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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, FRIDAY -'IORNTNG. JANUARY 30. 1925 23 .15 .15 3V 34 .50 .50 1 000 Butte St West 500 Canario Copr 00 Chino Exten ,15 33.4 .50 33-B 3 7-16 33.8 BOO Cons Copr new. WEAKNESS ON SHOWN GURB MARKET J. AUGUSTUS, hnsband of late Josephine Shaw.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 2 P. from Wm. F. Cushing'a. 1807 Pine st.

Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. SHOEMAKER. Jan. 29.

at 2218 Howard Dr. W. L. SHOEMAKER, aged 70. Due notice of the funeral will he given from the David H.

Schuyler Broad and Diamond sts. SMITH. Knddenlv JOHN HALL. 13-16 .52 CORPORATION EARNINGS JERSEY CENTRAL. 1J'23 Dee.

sros 84.338.059 Net op. income tMl.1.732 12 mos. gross Rf.4.!H'3 f.7.3S3,in3 Net op. 10.273.251 Deficit. HOCKING VALLEY.

Report to Interstate Commerce Commission: Federal Reserve Banks The consolidated statement of condition of all Federal Reserve Banks at the close of business January 28 follows: RESOURCES (In Thousands of Dollars) Gold with Fedl Res agents 1,730,679 1.744,722 Gold redemption fund with 8 53,660 50,590 Cold held exclusively ag'st notes. 1,795,312 Gold settlement fund with Board 590,815 592,394 Gold and gold ctfs held by banks 564,232 557.014 Total gold reserves 2,939.386 2,944,720 Reserves other than gold 143, 160 138,715 Marr No. 30. K. T.

Phila. Con-sisforv. I.u i'emi'le. A. A.

O. N. M. and Selocta Tribe. No.

I. R. are invited to attenti funeral services, 1 p. at his late residence. 031 W.

Susquehanna ave. Int. private. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M.

P.ENNOR. Jan. 29. HANNAH JANE, widow of Joseph Bennor. Due notice from her daughter's residence, Mrs.

Jessie A. Weidler. 2107 D'amond st. HLAICU. Jan.

23. JOHN son of late George E. and Anna M. Blaich. Relatives and friends, also Hug Workers' Beneflcinl Union.

No. 1, and John Bromley A Son' Beneficial aie invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. at his late residence. 2252 N.

1 2d st. Int. private. Friends may call from 7 to 9 P. M.

BOBB. Jan. HILDEGARD. wife of Ralph H. Bobb, and daughter of Emma and late Walter M.

Stein, aged 31 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funera' services. 2 P. M. precisely, at her late residence.

94 Brvn Mawr I.ansdowne. Pa. Take Red Star Bus Line from 69th st. to Br.vn hnsband of the late Ellen E. Smith (nee Barrett).

Relatives and frierds. all organizations are Invited to attend fnneral service. 2.30 P. brother's residence. O.

N. Smith. 914 Ridge Darby, Pa. Friends may call li23 1924 Dep. gross Net op.

income 12 mos. xrons Net op. income $1,054,201 t.3t3 17.C63.402 2.454,0as S.518.0S0 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Southern Railway preliminary report for year ended December 31. 11)24, shows net income of 17.7tf9.140 after tuxes and charges, equal after 5 per cent, preferred dividends to $12.

30 share on $120,000,000 common tock against or $10.11 share in 1V23. Income account compares: 1924 1923. lOOOCresson Gold 3 13-16 3 13-16 3 400 Crown Reserve .53 .52 4000 Diamondf .06 .06 1 00 Engrs 16 16 20O0 Eureka Croesus .14 .13 000 Golden States .08 .03 lOOOGoldf Develop .05 .05 3000 Gold Deep .01 -lOOOGoldf Florence .08 .08 Gol'lf Zone 05 .05 300 Hecla Min 4 14 I CO Howe Sound 33, 338 37000 Indepd Lead 23. .20 lOOJer Verde Dey I I I IOOO Jib Cons 45 .41 370O Kay Copper 2V's 2 1000 Knox Divide 03 .03 1600 Mason Valley 2V- 2Va I COO Natl Tin 08 .08 100 New Cornelia 22' 'a 22V ICO Nipissing 6V2 6' 2 200 Ohio Copper l''4 I l63C0Plym Lead 81 .77 20OO PremiT Gold 2Va 2 IOOO Ray Hercules II .11 2000 Red mil Florence .02 .02 lOOOReor Dlv Aa 04 .04 I I 000 Silver Dale 03 .02 200Sonth Am Gold 3a 3Va 4000 Spearhead Gold .03 .07 1 000 Std Silver Ld .14, .14 I OOO Success Min' OS .06 400Teck Huphes I I '4 lOCOTonop Divide .37 .37 lOOTonop 3 3 I COO Trinity Copr .15 .15 I OOO Contl 10 .10 13000 Unit Eastern .59 .53 700 Utah Apex 6'4 53.4 Mawr ave. Int.

private. Westminster tem. BRADY. In New York City, on Jan. 20.

JOHN of Margaret Brady (nee Me-Cabe). formerly of 25 8. 18rh st. Funeral Total reserves Von-reserve cash Bills discounted: Secured by Go-ernment obligations 3,082.546 3,033,435 74,371 77,322 164.892 1 01.946 I. I03.80O 100.811 Saturday.

S.3('A. M. from Bradley A Son's, ross 112.414.259 .06 16 .14 .08 .05 .01 .03 .05 14 33 'b .22 .41 2 .03 2'4 .08 22'8 61 2 I Va, .81 2Vb .1 1 .02 .04 .03 3Vs .08 .14 .06 I 1'4 .37 3 .15 .58 53,4 .95 3 9-16 2U .20 .04 Last sale. 102.674.S75 7.752,105 1.617.01.1 30.442.719 4.S42.0'")2 8d.2S5.3M 273,692. 202.757 Total bills discounted.

Op. exps Tax. etc E4. rents, etc. Net op.

Income Oth. income Gross income rentals, Net ineon Tfil. divs Surplus 7.041. 79 2. Hb3.74 8.l2i.l3e 3.5S4.1B7 31.712.303 10,575.305 13.13.99H 3.

MMJO 12,130.998 17,51.241 17.7K9.1 3.0(i0.00) 14.709. 1JO Bills bought in open market 8 Govt securities Bonds Treasury notes Ctfs of 307.767 306,176 76.174 74.947 279,665 292.307 38,225 56.210 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS NEW YORK. Jan. 29. Resumption of the advnnee in the oil shares, which was later checked by profit-taking and a reactionary tendency in the rest of the list were the outstanding characteristics of today's curb market.

Buying of the oils was stimulated by the posting of a higher price for tiulf Coast crude and reports of on-other decline in daily average crude production. But closing prices showed mixed changes. Continental Oil, Magnolia, Solar Refining, Standard Oils of Kentucky and Kansas and Wilcox "Oil showed net gains of about one to two points while Gulf Oil. Imperial Oil, lrairie Oil Oas and South Pennsylvania Oil sold off a point or more below last night's tinal quotations. Further selling of the radio shares reflected the growing belief that all the good news in sight had been discounted, and the recent advance over-, done.

Losses of a point or more were recorded bv Freed-Kiseman, Garod. Thermiodyne, Thompson, Ware and Freshman. Hazeltine yielded nearly ft point despite the inauguration of dividends. Weakness also developed in the public utility group. The new Electric Bond Share stock sold down to a new low at oTs.

off or slightly more than one-half of what it was quoted in the excited trading few weeks ago. National Power Light broke 18 points to 1S-S, and American Power Light, Lehigh Power Securities and Middle West Utilities were off one to 2V4 points. Independent strength was shown by American Light fo Traction, which closed a point lower at 113. NEW YORK CURS MARKET Total 8 Govt securities 394.064 423.464 Foreign loans on gold. 10,500 10,500 All other earning as-, sets 2,559 2,559 invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. residence. 1067 N. Front st. Int.

at North Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed on after 7 P. M. LLOYD. Jan.

28. EDNA wife of James K. Lloyd, and daughter of Mary W. and late Edgar L. Lock wood.

Fnneral services 2 V. at S. P. Frankenfleld Sons. 120 E.

Lancaster Ardmore. Pa. Int. at Radnor M. E.

Cem. Friends may call from 7 to 9 P. M. LYNCH. Jan.

28. ANNA C. (nee Collins), wife of the late James F. Lynch, formerly of 2033 Oakford st: Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A.

M-. from her late residence. 1235 S. 21st. t.

Solemn requiem mass at St. Charles Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cros Cem. MASER. Jan. 28. G.

hnsband of Anna Ma'-er (nee Eichelmann). aged. 67. Relatives and friends, also employees Frei-hofer Bakery and Beneficial Society and Herman Unterstutzungs Bund, invited to funeral services. 2 P.

at residence. 8132 N. Jndson st. Int. New Cedar Hill Cem.

Viewin Fri. eve. MAYBERRY. Jan. 28.

