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14 THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1,924, TaTtifly are reewctfully Invited te atl Candidate from Ohio Announces for McAdoo WHAT'S DOING IN THE MARKET 1 Stock Market a Negative Affair Wheat Marke- Has Heavy Undertone Strong Corn Market I Weakens at Close Cotton Irregular Review of Stocks, Liberties, Grains and Cotton. 1 Compiled for The Pittsburgh Gazette Times by J. C. Duncan of W. E.

Hutton Co. 1 1-iiiulii-HMli-i nnttiimiji.iiimiiu..jiiii Laniiaiiiiuiiaa (Copyright hy J. C. Duncan. 1324 Interment private.

On Saturday morn I re. Wart 1 1924. at 4 o'clock. AI.BEKT I- JENNY hueband of Neil 8. Beds: Jenny, tn 2h 4 ear Funeri: from late residence, reevlly on XSirtday atemoon.

March J. at Also ienices at St John's Lutheran Chure at stroe hT. MemtxTs Goldenre Coori-d No- 56. Jr. O.

A. frier Is of the family are respectfu'-1? Ie vited io attend. 4k, Sundsr afternoon. March I924. at 115 och'k.

JENNIE OIPSON widow Samuel Kline. bT eii PuTH-ral ervioe at 1 residence of be daughter. Mrs. 1 6044 Jsck sen sitvt. East Kr-t.

on Tuesday evemn Manrtt 4. at 8 cli-k. Intenet.t r0 cireiay iM an 1 oanrstow a tO. Iders please copy.) Saturday's N. Y.

Bond Market NEW YORK, March 2. (Special.) The bond market was fairly active but prices, except in a few instances, were In narrow limits. The Virgihia-Carolina Chemical issues were heavy, with the convertible 71.4s, with stock warrants attached, off 2 at the close from the earlier figures. The sinking fund 7s were steady. The Punta Alegre Sugar 7s were off a point at one time but rallied, again at the opening price.

The Missouri Pacific general 4s (Flood out among the railroad issues with a gain of 1. The Chicago and Alton wcro in demand and there was good sized trading in the Seaboard Air Line an Southern obligations and the Public Service 5s. The Liberty paper was irregular. The foreign securities were off .23 on the average price for 10 government issues. The averag price of 40 domestic issues closed at 77.60, up the 5 railroads closed at 76.32, up the 9 industrials at 93.20, up .16, and the 6 public utilities at 59.73, off There were no developme his through the fk that would tend to bring I'eandries and Equipment.

Ialest Annual Rep't Book NEW PHILADELPHIA. Ma roll 2. (Special.) Former Representative George i J. Vrichsville rr.er-chani, has filed his declaration as a candidate for dolegate from the Sixteenth district to Uie Democratic National Convention, with VC. G.

McAdoo as first troioe for the presidential nomination and former James A. Kioe of Canton as seconj choie. He also fiieJ as a candidate to the state convention. "Wiest filed to obtain a delogateship from Tuscarawas county after the Cox management left Tuscarawas county out of the list of delegates. The county has not had a resident Total Rate P'd Karn's Value 1924 per per Js per High.

Low. Share. Share. Share. Week Ending Feb.

29. Oose 1924 Feb. 29. High. Low.

Sa les. 4 6 165 Sales. Sales. High. Lew.

Last. IPp-h. Low. Last. 2." T.

I Vt Itiv 4s 7i 6.00 140 13.71 a 258 21.25 103 9.7tl 46 25.58 180 4 .00 12.00 ti.OO 3 00 7 no 8- Io Fran 4s pi. K44rn.I.R on Sunday. March I 124. 7 r.a a. re at U-r 50! We End aveni.e.

C.topo:'s. MAR A.VVK KOKPnvilKIt w.fe of Peter Koi-phncer, aced 74 ears. Site Is em ive.) by her husband, daughter an four runs. Funeral at the St. Josephs' Roma Church.

cm Wedrtef dav. Mi'Tt 5. at a. m. Friends et 14 fanv'v r.t8.-tfu'.'y invite.1 to attend.

ICIncaso ill! i please copy.l lin.q pi Do 6s pi Io 6s adi I 6s iiic about a decided turn cither one way or the other and the market as a wnoie was largely a negative affair. The general trend for the present seems quite sensitive to what Congress might do in the way of tax revision legislation and not much weight is apparently given at least at this time on the outcome of the pending oil investigation. Further evidence of the improvement that has taken place in tile, iron and steel trades was furnished by the resumption of-dividonds bn the common stoek of the Sloss-Shef field Company. Announcement of the passing of the Anaconda and Inspiration dividends brought pressure on the copper stocks during the week, tut rallied toward the close. On Friday the Northwestern rails became weak no doubt largely based on decreased earnings reports of the roads in that section and Northern Pacific made a new low of 48.

Other roads in general were. firm. Norfolk and Western advanced sharply on the report that Its directors and those of thj Pennsylvania have acted affirmatively on a plan to lease the former to the Pennsy Ivania and the large cash dividend which it is rumored the Norfolk and Western will soon declare. The Federal Keserve figures show a decrease in reserve ratio and Federal Reserve notes in circulation and an increase in bills on hand. The figures li 75 61 76 -0 5100 Allis Ciial iL.

3'i A Car Fdy .165 101,0.1 Am l.o.-.i tnpt. 75 2000 A St 3S Raid wwi Lo.o.122 17600 (Jen Electric. 2S00 Lima Loc (nni 66' 1500 Airb inju. 40 oo Pressed Car. r.

321)0 Pullman 120 35100 I (Li. 6 49500 Wests 50) iL) 59 llillO West A 5n. 94 44 161 71 iT 1931 64 5 2 1 lis 64 59 84 50 177 76 40, 131 223 I.S-4 4 3 62 128'i S4 65 96 4 4 16 5 7 3 1 3 7 1 1 20 202 64 r.4 118 64 f.9 91 61 SSI. Kwstn 1 1 A'Ex Rubber 1 Ar6 Susq Am Agric Chem 7s rf. 3 An.

r.oj, 6s 7 Am Smelt Ret 5s 4 Am Sulr Ref 30 Am Tel 43 clt 1 I)o 4s cv 1 Do 4'is cv 5 Do Is clt Do 6s cv 124 211 66 v. 40 f.6 120 70 63 T'4 S.UOb 113.50 141 4 .00 46 4 00 J7.4S 31 4.0H 6.65 207" 8.00 9.79c Id) 21.92 128 4.00 18.50 81 6 .00 17 .00 t0 13 Do 5s tml 1 ST Sh I. 4s 2 St I Depot 3 St it M-Mont 9') ItKKK Cn Friday. Febmary r. 1914.

a. ra Uri8r. IRWIN neo delegate to the national tcmooratic I 1 A Co 7s convention for 16 years. 44 Am Tel Tel 5s rets 9'c (at Aint-ricati Car and Foundry year ending April 30. 1923.

'h 'rn' Electric common pays stock dividend in special 6 per cent $10 par at rate of $5 per share annually. Pullman earnings year ending July 21, 1923. d) United Stales Cast Iron Pipe declared 50 cent dividend, date of payment to be announced later. 1 Am El 5s 96 90 1-3 52 754, 92', 8 97 97V, 9.1 881- 93 art as follow va 52 52-m 92', 8i 97 97', 82 9( "3 Si DIED Reserve Ratio. SO.

6 SI. 4 76.2 Fed. Res. Notes in Circulation. J2.022.H01.

000 2.O23.7XJ.00O 2.246.94:1.001) 2.196.9S71.000 3.051. "wtt.OWl 3.019.94.000 1 3.404.921.000 H2.017.424.000 blow of Moirut iAs ke, In lie 781 year. Funeral ser-ice at the residence of her anr ijarry C. Irwin. 1515 Crernmonnt avenu lormotd borough, on Monday.

March a 2:0 p. m. lYtends Of the family are re epectfully 4n.ited to attend. Internietit Allegheny metery. I Abilene and 471 Iaso 4Tcx rarrs pleas cory.l l-4V On sstu'dtv.

