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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1011.
W 11
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STOCKS STROM
IN DEL MARKET;
MEW HAYEN LEADER
Dealings Principally in Spe
cialties and the Supply
Appeared to Be Small.
American Beet Sugar Up.
NEW YOtlK, Deo 19. Tho stock mar
ket opened strong1, with prices generally
fractionally up. As tho day advanced
aocurltles, gained further strength, Indi
cating tho favorable effect of the Com-
mni-nn Osmmlnslrtn's decision In tho
freight rale case. Dealings, however,
were principally In specialties, and the
market was not actlvo at any time. Tho
supply of stocks In many places seemed
to bo scant. . . , . ,,
As was tho case In tho lato trading
yesterday. New Haven led tho market
on the ttdvanco, going to 69, Up IK from
tho closing last night. At tho closo the
prlco reacted ' to GST. Tlo strength In
this stock was due directly to tho de
cision In tho freight rate case, as this
road will probably recclvoy greater ben
efit from It than any othcV road. The
whole-railroad list, In fact, wns strong.
Heading, whloh has been tho market
leader roccntly,' rcgalnod somo ot Its
Joss In yostcrday's early trading. Penn
sylvania, Ualtlmoro and Ohio and Brio
common and first preferred wcro also
higher.
On a few buying orders Canadian
Pad llo roso a point. Tho road Is
not directly boncntcd by tho rate do
oislon, yet tho effect on that development
on European sentiment has been good,
nnd tho prospoots are that It will lead
to a better demand for Issues favored
toy foreign Invostors, of which Canadian
FactfloA is one.
Favorable comment on tho rate de
cision was heard throughout the street.
Tho belief was expressed that moro bene
fit will be. derived than railroad managers
seemed disposed to admit. It should cer
tainly help business, In that tho rail
roads will now probably placo many or
ders, especially for steol goods, that they
have been holding In abeyance. The plac
ing of stoel orders will help tho Steel
Corporation materially, stoel toUay gained
s by going Up to oils, compared with
8014 at the closo yesterday. The closing
price was 60.
Holders of Baltimore and Ohio now see
n fighting chance for the maintenance of
the company's 6 per cent, dividend be
cause of the rate decision. Action on tho
dividend will bo tnken this month. The
stock was up at 70!4.
A feature in tho trading was American
Beet Sugar, which gained rapidly from
tho opening until It reached 31. up 1H.
Tho stock closed at ZV&. up . The
rise was basod on largo earnings. The
statement was ' made that tho company
is eurnlng at the rate of 7 per cent, on
the common stock at present
Commission houses wore tho largest
buyers and their orders came prin
cipally from small customers. This
demand, however, was Jmoro than suf
ficient to absorb tho scittcred offerings.
In addition to the rito decision tha
market had fdr a bull factor tho In
crease! supply of money. Four months'
nnd flvo'months' money has been placed
on al' Industrials at 4 per cent and lend
ers aro perfectly satisfied to place their
funds In that way. This seems to be
tho omv class of borrowing now to bo
reached.
Foreign exchange made a further
movement In favor of 'this country, sight
sterling selling at i.Mi. the loweaf'since
last June, and for tho first time In
nlonths bringing steeling exchange to
below the par of 4.8C66 for tho pound
sterling.
AMERICAN STOCKS WERE
IRREGULAR 'IN 'LONDON
Decision in Freight Bute Case Caused
Only Fractional Changes.
LONDON, Dec. 19. Dealings In securi
ties In the street were trifling today.
Business was restricted again tpr rain
and thunderstorms. Prices were "Steady
In the wain, showing little change. There
i was much realizing on the new war scrip
i In advance ot the payment of Monday's
Instalment Of 30,000,000.
5 Despite the decision in the freight rate
case, Irregularity marked the trading In
8 the American group, but alterations in
Enrlcas were confined to fractions. The
K shares were affected by- the reaction In
New York yesttWay afternoon. uana
idlan Paolflo resisted the setback at New
York. Grand Trunk issues were firm.
The road's new 1.000.000 three-year 6
per cent notes aro going well.
; Firmness was displayed by home rail
way securities. There was buying of
' Kaffirs. Good year-end dividends on
these descriptions oontmua to be an
nounced. There was further Investment
buying of Egyptians.
MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS
TONOPAK STOCKS. , . , ,
Bid. Asked.
Jim Butler ..,..,...,...... .SO ,b'J
Map Namara ... .02
Midway ,., 00 .10
Mlipan Ext vp .SI
Montana , ,. .88 .38
North Star .18 .SO
Opnopah Belmont 4'i 4t
Tonopah Extension 2 Mi 2s
Tonopah Merger JW .as
Tonopah Mining- TV "
ltescu Eula I , Of .OS
West Una 60 ,03
QOLDPIBLD STOCKS.
Atlanta ., ,,, ,-tt ,42 .43
JUue Hull .,,..,.,.. .Ot .03
L Jtaotn . ,.....,. ,.., ,, .jt y
SO DjMl,HlflMHiMMMM .7 .03
omb Jnrao . ..., m,mhi, .jo ,iv
Dlamf 33 D. .,-, .V?
palsy ..,.ittfi,,ii.MM
im finua munuiii ....... ...... ,
CloidfUld Con ...,.,.....,.,...,. IK IS
aoldneld Merger ,,,,,,.,,.....,.,. .88
Jumbo Miunsloo ,J ., 2.40 2.45
Kawanaa .21 .M
Oro .......... i,. t.t . ?
Ebrsr Vtcfc 10 .It
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kalry AxUo, ,.,.,.,..,,..,.. ,02 .04
Ktmoerly., ...... ,.OT ,ja
K.vada Jill! M .28 ,30
$,'va3a WW ,,..,.J..,., 1.43 1.4T
NEW YOBK OTJHB TiTAUKTiT
Biaden ......., OK tm
ttaldfUld Cons I'm Vu
ireo Can V, ,..., .,......., X SO
La Roe . ........M.....M..... ...... 74
Maxwell .... ..... Ug 14
do yrtwtl . t 45
NlpUalug , Mi 0
oua aavtur W JJ
Jo pretoria 88 M
JiiW-Uiaatt ....,... ytt T(4
Sccrllus quaa, v .US
Tobacco mtawicia war.. .,......,.,
i nttad ofaar SKaras .... .
iSi.- ::-:;;2;:M V
wuir. oviw .,;,,
qo Vraww (.. v
fUJUfU UUtH a....,B .
(
adalDtda a aw 4;
l York I At 4
iUa paper, I u 4
f lp 9r can.
