... 7SJ4 Nat Clk S pf.lOOVj
Am bmclt pref.lOS Nat ion St CM. HI
Am Loco pref.. HO Nat lSnamel ... 41U
Am fm-lt pf A l'0'i Nat Ku & St pf 0(1
Am Smelt U... DO Nat Lead 43'.i
Am Buirar ln Nat Lead pref. fin
Am Huuar pref.lOil , Neada Copper. Ifi'a
Am Steel Fdy.. UOVj N O Tex & Mex 20
Am Humitra, pf 9S N T Air Ilrafce.lsni;
vm Tobacco ..157 N T Central...
Am Toll Pf new nil N Y Dock tl',1
wharves and places whero Government
supplies or foodstuffs are stored.
They are given free rein to hold up
any suspicious-looking stranger They
must bo observant and watchful. Should
they overhear a convercatlon which
might In any way tend to Incriminate
thore holding It, they are to make sure of
their grounds and then proceed.
"HOLD FAST TO BEST
BONDS IN THE WORLD"
GUNS, NOT HOT AIR,
WHAT SAMMEES WANT
British Chaplain Says V. S.
Should Hurry Up
Equipment
NEW YOHK. Jan. 21. "Ameruun
men. the finest you cer saw, arc pour
ing Into Franco, but they have no big
guns," said tho I'.ev. John Itobertson.
a cnaplaln with the rank of major In
th British nrmy, at the Second Presby
terian Church here. Doctor Itobertson
has Just come from France, where he
has been with the British army for
eight months.
lie has a roving commission to hold
services anywhere on the British, French
i tw! itnAplpn frAntn nn.l In, -r.l... I.......
"" -. r.I. o.ili it ruTii Zlr "" v..v ......... ...... .. t,,m i.c.u
ss t c.bis: ii. n to ft v.-..:: i3 T" "0's ,w.ar ?nd.,n. ot
Oppose Diverting of License Fees to
State Treasury
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
i.HICAOO. Jan. 21. IKXIH Kstlmalcd
ni'elpta toda. 4s.(lll0 head; lett i.ver. 21111
bend; tomorruw.. 211.000 head. .Mnrl. atcady
top. iin.1.0; ijuih. jMj.4imi lii.i.; nuni
Mir.LVH.I.i:. N. .7.. Jan. 21. Cum- l."i.90tni; mixed. $ll.loitinn: heavy.
berland' County .rUmen are bitterly ! .MSM' T.h' 1"$U& KS5T7. '
.opposed to the proposition, as outlined , Jhoin. hiavt $Yii -tojl 5' si!
1 In a bill now before tne Legislature, to , cATn.K Eatlniated reielnta todaj. 20.
divert tbe funds derived from the II-1 nun hejd: tomorrow. Sooo head. Mar',., t
censes of hunters and llshermen from , weal: and mostly Hie lower, Heos. JS. Hi
Pay Car Delay Causes Strike
-r
HCBANTON. Pa Jan. 21. Nirl,
700 men and boys wero thrown out'ttl
work, when strikes were called at tin
Bellevue mlno of the Lackawanna Col
rnmnanv nnil at thn Pampon Pl.
la I mniKiiiv'M wnrlcn lioro. Th T1.llA.il
nut uimiirni n stocu was uuu i vue miners struclt Because tnc pay car I
uuotntinin.: hiin potatoej, rai,,i to arrive on schedulo time, belli
VEGETABLES I
Tht market rulfd Arm on fine slock free ,
from Jtlsi.
kid I'm. l'enn.rlvania. $2.2.111.1: New York, i today. The Paragon wprlicrs demtnil 'l
42.2.i&2.r,0; weatern. 2.25t2..Mi; sweet po- nine-hour day aim an increase of fort1
tatoes Jersey, ier -tmsnei uasivt, 33 it. cents a uay.
the State Fish and Game Commtfcsloii
to the Slate Treasury, and contend that
such action would seriously Interfere
with the propagation and distribution
of came and flh In the State.
