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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGBRr-PHIljADliPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1910
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NO WEAKNESS SEEN
IN MARKET CHANGES
Violent Shakedown of Thursday
Welcomed as a National
Manifestation
SHARES OF THREE KINDS
Stailf sales today nn tlio New Y'nrli
exchange ax compiled by the Evening
Sun, totaled 1.014,000 shares
New York, Oct. :!3. The New York
Evening Sun's financial review today
says:
The labor situation in Ecncrnl and
(lie seeming inevitability of n coal strike
on the verge ot the winter season
brought nbont n considerable selling
movement in today's short session of
the stock market. -.
Tt wns natural enough that there
mould ne 11 strong ilesire to even up
ui-countB as much as possible for the
week-end from the long point of icw
and there was much in the general
situation (to encourage the bears to
ciert selling pressure. Mr. (Jompcrs
calling it conference of labor union
leaders for early neit month, nt which
the stntus of labor will be discussed,
was an tiDscttliu; influence.
Tho country will bo called upon, it
would oppear. to contemplate the spec
tacle of a country-wide sympathetic
strike whether It materializes or not. It
is doubtful if these developments, near
developments and possible developments
would havo been quite so disturbing at
the beginning of the week as they had
at tho closing.
The opening wag irregular and it
was not until toward the closo of the
lirst hour that anything like pro
nounced repression came into play. The
motors made a rather feeble display of
strength from time to time; Goodrich
was a strong spot a good part of the
time and the oils resisted pressure
more or Icbs, but in the tecond hour
the entire list gave way, but not with
out some evidence of the market's abil
ity to absorb.
Thuisdny's violent setback and yes
terday's half-hearted attempt nt reha
bilitation had rendered the Htrect cau
tious in the extreme and temporarily
distrustful of its own convictions.
The entire list was affected by de
cided dampening of spirits and losses
langed from Li to 4 points or so. Trad
ing was fairly animated. The rails
were not exempt from the reactionary
wave, despite the constructive factors
which hate developed this week and
their predilection in the last day or
two for a brighter icw of things.
Technical Position Strong
II was 11 nice question whether or
not the S3initoins displayed by the se
curities market in tho current week
iudlcatcd with nccmacy the future
courbc of prices. Opinion, in truth,
was pretty evenly divided. Those who
favored the constructs e view advanced
the well-nigh threadbare argument
that big holders won't sell, because
they can't reconcile themselves to turn
ing over the bulk of their profits to
the government in the form of tax
levies. If this is true and it is not
easy to refute it the tips and downs
of the market in recent weeks hot less
than in tho week closing today repre
sented respectively extraordinary specu
late enthusiasm and technical cor
rectives. Frequently in the past bull markets
have gone rapidly ahead (o the danger
point, nnd then there has been a crash.
Theio was danger of something of the
kind in the first half of this year, but
the danger was averted nnd the Street
took the lesson to heart. Since June
there has been n bull market of fit-and-start
surface movements, as it
seemed, the result of a determination
not to permit caution to be submerged
in enthusiasm. A day or two or three
days of active buying was followed in
most cases by n setback sufficient to cor
rect the technical position without ap
preciably impairing underlying strength.
No Weakness Seen
Nothing happened this week to call
for a different diagnosis. The forward
swings of Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday were followed by a rather vio
lent bhakedown on Thursday in the
heaviest trading of the year, which the
Street regarded ns quite natural and
wbichCit welcomed. Yesterday the list
was nioie orderly and the price tone
steadj. To those who observe market
conditions carefully from day to day
thero was nothing in the performance
10 tuggest weakness. The significant
featura of trading on Thurednv was in
deed the absorptive power.. The mar
Let was momentarily overbought. Those
who bad paper profits were quick to
ree it nnd quick to realize. Tho beurs
were not less prompt in selling their
opportunity.
It is ono thing to sell for profits
with the iden of buying back at the
lower levels and another to bell in order
to get out of a dangerous market. It
is not jet clear that the latter idea has
taken any very firm hold of the specu
latlve mind. ' Perhaps there is too much
reliance on the profit tax theory. How
ever those who doubt it point to the
fact- that the market did not show
weakness when the industiinl cloud was
as black as it is now and when call
loans were tenewing at 8, 0 und 10
per cent and when as high aA ,3C per
cent wnHeuclod for new accommoda
tion. This week call loans renewed at
n per cent and later nt B per cent with
the rate going as low nb 4'j per cent.
It might be observed with some truth
Unit the market insteairof being divided
Into the two categories of industrials
and rails has developed into a triple
oiganbation ot standard aharcs, ape
I'iallico and rails". Tho number of bo
called specialties has beeu very largely
incrcabt-d in recent months by new
listings, and frequently their niov.pment
has been quite distinct from that of tho
others. In other words the market has
often borne the appearance of surging
ahead when the standard issues among
both industrials and rails have held
quito stendy or neglected. ThuH price
movements have in a measure become
susceptiblo to broader interpretation
ind at tho same time cull for more
careful analysis. Any positive tiend
among the specialties affects nioiq or
less the trend of the entile market, al
though violent upturns or setbacks may
lead to fahc conclusions with leaped
to the fetate of the miukct as a whole.
REIS &. CO. STOCK ISSUE
Itoboit Itcis & Co., diatilbutors ol
'Itcis'" und Miuihuttun underwear uud
agents tor the "II. Y. D." and "Glas
tenbilry" JUlls, has been, recapitalized.
Tvrt million dollars 7 per icnt. cumu
lative prefeirul slock has been under
written by Ooldr.uin. Ha'clis S. tv'o.. Leh -
man ltrothers and White Weld fc Co.,
and will bo offered to the public in the
near future,
Tho rompany wns Incorporated in
lSSTi, and has built up Its net capital
I'roni $15,000 ut the sturt to cover $1,
500,00(1 without the iutroductlon of nny
now inuuev. Its business lias shown a
onstunt nnd steady growth and the
purpose or the new llnanclng is to
Minhln lhNcoiunanv to expand Its busi
ness wloug hitherto successful lines und
to provide for the construction, pur
rhiuo and control of, isucli additional
underwear IH11 hosiery mill" hs in con-
sld4-l( udvtebe. - a '
. Nctv York Bond Sales
"Summary of the Individual transac
tion! en tha New YorU stock Eicharute.
Ala Gold M cv A
10000 . .
10000..
10000..
30000..
6000..
of;
WL
CO
60
JSOJi
10) '0
20
1000.. "S.,
Am 'Smelt
1001)....
1000
1000
filXHi....,
20
n 6a
N3'f
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S75.
86!t
4000.
"(Hi
Kan City & So Cs
1000 SOW
Lack Stl Co of CO
1000 05H
000O P.1V
Lake Shore & M So
It II 43 ot 28
5000 . .. Sii
Ij Shore 4s of 81
oOUOO 85!
Lehigh Vat 4Vii
G01K1 SSK
Lehlch Valley fla
HUM lOl.'t
1000 .101
2000 101! 1 ,
L & Myers Tob Cs
1000 90
L St N X & at let
1000 102,'.
Louis & Nash is
10000 84
Manhattan Elcv 63
1000
80! i
Am Tel fc Tel urn
2000 85
Am Tel & Tel s
yuoo lLO-'i
1000 . . 1C0"
iooo ioo;
Anglo-French 6s
10000.
97.':
07 J i
97 3
97 3
97.' J
97! i
97 a
97 3
07,'
97 3
07.'.
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'J '10
2000
11100
2000
07000
263000
4000
G00O
1000
20000
1000
07U
Argentine Hep la
2000
f7
1000 70; j
1000 77
2000 77
20000 77
Atl Coast Lino clt
1000 75H
1000 .. . 76K
A T & 3 V Ry 4a
1000....
1000 . .
1000....
3000....
Mldvala S
97J
97j
97U
97U
O 6s I
2000 8!i
I
2000 Si
Mo Kan & Tex fd
3000 43J4
Mo Kan & T nil 4s
4000 04
1000 Ot
JC T Con It It 4H
3000 795
Mo Pacific gen 4 s
l(XX) 53
3000 5S
G000 58.U
10 . . .. oS
N Y C II T. R R 6s
1000 05
New Or T & M "
2000 5jj;
New York Rys 4 s
12000.
79.' i
0000..
A T &
1000 . .
Bait &
.... 70H
a F adj
.... 73! j
Ohio cv
.... 70,'i
tuou
10UOO 70
4000. ... 70
Bait & Ohio 3,i
2j0( .... S3!i
Bait & Ohio 4s
1 000 70Ji
1000 70
4000 70
11000 70
Bait & O Vol 4s
4000 68
IUUU Ko.'i
B&O FliCtWd New York Ry Cs
4000 02;
1000 00 '
Beth S Corp 1st 1
1000 00)'
Beth S Cor Cs of 3G
1000 86i I
Cent Paclflo 1st
10000 7S?4
Cen Pao R Ii 3 4 1
1000 bi
Cent Pac Ry 4
5000 76,
Clics & O OV 4 ttl
3000 70 1
1000 78J-J ,
oM) 79H
Ches & OI1I0 cv Ci
bOOO 83 I
000 I0!-J
10'0 9
1000.,. . 0
N Y Telephone 4 Vis
1000 87
N Y Telephone 6s
1000 99i
1000.. .. 99?
