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WALL STREET DEGREES
THAT GOULDS MUST GO
RecelVershlps of Wheeling and of Wabash-Pitts-
burg Terminal, and Secret Testi-
mony Brew Scandal
BY Thomas C.. ShofweN

rEW YORK. Jan. Stocks were
~ quiet but strong today, with lead =
~ crship the same as on the provl-
i V Gus day. American Can was
heavy. but J-ehIgh Valley was
maintained around the high record. The
availing bank statement showed an In
crease Of more than s35, ,0O0, 900 in depos-
It's for the week with a gain OF more
than s16ooo.ooo In specie. The actual
statement at the close of business Friday
night shows g. gain Of Sl4. 100000 In cash
serve.
Stocks maintained their strength the
past week to n surprising degree, In view
OF the liquidation achieved on tho ad-
vances that are brewing, The general
public has been q rather free buyer OF
stocks and the insiders have been will
ing 10 hold the market while longer
because OF this, The advance was pro-
longed partly because OF the flood OF
optimistic statements made at the be-
ginning Of the year by financial inter-
ests.
Wabash continued matter OF dis
pute, but hopeful sign was seen In the
advance of 4 per cent refundinE bonds
TO the highest price recently touched and
the announcement of the retirement OF
OF the Denver &. Rio Grande Whether
justly or unjustly. II is written In Wall
street that Gould must 90. Complete re-
tirement Of the Goulds from all railroad
properties Is demanded by the strongest
interests OF the street.
So many peculiar things have hap
pened IN connection with Gould railroads
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m1Au TuldICldl anQ INDUSTRIAL news OF Lay
BUENOS AYRES CONTROLS
IN THE WHEAT MARKET
Argentina Manipulators Getting the Money From
Chicago and Other Centers.
By Joseph F. Prffchard

| these said that the losses BIZ rain and
rust were sensational.
Wheat at Chicago closed &c higher TO
Rc lower, being confined to rather mar
row limits during the entire session. as
the market vas an evening up after
Saturday.
While corn showed an advance OF only
s6ic today the undercurrent was one OF
considerable strength. helped somewhat
by wheat and by the smaller movement
There was considers profit taking on
the advances. as the corn trader believes
that with mfIder weather and continued
good roads there Will be an enormous
rush Of grain.
Shorts were heavy buyers OF oats. Tbs
best prices were reached during the
morning and there were small price let
downs dater- but subsequent recovery
Final figures were he higher TO tc
lower
There WAS q little more doing IN both
cash meats and lard today and pack
ers are In the hope that a cnange for
the better is now to be their lot. On
the advances In futures there was freer
selling by western packers. which took
some OF the edge off the situation
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in the city OF Salt Lake City, In the state
OF Utah, on the 4th day OF March. 1912.
at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose OF
considering and acting, upon the follow
Ing propositions namely;
I. TO authorize the board of directors
OF this company 10 make appropriate pro-
visions for the retirement OF the brst
mortgage bonds OF this company hereto
millions Of dollars. OF which there have
been Issued only the amount OF forty
eight million eight hundred and thirty
five thousand dollars, and TO cause the
satisfaction and discharge OF record OF
this company's first mortgage made TO
the Guaranty trust company or New
York as trustee. bearing date the 1st day
Of July. 1909
.. TO Increase the bonded indebtedness
Of this company by authorizing and ap-
proving an Issue OF bonds OF this com
pany In the amount of seventy million
dollars. 10 be secured by a mort
gage and deed OF trust, dated as
OF July /. 1911. upon Tie railroad.
railroad property and franchises OF
this company. together with the appur.
tcnances thereunto belonging, now owned
or hereafter acquired or such part there
Of as may be prescribed In said mortgage
empower the board OF directors Of this
company to prescribe the form ano tenor
OF said bonds and mortgage and DEED OF
trust and 10 select and appoint a trus-
Tee OF said NOR gage and deed or trust
and 10 take all such action rs they may
deem necessary or eNpedicnt In the prem
ises.
of this company VIII be closed for the
purpose of said meeting at 13 o'clock
noon. on the 10th day OF February. 1917
and reopened at 20 o'clock a. m, on the
9Th day OF March 1912.
Nv order Of the president and Of the
''''' " W. II. CoMsrocK, Secretary:
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II TIMES ON THE
| STOCK EXCHANGE
4 Union Pacific and Read
4 the Usual Market Lead
/ ers, Are Neglected.
EAL PRICES THE BEST
h Statement Favorable;
|Dnd Market Firm, With
4 Large Sales.

