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VBKING EPGEBpniCADlSPPHIA", THtTRHPAY, MAROH 11, 1015.
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BS STUONG
II AFTim REACTION
IL Shares Higher on Ar-
frflngemcnta tor umj ""!
ijlwveii MowiBuj"
Mvf tOBK, Match H The atne re
P" .,i Indefinite trend of .the
t market yesterday was In evidence
S th6 chnhB0 iom
H h.nees were unimportant nnd
His chn".i V-oetlnr. Under the nnal
"'r'A.rday and tho market was dull
'?. Attendance In commission
., small and there was a Ke.ii
'? Jl.nolltlon among traders not to
rl Jihlns until something definite Is
anrtnln?. "",,... This condition
if,.tafd in force rhroughoi.t the firs
' when strength was shown nnd
' mils demand for various stocks
pit out. and prices advanced n
f '.hfaficr'noon the strength became
"L. Sronoincid and higher prices were
"3! general throughout the 1st. Par
?JK a rong shares vyoro the nrlw-
'...Sr classes of stocltH matting uu
11 Knet tho final of yesterday.
lntl' gains . socond niefered
I P .Point The strength was
7, V completion of arrangements
v. .... e tinftfvinon nne-vear u ncr
Kates. The notes will bo dated April
KM-"..0 ..,. ulll ho lined In n.iv
.tu.mmvi m.i iliifl Anrll 1 nnd for
Sui expenditures on the property
"P" ... .i..nnlimil tliB Hat ran from
f..L.. In around a point, In some cases
Kinr inore than a point Some llttto In-
teJtrieiH aemanu uo nvi -. mu
lias stocks were, a fraction off from tho
mWz .... mi.k)a thA murlent wns n. tirnfes-
ilenii one. and trading wns confined to
"(dUtieS. .41. IHUI " w . .. a
" t w . ot fit nt Inn v ft a nvnrnflftPil
r. .. .i a. iA utrrwi ntitl It unq irnnnr-
Khf expected that no serious complica-
ions Wltn uermuiiy uu." """ .......
H jtnldng of the cotton-laden American
lib by the German ship I'llnr Eltcl
Frederick. It was thought that this
oula bo setuea nmicuuiy uy wia uvu
....... k. (.trmifrnat kqtlpq wrrA MlLTUM
Hltriort. The three classes of stocks vvrc
lleher. the common m one urao uemg i
. u..hI.ii'ii nln.A T) .na alAfhd
l.i (i. hnalness of tho coniuanv Is
KoiHe that of a year ngo. It is cstl
BtfLled that net Income for tho full 13
Huatlu to end In July will be more than
ISWjWV. compared wun i,ouo,iui in me
iU fiscal j ear.
VBIia .Overland closed at 10DV4. up S'4
kteuj.
Hew York Bond Sales
niKh.
ma Ainki Oolil cv c.s ret l-'i
moOAmer Cot Oil 4 ha 1O0U
lWWAmer TCI m 4s urn
KOOADier Tel ct 4Vja in
1000 Armour Co J'ss -
Rnnfl Atrhlson nd1 4s 8.)
HWXI Alchlion cv 4s 1005 . IM
IWWAtcliUon cv 4s IWi) li'i,
00 Atln Co I.lno 1st 4s . UO'i
10U)Balt A Ohio VsS (II 'i
;) Bait & Ohio cv 4a 8".
iit Tlih steel 1st Ss 100
1000 Beth Steel rfd Ps . 87
1000 BrooklJ n nan Tr Oh 101
j10W8rwikl)n H ' 5i WIS. ''?
kmj itrooKiyn u i..v si ..a iv"?
SOOOCtuaila South Ss 10.",,
(OWCent Leather 1st 5 . lis
WOOCent Pacini. .1'js
rooont Pac 1st 4 s
ltW Chei . Ohio 4h
ttXD Lhlo & I-ant 111 4s
15000 (Mc & IV Inii 4s
S5000 Chi U & Q Joint ts
10U) cti u & uen '
;WWCN oas 4t coKe f.s lULj.
SMC C JI & St P c Cs ret. 101
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VDH dti od Ss H'-V
SMW do een 4His louji
iOTOaev Lor & Whec Os 10.1' j
mo roi Mldiann m mm
wm .ui ac nuuin I ci -n c.-i
COM Con Cos cv lis n t
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MX) do rfd 4s
SOOO Detroit nlted 41ss
1 8(l DM Secur forp Cs
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Xf) Hud Man cp 6
1000 Iowa Central os
SiiOO 111 Central rfd 4s
10) 111 Chi Jt 0s
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62.S01.U4 n 1,810,001
Time.
34
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HATES FOR MONEY
Pall
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StwSSflSr'SJS. t0 eU raon,hs' ,,h"
"FOHEION PYfinMni?
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attrlrai iff ,. "'Jr. n os-
Qulld-
Sterllne Francs. Marks era.
4 8041 B.2fi MJk 40 K
WEV llPntOr'niTTkTm nimnr.
y8J2f?l March U -Tha Federal Ra,
M ri,.7, .r "LIU m ot b per cent.
SWiiL "Klwrtt le-aj and 4 per fent' on 60-dy
rid.r.r?"'"''".!''" retllecouotfd
Dllf.S!?.1 rrfi bank witlt ejiotber.
JUiih. fi.'or UJP redlscounta must be
Bwi im'0 Bo,t'1 an,J tby "' b
B1? EXCHANGE FAILURE
Sit of iiT. C,1""" -ruce u nice, a
ttaai.7MJi.1fl??r "fter and Wis ajjori
J Il .iT. r!"rci wr tuviJ
KTij. 'Tl'"a . t.t3 thit
N4 " " l" menibsrahlp if It need
OAR SILVER
is3-t-1?V ,l 7'cte bar
UK,!. ' tenia ub Kt iiJ
, wW,,r Jtlt praeut ttWTMMSC-
I New York Stock Salen
i' -i
Last close. High
ilrarnlr! Mines. .-. 30M
Allls Chalmers...... .. ()'
Amal Copper... ........ ftljf
Amnsneaf 39h
AmCan. ...... ......... i!8
Am Can pref. B4'
Ahillldeft Leather.... OW
Am Hide & Leather pref 27J(
Am Ice. ........ ....... l27ii
AmLlnsi'cd ....... ..... (J
AmBmelUrJa.... . f4
AmHugar 10.J
Am Sueur pref HI
Amstcclfdy a4Jf
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0
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Mi 31H
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Am Tobacco. 23.-1
Am Tobacco pref 107
12IIW 120H I20)i 120)
Am Woolen.
Anaconda Copper ..
MiIfop
Daldnln Jako pref.
Hall & Ohio ....
Pull A; Ohio pref..,
Heth Steel
Ilelli blcel pref
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07
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104W
221
103
10't
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Prooklrn Kip I transit r74j
Hank of Commerce... .107
California Pet 7J(
Can Pacinc lGJ
Central I enther. . . . .'.IX
Central Leather prof ...10
Cent&SA Tel 117
Ches &.Ohio 4l
Chlno Copiicr :jo
Chic Mil .VStl' f7't
Chlcaco, It I & Pacific. . l.T
cnicfi, .-sorthw
Cent Can
Cent Can pref. .
Consol (io.i .
Corn Product! .
Corn Products pref.