4Mrve Bank XMwout BUa
- eya
Wor SOu tQ to
i 3 t
t lvlaj , fi &jl
UUbiDasd I i i
::U3f lafF
NEW YORK STOCK SALES
Ye.Cl. Illeh Low note
lasynoMMlDej..... S4K 26) 24J 25
Aml. Copper......... MM 65 3" $;.,
Aw.n.Sojsr... 30!. 31 -11 3
Am.Can 26)i 20 25H 25K
Am.CotlonOll........ 40 40 40 40
Am. Hide A Leather.... 4i AH M w
Am.Ico .23 23 23 23
AmLlnjeod 7M 7K 7H '
AmLoco 23 23i 23J4 23H
doprof..... 95 Of'H COM O0
Am.6mclllng 68K 69 o8 tSn
Am.Eustr, " '
doprcf 107 107 107 107
Am. Tobacca... ...... .. ' "
dopref 103 103W 103J
Ansconda Copper 20W 20M 20M 20M
Atchison 03 p?K 03X 03M
doprcf rj8H CO M 0
Dalt&Ohlo COW 70H KOJi 0H
dopref...i COX 605 60K C9K
DelhSleel 41 41! 41M 41M
Brooklyn Ilapld Tranilt 80 80 85M BOX
CallfomlaPot '
doprof MU 62W 62)
OanadlanPao 167 168 167M 167M
Central ralher 37)5 37Ji 37M 37M
Chi & Northwest 125 125 125 125
Chca&Ohlo 43K 42H 42K 42K
ChlnoCopper 34 34 33H 33!f
Col Fuel Alton ,-. .. 24K 24H 24f
Erie :. 22H 23M 22J 23
dolstprcf 35H S6H 38K 33H
ConsolOas 110 115K 115 116
Corn rroducts 8K SH 8H fiK
DlaUllcrsSec. 12X 12K ptt 12U
Dcl&llddson 142 142 142
Denver and Rio drand. 5 Gtt 5 61f
Oreat Northern UGH 116 115 116
Great North Ore. Cent. 26M 20 25W 25f
Intcrboto-Melropolllan. 12 12M 125 12M
dopref fiOWOH 60K 60M
Intplrallon 10 10K 10W 10W
InternaUonal Taper.... 7!i 8J 8M BH
Intcrl Paper pref 33 33 33
Kansas City Southern.. 23 22H 22M 22H
Lackawanna Steel 23 2S 28
Lehlch Valley 135 135M 131U 131K
Mercantile llatlno 1 1 11
Minneapolis A St. Louis . . 11 10 11
MlamlCoppor 18H 18H 18M 18
MStPASSM......,107 103 108 108
Missouri raclnc. 10H 10M 10J 1W
Montana.rowerCo .... 41H 41 41 41
Nevada Con 12 12Z 12M 12)f
N.Y..N.II.AU 67i 69 68 68J
N.Y..O.&Vest 22 22U 22)f 22f
NewYorkCen 83H 84 83!f. 84
Norfolk A West 101H 100 100 100
Northern Paclna 101f 102 101 101
Penna. 107M 108H 107M 107M
Pittsburgh Coal 10 103-4 10$ 1W
Pressed Steel Car 35 30 35M 30
nay Cons 10H 10H 10K 16H
Reading 147 147H 140!f 147
Koct Island 1J 1H lii Hi
dopref 2H 2H Sit 2ii
Homely Co 5 AM 4H 4H
GoPadflc 84 84)4 8-1 8-IK
Studcbaker 32H 33 33 33
Tennessee Copper. 32), 32U 32H 3214
Texas A Paclflc. 12H 12H 12) 12)4
Third Avenuo 30K 36)4 30H 30)4
Twin City RT....I.. 07 07 07 07
Union Bac A Taper 4( 4H 4)i
Union Taclflo 118 118K 117X 117H
dopref 70 70 70
Union Pae War 27K 28 27Jt 28
United Railways Inv 8H 8H 8H
If. S. Rubber. 64 64 5-1 54
dolstpref 102 102 102 102
UH Steel 50)4 51H 60M 60K
do pref 105 105H 105)i 10.r)i
Utah Copper 40 -10)4 48U -IS'i
Western Union 68 68) 68) i 68)
Westlughousa Elec CS)X C8U G8)f H8U
Western Maryland 15)1 16)f 15!' 16)X
WellsFarso 70)1 70). 70)1
Total aalei, 4 3, COO share.
NEW YORK BOND SALES,
High.
10U0 Amer Smelt Sea Ci-.lOli
7000 Amer Tel cvt 4!is.... no
1000 Ann Arbor 4s 03ft
fiouo Atchlion 4s 01
Iat. Cloit.
1V.'V 1WA
00 vu
SOuo AtchUan cv 4s 1U0O.. 03'
looo Ualto 4s Ohio SM,.,..
WOO do 4s RO
110CO da cv 4Ua 841
1000 Detli titeel rfd 6e.... tk
1S0OO ilrook Hap T Sa 11US..101
nuuo C'mt Leather lit Os. . ttO'i
7(Oit Cent l'aa lit 4i sott
0000 cent n n n J tt( cn.inu
10U0 Che3 & Ohio 4H ttS
aii
90
S 8815
112 112
88 8S
10JU 102H
uu eu
1W uu as . ... ...... ... ..v;
imw umo ut west. 4
8000 Clll 11 & Q joint 4a..
lOOO do 4
1000 Cht Mil & St P 4...
7000 do cv 4H
4000 do Kn 4h
WiX) C St 1' M &. O con BI.114H
Ill-oo Col F A I sen Ss 37
SOOO Con QnkD t HOVi
louu uel n iiua 41 luio... uu
lixxl Detroit United 4H.
S.'uuq Uli Secur Corp Be...
fcooo no gen 4s
7000 do conv 4e ier A. .
000 do conv 4s eer 11.
nrtUl ftiiri h. Man Sa
luuo intern aietvivis uw
11000 Intern It T ref Ba.,.. soft
1300O Inter Mer Mar 4V&a.... 30
7000 jnternl Taper Ba ,100)1
OOOO K O n 8 ft M 4a,.,. 60
BOOO Kins Co Be I01U
BOOO Lacta Steel 6a 1015.,. 00
BOOO Lacka uteel Ba 1023.. DOU
2000 Leh Val 4'i. ........ 00
4000 Uf A M T Ba 100H
BOOO lAt & M T 7s 1M&
11000 Lorlltard 7a 121
1000 Lou A Nash 4a..,.,., M
1000 Mob A Ohio Ba 70
2300 Mo Kan A T lit 4s,,. 70
i'OOO Mo 1'ao 4 43
OOOO do cv fi 40U
7000 do t)J IQOlS
7000 Nat Ewn & 6tD B... 03
rtoOO C & Rt L 6a.,.,,..,103i
2000 N Y Canal Imp 4)a..l07j
BOOO N Y Ctty 4 1689 .... 05V1
innn An 4Ua 1D3 .104
ou
00
100U ICOli
120)4 120)i
121
84
70
tm jl "-.'."'r.-..
1003 N T uaa Ba..
x uaa oa ..loin
j 4VU" 41 tl4T ue ( t uj.
Bc8S Norf A T?t svt"'-fViV.lti
1000 Norf A West Dlv 4a 8Wj
,11)000 N Y itwjr D
..,....,, Ui.
2000 Nor Pan prior 4a. .
IS
200 ilo 8a -.
1000 Ora Ity 4e
50OO Penna cv 3Ha , . .
4000 People'a Oea Be. . . .
7000 nay Con Copper .
. SO
is.
Maaj jteaamff ,
2000 Bp Ir A 8 Ba 1W0.,
ln,k Hnitk Talami 4a ......
JjTt
41000 do.Ba. ............... W14
zoou m b a a r rsa c a di
ioOO Seaboard A L. adi Ba. 66
4rt SAN Alaba Ba 143.
Ba i.G.' 90U
cU'ipai oH
4l 8l(I
3000 South 4?o or 4.,
BOOO do cv ret r p CJ
4000 South Paa rfd 4a.
1000 South Itwy ren 4a
ran a :
Sa ,. OS!
ov Be... 77. 8S
4a 79
eooo Boutn itwy c
1C00 Texaa Co ov
IfaYk Thrt Ava 4l
08 081
7)1 7MI
78 70
42W 43(4
108 ' 1M
W)i 100
08 98
81 81
looo Third Avo adl Ba 7
1000 To! St I, A W 4.... 42Vj
loou j a nuDoer wi jua
18000 V 8 Steel B.. .......TOO
1000 union Bieo oa is-u.
7&00 Union Pao 4a
6000 AVabaah 4a
BOOO Wabaeh Ut Ba
1000 Vcet Bletrl Ba. . .
17000 Weat Md 4a
1000 "l't S II or Ba...
Total aalta, 1589.000,
BUSINESS OP THE BANKS
Weekly Volume ot Clearings Again
PU Off.
for tha weak
Baltimore led
car .eot . wMn
.9 par eeat
wm . . WW.
: ana aa.aa
laet yaar:
Ul PO.
ai.Rii.SeS -lis
Js.w,jp& -ig.5
New York..
Roalon
Philadelphia.
NftUlBMXe ..
