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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

THE CoRGH. REALTY COMPANY Of Il Old
BROADWAY has Med pe,ition IN bankrhptcy
with liabilities of sioi.s'5. Of which $50 Is
secured and nominal assete Of Sl36l1s. con.
sisting OF real estate. $4,000; cash. Is. and
insurance. si5I. The real estate is At 80 East
900: so Eas, is?d street value 50 oOo. mort.
gagged for A7.s%, and vacant lot on Bsss'
mortg aged for 81 700 The company waa in.
corpora,ed on October H. 1872. with capital
THE TOBRUK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Ie,i,ion n oankrnp,cy has been Med
builder and contractor ~ 40 East fremont
avenue. The Bronx. The company wa. incor.
porated in May, 1913, with a capital stock
OF si5.o" and with Jeremiah Aitieri as presi'
THE SANITARY BEDDING CORPORATION.
against the SANITARY bedding Corporation,
dealer in ma,,rss-e. and bedding at S24
%s Te o.S s'sTf! Sss' ss Msytg
The liabilities are said to IN $4,000 and the
poration on February C. 1919. with capital
KiFEE E o' & KiRsCHENBAuM.-Ap petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against kinel
Kir-chanbauni, wholesale dealers in notions
MAJ ' appointed samuel Wass,aT receiver
bond $3.50, with authority TO carry on bust.
mes. Tor ten day, The ia lab He.n ARE 500
started in 1907 by Ezra Kinrl and Joseph l.
Kr-chcnbaum became partner on January
wEIssMAN 4 wEINsTEIN A petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against weissman
ment on January q, The assets are e',i.
THE mEf TAMo s;'l ART COMPANY. INC, manuiac,
,urcr OF maps and prints at 10 Prince street,
sns ea siG na no ss ~. S,sn
was Incorporated IN May 1872 George II,
FREbERICK 4. BRoHMER. living at css
rnptey with liabilities OF 'iss75 and assets OF
join +, TAYLOR of $40 West Inst street has
filed petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
known. and assets OF ,si cash The deb,
were contracted as u partner In the Arm OF
T4SG sG' 50 SSH5fs GEkR OF W.
Sa% 's'"sa S ,if ,isSii's: A q a and d
Es,ciic II branch $50 Judgment obtain OF
| January 10, 1914. for damages for personal
KrGLER BROs.--Judge Mayer has appointed
Leonard } Obcrmeier receiver for KusleI
nros Sss at srSway bon;
THE aIHf iMPREkI%L i cHHiR FRAME COMPANY
pany bond a% 500. TIE liaSiii,es are ISe
TIE III ,ht Mont f Ssss hsn
; Mayer has appointed John A, Morrison re
Ee,yer for the Raymond NJ ba:s's, Co Company
bond $500, with authority TO carry on busl
THE He s aSr 'sR '1 fSiANo coMpANysch.,nl.
in bankruptcy of the Bsyer Piano COMPANY
, of 2ix Third avenue. show liabilities o
'72. a63 and assets of s. 232
THE EMPIRE STATE SCSPENDER COM
PANY: Schedules in Bankruptcy OF the En-
pre- state snspender COMPANY OF go Broad
| SlS COS
. BERTHA KLOSTY. - Schedules in bankruptc
Of Bertha Kiosty, dealer in dresses, clOal,
: and suits at ~ West 12th street show liz
bi,ics of $500 aud asaels of $500
, THE ORIENTAL HAIR COMPANY. Schedule
! IN bankruptcy Of the Oriental Hair Compan
r 81 l0i Fourth avenue show liabilities G
. s+65D and assets of $3.50
: CHARLES PoSSER. dealer in cigars cigarette
q and onfectenery at 2s3 First avenue. hs
made IN assignment 10 samuel D. Matthew
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ALASKA RAILROAD BILL TO PASS.
senate Forced Again, However, Ia
Take "Recess."

