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13 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1912 RESORTS RESCSTS 'RICES UNCHANGED If! CURB MARKET RECORD OF PRICES IN THE MARKETS ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. MEYERS. 18th inst.

ROSA D. widow of Charles A Mejers. aged .58. Relatives and friends Invited to services. Wed.

2. SO M. residence. 236 Gordon st. Interment private.

Remains may be viewed Tties. 7 to 9 MlLES. inst. MARGARET, widow -of William Miles. Funeral, to which relatives and friends are invited.

Fri. 8 A M. residence. 1930 16th st. Solemn mass of requiem at St Thomas Aquinas 9.30 A precisely.

Interment Holy Cross. MOORE. 17th inst, GEORGE, husband of Elizabeth Moore, aged 09. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed.

8.30 A residence, 2552 Front t. Solemn requiem high mass at Church of the Visitation, 10 A M. Interment New Cathedral. MYERS. Suddeuly.

17th inst. HAROLD II. son of Annie and late John Myers, aged During the Lenten Season There Is No More Delightful Retreat Than A ri America's Famous iiaiim Hudson. Wilmington, Del. Charles Shields.

927 N. Hutchinson street, and Augusta M. Ragsdale. 573S Keyset- et. Harry H.

Butler, New York, ami Katherine V. Sullivan, New York. John T. Hughes, 4445 Baker street, and Mary W'ilhere, 5016 Ridge avenue. William T.

Hull. 5113 Aspen street, and Alice B. iSchmitt. Aldcn. Pa.

Irvin P. Styles, 7o7 Clearfield street, and Florence Hartley, 3009 Marvlne street. Albert Philao. 2420 Brown street, and Mart-ja Krecse. 9 E.

Ashread btreet. John H. Mi nek. 830 X. 20th street, and Anna M.

Callahan. 873 Myrtlewood street. John A. Daly, 2515 South street, and Helen M. Nolan.

2415 Christian street. George L. 313 league street, and Elizabeth M. March, 211 Earp street. John W.

Foster, 3424 N. 2.1 street, and Nellie Whltehouse. 1S25 E. Clearfield st. Joshua C.

Taylor, Chester, and Aniie R. Gray. Chester. Lawrence J. Holihan, Brooklyn.

N. V. ana Katherine A. Williams. 1718 N.

24th street. Abraham L. 1G0S Carlton street, and Margaret S. Mann, Stenton, Pa. Frank E.

Lutter, 2429 N. W'arnock street, and Ethel G. Weldon. 2622 N. Colorado street.

Abraham L. Ginsburg, 410 Spruce street, and Sadie Phillips. 220S 10th street. Milton C. Wertley.

4801 Greene btreet, and Cora Weitzel. Reading. James II. Price, 534 S. 6th street and Effie R.

Poole, rear 712 Addison street. George L. Young. 1411 N. Front street, and Ella Heck.

1026 Crease street. Jacob F. Beltz, Baltimore, and Atcy by the buyer. Sales of grain, flour, etc, by the jobbing trade are at an advance over the wholesale quotations herem recorded. OATS The market was quiet, and a shade easier under more liberal offerings.

The United States visible supply decreased 7S3.000 bushels: Bid. Ask. Xo. 2 white 5 Utantlard white oT'i No. 3 white 1 5i Receipts.

Fhip'ts. Stock. 20th St Elevator 4.9SC! 25.342 23d St Stores 4.6H 13,500 Track 19,500 19,500 Total 33.4S6 27,050 3S.S12 GRAIN INSPECTION Feb. 17. In Cars.

No 2 mixed corn No 'Z dried mixed com 1 No. 2 yellow corn 4 Steamer No 2 corn 4 No 3 corn 2 Steamer No 2 red 1 win wheat 1 Manitoba wheat 1 Manitoba No 2 spring wheat iJ No 2 white clpd I No 2 white oats ft Standard White Oats 8 grade oats 2 Total o9 Out Corn 25,714 bushels NEW YORK MARKETS Atlantic City has become the Mecca of thonsnnrls durin? the Lenten Season, and each year shows a decided increase in this visiting: population. It Is during thi3 period that rest is most desired, anil there is no jrreater soothing influence than the delightful salt sea air, together with the warm sunshine. The leading hotels are like big liomes, where one may have absolute rest and quiet, amid luxurious surroundings, or enjoy the gayer life of the resort as desired. Washington's Birthday (February 2'Jnd), offers opportunity for.

a long: and delightful week-end visit. THE LEADING HOUSES will furnish' full Information, rates, on application. Relatives and frienc'a invited to services, Wed, 8 M. residence, 817 Indiana Interment Poylestown, Pay Thurs, on 12el2 train leaving Huntingdon st station. FLYNN.

Suddenly. 18th inst. EDWARD, son of William and EUen Flynn. Du. notice from residence of his parents.

40O9 Girard ave. GIBBONS 18th inst, MARY daughter of James and Marjorie Gibbons (nee Boycel, aged 15. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed, 7. SO A M.

parents' residence, 2960 Tilton 25th ward. Solemn requiem mass at Nativity, 9 A M. Interment Holy Cross. GLASS. 17th Inst.

SARAH, wife of late John Glass. Relatives and friends invited to services. Wed. 2 residence of son-in-law, John Wark, 2520 Girard ave. Interment Mt Moriah.

GREEN. ISth inst, JOHN GRFiEX. formerly of Piioenixville, Pa. Relatives and friends, also League of Sacied Heart of Church of Gesu, invited to funeral, residence of son-in-law. Michael Morris.

1644 Gratz st. Wed, 8.30 A M. Solemn requiem mass. Church of Gesu. lO A M.

Interment Holy Cross. OUILFOYLE. ISth inst, JAMES, son of late John and Nora Troy Guilfoyle, of Cloughen. Kings Co, Ireland, aged 71. Relatives and friends, also employes of the Penna Railroad are invited to funeral, Thurs, 8.30 A residence, 5177 Coltynbia ave.

Mass at St Gregory's, 10 A M. Interment St Joseph's, Down-ingtown. Pa. GUTJAHR. 18th inst.

JOHX. husband of Johanna Gutjahr (nee Louis), aeed 63. Relatives and friends, also directors of Kensington Workingmen's Building Asso. No 2. invited to services.

Fri. 2 residence. 1301 5th st. Interment private East Cedar Hill. HAGAN.

19th inst. JAMES, husband of late Sarah Hagan. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society of St Stephen's: employes of Midvale Steel Works, invited to funeral, residence. 1737 St Paul St. Nicetown.

Fri. 8.30 A M. Solemn high mass of requiem at St Stephen's 10 A M. Interment Holy Sepulchre. HANLEY.

17th inst. ANNA II AN LEY. Funeral Wed. 7.30 A M. residence of her nephew.

William Jackson. 5342 Walnut St. Services Transfiguration. 55th and Cedar ave. 9 A precisely.

Interment Holy Cross, Baltimore. FT ARRIS. Delanco. J. 19th Inst.

WILT-MINT, wife of Cunningham Harris. red 61. Relatives and friends Invited to services. Wed. 3 M.

at lier. husband's residence. Railroad ave, Delanco. J. Remains may he -viewed at Pointville.

J. Thurs. 10.30 A Interment Polntville. J. HASSETT.

17th Inst. -SARAH AGNES, wife of Daniel M.Hassotr, aged 37. Relatives and friends invited to T'uneisl, Wed. 8.30 A residence, (507 5th st. Camden.

J. High mas.4 at Immaculate Conception. 10 A M. Interment New Cathedral. HASSON.

19th inst. BENJAMIN, husband of late Catharine llasson. Residence 322 NT 62d st. Due notice. HEALEY.

Los Aneeles. Cal. 14th inst. SUSAN HEALEY. Due notice.

HEWITT. 19th inst, LEWIS S. husband of Martha A Hewitt, aeed 71. Relatives and Tbe Holmlnirst Henry Dirndl. Galen Hall Hotel and Sanatorium.

F. L. Young. Mgr. Marlboroug-h-Iilen heim Both American European Plans Josiah White Sons Co.

The Shelbnrno European Plan. J. Weikel. Mgr. Hotel St.

Charles Newlin Haines Co. Hotel Strand American Plan Only, n. C. Edwards Frank B. Off.

Mgrs. Only one hour from Philadelphia rreqnent trains via Penna. from Broad Street Station or Market Street Ferry; or Phila. Reading Railway from Chestnut Street Ferry. "NEW YORK, Feb.

10. Trading in jjuts'de securities was limited to only a tew issues on the curb today, and prices nncrtariRea at tne close. British irneiican Tobacco was in fair demand, a weak opening at 19. and rose 1014, dosing steady at 19, with otal ti-ansactions amounting to GO0O hares Intercontinental Rubber sold rora loli to 1514 on 200 Mining stocks were quiet. The bond lepartment was fairly active.

New York Curb Market -em The Inquirer Bureau. NEW YORK. Feb. 9. The followinc are sales, opening, highest, lowest ami closing on tbe New York Curb Market today: INDUSTRIALS.

Last sale. 82 108 193s I 1.4 189 175 15 228 203 543 4 80 33 47 4 227 9-16 9-16 64 4-3 8 I81 5-16 22 33 Us 2 516 7' 2 358 I 6 2 I 15 141 3 4 I S.i'e. Stocks. Opg. I COO Allied Sec 80 I 50 A Coal I pf.

1073 I S00 Brit-Ara Tob. 1913 200 1 Rubber. I 51 2 i 87 Val i.187 84 MacA S00 Mays Oil 15 I Rico Tob. 228 I 0 Reynds.203 1 0O Uni Mir. 543,4 300 1.

79 High 82 108 1 I 9 2 I 51 2 190 175 17 228 203 Ij3W. 80 107' '2 151,4 187 174 15 228 203 543,4 79 543 4. 80 MINING COMPANIES 700 A in Porcupine 32 33 47 -4-23 9-16 9-16 64 433 8 7 I 85 a 5-16 24 3 I 7 a 5-16 2 7 2 35.8 I 800 Beaver 47 47 4 22Va 9-16 9-16 63 438 8 7 18! 2 5-16 22 13-16 Us 5-16 7'2 3 2 1 6 700 Brit Col Cop. 20O Butte 1 00 Cons Ariz 25 Ely Consul. I 600 Florence 400 Giroux Min.