Tbe fanlou hunting grounds of South
Jersey and of various lakes and ponds
have been well rtocked under the direc
tion of the stato commission, nnd Its
work has been Kutlsfactory to nil who
cnloy hunting mid angling In this lo
cality. Hundreds of signatures have
been affixed to a petition protesting
against the proposed change.
DESCRIBE SECRET SERVICE
Postal Inspector Cortelyou to Ad
dress City Business Club
jfl - tr. . J l..l,..u tlltMl h.rt. D.....1 .
f- li). I il j IUWH ttll'l liriicin, niinn, eiyi r,-
era and feeders. $TW1.SU: calves, JBGH1.5U:
poor to medium. $h.40blO.,1U.
BHEKP Bstlmated receipts today, 20.000
head; tomorrow 13.1100 head. Market slow
and weak to lBc lower. Natle. J9.7.1i
in. 10; western. $10,41113.3.1: yearlings,
JlS.noSlir,. Uamba. $14.C0V1.40; western.
J 11.734,17 83.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. IM.CATTLU Esti
mated receipts todu. Hl.noo hca.' Market
steady.
HOGS Estimated receipt, today. 11, owl
head. Market steady, llanse. $ir.a0Oll.sii. '
HHKE1' Estimated receipts today. 000
head. Market steady.
SOUTH OUAHA. Jan. 21. ItOCS Esti
mated receipts today. MOO head. Market
steady, nature. $13.73 1(1.20.
CATTLE Estimated receipt, today, 11.
000 heart. Market slow.
HMEKl" Estimated receipt, today, 15,000
head. Market alow. Cars. (ins.
To the Holders of Certificates of Deposit of Stock of
PHIT.AnRIPHIA FIFrTRTP miMPANY
r.. ,
ISSUED BY THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST COMPANYj
Under Plan for Exchange of Stock
Dated September 25, 1917
The ramifications of the United States
Secret Service, which Is credited with ,
unarthliig many startling Oerman spy
plots and propaganda schemes, will be 2s.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
rcli tertMl. 1030
coupon, in .vi . . . . .
ana mo iioar or , v .... .... t t i-. .!.,, .... , coupon, ivit.
Am wooin ... Wi n ii K m lit pf 40 .the uuna by Mpht." in driving: home r .It ", .i ZZZJ W Cul 0! i:rr,nirn
Am Zlno t I. pj 42 N II It M 2d ir r.nv. , statement regarding tho lack of U"" ?tat'rf, , T-'n . !' SR." Ms"
..,. nil . TxVt Knrt Wm.t nl TDT .
AO twipt.. no North Am-r ... 44'4 "The British are passing along their
Am Woolen pref 83 North Pac . . . kx I big guns to them, i-o they can practice
Atchison pref . . M;. Nwa Rcotu Stl r,s It Is nearly a year since America entered
All lilrm A Atl ;;i "N 0" "!... M, . the war and tho lirst American gun Is
weapons for American soldiers he said: UII' US'""B "'' " "oiei
Aueipnia ai iiuuu iuuh),
Chief Cortelyou Is in charge of the
is paying tho dues and assessments of all i
members In actlva eervlce.
"Wo have 10,000 switchmen and 120.
000 men engaged In train and other yard
service," said Mr. Lee. "and I can assure
vau tnat. Tegaruiess ot now iney are rui-
ties of Doubtful "Value
.il r?nuat I.Ine. flHvi Ontario Hllver . 'if.
llald Iak-o pref. UK Ohio Fuel 441;
Halt t Ohio pf. 5H 'lirens lint pf.,10S
Barrett Co pf..l0fi Pnn-Am Pet pf. 00
lutopllaa Mln.. 1 I'on-Am P prior
llelh Steel .... H? pref ct r.ft.
Hrlyn Un Gas.. 10.1 Pnclfle Mall 2.1'i
nrown Shoo ... l'o Oa (t C. 42.
Uurna Hroi . ..112 vnrl & Uast. Oti
yel to bo discharged. Ureat IJrltaln Is
waiting, waiting, holding the line. Hut
America sliuuld hasten."
