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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21. 1933 York. BARBARA, for- Korfolk: MALTKAK, Hospital, died on Thursday In Den Jr. Camp, 61, IT. W.

tn. County Pott, 2144, n- StU. ganiiatloni of which he wii til tnd tht funertl li ACTIVITIES OF SHENANDOAH CORP. NET PRODUCE MARKET PRICES FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1933 for Norfolk: Tl STAN, for Boston: PA IT A INori. for xionBeur.

rranres ie. LARBINAOA iPrl. for Montevideo, etc; WM BOVCB THOMPSON, for Honstno; BAV0NNE. for New York: WINKI.EK (Psnl. for Antwerp, xfaiuburt; ina l.tipon; ELIZABETH KIVKR.

for Norfolk: tug HA- TOCO, towing barge PL'HB SI'U'BK. for New York; tamaui a. towing narges nr.i.-MONT for East Cambridge, 4ICTCBARO for Marhlehead and TRENTON for Dorchester; unidentlhed tug. towing three bargea. WBATHF.R: 4 52.

west-oorthwelt. 20 miles, clear: barometer. lO.oft. KKKUI I8T.AM). Jan ISO PASKFII DOWN: Tug iERTRTT)E 8HAV.

towiut; barge INTERSTATE NO 8. for Milfotd I'AKSEII IN AMI S.WARE Tugt SHERIDAN, towing bar se IH'PACIK. for Richmond. Va: DOVER, towing bargt BRIMSToNB. for Bgltltnnre: CllU'MBIA.

towine barge. ANCHORED BELOW: LifbtbouM tender IRIS. MARCfS HOOK. Jan JOPASSED TP: Tuga AJAX. towing barge 8 CO NO 102.

3 40 BRILLIANT, towing barge. 3.53 M. PASSED TIOWX: T.lththouat Under WOOHBINE. towing birge. ARRIVED: Motorhargt SENECA SUN: ttlga ADRIATIC.

JI NO. DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Jin JO-PASSED I Probably Norwegian motor-ahln. 40 tmay bt SORVARD (Nor), from Kundsvstl. etc.

via Boston), NEW CASTLE. Del. Jan 10 PASSED PP: Tuga towing dredge MARSHALL. 4.20 MARCfS HOOK. Jan 20 PASSED VP: Tug JUNO.

4 25 M. Htr ANTIETAM docked at Bun Wharf. 5. IS M. DELAWARE BREAKWATER PASSED OL'I: Str WINKLER (Pan).

S.30 U. CHARTERS Asked Grain Rtttt TleivT grain: London, la Sd: I.tverrtool. la Manchester, la Bd: Hull. Is Dd; Avon-mouth. Is Od; Olasgow.

2s: Irish ports. 2s to 2s Sd: Antwerp Rotterdam. Be; Hamburg. Bremen. 8c: French Atlantic.

Mediterranean. Ic: Venice-Trieste. 11c: 8weden. 10c: Greece. 12c; Malta.

11c. ind Copenbtgeo. Sc. Sugar Bttti Asking ritet to tctlve mgar ports ire dtioted for prompt loidlnas: United Kingdom. 25c: tlenoa and Naples, paxsengeri.

tn.50. ind freight, fl less; French Atlsn-tlc. 25c; Marseilles. f7 per long ton: Bergen and Oslo, 30c. and Montevideo.

15.50 per ton. STEAMER MOVEMENTS ARRIVED AT HEW T0RK D.itt From Jan. Jan. 20. Jan.

20.... Bremen Jan. SAILED FROM NEW T0RK Steamer Dtte To Am. Trader Jan. 20, Georgic Jan.

20. Antnnil Jan. 20.. Paris Jan. 20....

Havre Cristobal Colon Jan. 20 Cornni TO SAIL FROM NEW YORK Steimer To Pier TODAY Ilotter'ni 5th Robokeg Satumia 57th at. Frederlk VIII Hohoken Pulaski 8th Brookljn W'n B. 24th at. Pcnnsylvauli 8 21st st.

Sa. llosa S.Fr'cisco.W. 55th at Mor. all tt. P.

Rico 8. Maiden La. M. of Bermuda Bermuda W. 55th at.

W. 14th at. Columbus W.Ind.Cr.5Sth Brooklyn TOMORROW Bremen Bremen. 68th Brooklyn MONDAY Ortzibi V. Crux.

it. TUESDAY Excallhur. Med.Pti. Pier T. Jeraey City Orients Havana.

Wall at. Augustua fiTtb at. Wireless Reports EXPECTED TO DOCK AT NEW YORK TODAY AUGUSTUS. Genoa. I P.

Tier 97. North River. MORRO CASTLE. Havana. A.

Pier 14 East River. MONARCH OF BERMUDA. Bermuda. A Pier U5. North River TOMORROW RTUTTOART.

Bremen. 10 A. Pier 42. North River. TRANSYLVANIA.

Glaagow, A. Pier 58. North River. VEHAGUA, Port Llmon, noon. Pier t.

North River. Veri Crux, ifternoon. Pier 14. East River BTATENDAM. W'est Indies cruise, 7 P.

6th Hoboken. MONDAY tAFRENTIC. Liverpool, forenoon. Pier AO. North River.

AMERICAN MERCHANT. London, forenoon. Pier 58. North River. TUESDAY BEREN'flATtlA.

Southampton, forenoon. Pier 54. North River. FRANCHNIA, Southampton, forenoon. Pier 56.

North River. PENNLAND. Antwerp, A. Pier 60. North River.

SANTA CLARA. Valparaiso, forenoon. Hamilton Brooklyn. ORIENTS, Havaua, 8 A. Pier 14.

Eaat HlirRO0rjOtS. West Indlei cruiae. 7 A. M. PUr S6.

North River. WEDNESDAY WESTERN Buenoi Alrei. fort-noon. Montague Brooklyn. KUNUrlHOLM.

WeBt Indie! cruise, fort-noon. Pier 97. North River. RELIANCE. West Indlei cruiae.

forenoon. Pier 80. North River. MONARCH OF BERMUDA. Bermuda.

A. Pier 05, North River. COTTONJRKETS Front fngtiirtr BurgoB. NEW YORK, Jan. 20.

COTTON The market failed to ihow any enthusiasm over the otitconit of the conferenct Washington between the President and Preeldent-elect. but It wal the consensus of opinion of leading cotton pierchanta that tht decision of the incoming Administration to discuss tht British debt problem with represents tivea contained constructive possibilities winch may lead to favorable develop-menta, t'onieuuetitly the market displayed considerable' steadiness during the day, and wn'le price changes were narrow and the market failed to hold all of an esrly advance, the close was ateady it 4 to points net higher. The March pnaitlon advanced to A 21. declined to I 5 and closed at 6 18. while the XI ny poaltion Bold up to 6.34 and closed at fUl.

Southern sjiot markets aa officially reported were 4 to polnta higher, with middling qiiotationa ranging from 5.75 to 11. 2s. compared with 6.I., the closing qiiotationa for the January poaltion In the local contract market. Tots) salea at the leading spot markets for the day were 17,043 hales, compared with 30.210 aat year. ine price range: month.

open. High. Low. Close. Thnrs.

Jan. 8.10 6.17 6.42 6.112 6.76 6.25 6.13 8 21 6 34 6.47 05 6.78 6.10 6.12n 60S March Mav July Oct Dec Spot n-Nomlnal. 6.15 S.2S 641 6.61 6.73 0. 18 831 H.43 6 ttt 6.78 6.13 Sin 6.30 6,50 6.72 NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20 (A.

COTTON futurea closed ateady it net ad- ol. ,0 10 January, 6.1c: March, May, 8.30o; July. 6 42c-Ot-tober. 6.60c bid: December, 6.7,4c. LIVERPOOL, Jan, 20 (A.

COTTON, 21 000 bales. Including 12.000 monernte Dllslness done nrtcea inree points higher: quotations In fence; American middling, fair. B.40: strict e. miatinng, hv) airier middling. 5.40: middling.

5.25: atrlct mioiiiiiig, o.iu: low middling. 4 05' atrlct good ordfnarr. 4 lit- 4 45. Fntitrei opened quiet ind cloaed quiet Onen. Noon 5 P.

P. Close January 4.1)8 4.90 5 02 reoruarj 5.00 5.01 8.01 5 0.1 Aorn 5 Of lay S.02 5.03 6.0:1 5 tr. A.m ouo 0.09 5.08 6.07 5. OS September o.uu o.trj ll November io December OBITUARY L0UISTA STARR Louis A. Starr, one of the organizers of the Congress Club of the Fourth Congressional District, who died Wednesday night, will be buried tomorrow afternoon, following funeral services at 2 P.

M. from 2009 N. Broad st. Interment will be In Chevra Bikur Cholim Cemetery. Mr.

Starr was well known in political circles in the 28th ward and was Judge of his division more than ten years. He died at his home, 2238 N. 19th st. He was born in Philadelphia, June 14, 1892, and was a member of several fraternal organizations, including Chevra Bikur Cholim; Washington Camp, No. 294 P.

O. S. of Minnewa Tribe, No. 79, I O. R.

Philadelphia Lodge, No. 54, L. O. O. Independent F.

of Liberty1, No. 28, U. O. T. Miriam Lodge and Queen Esther Lodge.

Mr. Starr Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sue Starr; his parents, Abraham and Carrie Starr, and two brothers, Jerome W. and Morris S'arr. P.abbi William H.

Fine-shriber, of Keneseth Israel Synagogue, will officiate at the funeral services. Dr. B. Frank Walters Dr. B.

Frank Walters, an ear, nose and throat specialist, who wnn nns Of the founders Ol th Frankf orrl fransiora ver. following an operation. He was 61. Dr. Walters was a native of this city and following his graduation from the Medico-Chirurgical Hospital became head of its nose and throat clinic.

In 1903 he helped establish the Frankford Hospital, heading Us ear, nose and throat department f-or several years. He later practiced Iowa and Colorado. He is survived by his wue ana two sisters. Julian Alexander Julian Alexander, president of E. P.

Alexander Son, a leather belting firm, died yesterday at his home, 3417 Race of pneumonia. He was 43. He was a graduate oi tne University of Pennsylvania, class of 1911; vice president of the Philadelphia Leather Belting Association; treasurer of the American Leather Belting Association; an elder In Northminster Presbyterian Church and superintendent of the Sunday School. He is survived by ils wife, a son, a daughter and two sisters. Funeral services will be Monday.

