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IVEN-DAY WORKING
WEEK CONDEMNED
Sociologist Assnils Methodist
Stockholders in Concerns
That Ignore Sundoy
JNFAIR AND UNCHRISTIAN
Inconsistent in Profiting by What Thoy
Do Not Countenance in i'rt
vate Business
hlAnnisnunO, Nov. SI. Men who wouM
Dt fOfCfl In1" own ciiH"ucn iu tvuik scTen
nn n week becnuso of their standing ns
.n,nlilfr-. ilo not heiltnto to crnsti at
iroht.i earnad by corporation- which know
LL cimrfiiv- were -cverely condemned by
fartr "- Ward, prncllcnl nocloloarlst and
Member or, um lacuuy 01 dusiuh uiuvvrniiy.
((fore tho Slate convention of Methodist
aeri In -e'-ion nere,
Ward, who wns the prlnclp.il speaker t
Ihe morning: -esulon, -aid that the aeven-
Bar week ro r vorners may "o traced ui
Itctlj to tho -pinoles policy of thu men
rho coula control mo siiuauon u nicy
wnnA Insist that tho corporations In which
Ihe- ro flnanclally Interested cut "Sunday
ltdrk.
"These men." ho said, "a- stockholders
LaIi eagerly at Incomes which they derive
from tho great Industries that know no
Christianity no numaniiy, in pouring jorin
Ihelr maximum of products, and condone
practices therein wnicn iney woum not lor
I rrw,mnt tolerate In thc-o Inrluntrlca did
liiev themselves por-onally conduct them.
t "They tell me," continued Mr Ward,
Snhai there Is n movement on foot to
F attack tho Sunday laws In Pennsylvania.
1 1 .it neh nltnmrit In made let the church
It-nun of' the State stand aolldly together not
. only in ineir ueicnse, uui in uicui niniai
-it.. ii.m tfttL'i he atrenathencd. Protect
IS tho men and you protoct mo rmiiuam. iut
Hit ""- " " '. ,. . a ..
'an Iron-clad aunuay ia- on mo stnune
book and enforce It."
Thousands of men and women nro labor
: t-r seven ilayo n week, who have not
ttlme for solf-lmprovement. the speaker aald
1 lit conuemneu rounuiy mo nunaay excur
'Ion. but cautioned his audience against
ifalllns to cxumln-i themselves while cen
. lurlnc Industry
U3TII STREET TUBE,
PENNSYLVANIA PLAN
Continued from Tn- One
to Filbert Btrect and thence dipping under
the Broad street tube again and central
City Hall station directly Into the new cen-
!? tral station.
Tlio improvement, woum mean iirai a suv
tng In time. Hut especially Important would
h tho Improvement In tho operation of
t trains out of tho great now central Park
Sway station. At tho presont time, through
r trains must either be backed out of Ilroad
fBtreet Station or pulled out witn a seconti
engine Vndor tho Improvement, tho trains
I after reaching tho new fitatlon could run
'directly on, either looping; d.-ick ny wny or
. West PhllndclDhlx Station to tho present
jf-New York division trncks, or through to tho
South or west
Tho proposal to construct tho Broad street
ubway so as to permit tho Pennsylvania
Railroad to widen tho tube between City
Hall and Hldgo avenuo for Its trains was
tho result of conferences betweon Transit
Director Taylor and executlvo ofllcera of
tho Pennsylvania, It was shown that a
construction saving- would bo effected for
both parties, provided they could agree to
jbo the work togothor. As a result of the
conferences Director Taylor wrote tho fol
lowing to Mayor Blanltenburg In prcscnt-
tte ma I'Jii report:
Since the submission of tho transit
commissioner's report tho Pennsylva
nia nallroad Company has formu
lated tentntlvo plans for making n sub
way conectlon between tho New York
Division nnd Broad Street Station,
partially -via Broad street. The route
of this proposed subway lies In north
Broad street from nidgo nvenue to Fil
bert stiect.
It Is contemplated to uso this con
nection for through routing of trains.
It has been assumed that the city will
agrea to this plan to Improve the rail
road service, provided It does not In
terfere with the city's own plans ror
improvement In lacat transportation
facilities.
All designs for that part of tho
North Broad street subway below
Ridge avenuo nro therefore being made
to allow space for tho proposed subway
to bo built by tho Pennsylvania Hall
roid Company An Increase in the cost
..An.., a...... Inn nn.l n .,ql M.tn.h
SB: U; IUI1DII UI.IIUII UflU ut .., vivw
V rights and alt nddltlonal expenses in
cident thereto Bliouia be Dome ny ma
Pennsylvania Itallroad Company, and
tbp city would sharo In any saving In
construction cost resultant from the
building of the city's structure and tha
Pennsylvania nallroad'B structure at
the same time, it practicable.