CWeaso ...
tfiw Oriuaa
awes eltlM.
V.-II.SM.TW.U9 l4.1.H.74 -18.7
r
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Teualttta
.TTTfcwaUHHI M.MT.W4JWT -J9-8
4,eMI4 H9,a40 .
'gj1 w'fc M.lU.fM H.m.m.w-u.9
BA 15II.VBB.
Bb., ail.u ut laduu la S, Wfc-
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lowtr
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BU
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04K OIK 04H
04H 04& 04H
00 i l)0U VOK
oo4, vdjf v)i
Mil V8i 08
2U U Q
B1U Oil, U4U
B04l BO. boK
U8H USft Mil
tat oiVi .ik
no oa cu
55 2S 25
00(5 ooij
20H SO
lOlrti 1001
68U esii
ioni ioni
DO
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oa
FhUadalnbla bask claatlBKe
Jutt taa4 fell lliA Ir eat.
N YorJf iSuiwad o loaa ot to
uuui x,Titknnftave ai
Klls tka anWAdar wejl:
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III
SECURITIES SOLD
UNDER THE RULE;
MARKET QUIET
Local Financial District Sat
isfied With Rate Decision.
Rumors of Friction With
Frick Interests in Cambria
SteeL
About the only development of any
moment on the Philadelphia Stock Ex
change during today's brief ncsslon was
the sate of some local securities "under
the rule." This was nn aftermath of
the failure of Moreau Lleber, who has
Just filed a statement of assets and lia
bilities with tho United States District
Court. A hundred sliarb lot of York
nailways and 'a similar amount of Key
Btono Telephone was disposed of In this
manner nnd also an $11,000 block of In
terstate s. Tho result was a sIlRht bIiow
of activity In these issues, York Hallways
receding n fraction and tho bonds selling
nt B5H. Tclcphcma remained steady.
Ovornlght consideration of the rate de
cision brought satisfaction In tho finan
cial district. If tha expressions of brokers
nnd traders this morning can be taken
as a criterion. Nevertheless thero wris
no rush to purchase stocks, doubtless
because tho war nows dominated tlio
dealings. Small declines were estab
lished In Philadelphia Klectrlc, Keystone
Telephone preferred, Lehigh Navigation
anil Tonopah Belmont. On tho other
hand, Pennsylvania and United States
Steel displayed firmness.
Cambria Steel remained quiescent de
splto the report that tho ITrlck Interests
In that company wero not nltpScthor
satisfied with the results being obtained
by the present munagement. Although
the Pennsylvania Railroad owns a ma
jority of tho stock of the otoel company.
II. C. Friok and his associates navo a
powerful influenco In Its affairs. From
time to tlms It has been said that the
Pennsylvania would bo glad to dlsposa
of Its stotek If tho prlco wero made right,
but the general upheaval In tho flnnnclal
world settled any possibility of a deal .at
a tlmo when It was said to havo been
almost closed. Tho election of Chllds
Krlck to the Ctjnbrla board naturally
strengthens tho position of the minority
interests. On the other hand, tho adula
tion of Samuel T. Bodlno, tho other new
director, Is not so clear.
LOCAX STOCK AND BOND SALES
cloao. Hlah. Low. Cloee.
.102H 102 102H 102j;
10 Bald loco prof .
W am Bteei ..
83 Con T N J...
21 Uleo Storage
100 Gon Aachalt
100 do pref ....
100 Keystone Tel
10 do t o nref..
4.1
721i
40
S2
OS
i3;
BUI
72fe 72(4 72fi
4DI 40 40 .
40'J
40
32
es
IS'1
oo
78
JSVi
0Vi
Sir
20 LrhlKU Kav
w
78
7?.
40 do t o. 7J'
78 Irfhtgh Val .... 07J.
78
7; n;. jh
12H 12'1 12(1
hi isov con copper . .
in rtprcn ceni .... piw
S4U Mli S44
213 Penna
B3T( I
in
i m 13-ia it i-iot
ISO Phlla Elec
.. 21
.t'f, .o
JS!
M Phlla tr ctfs...
100 Heading
120 Ton-Oel
710 Ton-Mlnlrg. . . .
4 Un nwya t c.
, 12;
-raaT
12?
T
73,
7!1H "If,
115 union 'iTao .
, RIHl
:nu eh
ill Hi WHi
I2'f S2
tnk5 nmi
I!BJ
H5 TI Gas Imp.,
82?
II! II R Steel ..
coy.
UL IHl
BO'
10
."
19) warwicK i k e iu ,
70 York Itwy ..... 8J4
100 tdo pretenea
'Ifiold under rule.
Total aalea, 2,810 aharea.
llONIXi.
10
R',i
8',.
111
S'.i
8',.
Last prev.
eaio. lllRn. Lnw, uineo.
T.IW1 Am fliu JL- 1! fla RA
85U W 8Ji
07U 07'i 01
70 70 70
OOVS 31114 Sllfj
110 00 00
01 07!, 07
01 III 111
lOOtt 10OU 10O',t
97 OT OT
803 Cam Steel cp. OTU
400O Kleo & l'eo tr 4 7S),
12000 tlnter nwya 4a B7(4
1000 Kov Tel let Sa. . JW)
OOOO Lcli N cone 41s OS
at l'hlia Co ecrp... Ot
1100 l'hlia Eleo Ha... 100
8000 Schuyl n ft B 4s . .
ISold under rule.
Total aalea, 137.103.
HALF HOURLY SALES
10 to 10.30 A. M.
BO York Tlwy... RV1 M V B I Steel...
100 do SW 60 Reading; ....
T100TI S Steal.... SW Phlla Elec.
600 Tonopah MIn $, a f II T t c.
1 Kleo Storaie. 4ft 2. Union, Trae.
: Wk
100 Oen Aap tti 10 u a meet.... 01
lSI 0?5 Asp pM. fSlB 40 Union Trac.Mtt
-SO Penna ....Ml-10 12 Penna WV1
00 Tonopah Bel, 4-i Jo Tork Rwy... 8
41 Penna 84 1-10 10 Penna S 1-16
10 I,eh Hav t c. (iji J"' j-nna liieo...
10 Key Tel pro, b4
n.t M AntA IR TI H Hlal fit
BO Unfo
Steel.... aoK 60 Tonopah Jtln T'i
ilon Trao.. RO1! 5 Penna ,.,.. 01".
40 IleaHlnr .... 73?; 100 U fl Steel.... BOJ,
tSol4, under rule.
BONDH.
1 1000 ICeyetone Tel 1st Ss
3000 Leh Nav cone 4Me J...,
1000 Kleo & Peop Tr 4a
31 Phlla Co ecrlii....
2000 Eleo & Peon Tr 4a
10.30 to 11 A. M.
00
68
7B
Ot
70
10O Tonopah
,h Mln 7H 20 Leh Nav tc, 77
B Hleo Btorane. 40 , TO Leb Klkv,
BO Tonopah Mm 7i 3 Un Itwy
4 v-io 1U uu, .,,,. ,s
Mwr..,. in
wy t c, TSft
Bd Tonopah llln 7?. J
25 Tonopah Uel. 4ii
do,.
BONDS.
ioooo Interitata Jtwy 4
T2000 Interatuta Hwy 4..,
jSolJ under rule.
11 to 11.30 A. IX.
oil,
tJOO Kenton Tel. 1JW
BO Cam ateel... 48,
15 North ,Ciit..' 84 V4
22 Leh Valley.. K
10 do 074
100 War I -S.. 10
4 Penna
1 do.
34
..31 1-18
10 Baldwin ptd,108
IS Penna ...... Bt
12 U O 1 62!,
tEold under rule.
, BONDS.
Ml llkll, ruee ii,..,,,
602 Cam Steel scrip.,
400 TO11& NH OS,
11.80 A. M. to 13 M,
2 Ih Valley.. 7
a Penna 511-1",
S do 51
OO do B4
00 Kjjn ir n 4.
is i-en vane:
BO Penna ....03 16-10 S Bleo Storage. 49
1 do......... G4
6 Fnna ...,M j-10 10O Blei fltorajr. 4I)U
tQ U O J WH 10 Nw Con Cop 1!