224
103
10
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67
68)4
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107 , 107 J i 107 'i
17f 171, 17W
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. 1114 02 91
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Den flt HloOpref U' pj 12
Detroit a. Kdlnson ....114U UlV IW-i
OlstlllcM bevurltiei ... i 8',' K'f
Frle 22J 2,'W 22JS
Krlolst prot ?0i, .'17 aOX
Irle2dprof 2'l 30 10
FcdM .VSpref !'; -'2 L
ficn Chcni pref 107JS I071d 1074 107i
ucnerai 1.ITOH1C Ill) 1 1U3 140 140
uencrai Alotor U2!f
General Motor ptdf .... 034
Goodrich Co 31Jf
(treat Northern prof ..JlMi
Ctcat Xorthcrn Orocts ,'il)a
40'.
02
115
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Gurrrrhelm I-jo . ... An
HomcstadoMlnlns . . 117
HI leniui K.j
Int HarvCorpof N J 05
Intcrbom-Met 12'(
Intettoro-Mct pref ... f'JU
Inspiration Cons 20)
Int'l Paper prof 37
Kan City Southern .... 2 J
Kreveo HI
Liggett &M Tobacco 215
Loosc- lies Bis 2nd pref
LclHi.li -incy
Maxwell Motors
Maxwell Motoro 1st pref 71s 75W
Maxwell Motors 2d pref. 2s5j 3U
Mtstl'&SSM II1J-5 114
Mexican Petroleum ... 07 C7tf
Mo Kan & Texas 10)5 U
Mo Kan &, Texas pref . 2"H 3 I
Miami Copper 2 H 21
MIjourl Pacific 11J lt
Montana Power ... 401$ 40JJ
Montana Power pref ..100i 101
Nat Enameling pref .. S4 M)
Nat Lead 514 fil
Nat Lead pref 107
NradaCon 2'
N NHS, 11 Cl'i
NY Central S.IH
NorfolkiWest I0J
02'f
054
31i
115!,
31
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110
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Pcnna JC64
PltUbursCoal 204
l'ittsbure Coal pref ... Ill
P Lorrlllard Co 180
Pieid Steel Car .. 'il
Preescd bteel Car pref . 804
Pullman Co 151
Uuiasllur pref 2
Kaj Com 174
Hcadlnc 145
Rock Island ''
Iluindy Co 1
fceaboard Air Line KJ,i
tcaloard Air Line pref :i .
hears Rot buck ... .
bears Roebuck pref
r i i . t rai i
fcoulhcrn Pacific tlfs
.OLlitill lij
coullicrn Ky pre.
Standard Mllllnc prof
MuLcbuker
btudtbaker pref ....
Tennessee Copper ...
TcxasCo 133 1354 135
Texas Pacific It It .... 13! i 134 134
TblnlAvonu" 52Jf J3H 514
Toledo bt L &. W .
IwluCilj It 1 .
Union lias A. Paper
Lnion Pacific . . .
Union Pacific pref
Un Ry Inv pref .
U bbteel
USfateelprof
United Clear Mfg ....
United Clear Mfc pref
L tab Copper 634
Wells Fareo S8
West Maryland .
West Marland pref
Milpin l mon
tstlnshousa Llettrlc
llljs. Overland
oolw orth
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024
178
2
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Quoted as ex dividend In Now York to
rtrb National UnamellpET preferred ia4
per cent ; Ameilcan Car and Foundry. -per
tent.. Ameilcan Car nnd foundry pre
ferred, lsi per cent.
. i
NEW YORK CURB
Kraden ., . -- ,.
Brltlsh-A.nerlcan Tobacco old...
do new .. . .
Goldflelil Consolldaieil . . .
(ireenu Cananea
La Hoso ' ,
I.fhlrh Valley Coal biles ....
iplsslnc ....
Oiim EIator .... .
Tllil. Asked.
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United Clear fatoran U-
Unite! Prortt new Mm
........ 1.-.1I... 4.
Tultoii t.old " -'
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
v;- -iOlttf, March 11 -The roffee. market
ocereil slroiuf. Tiitures ailiancd 8 to 7
?ofnt bcrt the final of eelerda. Prtces
rolnt
follOWl
March
April
May
Juno
July
August .
beptember
October
Not ember
December
January
l'ld.
galea. 2000 basa.
To.iay'a Yestcrday'a
opening. close.
B.35a..ia
.3 01 DSipiil
7463 SO B.70fi.71
,. B80S.188 B7tfiB.74
, HKlguSi tl.7Vfh.7U
..'H.8S B82$0.8.1
. . H0I80 00 11801)0 DO
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, 7.037 10 7 01B7 02
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ERIE SELLS NOTES
J P. Moiiran f Co are understood to be
arronKlns n syndicate to offer JIO.000,000
Krle Jtallroad one- ear 5 per cent, notes,
These notes are being sold to pay oOT the
remaining 17,600.000 notes duo April 1, and
to reimburse the company In part for
capital expenditures of JS.MWAO made on
the property.
To Protect Jumbo Extension
Stockholders ot the Jumbo Extension Mlnlns
Copjpany ratdlnf In tbla city have formed a
protfitlv eowmlttee to co-opwale with tha
Kaw York Commlttea baaded by Ward &
Untannyar. The circular atatea that efforts
arebain made to rHave the aoropany from
the practical attempts to rwk it.
British Bonds Oversubscribed
J.ONDON. March II -The agvanjDMnt ofr
Inte of W,0.)0 000 (250 OCO O00) of Kxchesuar
bonda tua been largely ueraubrlbl A"
.. . .......(n.t, a hlifrtsr,. at IT
ir m ". " -r"N5 .-.-.-. -it Ti;
iSount for tilch tbsy bpp W Btddera above
toat ngura will receive full aUolmanta
Syndicate Gets N. Y. State Bonds
ALBANY March 11 ' onixlroller TtvUi
wVrA l2t Sf J7 oOutSS), 4V1 w ?t
Jo lb 4T Into prKT Pm tha KM
TRACTION STOCKS
RECEIVED SUPPORT
Locnl Market a Dull Affair.
Tonopah Belmont in De
mandRise in Pcnna. Salt.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS 1
i
Although supporting orders tveio In evi
dence In both Hnpld Transit and Union
Trnctlon shares on the local exchange to
day, neither issue showed slsns of rally
ing and further Might finctlonnl declines
tteic cstnbllslied The bnjlng was Inincty
ov the .anie Chestnut street Onn which
started the upuard movement a foi might
""J0; "hereas the selling was scattered.
V ell-Informed brokers ridiculed the nt
tempt to cause a scaie In the Unctions
over posslblo itunpetltlon from the advent
or the so-called "Jltnev " Selling ex dlM
uend I'hlladelphlii Traction Was quoted
at 77, which Is tho equivalent ot 7'i with
tho dividend on
Lnto In the dn IVnnoylvitnla Salt rose
rrom sl. to MV, on odd lot bnjlng orders
bj Investors
Demand foi Tonopah liclmont was' still
a feature of the trading, and tho fur
ther rise hi prlco of silver was favor
ably construed Otherwlsn the.ro was
Uttlo worth of discussion during the
gi eater pnrt of the session. TJuslnes.s wnii
on a very muoli restricted scale liven
t'nlted .Stntes Steel was utasiiant, onlv
10 shares changing hands In the Orst
hour, while neither Hauling Jior Lelitnh
Vnlle appeared on the tupe during that
time There was n drop ot a point In
13nl In In Locomotive preferred on the solo
of RO shares. In bonds there was Just a
little doing, as In stocks, but the under
tone was Arm Comment among dentcls
was generally optimistic, however, ilentl
mcut having been helped by the suc
cess ol the New Yorlt State bond sale
Tho rarnln's of the United (las Im
provement Company for 194 proved to bo
about ns expected Whllo the tioubles In
Knnsas cut Into profits, sales of si-ctirltles
more thnn made up for this loss nnd the
showing ns a whole In sueh A period of
depression m.iv be regnrded as distinctly
fivornblc The stoik wns not much
affectetl, howevei and ruled Irregulal
Sales in Philadelphia
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Phlla nii-Hrlc 24
P II 1 tr ctfs 10,
Plilln Traction 784
Pressed 8 Car . .