JOHN, son or the late William and Naacy May berry. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 P. late rendence. 1915 E.

Albert st. Int. Oakland Cem. McCOWN Jan. 28.

JOnN A. McCOWN. beloved husband of Mary DaviB McCown and son of the late A. R. McCown.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. at his residence. 6804 Emlen Germantown. Int.

private. MCDOWELL. Jan. 28. JOHN, husband of Sarah McDowell.

Relatives and friends, also members of Ontario Presbyterian Church and employees of Postofflce. Station E. are invited to attend funeral services. 2.30 P. at his late residence.

8314 Argyle st. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve.

McFARLAND. Suddenly. Jan. 8. JAMES 8..

husband of Elizabeth Buchanan McFarland. Relatives and friends, also all organizations of which he was a member, are invited to attend funeral aervices. 2 P. at his late residence. 108 Overhill Stonehurse.

Upper Darby. Int. private. Friends may call Fri-after 7 P. M.

McGARVEY. Jnn. 27. JAMES. husTiand of the late Bridget McGarvey (nee McBrlde).

end son of John and Anna McGarvey. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral. 8.50 A. from the residence of his sister-in-law. Mrs.

Ellen McBride. 2907 Cednr ml. Solemn requiem mass at St. Ann's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. MECHLING Jan. 28.

GRACE C. widow of Benjam'n F. Mechling. Funeral services. 2 P.

M-. at residence of her daughter. Mrs. Julius Oelbermann. 8008 Seminole Chestnut Hill.

Int. private. Train leaves Broad St. Station 1.08 P. M.

for St. Ma-tin' Ststion. MILLER. Jan. 29.

at his late residence. Media. WILLIAM H. MILLER, aged 67. Funeral and int.

rrivate. MITCHELL. Jan. 28. LAWRENCE MITCHELL.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend fnneral. 8. SO A. residence of his brother. John Mitchell.

613 S. Bambrey st. Solemn high mass of reqiem, St. Anthony's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. MOYER. Jan.

29. WILLIAM husband of Bertha Gerbron Mover. Relatives and friends are invited to the services on 11 A. at his late residence. 6221 Washington ave.

Int. private at Zion Hill Allentown. Pa. Friends may call Sun. eve.

MYERS. Suddenly, at his residence. 4908 Arch on Jan. 28. DAVID H.

MYERS. Relatives and friends are invited to the services on 2 P. at his residence. 4908 Arch st. Inf.

private. NASH. Jan. 27. at her late residence.

112 Dudley Narberth. ALICE J. COL-LOM. wife of Henry T. Nash.

Funeral service nnrt int. private. Kindiv omit flowers. O'REILLY. Jan.

23. 1925. MARGARET wife of James O'Reilly and daughter of John and Barbara Gallagher. Relatives and friends re invited to attend funeral. S.80 A.

M-. Friends may call to 9 P. chapel cf Andrew J. Bair Sen. Arch and 19th st.

Int. private. FITZGERALD On Jan. 29. MICHAEL 3..

son of late Michael and Mary E. Fitzgerald. Relatives and fiinda are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. at his late residence, 1210 N.

12th st. Solemn requiem mass. St. Malachy's Church, at 10 A. M.

Int. private. FLYNN. Jan. 27.

ELIZABETH wife of William A. Flynn. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.80 A. from 2111 W.

Berks st. Solemn requiem mass at St. Elizabeth's Chnrch. 10. A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. FUHS. Jan.

27. AGNES, wife of Peter Fuhs (nee Clunel. Relatives and friend-i are invited to attend funeral. R.30 A. late residence.

35 Main Darby. Solemn requiem mass. St. Clement's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. OALLAWAY. Jan.

23. GEORGE W. GAL-LA WAY. aged 82 years. Relatives and friends, also Camp 111.

P. O. S. of Keystone Council. No.

11. O. of I. are Invited to attend services. 2.30 P.

at home of I. Ryan. 200 Green lane. Manayunk. Int.

at Lev-erington. Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. GEISSINGER.

Jan. 27. in Klmberton. SARAH ORENDA GEISSINGER. widow of Freeman J.

Geiasinger. Relative and friends are invited to attend funeral services and int. 2 P. at West Laurel -Hill ChapeU GERMAN. Jan.

29. LLEWELLYN, husband of late Luna A. German (nee Kleppingerl. aged 68. Relatives and friends, also Lehigh Lodge, No.

83. I O. O. of Allentown. employee of Edward G.

Bndd are invited to attend funeral services. 4 P. residence of his son. Norman H. German.

Whitemarsh Erdenheim. Pa. Further services and int. at Allentown. 2 P.

M. GIBSON. Jan. 28. GEORGB R- hnsband of Grace Gibson (nee Francis).

Relatives and friends, also Covenant Lodge. No. 456. F. and A.

Washington Camp. No. 291. P. O.

of and employees of Dept. of Docks. Wharves and Ferries, are invited to r.ttend funeral. 2 P. residence.

5714 Springfield ave. Int. Fernwood Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M.

HACK. Jnn. 28. AALINE R. HACK (nee Siemon).

wife of John Hack. Relatives and friends are invited to services. 1 P. at her late residence, 304 5th Haddon Heights. N.

J. Int. private. Friends may call Fri. ove.

Hadd.m Heights Chapter. No. 1240. E. will hold services 8 P.

M. HAGERTV. Jan. 27. LOUIS C.

husband of Mamie E. Hagerty. aged 69 years. Relatives snd friends, also Intergritv Lodge. No.

1R. F. and A. are invited to the services on Sat. 1 P.

at his late residence. 221 Bnttonwood Norrlstown. Pa. Int. at Arlineton Cem Friends may call Fri.

eve. B.LL. At Paoll. Jan. HOSE GREBLE.

wife of William II. Hs'l. in ner Plst vear. Funeral services 2 P. at her late residence.

Maple Paoll. Pa. Int. Vallev Fresbvterian Cem. Remains may be viewed 7 to 9 P.

M. HARDEGEN. Jan. 23. AUGUSTA.

vvMow of Henrr re-idenee. 4928 Pulnskl in her 87th year. Funeral services. 1 P. M.

precisely, parlors of Gus A. Kirch-ner. .1301 W. Lehigh ave. Int.

Greenmount Cem. HARMER. Jan. 29. WILLIAM P.

HAR-MER. aged 75. Relatives and friends, also Hiram Lodre. No. 81.

F. and A. and all organizations of which he waa a member, are invited to funeral services. 2.30 P. at his residence.

117 Harvey Gerraantown. Int. Ivv Hill Cem. Friends may call 7.80 to 9.30 P. M.

HART. Jan. 28. KATHRYN. widow of R.

W. Hart. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. late residence.

'2355 N. 19th st. Int. private. Cold Cem.

HEKMAN. Jan. 29. at his residence. 2410 N.

4th AARON R. IIECKMAN. aged 75. Relatives and friends, also Parker NoTis 200 Utah MAT 95 .95 IOO Walker Mines ..3 9-16 3 9-16 lOOOWenden Copr 2V'4 214 60OOWest Utah .20 .20 3000 White Caps .04 .04 BONDS 983.582 945.456 572. COO 626.914 57,939 57.902 24,831 24,604 Total earning assets.

Uncollected items Bnnk premises All other resources IOW. 673-8 4,800,269 4.815,633 Total resources 68 rn. eve. int. Mt.

Kion Cem. SMITH. Jan. 26, ALICE ELIZABETH EVANS, widow of Walter Jefferson Smith. aged 70.

Relatives and friends of family are invited to attend funeral services. 10.30 A. at Steelman's Char-el. R03I Kensington ave. Int.

at North Cednr Hill Cem. iriends may call Fri. bet. 7 and 10 P. M.

SPOTTS. Jan. 28. EDWARD, aon of the late John and Catharine Spotts. Relatives and friend are invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. parlora of G. G. Norris. 4670 Frankford ave.

Int. East Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. STEWARD.

Jan. 27. SALLIE. wife of Harry E. Steward and danghter of late George and Sarah Maurer.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. at 2 P. at parlors of Sechler Maguire. 1953 N. Broad st Int, private.

SUHS. Jan. 27. AGNES, wife of eter Sitfil (nee Clune). Relatives and frirCTs are invited to attend funeral.

8.30 A. late residence. 35 Main Darby. Solemn requiem mass. St.

Clement's Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

SUTERS. Jan. 26. CHARLES hnshand of Lllias Suters (nee Whitham). Relatives and friends.

aKo Frankford Lodge. No. U92. F. and A.

M-: T. B. Freeman Chnpte-- No. 243. R.

A. M. Corinthian Chasseur romandery. -No. 53, K.

T. Yolo Tribe. No. 377: I. O.

R. and employees of H. W. Bntterwortn Sons ara invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

M. precisely. late residence. 181 8 E. Huntingdon st.

Int. private. Viewing Fri eve. WALSH (nee Jan. 20.

BRIDGET beloved wife of William J. Walsh, for-tnerly of St. Clai. and mother of Rev. Mr.