1000.. . . 09i
N Y W & B 4Mb
1000 4U,-
Nor & West dlv 4
3000.. .. S1JS
1000. SI
N'oithcrn Pacing 3s
10000.... 60
Northern Pac S'4
1000 50
Northern I'aclfla 4s
0000 79
1000 . 70
11000.. . 79
North Paclfla Is
2000 76.'
0000 70
N West States P Co
iooo mi
Oregon Short L 4s
7000 8t!i
1000 .. . 8W
iouo ji
1000 83
Chea & Ohio Cs
1000 . 95.N
Chi & Alton 3s
C00O 40Ji
Chi B & Q 4s
1000 955.
2000.. .. OoJj
2000 95!"
6000 9ji
4000 93! j
4000 0o(i
I Penna 4V5sof '21
Chi B & O 11 SVis
3000 75!f
Chi & E 111 Cs
1000 97'f
Penna R R 6s
1000 9X't
10000 v. 72!i
Chi B & Q 11 4s
5000 82Ji I
Chi & O West 4s
3000 57 I
1000.. .. 56j;
1000 iiOJi
Chi & N W spn
1000 70
Chi M i- P S 4s
2000 9 i
Chi M S. St P 4s
1UU0 toOJa
1000 03
C M & St P CV 4'4
6000 74
2000. . 74
C00O.. . 79
1000 . 7-1 i
2000... 71 '
2000 7t
7000 73!-i I
Chi M & St P cv Cs
11000 74 I
3000 71
1000 93,4
Ptro Marquette St
10000 S5fl
Pub Serv C N J (s
1000 65
1000. . 65
1000 05
1000 05 '
Rio G & Wes RP. 4i
2000 05
Rep Iron & Steel Es
-000 94.'i
inoo .". mw
St Ii & San Fr a
ST00 59K
12000 GO
1000 005 i
St L & San V Se A
1000 59
St 1 & San r See B
2000 70Ji
2000 70
2000.. .. 69U
5000.. . . OOJi
ril It Svvn Term la
IKK) OUi
2000 61?,'
Seaboard Air ! fd
2000.... 50!i
So Pacifla T
1000 75'i"
So Paclfle 4s
1000 73,'i
So Pao cv 44
iooo sn;
So Pacifla cv lis
5000 ll)9'j
2000.. 100
So Pacific td
2000 79' i
Tenn CUIinfl
2030 Mi
Texas Co t
1000. 101!
12000 104?
Union Pacifla ov
1000.... S5 ii
Union Pacino 6a
2000.. 102i
2000 102'
4000 102"
IOOO. . .1025"
U K of G B & I '21
Chi M & St P Win
5000 97U
C M & St P fd 4',j
1000 OoU
CJU-StP 410(26
60.0 cOJi
CM Rock Is Paofd
S000 07J
3000 tl7
Chile Copper 6s
10,00 883.1
1000 . . SS'i
Chile Copper 7s
SOW.. ' 114
C of N Y 4s ot 60
2000 . . . U"Vi
City of Prls la
6000 96!i
1000 ... 975 i
1000 06K
C C C St ! 4s
400 .... 70
Colo & a Ry 4 Ha
10000.. .. N)
Con Qt Co ev
S00O 100JJ
6000 100H
5000 100i
0000 100
4K)H 100
Detroit Gas Co Cs
1000 Wi
lOTil 'il'i
1ST00 975'
20000.. 97'
2000 97?i
2000 97,'i
"000 '07)i
Den & Rio Gr 4s '
10000 05
12C00.. ..05 I
1000 .... 54Ji
4000 05 ,1
Den & Rio Q 4 Via
30' 70
Distillers Sea Cs I
5 v.0 80.'' I
Dom of, Canada 'US ,
10OTO... . 07i '
4000 ;97U
5000 073 a '
21!000 97J-S
U K of SB & I M7 '
nooo...
4000
B000
1(K(0
26000 . .
2003
2000
2000
2'K)0
15000
'2000.. .
10-0
11UO0
United r; t;
."000 . .
2000.. .. 95
Erlo Qeneral Lien
3 J O 46!
Urio V. cv D
2000 47)i-
3000 473i '
Hud & Man R fd
(.000 . 5BK
MOO 5Gi
Hud &.M RR Coin
1000 lfii
2000 15K
Illlhola Utcel 4,n
1000 . 85!i
Imp Jap Gov B 2d
6000 vast
13000 C.2J-J
13000 S2U
Imp Jap Govt 4s
1000 CS
Dom of Can Cs '31
5000 05t'
I J (3 2d eng etn
2000 S3!
Ill Cent R R til
4000. ...... 81
Int Agr Coip Cs
9J
9J
. 92;i
, 03
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. 92j
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. 92.'.
llll Ct
J9 J,
U tl Ilublier si
11)00 bS
"000.. fvS
1000.. . S7
.iooo.. . ss
U S Sin & Kef & M
2000 rW7
2JO0 107
STO0 -107
U a SUsl is
IOOO ion
1000. .. .100
.JOOO. 100
Vlr HallroaU 's
1000 S7,'w
1UIIU Mi 1UUU..- . 03'i
Int i O X J! P. 1st Western Paciflo lat
1000 84
1000..- . 8S;
1000,
05
1000.
S2,'l
1000 ,
Int Met cc
2000 ....-.,
10000 ,
IOKJO
2000
2000 ,
C000 ,....,
6000
.1000...
10000. ...
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20
20
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23
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1000 . .
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2000
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1000.
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lut Itap Trail fd
30X0
Hfirli Lov. t'loso
100.08 100.70 100.72
on.no i)5.:.o d."i."o
Mb llond .'!Vji. .
Lib Ilond 1st -Is.
Lib Itond 2d -La.
03.70 03,50
03.50
05,30
03,70
05.30
03,70
00.00
oa.Ocj
Lib llond 1st' la 05.M2
Lib JJoud 2d,4Us 1)3.71
1)5.30
H3.0S
Lib Bond Sd 4 Us. 05.40 OS.iiO
Lib JJond 4th vUs,U3.7U IKJ.UU
Vic Note .1b... 011.08 00.(50
Vic Note l?is, , . PD.Oi 00.0S
Tntaf .ujles. 17.41.(00. tomnated with
eih,u2,d(H) etriW;i tw Veek jsi 131
wwjji vvtkj,i-i-u..q,Mu , ,
e1tt.02,d(K) etrciiM th) erk JSI 15 1,
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Heavy Contraction In Loam Ac
tual Excess Reserve Reduced
$14,603,150
Today's New York bank statement
showed a contraction of 10, 180,000 in
loans, which nppnrentiy can be accepted
113 n rcllectlon of the adjustment of
speculative accounts in tho stock market
operations. A loss of more thon $11,
000,000 was also shown in reserves,
while demand deposits increased $2,
450,000. The result was a reduction of
514,003,510 in the excess reserve, bring
ing the actual surplus down to $33,
005,430. AVERAGE
Tncreaaf
)07,801,rUO
T.oanii'
Net demand
tioattn . .
... $5,354, 703,000
de- . .
.T4,.:.7IiI UUd
1S.607.00O
oa,ooo
104,000
1.047.000
Net tlma deposits
Hf4,l2J,UIHI
33.978,001)
08,204 000
nrcuinvion
Caah In vaults. .
neserva In mem
ber banks .....
rteserve In atato
banks and trust
companies ....
Reserve In state
banks and trust
company deposi
tories Aegreitato reserve
neservo reaulrod.
Uxeess .... 1
874. 373,000 5,403,000
11,300 000
1 000
11,345 OO11
r.97,0M,00tl
06t,ft.u,s:o
35,300,180
287 000
KO'l.ODO
1ht,220
5t7,7b0
nu.,.a.n.
TUnlted States deposits deducted, JS71
030.0OO.
ACTUAT.
Increase
00U JIO,180,O0O
. Loans
Net demand
..P.332,277
de-
uositn
14,214,720.000
2 4,ia.oon
302 000
634 OOO
4 078 000
Net time deposits
70.40,U00
30,281,000
00,849,000
1 ircuiauon
Cash In vaults .
Reserve In mem
ber banks
Reserve In state
banks and trust
companies . ,
Reserve In state
banks and trust
company deposi
tories Aggregate reserve
Reserve required.
Excess reserve..
tUnlted States
02-,000.