Ilcndhur . 72',
Tonopoh Pel. r,
ronopah Mill. . 74
t nlun Tracilon 34,'j
I nltnl Om Imp si.,
1 n rm N I 220
L' S Meel 44',
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Cam H s.-rp 1UI7 l"l',
I V oli ecu "s 07',
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Local Half-hourly Sales
10 to 10:30 A. M.
21 Uuldwln pfd . HI HI 1' S Steel 4".
Inn Penna n.", .'.Pinna .".2 11-10
23 do 32U-1U 21 Ijike Sup for 7
II Uuldnln Lilcl. . Ik! .1 lonopnh Pel ' a
21 Cam Steel 4J4 20 I'cnna . .rCI-Hl
1 IIIco Storage. 4!) It r CI I . . 811,
III I'ulla IIT10 10 ! Philo Trac . 77
17 Penna . . 52 0-10 30 Tonopah Bel. R
in llaldnln pfd . Ill 10 Uen Asp.. . 2il
1 Pcnna 024
t:-1llvlde11d
PONDS. . -
2l) I eh Na cons t'as. . . 'D",
123 turn Steel scrip 11)17 W'1,
USX) Choc Okla ions 3a I" 14
Jim City .14s HO) res 7
0J3 Cam Steel scrip 1017 111.4
.112 cam Steel scrip 1017 im'5
30 Cam Steel scrip 1017 . . . t'5
(12 Cam stoel scrip 1017 "HP,
21 Cam Steel scrip 1017 .. . IM'J
100 City 4s 1041 rcj; ... 1004
10:30 to 11 A. M.
10 Penna f2 20 Phlla i:iei. , . 214
3 Flee Stornxe 4!) 4 Am Gas., Km)',
20 Penna .. B2' 12D Tonopiili .l(n, 74
24) Phlla P. T t c 104 10 IT a I. . Sl:
1 Penna .02 O-Iti 1 t"ii Cob N I 221
SO do "2? 200 lonoTOh Mln 7',
in Phila rrac. 77 in Penna . 'i2i,
41)0 Phlla It T I c 10', 21 Pnlon Irai ,11'J
ion ,in 104
i:-llMdtnd
,no.VDS
teno I eh Vol ecu oona l', tin',
lUii Am fin," A Fleo S SV,
Iisk) Leh Nai cons 44 O'l1,
11 to 11:30 A. M.
30 Penna . .. 12, 2 Penna ... 32',
12 Phlla Trac. 77 11 Mlnehtll .nil
111 II H I.. 81?, 2 If O I M
200 Ilrle , . . 224 10 Penna Salt. S24
40 Phlla Blec . . 21 J.'.O U S Steel .. 43
8 Leh Nav. .. 744
i:i-dlldend,
11:30 A. M. to 12 M.
10 If S Steel ... 45 ,0 IT s Steel. .. 43
20 Penna ... 32 11 Am Has.. Iki'J
0 West J & S S 404 0 Penna . .52 13-10
PONDS.
IO0O Welsboch Co 3s . . .ill',
12 M. to 12:30 M,
21 Phlla Blec, 21 3 I-cm Valle) 074
21 oo. . 21 10 Ton Alln 7 7-lfl
HOD?
MX'O Choc & Okla sen 3s . . , . Di
12:30 to 1 1 .M.
20 Tonorah Bel.. 1 3 I nlon Tiac , 31
03 Phlla T'rac 77 Un V S Steel . 41U
1(10 Tonopah Pel . .1 1(H) Prle 2:1
10 Press St Car 20 21 Tonopah .Mill, ',
1(M Iteadlna- 72 11-10 221 do 74
21 Union Trac . 314 20 Penna ... U'J
10 Penna .. . 52 23 I'n Co N J. 221
40 do . 32 1 1-lrt
Ex dividend.
novns
1000 Key Tel 1st r5a. .. 01 ,
1 to 1:30 l. M.
JitlOI. . 814 1 Keadlnir ... 724
,1 Ins Co N A.. 21 10 V H Steel ... 431.
40 Am Can . 2S 1i,l da IVJ
il Penna . 324 11 Kleo Storate. 4n
.1 do. . . 32U 21 Tonorah Hl , 3
100 U H Steel. . 411, 1 penna ....52 11-10
10 do. 414
PONDS
12 Cam Steel scrip 1017 ,. .
12 Lam bteel Bcrlp 1010
'.XI Pltv 4s 11)41 rec .
3JM) City la ivn reg . . ......iuu;j
1:30 to 2 I. M. '
1 phlta TraC . 70' 2D North Cent.., 81
CO Cam Steel,. .42 1 I' O 1 .... 81J,
10 U b Steel. . 454 3 Penna 52
100 Tonorah Bel 1 10 U O I , S14
200 do 5
Ex dividend,
2 to 2;30 l M.
10O Ton Mln , .7 b-18 100 Int Pow &. Ch 30
2.1 Phlla Traa,. 77 20 Penna ....32 13-18
100 II Steer.. 41V, ID Phlla Bleo.... SI
IbU do 45,
BONDS.
It lhlla Co scrip lSl 0)a
13 Phlla Co wlp JlS .,.. 60
2:30 to 3 I M.
2 Penna ....32U-10 W Tononah Dal . ,
I Phlla Elac.. . SI4 20 Am Caa.,,.,.100H
tOUQl" .81 IftCam Steeji.,.. 4?
60 Poiwa ... 62 H-l 5 ,,,1 It T ' c 10k
rX UO I .... 1 M Tooenah' Mln. 7
6 Peona Salt. . lag 100 U SStl.... 4545
BONDS
1000 Phlla, EM, 4a . . JO
10Q) Cbov- A 0l en 8a '
MORE GOLDFROM JAPAN
$5Q0,0QO Enijaged for Shipment to
San Franct3co.
VB,,, york March II Tha luternallenat
WpwtSaT mnotaU'of SW.Sw .old
OW IhtfiMoi itart March a4 will inak.
fife xsssjsssAmii'-
(00,000
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT. Ttaeelpts, 23.810 bushels There
a a fair eaport Iniulry and with alronser
outside advices prices advanced 1c. tjuota
ttons car lots, In Mport elevator No. 2 red,
spot and .March, II 32(rl.S7t No. 2 red. weutern,
Jlg3llB10l, No. 1 northern Duluth. I1.01W
COHN. Uecelpts, 37,183 bushels The mar
ket waa Uc. hlaher In sympathy with the West,
but ruled quiet. Quotations- .Car lota, In
export elevator No S, spot, and March, 77ff,
78e 1 steamer, 76070c. s No. 3, 747flc. Car
lots for local trade, aa to location No. 2 yellow
77jfl784e.i steamer yellow, 7S7c.8 No. .1
sella. 74073c. No. 4 vollow, 7174c, snmplo
yellow, rtSQlSe new cob, per 70 lbs , 787ne
OATH. ttecetpts, 128 011 bushels. The
market ruled film and '40. higher under a
fair demand and stronger outside advices,
quotations No 2 white, n.l93He , stanoard
white (Cltrraitc No 3 white. niflOIHe
Hill steady We quoin at ILIOWI 18 per
oush , as to quality. In export elevator, and nt
II 01m 15 for small tots of nearby grain 1n
baa
FI.Ol'H. - Itecclpls, 1233 bbU. nnd 487,180
lbs In sacks There was little trading and
values were largely nominal. Quotations rer
IPO lbs In wood IV Inter, clear. 8 40nn3,
tlo, straight, nr17, do patent, .7 21
Kansatv straight Jute sacks in.dVTit Ifl do,
patent Jute sacks l7ffT8.1i spring, first, dear.