William J. Walsh, of St. Charles Seminary. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. at 8.30 A.

from late residence '6253 Arch. Solemn requiem mass. Church of Our Lady of Rosary, at 10 A. M. Int Holv Cross Cem.

WELIEIN Jan. 28. BARBARA, wife of late George Wellein (nee Shickling). seed 74 years. Relatives and friends.

nlo member of Archconf raternitv of Holv Family, are invited to at 8.30 A. from her late residence. 728 Master st. Solemn requiem mass at 10 A. M.

at St. Teter'n Church. Int; a t. Peter's Cem. WHITE.

At Newtown. on 1st mo. 28'h. OSCAR WATSON WHITE. aged 79 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, at his late home. 18 S. Chancellor ft.Newtown, on 7th day. 1st mo. ilst.

WILCOX. Suddenly. Jan. 28. at her home.

2327 N. Colorado ELLA wife of William K. Wilcox. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, at the-Wesley H. Kehr Parlors.

N. W. cor. 21st and Diamond 3 P. M.

precisely. Int. private. Friends may call 7 to 8 P. M.

WINCHEI.L. Jnn. 2. MARY widow of Edwin Winehell. Relatives and friends of family are invited attend Tiers 1 services.

2 P. residence. 6423 Beechwood Gtn. Int. West Innrel mil Cem.

Remains may be viewed on Fri. after 7 P. M. ZEIDLER. Jan.

27. LOUISE M. ZEIDLER. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

at her late residence. 5107 Dtiffield Frankford. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. IN MEM0RIAM WEAVER. In loving memory of inv dear hnsband. ALEXANDER WEAVF.R. who da.

parted this lif. Jantin-v 30. 1024. "Mar he LIABILITIES Fed Bes notes in ac- tual circulation 1.684,311 High. 68 92 82 Vz 102'8 I07HS 967 106 96'2 1.698.628 Leading Futures and Cash Quotations In Different Markets CHICAGO, Jan.

20. Owing largely to 10c a bushel collapse in wheat prices at AV inni-pes. the Chicago wheat market today underwent a set-back of 4Sc. but later rallied a a result of persistent strenuous buying, and of unexpected upturns In the value of corn and oats. Wheat closed unsettled at '4 to 2ic net decline.

May $2.03 to $2.03 ai and July $1.7114 to $1.71. Corn scored 14 to 3c gain and oats 1 to 4a2Hc. In provisions the outcome ranged from 10c loss to 17c advance. Wheat fluctuations today carried May delivery down to within of $2. but the ensuing upturns lifted that month to only lc under yesterday's record high price, $2.05 74.

Reports that the Canadian Government might interfere if advances at Winnipeg became excessive were current here simultaneously with news that the Winnipeg market had weakened. Opinions that Europe would sooner or later follow advances in American markets helped' to stimulate fresh speculative investment. Corn and oats showed a huge increase of activity. Buying of oats In particular was of tremendous volume, and lifted cats prices to the highest level In some time. Likelihood of liberal export business in oats appeared to be chiefly responsible for the upward swing of oats and cocp.

Provisions advanced on account of government figures showing 12.O0O.000 fewer holdings than a year aco. The however, was effxet partly by packers. 961z 968 Sales in 1 000. Issue. 12 At! A Ind I Allied Packer 8s I I Allied Packer 6s I Aluminum 7s '25 I Aluminum" 7s '33 41 Am Gas 6s I Am Ice Co 7s 94 Am Beet Sugar 23 Am Pwr Lt 6s 10 Am Thread 6s 10 Anaconda Copr 6s 5 Asso Hdw 6V2S 10 Beaver Board 8s 6 Bell Co Cda 6s 98Vs 93 '4 95 1033,4 95 Deposits: Member Bank, reserve account 2,171.723 2,140.611 Government 52,114 31.146 Other deposits 41,379 44.339 I033.4 2,265,216 2,285,095 Total deposits 1031 .83 951 943,8 981- .1043,4 1 041'4 98 95V'8 IO4V4 availability Deferred 9 21 '2 510.336 I 12,246 217.837 10,323 561.045 I 12.

187 217,837 9,840 10912 I 10 10 Beth Steel 7s 35 I Bell Tel 5s 5 Can Nat Ry 4Vza 21 Can Nat Do. Is 5 Childs Co 6s -69 Central Lthr 6a 4 Chi Un Sta 5s stn and Wvalusing ave. foiemn requiem mass Our Mother of Sor-ows' Church. 10 A. M.

Int Cathedral Cem. Relatives and friends invited. Viewing 7 to 9.30 P. M. BROWN.

Jan. 28. WILLIAM A. BROWN. Relatives and friends, also Hope Hoe No.

Vol. Firemen, invited to attend funeral services, at his home. 170O Johnston 1.30 P. M. precisely.

Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may call 7 to ft P. M.

BUZBY. At Salem. N. J-. First-month 29th, ELIZA S.

BUZBY. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, from Friends' Meeting House. East Broadway. Salem. N.

Kecond-dav. Second-month 2d. 2 P. M. Int.

Friends' Burial Ground. Salem. Train leaves Market st. 12.20 P. M.

for Salem. CARR. Jan. 27. LOUISA wife of Walter Carr and daughter of William and Ma-Mia Peak.

Relatives and friend, also all organizations of which she was a member, are invited to attend funeral services. at 2 P. at her parents' residence. 444 W. Fisher's ave.

Int. at North Cedar Hill Cem. Fr'onrts may call Fri. eve. CARTY.

Jan. 27. at her residence. 1727 Park SARAH widow of Nicholas J. Cnrty.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at Bringhurst's. 1924 Arch the 30th at 2 P. M. Int. private.

CLAIR. Jan. 26. CLARA ALLEN, wife of James P. Clair, in her 71st yeaf.

Funeral serv. ices Fri. 11 A. at late residence. S7 S.

Union N. J. Int. private. Friends may call 7 to 9 P.

M. COLTON. Jan. 29. at Longmeadow House.

Bryn Mawr. SARIN W. COLTON. in his 78th year. Services private.

CONOVER. Near Mooreetown. N. Jan. 29.

ISAAC CONOVER. in his 88th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend fnneral 2 P. from M. E.

Church. Bridge-boro. N. J. Int.

Coleswn Cem. COOKE. At Palmyra. J. Jan.

29. MAME widow of James P. Cooke nee Dillan). aged 71. Relatives and frien-ls.

also Camp No. 3. P. O. of and Calder Bible Class are invited to services.

2 P. at her late residence. 430 Delaware Palmyra. N. J.

Friends may call Sat. eve. Int. private. COOPER.

At Newport News. Jan. 28. ELIZABETH MANDERSON. widow of Francis L.

Cooper, and of the late William Langford and Amanda Belnap Manderson. Itel-at'ves and friends are invited to the service, 10 30 A. at the Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Int.

nriv. COPE. On 4th dav. 28th EMMA COPE, in her Slst year. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to the fnneral.

from the Barclay Home. 11 W. -Chestnut West Chester. Pa. on 6th day.

First month. 30th. at, 3 P. M. COUNTISS.

Jan. 28. nt her residence. 1414 N. 25th MARY S.

HILLMAN. wife of Charles A. Countiss. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services. 2 P.

at the parlors of Martin Evoy A Son. 209 Diamond st. Int. private. Fernwood Cem.

Friends may call eve. at 2S09 Diamond st. COX. Jan. 28.

WILLIAM H. COX. aged 72. Relatives and friends are- Invited to attend funeral services. 2.30 P.

at Kirk A Nice's. 0301 Gerraantown ave. Int. private. Friends may call Fri.

eve. DENGIER Jan. 28. SALLIE 31.. wife of Georse Dangler (nee Graver).

Relatives and friend4, also members of First Mennonite Church; Camp No. 59. P. O. of and Council No.

7. F. O. are invited to attend funeral services. 1 P.

M. precisely, parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. DIEHL.

Jan. 27. LIZZIB. beloved wife cf August H. Diehl (nee Munth).

Relatives and Items Capital raid in Surplus All other liabilities Total liabilities 12 97, 98 9634 973.4 4,800,269 4.8 1 5.633 97 93 1023,4 1 20'2 Wheat- 1 0 Cit Srr PAL 38 Cit Serv ice I) 7s 12 Cit Service 79 I Cit Service 7s I Con Gas Bait 6s 6s. 94'2 ..1023 1023 120 ..1651 ...105 95 94s 3 Cons Textile 8s 9 Ciih, Tol 7 12 a lOfiVn 2Cudahy Pack 5'2B 92V4 92V4 7 1eere Co 7'2s 10434 1048 S4''a 9234 I0434 1027a II 3 Vz 971 l02'2 19 Detr City Gas 6s 32 Detr Edison 6s 5s "A 23 Detr Edison Ratio of total reserves to deposits and Federal Reserve note liabilities combined, week January 28, 78.0 per previous week, 78.8 per cent. Contingent liability on bills purchased for foreign correspondents, week of January 28, S47, previous week, S47.332.000. Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank The condition of the Federal Reserve Bank -Philadelphia at the close of business Jan-nary 28 Is reported as follows: RESOURCES Jan. 28.

Jan. 21. Gold with Fedl Res agent 1 59, 128,225 SI 63,287,225 Gold redemption fund, with 8 Treasury 9,431.241 6,521,666 1027 1023,4 I 133,4 I 13' 97 Vz 9738 1028 10212 98 I0P2 101 7s 7 Dunlop Tire 2.03 1.71V 1.56 1.35Ni 1.36 1.36 .63 .63 .00 1.79 1.56 1.34 15.95 16.40 15.25 15.55 17.35 17.45 Jlay 2.02 2.04 '8 2.0O4 July 1.69 1.72i l.flH Sept 1.53 1.57 1.52?4 Corn-May 1.314 1.35T 1.31 July 1.33 Vi 1.361 1.33 Sept 1.334 1.8Va 1.33U Oats May July .615 .64 Sept 58 4 .58 Rye-May 1.37 1.80 1.76 July 1.51 1.56 1.54 Sept 1.34 1.34 1.34 Lard-Jan LV92 lS.O 15.S2 May 18.55 16.25 Ribs May .15.60 Bellies Jan. May 17.60 17.50 17.45 6s 33 6s 27. 5 Fedl Sugar I Fisher Body 8 Genl Petrol 6s I Grand Trunk 6 Vis from her late residence.

4508 Baker Mamt- 99 101 Vz rest in peace. tLliABMH WKAVKR. WILSON. In memory of my father. OSCAR S.

WILSON, died January 30. 190O. CLARENCE F. WILSON. Chicago.

III. 99 987s 101 '4 ..1077 ..10038 1 02 1 0 1 Vz 1 0 1 9134 91 9312 PSONALS LIVESTOCK MARKETS Gold held exclusively against notes 1 68,559.466 St 69,803,90 1 Gold settlement fund, with Fed Res Board 29,764,155 28,388,307 Gold and gold ctfs held by Bank 27,033,864 Lodge. No. 451. I.

O. O. Antloch Lastie. No. 38.

K. G. and Reading R. R. Relief As-o.

are invited to services. 8 P. at the parlors of Martin Evoy A Son. 2809 Diamond st. Int.

St. Paul's Trexler-town. on 1.30 P. M. HENRICHSEN.

Jan. 28. ARAMTNTA wife of Sigurd A. Henrichsen. of Clarksville.

and Copenhagen. Denmark. Funeral services on 2 P. at residence of her sister. S010-A N.

Third Harrisburg, Pa. Int. private. nERZSTEIN. Jan.

28. CECELIA, wife of late Julius L. Herzstein. aged 75. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral.

2 P. from residence of her daughter. Mrs. Simon Ppiiker. 8604 N.

21st st. Int. Mt. Sinai Cem. niLLMAN.

At Wenonah. N. Jan. 27. Mrs.

SARAH wife of Ephraim H. Hillman. formerly of aged 77. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 39 Gulf Oil 5s 1 3 Leh Pwr 6s '27 I Ligg Winches 7b I Manitoba Pwr 7s 42 Mo Pacific 5a, 1 Morris 7'2S 2 Natl Distill 7s 1 Natl Lthr 8s 2 Nor Sts Pr 6'2s 9 Ohio Power 5s I Penn Pwr Lt 5s 15 Pub Serv Elc 33 Pure Oil 6'2S 3 Robt Gair 7s 3 Skawsheen 7s 1 Sloss Shf 6s 2 Solvay Co 6s '34 5 South Cal Edis 5s.

16 Std Oil 6V2S 23 Std Gas Elc 6'2s 8 Sun Oil 5 28 A IOI Va 913,4 983, IOO' 101 Vz 98 Vz 98'4 OOVa 993,4 101 Vz IOM4 10334 IOI IOI 93 Va 93 1077 8 10734 I 158 I 15 9634 9612 Total gold res.S224,470.486 S225.23l.062 Reserves other 93 1077 I 15 961 95 Vz Qbv 1003, 1 9 Swift Co 5s 1 4 Un Hairdressers chine now. Special this month only. The best equipped house In the city who can supply your needs on short notice. Us Blue Bird Rose Oil for Permanent and Waving. Phone, writo or call for catalogue.

J. ZABLUDOFF SONS. Walnut 0277 931 Chestnut St Competent Carpentry end general building service: residences ecu-erred into profitable apartments, store front, installed, garages erected etc. Workmanship of the better sort at low rates. Rrannfeldt.

Belmont 3308 (evenings) or address 809 Wynne wood Road. Overbrook. Phila. Divorce advicb Free 25 years' experience, confidential: charges reasonable, ft A. M.

to 9 P. M. Spruce- 568S. Room 11131 City Centre 121 N. Broad st.

INDUSTRIALS Sa's. Siocks. High. Low. 200 Allied Fkg Sa 8 100 Allied Pks PM 653 6534 10 Am Cvanide ...120 1 20 100 Am Haw 2Vz I CO Atlan Frt 86 86 4200 Boissonnault A 2 tsB 390 Bordens Miik 149 18 30O Botany A -83 8 48 '4 1400 Br Am Tob cp 26 2000 Bklvn Cy Ry 8B 300 Cent 21 Vz lOOChapen Sack 1 7 I7V4 4 OO Childs Rest 453a 4434 I 1 00 Tout Bak A IIO's I08'B 7400 Cont Bak 25'4 237B 200 Cont Bale pf 92? 92' 2 20O Cuba Corp 37Xa 3778 500 Curtiss 1 Aeio I58 15'2 1 00 Cnrtiss A pf 63 63 SOCudahy Pkg 104 102 900 David Grimes.

l8'4 2300 De For vtc 28 '4 3800 Dubilier Radio 32 304 500 implex Radio II 07a 200 Dupont Mtr I 1700Duz Co A 31 302 I600 Elee Invest 46? 8 44 400 Federated Met 36'2 36 I CO Film Inspec 93,8 9-v 20 Ford Mtr Cana 5IO 509 20 Foundation Co pf I30VS 130 1300 Freed Eiseman 28 4600 Treshman Co 23'2 222 Corp 13 12 240O Gillette Raz 66 65 300Glen Alden CI I I 9 I I 9 l's 2400 Goodyear Tire 29 28's 400 Grennan Bak I7V4 17 1 00 Str A 6V4 6'. '4 100 Hetdon Chero 2'4 2'4 2CO Haieltine Radio ..42 41 lOOInt Concrete Il34 II3 1800 Inter Match pf 41 40'-z I40C Inter Ocean l34 Vz 2 OO Inter Rubu 57b 57b 600 Jones Radio 7Vz 74 lOOKeiner Will 217a 21 1 200 Lea Val Coal 8P4 81 3800 Leh Val ctf 47 Vz 46 '4 1000 Liberty- Ch 9 8'2 I OO Marconi wrt SVz' 9'2 30O Mengel 36 30'- '2 100 Midvale- Ordn 24 24 400 Music Master 20 19 100 Natl Dis pf 28 23 40 Zinc 193 1 9 1 Va 23 Tel pf Ill I I I 300 Nickel Plate 85'2 85 BOO do pref 86 85 300 Omnibus vtc 1 57 'a l5'2 800 Paine Detr 188 l8'2 4700 Pratt IS 43 42 300 Reid Ice Or 37 351s lOOReld I Cr- pfd 183 I83b 900 Bova Radio 1 3'. 4 127s 500 Seagraves i l4Va 200 Sleeper Radio 7Vz I6I2 I400O South Ir 8 6 I4O0O South CI Ir ...08 .05 400 Stand Pub A 26'2 263a 800 Swift intl 33 323.4 2IOSwtft 4 Co I 1 7 116 8800 Thermiodyne 57 5'4 I I OO Thorn Rad vtc 1 8fc 1 7 4 IOOO Tower Mfg 20'4 197 8 400 Union Carbid 67 '4 67 IOOU Lt Ht pf. 178 17'a 10 Victor Talk Mch ..105 400 Univ Picture 27 27 1400 Ware Radio 33 3 I Vz 1300 Ward Bak A 433-4 42' 2 00 Ward Bak 947 947a 1900 Wtckw Sp wi 47 a 300 Teliovr Taxi NY. l9'4 l9'4 than gold 5.726.773 5,647,333 Total reserves 1 97.259 $230,878,395 Non-reserve cash.

SI, 927,750 52,131,441 Bills discounted Secured by 8 Govt obliga- I tlons SI 8.57 1.750 SI 7,465.200 Other bills discounted 6,785.109 5,226.428 31 30 5 Un! Oil Prod 8s 96'8 2 Un Oil Cal 5s 1 18 Vacuum Oil 7s 1 07 Va 10678 Chicago CHICAGO. Jan. 29 (IT. S. Dept.

Agriculture Receipts. 16.0tT: fed steers. 25c to 50c lower: mostly 50c off at close; moderate to liberal supply sold at noon: some without bids: ail grade? showing decline; weiehtv kind off most: relatively few yearlings here: best matured steers. $11.40: average weirht. 1513 pounds; sevaral lends heavies.

