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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
ANSWERS HIS CRITICS
Rubber Co.'s President Explains
Recent Listing of Stock.

In connection with the recent applica-
ton Of the United States Rubber Com
pany 70 the New York Stock Exchange
TO list additional common and preferred
stock President Samuel f. Colt stated
yesterday that the criticism concerning
the published statement of earnings
arose from a misunderstanding of the
real situation lie said:
As stated in the application which has
been duly granted by the authorities OF
the stock Exchange. $6,000.000 additional
common stock is to be given in exchange
for the entire common stock Of the Rub
Der Regenerating Company.
II is only fair that our stockholders
should know at this early date that the
entire earnings of the United states
Rubber Company for this fiscal year
promise To be largely in excess Of dlNl-
dend requirements. The earnings of the
Rubber Regenerating Company are now
double the dividends on the amount OF
the United States Rubber Company com
mon stock issued in exchange for the
corresponding issue of that company.
Furthermore. the United States Rubber
Company Will undoubtedly, aside from
earnings. lie indirectly benefited TO a
large extent by the acquisition of the
| Rubber Regenerating Company.
There seems To have been some mis-
apprehension as To the amount of sur
plus shown in the statement Of the
! United States Rubber Company to the
Stock Exchange for the six months
ended September 30. in comparison with
the surplus shown as Of March 81 last
in the annual report. Apparently IL has
| been overlooked that in the mean time
the company has declared and paid a
stock dividend of 100000 to it's com
mon shareholders. Obviously the sur
plus was reduced by thIt amount
In making the application 10 the Stock
Exchange to list the additional common
and first preferred stock as complete
financial statements as possible for the
various companies involved were made.
The application was filed some time be-
fore the close of the fiscal year of the
United States Rubber Company and its
subsidiaries consequently, IL was impos-
Sible TO render complete statements. as
could have been done if the application
had been fled some little time after the
close of the fiscal period
TO my mind" concluded President
Colt the important point in this whole
matter is that which l have already re-
ferred to-namely. that the earnings of
the United States Rubber Company
promise TO be largely in excess Of all
dividend requirements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Jan. 27.-To-day's market in
local securities moved within narrow
limits and trading was comparatively
dull. Sears and Studebaker common and
Booth Fish preferred moved up to- z
points each, and there were fractional
appreciations of quotations in oats pre-
ferred. Brick. Chicago Railways and Com
monwealth Edison. while there were con-
trasting declines, all of fractional char
acter. in PEOPLES Gas. Public Service pre-
ferred. Woolworth common. Railways
Series and Streets common shares. The
unchanged group included Hart, :. & VI.
preferred. Title and Trust, Can common
Swift and Steel common Small adj
vances in Commonwealth Edison IS and
the slight decline in Armour 4l2s were
the principal changes noted in bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28

box. stas2: Cuban. 35c9s2; ENpIvE. II. Eiq
I5c: HORSERADISH, 100 n. s3aso' kAL Lt;
Dbl 30d i0c KOHLRABi. New orleans DID, 10
81 J0a<3; Florida. basket or crate, siasn ~
sIas1 10: New Orleans. Dbl 75c@$l; okRA'
Florida carrier S2aS4; Cuban. o-til es carrier,
s2aS3 80: PEAS, Florida small basket $3.50
large. S3aS5 20; PEPPERS. Florida, carrier
5ocqSl %; 9-tin box. SlaS2 -; Cuban. carrier,
5Ocasi %; large. crate, slas2: PARsNisr,SS;
bbl. 75caS1; PARSLEY. o, curly Dbl sin
ROMAINE. Florida. basket. 7Jcasl 80: New
orleans. bbl, slaSi 80; Bermuda. crate; 13c9sl :;
Sow Orleans. bbI. 81 JOas3 50; Virginia, bas-
ket 75c: SQUASH old bill, 81 50as2 Cuos sn
new. white. box. 81 50aS2: Florida ~ |VgS@;
basket 75cd$l 30: TURNIPS. rutabaya, ppi 90
Rag. JOdgOc; TOMATOES. Florida. carrier, -
aSS: Cuban 81 5Ons3: Nassau. Sl4s3, WA
TERCRESs. 100 punches. 81 5oTS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
THE COTTON MARKET
Loses Early Strength and Closes
at a Decline.

