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BETHLEHEM STEEL STOCKS MADE HIGH RECORD FOR YEAR-MARKET CLOSED STRONG f
EVENING LEDGEB-PHIKMJELPHIA? THtTBSDAV? frBOEMBffR 3X3 O.-0I&
STRENGTH SHOW
I AS YEAR CLOSES;
BUSINESS SMALL
Standard Issues in Light
Supply Bethlehem Steel
Common and Preferred
Reach High Points.
VEW TOItK, Dec. 81. Tha otd .year
Went out with a dlsplny .of modcrnto
trenfcth in tlio stock rnnrkct that wns
In fchfcrn contrast with tho dismal views
STxprfcssed by tho room traders and by
tho speculative element .on tho street,
ijrico movomonts wcro generally nar
'dw and tho volumo of business was
wmall, but tho courso of tho market was
otermlncd to a, great extent toy tho old
jlo of Bupply and demand.
Irreeular trnrflnc occurred In tho last
nlf of tho day. the leading Issucb hold-
'ng i8trjong, whllo Missouri 1'ncMo sud-
enly yielded from 3 to 7, unacr wnicn
lio specialists called scattercu soiling,
ho lato nows Included tho notlco that tho
t. Louis and San Francisco commltteo
ns .nrranccd to buy the coupons duo
'anuary 1. 1916. nnd claims for regis
tered bond Interest duo July 1, 1916, on
do i nor cent, refunding mortgage bonds
" Tlicro was Drautlcally no supply of
tandard Issues around previously pre-
nllliig prices, whllo thero was A inoo
rato demand from several sources. In
uch stocks as Union Pacjflc, Anjalga-
irueu copper, Pennsylvania anu iieaaing
uiet Investment buying was constant,
s It has been on tho various declines
and rallies alt through tho week. Tho
bettor tone In tho railroad list was based
:to a great extent" on tho statement of" ofll-
!lals of somo of tho leading railroad sys
tems Indicating tho probability of much
greater benefit from the rate advance
'than had nt first been estimated.
The Investment buying demand had the
offect of further depleting the scant offer
ings, nearly ill of which represented tho
operations of tho roqxn trade.
Erie, Nvrilch Is Just now- favored by that
speculative element, was fairly well hold
and thero was evidence of speculative ac
cumulation In United States Steel com
mon, ..the market position of that Indus
trial reflecting tho influence of tho state
ments of Improved conditions in the
Btcol trade.
Bethlehem Stcol stocks were .strong
throughbijt the day, botji tho common,
and Drcferrod maklnir tkw hiirh rivymla
f tor tho year. Tho qommon, after oponlng
wa, aavuncea 10 ioj, ana uio pre
ferred touched 91, after opening at S9K-.
Tho, closing on tho common wan 4611 and
on tho preforred 914.
Much of .the purely speculative holdings
In flits Btoclc was liquidated last week
Just before tho return of Charles SI.
Schwab on the Lusltanla. but since his
arrival thero has been renewed buying
anu rr.oro taiK is now nearu or us earn
ing capacity and dividend prospects.
It is asserted that earnings of the
5v year of tho common Btock will bo equal
V to zi per cent, and predictions arc made
f that, tho stack will go on the dividend
, list early In tho new year.
Among tho batch of November earn
; lngs: statements of railroadB Issued today
-were New York Control, which made a,
y better showing than expected, and Read-V-
ing. which showed up very unfavorably.
V Tho .Ontario and Western made a good
showing.
, i During tho morning session no sales
of Echlgh Valley were made. Tho stock
' opened during tho noon hour nt 130, up 54
' point.
Monoy continued easy nt 3 per cent.
for call loans, with .tlmo loans in little
, demand, and somo Joans were made at
J?4 per cent.
T Sterling exchange was quiet, demand
. beln'g quoted at 4.85H and cables 4.85.
"Western Maryland, which dropped
sharply yesterday following the announce
ment that tho payment of tho January
', interest on tho $10,000,000 notes would be
' deferred, mado a new low record for tho
t year ntlOys, off 2H from last night's final,
final.
Tho Pittsburgh Steel Company has sold
to tho Union Trust Company, of Pitts
burgh, an issue of $3,000,000 6 per cent,
.notes, maturing from January 1, 1918, to
- January 1, 1020. By this transaction the
..Pittsburgh Steel Company passed for all
Us indebtedness and also secures ample
working capital.
The SU Paul Company is arranging for
the Jssuo of $17,000,000 new bonds.
RECORD CROP VALUES
NEVy YORK STOCK SALES
Xcs-CI. nigh tor CIojs
AlMVa Gold Mines 20M 27J SdH MH
Amalgamated Copper... rUf 62 GDI CHI
AmMleanntBnaf.. 32f 334 32t 33!f
Am Drake Shoo pref 134 134 134
American Cn... ....... 261 20H 28H 26M
American Can pref 00 80) 89 801
Am. Cotton Oil pref.... .. 07J 07H 0?H
Am, Ice 21W SOU 20), 205
Am.KDtar... ...... ...103 103 103 103
American Bitsar pref. 113 113 113
American Tel. Tel... 117W 1I6K HBJ J16M
Am Woolen prof... ... .. 77H 77W 77Jf
Anaconda Copper...... 2S 25X 2fiH 25)1
Atchison 02 03 P.) PI
Atchison pref.. ........
HalllmoroA Ohio C8H
ncthlehemSleel.i
Tlcthlchem Steel pref...
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 8M
nuttcrlck ............. ..
California Petroleum
U3
mi
08K
40! (
01H
85
27
10!f
eon
mi
4B!f
SOW
84'f
27
lOtf
00W
C8H
4U
01k
84H
27
W(
Canadian Pacific 154 elSW 151 155)i
central Lcatnor 37 ;ssf aiH mn
Central I.ea pref 100H 100H 100X
Chlno Copper. 33k 33 U 33W 33H
Chicago Oreat Western. .. 10K
Chlcaco, Mil. A St. Paul 80)f 87U
Colorado So 1st pfef.... .. 42
Colorado So 2d pref 32
Distillers Securities 1111 Ilk
Krlc 21k 21k
Krlolstpref 33k
10k
80k
42
32
Ilk
21k
33k
CcrrolGaa 114 114k 114 114
Delft Hudson ..140k 141H 141k 141k
10k
80k
42
32.
ii
21k
33M
STEEL SHARES
STRONG FEATURE
IN PHILADELPHIA
Rumof of City Electric Deal
With Keystone Telephone
Company Caused Buying
of the Stock.
CM M fiM
8 8 8
82 80M 81M
2ik 24 24k
113k 112k 113
27 27 27
88k 88k 88H
Ilk Ilk Ilk
7M 7M 7k
128k 130 130 130
14k ICk I4U 15
Denver and Itlo Grand
Den A Itlo Grand pref.. . .
General Motor...'.
Goodrich Co
G rcat Northern pref. ... 113
Great North Ore. Cent. .
IlarrestcrNJ
Irteiroro-Metropolltan. Ilk
International Paper,
Lehteh Valley
Maxwell Motor....
Maxwell Motor lstnref. 41k
Maxwoll Motor 2d pref. . .
Missouri, Kansas &Texas 8k
Mo Kan & Tex cref, ... 20
Mlaml.Coppcr.......
Missouri Pacific. ...
Montana Power Co .
Nevada Consolidated
N. Y..N. II.&'II....
Now York Central...
