Vt i .' . a . c N I" -r. K it" -' t M! 1 . ( if J I'JH , t Ifil F$j M- s wii fit i kta r b lm K iiJi,. J I'Virisa i ?r&w,js9 : ffi?. W 46 . !5 J r'sf : &Wi V. f SSI- A 1m- v ,1 , EMr1 . u, (- ,11 . 1. !.. 1 SA"!'h "N 'i5 : w:f '.s ft' '. j ' .- (' . r' i"i . r!f.s V . ?.: 8S1! i! r;-i i j.: '& Vh WW Ws f 'i! , 14. BT -. ,New England Fuel Oil Co. rf Mtnichnsdls , ' l "'is i . '11 - - b K r 1 r i ' i .i nuw , 1 P SP l0 "J CAMTALIZATION: J25O.OO0. 000 Shares, 15.00 far. rnoriuimEsi 2013 acres of proved and producing n 1 1 lands on Vanuco llivcr, Mexico. PRODUCTION) Owns four producing- wells, Shliiplnir faellltloa of 1M.000 barrels per day VAKMNCSSt Operated lis Msb nolli (S. O.) Petrol, um Co. on a 30 e royalty basis, MAItKKTl Traded In Torlt rurb. on Now J ECIALISTS 13 Exchange Place, New York Telephones!, 8300-JG Hanover EVENING PUBLIC LBD&ER-XHILADELPH1A. MONDAY, JANUAEY 5, W NEWS OF FINANCIAL WORLDNEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATldm TRADING DEVELOPED MORE TWO-SIDED APPEARANCE Reactionary Tendency Followed Higher Opening, but Reces sions Met Good Buying J ! Phila. Bait. & Wash. 1st 4s. 1943 Phila. & Western Ry. 5s. 1960 P. C. C. & St. L. 4' -is. all issues fi Hunt, & Broad Top R. R. Coal ' 5s. 1925 i American Gas 7s. 1928 Jersey Citv, Hoboken, Paterson 4s, 1949 Consolidated Cities Tr., Lt. & Pr. 5s. 1962 , Jones & Laughlin Steel 5s. 1939 Cities Service com., pfd. & deb. New Aorli. Jan. 3. Today "i Mock developed a distinct two-sided aspect, which was entirely logical In view of the ultra professional caliber of the current speculation. While price move meiit was extremely irregular the mar ket retained an undertone of decided itreneth besides developing significant resiliency. Some disappointment was expressed in the failurfc to contitmc the upward swing which started in the later part of Inst week, more especially In view of the week-end dcvelppnieuts which were favorably interpreted by the lead ing financial Interests. Indirect in fluences, however, contributed to create caution and invite realization of profits d.v mosc wno liau the temerity to buy during the weaker periods last week. More potent in this connection was o ratio of res.cn cs reported by the Federal Reserve Bank, which seem ingly foreshadowed a further contrac tion of credits. Then there was the uncertainty respecting decisions which J expected to hand down today. Possibly the more direct motive behind the uusettled surface appearance of the market was to be found in the technical conditions. There is little doubt but (hat the substantial recover uunetnent las week was made largely at the ex pense of the over-extended short inter est. With th larger proportion of this element forced to cover, the market was correspondingly deprived of this buing power and would be expected to yild under its own weight. The opcuing reflected considerable accumulation of out-of-town buying orders over Sunday. This demand was soon supplied and before the cud of the first fifteen minutes of the trading decided reactionary symptoms developed In all parts of the list. Moderate sell ing prebsurc effaced most of the initial gains within the first hour. The re actiounry party apparently plucked up some courage when the market showed evidence of ielding and made nu active hunt for soft spots nnd stop orders. Reactions of one to four points accom panied the freer offerings of leading steels, equipment, oils, motors, ship plug shares and such specialties as American AVoolen. Allied shares made corresponding decline", but the metal aud rubber shares were relatively firm. The call money renewal rate was fixed at 10 per cent, the lowest initial rate in several weeks. This upset the predictions of nuotber money" squeeze and was followed by a noticeable steadying of prices nil around the room. Another active "clling movement fol lowed the decision of the Supreme Court upholding wartime prohibition, although the stocks most affected were not directly involved in the decree. Steels, oils, shippings nnd liigh-prlccd sieeinltics extended their earl losses by 1 to 4 points. Leaders strcnglhrud for a time in the later dealings when call money declined to G per cent, but reacted again at the end. tttoitem Land Title BUg. Kae.4H We Offer John Wanamaker 5s Due April 1, 1923 Price on Application . H. Rollins & Sons 1421 Chestnut St.' Philadelphia ! MARKET WITHOUT SETTLED TREND Number of Influences Invited Profit-Taking Offerings Readily Taken Philadelphia Stocks w, 1 ow til .'II TiO ."II .'Ml'.. .-..si ; no inn l!KI Xft cbcr. Close til .".