BONDS.
1000 Aro Oa &. Blee ft..
iWiuO Interstate ll-wv 4a.
2UUU Am uaa ot otew 9......
r. . - -a j t . . il
4000 Lab Nov coos 4W
1000 Hleo U paojj Tr 4
... 70
4UW (Minunaui a o is
.w tfT
fEold under rule.
LOOAL BIS AND ASKED
Yesterday
Bid Ask
BaldwU pii Wn 104
vm va , 4
General Asphalt'!.!'.". .. .
lig.Vci.i," ::::::"
tekigh Nay -
J-WH ..
uauign vauw
rivaaiH. . . .
LfSift r:
K T t Q ef
Mmrwvt
IU2
onooan
AXION 0HAHQB3
Ervo Aat Oaiiea Cenptrollec 6f
f the QurrtHwy to Alter Systwa,
uoul i51St faSSBE&m jaav (mm vSte
am ftw tw rcrv0 a.
01 in Liu-ttojuy ftnooaacta
9J19tli JI
Tu COUAtiV hu hoea di.iJ.
t OOTIel&uIldLia to t hta li! Fi
ivv ajivncu
rW1
TVm 78 774, 74,
' a V, 1S
frivasua. wna aa m w- alia
B8.v.v..'.-.-.-.:g 1
Tonopaa Belcuat . ... as 4W 4ft IV.
da ptt am 31 81K
aswHspswswsjms m .1 isj
BANK -RTAMTjS
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VBlaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaSS HfSQK W
THOMAS S. GATES
One of the new managers of the
Philadelphia Savin? Fund So
ciety. He is president of the
Philadelphia Trust, Safe Deposit
and Insurance Company.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Actual Reserves Show Increase of
Over Eight Million.
Tho New-York banks today reported an
Increase In actual reserves of $S,3CG,G80.
Actual loans were reduced $1,372,000. De
tails follow:
CLDAMNO 1IOUSD MEMBERS' ACTUAL
CONDITION.
Deo. 10. 1014. Increase.
I.oan, of S2,178,rtSn,0(H) 14,372,000
Itcucrvo In own vnulla 338,087,000 3,128,000
Itmnrvn In Feilernl
Iteecrro llank 03,31.1,000
1.471.00O
1,018,000
340.000
2,240,000
3,230,C(IO
8,217,000
8,303,380
jees. in otn. ocpos... iu,untaou
Not demaml deposits 1,073,1170.000
nil time iicpoiiiu.
nn.7so.ooo
Circulation 30.8.17,000
AirgTeEnte rceere.... 41 r,ua7,wi
Surplue rcierre 123,207,1180
NON-MKMBtai IIAKKR AND THUST COM
PANIES. Ixinns and Invests $338,491,000 '(1,311,100
Ppeclo 42,41)4,400 270,800
Leml tender 12,237.800 B3.80O
Total deposits 040.000.000 3.049,100
MUMnnns' averaoh condition.
I.oan. etc $2,178,177,00 $1,038,000
lteservo In own vaults 333,113,000 '018,000
'Reserve, In l,pdprnl
Itcaiirvo Hank 04.C23.00O
712,000
1,077,000
241.000
3,020,000
'3,2117.000
1,171,000
1,281,170
lies, in oiner oepoa. . :n,iii,ixx)
Net l.'manil deposits. 1,072, 102,(KH
Net time deposit
ills..
03,737,0(10
BS.4,13.000
Jircuiunon
ARsreitato resene....
Surplus reserve
Decrease.
4(O,.!l,Hl0
120,083,860
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
The Southern Unltwoy hits sold to J. P.
Morgan & Co. $1,722,000 first consolidated
mortgage u per cent, bonds which were
reserved to retire $1,722,000 Richmond and
DnnvlHo consnllJntcd bonds, due Janu
ary 1, 1915. Tho bankers aro offering
holders of maturing bonds the privilege
of exchanging for new bonds at 08V5 nnd
Intel est. UondB not so exchanged will
be paid in cash at maturity.
The New York banks gained $3,106,000
on Subtreasury opetatlons Friday.
The tecelvcr for tho Canadian Agen
cy, Ltd., which failed last June, has
made n report, in which ha places lia
bilities at $7,417,370. The assets aro ex
pected to realize $3,165,000.
Henry K. McIIarE has been elected a
director of tho New York, Ontario and
Western jto fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of William Skinner.
Cablo dispatches say tho Paris City
Council has voted to Issue $:8,O0Ol00O one
year 5li per cent, debentures, free from all
charges and taxes. Tho Government has
subscribed for $3,600,000 of. thei issue.
Tho average price of 20 active railway
shares yesterday was 60.78 per cent., com
pared with 90.8S per cent, on Thursday;
12 Industrials, 75. CO por cent, yesterday,
against 75.S3 per cent
Commercial failures this weekMn the
United States, as reported by It. G. Dun
& Co., are 419, against' 4C1 last week, 493
In the preceding week, and 416 in the
corresponding week of last year.
The Hocking Valley Railroad declared
a 3 per cent, dividend today. Usually
the company pays 2 per cent, quarterly.
The present disbursement Is the first In
the cut rent fiscal year and Is not for
any particular period.
The minimum prce ou Harwood Elec
tric Copany first and refunded 6 per
cent, bonds was fixed at 99.
The Westmoreland Coal Company has
bought 209 steel freight cars from the
Cambria Steel Company.
The sugar trades have voted to close
from Thursday, December 21, until Mon
day, December 23, for observance of
Christmas,
A special meeting ot the stockholders
ot the General Chemical Company, of
California, will be held December 31
formally to authorize the sale ot Its
assetB to the General Chemical Com
pany, of Hew Yor.k
The I.elilgli and New England Railroad
will offer to Its stockholders some time
tills month rights to an issue of $1,361,000
capital stock of the company, which has
beon authorized by the Board of Public
Utility Commissioners of New Jersey.
The proceeds will be used to liquidate
a note issued tor the extinguishment of
a, yearly rental charge Ot $109,123,
NEW YOB-K COSTEB MAB-KET
NKW YORK. D. 10. Ther was a weak
tendenoy In the New York coffee market In
ariv trading, allhouali tha undertona gau.
tlnued steady. ruturs declined 3 points,
ilea. 000 bags. January. O.HAe.. bid; Kt
ruary, a SBc , bid: March, 6.4Jg0.4Sc,; May,
0.02c , July, T.aM7.4uc. : Septamber. 7.sBy
TJ8c. 0toir. T.3o.. bid. ,
Closing January. e.208.21c.; February, 0.S0
00.31c; March, .IOa.41o.. April. O.40BB.6OC.;
May. a.OSertl.aOc.l June, 0.4StA60c.i July. T.M
ffT.SSc. ; August, T.4Srr.4Sc. , September, 7.48
TJSOo., OetsW, 7.87.00 ; November. 7.6
7.7e.
Total sales, SOOO bags.
COTTON FEATUBELESS
NBW YORK, Dec Iv.-Tba cotton markst
was quiet and 'aatwsiaa thla morning, prtc
on call baisr S to 9 twists net lower, la
aympatny i.iibjwak&ss in Uvwrpool cables,
which aa attributed to wk-nd evenbig up,
A large supply of October, wbleb wa pre
Buinad to ba (4V isfaigo account, was bought
giulnws was egojedtBgiy narrow aftw h
call. MrarMOl ,0OU?P cleaed dull. Sow
ftraagth $v40iMd t tk olou.
do. OpB. High. Low. Ctoo.
