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New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
NURSERY IN WALL STREET 7
Babies Checked for Women Who
Dabble in Stocks.

day nursery for children ranging in
age from six months 10 six years Is tho lat
est innovation in Wall street. II is main-
tanned as A special department by Consol-
dated Stock Exchange house for the con-
venience of its women customers, who cam
not leave their children at home when they
come down to dabble in stocks
Advantage seems to have been widely
taken Of the privilege, for the innovation
is said 10 have proved highly successful
The mothers are said to like it, as freed
from worry about their children, ii enables
them to speculate with an easy mind
Unfortunately for the continued success
Of the new department, however, the au-
thorities of the Consolidated Exchange are
opposed to IT, and are already taking steps
70 put It out Of business. in fact, the
officers OF the little board were aghast
when they learned that women, let alone
babies. had room set apart for them
in the offices Of a member of the exchange,
and said that such d thing would not be
sanctioned for an instant
The authorities of the various exchanges
have always frowned on women customers
and as a room for women customers in
Wall Street brokerage houses was almost
unheard OF, brokers who heard Of the Hew
venture Yesterday were amazed to learn
that a firm was admitting children, as well
as women, to its Offices.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADiNG.-Foreign houses
were not active factors in the local STOCK
market, buying about 5000 shares.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows Cascin
Company of American regular quarterly :
per cent on the preferred payable REP
ruary 10 Hood Rubber Company regular
quarterly IA per cent on the preferred.
pavable February ~. Butler Brothers, Of
Chicago, regular semi-annual 10 per cent
and the the usual extra 2l2 per cent, nolh
payable February ]. Boston ManuiaClur-
ing Company semi-annual -, payable Eeb-
luary l. Electric Bond and Share Company
quarterly ~ per cent on the preferred an
increase OF 4 of per cent quarterly, pay
able February /, and the regular quarterly
per cent on the common payable jan
uary o. National Lead Company regular
quarterly ~ per cent on the preferred,
6ayablc March 10. Consolidated Gas Com
able March l5 Norfolk & Western Rail
way Company. regular quarterly ~ per
cent on the common, payable March IS.
EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK.-Thc
Fast River National Bank announces that
Zenas r.. Newell owing to i'll health has
resigned as cashier and that his resigna-
ton has been accepted with regret: MI
Newell has been cashier OF the bank Tor al
most Hfty years. George T.. llOyer, for
morly assistant cashier succeeds MI
Newell.
ROCK ISLAND DEBENTURES.-A the
Office of Spcyer a Co. il IS stated That ad-
vauCo dDpllCdtlOn lOi the uISpiu DdIdllCt W
tho Rock Isla nj . per cent dcbcntures are
coming I'm satisfactorily, both from ina.
viduals and Institutions in New York ana
other cities. The subscription closes on
Monday.
STEEL RAIL ORDERS.-Thc Pcnnsyl-
vaniu Railroad Company announces that it's
steel rail orders for 1872 will aggregate ljO,-
90 tons for all lines east and west OF Pitts
burgh The order OF the Delaware, LaCka-
wanna & Western. calling for 300 tons Of
standard steel rails, mas been divided among
the Lackawanns Steel Company, 1900 tons:
Bethlehem Steel Company, 5000 tons, and
the Pensylvania Steel Company, eco tons.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO NOTES SOLD.
THE 5000 900 Baltimore and Ohia equip
ment trust ~ per cent certificates, taken
bv bankers Wednesday. have been sold 10
institutions and individual investors.
ELECTED VICE-PRESIDENT.- u.
AlIing formerly assistant cashier of the
National Nassau Bank, has been elected
vice president. Gilbert Thomas, who has
been assistant to the president, has taken
a. W. Gilbert, loan clerk also has been
made as assistant Shier.
COPPER MARKET-April copper is Of
fered Al llla cents, but 30 far there has
been little buying. Nearby second hard
conner can be bought for l4h cents, cleo
trolytic, thirty days. London's decline of
- in spot furnished 10 incentive yester-
day 10 buy.
SECURITIES LIsTED.-The following
securltl4s have been added to- the Stock
Ia chapcc list: The George w. Helme Com
non cumulative Z per cent preferred. and
IVovmar Bruton Company 100000 common
stocks and 100000 nOn-cumuiativc pre-
ferrcd
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
MAY SUCCEED WINTHROP
T. w. Churchill Mayors Choice
for Head of Board of Education.

