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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

Bssves.

,.,, o., ,Vo DAYS. 800 head: So cans On
.,is stees opened slow. win se..o ERE A. an
Western sdvice bu. "hs maze, dragged At
adSsnc1 9t naur,s with = ate clearance or
,bs y.,ds Bulls were l5@ -5c lo"og ~ he New
~ e. ye y.yss Common to prime seer.s s9a sJ,rS
ass u head. 81 bI.s "a FSWssterH fst cows.
bull. S state cows. s sOs S Soa, 81 IS pressed
10, slow al last quotations o., y, s,,.rs 1871 ID
OoS Si,isss@NcPherson * Co; 20 va az "a 10 Ky
average $ % per , lgg u Isl 50 cows no
~ .sG 81 Is g. eos 50 IS. or II s7s5; %.
Segio9 % 60 1919 q Il ;1 70 H. $50 81 50 T. $50
"a x. 20 OHIO. 1852 81 sS' I, oIen' ISl3.
$50. s. TO- 2 hsfs ,n IN KIM 800 s.: 90 1925.
49,: l.o5 70 II cows siS $ IS; 3 TO- "a
Tobin s shannon, IND d, ''de''i cs7 s.: Z. est
1915 q I,,d 5o' s he 5afsr, and steers. So
q So ! Is ' fsi Ind bgii. ls,s, sgt 81
IS iIsg SIS: % Team. 9Si. % pa SIS:
IT'S oxen. f'S5, ~ 81 5 20 $ IS s2s,.
liS; sS25 s.l. s s.; sss $, 90 !, I, q. io' !!
iS?';s 'soss 81 50: g. cas-. $50; H. 80 " 80
iss 3: Z; 5si s. 55 o. q * steers 100. p g
q" ,sss s. 10: "a. l2os. IS TO- 90 i4''' .
K SI... SSminss: s. 90 IS 1898 s. S'' y Team
100. j h. 81 Co BULL $50. So IS cows 1855
g G fs,s = "a; u.s. ilsS. g 2; ''2; I S,I.a
ss5 is!;; :oO g 'oi foo ~ q IS q isss S
.'ii,s ' Co. 10. eos S co. u. 1s2. y = ESQ
"a & 10. u. .g-s. S;o;,, a. "a 10 Sl5' 81 Is:
q % r. e. - 81. So IS 3. Iol 50 go "a. 500
50 5',- w1sh, Co bull l3s'i ,i g e q %
ssA1@ et0. s.. COW. !lzo. - y ~ 90
III 40. So 40; T. 80 -, ~ cows 1860, s. IS;
%. sl,l 80 hslier,. 40. s. go 20 =
~ - ~ li.llsa: coz. SO. - 90 D. w. 49,
g. 100. s. 80 CALVES.
-. o., ,,ro A,ys. 2.l23 head. J. iss On sac
he'aY 20, Win fair demand; harvard eNse &c
.ss-'iss. lover Common 70 pniae w., " az -tstis
sjs 100 . n ss, ss'ls: IS So t iss
, G., ',..pinss. 81 56sp: city drsss,,a yeas ''''N'
At i,s l1i 99 AZ n H. s.! ''.' lse =
s,sr'ss &C. b Is sli % eu' ios s. g. 100. " 90
. yea ssa l. psnesk i ~ 'sa. =, Ell e., =.
8. l-.. 49,; IS I5. & yearlinSs. ~,
go. - su-is ( Son: iss YEAS u; III ~ 81
rs ,l1. Is. 1888. 81 'ii O. ~ III II. s.
80 50 l. il, go ., l., IL les SCI b. ssi
S osyd calves 2s3 S So y J,i,5siLss 90
n Hume 81 yeas. 81 "a - ,,,'i, iof
ns $: IS. ~ 81: 81 II So "a 8 SO. S
80 ., oH ,i.iisn b walls ia. 81. caiiA W.
Hr,,,n shannon . ,..l, im So 3. g I iii.
~: -. ~, ~. isg Sie 80. :. -oi. $40. ~
l3ff' "a. s., q ini calves ~, r. - i"iie'
sa., ~ 3, 20 ohio %. 90 - ~, tIe-.
\ sanders 20 t,.A io't s4's, i.o Al ~.
IL III 81 30. :. Ia az. ~ 40 az - = q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
INNINGS OF B. R. T. UP
SPlus for Half Year Showed
Gain Of S363,199.