I 00 Greene Oana. 2000 Greene-water 700 Inspiration 900 do rts 900 Jumbo Ext 4 23 9 16 9-16 64 43 8 8 7 1858 5-16 24 60O 11 Rose. 3 13-16 50 McK-Par Us 16 2 7 12 31 2 1 I CO Nev Hills 2 5 500 Nip'? Mines. 200 CM 400 Poreup'e Nor 500 Preston D. 25C0 Ray Centl 6 2 .115 2 I 15 144 34 9-16 100 Silver King .1 15 115 115 6CC Ton op Ext .144 144 141 5C0 Tula Rosa 1200 Tribullion 5 8 2 5 8 ISC ELLAN EO -S 100 Baldwin 507 a 507 507 317 JIC rf l.C03 4 lOO I 003 4 800 Man Tran.

2 19-16 1' 85 Rumlev pf. 100 100 0O 350 Studebaker 52' 2 52' '2 51 '2 50 do tref ..101 "2 I 0 I 2 10! 2 13 I'ni Cig 184 185 184 40 4 II. 123 4 123. 4 1 2 1 2 BONDS. 5s.

68 63 68 1 0000 C. I 5s S714 97 97' 4 50000 Insp 6s i. 94Va 94's 94Vs 50000 MW 5s i 94's 941s 94! 507s 101 I 1 2 100 51 2 ICI 1 2 185 12' 2 63 97' 4 94'-s 94' 8 50000 M. 5s 100 1-16 I0O 1-16 100 1-16 100 I 16 150OOMon Tr 5s.lOOt2 1005 I00'2 IC0S8 i ofn wi a 1 1 er no i cot ni I 1 8000 Y. 4' 2s 993,8 993S 993s 9938 60000 4s 1 ....1007 108' 1073 4 1077 22000 5s 3000 Rav 923,8 92' a 923a 92' 2 Cn 6s.

1 09 109 109 1 09 2000 Bell Odd lots. 5s 9934 9934 993,4 993,4 Mining Stocks LAYTON Real Estate' Trust report transactions as follows: ON PA II STOCKS. T. Bldg Closing. Stocks.

High. Butler 38 acNamasa 26 iidwav Iiii-. 37 23 9 1 Bid. Asked. 38 23 25 25 26 90 92 iapah Ext 91 GRAND ATLANTIC ave.

near Beach and Steel Pier. Open surroundings. Capacity 500. Hot cold sea water baths; large rooms; southern exposure; elevator to street level; sun parlors, etc. $2.50 up daily: special weekly rates.

Booklet. Coa ches mee train. POORER LEEDS. HOTEL IROQUOIS So. Carolina Ave.

nnd Beach. Cap. 4O0. Private bths. running water in rooms, elevator, sun parlor, music, white service, etc.

Special ratel2.50jpeekly. Booklet. W. F. SHAW Most modern and leading moderate rate hotel.

ni RFM "Dl la VIRGINIA AVE. BEACH. HLDClIIMnLC Now open. Cap. 350.

Large sunny rooms, steam heated; exc. table. S8. $10, $12. 50 up 2 up dly.

Am. plan. sun parlors, orchestra. Booklet. J.

P. Cope. THE LORAINE Charles Place, between the two piers. Fresh and sea water baths, private and public; running water, elevator. etcSpecia rates CHAS.

E. WAGNER. CRlCnU MICHIGAN NEAR BEACH. tUlgUH All conveniences. Booklets.

day. up. ED W. MURTIIA. ch WINTER RESORTS SOUTH THIS WINTER away from the cold and snow and bleak winds of the nortb.

Enjoy tbe soft breezes and genial sunshine of Southern Virginia, the Carolinas or Georgia. Every pleasure and comfort for all classes of tourists have been provided, and vast bums expended in tbe erection of fine hotels; (-banning roads for driving and auloinobiling amid scenes of picturesque beauty: fine golf links, the best of gunning: anil every of amusement may be had. For booklets, bote! rates, railroad and uteamship schedules, write to TIIE INQUIRER RESORT BUREAU. 1109 MARKET OR TO AVY OF THE FOL-LOWING HOTELS: WWWM lff jsi 1 A 107' 2 I 10 30 33 93 9 7-16 140 145 7 3-16 21 22 80 81 s. 16 17 05 C6 07 12 14 14 'I 09 10 60 62 60 62 43.8 4' 2 21 22 06 07 04 05 02 '2 03' 2 02' 2 03'.

2 17 18 145 148 04 05 2 5-16 23 a 147 1 50 I 221 2 125 56 58 34 36 C912 10 01 02 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Be Cffly All-Year Resort 'Tbe Fennhurst Wm. R. Hood.

Seaside House P. Cook's Sons. Hotel Dennis Walter J. Buzby. flDarlborougbffilenMm ATLANTIC CITY, N.

Sk Josinh White Sons Company UCCTM ft WT Rhode Island ave. Clos If I ulUil I to Beach. Capacity SOo. Elevator, private baths: sea water and tonb: baths. Special early season rates; $10 iii weekly.

Booklets. M. R. SOMERS. Manager.

CDftUTCMAP Kentucky Ave and Beach. rnUillCliHU Cap. IT-). Steam beat: Sun Parlor; Elevator, etc. SH up w'kly: $1.50 d'ly; Sat.

to Mon. $3. Booklet. WATTS. LAKE GEORGE, N.

Y. Fort William Henry Hotel Lake George, N. Y. OPEN ALL YEAR. MORTIMER M.

KELLY. Manager. 389 5th X. Y. Care of Twn St Country.

WINTER RESORTS NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA HOTEL WARWICK "Just far enoueh South." Land of Sunshina I and Briny Breezes. On the historic Jama I River at Hampton Roads. Where health suc-1 ceeds illness. No malaria, catarrh, throat or nervous ir.muies, nor 1 neu uiu isui, American plan, $3 up: European plan. $1 up.

Booklet and full information at The Inquirer Resoit Bureeu. or write direct to L. B. MANV1LLE, Mgr. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA THE JEFFERSON The most magnificent hotel in the South.

Rooms einele ami en suite, with nnd without baths. Price. $1.50 per day and upwards: rates. and upwards. Send for liooklet.

European nlan. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA THE LYNNHAVEN Excellent appoint -nieiits, service a tl cuisine nt reasonable rates. Grill Kooiu and Kathskellar. Eiirniicaii plan. $1.50 Up C.

L. PERRY, Manager Tourist Apartments. Spacious Sample Rooms. Modern in all its appointments. Uandgoma Excellent Cuisine -European Plan.

MONTI CELLO REALTY CHARLES CONSOf OO. Idgr. Owner und Proprietor. FLORIDA EAST COASTS THPJ SEASON NOW! Unrivalled in its charms of the finest winter climate in Jj the world; the picturesque to weird semi- tropical environment: the endless variety 1 of out-door sports and pleasures under per- feet conditions; the unequalled hotel ai- commodations: the superior railroad facil- ities. with Pullman service, from any city 1 in li I 1 i 1 1 PRINCIPAL RffSORTS AND HOTELS Ponce de Leon St.

Augustine Alcazar St. Augustine Onnonii Ormond-on-t he-Halifax The Breakers Palm Beach Itoyal Ioi nciaaa Beach Royal Palm Miami The Colonial Bahama Isls. Key. 92 miles south of Miami. an ideal fishing camp, with every comfort.

Havana. Cuba, Via Key West and P. O. S. S.

Co. Detailed information, booklets, reservations of the local agent or FLORIDA EAST COAST 109 W. Adams Chicago 243 5th New York i or 5.1. AUGUSIINt. HORIDA BERMUDA Till IIIS famous resort as attained a rent measure 0" mmiw popularity anionic American pleasure seekers, its climate is the most SI truly temperate in the world.

U'lie scenery is' idyllic iu its pastoral beauty. There in au-abundance of healthful amusement and socially the island Incks nothiuir. Unsurpassed ho- TeFaCCOmmodatious. For 1 Kill 1 rates and full infoi-tnntlon 4tt 'ft adrlress The I'hiladelphia In-Kgt Qtlirer Kesort liureau. I'hila- deiphia.

BERMUDA means the Hamilton Hotel THE PRINCESS Hamilton. situated directly on the harbor; accommodations for 400 guests. HOWE Manager. The St. George Hotel Yt mudu' in-st hotel," 100 ft.

olovu sea: flnenc location; excellent cuisine; suites with uri- WfftimA-m 1 inrui Iir5 iir mam '5 Mr Philadelphia, Feb. 10. I lour was quiet and unchanged. There was little trading in wheat, but offerings were only moderate and values ruled steady. Corn sold slowly and prices of local car lots were 1c lower, oats were offered more freely and ruled a shade easier.

Feed ruled firm tinder small supplies and a fair demand. IIay. of desirable quality was kept pretty weil cleaned up at full figures. Iu provisions there was a light movement and prices were unchanged. Butter ruled steady at the recent decline.

Eggs were arriving more freely and price declined lc per dozen under a light demand. Refined sugars were in fair request and arm. Cotton advanced 15 points under stronger outside advices, but trade was quiet. COTTOX There was little trading, but with stronger reports from other markets prices advanced 15 point We quote on a' basis of 10.50c per pound for middling uplands, cash terms. PKOVISIOXS The market ruled steady, but trade was slow and largely of a jobbing character.

We quote: City beet sets smoked and air dried. 22a Western beef, sets, smoked. 22a23c; city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked aod air dned. J3a24c; Western beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked, 22a24e; beef hams. $28a31; pork, family, hams.

cured, loose. do skinned, loose. lHiaire; do do smoked, 13al3Vic; other hams, smoked, city enroll, as to brand and average. 12Mal3Uc; hams, smoked, Western cured. 12M.al3Vic; do boned, boneless, 24a25c: shoulders, pickle cured.

sua 9c: do do smoked. lOalOUc; picnic hams, 1. cured, loose. 7a7Tic: do smoked. oi.ul'V-: bellies, in pickle, according to loose OaHKic; breakfast bacon, as to nraai aim average, city cured.

