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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
Live stock Market,

Receipts OF beeves were 2iiss head in.
Guiding - cars for the market, making
with previous arrivals "a cars on sale
Trade was slow but the market was stesdy
with the exception OF fat cows, which were
fraction lower. The yards were very
nearly cleared. Ordinary choice steers sold
at s750 M&9.l0 per 100 lbs. oxen at Sc. 80 n
$500. bulls at S6.5O@S7.25. COWS al SS.7SW
$3.50, tailends at $3.50, Dressed beef steady
city dressed native sides 12h 11lc. per it,
Receipts OF calves were bi2 head in.
Guiding 400 for the market. There was a
fairly good demand for the stock and prices
we're steady to strong. Common to choice
veals sold at ,s50atis per 100 lbs,
yard calves at s5.75aSsbo. City dressed
veal steady at l6m2oc. per h., country
dressed at l2,s017hc,
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were sSl5
head, including IA cars for the market:
making with previous arrivals lOls cars
on sale. Sheep were steady good handy
lambs strong. Others steady; the pens were
not fully cleared. Common to prime sheep
ewesl. sold at &+GS5.60 per 100 lbs, cuiis
a. $2,60mS3.J0. common to choice lambs at
$3.50 q 1856. yearllngs at S6MS7 Dressed
mutton steady at 9Tllc. per ID. best wcth-
eis scllins al 1iisc., dressed la mbs at N i,
"a l4c hog dressed as high az lAthc. Coun-
try dressed dollhouse lambs at 16GSS per
carcass
Receipts Of hog. were 727a head. In
GLIDING ~ ears for the market. Prices
nrm and heavy to light hogs sold at S. 90
de7b per 100 lbs, roughs 1850 Countr
dressed hogs steady At loeiSc. per ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Closes Lower, With News
Generally Against Holders.

Wheat closed "a to &C. lower yester-
day with trading dull. Demand was light
and no export business was reported.
News was generally against holders. There
were better weather conditions In Ar
gentina and Australia and world ship
ments for the week were believed to have
been larger than last week. Primary re-
ceipts were light and were not greatly
in excess Of shipments.
Corn lost &c. Argentine shipments
were larger and leading shorts disposed
OF their holdings Primary receipts were
much smaller than last year and were
not much larger than shipments. A con-
tinuance Of mild weather In the belt was
also against values.
Oats closed n to &c. easier at tho low
for tho day. There was a slack cash
demand although receipts were below
shipments. Prices were also weakened
by the lower tone of the corn market.
The Argentine correspondent of Finley
Darrell L. Co. cabled: weather fine. but
there is every prospect OF bad weather."
Broomhall estimates worlds wheat ship
ments for the week outside North Amer
lea at 100000 bushels, against $751;
600 last week, OF this Europe will take
about $500, 900 bushels. Total shipments
last week were 1860. 900 bushels and
1880, 900 last year. Arrivals into the
United Kingdom will total about 1000
060 bushels. He predicts a moderate in
crease ON passage.
Bradstreets statement Of wheat ex-
ports for the week gave exports for the
week Of 6,7l3.O0O bushels. against 6,4Oi,-
600 last week and G.l2S,0OO last wear.
Corn exports were $4,000 bushels. against
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In the Matter OF Leonard and DINER Streets.
Notion granted. Order filed
In the Matter of Manhattan Railway Com.
paty. Motion granted Settle order on notice
Jacob Herb T., al rs James r, Day. Appli
cation denied. Order signed
Charles +, Parker Thomas J. Ryan Ap.
pllcation denied. Order signed
Edna Wilson ct al. W j Ehrlich Sons
Application denied Order signed.
Isaac Greenbcrs vs.. Harry Gnsbcrg, impld ,
\. ". Eaton vs. Typewriter Economy Com
pany. Application denied. Order Signed
Isaac Seller VS. julius Klugmau. Application
denied, Order signed
Lucy e. Roberts vs.. Theodore Roberts Mo-
ton to uIsmis. appeal denied without costs
view the order Of The Special Term are stayed
until the defendant submits 10 the Iurisdic.
ton of the Court Matter OF Meyer. coo ~ Y .
81 Order r-d.
Alvin Realty Company VS. Mary C. Barth
Application srancl Order signed.
Mas Rrve vs. Columbia Kid Hair Curriers'
ManufacturinS Company. Motion granted and
case sci down on calendar Tor the first Tues
day IN February. Settle order notice
In the Matter of William j Burke. an a,
torney. Proceeding dismissed Settle order on
In the Matter ~ Henry \. Nichols an at
torney. Referred TO Official referee. Settle
In the Matter OF Alexander Marks Referred
to Official referee. Settle order notice
In the Matter of James A Gray. an attorney
notice.
In the Matter OF Jane. c L<nney an al.
torney. Motion granted SETTLE order on
notice.
In the Matter Of Joseph Lich,cnbers an at
torney. Referred 10 Official referee. Settle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
SUGAR COMPANY TO FIGHT.
Tells stock h Olders II viii Defend
suit 20 End.