J0.50nlO.S5: some averaging over 1500 pounds bel.iw SMO: extreme top rearlines. few above $10: load or so. rlmn hort fed kind downward to $7 and under: stockers and feeders, nominally steady; conntry demand narrow; fat she stock very uneven: mostly steadv to 25c lower: better grades fat rows and heifers showing most decline; canners and cutters f.illr steady; bulU firm: vmlers t0c to 75c bigher: spots more: bulk to packers. few. $13 and better: nat'ders upward to S14.50 and above.

Hogs: Receipts 41 000 closing slow' with considerable amount early 15c to 25c advance lost: big packers buvi'ng moderately: ton. $11.10: bnik desirable weighty butchers. .05: most 200 to 230 pound averages. desirable 100 to 180 pound kind. most 140 to 150 pound averages.

$9.7510 15: bulk strong weight slaughter piss. .5: most packing sows. S10.15alO.40: estimated holdover. 2OO0O. Sheep: Receipts.

lO.tMKi: fat 95'4 100 3. 1067'a' 10314 Last' sale. 947'a Total bills discounted S25.356.859 Bills bought in open market 16,683,493 S22.69 1,628 1 6.887,439 1 047a 8 Webster Mills 6 '2s. 1 03 103 FOREIGN BONDS Sales la SI OOO. Issue.

High. Low. 1 Bogota City 8s '45. 96 4Ind Bank Finland 7s. 947's 94VSI 5 Netherlands 6s I047'a 4 Pern Rep 8s IOO 5 Russian 5 Vis 16 2 Russian 5'2S ctfs 15 5 Russian 6'2 17 6 Switj Govt 5s 1008 4 SwiA Govt 5'2B .10112 () Ex-dividend.

MINING STOCKS Government securities: Bonds Treasury notes Ctfs of Intedb's. A 11T T.ecal matters of every descrip-1 yV tlon. accident, divorce, estate managed. real estate. wii drawn.

1614-15-16 Franklin Trust S. W. Cor. A Chestnut Sts. Pnon Rit.

0676. ynnk. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. at Westminster Cem. ORR. Jan.

28. BENJAMIN ORR. aged 67 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services. 8 P.

at his late residence. 60-3 Webster st. Int. prlv. OSWALD.

Jan. 28. WALTER son of Philip and Elise Oswald, aged 20 years. Relatives and friends invited to services 2 P. at Palatinate Reffiimed Church.

561b. and Girsrd ave. Int. private. Remains may be viewed Fri.

eve. at parlors of Kechler Ma-guire. 5215 Girard ave. PALMER. Of 2128 8.

Gould on Jan. 28. SADIH STEWART, wife of William Palmer. Relatives and friends are invited to services on 2 P. at the Oliver II.

Bair 1820 Chestnutst. Int. at Fernwood Cem. Viewing Fri. eve.

PHILBIN. Jan 27. HANNAH beloved wife of Patrick Philbin (nee Nugent). Relatives and friends, also B. V.

M. Sodality and League of the Sacred Heart, are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. f-om her late residence. 5618 Rodman st.

Solemn high mass of requiem at the Transfiguration 10 A. M. Int. at Holy Cross Cem. KEA.

Jan. 27 SARAH A. NOCKE. wife of fate Frederick Rea. Funeral, to which relatives and friends are invited.

8.30 A. from her late residence. 2309 8. Chadwick st. Solemn mass of requiem.

Church of St. Monica. 10 A. M. precisely.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. REIDINGER. Jan. 29.

MARY wifie of C. Burton Deidinger. Relatives and friends re invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. parlora of C.

R. Hnrtranft. Sfi21 Germantown ave. Int. Northwood Cem.

Viewing Sun. eve. RICHARDSON. J.n. 28.

DAVID WILMOT. husbadq of Anna L. Richardson, aged 7i. Relatives and friend-t. also Covenant Lodge.

No. 456. F. and A. are invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. nt his late resi-densoe. 1003 8. 4tjth St. Int.

private. RILEY. Jan. 27. JAMES K.

RILEY. Relatives and friends, also G. A. R. Post of Har-risbnrs.

are invited to attend funeral services, at East Harrisburg Cem. Chapel on Sat. at 1.30 P. M. Friends may call after 1 P.

M. at parlors of S. P. Frankenfleld Sons. 5S0O Vine Pa.

ROLLINS. Jan. 28; JOHN hnsband of Sarah A. Rollins. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. at his residence, Cameron and Bartram roads. Willow Grove. Pa. Int.

private. ROWE. Jan. 26. JOHN M.

ROWE. JR. Funeral services 11 A. at his late residence, 10 Church road. Merchimtville.

N. J. Int. private. RYAN.

Jan. 27. DAVID son of the late William and Eilen Ryan. Relatives and friends, also B. V.

M. Sociality of St. Joseph's Church and all societies of which he-was a member, are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from his late residence.

1S.TM N. eth st. Solamn requiem mass. St. Malachy's Church, 10 A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. SCULL. Jan.

23. NORRI3 husband of Sarah J. Scull. Relatives and friends are invited to the service. 2 P.

nt his late residence. 6015 Hazel ave, Int. priv. SHAW Residence of son-in-law. B.

Franklin Goetz. 874 N. 4th Ocesz. City. N.

SI, 345, 1 00 22,244.700 2,262,500 $1,345,100 22.607.200 2,767,500 Close. 8 Vz 653 120 I 2 '2 86 2 1 43 Vz 4814 26 84 2l'2 I7V4 453-8 10812 248 92'2 3778 158 63 104 18V Z7a 32 1 I I 30V2 45 36 Vz 98 5IO I3C 2634 22'2 13 65'4 I 198 2 8 'a 17 6'4 2'4 41 '4 II 34 40'2 l3'4 578 7'2 217 a 8 1 V4 465 83,4 92 35V'2 24 20 23 193 III 85V'8 86 I5'Z I8VS 423,4 37 183.8 127 148 l6'2 8 .08 33 I 1 6'4 17 I7V'4 I 97-s 67 178 105 27 32 43 9478 4 l9'4 76 45 574 88 34 34 323, 4. 65 118 39 80 14 l02'2 6538 45 l3'4 10712 85 Vz 183 127 34 19 8934 55 Vz 73 Vz 49 33 25 35 80 $26,719,800 582.000 DIAMONDS BOUGHT WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE SIJB US FIRoT AND BE CONVINCED Kelly 932 Chestnut St. SECOND FLOOR. OVER CHI LD 8.

lambs. Zfte to nienr. niopiu ti SlS.25al8.75: top. $18.90: choice SV'l $13.65: choice 103 pound ycarlines. Slh.fW: fat sheep and feeding lambs, general steady; rtosiraWe weight fat ewes.

Total Govt securities $25,852,300 Foreign loans on gold 1,032,000 All other earning assets 2,050,000 feeding lambs. 2.050.000 Jan. 29. at 8 I at her late residence. Mantua and Monroe Wenonah.

N. J. Int. Nisky Hill Bethlehem. Pa.

KARL. Jan. 29. LENA, wife of Frank Karl, aged 66. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. late residence. 1 Portico German-town. Int. private.

Chelten Hills Cem. KEITH. Jan. 27. NATHANIEL 8..

aged 89. No funeral ceremonies. Body to be cremated. Private. KENNY.

Jan. 28. ANNIE KENNY. Relatives and friends, also employees of Fidelity Trust are invited to funeral services. 3 P.

at parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int.

Northwood Cem. Viewinr Fri. eve. KIRK. At Markham.

on Jan. '27. MARTHA widow of Jesse Kirk, aged 75 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services on at 12 noon, at- the residence of Samuel N. Hill.

Markham. Pa. Int. at Oxford. Pa.

KIVLIN. Jan. 26. CATHARINE C. beloved wife of Edward J.

Kivlin. aged 59. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 8.30 A. from her late residence.

5235 Florence ave. (52d below Baltimore High mass at Church of the Met Blessed Sacrament. IT A. M. Int.

at New Cathedral Cem. LAAGER. Suddenly. Jan. 26.

CASPER, husband of Mella Denzler Laager. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend services. 2 P. at his late residence. 1725 S.

Broad st. Int. private. LANE. Jan.

27. MABEL wife of E. Herbert Lane and daughter of John H. and Susan Harris. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral.

2 P. M-. residence of her parents. 5438 Pine st. Int.

Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. LEFFERTS. Jan.

27. JOHN hnsband of Marv F. Lefferts. Services 2 P. late residence.

Southampton, Pa. Int. Chnrch-ville Cem. Train for Southampton leaves Reading Terminal 12.33 P. M.

LEWIS. Jnn. 27. SAMUEL husband of Lucretia P. Lewis (nee Dougherty), in his 75th vear.

Relatives 'and friends are Invited to funeral services. 8 P. at late residence. 24 N. Centre Merchant ville.