WAsItTNGToN. Ian. 23.-It became neces-
Slry again to-day for the Senate to take
&, rec So" Instead of adjourning, to pre-
serve tho unanimous consent agreement
for II vol. on tn" Alaska railroad bill be-
fore IA, close of the Legislative day of
Thursday January 22.'
Senator Chamberlain, In charge of the
hill, announced that ne would insist on a
vote before adjournment tomorrow. The
indications are that the bill will pass by a
good majority. More than nifty votes are
counted as certain for IT,
Thr Gght was centred to-day on the
amendment by senator Cummins to strike
from the hlll the provisions authorizing
the ~. sid"nt 10 l.as. the railroads In
Nla,ka after they have been const ructet
1T Government expense, The amendment
Wos defeated, 81 to -.
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The approximate" amount OF the hen or
charge 10 satisfy which the above desc oeu
property IL to be sold, Is lorty .siN thousand
ihrc. hundred and forty seven 80 90 dollars
, StG,3t 500 with interest thereon from the
3lst day Of Dcoemh"r, l2lS. together with
costs and allowance amounting TO Three
hundred and seventy -nNa @"-lOO dollars
$685. with Interest from January i0tn
1874, together with tho expenses Of the 50 q.
The approximate amount of the taxes, as
scssmcnis and water rates, ur other liens.
which are to bo allowed To the purchss ser
,Iut of tho uurCh money. or paid hy the
licferas, Is seven hundred AMI s,htS and
% 20" dollar, and interest
Dated, New York, January lAth, 1917.
STAFFORD 4, CRuMMEl, Referee
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.

sen,,p.n, in financial industrial and bust
ness circles according to the weekly trade re,
views H. better but there il still evidence tnat
the expansion Is not entirely uniform; The
Presidents pes-ase and the su"er, ,sn. sac sn
grther with the wholesale reduction In bank
rates abroad have had their good enets
Dry goods markets report encodfasemcIN anu
the industrial activities OF the country arc
DMT. says: while there IL tangible evidence
of cont nued expansion in general business the
bettcrmeut - not entirely uniform. Advicee
from leading CENTRES are rather mixed YET
favorable reports outnumhcr those OF an op'
po.i,r character and sentiment is more conn.
dent, In the important iron and steel Industry
the belief IL s!reng,hemnS that me turning
depression will In rapid Labor, however. 10
creased and. even II there has been no al
vance in prices. further concessions are not 90
The former policy Of the railroads in hold.
in- back contracts i. somewhat less pro
| nounced. and orders and specrtcations are com
Ing forward with greater freedom than here
tofore. Indications OF progress are noticeaole
in the copper trade and the ENLARGED demand
from both European and domestic consumers
| has resulted in higher quotations for that
metal.
dry goods markets with the attendance OF
buyers henS very large. Recent business has
been substantial in volume, while there is .
broad demand Tor wool. and the world's con.
SUMPTION apparently Is ,n;rsss,nso IN.
| than IL was q week or a month ago. Appsr-
| emily the Presidential niesssxe Issued during
the week has helped TO clear the economic
| more disposed to go ahead with their respec-
| tive enterprises. Whatever the effect OF this
| tate paper. however. the fact 10 that further
| actual as opposed to sentimental. improve:
| meni has come to pass within the week. and
| in its general aspects the betterment seems
| cumu alive in charaster.
| Bank discounts in most Of the predomi
| nantly commercial countries of the world are
| lower thus releasing funds for commercs
| enterpri- e.: the marked success of the sale oil
/ New York states SCI. oo0,0O bond issue evt
| dence. a plenitude OF money for investment
| and the return OF confidence in high gradt
| issues: activity being accompanied by higher
| prices for stocks - ENCOURAGING while money
| for commercial uses ia in broader request and
| rates are lower"
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FnREclOsuRE sAlEa.