In iein7B. do straight, n 7l7i1o... patent.
17(17 fo. do favotlte brands, I7.H.VS8. r ty
tnllls, choice and fancy palont, J7.0MI8. city
mill" regular gradeswinter, clear, 0 4tnr
0 (W dc straight, I0 7.HI7. do, patent. I.
Illl! ri.OI'lt was qulat and unchanged
We nnole iiratbv and Western, In wood, at
10 50117. us to quality.
PROVISIONS
There was a light Jobbing trade and. tho
market ruled weak Quotations City beer.
In seta unekM and nlr-drled 21fl20o. . 11 eat -rru
beef In sets smoked 232dc city beer,
knuckles nnd tenders smoked ami nlr-drled
27512S, Western beef, knuckles and tenders
sinnkcl 2i9l.'Hc , beef hams $3tH32 pork
Innillv 122 Hi'ifit hams S, P. cured hose
ll'.Hll'.c do aklnno.1. loose. 124C12?,c .
do do smrkcl l.TU(131,c. other hams,
smok.l, cltv cured as to brand and average
tl'tlitli l.ams smoked, Western cured 1 141m
lie do boiled bonelms 23fi2tc., plcnlo
shoulders, S P euro,!, loose. 10lgilc . do.
enuikxl 1041111c liellles In pickle, Ri.ordlne
t,i Tverng loo,e 12',11c . breakfast baron
ns to brand and avenge clt cured l'WISc,.
bieakinst Incim Wistern nircd 17iriV : lard.
Western lortned tlercis UOlUie, do. do.
do tills llMit,c . . lard, pure clly kettlo
riii'ifml. In tierces lln-ll'.c lard, cure city,
kittle rendered In tubs UWlll.c
REFINED SUGARS
II" mirKCt was nulet but steady Haflnan'
ltl prices stnndar.1 granulated B.SOc One
granulated. 3 7V powdered. n.S'c: confec
tioners A 3 (He. soft grades 4 POJJS 30c
DAIRY PRODUCTS
III Trint, Supplies were liberal and the
ntatl.nt was weak for every thine oxcept atrlct
Ij Inm y goodr. Quutatlons Western, fresh,
mil l-im, ked creimcn fancy specials lie.
ettrf 2l'c . extra fllaH. 28 lllrts, lBfl57c .
s.-comls 2.1J2V. thirds. 21H2.V , lndle-pnckcd.
Iiflll'c as to quallt . neirhy prints fnnc.
12, nvirngn ixtrJ lie llrsts 27iH2'ic. sec
onds Ztiu: spttlal fnncj brands of prints
jobi Inff at t7fit I'ic
KfltlH Itecelpts were liberal, but there
was good nutlet for deslrnblo stock and
values were ilnnlj maintained fjuotntlons
Im te. iivies nevrby extios. 21c. per doz
nearby llrsta. 13 83 per standard ensn nearbr
uncut roicliite 1170 ncr case. Western,
extra tlrsts 1 8.1 ner case do . Arsis J", 70
lirniso Soutnern 1.1 4it3 70 p r cnxo famv
selected cat died fresh eggs were Jobbed out
at 2'ff Mc ,ei dnz
('lll!l!Si:. Values were well sustained
tinder moderate ogerlngs and a fair export
demand Quotations New York, full crexm.
UNITKI) (.AS DIPKOVBUENT
SHOWS INCREASED PROFITS
Annuul Report Helped by Sales of
Securities.
Mntci laity nlded bj the sale of 12.172,812
of tho securltlts held In Its treasury
the t'nlted Gas Improvement Company's
statement for the- year ended December
31, 1014, showed an Increase In net prollts
of JI23.292 over 19U
earnings from1- regular sources de
creased $230,G56 chlellv because of falling
off In Income from the natural gas prop
el lies In which the company Is Interested
in Kansas nnd Mlssoml Also In 1913
earnings were Increased by a special
dl blind of JIIO.OOO from one of the com
panies In which the l G. I. Is u share
holder i:pcnsen Increased $4G,03b, piln
clpnllv owing to heavlet taxes and the
ccpuise of maintaining the organization
of tho construction department during a
pcilod when very few construction con
tracts were obtainable.
Tho details follow -
hnfnlngs I'll I Increase
Prom regular sources. . 10,1111,7.11 SSin.d.lS
Hlfclal source . MtO.IXiO
Prcllts from sjlo sec 2.172 812 1.112,003
Total earnings ... . ,i)S4,in 471110
llxnonses 1,188 141 40,038
Net' pioOta" 7,80(1,400 425,202
Dividends 4,440.218 . .. .
Mnklns fund" . .01,.0 10.H0
11) undlv proflt acct 2,831,881 414.4U2
7,so8,4i liwiiij
Perrentate of proflt on
"unltal stocks 14 22 .78
Liet-rease.
BULLION HOLDINGS SMALLER
Bank of England Statement Shows
Decrease of 116,000.
LONDON'. Huron 11. The weekly state
ment of the -nk of England. Issued to
day, showed f dectease of iillS.OOO In bul
lion holdings Private deposits advanced
eiO.O2.',O0O while public deposits fell
JJI.W,000 Details follow:
This Week Last Week, last Year.
J1
Clrilllotlon ,!4 208.O0O 34,512000 28 2.17,000
Public den U 30.1211.000 51.8L.'.(O0 21.UIIO1.0
Private dep a 120.7UI.000 118,841,000 30,1)22.000
27,137,000 28 817,000 11182000
27,II10,0II 118,173,000 40,115 000
44,030,000 4J,U00,OO0 Jl, 831,000
Government
securltlea .
Other zecura
IteserVH ...
Proportion of
Reserve to
liabilities ..
Bullion .
Dank rata .
24 47i 25 71", 40 OSS
BO.S70.000 50,002,001) 41.642 000
V& i 3
MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS
TONOPAH STOCKS.
Bid Asked
Jim lluiler 74 "(I
MurNamara at .13
Midway ... 15 .18
X'li ,h hxteusloii II 81
Montana , 48 M
North Star , ., ,..v. , . . 11 PI
Tonoiah Dolinont . . ,.,,,,,, 4'N 3
lonrnjoh Kxtenslon 2', 2't.
Tonopah Merger , , 41 42
Tonopah Mining ...74 71-,
I'.esiue Kula ...11 .12
West Id 52 ,M
(IOLDF1EL.D STOCKS,
Allanta , 11 ,3.1
Blue Hull .......03 .(18
ilooth , . , 28 , HI
Bulldog ,. .01 .01
t'U II . . ... 01 ,07
t'ombrao 07 .0!)
i'ii ,niin,l,ti II II lit .us
Daisy .08 .OS
eior.ue .. . S'l v
tloKuield Consolidated . IS 1"
(loldtleU Me'ger , ,,. 21 .-".!
