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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

Nsains, trade Yesterday and there was little
acton Tns es,,er 'rts. 4 stu rnfe.
"a IN. week Sei es and ssiis the same
arc expecting a further dror nes, week
which there arc lats. ouanu,ie. There
e:o h.aSy Invoices OF foteisn butter TO be
some hsrs Price. follow: creamery. OK
tras. 26f1ei.c.; hr.ts. ?ih Gsbnc. sec
s s9.. ass.s s.s . d.f d f5 f ~
Us sssn r sl. :s;sssss S d.s cur Si
nm, Sc ,i.s !iSs." 70 !. irg fisa,
ai fHH r.. MN ss' y "sik O Fss
Ing continu.s nrn. with li'ile trading yes.
tcrday. white Is In more demand ana IT
advance h.st weck stocks are none too
m. ar. ' lr !" aS sGa 4s o. a. ' hsd
,,p.eiai' isT 49, "'stsse fancy ~, =
iiAc he!d. choice Rigiac skins fresh.
sgOd :" choice. 1919 z il'tc.. poor TO fair.
EobS.--.rhe market ~ss stesdier yes.er-
lay Than IA; amy time during the PISS; week
6.d weather and a FEELING tint prices wou' 4
not y" lover tbs week. giihough there are
more fresh crr. Receipts last week veto
before and i2oIa the s.m. week Inst year.
Despite the excellent weather ia producing
,ecti,ne ~ zen, - Mt '.sm 10 he active.
In, oices did not indicu'e yesterday as many
fresh ,ses - were expected Cooler eggs
are fairy we'll out OF thc way. although In
a-t weeks receipt. there were Il good many
storing" cGgs Thee. ought To work OUT by
the END o. th's week Prices follow: IRE h
gathered extras. ga S5c.. extra nrsts.
92is n use hrsts. 1i's " 32c. seconds, 30 u
w. fonnsyl NAn.a aHd nearby h"nuery
s. h!teS anc 70 fancy, 3aH zoe gathcrci
whites me I, finest; 71c.; STATE, rennsy.-
brown and mixed co!ors. S2T3ic., rcfrlger-
ator frs's ss's q 39c.. seconds, sS1 .sc
lover grades. .5G2;c.. European eggs. fresh.
20 dozen oaset. fair 20 prime 20 q soc. r.
LIVE rouLTRy-Ieeeip,s last week were
this week Receipts for tho month were
-! cars compared with az during Jan
yesterday' ~ l. usual on SATURDAY. Fowls
w-re nrm yesterday, ana all stock ought TO
pe reasonably Arm next week unless more
cars come than are now anticipated. A.
there VII be no trading at yesterdays prices
au 6e s.t are ej n9i s,ysn,
were 80 53b packages compared with 81 $50
the week before ana 2s97t 'he same week
tory ana Yesterday there was no trading
10 speak Of Conditions on arrival are
unsatisfactory and there il sood deal
fowls were in more demand than chickens.
Fresh killed turkeys are becoming soar,or
every day, nut there "ere enough last week
TO meet demand tapous weighing lhs
and above sold we'll bu, the supply Will
not largely Increase. Ducks ana geese were
dull all week ana thor. was less demand
tor squads quotations are. Turkeys. West
orn dry picked average best 20 n 2ic
western scalded. fancy. sc. ohio and
NJ. hisan Csc. Texas ayefag" best dry
pic t-d. seLc.. Philadelphia broiiers u 4
. lbs. each. SOC: box packed Western fowls.
dozen In box. 90 lbs and over. lSc.. under
80 lbs. iic. Psrrelled stock. dry picked,
8 lbs each lie; lbs and under. l5c
seslded liTlic.; OLD rcoster- lac; SOUNDS
prime white 10 lbs. to dozen. per dozen,
$3.50. lbs s.. 6aGi, lbs, s-.,i 81. dark.
sl7i. Capons Philadelphia. 40 his. - !
goo ohio u u.ic., Western slips. i n -'c.
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Interior receipts. shipments and stocks
Re. Last Ship
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Closes Easier. hut Wire TrOu-
bIc Interrupts News.