An early advance III the cotton market
was attributed to favorable trade adyicns
from the West and reports that last
weeks tariff hearings had created more
optimistic view of probable changes in tie
tariff among cotton mill owners. At tie
top of the mornings advance there was
gain of about s. bale over the low Of
last week, but the advance brought out
increased offerings for both Southern ana
local account. and prices weakened, with
the close easy and from to ) points net
below Saturdays close. Liverpool WAS
disappointing early. owing to- nervousness
over the Balkan situation. but rallied just
before the opening here on American outl
support. Southern spot markets We're
unchanged 10 &c higher and the local
market held unchanged 1T l3.05c for mid
ding upland Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan 2i.-Local gram ulaIHe,s
beaan Tho wool ''sIck " AZ brokers term II when
there. Is but little trade. and net price changes
were of the slightest. Provisions we're nru.
closing at best prices ~ the Jay. WIN
trdtrerent cables fair weather heavy pri-
mary receipts no demand for export ana 90
nestle spot in the doldrums, wheat draggsd
most Of the session. Toward the enu n,,s
covered ON the visible decrease and because
they were uneasy as to the Balkan SITUATION
and the market recovered 10 saturday CLOS
ing level The narrow fluctuations OF corn
Indicated a compromise between buls ana
baars for while the Argentine was stiil on INC
programme with damage by suitry wea'heI'
The heavy primary receipts and slim casn oe-
mand and a decline ~ I2c In spot were
against the price May closed sc under sat
urday Oats were heavy. with corn anu on
the poor demand for spot. Tho sample mar
ket was nc off What looked like investment
bnying advanced provisions prices 'zc to Zoc.
although hogs at the yards were easier. Range
d nriCeg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
BOND DOTS.

Findlay. Hancock County. Ohio. passed
ordinances on January 8. it is stated.
authorizing the issuance Of 1863 80 and
S4Sl AZ per cent sewer assessment bonus,
dated March I. 1913
1t is reported that the election held on
January 10 in Alexandria. Rapids County
La. resulted in favor of the proposition
issuing sl2 800 ffteen-year district drain
age system Improvement bonds.
Reports state that the 10000 - pei
cent forty-year coupon may be registered
school bonds Of Elizabeth, Union County
~ J.. have not been sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London Jan 2T.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day amounted to o.ie5 bales
with Americans buying fine and coarse cross 70
brcds. and France and Germany compeuuE
,ylti, IN. home trade Tor merinos the market
ruled firm I'm sellers favor. TO-day's Saies
follow: New south Wales 1900 baaes; secured,
lSdls II ID; greasy. 6a4dHls Al. Queensland
5,si. secured IL 4d02s I'd. greasy, lDiuls ID
Victoria l. 100. secured. Is ldn2s "a; greas5
7ieddIs 81. South Australia, go, greasy. s'ad
ais West Australia. $50: greasy, 9dGis q.
New Zealand. 5000: secured. isnls Gisd,
greasy. Sdals 2i.d. Cape OF Good Hope anu
Natal 100. greasy. Sal0 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28