NEW YoRK. SUPREME 'UUUr comma,
Of New lork..-AMERICAN IOET,A,y
c,oMlp.ANY p,s'n! !ia 9 sSy InI s9,lH
In pursuance OF a judgment Of f,rs.o.p.
action and bearing dtte IN.
signed the referee In said JudVmeut Iauci
Salesroctn. SO. li-iG NcscN street I' n.
Borough 81 Manhattan, rity Of g." No-r
o'clock noon on that daS. hy JOSEPH T.
nay. Auctioneer the premises dir,.'"l b,
said Judgment 10 he s"l"' ana 'h't." o.
ALL that certain, lot, rig,s Or ra.,. ..
'rwclfth Ward OF lii" CITY OF g.. ,.l
and bounded and described a. ioi,"... q,
BEGINNING. at poiu, il the so.....
side of one HUNDRED % H,i Tw.'.. ''s..'
,lred and Twenty eighth street .u' ,,.
raiici with said second Avenue rif. '.
zee, and eleven inches To- the '"r. .l.
~ the block. thence running v.-t.t
along said centre line of th" hlu' b. ....t.
six feet, thence running n"rihctlt, ".. l-
parallel with said Second Avenue tp, H..t
~ the way through a party vel. ..,..
nine feet and eleven inches 10 tire ....'
street and thence running caster.
along the southcrly sid" OF On" ll...f..
and Twenty eighth street. tNcut'-.., &c..
20 the poin, or place Of p"Vinninr ".
said several distances or dlmcus.n'g Hurs
OF loss. together with III" huIiL,us- ..'
oppurtpnances thereon, being ih' st.s
premises conveyed by Herr u. Tvo.i..
a. Trustee for Pauline Florcno" Brurn-
10 Jersey state Realty trmntny ls .t...
| delivered simultaneously with the uor'glr.
foreclosed In said action.
| Dated, New York, January 5th, 1915
JOHN r. McMtLLEN. E"for.e
| BOWERS & SANDS. attorneys for Pn'r-'r
~ Cedar street. Borough OF MauNat. ...
New York y. Y.
| The following is II diagram ~ tho prop
! cry to he sold. its street Number Us $50
| East 12sth street:
| l2Sth street.
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l,kOIOSAl.A.

---~-~>~->~---~~~-~~~~s~-,~~@
SEALED BIDS vil bo IegeiyCs ..
Board Of water supply, At it, Offices. D"
second floor Municipal building I", ..
and Centre and Chambers streets. So
t'ity. until II \. II. ou TuesGd'. ...
s. lgii. for Contract lOI, Tor fu"uls' ..-
liVcring and Installing gate an1 ota".
slulcc gates and appurtcupnces a."'L
XII aqucduct mainly Within New Nu-t
limits.
Al the ahoy. place and time tho
be publicly opened aud read. l't's
containing Information for hidir
pamphlets OF contract drINiugs ,tr
ttlufi Il, the above address, ~ tltn
t.rys office by deposit'ug M" -uuI n.
doliars So In cash or rs euu'N7|cU' ~.
pa,nphlot for further Ntrtiru'tr
10 the oricr OF the Principal Ass..fa
giue.r at tn" above atrrra4
CHARLES STR Nt'S> T-HsIt'r'
CHARLES \ tHAbWl'k
joins v GNIsNIN
Cornu,'ssiouCr. - Tho Prurl NJ " 90.
JOSFpU y NoNEIS~IN. Sac,e' o..
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suRRoGATEs NOTICES

BENJAMIN BUGGHElAEK luu....
az an o.u'r % lion Robert IsV.Ir'
Surrogate at tn" Cuu.N of >r
notice j. hereby gIN"N to AN prr-u..
claims against BcuJ.uiu RufEI,.
~ the County Of New Work. u.,..
present the sam" with Nuu'hor'
ihH subscriber. Al their plt'" of '....
business M 30 Nassau street. lt,....
Manhattan, the city - Sew Nn-'
before the 9TH day of Jun" u"rf pt...
York the eth Ia, Of 500 .u'.r
FLORA RrEGHElMEE JNCoN I
HE'NER pTrp \ SANllH = l.'
JA'oR NEIMAEK, Attorney fu =
10 y ss-lL ~ ra.-l Wv. WI L,.t--
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IL siNEss CHANCES.

EXCEPTION Al. oppurtuuIfN niur'.
man investing sl0.OUO take half .nf.
corporation now starting business l.|
tropical products; contracts WITH r.'.
on hand netting Sol oA5i pTturiprl "....
former position. dg". ref"rrh,..
\ r hoN lnI sun o'iirr.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