,ps.isted Press.
q York, Jan. 6.-The brlof ses-
~ stock exchange today brought
ssnee from the dull and irregular
- OF the preceding day. The
- stocks, such as United States
ron Pacific and Reading were
= neglected mt the outset and
'srIiy ns they displayed later was
=. TO bearish attacks. L,ehigh
Rock Island preferred and Ca
pacific were the strongest at the
Great Northern preferred also
"A smart advance on the publica =
N Its November earnings, which
A Gain OF over 100000 In oDer-
gst alternatcd within a. narrow
4 sor the greater part of the two
A Toward the close prices hard :
|rneralIv. except Tor Central Jeath- :
.,stercd and American Sect Sugar
PORTO Rlcan Sugar,
.rShcre final prices were at or near
lsN OF the day.
4 bank statement was a notable
r-snt in favor Of the argument that
sSlaI differences in average and
"a figures were far less pronounced
'ns,Ial. Average loans increased Sl1,-
II while The actual increase %es
4 sls 900 of that figure. The actual
ssln was over $1i,500,00o, some :
\ under yesterdays estimates, with
,rrase I'm reserves OF sS, ,2f2. 900. Tho
res of the trust companies In the
ine house increased almost Slo,-
a over tho previous week.
bond market was firm sPecula-
izucs figuring largely In the usually
|dcalings. with a fairly good demand
h. higher class mortgages. Iotal
par value. IS. .2S5, 900.
ilcd States government bonds were
anged on call during the week.
Closing Stock List.
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ARGENTINE REPORTS
ARE GETTING STALE
Wheat Traders in Chicago No
Longer Inclined to Swallow
the Stories.
By Associated Press.


CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-Althoush wheat
the more sensational reports from the
Argentine Republic as to damage by rust
and rain, tho market today showed a
stubborn tendency 10 move upward to a
higner level In the end prices varied
from kc off 10 shade up over last
night Corn finished &c 10 ad2c up.
oats &c down 10 tc up. and provisions 2ac
TO &c up.
Soft spots In the wheat market today
Were almost invariably from realizing by
longs. The most influential purchasing
came through private wire houses and
was based on advices from Buenos
Ayres, where. despite better weather for
the harvest. crop damage reports had
expert figured that the Argentine crop
had been hurt az much as so per cent.
Such assertions were generally regarded
as extravagant. but did not fall To have
some bullish effect. Nav fuctuated be-
tween Sl.0I and Si.01t. closing steady a
shade up at sl,013@l.0ls.
With temperature SO reduced that rail-
roads were working slow and farmers
hauling little corn. prices developed
strength. May ranged from 64ic to 64sc
with the close steady aMic not higher
at 643c. Cash grades were firm, No.
yellow was quoted at 69@T0c for old
Oats scored q substantial advance, bu!
reacted on realizing sales. May ranged
from 493c to t9ic. with last trades q
sixteenth above last night at 49lc.
Higher prices for hogs carried pro-
visions up n bit Pork closed 2i05c &c
TIC higher and the rest OF the list a,
An advance OF 2lc TO &C
RANGE or TIE LEADING, FITTURES
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Bank Statement.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. e.--The statement of
clearing house banks for the week owe
days) shows that the banks hold $685.
i25, $50 reserve in excess OF legal require
ments. This is an Increase OF s7.2T2, $50
I'm the proportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week
The statement follows:
Loans, sl,SSo, ,O55 900; increase. $685.
600.
Specie. sas5 ,261 900: increase. s1s,512,
600.
Legal tenders. sS7.e7o.ooo: increase,
Nel deposits. si.15s. 42o 900; increase.
Circulation. s5o,oss.o 900; increase, s17s,
Banks cash reserve in vault. $751;
Trust companies cash reserve In vault,
S64, 49,. 600.
Aggregate cash reserve. s422, 531 900.
Excess lawful reserve S21,'25.65o; in
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying 20 per cent
ash reserve, SOL. .2IS 600.
Actual condition:
Loans. sl.S93. 721 900; increase, sl5,574,-
900.
specie. s341.5os.Ooc; increase, si3,s9o,
600.
legal tenders. $780, 900; increase,
slS2, 900
Net deposits. s1,77e,s1S. 600: increase,
Circulation, ssh. .122 900; increase. s2s7.-
900.
Banks cash reserve in vault, 1866, go,
200.
Trust companies cash reserve in vault.
| $751; 303 600.
Aggregate cash reserve, sls6, sos 600.
| Excess lawful reserve, S2I,239. 100; In
crease sS.242. ESQ.
| Trust companies reserve clearing house
members carrying 20 per cent cash re-
serve. s74 l56, 900.
| Summary of state banks and trust
| companies in New York not reporting to
| the New York clearing house.
| Loans. S6l2, 1856, 800 decrease 1885. 300
Specie, S6S2ls. 900; increase. $500. 500.
Legal tenders, $ll.oSl,60o; decrease.
Total deposits. $500. IA 500; increase.
| S7.37I 500.
| The Tinancier will say:
| Cash continues 10 flow In the direction
Of New York the statement Of the clear
Saturday having shown an expansion IN
specie and legal tenders Of slf,ol0.oO0
| This was due not alone 10 receipts from
| the interior, but 10 operations through
| the sub-trcasury as well. Loang for the
week Increased Sl5,S7i.000 and deposits
| sl3.9l@. 900.
| The gain In cash won't fer the most
part TO swell Idle reserve, the excess
| for the week showing a gain OF SS.242.
80, bringing the excess above the -
pcr cent minimum 10 $2I. 80, 100 The
| peculiar feature of the statement was
| the largo gain OF trust company reserves
lcarried with clearing house members
the present weeks total standing at S7f.-
LID. 900, as against 500, 900 last week
all expansion OF S1a.514.0 900 or practically
| tho entire cash gain reported by all tho
clearing house institutions for the week
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NGn OF TUE LEADING TUTuREs
CASH QUOTATIONS.

firm; winter patents, S8.75@4 90;
sS,so@e,Oo: straishts. s4.55ll:65. bakers.
S9G 49, No amEE Ee o. @ssc ,sir feed So,S or
mailing. s1.20D1,3l. timothy seed. si2@
800; clover. s13 50@20.50: mess pork, per
bbl, S15.5o@l5.s7a; lard per 100 lbs,
S9.37b, short ribs. sides Ooose), SS.573.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances OF wheat and nour
were equal to $4,000 bushels: primary re-
ceipts were 1000 bushels, compared
with 332, 900 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago; estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat six cars: corn, 29f
cars: oats. forty three cars; hogs. $4,000
had
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribunc.
CHICAGO. Jan. ttle-Rec eipts.
estimated at 5000: market steady.
becvcs. $a.75GDS.5o. Texas steers. $4,000
$50; western steers. si.30M66o: stockcrs
and feeders, IS 25@575. cows and hcifers,
S2.00@6.40: calves, s5.5o@S.5O.
uogs-RcceIpts estimated at II 900;
market slow. 5c higher; light, s9.95@
$40: mixed. s6.oon6,37., heavy. $4,000
6.42s; rough se.o0@6.15; good to choice
heavy, s6.l5@6.42A; pigs. s4so@S.7o; bulk
OF sales. s6.15@6,36.
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 1900:
market strong. native. $2.75@460: west
rrn, S3.259465. yearlings. $4G541 $50
lambs. native. st25G6 60; western, $470
MG.G5,
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Evaporated Fruits.

