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SHORT TERM NOTE
MARKET ACTIVE AND
STRONG IN NEW YORK
Many Issues Traded in at
Advanced Prices Listed
Bond Sales Now Reach
ing $1,000,000 a Day.
The aliorMerm note market continued
ncttvo nml strong In New York, with
large transactions ami advnnccil prices
In many if sues. Among the features
were Pennsylvania SVtit. ?S'S to 91S. ami
Daltlmoro and Ohio tVss which moved up
to 99t4. American Tobacco Scrip was
quoted at 99'4 -uhI Interest bid, with sumo
Bales at par, Hat. There was a substan
tial broadening also in the trnilliiH In
listed bonds through the New York Stock
KxchaiiRe Clearlnj; House committee.
Dealings In these bunds ranged recent
ly around $3(10. OV to $i00.0t a day, but
ore now reaching up to Sl.CVUioo a day.
Prices aro naturally at substantial con
fessions, as the quotations of many l
Hues were on a I per cent, basis before
the Stock Cxchance closed, and money
en new accommodations now rules at i
licr cent., forcing a lifferent basis for
Investment, oven In the high-class Issues.
The trading group3 on the New street
curb fully reflect these changed condi
tions. Steel common whs freely hid for
at -10 without many cales being effected,
rnd other stocks like Southern Pacific.
Bethlehem Steel New York C'entjal and
tho Sugar Issues were In good ticmaml,
with little supplv In evidence.
Money was In less supply, although the
quoted rates were unchanged at fi per
cent for new time loans. Call mnm-y
wos 6 per cent, hid, and some loans were
made at that tale. Thl diminished sup
ply of new money accommodation Is duo
chiefly to the lu-avy purchases of short
term notes by Institutions, and large pri
vate Investors are finding employment for
accumulated lunds in purchases of the
listed bonds.
.Sterling exchntige was firmer, although
there were moderate offerings of grain
bills and a large supply of cotton bills
In the market. Demand sterling rnnged
around t.3 nnd cables were quoted at
4.91. It was generally assumed that the
firmer tone for sterling exchange was
due to the monthly remittances and to the
belated arrangements for settlements In
London on the expiration of the mora
torium on Monda .
Continental exchange was weak, with
Italian lire fluctuating violently, sales
being made tod.w at 3.32. against 3.1S early
In the wek. Offerings of Italian e
chango were. In fact, so large ns to
crente n belief that German exports aro
being financed thiough this channel, as
it Is Impossible to soil exchanso on Ber
lin nt any reasonable rate.
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
The Census Bureau will announce the
amount of cotton ginned to October 31
on November 3 at 10 a. m.
The gross earrings of the Philadelphia,
nnd Reading Coal nnd Iron Company in
September weie 2 797.3.10, compared with
2.3-13,i;3 In September. 1913: net 207,92.
compared with it loss of 111.52?; gross
earnings rrom July l ..t'j.,i..o. compared (
with 15,337,623. net J59.SCO. compared with
a loss of J30.124. Thore was a surplus I
for the three months of 'iJ.SCfl. against a
deficit of 1371,121 In the same period of !
last year. I
A reduction of on" cent a gallon in tho
i jirlc" of Red Crown gasoline has been
made by the Standard Oil Company of
California, bringing gasoline in bulk down
to 12'j cents.
Tiie Baldwin Locomotive Works has re
ceived an order for one switching locomo
tive from the ('ardonns-AmTlcan Sugar!
Company, of New l ork.
T:mergen'--y currency Issued bv the Gov
ernment to October 29 totaled $rS.551.0w.
The Ttnnk of Hngland bought CU.O'XI
T'nltcd States gold coin ar.d 113,(TiO gold
Mr.
The following resolution was adapted
tin the New YorK Metal Rxehange tudav
at a special metlig of the hoard of man
agers "Whereas, the London Metal Ex
change will onen for business November
9. be it resolved that the New York
Metal Ktchnnge he opened November fl
for trading In tin In accordance with the
recommendations of the I'lg Tin Com
mittee." NOTES OF THE EAIL
i The Interstate Commerce Commission I
i todaj- withdrew the suspension order of
. a tariff on the Atchison. Tnpeka and
fianta Ke Railroad giving reconslgnment
z. privileges on less than carload frelglit
r west of Albuquerque and Helen. New
, Slexlco.
Proposed Increases of approxlmatclv 11 '
per cent. In rail and lalte rates on knit ,
J goods from New York and other points ,
:lr. trunk line territory to Chicago. St '
f T-ouls and Minneapolis were granted to- '
j day by the Interstate Commerce f'ommls
. sion to the New York Centra! lines. Hos
f ton and Albany and a number of other
i railroads engaged in this traffic.
" The New Haven has filed with the Tn
, terstati Commerce Commission nnd th
iuaaauc-nuiietis ana otner state public
service cnmrnlstinns having jurisdiction '
Its nronosed mrf.nlnc rAvl.tnn in evainv.
rate The new rates are proposed to take,
effect December 1
An application foi an Increase of 10
cents a ton on coal shipments over the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Pe and all
railroads operating tnuth of St. Louis to
all points In h'outhwest territory was filed
with the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion tmlav Tne i-nnlteatlon is one of
many that will bo filed by Western rail
roads on various commodities, It 1b under
stood The increase on coal will becom
effective December 1
KAILROAD EARNINGS
PHILADELPHIA AND BBADINO.
1814 Deeree
September irnji . 4.21 141 187 2frt
t l.443.S0 (14 T
Krora July I enm 12.242 S.V1 SSd.flOil
Jvt .... 3.ftTI SM.S'iO
KBAUlNti COMPANY.
KfHoniUr gro I1UW.T24 "
vt ... , .. 581.47 sio.aaa
Krora July X gross .. 1,AS.0!1 'SAM
Net 1.6.$R0 M2.060
SEABOAI1D AIR LINE.