(I I .".!) ;, 3(1 3 :;ntr,.. n".,,5 I in i vm t'i ism 7 MONEY RATE LOWER; iniiiummii, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION COMMON STOCK Circular on Request y Chandler Bros. & Go J 31 Members "Sew Tork and I'blUdelphli 3 oiock lischaisci f 1338CHEfeTNUTST. PHILA, "nnmmmniminmiiii LIBERTY BOND $50, $100, $1000 BoughtSold Recommended for Inveilment Kewburger, Henderson & Loeb vfc: mNirr.ttm 1410 CHESTNUT STREET Mfmbers Jf. 1. A rhlla. Stcck Et- fltant'ra LIBERTY BONDS All Issues Bought and Sold ?50 $100 500 ?1000 Graham, Parsons &&, 435 Chestnct Street Philadelphia J; l! TTnlidKlnrdnm i. rtr. A frrlaml nla. HW1 ! Jraton as .V ruel Co. arc. .1 Imp. lis, 193-J liXUppiro riiN A Kiiel Co. Col. Tr, 6, 192H ! JLfhlih Coal .V No to. Cons, IHs, IKSt New York, Jan. ,"i. The New York Kcnins Sun's financial review today mjs: The -eeurities list in the stock mar ket at the beginning of the first full ' week period of the new year had dif- I ficulty in finding a stable level of prices. Trading was animated througn most of the session with considerable I pressure exerted on the selling side. ! There was good power of absorption.! i however, and as a whole the market' behaved a ell. II was natural enough that ther should be profit-taking in view of the high -price levels attained last week and developments tended to encourage that movement. In the first ulace. the Supreme Court j reconvened after the holiday recess and there recurred the possibility of u de cision in me stocu utvioenu case, it was regarded ns prudent, perhaps, to realize ou profits while the street was iodulgin; in its regular Monday oc cupation of speculating meutally 'on what the decision would be. Howeer, ii did Dot come, but something else did. That was the court's holding the Volsicd prohibition act altd uud con Ftitutional. This brought about a flurry of liquidation in the early nfternoon, hut. as was the case earlier in the scs.- i sion, offerings were readily taken aud in a brief space recovery was in or- ucr. The financial community had before , I it two constructive factors to consider, i the impetus given to the movement for i a compromise on the peace treaty and ! the conference report on the railroad , I bills. It was possible that in some i , quarters call loan renewals at 10 per I cent following 0 per cent nccomuiodu- i i tion on last i'riday was a disappoini- uient in a measure altnougn a cauia j or banking opinion failed to clcWl much (faith in real cas. money. The tndene. nt the moment was toward lower rates, but Saturdays bank (statements were not very encouraging a" to permanency in thai aircitmn. im provement in the rcseno position of tin Clearing House institutions was at the expense of the Federal Kesere Jiank. The New York's proportion of reserve to liabilities droppd below the 10 per ceut level, "S.7 per cent, to be prceise, the lowest figure yet Been. The banks total bill holdings increased more than iJ'.'o.OOO.OOO. while there was u decline in the note issues of $."S,7(0,000, v Men was the most encourogingifratiire of Hi .-tutement. tfi lllKll Am Sirs. 40 1 "57 Am (as. ."(I '2r, Am u pf r.ni LV ISrill .1 ti ."Ii 70 Cum Iron ".'.I' 10 tcub c s r.:;i .".77r; Stor..lll 'J.") (icn Asp. 1-0 ..o do nrcr.U'li L'O fit Pt C r 10" 1 C N A. ".('. HUO l,k S Cor 'Jl'-.. U-2 t.eh Nnv. (H.. 'Jir. Leh Val. t'!'1, 100 U C C, i St h . 57'; 10 Penn N11.300 1S41 Pa U Tt. IL'i, !" Phila Co 10 rJO Phila Co cum pf. ."l"i Sll Phil i:iec 2-". 10 P U T tc 'J7' JO I'll Tract O.'i 100 Read Tr. 21 i 10 tRcading 77Ts n.".r.0Ton Min. "'; 10." T'n Tract ."(iV, SOS V C, T.. ".-'. .".0 f.U S Stl.los's IOS'j l(li(. (" lork ll pt ,il ..1 lit . . itt .-KMisr nud.' b eoniparlpon wltli la?t HO1'. n.i Npw VorU sto. k IlxrlMriff.. Total ..ilr in(fiio &Inris. compared with S".... 5liarea baturd:. .".('. JP, CI i:;s .-.7.. ;;on 10 r.i '.:; U7T; tKt 77T? . "(-Vj .'!(! 1 -ilvi ' (.,414, 1 !:;?', ', r.7'22'i '.00 5 'i't 10 4-2','i ::Pj-r- J -'-t's U ST 1 K JSU 77T's ::(jij-i ,i.in, Mi'- In ?1 IHM. 1 Key Tel 1st r.s I! Lk, Sup iuc llOMls Uleli Low C! C". I 'ln.se (;: Xot 1 lu-. -f 1 7091 ? M'i t .'! I.eh Val gen i.s 701i 70L. ." do gen 4U.s Sl'i Sl' 1 Lehigh Val Coal (Is., OS'- OS". OSU U 3-10 Lib llonds ;::s 09.no 00.70 no.70 ."0 j.'i-'JO lid l'is ni.SS 04.40 1)1.40 .10 ."! 4th 4 'is. OL'.fSO'J.SS O'J.SS1.08 1 Vie lSjs.. 90.10 99.10 OO.lti .11 1 I'hila Co cons Ps. . . 7S 7S 7S . . 10 Phila Klec 1st 5s 921 i p.j 10 PB S.W4S 07 07 t Rcadgeu-is 61 'i SV 0 iwaa-jcrscy Cent 4s.. SO 80 SO ";'. 1 Cn Ry Inv 5s 72 72 72 1 lvr.ln J74.750 tompar with 5,"0 S00 WOULD IMPRISON PACKERS 02 'J 07 i 81 U.. PLAN FOR G. 0. P. MEETING New Plan for Government Regula tion Has Punishment Clause Washington, Jan. ,".- (P.y A. P.) A new plau for goiernmenr regulation of the meat induslrj. including packers, Btoek yards and iive stock commission merchants, was pro-cnlcd today by Senators Kenyou, Ifepublicnn, Iowa, aud Kcndrick, Democrat, AVyomins, to the senate agriculture committee. '1 he substitute measure would provide I government "registration"' iustcad of licensing, but with broad federal regula tion through a proposed Federal Lite Stock Commission, composed of three members uppointed by the President. Penalties for violations of the live stock commission's orders would be im prisonment from six months to ine ' years and fines of from ?500 to ?10,000. by The agriculture committee decided to i reopen its bearings, inciting Attorney j (.iuiu. lvh h. tun t.1, rrrirn ntt, JW3. VJ'ortlund B.v., TJxht A. I'owfr itfc. flu. 11)4'.' 