. I OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICES 9 H !) ; (J ." w Y, .MOCK CO. MAKKKM It-1' rr -l' , - ' pr ..v. INVCtTMKNT MCWIITItt ? ' "(? -r el,UBrBjala4arajr ! t.t.t . . MUNICIPAL. V.' RAILROAD r AND - PUBLIC SKflVICE ; CORPORATION BONDS " J CHESTNUT STREET Sf ' riiiLiiKi.rinv STOCKS SELL AT DECLINES ' ON THE NEW YORK EXCHANGE i New York Stock Sale7 New York Bond Sales Sales in.Philadelphla 1 Alaska Colli Mines . Alaska Juneau ...... Ijitt close, 1). Vi tllsll Nothing" Is Found to Explain Lower Range of " aTSSt'. :::'.', w. " "" 1 Am Pan . no' 1 - - !, Bonds Short Term Note A carefully selected litf of securities, low in price, attractive in yield: recommended to your consideration for first of the 'year investment. Send for, the January List TO 151 TheNationalGty Company 1421 Chestnut St, Philadelphia 1K V.rlr thl,-9-. ' Bolton San Pranciieo rmaburch tsna. Shtrt Ttrm A'stcl ActepUmcts Prices or Pressure Waiting Attitude Assumed Peace Incidents Watched N'UW YOIlK. Jnn. 11. A few large selling orders In the liunds oftwu brokers wu sufficient to cause declines of 1 point or moie In the leading fitcel stocks "this morn ing, ond, after those declines wcrei established, the trading element on tho floor had little trouble In offering other Issues down, causing similar de clines all around the room. There was nothing In the way of news. developments to explain tho loner range of prices or the pressure which had appeared against the mar ket, und It was assumed that another waiting condition had been created and that a renewal of tho uppward moement would not occur until home new Incentive for bullish operations came from Washington or l'uropc. The Street Is Just now paying moro attention to nil Incidents In the line of peace talk than anything ilse, but Is at loss as to how to construe tho Influence) of President Wilson's message nn the situation and tho Indirect rejoinders that como from Ilcilln A dampening Inlluenco was also excrtid by the announcement of tho Collector of Internal Itcenue lure that the Supreme Court decision will be Ignored In the matter of levying Income tut on stock dividends. I'liltcd States Steel, which closed yesterday at OS'S,, sold down during the first hour to 93, and Ucthlchim "" dropped from 78 to "G'i. Some of the railroad Issues also declined about 1 point and low-priced special ties, which had been strong, showed a receding tendencj. The same condition prevailed In the copper group, although Anaconda reflected a fairly good demand all through the morning. United Cigar Stores was exceptionally strong,adanclng 2 points to 95, and thiro was a show of sticngth for u time In Tobacco Products 74i '7'.' liU 7,5 as't Am rar&ldy .ro'f AmCar&Kdypf.. ,10) Am International,,,, 6(1). Am Cotton Oil 27! AmUnm-d 20H '-")' I Am Unwed pf .. ,. 7Uj .. Am Locomotive .,... fill!, .. Am fta. ting lt rt . C5W . Am Smelt A Hi f ... . 7o( ,7J!i . AinSftiot&lUfpf.,.104U 1 Am Sumatra Tob.. . (141, (U. Am htcl Koundrlc . 01 K ... Am Suiwr Keflnlng .,101 ... AmTil&Te 100 103 Am Tobacco 104,'j 102 Am 7lnc L & S H'j .. Anaconda Copper ... 02! 02', Mch 1 op . S 1' . . 8j) 81 Atlantic Oulf 4. 1 .101', 101 llaldHln IjOco 00 Ml' Haldttlnlx-opf 117 ... llaltlniorn&Ohlo.... r'2ii KU ' Ilclhlcl-cm Mcel. . , 7J 7S Beth' Class lite . 7S 77 netlfSpftubrfp . . 0S' "Vi" nrooklnKT . . 42h .. Butto & Superior 2J 10! Cat IVtrolium . V.lt 1JJJ -ai rriroieum pi . ,"S . Canidlin I'arltic . 1 IS'i Ccntri' Ix-ither . 03'i Ceiro lie I'aseo ."lO'X Chesapeake A Ohio . f,."j Chi (!l Western if 2 J Chi Mil &M Paul . I3' Chi Mil A. St Ppt . 7' Chl&Xorthest . inli Chi It I A. I'ac t c 20, citKvi'opcpftc r,n C It I . p 7 P c pf t e (,') J.OTV 7W anx oi 'son 7, V,4(; 12 05 I P m. :)7 i oo lllah ItD'ift Anifr Ar ileli .'. HI., 7ii Anlo trench .Is .. "' liliioo Am Torflun Hoc f. I'll -'ooo Am Hrni-lt ft llf I ."' sl Usui Amrr Tel clt Ut. KJ4 SUIHI flo ft ,. ...... PI L'imki Armour Co 4Hii.. S4H Sikxi Halt ft Ohio 4i... TH tMMtll l'h t, fl p.' JU. ltd rillllll ilo 4A 2U3, (' I 105 m'.i CAM Si lO-i 1011 V,.' s Wt 1(10 5') fij 70' i US'. I'I'S II'.- ViHio do cunv r.n .... 77 nftfld r-kl (1 Han, -la... r II lllllll I hi II 1 joint 4n HS4 I'lMlll Chi II A () III 4.. Hi itiHin t! Mam i rr,i 4Hn i7 i , milHl ln t 4 'in 7.1 ,. .iih)i chi it i & p rM 4 in . xl i Usiioo Col ft Koulh IV4 lll'Vi -JUKI City of I'll flu 111 . M miiMi Krln conv 4 rr m n , 21100(1 Trnch llrpuli rn Uil'i L'ihki Inl-rh Mrl Hi.. ."i"iVi Hum) Intrl II T ref .", 1N lniio Khii Clt fi r.. 71. tni'ii I.nrk Hr-1 ;.a Iii-'l in1 ssniK) ihf riy llonil i'i 4 noon do 4n . 3MMK) do lt 4 -'null Ionii lis nimil Mnrm lll'-i, IK IIKHI Mo I'ac Km I" 4(1011 .S Y C S. H .IMi KKiDO rto (Is Jinn) Oo -la anon Nor I'ac 4" 20(111 IVnna itpn (t 4't lllllll Sim lair our 7 1(1000 houlh l'ai Hi 4 lnon id, pvl in liltm Houlh Ily Is IS ill ! SI, ". Wl't III) ais ui. Mt4 7N ll'l T!l. 77. i') 'fj2 77W 70U I't't i.i'i ns; ns; i is1. (5i 05 Lily 05 lllllll Trrm Aio.ii HI I, tt HI Miiiii tT K HuM r Si 71 .ISIHIll II H Klnll ! "'" l 14IIOO UKIIHM "'-li li'lx !'' 13 lllllll do "Vis IIUIl I"! , 400(1 ., .".',! HUH tic lisji 2(1(1(11) do .', IIU1 UT Iw 1S-4 H"' H7H s."i 111 S44 7S mi 7 77 m IM si 117 T HI ll'l 41 mi sft iis.in os so ph.ii M III IHI 60 IMI OO vs iii us lis Ml io Nil . Ml 74 IH4 " mli tu1. NX 7HVi S7 nl Vi'' in' 711 S4 1111, lll 17". UJS lill S4 117 71 M 4-i ft'1 ii"! r.nS 74 lll'i 711 SI HI1. ssM, 7H S71. Il." . . '"h 411 nice Sliir 411 134 I'enn iFlt 4U 10 Phlla r.lec jt. 1SU O I .. 71H I44SU S Steel 04 IIIIMI1 tOOO Lib Honils 3W.. OS. SO I7A0 do 4s. . 11(1. BO 300 do 1st 4S 07.00 nooo Iteadlng- kcii 4s S3i), 12 01 N't I,owr I'M. ihc 41) 40 . 48(4 40H H S8H 5814 .. 7IV4 7114 ..' 04 04 Hi I is n-, Nt law P.M. chi. 0S.40 OS BO .. 00 80 OB SO .ilfl 07.30 07.60 .10 TTMTT.QTTAT.T.V SMALL STOCK TURNOVER OCCURS ON PHILADELPHIA 'CHANGE Rapid Transit Certificates Appear Late, but Advance! nn Dividend Frosnects cstoraRe jaauery anu d Steel Common Decline 8 IW 811,' BJ .' 77', in. mill mi lis". Ill 77 till ll'lJ lid in New York Curb W, 78'. 