~ sfoss operating receipts OF the
d ~. ~ Rapid Transit system for the
" 80, ,t ended December 81, 1914,
- 1870 go. q gain OF s972,22O
e,.." The increase is due TO the
4 w As a part Of the system OF
\ ~ u the Coney Island & Brook
es,hg Ter operating expenses and
4. ,,gss, the surplus OF the B. r. I.
" sest six months of 1914 was
vs. an increase Of 1858, l99.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
LenEthenlng the Rome.

1many, the way The London Stat
aE Il a week ago, was close 70
'id OF her rope. The Reichsbank's
= circulation is limited by law to
y nmes is gold holdings. On De-
-'ti u, 1914, against 1882 ,294,950 Of
= ~ Y had but - per cent. or fl0S,-
W, gold. So its available margin
,'lss was only G59,287,150. "The
''s didn't sec how II was 10 get
gore gore gold, believing that the $780,
49, or sl0,000,000 estimated 20 be in
'.saon throughout Germany was on
s'y, not into the bank, but into
sshg Wherefore. IL was conclud-
~s snd Of note issuing was not far
~ But what the English critic did
upeei has happened. Cold hold
@ not increase, IL is true; actual
~ decreased insignifcantly. Note
..'auon, however. which had risen
-@rsptedly from November %,
Inl BY January 10 10 was ap-
..nstely s22,40O.300 less than at
a ~ o. 1914. Instead OF less than
.NpVV, the Re,chsbank now has the
~, III % issue about fs4. 100000 OF new
~thout traversing the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Thor. was little change in the tonnage MARIE
freishts offering steadily With rnes 20 nro,,ed
cbsrte,'ng Quotations 10 Liverpool, I'd buil' Va
Apn Bristol od Mqr ca PICKED OosH sR II SS
W W tsroe, nrsyi6usly 30 900 qrs. oas, Baltimore
or n' y Sgsf % Avonmoath Or London Co. option
French Atlantic IS l0isd. FEB. Br stesmeI' H.,
,s2gsg ssOY ID March; Bt steamer 10000 es
sss Is % oO'oas od AMSTERDAM ter sr.S M'ri a..ns
s.r-s 70 " Itsiy' los 81. Jan-Feb: Br. steamer
40 100 drs oats, same. IS 3d. tso; b, s.s.ns.'
''ai,b ooi,ons Jan-Feb: Pr steamer y, 900
d g. same sSa RI ssnu.f tons cotton Whining
ION c. 10 Liverpool zoos. Eco; creek meI Ins5
TsSv ~ steamer. a.533 tons same from the Gslt.
i9gs 81 Feb-Msr; Br. steamer sSoS to.s Or.
bsrE previously so 900 cases petroleum. New fcfs
70 AustrsHs basis $50. one pou, NAY Juhs' Nof
70 = = as ,ons timber Gulf 20 W Britain. 1908,
W,rch. schooner. lii tons. lumber Panama CITY
10 New York 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The stock Exchange committee hss establishes a
new minimum price % 81 for American tlues pre-
ferr,d rs for Julius hsystr. 20 for linteo STATES
Industrial Alcohol preferred rs FOR PltU9urgh steel
trsferred and 4J for CreI Carpet. tnecute to-day
Apnncation has been made BY william {. Jack
so- for Membership on the Sew York Cotton
L1chGnge.
Tn. annual meeting Of the Ecok Island Com
PAM q New Jersey has heea iuTther postponed
until February :.
Announcement has been made By the STOCK n p
change arm o. Schuyler. Chidsick a Bumhsm mat
Chsrles J. Raleigh. formerly associated Win A.
fred Mes,rs Co. has teen appointed mAhhke'
o. thelf bond and unlisted Securities departments
Tn. earnings report o. the Chicago Great West
,r1 Railroad Company Tor December shove cross
income Of 81 lS9 1853, a decrease o' s5.zlS from
ne same month IN 1918. and net reTenue of S-sl.-
Oi5. AZ increase q i2i.oi5
Trsrssnrv currency retired through TIE local
Sub Treasury yesterday amounted % t5os goo oIlhs
inE The to,al 20 date Up 10 Sl1s.5f3SiO retired a.
this centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
THE METAL MARKETS.