Deorease
571,010.000 14 244,000
11,098.000
134 000
l2,oir,,ooo
504,023.000
600.627,570
161 000
14,2117,000
336,510
14.r,n.i.Kin
33,090,130
deposits -deducted 1253,-
OUTSIDE BANK STATCMEN I
aXATJJ UAilvS
DeTevan
Jl nso.ioo
133.300
T.oans . , :
Oold ... .
Currency bank
notes
Deposits Federal
Iteerv Bank of
New York
Deposits
Iteser nn Hennvlf
I712.80fl.10n
7,004.000
20,040 300
'-"3,200
0R.BB7.00O
15 800
2 noi.noo
1 703 300
858.276,2011
123.196.500
j-erteniage or reserve. -0.4
TnUST. COMPANIES
r.oans :'.... 52,187,373.800 J.'4
Oold 12.434,000
Currener b a. n k
1 Ron
91 800
notes 22,275,200
Denniln Vmlerul
35 000
Keservo Bank ot
Now York .... 227.818.000 8 012.400
Deposits 2,271.058.300 2O.H0II 000
IleerVB on deposit 309.311500 6,474,500
Percentage of reserve, 17.4 2
STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
NOT ItEPOItTINO TO OLEAKINU
HOUSE
Loans .
Gold . .
Currency
notca . .
Deposits
1303,147,000
0 274,400
J2S0 00O
20 500
bank
17.004.300
244 ooo
Federal
4.oon.ioo
Raienn Hanlc of
New York 70.030.400
Total deposits . S.12.0IU.20O
Net deposits ... 78S 017,800
Reserve on deposit 140 21.30(1
Percentage of reserve, 20 I
Increase.
2,ioi,iool,
2.835 700
.1)
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts, 10 5G bushels
the
ma,lr, woa iinrbnnfired The Quotations
Car lots. In export elevator, government
I standard Inspection, standard prices No. 1
red winter, $2.39: No. 1 northern sprinr.
J39: No 1 hard winter, $2.30: No. 1 red.
1 winter, garlicky, $2.37: No. 1 red smutty.
ti.M; No. 1 red, garlicky and smutt,
" $2 34. United States Oram Corporation's
. purchases of wheat vvero based on tho rol-
lowlnff schedule of discounts. No. 2 wheat.
I So under No. 1: No 3 wheat. Cc under No.
l: No. 4 wneal. JUC unuer o. ii u. u
white, 14o under No. 1 Por all wheat
otherwise conforming to tho specifications
of No. B or better, but deficient In test
weight, the discount from tho No. 6 pries
will bo 3c per bushel for each one-pound
deficiency in test weight. Wheat grading
below No, 3 lor reasons other than defi
ciency In test weights will be bought on
Its merits. Smutty wheat will be dis
counted according to tlto degree of emut.
but In no case less than 2c per bushel y
llcky wheat will bo discounted just as here
tofore, 2o per .bushel from the regular
grade. Mixed wheat will ba discounted
from 2c to Cc, according to quality and
condition of mixtures, but unless other
wise instructed the trade may count on
our taking No. 2 mixed wheat at Phila
2o under
delphia lust as heretofore. I.
tr.e corresponding regular graae.
CORN Receipts, 1230 bushels. Trade was
quiet, but value were steadily held 1 e
quote No, 2 yellow In car lots lor local
trade, at Jl.D3Wt.50 on spot.
OATS Receipts. 7200 bushels. Supplies
were small and the market ruled steady but
I quiet. Quotations: Car lots, as to location
' No. 1 whlto. 81Vi 82c. No. 2 white. 80i
eslc: No. 3 white. 79i80c: No. 4 wblte.
ii',1 V sc.
PLOUR Receipts
OObbn and 3.189.370
Iha. m uckd
ni:: L.;:, .7 -. ..n - ,....'
changed with business mo-tlv in second
7v. !." ...i..i2 ..-.Sj
PROVISIONS
The market ruled ateidv, but th r wai
Ilttlo . trading. Tho. quotations follow
ItAAf. In f-ftn. ftmolfstH and alr-drlflri. B6
teef knuckles ant tenders, smoked and air
dried, &6c; pork, famtlj 57c! ham a, H I'
cured, loose , 1:7 -8ot do. Bklnned, loose
S48ct do. do. nmoked, 116 30c; hams,
lolled boneless, 44c; picnic shoulders, B
P. cured, loose. 21a, do, nmoktd. 2Jc: beltle-s
In pickle, loose, 29c; breakfast bacon, 33c
lard. 90c.
REFINED SUGARS
The maikeUruled strong on a baais if 90
fin cranslatcd.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEESE Tno market ruled acain Din ei
roods. 0435c.
BUTTER The market was quiet as usual
on tho last day of tho week, but offerlncs
vvero lleht anU tho market ruled firm. The
quotations are as follocvs: Fresh, solid packed
creamery, fa.ncy.' high-scoring woods 7llff
":lo oxtrae TOc.r extra, 'lints, Cb&bit
firsts 3T81c. seconds fiSBuic axect
rreameri. rhuloo to fauc. 72tt7(' fa'r to
mod, UllftTOdf prints jobblnr at ',0a fbr for
fancy and OOCJ7.I0 for fair (o sood
ECIC3 Pine new-laid oiso wer vve '
cleaned up and flrln at tho lale advance
Wuotatlons; Pree cases, nearby firsts, 120.10
per crate, nearby current receipts, llO.oO
fair to cood. 18 30SJ 18.1)0 us'ero cxlri
firsts, J2O.10; nrsts , SIS 0010 00, nearbv
and western (seconds, J16.80W1S. Inferior
lots lower; fancy selected ecsJ jobblnr at
71f"Cc.
POULTRY
I.IVk Trade wa alow and pi Ices favored
busers, except on strictly line deslrable-
Isled stock, which comprised but a small
proportion of tha supply and ruled steady
The quotations: Fowls, tine quality 32tf
84c: medium. 2880o: do. P-r. 25S2.c:
chickens, flne quality. isfiHO'i! de. !n
' ferlor. 23020c! old rjoslers, .'iHl'Jlc: duel.,
vclilta Pel.ln, 3082o: do. lndlui Ilu;.iic
, 2830a; iieoae. 2Ula)3uc! tuikea 82Sf,ic-
plfeonn. old. per p.lr, :i2.Hi do sou.i
1 r,.-lt. -?,-! Kulneaa jotini.-, lr wlr
plccons, old. per p.lr. 32.l1i do sou.i,
hand stocks ine quotations, rer mo ids i " " " k -,h msn" ''' lated earnlnsa and surplus of the Comnam I mi oi ul Nvi rim tt-atV"4 nir ii-r
packed in 140-ib. l,iu wcU.-3o iTlntei. I morning, and oats up a shade to ae ' Baab" on "oTeXic
flrai-hhai8t!iVH1J?(?t,.0,-3.t?ih 'tii si Provisions tho net changes varicdi h"'" of reco.'.i m the .'o of busine on iib.mi uj ,
u'lFV,?- tittr'? Member Olh n PRNlJilJFlt8Zv?S& I
spring first, clear. $0 25fP7B: do. patent . I r,o oh.r 2.',l ll'lll I resident rRLI ARSCVLORTABLL?,
Ji3.!?"??' 4?ia.h?r,' r..tB.".i,.i.L'i.10.Y (. . ii ennMiinn. ii, iu .!.. i w TTTiTfiTTrTTi r i.-1 xnr-x-vj7rr47ix also glneiial paciory wonx
woSS'eVlrstfce. Gen ral Chcrnica.' Cmpanl: VJ.ZV.l V ;,fflW " -"SS"8
as f. auslity. I surplus, after charges nnd federal i reiid oi siiMr tins oi .lecioied JiJV, Liinn iiAn n-,
nn uiir,.ocr '1110 iiiarKCL ruicu unaiii 111(1 c
".. with demand abjorblnu the limited ofterluea. . will increase its capital from 100,000
J- , ! Quotations: New York, vvhole-mllk flats, i (".flOOO klmroq Of flip nutc nil 00(1
03 .fancy. d333Vc! fair to Rood, Jl'j WSJc p -,,u,Va !, 1 f 1 " JlJi """""
lis 'Wisconsin, vv hole-mllk, fancy. 3dWJ3c;, shares 40,000 shaves have been under-
ion iu huuu uivtu.c: juijuliiil cuius vt- a".--rf 1 u'rirrmi nv 1 1 urn ii 11 1 vvi'i itr. ikphkm ii r ..vii
f., .-:1. -.'v.i'c; guineas jciuiik, i'-V"Jcii I F"M' "- ... ...nv, ... ,, uim Mil,
WeUhlnir 2 lbs. and over apiece, '"O'J 1 operate the plant to produce standard
ilSSi wfe'lS Wtl Vibsap".?crff: ied boxes for the poducti of the
luineas. c.M, per pair, il&il 10 American hafety lUi" Corpora tjou .