James A. Bunting James A. Bunting, retired Philadelphia insurance man, died yesterday at his home in Secane, at the age of 77. He was for several years treasurer of the trustees of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends at 15th and Race sts. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Susan B. Bunting, and a daughter, Mrs. James Q. Lamb, of Moylan-Rose Valley. Joseph J.

Bosch Joseph J. Bosch, 23, of 8746 Lea-cock who was killed Sunday in an automobile accident at Eagle Pass, Texas, will be buried Monday in Holy Cross Cemetery. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of the cemetery at 10 A. M. Mr.

Bosch was a member' of the Cavalry Band at Ft. Clark, Texas. DIED ALEXANDER. Suddenly, at hit late residence. 3417 Race Bt on Jan.

20. JULIAN, husband of Virginia Hill Alexander and son of late Edward P. and Euretta M. Alexander, aged 43 years. Fnnenl service on 2 30 P.

at Norttimlnater Preaby. Church. 3oth ind Baring sts. Int, prirate. BAUOHAN.

At her residence. SIS line on Jan. IS. KATE widow of Dr. Eugene C.

Battghttn. Relatives, friends. I.adiea' Auxiliary to St. Alhsn'a Cnmmandery. No.

47, K. are Invited to aervlce. i at St. Pelcr'a P. E.

Church. 3rd and Pine sts. Int. private. Friends may call at 1K20 Chestnut at.

Frl. eve. and Sat, until 1 P. M. B0LLES.

Jan. 20. MARGARET, wife of Francis K. nones, or jiuii k. rnce st.

item-tives and friends art Invited to attend the services. 2 at the parlors of O. A. Qulnbv A Son. 1125 W.

Lehlirh ave. Int. West Laurel Hill tern. Frlendi may call Sun. eve.

BORDEN Jan. 18. EMMA LOUISE, wld ow of S. Charles Borden and diuthter of late Thomaa and Lvdla Prlchett, In her 00th year. High mass of requiem.

in.) A. St. Clement'! Church. 20th and Cherry sts. Int.

private. Vespers of tht deid. 9 P. In Crypt Chapel. BOSCH.

On Jan. 15. JOSEPH X. aon of Charles A. and Mary Ross Bosch.

Relatives and frlendi are Invited to fnnerajl. 30 A. from 001 Andrewa foiling- dale. Pa. Requiem blub mass at St.

Joseph'a Church, at 10 A. M. Int. at Holy Cross Ceni. BUNTING.

First month. 2flth. JAMES A BUNTING. Ftinernl services at his Itite residence, "Greenbank." Secane. First month.

23rd, it 2 P. M. Int. private. BURNS IS.

DOROTHY. beloved daughter of Chsrles and Reginn Rums inee rillonl. aged 13. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 30 A. from her parenta' residence, 7:102 Walnut 1'its.

Solemn macs of renulem at Ht. Athanalus' Church. 10 A. M. precisely.

Int. it Holj Sepulchre Cem. BUTTFR WORTH Suddenly. Jan. 19.

Ceorge. husband of Marv Btttterworth (nee Tundtl. Relatlvea and triends. also Rising Star Lodge. No.

126. F. and A Phils ('nnslstnrv: Enrek.l. No. 38.

A. M. and members of Logan M. E. and Holy Trinity rreshvterl.m Churches Invited to services.

10 A. at hie late rest dence. 4S3I N. 13th at. Frienda may cull after 7 P.

M. CARTtAEHA On Isn. IS. GERTRUDE wife of Dom Carraeha. Relatlvea.

frienda and Court St. Rita. No. 014. C.

D. of are invited to funeral, on 30 A. from her Isle resirienc. 7035 ElmWOod ave. Solemn reoulem mass at St.

Clement'a Church it 10 A. M. Int. it Holy Croat Cem COOK Jan. 18 CEOROE husband of Phoebe Cook (nee Engklerl.

Relatlvea and friends, also Clnelnnatna Lodge, No. von K'enslovtoo Fncn moment. Nn. 18. I.

0. Welcome Division. No. 211. R.

of and Captain John Taylor Circle. No. 44. B. of Invited to attend funeral servlcea.

2 M. at the residence. 2225 E. Susque hanna aye. Int.

private, nt North Cedar Hill Cem. Frienda may call sun. eve. D0NDER0. On Jan.

10. widow nt Frank Tlondero sired 1)2 veara. Solemn re nulem man it Our lady of Loonies t'btirch 10 A. M. Int private, rrieiins miy call nt Oliver H.

Hair 1S20 Chestnut 8 to 10 p. 31. DTJRKIH Jsn. 18. MART wife of James D.

Ilurkln and daughter of Mary nnd the late Joseph Jordan, of (arralnrtn. Ronnleonlon. County Mavo. Irelnnd. Rela tives and friends, also R.

V. M. Sodality. Invited to attend funeral, 8 A. from her Inle residence.

2300 S. 3d St. Solemn mass of requiem nt the Church of Our Ladr of Mt. Cartnel. commencing it 9.30 A.

Int. Holy croaa ern ELKINT0N At Clementon. N. Jan. IS.

FRANK EI.KINTON. aged 58 years. Funeral aervicea 2 P. at the Wnoster's Funernl Home. cor.

(libhshiiro rd nnd Park Clementon, N. J. Int. Epis copal SwedeaiHiro. N.

J. Viewing bun. tve. ENTZ Jan. 10.

JOHN TL. husband of Annie V. Ents. Relntlves and frienda are invited to attend funeral. 2 P.

from residence of dnttghter, Mrs. Frnnk zll, 40 W. Nippon Jit. Airy. Int.

Ivy tun tern, menus may call tiun. eve. FELLOWS. Jan. 1.

LILLIAN EVANS. wife of Walter L. Fellows. M. of 204 N.

ndrd st. Relatives and friends are luvited tn eervice 2 p. at Oliver Balr 1820 Chestnut at. Int. private.

FITZPATRICK, Jan. 17. JULIA A. daituhter of late Michael and Annie Fits-pntrick. Relative and friends.

aln st Bridget's B. V. M. Sodality, ace Invited tn attend funernl. 8.30 A.

from her late residence, B422 Commissioner st r.nst Falls. Solemn renulem mssa. St. Bridset's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Bepulchre Cem. FLEISHMAN Ian. 50 MORRIS'.

hits hand of Fwiinie Bayersdorfer Fleishman, of 1823 17th at. Due notice of funeral will be given. FLOYD At 5114 Diamond st Phils FREDERICK WILLIAM, husband of Henrietta M. K. Floyd, aged Frienda may call aiter r.

at home ot ills son, F. W. Floyd, 57 Wnlnnt lve Wood-bury Heights, N. J. Solemn requiem mass, St.

Patrlck'i Church, Woodbury, N. 0.30 AM. OAILEY. On Jon. If).

MARGARET, wife of Alexander Oalley. Relative-, and frienda are Invited to service, 2 P. nt her late residence. 4I21I fiarrett rond. Drexel Hill.

Pa. Int. private. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Sun.

eve, OARRIOUES Slid lenly. it Thom.lsvllif 9.f i.J!u Hmrsdav. Jnn. II). WILLIAM AL- RED.

of 9M) Hillside Plalnfleld. hnshnnd of tirnce Hownrth and futher of William A. Rnrrigues. the late Anna Carrlgues Wlctnn and Clarence Maxwell Garrlguea. Notice of aerticea later.

GTJNDLACH lan. 20. BERNARD, aon ni Martha and the late Reward Giinillneh. Relatives and friends, also member" of Meridnn Sun Lodce. No.

158. F. and A. are Invit. ed to funernl.

2 P. from his moth-er residence. 4220 N. Reese st. Int.

private. Viewing after 7 P. M. HART, At her late residence. 5512 S.

20th on Jan. 111. VtlullNIA widow of C.nvln W. Hnrt. llttrlnl office at Ht Mark's Church, loth and Locust ata on si ti ni, int.

private, HAZARD Jan 18. MARY wife id late Richard Hnrard Inee Donagan), of 1227 Mnyder ive. Relntlvei and friends Invited to attend funernl, 8.30 A. resldem-e of her cousins. Missel Buckley.

Rltner st. solemn requiem mass Church of the Lnlphany. 10 A. M. Int.

Holv Croaa Cem HENRY. tan. 10. hnsbnnd of livi Henry (nee Burnsl. RehitiveB and frienda ire.

Invited to funernl. Mon. 9 30 A late residence. 1425 S. doth st.

Solemn mass of requiem at Church of Most Ble sed Sacrament. 11 A. M. Int. it Holy Cross Cem.

HERR0N Tan. IB. CORNELIUS of Margaret Herroi Relatives md friends ire Invited to the funeral. 8.4!) A from hla late residence. 1715 Ine at.

Solemn requiem mass In the Cathedral it 10 A. M. Int. Holy Crosi Cem. 19, MARY A.

(nee Mt-Menaminl Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funernl 8.30 A. from her daughter's residence. 521 Country Club lane, Manoa Pa. Solemn requiem masa. Sa-cred Heart hnrch.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. est Cheater car from G9th St.

Terminal, JAMES. At his residence, 1020 12th n'. BimtlROl) JAMES hits-band of Marv Evana James. Relatlvea and frienda are Invited to aervlce. Mon 2 30 p- at Oliver H.

Balr 1820 Cheat-nut at. Int. private. 18. BARRY hifhand of Loretta (net Flsherl.

aged 30. Relatives and frienda are Invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. residence of tnnt. Sarah Kemp.

217 Ellsworth at. Solemn nriss of requiem. Church of St. PhiMn Nerl. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Crosa Cem. IAMS0N Jan. IS, PERM1I.1.A C.

LAM SON. of 5352 Chancellor st. Relatives and fFlens aM re-co'i-nrs M. U. I'hurib are Invited to services, 3 p' M.

at tht Parlors of Lafavettt Taylor-Scbuyler 2034-SH N. Broad at, LATCH. Jan. 20. MARY ISABEL, wife of William Lat'-h.

Relatlvea and friends srt invited to attend funeral services, it her late residence. Couestoga 1.30 P. M. Int. at Parkersfotd.