coppFR-Ioc.i stree, MARIE. ara. With s.c-
,-ai,,ic auotei al iliic and casting At tIk si4tc
In London copper closed at seJ 70 90 for standard
SPOT. 500 l0s for futures and at ~ IS % fof
TIN on he Metal EIchAnSs VI. dull with spot
quoted at 35IO9S6e In London un eio.sa q. =,
Tad ouie, bu; ann New York spot. s.e5s3 Zoe.
md Fast 81 Louis .. 52i1 a. SIZE. London lead.
~ SPLITTER erm; New York spot. T.2osZiSc and
In nos s,esdy' a, ;li gJsn. rs for Ne foundry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
lFron he Tribune Burssul
Washinston. January IS.

From Ths Tribune Bureau
Washington. January IS.
ARMY.
R,iy C,n TAsKER n. BLISs. from COMMAND q,
seufhsrn Dep4rtnen,, detailed member osnefA
So eo,p. 10 ale effect FEB. Is.
CAPT. CHARLES "A, PATTERSON eoss' ~. NJ
80 h. III transferred 20 +cth Co 49,
c.n, WALTER h MCAskEl. y G. from rlsto-
e,,s b.yracks 20 ~ H. o.. Nntht o. quarter
-, 800 ds,ences OF l. l. Sound. -
c.as ior,fs n BALL. sih Cav. 20 Sac ffaneiscs
~ EXAMINATION for retirement -.
c.st TRED L. PERRY. coast ART Lirt Lieut.
DAVID l. ROSCOE, j., Gay. and sse9nn Lew
WitfiaN . ROsE. ~ Inf. Ard WILLIAM n
srSfPsOS. an Inf. detailed 70 tsas; so,ernmen,
s.bibn hoard a. Psnsm4Psdce ln1ernsuonA
Trnos,ion san Frarcisco
s,idlS Lieut. Louis A CRAIG. coast Art. from
lssd 10 10th co.
Lieut. tiunior zr,as HALLER BELL. and Lieut.
B GLESNoN. detached Naval ACADEMY. 70
Temporary duty ~osks Midrtie steel Co. Phi!a-
Lieut. 1junior gsdsl J. p. RUTrER. d-ssehsd
Nasai Academy. 70 temporary duty Vorks o.
Uetlshem steel Co. south heihishefs
Lieufs Junior gadel 2. !. C0MLNfoRD and
GERARD BRADFORD. detached NafaI Aesgeny
- 1900 k~ilal-tsaa s-se. Sa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The income report OF the Consumers
Power Company Of Minnesota covering
operations for the twelve months emo
ed November so shows an increase o.
nearly II per cent IN gross earnings,
which amounted 20 S2.200,645. with a
gain OF over q per cent in net rev
enue, which was Sl,03s,2a4. over the
year preceding. Other income OF the
company and surplus earnings Of the
Northern Mississippi River Power
Company after deducting fixed charges
for the four months period ended No
vember 80 together with surplus rev.
enue Of the Minneapolis General Elec-
trio Company. amounted 20 1887 ,62l,
sl26.59S greater than in 1918. The
balance after interest charges on the
Consumers Power Company's first
mortgage bonds and bonds of constitu-
ent companies was Sl.036,6O7, an in
crease Of 35.4 per cent. This balance
is applicable 10 the 1884, 800 collateral
trust per cent notes outstanding.
Detroit Edison.
Returns OF the Detroit Edison Com
pany and its subsidiaries for the cal
endsr year 1914 made improvement in
each department over those in 1918.
The largest increase reported was
shown in steam sales. which amounted
10 S406,94l. a gain OF 81 per cent.
Sales 70 other public utility compa-
MES were rs per cent higher and earn
ings derived from the sale OF electric
current for commercial purposes
amounted to S5.253,042. or a gain Of
nearly II per cent Total gross in
come was $6,495.s14, as compared with
S5,5s6,5S7 in the year preceding, and
net revenue after expenses and re-
serve funds was S2.s2l .063. or 21.3 per
cent above that in 1918. The surplus
after interest charges and depreciation
reserve increased from Sl,lls,658 to
81 .41S,75l. or nearly q per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