N. J. Int. at convenience of family. Kindly omit flowers.

LESLIE. Jan. 26, WILLIAM husband cf Helen Leslie (nee Friaby). aged 30 years-. Relatives and friends family are friends, also members, of Sc Philip's M.

E. Church, are invited to attAd funeral services. 1 P. at her late residence. 3210 N.

Kip st. Int. at Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve.

DONOGHUE. Jan. 28. MICHAEL, beloved husband of Mary Donoghue (nee Hogan). Relatives and friends, also Dem.

Citv Committee, and all societies of which he was a member, are invi'ed to attend funeral, from his late residence. 19 Clymer 9 A. M. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Philip Neri Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Mon.

eve. DONOVAN. Jan. 28. MARY, widow of Patrick Donovan.

born Caharconlish. County Limerick. Ireland. Relatives and friends, also B. V.

M. Sodality, Altar and Rotary Society and League of the Sacred Heart of St. Eliza-leth'3 Church, nre invited to attend 8.30 A. at her late residence. 1507 N.

25th st. Solemn high mass at St. Elizabeth's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. DUNCAN. At Mantua. N.

Jan. 27. KATE wife of Harry V. Duncan. aged 1.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Jan. 30. at 1 P. from the residence of her son.

Ernest P. Duncan. Hialeab Mantua. N. J.

Int. Fernwood Ccm.j Phila. Friends may call Thurs. eve. EAGAN.

Jnn. 28. MATILDA BORLAND, widow of James W. Eagan. Relatives and friend are invited to funeral services.

2 30 P. M-. at her late residence. 4005 Pine st. Int.

private. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. EG LI. At Secane.

Del. Jan. 28. WIIIIAM E. EGLI.

aged 75 years. Re'atives and friends, also Swiss Hall Asso. of Clifton- Heights Hose. Hook and Ladder and Oxford Fire of Chester are invited to funeral. 2 P.

parlors George B. Frankenfleld. 617 Baltimore Clifton Heights. Int. private.

Arlington Cem. Friends mar call 8 to 10 P. M. EAGAN. Jan.

28. MATHILDA BORLAND, widow of James W. Eagan. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services. 2.30 P.

at her late residence. 4005 Pine st. Int. private. Friends may call 7 to 9 P.

M. FILBERT. At William L. Elkina Masonic Home, on Jan. 28.

PHOEBE widow of William T. Filbert, of Reading. aged 81. Total earning assets S70.979.657 $69,380,867 DIVORCE FEE ONLY S100 Prompt and efficient attorney, over 20 year' successful practice. Easy terms.

Consultation and advice free and Address mr nppoinimenr. box 114. Philadelphia. S58.524.I6I 1,1 13.973 288.424 S5 1,776.621 I.I 13.978 292.859 Uncollected Items. Bank premises All other resources C.

MARION sold his stand in the Lobby cf 'J 'J 1 1. c.i r. New York NEW YORK. Jan. 29.

Cattle, receipts. 100j steady. Steers. $6 00al0.00: State bulls. cows.

Calves, receipt 10. steady. Veals, common to prime. $1 l.OOalfl.M. culls and little calves.

buttermilks and grassers. 00: fed calves. 86.00a 7.00. Sheep and lambs. 0Ki': steady.

Sheen. culls. 2.50a3 5O: lambs SO.OOa 19.0: culls. S9.00al0.00. Hogs, receipts.

1670: steady. Light and medium wights pigs. $8 75aft 25; heavy hogs. Si0.50all.25: roughs. oi.

jnearrp. to ieon tvauir-man. Creditors apply to Star Business Exchange. 402 Spruce street, until Fehr-arv 1 1025. Tot resonrces.S856.287.873 S362.3I7.268 LIABILITIES Fedl Res notes ii actual cir DIVORCE OBTAINED 20 years' experience; easy and satisfactory terms.

Apply 202 Pennsylvania 15tb and Chestnut Sts. Phone Spruce 2.V19. culation SI43.427.460 ort Term Sh Ask. Yield TAILOR-MDE SUITS. S15 02'2 4.30 5.9' Your cloth.

Open eves. Adler. 117 N. 15th st. Deposits: Member Bank, Res account 1 27.

1 55.370 SI28. 182.621 Government 2,665,295 1,658,756 Other deposits 375,546 767.356 1 1 ufufiiKg ana ni otner rZ" bv experts. 4.90 4.98 3.25 3.35 5.25 3.25 5.85 j. i). APron, MTt.

3n Haverford. 1 Umi'tUre upholstering and repslring. srond work rfsson- nble price. Market fi7frt or a n.T-i.n 10738 l038 IO334 1 0034 100? 1 03 '4 1003 IOO'4 138 99 IOO DIVORCFSobtaind. -onsotiHhl-.

No publicity? Total deposits SI30.608.734 Deferred availability Items S45.836. 154 $52,525,863 Capital paid In 10.5 I O. IOO 10,510. IOO Surplus 20.059.285 20.059,283 All other liabilities 224,306 185.820 TUBLIC UTILITIES 300 Am Gas new 76V2 100 Am Gas rfd 45 4400 Am Lt new 59's 20Am Lt Pf ..88 IIOOAro Pup Pw A 35 1200 Am Snp Pw 35'. '2 l600Cons Gas Bal new, 3234 lOOKast Penn El 65 1 75 Common IVr ..119 50 Comm Pw wrt 39 or ritum Tw nf 80'4 76 45 57 Va 88 34 3434 32'2 65 118 39 io" VoVL interview.

Attorney, 5.25 6.00 6.F8 IOO'4 DIVORCES snd collections a s.iocialtv easr terms. M. Graft. Room 210. 1535 Chest nrt even'ngs bv appointment, phone 4322 101 4 4,90 Tot liabilities S362.3 17.268 102 80 '4 toou be- Notes Bid.

1021a 107 1 03 '4 l03'2 IOO'2 I 003b 10278 IOO'8 9934 137 984 99 Vz 99 Vz I0034 10H8 1 0 1 '4 98' 100V4 I 00 100 10178 98'8 993 IOO' I IO'4 IOO'2 100 101 Va 101 'B IOI Vz 107 954 99 '4 1 068 1074 I 0 1 '4 30 El pf '2 1 02 V'Z Bd pf nw wi 6678 653 COMSTOCK STOCKS Bid. Best A Belcher 02 Concordia 07 Cons Virginia OS Justice Minicc 12 Mexican Mining 12 Ophir Mining 03 Scorpion Mining 02 Sierra Nevada 03 -Spearhead Mining 06 Union Mining 05 TONOPAH STOCKS Belmont 55 Cash Boy X4 Gypsy Qneen 06 Halifax Mining 07 MacNamara Mining 03 Midway Mining 05 Monarch Mining 02 New. California 02 Rescue Mining 09 Tonopah Extension 3. CO Tonopah- '76 09 West End Mining 31 West End Extension 08 DIVIDE STOCK8 Annex Mining 19 Bevia- Mining 18 Divide Tonopah 36 Extension 03 Harmill Mining IO Hasbronck Mining 02 High Mining 03 Myra Mining 02 Silver King 04 Sutherland Mining 06 Wedge Mining 03 Zone C5 GOLD FIELD STOCKS Booth Mining 04 Consolidated 06 Development 04 Florence 08 Great Bend C3 Kewanas 04 Lone Star 05 Red Hill 02 OTHER DISTRICTS Boundary Mountain 15 Falcon Mining 50 Jib Consol 44 Nevada Hills 16 Prince Cons 32 Roundar Mountain 20 Silversmith Mining 26 Simon Mining 05 White Capa 04 COLORADO SPRINGS Cresson 3 23-32 Elkton Mining I El Paso Mining 3 Empire Lee I Vz Golden Cycle 14212 Granite 14 Mary McKlnley I Vz Portland Min 43 Unl Gold Min I I Vz Vindicator 4'4 Rose Nicol I 3,4 Bate. Nov.

1925 Oct. 1933 Dec. 1928 Jan. 1929 Apr. 1925 Apr.

1925 July 1929 Mar. 1925 Feb. 1927 Mar. 1929 July 1929 July 1929 May 1926 Dec. 1925 Dec.

1926 Dec. 1927 Dec. 1937 Jan. 1928 Mar. 1926 July 1932 Not.

1926 Sept 1928 Not. 1926 July 1927 Dec. 1925 Oct. 1933 1925-26 Aug. 1929 Aug.

1929 Apr. 1934 May 1933 May 1932 July 1927 Apr. 1936 May 1931 Apr. 1927 Security. Rate.

AUimn Co 7 Alumn Co 7 Am Thrd 6 Anac Cop 6 Ang A 7'2 Bell 7 Bait AOS Cana Nor 5 Cent Argt 6 Cent St 7 CbiRIAPc 5 Detr IT 6 Emp GAF 7 Gen Clear 6 Gen Cigar 6 Gen Cigar 6 Gulf Oil. 5 Gulf Oil. bVz Hock Val 5 Humb Oil 5 Kan Tr BVz LkSAMS. 4 Marld Oil 5 Mo Pac. 5 Phila 6 Pillsb Fir 7 Pure Oil 5' Sloss Shf 6 do 5-yr 6 Solvay -Co 6 St Oil NY 61 Swift Co 6'2 Union Pac 4 Vacu'm 7 Wghse El 7 Wise Cen 5' Asked.