He said that the German railroads '
were blue-gray with 2,000,000 men who ,
were being sent to the western front. I
He thought the attack would come on
Philadelphia district. 'The Secret Serv
ice" Is the title tV his talk.
1. cminnn. 11)2.1
!;s, reslstereil. l40
r., coupon, 1040 ..'i-.'
l'arama 2s. realslere.l. 103d.
do 21. rcBlitered, I(i3
do :is. re.lstered. 10G1
do 3s, coupon .'.
llld
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AVAfe'HI.VGTON. Jau.
iiuriiB i.w ; It.! i ti -. M" "1 i w iiiwubiii mo Ui,it4..iv nvuiu vunio OH
1lnvestors I IStle'rlck B.UP:: lou 'phT. .ftiTr'e'f .' i?" ' ;he K'c1' " nrt the llelglans
Cal racking Co.J?
"At tne outrjreaK oi tne war wiiii v.er-, curltles in exenange. In a fctatement I '"! ? 1',i""-if' -iu, '
rnanr I set aside one of the organlia- appealing to bondholders to "hold fast , W it'. 2i!W 1
Krfm.mrhottm tlie be!,t l"vtment In the wc.-ld." rS X ...,!!; !
surance of members who enust or enroll . ,. ,. mm. ' chi ft N w pf.ljJT.
ffiS5A j s:jS 'Ad fiisisr? z e1 wsr. sasw-s&
limn to OMiti mo uuniumcin 111 i"j -' -- "," "" Cm '" ,li',Vi'',i VV" ""
way to win the war. (Sponsible persons offering other se- chl at West.. "J. p c o 4 fit l . no
-At ine ouiorean oi mo war uu v.cr-, cunues in exenange. in a fctatement I " ';:; r . ihv, nv niit ViXWiJ?
".' ? -:.:.; i-' .... - i. .. .."'"i i"-
Mr on npff pr im
i Iteadlnir 1st pf . . nn
ouruiiuo oi """i" rr '"'. "j .... Mr. McAdoo said: ' Chl ft N ww.is ":nf " rr.. nil
are today paying from a fund' established -at i,as been brought to my attention , C it I ft 1' c ,st. 2?VT"; r' bU
by tho grand lodge all dues and assess- that a largo number ot patriotic cttl- J?',i c,il"' is S! 'is ?! 5
..n.a e n..ml,.. vhn Iiava nllfltecl nr .... .,. ...k..ii...i -- ... Phlno ( onper ..- "W, ft H IV... 2H
.nmiiad in cither the army or navy, and I t.nnd. f hmi, ti,. nf .n n;i i. ' riuelt.ph'iv .rj-.'i" " "" .Motor. . . s.
will conUnuo to do so while they are In j are being approached from time to time I
active service. 1 by agents who have, with too frequent i
inw uuiuu " .. w.-j, ..... , success, inuuceu iiiein to sen meir 1.10
patrlotlo heart of the membership of crty Irf)a bondg ana taIie ln exchange
the broUierhood, both In the United Mcurte8 which In a number of cases
atate and Canada, seemed to warrant It, havi been of very questionable value,
and for the tunhtrrtaaonatth9 op- Through the Intensive work carried
rrtunlty for effectively to challenge the . on durinjC tht two uberty Loan cam
statement that orgaidzed Ubor la a paling, a patriotic army of 10.000,000
menace to sood governmeut anu an i,r,,ihiivr in hir mnninr i. i,
enemy to society. ..'created. It la of the utmost Importance
In another attempt to take Calais.
THREE PENNSYLVANIANS J
GET JOBS WITH PALMER
. . tik.lu m9 11(1 Hstin 1fAln..
Col 1-uel Ic Iron JS geahoard A I..': 1U '
Col ft South... JR Hears-noe 14.1
COl no .J! 7,7 r"'7f,J PI.. .1111
Ralph J. Baker, Philadelphia, Among
Those Named in Alien Property
Law Bureau
- .-Together- wUh , chief executive, of , "3;, Vnve.tments of thli" of
WASHINGTON. Jan. 21. A reorganl-
-oi t So 2d pf. 42 Shatiurv Arlj.'. ir; nation of tho law bureau of his depart
Oomp Tab r.ec. 2T south Hwj- pref ."7 ' tnent has been announced by' A.