>~--~~~~~~~~~O~~~~. ~-~~~
NEw YORK SUPREME COURT, County
OF New Norh-SIAlSON WOLF and CARl
ana Testament Of HEkRMAN SCHIFtEk
ier, plainfins, against SAtSE REALTY
CpMfAN1 ~ dI' il"ierHahis lg pursuance
81 u Judgment OF foreclosure and sac. duly
made ana eutrred tn tn" above entitled ac-
ton am bearing date ~" 10Th day ot JsnL-
any isiL l. the urdersgned the Referee
AUCTION. at the Exchange Saiesrooin, Nos
- IL NcseN street. in tho borough Of Man
haitian. city Of Sew York, on the 9TH day
day. by l. ! Phillips 4 GO, .Auc'oncers The
premises directed by salt Judgment t" b"
mat Ccriaiu lot. piece or parcel Of land with
the building and Improvements thereon
erected. situate, Nlug and being in me
Borough ~ Manhattan. City. county. and
srrihed a. follows: BEGlNNlNG at a point
on tho suutherly side Of Ninety siNtn street
t2.i' feet west from the corner formed by the
intersection ~ tho southerly side OF Ninety
sixth street with the westerly side ~ West
End Avenue; running thence sou'h"rly and
parallel with West End Avenue, one hum
Grer tiop) feet eight and one half ,sis
inches, theme" Westerly parallel with Ninety
inches tHrN.e 'nr'hNi' Hnd again para" .
with West End Avenue nUd part NJ th"
Wax 'nrogEh = party val on" hundred
t. the sou'hrrly sliN Of Nuc. sixth street.
and theH. eastsrlN along the sputhery side
~ Ninety SIKH street. forty one az feet
h"gluning hcius 'he premises kuovn by the
street Number 2.o " 49, Y';h stree,
Dated NGE HT,N JG ,,:v, IN n ,gt
sol KpHN. Attorney for Plaintiff,
sos BroadwaX, horoush OF ManhaUaa,
, The following is a diagram of the property
20 be sold; us street number Is so Wcst
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l.5.liI ~ 49,


lispenard street.
The approximate amount of th' '".
charge. u satisfy which the apoN" de'' 90
property IL to be sold, Is SO ,Flt.oF
interest thereon from the llth day ~ TO
cembcr, 1913. together with the cost ..'
allowance amounting To s3ti 10. 1851.
tcrrst from December 18Th, 1913 tHk
with the expenses Of the sac. tn" ago..
mate amount OF the taxes. aSs"ssUl"t.H
water rates. or other liens which sc .' Do.
allowed to tho purchaser out of the p4f' h''-
money, or paid 10y the Referee, Is > -t. D
and interest. said promises VII ''
subject 30 the following state nj t,t.'- ..
wall and iron fence are not ON lines 40; .'." b
title.
Dated. New York January IN 'y't
EARI.E. " WYNN. E.l, =,
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SEw yeRk d sgrnEME co %EisS So2n' .,
Plaintiffs against HENRY W ELLISON.
and s9e duly o. made sna entered 10 cd IN
above-entitled acNon and bearing da'e ~
srned JAY ihs o. reteree in .aia adsmsa, zane
VI. SCI a: cubic aqe',}n soy at Sire ns EAIa :.
on the so,h day OF January. 1914 =
9sSek pS9n on 'h iSe Dry ptsm sy b.
said judgment &c be sold and ih'Tt!" l-.
AL that certain 10, o. ,and. wiz "a.
buildings and improvements th,re2n &c 20" -
situate and being IN the h2fGIRh y,
YORK bounded and described a. TO. .pns.
BEGlNNING si point On a.. %'f'3,~ 'y,y
dred and tweniy-ave 49, feet eie,s. ..|
one half Mi) in,h.s ns-,sT} ir@s
To.,seTly IA. ;iae Of EW:psnATra ro sfss'
.ide OF = r.lspenard Street Win he We.
face OF the westerly VAL o. ing n.o -,
running thence NortherlE along ,a'l "....
eriy vail and along The Westerly ~ OIL. :
,hr Wes,cr', do Of ;ho Victor. 80 -
the covered area on ~ Pt'mgi,,s- "a
dH.d tIiioOi Zee, Scr,heriy from Lisp, :
thence southerly, along the Easterly &
the Ess,erly wall OF the covered ares ,
the Eas,erly fac. OF the Eastcrly ~.
said one story building and the Easter q
| Of the Easierly wall OF the ave story -
on the herein described premises. one q.
dred 900, feet: thence Westerly along
! Sor,herly side OF i.ispenafd stree
nine az, feet ten and on" hnif
inches 20 the point or place Of begin
| said premises being now known a. ~"
| Thirteen l3l and Fiit"en l'' i'sr''..
| dated. Sew York. January sth, i9,'
| EARLE W. WEBB Eefs--s
INHIBITION :. RoRLASb At'"rust -
Plaintiffs - Cesar street, M"n'''' '-
| tn. f,,rovinr,s a diagram % 'ho p'Nps-',
10 he sold 90 street Numbers are - sH' II
Lispenard street
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Sugar-Refined was advanced 10 points
yesterday by Federal. There were 5000
bags OF Porto Ricos sold for January
shipment at a.3sc.. usual terms. an adj
vance OF , points. Spectators bought
Cuhas at 3.45c. The market was hrm.
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Sales were $4,000 bags.
Provisions closed barely steady. Cash
pork was firm: mess, S23.50ns2f. fam
lily. ss5. Cash beef was steady; family,
si?us see packet. slSn$l9. Cash lard
was weak. prime Western. $3.50; re-
fined Continent s,l.Sj; south American.
SEES.
t'hirApO uric.s were
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ces at Liverpool were.