City planners; who have given much
thntitrh fn tlin futiirA ilaVAlnnmant nf Phlln-
& ditphla when told of the protect of the
' Pennsylvania were nromnt to give It their
hearty Indorsement. It will mean a great
'- Stride In tniiixnnrtiittnn fa-llltles. thev de
clared. and will also make the station at
k Fifteenth and Market streets one of tho
''.moat important railroad Btatlons in the
united states.
Elkton Marriage Licenses
EtKTO.W Md.. Nov. 21. Philadelphia
furnished six of the nine couples -procuring
marriage licenses today; The Phlladelphtans
wars Harrison Bennett and Anna Flnley.
Fred J, Both and Mary II. Hunter. Kd
ward W. Schleicher and Vera M. Cassldy,
John Carr and Hannah P. Smith, Alfred
E. McCilnn and Anna L. AVorchter. and
Clarence D, Held and Margaret Hart. The
others were Cecil O, Oraham and Agnes
Newman, Wilmington; Frank Pennington
and Beulah Newlln, Brkndywlne Summit,
Pa., and Harry C, Porter, New Castle, Del.,
and Jane Dlckerson. Wilmington, Del,
TODAYS MARHIAGE LICENSES
ftnus E. O'Conntll, Itoaton, Man., and Edna
J. Ityan, SOS 8. 01 at at;
Cbarl U. Jiambo. 4H2 nipka av and Ett)l
P. llaur, atto Columbia av.
'en. II ll Ward. 17 1 IS France St., an4 Bad la
,. LaUhion. U2Q lllpka ava,
Vlncanto JIacurlo. 1211 Fcdaral at,, and Ar
Undina Carmaata, B15 Katar at.
Nlcholaa Va.fll. 1707 H. Tartar at., and Elian
, , M O'Dav, 8131 McCIallan at. , .
. lr j.l H. Hahn. ::3 a. rarer at., and Bona
fcKratoan. 8I Jarlcaon at. ...
WF. Solarl. 1818 8. Utb at,, and Annla
, Hallahaq. J J JO 8. SOth at,
"W.'.4 II- Cuneo. lttdsway, ra.. and Sara 11.
.Millar, Bt. Davld Pa,
William Wllfgnr. Jr., 315 Cprnell ava.. and
Alk KoUrtaon. MB. 43th at.
0?rn A W. Mcllanrr. 155 Warlln it., and
ulfabal A. Scott. 13 a. 234 at.
Michael J. ilouahan. 1348 H. Corllca at., and
Waryar.t Illay. lltt H. iifllh at. ,
John J c'onroy. 2S3 H, Dth at., and Marl A.
...Ooyla, 1819 ltea at.
EU,'K iummei; -.-338 N. Carllala at, and Slala
U. Bcnlekllna-, 8710 N S4 at,
.Euicna o. pautell. Tolado. O., nd Barira U
lUad, ll N. Wroad at-
Jama 8. Johnaon. arts K. Ihlsh av.. and
m.Ml Carbock. 2118 Monmovfth at,
VUltam q. McEwaa, Jr.. SJS&B. 2lat at., ana
, EIU II Carpantar, 448 W. Ilrlniburat at.
Jpaepn. JJ. CanBeld, Jr.,80T 8th v., and
, - EUxab.u n YoaF. 638 Yi. Jobpaoq at.
Carroll K UraUihaw. T03 W. Atltf bapr ava..
.wan Jarwt O Clark. 8320 N. Jlat at.
n; t Kana. pownlnalon. Pa., and Carolyn
toft;. M,r 1211 Waanar ava.
"''"am. P. Paul. 184 K. Allcabanr ava., and
iH?VK. PPrdtn. 83JS New Quaen at.
"?!L,Sm,ta- 1'& 8. IJonaall at., and Erldaat
, McCormack. J8SJ 8. Bsnaall at.
Jm;a A. Paraop. 2033 Orlanna at, and laa-
H-W A- Qallaaher. 3t33 Orlanna at. ,
Hyti U, Dlckal. 2840 N. 2th it-, and Florence
and Fannla
and Bcaala
I,ro. 818 H 4lat at
vf ,u"li.lilJ BlUwater at
t r ?" 114 B. lata St.
'R .Aaaaulatls. 101 Jacksoo at., and Maria
SJt, Y, ,F1,ZM.'.r.,fku Kddratona. Pa., and
t Bh.iKli Albn "i Tf. and Utoa H-
i.XP . Illclfittan. 1104 B MoyamMaUul
ta-rwcK.
f.T'i'-ti "t.-"aioui ai
- aua Jutla v Tooker. 1101 is oyu-
lT4 EHalaaa at. asd
KS, 9 Tt"tTUJf
ggjii. L giy-. fmiiii
r. , ,.
BALA AND CYNWYD COMMUTERS OBJECT TO THE LONG WAY AROUND
l";tttirM.$;!,iimi'..1 , ...j r.rr... ....r . ..'I
Hearing arc being held by Commissioner Alcorn, of tho Public Scryicc Commission, on tho complnints mnrto ry
residents of Unln nnd Cynwyd against the Pennsylvania Railroad's order thnt they muBt uso the overhead
bridges hereafter instead of crossing the tracks through the railing gates, indicated by the arrows. The com
muters want a mnn posted at each Bate,, but the railroad snys no.
"WALLINGFORD," O'NEIL
TERMS MUTUAL HEAD
Continued from roc On
Ings, Issue summons for Mr Wood and
others, and they will he compelled to '
testify under oath, and at that time a
full opportunity will be given to tell
what they know about tho departmont
and its employes. I assume full re
sponsibility for tho conduct of this
department since I was appointed, and
If Mr. Wood or any other person has
any charges to make against the de
partment or any of Its employes I will
nrrango a public hearing nnd give
them a full opportunity to be heard,
NO ANSWER BV WOOD
Mr. Wood was given art opportunity to
day to reply to Commissioner O'Nell's
charges. He was seen in tho Finance
Building, where are the offlces of the Con
solidated Investment Company.
"I have no'comment to make; print the
statement," he said.
Answering tho question as to whether ho
would reply tn It when Commissioner O'Nell
forced him to tho stand, as tho commis
sioner In Ills statement says Is his purpose,
Mr. Wood said :
"Certainly."
Ho would listen to no questions taking
up the details of tho statement, such as
one Inquiring whether he really was a "J.
Hufus Walllngford."
Commissioner O'Nell issued his state
ment today after reading an attack made
on his department by Mr. Wood yesterday.
Wood made his attack following tho
publication yesterday of a letter signed
by John C. Bell, then Attorney Central,
addressed to Charles Johneor. ex-Stnte
Insurance Commissioner. The letter was
In reply to one sent Bell by Johnson
in which the latter, as Insurance Commis
sioner, urBed the Attorney General to take
such action against tho Pension Mutual
Ltfo Insurance Company, of Pittsburgh, as
Insurance Commissioner O'Nell Is now tak
ing. Bell'B reply to Johnson advised the
Insurance Commissioner that instead or
granting his request to have a receiver ap
pointed for the liquidation of the business
of the Insurance company ho would recom
mend that the company be granted a cer
tificate of authority to transact business In
Pennsylvania,
Mr. Wood's announcement that ha was
preparing for battle followed the prepara
tion of a formal statement. In which ho do
clared that from beginning to end officials
of tho State Insurance IJepartment have
been familiar with all the plans of his com
pany, nnd, In fact, approved them fully.
"What sort of fight do you propose to
put up?" Mr. Wood was asked
"To the extent of answering their charges,
tho fight will be defensive; to tho extent
that their statements are Inaccurate and
that tiny are guilty of Incompetence or
worse. It will be an offensive fight."
Mr. Wood declared that his statement
was niado necessary by the fact that the
Insurance Department and others Interested
have been quoted an making statements
which are incorrect, misleading and false.
STATEMENT BY WOOD
In his statement lie said;
Just what cauued the sudden change
of attitude upon the part of the In
surance Departmont, I am not pre
pared to ay, I am forced to believe,
however, that from the commissioner's
subsequent acts and tho fact that mis
Information detrimental to various
companies In which I am Interested
Is constantly being furnished certain
newspapers by his department, that he
la deliberately antagonistic, and for
well detlned reasons which are now
being made tha subject of the fullest
Investigation,
Tho Investment company has In no
way violated the law. There Is noth
ing unbusinesslike or criminal In ex
changing the stock of the investment
company for the stock of these smalt
Insurance companies,
As to the Union Casualty Insurance
Company. It U today absolutely sol
vent, and has been since Its capital
stock reduction, was effected by the
present management early In August
of this year. It Js the first time In Its
history that H has been solvent, and
our department of Insurance knows
that fact.
BLAMES FORMER MANAGEMENT
The troubles of that company are
directly tractable to the former man
agement. The State Department of Insurance
ahould explain why It has ntvsr made
public Its knowledge of the mismanage
ment by the former officers of that com
pany, and Its knowledge of ths fact
that the Union Caaualty Insurance
Company was Insolvent under Its
former management.
I have In my possession, and at tha
proper time- will discuss, figures taktn
from the various insurance department
al examinations of that company, par
ticularly the one preceding- tha change
la ownership and managemeet, d
utuu lb prUJUd truttlfutaats et
JWENItffr LBD0iR-PHtLABi3fcPHlA-, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21,
fy the statements now being made by
the Insurance Department. -
.The affairs of the Pennlon Mutual
I.lfe Insurance Company are not In
tha condition I would llko to nee them.
but I have nothing to conceal con
cerning Its management, nnd the state
ment emnnatlng from tho Stato Insur
ance Department to the effect that
nearly (1,000,000 worth of bonds hao
disappeared mysteriously Is absolute
ly . fnlso nnd without tho slightest
Justification.
Personally. I have felt that Commis
sioner O'Nell, who Is something of a
political crusader, may have been
spurred Into action In this matter by
Influence of various cmployci In his
office, who deilre to so discredit this
company and Its management as to
detract nttentlon from their own record
of Incompetency In tho supervision and
exnmlnntlon of these companies, nnd
their desire to protect their former
rrlcnds who were managers' of theao
different Insolvent companies and who
wero directly responsible for their In
solvency. LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAII STOCKS
DM. Aakerf
Jim Ilutlr 88 1.00
MacNamam 08 .10
Midway 22 .24
Mlxpali Citrnalon 10 ,21
Montana 23 .:!
Nor Star 18 .IT
Tnnflmh l!lmnnt JrA AH
Tonopah KitMnalon A
TonoDah Mining ......0
jiaecuo l.um 27 .211
Weet End 75 .11
aOI.DFfF.I.D STOCKS
Atlanta 08 .in
lllua Hull 02 ,03
llooth , 10 .11
COD 03 .04
Comb Prao 03 .07
rHamomllteld II II 03 .08
Data 04 .0.1
K!ornc 23 .30
OalMM t'nnaolldated 31 .38
OoIdn.M Meriar 03 ,04
Jumbo Kttenalon 27 ,2
Kewanaa 10 ,11
ore 03 .04
Hand Km 04 ,na
Silver Pick 20 ,22
IIISCEI.I.ANBOUS
Nava.ll Hill 22 .24
Nev W'dor 2 411 2 4(1
Tecopa fllnlnr 14 ,1(1
NEW YORK DUTTER AND EGGS
NEW TOllIC Nov. 21. nUTTKn llacalpla.
4381 tuba. KIrm for all araoVa, with continuous
searrltr of fancy quallllra. Statu dairy, 40H U
41ot Imitation creamery, S44 t?S3c; no ehansa
In othar Eradee.
1W(1H Rrcelpta, BIAS rnaaa. Steady, with
fancy freah acarre. dlatrlbutlnr trade anowln
effect of hloh prlcfe. No ehansa en quotatlona.
BOOKS
The Black Arrow
By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
Illustrations In color by
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PRICE, $2.25
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1310 WALNUT ST.
Dance Music
You Can't Resist
There is a lilt and rhythm to
EDISON DIAMOND DISC
dance music that draga even the most confirmed "wall flowers"
to their feet and sends them whirling around the floor.
Edison owners don't ask their guests if they care to
dance they simply put on the latest fox-trot, one-step or
waltz. In a twinkling chairs are out of the way, rugs are rolled
up and the happy couples go gliding away to the full, rich
strains of band or orchestra.
Every delicate shade of tone and tempo is actually re
created, for the Edison ia the only phonograph, that puts the
soul of the artist jnto every note,
Mo Needles fa Change ' Unbreakable Records
Ludw ig Piano Company
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CIHl'AOO. Nov 21 HOOS Hccolnta. 41.000
hrrt. Markri atrnns 3c htshrr. Quotnttona
Mljil nnd butehtra. 10 01 On li J cooil hraty.
lu in CI l. roiiKli liray. II' U30l 30. Ilaht. Is 3.1
MD3.V Mp. II1.23U8 23. bulk, lll.H.1l0.S(l
CATTI.f: ItwrlPH. in. OOII hd Marfcat
alfadr (Juoliitlnnt !!tr M I'.tlW 1'J; cow
nnd bclt'ra. 43 11,100 RO. nlmkrm nn.l ffr.lrra.
t4.H3V7.0. TYlalla. I7.4IIUH.7U, calm. 18.7,1
Ot2.-.n
HIIKKI' Itrrelrta. llt.flno lipj.l. Martt.it lOn
htebr. Quntatlnnaf Nittlva uml western, 17.73
OS.7D. lambs, l.2.1tt 11 hO
HANK CLEARINGS
Ilnnk clearings today rompurcd ulth corra
apcindliii; day luat two eara
nun. 101.1. inn
Philadelphia. 40. 124,02.1 !3A,Mll.a32 t3B.ni2.K2S
lloatun ... 47.H14.742 34.NI7.lUil 2.1.0.1U.III4
Now York .017.031.237 520.nllil..177 211,0111,723
RATES FOR MONEY
Call Tlmn.
New York 2 W.1H 2 P4
!hll,dlphl 4. -Hi W.I
lloatnn N. W
Chlcaio 3Httl 4 04H
Commercial paper, threw to al month, l'hlla
dnlphU, 3Hla per rent.
Yarns Firm in Manchester
MANCIlKSTnit. Knglaml, Nov. 21
Ynrns are. firm. A fair business Is being
done In cloths.
, French Rentes UnchnnRcd
PAHIS. Nov. 21. Threo per cent rentes
were) 61 francs 10c today, unchanged.
Paris Ilourse Quiet
PATHS, Nov. 21. The liourse wns quiet
today.
Some Days
We9 re Long
on Roses
c h r y santhemums,
carnations, violets,
etc. If you are on our
Preferred List for a
regular delivery, once
or twice a week, you
get the benefit of tho
stock many times,
more than double tho
value. Wo do not
x carry our stock over.
LA FRANCE ROSES
Special, $2 Dozen
t5o Sign ofSo Jfase
221 South Broad Street
In th middU of th block
y
mm
x-
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
JVltKAT tteclpte. 2.3S- lrnah The,
rulad nrm under moderate ofTerlnsa and
matlret
ti
demand. Uuotallnna 4'jii lata. In exnnrl
atot No 2 red. apot. II S4Wl.dll No. :
southern red, JI.8Jei.sii aleamer No. 3 red
II (iilffl 3. No. 3 risl. tl.so 1.831 .rejected
A, It.lnttl.tll. relertnt It. il7jHnll3.
2
wl
uui,ii iienipm, sxo buan unerinsa were
iht and the. markat was quiet and without
mpottanl ehanse. , tluotatlonai Car lota for
oral tr,1 (n lM.il.n. 4II.I w.lrn Mrt. !1
yellow, itsoul'Jli do. steamer wllow, II is
Wl IDt do.. .No. 3 irllovr. 11 13 Of. id: .la, No.
4 1 el low, it 12Q1 f3.
oatf lleralpla, 7(1,332 tuiah. The market
ruled nrm and ie higher under Ilfht oftetlnaa
and a fair demand Quotation!: No. 'J white.
M1So0ii-,,r"tard whit. 63O03HC1 No, 3
nhfie, OjeiU.Hc. No., 4 while, OO'i OilHci
aamplo oata, aTV05Hc.
KI.Ol'11 Iteeelpla. SOU bhln. and 130,473 Iba
In aarka, Thri waa little Iradlnr, but prlcea
were flrmlr held, limitations per In Iba In
wood: Winter clear. 17.784fai do, atralfht. 1 23
U.'.JO. do. patent, tS3oOK.70. Kanaaa, clear,
mttnn aarka , I8.4tiva33, do. etrnlaht, cotton
aarka, tutn 33, do, pntent. rotlnn aarka. ft) 3d
,. Mprlna. drat clear. I8.IUWU1 do. patent,
iP,:3eD.7S, do. tarorlt branda, I1ARIU23
Clir mllla, choice and fancy patent. IIOWIOM.
do, rrtular trariea. winter, clear. 37.7308. I3i
do. do. atraliht. 18.3308 30, do, do. patent.
IS 3018 73
im: r"IX)t'U waa aulit hut ateadr under
amall auprllra. We quote 17.POtf8.60 per hbl.,
aa to quality.
PROVISIONS
The market rured firm, wllh a fair Jl
hint demand Kollowlnc ar tha quotatlona.
City lf, in acta, amoked and alr-ifrled, 81c.
yreatern beef In aata, amokol. 3(ci city beat,
knucklea and tendera, amoked and ntr.drle.1, 8Ae:
beef hitni. l2S(r30. pork, family. l30.3(UPii.
hann. n i. cure.!, looae. IOBM1U0: do. akjnned,
lopa. ao2iiHci do, do, amoked, 21W21aci
other ham, amoked. city rured, aa to brand and
avenue llU4c. ham, amoked. weatern curad.
20He, do, bulled bonelra. Ote: plcnlo ahnulder.
H. V cured, looae. 144 r. do, amoked. lAVici Pel
lie. In pickle nccordlns; to average. Ipoae
174 e hreakfaat tmcon. ai tn brand and aver
aa. .city cured. 2ic, brcakfaat bacon, weatern
Sured. 2Jc, lard, western, refined, tea, 184 c: do,
0. do. tuba. laUr. lard pur city, kettle ren
dered. In tea. 184c. lord, puro city, kettle
rendered. In tuba. 184 c.
RKFINEI) SUGARS
Tho market wna quiet, and Pennailvatila re.
ducrd Its beat late yesterday to a bonis of 7 43c
for ixtra nne granulated llerlnrra' Hat prices:
hitra nna granulated. 7.40O7,cnc: powdered
7 3317 70c. confecllonera' A. 7 33tf7.6U, aofl
irudoa. 7 3397 7uc
DAIRY PRODUCTS
lll'TTKH ruled nrm, with demand rqual to
the orferttla. Kollowlnc nr tup quotntlons.
Moslem nolld-park creamery, fancy specials,
43c, extra. 43C44r, estra llrats, 12c. ilrsls.
!IU;4tr seconds 38R384C: rrtiolale.1. eitra,
37c. do tints. 3Jr, do, aeronda. 33c. nsaruy
firata. fancy 4tlc. nerngo extra, 1 1 IT 4r,e .
llrats. I3o. seconds. .1 turtle spwlnl fancy
brands of prints Jobbing at 4lfftic. , .
KOUH Tho limited receipts of lino fresli
stock er kept well denned up nt top prices
Uuotatluna In free cases, nesrby extra. Mo
per doi . nearby firsts. 113 20 per standard
use. i) -orby current receipts. SI- 00 Per. case;
western rxtrn 48c tier doi , extra firsts, 113 20
tier case, firsts. $12 10 per cose; refrigerator
eggs extra 111 70 it lose, firata. 111.40 par
rase seconds Sill Ml per case, cnlldtcd egga
lobblna at S30H1C ler doa. . ,, , .
'III.IIMK tno market ruled firm under Ilaht
offerlnss and a fair demand. Quotations fol
low Now Turk, full cream, fancy. 2lic. apeclnla
higher, do. do, fair to good, 24U244C, do, part
skims, 134721c.
POULTRY
I.tvn Orfcrlnga of desirable atock wero mod.
eralo nnd nluca wero well mnlntalned with
trndn fair rollonlng nro tho quotntlona:
Kowla, its to quality. llllMSc. roosters. 13JTI4C.
spring chickens, nccordlna lo quality, lfllrlgc:
Whllo leghorns, according to quality, 134F17C
ducks, ns tn quullty. 111018c. turkeys, 2J24c,
ireess. 134717c, plKeons old, per pair. 28U30c
do, young, per pair. 20423C
llti:SHI:l There aa a good nutlet for
desirable atock and nluea were ilrm, with prlcea
nf turkeys and fowls higher. Quotations.
Kresh-kllled poultry, dry-parked turkeys, per
lb Policy nenrhy. Ulif.T.'c turks fancy,
western. 2BI?Si)r. do. fair tn good. 23W2C. do,
common. 18123C. Fowls. 12 to box. dry-picked,
fancy selected. 224c. do. welxhlna 44 "i lbs
nplece. 22c. do. 1I0 weUlillls; I 11 a, apiece.
2l4c do. welahlnir 34 lbs, anlece. 1IIW2IV. do.
weighing 3 lbs. apiece, i8lM7c. Fowls In
bbls., lea-packed, dry-rlcked, weighing 44 4T3
lbs nnd oer nplece. 214c. 110, weighing 4 iba.
r nplece. 214c. 110, weighing 4 iba,
?: smnller sixes. 17lPc, ol.l roost
ed HlUr. rntfstlni; chickens, west.
apiece siittc
rs drv.nlrlif
ern. welshing 8 lbs nnd over por pair, -3o: do.
do. weighing .7 lbs per pair, 23c, broiling chick
ens, western, weighing !UH lbs. per nslr. 24 U
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chickens, weighing 8$rll lbs. per. pair.
21c. do mixed sites. 214722c: broilers, Jersey,
fsney. SOOt.'r: do other nearby, weighing 14
2 lbs apiece, 28030c, do. neurby, smaller alxea,
2AVS7r, ilucvs nearby, spring. 2224c, do,
western. 20022c tlauahs. tier ilos Whit,
weighing II to 12 lbs l'- dm . 43.7ntrll. white,
weighing U to 10 lbs per dot.. 14 83?8.r,0:
white, welshing- lbs. per dot. l4f4S3. white,
wrlghlnz 7 lbs. rr dot., I3.B0O3.73. white.
Very Extraordinary Fur Sale
Owmmm uins &
Chestnut and 12th Sts.
Commen ring Tomorrow Tuesday
Women's Fur Coats and Furs
Greatest Values Ever Offered By This House
Dependable qualities and superior workmanship are characteristic
of this extraordinary sale; fashioned in smart and exclusive
models of perfectly matched pelts.
Hudson Seal
Coats
Superior Hudson sea!
(Dyed Muskrat) 42-ln.
full modcl.with pockets.
87.50
Bord ered Hudson
Seal Coats
New box model, 42 in
ches long, very full, with
skunkcollarand border.
125.
Bordered Hudson
Seal Coats
Selected skins, collar,
cuffs and border of
taupe wolf or skunk.
150.00
Bordered Hudson
Seal Coats
Smart model, 45 Inches
long with collar and
border of natural skunk
. 175.00
Fur Scarfs and Stoles
,. i ..
Poiret Fox 28.00 38,00
Kamchatka Fox 20.00 25.00
Mole Skin Stoles 45,00 58.00
Hudson Seal Stolea . . .38.00 55,00
1916
wetthlng 844 lb. rr dot,, 2.73O:.0 dark.
I2.30tr2.t0i email nnd No. 3. eoeOll.33,
FRESH FRUITS
Tho general market ruled ateady lnAtr mod
eral offering and a fair demand. "Juotatlons:
Apples, per bW. Jonathan, 14 R0O3, (Irlmes
(lofden. 14 BOCVSi York Imperial, . 18 A4i lien
davis. I2.BOU3: iiaidwin, wo. 1, la.outrs:
una raded, $2.Mf 8.2S. Oreenlnt , No 1, 1.4.800
a, iv.snois.zo. tireening, no 1,
unsrsde-f 13 n3.A0i Klncs
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ungraoeo yi buvo.nu: nisymsn, no.
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tier bbl . fair
UW, HHII.Uni, .uv.u wi I, III,
i do, upgraded. J2.3lKf3.80i sappl,
lr to good. i,r,oil.30, do, Norl
ungradeo, x.ooira ou: vninessp.
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les,
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western, per box. ll.BQBS BO. Qulncss, Now
York, rr bush. TSrtTll.ia. lemons, per , bog,
14 S Urangrs Morldn, Mr crate llrleht.
i4S Urangrs Morldn, Mr. crate llrleht,
2R0tf3i do russet. 9JMS.T5 .llraprfnilt.
lorlda. per crate. fl.ROlrS.BO Cranberries,
ape vou, per .tint loxyoout no, no rrr rrj
70S 40j do, Jersey, dark, per oral. I202.4
o. do, light, per crate, 11.6002 1'ears. tit
ork per brah, hamper Peckel. IS.BOItSi d
heldon. ll.r,OB2i do. Krlfera. per bbl.. 13
130(1301 do, do per rrata,
1302 40j do, Jersey, dark, per oral, ,202.40s
do, do, light, per crate, 11.6002 .1'ears. Nw
TOfK per orsn. namper cthpi. VV?r '.A
a orrr, rsw inr.. t-i v. ..'"r ....-
cord, lariSc: do, Niagara. IStJIlM do. por
20.h. basket. Concord, OOffOSo: do, Niagara.
(10 (85c
VEGETAm.ES
Offerings of desirable stoekwere moderata and
values wer wsll malntalns.1, with trade fair.
Quotations- White .potatoes per bush, Perm,
aylvahla. choice. 11.3301 73 do. New York.
choice, jl. 8301.(501 do. Jersey, per basket, 8o
4M1 flwest rotators. Rstlern Shore, per bbl..
No. I. 15.7303: do. No. 2. II 802 do t)l.
wara and Maryland, per. hamper, 110123s do,
Jersey, per basket. No 1. BftftlHWs do, do, Nf,
2 4(Iftiloo. Onions per loii-lb.. baa. No 1,
13 73041 do, No. 2. J5la.B3. fakbar. Dan.
Ish per ton. 180088: do. domestic. Pr ton. 143
ttlfi.. lettuce. Virginia, per basket. nOcC
11.23s do. North Carolina. Psr.baakel. lOcOlf.
Iteana. riorlda. per basket. II 302 73. Egg
plant. Florida, per lpx. IB.SS03, llefPfra.
Florida, per Imx. 12.23 2 78. ..Squash. Florida,
per hot, 11 7302.23. l'eaa. Florida, per bag
ket. 3 6003.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YOIIK. Nov. 21. On n very mod
erate volume of business In Iho arly ileal
Infra today Gernmn exclianso showctl heavi
ness, antl thcro was a furtlicr light reaction
In rubles. On the other hand Hwlss nnd
Italian exchnnco nhowed Imprnvom'int.