neral Motors was doing nothing
|, uhsn. Ike Mexican Petroleum, II
ICED while the rest OF the market
I, declining Extraordinary move
80 ip that security are not a stock
-, novelty. Last year, with not a
.,,s. Of s dividend within the twelve
.-.ss and no great prospect for one
some time thereafter, the common
* rose in few months from SIS 10
Incidentally crossing the preferred.
/. N, dsv the stock Exchange closed
> 4. long rest IL sold st SIS. and
IN trading began again its minimum
r, fxed nj IS The earnings on the
n In the lsst fiscal year were large
r,r S7is per cent-but in the lstest
,,-ce sheet there were shown S1,S52,-
( OF the fve-yesr notes still out
a,sinr. These have now been re-
I'd 10 100000. Last year. when
stock was particularly strong, one
ne directors Vss quoted a. saying
n 10 dividends need be expected on
mil the notes were eXtinguished.
,,v sre due on October of this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan 2s-wHEAr1sost :t'i S.,a No .'o
Manitoba i2s "a; No 2 ls 30: NO TzoppNNo g.,
o,ist. American mirsd new. q SID old 70 1919
futures steady: February. y 40 MGcn ota,
fP.,Iss coasti' e i6s 70 "a s. BEEFmEItIs
ihdis mess nominal PoRKIPhmep me-, wssssTa
hoI.nd cut 50. short no nominal clear bellies.
AZ: ionS clear middles. light. SOS 81 heavy. SIS
sd short clear backs. 5ss 81. shoulders, G'1 70
81 Cd. 5is 81 American ,ennsd; pail. ~: 90
ys-,b boIss $50 81 CHEEsEECanadian nnes-
white sN iondo0 Ia 81 TURPENTINE-splnt
sis' "a. LINsEED OIL 20. 30. PErssooLEtCaarr
roSSEED iOIIl-Hull. rehned. SPOT 2ss Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
.."srk Gets Loans Here.

s&fssss York bank firms purchased
worth Of temporary loan
y s1,vn the city Of Newark yester-
81. ,sesnen Brothers & Hutzler pur-
= n, .".VOo worth Of the bonds al
"a similar amount was disposed
~ ensn. Sachs g. Co.. at 1922.
~ me best terms on which the
y ss,s~srk has been able 20 Dor
"a 49, on temporary bond issues
y is,E last summer Ten other
"a " hrms put in bids for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

T1de records OF the last few years
s,s aat there is 10 uniformity about
1, import season. though the heaviest
-.rts are apt 20 occur IN March and
r.l. Bankers help 10 finance them then
h borrowing money IN London and
hrs. trusting 10 the heavy exports OF
rnodities in the late summer and
ry fall % make exchange cheap for
~ 70 "cover" their borrowings with.
nj difference the war will make this
.n IS, Of course, something that can
h easily be estimated. The seas are
N 70 imports. however, from nearly
the countries Of Europe and bust
as Is ouickeniug IN this country.
s',,y is sbunds't and the bankers are
y unwilling 20 help importers. Il is
4: 10 more than reasonable TO sup
~ that America will be willing 70 let
gsps pay part Of her growing debt
fn, United states with goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
No Prick Bid to Thompson.