The American Sugar Refining Company
In sending to stockholders to-day letter
explaining the breaking off OF negotiations
with the Government for a peaceful settle
ment of the Governments antitrust suit
The terms which the company offered to
settle the case and the Significance OF the
end of negotiations were described In THE
Sun OF January 10:
The company's statement follows:
1.-THE unwillingness of the Department
OF Justice to accept the tentative offer by
this company Of q settlement Of the Gov
eminent suit, renders necessary a brief
statement Of the facts to the stockholders
of the company.
"Your company has been practically
reorganized since 1907. In November.
1910. the Government entered suit In
equity. seeking the dissolution of the com
pany for alleged violation OF the Sherman
antitrust law.
after practically three years the Gov
eminent has finished taking It's testimony.
The evidence shows no monopoly at pres
ent existing no restraint of trade and no
act. direct or indirect, in violation OF law
by the present management of the COM
pany
with a feeling that every effort should
be made to terminate the expensive litiga-
ton, your company did make an effort to
adjust its differences with the Government.
1t offered to make every concession IT
could in justice to the stockholders and
still maintain Its self-respect.
These advances having been declined
the company proposes to defend the In
terests of it's shareholders with confidence
and vigor.
The company Is guilty or no restraint
Of trade It constitutes no monopoly COM
petition is absolutely free and active II
has no agreements. contracts or obliga-
lions OF any sort with its competitors. IL
seeks no unfair advantage IN the way or
trade. II is simply aiming to produce the
finest quality of sugars and to acquire
the widest field of distribution to educate
the housekeeper and the manufactures to
the use of its brands and to reach for and
secure by legitimate means all the profit
able business II can. Its campaign is one
Of education for the consumer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
FINANCIAL NOTES.