12Ual4V2c: I breakfast bacon. lard. Western, refined, tierces. fl-TialOV-c: do esteru curea. uaii'jc do do tubs.

al0c; lard, pure city, kettle rend' red. in tierces. 9alOc; lardj purt city, kettle rendered, iu tubs. 9-sal0c. TALLOW I he market as quiet and unchanged.

We quote: 1 rune, city, in tie: prime, country 6ic: dark. cakes, ei'c; grease, bri.vvn 4c; yellow. 5Vc: white. 5iac; bouse. D'jc; bone.

5Vc. BUTTER 1 ne market was quiet and showed no im-r-u-tant change. Receipts of Western creamery were moderate, but buvers lacked interest and offerings were fully equal to the demand. Laddies were quiet and unchanged. Receipts of prints were kept well cleaned up and prices ruled steady.

We quote: Western, solid-packed creamery, fancy, specials. 31c: extra. 3oc: extra firsts. 2Jc: firsts. 2Se; seconds.

26a27c; a to qualitv. 23a2te: nearbv extra. 3Uc: extra firsts. 31c: firsts. SPariJc: seconds.

27a2bc: Western priuts, same price as solid-packed; special brands of prints 3oa3'Je. CHEESE The market ruled firm under small supplies ami 11 fair demand. We quote the following York, full cream, fan. -v. lalhUc; do fair to good.

lTUalT'-Sc; pare skims. 11a EGGS W'ttli ni ore liberal receipts the market further declined SOo case, or lc per dozen, but de-maud was fair at revised quotations and sup-piles wer- well cleaned up. We quote as roll. ws; Free cases, extras. o5e per dozen; extra firsts.

84c per dozen; rixsts, per standard caw, ordinary- current receipts. per staudard case; Inferior lots, lower; candled and roc rated etirs were Jobblne at per dozen, as to qualitv, the outside price for selected. LIVE POILTRV Supplies of fowls and chickens were fairly liberaL and the market was quiet and unchanged. Turkeys, ducks and geese of fine quality were in small supply and steady, but quiet. We quote the following prices: Fowls, fancy, 14atrc; spring chickens, sof t-meatei, 14al5e; young roosters, staegv.

Ilal2c; old roosters. lOaloV-k-; ducks. ltialTc: geese. 14al6c pigeons. ld, per pair, 2ua2oc; do jouQg, ier pair.

15a2Jc. DRESSED POFLTIIV Tiie -market for fowls ruled steady under licht oflerings and a fair demand. Fine, heavy roasting chickens were kept well cleaned up at full fieures. but many of the arrivals were of coarse nnd stagey stock, which was little wanted and irregular in value. Turkeys were kept well cleaned up at firm prices.

Ducks and geese ruled firm under moderate offerings and a fair demand. Squabs sold slowly and showed little change. We quote: Fowls. Western, fancy, dry packed, weighing 4ao Jbs apiece, Iric: do "Western, fair to good, dry packed, weighing 4h. lbs apice.

do. choice, weighing lbs apice, 15c: do undesirable sizes and qualities. 12al4c; old roosters, dry-tucked. 12c; roastinsr chickens, nejirby, mixed sizes, loaltto; roasting chickens. Illinois, fancy, soft-meated, in boxes.

weighing lbs and over apiece. 17c: roasting chickens. Western, weighing lbs. apiece. 15al5Vac; chickens.

Western, weighing i'iaVi pounds, ap eee. 13a 14e; capons, weighing 7 to lbs. apice. 21a23c: do weighing 5 to tjti lbs apiece, Isal'Oc: do slips. 18alic: younir turkeys, fancy, do do fair to good.

18a21c: common, old toius, lDc; ducks, fancy, large, r.i2oc; do ordinary to good 12al6c; geese, fancy, heavy. do fair to good, lttaloc; sq labs, white, weisrhiug 11 to 12 pounds, per do-sen S5.ofla5.75 do do. ftalO lbs. per dozen." do do lbs. per dozen do do 7 lbs.

per dozen, 00 do. tinty lbs per dozen, 2a2.75; dark and No. 2. EltlEO IIEAAS Trade slow and -offerincfe, while moder- jtte jyere T'r1 were urn-hanged. We quote.

tiusiiei: Marrows. II 1. 1911. choice. mediums.

II I. choice, pea beans. II I. ltfll. choice.

red kiduev. II I', 1011, choice. CKEEX Kill ITS TLere was a fair demand for aivples of fine quality, prices of which ruled firm. Much of The supply, however, was of medium and poor fruit, which was -dull and weak. Cranberries quiet and unchanged.

Fancy oranges were pr- try well cleaned up at full figures, but tin-at'ractive stock, which comprised the bulk of th" supply, was dull at inside figures. Other fruits met with fair sale ami prices generally ru ed steady. We quote the following Y. per barrel. Baldwin, Y'ork Imperial.

King, S2.50a4; Greening, S2a3.25; other varieties. cranber-ru Cape Cod. per bbl. Howes. fancy late varieties, $9all; Cranberries, Jersey, per crate.

$2a3; Oranges, Florida, per Ijox; Indian River. other fancy bright. $2ali; russet, tangerines. Florida, per strap, S2a4: Grapefruit. Florida, per box: fancy.

SoatJ.SO; fair to g.jod. Lemons, per box. $3a4: pineapples, Florida, per crate. S1.75a2.2.j. VEGETABLES There was little trading in white petat.ios and the market ruled a shade lower.

Sweets were quiet and unchanged. Onions weie in small supply and firm, with demand equal 10 the offerings. Cabbage sold fairly and choice stock ruled firm. Southern vegetables were in ni'xlerato supply and demand at revised prices. We quote: White potatoes, per bush fair to good.

$1 Ji'tatoes. Irish, per ICS-lb bag. S2.tiGa2.75 sweet Hjtatoes, F.asfeni Shore, per bbl, No 3. S2.5oa3: No 2. sweet potatoes.

Jersey basket, onions, fancy large, per lMj-lb bag. S3.5oa3.75; choice, per bush. l.Ktta '1: cabbage. Danish, choice, small, per ton, cabbage. Danish, unattractive sizes and qualities, per ton, 32a35; cauliflower, Cal.

Imt crate, string beans. Fla. green and wax, per basket. $2a4: celery. per bunch, 35aS5e: lettuce.

per basket, S2a do Fla. per basket, spinach, Norfolk, per bbl. S2.5qa3.5o; kale. Norfolk, per bol, cucumbers. Fla, ir basket, ctrg plant, Fla, per box, RKFI.VED SUGARS The market ruled firm with trade fair.

quote the following range of prices, -ibject to 2 per cent, discount in 7 days: Cut loaf. 6.GOC; Crown cubes. powdered. 5.90c; extra fine granulated. in barrels, 5.S0c; standard granulated, fine giauulated, in barrels, 5.80c; do do In liH)-nound bags.

5.S0c; do do do in 5-pound bags, iiooc: dodo do In 2-pound bags, crystal A. 5.8'c; confectioners' 5. 60c; soft H.lec' as to color and quality, 5.0Da5.65c. FEED Snppiies were small and pri.es ruled firm 1111-! -i- a fair demand. quote car lots: W'in-t bran in bulk, per ton.

spring an. in lfM-H sacks, per ton, HALED II AV AND STRAW Receipts. 31'.) tons of hay and ears ot -iraw. llav of fine quality sold fairly and was well Ileaned up at full figures. Straight straw was quiet and a shade easier, while wl.oju and oat straAV ruled slightly higher 1111-iier Mcareitv.

We quote the following range of 1 ri.es: Timothy Hay No. 1 large bales S25a 50- No 1 medium bales. do $23.50: No. 3. do.

grade. S13aSlti; clover mixed hay Light 'nixed, J.23.MJ; No. 1. No. 2.

21a straw No 1 si might rye. 2 do SISalM. 5o: No 1 taugleil rye, $Uia Hi-TMi- No -J do $14. 50a 15; No 1 wheat straw, 14.r,oai.-)- 'o 2 do, No 1 oat straw, No 2 do, FLOLTl Iieceiijts 1401 barrels and Tfi.oW jiounds in sacks. There was little demand from any source n.l orlces were unchanged.

Offerings, "Inle moderate, were ample. We quote tin- follow-In" ier 196 pounds in wood: inter S3. 85a4.10: do straight -5': do patent. Kansas straight sacks. S45a.r,.10: spring, first clear.

do straight, do patent, $.. do do favorite brands. City Mills, fancy patent, $5. Ci Mills, tegular grades Winter, clear. So.8.a$4.10; do straight.

$4 do patent. RVE FI.OIR Sold slowlv but ruled firm. "Ye quote at 1-5 per bill, as to quality for new. WHEAT "fferinas were only moderate and tho mar-ket ruled steady, but trade was quiet. The I niteil states 'visible supply decreased bushels.

We. quote car lots, iu export elevators, as to quality and location: Bid. Asked. No 2 red 99 No 2 Southern red li.J' SteMUier No 2 t'" red 3 No 1 Northern Duluth 1.201.21 Receipts, hhip'ts. Stock.

'iitard Pt Stg Co 45, fort Richmond 2.392 19S.2S7 2.000 2,000 Total 4.392 2,000 CORN The market for export deliveries -was quiet, but steady under light offerings. Ixx-al car lots declined lc under more liberal reeeipts and a light demand. The United States visible supply increased 1.217,000 bushels. No. 2 mixed in expert elevator closed Bid.

Ask. February 70 Car lots in export elevator: No 2 OTHi 70 steamer 671J No 3 64 05 No 4 63Va "a v-aL i or local trade: No 2 yellow 73 74, Steamer yellow 71 72 No. 3 yellow 7 .71 No 4 yellow 6S (K T.t Receipts. Ship'ts. Stock.

Cuard Pt Stg Co 1.0S9 ft.lfiO I'ort Richmond 2.9S7 6S.571 179,036 Track 5,000 5,000 Total 7.9S7 11S4.190 NOTE. On nil sales of corn ant! oats to local trade except those on track there is a charge lit iaC for storage aud elevating, wliicb. is naid 8. Relatives and irianas mvitea to services, Wed, 2 residence mother, S3G Beaver st, Bristol. Pa.