78i Chile Copper t'hl no Copper Coorado hurt X.I COTTON IS FIRM, CORN IMPROVES WITH PRICES HIGHER WHEN SHORTS COVER liSenuicaV, t orn Prod ltef I'nfn lrtfl Ttrxtt IJICK 01 liOniirmaUOIl 01 lUS- t ruclble Steel 2(l' 50 Ifl'l 42 J. no .13', & LIBERTY BOND PROTECTION mm t You own a Liberty Bond and arc taking chances if you keep it in your house or of fice. If de stroyed by fire or stolen, you cannot recover. Bring your bond to us. You' are welcome to use our Fire and Burelar Proof Vaults free of charge. fiddle City Bank IIS Wahut Ridge Are. and 12th Trade Buying the Chief Sup-' port of Market in Absence of Outside Speculation COTTON 11KI.T HKATIIKK (O.NIIITIONh ' .NKW OKK. Jan. 11. Thfi follow lot tenipfrHtiirm urre recorded In tbe rolton I belt Hil morning! hurt Smith. St Okla- I liotnn t Ity, l(1 Hun Antonio nnd l.lllte Knelt, 1st Mirrieimrt snd llemphln, !0 t Abilene, toriitlH I iirl.tl anil nun r. Ion. r:t Del Klo, -'71 Kmiltllle, 8 .Kulfllh, Ulj trknburK, Meridjsn, ( hattaiiooan nnd NuKliillte, 34 1 Ullinlnaton. .101 Miu-on and Auaiiwtu. 18i Sew Orleans and Hit ttinnuh, 4(t lllrmlnklmnl nnd TltomnMllle, I 4t Jarknonillle nnd Montgomery, 80 Tatnua, AS, und 1'en.arolti, OS. Tliere .OS Inch or nreelnltntlon nl 1 MemohU. .IB at IrkublirK. .80 Bt l.lltle I Hoek nnd Hhreieiwrt. .8S ut "Nhllle nnd ,00 ut New OrlraiiN NIIW YOIlK, Jnn. IV With the ixceptlon of Jitnuur), which opened 1 point loucr, the cotton miiket I had a ery llrm oicnlnir, with prices from JG to 34 points higher. Tho principal feature was trade buy ing of contracts, which was supplied with I silling- ordirs from Wall strt nnd tho South. LUcrpool was also o moderate buyer at the start. On eMry decline for some weeus int. terday's Peace Rumors Cause cSSSSsSSpf Early Advances I.RUN IIKI.T rMTIIKK lXIKM'ASl ItH'AdO, .Ian. 1 1. IilinoN Know und rolurr lonluut, igld whip in rnt and rrn tnut iltiniuv iwrtly doudy nnd ron tlnunl 4-oId. WintMiun Jen4rill fulr In went nnd rrntrut. prulmlly kimiw In trrtn ti-t tuniKiitt ."teitunliir feitefrtlly fuir, iM4onnv-"mow und roitifr tonlithtt mnrli rtildrr In rxtrrm ruhti huturditv tiirti i itMidv nnd i-vntlnitrd told. MliinpMttu 1'nrtlr rtoudy nnd loiitlnti-Mi rold toniKiiti isuturtltiy ft-ur. rnntlnufO rld. Iiuh (irhrntil-r fulr IvnUiit. exrept probubty know in rxtrrmr rnl Sttturttii) intbultly fitir rontiniM! told. North lakotii-4n-rriilL frttr nnd ron (Innrd old tonight und nrotMtblr Ho t Ur du r. Houth pBkotrt (i-rTicrnllr fulr nnd ran 1 1 nurd raid tonliht mid ruturdur, Nrhru-.Ua (lpivernll ruir tonliht nnd MitKriJrt), rxrept prolmMy Hcht nnovr In KunHUN enrrulty fnlr tonlsht nnd probuhh Snlurdtt), oly rUlnr temnrru tnrtt Nnturduv. . . , . . Mrntunu I nnfttlfd, tlth unow and not m rold Nuturduy. Ujoinlnr Ijjn-Mtle-d tonlsht nnd Satur dft. prolmMy lnon. CHICAGO, Jan The lack of continuation if the 11. trade linH been the heaIet iiUier lor i ritmnru whloh sent the crnlli tnarkctH hedging liunwata nnd the chief support ,i0wn csterday nftrnoon, auHed u reers nciion at. ine oiienuiK lonuy of the mail st In the abtence of outside i speculation I Offrrlwrs lncrcused materially nfter the start. Including much liquidation. land prices r.-io way sharply, showlnc only about f or 6 points net advance j at the end of the IlrBt twenty minutes I The receipts at the ixirt for the day are estimated at 26,000 bales, compared with 3U.498 bates a week n(-o, 27.108 bales a ear ago and 43.86B bales two nru nirn. v " " - I JitnuAD March . May July . . tlrtolier . Spot with shorts Inclined to coer. Den A. Itlo O pf Dome Mines UUtll rrs b curltlcs Krle Krlo 1st nf. .. . (ia.ton i m & V. . (iencra Klectrlc (eneral Motorii .. . Cioodrlon It K Co . (,t Northern pf (t Norcfororu p. tirecne-Can Cop . ' Insplntlon Cop . Interboro Consol Inteiboro Con t f Inhr HarvN J IntirMerMat . Inter Mer Mar pf . i Inler Paper llnter.Mckel , Kan City South Kan Citj South pf Kellj hprlns Tire Ki nnecott Copper I .art. Steel Lehleh Vallil. ' Mejlran Petrol Miami Copper Mldvae Steel Mo I'ac.flc tr rfi N atlonal Con ,1 C Nat Knam AS .. Nat.ona Lead . NcwrlaCon Cop Hi 'J' .jli ;ji; sr .)' . ui . .Jl4 . .w, . so . 'i . u . .!(. . 15'i . 'JC'i ... ir, ml, AlCiH US 'si b(l I) HI, 10'j 41'.' . KI Tiu'i 47" i , S . 4V IIS . 2tj . S7. lis; a)' 17 1S4 IS'i . S2 )- J) SO I,') in., .III 3I' ':ii'' 'si "65 :iVii 15 i 111 US M "!:n. 43X Sain Aetnn rertlnonles ( hevrolct I'omleti 4 ( o . Curlier Irf-hlitll Vi,ll Coil MHRnia t'opinr KuKNtHn .'is IllUBliUi HIAR Senecs t'onlwr Hulitmrine lioiii tlnlte.l Midiim I'nlted ini J.nunsmn Wrlsht-Miirlln do rcf, rrnt .'0 SI) fill Id'. 421 .1!!. ' Ht Jorrili I., ml 31 'si so it 3jW 134 III. I 7 111 l,S .17 It r, I.1, it vk 7'i I -III 1" ".il in lr.'l 14 .17 V? 7v; Reserve Uanks' Discount Kates OfflelHl rales of illnenunt for 'ft'"' '' twelve reilerilj illtricte or. 2-H.i S7H St). in 4-' L0 fen. Hoittnn , .New .irk 1 IhllmlelthlH f'leielnnd . ltlrhmonl .. Atliintn . t httnirii . . St Louis MlnneapollH KiinhHH Clt) ImPhs San Tdticlncn 11 or lei I'i 1 I I . I . I 4 . 4 I (ler 1 U to III 4 4'J 4 I 4'1 I I'i 4 4 I's 4 4 nn follow -Ilie- Over 'III up to III 4W IV, IVa tM, 4-i 4V, lj 4 'j 4Vi I-..! (Ivor ii up to IHI IS, 4Vi m b 4W MONEY-LENDING RATES l'llir.W-l.l.rill Call, per cent: time. n. It C per cent. Commercial Tent It 1130 12 cloiin Opin b m n m m :tj no ti mi ... -' "4 a.' ii II 40 .11. is .11 4ll .it mi si ut at n7 .ii .is ti (ki ii i'i n js .in 7 31 us an st no no 'M un i'li nn .ti mi . . ... J3 ii Suggestions How to Invest Send for Circular L 143 ih A. B. LEACH & cn. 115 South 4th. St ANSITAf. Kr.WTTIONB -VMON NATIO-VAL IINK rhlladslphla. Pa. , Jinuarv tnih lolo At the AnnuAl Titeetltiff .r tt.1 un.i.. holdere, held on. tho 8th In.Unt, tho follow. n were etectea Director, to serve for the u ,c. I V . .1.1. Corn was quiet. January opetua .; " "" . ' ' "ic hlRher at 1..'7. and Mn also, G y i .., t, was up 'c, at tho outset, at H.r.H. xo;f5.Iwc$t' but after sellltiK at 1.2CU dccllmd to jj tm Paclf Ic I II..MT4. The receipts hero today were Sh,""",,0, GjS I 159 cars. 