Tl. Frlendt may call 7 to 9 P. M. TTTT VI, lan 1 T(, i CI- Notdoni. ind friendi, the Ifc c.

Tilgnmuu int." GoyTnimen S'm Friend, may c.U jj-jj. JitrTirri 514, L0FTTJS Jan. 19. EITFv lit. Michtel Loftna ll, Joachim, of tht order of Vh.

residence of b-r daughter J- frrj gher, Khun lane. Oil? quicna mast 81. John the Baptut rl A. M. Int.

St. John r. pun ttJDWLO. On Jan. 1 ri daut-hier of late Wil.

Ludwi, Funeral tervict ind mi l-Mh 2 McCANN tan. 20. CHARtva'v of Catherine McCann. Rel bobaiu neral. 7 30 A il 1 rnm 'S Idence.

814 Belmonf ave ci7iTn-" i St. John'. "hnrV-, I A. M. Int.

Holy Croat "Jem f'-i. ifter 7 P. M. "da may Snddenly. ARINE.

daughter of late Patrick Mctlonagle. of Londerr ir, ,5 and frienda are invited ,1, 8.30 A. from tier 1- id 3H08 Ludlow Jamea' Church. 10 A. M.

It clire Cem. teu; McM0RAN.J-Jn 10 wife of tttuard AH-rn It her latJ Ashlnnd West M.Tisvtink at Odd Fellowi- Cem. Friends' 1 7 to 9 P. M. MADSEN.

Jin. 19 W.k-held I st BERTHEL. soro'," CBrolln Madsen. aged 31. Relntirl friends, also Hadlsot and A.

ind Danish I nirlin Trefl Hi 8 at i i i itiiicr.ii. ainn z. ah i a of William H. ftittershy. 3310 Int.

at Greenwood K. of 1 call until 10 P. m' MAGUIRE. Jan. 19.

FLORENCF 8 of t'harlea B. lagtiire and ilaiiihu." ueor i I'hristmSn Polotlvn. vlted to Ittend funeral. 2 I' i.1 residence of her mother. S1U Wiililinst v' i "'emis re i.

are tr 'mm'ma' MILLER Tun. 10, WILLIAM i bainl of the lnte Mary Miller, ng'ed rw'nT tives ind friends ire Invited tn funeral vices 2 at reside, daughter. Mm. Carrie Tlmnions Watta at. Int.

private, Fernwood Cem vi.i mg Sun. eve, let- MITCHELL. At hrr residence. 2ot neiat res snH friends are Invited to funeral Snn. it A.her'a Broad St.

tW 1309 N. Broad at. Int. private. MOCK Tan.

10, JOHN H. MOCK tives and ftienda. also employees f' ri 7 ire Invited lo attend (uw, services, 2 P. at the psriore, 435 E. Oirard ave.

Int. i nij can iun. eve. MITENCH Jan. 10.

EMILY CATHFniv. MUE.NCH inee Flnnlngerl. wifi I of i nuimrrr tives nnd fr ends n'W- 3 P. 51.. nt Parlors of Kirk A Bill Cermnntown ave.

Int. private. Fri. 1 mny can 7 to I) p. M.

MYERS, Suddenly, it his home, nnj n. can leadon. on Jan. 18. muni husband of May Mvera (nee Immednrt Relatives, friends.

Concordia Lodi. To (a employees of ETenini Ledger Tress room are Invited to tin 2.30 P. It Oliver 20 Chestnut et. Iut. it Fernww Cem.

Viewing bun. eve-. NARRIGAN. Jan. 19.

CAROLINE wife of late Harvev D. N'nrriirsn it.o.J nd frienda Invited to attend funeral vicei 2 P. from her aon I dence. 20 Burd Milllioiirne. jlt o.r.

riiruui ihht ciiu onn. eve. K0RTH. At Hendersonrllle Jan. 18.

Lieut. l.OI IS A. of Elisabeth Virginia North and sua t' Frederick and Ellen E. North. Servics 3 P.

it Oliver H. Balr IS? Chestnut at. PARKER At Greenmount. West Cbdtw on First Month tilth. ELI.ES silt of Thomas E.

Parker. In her USth Funeral at Chestnut St. Friends' House on Second day First month 23d. i- 1 30 P. Int.

Weatgrove. P0WELX. Kirat Month 19, Dr. WILLIAM M. I) md Ph, hushnnd of lits Mm ShumftD Powell, aged 77.

Services Nut Murray'! Chapel. 408 Cooper at. Cut den. N. J.

Private viewing Frl. eve. PUTZEL, Jan. 20. PAULINE, wife tale Henry L.

Pntzel. Relatives and friend, are invited to attend funeral servi.es Sub 2 P. M. precisely, nt the residence of he daughter. William R.

Itosskam. JBrond st. Int. Mt. Sinai Cem.

Kuril' omit flowera. REICH ARD. Jan. 18. ANITA J.

dim) ter of Alfred J. and M. Ri-i. hsm aged 23. Relatlvea and friends are invite--to attend funeel.

2 30 P. parrrt-residence. Bethsvres. Pa Int. Forest 'II Cem.

Friends may call 7 to P. REYNOLDS Jan. 19. MARV. wife oflu Thomaa Reynolds.

ged li-hitue. Ik friends are Invited to attend funernl. 8.30 A. front her lute lodh-ire E. Indiana ave.

Solemn reunion! em. Htigh'a httrch. 10 A. M. Int.

at Holt 8 ulchre Cem. RIEGNER Ian. 20. I.011AH hii.lis! of Violet Ricgll'T Inee C.mcel. Rd tivo I friends nre invited tn services.

2 P. at his late resilience. 412 S. 411 'I Int. private.

Frlendi may coll i to) r. m. RINICK Jan. 19. LAURA tlaoslilf of Mary and the lale John T.

Itimk. 19. llelatlves and friends nre invited I. attend funeral 2 P. from mi-dence of her mother.

3017 Whartu il. in. Mt. Moriah Cem. Frienda rail Sun.

nr. R0ANTREE Inn. 20. JOSEPH band of Koee C. Roantrce Inee Miller! kv ntlvea and frienda are Invited to 8.30 A.

from his late resident-4100 Welsh Hnlmrabiire. Solemn rfis-s ninsi nt St. Dominic's Churcli. 10 A Int. nt St.

Dominlc'a Cem. ROEBUCK. At Norrlstown. Jin 1 GKtlUOE. huslintid of lloehuck.

is 8th year. Funernl servlcet from liii Uf reaidence. 1011 E. Jncoby ou It: P. M.

Int. private. SEITZ. On Jan. 19.

FREDERICK 8EITZ formerly of Drcjel Hill. I'a. tlvet and friemll are invited tn strrn' 2 P. at Oliver 11. Bair Bldg.

i Chestnut at Int. private. 10, M.V11IAV RHOWELL. wife of Join) B. M.

Relatlvea and friends nre invited to the services, at 2 P. 1 rcBldence of her ilauirlitcr. Mrs. harln KUttc. .138 (Ira.vstone Merlon, I'a.

Tt leaves Broad St. suburban Station (or Station at 1 13 1. M. In'. wiviH.

SIMPSON. Ian. 18. MARY, wife of i Simpson and daughter of Peter and Brut' Hopkins, of Largunlioy, County Mayo. IJ Innd.

Itelatlv.i and friends, also H. Sodality, are invited to funeral, A. lale residence. 12..2 8 bt. IW st.

High renulem ma's at St. Irlml' Sales' Chtirth. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Ct SMART. Jan. 19, BERNARD the late Bernard and lic'iecca Smart. IW" tlvea md friends Invited to funeral, 9.30 A. (Mm residence of his Mrs.

Henry C. Welsh. OKI S. St. nrnir st.

Solemn mass of reiiulein. St. Frsmvi Salea Church. 11 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross STARR. Jnn. 18. LOUIS hsl-i' Sli.n Q'l-JQ 111,1, ut BSelt Kclativei 'ind liso Chevra hollm.

Washington Cumtt No. of Minnewa Xrlhe. No. 711. I.

Phlla. Lodue No. 64. 0. O.

Ind- .1 A I OU IT 11 8 M't lam Lodge. Oueen 'Estlier Wfe. itivltrit attend funeral aervicea. 2 clBelv. at Morris Rosenherg a Memr Chntiel.

2IKI9 N. Broad st. Int. Bikur Cliollm Cem. STERLING.

Suddenly, on Jn- tr tm o- u. i of A ice Rter llnir'anrl urn of lute Itaruihin 0 and An" M. Sierling. Funeral md int. priv le.

STERN, At his home, 4soo 1'ine rt if at I'1 Jan. lit, 11.. Stern. Ifelitlvci and frieuds are Invited service on Sun. 1 P.

at Oliver r' 1820 Chestnut at. Int. private. ciTYS-oar-tr tM 1(1 Mil. LIE.

wit' John C. Sul.hach, aged fi4. Ilel Hl'M friends ire Invited to attend 1" 9.30 A. from resilience. gennt at.

Int. Greenmount I em. un. eve. TR ANKLE.

-Inn. 20. dniighter Chrlst and ram es ineo Seytlnkl. Helntnes nnd Shepherds of Bhlehem Lode are nvi to funernl aervicea. 1- resm oiice.

E. Mugs iiignj r.rw Home Tl nildoil field N. J- mount Cem. Frieijls may cull Sun. TRIPOLET.

10. wue ot liotltrieo iriomei, Wissohickon. llelativca and tnfU'i Invited to attend Itinera, n-ry cca-, 11 A. M. at K'rk A- Nice's.

town ive Int. Chelten Hills "I may call at (i3(ll liermantoivti 7 lo 0 st UKBta. -tan. io, lB George S. Urner.

Relatives invited tn ittend funeral, Moic. rrom nor lute resilience, Solemn rentliem nils! at church or tne in a XI. Int. prltstr- ri. nii .1..

UKOlilihl hushnnd "'rcic inee iornwitiit. icrineri. rteintlves. triendi inn ait which he waa a member, nre invit" Vices, .110.1., l.iltl 1. .11., 'tt neral liotue.

niii lenrrai s.e., N. J. Int. Pleassntvilh' em. UleDill call after 4 P.

M. WELLS Jan. H. Mrs. MA.R,Xn WELLS, aaed 74.

Funeral service. .1 n.nii.r Home, ltoosevell nil Peiinvpaclt Circle. WEBT. 14. j), numu B.ST.

ut iter lion st mineral servlcea at tne tn.ln.Q n- ir. 21st unit 3 precisely. Int. private. WOLFE.