Wheat closed y to lac. lower yester-
dav. az about the low for the day. The
market opened easier on the cables, which
reflected lreer Manitoba offers and the eX-
pe''hNon of larger worlds shipments for
The week. Wire trouble with the West
because OF the storm, which was reported
70 b. severe in Chicago. practically cut OF
The New York Produce Exchange from
ne Chicago pit" and no news was re-
"Ned during the session by floor traders
slde from the price movements which
came late No statistical Information was
available, Wire trouble OF couse resulted
IN lighter volume OF trading in the pit"
Corn closed sc. higher TO NC, lower.
The range was narrow. Oats finished lsc.
higher 'or the day. Price variations were
unimpOrtant.
WheHt has exhibited an easier tone this
week with continental markets lower and
Hght cash and export demand. Reports
from 'he winter wheat belt have been
favorable regarding the growing crop Re
ccip's 1T primary points have been lighter
man year ago, but shipments into con-
slnptly" channels have not been heavy.
TIC Visible supply continues large and
SO ~ A. chicago are of good volume,
The adverse vote OF the Canadian Par
HaWon' on the free American wheat prop
o'Inn bad been discounted by the
hdtN"i aud its effect upon values was
spN' n VAS pointed out by traders
UHt tho present Government went into
ONO" uI an auti-reciprocity platform and
MS rot expected that they would do
o'h'r 'utp they did ON the other hand,
'.' estimates OF Argentina's export
su." Surplus were reduced to 10000 900
u1-N,s. against exports for the year
ssh1'd December 81, 1913. Of l0l, 100000
oN-h's Japan and India bought Aus
uh'tH wheat and the eXportable surplus
o' VI" li'cr country is not believed to
W. Az l"tg" AS "A year ago.
N"i'r traders on the long side maintain
u'' y" rNpor,nhl" surplus Of these coun-
U.s. N.' mot prove equal to the Con-
un'h'' o'Waud ana that the Continent
vi. ''.' ~ take large amounts of wheat
''' ..t. ~ later dates
.'. .,ius toward the close OF the
We '.a'l lower although there were
'".'. . NiIlus Of strength. particularly
~. "'.''..iE, when spirited short cover
"e .'..' prices up over lc Better
N'r''' " .rnr conditions were factor
.''fu'lu ing prices, although domes-
's N'r' small as compared with
" .'...HitN m" Government report
'.' animals showed "A large in
'~ ... number of hogs. which
.....,r dcuind for corn for
".,s sud the market was adj
..'| .U.. Ip,uoidcui with this re-
wi 49,. ..' LOWS Of threatened damage
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tn. Consumers Power Company ~ Mi,hl
,,n vbirh is the principal operating sub
siIiary OF tho commonwealth Power RAILWAY
AMI Iiphr ,'nrpanN reports for the wear
"a lbS M an Increase OF l9i2 per cent
over isls In spite Of the fact that OPP
.r.tinr sxn.nss. we're o. l3s Rg3. an Increase
o,ess nar cent lin, ne, earnings Of The
YEAR amounted 20 si.7is2eo. an advance
Of ~ - per cent FIXED charges FOR th'
diyidends IL SO per cent. leaving the net
surpius for the common stock t9p2 ..d, AL
Increase Of . % per cent Interests con
uccted with the company state that th'
increas. ia the nxed charges was due -
tho sale Of securities 10 provide for new
funds During the past year the COMPANY
which operates several hydro--lectric gen
Grating plants besides supplying power To
the other subsidiaries OF the holding com
many has been doing considerable construc'
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COTTON RALLIES ON
SHORT COVERING
Rcbuying by Fridays Holders
Also Helps Tone Of the
Market.
RrLLISH SPOT REPORT
Cables Help, and Active List
Closes Session 4 to 6
Points Higher.
BrLLlSH SPOT REPOR1