'Ohio Pud . I Tho tone at Liverpool was Arm Ship- .nnSy , ana n n inenis trout jrKeiunia lur iiiv nn-n were 49i,000 bushels, against 3.340,000 buihcli last ear. "lrie visible supply there Is .',800,000 bushels, compared with 4,000,000 bushels last year. Oats also were firmer In the e.trlj, tradintr with weather conditions not favorable for n freo movement, March opened at 7CTic to 76rc, nealnst 71c at the end ssterday. 'Ine rccvipts hire I tod.ty were sevcnt-ono cars Tho tone at Liverpool was dull, but I firm. There were no shipments from Argentina for the weclt. The receipts of wheat ut Minneapolis illti yean . H. uarcenter natlus J. Dohan aron Qana H ( rtnnerman mee T. Potta sry P. Mitchell . . 8, Marvin . aicuuiioeii John C Martin I.ola N. 8plelberser Win. MeAdon. Jr. Henry II Ilarton, Jr. Nathan T. Folwell Hainuel K Iindla w m. I). Olbermann vrininun jenKt Cotton Buyers and Sellers NKW YOIlK, Jan. 11. Jnnuarj .ir.. eni.iii vum.in llenlz nnd Secal .(UIILCl UVIIHll ..i........... .- - . t.i.i iihuanUri. tin.l slmnz nffereil. I win, .wpvu.... r ... --. .nn icicilim ui WIICUI lit tlllllitriijiuun March R Hubbard. Wenman. hclilll, i nnii nuiut, today were J19 cars, ncalnst Mitchell. Kmlth. Hagedorn and t atdoza i97 carB )agt ear; nt winnlpeR 190 cars. ,bld; Schleftcr, Mci:nan. ltosenberir, compared with 337 enrs; at Chicago 3 Freeman. Newman. Wilson. Oirford, cars, against 4S cars. Waters. Munds and Wolffe offered. , Tle tone nt Ltrpocl was llrm, with I May Mitchell. Mirtin. Hngedorn, a continued good demand, hh pments Downs, hellar nnd Schley bid. Burnett. from ArBentina tor the week were 259,. . Mel'nany, Freeman, New man and fecgal u00 bun.S aBait t.m.ooo bui-hels offered nst year. The visible supply there Is Julv Hussell, IlenU. Downs, Gu- .,775,1,00 bushels, tompared with 4,440,. moens, O'Connor nnd Wnters '"! Hy- 000 bushels, a ear ago I man. UrooKs. "aters loung. .a"' Secretary John It. Mauff. of the Hoard , u s f ast IP v. K tn,i. u rliM nnd Waters offered. .. . .,. , . .....,'. ... .L. ., I u 1 ast 1 1 .v. r. ....... .-", ... ---- - (Jl jriunr, nun ueeu nuiuieu uy 111c iiu LriltiHl hrult I October-Montgomery. Schlll and Sle- , , , , inspector that the new . u S In J I Alroho" ?Z1 JS!1' "U,,..T,ti SS ' -a'es ' in"I-ecting grain, advancing the I VtoVto .' iiiuuiu, "'i"!1! .., v-.. rKarea ... jin car ..here moisture tests ' 1. v Tint. Iw.. ic nf Piop e s (ias Chi Pitts & West Va . ''rested Sttel Car Put man Co . ... Itj site Sprlntr . Itay Con Copper . Head Inc. . . Itipubllc Iron & S Kepub Ic 1 4. S pf itojal Dutch tr .. Savon Motor St L fan Kran Si alxj ml A I, pf Sean Itou&Co ,, MiattucL-Arirona Slojs-SlHffSAI . Sine air Oil ,V ltef .. Southtrn I'aclfli: . , Southirn IUlUa) .. Hupirlor Stie . stud'tiaUrCo . .. TennCopi. Cheni '1 was Co , 'lobaccq Products ,, Union Pacific . . . Inited A 0) Sticl initcil Clear stores . sr,': . am . 47 . 2JVJ l.V . IHj . 14 ir; 121 . 7o; nj. kh . s.v; . 3'J . 4l'i . 4' . 421 J . iVi . 01 .PIS' . so . 21 . 74' j . 7rl . !'4!i sv; 3i'f i7i ; OOI i 4J' II 18'. '70i 101!. .!') 41'5 in', H'4 aiJi 01h paper, thiee to four inomiis, ojhjo-4 ncr tent : sis months, S'iTi 6 pir lent. ... ' jr.vi '47" I'OREIGN EXCHANGE 3n :.2'i xr.W YOIlK, Jan 11 The feature "' "" of the l'onlgn llMhangc market this innrnlmr vvas the strength In francs This was attributed In Foreign 11 thange clrdis to the hea Inllux for Fretich bills Quotations were Demand sterling 4.75 ',, CabUs 1- 14.70 7-lfi hixtj day bills were quolid 44 nominally, 4 71 nnd nlnctj-day bills ISSi 'at 4 709. Frnc chtcks C 727. cables t .u-i. Lire checks 8 Hi, i.thles 8 39 hwlss checks 4 48, cables 4 4G (Jullder checks 4254, cablis 43U l'esitas checks 21 30, cables 24 40. Hublo ihecks 13, cables 13. Motkholin checks 3J.. c.ibles-32 fhrlhtlnnla checks 31 U, cables 3114 Copenhagen clucks 30, cables 30 'i INACTIVE PHILA. STOCKS Following ore quotitlons for Inactlv stocks listed en the Philadelphia Stock Exchange and In which there were no transactions today. Tho price civ en Is the last previous close: Alliance In... WW Lit 13ro 23 Am Oas War.. IV, utlu Sfhuilltlll nt 1 Amer Mill ... O'iMinehlll .. rn4 ' Amrr Store. .. 3 J North Cent .... 72 Am Hlorea pref IU North Pa S", Huff ft 8uq t o (10 II T ........ 25 HufT & Rus pref IS l'n Unit ....... 83 'am fteei ....HB Phlla Traet ,. 70., lien Anphalt .. 141. Ilnjs Co Urn.. 44 lit & II T .... 10 Timipah Mm t Hunt A IlrdTpf 17 tin Cos N J.... 205 Kextone Tel . n I" H Steel pf..l(lH If.v T1 1 -t nl 111! ... . . un.l.A. J ,14. I. .v. .. k, .... . sc rrnaiivio t't. I. Nav rtn .'d pf 41 Welt Coal .... 7A Leh Val Trana. -;H4 vm Cramp ... f0 J.ch Val Tr pf. .is torlt Hwy pf . 3J Leh Nav pta pf VHi FREIGHT CONGESTION MAKES PRICES HIGHER Cotton Yarn Also Advances on De mands for Deliveries of War Orders The cotton .v.trn market was not very nctlvii during the last vvtck. according tu the trade rivlew fur the l'hllnddphl.i district b I! (1 Dun & Co Prices, how ever, :11c said to be high and In home quarters It Is predlited that they will go still higher, owing to dl'iculty In ob taining deliveries oieasloned by con gested freight conditions and the demand to till war otders Conditions In the local wool market during the week wero quiet, supplies of all descriptions were virtu ill sirfMl nnd ptlces ruled high and firm Manufac turers In the textile lines aro well-em-plojed with the exception of. possibly, tnanufactutcrs of carpets, draperies apd kindred lines The review, lontlnulng, sajs ' 'Manufacturers ui cloaks nnd suits aro looking forward to an Improvement , lu business tho coming tenson Some of j the manufacturers have their lines out j and are booking somo little business 1 Mituufncturers of shirtwaists showed a little more activity during the last week' or ten dujs and are looking forward to a busy clq.ik, suit and wnlst senron "Manufacturers of iojs1 and men's The waiting nttltudo which was re sponsible for dullness on the Philadel phia Stock Kxchnnge vestcrday was moro In evidence this forenoon and the turnover was exceedingly small nnd gen erally uninteresting." During tho first hour only five Flocks and slxbonds had appeared nn the tape, and outside of the dealings In Steel common transactions were confined to a few. odd Ws. It was after II o'clock when Hnpld Transit" trust certificates appeared, not withstanding tho activity late jestcrdaj, but their favorable position In tho mar ket was evidenced when they came out a quarter higher nt 2D1., while rnost other shares were) lower. An optlmltll feeling was In evidence on tho cert 1(1.(3 cites because of the announcement e.' lerciliy I1KL (lie uuttiwa WIUKI ueclart ,1 11 semiannual dividend of 2ij, per cent' next Monday. M Klectrlc .Storage Uattcry was oft Z'm -.am 4Taii llriliulillnriBi tln...... I. . SlaH Hallroad Ion u qunrte. anil Hteel ixim-A mon wan on more limn n point Phlla-s delphK i:ioctrlo nnl Vnlteil Oas Imwi praeincni in i"ki imimi nr ni ltlhtqf CnHIIlr,' IIUI'Vi "UI Wilt) 111. J, IJbertv HninN were In better il(mfitr anil the -. ami conxertlble ih wer il iiiHncia ttiuif uii; 'jn ti miuimngeu U PHILADELPHIA MARKETS M'j .1151 in 2JJ '4Hj 44 IS',' '70': 104 i 'is'' 4l'J 4-'i 24', fil'f SI III in 2J'4l 704 iw. .18!. 41'j 40',' 14 24'. ni. I07i U,i li)7H 211, 7I' -4 'i'i n't ;, Martin and Uurnett offered Charles J. Clark KrAt. meetliur of Directors held thla day . B. McCuIlorh. rrraldent. . n. Con derm an. lcn Prildnt. 1 N. Hnlelba-rff-rr. Vic Ppmm.. i Csahler. """ "-u tut Campbell. Aialatant Caahler. .. ""ii.. AB,iiii taanier erlck Falrlama. Am.Ut.nt Caahlle. . 11. ejarneniee vraa l..t 1 rkni. . Board, and Henry p. Brown. K.o . nior. IAIUIS Jf SPIELUEROER. Caahler. -NATIONAL BANK OP IlKIMAV. hi w Philadelphia, Jau. 10, Liverpool Cotton LIVnitPOOL,. Jan. 11. There was only a limited demand for spot cotton today, with prlies firmer on tho basis of 23 53d for middling, old contract, nnd an advance of 4 points. Sales 3000 bales. Ilecetpts, 30,000 bales. Including 7600 bales American Futures opened steady, American, middling fair 2474d; good middling,. 24 OCd ; middling, 23 53d: low middling, 23 Old: good ordinary; .'2.01(1; ordinary, 21.48d. BAR SILVEK rant mis Today Teat. rl lllah Im Lrtndon(pence) 4VV, 45W 44S 40V. 43Hi are made and 10 75 cents a car where no tests are taken, will gu into meet Monday next. ' RAILROAD EARNINGS VIltOIMA RAILWAY 1017 U S Smo t 11 A. M US'SmltiMpf USStoel U S steel pf . . . I Utah Copper I alsiv! pf V . . e s Farco Express West Union itl . 11 . . 17'. . .l.r() mi . 41 .. .2if .. 84 .. 2lla . .17 , .. 81'J 11'. ..H4!i .. SJ'i .114 a .IS 'Mi 12h ll'J'i 120 5i '4 43 41!' I.-,'J 1)9' j ol i 1-' i 71'; S'. I1!j 71. ll'i 2.1 7.1'4 77' 71'. W ll'i NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET ' NIJW YOIlK, Jan 11. The market I for coffee futures opene'd active at .111 advance of 4 to 8 points. A leading trade Interest wns a good buer of the I list, with Cotton 1'xchnngo houses sell ing. Iodn k oiwninir l.il!5 I.W4 131 .1. 31". 21!i 17 51'' Ul!t '2 i'i 117 SI',' Aummt tl, plemher (icioIm r Nnvimher Ilrcemlier January . Kehruir VInrih April Mil) Juno 7 S 75 S.'JiflRS-, s r,!iK 10 Yeaterdaj s rlone R II '.'SIS (11 S 7.'IS 7.1 S 7SMS 711 k Mini h nn N IIJUl S 111 7 tliS(7 lis K ll",(S OK S 1NWK 111 S IU MS J7 S IV'I H 111 S 44MH 4 T(S -,4 141 111 31 HI'. 'Ill 110 02'S lit) n.i ,-.2S in. '0.1 44'S 4li 44' "i-4 "m on.', lor. bmi M I'i 7di Mli U'i 79 H .'."tlilS 1 0 INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS Following are quotntlons for Innctle Kc York stocks nnd In which there were no transactions today. Tho price given Is the list previous sale: artm ExpreJ 115 Mln & Kt L new 0'4 VdvTnee Hum.. M Tae pref 44 3inee Hum pt I"1 Mont Power , 70 ?:? nublier. . Ml Muni IMyier pf JOB Am Aarl Chm.. 77 V -rr s, ft B.J.-X 1.) Am fan prel Am l-.vl lei". Am Hide II, Am ltt.le & I, Pf ,- rtl iniruii ., tun Am ," , vt Cloak i b, fin vtiim&BEJ&!P S SSmalrS Pf 0; N " Tex i. Vie, JO Am To? Pf new 8H N Y Air Ilrake 120 Am T ft T 3d Pf ?-", , ':l,'.. 1H Am T ft ratile DO.. - ' . . ."Yi 11') 77 no Morrl. ft IS pf. im 7st, VI Ht I' ft H H M S7V-, 1J Nat Acmo . .. -1 . M' I I'i 7J lfltT InrMnia ' V... ..-,... ea. tbll Jin ti J 7T1 .Net...:....-.". ililhi -iui; JVestlnehouseK&M. 41 40).' 40 40 Am Wooler ... 4V Jt U It M M pf iioj. I'lu.un mnnth.' vrm 1 1I II7Q 1 7l .Q1ll17J U M llf. h V W I V. 1141 t -ln nrnf II . ii"' F "Uin"' 21 4 ' U 4.370'Me) 4-..'.37J Wlson&Co 40H SO Wi 47,, Am Stlnc ftp I. rf 44 jJSJfASeV. V. 44? I CHICAOO AND NORTHWESTI-RN M JS-Owrland .. I7T: 1714 1,1. 7U A,.r.l";.,,n,'r,.,t if !i NovaSeotUHtl.il November uroii..... J0.717.2D7 J704.mil K dltllend Wahnah pref A. 1. In.nira. Aim Oil ...' lt"io,.,i "an.V" r Net . .... . . . -. - J3;" tlon Copper. 2. Am-rlcin ItLt Fujr.i A 0 W IK . . ow,n,1 hitOTef" 10a Cleven months' itro.i.lni.usl 7711 V 70.' I.J4 . i-ur,. a , 4 A, sit,'.',"1" " i',,rf'nn Net 24II4.-.7JS 'S.ISO.ISS At t'oaet Line. MtH! I'Ltt. M narrrtt to . Rn nr.t - r I lrit week January. Iecream, 1U1H S2.343 1)00 Increano IIUI.OOO NATHAN B. HAYES 98 YEARS OLD TODAY pref ct Pacino Mall ... ,'VH I'eorla ft Eaat. ttv, Phlla Co 27H 1018. GOVERNMENT BONDS the Annual Election. hM A. ... ..... ,M. the. followln- Htoekholderi Vir- Ulreelora lor the enaulnr year; N. Johnaon. I Clifton H. Wh.,1.. Banlel F. Waters R. 8 IIoward-Bmtth J. Edward Durham John C. Knox William Werner Harper LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS .L. "flnckel a rim- ander VV. Wiiter ar W. Wood Mr vviinara. . leteraon to choice. ' Panama MiiMiitn -'. reglatered 1(130 2a. coupon. 1030 3i. reclatered. 1U1S 3m, coupon, lulh. ,..,., ! 4h, realatered. 1U.'5 4e, coupon, 11125 , rralatered 111411 3a, coupon. 104A :a. registered, luvn , 2s. real.tered. ISIS, nstitereii, iuui. CHICAOO. Jan 11 llOtlS Eatlmaleil receipts toda. 44 000 head' left over. K-.VI head, estimated tomorrow. 1.4 noil 1 head ..Mar ket alow and steady. Bo lower. Ton tll 10. bulk tin inniii 411: llaht. in nnutn a-,, inlaed IIVMlHIII'ill' heavy. 115 SIIIMII VI rouTli. lljlinnHi; yoraers. im " i 1(120 nla-s I12.40U13:3. sooel ,i. i.fam.A CATTLK Hstlmated recelpla today, 13 nflO 1 Panama 3a. nslste held, tomorrow. 80(10 head Market .low Panama 3s. coupon . ' a. ta al 1 11 at- 1 ill. ,-..., nnii I aa i a , a. ana vreaK i"""t n m- i , tu- ! ti 1 ThifrB f TOftll t.0. tockira and feeilera. .t a mMtitur of th Director held thla tfl 7oio 71 calvra S7510. poor to tit rouowinK on.cera wej -unamraouaij mtnm H 10W1O 00. m. , , Hiifar;!' l-aimai"a rrrii u"i, miu ;r wiHUmi rrioni. hefl(1. tomorrow, 0 head Vnrket weak .,-, Riim, nit iiwucm, t. 15r iftp. Native. liiim-iiviT wetiern. , ii.. ii-. n..i,. followlnr uppolntinenta wero made: ' 110 llrtll 23. yearltn. St9 OIS. Lamb, ohea A Ohio.. - (11 W llU" n -TaUkVIll - mU "U- (suae Hid . IHIVa mi 4 IMI . 1111 .1114 .101', . so . so . mi . 1111 so . ho Ask U7V. nil. 1114 nn 111-. 1 Barrett Co tf 1ml Ilatopllaa .inn., l nkin n His mv , nrnwn Shot ,. HI Hums liroa .. 111H imms roai i Venerable Citizen of West Chester iiTo'tref -Sli l" W"1- Tal ParKlint n T" pi.rre Arrow pf f)l Celebrates Birthday, Entertain ing Many Callers if lliVa (i e i iii t. ho r,.t S im T 11V. ,., H. A..,. ., rent l-ath pf , Chandler Motors 74 Col r Ml 1st )f 50 Phi All'n 7 mi AH"" Pf Puh Srv Crn nr lntec ivy nil npa rrei i Rendlnit 1st pref ST LONDON STOCK MARKET i WI'.ST CHITibT n. Jan. 11 viv,u ".. .. -. .... ..-...-.. rh, ft aitan pr ;i Hfadlnit .Id pref 1.1 u liases, of this place today Is rele- rhl ft nt vvni 7i. st L ft H P .. 11V. bratlnit the nlnety-elghth anniversary of Kueft.ivhdv pf.no ,', h w . -ji W", Z B,"i.i if i;1? Seaboard A I. . H C" 5 WJ IJJl Heara.noehuek 144 Col ft Po !4 Pf. i;4f!.nr.Roe pr. f I1 Consol Jla . m Shalturk Aria in noutn liny prer nsva Atchison I . .B s ..sakl mt I Kt nHIUi .....c. ard Meadoweroft. Asat. Caahler. .Ji Crowley, (Solicitor. JOHN C. KNOX. Caahler. Jan 11 1tOU lie. Market stead). Ranee, mi,n Vlvmvif ....? ,, .. ..nu..u sn.sa y Philadelphia 1 " January in. lain tho Annual lleejlua of the Uharabold- 'ta on (no & inaiani. cna louowinK- '(niieinen were eieciea uirectora for the cniulna- yean P. Croft Joseph J. Martin JUDIrk Humbert Ii. Powell jjission i, nrinion noDerta ntuton lvdiar D. Plow X -Taderw w. ,Liiar Talbot n ? A' . A.auia ai waonee tha niestln of the Board of III. !!000 icon head, head. Market Market -Re- MlUTir OMAHA eelpts 7100 head I lir. bncfin r,o I. CATTLE Recelpti, ' steady HIIEEP Receipts, j steady. Cars. ltM I KANSAS CJTY. Jan 11. CATTLU .,na aiuwl h-.,l ll.rbet steady. HOGS Receipts, 70OO head. Market , lower .. . . -rt. . . ...... BIIEKI HeceiPia. ouou iiunu. i.imi teady.. Refined Sugar Unchanged Xim YOflK. Jan. 11. The refined I auerap market remain unchanged, with Ht Paul 1'rle do 1st pref .. .. Illinois Central . . I,ouls ft Nashville. Cent Pacific . .. . Pennsylvania ... Readlnir Hnuthern Pacldo . Northern l'nclflc U b Hteel Iin Ion 1.' TO . him ..lil) . . r.aH . !iJ ,..!! , .. 3.' ... U7 ...till ...74 . . 4H . .. 7H . H7 ..l.'ll ...loo N Y equlv KVV4 't 151 1JV, BJi. Mi 4ii Vi .IliV, Vi 11T. 70V, 4i. TS s." 114V1 UV, ss 4Va 4V U IV. m . s GETS JURY ON STREET 2w.U, day. th. roiiowlo. 0mr. ,0(, unnern qnotln-r fine granulated it Dick. President. 1 7,45c. except tlus Federal Mjompany. which contmuea witnarawn. eaiea or tcex nt the local rennera will be closed tomoirnvv. Cubun rawa are unchanged at '6.005c. . his birth In a iulet manner at his home, 721 .South High street, where he Is en tertaining many calleri, a large number of them being the aged citizens of the borough One of them was Dr. Jesse (J. Ureen, who passed the century mark of life on December 13 of last sear A kind letter of regards was received by Mr. Kaei from Mrs. Eliza Phlpps Hastings, of West Miner street, who will be 105 j ears of age In March of this jear. She Is confined to her home at present becauso of weather con ditions. Mr. Hayes Is the third oldest resident of this place and is as hale and hearty as most men of sixty or seventy years For a number of ears he has lived a clbthing are reported well Hold up for Mprlng Them s a continued scarcity of fubrlcs i.,i'l prices remain high ' Vholeulers of dry goods nnd wool ens report little change In conditions and the market has been steadily ad- vanclnir, both in cotton una woolen1 fabrics I "The Iron and .steel market presents no material change nnd was badly hamper-1 td last week by dllllcultlCH of transporta tion In cons-equenco of tho oxtrcmclv cold neither This hus been somewhat I remedied by the return of more normal weather conditions, but nhortages of cars . and labor is stll Inn Important factor In tho situation Uncertalnts of prices until April 1, when It Is understood they j will be subject to Oovernment super-1 vision, somen nat ellscourages forward buvlng rinntn aro operating to full capiclty. being largely engaged on Gov-I ernment contracts Collections aro re ported to Miovv some Improvement I "The hnrdw.iro line remains active nnd there appears to bo a good dem ind I for all grades of material It Is believed that the volume of business being done1 will equal. If not eveced. that for the same period of 1910 Prices lemaln firm und collections good "Dealers lu electrical trade report a I good volume of business In houehold specialties and some nctivlt) in connec tion with building operation work Manu facturers nre busy on Oovernment work largely and jobbers and retailers are well cinplojed Prices are reported firm! and collections fair ) 'The etovo trade continues without' material change Tho continued sea-1 sonable weather causes nptlvit) In all lines Staple goods arc moving freely i and consldciablo business Is noted In supplementary heating apparatus Koun-1 uries nre operating 10 iuu ctpiclty anu Jobbers and retailers are well employed Prices firm and collections fair ' In the lumber market prices remain firm, very, few quotations aro being made except oil overnment orders, owing to I the embargoes Itallroad shipments have been bad and labor conditions have bien poor It Is believed, however, that I the Oovernment control of the railroads will ease up shipments and the outlook for tho future regarding prices Is be-1 lleved to bo good "Tho paper market Is fairly active and I m inufacturers and Jobbers report a good 1 amount of business, with prices Inclined ' to advance I "Paint manufacturers, dealers In I paints nnd painters' supplies reiwrt bus. ness quiet, due to the mldwlntir season, ' purchases nre In moderate amounts and I representing all grades of material I Prices remain high nnd collections good "Wallpaper manufacturers, Jobbers und dealers In this line icpoit little ac- tlvlty, which Is customaiy for this sea son of the ear There appears to be t llttleppcratlon wofk undrr way among tho papertiangers, their work being con tlnid principally to Jobbing und repair work. There Is little change In prices i una collections are reported good " PROVISIONS Were In fair joli'ilna- demand nnd stead'. Quotations City lieef Insets smoked anu nlr-drled 32e, western beef. In sets amoken S.'e. rlt), l.ef knuckles and tenders smokei nnd nlr-drled lie, western beef knucKira nnd tenders smoked 11c. lieel nnms. .. pork famllv, $',in-,2. hnms. H P. "'.It'' loo-ie 2N5J.'flr. hstns. skinned loose 27',-'c. hams skinned, smoked SSftJOc. other linni". smoked cltv eured as to hrnnd nnd ""'""". JUW3IIC1 hnnn smoked western i "red. -'' " .Ilk. hams. Polled boneless 41r. P lenie shoulders, W P cured, loose. Joe. I '"' shoulders smoked Lllc bellies In P1?! vccordlnir to averane loosi . 31c. 1Vr0l,,,t,'?'ll bacon, s tu I rand and averntte clt cur"" 17c. breakfast bnron, western V,rf,.,-i , Intd western itflnrd tierces. '' 4 " J,Z , i. lard western teflned tubs. 'M)i - ' f lard, pure city kettle rendered. In ""', Jn'iAS74 lord puru cltA. kettle rcnlered, In tub-, JHV4 CJJ7liic. REFINED SUGARS Were Iii rood demand nnd ite-nh on a basis of 7 lit8 rftc for extra line srjn ulated DAIRY PRODUCTS CHl.USi: waa ill fair rcnuest und llrm tjuotatlons' New York full cream fanev. Tune. J'.iffS'.l.c. Slierials hlnher, do lo. fresh made, best' S3ftJV.e, do. do, fresh made, fl.tr to Bood, 22-J2:ViC POULTRY LlVil Choice stock ruled firm with demand .nual to tho otferlnaa H"01?? wen. as follows I-owl. heav- extra nunllts JSWSIlc do. small to medium -'1 "7c chliken, poft.meated 2(lff211c. stnaav vouna r roosters .'ttt.'-.c old roost, rs. 2ilJ .?" ducks Pekln. -JSitfinc do. lndlNn in ner. JllStJ'lc. turkes 27P2e, Keese 2fl! SRe. uuineas. per pair. llflSVi, I,l'oni; old per pair, L'ltfMc, do, soung. per pair, TRESH FRUITS Tho market ruled llrm on choice stock of most .UJcrlptlon. , but demani was nnl, moderate. .Quotations Appb-s. Per bll . jonatiiun, ism on 'n. .""'.;".;,,, im Sp 1 .Ii l j) i M. rwenl-ounce Jl ite -. "o ' llubbVrdsloii $1 .'. I 2J. ."'"""I" 4n-'n. IliVlwIn. ( I '?. ni'"n't lleautv lrn'fll',0 stavman Wlnesap II mil Illaik Twbr 11 -.nff-j Pnrncoi,. H r, -. (Inno 1 1'n I la ork Imperial 4i - I- lie," I.,ls IW1 r APPles wePrn lr l.x. Jonnlhan II r.ft2 2j .w,,nr llanann II "nm I Soltrenb-rc II ,iii J.. J. Home Heut. It "- "j. nellelous Jl . .j ".'in Mint II "il'fJ -'. oet'ev , "" l J "II, S-tnenmn VVInesnn. 1 1l - ."", tnln 1 7-.C2 N'" 1'lni In ''; Annies nenrl per bumper r,neil ,o no, do er ..-"' I.ssket ;V1II'J L-""'."':. r r Lux, li iiHiien.iw ,-i ' . ,. J".' .-,0 tVnnaes California per box, 'i e, -.(I ,10 Vlo-Mn UT nx " '. '- -eelnes KlirhU 1 er t"P ;i. 7 Clrspe- f"ilt l'lorlla i- lix '. 'I" '"'' v,o i.r Imx 12174 ',0 1Mnem.ls Porto Ulco per ernie i """,,'.,,,-, fnrnla Tolc iv , per cnle 1 I ' ' 4 n. California Vmlieror per dnim '4 en l.rrl-a Jerse per rrnie n ,''.., n.e bid j"ip'7 -.iri... x-rri.- ,-..... .r oimrt, 50.17V ill California, i r pint. Iini -IIIC I emn Tsh Ree Roberta. Vie Present rj Wood. Caihl.r. fomllnaon Assut.nt Cashier. -W, Aatbury. Jr AaiUtant ,k vr. cunroRD wood. n. Caahler. , CVNTBAL NATKJNA-L, BANK TAJ1 Jaauarr 10. 1119 li'-fWi l" .. ! --Jt " -wrr ass., mji, -wHWuwn .war Mctil dl. Miiayj wtwi r., Kimi Hacaacbtr v4H D. Andrawa ,. a flanoa Townaand oil c. rndarlck C. Stout laHiua T C-a-arM j tt DlrMlaM "7 -nn (1 SI I. ft " Id- a. ii n u.... ... Cont Int I fii M 'f'lPtand Mllllnc;.. Hil rnirlble Stl pf w i-tand.Mllllnit pf Ri Cuba Cane Kg pf SO stud.haker pf. 01 Del ft Hud.. ..lOHVl'rex ft Pae..... 17 I) L ft W . 170 'leini Co rets., lui, J)en ft Rio Or . n Tidewater Oil. .101 li-tro!' Kllson 111 Third Ave. ... "i Kleo Htor Rst.. , Tobacco Prod Pf od r:rle 2d pref 20'. T Rt L ft VV... 714 Hen Cheealeal M' T Stl. ft W elfa stt Heieral Clsar, ST Ht I, ft IV rf. .10 nen Clxar .f ,'''4T Ht L 2d pf eta IS I Ooodrlch M P pf.ini Twin City R T. K. Oranby Mln . n Underwood Type no Oreeno Can Cop .lav. Underwd T pf,.113U . Ilulf States Stl. 2H tin H ft Pap. IIU 1 Harlman iVin 31 Hn I). I P tew A3 i Haskell ft Hark Kt ITnlted Fruit .117, 'Havana Clec.lnt I'nlon Pnn pref mtVi llemestske ....SI) Unit Cla- Sir pf.102 Inter Avrtcul .. 1J I'nlted Drur ... 70 Illinois Cent .. J t'ntd Dra 2d pf 7B Int Nickel pf..lni United Pap llrd IhU retired life with his son. Maurice W. , y;,, T r'" ,iv ii p I c T P "V. J3 Haves, a noted drivxr of rast horses, Kan city south. 17 Usoi1 pref 44 well known on tho Philadelphia Speed- i KnkcI,,r,,Vf" iS. HRe.nlcc iSn isvf way. where ho has. been among the Ucl,A Oas."'; BOU 5 t"ity S? ,8V4 drivers for several years. Although not W ' Ji-'a n ,Y , .r'r'..-... 52 e In borough affairs, Mr. Hayes ,'5; tkr Tot I Tint u a steel nrefr.ios. Financial Briefs t ' The output of gold at the mines of I Ihe Hand In December was 722,413 fine I ounces, valued at 3,008,639. In Novem ber the outturn was 722,839 flno ounces, valued at 3,070,420. Moorestown Milk 14 Cents MOORUSTOW.V, Jan 11 Tho milk men of this town have decided to ask fourteen cents a quart, Instead of thir teen and one-half us elsewhere. Milk from the same dairies Is Bent many miles away and sold for a half cent less. Sheriff on the Job When Twt Homi cide Trials Loom Up 1'tJTTHVH.l.K Pa. Jan. 11. Michael Ithen. who Is alleged to have stabbed a nan to death on November 17, 1910. was ptsceu (ill irittlvlirie jf.iriun) 11 11 ul-'QriVt laired that the right, which began as a actlv Mh',.T?iii.e takes a lively. Interest In all matters I.ie ft M Toh pf 172 Utah 8eo Corp. 12V4 "!& WMtivo murder trlals.ln prog- PUbUe concern, and'.pend. much of ' J- H,S8' .V SSSV g',3 (resa In court. It was necessiry to sum- hls timt ,n r'adln Kthe current news.1 iriiiard P,...lso Wabaah ...,r all DIVIDENDS DECLARED Naah Motor Company. Initial dividend of la a shora nn rom-non and regular quar. terly ofr1.71 on preferred, payable Feb. ruary I to holders of record January 10. Canadian Converters Company usual quarterly of 1 per cent, payable February It to holders of record January St. . . Philippine National Bank. lemlannuaaiOf T per cent, payabla 'to holders of record December 81- 1. U. Brill Company, reaular quarterly ot 1 per cent on preferred payab.e KeU ruarr 1 ti alocW f record January 24. IndapanoeiM-e Kir Insurant Security rwnnpany.iBemlann'iat of 4 per cent, payable rfuarr 1 atnek of record January S3 f vsaaMM ' viimpanr. inc.. rs-uiar Be. lr ! JWW' inon twenty-five additional lurymen from I th streets of Pottsvllle. ! Sheriff Joseph Wyatt -.Islted Pottsvlll business establishments, took everybody he found and out of the round-up four Jurors were selected to complete th number, required for the trial. Filer. Still Weir Medals ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 11. Regulars of the army here are puzzled to know on what grounds American aviators ot the Lafayette escadrllle now coming Into the army flying corps believe they are per mitted to wear their foreign decorations. Several bills to permit them to do so ire petMlIn-.ln .CorHtreM. W, Kor many ears since hi boyhood Mr. Hayes was a prosperous farmer and , ji.y Kpt stra. if uruvcr, vmiiu. iaiao .aim in .'ocoij- , ii.r iu, ous . l,.. . . . . I Xtnrbnv Pa son lownaniii, aioiiB ino . jiranaywin, i M,nhatlar Beh. 1 but disposed of this several years ago I Vanhat KI . . 97 and retired to private Ufa rer t, vv.i a. 474 Wei pf HSH Wei .. 7n'J Wei Plea to Push Fishing During; War BAnNlXlAT, N. J.. Jan. II. Fisher men irom towns mons; ine uarneaTat Day are aiming; a petition asking; the Legislature to romove during the war all restrltlons on the use of seines, purse nets and traps, also to permit fishing under the Ice. .V bill providing for this iirmara r,.,,,i.u tvanaan ....T. I Iula ft Nash.. 1144) Wabash pref 11. 2! Aiarasy co pre. ., ...its earsn ,. 7 est aid 1SK eal union . . hs- .t I'ae n It. ITU, VVI...1 t. r nil Maawell Motor . 22H Wheel l. H pf 20 Max Mtr 1st pr. ms while Motors .. an Mai Mtr 2d sf . 21 Wlllye-Over nf. . IK si K av-r ..... na ,naon e-u prex un -ai k it preu ...-; wooiwortn Mich Central... U l 11. at Worth P M...S4 Highway Conference Called HAIUtTSBURa, Jan. IK Arrange inents were made for a conference to bi he'd at L-banon next Wednesday on the William Penn Highway Improve ment between Highway Commissioner '!Nlll ana in representative of Leh. ,Six Boys Injured Coasting LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 11, James Klrchner, John and Call Marks, Henry Pfaeflle, Charles Brill and Llovd Sou ders were Injured on a Poplar street hill while coasting, when their bobs'ed hit a wagon. Klrchner and John Marks are the most seriously Injured, Wants Deer Killing Legalized TRHNTON. Jan. 11. The State De partment of Conservation and Develop ment today appealed to all agricultural Interests In the ritate to support pro posed legls'atlon to allow the killing of deer found to be damaging farmers' crops. j Cars Collide; Motorman Hurt BRADFORD, Pa., Jan 11 Two large trolley cars on the Bradford and Olran division of tho Western New York and Pennsylvania Traction Company col lided head on between Rocky city Park and Flatlron Rock .John Nolder. of IVI.an a mnlnrmnn. I(lin.r.rf u t.-.i. . "- '. 1. ,'.,., -J.. uifca-ll ' VEGETABLES u. .A...i .... n..l.f 1 nl Orni on fancy! slock )ilolnlon. While nnlitne leraey, 1, rn,,.s haaket 31 lbs No 17 ,'''". Nn " 4H'il1ltlle V-Iic nnlnloPH per 100 lbs Pen... linnln. 12 -. -n N-w lork. .'1-,CTJ4(l western - l.'l'-' 411 rlweet po. alws lersev tv-r I'""'' basket t libs linn., sweets No 1 II infil 411'. dp No 2. i "lll!J7'.c s'n sweets No 1 7.rWl; do No 2 "iOfflbllc Sweet potnlnes Jers, V per hamper No 1 It MlM,' No ;. ,", ' ".' Celerx. N-w Tiork n-e lunch 2.''in ,c iln, do. per crate. II ".n! 4 "i'i Leltnce 1 lor Ida per hamper r, lie ft J, do California, per I ox Ideal 1 : do Iiuislann lier bbl , si -,ni' I'nulinower. lina- Island. p r crate '1 ",fjl2 r.n iln Clllfnrnla, per i rnte. SI 7".'rl "I "r'ssels sprouts Lonir Ilml I per umrt, 12(2V VV ntercress. New York, per im) IninCea. .'l Kmdnt I lorlda, per Ikix Ji5tr, Ciicumlers I lorlda, per hamper 1C1 Squash J'lorlda. ter crate 2 -,()i.l '0 S.nlnnch Norfolk Per bhl JW '. -.0 Kale Norfolk, per I hi II fOIT .' lleans. Florida, per hamnr '' ljeeta southern, per crate. '.' J B" Peas, i riorlda per hamper. It" ilo Ciillfornla. per drum IHtrlJ Pepp-rs I lorlda. per er-te IJlB, Tomatoes I lorld-i. per crnte. tiffi -,n Tiirnlis Canadlnn rutabisiis. lno ' lbs llfll',0 c-nblinxe rionieslle, t er ton, J1iiwr,i) do Danish seed per.tnn in7ii. do. Florida new. per basket. J2 VI On-. Ions New Vork and western per 1 (ill lb bap; Vo j 12 MUT!. No 2 7".eiitl J-, Mush rooms. ier3 1b basket, lli7"t I DIARY PRODUCTS (YI'STHRDAY) HtTTKK Tho market maintained n tlrm . tone. dUH to stroniter outside advices, but there waa no quotable chanpe Receipts were Ilsht. while demand was fairly active and supplies In sood control Tho limited re eelpts of fancy p Inla were promptly cleaned up. but supplies wero largely of more or less unattractive stuck, which waa dull. Quota- Western fresh, solid packed creamery. ex Ira, njc. hlcher.acorlmr Roods n3Q4ct ex. 1 tra firsts, 411 511c. firsts 4IKlMSc aeennds. I 44ff45c: sweet crramer, extra, S3c. under ir-ndes, in.filJc. held creamery. aood to choice. 40ff4'ic, do ordinary, 4441c. near bj prints, fano. tote do. averaue extra. 53 .lie. firsts 4SWfillc: seconds, 43(f47cl special . brands. jObDini;, nt oivauc. I.dllS There waa continued scarcity of I new laid (sits and transactions were mnstl In u jobblmc wny at a premium over whole- i site (tuotatlons UefrlKeratnr stock of de slrabli nuillty ruled llrm under a fair de mand Quotations Nearby flrsts, IIS on J IK do per cose, do, current reciipts, $18 30 per casoj do. seconds, ' lli'i 17.711 per case, western, extra firsts, lis ROttlK till Ier case: do firsts, IK 3U per case. do. seconds, IIICM??!! per case, re i r iKerator esffs, extra. 113 .Ml per ease; Arsis, I $ia JO per case, seconds I1J30&1JGU per case; selected carefully candled ei,ss were jobbing at III(jl71o per dozen. U. S. Troops Capture Yaquis DOUGLAS, Ar'z, Jan. 11 American cavalry bent Into Bear Valley, twenty live miles west of Nogalei to observe trails on Wednesday clashed with a band of Yaqul Indians,. capturing ten. Ono of the Indians died at N'ogales of -wounds. Word of the raid reached here today from the commdndant at Xogales. rAMirrrrrinivi nr rvunn i r l Lunyitiiiuii ur ucaiTiiii LINE OFFICERS UFHELD Clearances Obtained for Ves sels That Were Supplying German Cruisers NIV YOltIC, Jan. 11 The V. S. Olrcu't fourt of Appeals has uplid(L.jJ ine conviciiuii m lour ouicinis of the rvm Hamburg-American Line, Including Karl ?1 Uueny, inanaBliiB director, on i barges of j?l vlnl.itlng the cusloiiiH laws bj sending jl,l aiippllei to (leimnn ciulsers early in tlioS w.ii The decision nhu upheld the con viction of tho Hamburg-American Line, which had been sentenced to pay a fine of Jl. Decides Buciiz, vvhu H inure than sev enty jeais old and who Is n former Ger- iinn conijul general in this city, thej defeiidaiits were Adolph Hachmelster, purchasing ngentof the Hamburg-Amer- lean Line, who died after hii conviction in district court; George Kotter, super Intcndcnt-enBlneer, and Joseph Poppen- $ houc, a i,ei.nnd olllcer. Bucnz, Hach- 1 niclater and Kotter had been sentenced to eighteen months each In the Federal tl prison at Atlanta, tin , and Poppenhouse- to a j car nnd a da in ti o same Institu tion. Through n shlem of fale manifests, tho Government contended, the steam (.hip olllcl.il.s concealed the destinations of outgoing ships which thev had char tered, under an agreement with the German Government In the winter of 1914 to hee that German warships In the North and South Atlantic were provided with conl mid provisions. Among tho stenmshlps chartered were the Hern Ind, Lnrcrzo and GlaiMone, It was charged. It nlso was alleged that the conspirators u,ed three Hamburg-American Line ships to carry supp'les to tho warships. The dlstrli t court properly took it fon granted at the trial," the decision said, that there wns nothing Inherently wrong In an undertaking to provide coal, provisions and other supplies for Ger man u at ships on rlie high seas, as the United Stntes and Germany were not at the time at war with each other Neither the liw of nations nor the municipal law of the United States prohibited such an undertaking. "The conspiracy charged Is a con spiracy to defraud the United States If tho facts charged In the Indictment are true, and tint was a question for the I Jury, the defendants obtained from the i olllcers of tho Government clearances for their vessels to which they were not en titled "It needs no argument to make It plain that this amounted to defrauding the United States and tho wrong was a grievous one" NO LEAVE FOR "SUBS" Furlough With Puy Not .for State Employes Replacing Soldiers HAIUUSHUP.G. Jan 11 Dr. Samuel O l)lon .Stntc Commissioner of Healtli, has been Informefl bv an opinion from the Attorney General's olllco that tho A ut of l'H7 prcvldlng for lcyves of ab- J pence witn certain pay lor oiuccrs mm "- nitacnes or me inie ejovernmeni en- a tiring the military service of the United jj ri.nc-- uuen nui i'iy lu 111(11 wuu Ilia titer State service as substitutes for those who have cone to war. In an opinion to the Governor the dc-'l pirtment heins that the olllces of Mayo. of a city and notary nubile are not In- i-omTiatllile. In 1803 It waa held that"; a burgess could be appointed a notary.! iss?ss 1n-'.al 8-SiaB liiiggi .sasuHwiM niBeTTOl-V OF .rrorNTArTII Win TAV l.cnAnn... CHASTlt t CO . LAND TITI.B IIT.DO rWINCHESTERl Repeating Arms Co. NEW HAVEN, CONN. One of 32 buildings built Dy ADerthaw lor the above firm. Most of the work was done under the emergency condi tions existing connected with munitions work. Uuilt bv lABERTHAW, skVCONSTRUCTICINCQ. . bosaton rertlfled Pnblle Areountaula lA,KI!.Ncr. a 1IKUVVN A CO i 115 ItBAL ESTATE THUBT ULbn INVKSTlOATE ADJUST I'AIlTNtllsiltP COHPUUATIOM t DIHPIITyi" ACCOllSTa . Qeorta K Wat.on. C P. A ' I ,J,II.F,00, H"' Estate Trust nidr. -s"1"" Tas Reports m- M I.KOAI. AI)VKRT1SKVIF.T8 ir-H E8TATK OK KAI.LIK B. MiAn" yy d.eensed Letters testamentarrT, the abova ..late havlnc been "Si Stedlt.,0?h2 undt'rslsneil. all persons Indebted to th. ..,5 estate are requested to m.ke payment and hou,ViPa.CWmh.Ve'o7hahDp" Hon x,cu.orttj4Ui, Che.tm,, ., .Pnua.i: Tin: I'liovintNT i.ipb and tri-v-p COMI'ANV OP PHI.7DR"piJaLST ,t . .. AK s WIND, Prisidlni. Or their attorney EieeulnV. THOMAH CAHALL. -ccutor. 1ia rfc.stnnt at V . . ITS? KeiTATK OF JOSKI'll I'HICK HKVl. -" 1MITH-. deeeasrd Altera te.T. mentary on the above estate hivTng uVn 5rrTtJ. i0.ih "'"''rslened. all pers'na In. debted to the .aid estate are rmueated In make nayment. and Ih... kuiI4-".",ip'" preeen the ..im.- Sitheut d,l.yim,tn. , COMPANY OF rHII.D'IJ'llA- 3f I THE nine types of Austin Standard "' Factory Buildings alone and in combination have met every essential need in factory build ing. The guaranteed flplivprv Hnf- fnr thrrf' types is 30 working Tf The, Ausiia Company Bulletin Dldg- PhiladelpWs Spruce 12t0 I lias -been submitted to fiavernor Edfa &'MJi!Cm.l- is. ;. lie; n mi "- nne . sev era acve
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