Iilinbo Kxtenson ,,,, ,,101 1 0 1
h'awanss .JT is
Oro ,.,.,....,,,.,, .10 ,lt
mud Hen 7 .ns
Silver PicH 01 0
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fairy AJtec Ul .u.1
Ulinnerly .or .111
Nevada, lltll 23 .27
Nevada Wonder . . .101 2 W)
COTTON
NEW YORK, Slaroh 11. Large epot
sales both at Liverpool, and Southern
points, combined with advancing prices
for the actual article, caused a better
fedlng in cotton this morning. First prices
were 6 points lower to 1 point hlghei, and
within the first few minutes the (1st ad
vanced t a net gain of S to 4 points.
The principal support came from Southern
spot houses, which were supposedly tak
ing in hedges. Wall street and local
shorts also bought.
Yon close. Ooon. High. low Close.
QUI QUI O Ul BUI l
SUrsh
MayT ..
October
December
Januar, ,
Spot
(
SOI 8 Sll 8 1)7 b Sd
Oil U 12 11.20 II. 11
0 41 0 41 0 47 0S8
Oftl OKI 0 hl U 57
8 88 V 72 il 72 0.70
8,83
8.1)1
0 18
t'48
0 01
1)72
8 63
Banks May Solicit Accounts
The Federal Reaervo Bank ot Philadelphia re
ceived a communication from the governor of
the Federal IteseiVe Board In which ha av.
a decision by counsel of the board giving na
tional banks of the Federal reserve system
rUbt to receive, solicit and advertise for sav
ing bank account, and pay Interest therefor
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Mareh H.-HOOS-Pecelpt,, 38 -nOO
market, BiT-JOc lower, piixad and butchers
18 45$d.S3, good heavy, Ia.ta0aa.e3 rougn
" ZVSUSt HfeoaSo. pi.
CATTLE Peelpti, OOfjO, roar Wet. 10c kiwar
beevea 13.609. cow and Celfera 3.2t-$T 50.
ioikr and taftSar,!. ,as.lo Tagaua, l.83
7 ao valves, SQ Wl
SHKISP-Sactlpia. 10 000 market atrsat
ntiha tnd WwitNn. Laaf S, Uaba, rT2t.W.
tall make, choice. Ifil74- . do do,, fair m
good, 1(l'irlH,c., do, current make, 134
liw.t do., part skims, Sfillc.
POULTRY
I. IV i:. Demand was fairly active and the
market rule,! firm under light orferlngs Quo
tatlons: Fowls. lOfllSe., exceptional lot
higher, old roosters, lt,R12o 1 chickens, soft
rnealeil, lBrtlTe , do, stnggy, 14MH.C j turkejs,
1317c.t ducks 15(1100 , geese, ISttlUc I
guineas, ns to quality, per pair, ftoflTOc.
pigeons, old, per pair, 23030c; do, joung,
per pair, 22J2So.
DilRfsSLIl Itecelpts were light and th.
market ruled firm with demand fairly active
quotations 1 risn-klllcd fowls, 12 to box,
ilry.plcked nnd dry-pneked fancy selected,
ttltjo , weighing 4H13 lbs apiece, 184e ,
do, 3V44 lb apiece, ISflsiJc.. do, I llis
apiece, 18ftl,c , do., under .1 lbs apiece,
14B1BC lowts bbts. dry-picked and drj-
tiacke.1. Western. ltf ll,s (.nlftr. IM., .
do. do, svs ibs . inntri'e 1 do, do
S. lbs and under, UniSc. Old roosters dry'
GRAIN PRICES UP
IN CHICAGO PIT
s . sains unvri. . 11,11 .as;. uiu tnisiri B . j -
pl-ked, 14c Broiling chickens nearby, I4J
Iba apiece,. 22Sf21o 1 do. fair to good. IS2oc,;
western, 1U(2 lbs antece. 20322c. do. fair
to good, llftlSo Chi kens dry-picked nnd
drv -racked In boxes, milk-red II to in lbs to
dox ISc. , do 37 to 12 Iba to dox , 18c, do.
41 to 47 lbs to dot., 18c, do. 48 lbs to dox.
is: 1 do . CO lbs and over, 2Ic.i corn-fed, Jl
10 12 lbs to dor, Ibti do. 41 to 17 Ibs to
lox , lie : do 4S lbs to dox. IPC . do, GO
Ibs end over. 20c. thickens dr -picked .and
dry-packed In bbls selected, heavy IPC .
Western, corn-fed. ft Iba nnd over, 18.. do,
do, 4 lbs., 17fri74e , do, do, H4 ibs 134c t
on, do, 2V4I lbs, linl.V. rurkevs. dry
picked aim dry-paefced Fancy, tienrbv 21c :
do Western 21c . lair to good isjfaif , old
Joins, lnfr2no Ducks rancy. In boxes 17U
ISc, do, orllnar) lo good 1218o Oeese,
nearby 12Wllr . do. Western, 101112, Squab
per dor , white welgllng II to 12 Ibs per do.
14 231? I so, white, weighing I) to 10 lbs t r
dnj u H3f) 111 do do. s lbs 1 er ,'or t Iff
3 21, do., do., 7 lbs per dor 1202 01 do do
mow Ibs ier dox , 1 30fll 83. dark and .So 2.
30c iff Jl
GREEN FRUITS
Offerlrfa of desirable stock were onlv moder
ato and values generally were well austaimn.
with trale fair Quotations Aiples .New
York per bbt York Imperial 12aa tlreenlnc
2it2 73. King I25i2.7" Hu. II 7512 VI
Baldwin I1.73W2 SO. Hen Davis 1110112 other
goo.1 eating varieties 11 r01i2 VI nirllum,
ll V), apples Western per bo. 71e.iffM.10
nnnles Delaware nnd Pennsvlvanla rer
hamper .103 tW lemons cr box. I2W2 73.
orange' Florida, per box, I12VI2 2", lan
gerlnes, Florida tier slrap It 50172 W) gnvne
fruit. Florida per box xifffl 71, rilneapnlts
psr crale Porto nico II 30W5 Fiorldn Jutf
cranberries fancy late varieties per Phi .
lf,0(rJ4 0n cranberries, .lerscj per crnie. 2'4e
7V stiawberrleu, Florida, per qt . 23fl10c,
VEGETABLES
The general market nulot ami wllliotit Im
portant clinngc. Quotations W hits potatoes,
per bush Pennsjlvnnln. niTHc Mnlre llw
50c New lork as to qunlltv tOfMSc sweet
intnloes DeUvmrr. per hamper tatge II !MTi
1 30 medium Ii0fi73c swecl rotatu's Last
em Shore per bbl No 1, $2fi2 71 No 2.
St MW1 71 sweets, .lersev per tilt! Nn l,
l121,flV) No 2, S2t72 50 swtcls Jirscv.
per bisket 73c Hit, onions per Iniell rofi.1V .
do rbotci per lOfl-lb bng IKiTl 10 do ,
medium p, r l'O lb bag. 73c, do seconds
t,er tlMi-lli bng 00c cnbbagn Danish per
ton S12-R14 .nuliriower New York per irate.
118(171 spina, h Norfnlk per bid si 1IW1 :.',
kale Nonolk ptr btil X11il23 lettuio Texns
per busll -bucket 30c All no Florida p'r
bnsVet $1W1 71 brans. Florida vva per
bisket $2 10ff4 50. do Florida, green pvr
bask, t ltd5',0 pels I lorlda per lasket.