03 08 06 13 13 04 03 04 07 OS 60 05 07 03 04 06 03 C3 10 3.IO 10 32 09 20 19 38 04 I I 03 04 03 05 07 04 06 05 07 05 09 04 05 06 03 16 55 45 17 34 21 27 06 05 '3 13-16 2 6 2V2 145 20 234 48 2Vz 6 2'2 46 46 Ratio of total reserves to deposits and Federal Reserve rote liabilities combined, week of January 28. 82.3 pe rcent. previous week. 82.7 per cent. Contingent liability on bills purchased for foreign correspondents, week of January 28, previous week.

$4,728,995. I37'8 I OQ Intern I'til A 400 Intern Util Ann I hi eh Power 7... I07V2 107 852 60O Mid West Util 87 620 Natl Pwr IO Pa Wtr Pw 127 v. vt ill. Come homo at once.

(i. jvf. vc P1LX TER bri.klavers. plasterers, cement for spe. wk.

P-224. Inq.oiT. ELETRIAL nPI repairing res1 work e-uar. -Bo Catharine st. Granite 7022.

bnugbt soot cash au'i at their full vaiua. Lee. 712 Walnut st. BHnn.TYRfrr-TrRK Persor.nl instruTT tlons. Shop extv easy terms.

P-1S7 jnn QUick fr road' Inyuirr HARDWOOD and nil kinds of floors craped and fin. Call Fox Chas" 1S4.V UM 5.22 5.05 4.40 5.30 4.60 4.54 5.15 4.81 5.20 6.80 R5 5.53 4.70 5.27 5.75 4.23 6. 10 5.50 4.85 102 99 102 101 101 10214 98'2 9934 IOO'2 I 1034 1 0 1 4 101 I 0 I 34 101 102 1 07V8 95'2 99'2 IC7'8 l03'4 I0IV8 FELP KEEP TRAFFIC OPEN! 183 127 34 19 893-4 55 '4 73 '2 49 33 25 35 85'i ICO Pwr Sec ..34 lOOPierra Pac El 19 10 South Cal Ed pf B93.4 SOO Southeast 55'z 25 Tenn BAP 21 pf. 73 Vz lOOUn Lt A Pw A ..49 200 Un GAL. new 33 JOOUtil St' I A 25 600 West Pu 35 220 West Pwr pf '86 Bank of France PARIS.

Jan. 29. The weekly statement of the Bank of France showa the following changes, in francs: Gold in hand increased 64, OOO Silver in hand increased 274, OOO Notes in circulation dec. 86.OIO.000 Treasury deposits increased 30,415,000 General deposits increased 9,199.000 Bills discounted increased 381.739.000 Advances decreased 62.188.000 The State repaid the bank 200.COO.000 fr. Bank of England LONDON, Jan 29.

The weekly statement of the Bank of England shows the following BIG PIANO SALE "o'd the Ms f-eml-annnil "8ed JP'anos. Player-Pianos and "(nT- UrJr uptown stores jiSiili Piftnoa from the best Phlla- SSi rJ.P-"- wh.pr "o-Art Pianola and Grand Pianos have been purchased The Pianos are rebuilt and so'd with the Hepp, guarantee snd exchange privilege if nut satisfactory. -The sale includes: 1 Woman Dies of Burns Burns received yesterday while she was preparing breakfast proved fatal to Mrs. Sarah Hawn, 45, of 1916 East Albert street, who died last night at the Episcopal Hospital, Front street and Iehigh avenue. Her clothing caught fire from the stove.

Screams brought her husband, George, who rushed her to the hospital. STANDARD OIL STOCKS 8800 Anglo Am 20'4 l98 2IOOAt)an Lob 33- 33 1 00 do pref 103,4 1034 50 Borne Scrymser ..230 230 90 Buckeye 6934 69 lOOChesebrgh Mfgr 52 52 .10 do pref 114 114 20 Crescent PL 1434 1434 30Cnmberld PL. ..145 145 300 Galena SO 60 59'2 6800 Humble Oil 454 443'4 50 Illinois PL. ....145 l43'2 50 Indiana PL 83 83 1 880 Imp Oil Canada 1 3 I Vz I 28 Vz R900 do new i 33 '4 Cb300 Intern Pet 25'2 25 830 Magnolia Pet I56V2 155 changes: Total reserve increased Circulation decreased Bullion decreased Other securities decreased Other deposits increased Public deposits decreased Notes reserve increased Government securities Increased. 385.000 387.000 2,045 1,289.000 265,000 372.000 388,000 nrteht Pianos from tlr, to 824.000 The proportion of the bank's reserve to lia bility this week is 18.38 per last week' tt was 1 8.07 per cent.

Rate of discount, 4 per cent. 600 Natl Tranmt iia 1034 230 6 9 Vz 52 I 14 1434 145 59 Vz 447iB 143' 83 1 28' "2 323 25 156 25V'4 75 87 74 63 Va 374 252 121 228 10034 189 67VB 437 12234 48 Vz 257 353 253b 87 OBITUARY 76 '2 75 Standard Oi! Subsidiaries 87 743-4 633,4 86 Vz 737 a 62'2 37'4 Bid. ii! i'nriBnr i'nos from S175 to 2Vt. 43 oriehr Pianos from 250 to 2 A from f225 to $37S. Grand Pianos, not miniatures, at SC50.

So.o ana $42o. AM Steinwav. Chieker-g. Fischer. Kchomacker.

Hardman. Lester. Vincent. Cunningham, etc. of to.OO monthly and upwards.

Manr of these Pianos are like pew; also three Player-Pianos, one Franceses, one Jules Schomaeker. at reductions of flOO and J1.V below reeular prices, nsed only a short new pianos W'tb tba eurante of Large Illustrated catalogue and Plans of psvments msiled anvwhere HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES Cor. Sixth snd Thompson Sts. Fonnded 1865 rtwiiI0? W'JeM. mahogany, perfect h.5'-StKl?5:.

deeper radio. PhUco 3 7 Vz 19 Anglo American Oil 30 Transit 20 North 1 300 Ohio Oil 4300 Prairie Oil new SOO Fuel 820 Prairie Oil old 360 Prairie 70Sorar Refining 80 South 1 030 South Penn ..255 251 1071 I 131 I20V2 Vz do preferred ..229 226 10034 189 35900 Std Oil Indiana ..101 ..194 68 '4 4478 ..124 48 Vz 3900 Ptd 67 1 4312 20 14 4 7Vr Kanpaa Ky Oil Oil Oil Oil 5500 Std 257 Snow storms call for co-operation to keep traffic open. All of us have to put up with some inconvenience, so that all may get the greatest use of city streets and transit facilities. The first storm of 1925 brought within 4 days 461 serious interruptions to P. R.

T. service. Four out of five were due to stalled automobiles or other vehicles, or to other causes beyond P. R. T.

control. There were no major interruptions to service on subway-elevated lines, where P. R. T. has a clear right of way.

To help keep traffic open, 1100 P. R. T. men supervisors, switchmen, operators of snow plows and sweepers braved the rigors of, four days and nights of ice, 'rain, snow and sleet. Through their efforts no tie-up such as reported fromWashington was experienced here.

No sharp reductions were made in schedules as reported from New York and other cities in the East. P. R. T. is ever ready to meet such emergencies and is now fighting the present storm in the same way.

Every effort will be made to keep the cars running on schedule. Only a small percentage of all vehicles entering the business district are trolleys; and these carry nearly 90 of all persons bound to and from the down-town section, and use most economically the present limited space of our narrow -streets Fair enough, isn't it, to ask help of reasonable motorists? Many gladly co-operated during the last storm. Many more will surely be willing to place above their own desire to drive under storm conditions the convenience of the millions who are depending entirely upon P. R. T.

service for their transportation. Neb old 200 Std 20 Htd Oil Ohio old 358 onn Kvanwin Ftm-h "2534 25'2 Call evening. Vf 9500 Vacuum Oil 88 864 Borne Scrymser Buckeye Pipe Line Chesebrough Mfg do preferred Cumberland Pipe Line Eureka Pipe Line Galena Signal Oil do preferred new do preferred old Gulf Oil Corp Humble Oil Illinois Pipe Line Imperial Oil Canada Imperial Oil Canada new Indiana Pipe Line International Petrol Magnolia Petrol National Transit New York Transit Northern Pipe Line Ohio Oil new Penn Mexican Fuel Prairie Oil A Gas INDEPENDENT OILS 1 ia1)s tuned. S2: plavers tuned. S2 50- bv r.erts PMla.

Piano Service 13 18h-SO B'dg. Call, write or nh V4V Maracaibo 234 234 200 Am PIAXO- lster. exc. only Nat Gas 7V4, 6s8 4600 Ark fnwn Str. corner th and Thomnon i'til.