Thomas " Churchill Is Mayor Gaynor :
candidate 10 succeed Escrtou !. Winthrop
jr as President Of the Board of Educa-
ton. The election comes early ~ February.
Ii is understood that .Ir Winthrop Is not
an active candidate for reelection. He has
served since the first administration OF
MAYOR Mcclellan, his orother-in-law.
Although. it is said, Mayor Gaynor has
not formally conveyed TO the members OF
the board his wishes in the ma tier, he has
frankly told those who have asked him
about il that he favored Mr.. Caurcmll. IL
t. probable. under the circumstances thdt
he will be elected, as large number oil
the board are Gaynor Gppointees MI
Churchill is an old schooltedcher. lie Is
now a lawyer at No. So Wall street. HIS
home Is at No 56l West l6lst street.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
BIG CONCERN IN TROUBLE
French S1O,OOo,0o0 Company
Petitioned Into Bankruptcy.

q petition In bankruptcy was filed ytster-
oSE against the Societe Credit Foncler
AHlerlca, which had an Office a. No. u
"liham street and was organized 20 uade
l.- real estate here and sell bonds in France
me petitionins creditors we're Isabelle
HacNabb, Sl,5O0; Samuel Gordon 500. on
an assigned claim OF Isabelle MacNabb, ana
Jeanne Shibley, 5000. all on dcbenture
bonds which they bought
II was alleged that the corr oraton was
hSolVcnt made preferential payments oil
Si"Vt, transferred large sums of money ana
removed large part Of its assets. It was
also stated that Walter l.. Butler, of WI
mngton, Del, had been appointed receiver
on November 10 by the Chancery Court at
New Castle, Del. as IT was Delaware cor
poration. in an equity suit begun by Ken
ncdy Childs, and that the corporation ad-
mitted insolvency ana permitted the ap-
pointment of a receiver.
The liabilities are stated to be over $4,000,
but the value of the assets is not given.
Judge Hough appointed William LASER re-
CCveT
The application for he appointment of
MIR. Butler as receiver alleged that bonds
and stocks TO the amount oc S2OO,OOO were
I Improperly and wrOnGfully disposed OF ana
appropriated II alleged. furthermore, that
the corporation was not organized in good
faith TO trade in real estate in the United
States. but really TO float stock and bond
scheme.
Most Of the creditors are IN France, ana
! have been clamoring for their money The
company came into a good deal of notorety
last summer when dispatch from Paris
said that the books and papers of the office
in Paris had been seized by the police. The
Societt was Incorporated under Delaware
laws in March, 1905, with capital stock oL
SlN 900. 900 and debenturc bonds Of EsllWW.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26