A rally OF 8 to 8 points In cotton yes
terday WAS due TO short covering and re-
buying by many OF Fridays sellers Spot
reports OF n more favorable character and
the hard tone of Liverpool encouraged
traders to take n more favorable view
OF the market. though each bulge in prices
brought out rather stifr selling, most OF
which probably represented fresh liauida-
ton Of long cotton.
MANY Of the Southern spot interests
claimed Fcbruary's spot business bids fair
10 equal that OF January. this view being
based on the belief that spinners have
committed themselves heavily without
adequately protecting themselves. Waco
Tex, wired that demand for all grades
continued excellent. and that middling
was selling for more than March con-
tracts AZ New York. This report further
.a!d that stocks We're greatly depleted
A south Georgia spot house wired that
offerings were practically nil, while there
was good demand from Liverpool and
the Continent.
Liverpool opened higher than due and
later showed good Improvement in tone
on American buying and healthy spot
demand The closing there was Mt the
highest OF the session.
The dry goods situation. according to
the week end reviews. showed further
definite Improvement. An encouraging
feature is that the volume OF buying in
many lines continues 10 expand notwith-
standing advancing prices.
For the greater part of last week cot
ton futures Were under rather heavy
pressure. the result being further sharp
decline IN prices from recent high levels.
Selling appeared 10 be based on the be-
lief that the end OF January would wit
ness material contraction In spot buy
ing at Southern markets. Such n de-
velopment. IL was argued. would cause a
slump In spot prices and prompt interior
holders TO press their cotton for sale.
Yesterdays dispatches from many points
IN the belt, however said that fears of
this kind were not warranted. as demand
showed no signs of falling OF. Buying
for export ns well as for domestic ac-
count. IL was asserted. gives promise OF
continuing well into February.
Farm work for next sea sons crop IS
now under active way and soil condi-
tons are said to be highly favorable.
The present outlook ia that acreage will
he larger than In any preceding sea-
son
Spot cotton was unchanged Middling
uplsnds. l2.;5c. middling Gulf. 1900.
Futures here closed 2 TO 3 points
higher.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Closes Lower-Trading Light
and Featureless.

Coffee closed to points lower for
the active positions yesterday on sales
OF 11.150 bags Most OF the sales were
in the December position. The range was
narrow and last sales were made a,
about the low for the day. The marke,
was featureless and traders showed nc
inclination to commit themselves 10
either side.
The market opened unchanged to .
points higher. prices rejecting but feebly
the higher European cables The move
ment continued heavy and Sac Paulo
weather was reported favorably. Cos,
and freight offers were practically un-
changed. The spot market was steady
and unchanged.
Havre opened u franc higher to J..
franc lower and closed at =. franc ad-
vance. Hamburg opened !. pig. lower a.
/. pig. higher and closed unchanged t.
l. pig. higher. Rio and Santos prices
We're unchanged. The bear element main
tains that the large amount OF coffee
aioat is responsible for the apathe,ic
condition OF the marker.
Prices were
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
uNIrEp STATES FOR rpkrn RICO
sau CristotaI.' defendant so $40 Egt'ITY
TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE NeOVE DE.
PENDANT COMPANY.
Notire &c hereby gwen that by an order %
court mada AMI nr"r-d on N" "gni day Of
December ltl3, on are 'eIuIrrd to present
to the ClcIa vi this court within the pe riol
of thirty dars nom the expiration ~ this
advert issineEt, IN due form and under oath
any calm OF eNtd-uu" OF iudehtciness which
you NAV hold against said defendant com.
pauV. This advertisement 20 continue for
thirty days from a.. urst publication Al
claims of Indebtedness OF tho said company
which shall not have been fled Win m.
clerk aforesaid I'm accordance with this
notice, shall. be deemed barrel from any
participation In the assets IN the hands Of
the Receiver IA the case, subject however.
TO th- power 81 the Court whiCh Is expressly
reserved, 10 make any Other further order as
II may deem equitable with respect to such
Indebtedness
Date OF hrs' publication January y. lNi4
tSigued' ANTONIO AGI'AYO
'lerS n. : nis'r'.f Court
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yYY>TER FRONT PROPERTIES.
w fAt TOR IFS. FACTORY SIIES
w FIVHD =. tORBIN. 10 wall ST.. y. Y.
PUBLIC MOTTO Es.