Ebert II. Gary, chairman OF the
board Of directors Of the United States
steel Corporation, yesterday denied a
report from Pittsburg that the II. {;
Fricke Coke Company, subsidiary OF
the corporation, had made an offer to
J. V. Thompson Of Uniontown, Pa, Of
SIS, 900 900 for his coal land properties.
Judge Gary said that the Friek com.
psnV was not negotiating for the land
or any part Of il, and had no interest
nj All in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

Liverpool o,blss-spo, in moderate demand sales.
O00 bales speculation and export. 700. American.
900. imports. 900. American. none. MddlinE
upland. 4e5c, The market opened barely STEADY.
al net decline OF l5di6 points; closed steady.
~ net decline Of % al0 points. MAY June
is2Hd. july August 1901 october November.
$50 Jauusry j ebrusry. bo2izd. Manchester
Ylrns dull and irregular. cloths quister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
$50 P. @. Oil Dividend.

As result Of & sale OF its pipe line
property to the Prairie Pipe Line Com
psny the Prairie Oil Gas Company
stockholders of record OF February 3
will receive a $50 per cent dividend in
stock OF the former corporation. con-
yslue The basis OF the distribution
IS ~ shares Of pipe line company
stock for each share Of Prairie Oil 4
Gas stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
ssAsoLRp cLEARAHcgs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour vas ,sry hrn owing TO the strength IN
psisna ,6sss;I .ydns clean. s. sos 80. =
& 9Sasg S.; kansas sIsishts. Sc 55s8 SIS fancy
sDr t patents jo5bins lots ST s5assi5. BUCK
RYE FLoUR-Fim: fair % GOOD. IS 6o9fs IS:
choice 10 fancy. IS soas7; CoRNME4Lc-FIm; kiln
Tsiio,s 81 7oa,i IS: coarse 81 o5Ssi 70. FEED-
Western ste.dy bran iSoi is s sss M Soss9s
"a ~ sogr Itob sacks, s55 20 city steady
bT 9 balE. 81. io0,lb sacks. s2s So: heavy do.
IS 50 rour DO SIS 50: red dog nouE. lio-6 sacks.
tgs. oilmeal $40 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