New York January IS, 1912
BFEyES-Receipts, Il cars or e99 head. an
for slaughter except / car; cars state cattle.
Nothing doing: feeling dull but steady.
dressed beef unchanged at So li2c for native
sides.
CALyES-Receipts. 227 head; rs head on
sale. nominaIly steady for vesis; dun ana
weak for coarse heavy Western calves. Dressed
calves steady; city dressed Veals' l2a loc'
country dressed, I q 1Sc. -,
SHTEP AND IAMSs-Rsceipts, 49et head;
IA cars on sale sheep steady; lambs krnl
and 1Oa iSc higher. Common 10 prime sheep
ic.S 1e~csj sold at sSasi 25 per 100 ib; :gils.
a. 80: common 10 prime lambs. 500 80 81;
dressed mutton steady at 1gSlsc: dressed
lambs ga few hog dressed, Iz11c.
country dress d hothouss lambs. SigN per
carcass. -, o.,
Saieg-Tobin & shannon 90 state lambs, -
N average SO s. per 100 ID: 2. 90 ID. SO 90; 3
- H. S.: 90 Ohio I3 10. SO IS: l state sheep'
l4O 10. i2J. ,o =.
s4T5; SO sheep. 1913 lb. 81: 81 Kentucky. l0s
lb So 80: - bucks. III ID, So 20: 30 ONO culs'
Sd H. 81 81: ~ lambs. 50 ID. s6 Is.
Kerns Commission Company: 50 Inoians
lambs 81 10, So 81 sheep. 13T III. 81; 20. l2s
TO- So Is: o. 1H II, So: ) yearllngs, rs 10, -.
HOGS-Receipts II cars. or Z, 487 head: nons
for sale on live weight. Nem'nally nrm. CounS
try dressed hogs steady at 6ia a sac.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
ST. PAUL'S DIVIDEND CUT
directors Reduce Annual Rate
from 7 Per Cent to s..

... directors Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
- Paul Railway Company yesterday
- tho expected action of reducing the
,,,t5ond rate on the common stock from
~ per cent year Announcement oi
asr was made Just after the close OF
70 s,ock market. which had come almost
5osd halt in the last hour during the
ting Of the ST. Pauls board, which
hrran at o'clock
IA statement was issued regarding the
ling Of tho dividend the accepted OK
N,,,,tlon for which is found in the de-
losed earnings on the common stock re-
,,,,i,r from the increase in capitalization
,osdo necessary by the demands for funds
- construction Of the Pacific Coast oN-
,,,sion. the Chicago Milwaukee Puget
lo,,nd Railway The earnings during the
.,,rrant fiscal year have been at the rate
- onlv about &i4 per cent on the outstand-
% St16S4S2oO common stock.
Tho sorni-annuaI dividend Of 2l2 per cent
t,clsred Yesterday. reduction of l per
cent from the declaration Of six months
,ro is payable on March l. The board
a,so declared the regular scmi-annual 81
,.er rent dividend on the preferred stock,
tnayable on the same date.
The common stock has paid { per cent
,.early since 1902. inclusive. The rate was
nor cent in 1901. per cent from 1897 to 1860,
Inclusive and per cent from 1899 TO 1896
,ycsnt in 1895. when per cent was paid
President Earling, ]. Ogden Armour and
s,an,ey Field, OF Chicago, it is understood,
urged i'm the board meeting the mainten-
snce o. the regular per cent rate on the
common, saying that the better policy
would he TO draw upon surplus, in the eN-
p.ctation of an early Improvement in earn
;nes. while William Rockefeller, Roswell
Miller the chairman of the board; Percy A.
Rockefeller, Donald g. Geddes and {. W.
darkness advocated a reduction 10 per
cent. their arguments prevailing with the
remaining members of the board Of thir-
liGp1YEGiOn
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
INSPIRATION COPPER OFFER.

The Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York and IIidder, Peabody & Co. of Bos-
ton call attention Of stockholders of the In
spiration Copper Company and Live Oak
development Company 10 the fact that
OF inspiration Copper Company stock at
SO share and shares Of the Live oak De-
velopment Company stock at $40 a share
expires at the close Of business January
%. Also that their authority 10 exchange
one snare Of Inspiration Consolidated Cop
per Company stock for every two shares of
Inspiration Copper Company stock. and
two shares of Inspiration Consolidated Cop
per Company stock for each one share of
Lave Oak Development Company stock
under the terms of the Inspiration COnsol-
ddled Copper Company Cfter expires on
january %.
The stock Of the Inspiration Consolidated
Copper Company was admitted to quota
uon on the curb yesterday The capital
stock OF the company authorized Is SIC =
uN0.C00 par value $40 a share
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
FREED ON "WIFE'S" CHARGE
Convinces Court He Isn't Married
Woman Sent to Bellevue.