BY Aesociotcd PrcsF.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.---Evsporstcd ep-
ples firm: spot. fancy, QmlO3c; choice
9@9sc; prime. sln9c.
PI'une? firm: quotations range from 90
L. l3Ic for CALIFORNIA; up To 30-4o5 and
lUiC To i2c for Orogon9.
Apricots firm; choice. loWioAc; extra
choice, l5NI6c; fancy. 16mlTc,
Peaches firm: choice. 1l5g HE; choice,
ll99I2c. fancy, 12a0i2sc-
Raisins nominal; loose muscatels. 524
10. choice TO fancy, seeded 7mSsc:
secdloss, Gnic; London layers. $l.i0@
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Kansas City.
Ey Associated Press.

EN NSSOCIdIcU FToS3.
KANSAS CITY, kan, s.-Cattie-Rc-
ceipts. 1000. including fifty southerns
market. steady; native steers, S5.25gS.25
southern steers, Si.T5@6.25. southern
cows and helrers, $3.00mA.1j: native cows
and hoifcrs, s2.75@7oo: stockers and
feeders 81 o00600 bulls, S3.25@5.15
calves. sd.25aS,O0; western steers. st i5@
100; western COWS S3.00@5.00.
Hoss-Rccclpts. 1900; market, strong to
SC higher; bulk OF sales, s5,S506.2O,
heavy, So 20m6 90; packers and butchers,
sG.00a6.25: lights, s5.I006.lo; pigs, $4.25
W6.26
Shecp-Tcceipts. none: market. steady;
muttous $5.2664.25 lambs, S4.7o@6-40;
fed wcthcrs aud ycarlinsS, SS.5O@5,25
fed ewes So.1J6t no.
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SAN PEDRO. LOS ANGELES & SALT
LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice Of Special Meeting of Stockholders,

Notice Of Special Meeting OF Stockholders.
Los Angeles. California, Jan. End, 1912.
To the Stockholders OF the san Pedro.
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Com
paDy.
Notice Is hereby given that 4 special
meeting of the stockholders OF the san
Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake Rail-
road company has been called by the
president and the board OF directors 10
convene at the office OF the company. and
at It's principal place Of business and at
the building where the board OF directors
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~ HICAGO. Jan. G.-To show the
manner in which the manipula-
tors OF the Buenos AJrcs wheat
~ market are getting the money from
Chicago and other markets of the
world, there wes heavy selling here to-
day on Argentine account In the way
or securing available profits. while the
market was chocll full OF news from that
country telling Of further reduction
In the exportable surplus, the latest fig
ures placing the amount at 3.250. 900
bushels, Staid old Enelsnmen how
ever, refused to be taken In BY the big
FOUR Of the Argentine Republic. as
Liverpool closed unchanged TO hd lower.
with moderate profit taking at the week
end. Buenos Ayres also reported a rail-
way strike as inevitable and said that
the trouble would be started In earnest
Monday.
Tho sooner the wheat trade OF the
world cuts out the Argentine news as a
price factor the better will everything be
for the speculative world While public
cables reported the weather In that coun-
try as more favorable. private advices
were OF continued rains. and some OF
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NaW York Produce,

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. e.---Flour STEADY,
with a quie, trade. Spring patents.
sSIOM5.i0; winter strsiGhts. sd.15mi. 25.
winter patents. Sd.35m4.To; spring clears.
$3.206340: winter extras No. I, $5,l5dl
$50; winter extras No. .. $3.55d3.66.
ISansaa siralghts s4.6O1d75. Receipts,
-. 100 barrels; shipment, 1000 barrels.
Wheat Spot barely steady: No. 2 red.
9o,c elevator and Sl.ooi f. o. b. afIoat
No. ! northern Duluth si.2ls Z. o. b.
afioat. Futures market opened easy ON
cables, rallied en- small receipts and
tlrInness in the northwest and bulllsh
private cables from Argentina, but
ga CEcd Off under wcek-en realizing
closing nc 10 t. net lower. May closed
s1.052: July closed Sl.o0k Receipts.
s4o0 bushels; shipments. 400 bushels
IIops-Dull: state common 10 choice.
1911. ASm56c: 1910 nominal; Pacific
coast. 1911, A5N50c; 1910 nominal
Tudcs-Stcady: Central America, 22c:
Bogota 29b@23lc,
Petrolcum-5teady: refined New York
barrels. $3.50: refined New York bulk,
sl Philadelphia barrels, $3.50 Phila-
Wool-stesdy; domestic fleece. Ohio,
CSC
Sugar-Raw, quiet; muscoyado. SO
test. sec; centrifugal. .a6 test, i.i2c;
ruclsssca sugar so test, J,6ic. Refined
quiet.
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Omaha.
Ey Associated Press.