1810 Bouvlor i Fifth-Day. First Month IHtlt. LEN. widow of T. lleston vo'fe.

and frienda nre Invited tn ner.il from her lnte residence. First Month 22d (Sunda.vl. ll ilovlestown Cent. Mn( wnnno. j.

on nnAHAM. of Jessie V. Wo.id and sun of late jtll, and Maud G. Wood. Ilelnlives, and t( are Invited tn icrdce Oliver II.

Balr r- Int. private. Oliver H. Bair Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1820 CHESTNUT STREET no charoi rot use of funera.

RIT. 1 581 RACIljlO ASSETS TOP 28 MILLION NEW YORK. Jan. 20 (A. The Shenandoah Corporation, an Investment trust, reports net assets as of December 31.

1932, at Including common stock of Us subsidiary Blue Ridge Corporation, taking Blue Ridge stock at the market or estimated fair value of Its underlying assets on that date: Shenandoah's net assets amounted to $9,322,776. On the first basis they were equivalent to $53.81 a share of the company's preference stock and on the second basis to (17.69 a preference share. The report of Blue RldRe Corporation shows net assets at December 31. 1932, valued at $40,196,225, equivalent to $57.92 a share of preference stock after allowing for liquidating value of preference stock and 27 cents a share on the common stock. This compares with for the preference and 28 cents a share for the common as of December 31, 1931, although it is pointed out that 112.290 preference Shares were purchased and retired last year.

Net cash income for the year amounted to $2,525,851. NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (A. Fifty bank suspensions were reported today by the American Banker for this week, against 43 the previous week. Missouri was hardest hit, with 13 casualties, 11 of which were St.

Louis Institutions. Four suspensions were reported each In Iowa and Kansas; three each in Illinois, Michigan and Texas; two In California, Minnesota. Ohio and Wisconsin, and one In Oeorgia, Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, Nebraska, New York, North Carolinn, Washington, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma and Oregon. For the year to date suspensions total 134, tying up deposits of about 59,035,000. Currency Inflation Opposed by Sisson Continued From rage 19 trial and commercial effort will be expropriated to support Government activities that do not add to either security of business or the real welfare of the public.

"The real contribution of the Federal Government to business recovery, therefore, cannot be by a program of currency inflation, but by one of sound public finance through reductions In expenditures, and equitable redistribution of the load of taxation upon all cnefit-ting classes so as to produce ample revenue and release productive wealth and enterprise from the repressive Influence of the present system, a real balancing of the budget and an end to the present Incubus of fear and uncertainty as to what the future may bring lorth." Branch Banking Favored from Taa Inquitfr Bureau. NEW YORK, Jan. 20. Branch banking received friendly notice In the reports of the committees on Slate and Federal legislation which were presented to, and unanimously adoptd by, the members of the New York State Bankers Association at the fifth mid-winter meeting at the Federal Reserve Bank here today. The State Committee gave its approval to the Branch Banking bill Introduced at Albany, known as the McCall bill, which embodies the branch banking recommendation of Joseph A.

Brodcrick, Superintendent of Banks. Mr. Broderlck In his recent annual report 'favored county-wide branch banking, or In an adjoining county, and even over the entire State, where adequate capital Is supplied. The State Committee gave Its support to the bill provided that no branch office would be opened except through taking over some existing bank or a bank that might hereafter be closed or in a town or locality not now served by a bank; that no branch be opened except with the consent of the Superintendent and the Banking Board, and that the capital of every bank or trust company having branches should at no time be less than the aggregate minimum capital required for the establishment of an equal number of trust companies. ACCOUNTANTS MEET An open forum was held by the Philadelphia Chapter of National Association of Cost Accountants last night at Kugler's which was attended by 200 members and guests.

Donald M. Russell, of Lybrand, Ross Brothers Montgomery, led the discussions with the topic "Should Depreciation Based on Current Appraisals be Included in Costs?" Mr. Russell emphasized that, if business concerns generally had used their depreciation on a price prior to appreciation, they would not have reported as much Income per share, which would no doubt have proven beneficial to all concerned. Verl L. Elliott, comptroller of the Atlantic Refining Company, talked cn "Should Inter-departmental Accounting be Eliminated?" Arthur T.

Cameron, of Edward P. Moxey Company, and assistant professor of accounting, University of Pennsylvania, spoke on "Should Business be Taken at or Below Full Normal Cost?" HEADS TRADE LEAGUE CHICAGO, Jan. 20 (A. P.I.George Lafbury of Pittsburgh was elected president of the National League of Commission Merchants today, succeeding Robert F. Blair, Cleveland.

Other officers elected were: Aubrey Milam. Atlanta, first vice president; E. L. Frost, Richmond, second vice president; E. Kurtz Woodland, Baltimore, treasurer.

Bankruptcy Petition Dismissed WILMINGTON, Jan. 20 (A. Judge John P. Nields, In the United States District Court, today dismissed the petition In involuntary bankruptcy brought against the Pittsburgh Generator Company, of McKeesport, a Delaware corporation. Faulty papers were the principal reason for dismissal.

The creditors who brought the action were the Murray Machine Company, Builders Supply Company and McKeesport Lumber Company. Liverpool Cotton Statistics LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20 (A. Weekly cotton statistics: Imports, 66,000 Dales, including 43,000 Ameri can; stock 861,000, American 485,000, forwarded 51,000, American fxports, 2000; American mi. MISSOURI TAKES LEAD i IN IK SUSPENSIONS do M.

lr I i ,1 5 UHL ESTATE Historic Potter Farm, South of Kennett Square, Reported Sold CLIFTON MILLS, WILMING-: TON PIKE, property known as the old Potter farm, comprising about 22 acres, Is reported sold through Mirkil, Valdes Co. Located two miles south of Kennett Square, It has been a historic landmark for many years The old stone house on the tract was the residence of Gilbert Potter, a prominent character in Bayard Taylor's "Story of Kennett." 5123-25 GERMANTOWN AVE, two and one-story brick theatre building, on a lot 50 by 200 feet and a lot in the rear of the premises 5127 Germantown 15 by 58 feet. has been conveyed by V. Posel to M. Mitchell, for $500, subject to mortgages of $45,000, or a consideration of $45,500.

It Is assessed at 000. 1818 S. BROAD three-story stone and brick residence, assessed at $10,300, has been transferred from the Praters Building fc Loan Association to A. P. Cox, for $10 000, of which $9000 remained on mortgage, and reconveyed to G.

De-Masi, for a cash consideration of $8000. The lot is 18 by 80 feet. 1137 E. PALMER two and one-half-story dwelling, lot 17 by 62 feet, has been sold by John Sheetz Sons for the estate of Frank M. Wilson to William Bruce.

It is assessed at $2200. BRYN MAWR, 807-11 W. LAN CASTER new building de signed by Flanigen Flanigen and now ocing erected by Wolfe Allen, to whom contract was awarded recently, has been leased by the Bryn Mawr 'lTust Co. mrougn Herbert F. Diener, to the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea for a long term of years.

When completed It will represent an investment of $100,000. 1516 SANSOM second floor. has been leased by Edgar G. Cross tor Harry T. Saunders to the Metal Manufacturers Association of Philadelphia.

YORK AVE. AND SPRING GAR DEN southeast corner, store and basement, have been leased by Morris H. Starr Co. and Albert M. Greenfield te Co.

for the estate of George H. Earle, to Joseph R. Goldstein. The same brokers report the leasing of the store at 430 Spring Garden st. to Jack H.

Cherry. 5503 REGENT building, on a lot 15 by 62 feet, has been leased by Heymann Bro. for a client to Ethel M. Williams. At the Recorder of Deeds' office yesterday the following were recorded: Deeds, 70; mortgages, 15; assignments of mortgages, 41; releases of mortgages, cash considerations, were none; mortgage considerations amounted to and ground rents were none.

All instruments left for record at the above office to December 31 are now ready for delivery. Building Permits Granted ADDITIONS Norman B. Keeley, 441 Rermintown to lh24 Cayuga cost fits). Benjamin Tilllnger. B45I) N.

16th to 3245 N. Front cost f.VM). ALTERATIONS St. Peter'i Italian Congregation. Reed to 837 Reed cost 4O00.

Jean Simon, 45 N. 17th to 45 17th coat fiooo. TODAY'S CALENDAR January St, 1933 PHILADELPHIA Sun rlsea 7.18 A. M. aeta B.05 P.

M. High water M2 A. M. and lo.tn P. 51.

Low water 4.20 A. M. and 5.11 P. U. REEDT ISLAND 6.17 A.

M. and 12.55 and High water 40 1.46 P. M. Low water DELAWARE BREAKWATER High waler 3.50 A. M.

and 4.11 P. M. Low water 10.15 A. M. and 10.03 P.

M. Beginning January 23 from Phil adelphia and two days later from New York, Norton, Lilly Company, agents for the Isthmian Steamship Line, announce the sail ing of the steamer Atlanta City In a new intercoastal service calling at all ports on the Pacific coast from Ban Diego, to Vancouver, B. C. ARRIVED YESTERDAY kotorshlp HAKONESAN MAKtl Tsp), Mat- Buna.vashi, loKnhama ere via hew lorg, mdse. Rice, l'nrnh A Co.

Str CITY OF BIRMINGHAM (Br), Wilson, Calcutta ftc via Boston and New lork, mdse, Norton, Lilly A Co. Str ALA. Hodge. Rotterdam via Boston. mdse.

Dlchmann, Wright A Pngh, Inc. Str COLDBIIOOK, Driscoll, Buenoa Alrei Ac via Boaton, mdse, Chat A Devlin, Inc. Str ANDREA I.UCKENBACH. Jelllson, Boston, mdst In transit, Luckenbacn El Co. Str Kit WIN CIIRISTENSON.

Stenlttnd, Ta- cotna Ac via New lorg. mdse, utch-mann. Wright A Pugh. Inc. Str HADNOT, Moller.

Port Arthur, petro leum. Cities Service lrana I o. Srr 0 DHNNEI.L, Fray. Harbor Island. petroleum, Atlantic Kenning to.

Sir UPSHUR, Hildgins. West Palm Beach Ac. mdse. Merchant! A Mlnera Trins Co. Jlr VOLUSIA, Rlshaw.

Providence, mdae. Merchants ft Miners Trans Co. Str DKLA WARE 1IIVER. Anderson. Nor folk.

mdse. Philadelphia A Norfolk 8 8 8tr JOHN CADWAI.ADEIt. Willis. Baltimore. paBseuiers A mdse, Ericaaon line.

Motorsh'lp FRANCES ANNE, Boone, Baltimore, mdse. lireen Line. Motorhsrge RADIUM, Nicholson, Baltimore, light. C.tilf Refining Co. Barge DELHI for Baltimore, gasoline Hn tow tug lnteratatt Oil Trans Co.

MAUI US HOOK. Jan. 20 Arrived: Str ANTIETAM. Arthur. Fall River, nil- la.t Pennsylvania Nhlpning Co.

Str PENNSYLVANIA SUN. Snyder, Port Neehes. petroleum. Sun Oil Co. Str SAMUEL FI LLER.

Houston, petroleum. Sinclair Navigation Co. Str SUNBEAM, Schwlchow, smith Bluff, petroleum. Sun Oil Co, Motnrhtrge SUNOCO. Dacy, Newark, J.

light. Sun Oil Co. CLEARED YESTERDAY Ste CtTV or BIRMINGHAM (Br). Wilton. Calcutta via Norfolk, Alexandria, ttc mdse Norton Lilly A Co.

Str COLDBROOK. Driscoll. New York, resi due cargo, t'lias A Iteviin, inc. Str WIND RUSH. Landstrom.

Pacific Const porta vlt Chester, mdst, Shepard 8 Co. 8tr NEBRASKAV, Strong. Paclflc Coast ports via New York, mdse, Americtn- Hawstlan Co. Str ANDRKA F. I.UCKENBACH.

Jurkops. Pacific Coast ports via New York, mdse, Luckenhaeli Co. Motnrshlp (iULFCREST. Mikkelsen, Kw York, fuel oil. Gulf Refining Cn.

Str MALTRAN. McCormick. Norfolk, residue cargo Tht Texaa Trintport A Terminal Uo. Str DORCHESTKR, Jacksonville and Nksnnil, pass and mdse, Merchants A Mi tiers' Trana Co. Str ELIZABETH RIVER.

Olson, Norfolk, mdse, Philadelphia, ft Norfolk Co. Str JOHN CAI) AI.ADER, illis, Baltimore, pnss and mdse, Ericsson Line. Inc. Mot.ajsjhip FRANCES A BOO.NE, Baltimore, mdse, Green Line. Blrg DUPACID.

for Richmond. Vi. icld (In tow tug SHERIDAN), E. 1. du Pont de Nemours A Co.

CHESTER. Ps. Jan 19 Clelred: Str EXA DE LARRINAGA IBrl. Donelly, Montevideo. Canine an1 ll.ienot Alrei, mdse.

Sohelmsn A Co. MARt US HOOK. Ps. Inn 50 Cleared: Str "31 sun Mtchaelsen, Houston, ballast, Sinclair Navigation Co. Motorshlp BAYONNE.

Kolner, New York, petroleum. Standard Vacuum Trnna Co. Barge PURS NUI.l HE. for New York, ne-trolenm (in tow tug SATOC0), Sabine Trans t'o. CLA1 MONT.

Del, Jan SO Cleared: Barge BRIMSTONE, for Baltimore tin tow tug DOVERI. General Chemical Co. DELAWARE BAY AND RIVER DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Jan 50 fASSEl) OCT: Bui UCLFCBEST, lor New WE DF 1 SHIPS I SHIPPING MEN round 'ed. II 2J.

Bn hampera. round red ordinary to fair quality ti.V. RAPE-Street sales: a bn hmpra, nr. RHUBARB Street aalea: Mich. Vlb boxes, extra fancy Fancy, note Jii.30e.

6TRAV. BLRHltS-o sarioi rivals; DO care oo track. Holdover tht. liemand mn.eraie. Aisrsei is stronger.

Fla. arlot eipress receipts noei-over Block, nipt crts Misslonarya mostly 14e pint. Bn ALLOT supplies iiani. msnd slow. Market about stesdy.

1JI sugar tibia C.Tt dog bunches) I' No Is. f. Boll: liesl BPINACH-Suppliea moderate. Demsod Blow. Marset weaker.

Tex bu lukta. Savoy type. 7ial. VI. Norfolk section, bu hskls, bavoy tvpe.

vrdinarr fair quality nuuasjx -o arrivals, so tais on trac k. I. I. r-1112a lisht. Demand alow.

Market dull. Street sales: Cuba bu hmprs white, few sales, H.otf. BWtll rutaioio--'" oDrnnia. Trucg rcpta urmss Market about ateady. Street galea: H-bikts.

Jersey IM' and Keds, 4.ia.ioc; tew line: poorer io- Mediums. 8 No 2S. une yams, 8 No 1. 4(fcio'lc. H.I hmpra.

Jeraey pe and Ileus, is j. v. Harlc. II 8 No 2. 3010o; Md hmitrs Jersey t.pe.

8 No 1. IWiai.V; few fir: p'suer 4ii-nc. 8 No 2s. ia4Uc While yams. 8 No 1.

fHvV: few high poorer ots-. uel oil ens. trx-, medlttma. 40a.jt'c It bu hmpra aim uu Jertey tvpe, fslr quality ano emu VnXx. Vv bite jsrrs.

fair quality ana ion-ditom, 3t.s4tlc. TOMATOES-Suppliea moderate. Demand alow. Market barely ateady. Fla lugs green, turning ami nixre "''i mil and larger.

8 iirr ower. till 1 1 ill's green lurn ng and noes wrapped Hid and larger. 12 7, at tee.r low si 'ji i-rrs its green turning and rlpea. wrapped, l4s, best P.l.-.ian.o. io.

as best I2.i0a3; poorer low aa 12. 2J. float receipts (dock asles); Fia lugs, green turning and ripes, wrapped, generally ordinary to fair quullty and coudlliou, tlxd and larger, mosll. few best. 22.1i 6x7.

few II. mi; 7x7, 7.ical. Crls. green turning and rip" wiatilied, generally fair quality and con.ll-Hon 144a. 112.25112.

7 few best high as I. poorer, l.7,-,a2: l-siis. II.M11.7.V. I'l poorer. I1.2.V Street sales: Pa.

M.th bskts both e. l.7.-ai2.2S; poorer. l-'- TURNIPS -Street sales: I'a J. a hikts. white.

HIS2V; poorer low Bs IV-llulebagaa. 2.V-l3ta-: biKhels. while Jl'J. I'a, nsMb ssx rutabsgas. lb sax rutabagas, isiai.ic.

TURNIP TOPS Street sab" a bus. few higher. WHITE POTATOES-Suppliea fairly liberal. Demand alow. Market slightly weaker fr Maine; others about stesdy.

sax. round Whites, 8 No Is high aa II. mostly Wlall.V; Idaho. 100 lb sax. Hns-et lturhanks.

8 No Is. bakers In. mostly Sl.f.0: 10 lb but Kuet lturhanks hikers, mostly )7c: Mslne. I.Vib Hi. Mts.

bakers. 17c: Texas. lb sat. 1' Is few sales. II 10.

Host recellils salesl: Maine, 100 lb sax. fireen Mts. I' 8 No It. W-tl! small Iota. Hue quslity.

high as I1.0S: few oi, sonis ivmr condition lower t's. 100-lib sax. tlreen Mts leaser Iturals. 8 No 1. 9tleall.ll): few exceptional Iota, tlreen Mis.

higher: poor condition and poorly graded, 7.ia8.V: II 8 No 2. MiallOc: few higher. Del. loom aa, licrleklns. II No 1, II: J.

1'IO-lh snjt, t'ohlilers 1' 8 No 1. uooaM, few higher. WATERCRESS -Street anlea: Va ft Ala. tier bunch, mostly some poorer, lower. Auction sales: ORANGES Florida per box, 10; allf, 2 1.EMUMB 1 anr 1 t.Mii TlnttmiNFJ- Florida, lii-bnx boi, 45a2 0- BALED HAY AND STRAW Re felpts.

72 tons of hay and no atraw. There was not much doing In either hay or straw and prlcea wer" steadily mainratneo or 1,. hn.t itoeV o' which were light We quote: Sound feeding hay. beat. 114 ISM: common.

Idaia: straw. No atralg'tt rve, irjiiia: wntai. ro 1, tiu.ooaij; tm MILli'EED was quiet but steady under moderate olTerlnga. we quote tne 101 Pure wl.eat lira il on anot 100-lb sscks. per tool standard hr.n fine discount from pure: city mills Bnft wtotee bran 117.

fill: later dellrerlea com mHad a premium: rottotiaeed meal. 41 tier s-Ht 7P. FLOUR Receipts, 629,716 pounds, In ancks. Trade was alow and llmlta were steadily held. We quote prlcea.

ner 10(1 lha" In lute saeka; Soft winter straight Weatern, nearby. 13.20a 3oS: hard winter, per Ml; nstenta R0a3 75: anrlng. first clear, M.SiinS.fjn: standard patent. M.ilOaH.ftO: short patents, l3 H.ia4.lo: tamllr pranos. iu rini.e while nstent gTS.inH.OO.

mnn ns 11 ns or rionr anu on a'r made at an ndvanrt oyer the wholesale nohllaherf On all sales of grain to local trade, except those on track tb-re It a charge of ve per for storgge and elevating at loral tlevatora which Is WHEAT Keceipts, ll.Ul Diisneis; 1tl''3! Stock. Of the following IS lananian wneni in pnu export: Itecetpta. ll.ttl- nnsneis: atoeg. si. -ihi Hirer nil were is nr.

inn inv ket ruled steady but quiet. Ve quote, prices: Wheat In GIrard Point rnln, No 1 eed domestic. BPOt, 62c bid: January delivery. 02c hid: No 9 rnrl winter ffarlicW y. domeatlc.

spot Sir hid: January delivery. Hit; bid: off of garlicky "ell at tht following diacoiinta from No No 3 2c under! No 4. 4c under: No 5 fie under CORN Receipts, ..886 bushels shipments, 472: stock. Supplies were small and vainee were sieitiiny iimonsiueo hut there waa not much d' lug. Wt quote No 2 yellow.