PROVISIONS Firmer. with good buying
bv strong Interests notwithstanding liberal Re-
celpts OF hogs AND n decline OF . points IN ,he
- market, PORK-Sirong. mess. Sie 2ou
siS "a. family, s2laSs23 short clear, s2i1
So ~ BEEF Steady: mess. s2oas2l; family
se4Gs25: packet s22ps23 extra India mess 49,,
S9sGsa0 BEEF HAMS-Quiet: s5ons32.
npT-SsED IIOGS-Steady; bac0ns, lOsTllhc;
n Js,t' Iit.c. CUT MEATS Picked bellies
tirm' l2i.a12iac; picked hams hrm. i4hc'
AIIOW-Firm; special. &c; city, o'te' Goun
trv Gd6Ac LARD Firm: Middle West
no io4 no soc; city, lose: refined firm, South
america II SIC: Continent. 1886; Brazi KEGS
10 80 COMPOUND steady. tSp. &c.
STEARINE steady; oleo' '%piVc' V"y '"''
loi,c nominal. 80 ,.
(OTTONsEED OtL-Firm. with covcring
I'm the January position. which had "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market was quist
with lake quoted at 16tagloac; eiecuoIyus
16Iac. and casting l6dl6Ac. standard copper
on the Metal Exchange was weak, WIN SPOT
and january. ij.3Ti2c bid; February, March,
April and MAY. 1j37lsd15.73c. In London
copper closed weak at f6s los for spot ana
$50 Is 81 for futures. Arrivals OF copper AZ
New York. 800 tons. and exports for the Tnon"'
thus far. 1892 tons. oa-o.
TiN-Was easy. with spot quoted 4o.3042oc:
January $500 ~. Soc. February: 4s'o9I
40. s0c: March. 1850 l9. zoe April 40. loh
a. soc and May, 4S449 s5c. In London I'm
closed dull, with spot at t22o os ana tu'u'e'
ANTiMoNY-Dul and nominal, with Cook
IEAD-Dull: New York spot. 4.25G4 3jc:
East n. Louis. 4l0a420c. London closed at
fl8 rs Cd.
SPELTER- New York spot In1. l0c,
and East ST Louis. 6.s597c. London speter
closed ut t2G IS I'd.
IRON-Cleveland warrants. Cos Sd in Lon
don, Locally iron unchanged with 40 L
Northern quoted SIS j0GSl0; No ., slsaSis ~
No / Southern. SIS 25dSl? and No l south
ern soft SIS 25TSls -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
CRUDE OIL HIGHER.

Pittsburgh Jan. 2I--The South Pennsy lvanla
OIL Company this morning announced an ad-
vance OF cents a barrel In the purchasing
price OF the principal grades OF crude oil. max
ing Pennsylvania crude. 81 II. Mercer Black.
81 80: New Castle. 81 80; Corning. 81 -; Ca
bell 81 ~: Somerset. 81 -. and Ragland. 6s
cents
Findlay Ohio. Jan. - The Ohio oil Com
panv to-day advanced the price OF North Lima
oil 10 81 ~: South Lima and Indiana 10 81 ~
each and Illinois 10 81 -. The Ohio OIL Com
pany has also advanced the price OF Wooster
on cents barrel maklnG u now 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
CURB ECHOES.

II * reported that the Goldheid Con-
solidated Mines Company has mace ne"
strike at depth Of lS feeL inc orc
BODY being about 40 feet wide and asIay :
ing apprCXimately 50 ton. DuIlnS -
Cembcr. 1872. the company PIoluC -
50 tons mined. gross Vaiue Si-a or
SZ3eg: operating expenses "tIc "a =
snd not realization for the month was
i5soc ~
According 10 the statement Of the stew
art Mining Company. during Decei'''e''
1912 it's earnings were S13'vO' as c0ii'
pared with $4,000 in November 49, anu
earnings for the year were $oJe9V' Ia "a
company, il is said. continues 10 snip ~
tone of ore per day.
Since its organization the III Paso Nine
has produced about S,oJ,VD gross III so'N
Abulliop and mas distursed nifty dlVloeh"S'
t0talliug Sl.6OO.C1 In past years the cum
psny has expended large sums al
Inc additional mining territory ana loi
the installation OF mining ePu ,,,.
buildings. etc. The company pau a., rno,n
cent n dividends during the peIdtou do
Hecembcr 81, 1911, To Dece"'o'' o.
During 1912 Mohawk produced li'''',o''
pounds Of copper rs compared WIN -
tgQ5G pounds IN 1911, s decrease oI DO
-
SIS pounds The yield Of fine copper -
tor OF rock was lj.23 pounds. against '''V'
pounds IN 1911 ll22 pounds in IVY an" nv,
1913 pounds in 1908. The COMPANY ,oio
ceiyed l6is cents per pound for us iei,
output. During the year 7sI9il IONS IA
rock We're treated and the nlheIH Eoef
Was 1858 per ton. October was tnc ~ 10
month of the year. producing i''-'''V'
pounds Of copper.
The report Of the Wcttlaufer LorFai"
Mines Company. Limited. for the year
ended December p, 1872, shows total re-
cefpts from sales OF ore of &l3''S'' d.
compared with 1858 for the core.
spending period OF 1911 AN increase oi
'A.}9; net profit was S3202i9, az CON-
salsd with 1913 800, an increase s,c ca
I'VE surplus after dividends was sSo,
ss' as compared with $l0c,M, a decI
y. h,g1. Dividends for the year ain0 90 :,
!" ,zs5,3lS. as compared with sZlZf"o, a"
,ncrease Of 5000 The report oI o
.. ..cI Manager Halstead LINDSAY, say
tihe estimate Of silver In slgnt az ~
hnsscember ~, 1911 and which was P.D
.anso m the last annual report 10, 90 ~
saa asil. WAS a little ia excess OF i.V'V'
~ ounces The reserve ia the NINE q,
~ december 81, 1912 amounts to ABOUT
'1''VO ounces"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28