Iiava reneatedlv assured I'resldent 1VII
son that our membership could be re
lied upon In support of his declaration
tor world-wide democracy ; and now tbat
the Government has taken over the
operation of the railways we are with It
to a man and havo not only furnished
man-power, but have subscribed, 1250,
000 worth of bonds of the Liberty Ixiart
issue of the United States and $50,000
worth of the Victory Loan of the Do
. Linton of Canada."
EAGLES IIEKALD PEACE
I Thfee. Wprs Ended With Their
h light Alonff the Delaware
j CVEnA X. J- Jan. 81 Old res!-
4eo W t thl section oro predicting an
early iprace, basing their prophecy on
th .appearance of u pair of American
mk1 which for ntverai days hays been
iibierved Hying along the Delaware Illver
front hero.
AaeorUnf to an old tradition a pair
0t bW-1ieded eaglea appeared la. the
liwaro. Vallfjr hortly before the
ciijain of tB Mexlcanf, Civil santt fiflan-i-i
Wars, and wero each time re
.Milcd. otnbna ot Mttco- Many be
hro ie t'vglen fioW here ara bird of
0 Mi! fag" and tbe same titat came
d'iit Sot'JXT wain.
possible way, and that their action In
lending their money to their Government
should not be taken advantage of by
Irresponsible persons seeking solely a
profit for themselves
"I therefore warn Investors in Liberty
Loan bonds against exchange of these
evidences of their patriotism for any
securities or so-called securities, While
some of the securities or so-called se
curities offered In exchange for Gov
ernment bonds are of sound value, there
Is no doubt that a large percentage of
the" - worthless.
"It Is my earnest hope that every
purchaser of a Liberty Uond will realist)
that the only genuine help he gives his
Government Is by keeping his bond tfa
an Investment as long as It Is possible
for him to do so. Where, because of
misfortune or Imperative necessity, the
holder of a Liberty Bond Is forced to
sell, there can, of course, be no restric
tion." City Engineer Fights Dismissal
POTTSVJLL13, Pa., Jan. II. John ft
Stiauch. city engineer, has teeq
served with a writ of mandamus re
quiring him to show cause why he should
pot turn over the city books, papers and
maps In his possession to v c S.
Push, who has been elected as his suc
cessor. Htraucb'u ofllce was Included
In the civil lurvlcs act Dossed liv tlm
last .Legislature, and lie contend that he
4 cannot bo removed without cause.
rv.nt Can ! P It Hur..l4r.
Consol Os. ... fc'n.l Jliuinir.. s.ili
Ton O Blr no M.-.I Mlllnit nf M
Cont Int Ca M. "j 8lu.l.hsl;.r pf.. ni
Cruclbla Stl pf f?UD Steel nlli
n,.r. ft t'o pf. M Run Stl 1st pf . un
Pel ft Una. . . -'5N Tear tPae.,.. IT
lien ft Wo ". Tejaa Co rct.., inyi
' Iletroi 'MII.U11...--1, -". -irr UII. ..u.i
I ixro. Mines ... Third A .... -t
Krla 2d pref... 1 . Tohacco Prod pf 88
I K.leo Htrr Bat. . f.JJj Tearisua iVVra. 4
l Ped M S pref "Mi T Rt f, ft W. . . , 7
Clen Chemical.. lr.r. 'r st 1, w pf. sn
I HeSeral Clirar.. M$ T St I. 2d pf rt. 1(1
i r.en Clear pref, S. I nderwood Tnw (in
Coodrlch n r. M nnderrrd T nf. 11 3 VI
uviricn ii r y-4!"' ;.,M'i.1 ' Pi.. TO
! Oranhy lllnlnr. JJ Jin JJac ft Pap. in
(Ireai orin pi. ! ', . " " riw "
Mitchell Palmer, the alien property
custodian. Three Pennsylvania!!: were '
selected for posts. They are Italph J. I
Baker, of Philadelphia; U C. Illgbce, I
of Connellsvllle, and J. Ii MacClosKey, I
Jr.. general counsel of the Harbison I
Walker Refractories Company, of Pitts
burgh. All are made assistant counsel,
along with Mansfield Ferry.