Si .Vifil egj-Pli'it I lorblft inr tio 12 ' "
ructimliers Florida pei basket $.iro:i5
squai.li Florida pr basket, $2 2Mt 1 ffpors.
Florida per carrier 2 1 ,1 I eels Florida
pci KKi bunches, lllfl tomatoes. I lorlda. per
curr'or fomy S2 25?ft, choice 11iH2. celery.
1 lorlda per rnt It 2.1S12 do New lork.
per buich ,1WOc. mushrooms per l-lb.
basket mi 011 20
Financial Briefs
The aiinunl report of tho Public Serv
Ico Corporation of New Jersey showed a
gross Increase of $1,SO,9IO and a net in
crease of 5116,520 An Inctcaso ot JTO.oSl
In tlcd chnrges caused a decrease of
$ol.',&62 in net income
According to the American Hallway
Association, there was a total mirptus or
ftelght tats on the countty's toads of
30I,:S4 on March I, as against 2S0.5T3 on
Vebruarj 1 and 135.4SO on March 1, 1911
Car shortage teported to the association
uggiegated only 297 cars, ns compared
with 11G2 on Pebruary 1 and 5373 cars on
Match 1, 1911
FApotts of general merchandise from
the, pott of Xow York Wednesda made
a now high record, totaling $10,373,191, an
increase ot 2,526,lSo over those of Mon
day. March S, 1913, which wns the previous
rocord. "
The gross earnings of 21 railroads for
the foutth week of February show' a de
crease of $122,432, or 4,21 per cent.
The output of Ttanfl gold mines during
February totnled 67G.O00 line ounces
Charles J Rhoads, Governor of tho Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Is In
Washington todnv attending the confer
ence of Governors of the Federal Ite
serve Hanks. Questions to be taken up
Include that of Intra-dlstrlct clearances.
It Is expected the conference will last the
remainder of this week.
Official denial was given to repoits
which have lccentlv been circulated that
the United States Steel Corporation has
purchased laige tracts of Iron ore lands
In South America
So far this week the New York banks
have lost JI.TK.OO) through Subtreasury
operations
Chandlei Drolhers were buers of both
Ttapld Transit and Union Traction.
According to the Iron Trade Review,
demand for war material Is of tremen
dous proportions. Export orders for ma
chine tools placed during the last few
dnys Involve such great amounts ot
money as to bn almost Incredible. Hut
orders which are thoroughly authenti
cated run Into millions of dollars, Pres.
ent export business In machine tools la
largely for Russia, although considerable
business tomes from Unglnnd an.I Prance.
An Increasingly largo proportion of tha
demand, however, Is from countries not
at present engaged in tho war.
Two Chicago board of Hade membera
seats were sold at $2000. off $100 from the
last sale.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
close
lose equtv
.W Alts - ,
074 -r
Baltimore anil Ohio tind Reading
Higher at Close.
l)NDON. March II Trading on the block
Hxchango today whs quiet Baltimore and
Ohio and Heading were the niilj shares to
show advancra at the clore Illinois Central
was a weak feature, being down 14
ijinaoti in 1 .
Amal Copper .
Atchison
Halt & Ohio
Can Piclflt. ... ., ..
Chea & Ohio
Chi fit West
Chi M A. St P
Denver & It 0 .. ......
Hrle
do 1st prer ....,..,
llllnolt Ct-nt
Mo K & V
N Y Central .
Norfolk West
JV Y Ont & West
I'ennsyivania .... ..,
Heading
South Paclflo
Union Paelfle
lncrease Deciease
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Local Bid and Asked
Baldwin
do praf .
Csmbrli Steel .
Rlec Slorag. .
Ueneral A,p .,
do pref . . . .
Key W
do 1 c . .
do pref
Lake Sup Corp
Lehigh Nav .
do t c
Lehigh alley
J.ehlsh Valley
IP prer
Pennsylvania . . .
Phlta Electric .
Philadelphia Cp .
da 3 per cat pref
jlo 9 jow cent pref
Phlta ft T
M t ... . .
Usadlng 727
Touopab Belmont
Tonsjah Wining
1'Ulaa Traction
Fnlted lw Imp
ti a8ti
Torfc Railway
do praf 41
Todav'a
J. Asked
Yutrda a
' lllJ. Asked mil. Aaked
Su 31 u ki
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80 . 30
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18H 107 iSg if
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May and July Wheat Showed
Fractional Gains at End of
Day.
CHICAGO, March ll.-On commission
house selling, vvhent declined tunnel t
the opening of Iho grnln pit today. Mny
showed a loss of cent nt $1 SI, whllo
July was down Jtf centn nt JI.1S. Some
locals bought on the declliro, but tho
demand was not largo.
In the later trading Mny wheat lose to
$1 6.', up , of a cent, while July wns
Utioted at $Lli6, up U- May closed at
$1,524, up 4 of n cent, after reaching a
IiIhIi of 11.65. and July ended at $1 H4. Up
nn 4 Tho highest point touched bj Jlilv
was $1.21.
There were no Rales for cash Vvhent le
ported at Chicago. nllhoilRh there wns
pome Inquiry for hard winters Thete
were sales or 100.000 bushels of corn bete
nnd 1,146.000 bushels of cats, with all but
1(1.000 bushels of the latte'r for export. A
Chicago broker reported reselling, orders
for both wheat and oats at the seabonrd.
Thero was some reselling by ono set of
lirokeifl nt the .cabonrd to other export
concerns.
It now tinnsplrcs that the recent com
parative llrninoss In the wheat 111nrl.pt
os due to abnormal bujlng to till de
pleted reserves. Stocks are decreasing
11 ml Aigeiitlnc shipments nio disappoint
ing, wllh prospects for tho opening of
the Dardanelles still remote.
Latest Ami 1 lean stntlstlcn show this
eoimtrv to have an cxpoi table silt plus of
ro OOO.OOO bushels ot vvhent. This, with
Cnnniln's 2s,0On,(OO bushels of surplus,
would ellow Great Britain a weekly dis
tribution nf 100 Ono Itcaiilicmcnts show
thnt Unglnnd needs 10,000.000 bu-diels for
her people, nnd It Is likely that India and
Argentine wheat will make up tho short
age. Leading futures rsnged as follows
Yesfd a
When Open, High Low. Cloie close
Mav 1 II I 51 1 40 11 B2M, 1 11",
July . t is 1.21 I 17 ! 11)4 M ID')
re tomber . 1 OS 1 104 1.074 1 014 1 08,
Corn (new .lellvrrvl
,J ,1', ,1's !-' 71-Si
74'i 75 71 714 1744
ffil, 574 .'-04 ."'.
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Mil)
.1 IIV
Oats
Mnv .
Jiilj
I nrd
May .
Julv
Ulbs
Mo ..
Jub
fceptcmoer
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Mav
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334
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10.70
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10-2
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17 1)2
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10.41
1(170
17 71
18 17
1041 11057
10.07 10 71
Horn
10 72
10 02 10 12 'lOOl
una ti0 42 tm 11
Ill.fO 10 70 MOO)
17 41 tl77 17 '0
17 t7 18 07 17 02
July
11
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YOIIK, March 11 -IIUTTLHt-Market
weaker, receipts. 43S8 packages, extra. 2'ic.
dgher scoring. 30c .
Imitation creamery.
State dairy,
.'lM-KC.