Western, OATS Receipts, 3995 bushels hloments tlSCtl stock, 617. The mir ket waa quiet and witliout Important change. We quote prices: nr- inte Kn 4 while II In nullity tlld location 27a Lllc; No 3 while sells at discount of laSVig from No i. (II1AIV INSPECTION'S Cars Wheat lints WAT. NTT KKIINEL Virginia and West Virglulg per potiiid.

2aldc. GENERAL WHOLESALE PRICES CHICAGO, Jan. 20 (A. GRAIN Belling ordera predominated In the grain pit" late today, and prlca advsntei made earlier failed to hold. "Spread" dealings Id wheat, sale! hpre figainst purehasea at Kansas City, were lairelv resoonsihle for Chicago market set bncksi Houses with connections southwest led the Belling movement In Chicago.

yeak ness of the Winnipeg wheat market win nn lllil.tlllli. feitOe WHEAT In Chicago closed unsteady. U-He tinder yesterday's finish, th corn at shsile decline to a shade advance, oata tin changed to shade higher, anil provisions unchanged to a decline of 2 cents. Almost a cent a hu'ttel quick early Jump In corn pricea had a g'sid deal to do with transient ateensth shown by wheat. Thrre were report" that half the corn of Cordoba province.

Argentina had oeen de stroyed by tocusta which were a so uienac tug tht corn tn Santa Fe province. These reports were construed as sensationally bill llsh In regsrd to corn, owing to 'be fact that fordobi gnd Santa Fe. with rtilenoa Aires province adjoining, repreaent tilt bulk of corn acreage la Argentina. CORN arrival! In Chicago today were scantier. 75 cara.

compared with 144 week ago and 138 it Una time list year, OATS followed corn. PROVISIONS were easy owing to llkrll hood of lamer yeeelnts of hogs next week. Closing Indemnities: WHEAT May 41 47'c. 4N'c; July 47a47so, 4Sn48ic; Sept 40c, CORN May JRSei M4: Jut SSHe Offers: Sept. bids, I.e'KiIng futures: WHEAT Open High 4 4s'i 411 Itw 471, 48 May July September 4NH 4S'i 411 47 47 4t CORN i Slav 5fl4 274 511 2S 21) 17 111! 85 34 4 20' July 2 28 20 September an "4 so OATS; May 174 174 Jtils- 1J 17: RYE: Msv 8 88 July 35 35 BAHT.FY 17 17H 85 84 4 Msv 87 27 574 274 No trading, Attn- 8 5 8 05 05 8 82 May 4.00 4.00 8.87 i.W January May 8.

80 t'nsh prlcea: WHEAT, no tales: new CORN, No 8 mlied, No 2 yellow. 25', No 2 white. OATB. No ol.lte No white. tOSisI' 8 YE.

No 2 SNKc: BARLEY. 2la3Hc: TIM OTHY SEED. per CLOVER SEED. per cwt: LARD. 13.

BELLIES, 13.87. NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (A. RYE easy: No 2 Western. 44c.

New York, and R04c, 1 New lork domestic, to arrive. BARLEY steady; 455tc. 1 New York, per 411 WHEAT, anot easy; No 1 dark North em spring, 1 New )ork. tlqc; No Manitoba, fob New York. CORN epot.

ateady; No 2 yellow, 1 New York. 40I.C: No 8 yellow do. 8ilie. OATS. apot.

quiet: No 2 white. tuner ante es unenaneen E00S. 10.727: steady. Mixed colors: Snt- packa or eelectlona from fresh receipts, 2.1a23ic: stands and commercial atandarda. 22s224c: rehandled receipta, 2la2l4c: me dlums, 3ft lha.

rehandled. 21a2l4c: medl urns. 20Vc: dlrtlel No. 1. 42 lba.

20Sa21c: average checks. IDalOKc: refrig erator sa to nusl tv. Illa21e. eggs Selection and premium marks. 2Ha27c.

Near by and Mid-Western hennery, best open ket 24U.a25e: nearhy and Western commercial standards. 2oiAa24c marked premiums, 224a23c: Pacific Coast, fresh, shell-treated or liners, fancy, Pacific I oaat. standards. Pacific Coast, shell-treated or liners, xoedl nnis. Brown eggs: Nearby and Western special packa, private tale from tore.

estern standards. 22V.a2.ie, BUTTER. 10.144. weaker, creamery, high er than extra. lNUlB4o; extra (rj acorel lSitc: first (8701 score).

nllS'ic: cen trallxed 100 score). 18c. Picking atock. cur rent make. No.

1. 14c: No. 2. 13e. CHEF8E- 78.478.

quiet, unchanged. POPLTRY. lire. dull. FowIb.

freight. Dressed, irregular, unchanged. DRIED FRUITS steady, unchanged. HOPS quiet V. POTATOES.

8.1. dull, f.ong Island 180 )hs in bulk. a. van 150 lbs. sacks.

tla2: Y. tip Stlte ISO lbs. In bulk, round white 1 noa.73: Maine inii )hi, in bulk. l.80a2 loo sacks, yi.ttia.id. CABBAGE, old crop New York In bulk per ion.

uamsn wnite. 9111.1: red. fioait) new crop. 11, mi. Kia.

white. red. 87cal1: Sonth Carolina 11 hn whit, Havny, Texas 75 80 lb. trt, Willis, t-Lti-eOi oavuy, ILOUl.tlX, 1 TOLEDO, Jan. 20 (A, Cash: GRAIN tad SEEDS unchanged.

DCLl'TH. Jan. 20 (A. FLAX on trick. May.

II. IS: July. I1.12V. ST. LOVIS, Jan.

20 (A. Ca'b: WHEAT. No 2 red. 4l'c. CORN.

a mixed. 13c: 2 rtllow. No 2 white. 2Sltr. OATI.

No white. 18c: No 3 mixed. 17V- lose- xAHtix. stay, line: guiy, tine CORN. 2i)Ac B.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 20 (A. FLOUR, unchanged. Shipments.

24.342. -an. WHEAT. No 1 Northern. No Red Durum.

41'it2Wc; May. 4ti1t, July. CORN, NO yellow, 0AT8, No 3 while. 14al4'c. ILAX.

No 1. ll.I3'ial.H. LIVESTOCK MARKETS CHICAGO. Jan. 20 (A.

(V. 8 Dent Agrlculturel. H008, 18.0O0. Includirg htj.10 direct: mostly lualoc higher; pigs. up: weighty hogs f.albc higher; pscking bows steady to 5c higher: 14U to 210 lbs.

Id la.itl: top. SO; 220 to S0 It.s. pigs. packing sows mostly 12 shippers. 5HO0; eat, mated 2" Kyi; light.

lo to ziai lbs. M.stit ISO: meillum, 200 to 2'0 4ha. t73.2tla.Kl; heavy. Ml to a.1! Ins. S2 wia.l.2o: packing sowg.

medium aud good. 275 to 550 lbs. 2 pigs, good tod choice. 100 to 130 lba. 13.00 CATTLE.

1000: caiyea. aou; rery ami market on all killing classes; moderate gup- ly. especially weighty beef cowl, held over for next week's market: lower grade pre- mmated: bulk otreringa having been held from earlier in week; moat ateera and earllnKa. f.l downward: best, SO; few loads Ighty steers, l4.IHia,iO; hit and ralaa mar ket on beef cows and heavy heifers; weighty atfle. all killing classes sharply discrimi nated airalnat: bulla ateady to easy; veal-era steady.

Slaughter cattle and vealers: "leers, good aid choice. 11IHI to lba, 1300 to 1500 lint. 13 25; fers, good end choice. 550 to 7-0 lbs. f4.5oatl.50; cows.

good. f2.50aH 25: hulls vesrlinga excluded), good theeti. J2.s,",t vealera. g'aid and choice. I5.50a7.25.

Stocker and feeder cattle: Steere. good tod choice. 5iK) to 1051) lha. I4 8MI1F, 12tKHI: dull, weak to 25c lower: heavy laruha drag on market, off more In Instances; top. 10.25.

paid be city butchers; bulk better grade Iambs. f-V50aR: good to holes ph. weighta going at Inside htures. auguter aneen and amits: I.amha. tH) lbs lown.

good and choice. f5.8SaA.25: SO to US lbs. good ind choice. 15: l8 to 110 lbs. good and choice.

f.i.25aH5: tweg. 90 to I.1O Ihs. good and choice. I2a8. Official estimated receipts tomorrow: Cat tle.

100; h'gs. 15.0OO: sheep, 3000. PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20 (A. (tl.

8. Dept. of Agriculture): HOGS. 1800; steady to 10 hliher; 1H0-210 3.75a. 85; 20-270 3, 50a.

70: 100 140 3. 25a. 50: packing sowa steady, mostly 2. 50a. 75.

CAXTLC ittie changed: meditira to good steers and yearlings. 4.25a.Y50: com-nion to medium heifera. 3a4.50; medium to good cowa, medium bulla, 2.85i CALVES, 75. acllre. ateady: good to choice vealers.

Oaf: mediums, 4.15a5.25; cull aud common. BHEEP. nasi, active, tteady: better grade lambs, common md medium. 3.65i 6j; good iged watherg, 8.2.H. bo.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (A. CATTLE, 141)0. Incliidini 1370 direct. 8teerl nominal: built steady: cutter to medium.

2.is3.50: cows steady: common to medium. 25n3: lory cutter to cutter, la2. CALVES. 2370. Including 2300 direct.

Vealera steady: good to choice. 6.50a8: mt- diutn. 4.50a5.50: catvea nomlnnl. SHEEP and LAMBS. 55110.

all direct. Hot- house lambs, choice. 8.00 per lamba; poor to goon. ja4: aneen nominal. HOUS, 3110, all direct.

Market nominal. LANCASTER, "Jan. 20 (A. CATTLE. 118.

Market slow: largely I clean. up trade. Una load 1000-lb beef steers. 3.2U: best heav es. 4.H5: bill i she stock, cutters, nouilnsl: few scattered luta in stocker division with little action.

CALVES, 8. Scarce, stesdy. lop veal ers, si 2.1; few lien higher. SHEIF, Nominal. H00S, 4.14.

Slow. Steady to Weik. Choice, 100-220 lbs, 13.7.M4. EAST ST. LOUIS.