March 1, m. LILLIAN VIKvilNIA 1AON. Fi-neral st herniate tssiik-nce. R7C Fortes sreet. Monday afternoon.

Varc 5. at 4 o'clock. Inttment In New York MTARTIIV Su dy, March, f. 192-at a. at the M.ivy Hoipit! CATHEUINK M'CAltTUY, le lo4 of KloiejHe McCarthy.

Fievral f.m the reaidence cf tier alete Rills on Hand. 7949.00,000 749.fc02.0OO TlS.noo1 ftO3.2M.OQ0 2.7.66 1 a unit 2. NS4.fi'. 8.000 13. 12.

594. MOO 1532.085,000 Pates. February 27. 1924. February 20.

is: 4. February 2. 1923 March 1. 1922 February 25. 1921 February 27, 1920.

High Low 8 f9 3 ti) SO 9S 91 91 91 9- lfr-4 lOi 95 91 91 SI 107 li7 107 97 974 57 121 121 121 SC 86 se 41 44 44 s-; 9o 97 97 87', r.8 ss 9) 4'i Si 86'i 87 79 7 79 I 1K li'64 37 :.7 37 iis 97 97 97 83 82 ST.i Ki'4 V.3 1.T1S 1011, 8OV4 79 W'i 97 9T 97H- 7 67 67 9st 97 97', SO1 ail WV 99 100 PlO'i ii'i im iii 1 -s ll 73 73 97 7 A WORD OF COMFORT 76.7 49.9 42.5 8 Molars. 35 i 33 Ci 3s 32 V- 1 5 ft ft 2 61 5S 66'-. 58 6.00 7.34 2( 15 14 16 14 1.20 E2.50 13 26 26 28 25' 3.00 6.66 38 16 15 IS 13 1.00 33.35 18 1' 11 9 2.09 nom fc7 11:0 S7 10.00 14.16 31 7X 76 8 1 76 8.00a 15.00 45 103 99 D'8 9S 10.00 25.50 112 5X 56 59 53 4.0fl 13.80 58 12 ll'i 11 10 14.70 7 85 84 88 0 t-. .25 133 96 7' 2000 Hosch np. 35 18000 Ch'ndlerinpxLt 5s 35700 ii Motors mp).

14'a 26HO Hudson ri) 26 1800 Hupp Mo 16 4100 Pierce A (tip). 9 10500 Stew- War 1 L) S9 2200 Stromberg (L. 78 144300 Studebuker ...101 4 4400 White Mo (50). 57 17700 Willys Ov 1 1 1700 Do pref 84 11 is-tKard Air 1 is 52 11 Do 4s 2S IX) 6s 7S 9 Sine Consol 7s 9J 4 Do 6s 8W. 2 Sine Crude Oil 5V4s il'-m 2 Do 6s STVi 6 Sine I iw Line 5s 82 5 South Kell Tel 5s 29 Bell Tel is 92 1 South Colo Pow Cs 88 16 South ac Co 4s cv 92 1 Do is cv I'l 3 South Pac It 4s 8:.

6 South Ry 5s 97 1 Do 4s 7'Si 9 Do 6Vis liB 27 'Jo Os ns 1 3outh Porto Rico Sug 7s ll4 3 Standard Gas He El fs 98 11 Steel Tide 7s lm 3 Suptr East Orient 97a 2 I P. Il is 2S Tenn Elec 96 i Tex Par 1st is 91'i 5 Third Ave is adj 47 1 TOiewater Oil 6s 1J JO I Klec I. is 1S32 rf Si 1 fn llil of Cal 2 8 Do is 2 I'n Pac 4s rf 83 4 Do 6s sec Pi3 6 I is l'D'4 5 Cnlled Drua- Ss )H 13 9', 98 105 J7 1.81 97 SSep- 1920. November 5, 1920, February 6. 1924.

tDoeember 2.1, tember 24, 1920. HFebruary 6, 1924. lAugust 16, 1922. l'H lM3i 97 When, as the clouds loom darkest, you happen upon another who needs heartening, reach out and give him a lift, speak a word of hope and of cheer, tell him of the glad tomorrows ahead. You will find Yeflected in your own soul a new courage and a brave determination to be brave and true, while strength to bear your burdens like a man rises like the tide within your heart.

v- FREDERICK G. BVDLONG. Mtllraw, 5 Oafton a Craflon. I'4. Time of funeral will te alt t.ounccd later.

a) Stromberg paid $1 30 extra dividend January 2. 1924. bi Willys overland preferred has 22 per cent cumulative dividends as of January 15. 1924. l-'oods.

HTWI.I.W On Sundry. March 2. 191 91 47t M2S. 9i-, 112 i 8.1 13 PiO'i 114 9i 102 81 M', 47 '4 l'J4 Hi', llC 96 83 105 3H 95 SI Pr2 81 1 Am Wnt Paper Cs ctfs 66 Anaconda Copper 6s A. 16 1 7s 4 Ann Arbor 1st 4.s 4 Armour of Del rets 7 Do 4s 7 Ateh 4s gn 1 lH 4s adi stp 6 Ail Coast I.inj 11 1 Do 7s sec 4 At! Pruit 7s cv ct 1 Atl Kelin 5s 6 Halt Ohio 3s 1..

6 Do 4s 5 Do 43 cv 4 Do is rf 6 Do ts 10.ycar; 6 Do PI. Va 4s 5 Do div S'-s 1 Do Tol Cin 4s 6 Ikirnwiall S3 A 2 Itcli Tel of Pa. 5s 8 Lieth Steel Cpn o'is 6 Do 6s1 on I Belli steel Co 1st 1 1 10 5s rf 9 riraden I'opper t.s liner Hill st.ee! 1 Brook tvli-Hiri 7s 83 I'rojfc Vnh Trans 15 I'al Petrol 6: js 5 cna.ia Mutli 5 4 Cn-ln 0i1h I Do Cm I'min 4 st'K 14 Cent l.eJther is 1 Cent of 6s 4 Cent Steel 8s 4 Cent Pao Is' 4a 2 Ches Ohio 1st 5s 3 Do 4 gn 10 Do cv 20 Do 5s cv 1 Chi (t Alton 3'-s 125 Chi Alton- 33 2 Ft VI 4s gn 4 Do 5s rf 6 Chi Gt West 4s 14 OS cv Irt Do 4s cv 47 Do 4a of 2f. 6 Do 1 Chi i- 3s pi 1 Do 4s cn at 2.2. J4MI7S KAY HTCOi I.I.RV lelov i sn of CotitfliuK i.n.1 Msr Lunda MeCouiley.

aged 5 rant months 27. day from tl.e fandiy borne. 5 Purro" street. CtHlilanrl Notice ol tmtu will nrtounoe 1 Uter. IPottsmouih lit puperft copy Frl.lav.

29. 1924 at a. A It SHANNON M'EI. HCY. widow of MeElroy, for nierly jf tl.e South iside.

Kg-4 85 8'eert' She Is the iwoher ot Jaines-. Terren MeElroy, Mis Mary K. Ix. Mrs. Sadl 1-7.

Hull and Mrs. Jean onley. In general, the wheat market this week had a henvy undertone, the pressure being lifted on Wednesday due to traders taking profits in corn and purchasing However, mattered selling representing some long holdings took place on Thursday and weakness characterized the wheat market the balance of the time. Thevolume of trading was light and price changes were kept within a narrow range. Corn was strong and for the greater part active thruuerhout the week, but weakened at the opening on Friday and closed dow n.

On Tuesday 'Jul and September corn advanced to new high prices on the crop, and May reached its previous high. Uradstroet's estimates of available supply of grain for the week ended February 23. showed for wheat 73.193. OtiO bushels as contrasted with 54.343.000 bushels for the corresponding week of last year. Corn.

United States and Canada, 000 bushels versus 26.946.000 bushels last year. Irregularity, strength alternating with weakness, prevailed in the cotton market during the weeks On Friday morning cotton opened strong, selling up to 30.20 for then turned weak and sold off sharply, closing only moderately above the low prices of the week. Hesters spinners' takings this week were 165.000 bales as contrasted with 147,000 bales last week and 215,000 bales for the week corresponding to this week last year. In the stock table following the par values are included with the names of the securities. Where no figures are given is understood; (tip) means no par.