Liverpool cabIes-Srot IN moderate demand.
sales. 500 bales: speculation and export. 200
American. 1000; imports, 10000. all American.
mlddlng upland. Gsld. Futures opened steady.
2hI3 points higher. closed very steady at a
net advance OF Im9i2 points: January. 6.6id.
January February G6ld. February-M March and
March April. 6.Ol2d; April MAY, S5ais "a I:
May-June. 6.59d; Jupe-July. G57isd. July-NI-
gust. 65ii:d August september 8.45d Sep
tember- October. 629isd: October November.
G. 81 lad: November December a.. I'D: December
January. 1sd: January February. Gid. Man
chester-Yarns quiet; cloths in moderate de-
mand.
New Orleans Jan. 2I-After an early de-
cline in the futures market long buying lifted
most Of the active months jas points over
Saturdays close. but AZ the top there was
enough fresh short selling 10 check the move
ment and sag followed. During the after
noon there We're increased short offerings. and
the market closed steady at net decline ot
ga IL points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
BRIEF NOTES Of FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the investor.

Either by accident or foresight New
Jersey Is and has been one of the best
advertised states IN the Union. First, the
New Jersey mosquito gained an intcrna-
tional reputation on account of its size
and villainous quality of its sting. Then.
Incorporation OF the Standard Oil Com
pauy and the United States Steel Corpora
ton advertised the state as a haven for
the trusts. and now New Jersey has given
10 the country a Governor and Presi-
dent-clcct whose corporation reform
measures continue to keep the state in the
public mind and make first page stories
for the newspapers
Some Bond Comparisons.
ON a small chart Miller & Co have pre-
scented seven listed railroad bonds. show
ing price, yield and net income. com
paring the years 1906 and 1912. The list
among others embraces Seaboard Air
Line. Atlanta birmingham division. first
mortgage 3. 1888. which, i'm 1895. had q
price of o. but In 1912 sold at ST. The
not income for 1906 was H6S9 $50 and for
1912 was S5S75.35S. Chicago & Eastern
Illinois refunding mortgage Is, 1855, in
earnings i'm 1906 were S3.614.49S. and in
1912 $L7lS.36l. Erie Railroad prior lien As,
1895. i'm 1895 sold at 102 and in 1912 at 81.
The net income in 1896 was s17.325.l45 and
in 1912 was slS.729. 500. The Louisiana & Ar
Kansas first mortgage IS. 1927. in 1906 sold
at Jos and i'm 1912 at 93i2c. The net income
in 1906 was s392 325. and in 1912 s5259ol The
ST Louis, Iron Mountain e. Southern
River and Gulf division As 1893. in 1906
sold at 96 and in 1917 at Sl2c; the net
income i'm 1895 was S7.S1s.@50, and in 1912
was Se,g7S3S4. The foregoing five bonds
. from the list show the state of the bond
market in 1912. when the prices of bonds
were low and the net income compare
tvcyl high.
Countrys Banking Resources.
In d table compiled by The Financier'
the bank figures Of greater New York.
covering the leading totals of 1876 banks.
embracing national and state banks. trust
companies and savings banks. there is
shown a total capital of s2OS552,ooo; sur
plus and profits OF S5O7.Sil .6S7, with gross
deposits Of si1S9 ljO.S1O. and resources Of
sen, i6j. 90. These figures are certainly
enormous. and are more striking when 1t
is considered that New York's proportion
Of the total banking resources of the
country is represented 10 be 1873 per cent.
Ia 1909 this city's proportion of the total
banking resources was 80 per cent, and
while i'm this percentage of the general
estimate of strength the relative proper
ton assigned to New York includes only
the Borough of Manhattan, a fairly good
estimate may be gained OF the remark
able banking growth of the United states
and the supendous total banking wealth
Of this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
BANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