17iiltKl Ghh A Elpetrle f'nru. f'nl 11. lni-t lndlaiispolU Iracllon k Term, 1ft r. ins.t Amerlrai f.n Cn. ColUtrral Tr 7, 162K JllUUnd Vallrj Knllroad Co. 1st Rt. 1913 IVnna. Vtr A Tower Co. Jt 5, 1040 svumrstown X Sharon R7. t.t. Co. ofc. 1931 JtalinMonu Trartlon Co. tut Mtxe. On. 1943 Samuel K. FhilJips & Co. Mrmbcrs rhlliidrlphln Sto-k Kxthanre 07 CIIKWTXPT hT. Avuan"' Mexican Eagle Oil CHARLES FEAROiN & CO. 333 Chestnut Street I National Convention Discussed i Cnmmlllpp eJn4ahli-R Aftenrl rt, T k. T! Tii ni.. nicnerai runner to appear next neunes- Chicago, Jan. 5. (By A.P.) Pans, rinv tn -. offiei.iiv'of ,hp spMlemen( lntiArtol mnvfnt iftn i .r. .. . v .-. . . ""."" Wanted Manager H(w-k drlianrn hnriM. mimiW .f tuii - J.lnkl . ! XT-n. X..-l, CII..I. WT L - 1' J uanA man, experlrnctd ami capable,, of I A 424, Ledger Office J PAYING TELLER J VfAttTBD An Trrinred tiitr nho Is f pbl of headline a rotltlon 3f rtspon- L CITIZENS? BANK i "3 K THtRtl BT. 'I- FlNANTl.tr. I'AllTNKltSllirs " IKS?3 NOTICE IS nEBEDY OrVEX TITAT tlio corrnitlon known as the 0r mntowa ftplnnlux Co.. exlutln undar ttia i Mf.s of th C'otnmonwlth of I'enurylvanli. 1 tiy proper union of Ita atorkholdera ceated ? Its rorporat buslneu on tlie Slat day of T)ercber. IP If. and proper action III b 'fkken In 'luo eourao for tho dliaolutlon Miertoi. All ciaima acamai inn corporation for the Republican national convention here next June were laid today at an cieeiitive session of the convention com mittee of which Alviu T. Ilert, of Ken tucky, is chairman. National committeemen. Hepubltc.iu 'eader.s of Illinois', Republican women from many states and campaign man agers of several Republicans boomed for the presidency were present. Chairman AVill Hays unnounced that a committee of sixty on policies nnd plntform would be named Monday in San Francisco. Chairman Hays and Mr. John (. South, of Kentuelty, head of the wom en's division of the nutionnl oommitt'c. will be guests of honor at h bainiuet tonight, (irnerul Wood, (!oeruor Low den and -Mr. Hays will speak. OLD BUILDING BURNS with the packers. On Thursday, the committee will hear representatives of the pnekers, and on Friday representa tives of the Federal Trade Commission. SPEAKS ON EDUCATION Dr. Lichtenberger Says Only Ten Per Cent Reach High School Dr. J. B. Lichtenberger, professor .of sociology at the T'niversity of I'enn Uylrania, spoke nt the weekly meeting lot the Prebyterian Ministerial As.o ciation in 'Witherspoon Hall this moru ling. I He spoke of the relation of education to success in the tarious walks of life land brought forward some interesting .conclusions arriveu ac turougn a stuuy of the men of the national Army, FINED AS GAMBLERS 1 Two .u Once Part of Centennial Exposition, thc beginning of his lecture he said that Later U6ed as Church in the city only au per cent 01 the An old huildine which 'was a part ofyunB reach the 'iJ1 whool sUbo of lheAn" nl BpoWoah"ro in 1370 ! 'hrl,Sd"cati0D' 8nd that P" Cnt was burned to the ground this morning 1 t-rauumc- at IHU (iermantonn avenue, jc was In the rear of the former home of William Adamson, a glue manufacturer, ut Allcchcnv avenue and Richmond tlvAAf ! It was bought after the exposition by Mr. Adnmson's mother, who had it moved to thc Germantown property, where it was used for n time as n church and later us a Sunday school room by tbo Wakefield Presbyterian Church, Germantown ncnue near Lo gan. It is supposed that the blaze was 'stnrted by children playing In thc old htrueturo. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS Dlv. Salt!. 300 1700 1400 1200 700 .100 400 200 900 1300 1800 1N000 oOO 1100 loo 300 2300 lfOO 1'.'00 300 lloon ' coo . :i 71)00 too too .'uo 3900 4 00 : 00 8 3000 :i 1000 ! 1300 10 100 1 200(1 S KIII0 20 10(1 c 17000 ii 1'iflOO 7 1200 7 1300 (tion too c 7000 joo 1300 2000 0 300 .1 200 7 1100 10 100 a 100 40000 3. SO 1200 r.oo 4 tOO 7 J;-00 8 ion ; 100 cnoo 27000 r, - 1(10 s r.oii soo loco 100 0 100 10 .T!00 .SO lsoo too 6930 .. 110(1 G !9 200 3 300 100 3100 700 100 2500 no 300 2900 700 100 ico 100 200 2110 100 00 S(I0 4 P 9011 I3V0 10200 1200 Km 2110 2100 1200 300 t00 3200 stoo 100 CG00 4,-. 10 A00 nuo 200 1300 100 100 1000 1S00 100 1.-.00 s0 inn 3cn 200 200 soon 1300 2000 :iimi 200 J 100 4700 lion 0000 200 100 2700 2300 300 100 2100 COO 11.00 200 6000 200 100 200 1700 100 soon 0300 . 9300 18050 100 too 100 1000 300 300 400 0100 100 .700 AG0O 7100 1. e Adams Express 33 Auvanca ilumely .... 4SJJ AJax llubber gs2 .. .ixiuhku uoia Mines... 3 Ala8kn Juneau a Jt.... t Allls-Chnlmcrs . 6394 8 Am Agrlo Chcm MH 3 Am Dank Kotor . , , . . 4614 8 Am Ucet Sugar DJH 8f Am I)osch JIaeneto...lisU Am Bosch rts 0T4 . Am Can 61 7 Am Can pf 101 12 Am Car & Fdy H2 7 Am Car & Kdy pf lion 4 Am Cotton Oil S4H SO Am Druggist Syn ViU . . Am Hide & Leather. . . SO'A 7 Am Hldo & Lealh pf.m Am Ice 47 Am ItUernat Corp . ,.110Ji .3 Am Linseed 7G14 Am Locomotive 10.7 Am Locomotive pf....l05J Am Malt & Gra'n 13 Am Ship & Commeico. 304 4 Am Smelt & Kef 7154 7 Am Smelt & Kef pf. , . 08 8 Am SnuIT 1H .1 Am Steel Foundries. .. 45? 7 Am Susar Ref ...... .13H 10 Am Sumatra Tob 09 7 Am Tel & Cable 53 8 Am Tol & Tel 07 20 Am Tobacco 2S3 G Am Tobacco pf now.. 97(i Am Tob Sec temp ctfs. 73J' 7 Am Woolen 101 7 Am Woolen pf 104 Am Writing Paper pf. JM Am Jllno Lead & Sm. . 18& G Am Zlno L & H pt. . . 