Interment Bristol. XEALER. 18th inst, LOUISA XEALER, aged 75. Relatives and friends invited to serv- 1 ices, Tues. 2 parlors of Oliver II Bair, 1S20 Chestnut st.

Interment Northwood. NEI MAN. Suddenly. 16th inst. ELIZABETH wife of Edward Xeiman and daughter of Marv and late Jesse Ford, aged 43.

Relatives pud friends invited to services, Tues, M. residence brother. Edward Ford, 62 Penn st, Gtn. Interment private. NEVEIL ISth inst.

DOROTHY MAY, only child of William and Jennie Xeveii (nee Metcalfe), aged 5 months. Relatives and friends invited to services. Wed, 2 M. resU dence of parents, Lewis and Ashland tits, Frankford. Interment East Cedar Hill.

O'CONXELL 18th instv CHARLES, husband of late Sarah O'Connell. Relatives and friends. Invited to funeral. Tburs. 8 A M.

sister's Mrs. Clement Phelan, 1911 2d. High mass of Requiem at Sacred Heart, 9.30. Interment Holy ODOK NELL. 17th Inst.

MARY, widow of Charles O'Donnell. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Tnes. 8.80 A M. residence.

835 North 43d st. Mess of requiem Church of Our Mother of Sorrows, 10 A precisely. In- I ferment Holy Cross. 1 OGDEN. 19th inst, WILLIAM II 11 OG- DEN, husband of Mary Ogden, aged 71.

Relatives and friends, also Peuua Reserve Post, No 191, A and employes of the Phila. Post-office, are invited to funeral. Thurs, 1 residence of Mrs Walter Felfon, cor Front st and Tabor road, Oluey. Interment Westminster. O'NEILL.

17th" inst, MARIAN T. daughter of John II and Anna O'Neill uiee Lane), aged 2. lielatives and friends Invited to fu- neral, Tues. 2.30 M. residence, 16th and Rockland sts, Logan.

Interment New Cathedral. PARSONS. 17th inst. THEODOCIA. widow i of Sylvester Parsons, aged 57.

Relatives and friends invited to services. Wed, 11 A residence, 1192 Hcddon ave, Camden. J. Interment private. Evergreen.

Remains may be viewed Tues from 7 to 9 M. PETERSON. 17th inst, LAURA daughter of William and late Mary Peterson, aged 18. Relatives and friends Invited to services, Thurs, 2 Monumental Baptist Church, 41st and Ludlow sts. Interment Eden.

Re mains mnv ho viewed late residence. 391 Melon Wed evening. POTTS. 17th inst. ELIZA .7, wife of Robert I'otts.

Relatives and friends, also Sago Council, No 95, of P. and Penn Treaty Temple, No 23. -O invited to services, Wed. 2 M. residence.

2141 Auburn st. Interment private. North Cedar Hill. PURCELL. 17th inst, JAMES PURCETL, aged 52.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Tues, 7.30 A residence, ailing-ford. Delaware Co. Pa. High mass.

Church of the Nativity. 9 A M. Interment Calvary. OULVN'. 19th inst.

OS ANN A V. wife of John A Quinn. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Thurs, 8.30 A M. husband's residence. Linden ave.

Lindenwold, J. High mass, St Lawrence, Laurel Springs. J. 10 A M. Interment West Berlin.

J. Trains leave Market st wharf 8 and 9 A M. REIFSNYDER. ISth inst. SALLIB.

wife of Irvin Reifsnyder. Relatives and friends invited to services. Wed. 1 M. residencV, 1625 N' 12th st.

Interment private. REM MELE. 19th inst. CAROLINE, wife of Franz Reminele (nee Iloffmanl. aged 62.

Rel- stives and friends, also members of Concordia M.v l.llY,lld.iul lif-lntr 'n 1 in vited to services. Thurs. 1.3l M. residence, 03' Cambria st. Interment Northwood.

RICHARDSON. ISth lust. NORWOOD, son of Richard and Anna Richardson, aged 34. Relatives and friends, also Shoe Cutters' Ical Assembly. No 1559.

Knights of Labor, of Philadelphia, invited to funeral. Thurs, 1 parents' residence, 574 Chestnut st. Camden, J. Remains may be viewed Wed evening. Interment nrivafe.

Harleigh. RICHART. 19th inst. JUSEPII, husband of late Louisa Richart. Relatives and friends, also employes of American Bridge Co.

invited to funeral. Fri. 8.. A M. residence.

4232 Pe-chin st. Roxtiorouch. Hich mass St Mary's 10 A M. Interment St Mary's. ROBINSON.

17th inst. ANNIE M. wife of Mathew Robinson, aged (o. Relatives aud friends, slso Altar and Rosary Society of Transfiguration invited to funeral. Wed.

8.30 A resilience. 5247 Irvnig st. West I'hila. Solemn requiem mass at Transfiguration. 10 A M.

Interment. Holy Cross. ROBINSON. 17th inst, WILLIAM J. husband of Katie Robinson, aged 54.

Relatives and friends, also the 31st Police district. Civil Service Commissioners and employes, and Police Relief Ass'n. invited to funeral. Wed. 2 M.

residence, 2437 15th st. Interment Mount Moriah. RULOX-MILLER. 19th insf. MARGARET FRENCH, daughter of John and Margaret Ru-lon-M iller.

Services Wed. 3 M. St 22d and Walnut sts. Interment private. RUPPKNTHAL.

Suddenlv. 19th instant, residence. 741 South 2d street. ELIZABETH RUPPENTHAL tnee Immendorf). widow of Christian Ruppenthal, aged 79.

Relatives and friends are invited to services, Thurs, 2 1 residence of ber son, Charles Ruppen- i thai, 202 1 Sj lMh st. Interment eruwood. i SANTF.RI,IN 19th inst, ASA husband of I Carrie Senderlin inee Peiferi. aged 2S, Relatives and friends, also Glassblowers I Branch No 6 of Salem, and the 5th Po-! li-o Distriot. of Philadelphia.

invited to services. Thurs, 1 I precisely, residence. I 1841 Reigel st. Interment Harleigh. Camden lvemains can no viewea on euuesuay evening.

Salem papers please copy. SHANNON. Suddenly. 17th Inst. JAMES husband of Catharine Shannon and son of Patrick and late Eliza Shannon.

lielatives and also Court Victorious. No. 351. of. and Division No 33, A H.

invited to funeral, Wed, S.SO A residence. 2013 Almond st. Solemn- requiem mass at Xativity, 10 A M. Interment New Cathedral. SHEA ISth inst.

JAMES, husband late Catharine Shea. Relatives and friends, also Court Freedom. No 220, of A. invited to fuueral. 'Thurs.

8.3o A residence. 1544 Garnet st. Solemn requiem mass at Gesu, 10 A M. Interment H.ly Cross. SHEPHERD.

19lh inst, MARTHA widow of Thomas Shepherd, aged 86. lielatives and friends invited to services, residence of 'Frank Shepherd, 5612 3d st, Oinev, Wed, 1 precisely. Interment Mt Moriah. SHERBON. 19th inst.

ALICE, wife of late George Sherbon. Relatives and friends, also Board of Managers of ii A Home, invited to tiuieral. Wed. 1 1' A Home. 5th ami Vine srs.

Interment private. SHI BE. 16th inst. SARAH widow of Georsre Sbibe. aged 78.

lielatives and friends invited to services. Tues, 2 precisely, residence. 3730 Frankford ave. Interment private. SHIBESR.

17th inst. JESSE, husband of Kate Shiber. lielatives and friends, also Courtlaud Saunders -Post. No 21. of A em-ploves of Oitv Treasurer's office and Hamilton Lodge, No I F.

invited to services. 2 I proois-iy Centennary 41sr and Spring Garden sts. Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. Remains can be viewed Tues evening residence.

4233 Hayerford ave. -SIGNS. 18th inst, SARAH ANN, widow of Charles Signs, aged 82. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed, 2 M.

residence of son, Milton Signs, Wheel Pump. Interment Ivy Hill. SMITH. 18th inst. MARY D.

wife of William Smith and daughter of late Daniel and Rebecca Davis. Relatives and friends invited to services. Wed. 1.30 M. residence.

5223 Cedar ave. Interment strictly privater SMITH. 15th inst. ANNA WELDING, wife of- Everett Smith, also 16th inst, their son, EDWARD EVERETT. Jr.

(Relatives and friends invited to services, Tues. 2.30 residence. 1241 54th st. Interment Westminster. SMITH.

19th inst. ROBERT, son of late Oliver and Eliza Ann Smith. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thurs, 2 M. residence.

1243 32d st. Interment Mt Moriah. SX ELL. 19th inst. FLIZABETH, wife of Aaron Snell.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thurs. 2 1 M. residence. 6222 Rnist ave.

West I'hila. Interment Mount Moriah. STA LEY. 16lh inst. JOHN, son of late Isaac nuii Reliecca A Staley.

Relatives and friends, also Col Robt Dechcrt Council. No 978, of I A. and MeMonigle Club, invited to services. Tues. 2 M.

residence, 2548 Webb St. Interment North Cedar Hill, i STANLEY. Kith inst. EDWARD, husbaud of Catherine Stanley, aeed 51. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8.30 A residence.

337 18th st. Solemn requiem high mass. Cathedral. 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross.

STEWART. 19th iust. JAMES STEWART, aged 82. Services, Old Men's Home, 39th and Earing sts, Wed, 2 precisely. Interment private.

ST. LFXJER. ISth inst, MARTIN ST LEGER, husband of Ann St Leger. Relatives and friends, also Branch No 509, Catholic Knights of America; Workincmen's Protective Tariff IjPasue. Jefferson Circle.

No 12, IJ Pa. invited to funeral. Thurs. S.SO A M. resi- deiee, 71 Venango st.

Solemn requiem mass, St Veronica's. 10 A.M. Interment Holy Cross. STREICHER. 17th inst.

AMELIA M. daughter of late Francis and TOlizabeth Streicher. Relatives and friends, also the Rosary Society of St Mary's Church, invited to funeral, Thurs. 8.30 A M. residence.