= W Brook. & Co, bankers. have i.-ned
instructions REGARDING The proper way 10 make
out the various ownership c-rtih"ate- IN re
lat on to the income tax Coupled with me III
struc,iors are the various forms OF blanks
to he used ly those who may or may not
claim exemption.
Detroit tinted RAILWAYS Company has sold
to William A Read Co. s!oOo.o0o two year
per cent collateral notes. dated February =
1914 The notes have been approved by the
Michigan State Ralioa Commission and are
r-decmabe on thirty days notice at lo2 ana
interest
The 81 ooo.or0 stock Of the corporation Of
Rikpr Hegeman. when was offered by the
syndicate headed nv George !. Whelan has
all been sold This IL part of the s. G@.'No
taken over by MIR Whean and his associates
in securing control OF the Rlker and Hescman
Company.
William A Greer has been elected a member
of the arbitration committee OF the Stock EN-
change to MI the vacancy caused by the resik'
nation of Ira A. Kp Jr.
The Granny Consolidated Mining Smelling
and Power Company. Ltd, has applied to the
Stock Exchange to list 81 i,1. 200 fret mort
gage per cent. convertible coupon bonds.
series a" due 1879.
The following ofhcers OF the Fifth Nat lonal
Bank have been elected stephen Kelly. chair.
man of board y. y. Watts, president; Richard
y. Kelly. vice.pres dent: Andrew Thompson.
second vice-prrsident: W. $ DecSley. cashier
q. j. Taylor assistant cashier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tn. San JOAQUIN Light and Power Com
pany. which has been carrying on an .Aten
River. has placed its new plant there In
operation. adding about 5000 more horse
power to IT, n, sap.. Whole
are TO the effect that the public utility
properties there will not have the difficulty
from low water In 1914 that they did in
1919. The recent rains have filled the
reservoirs OF the various companies and the
abundant snow. which have fallen in the
mountain district Will ahord source Of
water supply for considerable time during
the summer months During the year
siye burden on the power companies, forcing
them to operate expensive auxiliary steam
plants or to purchase power al nigh rates
from more fortunate concerns
According 20 figures rendered by the Ohio
Tax Commission the public service companies
OF that state for the year ended June 80.
1918. had gross earnings OF &16ttsS,3st an
INCREASE OF sssSstoo over The he ssSs; OF lsis
the excise tax on gross earnings s3.l5s.'o
an increase Of 1896 over the preceding
Of the state paid under the same tax
sls35,cls. which was an increase Of 1858. a
sum which would indicate tna tor tns sros
larger than they had been in 1912.
1t is announced that service between Salt
Lake city and Provo city: Utah. viii he
h; aSa r,sS n. %eW line
being furnished by the Utah Power and
LisNt Company under a fifty year contract.
This portion Of the new line In about nifty
miles In length and the present plans CON
template an extension about nifty miles
further south TO PaysOn. All the financing
OF the line has been completed and the
electrical equipment has been ordered. The
new road will reach a population OF about
80, 900 south Of Salt Lake CITY in addition
to the 10, 900 population OF that city itself.
Dispatches from Columbus. Ohio state
stntt hA fp.k hal nj nrih
Company have voted to sell the property
to tho Columbus Railway Power and Light
Company. Adolph Theobald has been elected
president. John Siebert vice-prssident and
Emil Kiesewetter secretary ana treasurer,
The organization OF the Columbus Edison
IL all transferred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Prices Close y 10 ~ Points
Higher, with LiEht OHeriugs.

Coffee prices closed to II points
higher yesterday on sales OF 81 900 bags.
with most OF the sales IN the May posi-
ton. The market closed at near the
lowest point Prices at the opening were
IL to IL points higher on steady cables.
Sellers were scarce.
The Havre market opened !. to "a fr.
lower and closed unchanged to /. II.
higher. Hamburg started :, TO 9. pfg.
lower and closed u to y pig. lower.
Rio No. I was unchanged at $685.. At
Santos No. was 100 reis lower at 5000.
while No. there was also 100 reis lower
at $4,000 Rio and Santos receipts 10.
tailed $4,000 bags. against $4,000 bags
last year. Sac Paulo had $4,000, against
1000. and Jundiahy 10000. agains;
10000.
New York and New ORLEANS warehouse
deliveries OF Brazilian coffee on Thurs
day totalled 36.9T5 bags. and for the four
days Of the week they amounted to 9o,l16
bags
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