Third wek October ISOO.lll 121.731
From July 1 . ... 6.34)7.019 795.0l
CINCINNATI. NBW ORI.KAN3 AND TEXAS
PACIFIC.
Third ek Octobr I17S.770 I33.3S2
From July 1 3.82.090 2M.OO0
ALABAMA OREAT BOUTHHRN.
Tfelid vk October 184.424 '.;"
Frtua July t 1. 124. 040 92.M9
MOBILE AND OHIO
Th.rJ week Ovotr 2"0 797
182 Hi
33J.S.4
tionx July 1 j,w,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PROVISIONS
There was Utile tMdlnir. but vMum" were
etesillly maintain.! Ouotntlons: City br. In
et, fmolted and air-dried, POfl.tlc.; Western
bttt. In arts, mokil, ."HVff.ltr. : cits- hfef.
Knuckle and tender, nmolted ami Mr-dried.
fUtiSSc. : WfMern beef, knuckles And tenders,
smoked. 3lff2c : licef heme. .1SfN(: pork,
famllv :(Vf2rt..-,0. ham, S. P. cured, loose.
H'jflt.V ,1n.. fklnne.l. leoe. Htfit.V: ,1o..
do. smokttl, lrtttlrtijr. ; oilier hiim. smoked,
city cured, us to brand and averiiRe. tn'jfllTc ;
hams, smoked. Western cured. li'difilTr.: 'n..
Imllfd, bunrlrM, SiflSlc: picnic shoulders. S
P. cured. loc, ll,tl!o.: dn . smoked. l"ifi
He : bellies, in tdckle. According to nvernae.
locse. lilfltrt'sc : lireakfnt bamn. as to brand
an.) nvcraRC, city cured. 20(i2lc : do., do..
Western cured, SCflStr.. lard. Western, refined,
tlirces. ID'iBllc ; do. do. do. tubs, 10ltttlr.
pure city, kettle rendered. In t'ercc. WW
lie. -do, do, do. In tubs. llfltlHc,
REFINED SUGARS
Market dull and list prices of all srades re
ducctl jo points ijuntntien -landard Rrami
ialcd ,, (l.V line cnnulntf,!, .i)iV ; rond'tcd.
.V?V. : eonfertlonrrs' A. Sf,0c , Soft ernrlfs,
4 7Afl.i 1.Y-
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHI:i:sk. There as n Mir demand and
th mnrl!t ruled linn under IIrM Cilfeflflits
Quntntions: .Veu York, full-crenm. eholee,
lritjc. : do., do., fair to Rood. Umtlfie. ; do.,
pill klm, t,,c
POULTRY
1.IVI! ticsirnlile stock in small uprit.v
and tn1v. inn imuurarilvc nunlttles dull and
.....I. .-...-...--- t , ..' . l.t
mv.iii. wlllllinu ronili l.l'll u. i uiti
r"otcr. l'ljt'.',.. 'i.rinic eh kon. ni orrtlns !
Oiialltv ISTIV.. ducks. Itfillr.: Reese. lt?f
14c . gnlnras vounc. weighing '2 lb. and oer
ai'Ierc, pc- p.ilr. ;,-. ,io., nelihlng ll-HI
lbs. apiece, per pair l!iiliV. ; do, welshing
I lb apiece, per inlr Wi., old. per pair. MK.:
pleeons nor imlr t.'WlV.
Itltr.SKH. Offerings liberal and the mar
ket rjulct and nfrnln lo-ver. Quotations.
Freh-lilllr.l poultr) Fowls, per lt -Seletted
hMy. lc. do. nelRliltig V,fS lbs. apiece.
IT' ; do., weighing 4 lbs. apiece, tie., do.,
welghlmt tli, lbs. apiece. l.'tWHc; do., weigh
ing :t lbs. nnd tinier. ISWIUtjc. : obi roosters,
dry-pltked 13'jo : broiling rhlckens. nenrbv.
weighing U4?L' lbs. nplece. 2ni!2e. broil
Ine chickens nearby, fnlr to good. Itbniie.
chickens. Western. 4 lbs. nnd oer apiece,
1 .1n .In 1l. II.. fll.M Cnf Ue do..
do .' " a j TT a Vh. apiece. i:i(f'lJ'4J.; broiling
rhlckens. Western l'j12 lbs nplece. ITe. : ,
oroumg cnicKcns. western inir to Kytm. '-'
He: sepmbs per do?., white, welghrng II to
12 lbs. pk-r loj!.. JR n.'iiT 1.2." : white, weinhlng
II to to lbs. per d.. 2 TSM.I.-Vi; white,
weighing 1 lbs, per drer.. $2 2St2IO: white,
weighing T lbs. per dos.. il.TSCTS: white,
weighing ., lbs. pr rto2 . $l.2.,BT 1...0;
dark nnd N"o. 2 r,nr.4T$l.in.
VEGETABLES
niTerlng" moderate and general market
.steady with demand fnlr. Cjuntatlons White jh.
ttitoes, por btuh PennsvHatiln. ."WflflU1 Ne-v
l orit, 4.l.oo u nne pmninee, ' ;;
basket. IWI.V Sweet potatoes. I.:i"tern
., 1 ,.. fc. - . 31 y.n V n "... 4,
:inore. per iiin..o. i. ?i., m- ' .o. .. ..,
51. Sweet potatoes, North ,nrolln.i. per hhl.
No. 1, Sl.TSflS, No 2. 7.V lift Sweets..Iersey.
7.V.11
I er out .o 1. -.,.,'! i: .Nn .. o. .", '.
S-"weete ,Ier per basket. .(MlfliV. unions,
per hush . 4",'V.Vic do.. , holce. per 1iMli. bag.