300 Carib Sjnd 4- 4 400 Cit Service 1 9 Va PTAU nnWgKr Ht i Ml N. W. RooseVelt Blvd" Gladone'boTJ do pfd vz oils do old 192 190 rio scrir- 1 90'2 188 800 630 3 1 000 Aeked. 193 109 I 141 230 69' V52V4 I 15 145 96 60 106 I 15 68 444 153 1271 31 Vz 83 24 Vz 155 25' 77 87 732 37' 249 Vz 6234 125 223 103 192 84 6434 678 40' I 19 257 444 I 173,4 427'B 359 119 27 25 125 116 es 31 An cash scrip 99 '4 69 3000 SABIN W. COLTON I Retired Financier Succumbs at His Home in Bryn Mawr Sabin W.

Colton, retired financier, died yesterday morning after a short illness at his home, Longmeadow House, Bryn Mawr. He was 78 and for fifty years had been a member of the firm of E. W. Clark, bankers. 321 Chestnut street.

Since 1910, when he retired, Mr. Colton was active in charitable work. He was a member of the Board of Managers of the House of Detention: treasurer of the Social Service Department of the Hospital at the University of Pennsylvania; trustee of the University Museum and of the Bryn Mawr Hospital. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jessie Sellers Colton.

and four children. Dr. Harold S. Colton, Mrf. Robert P.

Esty and Ralph L. Colton. of Ardmore, and Mrs. Robert T. Wilson, of Funeral of Grace C.

Mechling Services for Mrs. Grace C. Mechling, widow of (Benjamin F. Mechling, who died Wednesday at her home at Chestnut Hill, will be held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Julius Oelber-mann, 8008 Seminole avenue, Chestnut Hill, at 2 P.

M. today. Besides Mrs. Oelbermann, the deceased is survived by two sons, William of White-marsh, and Benjamin of Chestnut Hill. .95 ...225 68'2 51 ...110 ...143 ...94 58' ...102 67 441 ...150 ...126 31 81 24'4 ...154 241 75 86 72' 361 ...249 62'2 ...124 ...219 ...188 ...82 6414 67l 40'a 1834 ...252 4418 ...1 171 424 ...355 ...117 26 15 ...120 I l5'4 85'2 29 Prairie Oil A Gas Prairie Pipe Line SCHOOW AND COLLEGES STRAYFR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE CANADIAN MINING STOCKS COBALT STOCKS Bid.

Asked. Beave? Cons 3 1 1 2 32 Coniagas 2. 1 5 2.25 Kerr Lake I 2 1 34 La R'mms 27 V'4 27 Vz McKinley Darl 17 1712 Nipissing 6.50 6.60 Ophir Cobalt 4Va 4'4 Peterson Lake 87-b 9 Temiskaming 25 27 Trethewey 17 7Vz PORCTJPINE STOCKS Apex Porcnpine 2Vz 234 Clifton Cons 163,4 I7V4 Cons Dome 1 6 34 1 7 Dome Mines 15.60 15.70 Goldale I8V2 19 Gold Reef I I vz Ilolllngerd Cons 14.50 14.60 Inspiration 8 9 Mclntyre 16.90 16.95 Moneta 14' 15 Newray 25'4 25'2 Porcupine Crown 4Vs 5 Porcupine Keora 1 1 Vz Preston ED, 11 1134 Vickers 15 17 Vipond Cons 1.31. 1.32 KIRKLAND LAKE Argonaut 35 35'2 Bidgood Mining 5Vz 53,4 Columbus Kirk land 64 7 Hunton -Kirkland 514 .534 Kirkland Lake 42 42'2 Lake Shore 4.80 4.85 Teck Hughes 1.28 1.30 Tough Oakes Burnside 37Vz 38, Wright Hargraves 4.23 4.30 MISCELLANEOUS Algonquin I 21'4 Atlae 4 4Vz Baldwin 23,4 27'a BeattT 1 38 14 Buckingham 3 37 Canadian Lorraine 48 Vz 50 Capital 4 32 34 Castle Trethewey 72 72 1- Crown Reserve 49 Vz 50 Vz Hattle Mining I Vz 1 34 Keeler 2.18 2-20 LaV; Shore Lorraine 96 10 Lcrralne Corp 16Vg 17 Mining Corp 2.60 2.70 Wakenda Mining IM 2, Waaaplka Mining 2 214 West Tree 3b Wettlaufer 10 II Bank Clearlif IttS. 1924.

Solar Refining Sonthern Pipe Line Southern Penn Oil Southwest Penn Pipe Line Standard Oil Cfclifornla i ox. WALNUT Oil We tram bookkeepers, stenographer? aid Oil Indiana Standard Standard for .11 gr.au.tei vy akdnight ASS.BtBTS ODen- tndenta received daily Mori than 1200 pupils now in attendance. night classes in Accounting SaVsmanshln Real Estate and Conveyancing. Send for booklet about the course a whk-h you areln terested. Phone WaTnnt Q384 Oil Kansas Oil Kentucky Oil Nebraska Oil New Jersey Sta ndard Standard Standard 234 7 4 1914 8 1 Vz 191 188 99V4 .95 29'4 97-8 5'2 .06 .94 1 3,4 683 4 27 a 53,8 .04 .74 .20 1958 l4'2 109 4 Vz 20 818 9'4 .1 I .03 33 4 I vz 24 '2 .08 27 7 6 7Vz 25 Vz 34 37 6Tb 6'8 .06 HURRY YOUR SUCCESS B.r taking np that proven -snort-cut to success-- oo prererred Standard Oil New York Standard Oil Ohio do preferred Swanson A Finch do preferred Union Tank Car do preferred Vacuum Oil $25 Washington Oil () Ex-dividsnd.

288 9'8 5 Vz .05 .94 18 68 Vz 27 533 .03 258 .74 .20 I9S l4'4 109 4'2 20 8 is 9 .1 I .03 33 1 3 a 24 Vz .08 27V 67 a 6 7a8 254 334 3'2 63.8 6 .05 7400Cintl Oil 29 Vz 1 3700 Creole Synd I O'a 1 00 Derby Oil I 5 Vz 22000 Engrs Petrol ....06 fOO Euclid Oil 94 37 00 Gibson Oil 3500 Gulf Oil 70'4 l900Kirbjr Petrol 3 2000 Lapo Petrol 5'2 1 000 Latin Am .04 2000 Marl Refining 2Va lOOMex Panucco .74 1 000 Mexico Oil 20 3800 Mountain Prod 1 934 57600 Mutual OiJ Ttc 148 50 Nat Fuel Gas New Bradford 4'. 2 300 New Kng Fuel 20 800 New Mex Ld 8'8 1 00 Oil 8 4 2 I CO Noble Oil I OOO Northw Oil .03 SOOOhio Fuel 333,4 A 500 Peer "Oil 51b 900 Pen nek Oil 247 a 7000 Penn Beaver 09. 200 Rid Bank 29 7C0 Royal Cda Oil 7 2000 Kyaa Cons Gi'z 200ialt Crk Cons 7 'a 3200 Salt Crk Prod 252 200 C-nt Oil 33.4 5 1 Co Venzuela Petr 4 Wil-ox Mil 7 OO Wood try Petrol 6s COC i '-C5 Stenograpby and Bookkeeping, One trained in those two branches the Palmer way easily gains and retains a position with a luinre to 11. npnu lor cnniuE tnis very uay. vy School $16: Niht Open Now.

The PImr tftw. 10 S. iQth. PwtW. Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company rensrasfrer Xnstituto MM uf WoXiim Strata Cata AT ONCE for Second Term Paris Bourse PAEIS.

Jan. 29. Price were firm on th BourM today. Three per cent, reotea. ,48 fr.

45c. Exchange on London, 88 fr. 60c. Five per cent. loan.

58 fr. 70c. The dollar waa quoted at 18 fr. 48c. London Mark LONDON.

Jan. 29. Bar altor. 32 per ounce. Money, 38 per cent.

Discount rates: 8hort bills, 3sa33.4 per three months' bills, 3 13-16 per cent. LOCUST 3149 DIED ASH. In Cteville. on Jan. 29.

BERTHA of Water P. In 60th year of her agf-. Relatives and friends of family are to attend fnneral services, without further notice, at her iats residence. 104 Woodland Coatesville. Jan.

SI. Meet at bouce at 2 P. M. Int. Falrview Cem.

BEAN. Jan. 27. GARRETT hnshand of I.1i7.ie M. Bean, aged Relatives and friends, also Williamson Lodge.

No. F. and A. St. Jolin'd Chanter, -2io.

232. K. A. Banks BUSINESS COLLEGE 1200 WALNUT ST. SPRUCE 6616 Hit and night school nnen.

Heist MINING STOCKS. IJCCC (ilvbz .11 .10 .11 Philadelphia SS 1,000,000 i'ew York 815,000,000 for graduates. Students enter dall. 0.