Jan. 20 U. -111. 8. Dept.

of Agrlculturel: HOOS. 8000 setive: 10 to mostly la higher: top. 3.5. part load. 13 bulk l.m-2V'i id.

ma i.ta 15: 1 tm 140 am, CATTLE. BOO: ca ves. MSI: Dioatly tteidy In cleinup trade with alow demand for iteers: heavy heifera and beef cowi: nomi nal range slaughter ateera. f.ia6.7o: slailgh ter heifers. f.la8.25: few ateera.

f3.15a4.35; xed reirllngs and heirers. t.i.otta: cows, f2.25g.78: low cuttera. 1.25a. 50: top aausage bulls, s.2 75: good and choice vealera. 10 75 SHEEP, sou: ateady to atrong: top iambs to city butchers.

f8.25: bulk to packera. f5.75afl: fall shorn lambs. f5.50: common throuuutl. 131.50: rat ewea, The Oil Market Olf, CITY. Jan.

20 (A. Credit hslance, 11.52 Runs, 18.356; avers as rune, shipments, 10,7 a 1 1 average shipments. 60.2IH. Judgments Entered In the following list the judg ment entered is against the first-named in each case: Rohlnovltch. David-Fldellttf Phlli.

Trust trustee. Rond. Iflo.ikHi. 1. nshtta.

Siinttel. et ux. Fidelity Ph la. Trutt trustee. Bond, Mnlandra.

warren, et al. Ceneral Fi nance to. Note. 2i4. Frederick et hi.

Trustet B. A L. Asao. llond. flTon.

Harry lrustet B. 4k L. Aaso. Bond. 15HU.

et ux. Trustee B. A t. Aso. Bond.

flOOO. Tlsch. Mo le Trustee B. a L. Asan.

Bond. 70O. Bueha ter. Snmnel. et ux.

TruBtea R. A L. Asso. Rond, Siove. Sam Trustee B.

a L. Abo. Bond. f2lssl. Cohen.

Victor, 'et ni. Trustet B. A I Asso. Rond. bhore.

A hrahim Trustet B. A L. Asso. Bond, faiion. 'rice.

I horall it Boub. Bond. f25oo. 1)1 lucent. Alfonso, et al.

North Cen. tral Business B. A L. Asso. Note.

two. hrasnoff. Nsthan. et at Morris Press. Note.

flloO. Caldwell. Robert W.Lou Is B. Dsr lr Bond. $5000.

Muttland. Harold T. Brsndon. Rrsndon A Ross. Transcript.

ncsrduz n. Joselili. et al. Amer csn Auln a ins nee to. note.

H-'. Honafflno. Sam. et al. Auto Ownera PI- nance Co.

Note. fi'y Dlsnsrtl. Rosslia Antn Owners' t)nsnee Co. Note. 1130.

noldstein, Julius Loula Cohen. Note. t5oo. bo tner. Fdward Tl Cenersl Contrsel Pllrcliase Corn.

Note. $1113. rtarnett. tieorge et al. Eastern Ac ceptance uorp.

incase, Neeiy. Anna M. Ksstern Accentsties Corn. Lease. siartmea, Alfred et tl.

Mld-Clty B. at asso, ttond. mots). Taborskv. Alois Eastern Accepttnct corp.

pt. Neely. Anna Eastern Acceptanct corn. United 1'arlor Frnrat tt al. Frank Krefeta Notet.

fMrJ. ynisley. Thontaa F. Northwestern Trust to. ro.iiu.

ei.en.. F.nncl. lsadort. et ll. Rit Wexelbllt, Bond.

400t) McCillawav. Palrlck. tt al. Emnig Logan. Note.

f'JOO lhmsnn. Emma et il. Naasm Ftc- tors orp. iNotes. saiil.

Moss. Archibald tt 11. Kuhn A Low-ery. Inc. Note.

3177. Naehtlgsll, E. Heo.lamln. ft tl. Second fllrsrd Aveuut Bltlg, Assu.

For want dt- tense. Moresco. I.ttlgl. et ll. Columbtll T.

A T. to. sor wain iietense. ct.ti. Wiser, Thomae Phlla.

Suburban Mort gage tJnarantce Co. For want defense IlltO Ditrell. K. Clifford Haub Supply Co. Fur nflin.

oeieuse. eniu. (laynor, Itichnrd, ct ll. Lit Broa. For sum lierense.

sum. t.titlirte, Paul K. Partly Bros. A Inc. Note.

flt7. Fllnk, Frank Conrad Llnkt tt ll, Bond, Kerner, Harold et ut. Woodworker! n. or ij. Assn.

tsond. Intenito. Loula Ann Kotok. Bond. Weinsteln.

Philip West Park Arennt B. Assn. rour ixinds. eacn ror atsi. Levin.

Jennie, et vir. West Park, Ave nue n. or Assn. iinnd. tstsio.

Ooldmsn. Samuel Hyman Knkover, No'e. fHI3. McNsmee, Joseph Borroroeo B. A L.

Assn. Bond. IllOO. Havs. Win.

et al. Katerlnt E. Polla. ror wani neiense, byle, D. Henry, et al.

Queen Esther uongp. ror wanr appearance, fovs. Msrshall. Harold, et al. lllrard Tro.t Co.

tt trustees. For want detenu. t.T.SA TscheWi, Aural, et al. Vallan Los u' Co. 'John, tt it.

Vallan Loan Co. Note f200. Sclubba Rocco, tt it, Vallan Loan Co, ftnre, sjtsl, Rlchman. Harry. nv Raymond B.

4 L. Assn. of Bond. Mono. Kyle, D.

Henry. et ux-Rsvmond B. A L. Assn. of Bond, ffio.ooo.

rvie, i. ItenrvKaymond B. A Asan of Bond. f700O. riUrl' rv Automobile Avallone, Edward Ayrtlia Noe.

1500. Fasco. t5.m.rk"w E11, Joteph. Note. et a -Ns- Jnr yt 1 Philip et al National Ennltabl.

t.M.n'i "'-National Enul-taWe Loan Rocletv. Inc. Note, IW MeMenamln. William et al Edultshle Losn Socletv. Inc.

Note tK) jn'fcurs. laldort Morria Clnsburg. Note. liridetam, W. A tt it.

Pelrre rheUia, Inc. Note, 93aT PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. There was little doing in butter and with lower outside advices, prices declined 1c. Eggs were dull and lc lower.

Flour and grain were quiet and without important change. PROVISIONS were in moderate JoM.mg demand end etesdr. rtiintt the Mlowirg prim: Hjml 1' cured. I.s.se 8 IU lh. il'ii-; (Jo skinned, loose 1 II.

i srm.ked. SHI lhs. l-c: boiled, boneless snd skinless. 18c: Picnic rami, low ci do smoked. be.

In pickle loone. k1'- breakfast Uncoil, He: lard. 'c. TALLOW was quiet and unchanged, We Prime city special loose, eitra loose. edible.

Sc. BUTTER Receipts, 4071 tubs. flft rlrtua were mora than ample to aupt'lv Hit limited inurements of l(in trade- and with lower outside advices, prices declined We nuote- Solid-packed In tuba, higher than n'n 20a23o: Score HlV: HI score, lllc: acor 18V': score lt'; es score, IT'-ic: 1. 8 partinriit of Agricultural Economics quote: ware, score, lu'-io; HI wore, l.i'tr: HO score. 18vsc.

EGGS Receipts, 5668 cases. The murker developed decidedly weaker tone and prices declined lc. with sunidies In of the limited trade rf'l'lireincnts. in 'Change, frc-h tlrsla In secondhand sold at 2iSc and tlila tiecann the general trading basis on the atreet. We the following ranse of tiricel: Freeh cllra firsts.

23V: fresh flrata In new cn.es. 21 Vie: fresh firsts In aecnnd hand esses, 'JltSe: average current receipt, in aecond hsnd casta lM'ic; Iresh seconds. 1 elite; csrefuilv selc-ted and cnri'lled re rated fresh eggs In I 8 lliireuil of Agricultural Kconoinica nuntes: Fresh 1'aHflc Coast whiles, fsncy. standards. 2.V: mediums.

21c: special packs, nenrbv. while hennery. 2n2V; white. traa. a 23 He; brown cvtras, nearby averaga extras, 22WJnc: graded flrata.

21 rurrnit receipts, 21c: Mill-Went, mixed rolora. averaite eitr. 22 'it flrata, current re-pii'ta. 21c, CHEESE Demand was only moderate, hut tallica ruled steady. We quote the following range of Whole lin h.nahoriia.

round lobl.lng lota. Kin 14c: single daislea, fre-rfi. 12nl-'sc. LIVE POILTRY Receipts were Unlit, hut demaml alow and prlcea faror-e hnvera on everrthitiit but atrictir fine dealral'le ailed elock. whhh but amall proporllou the annolr and ruled EeneralU etcadv.

We onote the following prlcea- Kel. PKmoilth Roclia, do mixed colore. llaKu'; hln st-horna. 14c: ordinary, fauct. new hatched htnlllnif pltlckena, I'.

I.wlhc; new hatched mlied clor. brollera. 14l.v; roaallns chlckena. (biict. amooth-lenced, aprlnn meiltlltli.

14c, ttuitiiy yoilnir rooi.lera, l'Jc old rooatera, pa toiiiiK rooatera, uwl.tc; oin rooan-re. tttrketi, fancy voiinii hr-na, Itlnlic; toma. dinks. White I'ekln, In rues, lie: mlied t'olora, old. 10al2c: Muacover, linlftV: ileeae.

fiyi' j. fill. 12c: ordinary. u'; pizeotia. per tutlr.

vounir inh-uc; oio, rahbila, per (line; miltiMia. tonni. 2't to lha 70c per pair; Binnller aiica, Ou DRESSED POI LTRV Fine, de- Blrnhle alJt'd atock ruled firm on moat de-wrlnUniM, with demand ibaorhlint the moderate offerlnita. Innltractlve Block aa unlet mid Irremilap. We quote; Frcah killed.

In ha. 4au, ti.a. lic: over i.e. to a'- Ihv. tlal7c: under 3 Hnl.ic; chlckeiiB, Wealern over t'i lie; lo i'h Ilia 15aHh't 2 174 IKc: old nn.alerB.

dry nicked. Weatern, lha. or mar. lie, tind'-r ft lialue: caponB Weatero. lo II amaller Ilea, 17a2lc; alma, l'mlllc; dllcka.