1: do. medium i er im lb. big. T.Wf'c. Cab
bage, domestic, per ten J-flo. do. PnnMi. it
ton. S1214 I'aullltowcr New York, per crate.
SWjroe el"rv. New York, per litincli 10iP
SOc. Mushroom, ter 4-lb basket. $I1!I.4U.
FRESH FRUITS
OstTf'-t, irilH illllbt 4"J l It t'l'i -111 117. ' I !('(
2 J) riienppbs. per -rnte-Porto 1tb l 2:.fl
'!2.,. Floii.ln. Mtj2 Cranbeirlr. fai e C'nd,
Harlv Iilak. r-r Ml Vifi I do. rt-, do
t'er crate. SI'14P; , rsnb rrlen. Jer-ev, pr
crate, .171.2.". Peaches, New York and
n... .,...,.. .... t....t... t ...... ..,.!.. .. .
i e'wiej i vuiiiu. t
vellow , lOc . 1 S 1
per Vosket I.prge white or
1; medium, imisnc.. Pears.
per hbl. Feckel. ;:i fiiMf .':
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WIIKAT. neeelpts. 13,070 busheU. Trade
'a.rlv aeme and markrt Mrm nn 1 2c hlcher
unde- stronger outside aisles Quotatlonn:
Cnr lots, in export eleiato-. No 2 ted. rt
and October. J1 llfll 13 No 2 red Western.
,M Klfil 20; No. 1 Northern tmiuth. 1 .,.,rFl.2.
CtinN. Itecelpts. r.i-sn bushels The mar
ket ilrm, with lftn.il)' cpul to limited orter
li,gs of deylrable stoi k Quotntb ns. Car lota
f.ir loeol trir'e. ap b loratlon. No. 2 iellow,
s'tl,wM uteimer ve low 2' fi'tc
O.VT.neeeipt. O.'.OOO bukhelj Demand
better -nd the nmrket ,lMel;ed a tinner tne.
nui prices uuoianiv tin.nan?ei iiuotutl ns
i N i
S white VUi,!"-!- siai.lnrd nhlte. ."21 &
No : nhlte SlktO.
ri.Ol"H. nerelptt. 430 barrels, 00O.04O
lbs. In eitcka Trad, lu and prices without
Important hante. i;uo-ntlona per lint Ih. In
wed Winter, clear. $4.7311 1 !: do., otraleht.
J.Tiir, 23. do. patent. $3.3nB3 73. Knnsis.
straight, lute sacks, 43.2033 4fl; do., iwtent.
iuto sacks, $3 Wi., (IS; aprlnc first, clear.
f3 10fVt- do, straight. $3 3533(10; do., pat
ent. $3.7nt3 3. do., ratorlto brands. jiwit,u.
rltv nillls. choke and fancv patent, jrJrn.vi:
'lt mills, recular grades winter, clenr. S4 73f
4 00 do.. BtraleM $."?i.' 23. do. patent. $" rw
itvr; n.nrit Quiet
anide orr.rlnvq nt fnrme
bv and Western In i n 1
ltb tno.Vrate but
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Trade fair and va'ues generally well sus
tained, yni'iitlons Apples, per bid Jomthan,
s.lii.i.rii: King. Si'.wnr'l It uh $.' Wi I Itnld
win. el.T". i2.2.-.. (ireenlnv. .1 T.WJ 2.: Twenty
ounce, 2 2.T-2 T". IMiPln 1T"2 2." York
Imierlnl. 1.T." i2 otbrr cod eating nrletlen.
?t.7-.'a2 SO, me'lvm. tr,i.-,o. cri. .4-, -o;
Crab apole.i. per bush bisket l .Vti, I.7.": ap- (
pies. Western, t er box SMit '.n apt, e De'a
ware and Pennslania nvr himer. 2.liib'c.
Quinces ter bb' . .1Tt.-o !.emrm per b x. '
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uartlftt. .no. i. fi(ijf,..,i: no. .-.o. j, s..,u
lit. Hf'tr e l'ose. Sift.", .VI "heldon tf.".
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2 2Mi.t2 I"u-lis. i 2.",i:i 2." iliwi Kir '
:' .v. i.trer -aneties $2if". r'a-. UirM'it or i
e, kel. per bunh. tflsket. .lr-T a e New
York-concord, urr -lb basket. l.'Dilv . .1".. 1
ner l-lb baeket, 0 leo . Niagara per l-lb
basket IfKiV.'c . Delaware, pe 4-lb bakrt ,
is-i-, i;:ipc". Concord, per 2n-lb lia'ket. 1
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Dance Records
and
Dance Outfits
We have over 300 various dance records and
every Victor dance outfit. We offer every pur
chasing advantage offered by any Victor dealer
anywhere and in addition we give Heppe Victor
Service, a distinctive advantage which can be appre
ciated most by a personal test,
Suggestions for Dance Outfits
etrtt af Machine,
Victrola IV
Victrola
Victrola
Victrola
Ylstrola
Victrola
Victrola
Victrola
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TURKEY'S ENTRY
INTO WAR CAUSES
FLURRY IN WHEAT
Market Opens Very Strong
and Before End of First
Half Prices Go Up 2jc.
C'lllt'ACIO. Oct. 3d. Wheat shorts were
excited today because of the beginning
of hostilities by Turkey against Russia.
Tho market opened very strong nnd of
ferings were scarce. Ucfore tho end of
the tlrst half here prices were up 2Hc.
A large export business was done the
last 21 hours, the sales being estimated
nt l.WO.OO) bushels In nil positions. Fu
tures at Liverpool were up Id., nnd cargoes
there were strong, nt nn advance of
3d to fid. All offers were taken freely.
A better millers' demand also was noted.