Samuel Zicher who was arrested on Tues
Cay as the deserving husband of Mrs. Lena
Jone, was arraigned yesterday tefore Mag
istratc Harris, in the Court of Domestic
Relations and discharged. The complain
ant failed 10 put In an appearance when
the case was called, but Zicher had sew
eral witnesses in court to testify in his be-
half
When the case had been disposed OF. Mrs.
Jene anpeared She insisted that Zichor
was her husband and refused 10 leave the
court On warrant obtained by Henry T..
Lewis charging that she was insane, Mrs.
Jene was taken before Magistrate Kerno-
chan and committed for observation to
EelIcyile Hospital for five DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
COURT OFFICER BADLY HURT
General Sessions Man Found in
Street with Skull Broken.

Joseph NJ. O'Neilt of No 6SS East l$Sth
street. The Bronx. an attendant Of the
Court of General Sessions, was found last
night al 223d street and White Plains
Road with a fractured skull. lie was
taken TO Fordham Hospital. but lie was
not conscious long enough to give any
satisfactory information as to the way in
which he received his injuries.
Detectives Conway and McCarty arc in
vestigating the case. There is no indication
Of robbery The surgeons at the hospital
say II would be impossible for man 10
receive the injuries suffered by O'Ncili III
a fall from vertigo
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
AREco's ANNUAL REPORT OUT.

The twenty-fourth annual financial state
ment OF the American Real Estate Com
pany, published to-day, shows this cor
poTation 10 have assets OF over $24,OO0, 600
with capital and surplus OF over $1,000 600
Title 10 the Hendrix Hudson apartment
house, Riverside Drive and Cathedral Park.
way, purchased by this company I'm De.
cember. 1t Is stated, win be taken Feb
ruary !. so this property did not appear in
us assets OF 1911
The company holds many Office and loft
buildings In the midtown district and hjeL
grade apartment houses on the upper West
Side Of Manhattan and the well knovr
Areco district OF The Bronx II has Ionr
financed It's real estate operations by offer.
ing it's direct obligations 10 the public. and
It's per cent bonds are well known In thai
Investment field
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed Yesterday in the United states
District Court:
LOUIS &. NICOi,L. salesman. No 1876
Seventh avenue formerly a partner IN the
firm Of NiColl & Merksamcr. builders. which
went out Of business IN lp1. voluntary.
Liabilities sL33 40: no assets.
SACHER & SCHWARTZ iurs. No. 63
East llth street; involuntary. Liabilities,
& o1o. asset 5000
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities n
,onsiderabl falling OF in business was
shown, owing 20 the listing of number
Of the tobacco issues on the Stock EN-
change Tho general tone was steady. al
thoush at times an irregular tendency de-
veloped on realizing by. traders. The bond
department continued prominent. with Dc
cidcd strength in spots Missouri Pacific
per cent notes advanced about a point.
with increased activity: Missouri, kansas
d Texas > per cent notes ana thcdso
Elevated - were active and higher In
Inc Industrial list scarcely any business
worthy Of mention was shown, aside from
a slight inquiry for r. J. REYNOLDS, United
tigar stores and Lchigh Valley Coal Sales
nratelv active in spots. The silver stocks
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan. 25--Corn day sold at .he
and nearly so for May. A fOreeas, ot general
stormy conditions threatening to Interfere fur-
ther ,cith the drying o1t OF tho crop and retard
m a serious extent much desired shipments. was
The Immediate reason tor the bulge. Closing
figures were steady az 3sn lac 10 ssc advance
sGi,c up. oats with "A gain OF ssfs.c, and hog
products less expensive by 2isGi0c. Range OF
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26