200 Green lane, Mana-yunk. Solemn requiem mass St Mary's, lO A M. Interment St Mary's, Roxborough. STOCKTON. 18th inst, ANNA H.

daughter of late John" and Eliza Stockton. Relatives) nnd friends invited to services, Wed, 3 precisely. residence of James Xeely, Interment private, Cedar 1B26 Hill. Eyre st. STOPFER.

-10th insf. MABEL, daughter of Mary and late Charles Stopfer, aged SO. Relatives and-friends invited to services, residence of her husband. 211S Simpson st. West Thurs, 8 M.

Interment private at convenience of the family. THOMAS. 17th inst. JAMES, husband of Mary Thomas. Relatives and friends, also employes of Hero Manufacturing Co, invited to services.

Tues. 2 M. residence. 2545 East Dakota st (Belgrade and Dauphin sts). Interment private.

Mount Peace. Remains may be viewed on Mon after WALTERS. 17th inst. MINNIE WALTERS (nee Elock). widow of late Lieutenant Horace Walters, of Piioenixville, I'a.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Tues. A M. residence, 304 Main St. Phoenixville, Pa. High requiem mass St Ann's.

10.3O A M. Interment St Marv's. Phoenixville. Pa. WASSON.

Bellvue Hospital. New York city. 14th inst. WILLIAM H. son of late James and Eleanor Wasson.

of County Donegal. Ireland, aged 51. Funeral Tues. 2.30 M. residence of his brother.

Wasson. 2221 Christian st, Philadelphia. Interment nrtvate. WATSON. Los Angeles.

Cal. 10th inst. VALERIA DARLING WATSON, aged 7H. and friends invited to services. Wed.

10 A M. parlors of Oliver Bair. 1820 Chestnut st. Philadelphia. Interment private.

WATTS. 1 Sth inst. JULIA WATTS, widow of Richard Watts. Relatives and friends, also League of the Sacred Heart, invited to funeral, Thurs, 8.30 A M. residence, 2140 Christiau st.

Solemn requiem mass, St Charles', 10 A M. Interment Holv Cross. WEAVER ISth inst, JULIA -wife of Girard Weaver, aged 75, Relatives and friends invited to services, Friday, 2 residence of son-in-law, Mr. Baron De Kalb. 2S41 lllh st.

Intermeut private, Central liurel Hill. WF.LIP.. In New York city. 17th iust, ated IP, Professor JQ1IN BL'UISII'X iSY-BUIi, i'li. on tan a orth Star onopah Belmont.

onopah Ext eflopah Mining 107'. 2 97-16 142' 2 7' 4 I 07 "93 a 142' 2 7V4 eseue Eula End 81 GOLDFIELD STOCKS. tlanta lite Bull ooth jfljb Fraction Vt.T V.y aisy ir.yenre olnfield BelmiHit. 62 oldfleld Cons 4' '2 lmbo Est 6 I 43 a ewanas ro andstorra Kendall. Irer Pick Cons rcal 17' 2 17'- jMISCELLANBOrS.

rnparo achattan Dexter evada II ill's evada Wonder ..1 52 Vz 150 itts Silver und Mountain in Toy eeopa ramp Cons Toronto Mining Stocks RED K. JONES 604 Standard Bank Toronto, and 73 SO Broad New Y'ork city, report quotations as follows-COBALT STOCKS. Bid. Asked. "aver Cons 46' 47' 2 ulfalo 120 130 lainrrfM-s Ferlaiu! 1 2 12 ty Cobalt I 0i 2 I I I 2 ibalt Iake 26 28 tilagas 680 700 own Reserve 295 300 -eat Northern 9 iq err Lake 290 300 R-Jfe 380 390 cKinley 1 78 182 ipissing ...750 760 ova Scotia 412 5 terson Iake 71 4 73 ight of Way 534 77a iniskaming 35' 2 35 Ntlieway 70 71 ettlaufer 76 77 Angus S.

JOlli, HUH iuau 2013 fitting street. Oldham, 3671 Frankford av II. Shannon, George P. enue, and Alarv jiiskcu, iio William A. Haner.

120 W. Haines street, and Elizabeth T. O'Brien. 252 Armat street. Daniel D.

Cassidy. 1934 N. Uter street, and Elizabeth Thompson, 3:36 Brandywine street. James Robinson. 3517 Market street, and Ml-inn trk I'a Eleazor J.

Hedson. 1222 N. 52d street and and Ella no rielovie. 3 N. totn street Alphomis Cassidy.

924 Huntingdon street lizabeth Laney, S04 tTumberland street T7l William Kirk. Brooklyn. i. Welsh. 954 Locust avenue.

Michael Farrel, Brooklyn. N. orliiK Earrell. 3162 Almond street. and and Kath- William H.

O'Neill. 218 S. Margaret Gillespie. 2041 Sigel -o th street and street. DIED ALT) EN.

171 inst. TUFTS young- ftt-t- rtf William u. 1 Tft Alden. aired 17. Services.

chapel of Acaiiemv of the New Church Bryn Athyn, Pa, Tues, 2.30 M. inst. MARi I- widow of Charles Allmond. Relatives anil friends, also Sodality of St Peter daver's Church, invited to funeral, Thurs. 7.30 A residence.

03o Addison st. Mass requiem. St eter Clav-er's, 9 A tirecisely. Interment Holy Cross. AYARS.

ISth inst. MARY wife of Ben-Iamln Avars. Relatives and rfriends invited "to Thurs, 3 M. residence. 4016 Lesher St.

Frankford. Interment Cedar mil. BALE. 17th inst. MARTIN husband of Mary Bale.

Relatives and friends, also employes of It and Veteran Association of invited to funeral, Thurs, 1 M. residence, S0 46th st. Services IIolv om-forter, 2 M. Interment Montrose. Remains may be viewed Wed evening.

ATI-IS. Second month 17th. SARAH daughter of Daniel and Sarah Ann Bates, aged 75. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Third -da 2 M.

Friends' Meeting-House. Medford," J. Trains leave Market st ferry, I'hila. 1O.20 A for Medford. Rmains inny be viewed residence Elwood WT Bolton, GO 2d st' Moorestowu.

Second-day. 8 M. BF.TTS. ISth Inst, OEORGEANNA widow of Theinlore Lvman Betts, of Brooklyn, Y. Relatives and friends invited to services, lies.

TO A M. parlors of Oliver 1 1 Bair, 1S2U Chestnut st. Interment private. Greenwood, Brooklyn. Y.

BI EVERT. Suddenly, lB'h inst. MAX. husband of Ali'e Kienert nee lare). aged 4.

Relatives and friends, also societies ot which he na a nv-mler. invited to attend services, Wed. .8 M. from 922 2Mb. st.

Interment Norristown, Pa. on Thursday. BODFT.L,. Suddenly. 19th inst.

THOMAS RoDFLL. Relatives and friends, also all societies of which he was a member, invited to funeral. Fri. s.3i A residence, 529 in. sr.

Camden. J. Solemn bish mass. Cliiirch or Irnmaculate Conception. 10 A M.

Interment ChIvhtv Cemetery. BROADBELT. 17th inst, hand of Martha Broadbelt. tives and friends invited to WILLIAM, hus-Bged 80. Rela-services.

Wed. 2 M. residence. 23 Clapier Interment private, Hatboro. BRUCKSHAW.

ICth lust, daughter of Sarah and late st, Germantown; EISIE MAY. John Bruckshaw and granddaughter of late cnaries ana Chester, aged 19. Relatives nnd friends, also memlwrs of St John's Episcopal Church and Sunday School and tlx- employes of Roland Hunt's hosiery mills, invited to funeral. Wed. M.

"residence. 111 Bellmoore ave. Services at above-named church. 3 I' M. Proceed to Franklin vault.

Remains may be viewed Tw. I M. CAMPBELL. Flodeuce. J.

ISth inst. HELENA CLAIRE, wife of Charles Oscar Campbell, aued 31. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thurs. 9 A M.

residence. 5th st. near Bread. Florence. J.

Hieb requiem masjj St Clare's 10 A M. Interment Cal-varv. CHAMBERS. lNth inst. JANE DAVIS, wife of Robert Chambers.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thurs, 2 precisely, residence of her son. Mr RoU-rt Chambers), 30 Clifton ave. Sharon Hill, Delaware Co, I'a. Interment Mt Moriah.

CHEW. ISth int, THOMAS CHEW, aged 75. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, residence son-in-law, Thomas Madara. Pit man. J.

-Wed. 'Services at house 10.3O A M. Interment Mount Zion J. Carriages will meet ruormng trains at Pitman i Station. CHIPMAN'.

16th inst. RICHARD II CI1IP- "MAN, atred 75. Relatives and friends invited to services. Tues, 11 A precisely, residence, 2121 Master st. Interment private.

CLARK. 17th inst. FRANCES II. wife of James Chirk. Relatives anil friends invited to services.

Wed. 2 M. residence. 52d St. Inti-rment privite.

inst. WILLIAM II CLARK, aged Oi. Relatives and friends, also eritas J-odge, No 443, I Fairrnount Fire Cnn--panv. No 32, and the managers cf tbe "'Id Fellows' Home, are invited to funeral, Fri. 2 at Odd Fellows' Home, cor 17th and Tioga sts.

Interment Mt. Peace. COLEMAN. EMMA CLARK, aged 25. daughter of Samuel Coleman and late Mary Coleman, buried from father's residence.

4747 Upland st, Tues. 1 sharp. Interment Greenmouut. COLEMAN. 19th inst.

ORIN II. husband of Isabella Coleman tut aged 75. Relatives and friends, also members of The Holv Name Society, invited to funeral, Thurs. A M. residence, 25 lO Dauphin si.

Solemn requiem mass at The Holy 9.30 A M. Interment private. COVARD. Second dav. -M -Month, 19th.

1912 ANNA TAYLOR, danshter of Wilfred and Marv Otrden Cmanl, aae.l H. Friends and relative" aro invited to funeral, -e Iter parents, "The Knoll." I.ansowue, Fourth day. 2d Month, 21st, 1912, at 2 M. Interment private. CONNOR.

16th inst, CATHERINE, wife of Patrick Connor, aged Relatives and friends. aTso Altar and Purgatorial S-ieties of Church of Our Iidv of Visitation, invited to fuueral, Tues, 7.30- A M. residence. 2021 Coral St. Solemn reqr.iem mass Chun-h of cur Lady cf 9 A M.