Shipments from Argentina for the week
were 40,0(0 bushels.
The Holland Oovemment Is bidding for
flour In Minneapolis, and It Is believed
the Ilrltlsh (lovcrnment Is also in the
market there. There have been bene
ficial rains In France and seeding for tho
new crop Is proceeding more favorably.
Shipments from India for the week are
estimated nt COO.ooo bushels. Uumnnlnn
offers arc larger, nnd Austria Is buying
ftom this source. Russia reports that
seeding Is mostly finished and the plant
looks good. Thoro Is no lack of sup
plies In Russia and prices are not ex
tremely high, llnrley Is most In evi
dence there. It Is believed the United
Stntes will be called on to furnish coun
tries thnt usually draw their supplies
from Black Sea ports. The visible sup
ply In Algorithm Is 400,030 bushels, against
2iu,i)n bushels n year ago.
There was a general rush to buv onts
and prices were up c. Shorts tried to
cover. I'roflt-tnUIng snlo constituted the
only supplv. Argentina shipped 120.000
bushel" of oats for the week.
Provisions wore stronger with commis
sion houses buying.
Leading futures rnnged as follows:
Noon. cs.
Wheat Open. High. Iw. close.
December I. IB, i.i.-,i, l.ui, 'Ll.Ts.
May 1.22 1.22 1.20, tl.l'iH
Corn (new dclHery)
December '. KUi, si, w,
May 714 7P, 71', 7C'
i'ts
December 4f; 4flS, 4n 40
May 5.1 MS SJ T,2
I.anl
October 10T.7 10.70 in.p,7 "10.02
Novembci 10.01 l".i!.", 10.n2 '1(1.112
Jnnuar n.PO U.02 0.00 S7
Rlhs-
October 1 10.20
January U.lin fi.fn) '.I S7 0.S2
Tork
October W.2.-. .
January 1VI0 11.00 isihi 1 11
May 102O 10 07
Did. tA.ked. '
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
Ni:W OIlK. Oct no.-nt'TTnn -Market
Arm: re-elpts. 4C1.'l packases: creamerj, extra.
.Wjc hUher scorlnit, :t4c. : Htntc dairy, HtW
.12c Imitation creamery. .13ia4e.
KC,?. Market stead to firm; receipts. 720
cae frcah, extra, nrsta. 31f.TIc. ; fresh, .firsts.
2saiOc. : nearby whites, ,121! .Vie, ; nearby
mine,!, 20fl.LV . special marks. 23c.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
rilir.Uif). Oct. 30. Hoes Receipts
20.(Ni Maikete 3c. lower Mixed and
butchers. e7.03'i7.l,": cood henv. fT23Q7.Ri;
r-tph tiiwv. M.0.VH7 In: llBht. $7117.33 plqe,
,Vir7 leilk. 7 2311 7 30. CAHTI.E -Itc-celpts.
2.VK). Marketa st-ontr. Ileeies. n.,-,iiii
11. oe nd heifers S3.73W0.30; stockrrs and
fee-Vrs. f." c'.or? 20- Texnns. 7 4nflsSO; cab cs.
Ofrlt. SUP.KI" Ilecelpta. 11 (ssi. Markiii
stroni Native nnd Western. 3 5035.00;
lambs. ?3C3iJM0.
BANK CLEARINGS
Hank clearings todaj compared with the cor
responding day last two years
ION. lniR. 1012
Philadelphia ..21 ...n.4"'5 $5n.iW.ix,i j.12 nr.1.77.1
Ililiton . 22,073,l.tl 25.2S1.II11 :.S.Oll 572
No York .. I!M. 471.1150 .12H.0I 1.11,1 l(,.271..'t3.l
DAIRY PRODUCTS
lU'lTKK. Demand fair anil market firm
under light fferlngs (juontlons. Western,
fresh, solid-packed creamery, fancv t.puctuls,
Sill entra 'Mr., extra nrsta. :i2ti.Tle. . flrsts.
2S;:(ie , jeronds. 2.TU2.C ; ladle-packed, 21fJ)
2.1c, as to riuallt; nearby prints, fancy, 37c:
do. aeraire, extra, XiUUF: : do., tlrsta. 3lr
:nc lo . second". 2si3ik- Hpeclal fancy brands
of priits Jobblinr at 4ia,t.V.
Kt.tiS. The market firm, with demand
reanllv ub'orb.nu the limited offerings of de.
Kliable mock, ijuotattons: In free cases, near
hv extrnt.. "15c per doz . nearby nrsts. $3 nn per
tandard ''ase; nearbv current recelpte. $ 70y
it p. r htanilard care. Western extra, flrsts. $0 00
I er mee do flrsts. $s 7Ofl0 per case: do,
-fronds ii'.Hi7 20 j er cii-r rnndled and r.
. i it, 1 tre. eges ere Jobbel out at SOIle.
, , ' .: as f, iiuaUt.
i' i 'Mi'lifb
$25
)'?& tin-ft "?'.:
M it s easy to ie
Total wltb
Prlca. flecorda.
315 $19.50
25 29.50
4(J 45.00
50 55.00
75 85.00
100 110.00
150 160.00
200 210.00
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Mabetany
bank Stock tax upheld
Supremo Court Justice Declares New
Jersey taw Constitutional.
THE.VTOtt, Oct. 90.-Jtisttce Swasze, In
the Supremo Court, today handed down
a decision Holding tho Fielder bank stock
tax law of 1914 constitutional. The law
Imposes n tax upon tho stock of na
tional nnd 8tntc banks nnd trust com
panies nt the rate of of 1 per cent,
of the true value of such stock after de
ducting therefrom the assessed valuation
of real estate of these Institutions. This
rent estate continues to be taxed lo
callv and at local rates.