NIoLAssEs AND SYKUPsL.yIn1rsd r1Irady were u"''
nII + Inseod unchanged Renncd p''V'
IaIn steady at the recent ADVANCE I'm,
RICE-Firn with a fair demand at iu'' 'u'
unchanged prices. .,,,t,,cd : 20
sUGAR-Rehred quite. fine grannIat,p. 'i2Y f
n 5 1Oc net, less pee cent ior Gash, W ,a
sd. prfc. named by the Federa ~ 70 o1o
tps cuba. Janua,y shipment at 20,
bass SCI ct, cost and freight, squal 20 cor
gerc and here were rumors OF business ce ,r'
a., o. iii Fchr,Iarv Shipment AZ equal 10 t."oS'
ypot prices were 4Jgc for o8 test Sen,s Si,I ~
,aI. . 'Sgc for 50 test muscovado anu o"f' s ~"
~ ,esi mol7sscs IN London beef sugar w.
st..dy enrly, with January ana FcoIuaiE ui
changed at 15s 2i.d. and May "a I nlsIh'T az az
49,. "a tut Tho afternoon CaOi" reported Jan
~, and F.buigry Al ijs. London cables 'ht
visible supply as 10000 tons
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26

PROyIsIONs-Quot hut prices were easier.
Influenced by a decline Of points IN the hog
market and selling by pSehsrs pesny .,Sg P0Bk 30
short clear. SITasls 80. BEEF-Mess. S130
SI3 30: FAMILY, SIl 5OT SIS; packet. sl3 j0a
Si4. extra India mess, $50 So 90 BEEF
UAMs-Ouiet at S2T 50d 500 80. DRESSED
HoGs-steady; bacons. sac; $50 10: Slsc: l6o
"pickicd bcliies 10 H. 90 d0iac: ~ 10, 81, ii
9lsc. il H. 81. Gaikc; picked hams II N II igc.
LLoW-Steady; special. Csc; city dc;
country. 6isc. LARp-astcady; mldule west
10 inc. Continent o. T5c: Brazil. kegs. ~ SOC
corrnourd a.. aTish STEARINE--Oleo, ga a
az citv lard. ioE a10isc.
MFTAIS-CoPPER- Standard arm; spot,
January Fehruary MarGH spo1 npr ,Gn G"o as GS
fm,ures fGo Iss qd. Arrivals. i,250 tons: eN-
norris 10 All ions so far this month. Lake
conner. I1it dl4sc. clectroytic, lis liisc.
anI casting It%G % TlN4Erm !, aa Fsbr Ipq'
ary 40 T5g, az 2jc: March a.. 60n ". I5c; April
Sri Ns~ I9G ~ soc london steady! spot,
fiot. futures. fI02 LEAD-Dull at .4oa !. soc
New YORK and $50 q :.e East - LOUIS, Len, on
don fi5 I2s "a. sPELTER--Duil al g - a 65c
T",,t Ynrt and q 80 n q soc East 81 Louis. Lon
Jor soa los Gd ANTIMoNY--Dull; Cooksons $.
: a7iac JRON-CIsyeiand warrants. ADS In
london. locally quiet 10 ! toIndry NSr'h, @
s,u,bern and soft. Si4 25dsli "a.
NAVAL sTOREs-Spirits turpentine dull
and sasy showing slight declines In prices
Rosip dull but nominally unchanged. re 7
stesHv snd unchanged. SPIRITS TURPEN:
riNF r,n@bine bbls. 5Ihc. TAR ~. RosIN
Cn,nr,on 70 good strained. &c; u. Il5c; y
and g. 'aoc: +. 7?5c: G, 1900; H. LIoc; l.
CoTTcNsEED co. r. oII,-Firmer and prices a,
fhc close were i8s points net higher. Local
contract prices; yes,er-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26