Interment New Cathedral. CONNOR. 17th inst. MARY J. widow of Michael Connor.

Relatives and friends, also League of Sacietl Heart of St Veronica's, invited to funeral. Weil, 8.30 A M. residence, 3329 5th st. Solemn requiem mass St eron-ica's, lo A M. Iotermt-ut.

New Cathedral. Please omit flowers. CONROY. 16th inst, WILLIAM son of Marsraret and lat Matthew Couroy, aged 29. Relatives and friends, also I'hila Lodge, No .2, P.

employes of Hallaban's sho.v factory. Rosary and Altar Societies Epiphany, invited to funeral. Thurs. 8.30 A M. mother's residence, 1150 Cintrell st (12th and Snyder ave).

Solemn requiem mass; at FJpipbauy 10 A precisely. Interment Holy Cross. COKBETT. 19th inst. ELIZABETH COR-BETT.

aeed 97. lielatives and friends invited to fuueral. Wed. 1 M. residence of son-in-law.

John Frigar. Boothwyn, Del C-o, Pa. Interment private. COWTOX. lGth inst.

CLARENCE COWTON, aged 66. Funeral services. Tues. 1 precisely, residence of his sister. Mrs li 4004 Pine st.

Interment private. DAILEY. Suddenly. ISth inst, MARGARET daughter of Cornelius aud Johanna Dailey. Relatives anil friends invited to funeral.

Thurs. 8 A M. residence of sister. Miss Elizabeth Dailey. P23 Hoffman st.

Solemn requiem mass at St Thomas Aquluas, 9.30 precisely. Interment New Cathedral. DANFIELD. Suddenly, 16th inst. HARRIET W.

wife of late John Danrield, aged 78. Relatives and friends, also members of Snm-merrield Church, invited to services. Tues. 8 M. at of son-in-law, James A Armstrong.

514 Belgrade st. Iuterrnont Cumberland. Delaware co. Wed morning. TraiD leaves Broad St Station 0.5O A M.

1ERR. ISth inst. WILLIAM B. husband of Anna Mabel Den- and son of Phaon and late Caroline IT Derr. Relatives and friends, also Olivet Loilge, No 607.

and A members of Business and Professional Club. Wholesale Dry Goods Asso and Cidit Men's Asso invited to services. Wed, 2 M. residence, 2043 Wallace st. Interment private.

Please omit flowers. DIETSCH. 19th inst. late of Germantown, ANNA AMELIA DIETSCH, widow of Robert 1 Dietseh, aged 57. Relatives and friends invited to services.

Wed. 1.30 residence of son-in-law, Frank Chambers, 135 Franklin ave. Cheltenham. Montgomery Co. Interment private.

Ivy Hill. DOLPHIN. Suddenly, 17th inst, JOSEPH, son of Joseph and late Mary Dolphin, aged 35. Relatives and friends, also Maurice Hohl-feld Castle, No 25, of M- Wyalusing Tribe No 56, I police of 39th District and Young Men's Asso invited to funeral, Tues, 2 residence, 3429 Clearfield st, Falls of Schuylkill. Interment Laurel Hill.

DOUGHERTY. 15th inst, JOHN, husband of Jennie Dougherty (nee MomaghanK Relatives and friends invited to funeral Tues, 8. 30 A residence, 3525 Filbert st. High mass of re-nuiem at St James', 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross.

DRISCOLL. 17th inst. JOHN A. son of Cornelius' and Margaret Driscoil (nee Donahue). Funeral Wed.

S.SO A residence, 865 27th st. Solemn mass St. Francis', 10 A precisely. Relatives and friends, all societies of which he was a member, invited. Interment Holy Cross.

ECKERT. 19th inst, AQU1LLA A. -wife of Levi Eckert, aged 06. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Thurs, .2 precisely, residence. 35S Martin st, Roxborough.

Interment Leverington. EGBERT. 19th inst, ELIZABETH wife of the late Hamilton Egbert, aged 85. Relatives and friends invited to services, Thurs. 3 residence, 14 Simpson road, Ardmore.

la. Interment private, Church of Redeemer, Bryn Mawr, Ta. FARLEY. Suddenly, 18th inst. RAYMOND S.

son of William A and Theresa Farley, aged 12. Relatives and friends invited to funeral," Wed residence of parents. 1826 Olive st, near 19th and Fairrnount ave. Services St Matthias'. 19th and Wallace sts, 2PM pre-cjscly.

Interment Mt Moriah. FIN LEY. 18th inst. ELIZABETH A wife of late John Fiuley. -Relatives and friends invited to fuueral, Thurs, 8.30 A M.

residence. 3343 II st. Solemn requiem mass. Church of the Ascension, 10 A Interment St Dominic's. FIZELL.

16th inst, MARY Ev daughter of Thomas and Sarah Fizell (ni-e Bannister. Relatives and friends, also members of First Presbyterian Church and Sabbath school, employes of John Stetson Co, invited to services. Wed. 2 I M. parents residence.

1865 1 Montgomery ave. To proceed rainier Vault. Remains may be viewed Tues after 8 M. FliKIS, URh insf. MARV, widow t- Jalu Thomas Freis, formerly of Uoylcstowji, Pa, General Review of Grain ami Provision, Coffee, Emits, Etc.

NEW YORK. Feb 19 Flour, quiet and nominally lower. Receipts, 2O.05: shipments, Rve flour, steady; buckwheat Hour, quiet; corn meal, steady, rye, quiet; barley, steady. Wheat, spot, easy; No 2 red. 1004.

elevator export basis, and 102 fob afloat; No 1, Northern Duluth. 119 fob afloat. Futures market was easier early in the day on the cables, heavy receipts and weak outside markets, but rallied late on covering, closing ''4c net lower to ie net higher. May. 103 la-lfla 104'.

closed. 104 7-lti; July, closed, 100. Receipts, 63. R00. Corn, spot steady: export, 7214 fob afloat.

Futures market was nominal. Receipts. 59.625; shipments. 132.010. Oats, spot steady.

Futures market was nominal Receipts, 45.750. Hay. quiet. Hops, firm. Hides, steadv.

Leather. firm. Pork, easy; mess. 1725a 1750; family, lS50al050; short, clear, 170Oal80l. Beef.

steady. Cut meats, quiet. easy; middle West. 875aSS5: refined, barely steady: compound, steady. Tallow dull.

Cottonseed oil. steady; prime crude. 451 sales; prime summer yellow spot. o52a56i; Feb, 550a555: March, 550a552; April. 555a557; May.

561a56C; June, 5t5a568. Petroleum, steady. Wool, quiet. Rosin, steady. Turpentine, quiet.

Molasses, quiet. Rice. firm. Raw sugar, firm: muscavado, S9 test. 430; centrifugal.

96 test, 4St; molasses. iS test. 405: refined, firm. Butter, steady. Receipts.

5S2S. Creamery specials, 29; do extras. 28a2Sv2; do firsts. do seconds, 25 121 2d Va; do thirds, 25; creamery held firsts. 26a27; do seconds, 254a2t; do thirds.

25; State daiijr tubs, finest, 2S; do, good to prime, 2Ga27; common to fair, process specials, 27; extras, firsts, 2.v; do seconds. 2ta24V2; factory current make firsts. 25- do seconds, 24; packing stock current make. No 2, 23: do No 3, 21a22. Cheeses, firm.

Receipts, 94s. ftate, whole niilk, held, special white. 17Vi; 'lo colored. State whole milk held, average fancy white. 17J4; do colored.

17: State whole milk, winter made white, average fancy, lfit, do colored. lflttalOi'i: Stare whole milk, under daisies fall and earlier best. 17UJal7-'; skims, 7V-al4iir. Eegs. steHlv Receipts, 5045.

Fresh gathered extras. 37a3S; do firsts. SSIjrSB; do seconds, 34Ua35; do thirds and poorer. 31a34; do dirties' 30a3l: do checks. 27a2S; State.

Pennsylvania and nearhy hennery whites fancy large, new laid. 39a 40: do selected whites, fair to good, 37aW' ('stern jrathered whites. 373x- stt I sylvauia nearby hennery browns, di aiueicu crown aim mixed colors, 3.L.;jt, tatoes. steady to firm; Bermuda, late crop per bbl 5a05O: Cuban, new crop crate l'5 al50; Maine, in bulk, per ISO lbs. 525a575-State, do, 325a35: Long Islannd, bbl, 350n4-Euroiean.

per irS-b bat. lersey sweets, hskt. 125al5. Cabbages, firm- red' ton. 2a2S: Danish seed.

3oa35; domestic 15 a20; Florida, pew, crate, 275a3 Freights steady, cotton to Liverpool, per loo lbs 4(tao4tc: gram to Liverpc.l. 4d; grain to Indon. Peanuts, dull; fancy hand picked. Va Va, shelled. No 1 and No 2.

New York Mining Stocks NEW YORK. Feb. in. Alice. 2.00- Comstock Tunnel stock.

.13: Comstock Tunnel bond offered lo: Con Cal and Va. Iron Silver. "Xel .10: Little Chief, offered Mexican. 3.tJ0: Ontario. l.oo-Ophlr.

1 Standard, offered 1.00- Yellow Jacket. Pittsburgh Quotations Elec, 3.i'2: rucible Steel. asked- do Eref. Pittsburgh Coal. 17; do do pref The Oil Market OIL CITY Feb.

balances. l.iXt. Runs. average. 104,937.

Sbit-ments. 19., 501: average, 127,950. YOUTH NEARLY LYNCHED Sea ford Lad Aeeused CIild of Six of Assaulting; Years Special to The Inquirer. SEAFORD, Feb. George Har-Ier, aged 20 years, was committed to thd Sussex county jail without bail late tliw aftemoon, charged with committing a felonious assault upon Julia E.

Lank-ford, the six-year-old daughter of Air. and "Washinsrton Lankford. When Constable Steen went to arrest him at his home, he fled upon seeing the soon overtaken and followed by a large crowd, who cried "Lvnr-h the brute!" difficult he was'tak-en to the magistrate's office, where he was chained a back room When little Julia was brought into the room the rushed in and it required great eliorts or several officers to hold theni back. Feannsr trouble frrr. 1 crowd, when the -Magistrate Stengel orderefl the courtroom cleared and the doors locked.