Berlin. Jan 1.-THE weekly statement
OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows
the following changes: Cash on hand IN
creased 6205l.0N marks: loans decreased
q. l93.Oo marks: discounts decreased 1856, %
los 600 marks: treasury bills decreased
% si9 600 marks: notes In circulation de-
creased $50 $50 marks; deposits de-
creased l7.S03.oco marks; gold on hand
incrnncch e sg1. 900 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
U. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Jan. 2T.-The condition OF the
United States Treasury at the beginning Of
business to-day was: Working balance. ss,.
203 sos: In banks and Philippine Treasury. $sI .
22l 6l5: total OF general fund. xliI Sg3 ai5: re
celpts saturday S3.oi2, le3 The surplus this
fiscal year is S622 SD as against a deficit OF
s26. $50, ia last year. The figures for receipts
disbursements and surplus. etc. exclude Pan
anna --A aud public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The reaort Of the Washington, Bait-
more & Annapolis Electric Railroad
Company for December. 1872 shows gross
earnings of S59ga as compared with S57,792
COR December. 1871. a decrease of S.1ss;
net earnings were $2j.25l as compared with
Sce1lq q decrease OF s.. SOS The report for
the twelve months ended December, 1872
shows gross earnings OF $Ts,2N as com
pared with S697, 80 for the corresponding
period of 1911. an increase of $so,55'; net
earnings were S3s933l as compared with
X.sAe07. an increase of Sc. 32f.
The Asheyile Power and Light Company
which is controlled by the Carolina Power
and Light Company, reports gross earn
ings for December, 1912. Of S2s,Sl5 as com
pared with $1,000 for December, lSll' an
Increase Of S2.425. net earnings were |l3,-
lq5 as compared with $l0,2A an increase
Of g. ri. The report for the twelve months
ended December 81, 1872, shows gross OF
S,51. 1863 as compared with $50, 554 for the
same period in 1911, al increase Of $3.50
net earnings were sl59,SB as compared
with sl31. gsl. an increase of $2l,SS'. BOND
interest for December was H,5s3 and Tor
the twelve months $1,000.
The Union Railway, Gas ana Electro
Company. which owns and operates street
car lines and electric light and power sys-
tens i'm Illinois. Connecticut and New
Jersey. reports gross earnings for Decem-
her 1912. Of si9S.16S as compared win
81 erf for December, 1911, an increase OF
go 81. nct earnings were S2c6.3l6 as COM
,ared with sli1. 500. an increase Of $Gi.1Dl
The report for the twelve months ehdeu
December 81. 1872. shows gross earnings ol
S.gq2l3i rs compared with Sl*lll for the
corresponding period in 1911. an increase
OF $50 02i; net earnings were N'E"'o'o as
compared with $l.3Go.459, an increase OF
.i29.6l6 Surplus after charges for the
twelve months was $5co,Os5, as compared
9th s5l6. ZgZ, an increase of SS5,1S}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Marlset steady