8. 223. 81: .. liz. 50; is euls i.s. s.; fsi
MePher.on : Co: u 'sai,. Ie. r5; 6. 100 So
Nsaton A CO. Ohio veal. 40 70. SIS: p. ie.
fll. culls. 100. s. 50. fed calves. $50.
rs Jug 4 60 "a T'ai'. i'5. fa' II eOH'
ksTns Commission Co. u -,.ls. 1855. ~, 80: 4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 'of two days i25s head: y, e,t n
sale sheep IN demand and fgl steady; l',no.
q q f0c higher. common 70 prim. sheep sold Al Ny
s. per 100 20. common 10 prime lsnb. 81 1898 Is
Dressed mutton steady At sslllso per 10 dressed
lambs. unchanged 70 Ssssf 80 per esross,
sslss-kern1 Commission Co. $50 hichissn
lambs. Is % average 50 IS per 100 ID; 2is 10.
u. go, no. Is. 50 10: 50. 30. $ IS; IL sheep
To6!n 4 shannon. iss state lambs, "a ID. g:
II 81 So g I'd .,. Is 5 5, ;n g i'' b. )"
s. Sanders. - STATE lambs. IS ID, 80; 50 ~.
s. 80. 81 DeissAre sheep. li5, So; o ~. -
O. Judd Co.: % stats lambs. II H. w. D. ~
McPhsr,on 4 Co. IS sr. lamb. 10 ID. 50
s sheep. 49, "i'' 5. 40. s.
Receipt, Tor two days. Of Is'iss had, .sou, "a,
or sale. Make, HIGHER. with sales a. O. ;oSF rs
per 100 10 rough, sold at /. 25sts 80: stays 81
sslss--s Sanders q .s,s Tor. i'' ID svsrsr
A. s. IS per 100 ID. s. 80. 81 80: rOushs. S47.
Tobin 4 shannon 7 state hogs. 40 d.. g. 60
u. 1871. So 50. is pigs. SO. s. %; rough. 100
g. 20. o 275 ID, 50 8. sag. 800. s. ,
5. Judd 60 % state hogs isS d. u 80
rough $40. So 25
Chicago Jan. 2,-HoGs-Rs Receipts. 5000
s % sq y d; 5?s S.. 90 81 ' os Isq
81 s5@ss 80 PIGS. IS todt H.. CArrLE-Receip1.
1900; firm. native steers. 1909 50 25 Western.
IS lO8il 80. cows and hefeS. 81 25ass. calves.
:sosp !; sSs,si5: SsTIinss'. Sc sos;S: lambs lambs
St Louis. Jan. 25.-HoGs-R.csiD>s. losoo;
steady plg ard Lights. S8E IS. rIr~1 and
butchers, IS e5SN IS good heavy, fSS u.
CArILE - Receipts. $500 STEADY: n',ys oss'
ian steers, IS 75aif s.: COW. ana h.iiers sls,s:
native chse. ssStll. sHEEP-Recsipu, SIG.
higher: native mu,ton.. 81 1899; lambs. IS 25e
$50 yesIiinn. 81 25$S So g., ,o,,,.
.t a O9 S 8 ts soa IS S., y Zoo
packers ara butchers So s6s's o. liant, s. % 9
1000 ,isssy; prime f.d st steer. s sOs,o dressed
Be-; g: w'r,sr1 ns's;S sOssh s5
ass Is. CALVES. 50 5ostll 50. sHEEP--Rs-
ceipts. 1000. higher: lambs sssS 40: ysaIllns.
SO f5sS 40; Sethers. sssts 50; ewes. s. t0assi
stockers and feeders. 81 50aN
East Buffalo Jan 2ss.c4rTLE.hecsipts g. 100
$50 ' Salsn: :''rs s s:. .s'Ps s. :o Is
celps. 500: .cti1. NGslg So : HoGs-Receipi,.
s:S: %iisS. 8 set g.. y:!a.s. & so@ii
g, s sifF T 2Sb L & nss 90 '' 1853
active: lambs. ,5sss Is: ysrllhss.I .5sii %:
wsiosr' &c 25sts 6o' s"es. 'soosss; sheep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
Iceland Bars Strong Drink.

Copenhagen, Jan. 25.-The Psrlis-
ment of Iceland, thirty-four of whose
forty members are elected By popular
suffrage. has passed a measure forbid
ding the sale OF alcoholic LIQUORS. All
the remaining stock in the Danish de-
tendency has been exported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

Removal Of Police Commissioner
Woods is suggested in the charges for
wsrded 10 Governor Whitman yester-
day by Mr.. Anderson, who adds:
at is an open and notorious fact that
the excise law is regularly and gener-
ally violated in New York City. AS a
little tangible evidence Oh this point,
am enclosing herewith sffidavits COW
ering some 742 places on main
thoroughfares throughout the city, that
we're visited on yesterday, and found
open in violation of the law. That,
Mayor Mitchell has not the slightest
intention of even trying 20 compel the
Police Department TO enforce the ex-
else law on Sunday is apparent from
his statement on this subject made al
a meeting at Cooper Union, on January
IL, and even more apparent from his
actions which speak louder than any
words.
THE Mayor claims that he has elimi-
mated saloon graft among the police.
But he has done il. If at all, by con-
senting to notification OF the law. A
saloonkeeper would be foolish 20 pay
the police for the privilege of violating
the excise law when the Mayor grants
that privilege without payment.
There is trouble enough in New
York with gangs and gunmen, without
giving the places which breed and hsr-
Dor them another day in the week TO
run. We submit that the sdministrs-
ton OF the Police Department in New
York to-day constitutes 6 case of flag
rant Official anarchy. The question is
not whether some man shall have a
drink Of beer on Sunday. The question
is whether the violators Of the law and
the guardians of the law can repeal
statute by mutual agreement in de-
fiance of the rights and wishes Of the
public"
II is suggested that the Governor in
vestigate these conditions, "to sscer-
tain whether conditions warrant the
use OF your extraordinary power to re-
move the Police Commissioner from Of
fee"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