According to the decision, the classifi
cation of bank .stock for taxation In a
manner different from other forms of
property Is valid, nnd the rate of taxa
tion Is not In violation of the Federal
statute.
MRS. MILLER'S FUNERAL
Mother of Missing Musician Will Be
Buried Tomorrow.
The funeral of Mrs. 1". Spencer Miller
will be held tomorrow afternoon. There
will be short services nt the Millet resi
dence, 312 South 10th street, followed by
services at the Church of St. I.ukc nnd
the Kplphany. Interment will be In South
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
The body of nn unldentllled matt, which
was believed to have been that of Seidell
Miller, will he burled In this rlty. The
family had decided to ship It hack to
Wisconsin, but tho Coroner or Kenosha
hns refused to pay the expenses of ship
ment. Members of the Miller family be
lieve Selden Milter Is alive.
FUNERAL OF A. Y. HANNA
The funeral services of Alexander Y.
llnnnn, for many years nltlllntcd with
coal mining companies throughout Penn
sylvania, who died Wednesday nt the
Women's Homeopathic Hospital, will be
held tomorrow nfternoon at 2 o'clock In
tho rooms of Andrew J. Hair & Son, lllth
and Arch streets. Mr. Hnnna suffered n
nervous breakdown two years ago. lie
was In his 51st onr. I'or the last 10
years Mr. Hnnna mndo his homo nt the
Union League. He was appointed re
ceiver for the Monarch Coal Company,
of Osceola Mills. Pa., sovcrnl years ago.
He was n member of the I'nlverslty
Ixidgc. No. 110, V. and A. M.: the Manu
facturers' Club and several athletic clubs.
He Is survived by his widow.
MOVEMENT OF CURRENCY
XKW YORK, Oct. JA-The reported
movement of currency this week Indicates
n cash gain by batiks of JlO,S2..fi00. Hunks
received from Interior $23,260.0X1, nnd
shipped to interior $4,762,000. Including
I,:t76,0i0 nntionnl bank notes bent to
Washington for redemption and $200,000
transferred through Subtreatury to New
Orleans. Gain from Interior was 5IS.49S,
000. Golu exports were J1,05.VX)0. to Cnn
ada. Ordinary disbursements by Sub
treasury were J9.6S6.Cf. Payments by
banks for customs. Internal revenue, etc.,
were $15,401,001, showing n loss on Sub
trensury operations proper of Jj,71S,Ono.
This made n net gain of $10,S.'5,000.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Kugcno Hayward. 1IKX) S. Chndwlck kt., and
Julia Herald. 171 ". Price st.
Theodoro V. Kllnglcr. l".i N. I.anieni-e at.,
and Kannle Ostrozlk. 4751 1'enn at.
Dr Wnllice It. Ilruce. Haltlmore. Md nnd
A. IuIso Ashmnn. Italtlmore. Md.
Joseph Rranch 721 N. I2,t et., and Margaret
Wornilcy. 14 N. 42d street.
John H. HolTmatt. 1S.T1 N. Sheridan 't.. nnd
f'atherlne ('. Vlmel. l-5.1l N. Sheridan st.
Arthur J. Tobort. m;i N 33d st., and Mary
11 KIett. Ashhoro. N. C.
Adolph K Simons. 1T10 N. TMh ft . and
Delia Smith, l'haenlxvllle. Tn.
Alexander M-irroM'. 214) fernon st , nnd Anna
II. MacCarter. 2125 Moore st.
Torclvnl K. Itecd 1220 N 11th St., and Kmlllo
L. Machcmer, Hocrsford. la
Jerome (J Carson. WO N. t'rnskey St., and
Kntherlno P. IMtton. 513 N 35th st.
Charles K. Untsoy. 733 S. Front st.. nnl
Katio Hickman, 1110 Tnlmcr st.
DuPont International Powder Pfd.
International Smokeless Powder
& Chemical common,
du Pont, Hercules & Atlas Powder
Securities.
GEO. P. BISSELL
118 South -1th Street, Philadelphia
DIVIDKNnS
vitANkuN NA'l IONAI, HANK
" 1'lilla lelplila. uct. 20. 1011.
The Dlreitors haM. t tils, daj dcclaied a seoil
tnnual d!Ulend if KPSIir isi IT.It CENT..
I,"" of tax. rajaMj N Vi;Mlli:il 2. 10t4. to
etockholders of record at tho lose of business
Octuber at C'hocka will be mulled
C P. PASSMORC,
Vico President nnd Cashier.
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NAME
ADDRESS.
1117-1119 Chestnut Street
6th and Thompson Streets
OBITUARIES
HARRY ALLEN
Harry Allen, 55 years old, 480S North
12th street, organist of St. Mnrtln's Protes
tant Episcopal Church tho last II years,
died Wednesday at tho Jewish Hospital
from pleural pneumonia. The funeral
services will bo held at St. Martin's
Protcstnnt Episcopal Church, 10th street
nnd Oak lane, Monday afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
MRS. ADELINE E. H. SLICER
NEW YOHK. Oct. 30. Mrs. Adeline IJ.
H. Sllcer, wife of tho Itcv. Dr. Thomas
It. Sllcer, pastor of All Souls' Unltnrlnn
Church, died yesterday nt her home, 1R6
East 38th street. She was tho daughter
of Lieutenant Theodore C. Herbert, U.
S. N. Mrs. Sllcer wns vico president of
the Hrownlng Society, of this city, n
member of tho advisory hoard of tho
Friendly Aid Society, Warren Goddard
House, nnd a member of tho Unrnard
Club. She wns married to Doctor Sllcer
In 1S7I.
MRS. SARAH KEHOE
PASSAIC, N. J Oct. 30. Mrs, Sarah
Kohoe, mother of City Commissioner
and former Freeholder John H, Kohoc,
of this city, and widow of Captain John
Kehoe, of Hutherford, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Knvn
nnugh. uf Stuyvcsnnt nvenur, Itutherford.