N. Y O. & West. . .
Northern Pacific 100 POM QOk
Pcnnajlvanta 104k 104k 10k 101k
1'ittjburEh Coal 15k 15k 15k 15k
PlttsOO&Stl, 70 70 70 70
Pullman Company. 151 150k 151
Railway Btcol Spring 22k 22M 22k
Ray Consolidated 15k 15M 15k 15k
Rcadlnc..., 142k 113 142k 143M
Jlepubllclron&Blcel... kh 10 10 ID
17
41
Ilk
C4k
S-iM
21k
44
17M
8k
20
17
Ok
41
UK
55
84k
21k
43k
17
ek
20
17M
7
41
Ilk
54M
84k
21k
43k
17k
8k
20
17k
7k
41
Ilk
55
84k
21k
00k
ik
4
11
Ik Ik Ik
4k 4 4k
Ilk Ilk Ilk
121k 121k 121k
10 10 10
3 3
23 23
8IM 82
43 43W
07M
35k
00k
32k
Ilk
35k
07
07k
35k
01
32k
Ilk
30
07
Rock Island pref...
It timely Co
Seaboard Air Lino...
Sears, Roebuck pref
St.L. &S. Fran. 1st prof. ..
St. L. & S. Fran 2d pref.
Sloss-Scheffleld
Southern Pacific 81M
Standard Milling ...... ..
Standard Milling pref.. ..
Stiidebaker 35k
Studcbakcr pref
Tenneftee Copper...... 32
Texas & Pacific
Thlrd.Avcnue 35k
TwInCltyRT
United Dry Goods pref. . .
Union Pacific...., U5tf 110k 110 no
Un Pacific pref 7D5f 70k 7!'k 70k
UnlonPacWar 27M 28 27M 27k
U.S.O.I.P, &P 8 8 8
USRubber 52 G1H 51k 51k
U. 8. Rubber 1st pref 102 102 102
United Railways lnv... 8)1 .8 8 8
United Ry Inv pref. .. . 23 23 23 23
United States Steel 40 -19k 40 40M
US Steel pref. 104M 104k 104k 104k
UtahCopper 40k 40k 40k 40k
VaCar Chem
Western Union 57k
WcstlnchouseKlec.... 68
Western Maryland 12k
Woolworth 00
3
23
82k
43k
07k
35k
01
32k
Ilk
30
07
oOi
35k 35k
15k
67k
08
12k
00k
16k 15k
57k 67K
J8 08
10k 10
0OM 0OM
Ex-ilhldcnd,
To(al .sales, 74,400 etures.
Holiday conditions continued to prevail
on the Philadelphia Exchange this morn
ing and prlco changes wore lacking In sig
nificance. A number of Issues were quot
ed cx-dlvldend except for cash, but no
decided variations occurred. In tho early
afternoon, however, Cambria Steel and
Tonopnh Mining bocame features of
strength, tho latter recovering a good
part of Its dividend. Attempt wns mado
to connect tho rise ih camnria witn mai
of Bethlehem Steel In Wall street, but
little attention was given to tho revival
of deal rumors. It Is much moro likely
that the Improving condition of tho trndo
wns tho real stimulant behind all tho
steel stocks today.
Tho Cnrocgle Steel Company announced
an advanoo of $1 per ton on platos, straps
and bars, to go Into effect at 12 o'clock to
night. Kcports that city authorities wore ne
gotiating with tho Keystono Tclephono
Company for uso of tho latter's conduits
with a view of establishing a municipal
plant caused somo llttlo activity In tho
common stock of that company and re
sulted in light selling of Philadelphia
Electric
Tho lighting contract with tho city was
signed today by Philadelphia Electric and
city ofllclnls, but a clause was added that
prices might bo readjusted according to
rulings by tho Public Service Commission,
and that any excess charges would then
bo refunded by tho company. Prices are'
understood to remain as In 1911.
Heavy trading In Interstato 4s was a
feature of tho local bond market, nnd the
prlco gradually advanced to 63, a block of
$13,000 changing hands at that figure.
Easier money conditions were reported
everywhere, despite preparations for end
of the year and tho January disburse
ments. Brokers expect to charge 6 per
cent, on their customers' accounts for
tho present month, but expect that tho
beginning of tho year will find lower
rates prevailing. A leading bankor today
predicted that tho call rato would bo re
duced to 4U per cent. In this city by the
middle of January. He added that It
was almost Impossible to buy commercial
paper at present, so stagnant had trade
conditions become.
LOCAL STOCK AND BOND SALES
n Am Obh
27 Bald Ivico nfrt. .101
170 Cam Steel 42 J4
4 Elec Stor 47i5
10 Erie
:ifl KtWSI Tr pfd . .
15 Ocn Asp pref.. 03
S Inn Co N Am... 21M
478. Key Tel , lil.J
w jvey uvi c c prer i.
J-en .-av
Yos.
close. JIlRh. Low. Close.
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in:
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NEW YORK BOND SALES
Estimate of All Products $0,873,-
038,000 for 1014.
WABHINCJTON, Dec 81. According to
the bulletin issued by the Department
of Agriculture a grand total af $9,673,-
636,000 Is the estimated value of all
:rops, farm animal products and farm
animals sold and slaughtered in the
United 8tates in 1914. The previous high
year was 1913, which was 183,000,000 less
than this year. .
, The estimated value of all crops at the
iarra this year was $6,014,480,000, whtoh
la $88,279,000 less than in 1913, chiefly on
account pf the reduced value of cotton.
Except 'for 1913, the total value this year
-4a $200,000,000 mote than the highest
fotal heretofore reached. Tho estfinated
'.value of animal products of the farm In
-?5914, however, is much higher than In
M913, the iotal being $3,828,456,000. The
applo crop also is tho largest ever pro-
V-ducod, la the United States, the output
this year being estimated at $59,000,000
"'bushels, as compared with 145,000,000
bushels n 1913.
)'i The level of prices pad producers for
the principal, crops decreased about 3.6
"per cent, during November, This com
pares with no average deoroaso ior the
. past' six years of 2.5 per cent. On Do
i cember 1 the lpdex figure of crop prices
'.was about 7, per cent, lower than a
year agdt lut 0,9 per cent, higher than
?the pis years' average.
1000 Amer Tol clt 4
B.liiO Amer Tel cvt 4Hs ...
4000 Armour Co 4Ks ...
lociu Argentina S3
4000 Atchlaon 4 .,
1(100 Atchlnon ad I 4a otD.
100(1 Atlan Co I.lno 4s...
1000 Atlan Co Line clt 4.
1000 Halt A Ohio !Ma ...
1000 Dull & Ohio -is
10000 do CV 4W ........
3000 Unit & O Bwn 3,4s.,
r.000 Urth Steal Grt
11(100 .In rfj fin
7fiTll nrftUti nnn Tr T,m IfltS UK
100O Cent Qa lit ino r.s,..100j!
1000 Cent Leather lat Da... UOti
ROO Cent I'.lfi lit 4a bU
10000 ClU'l & Oh CV 4W3.... 71'
000 Chla & Nivn sen 4s. . . 81)
C0OO do con os
1(1000 Chlo 11 & Q gen 4s.
1IOOO do 4s
C5O0O Chi Mil 8t P cv 41Jo
12000 do iren 4Hs Ml OBI5 l?jj
14000 Chi II 1 & V COl 41.... 2IIJ4 23J 2i4,
24000 do 4a Zt 23A 23S
HlEh. Low. Close.
. bfyf, 8(lti 80J4
. 00 U5J4 05i
. 01J4 Olii 01J
, 3 IWJi ftlK
, 01H IlltJ 1,
, 81?. 81 81
, 81 81 81
. 84J1 84X4 84X4
. KI'S 8UH 8JK
. S4K 81 8-li;
. 87 87 S7
. 82(1 C'.'W M)l
. MU 8Sti 8J (i
T4 IIMt!T UHl
I (in oo;
7 nil
U MlVi 8UH
00 W IOOU 100i
80 (5 SOU &'4l
03 U4 03
ion OU'. OGli
7000 Col Midland ct 4.
1000O col ft Boutn 4B.
V0O0 Col & South IHb....
tuwu uoni ucvii) v 1...
acOO Del & Ilud 4i 1010. .
PANK 0LBAHINOB
TtAnlc clearinrl today comnLrcd -with -
pondtBg- dfty rt two yearai-
? sr 1914. JM8. 1915
B?blladelphl. $22,817,840 IJolldiy $37,812,419
lloatort I. 20.004.210 132.2.U A 'SA'iWStS
New York. ..S83,a2,644 Holiday SOHlleM
jipiuuiurs .,... v,v9,ia Jiotiasy 7,939,401
K ' JEIATES ITOB MONE.'y
fc. , v. .Call.
TrJaur Vnrlc - .?
aJkhrauitlU paper, 3 to 0 montasj ywiaajf
" r.7 . vw.
IJescrve Banks' Discount Bates
-Dayi
tSSfr
!" ifH7. 7
(JiAsie kjIJ. I
200(1 Duluth Iron Ba,
7000 Hrlo conv 4s Ser A. .
ltJXiO Brio conv 4s &-er B.
2000 Gen Motorr6s
1000 Great Nor lat 0s...
D0O0 Ilud Man r(d 4....
2000 Hud Man In 4s
1000 lit Central rfd 4s...,
R30O0 Interb-Met 4H 73'
liuou inierq it '!' rer oe..... m
iiOOO Insp Cop cv 0.) 1)7'
8000 Lacleda Gas 6f 100'
1000 Lake Shore SU Kl
20000 Lie Sh deb 4s 1031 DO'
OOU I.lff & 11 T M 1UO
lBOOLorlllard Cs 100
1000 Mo Kan & T 4 77
24000 Mo I'ao ov S3 40U
2000 Nat Tubo 33.... 08
3000 N Y Canal 4s 1061,... W'i
1SU(ju n r o s II J Via ou
.
1000 N Y Chi &
r. Peo
& N W 4.s ...102JS 102U 102'
2000 N Y City 4 1037.,.. 03! UC 03'
8000 do 4s 1038 034i 03K t0'
do 4Kb 1003
do 4tts May '17.
2000
2000
1000 N Y (lis II A P 4s
sooo N Y liwy ret I.
owM uv un
xo io in
. S.1U 81W 83VI
. 80'4 80? 80U
.lOUJi 100 ltwH
. oo an on'
. mi oou now
.02 02 82
. 04J1 J4 JU4
.100)1 100J1 loo
, '.toy. no ; sou
, 75 73 73
, 23ft 25H 23U
. 83 W SM KM
'i 78H 73,
!i Otiii 0G4
i 07 07ft
14 DO ooC!
100 100
100 100
77 77
381, 384
08 08
70 70I
, ioi)"5 lcow
n: 702), loaj.
4.1 4I'j 4 1
47J1 47 47Ji
B1H 215 215
40 40 4(1
M as ns
iai istj Wj
i u hi
77(4 77 77W
77V4 77V5 77
m. 63 3-10 (I3U
27jJ STJ4 2'-
7 7 7
137 137 187
01 M 01
3J 02 OH
40 41) 40
21 23X1 23'i
11 1114 111.
70U 7IIV. 70li
11: Leh NB.V t p.
80 Lohltrh Valley.
10 L Vol Tr pt.:.,
do .no I'acina
3 Norrlitown ....1S7
W North Prnna .. 80
131 Penna rtwy .... 2i
1 Phlla Co cum pf soxj
fort Phlla Kloctrlc.. 24
HO PBTtr ctfs... 11
32 Phlla Traction.. 704
B4 Ittadlnc 711i 71",. 71",. 71'
10 Tenn Copnor .... 32 32 S2
mi Tonooafi Hel . . Vi
00 Tonopah Mining?'1,. 7
25 do cash 7 13-10 7'
30 U O ImD caah. 82U 82'
30 U O Imp .... 82U
37 U B Steel 40
130 "War I St.... 10
5 TVest Jervft Sea 30
Total sales, 3,100 shares.
Ejc-dlvidcnd.
BONDS.
Last prev.
sale. IIlcli. Low. Clos.
C2 Cam Steel acrio 07U 07ii 07'i 07W
luuu i;i ty imt o n
13300 Kleo & P tr 4s 78
81V;
0V.
80
iV
IVj
7i
82 W
(r
W 82
1U 81 U 81'i
l)R 4I)(I 40
54 W 0(4
EXPLAINS MINIMUM PRICES
Not the Purposo to Vfllorlao or Sua
tnln ivfarket, Commltteo Bays.
NEW "YdltfC, Do& it There being con
slderable misapprehension -ns to tho pur
pose of maintaining minimum prices on
tho Stock Exchange, the committee lri
charge of theso prices today made tho
following statement, signed by H. O. B.
Noble, chairman of the commltteo!
"Owing to tho uncertain position Inci
dent to tho war and the abnormal con
ditions of the foreign markets, It has been
deemed wise to guard against a sudden
demonstration of prices that might como
witn uniookeu for news.
"Minimum prices furnish this safeguard
by arresting a panicky decline automat
ically. It Is not tho Intention, howevor,
that minimum prices should bo used to
vnlorlzo or sustain the market at any
arbitrary loVel, as such a procedure
would lead to tho establishment of an
unregulated outside market if the natural
trend were Ignored;
"It is, therefore the object of tho com
mltteo to keep minimum prices ns far
as possible in conformity with Bupply nnd
demand, while nt tho same time using
them as a check against unforsccn panic."
CASH RESERVE FALLS
Weekly neturn of Bank of England
Shows Decrease.
LONDON, Doc. 31. Tho cash reserves
of tho Bank of England declined 804,000
during the last week, according to tho
weekly return Issued today. Private de
posits increased 12,650,000, while public
deposits felt 10,520,000. Bullion holdings
sagged off JSS5.000. This week's statement
compares with last week and last year
as follows:
This week Lflt TreoV Lait year
Circulation .. SS.MO.OOO 30.220,000 20.007,000
Pub. despos. 20,032.000 37,408,000 10,230,000
Prlvnto dep. 12S,0.',000 113,403,000 61,087,000
Gov. secur... 14.807,000 14,803,000 13,100,000
Other aeurl. 100,230,0a) 103,21X1.000 32,137,000
llcneno .... 31,804,000 02,009,000 3,823,000
Proportion of
res. to llab. 33.42'S 34.419S 31 30
Jlulllon .... 09,403,000 70,378,000 31,083,000
Bank rate... 3 tft Vh
STCK TRADING LESS IN 1914
Closing1 of Excliango Responsible.
Bond Businoss Larger.