Mcouibar Tlfi T.OJ f T.as Tin
January T.Q 7 7 la 7.i T.K
March TJ5 T4S Tjf T4S T.S
May 7.W. T 7771 1M 7.T6
Mj KM 779 tU T.S 787
Oojobw 840 8.0S 8fi 8.0o Lli
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
tS22,-RffiSaf &
MM
WSW YOAK B0TS AXD BOCrS
t ..fi- ! Buttw Market.
I pacuMia Cxauutrt -Mr
sooi-lo I4K Slat
oSUI0MiStDnii
Mil UU II i
4olr
MORGAN SAVED
ERIE RAILROAD,
SAYS PARTNER
Testimony in Pcrc Mar
quette Inquiry Throws
Light on Other Deals and
C. H. & D. Receivership.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-That J. P.
Morgan saved the Krlo Railroad from
financial disaster In 1905 at a cost to him
self of $12,000,000 and tho Brio board voted
htm Its especial thanks for the service,
and thnt Morgan Immediately unloaded
tho dubious Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton stock, which was Involved In tho
deal, onto the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, today was testified beforo Interstate
Commerce Commissioner Hall by Fred
erick W. Stevens, of J. P. Morgan & Co.
All the Intricacies ot the financial his
tory of the C H. and D. and tho Pero
Marquette, Including a recital of tho
methods by which that road was turned
from a dividend paying Institution into a
property, physically and financially de
crepit, wero told by Stovens. Mr. Stevens
has been a director In tho Marquctto road
slnco 1D0T nnd a director In the C.,. II and
D slnco 1900. He said ha participated per
sonally In tho reorganization ot the Mar
quette In 1907 nnd In tho reorganization
of tho C H. and D. In 1909.
Tho annual Interest charge of C. II.
and D. obligations amounted to $1,100,000,
which doubled the Interest charges of
that road In tha first year of Zimmer
man's administration. At the- end of this
year tho C. H. nnd D. was In debt for
more than $3,000,000, with Its credit prac
tically exhausted, said Stevens. Ho
added that J. P. Morgan & Co. had
nothing to do with theso transactions,
Tho reports of tho company's career
during tho year preceding October, 1903,
had not been published at that time, ho
declared.
President Underworld, of the Brie, wrote
J. P. Morgan a long letter in August of
1003 asking him to buy the C. II. and D.
for the Brie. Morgan sgrood, and an
arrangoment was made whereby the pur
choso price was to bo paid by long-term
bonds of the Brio. Tho purchase was
concluded on October 20, 1900. When tho
bad financial condition of the purchased
road was discovered, Morgan offered to
tako It over, and his offer was accepted
with thanks by the Brie board of di
rectors, Stevens inserted. In this way,
the witness added, Morgan saved tho
Brio from heavy loss. A receivership of
the C. II. and D. was declared Decem
ber 4, 190S. Tho Pere Marquette leaso
was canceled and arrangements were
made to refund the obligations of tho
C. H. and D.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CHICAGO, INDIANArOLIS & IXIUISVIM-D.
1014. Docrease,
Recond week December. $109,310 $t7,B3i
Prom July 1 3.1B2.131 223,030
ST. I.OU1S SOUTinVEoTKHN.
Second woek December.
From July 1
V20rt,000
0,138,300
$70,000
1,137,41;;
$1,371
303,830
TWIN CITT LINES.
Hecond week December. 1173,087
From January 1 8,678,411
'Increase.
DIVIDENDS DECLABED
Gorham Manufacturing Company, regular
quarterly 1',-i per cent, nn first preferred, pay
able January 1 to stock of record December 24,
Distilling Company of America, regular
quarterly one-half of 1 per cent, on preferred,
payable January 3 to stock o( record Janu
ary 11.
Virginia Rallwar and Power Company, regu
lar semiannual 3 per cent, on preferred, pay
able January 20 to stock ot record Decem
ber 31.
Quaker City National Bank, regular semi
annual 3 per cent., payable January S to stock
of record December 31.
Hocking Valley 3 per cent., payable Decem
ber 31 to stock of record December 20.
Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Com
pany usual quarterly ot $1.30 on preferred,
rayable January IS to stock ot record Jan
uary 1.
National Properties Company's regular semi
annual ot S per cent., payable January Id to
slock vi recora January .
Fruit Companies in Litigation
TVIinilNCrrtW. Del., Dec, 10. The United
Fruit Company has Instituted a suit In equity
litre asking for an injunction to prevent the
Atlantic Fruit Comrany from entering the
Columbia and Coata Ittca, banana trade.
POWDER STOCK QUOTATIONS
Bid, Asked,
Du Pont International Powder pref. 63 OU
Int smokeless i-owacr unem pr.. oa
An r-mnmon
. 27
28
101
w
123
10 1
100
103
113
E I du Pont-D Nemours com.
do pref ,
do 4Vi per cent, bonds
Hercules Powder Co com
do prtf
do 0 per cent, bond
Atlas Powder Co.....
do 6 per cent, bonds
Ex-dlvidend,
..187
.. S3
.. Kl
.122
. .102
.. 07
..101
.. 04
Condition ot the Dank of France
PARIS, Dec 19. The condition ot the Bank
of France on December 10, a shown in the
ministerial budget. a a follow:
Franca
Oold 4,141,730,813
SlUer 341,083,704
Bllle discounted 3,880.803,710
Adv. to State under law Sept. S.. 3, (. 00,000
Advances on obligation 780,757,000
V'ni.. In flreulatlan 0.980.041.083
Treasury deposit .US-552'S3
Current aoeount a278.008,B2B
Deposit account 308,042,237
BANE CLEARINGS
Bank clearing todty compared with corr
sroaliU Ta.titwo yr.:Bl3
PhlUdelpbla IS1. 100.492 imi67.4M $30,413,103
Boston .... -.ih--oiu zi.oii.uto ao,uu,4i'i
n7v York . ,0,Sr78,813 302,4S3,6d 806,560,1:0
dOVEENMENT BONDS
Hid. Asked.
2a of l&O coopoa W et
faaatm xm rssiwu .
Panama 3i coat-on
Pa nam nw Sa rUt&r--i ...
Pirama. new 3i ocaa
3i ?! IL,,"4. :::: ::?!
4 o( 1MB registered lgta
4 Ot ! nwrwi - .,
Federal He-serve Banks' Statement
WASIUNQTON. Dec. lB.-Ota resource sad
lUbimlM of, the Federal raMnrei bant at tbe
sIom of buloaa yastarday were a follow
Rasouree Oold ooln and cttlftosts. tJSS.-
VXSSS $m.o&wtotT"$
Strr.eaiO. Bill discounted and loaaa, mtur
Iclea within 30 day. $S,04.000. maturltla
wtihlB 0 day. $2,ft0O0; othar ruturUtt.
$1.TB,OuO total o( W.00.000. All atbar r
aourcM. $S00; toUl rMurca. Ytm.M).-
SilsafiUBflV
In. $H
LOOO; -
rtiurva
sat W cifi-umuM
(M.WII: gold rnarv
par east . oaab re
ruutioa, a. .um: . lotai,
irv aruDH ail uaouui
rarv aaalnsa all lis
1K.1 por wot , cb lewne against 11
Hie after tettlAg aald o par coat.
, r ,, .).... hm
o par gods.
after ooaucueo or tunu la
rooera rvoerro sMmoa
reoervf SOU is circuit
and rrul mooy lu
aaent ror rectrsan
S.01I ouo Ta uatling ef t.
outstanding; oow was $.-
Vha niiii tiatuneut of in i eiei-al krun4
BiS ot Pbla)phU fvlwws
QeM ta vad .ut.nV4i9 . .
kJSUJKu anoToan '
L1ABI14T1SW.
mm
vtrww aeT
culattoa, lis.
Mat dOfyOSK
trasusu beaweeu
0A:jre4r
atraiUu eeieji
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT. lUcelptu, 138,084 bush.