27JT2Sc. ,
t.aas-Market Bteudy, receipts. 34,703 pack
ages extra firsts, ltic , flrsta 1S'4ih'jC
nearby whites. 23c mixed color, 2u$21c.
NEW YORK METAL MARKET
NI3W 'VOIvK March 11 -Prices on tho Metal
Hxchange vvcie unchanged todnv Lend. 3 OOTD
4c . tin. 0-ton lots 44 735f40.73c
CHARLES J. PRICE'S FUNERAL
Noted Litterateur Will Bo Buried To
morrow, Tlio funeral services for Charles J
Price, the oldest bookseller in America,
nnd one of the most conspicuous figures
In tho contemporary world of letters, will
be held tomorrow nfterpoon. at 2 o'clock,
at his residence, 316 South Broad street
lie died Tuesday, following a lingering
Illness.
Mr. Price, who was 81 years old, pos
sessed ono of tho finest collections of
rare editions and autographed works of
American and foreign authors In this
country Ills knowledge of llteiaturc,
botany nnd geology. gained from
voluminous readings, wns thorough nnd
cUenslve Three ears ago, ho disposed
of his largo collection at his store, Wal
nut street, near Uthi 111 health nnd deaf
ness havlpg forced him Into retirement
ITo waa born In West Chester, Pa , In
187.0, nnd for jears was a member of tho
Acndemy of Natural Sciences. lie Is
survived by two daughters
OBITUARIES
FRANK A. DONAKER
New Jersey Justice Who Was Terror
to Auto Speeders.
Trank A Donaker, for nine years Jus
tice of the peace at Elmwood. N. .1 , Is
dead Ho was well known on account
of his rigid enforcement of the speed
laws, and automoblllsts say that no man
In the State levied more fines. The
"judge" paid especial attention to auto
Ists who sped th-ough Elmwood on Sun
day, and as a lesult, riders learned to
tespect the Inws In that neighborhood
Donaker dropped dend of heart disease
In Camden shortly after leaving the ofllce
of Motor Vehicle Inspector A. C Kpaft
It Is estimated thnt more than 1000 auto
ists paid liberal fines In New Jersey ns
the lesult of Donaker's vigilance He Is
survived by a widow and three chlldien
CHARLES C. TEAL
of the National Manufacturing nnd Engi
neering Companj, aiea jesieruay ui 111a
home, 1010 Spruce street, following an Ill
ness of more thnn three months' duration
rr i.nvA, it widow nnd one daughter.
Mis Hannah W Walnwrlght. Ills body
will be taken to Hie nome or ins motiier
nt rort Miv V .1. where the funeral
services will bo held tomonow ,
Dr. John Cotton
Dr John Cotton, 86 jears old, a veteran
army surgeon, who during tho Rattle of
rt ..,,, aV,,,,., nflr,!nlstfred lnpdlcnl alii to
,i. ..nnndnH nnd the sick, died vesterdav
nt his home. 59 East Walnut lane, Ger-
mantown. tie never imiy retoveren irom
an attack of puralysls suffered a year
ntrn rvr,.mi- Pnftnn wns a crnduate from
the' medical department of the Western
neserve college uieveianu, u. live jiars
ago lie moved to this cltv from Meadville,
Pa., his native city, whete for many years
he held the largest medical practice. Doc
tor Cotton was a member of the Second
Presbyterian Church, of Geimantowp, and
Is survived b a, son, William C Cotton,
and his widow The body will be taken
to Meadville, To., for burial.
Richard E. Clay
Richard E. Clay, a member of tho I'n ton
League, and retired somo ears ago from
tho ilrm of E. C, Knight Co., sugar
refiners, died yesterday at his home, 237
South 17th street, fiom an attack of heart
dNease, He was 8 years old. Mr. Clay
entered the offices of the sugar retinitis
company when a boy, and ufter years of
faithful eervlce was made a partner In
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the business He leave U widow, who
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a'ollock, tlaughleriot former Qtetnqr
Poiloek. d a. son. P. Bdey rly t-ivS
tnnernl services: will be held .titnnlciy
Itinrnlng at the Old Bwetles Cmirch, Sran
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3Bzattf
Alinitll)Oi:-On Mareh 10, 161. Orilt
TIIL'UK, wile or Alfred Ashbrldge I?utieral
mrtlcea on Sunosy at 2 p m , nt her Mia
residence, ISOn lust llataard at Inlerrrrenl
North Cedar Hill Cemetery
IIAlltOCK. On March Id. HUB, JOHN 4,
RJItlXK Furwral and Interment prltale.
friends kindly omit flowers.
ULsr. On .March P 1013, MAllY MA
TILDA, widow of llev. Wesley v Best
Itolatlves and friends are Invited to stunt
tha funeral services, on Friday afternoon, at
S o clock precisely at her late rcsidencfe, 2.vj
P. 51st at. Interment private Kindly omit
floral offerings,
Ili;SlVAHICK.-On March D, 1013. JogBPH,
husband of Jane llesnarlck Funeral serv
ties on Irldar, at 2 p. 111. at ids lata resi
lience, 2215 North Woodstock st Intel tnenf
at I crnwood Cemtlerj
CANMIN. On March P. IW15, KL1ZA1HSTH
A., beloved wife of Michael 1. lannun Tji
relatives and friends ar. Invited to attend
the funeral nn Saturday morning, at ti.su
o'clock, from her late residence 1210 North
j ront at solemn itequiem Mass et Hi
Michael's Church, nt 10 o'clock. Interment
at New Cathedral Cemetery.
OATTl-On March 10. 1015, JOHN 3 . aan
of tho late Emll snd Margaret Unit or Ac
crlngton, Kngland, Funeral on Saturday,
at S JO a rn , from 3033 ttlchmonrl at
Solemn Hrqulem Mass at Nativity Church,
at 10 n in, Interment nt St. Dominic's
Cemetery, llolmesburc
Ct.,11. At Ills residence, 257 South 17lh
st. Wrdiicsdav mornlne. March 10 1"15
ItfCHAIlD F, CLAY, son of the late nev
Jehu Curtis Clay, 11, D . and Simmons Kdev
Cln In the '1st fnr of his agi; Funeral
servlres Saturday morning March 11 WW,
nt 11 o'rlock nt (ilorlo Del (Old Swedes')
Church, Swanson st, below Christian st
Interment at the Churchyard. Kindly omit
COTTON. On Manli 10, 1PI3, at Ids lat.
residence SO 1! Walnut lane. Grrmantown
Dr mil.V l" COTTON. Funeral tervlce
and Interment nt his former home, Meadville
tlltAHAll In Rt Lout. Mo. on March B,
CHUI8T1NK JJLAin, widow of Benjamin Si.
Orahnm
CltlBII. On March 10. 1DI5, .IKNNflU
Clfi Kit Funeral services on Siturday.
Maro'. 13. nt 2 30 p 111. precisely at her tat.
residence, MIS Catharine at Interment
private, nt Mount Morlah Cemeterj
UAItPINO On March 10, 1913, MAnY E.,
daughter of Taev a. nnd the late Johanattian
Harding. Itolatlves and friends are Invited to
attend tho funeral services on Friday, at 3
P tn , at her late residence, Still Lan, downs
nve Interment private.