Quotntlona follow: Demnnd sterling;
175 11-16, onhlen 4.76 7-10 ; frnnc cablea
(.83 W, checks S.81',4: rclchanmrk cables
68, checka 6S 16-10; lire cables 6.69, cheeks
6 6084; flwlst cablea B.16, checks 6.17;
Vienna kronen rallies 11.86, chocks 11.84;
kroner cablcn 28.35. checks 28.25 ; pcaetnn
rubles 20 63, checks 20 43 ; Ktillder cables
40 16-16 less 1-16, checks 4 OH less 1-16;
ruble cables 30.26. checks 30.20.
Lome sterling wns quoted nominally un
changed nt 1.7 Mi for sixty-dny bills ant)
I.CDj for nlnty-tlny bills.
Itolchsmarks nnd Vienna kronen nt cur
rent quotations am only fractionally nbovo
tho oxtremo low record.
B Orspes, New York, psr 4 lb. basket con
, Xl.riuwt no, Kellers, per ui v
nwrroaiiT;awMi.rii w,'iw sumirMiimai'i jprfjriMHir.aai
Sets of Table Glass
Rock Crystal Gut Glass
Gold ana Etched Glass
Sold in sets
or such quantities ns may bo desired
vv right, lyndale G? van Roden, Inc.
Solo Agents for Minton'a English Bona China Dinnorwaro
1212 Chestnut Street
ftkllrtlCTllliiEgg
if fti8&8v$3?Bm' m
' Smart Fur Muffs
--- '' I ns n.. i a-Jia i- P- t
Poiret Fox 35.00 45.00
Kamchatka Fox 35.00 45.00
Mole Skin .,,..,,25,00 29.75
Hudson Seal.
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SELLING WEAKENS
COTTON AFTER RISE
Buying Good nt Start nnd Mai;
kct Is Excited Ginning Re
port n Stand-off
NOW Tome. Nov. at. Another excllea
market ruled nt Ihe opening on the Cotton
Kxchnmto this morning, December Martini
II points hlfther, January up 4 point and
other months unchanged to 2 points hlfther.
IUialncss waa active,1 with room traders,
southern Interests nnd uptown .operators
the principal buyers.
Liverpool nlso took moderata Amounts.
However, tho selling: pressure waa lareSr'
New Orleans lending-, with commission
houses nnd Wall streat Interests following.
The sinning report, showing 9,615,000 bales,
was considered n stand-off.
After the call New Orleans became more.
Ihalstont with Its supply, and selling orders
from other sources came In In large volume,
dropping' prices 20 to II points under the
Initial lorels.
Liverpool cables were favorable, but -were
Ignored In the local market,
After n break to 20.56a for January con
tracts, or about 67 points from the opening
price and 49 points from last night's close,
tho market became less active. Mora ur
gent selling seemed to have been absorbed
on the dccllnn during the forenoon, nnd
there was enough support from bulllnh
sources or covering to cause rallies; of 20
or 23 points from the lowest during the
early nfternoon.
There" was no particular change In tne
news reaching hero from the South, Bonis
hedgo selling wns reported during the early
trndlng, but southern offerings were not
much In ovldence on tho rally around mid
day. Tea'day's 11:00 130 3:00
close, Open. A.M. M. KM.
December . ..Sn.ps ai.no 20.7U 20.03 30.71
January 21. or, 21.13 -.'o.vn a 0.03 40.84
March 31.33 l,:S 21,03 31.13 21,03
Jul, 21.33 21.33 , ,
October IB. 'JO 111,10 lD.QO 10.03 ltl.OO
cpui mO.UII ..... ..it.
Liverpool Cotton
UVnil'roOL, Nov. 21. Spot cotton to
day wns In moderate demand and G points
lower, on tho basis of 12:63 for American
middling. The sates aggregated 7000 bales,
Including 6000 hales American, Imports, '
72.000 bnles, Including 71,000 bales Amer
ican. Tho tnnrkot for futures closed weak
antl Irregular at n. net decline of t! to 15
points.
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Natural Muskrat
Coats
Ripple model, 48 inches,,
long, with large Hudson
seal collar and cuffs.
95.00
Persian Lamb
Coats
Full ripple model with
natural skunk collar,
cuffs and border.
185.00 -
Genuine Mink
Coats
Eastern mink, 40 in
ches long, border and
cuffstrimmed with tails.
350.00
Genuine Mole
aa.. .mi.,. - . - .aania.
Coats
Selected pelts, 48-inch
model; taupe wolf
collar, cuffs and border,
350.00
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