IL A. VI. bids TO Liverpool were: jan
uary, l@.3s; March, l2.5s: May, 123s
The market there IL due to open to-day
lie to -. points lower.
Port receipts. shipments and stocks
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spot cotton was 10 points lower. Mid
iiing uplands. l2.?0c. middling Gulf.
1s.l6c. Spot cotton In the principal South
.rn markets was unchanged. Galveston.
10 1-l6c.: New orleans. - 3-16c.
Charleston. l3c. Norfolk. l3c. Savan-
nah. 13hc: Houston. l2Isc,; Memphis,
)3asc. Augusta, i3">c
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Harris Forbes 4 co. are Offering an ISSUE
of Sllgl, 800 san Francisco. cal. per cont
bonds The bonds are direct obligation on
IN. city and county ~ san Francisco. pay
able out NJ taxes levied on all taxable prop
ertv situated therein
Kean, Taylor 4 90 Of New York and chit
cago are Offering sl9j0.ooO City Of Akron
Ohio water works extension ia per cent
bonds exempt from Federal income tax and
legal investment Tor savings banks and trust
funds In Massachusetts, New York, Rhode
Island Connecticut, New Jersey Ohio and
other states and acceptable AZ security Tor
postal savings bank deposits
Redmond A. 60, hankers. are distributing
y bookler containing offerings Of railroad
and public utility securities. \ chart show
to 1913 inclusive IL Of Interest.
clsred the regular quarterly dividend of y
cent, psynpie March IL TO stock of record
February -
The $1,000, 900 state OF Connecticut per
cent. bonds. due 1886, r"c"ntly purchased by
white, Weld 90. and Blake Bros. 60
have all been sold,
charles II SChlacks, vire-president OF the
Colorado Midland Railway and formerly
ica-president Of he Denver and Rio Graude
and the Western Pacific, has been elected
president of the Hale & kilhurn 20. OF
Philadelphia succeeding u, W. can, re
signed
samuel T. pryor, president ~ the Southern
Wheel COMPANY OF -. Louis and u direct o.
OF the American Brake Shoe and Foundr,
Company, has been elected director ~ the
Mechanics and Metals National Bank,
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Centre line o. block

Th. approximate amount OF the leU "
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property II to lie sold. Is Sl3.5lfbs. with
interest thereon from the 3rd day OF DE "I.
Der 1919, together with the costs and arrow
ance amounting to s3sAsj. with inttr.s:
from December 10th, 1913. together With
the expenses of the sale. The approNiin1'-
rates, or other liens. which are to b.
allowed to the purchaser out OF tho plr
chase money. or paid by tho Refere. IL
$3.50 and Interest.
said premises viii he sold subject 70 an
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show. and to restrictive covenant. &.
Instruments recorded in Liber as Of con
Veyances. at page 3li, IN tho office ~ the
Register OF the County o: New York
Dated. New York. January 9Th, tnli
JOHN y. McMULLEN. Rci.r~s
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For III" past four days the Young
Mems Hebrew Association of Mount Yer
non has been conducting "A campaign to
raise s2O.000 for n new building, Such
n building. with the lot upon which II
stands, has been offered to the associa-
ton by A, Shiman of the Shinlan Miller
Manufacturing Company of New York. who
Is president of the association provided
the SEQ, 900 he raised with which TO fur
nish It, About $500 has been raised,
Mr. Shiman, who has contributed s2,000
to the fund, has promised another 81. 900
II $4,000 IL raised by tonight
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II points lower.

The Liverpool market was quiet and
steady. There was a moderate business
IN spots. with middlings unchanged ut
7.2ld. Estimated sales, 1000 bales. Re
ceipts. $1,000 bales, including $4,000
American.
DE-, I
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Outside Two Berth Statrrooms. 500.
Steel Steamships Georgia aud Tennessee.
Daily. including sunday. $500 T. ".
From Picr ~. l.. Il. Phone sI0o he. kmgn
City Ticket Office. 2sO broadway, y. y.
UPTOWN Ticket Ori,e. h way and @3i -.
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SALES by AUCTION.

ny VIRTUE nf chattcl nortgtg' %
stein auctinnoer, sells Jan. .iil. IL,
A. Nj .Ol r. 6th street ManhH''on Ut
Wagons, Harness, Buggics. ~ o."
torncy for murtEasee
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ny VIRTUE NJ cSoru'ion ''"'.
aurtioueer soils Ian. "ath. lsii
$50 Broadway, Manhattan. 90 rh.r
y McGOSlGLE VA
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COTTON SELLS OFF
ON GINNING REPORT
Market Closes About IL Points
Lower in Active
Positions.
BEAR ESTIMATES OlTDONE
Returns for the Period Of 3d.
3O2 Bales Exceed All
Expectations.
BEAR ESTIMATES OtTDONE

Tie cotton markets response to the
Census Bureau ginning returns yester-
day was decline of more than 10
points. This break ensued on the publ
cation OF the report at the opening. after
which "A substantial part Of the decline
was recovered u! heavy buying for the
account Of local spot interests. Renewed
liquidation IN the last hour of trading.
however. again weakened the market, and
the closing was at the lowest of the day.
Final prices of the more acjiv" positions
were about IL points net lower
Total amount Of cotton giunod To Jan
uary i6 was placed At l3,j>?.i'i bales,
against i".oSS.93o bales last year Gin
ming for the period WAS 23i, >n2 bales, as
compared with 1>I.j21 bales Ia the cor
responding period "A year ago This being
about 10000 bales in excess of the most
bearish estimates IL was effective III
bringing out n great deal Of selling both
for long and short account.
II is now pretty generally believed that
the final crop will not fail below $4,000
600 bales unless the amount OF cotton re-
manning unginned on January IL was
materially lower than the smallest rec
ord OF the past eight years. amounting
10 $4,000 bales. Linters production Is
now well ahead OF last season, ana prom
ises to exceed the 602. 600 bales obtained
from the 1912 crop
Except for the weakness displayed IN
the first hour and just before the closing
the market displayed an undertone OF con-
siderable steadiness. which was due To a
large volume OF buyng OF good character.
Southern reports claimed the big ginning
figures had in. nowise affected demand
for spots and this news contributed to
sustain bullish sentiment The bulls CON-
ceie that they have underesttnated the
crop but they also feel confident that the
bears have underestimate the years con-
sumptivo requirements
The late decline was accelerated by
bearish week end statistics showing an
into sight movement Tor the week of $50, =
6s7 bales. comparing with 2io. 2s2 bales
last year Spinuers' takings amounted to
361.S5S bales. against 31l,536 bales in
the same week last year. The visible sun
ply OF American now amounts to ios2,25i
bales, against i.7S3.4l0 bales last year
Total visible supply is placed at 6,oso.2o4
bales, against 5.e32,il0 bales last year.
The Census Bureau ginning report III
detail follows: Amount Of cotton g1nne'i
to January l6. counting round bales as
halves and excluding linters:
IaiS......l Ssgl-l 1872 511, ,9s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
swnTs FACE POSSIBLE
FINE OF 81, 200, 600

Chicago. Jan. 3i-Indictments
charging Relating were returned by
the federal grand jury here today
against Swift and company. the
Pennsylvania railroad. the Panhan-
die lines and the Chicago and North
western railroad. Two bills were
found against the Panhandle,
Swift me company face a possible
fine Of $1,000 900. The bin charges
sixty alleged violations Of the inter
state commerce laws. The Pitts
burgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and 81
Louis railroad. known ms the Pan
handle. and the Pennsylvania com
pany, are named in one joint lndict-
ment M "A separate indictment In
addition Is returned against the Pan
handle.
Swift and company may he liable
for fines OF $1,000 each on the six
" counts. II was charged thai the
packing company obtained conces-
sions from the published carload
rates Of the Chicago and Northwest
crn road and the Ann Arbor com
pany in various shipments from Chi
cago 10 points ON the Ann Arbor
road. Tho concessions were outlin-
ed, Il Is said. by obtained carload
rates on less than carload shipments.