67 W Anaconda Copper . .. C3U Assets ncallz.itluu . . 0U Asfo Dry Goods CJ?4 6 A tch Top & Santa Kc. S.7 . A I eh Top A S V pf. . HI 7 Atlantic Coast L,lno. . 93?s 10 Atl Gulf A W I S S.. 17614 5 Atl Gulf tWISS pf. 73',i Auto Sales C tern ctfa. 19 Ilaldwin Locomotive. .2199 Ualilmore & Ohio 3.',2 nalt'moro & Ohio pf.. 48 lUnict Leather in ... 93 B.J1TCU I31J4 Uarrett pf Batopilas Mining ... ' Ucthlehem Motors ... 31 '2 Dcthlcbem Stocl 17 103 Tlcthlehem Stl Sfi pf..ll Booth Fisheries 1314 Hid n Rapid Transit.. ViV Hklyn ItT ctfsof dep. 1H Hrooklyn I'nlon Gas.. 13 14 nurns Bros 130 Iiuttu copper .t zinc. . ' tlutto A hupcrlor Cop. 2H Rutterlck -' Ciddo Central O & U. 2s&, CiUtfornlii Packing ... hi California Petroleum.. ISTs Calumtt & Arizona,.. 61 Vi Canadian Pacllta ....133 Cnoo J I Thresh M pf . 9'4 Central Leather 101'i Central Leather pf...!08l2 i"en & So Am Tel WYt Cerro do Tasco Cop.. Gl Chandler Motors 13G'A Chesaptaka & Ohio... J0? Clillo Copper '-I C'hino Copper 41U Chi & Northwestern.. S7V4 Cliicago Gt Western.. H Chi Gt Western pf . . . 2S Chi Rock Isl & Pac. 2SU Chi R I & Pac 6 pr. Vi Chi R-I & Pac 7 pf. 71 Vi i'hl Mil & St Paul.... 3S Chi Mil & St Paul pf. M i'hl Pncumatla Tool..J05!i Coca-Cola 4054 Colorado Fuel & Iron. 4 4' Col Graphophono .... 6314 Columb Gaa & Eire. . . Of. Consolidated Cigar .. S3 Con Clg-ar pf 80 Consolidated Tcxtllo. . SOTs Consolidated Gas .... 83 Continental Can . ... 93'i Continental Candy .. 13)4 Con Interstaro Cal M . . 20 's Corn Products Ref. S954 Corn Products Kef pf.loe'i Cruclblo Steel 330r8 Cuba Cano Sugar ... 53' Cub.i Cano auear pf.. St?4 Del.iwaro & Hudson . 90 Denver & IUo Grando. 0 Denver & Rio G pf... 13?4 Domo MlnC3 13 Diirliam Hosiery pf . . . Kl M Clk Horn Coal 27H nndlcotl-Johnson . . . .143 P.ndlcott-Jolmson pf. .101 Hrle 1".5 Ivrle. 1ft pf '-''j l.rio 2d pf !" FumoU!) Plajers-Ij ... !" Ffilcral Mill ft Sni pf. '-' Fisher Bodv 130'i Fislv Rubber . 47H IVeepurt Texas . W'i Gaston Wind & W.C- ,!!i General Cigar 71 General Clej-r deb pf. . 9I94 Gcjicr.il Ulcjtila I70JJ General Motors 34 General Motors deb. . XS Goodr.ch UP. ... 8S7 Goodrich P. V pt.-.. . .102 Granby Consol M A S 5.'i Great Xorthcrn pr . . si 4 Gt Northern Oro ctfs. 41 Urceno'Cananca Cop . 3s Gray t. Dals 481! Gulf States Steel . . . h0 Hartinan Coni . . 100'i Haskell & Barker car. Vl Homesuko Minlns .. r-s'i Inspiration Con Cop. . tl ? Interboro Con Con'.. Inter Con Corp pf. . . . lfi Int Agrlcul Corp 21 ' Tnt Harvester 13i tilth Low '33J4 4354 87 54 Today's r.Vt Closa Chs. 33 ..-43?4- 154 8754 154 10 Int Harv pf new. . . . Int Mer Marine Int Mer Marln pf . . International Nlcl.'l. International Paper. . Iuteruat Paper pr. . . Inter Paper pf stpd. International Salt . . Iron Products Corp. Jones Bros Tea Kan City Southern.. Kansas City So pf... Kclly-Spg Tiro Kelly-Spg T 8 pf.. Kelsey Wheel Kennccott Copper .. Key ttono Tiro . Rub., .11344 Si's .mis . 33 's . 87 54 103 . 79't . 71 . 9'2 . 30 . 10 . 17 .15354 .103 . 90 , 33H . 48 5i 1 J0?4 93 J, 48 9454 110 8?; 10054 141?', 11014 S3 54 1354 2954 120 4654 11S94 70 10354 10354 43 2S?i 60 54 98 n94 4454 138 54 9754 52 97 37S 9754 7154 151 tot 59 17H 57 54 03 J a 054 6 154 8194 80 as Ti ns 54 7354 13 11854 32 H 4794 93 131 11154 1H 29 Ji 99 54 nt 135,4 1194 94 53 1 2 120 : 27 2754 2GH S3V4 iVi, 06 132'i 9994 103 107 117 5i 59 54 133 50 2094 40 S7 54 S'l 25 2S 01 71 54 37 Ti 53 54 10ft',4 40 5i - 43)4 1.3' 6(!i 02 SO 30 M'4 93 T4 13 lOij 07 10054 21 53 H (154 no ,H 1354 1194 10 !i 20 143 101 1394 2'i!4 1.7 9 1 2S 130 3594 3?i 18 54 7354 94 !4 170 33854 8494 R154 103J4 55 '4 Ml" 40 37 i '.Si 78)2 ::94 (II!.. OS C0 5i 3!i II 34 2154 132 4 113-H 50 110 24 4 S35J 109 79J4 71 17 29 10 n 148 103 90 33 54 1 -.r 3 - 14 5354- T4 93T4- !4 4054 1 0454- 54 117 594- 114 0054- 154 100 54- 94 J41T4- Ti 11054 154 5354- ITi 1354- 54 29J4- 94 120 - 2 47 94 11754- zy, 70-1 103 - 254 10354 ' 94 43-1 29 54- li 70 Ji- J', 98 11594 2 45 54 13854 14 93 - 54 53 2 9794 280 3 9754 194 7314- 1 15954-'354 101 54 00 - Hi 1794- 34 57 '4 54 0194- H 654 U 05 - 94 8194 14 80 - 3 93 394 17314- 94 7214 1 19 11794- 3 3394- H 4S 54 93 114 133. - 354 11H4 14 194 - 30 - 114 JOO',4- 314 111 Ti 13 54 1194- !4 794 s 6354- 14 120 1 94 14 27 - !4 2714 3i 28 114 ?3 94- 94 13 - 1 07 54 . 133 - 1 9994- 14 101 - 5', 107 - 3)4 117 !4 2 54 50 Ti- 94 13?T- 1 56 5i 2094- 14 409s- 9 h7 54 . . 8?J- H 25 r 54 3854 - 61 54 f 94 7114 30 - 94 5394- 14 10314- 114 4054 i 14 42 54- 114 0394- It G5 !4 03 SO 30 '4- ' 81 !s !4 924 4 13 - Is 20 ' !i 8854- 114 10014- 3'i 318 - 3'4 5354- 14 S19J4- .,'4 90 f 1 8 - 1 1394 '4 13 10114 9, 3754 114 113 101 1394 li 20! j- 14 15 9314 li m 1 -4 130 - U 40!i- V, 31 Ts- 1!b 181i- 54 71 - 1 194 94 170 333 - 5 85 54 8194 .. 103 - 94 55)4 h 1 ; 8114 I- 14 I0'4- 34 37'i- 1 4S'5- 70 - '2 99Ti- 'i 1 54 4- 1', GS94- 114 0094- 94 3T4 .. 1194 . 2114- 114 1339-94 11394 94 5094- 114 11094- 14 25Ji 94 8554- 2Ti 109 54 79Ti . . 71 47 3J4 20 25-4 10 40 - 114 15354 3Ji 103 4 1 902 3394- 54 4754- 94 1 Dlv. In 6 7 13 7 4 1.75 7 IS Sales loeoo 1500 1800 3.50 3700 ,, 100 .. 