Leo C. Bradley, Birmingham. Ala., Is
appointed general counsel. Bradley
Palmer, Boston, and Morgan M, Mann,
New York, have been appointed as asso-
i ciaio counsel neruerr. . Daniels.
J Omaha, Neb.. Is appointed chief of the
' .IL.I.I.n ne 1,1.11,. 1.1, 1.1 ...,...... .. V
unieivii ". .,. 1'ivcri, Law
rence McGuIre, president of the United
States Itealty Company, New York, Is
Trn..na.r;ier, .1111 I'niien rim, rtitt - uniiuimcu luniiasci w iiiq real ratata
,,.. ... . T" -. .. . --.w... ....,s. .- . ... - -
i Hnmstait . . . . jn MM Fruit ..u;c i department. I'iarl I. McCllntock Is an
I iiilnoU. Cen . . 94 'l-d P.t llrd 1SS , uointed chief of the division of nmitrAl
l"'.'-.! ""?." a-.u. f,a" i "lv..'"V-
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Dayton Coal, Iron & Railway Company
Incorporated under the fates o-fie Sfale o Detaicarc)
8 Cumulative and Convertible Preferred Stock
Fully Paid and Non-Assessable
Preferred both as to assets and dividends
C'OSrOKATION Tcust Co., N. Y.
Trannftr .lciit
MrraoroUTiv Toot Co.,
Heolninur
Tlie Preferred Stock may be converted into Common Stock
at tlie option of the holder, share for share,and dividends at the
rate of 8 arc cumulative from Janijary 15, 1918.
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized Issued
Preferred Stock... (Par Value $5) $2,000,000 $2,000,000
Common Stock,.. (Par Value $5) 3,000,000 1,000,000
This property and equipment, located at Dayton, Tennessee,
has just been appraised at $3,069,900, which is practically,doublo
the amount of the preferred stock issued.
From a letter of Mr. II. S. Mattheiva, President of the Com
pany, we atimmarue as follows:
The Dayton holdings consist of two complete blast furnaces
with a daily capacity of approximately 375 tons of pig iron, about
27,000 acres of coking coal lands, about 4,000 acres of valuable
ore lands, 374 beehive coke ovens, 17 miles of Standard gauge
railroad, with seven locomotives and 94 cars of all kinds, a river
steamer and two barges, 200 dwellings and business houses,, aboitt
2j3,300 acres of timber lands, etc. .
Based on a produ.'ion of but 70.000 Ions of pig iron per
annum (capacity is approximately 100.000 to 125.000 tons per
annum), net earnings for 1918 should be $910,000, which is'
many times tlie annual dividend requirements of the entire issue
of the Preferred Stock,
Offering Price $4 I'er Share to Yield 10rc
Deiarlptlv Circular on Request.
FRIEDMAN & CO,
Widener Building Philadelphia
Telephone Walnut 8110
The efuleineHts aiulflpuret tonlalnetl (Ma adver'iicmeut ait
i out oflcfal source or iroAi (note wid n ire consider reliable and, tolnlc
t beliert ift.ii. ro be coi i tk u art u c nara-.tced Vp vt
The shares of stock of The Philadelphia Electric
Company to which the holders of Certificates of Deposit
issued by this Company as Depositary are entitled, will
be ready for delivery on February 5, 1918.
Upon surrender of the Certificates of Deposit duly
endorsed for cancellation, holders will be entitled to re
ceive the number of shares of stock of The Philadelphia
Electric Company to which they are entitled, in accor
dance with the terms of their Certificates of Deposit.
The transfer books of the Depositary will be closed
for the purposes of transfer on January 26, 5918, after
which date no Certificates of Deposit will be issued by
the Depositary. '
You are requested to present your Certificates of
Deposit for the purposes of the'exchange on February 5, -8
1918, and not later than February 12, 1918. -M
THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST COMPAQ
Depositam
Philadelphia, January 19, 1918
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