The child in a hysterical manner told her story After the hearing the prisoner, heavily shackled, left the courtroom guarded by several with a JaS mob lollowmg, crying -'String him up'" Burn lam at the stake!" Excitement rU W-, the officeri fSt driving, eluded the rnob and oner Georgetown jail tonight. Two Girls Burned to Death Special to The Inquirer EPX'r --s Emma dseu ti, ana AIiss Alarv YWett aged were burned to wa of the atter at indy 11,11 pn featurdav evening. The young girls found the fire was burnin-low and poured coal oil upon it. There was an immediate explosion and the clothing of the children caught fire Miss Saunders was knocked insensible and her body was found later burned to a crisp -Miss Uherret managed to crawl to the door, but ber shrieks attracting the attention of the neighbors, who extinguished the flames and hurried her to the Emergency Hospital here, where she died great agon v. SUSSEX COUNTY SNAPSHOTS Special to The Inquirer.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 19. -After bavin-been confined to his bed for several week" former United States Marshal John Cannon Short, of near Georgetown, who Is over SO years old, is nblc to be out again. Thomas Fusey, of Ocean View, who was thrown from a wagon and serious injuries a few weeks ago, died yesterday. Andrew Willey, of Greenwood, slipped on tec, while chopping wood and cut a deep gash in his arm.

l-VUling downstairs Mrs. John Cade, of Milton, fractured her shoulder blade at Rehoboth Beach of cutting ice and storing it in holes the sand along the bank. Should the ice keep until summer, ice will be stored that way on an extensive scale next winter of I'lnrnf me esbyterian Sunday school, Iv th fifty-first anni ver-sary of the founding of the school on Washington birthday. The guest of honor will be Mrs. Angelina Marshall, who first started the Jf.f "Brown, pastor of the Georgetown M.

P. hurch. has placed small savings banks in the homes of his parishiouers and in the priinclpal business places of the town where funds can be collected to pay off the debt of the church. NOTES FROM RISING SUN Special to The Inquirer. RISING SUN.

Feb. 19. Braden Gilles. pie, formerly a Cecil county school teacher, died Saturday night at his home, near here ased 76 years. Rev J.

M. Ttndale has been invited to return as pastor of Hopewell Methodist Church. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Samuel Iaskowitz. 701 Bainbridge and Rebecca Haffinan. 42S Emily e-t William W.

Wilson. 725 New Market and Gertrude Pfluger, 233 2d st E-iolrich. Shelbyvill'e. and Judith Reynolds. Belleyue-Stratford.

George Knight. 941 N. 7th street, and Christina Boinan, 949 N. 7th street. Joseph A.

Murphy. 3231 Potter street" and Oeclln M. Smith, 2153 W. Church street. George Iiiimm, 827 N.

24th and Bessie W. MacLaughlin. 2427 Falrmount ave. Christian Gethart, Barreyville, and Katherine A. Quinn.

5131 Harlan street. Francis D. Kelly. 169 East street, and Anna Kaleke. 166 Levering street.

Charles A. Humphries, 41 S. 52d street and Emily J. Pollock. 1047 N.

56th street. Charles G. Lutz. 2444 Douglas street, and Lillian M. Beekett.

304 Clifford street. John W. Thompson, 6070 Upland street, and Mabel M- Ironfield, Wilmington, Del. Michael J. Fox.

17SS Seybert street, and M. Catharine Mullin, 2239 Ingersoll street. Harry Kracher, 1737 Manton. street and Katherine- Dean, 1 130 Montrose street. John Cox.

223 Buttonwood street, atid Marv A. Me(ilone. 434 Germaulowu ave. 1 JiVimield Rulter. Caruaen, and Lena I rienila invited to services.

Thurs, M. resi-i dence, 412 6th st, Camden, J. Interment l-private. Clavton. J.

Fri. HIPPENSTEII-Suddenly. 18th inst. JOHN HirPENSTEIL, aged 58. Relatives and friends, also Beverly Lodge, 107, and A Excelsior Consistory A and A It; Spring Garden Council, No 18, A and all other societies of which he was a member, invited to services, Wed, 2 residence, '5922 11th st.

Interment Northwood. I HIRSCHLING. ISth inst, MARGARET, wife of John Ilirschling. aged 70. Relatives and I friends invited to funeral, Thurs, 2 i residence, 2023 Pratt st, Frankford.

Inter ment North Cedar Hill. HODGSON. 17th inst. CLARA R. wife of William Hodgson, aged 51.

Relatives and friends invited to services. Tues. 2 residence, 132 Mansion ave, Haddonfleld. J. Interment private.

Ilarlelgh. HUDSON. 17th inst. GEORGE M. husband of Elizabeth Hudson.

Relatives and friends, also Britannia Lodge. No 18. Sons of St George, invited to services. Wed. 2 resilience.

1324 31st st. Interment Fern wood. Remains may be viewed lues, between una lO I M. HUGHS 19th inst. EM ELI A HUGHS (nee Sundermanni.

aged 53. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thurs. 7.30 A M. brother's residence.

Henrv Sundermann. 3132 6th st. Hieh mass at St Bonaveutura's, 9 A M- Funeral strictly private. IIURTUBISE. 19th inst.

OTTTLIB BERTHA, wife of William Hurtubise a. id dauthier of Ottilie nnd late Edward A Hutter. aired 36. Relatives and friends invited to services. Thurs.

2 1' M. mother's residence. 1422 Allegheny ave. Interment Mt Vernon. Friends may view remains Wed.

8 to lO 51. JACKSON. 18th inst. LEVI VINCENT, son of Catharine and late Thomas Jackson, aged 24. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

Thurs. 73l A M. mother's residence. H2 Haines st. Germantown.

High mass St Vincent de Paul's 9 A M. Interment Holy isepulehro. JENKINS. ALONZO JENKINS, aged 44. Relatives and friends invited funeral.

Tues. 1' father's residence. Charles Jenkins. Riehwood, J. Interment Richwood.

Carriages meet 12.30 train from Philadelphia at I'itman station. KANE. 17th inst. OWEN husband of Mary A Kane. Relatives and friends, also ICague of the Sacred Heart.

Holy Name and Altai-Societies of- St Stephen's, and Court Pride, of Nicetown. No 201. of A. invited to funeral, Thurs. 8.30 A resident, JH38 Dounton st.

Nicetown. High mass of requiem at St Stephen's. 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre. KASTEN.

18th inst. MARY, widow of late i Louis Kasten (sugar refjnerl. nged 84. Friends invited to services. Wed.

2 residence, 1709 11th st. Interment Mt Vernon. KEEIIN. Newtown. Pa.

19th inst. MARIE ELIZABETH, daughter of Alfred and Bertha aged 5. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, without further notice, from her parents' residence, (or State and Sterling i sts. Newtown. Pa.

Thurs. 1 M. Train for Newtown leaves Reading Terminal 9.23 A M. InteruieLit" private. KKLLf-'R.

loth inst. SVSANNA, wife of I Philip Keller, nged so. He'atives and friends invited to services. Tues. .2 residence, 13th st.

Interment private. KELLY. Suddenly. 18th inst. FRANCIS D.

I son of John and Sarah Kelly. aged 31. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed. A M.

parents" residence. 52T5 German-jtown ave. Solemn Mgh requiem mass St Vincent de Paul's 10 A'M. Interment Holy KENNEDY 18th: inst. ANNIE (nee Donlon), widow of Matthew Kennedy.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thurs. 8.3o A M. residenc. 2614 Salmon ISth Solemn requiem mass at St.

Ann's, 10 A M. Interment. St Ann's. KIMPTON. 16th "inst, CARL KIMPTON.

Relatives and friends, also Business Science Club and The Canadian Society, invited to fuueral services, Tues. 2 residence, 3416 Hamilton. Interment private. KINKAID. 19th inst, JENNIE B.

widow of late Joseph Kinkaid. Relatives and friends invited funeral, Thurs, 2 1" M. residence-of son-in-law. Charles- Packer, 50o9 Cedar ave. Inteuuent private.

KRRMLRA Entered in rest. 18th inst. SARA BROWN, wife of Charles Kremer. Relatives and friends invited to services, 2 I precisely, residence of husband. 2118 Ontario st.

Interment private. Central Laurel Hill." inst. APELEt KUHL, daughter of late Charles and Amelia Kuhl. aged 45. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

Thurs, 2 I M. residence, 2945 Caniae st. Interment Glenwood. LEACH. 16th inst, MARY, wife of hPilip Leach, aged 54..

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed, S.3i A residence. Wynne-wood, I'a. Solemn requiem mass Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Overbrook, 10 A M. Interment Holy Cross.

LOCKHAHT. 18th inst. THERESA wife of James Lockhart and daughter of late. Charles and Mary Jeffers. Relatives and friends, also Neptune Council, No 141, of invited to funeral.

Wed, 2 husband's residence. 2531 Myrtlewood st. Interment private. Mount Vernon. LUKES.

Florence. 18th inst. MATTIE1 A. wife of Albert Lukes, aged 55. Relatives and friends invited to services.

Thurs. 1 M. residence. 4 New 4th st. Florence, J.

Interment private. MacMULLEN. 19th inst. HAROLD BRUCE, eldest son of Rev Wallace and late Annie Mac-Mullen and son in the dear bonds of love of Laura MacMuIlen. his second mother.

Serv ices Alaaison Ave SI Madison st. New York. Thurs, 10.30 A. at Philadelphia. cC ALL, 19th inst.

MABEL, ave and 60th M. Interment daughter of Elizabeth and late John McCall. aged 12. neiatives aim mends invited to services. Weu.

2 M. Presbyterian Orphanaire, 58th and King-sessing a-ve. Interment private. McCANN. Cape May.

J. 17th-inst. SARAH A. widow of late John McCann. Relatives and friends iuvited to funeral, Tues.

Solemn requiem mass at St Mary's. Cape May, 11 A M. Interment Cold Spring J. MeCLINTOCK. 19th inst, SUSANNA, widow ot Alexander McClintocK, aged 78.