OF New york >SiMs0T WOLF ana > CaRi.
FoRSCli, a. ENecgGrs e me Last VIII
COMPANY et al, DSIendants' In pursuance
of a judgment ~ foreclosure and sale duly
ton ana bearing date the 10th day Of Janu-
AIRY, 1914. l. the undersigned the Referee
In said Judgment named will sell at public
Sucti"n, at The Exchange salesroom., Nos
haitian, city Of New York, on the 9th day
OF February, 1914. AZ u o'clock noon on that
day. by l.. j.. Phillips 4 GO, ,Apc,ioneers the
sold and therein described nv follows: ALL
mat certain lot, piece or parcel uf land with
me building and improvements thereon
Borough OF Manhattan. city. County and
state OF New York and bounded and de
soribed AS follows: BEGINNING at a point
on the southerly side Of Ninety-sixth Street
commencing two hundred and twenty nve
ts+"' rect west from the corner formed by the
intersection Of HE southerlv side Of Ninety
End Avenue; running thence southerly and
parallel with West End avenue, one hun
hren ,lool feet eisht and one half $50
siNth street, forty-oue tAn feet eight IS,
Inches: lhcnCe northerly aud again nara !lcl
with West End Avenue and part Of the
100, feet eight and one-halt 49, inches
to The southery side Of Ninety SIKH street
ana thence eastcrly along the southerly side
oi Ninety sixth street; forty one an feet
street Number SEQ west seth Street ~ '''
'''' sA NsF Rq, I GRMMY En- n iG,
SOL KoHN, Attorney for Plaintiff
So3 BROADWAY, Borough of Manhattan.
city OF New York,
96th street,
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


Of New York-AMERICAN MoRTGSmyy
G,09MI,ANY. pls!n 1s,n sssinst THE S.oyTH
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF forscosu..
above entitled action and bearing dat. ~, ~:
10th day Of December. 1918, l. the undo.
saiesroom 30. i4.is Vesey street i'Niin in r.:
Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New yorE '
ScloeE noon on tina. day 81 jo JOSE ri Z I
DAY. Auctioneer, the premises directed by
.sa ,rd I. ;6ioM u be sold and therein
land, together with the building erec,. q,
TWsfth wsrd Of the CITY OF se' New IN yo, 9'
and bounded and described as follows, ia
BEGINNING. at a point in the sou,her,y
s SIDE OF . one Hundred and Twenty eighth
dred and Twenty eighth Street ana s.ropt
Avenue: thence running southery, and PAT
feet and eleven inches to the centre linz
Of the block; thence running westerly. aWi
six feet; thence running northeriv, ana essln
parallel with said Second Avenue and part
Of tn. way through .,S% ,noL party YAH NINETY
side Of one Hundred and Twcnty.eieh,S
street; and thence running easterly ana
and Twenty eighth Street. twenty six fe.,
TO the point 81 place OF bexinnins be m.
or less: together with the buildings ana
appurtenances thereon, being the sam.
premises conveyed by Henry y. Twoubiy
as Trustee for Pauline Florence Brow,
TO Jersey state Realty Company by doeI
delivered simultaneously with the mort gar.
force losed in said action.
Dated, New York. January 9TH. 1914
JOHN X. McMULLEN. Referee
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for pis.nt,r
46 Cedar street. Borough OF Manha',an
New York. N Y.
erty to be sold: It's street Number is IA
East 12sth street:
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TO BID ON $51, 900, 900 BONDS.
syndicate Led by Harris, Forbes q
Co. want N. y, state Issue.