WEEK'S TOTAL SALES. 4 Cnited By Inv is stamp 9i 16100 A Sugar (L) 42 43 40 49' 40 E8.50 116 5800 Am 37 5N F.6 61 54 a 130 1700 Beechirt (20) 52 53 51 6S 51 2.40 5.10 22 500 Cal Pack tnpi M' 83 84 87 82 6. on 7.34a i7 1S700 Cora inpxL) 71 7 4 6S 77 1.8 7.00 7.65 nom 12900 Cuban AS 116) 361, 3S ::3 3.00 7.45 7700 Cuba Canelnpi 16 16 1.V.4 18 3.95 pom 18S00 Do pref 68 7n is 71 60 'b 123 55111) Corn Prod ...174 176 1S7 152 113.72 126 3000 Fleis'bmn (np) 17'-. 48 47 f.0 44 3. 0o F.

5.00 17 1600 Jones 22 2'! 22 "7 22 nom 4500 Kiseuit 125). 52 32 51 54 50 3.00 5.05 38 2600 Post Cer 52 i 53 52 68 51 4.00 6.31 10 23000 P-A Sugar (50) 63 64 61 65S 56 10.53d 71 1600 United Fruit .189 194 189 201 182U 10.00 23.09 147 29 I Rubber os 81 '4 1 Steel is sf 124 5 Ctah I. Tr is 81 9X'-j lll'i 75 9'i 112 79 B.IRKKTT On S.iturdav. March 1. 1924.

at p. JENME HAKI1ETT I Bee I'row. wife of J. H. Barrett.

Funeral services at the residenee of her mother, Mrs. Sarah J. Tew. 1124 Fayette street. North Side, on Tuesday.

March 4. at ni. FrienOs of the family ere re-spectful! itn Ited to attend. lnietTnent private on Wednesday. BE It ICY On Fiidav- morning February 29, 1924.

St 10 o'rloek. I.IDA VANDEKVOItT. wife of Joseph Berry. Services st her residence. 6214 tellers street.

East End. Mondiv afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment private, BINDKR On Friday. February 2. 1424.

Services at her late residence. 141 local 9 112 nm, 7 95V, 100 101 85 8.7 100 225 Va Car Chem 7s 72-, 72 72 126 Do 7s wnt 41 41 41 3 Do 7s WW 4.1 42 Virginian 5s 94 94 9 Wabash 2J ss 8s 10 Warner Sugar Ref 96 96 11 West Md 4s 1.2 01 61 7 West ac In -Is 82 82 1 West t'n 4s 9'2 i. S2W li 10! street, tiear rairmotit avenue, vjlxi on Monday. March 3. at 3 a.

tn. FrVnil of (lie family restcifully invited attend. Interment in Allegheny 0-meter Teke car No. 88 to Fairmont avenue, 2enlr and Ncgcy car to Broad street. 85 California Packing ear ending February 28, 1923.

Cuban Cane Sugar preferred book value has 19 'i per cent cumulative 89t 117 17 101 10! V. 4 vv estinshous Elec PCU 4 West Penn Pow 6s 1 fc I. 4s 62 dividends as of January 1. 1924. It is callable at 120.

(c) Corn Products paid exlra 75 cent dividend lanuary 19. 85 li-O'i 85 28 39 5" 98 fin at 3 a FRANCES FURLONI. M-MIN On Sundny. March 2. 192.

a Latest Annual Rept'd Hook Hate F'd Karn's Value 8 (d) Punta Alegre Sugar earnings year ending May 21, 1923. Rails. Week Ending Feb. 29, Close 1921 3 Wickw Spen 64 Mlsocllane-onM Manofneivrinfc. Total Sales.

8.. 98 1924 Ss per per Js per High. Low. Share. Share.

Share. Feb. 23. High. Low.

90 92 3S 40 V. 1-8 i4 7 Si 80 1 dson Ai 'o 1st 6s 96 964 1 Do 7s 9-, sr, i Winch Arms is 12 102 1 Wis Cent 1st 4s 7S 7 31 Younsstown 96V4 sfi 96 95 102 78 3:15 a. HANNAH UILWOKTM Mc MINX, in hr 6th year. Funeml services Tuesday. March 4.

ot clock at her late residence. Imperial. Pa Friend of tlie family are respectfully in vited to attend. Interment private. Pleas; omit flowers.

1 1 leaver county (Pa I oapere please copy 1 il 54 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS. 754 .3" 97 71 71' MF.I.I.OR On Friday morning. Feshruar; S'. S0 1st 3i 1 KJS 16 Cl.i I Is rf 122 Liberty 3s 99 00 31 99. 0 1 Do I'd 4s 93 28 9.

2S SW.28 26 Do 1st 99.06 99.05 99. 92 Do 2M SS 99.02 SS.OG 185 Do 3J 4V.S 1 SS 31 S9.3J 38S Do 4th 414s .2. 9S 07 9S.05 Ss.OT 173 Treasury 160.05 M.0J 90 Liberty 2d 4V.S reg 99.00 99.00 .40 2 Do 4th 4Vts reg 99.03 99 99.03 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS. 7S-4 89T, -hi 11 CM t'n Ptn 4s f. Do is 11 122500 Am Can 114 110 122 103 5.00a 16 93 191" 600 Am Hide L.

12 12 10'. 13 9 ES.20 nom 10.1110 Do pref 57 60 53 0 65 50 .40 24b 400 Am Ice 91 91 90 96 S6 7.00 12.51 nom 5700 A Inter Corp. 22 23 21 26 20 85 800 Am 19 19 18 22 17 131' 500 Am (npi 13 14. 13 13 11 at 34 11600 Am 72 73 71 78 69 7.00 15.00 184 11600 Cent 15 1 13 17 13 2.96 1600 End jbl.n (50). 62 t.3 6 2 it 02 5.00 6.

84 45 10100 Players dip) 66 67 64 72 f.l 8.00 110.61 74 2600 Int Harvester 85 85 85 S7- 5-00 In 500 Inter Mer Mar 7 8 7 9 6 a 93 8200 Dv pref 20 31 SO K4 29 151 3600 Inter 88 39 36 42 34 160 2900 Loew's Incfnp) 17 16 18 16 2.00 2.27d 17 6800 Nat 30V: 32 30 44 29 3.66 158" 600 Owens Bot(25 44; 44 43 47 42 3. On 14.52 1 2500 Realtv Co.102 1 104U 101 'A 107 99 8.00 7.6S 116 BINDER, beloved wife of Otto Binder, aged 39 years. Funeral from her late residenc, 125 LInwood avenue. Carrick borouirh, on Monday morning. March 3, at 8:30 o'clock.

Requiem high mass at St. Basil's Roman Catholic Church at 9 o'clock. Ladies' Auxiliary, Kniehts of St. Oeorjre: Branch No. 8.

Christian Mothers' Confraternity. and friends of (lie family are respectfully invited to attend. late-rment in St. Joseph's Cemtery. ICumberland iMd.) papers please copy.l BRKITWIFKK On Fridav.

February 29. 124. at 4.20 p. MARY JACOB BREIT-W1ESER. widow of William Breitwirser and mother of William G.

Breitwieser, Jlrs. Anna Eichert tud Mrs. Marie C. Hill, aped 72 years. Services at the family home, 1521 Frowns-8-ille road, Carrica, Atondsy cvenic.e.

March 3, at 8 o'clock Fr'ends of the inmily are respectfullv Invite.) to attend. Take Carrick car No. b3 to avenue. ERKNER On Fridav. Febnary 2.

124. 'at 9:45 p. Mrs. BERTHA BCERKNER. at the residence of her dauehter.

Mrs-Fred O. Henzl. 1121 HiUsdaie avenue, Dor- mAnt In 1 ir TO.h TS'. 89 27 10 Chile Copper 6. l) I.WV4 102i ss 6 (.

In Klec lCCCJStL 1'is 1 Do 6s A 1 Cleve U11 Terms 58.. 4 Colo Fuel I 5s 1 I'oio South 4'Ts 48 Coluuibia tias 1st 24 Do 1st is stp 6 Com Power 6s 1 Co Ac barari 7Vts S3 22 Argentine 7s 12 Do Ir.t 5s Austrian 7s gtd Belgium 4 Io lis 15 Do 8s 4 Bolivia 8s mi so 8t ss4 102 87 in 88 83 91 98 V) 102 PSVj 98 90 101 8 9S 0 1U2 8S 87 107 S3 93 (a) American Can paid 31 extra dividend February 15. lb) American Hide and Leather preferred lias 134 Der cent cumulative 8S 4 Brazil Ss 12 Do Ry 7s. 9 Canada is of ll on sol oal r.s 4 Consumers Pow dividends as of January 1. 1924.

87 2.::::: 87V4 12 Cuba Caoo Surkt 99 (c) Marine preferred has 61 per cent back dividends as of November 1. 1923. S700 Atchison .....100 100 98 102 97 6.00 RtS.30 161 300 Ealto Ohio. 56 55 so---, 55 5. on 12.96 111 600 Do pref 58 A 58 Vi 4.00 4.00 111 4200 Pacific Sit1, 147 144 1507 144 10.00 16.

Ml 15 JeOOH 7 1 73 67 77 67 4 00 JS 14 60 172 1600 (1 pfd. IIS 11 11 13 a 1-2 131 9100 C. St 1'. 14 15 14 1S 13 K.IS 119 14000 Do prefXL. 22 24 22 29 22 K.17 loo 11200 CAN 50 53 50 54 49 3.00 4.9S 161 2S0O I 23.

24- ii 27 21 1-22 113 200 Do 7 pref. 78 77 7 S3 76S 7.00 7. mi 105 200 Do 6 pref. f.7 67 6T 6.00 6.00 102 1000 Col 28 28 27 29 20 IS nit 110 3600 I.L&W(50)(II.114 115 113 1104 6.00 7.36 11 15500 Erie 25 254 24 2S 20, 15. LI 134 9200 Do 1st pref.

S0i 31 29 Sa jii.00 loo 1300 Do 2d 2j' 29 27 30 'a 25 13. On 100 12900 Gt Nor pfd 54S 57 54 59 54 5.00 7 20 134 1300 Illinois (L.100 101 "4 100 194.1h( 7.00E13.IMI 140 2200 KC. Southern. 19 18 2l', EJ1.20 143 t900 Lehigh iai. 70 70 69 61 3.50 J2.M o9 lli'O Louis Nash.

90 90 S7H 5.00 EJU.OO 129 4600 M. (L). 11 11 10 13 10 3.25 60 2300 Do pref 32 824 80S 34 29 7.0 HO 2500 Mo Pacific 12 12 i 11 .9 EJ3.00 10S 12800 TV) pref 36 36i 33 37 29 b) Et2.20 135 42700 Central .101 '4 102 100 106'j 99' V.00EJ14.O0 123 809HO Y. 19 20 18 21 14 Mi def 77 105200 West Ht.H4S 1VJS loe3 119 102S 7.00 Ell. 00 35500 Nor Pacific (L) 49 54 4Hi 65 48 5.00EJ2.50 1.1 7300 Penna 44 44 43S 46 424 3.00 77 2800 Va 41'4 41T4 40'i 45 384 J3.80 110 7100 Reading (50..

55S 56 54 79 54 4.00 EJS.20 64 38700 St 55 38 394 37Vi 42 33 EJ13.00 217 2000 Do pref 61 60 63' 57 5.00 J3.75 100 24900 St (H) 2314 24 21 24 19S 14.50 114 5500 Do pref H. 47 48'4 44U 48 42 J4.50 100 10100 So Pacific 87 88S 87 90', S6, 6.00 EJ6.50 174 212600 South Rv (ID. 50 50T4 47 50 38'i 10.01 16 6900 Do pref (H). 72'i 73 71 73 67 5.00 5.00 ll'o 4400 Tex (in reel 23S 26 19 Et3.lm 165 5400 Union Pacific. 128 132S 132 12S 10.00 E15.

00 1.9 800 Tto pref (L). 70H 73 704 74 70 4.00 4.00 100 20400 Wabash 14H 14 13 14 10 E6.00 117 43200 Do pf A ill) 44 45 42 45 34' 5.00 110 2600 10 10 9 11 'j nil 93 3000 8 8 9 7S nil 104 107 Services Monday afternoon March 3, at I IS3 93 7S 100 99 101 10O 102 104 41 95 (d) Loew's Incorporated earnings year ending August 31, 1923. Merchandise and Tobacco. in.iv, ifi. S5 lf-, lftl 80 80 11 1-1 98 14 ss4 101 lt 87 S7-i 92 93 78 9SS 99', 99 99 101 101 99 99 102 102 95 95 104 41 41 95 95 91 91 95 95- 5 95 87V, 87'4 94 94', 93 88 88 9 98 94 1 11m, ii7'4, 8, 88- 190 l' 6 Cuba Am Suxar 8a 107 1 Cuba P.

5s S3 3 Del Hudson is cv 9S 6 Do cs 100 2 Denver Ou A Eleo 85 2 Det Edison is clt 97 2 1M rf 9734 2 Do Si rf MMj, Det PJv Tunnel 88--, 17 Donner Pteel 7s 91 97 104 5 D0.S9 of 31 16 Do 5s 34 Do 5s of 52 1 Chile Ss of 26 1 Do 7s 1 Do 8s of 46 9 China Ha Ry Es 1 Columbia 6s 84 Cuba, os 2 Czecho-Slovakia 8s 7 Denmark 6s ext 1 DominU: Rep 4 Dutch East Ind 6s of 47 20 Do 6s of C2 22 Do 5Vjl 51 France Ss 1 Do 7U.S 87 clock. Friends of the family are respect-fully invited to attend. Interment private. lAltoona (Pa.) papers pieaae copy. COCHRAN On Saturday morning.

Starch 1. 1S24. at 4:20 o'clock, Capt. THOMAS A. COCHRAN of Company A.

One Hundred and Third Pennsylvania Volunteera. aa-ed 86 years, at the home of his son. Thomas Cochran. 210 West Wheeling street. Washington.

Pa. Funeral services at the First Presbyterian Church, Apollo, on Tuesday, March 4. at 2 p. m. Interment ia Apollo 9" 104 87 91 19C 102 T4 106, 91 6400 A Drug (10HL) 5 5100 Am 21 1600 Am Tobacco.

.146 100 Gen 91 Kresge. .300 2800 Mav 10O). 91 34000 Ward (10.. 26 5700 Sears Roebuck 90 18300 Tobacco Prod. 63 2200 Do A 89 800 United.

Drug. 80 Woolworth 293 5 4 6 4 .27 9 22 21 26 20 4.4Sa 72 146 144 157 144 12.00 17.00 59 91 91 97 90 8.00 11.56 42 310 2S7 8.00 38.14 112 91 88 95 87 5.00 18.00 42 27 25 27 24 4.39 10 1.0 88 97. 87 10.93 S3 64 61 70 60 6.00 ET4.00 62" 89 88 91 88 7.00 E4.00 2, 81 80 86 SO 6.00 8.46 34 300 280 S.O0 31.34 71 104 29. 1924. at o'clock.

MART, bclovf wife of John Melior. Funeral from her late borne. 1627 Chlslet street. East End. on Monday.

Mair-a 3 at 2:30 p. m. MYERS At Monrovia, on Wednes day afternoon, February 27, 1924, at 3.1 J. H. W1LBERT.

eon of the lat E. H. Myers and Amelia S. Myers. Services at the chapel of T.

B. Morelan Company, 6114 I'ettn avenue. East End Tuesday afternoon at' 2:30 o'clock. Inter nirnt private, XFI2SON On Thursday Fehtu err 2S. 124.

at o'clock. EL18ABET1 NoRltlS. widow of C. P. Nelson.

Services at the residence of tier aught Urs. Frank H. Wilson. 305 East Tent! avenue, Tarentutn. Pa Mondav afternooi at 2 o'clock.

Interment private. Saturday. March 1. a p. at the home of bis daughter Sirs.

Juliua Weil. 74 Pasadena oTreet, Mt Washington. HARRIS NEUMAN. in hi 75th year. Funeral from the residence ot his daughte on Monday.

March at 2 p. m. Intermen: In Tree-of-Life Cemetery, Sharveburg. Pk Take car No. 44 to Vincent street.

Rochester N. Y.I papers please copy.l NOIXK Oa Saturday. March 1. 124. a 2-M a.

CHARLES NOLLE. bus band of Henrietta Kelle 4ae Bercbotwet in hi 90th tyear. Funeral services at hi late reel dene. 1W: Anrletani street, Morningside. on Tnesdsy Mareh 4, at 2:3 p.

m. Friend of thi family are respectfully invited to attend. On Sunday! March 1924. a 8:36 a. of scarlet fever.

P.ETTY MAI Nl'NOE. only daut-hter of John W. nu Klsie Nonge inee (Jetties, aged i years Funeral private from her parents' residence 3510 t.ierber avenue, oNrth tilde, on Mutu day. March 3, at 3 p. m.

OST IM gatttrday. Msrrh 1924, at 11:40 p. MARGARET IIOL UNI' OSTENDORF. widow of Henry tendorf. in her 78th year.

FuneTHl from her late residence. 2121 Ilce. ton avenne, Wilkinabung, on TuesdA) sftemoun. March 4. at o'clock Friends of the family are reieot fully In vKed to attend.

PUiase omit flower. TATTON On Snnday. March 1924. a 4 3rt a. PETER J.

I'ATTON. K-lovt husband of rot rah Patton 4ttee Joyce. Fnneral from the borne of hi sister. Mn 95, 87V4 94 93 9 94 108 91 91 lul 105 17 104 91 105 64 64 13 leo im rant de Nern 19 Duquesne Llfrht 6 Bast Supar 7.. 1 Kmp Gas 10 Erie 1st ext 1 IN) Do 4s cv 4 F.sk Rubber 8s 5 lialves 11 i- 5s 5 Gen Klec is db 7 Oooiirich 6s 2 Goodyear of 41 61 644 64 96 Gt Brit Ire 5s of 37 1D0 10t! 1(K CREFJ On Saturday.

March 1. 1924. at 90 la) American Sumatra year ending July 31, 1923. 100 98 100 117 103 p. at the Pittsburgh Hospital.

Mother MARY RAYMOND CREED. Solemn nasi at Seton Hill. Greenshurs. on Tuesday, March 4, at 10 a. m.

DAVIS On Friday. Fehrusrv Si. 1924. 11, 2 Do Ss of 31 db 105 103 leJ1 in; 5, 103 S6V, 11 a. ROBERT O.

DAVIS, huthaai of 51 r.nw Giijfon iavis, bis ith -ear 107 106 lfrj l(c 10, 2 Do 6s cv Ie7 Haiti 4 Italy 69 100'V 10 Japan 1st 4s 07 6 Do 2d 4s 9 Do sterling 4s 79 163 Japanese 6s S2 1 Mexico 5s 51 40 Netherlands 6s 93 Norway 6s ct 93 10 Do Ss 92 -4 1 Panama 6s re 98, 3 Queensland 6s 1 8 Rio Gd do Sul fs 97 4 Sao Paulo fs of 36 9f 19 Seine 7s 81 18 Serbs 8s 741, Funeial services at hl late home. 5 Maple 102 Public Utilities. 4300 Am Tel Tel. 129 129' 128 129 125 05 18.37 uTs 15400 Col Gas (npML) 34 36 33 -JS 33 2.60, 3.70 36 14500 Con Gas (np). 63 64 62 67 60 5.00 7.77 78 4900 Interboro 17 17 16 17 13 nom 500 Mont Power.

62 62 62 63 61''. 4.00 14.03 100 11100 No Amer 1 0 1 23 23 23 25 22 2.00 5.70b 15 800 Do pref i50). 43 45 43 43'i 44 3.00 3.00 83 800 Peoples 95 95 95 98'- 94 7.00 10. 90 130 .1400 Phila Co (50). 44 45 44 47 43 4.00 E2.50 62 400 Third Avenue.

9 11 9 13 9 1.82c SI 400 West Union. .109 109 108 113 107 7.00 110.02 145 avenue. 4 arnejrie. on Monday. March 2 2V 78 '4 92 93 9.1 92 9.1-4 100 97 9'4 3.

at 2:30 o'elock. Interment in Chartiera 61 (a) Chicago and Great Western rreftrred has 31 per cent cumulative dividends as of January 1. 1924. lb) Missouri Pacific preferred has 27 per cent cumulative dividends as 97 trran.1 Trunk 1 Oneat North 1st 13 Do 7s en 20 Hersbey Choc 6s 4 Hu.lson St Manh is 4 Do is ali 3 Humble Oil Ss 7 111 Bell Tel 5s ct 5 111 Cent 4s of 1951 2 Do 4 111 Stel 4s db 3 In.l Steel 1st 5s 11 Intb 5s of 66 24 is rf stp 92 96 100 7 9s 61 94 Cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend.

HENNISTON On Sunday. March 90 1 91 1 a. THOMAS DENNISTON. beloved husband of the laDe Marion Oennlston (nee :4 61 9SV, 94 90 109 91 100 62 62 7 68' 81 li 62; (a) Interborotigh Rapid Transit year endine June 30. 1923.

(b) North American Comnanv for vear endinc Decemher SI 1923 before Sweden 6s Ptf 1TP, 2 L'ruiruay 8s J0S 11314 FOREIGN MUNICIPAL BONDS. 62 i.ytie, in tns year. Funeral services at hi late residence. It. Finleyville, on Tuesday, March 4.

at 2 p. m. Friends of th family are re depreciation. 61 97 91 90 91 62 61 87 -a 81 Vi 92Vj 78 881, 81' 7. 76 7'.

7 87 87V S7H (c) Third Avenue year ending June 30, 1923. All book values elven are net tangible unle ntheritricA staled Thu spectfully invited to attend. Interment at 1 Mingo Cemetery. Cnnln and Steels. 30200 Beth 57 58 56 .62 53 5.00 5.57 219 10600 Crucible Steel.

63 64 62 71 61 4. 011 5.20a 142" 2800 C.t Ore (np). 26 29 28 31 28 3T 16200 Gulf 82 83 80 89 79 5.00 12. 7S 124 100 Iron Prod (tip) 6 46 46 5 41 (c) T5.99 74 1300 Island CCiJb 97 98 10 i'5 8.00S J14.80 110 611O Midvale i30) 31 21 34 28 66 751.0 Otis (np 11 11 10 11 9 J.93e 12" 113O0 Penn 'np. 3 3 2 4 2 03 4 8 2H0 Pitts Coal 62 62 2 63 60 4.00 347f 1640O Iteptlb 1 Or Si.

53 57 55 61 50 15.00 rill 3900 P.eplogle (L 10 11 1 15 II', 1.14 39 141 800 8 Steel ll'3 104 HH 109 98 5.00g 16.43 225 2200 Do pref 119 119 119 120 118 7.00 7.00 100 6000 Vanadium (npi 30 31 29 33 29 '4 1.8-1 3g IWIfc lOC'j 8(1. book value on preferred stocks is stated in terms of their redemption values or call prices, if callable. 92 21 I 'o notes 16 Do 71 notes 2 Int Affric is Int Mer Marino 6s 20 Int Gt North 1st 6s. 5 Ito 6s anj 1 JurRens A 6s 17 Ft 4 4 Kansas City I. 921- 1 Bordeaux 6s 6 e'openhaRen 5's 5 Danish Mun 8s 22 Greater Irag-je 7s 1 Lyons 6s 1 MomevtPo 7s 10 Rio de Jan 9s of 46 1 Zurich 8s DOICHERTV-On Frlrtav.

February 1924, at 5 p. MICHAEL MATTHEW. 51 78 rtn of the Iwte John 11. and Catherine 81 81 78'. 78-'i 8iv, 9i 92 1114 7 111 7i 7 9 Walter Ley.

rear of T't Ii win avetitie. Tuesday, March, at n. ra. Solent an mass at St. Peter's "TjurH at 1 a.

ui. Friends of the family si. tspeclfully invited to attend. 1 Kansas City South 5s rf 884, 1 9i 1 Kansas City Term 81'A 9 Kansas Eire s. Sr-V Deficit per share, tl'reliminary report for first three months.

1923. Preliminary report for first six months. 1923. 1 Preliminary report for first nine months, 1923. Includes intangible assets.

'3 Not stated. 1 El Estimated earnings year 1923. def. Means company has not earned fixfd charges. (nil) Means company has earned fixed charges but nothing on stock.

(Hi MeallS the Stock Of that Comnnnv r.iriKter.4 nir blch Inr the vear 1924. Day's S.4.57.600 Vear to 594.71S.071 i 192S. 122. fi.W.4f) S. TS.310.910 SOC.301.SiO HHIAVOKR Tn Saturday.

Marcs) I 4 Kelly j-priniflield 190 92 92 2 Knox Ohio lwrt, lO'S 5 lckaw steel of 92 5 Laclede C.as 5s 92 I 1, SS 3s 71 71 i Do 4 db 1 Ihieh I8.S 1S24. at 1 a. WtlJJERT BCHLAN OKI, husliani of P.eulan Schlander mai bmllh), and brother of Adam, Nicholas John and 4Jeorgs ScUlander. ia Id 3tt Jtar. Fwneral f-om r4iapel.

TUT Ka'b touievrd. Ilomewood. Services on Mon-iay afternoon a 2:710 o'clock. SYSBSida oi the family are respectfully li-ted to 1 si (at Crucible Steep ar ending August 31. 1923.

lb) Great Northern Ore paid S3 dividend 1923. Rate irreg-ulur. (rt Iron Products paid $1 50 dividend January 15. id) Island Creek Coal paid Jl extra dividend January 1. 1924.

lei Otis Steel earnings nine months before depreciation. -(f Plttsburch Coal Look value subject to Federal taxes. United States Steel declared 5" cents extra dividend ex February 27, during the week. OVER $100,000 DAILY TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS (L) Means the stock of that comnanv a nr ln rr- th. vear during the week.

1 Ix-hleb Vltllry clt.v. IOL' 101 ln2 I Lons Island 4s 79 7-t, 79'i 1 lsu Nash 7s sec 106 10; SALES FOR THE EEK II A RES. payable March 29. 99; S3' STKNSHIN on Sunday. March 5.

1924, a Saturday. 423,500 Wednesday. 571.500. Monday. 636,400.

Thtirsdav. 855.700. Tuesday. 851.000. Friday.

873.400. Total sales for the week. 4.213.500 shares. SO'j 114 11 MARK STENSON. husband Mary Oiena Stetison.

Fumfal from his late residence, 522l': Ward treet. Oakland. Notice of tin. funeral I I DO 3S 2 Do Atl 4s 81 i I Soul 0 Ky Monon 4s 8A 1 Mapma Copper 7s 11 2 Manati Sufc-ar 101 3 Manh Rv 4s cn III Market ft Rv 1st 9T. 47 Slidvale SI eel is 2 Minn X.

is cn SMSPSSM iPis clt 10-- Classjfication Adjusted, Fourth Qass Divisions to Get February Allotments. LIBERTY BONDS. (Quoted in 32nds.) Murphy Dougherty. Funeral from the family home. Flsk street.

LawrencevlHe. on Monday. March 3, at 9:30 a. Solemn reouiem mass at St. Church, Ccrty-sirth street, at 24 o'clock.

Friends of (lie faratly are respectfully invited to attend. WNX On Friday. Feb. IS, 124, at a. Mrs.

J1AKT DUNN. In her C4th year. Funeral servieea at tr-e family borne, jsno Sacramento street, Sheraden. itts4urgh. on Sunday.

March 2, at 1:3 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment on Monday, March 2. at 2 p.

m. IBIKT On Saturdav evenine. March I. 1924, at oclock, at the family home. 34(6 Clearfield street.

Corliss Station. CHRISTOPHER F. EBERT. twloved bus-land of Elisabeth Rohe Ebert, In his 74th year. Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon, March 4.

2 o'clock. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Interment private. FVANS On Thursday. February IS.

19SI at 4 a. P.KESE EVANS, at the home of his ton. Reese Evans. St. Louis.

in his Slst year Funeral sendees at First Baptit Church. Ctrnerie. on Tueaday. March 4, at lv-k. Body will die In etate at church from 12 to 2:2 oclock.

Members of Cpt. Thomas Veepy Post No. 153. tl. A.

and friends of the Tamily are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Chnrtiers Cemetery. IBeiiaire (O.) papers please copy CRI BIW-On Saturdav. 1. 1954.

at 59 99 89 4 Sl'Kttl I. Fridar. February 2, lt24 Week Ending Yield at Clos- at 10:25 p. HENRY SPROl'L. Feb.

29. 1924. ing Price it Futierai services at H. Samson's, i2T7 Nevllb S4 101-. Si 67 97 Tex is pi A.

I jUW. 80 67 Held to Jla'tv 3.61 3.56 First 3 Us rtreet, Tuesdny afternoon ot 3 o'clock. In teruent in Allegtny Cemetery. l-'irst 4. Interest Payable, JD 15 .1 1 3 15 MS 15 A AO 15 15 High.

99 9 99.11 99.10 100.1 Feb. 29, 1921. Close. 99.1 99 5 99. 2 99.31 93.5 100.6 4.31 54 One.

1932-47 1932- 47 1927-42 1928 1933- 38 1947-52 tvrtCM ART On F-ldsy. February 1924 Second 4 Third 4 99 99 2 99. 1 9-9 31 99.4 100.4 91 Oil. 32 iT 3 4' 28 1 .50 3S 19 16 19 13 114 25 29 23 1.75 J4.51 39 26 34 40 32 49 40 38 46 37 '4 11.50 114 73- 69 66 15.67 109 14 13 16 12 E3.50 23 37 25 42 35 6.75a 5ib 5 5 6 5 J1.21 32 2 2 1. .26 35 52 58 48 2.110 11.

96 17 49 .46 61 8.0H 5.57 53 47 44 59'. 41 8.0) To. 57 55 36 42 33 2 00 El 7.00c; 39 3 3 4 2 El. 0' 13 24' 26 22 1 30 4.53d 41 r.5 f.i 17 le) a 16 18 18 20 16 1.00 11.51 23 23 21 27 19 2.00 51 3: -58 42 37 1.00 38 118 lir 118 113 7.00 '115 15 10 r.ss 21 42 43 41 3.00 1 50 39 4 4 6 4 nil(f) 97 S6 33 43" 33 13.59 69 2 Do 4s pi 10 Do 6s pi 1 Do 5s artj 52 Mo Pc lit. 13s Do 4a gn 4 Vob i 1 Mont 1'ow 5s 4.37 4.53 4 4.35 4.24 4:10 p.

MAROARET STEWART wife of Kennedy Stewart, aged 56 ars 974 54 91V 54 SE 80 SrECUL T4-EG1M TO THE CiZSTTK TlUES. IIAUUISBURO. March 2. Over a day will be paid out by the state treasurer to fourth 'class school districts as their February appropria 4.32 26 4.32 4.24 6700 Asso (HI (25. 31 J4400 A.

A I H) 16 22400 Cal Petri) I23. 25 .13801) Cosden dip). 33 7600 Gen 40 1030O Houston OIK. 7n 13800 lnvinrlble (npt 14 30600 Marland O'np) 37 13300 States Mt 5 1700 Okla Prod (5). 2 H33O0 Pacific.

Oil (np) 52 13800 P-A Petro (50) 47 43600 I (50i. 45 4 45X0O Phillips mp) 38 6800 Pierce Oil (25 3 J6O00 Pnre oil 25.. 24 4500 54 23000 Shell (np). 18 27800 Sinclair (np) 22 1R200 Stxnd '25 39 2100 Io pref 720O I HO. 1 1 18200 Texas Co (25).