GRAIN N-WHEAT-while net pric. changes
were small. values closing a. unchanged "
Lee not higher. the tone was firm. ana th-
market showed continuation Of the oHlllsn
sentiment Of wednesday. Liverpool was lower
than expected, hut after moderate decline
prices N owed firmness and values worked up
to slightly above the previous high. opera
tors were again Impressed by reports from tho
Northwa5; placing the amount OF wheat IN
farmers' bands IN inc three spring wheat
states AZ about only 2rCoO 600 bushels. which
y. aking allowances for seed. viii leave only
about 1000, 900 availshle The oficial esti-
mate Of tho Argentine crop placed the Nield az
10 S2I OO1 bushels. indicating an aNportab'c
surplus of about 1lGrno 600. compared with
crop last year Of l3".C25 600. 40 rcd here,
81 0ii7 elevator. export basis. and 81 O%S
b lfoat 80 ! Northern Duluth. 81 y -
o ano4L CORN-There was = further
advance. with active buying. aud final prices
were uea- the top. with a net advanc" OF a q
sc. Interior casn markets were firm az = q
lc advaG"N Tho Argentine cstimat" placed
the Weld IT 212.ouO Geo. Export corn here,
5gs, n b ahoat CATS-Firm and higher
Cash oats hrm: StardGrd white, 35Hlc In cl".
vato-f. No . SO e; Nos ans 5a'.c. and
natural and white clipped, 5iI3Nc on track
RYE-StCaJy. No .. a7c nominal g Bunal"
BARLEY--Firm mailing. 81 2jnSl ;"
Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26

FLOUR iND MEAI,-Flour hrm"r. ana
rricrs Ner" = N 10 pouu higher on al asking
basis bu, ere no. disros'd 70 pay nor" tnan
old ngureG Sprihg patents. 81 4onS' 10. WIN
,cr straiLris $i35g 81 -, winter patents.
- G0Ts4 80. spring Gears. 81 3Jn s. go, extra
No I winter ST. sous "a. extra 40 = winter.
81 70at s. %. Kansas straights. 81 SoHSi = M:
fancy spriug patSrts 81 i5d 81 ~. RYE
FLOUR-Ft-n. FAIR to good. 50 1pn& 90
choice 90 lucy. 81 a5Ns5 20. RJIkWHEAT
FLOI-R-Steady. s. SnHt2 pn per 100 lb.
CONSTELLATION dried, 81 -. BAG MEAL
Pine white and yeloa. 81 - q 81 80. coarse.
81 s51sIJA FEED-Weuern spring. t2H;
standard r1iddling. So 80. Aour DO. SGl 50. r"i
dog S32. ,ity bran. s27 90 bulk. $50 80 sacks,
m iddiins s:T scat est So. rcd dog S32 hominv
chop $50 puik $50 20 sacks. on meal. s." 80
u go.
COTTON Nervous and unsettled. end after
~ thcr sharp iGvgur" early trading eascd
on under reports tudt picking and ginning had
been rc-umed in the south Tn" closc was
steady II q net d'oliu, ~ to : points. Tho
report If 'hc C.Tsus Bureau indicated con-
SUMPTION by domestic mills for IN" first four
months ~ this season. somewhat in excess
Of last wear while a showed domestic MIL
stocks ds u January 10 have been 1881 $40
bales. against 1..;52 iia last year Southern
spot markets wcr" generally ntm ana un-
changed to- SO higher Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
YORKTOWN LEAVES GUAYAoUIL
Five Men Ashore with Yellow Fever
Bertolette S Body To Be Brought Home.

Washington. Jan. 25.-The gunboat York
town sailed from Guayaquil. Ecuador To-
day where she had been visited by yelio"
fever. for Santa Elena, llo miles distant
and in direct communication with 'he
cable.
She left five OF her men ashore. either
suffering from the fever or threatened by
IL The booy Of Commander Bertoicttc,
who died from the disease, will hc brought
nOvtn II once.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26

GuayaQui. Ecuador, Jan. -. -- The
funeral Of Commander Levi e. Bertolettc.
Of the Yorktown. who died here yesterday
from yellow fever. took place to-day at
the American Consulate The Consul Gen
eraI. Herman r. Dietrich, several other
conguis. the Ecuadorean Minister Of war
and Marine. General Juan Navarro, Gen
erals Plaza and Andradc and their stalls
and representatives of the municipal au-
thorities attended the service and accom-
panied the body from the American Con
sulatc to the gunboat Tarqui, which trans
ferred it to the Yorktown. The coffin was
covered with American and Ecuadorean
flags and General Andrade delivered the
funeral address.
There are now eighty cases OF yellow
fever among the troops at Quito
New-York tribune., 1912-01-26