A strong syndicate has been formed to
bid for the issue of $51.000,000 AZ per
cent. New York State bonds to be offered
on January 81 The syndicate Is headed
by Harris. Forbes & Co. the other
members being the Guaranty Trust
Company. Lee. Higginson Co.,
Potter. Choate 4 Prentice. and White.
Weld & Co. The syndicate arrangement
Is a tentative one. II has not yet been
determined whether the group will bid for
al or none or for only part OF the
issue.
1t IL reported In the financial district
that two other large syndicates have been
formed. one to be headed by Fisk 4
Robinson. 1t is predicted by bond men
that the state will receive good price
for the issue by reason OF the marked
movement in investment conditions re-
Gently. The bonds when issued sold
as high as 1864 yesterday on the curb,
which is an advance Of 2. from the
price when first traded In. Trading has
been brisk. averaging nearly s500.OoO a
day. The price gained ,. on short cover
ing yesterday. The issue Is one OF the
largest the State has ever made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS viii be received hs #.
Board OF Water supply. at its Offices t"e'
second floor, Municipal Building, Pans E' a
and Centre and Chambers streets Me- ~ =
city. until II A. NJ. on TUESDAY, FcN. ..
3. 1914. for Contract l0<. for furnishes 11
lvering and installing gate and othe' valves.
sluice gates and appurtenances along as
XIII nqueduct mainly within New No'h '
limits,
Al the above place and time the Ma "'
be publicly opened and read ramp'
ntaininH information for bidders #.'
tanned at tho above address, NJ the -
tarys otfice by depositing the sum o'
dollars $50 in cash or its equivalent fo' 'l %
pamphlet. For further particular -
to the ONCE OF the Principal Assistant -
gineer at the above address.
CHARIES STRAUSS Prssid-n'
CHARLES \. CHADWICK,
JOHN +. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board Of Wstsr s. NN'
JOSEPH =, MORRISSEN, Secretarv
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Albany. December 81, 1913.

OF Simon Alderman, clothing manufacture
OF ~ Canal street, show liabilities Of '"l's''
and assets OF SiS ~.
|. ARoSOw SONS Schedules III bank
rtptcy of l. Aronow & Sons, cloak manllac'
turers of 81 Fourth avenue. show ltahilities
of 81. ,o5 and assets of 81 40
DAVIS. BROWN FRIEDMAN Schedules IN
bankruptcy of DAVIS. Brown Friedman,
furrier-, of io1 West Twenty ;ith street
show liabilities of ao.1a5 and assets of ~. ~,
THE PULITZER PUBLISHING COMPANY 4
meeting of creditors of the Pulii2er publish
lng Company of 2.5 We, Thirty ninth street,
which publ shed the Welcome quest Was
held yesterday AT the office OF PCior IL.
Olney. referee IN bankruptcy, AT U william
street sixteen claims We're filed. and John
A. Morrison was elected trustee: bond, $1,000.
THE METAL. AND MACHINE MANUFACTIR.
ING COMPANY. INC m3chins' and tool
and die manufacture at Loo Cenir" street.
has made an assignment TO Benjamin +,
schwartz The company was Incorporated IA
July 1912. with capital stock OF 81" uo'
r. W Scott Is president
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The approximate amount ~ the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above described
property is to he sold, Is Forty-si thousan nd
three hundred and forty seven 60 100 dollars
St6,3is.5O) with interest thereon from the
3lst day of December. 1919 together with
costs and allowance amounting TO Three
hundred and seventy-h Ave sb-l0O dollars
1880 with interest from January 10Th
ltla, together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount of the taxes. as
sessments and water rates, or other liens
which are to he allowed TO the purchaser
out Of tn" purchase money, or paid by the
Referee. is Seven hundred and sixty and
80 100 dollars and interest.
Dated, New York, January l<th, lalt
SAFFORD A. CRuMMEY. Referee.
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sVRROGATES' NOTICES.

BENJAMIN BURGHEIMER In pursu.
OF an order OF Hon. Robert LUDLOW oE :,
Surrogate Of the County Of New
notice Is hereby given to all persons th.' !.
claims against BENJAMIN Rurgheime' ~
OF the County OF New York, de,cfse.
present the same with vouchers ther-"'
the subscriber, AT their place OF tluI.s.
business, No. 90 Nassau street Bor"nEH .
Manhattan the CITY OF New Noih .
before the 9Th day of juno neNt Dates -.
York, the 2,th day o' No,ruhc
FLORA BVRGHEIMER JACOB vi NJ.
Hl,IMER. OTTO \, SAM ELS, ENs' a.'
JACOB NEuMARK, Attornev for EA.oLl9''
~ Nassau Street. Nsv York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
THE STEEL MARKET.
Production Remains Light and In.
cOming Business Moderate.

There is no change in steel production
in the United States and estimates as to
average operations range from 30 per
cent to 60 per cent Incoming business is
still moderate and there are no price
changes Steel for immediate delivery
is sold below quotations for future de-
livery.
Wire producers appear to have profted
more by the reduction than other branches
Of the steel industry.
The railroads are light buyers and rail
orders are few. The New York central
has placed small order FOR rams Tor I'M
mediate requirements, but no mills have
received orders for its 1914 business. Fig
iron sales OF late have been at reduced
prices
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Union Trust Company Of New York.

so broadway. January 9Th. 1874.
In accordance Win tho terms of the Ten.
uessee coal. Iron and Railroad Company's
General ,'old Bond Mortgage 70 this Com
pany as Trustee, dated July /, 1901. the sum
OF SeN.nty-oue thousand dollars S1i. O00b
has heen paid to this Company to be In
vested ia the purchase Of bonds OF
said issu" FOR the sinking Fund. Notice II
hereby siyen that scaled proposals for the
sale Of said bonds to the amount that the
above named sum Will purchase. Will be re-
ceived at the Office OF the UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK No so Broad :
viy, and opened AT noon January ed 1914
when the lowest offer viii he accepted, pro
Ntdei 1t does not exceed par and accrued in
t"rest together with five per cent of the par
value In addition thereto
tNlON TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. TRUSTEE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17

RrddsOresis reports h3 business failures ~
the United States during the week, AGAINST iod
Tor the previous week and 3i3. S6l. 80 and 80
for the corresponding weeks OF 1913 so 1919.
The middle States had 1877 New England a.;
southern 10: Western 70: Northwestern. /,
and far Western. go. Canada had 81, against
g. Tor the preceding week About - per cent.
Of the total number OF concerns fallu. had n
capital OF 1000 or less and . per cent, had
from s. 000 to SEQ 900 capital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-The declaration OF
an initial dividend on Chicago Railway
seconds was the most important develop
ment In this market This news advanced
the certificates to 30. the bulge bringing
out considerable selling OF pront taxing
character National Carbon common made
a further gain of G points on the intended
stock issue. Union Carbide was heavy.
Chicago Railway incomes We're strong and
active The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
Rector Wins Fight 10 Cae Name.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court refused yesterday TO grant an in
junction to the 1910 Broadway Corpora
ton. owner of the Hotel Clardge. for
merly Rector's. at Forty -third street ana
Broadway. restraining George Rector, son
of the founder OF the business. from using
the name Rector's in connection with his
new restaurant.
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Lispenard Street.
The approximate amount OF the ." ~
charge, to satisfy which the above dos '..' !
property is TO be sold is StO,slG.oe 81 ID
interest thereon from the 18th day ~ l'r
cember. 1918, together with me ,ns's q
allowance amounting TO S5,t lG. vt'.
terest from December lSth. 1918, tuer'..
with the expenses ~ the sale. Tho arp...
mate amount Of the taxes, assessnlel a.
water rates, or other liens, which a;e 90 O
allowed to the purchaser out OF the rGr --
money, OF paid by the Referee, j. s $3.50.
and Interest said premises VIII Too -' .
subject 20 the following state Of facts '-'.
wall and iron fence are not on lines Of "a. H. !
title.
Dated, New York, January ith 1871
EARLE W, WE'RE Refs -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-17
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16-The market
after tho first hour became somewhat dull
In the late afternoon there was another
squirt and prices hardened throughout the
list. There was n good demand for
Tonopah and Tonopah Belmont. Phila-
dephia Electric was we'll taken around
26i. Traction stocks after selling off
fractionaly rallied on some good demand
from commission houses. Arbitrage trad
ing was we'll distributed The summary ::