43 26000 Trans Oil (np) 4. 12500 Prod 33 Fourth 4s 99 83 114 1M r) 89'. r. 80 67 97 "i ilH I8 53 8OH t6 98 S3'i 8) 10 1H4 71 'i 73 I'M 86 '4 544 102U 9T. 13 9 99 100 Fufierai from her late residence.

MO Peed U. S. Treasury 4 Us 914 5 Commodities. Week Ending Feb. 29.

1924. 1924 si. tions since jthe questions raised over Close Feb. 29. 1924.

Range of Option WHEAT classification of teachers and their High. Low. 10 High. $1 11 1 11 1 11 Low. SI 09 1 09 1 09 hearing cn allotments have been set Mav July September 3 Morris Co 4s 3 Vis Klec 4s (ttd stamp 6 New Kns Tel 5s 2 rl 4'-s 15 NOT IIpi 6s 30 Do 5s lnc Air Brake 6s cv 56 Cent 6s db 7 T)o 4s cn 8 Do 53 rf 3 C.

11 Ii 4s db i Do I. 3s cit 1 In 3-rS clt 10 9814 8.11, lfli 102 llMVJ S0v, 89 71' tled. The first -warrants will reach CORN 31 037,, 1 04 1 05 6 4 3C 71 7 39 43 the treasury tomorrow morning anjl a list of the 2.200 districts that will 11:15 a. RACHAEL CRUBBS. wife of .1.

Orubbs and beloved dauehter of Maude c. Chamberlain and sister of Wil Close Feb. 29, 1923. $1 18 1 15 1 13 74 75 76 45 44 43 29.93 29.96 29.09 25.80 3 (a) Marland Oil earnings eight months before taxes, depreciation and de r.talirm liam l.liambcrlaia. get over $4,000,000 is being made up.

9 Cht 2d 6s A DP. 31 14 1 13 1 13 82 82 82 49 47 44 r.7.11 30.00 Funeral service at her late residences 2524 I 10 81 81' 81 4S 46 43 28.85 29.15 28. 4 25.85 those receiving less than $1,000 each (b) Marland Oil book value at 7 includes appraisal increase in valuation n( leiine of J22.7 70.022 net tangible book value per share on basis of May July September OATS May July September" COTTON March Mav July October East street. North Side Tuedav evenine. March 4.

at o'clock. "Members ofl l. 82 82 82 49 47 43 30.13 20.55 29.77 26.53 80 80 80 4 8 46 43 28.15 28.52 28.02 25 85 to be paid first. ttl O. F.

Twin Citv Iidze No. 241 and Owing to the fact there are abund (c) Petrolecm estimated earnings nine months before deprecia friends of the faml are resnectf ullv in 4 Connect 4'is 86 2 Dock 4s 72 1 Edison es T. 110 2 of il 44 1 Do 3'is of 1947 cv 43 10 Do 7s 11: ro 7s franc 12 lo 6s cv 68 1 DO 4s Of iT 41 24.1" vlted to attend Interment private Wed 20.33 ant funds to meet these demands, and more in sight, the school pay nesday morning. 21 II 4MII.TOV-On Sunday. March 2.

T924. 25. SO 1.1 4 8S l2'i lOl'i 80 96 71 71 i 73'4 llO't 44 42 79 77 s'4 42H 61 14 37 61 91 105 PMTi 104 87 II6V5 91 11 V4 81 102 91 102 107 6SV. 4'2 6114 tion and depletion. (di Pure Oil earnings nine months before depreciation, depletion and in' terest.

e) Roval Dutch paid $1 31 dividend January IS. 192t. if) Transcontinental Oil earnings six months before depreciation andde pletion. 4'opnern. li p.

at bis reidene. 56M Ay1p- ments will be rushed. 4 The total to be paid to the whole 2.600 districts is about At the same time RANGE OK SXOCKS BY AVERAGES. avenue. Dr.

6AJILKL HAMILTON dale street. North Side, on Monday. Marvl 3 at 2 p. m. STtAVART On Thursday, Februa-y 1S24.

2 p. HARRY E. 6TKWART Iwloved husband of Jemle fchephorc Stem art. in his 6th year. Funetl services at bis lae reeldence.

3tk Beltslmover aenue. Beltr-hoover. on Monday. Marca at 2 p. m.

Friend of th family are respectfully Invited to attend Interment in toutb (Side Cemetery. TH4MISOX On Saturday. March l-4 at a LENA, nut of William II Thompson, aged 72 years, Funeral services at her lata residence. 141 Federal street. North Ride.

Pittsburgh, ot Tuesday afternoon. March at 2:3 o'clock Friends of the family are reopen fait invited to attend, interment private. TIPI.ITK On Sunday. Msreh 2. 124 st 10 a.

P.EBECCA TEPLtTZ tjetove. wife of M. L. Teplitx. of 3422 Iermitol street.

In her 57th year. Itesldee her hue band, the deceased ts soT-vlved by thre. daughters lna Teplity, Mr. leli Mrs. laii.an lntehner, and two son.s, Bernard and A.

W. Teplitx. Funeral on Monday. Marrh 3. st 2 p.

m. from bcr late rcsidei.ee. 1422 Drnnistoa street, Ti Tllll Paturdiy. March t. 1924.

al p. WILLIAM fHK.PHARD TCI -HILL buoband of Rose Moriarity in bis 4'th year. Funeral from his late home. 1617 Bouievarj of the Allies, on Tuesday afternoon. Marct 4.

at 2 30 o'clock. Interment la Allegheny Cemetery. Friends ot the family are te-spectfuliy Invited to attend. WTNDEKI.V On Sunday. March 124 at 12.2 p.

tn CARjlE WUNBERLv! daughter of the lato fTouis nd Cath-eririe Wunderly (te Henry). Funeral on Wednesvlay, Marr at a f'oni the residence of her sister, Mrs. Frank pail. 12ia H.tsiaee avenue, fiprtne ll'M. North tto.

Solemn requiem high mass at St. Ambrose Roman Avge. Close. Notice of funera1. will be given later.

if" ii 94 1'J4 104 'i Feb. I'l, A ge Book Value MARR On Sunday. March 2. 1924. a' 1 tint l.t 2 Is 4 rf 1 state Ky 4s 6 Tel 4s 2 Do 6s of 49 7 D- 6s of 2 Bost 1 Niiis Kails How 4 Norf By Avge, Close.

Feb. 29. 1924. 60.26 53.33 Avge. 19 23.

High. Low. 1 a. m. JAMES HARR.

hulnl of the late EUzabcjh Harr. In his fclh Groups Rails Coals Steels it is expected to make headway in reducing the state's liabilities. Auditor General Samuel s. Lewis today said the insurance tax payments are coming along fine! and he 5 60.66 123.17 year. 1 16.110 91 lol'i lm', S7 116 91 97 91 Funeral services at the residence of his "0.M Oils 33.33 Coppers 23 .86 117 81 Do cv daughter, Mrs.

Cade E. Welsh. 21 South 31 .00 81 .43 Chemicals 4.14 expects to get the anthracite tax and capital stock tax bills out soon, while A vse, High. 55.53 57.30 38.03 26.32 62.73 95 92 52.99 21.14 73.90 52.01 113.87 59.79 1924. I 49.10 51.04 "30.96 22.78 50.78 85.12 46.69 15.71 64.30 4 4.25 104.59 55.

S9 Euclid avenue. PiTtsburrh. on Monday afternoon. March 2. at 3 o'clocJc.

Interment on Tuesday at Connellsviile, Pa. 117.62 1 a 9 8 1 n-t 8 nom 58 63 57 3.00 17.4)0 129 4 1 32 3.00 73 16 20 15 25 286 28 .26 2.50 r2.14 25" 17 20 17 2.00 11.55 10 22 27 22 E.75 25 12 15 12 1.23 31 34 38 34. 3.00 1.56 41 21 24 21 2.00 11.25 28 12 14 11 1.17b 10 12 10 -79c 18 8 9 8 1.00 11 64 69 64 4.00 7.09d 31 53.71 33.70 1 54.00 88.35 48.66 16.93 69.36 42.49 107.70 2100 Alaska 10.. -I 1 4000 Am Zinc I25. 8 9 2340 Am 60 62 Anhcon (50m r.

33 39 60H0 Butte 10 17 19 '2370') Chile (25 'D 27 28 2400 Dome (np. 17 17 C9S0O Inspiration (f.) 23s, 26 6900 Int Nickel (L). 13 71600 Kennec'tf (np) 26 37 6000 Miami 22 22 10400 Nevada '5) (H 13i 14 13900 Ray GO) (L) 1 11 2300 Tcnn C(np)(L) 8 9 14700 Utah Cop 1IO1. 65 67 44.67 45.20 24.05 20.59 39.03 72.82 36.64 13.09 51 .39 37.07 80.47 51.53 91 81 64.48 45.1 1 32.99 73.05 99. 52 60.94 34.63 77.35 63.50 113.01 63.11 42.33 81 11 North Am Edison 6s.

Do fi's 6 Oh Lt 4 North Pae 4s 43 Do rf 2 North States Pow 5s 4 North States Pew 6s 35.14 JIASTINGS Suddenly, on Saturdav. the emergency profits tax statements will be made up as soon as possible after March 15, the date for filing March 1. 1924. at 6 p. st the Preslv- 102 102 A 91 91 102 192 17 107 Foundry Equip 88.94 Motors 48.77 Rubbers.

16.30 Foods 68.69 Miscellaneous 47.46 Merchandise Tob. 108.27 Public Utility 57.61 Total 'So. 23 terian Hospital. ELIZABETH HASTINGS 6O.93 103.37 64.83 74.45 Bell Tel 7s Ineo Cielland). wife of William Hastings.

in her 60th year. She is survived by five cntuiren. Funeral from her late resl21er.ee. 1505 Mag 54.17 59.14 51.77 7 69 11 (IS mil vc nolia street. North SMe.

Services at the (a) Butte Superior earnings year ending December 31. 1923, before fuur.inun.ju tii i-roaucers and Refiners for White Oil in oil group and Beechnut Packing for United States Food Products in food Mmchester rresbyterian Church, comer Chateau and Franklin streets, on Tuesday. Consolidated earnings year ending December 31, 1923, before March 4. at 2 p. hi.

Friends of fanvly are respectfully invited to IPomcroy 11.) l-al-rf- please oapy.l depletion. (c) Ray Consolidated earnings year ending December 31, 1923, before de- THE THREE RIVERS. Girls Saw Jail Bars (d" Utah earnings year ending December 21. 1923, before depletion. Chemicals.

41mrch at 3 a. m. Friends of the family re respectf tiily invited to attend, But Escape Is Foiled Boys to Give Services Free as Theft Penalty Restitutio by giving their services free Saturday afternoons to an Oakland drug store is the penalty exacted of four boys who were arrested yesterday accused of stealing a can of chocolate valuod at $23 from the drug store. The manager agreed not to press the charges if the boys would work at the store Saturday afternoons until they have earned tie $25. The boys are: John Crowley, aged 12.

of 3218 Juliet street; Attiilo Ragnelra, aged 10. ot 3247 Juliet street; William Hahn, aged 17, of 27 1 Ohio Pub Svc 7'vS 104Al. 10P4 9 Ore Cal is gtd 99 99 99 1 (ire Nav 4s 8514 Si4 954 7 Or Wash 4s rf SOS 80'4 4 Oriental Dev Co 6s 97 S74, 87 4 Otis Steel S3 10OV, 100 100 2ii Do 7s 95 91 95 3 Pac Chs A Bo 9' 92 92 7 Par Tel 1st 5s 97 97 97V, 4 Do 5s A 91V4 91 91V4 1 Park I-e 's 97 9'- 96 63 Paris Lyons Med 6s 72 71 72 2 Penn 4s so 90 9U 2 TN) 7s sec 107 107 107', 9 Do 6s sec 108, 111 josi, 1 Peoples Gas 5s rf Ki 8914 JO 1 Pere Marq is A 92 92Vi 2H, Phila Co 6s rf 102 102 102 2 Do 5s 91 91 91 1 Pierce Arrow Ss 7S 7S 78 4 Phila Reading Ss 924 2 3 1 1-ortl is 97'4 9HH, at. in I'onl I. A is of 1930 87 Si, 7 1 Do 6s 93 93 93 2 Do 7s 104'i 104 104U 4 Pub Svc F.lec Pow 9 91 Jrt Put Svc of 5s SS 88 SS4 56 Punta Aleare Sugar 7..

117 11J17 1 Reading Co 4V1.S 88 S8 SS4 I Do 4s ctfa 9 89 1 Mo 4s gn 90 90 90 5 Rep Steel is sf 95 95 96 I Roe Brown Ir Ta "TV, 171, tTV 1 3 i I Ml 4 3 Ii ua. UJ M4 Wii 67 74 6," 4.00 14.30 43 11- 18 Ml 3.62a 49 50 69 46 5.59 69 127 141 126 8.00 13.93 138" 25 41 33 17.67 69 73 83 G7 ElS.OO 139 3 10 3 13.20b 57 7400 Aiiied Ch (L. 68 69 2900 Am Ag Chem. 12 12 68700 Davison (np) 63 35 92O0 DuPor.t 130 131 600 Msthiis'ii '50) 33 35 T.4800 I ATkohol. 76 77 Va mpKl.i 4 6 PARKEttsRUnG, -W.

Ttfarch 2. (A. A bold attempt to es FUNERAL FLOWERS Order fcT riir. 0966 and I209rat HF.RRIOTT On S.inday. March 2.

1921. at a. RETT A IfEttRlitTT. daucii-ter of 1'pheinia Coulter and the late James llerrintt. Furei-a( services at the residence of her slater; Mrs.

Albert C. Hell. 3T South vfnua, Crafione on Tuesday, Mar 4, at 2 p. m. Ill KII.I.

On Saturday. March 1. 1924. at 10:25 p. CHARLES IteHASS Hl'KiLU beloved husband of Mary Chil'aon Huklll, In 59th year.

servic-s at the family home. 41? North Craig street. East End, on Tuesday. March 4. at 2 p.

m. Friends of the family are respeclf ally invited to attend. Interment private. K.EI, On Saturday, March 1, 1924. at 1 p.

MIRIAM P. HJEL (nee Epstin). wife of Charles M. Igel. cape from the county jail was made today by Veneida Smith and Roxie (8) American Aericuliiiral Chemical earnings year ending June 30.

1923. tb Virginia Carolina Chemical earnings year ending May 31, 1923. WHEELING. W. March I.

(Special.) River 14.2 feet, stationary. Clear. PARKERSRURG, W. VA. River 7.5 feet, falling.

Clar. WARREN, PA- River frozen. Fair, waimer. OIL CITY. PA.

River 2 feet 2 inehfs, rising. Cloudy, cool. POINT PLEASANT. W. VA.

River 11.2 feet, rising. Ciea.r. warm. Dam 26. lower channel gauge, 12.8 feet, rising.

Greenwood from Charleston to Cincinnati, 4 p. m. MORGANTOWN. V. VA.

River feet, stationary. Clear, warmer. GALLIPOLIS, O. River 14 feet, ris-ing. Clear, cool.

Down Greenwood, At Friee Ucsirra. Starcher, who occupy the: same cell 16 when they sawed some of the bars across one of the windows In two 1 Rubber. 7 10 6" 10 8 09 1 26 22 23 33' 23 2 4 2 12 17 12 35 43 35 2600 Ajax Rub mp) 8 9 2500 risk Rub (np). 8 9 3100 Goodrich 'np). 22 3 16100 Kelly (25)iL) 23 26 iOO Keystone (np).

3 3 V'1104) Lee Rub 12 13 7400 3 37 34" 3 11.31 .96 4.86 .40 1.30 and were about ready to take their departure when the conditions were Funeral services at her late residence. 1912 Bochm street, aad Mattico Deorrii. Wood 30 te-arvagut street. on Monday momir.g, discovered by Turnkey Ed Callihan, aged IS, of 55 Vutima street. March 3, at 10 o'clock.

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