Iual2c; Beae, turkeva. fancy ounff. nearhc, 2lta21c: Northweatern. Illa2tlc; Weatern. 1 lllc; Koulhveatern and Houthero, l.kUci old toma mid bene, lruilrlo, DRIED BEANS AND PEAS sold lnv.lv hut prlcea ruled ateadr under email iipplpiea.

We ijuote the folhiwlntr a rulltie prlcea. per lw Jumbo marrowB. ISII2 hand picked New York Be henna, Mlchlinn. 111.12. II.

Su; lireat Northern, 1U32. 2 43: red khltieya, N. W.a. 2.711; I'allfnrnla limn hen. U.Hii; (all-foiiila hab.v llmaa.

1UII2. II. California hlnckeree. 1102. reen tmaa.

1IH2. ereeu aolit peaa. I.V(fi; ye low anllt pea a. 1UI12, Juinho lapllll, lUIIJ. 1.71 u.

FRl'ITS AND VEGETABLES The Federal-SlBte Market Newa Hervlce reported bualucaa aa folluwa: APPLES 8up-pilea aleiut moderate, liemand alow, ttf-ferliiBa rather light. Market about ateady for heat Block. liu liakta. Pa Niayuiana. No 1.

2J In mill. 1.2.'ial.4U; No 1. 2' In niln. moatly 1.2j; fair color, low aa laic; Homes 8 No 1, 2' In mm. Jl; Md l'araicoiia 0 8 No 1 31! In niln, el.111; Va Staymane 8 No 1.

2S In 4H; IJ No 1. 2't In niln. 1.25 aj ,15: Va Stajniaiia No 1. In mln, 11.13; It 1 lireenlnga No 1, 2' In mln, 7llnSlle'. fireenlnaa.

if ft No 1. 2'j In mln. 1IH7.V: Vxtiltr. 2W In mln, tir.c. Street Bales: Pa and 1 bekta, various arletlea.

la.Wi'; few beet Stajmana and TielhlouB high aa 7.ic; poor and atniill. 2Ha.Hlc; Pa, J. Md and Ilel hit bekta, Ktaymans. II No 1. 3 In alalill- few Kl IT No 1.

2V In mln. Sl.mal.sS: few liitiher; No 1. 3V In mln. lnt.25; I) I mln. uuclaaaiilod SH In niln.

tiHaSOc; liellcloua, No 1. 3 In mill. Kl i.6": 8 No 1, lii In mln, 1 1 i No 1. 2i In mln. Ila 8 2'i niln.

75nS5t: tinclsaliled. 8 In mln, wtalhic: In mln. Ilomea K. 1 in mln hcnl.ltl: unclBrtalficd. a In m'ln.

2S In mln. Trie; Hiarks II 8 No 1. 2'a In mln. 7'; Vorka u.S f. 2 In min, Vnvml.lns tl No 1.

8Va In min, Mimic Twins. 8 No 1. 2'i lu tnln. tt.lca! Nero, li 8 No 1, In mln. aome poor and amall.

an tower. AVOCADOS Street siiP'b: I allf lima. So. ARTICHOKES No. ciirlot run on irark: no otTetlllHa.

BtANS (SNAP) Supplies moderate. Ie- matiil about moderate. Market tlrtn. Ha hu hauipera, freen Hat type llountlfuia, ia hear liiuli aa Sl.dO; wax. tlut line, few aalea.

e2a2.2.-. Itoat receipta Idook anleel: Kla lm hampera. itreen lint on, fair quality. Inn poorer, low aa Klreet anlca: fla I'll hauipem, truck and 7. I.

eiprcas ruceipla, greeu trota alul Ml; Poorer, i i win, tl.7oa2 ill: jioorer. 1,23: 24 In iin-pcra, WUI. poorer M)c ltef-ueeB, l.2ri, BKAN8 IL1MAI Supplies lialit. Ilemalld alow. Market about ateailv.

Street allies; Fin bu liunipera, truck re-celiits, fair quality and condition, I2.NI; I Hint bu hampers, ll.2."inS.M)i few lilfher. BEETS Supplies rallier light, licmand shnv. Market about steady; Tex crta, hunclied SUI.2S. Street sales I'a and .1 "ppeci bakis, lr.n2.'ic; hu. LUiiililc.

BROCCOLI SnpplleB heavy. lieniund alow. Market weak. Tex Ilea cria. bunched, 8 No 1, -ls 1 few higher, heat, mostly fl.25; pony cauliflower crta.

bunched. I' No 1. I best, tnottly 41.2'.: bit II 8 No Pllcael- BRU3SEL SPROUTS Calif lb crta. S3a3.2oi poor, low aa drums. CRANBERRIES' "i bhl boxes, late Tarietiea.

tew wiles. Ml. Street Salea; bhl hnxca, poorer. 1 T.V CARROTS: Suppllea moderate. Ue-mand alow.

Market barely ateady. Calif Weatern lettuce iratea. bunched. J2.iria2.oti, liiimtly 2 2o; l4 cralea. hunched, motly SI 2S Tex cratea; bunched, tair quality.

Street Salea: la As topped bkta liia2.V; ioirer, lllc: bus. CABBAGE: uhl. Supplies moderate. He-mnnd slow. Market weaker.

Wl-lb eax lianlah, mostly 4tla4r.c; ltu-lb mix lhtnlah. Mlao.V: few hlsher: liKI-lb anx lifliilsli. fair quulity and condition, bulk per ton lliinlah, few aalea, $lliall. New. Supplies liberal.

Iienmnil slow. Market dull. Kbt lV'tl hampera. pointed and flat type, few lltli-; tuair low as tir lt-s-bu hninpera. itoinievl type, (tener-n ordinary to fair quality and condition, poor low as 40c.

Tex 1 era tea, Hat type, fair to u-ood quality and contll-lion, ollaliOc; Western lettuce crates Savoy tvpe. few ealea. el. oil; sax. flat type.

ordinary to tair quality, fide. a Norfolk 1, receipta, I t-pii hampers, Savoy tpe. ordinary to fair quality and condition. street Sales; .1 bskta Shvov. lilal.K' rHKirer ric; bu.

mi lb sax I til on. iViaiOc. CfLLRV: Sup-I'lics uiodcrute. lleniaild slow. Market weaker.

Ha I'l" cratis, wnslied and pre-cooled, 4 dox, few an lea. $2: tt ties. X2.2,'ia 2 Ml: 10 doi. J22.20: XI.7.IS2 filllf Vi cnitcs. waahetl.

4 to 10 t2 laiorer and abort low as l. Ml; 23 crates, crate wneiied. 4 to dor. ordinary to quality, Jll.MI. Street Sales: I'a a 1 wired bunchea.

tialtlc; fpv cTi-eitl ional lota hik'lier: tioorer. 3a.V. CUCUMBERS: No carloi arrlals; no cars on track. I. otTerlucs lieht.

sloir, Market steady, street Sales; led hollmUHe. 2 Imxcs, It No 1. iiliil bus CHICORY-ENPIVE: Supplies Unlit. Iletnand slow. Murket steady CaJif Western lettuce, cnltett, Tex extern lettuce, cratea.

2 ir.a2.2o. CAULIFLOWER: Supplies moderate. Demand moderate. Mar. ket ateady.

Calif pony cratea. el.25alt. few hiyli aa lU.hO. Aria pent crates, 1 us. mostly 1.40n1 mi.

COLLAR D3: Btreet Sales: Va hua. loa'Joc. ESCAR0LE, supplies light. Pemand sh'W. Market dull.

Kla. no siiles reporteil. Te. ealcs frm mlstd car. crts.

Il No Is. EOt PLAKT. no carlot arrlvnls. no mrs on track, 1. I.

offerings light, ttetnand slow. Market Street -oiles: t'uhii, IL, bu crts. 24i to 10s. l. FIELD CRFS8.

Stre.t sales. Va. Inn. 40aotk'. HORSERADISH.

Mo barivls. No 1. Itl.jliaT.MI. Sebct 7.Stl8 Extra wlect. Ix.Sti.

KALE, x'a. scctlor. 7c. Stre.f .1. bus 10aK( Va.

bug LltKS. S'reet sales. I'a J. per Itch LETTUCE. Western.

Supplies very llf'it, li-mand moderate. Market allf Ii 'tierial alley, crta Iceberc, 4 and dog, poorer low aa South, em, Mitipllea very light. Demand slow. Market about "teatly. Street sales, Fla.

bhl hiiintiers, Hltf llo ton, ordinary quailtv and rendition, 7.V. MUSHROOMS, Street sales, I a lb haakels. wliite. mostly riOntlOc. few ft'i'tllc, poorer low aa 2.V.

.1. H-Ih bskts, while, r.0;i7.V. mostly (W, ORANGES. Stn'ef sales. Fhi.

bit hamper, flal 2.V 0KRA. no arlot arrlvnts: no eara on truck: no iilYer. Ings. ONIONS, auppllea moderate, ileuiand slow. Market dull.

Y. Mleh. Ohio A Ind, Mi-lb aai yellnwa. 8 No Is. 40al7ie.

fevy hinller. mostlv 41a 47c; Ohio fc Ind. Nl-lb eax white ttoilera. poor to ordinary quality nnd condition. 7oaMh Crta.

rata. Valem-'as tvpe. Is, tew Bales DtV-aSl. OYSTER FLArf Street sales. I'a ft per hul'cl, 2.14c, PEARS.

Btreet bskts MelTers. 2.vi.'Slc. PARSLEY. Tel t'Bbf. western lettuce ens.

hunched, curly noisily 1-V Ti-t iJ- crts. hunched, plain. II. PARS LEY BOOT. Street sulci.

J', A hunch. la'J'ic PARSNIPS, street sales. I'a o-v. (... rflT 11711 Street Bales I'a ft .1, per bch, 2tva.1e.

PEAS, supplies light. Demand slow. Mar-ket steady. Mex 45-lh erts. Tel.

-phones. best mo.tly Fla. bu hampers, small podded varieties, fair to good quality, 2.iOa8. poor to ordinary quality and condition. 2a22.1.

PEPPERS, auppllea mod-erate. pemand alow. Market ateady, Fla, lvt bn crta US No 1a. green, S1.60a1.7S. RADISKES, I Car, bu crta, IcM, to 1.