There
yttt a fair export inquiry and prloea advancei
v and Drtcea advanced
lo. under etronrer outmde aavleea. Qpou
iae &OTK
nort eler
llnnai fn lnt. In
........ . .v..-, ... .......... -.-f.------ -
mot and December. K1.23al.24Ht No.
red Western, . l,27S1.29; No. i Northi
27:i.!K. no. I Northern
Duluth, $1.3101.88.
ijun, ifeceipift,. sv.uai dubd. imerinaa
tre light and, the better grades further ad
itieed c. with trade fair. Quotations: Car
were
vane
lota for local trade, aa to location. No. 2
jellflw, now 72!4fl!3e : steamer yellow, new,
71071HM No. 9 yellow, new, eo70e.j
eamplo yellow, new, OoeOSlio.! nw coh, per
lit iue.. bvuwyci
OATS. Uecelpls, U.000 bush. Tha market
luiei tiui nrm unner ugni onerioaa. wuo;
is: No. B white. B4V4OS50.I standard
tations:
wrote. rjli((Mo.i No. 8 whfte, S3BS3Vio,
FIX1UI1 necetpta. 82S bbl. and .1,080,-
374 lbs. In Mioks. Trad quiet, tint milt llmKl
well n-jtiniainArf at th recent advarjea. Quo
tation per 100 lbs, in wood! Winter, clear,
I4.85N; do., stralrut, 55.to-20.Cn; do., re-'mt,
I.V50r.,B0; Kfinsae, straight, Jute eaeke, 5.SJ
sprlnir. first, clear. $5.S3ffB.40; do., etralaht.
Jiuueu ("1 uu.,
brnnae, $0.1CfiO.
k Knl. ,n
do., patent, $5.76flO; do., fftTorltj
choice
line, re
Ur'lUUd, lUilWUlliWi UHy nulla, viiuivb ..
fanoy rtent, $0.1B80.Ml city mill, reaulsr
iAji cuy mills. Kiiuivv nMM
It, I
iter,
do,, straight.
fraues tvinier, Clear, ftoo-gp; u
.-.in43.2Bi do., patent, l3.8o9B.es.
ltVI". lfl.OIIIL In amall eunnlv and firmly
held. tV quota nearby and Western, In wood,
at $OSCG0.
PROVISIONS
Tli market was quiet and some kinds easier.
Quotations. City beef, In eeta, amoked nnd
alr-drled, 28S20c: do., Weatern. In sets,
smoked. BSftiUe.: do., city, knuckles and
tenders, smoked tnd air-dried, 203300. dp.
cxi
sxinncd, looso, laii'UUc: do., do., smoRea, uu
Olic.i other hams, amoked, city cured, as to
brand ond'nverare, 14UlBo.; do,, boiled, bone
less. S0W21C.: plcnlo eliouldere, S. P. ' wired,
loose. llttJUl'ie.j do., smoked. 12US12Vo.;
lielllg. In pickle, accordlnc to avorase. loose,
14Wi!flSc.s hreakrast bacon, aa to brand and
average, ctty cured, lSfflOc: do.. Weatern
cured, I8SIO0.! lard. Western, refined, tlercee,
lWlUci do. do., do., tubs, UWllVlc.: do.,
pure ctty, ketllo rendered, In tierces, llOHUo.;
do., do., do.. In tubs, 11&11U&
REFINED SUGARS
Values steadily maintained, but tradn qulst.
Itcnnera' llet prices: Standard granulated, Ba.;
flno, granulated, 4.115c.; powdered, 6 03c.: con
fectioners' A, 4.830.; soft grades, 4.1034. "Oc.
DAIRT products
IlUTTKlt. Wholesale trade quiet as usual
on tho Inst day ot the week, but offerings of
fancy stock light and values well maintained.
Quotations: Western, fresh, solid-packed,
creamery, fancy specials. 8O0.J .extra, 34c;
extra firsts. 32603c.: firsts. 3UB3lc: seconds,
20328c; ladle-packed, 'Jl$i23c aa to quality!
nearby prints, fnncy, 37c; do., average, extra.
8BO30O.; do., firsts, 23.13c.: do., seconds. 2Sii
30o. Special fancy brands of prints Jobbing at
42r44e.
1:J0S. Cholco fresh stock In small edp
ply and valuca firmly maintained on thla de
scription. Quotations: In free cases, nearby,
extras, 41c. per doz.; nearby flrsU, 112.00 per
standard case; good nearby current receipts.
$12 per standard caso; mixed, held and fresh
and ordinary stock, $10,20911.10 per case;
Western, extra firsts, $12.00 per case: do.,
flrets. S12 rjer case: Southern. S11.4yirl2 ner
case. Ilefrlgcrator eggs, choice and fancy fall-
Docked. 27&130c: do., enrlnr-iuickad. as to
Ulll.W.
quality, 21(I20e. per dos. Fancy selected
candled fresh eggs wcr jobbed out at 47(f49c.
per doz
CIIKESE. The market quiet and without
important change. Offering moderate but
ample. Quotntlons: New York, full-cream,
earlier receipts, choice, 16c; do., do., current
mike, choice, 1331SHc.; do., do., fair to good,
14U014KC.; do., pert sklras. 8'J13c.
POULTRY
MVE Offerings fairly liberal and chiefly
of unattractive stock, wnicli was dull. Fancy
stook, however, brought top prices. Quota
tions: rowls, 11013c.; old roosters. 10c;
spring chicken, nccordtng to quality, lOOlBc;
turkeys. 10018c; exceptional lots, 10c; ducks,
1H If He. ; geese, 13trl3c. ; guineas, yoUDg,
weighing 2 lbs. and over apiece, per pair, tvic;
weighing HjtJl'V lbs. apiece, per pair, &0$B3c:
fnlneas, old, per pair, 40c; pigeons, per pair,
5J1 8c.
IWIS8SED. Offerings of fino deslrable
alieil stock only moderato and values gen
erally steadily maintained on thla descrip
tion. Quotations: Turkey, dry-packed
21c; average receipts. 17iflUc; Inferior, 12v
lBc; No. 1 old, 18c Fowls, 12 to box,
dry-packed, selected heavy, 18HC; weighing
4KtfS lbs. apiece, 17Hc; do., 4R4M lbs.
apiece, 17c; do., 4 lbs, apiece, 1U4C; do.,
ny, lbs. apiece, 14013c. ; do., 3 lbs. and
under, 12g13o.; fowls, bbls., dry-packed
Western, dry-picked, 4US3 lbs, apiece,
-0!lc ; do., 4 lbs., I3c.; do.. 34 ,bs'
14c ; da, 3 lbs. and undtr, 12313c: old
roosters, dry-picked, 12 He; broiling chickens
Nearby, lV,(t- lbs. apiece, 20022c; do.,
fair to good, lUt218c. Western. iAU2 lb,
apiece, 20c; do., fair to good, 1418o.: roast
ing chickens, dry-packed, In boxes Mttk-fed,
IS to 24 lbs. to doz. 220:23c.: milk-fed. 3 to
20 lbs. to dos., 10Q21c: corn-fed, 18 to 24 lbs.
to doz., 20U21C.: corn-fed, 23 to 30 lbs. to
doz., 18Q10C.; milk-fed. 31 to 30 lbs to doz..
1414c: mllk-fed. 37 to 43 lbs. to doz., 14Uc:
milk-fed. 43 to 47 lbs. to doz.. lBUc. : milk-
fed. 48 lbs. to doz., 17c; mllk-fed. 60 lbs. and
over, 18c; corn-fed, 31 to 30 lbs. to dox.. 14
Q14c; corn-fed. 07 to 42 lbs. to doz., tSUfl
14c; corn-fed. 43 to 47 lbs. to doz.. 14HO
lBc: corn-fed. 48 lb, and over to doz.. 17c:
corn-fed, 00 lbs, and over, 18c; roasting
chickens, dry-packed, In bbls. Western, mllk
fed. dry-picked, S lbs, and over, 17c: Western,
mllk-fed. 4 lbs., 10c; Western, mllk-fed, 3fe
lbe 14 Vic; Western, mllk-fed, dry-picked,
mixed weights, llfJllMc: Western, mllk-fed,
2H3 lbs., 14c; Western, corn-fed, B lbs. and
over. 10c: Western, corn-fed, 4 lbs., 13c.;
Western, corn-fed, dry-picked, mixed weights,
14c; Western, corn-fed, 3 V, lb.. 14c; West-
ern, corn-red, .'H4T3 lbs..