Mrs. Kehoe was In her 76th y -ar.
MRS. ADELINE McKEAN BAQGS
Mrs. Adeline McKcnti Uaggs. wife of
Dr. Albert If. N. Haggs, an active chai
Itv worker, died yesterday nt her home
In Ablngton, Pa., following n brief Ill
ness. Mrs. Haggs was one of the found
ers of tho Ablngton Hospital, and i
member of the Summit Presbyterian
Church, of Germnntown, nnd tho Ablng
ton Presbyterian Church. She was a
daughter of Dr. Alexander Henry, sec
retary of the Presbyterian Honrd uf
Education. Two sons survive her. Fu
neral services will take place at her
homo tomorrow afternoon nt 4.20 o'clock.
JOHN A. AKARMAN
Former Genernl Manager of Atlnntic
City and Shore Line.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Oct. CO.-John
Akarman, former general manager of
'the Atlantic City and Shore Hallway,
t'onti nt his home hete, was one of the
boM known trolley men In the East.
Ucfore coming here In 100D, Mr. Akur
man was connected with tho Huston
Consolidated and tho Wot rosier Cnuol
Idr.Hd llius In New K'iglnnd, nnd tho
Public Service Unllway of New Jisvy, at
Jersey City, and later in Camden lie
mrnaged the Hue here about throe jcais
and ictlrcd because of ill health.
DR. R. K. CHERRY BURIED
Funeral of Physician Who Succumbed
to Pneumonia.
The funeral of W. Robett K. Cherry,
who died "Wednesday morning from pneu
monia, was held this afternoon from his
home, 212 West Coulter street, Germnn
town. Doctor Cherry, who was 31 years
old, was graduated from tho Leonard
Medical College, rialclgh, N. C, and camo
to thl3 city several years ago. He leaves
a widow, a mother nnd two brothers, ono
of whom Is attending tho medical school
at the University of Pennsylvania. The
other is Dr. Stark O. Cherry, of Pitts-
burgh.
Interment took place at Merlon Ceme
tery. eatfjs
ATKINSON. On October 29, 1014. nERTHA
1-rin. dauxhtcr of Porter and Lena At
kliiuin and granddaughter of Henry nnd
Ixiulso Klrnerman. asol 0 months. Funeral
Saturday, at 2 p. in., fiom residence of her
inrrnts. 1730 South 22d st. Interment at
Kcniwood Cemeterj.
ll.M.HH. At Ablngton, on October 23, ADE
I.lNi: McKEAN HUNRY. 'ulfe of Dr, Albort
N. Haggs and daughter of Dr. Alexander
llcnrv. Kuneral eerlces Saturday afternoon,
ut 4 '30. at her late residence. Cloerly lane,
Ablngton. Interment private.
I1KZI.V. At aibbsboro. N. J., on October
of Ail I J: ANNUO, widow of lllcliurd R.
He'ailv and daughter of the late Honrll
Powell, of Philadelphia. Funeral er iccu mi
'atunlay. at 2 p. m.. at the aibbaboro l.pls-i-onal
Church Interment at Herlln Ometerv.
Ill?is-On October 28. 1014, JKANNUTTB
ItCSS. widow of Frederick lluss and Jacob
Sloclo. Funeral on Monday, at 2 p. 1"..
ri.-,m 1514 North 10th street. Services and
Interment at Trlnlu Lutheran Churcli, lMn
rWlP.n OeinblrV: 1014. MAlKIAnBT
. CAMP. Relatives and friends are In-
!,! i-.il&muil
arn the new
ic of the Victrola.
The Hesitation, Maxixe,
One Step, Tango, and other
dances all played loud and
clear and in perfect time.
There are Victors and
Victrolas in great Variety
of styles from $10 to $200
at all Victor dealers.
Victor Talking Machine Co.
Camden, N. J.
f,Wui,d'"ti$t'j fcfc""
1117-1119 Chestnut Street.
6th and Thompson Streets.
Victrola catalogs and terms.
Catalog of Pianola Pianos.
Catalog of New Pianos.
List of Used Pianos.
Led 10-30-H
11KAT1IS
vlted in attend funeral tervlees, Saturday,
at 2 p. m., at residence of her niece, Mrs.
James Camp, 2123 North Patton st. Inter
ment private.
CAItll. El.t.r.N CAnn, 1B17 Hazzard St.
ciir.imv. nonEiiT ciiEnny, 212 west
coulter at.
COOK. On October 1!T, 1014, JOHN, hus
band of Kllznbcth Cook, Funeral services
on Saturday at 3 p. ni.. precisely, at hi late
residence, W7 W. Wilt at. Interment at
dreenwood Cemetery.
DHAItll.- On October 20, 1014, ANDREW
J. DKAItlt. husband of Sarah II, Dearr,
Funeral serviced on Tuesday, November ".,
nt 2 p. in., nt his late residence, .1(110
Fnruh St.. Tneony. Interment Magnolia
Cemetery.
Itn HAIIATO COSTANT1NO Dfi SAI1ATO,
1714 Wharton st. ...
imi.'Ot.AHft. On October 2, 1014, KMHA,
widow of William Douglas. Funeral on
Ksturdny. nt 2 p. m.. from 032 North 11th
st. Interment prlvato.
Ilt'ltKANV-Suddenly, on October 27, 10H.
.lOsni'H A., eon of John and Kllza uurkan
(nco Harkln). of Bwlnford, County Mayo,
Inland. Residence, 1020 South T.insy t
Due notlco of the funeral ts til be given.