200 100 400 100 200 300 100 300 1700 300 400 400 9700 1600 21700 1.20 6200 4 500 100 7 000 300 1S0O 200 3000 3 100 3 1000 100 7 100 S 1600 900 G 1700 5 100 7 300 2100 1.50 100 1000 10 1800 Kirn Lackawanna Steel . . . 8194 Leo Rubber & Tire. . . . 3854 Lehigh Valley 44 Loft Corp 28 Loose-Wiles Biscuit .. 09?i Loose-Wiles B 1st pf.100 Lorlllard P Tobacco. .18014 Louisville & NaBhvIUe.11354 Mackay Cos pf 64 Manate Sugar 130 54 Today'e Net Ixw Close. Chse. Manhattan Shirt 3354 Martin Parry 2654 Marllu Rockwell 71 JJaxwell Motor 359 Maxwell Mot ctfs.... 3554 Maxwell Mot 1st pf. .. 6354 May Dept Stores 124 Mexican Petroleum. ..21854 Miami Copper 26 Mlddlo States Corp... 71 Mldvale Steel & Ord.. 5394 Minn & St L new 14 Minn .St P & S St St.. 7554 Missouri Kan & Tex.. aJ4 Mo Kan & Tex pf 14 Missouri Paclflo 20Ti Missouri Pacific pf... 43 Mulllns Body 51 94 National Acmo 3754 Nat Anlllno K. Chem.. 7014 National Biscuit 12454 National Cloak & S.. 78 Nat Conduit & Cable 1154 Nat Ununi & Stamp.. 88 National Lead 8414 National Lead pf 10854 Nat R R of Mex 2d pf. 594 Nevada Con Copper. . . 1754 Now Or Tex & Mex... 45 Now York Air Brake. 117 Now York Central . . . 7oTi 100 3.50 Now York Dock 47 300 2. S0 New York Dock pf... CI 54 .. New York Nil & H... 3Ti New York Out & W... 17 Norfolk & Western... 99 North American 53 Northern Pacific 81 14 Nova Scotia, S & C. 77 54 Ohio Cities Gas 5014 Okla Prod & R'-f 10Ji Otis Steel 4094 Owens Bottling Modi. 01 racldi! Gas & Ulec... 0154 Pacific Mall 39 Pan-Amor Petrol & T. 10014 Pan-Amer (B) 10014 1 7 5 - 7 5 I .50 3 5 1 6 100O ton 200 .JOO . 1300 4700 5700 9700 8000 100 (iOI) 5(10 SHOO 3800 200 3 4300 3 600 2700 2600 200 9100 3 27100 2500 1100 S 400 5 300 600 1 100 500 8 700 8 1300 5 2600 3 700 8 3300 4 100 3 700 8 1110 75900 6 7290 200 ( 15S00 8.7.1 800 3.-.90 100 till) 500 COO COO S900 40600 9000 loeoo 10(1 1K00 100 400 4500 40200 200 2800 1100 1S00 400 1200 2200 300 1200 301 10109 100 100 501 2100 1900 r.oo :r.o MOO 1VJ0 II SAO 300 ion tun 2200 1700 too J GOO osioo 100 400 1C200 900 2300 500 1000 700 t.OO 0O too 101) tsr.O 20 800 109 000 or.o 100 io 1000 1200 3100 8300 500 500 1500 !00 ion 1 lCx ah Mend. Parish & Bingham.. . . 4554 Pennsylvania R R.... 4 54 Pcnn Seaboard Steel.. 3594 Peoples Gas Chicago. 4154 Pero Marquetto 31 Pcro Marquette pf . . . . 51 Philadelphia Co 40 94 Plerce-Arrow Motor .. 8354 Plcrco Oil 2194 Pierce- Oil pf 94 Pittsburgh Coal of Pa. 6314 Pittsburgh & W Va.. 28!i Pond Creek Coal .... 379a Pitt C C & St L 57 Pressed Steel Car 103T4 Pullman 11754 Tunta Alegro Sugar .. 9114 Ray Consolidated Cop. 2294 Railway Steel Spring. 10094 Reading 77l4 Reading 2d pf 3S Remington Typewrit. . 83J4 ReplOK'lo Steel 48 llepuullo Iron & Steel. 13314 Republic I &S rts 3 Jicpub Motor Truck... 64 54 Royal Dutch N Y.... 10514 St Joseph Lead 1594 Saxon Motor 1094 Savago Arms 75 Seaboard Air Lino ... 7 Seaboard Air Llna pt. 1514 Sears-Roebuck 3(0 Slinttuck Ariz Cop ... I3?i Shell Trans Trading.. SI', Sinclair Consol Oil ... 184 Sloss Shelf S & 1 8114 Southern Pacifla lolls South P R Sugar pf... 110 Southern Hallway . . 23 Southern Railway pf.. 6054 St h San Francisco.. 1854 Stromberg Carb 80 Htudcbaker US'i Studebaker pf 101 Stutz Motor 131 Superior Siecl t93i Tcnn Cop R. Chcm.... 1314 Texan Co 22074 Texas Co rta CO Texas & Pacific 13 Third Avenue 1 -To Tobacco Products .... t Tobacco Products pf . . 103 !4 Transcontinental OH.. 3894 Tr.msuc & Wms Steel. 6414 Twin city R T 32 I'nioti U.ig & Tripcr.. OJJs l'liirin oil 37 !6 r.ilo-i Pni-illo 121 Va 1'uioii pj.'ititf p" 081s Vnitcd AH"' Steel ... 5't l'niteil Fruit 20l'2 Fn Rv Ine.,l pr 27 Fnlted Retail Storco.. 9 F S ( I P o. Fdry.... Wi : S (MPS. Fdry pf . . 5I3 i; S Kxprcss 30 (4 U S Food Products... 78H U S Ind Alcohol 114 54 IT S Ind Alcohol pf ... .103J4 U H Realty &. Imp... . 48 IT s Rubbir 14394 U S Rubber 1st pf. ..114 II. S. Smelt R Ref. . . . 75 V S Steel 103 U H Steel pf Ill'i Ptah Copper 79Tb Utah Sco 1354 Vanadium Corp 67 Va-Carollna Chem... 7394 Va-Car Chcm pf J12 Va Iron Coal & Coko. . 87 Vulcaii Detlnntng .... 89 Wabash r 8U Wabash pf 21 14 Wells Fargo Etp 66 Western Maryland.... 11 JJ West Maryland 2d pf. 1854 Western raclflo 2594 Western Paelflo pf . , . , 63 14 Western Cnlon Tel... 8914 Wostlnghouso A Br.. 119 Westlnghuuse C & M. . 511, Wheeling A- L Rrlc... 14 Whlto Motor O034 Will s-Oiei land 31T8 Willys-Overland pf .. 93 Wilson & Co 92 54 Worthlngton Pump... 9154 Wooiworih V W 120 Woith Pump pf B.... 73 8894 3794 4394 2754 69 Ti 100 18054 113 64 135 3394 2654 68 3454 3454 63 121 E12T4 2554 66 6114 13 Ti 7454 954 14 20 43 4854 3754 70 12454 78 11 87 94 831, 10854 694 1094 45 11414 70 47 5994 27 54 17 98 i 80 7394 49 !', 10H 4054 C4 (li 3714 10114 98 54 4554 41Ti 3394 3894 30 54 6094 3914 19 li 2094 90 03 2814 2654 57 10154 114 54 93 22 ?4 10054 7694 35 93 49 11914 194 539s 103I4 1 " 14 1514 75 7 1414 339 , 12 54 82(4 4G54 76 10294 110 22 54 6594 18 SI 11354 101 127 si;. 