Hog products moderately active. but prices moved
within narrow range ard ne tore ~. esreS
Nv ;l2ds25. short clear SOC SO. BELf quiet
mess 81 SIS family t:igs.s passs ;2's ~
Extra India mess. t3s8tss. DRESSED nos
10 ID, ioisc: p.s lose cur SmArs.Piekesd
bellies steady: 10 10. i2A.e; - ID. l:nSi2.e: -
ID. i2he picked hams. lse IALLoW Ge .1n
,issdS: 1Idde w,st. 1900 os5e: city barely
stSsdJ i0i4c: refined Us.dy. south Amere.
compound nnn s6sh. &C. SrEAhINE ste.dy' o.ee
lOic. city lard. II i4c
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cnEEEI.

Tier. seemed 10 Be division o, sentiment be-
tween The contract and spot msrkes. as while
n,tures declined 70 ~ points spot prices were
very nrmiy held. The reactionary tendency N
futures seemed 10 Be due largely 70 falling on
IN N. demand which Was the principal sustaining
factor IA last weeks advance. Brazilian market
vas erm aud COO, and freight values we're IN
changed 20 higher. santos 3 being quoted a.
a s0fr 10 2jc 81 and IS At iO.l0c. IS az $500
ZOE q a. sloc. 7s a. $500 and Rio IL a.
1857 zoe Local spot market frtn With Flo IS
a. Sc Range Of contract prices
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LONDON WOOL FIRM.

ro,.o, Ian. 25-rhe $500 bales offered At
~ WOOL .sies to-day brouEh, the beet pnees OF
he series Greasy merinos were especially frn ard
,@,,ncsd 10 Der cent over the Decsmb sales on
irere.sed Preach and American buying The supply
~ crossbrrds was small and they we're eagerly
absorbed b the home trade.
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Open High. To-
SUGAR.

There vas srnsr feeling IN resneo sus1. &C
Will. soms rssnen sui tAnnf orcers on nc
bssis N Csc FOR ene granulLiei. o,hers wefe r.
r-,,sss % - holding srrn AZ 505c IN sympathy
Win rsEs Ras very arm. and VINE ,hsIs
were 20 sales reported. holders we're Asihs "
for Cutss cost ard freight. owing 20 me scAelJ
Of freight room and unsettled Sesihef co,dito.' =.
aub4 Prices rtnared romn.iy unchahssl
sNmf Oh FOR centrifugal t-l = &c iof mo''>Se'
All 81 FOR cuba. cost AID freight -.
SUGAR ~ n RES .-BuSiness nss NC ILL.,
aimee Tie Lll.sJttion CT The MANS u H0's@D&s
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Conc. but Not Torrntten.

issrisen and one-hGf cents a pound
s'epper' Il begins 20 look as though
Copper Producers monthly sta
"a will not be missed after all.
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FOES OF RUN ASK
WOODS'S REMOVAL
The Anti-Saloon League Files
Charges with Governor-Mayor
Mitchell Also Accused.

From a sisr Correspondent Of The Tribune
Albany, Jan. Ex-Governor Whitman
received letter to-day from William
II. Anderson, superintendent of the
Anti-ssloon League, saying he was for
warding charges against Police Com
missioner Woods, because of the way
the excise law was enforced in New
York City. Up TO closing time at the
executive chamber the charges had not
been received.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. January 25. 1918.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
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sales fo' ire ir amounted ~ 800 iens so
rfees vsrs nruer. closing 70 . points above tne
unil o. Saturday. Range % prices. 49,.
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coTrOnsEEO oil.

M.rh,, barely steady early. but d.Isoeed srw.
ness and Al The c.ose vas 10 70 - Polns .s.
hshe, Houses with Western connections we're
buTers ard this caused shorU 10 cover ana
checked ceiling Range OF prices.