Relatives und friends invited to sorviees, Wed, 8 residence her son, William McClintock, 872 46th st. Interment at Northwood, Down-ingtown. Chester Co'. Pa. Train leaves Broad St Station 10.45 A Thurs.

McC REDY. ndd-uly. isth inst, residence. 2037 line EMMA DOLORES, daughter of late Thomas and Kmma McCreedy. Interment private.

Please omit flowers. McCUSKER, lflth inst. AXXIE, wife of Patrick McCusker. formerly of 1136 Frankford ave. Due notice will he given, residence, 2135 Somerset st.

MeDADE. 19th inst. THOMAS husband ttf late Margaret MeDade. Relatives and friends, also Gothic Ixxlge. Xo 519.

and A James Blaine Council. No 706. of 1 Radiant Star Temple, No 39, of Phila I-Vpt Relief Asen and the department iu general, invited to funeral, Friday, 2 M. residence. 713 Clearfield st.

Interment Cedar Hill. McGBE. 18th inst, MICHAEL. Sr. husband of late Annie McGee.

Relatives and friends, also Div No 79. A II, invited to funeral, Thars. 8.30 A M. residence of Wm Sullivan. 315- Florist st.

Solemn requiem mass, St Augustine's, lo A M. Interment IIolv Cross. McINTYRE. ISth inst, CHARLES McIX-TYRB. Relatives and friends, also Penn Landing Council, No 239, L.

of Chester. Pa. invied to funeral, Thurs, A residence, 1333 23d st. Solemn requiem mass at St Thomas'. 10.30 A M.

Interment Holy Cross. McMCLLIX. Suddenly. 17th inst. AXNIE wife of William McMullin.

Due notice, residence. 1233 Broad st. McQUADIS 16th inst, NELLIE G. wife of Samuel McQuade, aged 45. Relatives and friends Invited to services, Wed, 2.30 residence, 006 22d St.

Interment private. inst, SARAH Mc-VAUGH, widow- of George H. McVauigh, aged 65. Relatives and friends invited to services, Fri, 1 late residence, 105 spring oaraen. st, AmDier, pa.

vate. Hatboro. Take 12.02 1 Reading Terminal to Ambler. MAGUIRE. 19th inst.

Miss Interment pri train from MAGGIE MA- GCIREv daughter of late John and Catharine Masuire. or county Fermanagh Ireland. Rela- i 1 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Hotel Raleigh Raleigh, X. C. This delightfully situated hotel, remodeled and under new ists.

Modern in -every detail. Steam heated throughont. Private baths. American Plan, $3 to $4. HOWF.LL COBB.

Prop. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA DE SOTO HOTEL The foremost hotel in Savannah. American and European plan. All outside rooms. Rathskeller.

Savannah, with over 10O miles of the finest suburban roads, is iceal for automobilists. Send for booklet. SAVANNAH HOTEL COMPANY SAVANNAH, GA. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. of the most beautiful and best euuiDDed ho- tels in this country.

Fireproof and every modem improvement. A stopover point for tourists from all directions to Florida. For booklet, address Inquirer Resort Bureau write direct to the FLORIDA HOTEL Propriotors. Robt R. HeTer, Pres.

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Hotel beaut'ly located. lief, and attract'e. New and entirely mod. Terms very mod. Sp'l wkly.

Open all year. Bkl. We have no snow here. F. M.

Cunningham. Mgr. JjURM Switzerland SWITZERLAND maintains free ISureau Service for convenience of American Tourists. Offers every assistance. Answers all questions.

Furnishes handsomely illustrated literature. Hotel Guide. Write for TRAVEL LETTER No. a30. Use Our Service and Save Money.

SWISS FEDERAL RAILROAD 241 Fifth Avenue New York City vate interment. Woodlands, Philadelphia. Tues, 2.15 M. WEEKS. Florence, J.

17th inst. HAZEL J. daughter of Asa and Mary WrW-ks. aged 22. Relatives and friends invited To funeral.

Thurs, 2 1 M. residence. 2d and Iron sts, Florence. Interment Odd Fellows'. Burlington.

Remains may be viewed Wednesday M. WHARTON. ISth inst. beloved wife of Thomas Wharton (nee Ncwmoyer), aged 53. Relatives and friends, also members of Battlefield Temple.

No 27. A. Invited to services. Wed. 1 I' M.

residence. 2215 Mutter sr. Interment private. F.vergreen Cemetery. J.

WHITE. 11)th SARAH WHITK, aged 94. Relatives and friends invited to services, Thurs, 2 residence, 1417 21st st. Interment private, Laurel WILLIAMS. 19th inst, MARCS A RETT widow of Robert Williams.

Due notice. WILLIAMS. ISth inst. JOHN H. husband of Sallie Williams, aged 07.

Relatives and friends, also Local Preachers' Asso of the Conference, invited to fuueral. Thurs, 12.30 residence. Bellmawr (Ileddingl. Services Hedding E. Interment lledillng.

Train leaves Chestnut St Ferry 11.10 A M. WILLIAMS. Glenside Pa, Pith, inst, DAVID husbaud of Bella Drury Williams, aged 47." Relatives and friends, also Friendship Lodge, No 400. and A M.f are-, invited to services, Tnes, 8.15 M. home, 130 Listnore ave.

Glenside. Interment private, iaakertown Wed. WISLER, lwtb husband of Marv- Wjsler, ged (JO. Relatives and friends, invited to" funeral, Thurs. 1.30 4452- Cleveland ave.

Train leaves Wayne Junction 3. 1' M. Intermout Hillside. WITTIvAMP. Suddenly, lDth inst.

ANDREW II, son of late Dr Andrew Witt-kamp and Anita Allgeiers. Wittkamp. Friends ait'l rehitrvet inviteil to services. Tliuia, 2 at mother's residouce, 2304 Grata st. Interment private.

WOLFINGTON. 18th inst. MARIA WOL-FINGTON. lielatives and friends invited to services, Wed. 2 precisely, residence of Mr Kane.

305 Krams ave, Manayunk. Interment private. YOUNG. lSlth inst. A' MAT1I.IU, daughter of late James -and Margaret Young, aged K.

Relatives and friends iuvited to funeral. Wed, 2 I' M-, residence. I'cuu Widows' Asylum, 1101 Sjisoriekamia ate. Inter uimt ilou anient. .4 In n-r is ZTfv offers unusual at- FK ftte IWiM' tractions to iMSemiiwle a jf PORCUPINE STOCKS.

-nerican Gold 80 ICO rex 7i2 ie 50 75 me Extension '42 43 ley O'Brien 30 36 106 HO I "linger I I 00 1 1 25 mita 15 13 I rr Iake 1 9 21 514 "51 2 sdale 3 4 1 eston f)ast. Dome 5 7 andard 18 22 I vastikst 23 231 reiipine Gold 40' 2 44 own Chartered 1 5 P'tcr 44 45 Mines 2850 300O lited 2' 4 23 4 agara 12 16 I SC ELLA EX) I loshone Tungsten 4 1 44 Reddick common 2' 2 3' 2 do preferred 4 7 It Boston Mining Stoc Closing prices yesterday were a foil Ion 55,4 1834 7 7 16 253.4 63S 46' 2 1 I3'2 75' 91 2 26 3 '8 lloues 401 2' Mohawk Vmalz Cop 653,4 1 243.4' 6 2 223 4' 60 Nevada Consol Nipissing Min North Butte North Lake old Dominion Osceola Quinev Shannon SuDOrior ui Zimi 1j ton Corb itte Coal In Arizona. ilu i ntennial -rper Range I834-, 53 iast Butte 1278 i Sup Boston anklin iioux Consol anby Consol ireene Cpna Koyale 'it Iake ike copper 1 Cop iami Coj.j)er 4-i 8 1 amarack 34 i Sm 11 77 1 do pri-f 243.: Ftah Consol 27'8 Ftah Copper 28 3538 47 2 l5'4 367a 73 8 99 36' 2 mona Wolveriui 24 Ex -dividend LIVE STOCK MARKETS Chi TJTCACO. Feb. 19.

Cattle Keccipis. 2S.k; rket slow, weak: beeves. $4. boas. oo; Texas ers.

Western steers. 94.Mtab.8o: "kers and feeders. cows and rer. calves. S5.75a8.

Hogs Ue-w. market active 'at decline; lisht, "o8.20: mixed. heavy. r'- rough. pigs.

S4.25a5.90: bulk sa'es, I0a6 20 Sheep Receipts. 25.00O; rkei steady; native. Westerns. 6oa4.5: vearlinirs. lambs, na-C S4.30a6.7S; Vesteru.

Vork 'RW YORK. Feb. 19, Beeves Receipts, market lower; steers. bulls. "8: cows.

dressed beef slow. 8a -c. Calves Receipts. 2586: slow to 25c Teals. culls.

barn- fi4.S0: yearlincH. 5n Hoes Re 7-i- market easier, at essefl calves slow; city dressed veals. HH-a country dressed. iOi4al3e. Sheep and nr.s Receipts.

sheep steady; Iambs er; sheeo lewei. culls. tiiT 9A 4 1. rfl Uvea and friends invited to funeral. Fri.

8.30 A residence of -sister, Mrs Mary Magnire. 2368 Cumberland st. Solemn requiem mass St Anne's 10 A M. Interment Holv Sepulchre. MAHN.

17th inst, SARAH VIRGINIA, wife of George -B Mann. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thurs, 1 residence 1506 Broad st. Interment West Laurel Hill. MARTIN.

ISth inst. SAMUEL R. husband of late Margaret Martin, aged 89. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Thurs, 12 residence of daughter, Mrs Sadie Landenberger, 130 Penn ave, Souderton.

Pa. Interment West Laurel Hill, Phila, where friends may riew remains at 3 M. MEREDITH. ISth inst. LILLIE; daughter of Charles and Ruth A Meredith and granddaughter of Letitia and late John Brown and Mary-, and' the late Ross Meredith, aged .7.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed. 2 1 Nt. parents' resleuce. 4942 Hoopes st (49th and Westminster avei.

Interment Fci-nwood. Remains may he viewed XlicS.