BN HsSOcIdIcU FTeSs1
OMAHA, Jan. 6.--Cattle-Rccelpts. 300;
market steady; native steers S5.25@IT5.
COWS and hcifcrs. s3.25Q5.5o; western
steers. s8.75606.50; Texas steers, S3.5op
$50: COWS and hcifers. S3.Q0@5.20; can
ners. S2.75@3.50: stocllers and feeders.
sJ.O0@6OO; calves. s35o@7.75: bulls,
stays. etc, s5.50@5.25
Hogs-Receipts: $500, market; i%oqs % &c
go. light sa,75@6.25; pigs. Sf.5o@5.79;
bulk, Sc 1o@6.25.
Shcep-Rcccipts. 100. market steady
yearlnes. S465fD5,35: wetbcrs. sS.S5@4.40,
ewes, IS 0O@4oo; lambs. s5.25@64o.
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New York Bonds.
Chicago Produce.

BY Associated Press,
CHICAGO, Jan. Hutter-steady,
crenmeries. 26WSsc: dairics. 2$@$ic.
'Eggs-Firn: receipts. 1916 cases; at
mark, cases included, 2lsM3Uc; irsts, PA
@o9lc. prime hrstS, 325c.
Cheese Steady; daisies, 1GS@ l6Sc;
twins. 16@tsic: young Americas. ld5O
l6yC. long horns. 1GsW 1910.
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Coffee Futures Steady.
BN As6ocIalcd Press.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.--Corfeo futures
closed steady at n net advance OF 2TS
points. January. 1S.ioc; February, 13.42c;
March i3.15c; April l3.0sc, Muy. Juno
and July I2.94c; August and September,
293c October, l2.9@c; November. IL 9tc
December. II. 9Oc.
Spot coffee quiet: Rio No. Z, 14gc,
Santos No. 1. i53c Mild coffee quiet;
cordova, l6iGiSsc nominal.
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Flax. Oats and Rye.

by Associated Press,
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 6,--t'laX, s2.lS.
Barley-S5cWSl.3
Corn-No. J yellow, 60C.
Oatg-No. s white. 4G1t6lc,
Lyc-No. 2 gUc.
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'or tho day, 171.300 shares.
new York Money

|eey%S'eiatsd en- GIFTED Press.
'im 'iim. YORK. Jan. s.-Clo.e.
1tring antile aT'.nile paper. iiW4I per cent.
hes In reI%chense, steady, with actual
B day :" h,pa ppankors' bills at sisa.50 for
ad oiiiS and at sls6.eo for de-
N silver, soc. '"S-s
;crss,n Msan dollars, a7c
' Bonds. steady; railroads.
||ns on call. nominal
hinei.,' easy, sixty days, S@3i per
lhs, siS,, Gays SW3i per cent; Elk
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BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The metal mar
kets were quiet and prices nominal In the
absence OF cables.
Lake and electrolytic copper-i4lG1lsc-
Tln-$43 .123G44
Leads. i0@4.5o.
Spelter-36. 4515.e5
Iron-Unchanged.
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These Are the Symptoms !:

Pain In the back.
2-Too frequent desire TO urlnate.
3-BurnIng or obstruction Of urine,
4-Paln or soreness In the bladder
5-ProstatIc trouble.
Gas or palm In the stomach.
7-Generai debility, weakness, dIzzi-
ness,
8-Paln or soreness Under right rib.
e-SweiIlng In any part OF tho body.
10-Constlpation or liver trouble.
t1-Palpltatlon or pain under tho
heart.
t2-Paln In the hip Joint.
f3-Paln In tho neck or head.
14--Paln or soreness In the kidneys.
tS-paIn or swelling Of the Joints.
16-Psln or swelling OF the muscles.
17-Paln and soreness In nerves.
t8-Acute or chronic rheumatism.
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