HAIWOOD On March 0, 1IH8. CAnOLtNR
HAYWOOD, widow of tleorge Hayaood.
hiintral services on Saturday, at 2 p. m,
nt her tale residence 82 Laurel st Inter
ment Nrrth Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HOUni.I.. On March 0. 1B13, HMILY I.
wlro of the late John A Howell, aged 81
Jtars Itolatlves and friends are Invited to
attend the luncral services, nn Friday after
noon nt 2 30 o'clock, at her lat residence.
51 II Chancellor it Interment private at
Ni rth laurel mil Cemetery.
K VLIIACIt. On March 0, 1013, .MILDRED
VI. IvALBAClt, daughter of CJeorgo W nnd
Snrnh Kolbsch Funeral services oil Satur
day at 2 p m , at the ustdence of her
bmther-ln-1c.w I F, J.ukeiM north of Hill
side, IM Interment private, Hillside Cams
Krv.
r.OFPF.I.HAIHlT. On March 10 1013.
JOHN', husband of Helen L Loffelhardt,
b'unernl private, from his lato residence,
2112 Corlles st.
11ACKKI.. On March 10, 1015, MAHY A..
wlio of Henry Mnckol, Sr. Funenvl on .VI01I
daj nt S 10 a m, from the residence or her
husband, 1022 Uast Columbia ue. Solemn
itequiem Mas at the lininaculste Cuiuep
tlou Church at 10 a m. Interment Cnthe
dral CemeteiJ
MATIli:vV8 At Pittsburgh. Pa., on March
II. Illtr,, LMVIAUOTTA BAMIIO. wue 0(
Leonder Mathewn Itetativea and .frtenos
are invited to attend the funerul services oq
riday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at thn apart
incnta of Oliver II Hair, 1S20 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. Pa Interment at
laurel Hill Cemetery
MeKAIN. On March 10, 11)15. MARY
WOODS, wife of John McKaln Funeral 011
Saturdav , at fi 10 n in, from 113 South 2.'.1
st High Mass ot Tttqultin at St. Charles
Church at 10 a. m Interment Holy pio..
Cemelerv.
McIvi:EVi:it On March 10, 1015, JCNNIB
V McKEIIVUt. The funeial w 11 ', ai
tioitnt ed nt a later date, from her lue resi
dence 020 Moore st
3IOOKK. On March 9. 1913. LRWlH N.
MOOKI! husband of Cieanor Marshall loor
Ilelitlvea and friends of tho family, also Ori
ental Lodge No 325 1" and A. M.t Mea,.e
Post No 1 O A. It nnd membera of the
Union league, are Invited to attend the fu
nernl from hie Ute residence, J2th and Alns
lev uve Melrose Park. Pa, on Saturdav
March 11 at 2 p 111 Inteimont prlvato at
West Ltiurel Hill Cemeterv.
SIIII.MOAN On March 10, 1913, ANNIE
MUL1.IOAN Funeral on Monday, at 81m a
111 from 2121 Lombard at. Solemn High
Maas or ltrqulem at St Patrick's Church at
II) n m Interment IIol Crow "emttcry
HUHI'llY. On Jfarch JO. 1015, DANIHL.
son of William and Vlurv Muiphy and
grands' 11 of the late Dan el Hnnorah 31ur
Phv and the late vndrew and Caroline Wcln
itlch Funerul on Saturday, at 1M0 rr m,
rrom his parents' resldentc. 2,10 McCJellan
st ' Interment Holy Redeemer Cemetery.
O'CONN'OII. On .March 10, 1913, JOHN
husband of Nora O'Connor Funeral on
Saturday, at S 10 a m , from the resldenc
or tils son, Michael F. O Connor 817 North
r,i)tli at West Philadelphia Solemn lie
qulem Maas at Church ot Our Mother o
harrow a at 10 a m Interment at St. Dents
Cemetery
I'ltlCK. At his residence, 318 South Broad
st. on March a, 1U13. CH.vm.ES JAJliSS
PHICL'. Itelallves and frleni a ate Invited n
attend the fi nernl services Friday afternoon
at 2 0 clock at the apartments of Oliver H
Hair. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment urlvalu
nt North Laurel Hill Cemetery.
PILE At his residence, 1210 South Pattan
at . on March 10 11115 MARK VV. PYLK
formerly of Ulen Mill. Delavvaro Count)
Pa , in tne 71d year of his age. Due notice
of the fune.al will be given
(Jt'IOI.Kl. On March lu, 1015, CHARLES
U husband of Mary J Qulcley and aou n
the Into llarnev ana Mary A, QulgU
luncral from 21t North Mcrvlue et ru
Saturday March 11 Keivlcea at 2 p ni
neclrelv Inieiiuent at West Laurel Hill
Cnnieterv
ItFED On March 10, 1013, JOHN P., hus
band or the late Mary A Reed Funerxi
services on Saturda at 2 p m , nt hla lat.
residence, 18,13 North 12th ct. Interment a.
(onvcnlcnce of tho family.
ROSSON. On March 10, 1015, WILLIAM A..
husband of the lato Annte p. Rosdoii
1 uncrat services on Saturday, at 1 30 p. m
at the residence of hla a m-ln-law, Mr. John
H Bate, 4(18 Fleming St.. Manayunk. In
terment private
SlNIlKltS-NKHKKKK. At Rochester, N. Y.
on March 10. 1IH3. KMMA T. NUBEKEI:
wife of Daniel C Sanders and daughter of
Mary I! and tha late Dr Aqulla Nebeker
Funeral from residence of brother-in-law
Paul Fno, northeast corner 41st and Sprues
sts , Philadelphia, time of which wjj bs
SCILWlI, On .March 8, 1013, OEOItGL! tV ,
husband cf Amelia Hchual (nee lUllUma
and son of tht, late Charles and Caroline
Schual aged 30 years. Relatives and frlen
are Incited to attend the funeral servlcea, on
Friday afternoon nt 2 o'Uock. at hla lata
residence 1121 Cattowhllt st. Interment a
Fcrnwood Cemetery. Remains may be yl.wet
rhursonv evening from 7 "10 to I) o'cloclc.
SK.IU'ND. On March 0, 1013. PAUL
FFOENK husband of Annj V Slgmund
Funeral eervl ea, at his late residence, 2101
Falrmount uve , on Friday, at 1 p. 111 In
terment private
SMITH. On March 10. 1013, ANNUS C,
widow of John J Smith formerly 01 27."
Fast Cleartleld st . and daughter of the late
John and Whittled Knnc Funeral on Mon
,1a). nt 8 10 a m., from ,1022 North 10th ar
bolernu Requiem Mass at St. Stephen a
Chunh at 10 a m Interment New Cam
dral Cemeterv
bTll.L. On March 10, 1013, (IKOUUE L
husband of Maty E Stull and son ot tarah
L. and the late John D Mull Funeral aerv
lcra nn baturday. at 2 p ni . at hla Ut
residence, ,'28 south 23d st Interment si
Lafavette Cemeury
TEW- On March 10. 1913, at his lat. rest
dencc, 1010 Snru.e st , Phlladu CHARLES
(' husband of luu leal and father of Mi
Hannah It VValncwrlsht Funeral servbes
at Ills mother's realtUucc. Cape May N J
on Frlduy, Mareh 12 at 1 p. in. Interment
at Coldsprlne cemetery.
TIBDAI.K. On March 10, 1018, PRISCIUA
A , wife ot James A Thnlale and daughter
of Martin J and Margaret C Keller
Funeral un Moi.rtay, at 8 10 a m , from her
lata residence. 3810 Wallace at West Phlla
Celphla Solemn Requiem Mpsa at Br
Agatha'a Church, at 10 a m. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery
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