JUDICIAL DIsTRICr-In the matter OF II
MS SCI HERMAT METZ I, 4iE Is,
sMiTIH MoRRiiGI x 3hisIl3 JOIN III Il
sTARN W91pBUEY hANGD9N and
Rapid Trar.i' Railroa! CON n.issioner.. o.
The Ci'y of New York. for and on behalf %
"ait 'iN, i-r ne appoin'ment ~ commits
Iaes ~ fstl. ana the various statute.
alaenia'oty Thereof and suppi.me.,s'
pe,uaI easemsHts necessary 70. the con.
s'ruoton. mfiutensrce and operation
an elevnt.d railroad ~ weHche.ter Avenue
ward. thence along the southern boulevard
:" the Boston Road thence along IA. Rns'on
IN the thorough Il The Bronx. vhcreNer aid
easements have not been already acquired
H05rlcofEs Is HEKERY GIVEN tia, N.
second Supplemental and Amended Report
o. J9Gu J. ,Ft...ma" Frank pupirna.
Appraisal dIiy appointed IN the above en-.
uted proceeding which report bears date
me .,'h IHay 81 NO .e,4nrri 'eiS' and r.,st.s
clerk o. the county qi New York on the 10Th
day y ,Ney-mts.,, lsl2 ........
SHcnnd Supplemental Nri Amended Repoit
VII b" presented for confirmation 20 The su-
spc la Term thereof, Tar, III to te he.i In
10 First IJdicia pis'ric'. - the county
Sew, hGa.' I n tn. hes.ush q MsgIs,,an.
airy lsl4. at the opening Of court on ina,
day, and that 'h'n snd there. or as soon
a motion VIII ~. made ina the said second
supp. eW'nta, an4 Amended Report be con
AHc!IRALn ! wA'fsoN.
Han of Records
Horoush IT Manhattan
C!.y %! New York
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

: sps,lsl meeting ~ stockholders 81 ''"
Standard screw COMPANY vl.. he hold a.
- oNl,a iu rerses tItv February - tu
authorize an ingrras" 81 s. ooo.uoo lu the
preferred stock and s. Jo0.uoo iu tie com.
mon -tp,k. 20 take Up outstanding 'ohus
ana % provide larger working capital
The final insta' 'ueut Of the amounts paw
able under the plan and agreement Of re-
organization 81 the Detroit Toledo and
lroutou Railway Company Ia due Febru-
AIRY 10
Samuel y Pearson and John ". Howell
have formed - cop1rtnership under the Arm
name 81 Pearson Howell FOR tho 'rnnsac-
tiuu 81 brokerage business I'm ratlruAd and
publip utility bonds The nrm has offices
Win Williams. Nicholas y Moran. o5 Broad
street
Tho coupons due February ] on the Re
public of cuba "a per cent. a0lA bonds 81
1879 are now being paid by Sp"yer & CO.
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CURB sTOCks, CLOSING PRICES.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81 A very strong
market was witnessed during the firs' hall;
hour IN response TO a Jump IN United
states steel common The most uotab'.
activity Was IN General Asphalt common.
which advanced to ~. where H. met with
some long stock The insiders say this
stock is due for a big rise shortly Buy
ing orders were said to have originated
largely ia New York. After the activity
ceased In Asphalt issues the market he
came duh and prices reacted. Electric
storage was steady, a. was Lake superior
The bond market was firm. The sum
mary
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The cleaning Of the entire city a,l be
attempted under the Hhuttng foot as
s.ssmeut plan 4 schedule of rates al
ready has been submitted. The garbage
collection. which has been an unsolved
pfuu' .' 'or '',,uty-i've years. will bc CON
duDi"d u is declared, under the system
devised h Nj hshburner Tho collect
ing VII he done by private contract hv
districts 'i,iz"ns will I've Obliged 10 hav.
their cans ready az certain hours go that
the work can he facilitated.
check system Is being applied To all
departments Even the city prison will
receive attention, \ daily report must 10
submitted of tho number OF prisoners and
the amount Of food provided The exact
amount Of bean soup and bread will be re-
ported
A ch"ck system Of compla ints has also
been introduced. When complaint about
a chuck hole is made 4 Will he turned
over to the engineering department in
typewrittcn form, 1t will not he forgot
ten. IT," city manager viii ask for a
report on the chuck hole within two days.
1 THIS Is the way matters are going all
along tho line.
As TO the enforcement OF laws All
that Mr.. Ashhurner and the city commits
s!oners have said Is. The ordinances
and laws will he enforced as long as they
arc on the books
Police chief l. T. O'Rrien IVA. his
orders and so has Fire chief Samuel r
| hunter. The orders are specific and as
{. result the chiefs know what TO do. II
! the orders are not carried out they know
| what 10 expect.
Obedience to orders IL the rule NS
| crap or other games will he tolerated
Slot machines have been laid away. Even
| tho punch machines and candy tag cards
are not in evidence. The saloons are no,
10 pry off tho lid after hours or on
| Sunday.
In every department there In an in
visible card hanging out This Ia my
busy day" Everybody IL busy II the
employees leave city Hall it is on bust
| ness. Nobody drinks during bust,
ness hours. II they do they might a.
well hand in their time and leave.
II do not care II man takes a drink
after hours" said city Manager Ash
burner, hut 1t is not bus ness to allow
men on duty to frequent bar rooms"
Under the new system OF muniCipal
government business is transacted with
out undue loss Of time. When the city
| commission meets AT O'Clock each Mon
day night business is started. A dozer
| or two ordinances ana resolutions are
acted upon within an hour.
There is little discussion Under ths
| old council method sometimes 4 re
! CURED three or four hours to trausac,
| business There was opposition from tn,
! political factions, Much OF the discussion
regarding measures 10 made in informal
sessions held at the Bagonda club. where
! the members take a MONDAY lunch. I,
there are any differences they are no,
made public
! Many good story will not see the lish,
/ Of day, city ilai reporters have a new
| line Of stories II II now business methods
and efficiency, instead OF clashes and dead
| locks ON important measures.
| I'1nnlnipt iu Al a. nv,
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Pkbrtb~ AS.