Less than half as many stocks were
bought and sold on tho Philadelphia
Stock Exchango tn 1914 as in 1913. Up to
tho period that tho Stock Exchango was
closed by tho European war, In tho first
soven (months this year, excluding July
31, thero were 1,905,259 shares sold, com
pared with 3,054,5ES for tho cntlro sevon
months last year. During this December,
the first full month since the exchango
reopened, thero was less tha nonc-thlrd
tho number of shares sold than in De
cember, 1913.
Tho bond dealings on tho exchango In
1914, however, were considerably In ex-
cuss of those for 1913, despite the four
months closure this year. Par value of
bonds told up to July 31, this year, waB
$9, 903,209, compared with $7,996,98S to Au
gust 1; last year. In December, this year,
under presont adverse conditions tho bond
salos came within $200,000 of a yenr ago.
LOCAL BID AND ASKED
Yesterday's. Today's.
uia, .sitca. liin. AsKea,
HOLIDAY SPIRIT
DOES NOT HALT
WHEAT ACTIVITY
Market at Chicago Nervous.
Prices Open Higher, Then
React, and Close Stronger.
CHICAGO, Dec 31.-Hollday Inactivity
in wheat was lacking today, trndo being
nctlvo and tho market nervous. After
oponlng higher, prices reacted, but again
becamo strong on a revival in the demand
for export
The sales to foreign Interests wcro
placed In oxcess of 1,600,000 bushels. There
wns anxiety abroad becnuso of general
rains in Argentina, which furthor de
layed tho late harvest and Interfered with
the marketing of early authored craln.
Western farmers continued to hold their
grain, and supplies for export were ac
cumulated with greator dlniculty. There
was buying of futures In the pit by local,
Canadian nnd scabonrd exporters. This
absorbed considerable long wheat. Cash
saies were 470,000 bushels.
Futures closed to ?c. higher.
Corn was Btrong. The trade showed
some Increase. Canadian rnllronds have
reduced freight rates from tho American
Northwest In order to enable farmers of
tho Canadian Northwest to buy Ameri
can corn, which Is cheaper relatively than
Canadian by about 10c. a bushel. This
will draw from tho section of tho belt
that has been sunDlyinir tho bulk of thn
corn thUB far on the crdp. Cash sales
were 190,000 bushels.
Exports for tho week were 1,128,000
bushels, against 114,000 bUBhels a year
ngo. Futures closed to He. higher.
Leadlns futures ranged ns follows:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Clnal. "close"
lccember .. 1.27 1.2Sft 1.2014 1.27 1.28V5
J'ay 1.SSH 1-'U 1.28ft tl.2M, EssK
JlHLA'-.,J;? "o - U.18?! ti.i8fe
sst
t74,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
..feccnioer
May
July ....
Oats
Decombor
Msy
Lard
January May ....
Illba
JanuarT May ....
Pork
JanuRry
May ....
52!
... 74(J
.. 48?;
...10.37
...10.U2
...10.32
. . . 10.30
...18.02
,..10.23
cm,
raw
s
40i
34
10.30
10.75
10.17
10.37
18.62
10.30
00 V
7
73
B3(j B3t5
2 7BU
3 74(f
10.37 10.30 10.15
10.02 'lO.-a MO.07
10.10 10.1S 10 07
'10.47 10.B3 10 45
18.37
10.17
18.02 418 62
10.27 fioia
Bid. fAskod.
nutdnln pref 102t4 iswu licit! 10241
Cam Steel 42 42ft 42 4.1
4
.11
07H
i.i4;
1000 pen Abo deb 3s 07W
21000 Inter Ilwy 4a. . 37
2000 La V N con 4V4s 07U
1000 Lo V gen con 4s 88
400O L Val K con 4Ks 07
looo rail isiea oa....iui
01
100 100
SOt 78
07K 0751
8Mb 884J
1M 11 1
2000 Hold xen 4a
lot
ra
lot
Kl
100
7H
I17ll
88
in
101
03
2000 Scan Am I Os-lOOSi ljoii 1004i looi
r.nnn w HYiU'irl
Total sales, ?C0,874.
78
78
78
HALF HOURLY SALES
10 to 10.30 A. M.
1i11
: ::7i
.... 31
08
1000 N YTaliien 4Ua.
8000 Nor & West IWa 4a. SOU
1000U Nor Pao prior 4s HOU
13001) Nor Foa gen Ss,,,,.. 2
70000 Nor Pao re 4s,..,'.,,, 88W
1000 Ore Bhort L 1st 03,. 107?
10000 Ponna cv 3&I OOH
8000 Public Serv ,. J Ba.. 87
000 Ilcadlnr 4s 03U
8000 Itock laland 4s., 81K
14QO0 Kock laUnd Ea....... 68
zuoo Btu et .rni.s oja
uo(i Hid a e r ria st,v
jiMni neaooara a u
bhM fl & N JUa f
2i)(X Houth Pao ov
61300 do CV ICt t P ft,..., 061
J40O) Houth Pao rfd 4s.
i-ooo noutn tog s, . ,
0000 Boutn wy
1000 H0UU1 I'W.
.104 104 101
.l(HHi lOOj; 1004i
. 83 '83 81
JS IS Jg !
107,
mil
Mil
OB
looo Texas ft
J?0??
rrn 4a., in
v 4 mi
n 6,..., 110 W
(A 4s 844!
0 4s. .. Wt.
ty 0s 08
rao 1st 6a,,. 03
Prr. '. n
jpbia r.. ............. 4H
-l
ffVulOB
INew yor
FUlIaduI:
(llsvdand ....... a
untttiiiiQiiui ......k.u.. &
iMinneapois ..-.,. 5
anij viiy a
SnctKO li
60 oy CO to 60 to
...
m
Ksgn
tMJ HJ
I i
2)5 H
Pi
Votelgn filscount Bates
Dole ol Ust
ChiBl.
f -S. i?l
Rons;
ran.
0
u Aur. U. 1UI4
a P. W.1S14
J., ZbT. 31.1M4
VdUK Sws U 'a iMttlru iotumia
??I Ik 3- imLmMk (OHs
.-'jisa. utm, vmmm, Mt
i.id. or U. ........a. W UU'..
IUVH. Thlr.1 Ava sdl Ka 73U 7Kti
snoo xi 0 novt res Es 163 ioi(
1000 V S Itutber 0 101U 101U
JOOOO ir B Steel Es.,, ,100 100
imiiu union rn wr .9...... mm
2000 Union Pao rfd U 68
1BO00 Un Hwys 0 V St..,. 68 ,
1000 V Riwy 6s,, ,, 0JJ4
12000 Wabash .4 , li
iiOOO Wah 12.1U ct at, in.,,. 20
ioooo wabJivrer 1st ct Is., i
Tot4 lw, IL0W.OO0.
3 North Tenn.
60 U O I
10 Penna
84 do
60 Tonopah Bol
10 U S Steel...
2 do
10 do
H Penna .. .!....
.16 (Phlla deo
40
7 Phlla Klec... 21
, 23 Tonopah Mln. 7$4
, 100 Phlla Kleo... 2.lt
10 Penna 321;
i 100 KeyBtone 11. !((
vv warw t H. wis
4 Phlla' Elee... 2
2 7J 8 Bteel. ... 40
10 Ieh V Tr pfd. 27
10 l'tilln. Kleo... 2.1X
)?
do 23H 800 Keystone Tel. 13
BONDS.
10ot City 4a 1043......;. 100
20UU Hiianian Am irou us., ... i
6000 Elec I'eop Tr 4s
0OJ
78
10.30 to 11 A. M.
2S Cam Bteel..
S3 do
10 Ten Copper.
26 Penna ,
15 Tonopah Mln. 7H 8 Am Gas 100(j
23 Tonopah Mln. 7 2 Ins Co N A. 23
6 Baldwin pfd.lCCH 4 lleadlnf . .71 13.18
Ex dividend.
BONDS.
1000 Interstate Ilwy 4s
11 to 11.30 A. M.
fit
BONDS.
1000 Interstate Rwya 4s ,
100O Intcrstnto Itwja 4s
C2 Cam Oteel scrip
11.30 A. M. to IS M.
S Norriatown ..137 17 Penna ...
n An !... nSU 30 da....
1 Penna, 6244 23 U 8 Steel,
60 Leh Vol. ,,.65 3-10
BONDS.
SOOO Eleo & Peop Tr 4s,,,, 78
600 Eleq & Peop Tr. 4s,,.. ROt!
1000 O en Aap deb 6s.. 07(J
hvu Mesx n s, it sen , ,..,,, ,,. m
67
, 82
62(4
67
67
07J!
52W
Id
Elec Storarn ... . 47
General Asphalt 32
do prof 07
Koy ToloDhono 1.1J4
do prof 00-1S
i.iuo sun (,'orp ....
Lehltrh Nav
do T. O
LehlKh Valley
Lehteh Valley Traa..
do orct
Penna
I'hlla Co
Phlla Kleo
Phlla U T
.In T C
TteadlnK 71$
Tonopan-ucimonc
Tonopah-Mtnlntf .
Union Trao
IT (J I
IT S Steel
York Rwys
do pref 31
Ex dividend.
47. 41
33 32
I7W 07
13'J 13(4
I1L UU'. OJ.
10 . . 10
77 78 77 77V4
77 78 77 77tJ
04U MV, 5 CRVf
15U lB?i 1RU inf
274 28 27Ji 27
rail Di4 32r, 62Q
2.1Ji 24 23J4 24
11 UU llVi 11W
11 1H4 11U 114
1; 71 71t4 71H
4 44 4U 4U
1 Iti 7ti 7(4
as 30(J 38(5 30
32(4 82U 8l( 81il
48(J 40U 40 iny.
8 8 8 81
32 31 S3
S6.7qfl7.23; food heavy, 77.23; rouuh heavy,
bulk mi&M' u-7W-2: I"KS- ?8!5S.;
KAILROAD EARNINGS
ALL NEW TOP.K. CBNTJIAL LINES.
November g-nxio, 821.381,804 2.073,023
Net 8,8011,843 024,813
Kloven months gross 233,000,0(11 27, U5.027
Net ..., 40.420,481 0.305,168
nilDINO COMPANY.
November receipts 4372,087,30 120,630.03
Expenses 0,333.42 SSt.10
Troflt .
1300.132.14 $21,543,13
Surplus
$103,132.14 $11,343.13
BAILT7AT COMPANY.
November receipts $.1.05 1.012.42 $470,611.67
Expenses 2.730,208 88 210,666.03
Profit In operatlnr.. .$1,233,741.06 $239,073.62
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. Dec. 31. HOOS Ttocelnts. 80.
OW: nwrket Be. higher; mlxtxl and butrliers.
CATTI.l. HfWAlntw K'M. mal, .,...
Iweves, $7.1080.83; cows nnd lielfcrs. $3.60
S-ISi 5'0ck'' and fewi.rs, $4.30SO.5O; Tcxans,
?07.2; calves. $7ii0.75.
SJiniKP IJecolpta, 10.000; market drone:
native and Western. $3.5030 40: lambs, $5,03rV.
DECEMBER FINANCING JDARGE
Heaviest Month In This Respect
Since Wnr Began.
Thlfl country's ,conorate flnanclnr for De
cember was the heaviest of any month since
"o "tbrcak or the ar. Tha total wk" $m."
000,000, of which approximately $70,000,000 was
for refunding maturing- Usucs; and $42 ooooo
for raising new capital. n-,,ura
Total corporate tlnanclns; In this countrv
during 1014 ojrfn-eeated l,M2,ooo,ooo ".
pared with $1, UK), 00(1, 000 1 laat year tl 770 300.
000 in 1012, and with the high rewrd jeir of
$1,040,000,000 in 1011 The paSt yea?, therefore
was more than half a billion 'dollart T behind
thu biggest year. In tho matter of new flnanc
ng. Over J33O,Wi0,OOO of the past S?'s nrSn.
Ing. or flve-elxths of the total, had to go for
refunding. "
Divided among the different classes of com
panies, the financing- for tho past three years
has been as follows; '
101 J. 1013. 1012.
$714,600,000 $038,600,000 $733,000,000
318,000 433,600.000 018,000,000
271.500,000 278.000,000 428,600,000
Railroad
Issues .
Publlo utll
Issues
Industrial
Issues .
.71 13-1
.,7113-16
4Uj
IMersUt Rwys 4s,
lmeratat iiwya is,
1 Interstate Itwys 4s,
hlduo & Paop Tr 4a,
43 to 13,30 P. M.
67
78
100 Can etael.... W SO Phil 'Trao.,. TO'l
tn V.n T t c.. 11 10 PhiU meo.:: 23TJ
3 Penna
J Painm
10 Cam Steel,,,, 43
;i
BANK OIiEARINCra DEOIiINE
The Philadelphia bankB and trust com
panies report a considerable falling off
In clsaripss compared with those of J513
and 1912. Tho total for MM was T,91,t
pm,21J, or M.l.e& less than 1313. $30.
222,834 less than 1913 and t224,Z21.2S2 moro
than 191L Tha December clearings this
year aggregated $o3L837,30S, being de
creases from that month In 1913. 191 and
WU of llW.on.9H, 8!,7S6,4 and 33,UJ1003,
respectively- i
purine this year In only to months
February and April did the amount of
monthly clearings exceed those of the
corresponding months of 1913. Clearings
by month lor three years foljows
io i
v&
S8&& mmm 'mffim istsm
USchT. 5.T.13 MT.l0jfe 6SS,041'.14
April ... g.pM8 ISJ-lllSI eaT.soajsf
luiiut' '. MTUai'-rlo AU'olilsi !mI iS
a2
NO
busust . 7T0asTS ssso
upt . . so,s9,ia flw.ioro
f&pmm mm
Ex -dividend,
B0ND3.
11000 Interstate IVwya 4a..,.,.,,,..,.... 68
2000 Interstate llwya 4s..,...,.,,....,. 68
2000 Heading gen 4s..,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,, pa
1000 Leh Nav cons 4Kb !., ,, 07M
13.30 to 1 P. M.
4 Leh Valley... 3U 8 IJ Sfite.l,..i 4H
loo p n t t o.f ii 85 rtw & i vh to
Sienna .,.,.,, Kl
1 to 1.30 V. M.
100) Warw X & B. 044 10 Ieh Nav t o, TTJS
BQND3.
4000 Leh Val gen cons 4V5s. ...,,. .,,.,., 07
1.30 to 3 P. M.
a Oen Asp pfd. 68 3 Leh Nav t e. 77W
10 Keystone TeJ. 13 K 30 Keystone Tel. 13J
BONDS.
1000 Phlla Bleo 6a 101
8 to ,3.30 P. M.
2 Penna ......... B? ?3 Baldwin pfd.lOS!
10 Tonopah Mln. 754
BONDS.
0G0 Leh Val gen eons 4s... B8K
318 Car tel Bcrtp ..! S7g
3.30 to 3 P. M,
68
65 Mo Paclno . . 7
0 W J ,o a, DU
st yenn. t.
Id a tn Asp pfd.
10 8ri Bl
zo im Nav.
3 Leh Nav 11U
8$ Pnila Tr.;, m
7714
Jjrn uo em pj. 40
tsf&a
16
40
BONDS.
1000 14 Nav coos iV-.t , 74
Depembfr Building Construction
During Decsmtwr tbe"-alii of the buUdlna
4U
Surplus $461,077.30 $236,303.00
COAI, COMPANT.
November receipts. ... .$2,034,488.40 $403,408.02
Expenses -.. a. 733.030. 00 404,401.30
Profit In cperatrne.. $220,617.80 002.33
Snrplua $212,617.80 $10,002.88
NEW YORK. ONTABIO AND WESTBTIN.
November groas P9i.?55 !f?.8?I
Net "i-sti :s5t;
rurplus ,.,..... u,,u -u,.i.u
Ner..""".'...'.'.-.-: ilSRS? ff.fU
Burplus 833.000 21.08D
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
November gross,. , ...... S.M1,403 $761,714
Nat .. M6.200 '442,700
Five months' gross..... ll.OS.t.iH.'J 1,880,714
Net 1,4.15,314 1,370.212
WABASH PITTSBUItaH TEBMINAU
November gToss $63,341 $8,334
Net ;..... 13,783 i?.42.l
Hvo months' gross 41,1,314 63,733
Net 116,266 16,613
Increase.
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
Tho Tonopah Belmont's November quar
terly report shows a net Income of $373,020.
C, Clothier Jones & Co, have taken
over the stock business of Walter ii.
Ross & Co. and Robert MacDonald, Jr.,
has become n member of the firm.
After January 1, J, Vf, Lee, Jr., will
have charge of the publicity department
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, succeeding
Ivy I, T-.ee, whose resignation tabes effect
on that date.
D. Evans Williams, Jr., will bo admit
ted as a .partner In the Arm of David E,
Williams & Co., coal and coke merchants,
on January 1,
The minimum price on Pennsylvania
Bait Manufacturing Company has been
fixed at 90 ex-dtvtdend and 91 for cash,
Emergency currency outstanding has
been reduced to approximately $130,000,000,
The maximum issue was. $331,000,000.
New Tork banks lost tW.OOQ -to the
Bubtreasury yesterday, and since) Friday
have lost 9.S04.C03,
By declaring a quarterly dividend of $1
on the preferred, the Boston Suburban
Electrlo Company restored the rate pre
vailing prior to three months ago, when
only 50 cents was paid,
METAIi PRICES P1RH
NEW VdpK, Dec. 3l.-.Prfcj were flrm at
Usd. S7S4S.830.: apaiur. S.5S3.80c. """
HIHEOTOBx" OP ACCOUNTANTS
a
CHiBlubBT S1 627 tort no Sim 111
w um .iin&$4i.vui e,m vm,m s.i.8i.
iH 7M.Bij 3SK I mdui it 4ia 4m it is ,. , sc. T r..friT. I
lx rtft 7f I thAlnlsi naihul ial Ha -.C-,..jTu
m'MM;mu.i"" w - -Wi
Putllc Aeeooatants
ItTSSsTXTPyKMArT "
ilia jsauna.
jkBiUts. lavwyiUaJM. fwsaaUl Stuj6MU, J
COTTON TRADING IiIGHT
New York, Dec. 31 The cotton market
openod quiet and unchangod to two paints un
der Uet night's cloao. Trading on tho call was
very light and conflned to some foreign buy
ing, with commission houses and Southern
aclllng. After tho call the New Orleans mar
ket acted nrmer, and this resulted In covering
by yesterday's ehorts. The active list r
vanccd to a net gain of two points In the
early trading. Liverpool cotton nulet ami n.
changed. Closing prices were from one to five
points up.
Tea clos. Open. High. Low. Close
March 7.78 7.8U 7.8.1 7.78 7.8.1
May 7.00 7 04 8 02 7.04 7.HS
July 8.13 8.U3 8.21 S.ttl 8.1(1
October 8.30 8.38 8.43 8.36 8.40
Spot, 7.SO.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Eureka pipe Linn Company $0, payable Feb
ruary 1 to stock of rccor.l January 10.
Kpntuckv Security C?ornArtlnn. rinila
3uarterly 11 per cent, on i referred, payable
itnuary 13. as registered January 2.
Associated, (las & Electric Company, regular
quarterly 14 Per cent, preferred, payable Jan-
iry id io main ui n-turu uevviuocr ji,
Blectrical Utilities Corporation, regular rjuar-
Company, regular
15 to stock ot record December
ztrlcal Utilities Corporation, rei
terly l'l per cent on preferred, payable Jan
uary 10 to uiock ot recora January o.
Delaware, Lackawanna and' Western Ball,
road, regular quarterly 2K Per cent.
Green and Coates I'aisenger Hallway, quar
terly of 11.50, payablo January 7 to slock of
record December 3t.
Southwestern National Bank regular semi
annual i per cent., payable on demand.
NEW YORK COPFEE MARKET
NEW YOP.K. Dea, 31. An upturn occurred
In coffee futures on the New York Exchange.
The market was strong at the opening. Ad
vances of 5 to 8 points were recorded,
Openlnjr futures) February, 6c, bid.: March,
6.13c, bid: April, 6.23c. bid; May, 6 35c. bid;
May, 0 3560.40CS June ottered, U.SOc.: July,
7.207.25c. Auguat, 7.25c. bid; September,
7.3407.33c Sales, 2000 bags,
Cioaing futures: January, 5 045 06c,; Feb
ruary. 0.0330.01c; March. 6.12sa.l4c.; April.
6.22d6 24c; May. tl.'i2JU.S4ci June. 6.K.'ff
0.21c.; July. 7.137.10c.: August, 7.2i7.2.1c.;
September, 7.32B7.33c; October. 7.3WT.40C.J
Novemlier, 7.41g7,40c, Total tales 0250 basn.
Structural Steel tip ?1 Per Ton
An advance of -ono dollar a ton was
announced an structural steel shapes,
plates and bars by the leading steel
makers to go Into effect at 12 o'clock to
night. This brings tho price up from JL05
to 11.10 per 10Q lbs. at Pittsburgh.
BAR SILVER
Commercial bar silver In New Tork was un
changed at 43Hc. per ounce. In London It was
quoted 1-lud. lower, at 22 U-16J, per ounce.
ANNUAL MEETINGS
A-3-a TOE CENTIIAI. NATIONAL BANK
flSET OF PIIILAIIEU'JUA.
The Annual Election for Directors ot this
Bank and for the purpose of action upon
amendment to Article III of Articles of As
aoclstlon so that the same as amended will
"The Board of Directors shall con.l.t oJ
not lets than T nor more than 16 stockhold.
in. ss shall be determined by the Board of
Directors prior to any regular Annual Meet.
tag of the Stockholder of this Association,
the number so provided for being continued
from year to year until changed by reaolu.
tton of the said Board,"
will t held at the banking house, Lafayetts
Building, Chestnut and Fifth at. , philadel.
phis, on Tuesday. January It, 1916, betwssa
il a . and 1 p. m.
WILLIAM POST.
Cashier.
,vs3 l'HANHLIN NATIONAL DANK.
tV2J Broad Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, December SO. 1014,
iual alacllon for Directors will he
held at the bonking houss, on Tuesday, Jan
uary It, 10 1 5, between the hours of 13 noes
and 1 o'clock P. m-
B. P. PASSMOKB. Cashier.
ja T1US ANNUAI. MEETING OV THE
Ufa stockholders of the Delaware Insur
ance Couuiaay of Philadelphia will be held
imse o iu wnpiij, u9-Mi-it
on Monday, January XSth
oeven airecters
at tha
nhft.tnut atreat
lfllK. at It a'cloek noon.
will bs tltcted. l'ullm will eloae at S s.
' JCISHPU C BoaoRTjyLgterttary.
irSS TUB KiM3l7lAB ANNPAi MEETINO
r" of the i.liulleva i Croft A AUesj
ConMity will b held Ttteedax. January lttU.
iv.tu p. hu a. iu eaive vf um tWBPiur.
jr.
Mi a&4
l-ktt.
GRAIN AND FLOUR
M'HUAT. necelpts, 78,467 hush. There
was a good export Inquiry and prices advanced
2c. Quotations: Car lots. In export elevator
No, 2 red, spot and December, $10t,1.81Hi
Jfo 2 red, Western, $1 S.lKOl.sSli; No. 1
Northern Duluth, $1.37401.40.
, COUN. necelpts, 108,000 bush. The mar
ket was quiet, but prices ruled firm. Quota
llonii Car lota for local trade, as to location
No. 3 jellow, new, 7076Hc; steamer yellow.
now, 7MJ76Ho No. .1 yel ow, new, 7474'.4.oi
nimple jellow, new, C0371C.; new cob, per 70
lbs , n7fi)8c.
OATH. Hccelpta. 87,182 bush. Supplies
were moderate nnd Ihe market was quiet at
former rates, Quotations: No. 2 white, BOKip
foe: standard white, 64WJB8C.; No. 3 whllo,
843JMo.
HviJ wne flrm, with light otferlngs. Wo
quote nt ll.lotTl.I8 per liuali., as to quality.
In export elevator, and at $101.10 for small
lots of nearby grain, in hags.
m?IlODI1- Iteeolpts. 1033 biila. and 1,840,
037 lbs. In Mcka. Tho market quiet, but mill
limits well mmtalned, Quotations, per 106 lbs.
In wood: Winter clear, $4.0033.10: do.,
ftralgM, lS.i-,3,B0i do., patent, $8 05001
Kanens, elralght. Juto sacks, 3.33ft3.r0: do.,
patent..Jute aackm $S.60iq.VBOj apring. first
clear, SJ40p,1 0; do., straight, 13.nte3.tiO: do.,
raicnt, SW0 23: do., fatorlte brntuls, $0 33W
.A An l. ''i"1'. cuoito anu jnncy (inieni, iu.,1.1
""OJi city mills, regular grades winter clear,
HiSriS'mmr ,ln,ghu 5M35'5: "
UVK ILOlJli. Quiet hut firm under small
woSi'at fasaro?"'0 ncarb' ana W"te Jn
PROVISIONS
nifnI?i,d.? Jv,!"";1- -but rrlccs ruled steady.
ffiJrt 'SySJin?181 "1 sets, Bmokcd and air-2RjJS,i.J.SS?,i0;-..Wc."tcrn
beef ! sets, smoked,
snkirt'0;' ctyA V'Jf- nu,ck'c9 an tenders
n?ef 2nS5?i "'r-djlcd. 2030c.: do. Western
llllt' i,nckl'.1,il1 tenders, smoked. 20n0c;
peer ban s. $33f?34: nnrk. fnmiiv. swiuictmj!
Ioom itS'tffl?"' o-:WBUe.i i do", skinned
StSU h.S!3"c",d5 ''"' emoked. 13iW14c.j
SnLl'S..' WAjfl- ".' C""d. to'l-ranil
QuoWlonj-Tutkeys, dry--packeil-Fnn6y, large,
western, iwo. 1 nver-
nesrby, to20c.
bo recemis.
No 1 old, . 18c,
VI I
12313a!
to .bo,
t. '""""it.
' 'I .UIO, . iOC. J.OW1S, 1 IO DOT,
aS5ril?fted' selected . heavy,. 18c. f weighing f
apiece, leMe j do.. 4 lbs. apiece.,, lOeVi do,
ao
3i lbs.
under.
iettern, dry.plcked
3.-'! ."" - .. IDS.,
snlece. 14(tlsc.i
12 i3o j fowls, . bbls.,
'A IhL nS
rirv-na.i.trsr1
J,7. v CI- -l.r
- J71W -j.11". mtt''1
loc.i .. n . 1CS.
izxrwci
- . uu.. n i ria. mrtn .irtnmw. vtjtt .. mtj.
roojlers, dry-ploked. l2Het broiling thlekene .
Nearby, ftj2 fb, r,(eei 20ra22c.: do,,,.
iIlff.5hi5l,.'Ln'.,Jr?-rfl,tdj n hoxef Mllk'.fer, tA.
22 i'v Si '5 to.dnr S20380.f milk-fed. 2S t
19 lbs. to do., 10021c, c6rn-d, IB to 24 lb. "
"iu,ic, enrn-xen. r. to uu ins.- ( j.
lOc.l intlk-fed, 81 lo EG lbs lo do., "
to doe.
dor.., 1
l'; f lbs. to dos.. ifo.j milk-fed, iftlbs. and nr
I4c.i corn-fed, 37 to 42 lbs. to rlo., J3M
M corn.jfe.l. 43 tn 47 lbs to dor., 14?4i t
J ,eo,ra-sd'.t4s I"' " over to do., l?e.j
.'. i."" ,0 u"z-t J 'c.j miiK-reo. uw ids. an
"JK. 18e. i corn.fed. 31 to 6 lbs to dot;, 18J
J'11" I
3 40.
liV.f
z,ZZI m r V Ai.1 va u UYisr iu uuiii Alee
5A"tf;d' ,B0 lfc-, ind over, 1R.) roasting; nfk
ten.
mil)
lin..
m!v,T .will,!,.,, U0K1..1.
SM03 lbs., J4y. Wtern'.'corn.fed,'B lbs. and" J
ever. 10c: Westerh. corn.lti. 4 'iba.. ISo.! -.'
i' -yaturo. in ddis. lYfimm. mux. 9
ary-nlcked. 0 lbs. snfl over. 17n. : Weatsm. "
t-fe3, 4 lbs., lOc.'Weatern, milk-fed. $W cf
lUr. 1Iaaska MII1. .J ..j.,f .-jC
....": - rti. .i "
i" " ; -w.., 'irntniu. LUIllliTUe m U,r Airv i -
W".ter.'?' forn'ed. flry.Diiked., mixed weights,
14c; Western, corn-fed, RH ib., 14e.; Weat- "
... -... -.771c.'. iwb., juqc npi.ji.
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ern
ilUCkn,
18xt7c
lba.
36
rlnff
.. ttrnlijsj
Bqnsba. per dozen-Whiter weighing II to li S"
hlte. , weighing, a
rn, ,1a.h n..ai, ew. l.j
10 Ibr. por dojen. 7.63r4 IBs while, weighs
riA
tltr
nv, .7-u inc.: J1HIT1-. mmnitn u'mii.h
Mi. ni4,7eiBS,! .?" bolledi boneless. 200
?fti.P.'.nfo ."houMers. 8. I1, cured. loosoT
y31ift-1 do ..smoked. irfaliucTr' belffi
nrcnriiina -.; rr
ISe. : bfeakfasT'Kn 'u.tt,.."- '.00"i "
IsSlDe",5' lSr5ed8?inc'! d8 Western cured
iiili . -LIarJ1, We1'."!' reflned, t trees, llfl
Ji.ic ''i,2?.-r 0' i" ,UD"- l'Wll'Sa: de., nure
llilo. ' ke tla n(Jred, In tubs, 11
REFINED SUGARS
nH?VmSril5t.,U"et bu.1 flrm' Hellners' list
P.r.',: j gJRI,dard granulated, 6c. ; fine granu-
I a ui 83 . Powdered. 3 03c; confoctlonera
A, 4.83c. j soft grades, 4.10tf4.70c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
II Jl.uTEIt. Domand auftlclent to absorb the
iJ,1" ,'J:cP, J Jholco stock and the market
1" ffod !hn.P' n"d flrm. Quotatlona: Weatorn.
ing 8 lbs. tier Anitn. 15 rt&n& 'is, An'. T lha.
IPnUSllS: -"'i do.. Cffdy, iba .per doien,
Jl.23STl.00; dark and NO. 2; 60e.Cll.ia '
1
FRESH FRUITS
Offcrlnga moderntn hut imnl. Ia. II.a Itmlfi1
requirements of tho trade. Prices without 4
important chat.go. Quotations; Apples, New nt
wawin, si. 70 ai
t, . .ua
lnllR. WAltn nn- I...- ?ftj.M1 kA. .
mi.. 'Aii. .-"1..'J,,.'1"....!1- '!'r 'm
. 'v.... ""t" B"u onnsyivania, per nam
per. KOffBOc.: lemons, per nox. 2.60.1.BO:
g,rnges, Florida, per nx. $1,230.1; tangerines,
per box, $12: rlnenrnl
ItlCO, $1.25a.30: Morida. 1KS2.KO; crunh.rrl.s.
25?2.50: erapefrull, FlortdsU
nir craio t'onm
$2&A crnn-r nft
rancv lato variation. n kki
-t' pilwCMpKirly blatke per bW $Z4KI " i,
SHSri' Cftp? c?d c4rJ" 2acfc. rar crata, p
.- uiuiocrneF, eroy.
per
fl,2.,; pears. New York, ner fcbl. 7Clnfri.r. M
fi2; strawberries, Florida, per qt,, 403030
VEGETABLES
Wi n. t .'.-. s..T.
nmip iv tirlnta 4.imm. tin . j -(
at440c? Y tTania of prlnts Jobnlng
11 KoTlS. -llecelpts ,ot fine new-laid eggs
light nnd tho market firm, with demand ruliv
equal to offerings. Quotations: In freo
SS "' .extras, 44c. per doxenl
SS?rX flri""' ,u:'00 ,Per "tandard caae:
nearby goed current receipts. $12 per standard
S?o-iSVf .?. held ttntl 'ro"i. ftnd ordinary stock,
tiSsiJ11-10 per. CB": Western crtra flrsts
5J5-BOPil!,inc5.!5: d0" """ 12 Ver ""a: South:
crn. $11 40ffl2 per case, nolrlgerator eggs
pr ng packed, choice. 2027c. per doz.i do
ltitLi,'S" ?.e24c- P" d- Fancy 8e:
-Sn-ean'51p,d fresn ess wore Jobbed out at
1 1 HJ uc. per clos.
unSXEn5JTjhe mBt'l inlet but steady
V?ii Jj,sht ofl;c.r'nK' Quotat ons: Now York
full-cream, earlier receipts, choice. 10c.; do
fn ,"&, ?!.? choice. '13c; do., do.', fair
to good, 1414lc: do., part sklmo. SffMc.
POULTRY
LIVK. Demand fairly active and prices
0.H0W,1."'. chickens nnd ducks advanced lr.
under Ight offerings. Quotatlona: Fowla, ISO
15C.-L.'!W rooa'., 010V4c; BPring chlckenc.
according to quality, 1214b : turkeys. 1M
17c; ducks 11013c: geeso. 13C15c: gulm-as.
young-weighing 2 lbs. and over apiece, per
P!1"1 fl?-:. weighing m-ai'i lba. apiece, per
pair, 403H3c; guineas, old, per pair, SOdJIOc:
plgeone, per (pair, lBBlSc.
llllESSEU Demand fnlr for fine dealra-blo-slied
stock and values generally steady.
( V lUrVjXI.lHjVjS ,ih
Demand fair for desirable Mock and Valoee
generally well auatalncd. Quotations White 1
rotatoe per bush. Pennsylvania 68fuOo.J ,,
New y.onf. 4SS30C ; white potatoes. Jorsey, per "
basket. 33940c: sweet potatoes, ICattrn Shore, (ee
per bbl. No. 1, $2ifW.73r No. 2. $l-30iS1.78l .k
gSAi; J craex. per bh. No. 1. $303.60: No. 2.
$22.23! Bweetn. Jfrnpv. n-i h..v.i nfiCTTTRi.,; rfT1
uiuiMis. rnnice. per nusn.. Tusrrnc,: ao.. proi- ,ft
II. h lUKTnK. An nh. r. nm YOri- .
lb. bAir. $l.2691.60: do., medium. Per lOO-IK '"
hag 83C.OJ1: do,
00n)i8c.: cnbhaef..
do . Danish, per ton. Si2J13: cauliflower.
lurK, iicr crair, iw.gitl,.:;
seconds, ner 100-lb. bar. di
domcatlo, ocr ton. $8fl: ,(-.
' N.W "
ntr crnlr. TRn attl (V1 ,nlnajli jfniv rtlmt
nor bbi.. $2J2.Wi: kale. Norfolk. . ner bbl,, 64 i,..
lettuce 1 lorifla. nr banket. si.Tnw.m "
6?TSn. !
do.. North Carolina, 'per basket,' 7$c.6$1.60; h
heana, Florida, per basket, $1.73172.60; peas.
x luriuu,
per 1
11 .7B
fl'li nenocra. ITlorlda. 061- crirrler. s2.3rMl.t,nn; I
celery. New York, per hunch. 2sg43c; muah- irf'
rooms, per 4'Ib, baaket, $1(1.30.
HI
pans, norma, per DanKet, si.70tn:.ou; peas,
'lorlda, er baaket, $2.WJf3: eggplant. Florida,
er box, $23; cucumbers, Florida, per basket, It
1.76Sr3.00: squnah. Florida, per baaket, Sl.BO
NEW YORK CURB
Brnden
Goldtleld Consolidated ..
Qreeno Cananea
La Itoao :.
Nlplaetng
Otla Elevator
do preferred
Tllkcr-Hageman
Sterling uum
Tobacco l'roducta pref. .
United Cigar Stores
do preferred
United Protlt
Willys Overland
do preferred ...,.,,...
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Income Tax Returns for 1914
This Company is equipped to assist individuals, with
out charge, in the preparation of their Income Tax
Returns, and invites the free use of its department
opened expressly to handle such matters. .
The Philadelphia Trust
Safe Deposit and Insurance
Company
Main Office
415 Chestnut St.
Capital, $1,000,000
Broad St. Office,
1415 Chestnut St.
Surplus, $4,000,000
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The Kind of Bonds
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