c~o,c,go Ian. S-CATTLE-Receipts 5000;
I!aI!kStx 5". Texas steers 81 gOasG 10. stock
cry and feeders. 81 500 SO 80: cows and he'fers'
t"as6 Is: calves. - 5o4Ss 80. HOGS-lc-
&C eip'sii i,9bt 81 Soa sG25 mixed. 50 05 SO %;
ieavy, Sc loqS6 A.; rough 3 ." a M01, pigs'
5! ?oGS@ 30; 6TiN %oo ioa a5c lover thsn an
TSfsstterds,; natiye s. aOd 50 %; western. s. 20
- e. On. NcarIings. 81 50n s. 81. lambs, native.
- StS ;"n 3" %itv' Jan. 25-CATTLE-Recei
2 100 Including 200 S"uth"rns; steady TO lOc
lcwer: dressed beef an6 export Steers, 80 80 q
e .tockers ana feeders, 81 90 q SO %
SS'.,,tLorn. : ~ S5QS6 80: Southern COWS s3as5;
Hs ~ 81 30; calves, 81 75as7 80. HOGS Re-
F",nts q 200; steady TO sc lower. bulk Of sales,
S'SS s. 80 So 3o rsav Pa2-Ssr: e and
eg,yh''ssi e. oGG g. sIiEEP- Receipts $500:
STEADY 10 weak: lambs go 81 90; earrings. rs
81 80 s. 50 wetnSrf Stgs' o. os4 80 ;" 'oa
cincinnati Jan 2SCAITLE1RsGelP.' = 81
as quie and stsady sieeos o 5o@s csi;S, 20;
neH,'" 81 5OGsS 30. HOGS-Receipts 2TS4:
Guiet. selected heavy shippers, strons and &c
higher other gg.Sdscs sieSdy' pasSSps sSw s. e e@
e. e. a", pigs ana lights. 81 25@s5 50. SHEEP
Tecepis. lS6: steady at 81 ooas" ''' lambs.
sl9w s"'' eurSaio. Jan. 25.-CATTLE-R Receipts.
zoo: p.' slow and steady. NEAI,S-Reeelpts goo;
@cc,iv" and strong; s. 80 . $40 - few, $40 80.
dIfo1Gs-Roceipts 3.2oo: active and steady
IiSs 81 81 q 81 10; rorshs 81 75as5 30. SHEEP
PSn 7 ANBS-Rcccipts 10000; active weth-
a.. toc. lambs 3jc higher: lambs, 81 500
g.; 80: wethcrs, 81 :5ds4 30,
rRy Telegraph TO The Tribune.I
c, LOWS. Jan. 25.--CATTL F. Receipts.
, ~ moderately active; about steady prices
-.s,,tr,.s light. stc"rs 5: BOO IS %. heifers.
Sn e! So s0. COWS - Giefki 10: Southern steers
St1sG sa HOGs-R"cepts. l+.lOo; fairly ac-
go al declines OF :: ~ iOc. choice, 81 30nSG ~.
se IN. hest lights. ~ 2ja$5 90; fair, 81 iOa
~ * ,,cst pigs - 80, - 80: fair little pigs.
!, snt, 81 ~. SHEEP--HeceptF. 3.liu. gOpd
f',d,s iOa I5c higher; lambs s. 50n 81 30.
Ill 81 :,uG - -. ycdilings. Sjhsj 20. NUT
,nn sheer, ;i@Si "1 common 10 medium 81
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New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Ian. 2j.-CLovERsEED. cssh.
so az: January $i3 % T., Es5rnary.
Si3 g7i,: March. Si5 %; No q si3 30 $f2 So:
No g. Si3 3OdS Si3 A.: rejected, si3@st3 20: no
established grade. s"eesl2 20; Al:sLkE. cash.
sl2 ~: January. 81 -; March III ooi I'm :
81 30