KISHMAN On October 27. 1014, ALFRED
I niSE.WAN, be'.otod husband of Emma
Myers Elscmnn. Relatives nnd friends, also
Rising Star Lodge, No. 120, F. and A. M.4
Harmony Chapter, No. 32. II. R. A are In
vited to attend the funeral services on Sat
urday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, precisely, at
his lalo residence. aS20 North llroail st. nadr
may be slewed Friday evening after 7:30
o'clock. Interment prlittte, at Northwood
KNTRIKIN. On October 20, 1014, CAnRIE,
wife of Joseph J. Entllkln, In her asth
enr. Relntlea and friends nrn Invited to
funeral service, Monday, at 2 p ni., at her
husband's residence. M7 Ornlsberr- aye..
Audubon, N. .1 Interment prhatc, at Ilnr
lelgh Cemetcrv.
tSII.MORE. ARTHUR (IlLMOnn, 1334
1IANNA. On October 2S.1014. ALEXANDEIl
V. HANNA. Funeral services on Satur
day, at 2 iv m., at the chapel of Andrew
J. hale on, loth nnd Arch sis. Inter
nment private.
HAItMONINO -On October 2S, 1014, JOHN
H., husband of Elizabeth llnrmonlng. Fu
neral services on Saturday, at 1 p. m., at Ida
lalo residence. 2022 East Tioga st. Inter
ment private, it Femwood Cemetery.
HARRIS On October 28, 1014. WILLIAM
ll.WUtlR Funeral services mi Raturdav,
at 2 i). m., nt 2.W.I North "th st. Interment
at iottnt Peace Cemetery.
HIRST. On October 20. 1014. WALTER
1IIR3T, nged fit sears. Funeral on Hunday,
nt 1 p. in., from 1.11II North Mervlno rt. In
terment nt Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
HOOt'F.S.-On October 27. 1014. WILLIAM
PAS-3MORE. IinOPK!, aged i.D sears. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services on Friday afternoon nt U
o'clock at hlB late residence. 203 West Rlt
tenluuire st , Ocrmatitown. Interment pri
vate. Plenso omit tlowera
KNAl'P. On October 20, 1014. CHARLES
MINOR KNAl'P, husband ot Elizabeth I)
Kn.ipp. Futieml on Saturday, at 2 p. m..
from 1230 North Carlisle at. Interment
private, at Oreenniount remetnrv.
KOWA1.SKI. 3ERAPIIIN KOWALSKI, 2335
llltch t.
1CVTT.VER.--At his residence, 3230 Ludlow
St., on October 21. 1011. OSCAR C. husband of
Edna ('. Kuttner (nee Cawston). Funrral serv
ices on Raturdav, nt :s p. in., at the apart
ments of Oliver II. Ualr, 1S20 aiestnut St.
Interment prlvato
1,1'TZ. On October 20, 1014, WILLIAM
I.I'I'Z, of "Sll llrown st . need ai sears. Due
notice nf the funeral will be given.
MACriHK Suddenly, nt Atlantic City, N.
J., on October 27. ibll. WILLI M F., eon
of the late Major George II. and Margaret
Magulre, nged 32 years. Relatives nnd
friend, also members of R. P. O. E., are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Sunday nfternoon. at 2 o'clock, nt tho Elks'
Home. Juniper and Arch sts. Remains may
ho viewed at the npartmenta of Oliver H.
Malr, 1S20 ChOHtmit st., nn Saturday evening
from 7 to 0 o'clock. Interment at Mount
Morluh Cemetery. New York papers plcuxe
copy.
MaoMAHON. On October 2S. 1014. ALICE,
wife of 1'itcr Machon. runeral on Sntur
das, October 31. nt S a. m., from 1S21
South 5th st. Solemn Mass or Rojulom at
the Church of the Sicred Heart nt !:."10
a. ni. precisely. Interment Holy Cros
Comtcry
McAIlllI.E. On October 20. ROSE HELEN,
daughter of I'.llcn and tho late Michael Mc
Ardla. Funeral on Tuesday, nt fi 30 a. ni.,
from 2.120 Oreen tt
JIcFARLANI). On October 20. 1014, AN
IHIEW MeFARLANIJ. at his late residence.
242 Earlham terrace (lermnntiiwn. Duo
notice of funeral will he given.
McKAY. On October 28. 1014. HOnERT,
husband of Margaret McKay. l"uneral serv
ices on Saturday, at I p in. prccln-ls-. at
(1121 clean low ave.. Oermantown. Interment
nt lvv Hill Cemetery
JleKENZIE. CATHERINE SHIELDS, the
beloved vvlfo of the Itev. wm. McKenzie, late
of Almonte. Ontario. Canada, nnd mother of
Dr. It. Tnlt McKenzle of Philadelphia, died
on Tuesday morning, October 27, 1011. In
terment In Almonte.
To Advertisers
Send Copy in Early
If you would secure insertion in the early
mail edition of the Sunday Public Ledger have
your advertisements at the Main Office or
Ledger Central before 5 P. M. Saturdays.
Telephone your Want Ads to
Walnut or Main 3000
Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Castle,
teachers and
greatest expo
nents of the
modern dances,
use the Victor
exclusively and
superintend the
making of their
Victor Dance
Records.
Mr. and Mr.
Vernon Cattle
dancing
the Tango
&t&Wr M ffl$ti7k
DEATHS
MKtRF.lt On October 2T, 1014, KAIHEn.
INE MRISER, wirs of Frederick Melier (ii
Kley), Funeral ssrvlces en Sunday, at 2 r
m at 3000 North Marshall it. lntermtnt
prlvste,
MILLEIt-ANNA HARE, widow of the 1t,
H. gpencer Miller, at Naples Italy, on sVp.
tcmber 17, 1014, In the s2d year of hr
age. Funeral serrlces will b held t th
Church of fit. Luks and the Knlnbn 1-
Baturday, October til, at 11 , m. Inttmient
private.