13Mc
Spring
aliens, Jtfiac rtprinE
ick. 14913c Spring geese, 12013c.
limb, per dozen White, neighing 11 to 12
a. per dozen, $194. BO; white, weighing 0 to
1 lbs. per dozen, $1.233.7S; white, weighing
oquaDS,
ID.
11)
b lbs. per dozen, $2.B02.7B; do., 7 lb, per
dozen. &S2.23; do.. e0& lbs. per dozen. $1.23
ui.w, uarx ana ro, ., bucal.
FRESH FRUITS
Trade was quiet and tlu market showed no
Inuortant change. Quotations. Apples. Ne.w
York, per, bbbKIng, f2.7rrtJ.X5n; Baldwin,
ll.7Bfi2.BO! areenlng. $303,3U; Spy. Jl.Tf.M
2.B0: other good eating varieties. $173412 SO;
medium. $1&1.&0: apples. Western, per box,
1181.30; apples. Delaware and Pennsylvania,
ror hamper,. GO-SCOc. lemons, per liox. $301;
oranges, Horlda, per box, St. 50412; tan
gerlne. Florida, per strap. $2&3; grape
fruit, FUrlila, per box, $1.23412; pineapples,
per crato Porto Hleo. $1,23433; Florida. $10
S.CrU; cranberries, fancy late arletlea. per
bbt.. $3 7684.23: cranberrlen, Chpe Cod. Karly
Hlack. per bbl , $3ft4; cranberries Cape Cod,
Karlv Illsck. per crate. 73c,el.S0; cranber
ries Jersey, per crate, 75ce$1.23: pears. New
York, per bid. Seckel. $3.60frS; Duchess, $23:
Howell. $22.M- other varieties. 23.
VEGETABLES
Demand was only moderate, but values
IFQ
erally ruled steady. Quotations: Whit
potatoes, per ouan. rennsyivania, Mtpi.-c.
New York, 43OA0o.i white potatoes, Jer
bush. Pennsylvania, BStfdic. ;
sey, per basket, 83g40c,: sweet poutoes. Kast.
ern Shore, per bbl. No. 1, I21W.73. No. 2, $1.3
4(1.73: oweets,
!iiai.BO: No.
rf l"7, WW HUI.,,., i.
,e--.-. awecis, jersey,
nmr
OUKCI. W,
Onion, choice.
.. e-. WrS- Ta .1a eA lv.es u v V....
05c; do., choice, per. ItO-lb. hag, $1.231.B0;
do., medium, per 100-lb. bay 83o. 0$1; do., sec.
ond. ptr 100-lb. bnir. orf73o. Cabbac. do.
mestlc. per ton, tSJO, do., Danish, per ton,
110012. Cauliflower, New York, per crate, 7Sc,
4M1.23. S:lnucb, N'-fo'.k. iter 1 1,1.. 1101.30.
i.l. Morfolk. ner bbl.. eSSMOe. Lettuce. Plnr.
Ida, per basket. $101 30; do , North Carolina,
pur basket, ei73c Ileum, Florida, pr basket.
la. per basket.
baakM, tt.si
box. $2 .V)S
et. l.T3frS.3'i.
sH.&u. teas, j-iuriutt, per wlshh,
aji RrDlant. lnoriua. or
a r-iieumbani. Florida, nar baake
Squash. Florida, per basket : st.BOise. Celery,
New York, per bunch. 334I4SC Mushrooms,
per 4-lb. basket. Ut.W-
OBITUARIES
MES. MABIA O, EOB,TESCT0E
Mrs. Maria Grey Fortescue, for 13 years
president of tho Young; Women's Chris
tian Association at Oerroanto-wn, and nn
active worker In charitable and religious
organisations, died at her home, 68H Mil
ton street. Btenton, yesterday. She had
been IU but a short time. She is sur-
YEARLY
AT THIS TIME
Many persons invest surplus
income. Seldom have the
opportunities been so excel
lent, Our StKwtal OeAtsaaer IMt
UaUA PuiWo VHiitS KofUi.
Xoies ami Pttftm
atuf soM V0V orsjfliM
totwt fr ft
William P. Boabtight & Ce, Isc.
MORRIS W. STROUD, Jr.
Mansasr
4T JMlSTiniT STRS18T
JSjrfelf1 WlUU.lrM,,&
vtved by two nans; fyaJfer h. and ltorarb
Fbrlescue, nnd Mis jfrnlsori, Frank A
Fortescuo. Tha funeral will taka placf
Monday morning-, at 10;3D o'clock, frorii
her late) liomo.
MB3. ATjMEDA.COHBAB
Mrs.- Almeda tfonmd. widow ot J
Hicks Conrad, widely known as u stock
broker nnd coal Operator, died yesterday
from heart Olsease at Jior home, SMI
Chestnut street Bho was a member of
8L James Eplsco'pal Church, 2Sd and
Walnut streets. Four children aurrlvct
1H MEMOIUAJt
ef mciiArtD
December 19.
10037 at Jacksonylllo, Fla.
BeatfjjES
ViS?--v. December 18, 1014. FKAN
CKSCA, widow of tha lata Adam Back.
Itelatlre and friend are Invited to attend
the funeral service, on Monday, 31t Inst.,
ii?. K?'"& P.".c,,,"ri ftt hr ' reeldsnc.
18H North 10th st interment prlrat.
Hermitage at. .
BARCLAY.--On December 1,1014,OEOHOE,
husband of th lato Barbara Barclay (former-
i'.0' 803.Kanstead t.) Duo notlc ot th
luvil Lr K1TQII
,,TS!L5J"?-rn.hJJth instant, at th.
funeral will ba glren.
nr. fhinni. .; V ZT .i -JW.V'!:
,V,u "V i;L.--, 1-. v ,l,- afc.i worm
J?,Jl.V.pll",d."R,'u interment jirtTat at
Central laurel Hill Cemetery. ""
lH.KKI.irVV Suddenly, on the lBth lnL, at
her residence, 720 Holly St.. KKM1NA Ii.
widow of Nathan S. Beekley, Du nolle of
the funeral will b given.
IlltOOKS. SUSAN IJnooKS, OlS North 3d
trM.
CAItLIN-JOaEPHINn CAItLTN. 1700 N.
4 4 in St.
CAT,'JiART"SU(Sd,.!2,ir' on JJlmbr IB. 1014,
A.LMc?PA T" I"0" ot jTlilck Conrad, to
Sfr,nM? elr' Funeral service on Monday,
H...S Voc.k n.00"' ot hcr lat" residence, 204
f,h?At.nH,'JLt' Interment prtrate.
CS5?!tS.Tr- At h, '' residence. 2149
fil,l,rl!in,"t-j o" December 18, 1014. AU-
JSSSSSiTlmiirfl'i December 18. Wi4,
SS?.?iV hubnd of Mardalena Deguenthjr.
Sr.'.r1.,?." i'ontor. at 1. p. m.. from 22oa
Aorth Bth st.
D,(nVsa,I.1i'5?Ks7Su,,,len,'r' on December 1.