11"4 225 68 1 J H ' 1291 3294 103 37 '4 0394 33 35 3i;' 123", (7! a 63'- 20l4 26 9l'i -"I ' 4 5194 30 li 7654 111 '4 103 14 111 13714 114 7414 lOfil, Ii:i3i 78', 7Hi 113 87 89 Sli 2314 55 11 1814 2594 0154 85i 118 51H I3'4 Gl 31 93 8114 90?i 12994 71 0i 3894 94 44 94 2794- 94 0914- !i 100 1 18014 U 11354 1 04 136J4 14 3354 94 2014 294 08 34T4 H 3454 2)4 63 121 - 454 214 54- 6!4 25)4 7114 554 53 -r 94 14 14 7454 1T4 954- 94 14 20 - 94 43 - 94 49T4 1T4 3754- is 70-14 13454- Vz 78-3 1114 'A 8794- 114 8454 Vi 10854- 194 694 94 1754 1 151 115 - 1 7014 Yz 47 - 1 , 6994 l'4 2794 17 99 5114- Ji. 8014- ?4 773 1914- 94 10 94 4014- Ti 04 0154 114 371.4- 94 103 94- 254 10014- 1J4 1554- 14 42 5i .. 3394- 114 4094- l?4 31 - Ti 6094- 214 4094 lli 8194- Vl 2154 9694 6.1 2814- 2094- 67 -10l5i-114 14- 93 - 2314 10014 7754- NEW WEEK OPENED WITH HIGHER LOCAL MARREl Trading Was Fairly Active and Well DistributedGoo Demand for Investment Shares The new week started with a strong nnd generally higher local market. Thc trading was neither nctlvo nor of lnrge volume but was fairly broad, so that the local list was well represented hi the day's dealings. Tho strength of the general list came in for more notice because of the unsettled gyrations of thc Aicw lork mnrkef There was little news of a strictly local character to affect the market much in cither direction. Iu various parts of the list continued moderate in vestment buying was iu evidence, Indi cating the presence of bargain hunters. Such purchases were discernible in Pennsylvania Railroad, Lehigh Naviga tion, Lehigh Volley and United Gas Im provement. Thc Inttcr nnd Lehigh Nnvigution both made new high figures for thc current movement at fiii?. and 01'4 respectively. Pennsylvania had 11 good market nt 4121t. j The Improvement, however, was not. confined to these investment shares, but. a wmcr inquiry was noted for most all the lending local issues. Philadelphia Electric crossed par in thc enrly trading but fell back again. Union Traction udded Vi to laRt week's recovery, sell ing at ,'I(ii. Philadelphia Rapid Tran sit got within a shadow of i!8, and Philadelphia Traction wns taken at tW. In more active speculative shares, Lake Superior Corporation wns raised HO cents to 21 Vj. General Asphalt pre ferred, on small dealings, jumped R7 to 100. On the other hand, moderate leu!!.t"itllo,.DB cauAcd a Alined of Si 1 I St0ragu Battcry ,0 HO. Ami can Stores wns more active it li although sold higher n the It,! Insurance Company of North AmKi on small dealings, advanced nT Americnn Gas went back to CO i Vs of CO cents. York Italic p'Ag ' was unchanged at 31. Tonopah Mnnf rarao in for notice by reason of "b chnnging hands of a block of 300(1 sh ot 2 7-10. On small trowiSloS,? stock bold at 2. "ioas th. Tt is understood bankers will m,i, . formal offering of the new TTnltrd Ir, Improvement nnd Philadelphia uLtri notes next week, the proceeds of S will provide for the similar f6 notes maturing on F.cbruarv 1 t, ? believed present holders will mate ,r exchange for tho new notes and ee paratively few will be cashed 1 in Z tSruC "Inactive Investment re Some idea of the tremendous voluo' of holiday trade h given iu this week' Fhilodcphia Clearing House statement showing an increase in Individual," posits last week of .m303.000.Th, stntemcut also showed a material i provement, in, thc rcseno position n the local institutions. Reserve iuth i'1 K'wrve Rank increasftl M O0CO00, while the excess rc"rVc . increased .?L'.372,000, bringing the loti, rjASnrOVOr1CK"1 ""nciitH up b &iWISSoB:",,',dU,UBb"' CORN SCORES GAINS ON OUTSIDE BUYING ii Ti 14 14 94 3 54 194 314 , 35 J, 93 - J4 48 - 14 130 Ti- 3 '4 Ti- 's 64 54- 1!4 10194- li I51i li tr, - J4 75 7 14 1554 114 240 8 1354 8394- 47?o- 79 103 54- 110 23 14 5594- I8ji- 8394- "214- 101 131 4994- 13 225 -5S Ki ll 94 9314- 1T4 103 54 - l. 3814- 14 0394- 294 33 9314 4 14 'i7iH 14 l.M'4 68 !i 72 14 -i 20194 30 -9194-2314 -51 4- 14 54 3 1T4 'i 1'i 354 1 4 4 !i 5 3i 114 Prospects of Rough Weather In duce Purchases Offerings Readily Absorbed LOCAL SALES BRING REACTION IN COTTON Late Months Hold Firm or Trade Purchases and Switch ing by Longs QUA IN ntJI.T WrjATHEn. FOItUCAFT Clitcaro. .Tan. r, Illinois Snow north, Know or rnln south tonlRht, much warmvr Missouri llaln or snow and uarmcr (o nlffht. very unccttled an1 wanner. Wis consin Hnow lonlsrht anil Tuesday, warmer tonlcht. Minnesota ynow east, fair tv est tonight Tuesday fair and colder. Oowu Snow or rain and much Marnier tnulfflu fair went and central Tuesday. North Pakota Montana and Wynmlnc Fair nnd colder tonipht aud Tuvsjay South Dakota Partly cloudy tonlslit and Tuesday, colder. Nebraska and Kansin t'nsetlled w 1th rain or snow, colder vcst tonlsbt, Tuesday fair and colder. Chicago. Jan. 5. Small receipts, strength in hogs and thc cash articles and prospects of rough weather, in duced active buying of corn by outsiders and covering of shorts today and thc market scored mnterial gains. All of ferings were absorbed easily. Shorts were concerned by predic tions for rain or snow nnd Entailer car lot estimates. Tenders from thc coun try were light. Commission houses rrc free buvors of oats and shorts also came in. mak ing tho market strong. Thc demand was encouraged by thc excellent statis tical position. It was repotted that. C00.00O bushels of outs and an equal amount of rje had bceu taken for shipment abroad. There was said to be some inquiry- for barley. Private rabies said that bcatHred rains hud fallen over a wide area iu Australia aud bos proved beneficial for the new crop of wheat, which has becu suffering from drouth. I-adlnc futures ranged as folloftD' Corn (new delivery! fl.it. Own Hl-h t r.w r'- ' 1 ar.'i l.37' 1.34'i 1.8794 1.31S 1.32 1 H4V4 1 1.81't 1 33 1 30i 1 32H . . . COTTON I1KLT WnATHCrt CONDITIONS .c.v iorK, jan. ,. t m folloin, 1- uiurrs wnra fn,ti-fj.i 1.. this njnrnln.