DRESSED .Pine deslrable-sl-ed stock. -.an
pretty Well cleaned up and firm Quotations. (
iTesuauieu, ary-piCKeci, in uoxru, "'e'"V"
4 lbs. and over apiece, 40c: weighing aWSVs
ia. .12034ct nmallcr aires 27i!j30c. fowlu.
fresb-kllled. In bbla., dr-plcl,ed. weUhlntf 4
lha. and over apleco 30c: welehlni; awaw
lbs 3Ur88c: smaller sizes 20,?20c,
roo.trs. dry-picked, 24c , broilers. Jersev,
lce.parked,i40W4Kc.j do. oilier nearby, clinics-le-lcked
."UBIISc: ordlnan to tool. 30'fl
8ic: hrollern, -nastcrn. lee-packed welehlnir
".132 lbs. apiece; 35W80c roadint: chlfk
ens. western. Ice packed, etching 4 lbs, and
ever apiece. r.2B.1ij; eieertlonul lota were
higher: welahlnc : ltu
IIS UUV VM....- ---
3 lbs apiece. 22SC
western miik-fni chickens 12 '"i"1'. ".J-?,
and under to dozen per lb "ii(.l !
1 IVi-i tn lasv.n AOtnAtr. S lO Rf Ibfl.
dozen, ' pr lb JtlftWXct -- to Afl J.08'
ir lb. 'juan-cr to m iw, to
er lb , afai.inoi SI to 42 b. Jo
er HI.; a?!IJc; 4" to 47 Iba. to
cio-en, per
itrti-ATl. 1-lMI-
iloMii, Per Ili.v SS08-loi 48 !-. and over to
lo duality 8nXSo: squabs, per doaen, while,
weighing 11 tcT"i2 lbs, per doaen. "8.60B0.!;",
wnue . waigmng B to m IDa: Prr "wc.
7 Kil(i8.25:.whlto weighing 8 lbs. per doson,
10
Ibs. per dozen.
)b-, rer doaen,
-i.non.a(i- wh v,uim 0 o. w ,ibs
m.m .t,.w '.u nnAn ma .1 ,vL
is-.-omann
Airk' i;-0CV5
l)l
!p:.n'-
BANK CLEARINGS EXPAND
Philadelphia's Total 10.9 Per Cent
Greater Than This Week Last Year
While the volumo of clearings by the
banks of the Philadelphia Clearing
House Association was considerably
lower than those of other large cities of
the country, the aggregate was still
nliori till rnrrrfinnnrllncr week last Tear
Tho total was $413,011,030, against I
5312,413,430 this week last year, or "' " " "' " cm-rims.-.
a gain of 10.0 per cent. ' T ,p, lnrK.e?1 lmu.k "-b'arlugs ever record-
New York showed an expansion otl'1 '" ils period continue nt various
20.0 per cent; Chicago. 21.8 per cent, Important centers, the to nl this kn
vvl h ' Orlenn ImhW the COUntrv J" "'' len(liS rt" '.' ''-J"1.'"!
o.u per cent; unicago, m.B per cent,
with New Orleans leading tho country 1
at 40.3 per cent. '
Tho tolal clearings of all the clearing I
1 At 1 t .t.. Tt:.,i u, .......
according to the Financial Chronicle,
were ?1).488,7SJ,834, compared" with
57
or
7,034.210,222 the same week last jrnr
r an increase 01 -J.o per cent.
Comparisons follow :
Inciease
1010 - 1018 p i
New Tork. $4, 452,712,004 3. 426,785,052 JO 0
Chicago
,,.1 v-a rtwa ,,- .mi nun DTn
558.055,057
aU,0ll,280
413,040,224
219.807.693
450.093.870 21 S
1'hlla. ..
Boston . .
Kan City.
St. I.ouls
H. P'nctsco
Pittsburgh.
Detroit . .
Raltlmore .
N. Orleans
Decrease
372.413.410 10 11
316,012.005 8 4
188,729.80.; 10.5
142,033.041 II r,
100,7Kf,,057 -'II "
143.810,007 ! 3
Oi778.010 81 4
60,023.r.'4 7
62,012 035 4' S
159,310,630
142.213.B24
130,07B,12n
85.000,000
75,D76,00t
78,B27.3i0
MONEY-LENDING RATES
I'lltXADHLriilA Call. tirdO prr
cent; time, "ii!! per rent; commer
cial paper, three to six months. 51 ii)
594 per cent, and sir months. 0" per
cent.
liONnbN Money is quoted at 27,
?cr cent. Discount rates, short bills,
si per cent; three month bills lr,s
per cent.
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
Official discount rates nt the twelve
Federal Iteserve banks were as follow :
(Tho first column' gives rates for nil
Seriods up to nnd including a fifteen
ay maturity, the second for n period
of sixteen to ninety days. The third
and fourth columns give the rates for
discounts of collateral loans secured bv
government bond or notes.)
Com'l paper Oo' t paper
IStCOO 10 to 00
18 dss days 15 da s dava
Poston 4 4j 4 4
New York 4 4i 4 4'
Philadelphia . 4, 4 4 4'
nichmond . 4i 4" 4 . 4
Cl-veland . 4'i , 4 4 4U
Atlanta . 4't 4' 4 4'i
Chlcaeo , 4 4 4 4 'I
Minneapolis . 4 4'i (53 4 4U '
St Louis . . . 4 44 4 4'4
I Kansas City . 44 r 4
.Dallas 4'a I'iSol', I',
j ban Francisco ..4' 5 4f 414
i
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York. Oct. 25. Opening fie
ures for foreign exchange this morning,
with the exception or sterling nnd
francs, which were steady, were rather!
'nominal. IJemanu sterling was emoted
at 4.1fi"i and cables at -l.lO'j 1 ranes
ranged at 8.03 for cables and S 05 for
- u.v
Othpr mintfltinn. were:
Lire cables lO.ni). checks 10.-11 .
Swiss cables 5.(53, checks 5.(55, giulder
cables 37'"i. checks 37 0-1G. pe-ctas
cables ltl.'J'J, checks 10.15; Stockholm
cables 24.05, cheeks 23.(10; riirlstianla
cables 22.S0. cheeks 22.05; Copenhagen
cables 21.40. checks 21.2..; Hclginn
cables 8.(50. checks 8.02; marks cables
r..-. check!! 3.54: Austrian 1.00.
In the middle of the second hour ot
business the foreign exchange market
became firmer all urouud. Business wns
only moderate, and lately consisted of
covering. Late quotations were: De
mand sterling 4.1(5',$, cables 4.17; franc
cables 8.(52, checks 8.C4 lire cables,
30.40. checks 10.42; marks 3.03
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings toda compircd with coi
responding day last two ears
1010 1018 1017
Phlla .'7n,2(.4.S1t $70,017,004 $55,148,872
Boston. . ."8.7IJ.II." fl1.T14.4H-i 44.885 171
Chicago. H3.81S.088 7(1.023.257
N. Y. ...962,I81,071
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
Tho average nrke of twenty active
industrial stocks advanced 0,00 per cent
yesteruay to llo.in. ivlilie twentv rail
roads advanced 1.0(5 per cent to S2.15.
Corn has increased In value this week,
notwithstanding demoralization of the
hog market nnd in spite of the com
plicated industrial outlook. The fact
that the visible supply of corrr-has sel
dom been so small as at present went
. far In etnlnin the atromrtli nf nrlroa
- .. . . . c- ..r- -
lor tnat cereal, compared with a vv eel;
f-f- .f fl in.tnu ,,-;, -.! ti.
....Vt V, I".-. V i ,. '.M. , ., M. . . ,t U I. nill.
... .. . nf .. .tr 1.:,. 1,. . 1 dh iilnml of 1 n.r tlt Aiit ,,f Mi ,,.,.,,- . ,n.u . .- ..rf.wrf
the deduction of .'MiS'l.Ji.l In, preferrctram nmablo Noiember 20. llfi, to Ptovk.
, dividends (o $15.20 n sharo earned on
Ui,P ,U6,510,220 common stock, com
pared ivltli 5 1,0 17,148, or Sf.DH a
bhare, in tho corresponding 1018 pe
riod. For the year ended June SO, 1010, the
International Agricultural Corporation
reports profits after federal taxes and
all charges of $1,537,838, equivalent to
S11.7S a share earned on the S13.0"5.-
1 rififl preferred stock, which compares
with 1,I)M,1M3, or 5 a suaie, in tlie
pieceding year.
The Lee Ilubber and The Comnanv
a share, and will be offered, to stock-
holdcis ut S:t: a share. The proceeds
from the sale of stock will increase the
(timnnny's working capital approximate
Iv M.GDO.OOO ami vvipo out the in
debledneen to banks, provide funds for
eonstructiyn, increasing capacity and
adding to.cash -thu.