SEALED BIDS VIII he received o., IN.
Board co. NaIei suppl. Ht rs un,v~ INauts o.
t.ou1 hooI, Miui.ip., bu,diug Ftrk Row
AL toD'fe ana chan bers Sireeis \rt, \ 100 <
cay uU'' - \ or TtrsHp}. i'n.r-.ary
9 1874. for Contract 100 for f.ruI,hfns I4-
.Vrr.nE HNu Installing save amt ofUc. waves.
s'ui.r gate. and tppGrr'u-u,es along ,','.'
kllI aguodu., mainly within Nrw York r.s
limits.
At the above Pic" ana t,us mo h.i. o.l
be nth,l.N opvnel md read. rtni.I 90
containing information 10 hiIInrS .r..I.
pauphi"ta ot contract drawings ,1a Na rn
t,ir.t - thc 'hpve address m the So. "a
tar u1lle Boy irpos,tiuc tho s.n. ~ N,a
dollars $50 : CASH oy T.. equ'yllou' for o. "A
pamphlet For farther partitu'a-a ann,
10 'he ORC" ~ me Prinn'pl. Assistant F0-
giutrr 49, I'VE dAlyN at Iross
CT NElr" STR hESS President
GNARl.ES y HNpWlCK
lplIN 3 CALVIN
Cow Tissi'rrr ~ a." BOARD ~ water rri7
lOSFrH - NORPlSsEY. So ,'arv
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RAILROAD OFFICIALS SHIFT.
Huntington Leaves Jersey Central
for Minneapolis Line.

A special meeting OF the directors NJ
tho Minneapolis and 50. Louis Railroad
Company was held yesterday for the pur-
pose Of electins q. w. Huntington. gen.
crai superintendent of the Jersey Central
Railroad, TO the office of e-president
and general manager Of the former com
pany In place Of w. q. Bierd.
Mr. Bierd has resigned from the Mime
apolis and ST. Louis to become president
of the Chicago and Alton. which office
was formerly occupied by y. A. Worth
inRton.
j. w. Meredith, formerly division SUI
perintendent OF the Jersey Central. has
been appointed general superintendent to
succeed Mr.. Huntington.
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$500 for Man Who Saw Woma .
Faint.