-: Knoxiil ". " 0 'elm anoo?" 12. llmliiHlon. 14: Vus'ist 1 an" Atlin" 1H: Macon. Chai lesion, nd Savannah i Me11;,s ann .Meridian 20. Little KJ l.s'"k,burfc" ?n,) .In'-hsonvllle 21. l'ort Smth. IVftHiiMj. 'r. v... ..-I-.:! l.i. ST.'. 7l3'i Jill . . Mav ... Juh ... on ts Mav . . . Julv ... Pork Jan L,.ira j.,,,. . . . JIv ...21.73 Illbs J'in Mav . ..SO 20 Hid tAsked, Hl'4 77' ss'i 7U 84i 771, S3U t7D'; 2S.0-. 27.05 15.10 23.03 11.70 JO. 11 20.15 37.T.0 t37.10 23 80 23.50 24. M 2...-i7 10.50 19.13 20.30 tltl.V- 1 tOKe . . 70J4- 114 1124- 94 10354 -) J4 is - ,; 7114- 14 1075a- I '4 111 78 54- fi 13 56 54 - nj M4- 154 112 - 1" 87 89 - 1 8!4 .. 3U4 14 55 154 H!i- 14 8IS 54 5J4- 14 6314 2J4 8814 54 1PJ 1 5194- !4 1354 . 0194- 114 nili- 54 93 1 81J,- 54 9313- 1 129 T4 I- 194 75 114 NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET Kew York. .Inn. ..". The Brazilian fr Co. UV.drr th iiunfciTi-nnTnt Mt rmutrian ana uacar . wood, in flnr Da.rttirat mn, Lmivff tfl -kkW "1 PATTEItSOX rtiCAll W. WOOD. K. II. PATTBRBOV. s. rn.Kvw.. rxvesiaatt. rB.T,i Chimney Sparks Fire Narberth Home ,a Kparks from a chimney started a fire on the roof of thc borne of A. 13. AVohlert, lundscane architect, at 217 I'rlcc ayenuo, JC"rberth, about 7 o'clock tkid'naornlni;. FJreme put out jthc L1m betorp prwu HWtre 'V('as "Pn Camden Men Assessed Each; Others $10 Donato Lomlnick, lorty-tno years old, of 819 Coates street, ana Urzauo Fetter, fifty years old. of 32.1 Division street, were fined $.")0 each by Re corder Stackhoiife. in Camden toduy. They were charged with running gam bling houses. The two men and fourteen patrons were arrested in a pollen raid yester day. Tho "guests" were fined $10 each. enhles this morning showed continued ateudv conditions in the coffee markets, resulting in a fair demand for contracts here' opening prices showing gains of 13 to 25 points. Trices went into new high ground for thc movement during thc morning on a continuation ot n uctier icciiiib uoieu toward thc end of lust weik. Ibis was further encouraged, by the continual steadiness of thc cables and the improi $50 ing tone of tho stock market. Toward miuuay, pri'"- nan vi.i ui. Overheated Stove Causes Blaze An overheated stave In the lidme of Mrs Margaret Dougherty, HOti South Howard btrcet, set fire to the, kltcheu toiaj and did about $100 woribof; damage before It wfla cxtincul&Kcd, to 1.1.00 for Mitrch, 10.15 for May and 10 20 for September, or 20 to 31 poluts above the previous close. There appeared to be new long buy ing, Uuroncnti support nnd short cover ing, while the offerings were from cer tain trade sources, which seemed dis posed to sell on thc odvuuce. Sat. cos Open 11 a m. . . . .lli.lH'O'tHI -l..W JI. rr, .. lf..818'i II1.01 M.07 ... .1H.O4W0H IC29 . . 15 SJtl'OO '10 0 Manh .. Maj . . . Jul . SeptemBer Uld VON BUEL0W NOT WANTED German Prince Classed as Undesir able by Italian Government Itome. Jan. C. Prince von Buclow, former German chancellor uud recently sent to Italy on 11 diplomatic mission, has been informed that his presence in this city was undesirable for the rea son it could cause trouble for (he Italian Covernracnt, ncconllug to news papers here. As a result he will spend the winter at Lucerne, Switzerland. Prince on Iliielnw, iu the early pint of the world war, was sent to Italy by the theu kaiser to persuade the Italian Government that its best iutercsts luy in adherence to the old Triple Alliance. He tried to Hue up Italy with Germany and Austria, and falling that, to re main neutral. The temper of tho Ital ian people, however, wus such that he failed in his mission. This accounts for the present opposition to the prince iu Home New York Metal Market New York. Jan. P. Cppjur All roonlh. DVio bid. ,Mrket ttronr. Lead Alt il7.,. si lil. Market etronir... Spelter. Kast 8t. ,1ouU MarHeV steady. Robbed of $110 by Masked 3andlts Two masked men who escaped, held up Morris Dubrow, twenty-two years old, of 2117 South Fairhill streets, ut tho point of a gun last night and robbed him of $110. The robbery occurred at. ifSlith and Volf (streets. FIRE ROUSES FAMILY Smoking in Bed Blamed for Blaze Easily Extinguished A bed on thc third floor of the home of George AV. Butts, 135 West Wash ington lane, Germantown, caught lire eaerly today. Thinking that the blaze was serious, an alarm was bent iu and 13ngine Company No. 0 responded. Tho firemen lound (hut the flames had not spread from the bed to tho woodwork of thc room uud easily ex tinguished the blaze. They advance the theory that thc firo was started by some one who was smoking in bed. Mrs. Butts says thnt her son, George, Jr., was ill In the third-floor room. About 1 o'clock this morning she went to see him and finding bim apparently ntleep, went to look at her other two children before iiguin retir ing'. About two hours later George, Jr., came downstairs coughing violently. Mrs. Butts made, an investigation nud found thut his room was afire. , CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGG3 Chl,ro, Jn. B. DUTTEU. Unsettled. Creimery, d2&64c, uaos Easier. Hecolpla, 18T3 cases, flrtla, t-ordinary Hroto, ftotttloj at mark easei Included, dif sec ' , MONEY-LENDING RATES N1IW YORK Money on call, both mixed lollateral aud all industrial col lateral, opened today at 10 per cent for lendinrr and renewing. ....---.. . .- - .-- , ---- '. -.... . . --,-...-., Conditions in tnc time money innrict icable.s 1:1. ,,, checks 111; Belgian cable" . - . ........ -., . . t. i u i-.n. snre Court ..ml Ok .hnm ;. -r.l" Abilene 3S. .San Antonio, u, Ual'eltJr! M. and Corpus Chrlsll cm ' ""' Thre was .01 Ineh of nr.epiiTtioi. .v fornus riirtail, W nt OUihonu ij Ht Kan Antonio, and .OS jt Ablkn- New York, Jan. o. Ou the nflemon reaction, resulting from Wall ttrcri commission houses uud local selliug, tli late months held relatively firm on trod buying ami switching of longs from th near to thc distant positions. n veil a Livoipool purchases to undo straddle- Sjiot market uews rontluucd bullipl nltliouhg it appeared thai, on (lie hasi of -1(1 rents at interior points, iifTcriin viere frirly free. New Orleans vas huyer in the local market on a eai down. The exports were 70,G" bales, hi eluding ri2..S2Ti bales to tireat Brilni and 17,S,'!0 bales (' the Continent. The receipts nt the ports fur the da were estimated at lo.OOU bales todai compared witli 15.S17 bales h.t wee and 21.!)0.- bales last jtar. Sat. Today's 11 on 111 3.8 close onen .1 m n m n. ,n Jan . . . 3s. 30 ns.iin March . 30.7". 37.00 37 0 1 Mhv . . 3V.ui 33 r.n a:, r, rr, so July .. 33 'JI 33.I1-, an si -It; Oct. . . du IS Sn.'iO Z" 1; 1 "S3 r.R.s 33 4 FOREIGN EXCHANGE New orh. Jan. 0. The foreign ev change market opened v.itl) sterlln; eafier aud francs showing a fligbtlj better tone. Business vwis moderate The continued references to the posd bility of large foreign credits to bi granted ou this side are udraitted tbi morning to be exerting a sentimental influence on exchange. Quotations were : Pemand sterling .'!.7S'j. (able? 3.701,4 ; franc cables 10.7". checl1 10.77 ; live cables 13. -". checks lo."T Swiss cables 5.515. checks. !i.fS, cuildei cables, ."i7,, check-- .".71 . peseta- cables I!).::."., checks lO.'J.'i: StcUmlm culde.s 21. (10, cheeks 21.-4.'; I'lirWiattiJ cables "(l.-Kl, clicchs 2().2ti ; ( onenhasec were lincloinced today. Cor sitv and ninety davs, rates ou good 111 Wed were ((LX- per cent, and on industrials S5',S1J ler cent. There was little or no money" offered for fixed dates. Prime mercantile paper is in light demand locally und thc minimum dis count figure is (i per cent. Prime bank acceptances arc un changed nt 5!,s per cent for ninety days-. Call loans and acceptances arc un changed. PHILADELPHIA Call, 0 per cent; time, I! per cuit ; commercial paper, three to si months, 5ai per cent, uud six months, 5?it0 per cent. LONDON Money is quoted nt ."',j per cent. Discount rates, short bills, ri per cent ; three month bills, 5'4 cent. cables LM L 3.20 ; V .01. m- 10 70, cheeks 10.72; mark ruble notes 500s .'.."O, 100. trian kronen .57. In tho early afternoon sterlioR franc exchange improved, while Swi" was loner. France checks, aflfr strik ing 10.80. rallied to 10.70 and cables were 10.71. Demand sterling gained '!ic to 3.703i and cables rote to .'l.oO'i. Lire were virtually unchanged at I3.2J for cables and 13.27 for checks Sni receded to 5.50 for cables und fi.tU for checks. BANK CLEARINGS Bank cl.arlnsH today cor.rircd vUh cor rcsionain aav iai iwo sears; 19.20 lata mis PhiK . .S04, 403.037 J77.282.3I3 164,778,11! N. York. 078.835 443 55t,lR0,B94 457.fM.Ji Boston.. fl-i.r.SO.KlS 44.304.6fi1 3S.731.iUl i;hleaeo ia.a4.nii 103 171,47a Haitimora i,.n,im j-.i'.ii.sj.i r t . Louis. 43 sas ion it I'os.oon Opportunities for the Bond Buyer Yielding from 6 to 8 Reed A. Morgan & Co. West End Trust Bldff., Phila. 77n(l there lias been a dfvlii change Sot the better in bond rncej, there are itilt inanv bargains to U hat. L'jw' request ice u(l( submit a lul 0 selected securities covering the class of particular Merest to vol Members 0 riUodWpnla Stock Exchange. For Sale 300 Shares U. S. Radiator Corp. 7 Cumulative Preferred Stock Dividend periods, January, April, July, October On January 25, 1020, there will be paid a dividend of ?V a share to btockholders of record January 15, 1920. ' During the past four years this corporation has experienced phe nomenal growth in eurning power, which, owing to tiie increased activity in building operations, should continuo for some time to come, and should allow tho corporation to pay all unpaid dividends, now amounting to $59Yi a share, and nt the same time maintain a good healthy bal ance sheet. Price $lliy2 a Share Dox A 422, Ledger Offlco Listed on the Detroit Stock Exchange 41 & L - Hi- VRXti .. " 1 . a: 'V. p J) 'Ji- !
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