Vow finatlCinp to the extent of $-"
ew nnancing 10 vnc uvteiii, 01 ij.,t
000,000 was announced yesterday by the
directors of (lie Cuba Cane Sugar Cor
ljorauon, ihiu aviu mm ii.r iorm "
ten-year 7 per cent bondN, convertible
into common stock at 60. -
.
The Coca-Cola Company reports net
!d I profits in the first nine months of 1010
t m $3.1140.174. .m increase of $1,030. -
281, equal to $..84 a bhare, or at the
,ate of more than SO a share uffnuallv.
The Aineiicnn Safety Razor Corpora
tion has obtuined a majority of the
hhares of the .lav & .Tohnson Box Ooui
pauy, of -Nortli liciKcn, a,, j,, Und will
. ,, ,',,,,
The New lork nubtreasury eaineil
$413,000 from the banks yesterday.
"""
Dleoelnra nf Alllllncr- Tnaitcnn.,. ri,
Directors or Alliance insmance (.0111
panv have approved an increiue in the
Capital tdfiCK from $750,000 to SI.
000,000. A meeting of stoekltoldevs Iih
been called for December 20 to approve,
the plan. 'J'lic proposal Is to. offer the
new biocii 10 siuchiioiacra ut iflu iiet
tenure, isiu oi imihii ih iq no applied I
Jcapltal aicount and Ifu to increasing bih
i;,. . -'p"si
plus.
COATS WANTED
j We are looking at samples of ladles'
ana misses, coaii ana suits for uur!
IBVUHIi l.l.iu.nr.
HAS
I see use UA.iwji,,fitere B, r harles !
I , . Brooklyn. JJihlVk , ' I
STATE OF TRADE
Strikes in various parts of the coun
try are 11 curb on the satisfaction which
might ordinarily be expressed over the
evidences of business activity, accord
ing to Dun's Review in its weekly sur
vey of conditions. In discussing the
situation the publication snjs!
Development nt the industrial con
ference in Washington, which It wns
hoped would promote more settled con
dltlons, have not been reinsuring, nnd
the uncertainties nf the labor situation
nearly ever.vwhcre prompt hesitation
;'"", , ,"
h"0"t '
,nh r?n
," c1' "J.1
tJt.i per c
amounting to 5,i;i7,lKW,lMU,
rcnrrfcnts increases of 20.3 and
per cent, rcsnectlvelv over the cor
responding weeks in 1918 and 1017.
llradstreet's sajs:
T)ttsiiu MU n ti tinln t AMKxnas nun
Btl,jy, and oflicinl and 'other price'eom-
'pnifsoni, while rcllecting a fair low
erlng of food price levels at wholesale
since August 1, point to mil a slight
net reduction in the entire list, with re
tall prices slow to follow wholesale quo
tation downward. Manufacturing,
though crippled bj strikes or labor in
efficiency, ranges from fair lo active,
with a majority of reports indicating
cfTorts being made to fill piled up orders.
The above lefcrs lo what might be
termed present demand Tho future, J
nmvever, ci'cuis ui present ii miner nil
fercnt picture, mainly because of the
increasingly nrbltrnrv attitude of or
gauged labor. Meeting this attitude of
organized labor and threats ot "direct
action" by the unions is nn uudcnlable
stiffening of tho nttitude of employers
in nearly every line, which makes the
future industrial outlook an tuiuually
clouded one.
Lawrence E. Brown & Ce.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Ills ItRAL. KSTATK TRTTRT 11.11(1.
fnveatlaata and ndluat nartnerahlD anl
nrporatlon arconnta. Alat prapar O. 9.
laeoaaa ivx naturns
STANDARD SANITARY MFG. CO.
Preferred Dividend
Common Dividend
Pittsburgh Pa October 23 I0I
'Ihs Directors of this, Compan have this
day declared regular quarter!) dividends of
ln on tho Preferred Capital Stock and
2" on the Common Capital Stock with
etra. Dividend of 2e on Common Capital
Stock Checks will he mailed not later than
November 10th to stockholders of record
October 30lh
J IV OI.niJK Secrets rv
lllllya iCorp. l'referre.1
Nataseme Hosiery irhlla.l Xi Vreferred
.American Road Machinery " Preferred
.onnern iinr. i.iriii nno I'ower irrer.
(luauajuatn Rerfurtlon cl lllne- 0s, 1021
Thomas Iron I'enn Ujumlnc Oil
(.real Lnkea Transit Inter. (Ill and C.is ,
Amer. Real Kstate Ov Keokeo Coke 3s, 1D5D
nnbt. Morris' Trust Nelon ('oil rref.
'copies aii. rire uirnru i.ue ins.
v-ieveijina i-.ne Ky. it rs. n;u
O. B. LANSINGEK & CO,
1321 Chestnut rit
VINANC'IAI.
NATIONAL RANK or COMMERCE
IN rillUl)I.I.l'III
No 114X2
TREASURY D1IPAR TV1ENT
Ofllee of Comptroller of Currency
VVashlneton. D C October 10. HMD
1VIIEREAS by satlsfartor) evidence pre
; rlhthVtn'.TllK'. movvTVvMi
, Kr TOiMfcRtT iV'rHn.VViixriii.vi'n
the clt) of Philadelphia In the County of
Philadelphia and State of Pennsvlvanla. has
compiled with all the provisions of tho
statutes of the United States required to be
compiled with beforo an Association cihalt
be authorized to commence the business of
Banking,
NOWrTIIEREPORE I. John F,Ulton Wil
liams, Comptroller of the Currency, do
hereby certify that "The National Bank of
Commerce in Philadelphia " In the Cits of
Philadelphia. In the Count! of Philadelphia
and State of Pennsjlvanla. Is authorized to
commence the business of Banking ns pro
vided In Section fltty-ona hundred and elxtj
nine of the Revised Statutes of the United
State
Conversion of the 'Rank of Commerce"
Philadelphia Pd
In testimony whereof witness mv hand
and Seal ot otllce tkls sixteenth day of Octo
ber, in ID,
(Signed) JOHN SKKLTON Vi ILLIAMS
C'omit"ollr of tho Currency.
'ami tit compcronen
SVI.K OK C'OI.LVTEItAI?
On Sal unlay, November 1, 1010. at two
o'clock P M , ther- will b Bold at the
salesrooms of W. s. KlioU, 4 fion, 15
North Hanover Street. I'ottMown, Ta., I'ift)
thousand Dollars ('50 000 00) face value
Ten-sear Six per rent Serial Gold Bonds of
the Industrial Toundrv & Machine Coni
PiiV. dated April 1 1018 and maturing
J50?i,.ac".,tva,ue. MUl "" beginning April
1. lnin Theso bonds were pledged as col
lateril security for the obligations now in
default, of tho said compans' to the under
signed bank, and thes are now offered for
sale to the highest bidder bv
THE NATIONAL IRON" II M.
rntUtnwli. I'a.
Dlcldends
I'LN.NA. COW, i. COM! cokporation
.....'"" "i",""?, or.no. JVm"'.or Directors of
iiw ,i m, 1 Wi &. choice corporation
1 neui 'ins a . th-ro wns dmiared regulai
nirtnr! ohlrlcml of s pfr rent (Xl.00 tttr
I .1 ... !. ,..i.aI .,,...( ... Ii.. ,...
iiciiurifi An i risii;ri-,i un iiici ikhii.ii vi IMO
c'oinpanv at :l p ni O-'lob.r 31,101i Checks
will b'' mailed In Btorlthold.ra ivho have
file 1 permanent dividend orders
HENRY If PEAtiE Hecretarr
riiL iam riTi.i: ami trust company
Seplemher 30 1010,
I'anllal J2 000 000 no 1
surplus s.iiou.nooon
Lndlilded Fronts 309,212 77
Hi Board of Directors of Tho I.and Tltlo
and Trust Company has this dav declared 11
nuurterh dMdend of live Hollars per
share, paablo November 1, 1911), to Stockholder-
of lecnrcl at 3 p m October 16
1010 LEWIS P OEIOER Jr .
Oi tober 14 lltHl TieaBurer
IIIH Mrll NATIONAL 1UNK
Philadelphia October 24, 1919.
e Directors have this da declared u
sen -ni nual dividend of lx per rent, pa -abl
November I, 1919, to stockholders of
reeiici Oitober 24 lulu
1 h i lis will be mailed
WILLIAM .SALTER Cisliler.
rroposals
.NU1KII IO COMKACIURS
IIOlllVALK
11 1 .,.L...r otiitr iir.ii.1c ,.. v.., .
SEA.lir. I-MIK,
Bfll,.s p,gu0B8ts addressed lo Aaron W.
bur "o-ough Clerk for ih construction of
?jro".,4g"orr.,boo.'t -sa'Mij'if-.n ' ,hD,
i... I . .it ti. Ii. ami ..- i.. ,..
' l- t H"d b Ui Borough Couiicil o'f th
' b, re en-a vy ine uorourn c.
"-"' uf ,';?.?,'a'h. hV
1 VLbe," lSif it is j5o o'clo,
-i ine vouneii
fit dHT nt TVm-
,..har. 1N1P. nt 12.nQ n'rlni U mini, unj
op'-ea 'inu;iiiiin. ui--i--jicr
IrttW;&lfti'l
!--. accomp-inied by certified check for
ten pt cent (10) of the contract pric
i Such rreaiurer, without condition or to-
ior-enwit. .,
' rJ1-B-h.,nBofSuSl?ca.
Jon mar fam nhfina
JnJ at the omco" of neminston ft Vosbury,
5"JnV 1i"'SUafcti.5Md.gXft7;i .-jfiS-
1arlr C-.t. n..i.
,nJ at tne onice 01 i
ronsulllnK Engineers.
Camden N. J., upon
of hlcli turn JO.00 v
Will be remitted utjn
),. return uf tha plans and specification, la
good conoitlon.
The Ujroush reserves the right to reject
,ny oi all bids and to decide as to the d
IrabHify of Ilia bidder.
AAROX WILBDR.
Rorouah Clerk
l'ltOl'd1. VI.sr7iinrS0I.INI:, OILS AM)
(iltliVI- Haw Materl.Us arid Paints
Rratuh, ottlce of tho Quartermaster General. ,
Dlleilor "f Purchase und Htorake, Retculf.:
Huimliea Division. Munitions Hulldlng.VVaA-
ar.tVo'?Ti:.?XriS.
I 1910. and then opened, for fumlshlnc gaso-
' line kerosene, lubrlratlnc oils, fuel oil and
''rSes iciulred bj Army durlncr Januarv.
I rebruari and March nuo runiier in
formal l"n o i.neliin
,rr".
l.l.d.M, ihnrisf.vn.M'M
..XW I.31.AII. Ill lll.,..lni- OMTms,
yr jr., deceased- Leltcre or admlnletra
twn d h ii o I a upon Iho estata of
Hei iatnln Jones .lr deceased having been
l granted to TIDELITT TRUST COMPANY.
all persons Indebted to tho said eelato are
requested tcr inako paviuent, and those
hating claims against the samo to present
Ihem without delay, at the office of tho
aid company, Nos U'.''-331 phestnut slreet,
rhlladelphU ,
ribr.HTY trust company.
WSI. P. GE8T,
President.
I Or to Ha attorneys,
1 C J HEPRURN,
West Und Trust Hldg
JOSEPH II TAULANK.
blephet Ul)ard Hide.
1.U1AT. IIVFItTIMI7MKNTH
(KKi TJ4TATI! Ill JIIIIV V
I nerMfeetl'. I.llr f.,t.in.nlan unnn
lha ..lalb nf Inhn V Ti l...k .Iaaamba
havlnir ben Krartteil to PIDCf.lY TrtUST
COMPANY and WIL.UA.Vt ALKXANDEM
imoVV.V nil persons Indebted to tho said
etate aie renuesled to make paMiient. nnd
ttioeo havlna rlslnn arnlnnt the same In pre
aent them without lela, at tho ofilio of
the ailil nmpani'. Nos 820 331 Chestnut
street Philadelphia.
mi r ansT
President.
IKS5 '-"TATh,
l1 rleieahed-
ir nonr.nT p.. iipai..
Letters lestAtTieiitar llttnn
1110 esisie nr liooerr I Heyl deceased
liavdna been aranled lo UlilXITT T11UST
COMPANY nnd riAllA QIIOV11 HI3YI, all
persons Indebted to the said estate are. re
vested to mske nament, and thoso having
claims against Ihe sntna to present them
without delay nt the nffUe of the said com
pany. Nos 325 331 Cheitnut street. Phila
delphia .
. ivm. p nnsT,
President.
ti1
iTn, op ni,i,ii: n. sfiii:r,
the estate of Sallln U Rere dereased.
havlna; been aranted to I'lPEI.ITY TRUST
COMPANY all persons Indebted to said
estaln nre requested to make payment and
those havlnir claims against tho same to
present them, without dela., at the office
of tho sild company Nos 325-331 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia
YJI. P OEST.
President
trSS 1-STATI! III
KATIIKniMI ti.
is rni'ii
KC1IM1N. deeeiised Letters
testamentary upon tne estate nr Katherine
5f Churchman deceased havlnir been
aranted lo FIP.I- LITY TIU'PT COMPANY
and WIM.TAM 1! riiL'IlCHMAN. all per
sona Indebted to the said estate are re
quested to make rmen.t, and those having
claims analne tho samo to present th"in
without delav st the office of the exld
eompan, No 325 3dt Chestnut atreet
rhllad-iphla
1VM P C,K.T.
Presld"nt
PERSONALS
VVBT NUTISK, her baby no objection, mu-l
live with me P lt', I,edae' Office
LOST AND FOUND
NECKPIECE Uist a Plsher fur neckpiece
vvhllo leavlr the Adelphl Theatre, Krl-
clay evenlns:. liberal reward If returned to
6llt Market st or telephone Qgonty t23T
1'Ol.lOY l'erpetual policy. 324V1. l'a Klre
Ins. Co .'lost or mislaid, application made
for new pollcs Return to J. 1'. Ujrber,
143.1 Ml Vernon st
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPEKATINO
PKR11ANCNT roiiriONI OIM.RHO TO
TOUNU YVOJ1EN BKTWEB.V 18 ANO 25
YARtl,
sti pi:r when- ron first a wnnns
jib on j'Kit ivnmc in movtiih. vvitji
RAPID ADVANCEMENT T1IEUEA1TER.
siinp.T HOIJRV
INEXPENSIVE- HOT LUNCIIEn
CO.MrORTABI.E REST nooMH
SICKNESS niSMHLITy RENEPIT1
CAREPULLY CHOSEN ASfeOUlAlEtf
I
i CALL PERSONA r.Y NT WEEKDAY
I RETWEEN HAM AND B P W . TT)
TLOOIt
TUB BnLD TELEPHONE CO, OP TA.
bill clerk-4
in bookkeeping department
apply bureau op eviploymenr
wanamaker's
I
BOOKKEEPER young woman operator with
experience on Elllott-PIsber bookkeeping ,
machine: GermantoWn resident preferred I
Apply Mltchell-l'letcher Company, "70S Ger
mantown ave lohn K. Horner, manager.
' ' ' l
BOOKKEEPERS '
ON CfSTOMERS' ACCOUNT"
KXPERIENCED PREFERRED ,
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
BOOKKEEPING Young ladl experienced in
dojble entry and general ofllce work in
textile mfff estab. : reply In own handwriting
stating ret I sal. A 311 Ledger Office.
i CHAMBERMAID and waltres- exn , wanted
white for Bmall fam ji Sll'J Ht Martins
lane, c hestnut Hill Ph Chestnut Hill 1741
CLERKS
noon at piornn'1
APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAJLVKER'3
COOK and housemaid, white: good
Rsdal Pani. 1 mile trom trolley.
Pronto .11.1
wages.
Phone
DIE) STAMPER?
EXPERIENCED OU HAND PRESSES
FOR BOCIAL STATIONERY WORK
PPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
EXAMINERS
Hosiery Mill
on
infants' hose. Rockland
3J11 Knslngtcm aye
TORELADY WANTED IYRHI.ADY FOR
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FACTORY: CA
PABLE OP HANDLING HELP. APPLY AT
ONCE: STAT1. EXPERIENCE IN bTRICT
CONFIDENCE S SJ P O BOX. 34S4
C4MPBBLT-I SOUP
ESTABLISHED 1S6
1LMB AND UALK TIMB
uvtrit 41 iccjuitn
JNCHFJAHI") AUTOMATICALLT
PLENTY OP OVEllllilE
JOSEPH CAMPBELL rO.MPANT
2D AND MARKET STREBIS
CA1IDEN. N. J.
GIRI.S 14 to 1fl
TO KXAMIN'E LOCKS
Xo inachlnen Pleasant work under
Ideal conditions. Opportunity to secure
our regular school education by attend
ing our continuation school, which Is
conducted In our own building by
regular city public school teachei.
Harn mones vhlle fuitherlng your ed
ucation; Increase in Mates every thiee
months during first jar Unusual op
portunity foi rocicdtlor
Also gltls over 10 cin earn
(Joed mone In ouz ariojs devrtmenr.
AppU at once
MILLER t-OCK LO.
Orthodox and Tacons els Tkd
" GOOD rLA''U TO WORK '
OIRI.9. small, for examining In v.areroom
Hnckland Hosiery "Vlula 8211 Kensington
GIRLS, over 18 and yourr rrom-n bava an
escellent opportunity to secure Bleady
"cork 111 modern up to dale factory; Ideal
location for W. Phila, s rla on account of
uiuan cirujciinny to SUDna liurirg, ijeucaa
ter ave.. Darby, bpru.e Baltimore ave. and
4TJ..- I 4--4 vr. .. - .
flprlnir tiarden brtdsa purtri llncsi opta
torn tvantfd Jn th at3e.i.b.lr.r dspirlmtnt,
where tho work Is light and clean: also on
presses, tappera and oilier light machines.
l"or detail, call at once factory office.
H. T. Palate Co. 321 Arch st.
GIRLS Girls to learn lis'lng and sorting
on attractlvs s.Iary Tvhlle learning, with
an opportunity to osko larger pay as ex
"S"1."" develops. PiltTim Laundry Co.,
1181)1 N. Broad at.
C.IRI.S
over 1 von LiiHir Muni;
AITLY BUREAU Ol' EMPLOYMENT
WAMASLVKEn'S
GIRLS Inexperienced girls get good pay.
experienced glrla get better pa; congenial
surroundings; lunchroom, where lunch can
be obtained at cost. rilcTlm Laundry Co.,
831 N. Broad 0U
UIRIS nr, mlcldle-aged VMssien with know
edge of aeivliig for light than work on
hlll ami line materials, guod pa) , atesdy
eniploinient half day Scturdav Smith
Ramse) Enihroldery Co 1(141) .Vfarket st
(JIRLb oier Id to Jearn bobbin vlndmg
paid while learning Miackamaxon Mills,
Allegheni ave apt Haticvvk st.
OJUbS wrfutod, m years or nr or oer;
permanent poaltloaa, Apply 1.14 Chc!
nut Ht ..
UJHLU. mer tor Usht wor!. Mid white
li-arnlnc Kxcelslor riralU Mills. 04U U.
Walnut lan Orniantown .
T. 1
HANYJ iSEWF.nS 1
ArPLY IH'ltKAUlOl" EMPLOYMENT I
WAN.V.MAKER'S .
i . , , I
HOSIERY Operators wanted, cutters and
turners Tip' Hosiery Mills Dell and
i inwrue -a r S3, N Droad vt
HET.P vrANTED 1'EMALE
I)KllHm(III,,HOt!BEKi:EPEn'3 assistant wanted: wares
180: room
anj loam. Ajpiy university
Hospital.
lIOUSBTVOrtK Olrl,
Clermantown 280 ,T
2 In family, Phona
IVS Wetvlew nvn
HOUSr.VVOIIK (llrl settled, while, 1'roten.
Isnt, family of two ref, i'Oo N IBth et.
ROUSllVoriK itetierst YounK woman pre
ferred, must bo good rook and cleanj
uniform (tirnlahcdi laundrees I day, 4 In
famllv, Includlne boy of 4. ot whleli maid
has no rare; refereneei 110: 17 minutes
from Phtta. and 3 minutes from station.
Phone Narherth 020 J,
HOUSEWiuiK iomiteient sin, small lam-
111 j cood waaes; maid lias private bath,
rhone llertnwntown 537.T 1Vf 6 0 31 Pulaski sv.
ion muss rr.KDKns
APPf.T lltmilVIT OK CVIPUJVJir.NT
IVANAMAKKIl'8
V4.UNDnY filrls wanted In flatwork de
partmentj piecework plan permits of ut
tractive sUryi ronffenial surroundings
Plltrlm laundry Co., 2S31 N Broad t.
LIT BROTHERS
Rt.C'LtP.E SAM:V0MBS TV TOLLOWINO
DEPARTMENTS!
IIOUS11 DRESSES
PN'orrriwriAK
I PllOLSTERT
KtMON'O?
11T.KS
TOTS "
CHINA
I.INEN
YMtD GOOLI1
LIN1N03
ALSO SALESWOMEN POft
POll THREll DAYS A
TRV TIME
WEEK
io huch nr.i.p wn can nrrnp.
MANENT POSITIONS WITH
OOOD SALARIES
TER.
LIT BROTHERS
MENDERS 10R I IXIHHINO ROOM OF
KNITTING DKP.VI'.T.MEVr ON VV OOI.KN
CLOTH: 4S HOCUS A WBI.1v AND liOOO
PAY. APPT.Y NORTH AMP.RICAN LACE
CO . STH ST AND AI.LEOIir.NY AVE
.MOTHER'S HELPER to assist, especlallr
with child one ear. other children 5. s
and 11 year two older children attend ;
school, refs required, cood wage?, near
P. II R Thorn- VVjn 21o XV or write I
Mrs H W Mdrshall. SI. Davids, Ta.
I '
OrERATOllS
ON POWER PItE"SEo
APPLY WANAMAKER'M WARBITOCSH
22D AND VVARIIINC.TON AVD.
AhK TOR MR. I.EISTER
OPERATORS ON VOWKR MACHINRI
ArPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
OPERATORS
ON REGULATION WORK
APPIiY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
SALESWOMEN
OPPORTUNITIES IN SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS
APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
SALESWOMEN
W REQUIRE1 SALESWOMEN TOB
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS
bTLNOGRAPHER Experienced v, oniin
state age. rererenco and wages desired.
IP QUO Ledger OtTlce
STENOGRAPHER wanted for law office P
128 Ledger Office,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR wanted to operati
private branch of small exchange N 32.
P O. Box 3470
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
EXPERIENCED BELL OPERATOR
APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
TTPIST
KXPFRIENCED
APPLY BUREAU or EVlI'LOylrEMr
WANAM-V.KKR'S
WAITRESS 13
WHITU. IXIlt TEAROOM
APPLY BUREAU OI' EMPLOYMENT
WAXAMAKEK'S
WOMUN AND G1RL3
for packing and miscellaneous -work
a"ioenenc. unneressary; good rty
NAT lONAI, ripcuit qo.
1R01 oirnwood ave
WOMPIV
TrrVR WRVPPIN'O
KrK.wnNCf" Nor Nnc i-sharv
AITLY Bunrvit or kvpijimbnt
wam.vjiai.i-r'u
WOMEN
f'OR OLBSNlNi"
nvT and nriiit Hinrta
APrLY BUREAU OK EMPLOIMEJ1T
WANAMAKER'S
WOMEN
TO DO'I.TOHT WORK
APPLY RURE-.U Of' EMPLOTMCNT
WANAMAKER'S
WOMEN I
.1 PARCEL COLLECTORS
APPLY BUREAU OI' EMPLOYMENT I
WO.-AMAKER'? I
YOUNG L-VIIY for clerical work answer tel
ephone and filing .ppl5 Milton Hag
Waste Works r..lO H. HwatiHon st.
YOUNU I-VDi tviust for clerical work
ctate sge, experience and salary desired, j
R L'il ledger Office. '
YOUNG
office
11ADV
P 033
experienced In
Ledger Office
real
estate I
.YOUNC) WOMEN
.S CASHIERS AND INSPECTOR'S
AITLY BUREAU OP EVirLOrMENT
WAAMAKEU U
(teneenl
LAPIES earn S.'i lo I0 for ttras during
leisure time learn Co give fiicp and ccilo
treatments ultli all lis lirani iin Mludi nl
1 home this profession will ra-, ou Jl to K
.. hrtila .liaL A tn txel ".- t .tell1a.rl ,na A.a
t'r hi
or l'1(
,"-, iiuui im.' u iiiuiiii iiri "niurci . 1. it Llll". ill
natr r iina nraip wbs nevor bo
kV-
ae It is at nrceput tuition t'onintete
rourso. i"u un 10 pain tor ni-r single leS'
son. Dell rhone
Locust 31(10 Altheon.
bchool of Massage
..' Perrs Hide . 1'hll 1 I
HELP WANTED MALE
ANGLESMITII wanted: steady xco-k. Ap.
ply the Cruse Kemper Co , Ambler, Pa
BOY High School graduate, Protestant, for
wholesale lea. nnd coffee house, p ui
Ledger OfPce
BOTS WAM1.D
Vie pav our bovs from UJ tn SIS per
i week, easy work: steady pusli.ouj tone)
i opportunities Apply at unco
, BECKER, HMlrlf t PAGB
Water and Snsder ave.
BRICKLAYLRH Wanted. II to 10 hours'
work per da. hiih wages Appl I,
Anasatael. 7th and Wyoming uvc. br 3tb
avo . wertf bib at
t ANDTVIVKERS
THOnOI OHLY LM'ERIENCED ON LRKAM
AND JELLY WORK
APPLY CrriL.AU Ol' EMPLOYMENT
WANAIVLVKER'H
CARPENTERS
VVTIY LF.AVR PIHLADELPIIIA?
WE CAN USE "nn MS.N ON SHIP
JOININO IND HHIP rARPKNTRT,
THIS JOIl IS UNDER COVER AND
(INB THAT WILL LABI' AUj
WINTER,
APPLY OEO W. 8.M1TH t OO,
TH ST. AND BOTANIC AVB
HEtP WANTEB MALE
J '
CAltPENTLinS wantcdi concreta rorm irevic1?)
J HO JtUBWIl Ullll-uny, OLUIB IDKU KM .
Iiftiierman st , iacony1 rvj
t lllWA aviv Tivi.nrflrt itirvttrB k
vvnil'liKliH up iiniriT,i..inviiiiw'.t I?
APPLY llHttnAP IIP UMl'LOWlBNT $i
WANA3IAK.BIVU
CllUltlSTr.lt wanted In train chorus or1fJi
In church prefrahlv onn bo la a teaeAwra
nt nti I ttltlirei enlotulld oniinrliinlf tr tfte9
tho rlcht man, Blvn experlonco and rallrya
t,l-l I''', .. M," ir-llfcl-I 11 II, ,
COTMAKr,ll Vfantedi
nn s bourn 1 511
weekly workf crtatAI
, ldaer Office i jl
COHT CI.CIIK ronns man. about 20 lo
assist In cost department of jnajuifac?.!
turlng concern, must be quick and aOlil
ruraln at fluurnt one with esirjenc4 'pre-
ferred, che details of present and P'a!
vloiis emplovment reference and aalarx al
peeled P llll Lidaer OfOce n ' .W
Tt, k tl' t A V .vhn.Ulin. n .iiAt ,at ,
construction automobile lay-outs Applyl
i:dnnrd II tludd Mf Co, Huglnetriu: -I
llept , 2,1th and Hunting Park ave . , At
DRKTSM'EN. structural steel, -wanUcl tor
mill and c flco bulldinc prnninent ttl
Hon for flrst-dass men with chance, for
advancement Apply by letter, slatlne nalar
and when available. 1201 Morris Rldr, .
rvnviTtmr irtMinifr'na l
IIXPKIHUNCHI)
W.VNAMAKER'S PURNITURB
VVARBIIOPSK
N. V COR. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE.'
t it
OROCP.RV MANAOatH wanted
Aoolv beil
tvveen s una iu u
flbd 1'Hcltie Ten Cn
the Great Atlantic!
4im0 Market et e. 3
1100 ISIAND SHIPYARD
WANTS
rvjtl'ENTER''
SHIP CARPENTERS ,
SHIP JOINERS
LABOR En.t 3
IABOItERS 1
PAINTERS ' 4
SPRAY OPERATORS '
PASSER BOYS f
Must be over 10 -voirs and furnish Proof!
of ass j
Plenty of work and good worklnr conditions ', j
APPLY
.MR SHATTUCK'S OPriCB
1521 ARCH ST
OR
KVIPLOYME.NT OPPICE
HOC. ISLVM)
I
a
V.H.V.iL 'AS. ,VAJ''.' "NirrrNG ma. SI
B'ENCHO MEN NEED APPLY: flTEADY
.".V l.K...Afi OOOD PAY. WITH IcINn,-
. Wrr,'i -r- ftSW-X:'?-,...F01-,
JAN LACE"c;v 8TH AVD"AY,l','EC..'T-'
LABORERS and gardeners w anted (100). to
plant and superintend planllne trees.
Ktedv work nnd e-nn,l ..a. a .." i, v.
Lewis care of H. A rrasc),County Llni
Station Ardmore Phone AryfiWe 88. jl
LABORERS In hours a day. 45 cents Ari"!
h,ou,r, Th Au"l"i tompsTny, state roaa"!
and Hclterman, Tacons 1,3
1 LABORERS wanted, white and colored
coinrqia-ary. Kopers Co.. Sweetlancf f !.
Applv 1510 Arch st
l.in'n.ni'i. -Cl
9, '-L"-.0i1l.u".lilt'f,:-" nn light .true-i
-j -, 1 , jiworK. nut rererefici
and salary desired P M.-n Ledger Office.
MACIIINIbTM BOILERMAKERS ANDiCLATIj
REPAIHSIEN- WjCirrai ii-r TtlrJ-JAUSSj-'
PEAKE AND OHIO RAH.ilOAD. APPLY I
'IO J R COULD RICHMOND' VA MI i
VI. 11ROWN SHOP SUrrRINTENDENT'Tl
HIIMTINOTJOV VV V . rn r , Jffuh!l.V ' I
Jin MASTER MECHANC. CoVlNQtOS,,!
I MAN wanteo. vo operate angle Iron, rolla
Applv tho Cruee-Kemper Co . Ambler.' Pa
MAN v anted to worlc In feed store-' 2,131$
N American st is3
MEN" A large firm of certified puMIci
cuuniati.o inc.ciiin ,u Hlliuicioua fltVB
with some or all of tho following quatlflcKj
.iv'llll, 1. Bdll9ldCLUIJ', call BeCUTO Position '
ledger bookkeepers, bookkeepers whec-have!
unci niiioiiiou enujii 10 iai,Q accountlCgr
courses, men with rood hnstne. .Tiurl.ni.
In accounting departments, men experienced!
In public accounting; all applicant, tavbc I
cuimiuercu iiiuai present a gooo appcaranc c
and have unquestionable record and rejter-B
ences, permanent positions aro available for
the men vho meet our requirements; an.
an era must state briefly in our own n&ntl
v.ritlng h description of jour qualifications
age. whether married or single, physical
condition, ete. M r.OB Ledger Office. ,
MEN
AS PARCEL COLIJECTOR8 "
APPLY UUREAL or EMPLOYMENT I
VVANAXLVKER'S -c
OITICU IIOV. oer 10 good wages: excellent '
nntinrtlm ti In l.arn (h. Vtti.Tnaaa 11..
, Metal Co . I'rankford ac and Richmond ,1
treor 11
Ori'in: nor wanted University of Penr?.'
pvUanla, W harton benool Jtllh and Woo. t
lstid ave
I'A'i 1 i;i:.N.vArUJi(M named, good niiMj
good shun ( all Camcl"n 1023 -
PERMANENT 1VORK v;
Ibt year 'round and a '
chance to earn rate In accordance
ulth jour ability.
All-around Machinists.
Boring Mill Men.
Lathe, Shaper. Planer,
Mlllln; Machine
Drill Press.
Bench and Floor nua.
j ' - ,-
r " '$
Annlv In n-r-nn ni" -veil mt
. Jii
nc to Uactory Einplcjment Offloein- ."ji-J
COOll V EAR TIR-1
ltUBUr-R CsaVfcl
.1 1
kho.v (.lino
porters and cleaners '; '
apply bureu op employment
winaj-akeits ";
piaii; piiiNTnn
Pi'LY unaur or employment!
cc ...j(Aivirv ."ts
I
7W$
HOOKERS pplv VVarren-Ehret Co,
and (line's 1 eir ace
SAM'SMW I'runi '.I in ill ( nf Dirt.
i who U t-Mjeilenced nd flucc-sfu( In, U"4
I tne hluli-tliiss printins, muit hare creallv'f
i auuuj in ujinir oui complete L-tiniaii;a9 4naj
tha IniowtciUo and porflonality uecea,fy t4
I sell to blc men In inauutaciurlnir and cotriv
I inerclatvUnefl, we can only deal with film
wiiuks riL-oru win oejr inii-siiKsiiion. 11 Ln
position 1 oni of responsibility vrmatiert? ', J
ami naiary win rv phmi an aniny warrajnirL
iorr-6pinid"riro i 1 1 1 Cut tow rn elpt ot trpty
Tihidi aIII b trtaled cunfldutially aiJpo!ht
infill for pT-ional Intcnlow will lx rn!l,
with sppllrnt Mected Addra Hale Miiiu t
Hfv-r Iho Jlra.d rrrtm, lAc ' MontreaL tvn
SALEHMAN. soiiug man. SI o SS. tt c
stock In small amounts to salaries! '
wage-earntng peupte. partial panientain
nil experience not nccecsar) iarg a
for stockholders, also for salesmen!
plojment where jou live salary and
mission ( L'. Clever, 71 uroaaway.
4 It. New Turk city
lVLE.s.Ml,V WANTIln TO INTnODlW
ATTKACTlVri WINDOW ADVERTWlAft
one or tne easiest anu musi sucreasxuL i
ing Ideas on the m.rket. uustiera tnnt
inmiev nmir. lomuus i iiuvigvn
graphto New a Service rlatit up tu t)i
inlni. 3
ute every retail stora vranta it Vlnusual'av; I
nwrtunltj llheral comrulaslonsj salcmriii J
sale orcanlatlons and men wanllnxihkl - 1
las. aiue line .(; miviiaji' JC,if
tl
!?
1
$
Y. H.$
..' . v 7i n s N. - 'r'.-
w
r
'mi-'" -mL" j$mk.iM .