1014, ANN H1.IZA. widow of Casper Dough
IS1?,,. f.un5ral "rvlce. Monday, at 2 p. m.,
SJ.?.her??Tld,!,nV? cf "T "on- JTank N. Dough-
5,f;i. C137 bster st,
Kri5v"T.f1,u,i,le.n,irL J Dember 18, 1014.
gtSNJAMIN A., huebajid of tb. lat Hannah
Egeo. Itolatlve and friend are Invited to
i'nd the funeral service, on Tuesday, the
22d. nt 1 p. m. precisely, at tho reeldenc of
hi lon-In-law. James l. Calms. 8127 Frank
ford ave. Interment private
"TCH-JAMKS E., on December 18th. at
Jlavcrford Itelatlvea and friend are invited
to attend th funeral service at hi late re.
Sricgv.t. Ilaverford. Pa., on Sunday. Docem
ton. D' c p' m lntermnt Wahln-
vi'iTjISt- n December IB. 1014.
JIAIIIA anBY. widow of Prdf. Walter .
SrtM7". Sorvlce will b held on Mondsy,
Kfi,wnli,T. ,24.at 10:ao m- ' ber lat
home. 0SI4 illlton t., Stenton. Interment
Pi'S,aV- ra,n l"s Reading Terminal at
:.?2..!or Btenton Htatlon.
FOSTKltOn December 18, 1914, at her
TrSS,,,.4enc 103 N' Natrona t.. SARAH
POSTEH. Duo notlc of funeral will be
iVUOioiTA,tnSL?,S!lSt.?- 3n December
Ul. ;buwj01,P ntECIC. huband of Jan
Frock. Funeral from his lat rldence, Nw
Jertoy ave., rttverslde. on Monday, at 2 p. M
Service at St. Stephen P, E. Cnurch. at 8
.T. Interment at Itlverslde Cemetery.
AHjAPM?JlU--D,c"mbr 10's ls,. iiuorr
GALLAGHER, of Strabane, County Tyrone.
Irelsnd, husband of the lato Mary Gallagher,
Funeral on Monday, at 8:30 a, m.. from 270i
Ann t.j23th Ward. Solemn Jtequlem MJ
ft the Church ot the Nativity B. V. M., at
10 a. m. prcciely. Interment at New Calhe.
dral Cemetery.
OII.KEY. In New Cattle, DI., on Decem
ber 18. 1014. SARAH A., widow of John
'Illkoy. Funeral on Sunday, December 20,
from tho Immanuel Episcopal Church, at
12:13 p. m. Interment rrosbyterlan Came-
OHKHNE. On December IT, 1014, ALTIERT
u., eon oi ine lata t-oionei iilocn W. C,
Greene and Amanda Harrison, Funeral serv
ices on Monday, at 2 p. hi., at 4118 Locust
st. Interment private.
OHOVKS-JENNIE dROVES, 293J Klpp t.
HAIUtlS. Suddenly, on Thursday. . Decern
ber the 17th. In her 80th year. MARY
LOUISA BAINURIDaE. daughter of th
lata 'Ashbel Green Jaudon and. widow of the
late Captain Thomaa Cadwalader Harris. V
B, N. Funeral aervlre on Monday, the 21t
!55V .?' V1 dock, t her late residence,
2201 Do Laacey place. Interment private.
,5JtlJrork PPr please copy.
KEy'C-n December 10, 1914, MART A,
KELLY, aged. 84 year. Relative and
friends are fnvlttd to attend the funeral, oa
r.;2J at li. o'clock, from lat residence,
I8J5 North 22d t.- High lw at St. Ellz
beth's Church. 23d and Berk t.. at 9
... m. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery
KILLKEN. On December 18, 1914, MART
J., belowed wife of Martin Kllleen and
laughter of Ilrldget and the lata Michael
McDonnell, native of Corafleld. County Mayo,
Ireland. Due notice of the funeral will be
glen. from 4080 Filbert t, Wst Phila
delphia. LOGAN, On December 18, 1014. HUGH
husband of Esther Logan. Funeral services.
Tuosday. at 2 p. m.. at his late realdsnce,
841 I'rceton st. Interment at Mount Moriali
Cemetery.
MALLOY. ALEX MALLOY, 2236 E. nunt
Ingdon t.
MATHEWS. On December 18, 19l4,
CHARLES MATHEWS. Servlcea at his
late realdenco, 708 Wesley nvc. Ocean City
N- J., on Monday, at 8 p. m.
MrllL'GII. On December 18, 1014, KRANK
McIIlIOH. Sr., husband of the late Catba
rme M:llugh, aged OS year. Funeral on
Monday, at u-30 a, m., from the residence
of his son, Frank H. Mcilugh. 3308 Went
Master st. High Mas at Bt Oregory a
Church, at :30 a. m. Interment St. Ann
Cemetery. FreeUnd. Pa.
MOOIIK. On December 18, 1014, MAR
OAItUT, widow of Martin Moore Funeral
Tuesday, at 8:R0 a. in., from tho resident
of ber eon. Martin Moore. 2111 North Hamtei
st.. West Philadelphia Solemn Requiem
Mass at tha Church of Our Lady of Vlotonr
at 10 a m. Interment Holy Cross (Jem-
NELSON. On 'December IT. 1014. HEM
HEItT SPENCER, aon of Samuel and Annl
Nelson, aged 8 years 3 months. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
service, on Sunday morning, at 10-80 o'clock
precisely, from the residence ot hi rartnts,
21.11 South 13th st. Interment strtctlj pri
vate, at liar N.bo Cemetery.
NKWL1N. On December 18, 1814. EMILT
W widow of Nicholas W Nwln, Dm
nollco of tha funeral will be given.
NEWPORT. -At her residence. Willow Grove.
Pa. Jon Twelfth Month. I8t J014. Bl'SAN
8ATTBlliilATr;, wioow or tiavia w
rortt In her SStb year. Relative and frlenii
are invited to attend the funeral on Second
day, 21st Inst., at 2 o'clock, from Ablngtoo
Friends' Meeting House.
O'KANE. Suddenly, on December 18. 1814
CUAItUWS. husband of .Mary .OKsni, o.
Parish Movttle, County Donegal. Ireland. Fu
neral on Tuesday, at 8 s. m from 10 late
residence 110 McClellan t Solemn Mass
ot Itequltm at tha Church ot th Sacrti
Heart, at 9:80 a. m, Interment New Ca
thedral Cemetery.
OTT. -On December 18. 1914 ALDERTIKa
l4.w of tb late John O Ott Du none
ot tha funeral will ba given, from her late
residence 80l Wharton st.
l'ANCOABT?-At Mt. Holly. N J on De
camber 18 1914. KUZABBJTH H. PAN
COAST, wHow of Georg. H, Pancos.t Fo
neral from the residence of her broths.
Mt. Hollr. N. J. on Monday. .December 21
tt i ii m Interment Mt. ltolly.Cioiewry
f4rmrmt
man! iTnlan Cemetery,
yHMiaiSTtW- "BNmSJTTA,
PJSMJ3LE-
yHRlilNE, Oa Deeamber IT. 181, MART
ANN. widow of Alfred Perrte JTarutra
servloea at her late residence, 21d Maatci
UJS. tl BUUIU C.K .
t , Moaoay.
mnt urlvatt.
at s p. m. precisely
Inter
PHHsTtON. On peembr IT. 1S14. t hi
Ut rMldence, 3& Wet School House I sue
NR'
agai. ou
year.
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if Saaw! and Amelia W A
some at Ur au-Mitr r).
th M t SbainoVln Pa on
uday. '?": Iatonsxat Odd Fellow a
:S?ft:!fbn December IT, 1914. HARRY K
'on of Henry aad Aim. B. King Fuwr.
rvieee. on uoaday. at I p in at It Pre
-vot av., Vfyaoot. Pa lstrmut luu.u
at llouat Vsrtwui Camatery
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SAMMB. Tuaal Miaday, sviid 4a ii
at 11 a. m., at ttybarry fViw,aa' Miiiui
tloaM. OarrawtM will meat trtil.j at
SV lb. U. UJWIWHHU 4 )V.E
lurytrig Oeouud.
Oa Smssuw 18lb. ISM, A NX A
ot tbalaJewaaUugtotk I atty
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