MIM.tOAN. On October 20, 1B1. JAMKfl
husband of Esther Mllllgan and son of th
late Michael nnd Mattle McCloskcy. t)u
notice of the funeral from his lata residents
212.1 Fouth Watts at. '
MOCK. EDNA MOCK. 171 East Allen at.
MOORE. ESTHER MOORE, 4007 Peehln L
.1IOItnoW.--On October 29, 1014. BLlJjC
wife of Ueorge J, Morrow and daughter of
Margaret nnd tho lata Henry Smith, Funeral
on Tucsdav-, November R, nt ft a, m., from
ins Greenwich st. Mass of Requiem at tha
churcli nt the Faered Henrt, at 8:30 a. m
interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
MORROW. On October 27, 1014, MARrtA.
RET, widow of James Morrow. Relatives
snd friends nre Invited to attend the funeral
on Saturday, at 2 p. m., from her late re!
dence, S027 Catharine at. Interment at Ar
lington Cemeter.v.
NAOI.E. In Hatboro. Pa., on October 2j.
CHARLES NAOLE, husband of Laura. Nagle
Funeral Monday, November 2, at 1 p, rn i
from tlybetry ave., Hatboro. Pa.
NA 1,1,1!. On Ortober 20, 1014, at Bryn
Mawr. Pa., JESSE NAI.LB. Funeral serv
ices on Patiirdas' October .11, at 2:SO ti ni.
at the Church of the Oood Shepherd, Row
mnnt Interment private.
NFA'IN. On October 20. WARREN EDCJAIl.
son of Frank D. and Sadie Twist NeUn,
Funeral services on Monday, nt 2 p. m. pre
elscls'. nt hla parents' residence, Raid
Matcher at., Olney. Interment Chellen Hills
(Jfinetery.
O'llARA. JOSEPH O'HARA. 204 Erie avt.
OTT. In noylestown, Pa., on October 28.
1014, CIEOROB W. OTT, neltlv ana
friends are Invited to attend the funeral ser
vices, nt hla tato residence, on Saturday,
October ,11. nt 2 p. m. Interment at Do?.
town Cemeters',
PAYNE. On October 2T, 1014. OEOROH
RAYMOND, son of Ida V. nnd the lite
aeorgo F. rayne. Funeral services nt his
late residence. .10 South 31st tt.. on Satur
day nt 2 o'clock. Interment at West Laurel
Hill Cemeterj.
PVI.E. Suddenly, nt Pteatantvllle, N, J., ea
October 27. 1IU4, EDWARD T., hUJbwid' of
Mary Pyle and son of Allen A. nnd the ItU
Virginia l'yie. Funeral services on Bnturday.
at I p m.. at the apartments of Oliver H
Hair. 1S20 Chestnut st., Philadelphia. Inter
ment private, nt Union Cemetery, Walllni.
rord. Pa.
RICHARDSON. At Fleldeboro, N. J., on
October 20, WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
Funeral from hla late residence, rteldtboro.
N. J., on Monday, November 2. at 2 p. m.
Interment Rnrdentown Cemetery.
RICHARDSON. CHARLES RICHARDSON.
1317 fouth Clementine st.
HAMIER. On October 20, 1014, DERNARO.
husband of the late Anna Salber, In his 30th
vear. Funeral on Sunday, nt 2 p. m. from
the rcsldenco of Charles Pflster. 041 North
rnerlcan st. Interment Mount Vernon
Cemetery.
St'lIIlAFr. On October 20. 1014, JOHN.
son of the lato Henry and Catharine 8chrn.fr.
Funeral on Monday, nt 8.30 a, m., from 41S
West dlrard ave. Interment nt Most Holy
Redeemer Cemetery.
SlIArmO. SARAH SIIAriRO, 824 Pop-
STEWART.---On October 20, 1014. ALEX
V.NIJER, on of the lata Thomaa nnd Jam
Stewart. Funeral cervices on Saturday, at U
a in. prcoleev nt 2221 North 13th st. Inter
ment private.
STEVENS. On October 37, 1014, COR
NELIA THERESA, widow of Dr. James
Strong Stevens. The relatives and friends
of tho family are respectfully Invited to at
tend thu funeral services, on Saturday morn
ing, at 11 o'clock precisely, at the Unlver
nllt Churcli of tho Restoration. 17th and
Master sts. Interment private Baltimore
Pliers please cony.
STEWART. On October 20, 1014, ALEX
ANDER, son of tho lata Thomaa and Jane
Stewart. Funcml services Saturdns", nt 11
u. m.. from 2221 North ICth at. Inter
ment private.
THOMPSON. Early on the morning of Oc
tober 20, 1014, at her late residence, in
Thnmpsonlown. Juniata Count)', Pa., ANNIB
F.l.lKAIICTH CASSr.L, widow of the lato
Theodoro S. Thompson. Services In St.
Stephen's Church nt 2 o'clock p. m. October
III. 101 I.
VANDnunilT. On October 2fi, 1014, MAT
TIE C . wife of Harry K. Vandenrlfl Fu
neral services on Snturda at 2 p. m , at
1.13 lllckley ave.. Olenslde. Pa. Interment
private nt Hillside Cemetery.
WHY. On October 28. 1014, ELLA HOR
r.nN, daughter of Sarnh 13. and the lato
John Whs. J-unernl services on Moni!nj at
2 p. m., nt 4014 Knox St.. Germnntown. ln
torment private.
WILSON. On October 27, 1014. JOHN J
gen of Mary and the late Frelerlck J W 1
eon. Funeral on Saturday, nt 8:.1' a m..
from 2141 South 10th st High Requlmi Man
nt the rhurch cf the Eplphnnv. nt 10 a in
Interment at Holy Cross Cemeters-.
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