MOLASsES AND SYRUPS-Market steady
demand good in jobbing way, with light Of
ferings
NAVAL STORES - Spirits turpentine
steady and quiet. Rosin duh and unchanged
with tar steady
OILs-I.inseed oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum steady AT $500 for standard white In
barrels at New York.
RICE-Steady. with fairly good demand
at unchanged prices.
StGAR-Refned unsettled: closing prices
were 400 for graduated. quoted by Federal
and Arbuckle Brothers, and 4.45c BIZ other re
fneries but would invoice at 400. sales OF
were made at a decline OF three points.
with tone finally firm and refiners In the mar
ket, but offerings light. Sales were approx
mately 10000 bags. including clearance from
cuba for first week in February at = 3-32c,
cost and freight. equal 70 3.4Jc duty paid, ana
first half OF February At 1-lGc. equal 10
3.42c. Market closed firm. with centrifugal Al
34Jc, muscovado . oJc and molasses 2toc
London was firm and sd higher, with January
and February at 9s 7iad and May at 9s lO'zd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron y 80 ftS-5 Flour. Np,s pat $40
Iron y SO o. :. lS2I cotton. r.lldlrg 1896
IRON = 40 . {. Is s3is Cofer 70 RIO 49,.
steel rails. - sugar srauuiated as
stand COP. spot. i.3li. MOlasssH. - *. y ~
Tin ............. fa55 Rec family ..... SO %
Exchange lead so Reef hams ........ 81 00
~pslt'r ......-... t0,ie Talow. prime. ~.
Wheat. SO o. r~i I I, Pork. mess. 10 20
Export corn. "a. lIog-. Dr.. 100 ~ ~,
oats. stand wh. % Lard. mid West. 10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28

ing influence throughout the list. a report VIII
be issued Tuesday morning by the Census
Department showing the amount OF SEED
crushed up 10 December 81. 1912. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
fBv Telegraph to The Tribune.

st. Louis. Jan. 2T.-CATTLE- Receipts,
5.a62: fairly active ard steady; steers, s2n
81 ~; heifers. - 20asI 30; COWS. - ,opSp 81
Southern steers, 81 aUASI 40. HUE hsSeipes.
1. sol: somewhat slow and weak on fat hoss
pigs dull and 15c lower; choice inrdiui.l % ~
heavy weights. 81 ionsi go; bulk OF sales ,, "a
asI 80. packers STns1 40; best lights. >. iop
81 30: pigs. s. 15nS7 poor pigs, - oeuso 20.
SHEEP-R Receipts $500; moderately active
and i5a2Jc lower; lambs. s1nSs 20 Gun laluus.
medium, do 81 ,pHS4 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28

81 81; mich cows, s4Cqsso. cALvEs-1Re-
ceipts 500; lower; top, Sl1. IoGs-heceipss'
II 800; active: prime heayies 81 TO- mixed.
81 20; mediums. 81 So: heavy Workers y W;
light Workers. 81 30; pigs 81 90. SHEEP ana
LAMBS-Heceipts. $500; lower; top sheep 30
top lambs. 80.
Cincinnati. Jan. Receipts. l.
523: strong and lOaI5c higher: steers - Iym
81 10: heifers. 81 JOuS6 s.: cows, - IJgS5;
calves steady. 81 J0asi0. HoGS-Receipts. .
50; steady packers .c lower AT 81 $685. 90
common sovs. S5uS6 10: pigs and lights. sSW
81 IL: stays. S4T$6 so SHEEP-Receipts, 5os'
steady. 81 J0NS5; lambs steady, s. 5Cgs9.
East Buffalo. Jan. - --CATTLE-Recoipts'
3, 500: heavy slow and steady Hight nrin, ac-
tive and IOT l5c higher; prime steers, ~ Jor
s. II: butchers. scass: bulls, Stas6 30; stock
heifefs S4ass 30: shipping. 81 pa s. y, heifefs
81 75as7 50; cows. 81 25ls6 70; etockers and
feeders 81 JOnS6 -. fresh cows and sprngeds
steady at SSJTss0. NEALS-Receipts i,Up,
active and 5oc lower at s4Nsll 80 HOGS
Receipts. 1000; active and 1dloc hishsr
heavy ~ 70as7 IS; mixed. 81 70as. 80; YORK
ers, 81 7Jax7 ~; pigs. 81 sops, -; rous sns;
So 7,,fSG 9O: stays. 50 500<G %; dairies' - ooU
81 81 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts' l"fc,
slow ewes and mixed sheep lJc lower; iahps
lie higher lambs, SGGSo -: yearllngs s?aSs'
wethers ST. 2Jax8 80; ewes, So 5od$o 90 sheep
mixed. 81 5OpS5 -.
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