EyANsNIILh. Ind. Jan. 30 want
"Hd in a morning newspaper here to-day
reads Five hundred dollars reward will
he paid to the man who saw the woman
faint AT the corner of Washington avenue
and Grand street Saturday night"
The woman who left the want "ad" I'm
the business oftiCe of the ewspaper said
she was acting for a friend and refused
to answer any question.
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believing ina: the health department,
needed an ovcrrau'.hg Mr.. Ashburner and
the city commits" Gu i-C.dsi 20 abolish
tho board OF health and nil OF the posi-.
tons Ia the department except that o.
plumbing inspector.
Instead OF "A cumbersome inactive body
the plan Ia TO appoint Il superintendent OF
the department III health. This man has
been selected but not formally appointed.
lie II DIR. Clement l.. Jones. a new man
to Springfield but an expert and Il grad
uate OF Johns Hopkins University. He
Will have charge OF the entire health de-
partmcnt. His tenure OF Office will be
OF the pleasure OF the commission and
city manager.
He Will get salary sufficient to war
rant him devo;ing his entire time to 1t.
40 permission will be given To him TO
have contracts with lodges or do private
practice while holding the public office.
Al ordinance abolishing the offices and
creating the new department will be pre-
scented 20 the city commission on Mon
day.
For many years the streets have been
cleaned by the city under general taxa
ton. Men who have been cleaning a
block or two "A day will no longer h- in
the pay OF the city. No man will be
used in this department because friend
OF his did a little political work IN a
certain ward and thus was able TO give
him job. This patronage system has al
ready been abolished.
Mr. Ashburner and Chief Engineer Nj.
!. Balm will make "A tour OF investiga-
ton In Cleveland, Chicago and Detroit
to ascertain the best ne,hods OF clean
ing streets. Mr. Ashburner favors the
vacuum motor driven machine. II Is prob
able that one Will be purchased also -
motor driven truck for the hauling ~ the
s~-eplngs To- III" dumps. II Is declared
mat under this system the streets can he
cleaned thoroughly and at less expense
than IN the present way.
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TO the Argentine crop by iocus,s.
shorts FASTENED to cover and this sun.
piled the greatest buying strength. Cash
nark"ts were weak M rule through
out the week. Argentine corn was taken
at the seaboard.
oats prices moved within a narrow
nHSe and followed the trend of corn.
Receipts were light and they were smaller
than shipments for the greater part of
the week. Cash demand was light
. ChiCaeO prir,ps.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. Jan. Dealings for the two
hour session were broad and active. Prices
at the close were generally firm. Among
the coppers CRANKY was the leader. ad-
vancing to s5as. up rs, oil heavy sales
Osceola was strong. Quincy lost !. Butte
and superior was active, advancing ~.
Among tho industrials American Wooden
preferred closed at SO. ~ "a. The rails
were fcature.ess. The summary:
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THE MONTREAL MARKET.
January 18th. 1914.

The First National Bank. located A.
Jasper. state Of Texas has gone into vol
uutary liquidation and i closing its affairs
All Note holders and general Creditors OF
the association are therefore hereby notified
20 present their notes and other claims for
payment
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO Jan. 2i--prices were slightly
rrnctionary to-day ChiCHgo city aud
Connecting Railway was traded In for
the first time. tina common at goa. and the
preferred at 81 Z, 55i,. The summary:
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term stock Amt. Payable.
ROscnhaum Company,
quarterly ,.......,,.. pfd {. Feb, 2
Buffalo, Rochester and
pittsDurg' Railway,
semi-annual ..,,...., pfd Feb, III
Buffalo, Rochester and
Pitts,ur1 Railway.
semi ,,..... com 2 Feb 10
Cripple Creek Central
Railway, quarterly,,.. com Mar .
Cripple Creek Central
Railway, quarterly. pfd Mar. .
Pennsylvania Textile
s"mi-annun ,......... pfd -. War .
Connecticut Power. quar-
terly ..,.;........... pfd liz Mar .
Dominion Bridge quar-
torly ...,............. . Feb III
international Harvester
Corporation, quar-
terry .,.,t..........,.. pfd Mar
Kelly Springfield rire
quarterly ..,-,,..-.... pfd ~ Apl
Utica, Clinton and Bling
hamton ...,,,.,..,.. IN Feb 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01

Receipts from customs yesterday sss6 So I:
, from Internal revenue. ordinary SEQ lOl:
poration tax, sO,his. and mi scell aneous, s25l2t
National bank notes received for redemption
81 est. 80
The cash statement Of the United States
Treasurer for January 30 shows: