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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-10-02
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE


No.;oo of sberiff-s Sale on Foreclosure
of Mortgage
New World Life Insurance company
corporation, plaintiff, vs.. 80.
Chase A. Clark and Jean H. CLARK ms
wife. and Consolidated Wagon ana
Machine Company, corporat'on' oe-
| PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue of an order ana
decree of foreclosure, issued out OF we
! District Cour5 of the Sixth Judlclal
District OF the state of Idaho, III ana
for the County of Custer, on the Jun
day of August, 1918, in the above en-
titled action. wherein New World LIE
Insurance Company, corporation
the above named plaintiff obtained a
decree against Chase A. Clark and
Jean Z. Clark, his wife, and Consoll-
dated Wagon and Machine Company,
a corporation, defendant, on the Goth
day Of June 1918, which said decree
was, on the srd day OF July, lolS, re,
corded in Judgment Book : OF salo
Court, at page 231 to 232 am commar
ded to sell all that certain lot, piece OF
parcel of land situated in the County
of Custer, State of Idaho, and bonndee
and described as follows. to-wlt;
Beginning at the Quarter Section
corner between Section Seven ~ anf
Eighteen (1S) Township Six (6) North
Range Twenty-Five (25) East BOISE Me
idian, and running thence north Al de
9rees West 2599.1 feet, thence Nortt
Iso4.o feet; thence south 81 degrees, q
minutes East 1886 feet; thence Sout'
&c degrees Al minutes East, 1896 feet
I, thence South SO degrees IA minute
East, 300 feet: thence South AZ de
grees 4S minutes East, 244.6 feet
thence south 81 degrees ~ minute
East 261.6 feet; thence South "a dc
: grees So minutes East, 455.6 feet then
: South Sc degrees AZ minutes East, 3l3.
u. feet; thence South degrees minute
/ East, 32G feet; thence South 2030.
+, feet to the place of beginning, cor
f tanning "a IA acres, more or less accol
I ding to the government survey Their
, of.
4 Notice is hereby given, that on til
= 81 day of Septemb Der, 1918, at o'cloc
j. P M. of that day, in front of the Cou-
o House Door in the town of Challis,
daho, County of Custer, will, in OBJ
dience to said order of sale and deere
}. of foreclosure sell the above describe
+ property, or so much thereof as ma
: be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs d
, cree with interest thereon and cost
s to the highest bidder for cash, lawf
d money of the United States.
J. 81 w. X. HUNTINGTON, Sheri
Dated Sept Bird, A. d. 1918.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-10-02

Canal.
o. The right to take water from
such works is based upon Permit No.
49Gs.
- 7. The source of supply from which
such water is diverted is Challis creek,
Custer County, Idaho.
8. The date of the priority which
said user is Prepared to establish is
July 10th, 1903. FRED A. WlLklE
j24 ala State Engineer
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-10-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, q. S.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho, Septem-
Der 4th, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
B. Elliott, of Glover, Idaho, who, on
ueptembe "a, 1918, made Homestead
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-10-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice of Proof of Application Of We
ter to Beneficial Use

ter to Beneficial Use
Notice is hereby given that at loa.
m. on the End day of October. 1918, y
Challis, County of Custer, State Of /.
IDAHO, before J. Fl. Horton, U. S. Lsla
Commissioner, proof will he submit
ted of the application to beneficial use
of "a cubic feet per second OF the VA
tiers OF Challis creek in accordance
with the terms and conditions vt Per-
nit No. 1864 heretofore issued by the
State Engineer of the State Of IdNhe..
I !. The name and postoffics addrsas:
of the person or corporation holding
said permit are John Stephens, Chsllis
Idaho
The use to which said water hss
been applied is agricultural purposes
The amount ar piled to beneficial
use is two and four-tenths cubic feet
The place where said water l.
vsed is E - of NWA and NWk Of Nj
4 of Sec 3, TIP IA N r 10 EBA
The name of the canal or ditch
or other works by which said wAtsr .
, conducted to such place Of use 10 The
John and Thomas Stephens ditch
6 The right to take the water froU
such works is based upon Permit Ne
| 1884
7 The source of supply from which
such water is diverted is from chsllil
Creek in the SWI of the NEH Of SCI
TIT IA n r 19E
S The date of the priority which
the said user is prepared to estsblisl
is Jan End 1918. Fred A, W1lkie,
sill % State Enginsa,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-10-02
Notice of Issuance of Attachment
In the District Court of the Sixth Ju.
dicial District, in and for

uiCldl DioUIiCts III tuu lOA
Custer County.
X. Mckenzie, plaintiff, VS..
p. J. Keenan,, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that on July
3Oth, 1918, attachment was issued in
above entitled action against the pro.
perry. of defendant for the sum of S..
79S.4S, with interest and costs of act
ion.
In Witness whereof, l have set my
hand aud affixed the seal of said courl
this End day of August, 1918.
seal E. j. MICHAEL, Clerk
W. W. Adamson, Attorney for Plain
tiff, residence and postot1ice address
Challis, Idaho. az
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Sra Nlsier.

s Spen Gran, Mlgeric, or ser no.
fomrnct < p%ropiioriif 10 Confines
Fortomerfe. Wterfet er llbgipet paa
@ritnb al Sorbsielien al Yortoc1 Tor
alminoelige @repe fra 10 til Is g.,
icm bnrtia gioroe @noe paa 9cbolo-
ningerne al &c regul9re Yortomerfcr.
Dc propiioriife Werfer meo o%iagonalt
Eaatrpf ifal bore trpft / ct gntal al
bare 1900 @remplarer, % al bisie
ifal enfelte Gremplarer babe foaet
Eoatrpf %bpriiontalt!
Som ct @rempel paa Gntentepen.
ifabets noitrGfning tan n9pnes, at
De eneelife Marocco-@ erfer nu bar
faaet franif Yaatrpf Gentimcs lite
oenfor De tiolisere ipanife Gentapos.
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Srifc rationale Trimcrfer.

Sinlfeincrnc / Srlnno laoer intet
Miooel itbenpttet for at bripe ocn na
tiollale propaganda iaa fraitig iom
m,lig. &igc ier Spbagclien al oen
itorc Sammnenipcr9elic bleu Der iaa-
lcocs bragt / Sanoelcn ct egct Sint'
fcinirimcrfe. llobpttet al biSic Ier.
fer ifllloe gaa til set rationale 6ono.
Wcrfets 8runoiarpe err grsnt, SrGll-
berries Onglingsfarpe, og Den arioen
ircmberifenoe 6urpe er gult. Billie
oct paa Wcrfct lcbcr life Sallfcn ben
paa Strio og Sprsr. SopcoTguren
or Ell uilg &oinbc, Ioun ipiacr paa
Sarpe, ser er ligciaa itor iom bun
ielp. Sor uoenioritaacnbe CT oct life
belt fart, bpao Sarpeipiuerifcn bar
at eisre meo Sinniein- gepGgelien,
men oct milloer 10 libt ON Srlanbs
Gaaben, Der or Ell 8ulobarpc meo
SeIpitrenge paa blaa 9irnb. iii Sar-
pen or fGitet II lioen @ngel meo
TInqcr.
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2iflanb-Erp

st tpif Srimerfeblab mcoocler, at
Der / 0orpat, 2ifIano, / Sagene 5tc
-22oe Warts iaar blep bcnpttet 10
og 20 Gopef- @terfer meo tpif Taa-
trpf 20 benboloSpis 40 Tfg. Den
25oe blep &eitbebolonineen iolgt til
6oroel for peloGoig Giemeb. Der
ifal ialt pGre trpft 2S,10O 40 BIG.
cg 10000 90 Efs. -Werfer ionit 30.
600 9reptort 90 Iig. paa 5 aopcf.
Otter 22be Warts benpttes Ob. DIT.
Wcrfer.
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Spierc Horto / Gnalano.

en- Gpffe 9oroe, ioaleocs Spiflano
- aQerebe for ct Yar Iar iioen -,
Suerige, @rGfenlano og Sapat bar
iortsiet line Iortoiatier paa aIminoe-
lige @repe. Sgiaa / Gnglano er Der
III Sori lag oppc ON at forbeie @rep-
portoen til ~ 8. - Iennc 6orbei-
elic or bercgnct at bile inobringe 4
Winipncr Vlno pr. Iar.
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Wnt fra Erimcrferncs
Wcrocn.
Spenifc Hruuiiurier.

Com tioligcre nGpnt ifal Sperige
paa 8ru1o al DC forbpicbc Torto-
latter babe npe 70 % tyres SRI
merfer; men inoel be me Werfer
blioer fGroige, bill Der blipe ilbgipet
Trooiiorier. Yropiiorerne bIiper:
~ Gre paa % Tres pg So gres
Wterfer oe 7 Gre paa 10 Gres
Wferfer.
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graflien

bar MI faaet en- Serie 1pe Srimerfer
meo ct laurbGrfraniet 0ineoe OF
"Sribeoen" og bpioe Stierner. Sio.
til er uosipet TO @Groier al Seriel,,
nemlig 100 og 200 &eis.
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traf Dog op / sGrmerne, og isr ban
iatte fig til fit grbeioe, fog ban ct
itort Irf Eapir % ifrep ct meget
pGroig, men meget formelt @reu til
Sagiereren, for at la bant pioe, at
ban pentet DC tuien Srancs ban bau.
De tilgooe.
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$~maafort3llin9er % 6i$torier.

Gu gisr ba bare Tumbeoer!
Spis hi bapoe beiegt ham engang
imeaenl, bar life bette bGnot. Men
Serren funbe life unopTre Earis!
Sffe engang / otte Gage -. 90 bpao
ifol pi mn ejsre, oa on bar tat DIN
Miifeo9 Get funoe on beuer life
oente meo 80"
Ssrit bar ban gnnife ianielsS %
ipdrte life. Men iaa o%pereite ban
lin Sritru meb SfieIosoro, foroi
bun lige iaa Iibet iom ban bapoe
billet beiege Snfelen, bpis Mrp bun
bar ligeioo iiffer paa Tom ban. Sum
bar ogioa ben, iom forit bapoe fun.
oct pau, at ban ifuloe ia lin Ififeb.
% Wabam Seurat, oen inoimia-
renbe &piuoe, bum babe benpttet
iig al ocrcS SropGr til at ltiffe Dem
uo!
: Siti % Sait paffet be fine Slif-
fcrtcr -. De biIbe life bli ct Minlt
UNDER bette Gag!
s Isren pufiet ban til Srli Selt.
rat, iom fom ira S%agiprercn.
ltoen at bare iilltne ipiite De Sro.
foit / ct @ert5blis, bpor man ltirret
paa Dem lom paa ct Har ubenlanoife
Spr.
Set bar life Tom To9cn iiorpeien.
ba @outarel paa famine '&lpffeilet
hapbc iiooet % npot en- lioen, i'm
Srofoit nlco ben ~itcrite Ippetit.
Gitermiooagen forcfom Dem lien.
bclig / oennc llIpffc5cgn, % Der gif
intet Soa ier aloffcn otto ont Ii-
tencn. &c hapoe altiaa Sib til at
operpeie Sitllationen / ale bcns
Staoier.
st bar be flar oper: De biIbe
holbc Stano og life ia inob De tuien
Sruncs. Nei, set giorbe sc life!
Gen Seat iop oe ilct life paa 60
get, % ba oe &Ioffen fem ON Wor-
acncn fom til 9pouer. Stationen,
blcp sc iiobenoe / @entepTrelict, til
ser blep luffct op paa Sen unber-
iorbiife @une - De bapbc life Maab
til at fiere / Mutomobil mi.
Gen TeiIe bapbe pGret Dem orr
nof!
@aarsoageus @rebe bar inlibler.
tbs peact for Ell n%naaoeIig 9rrt-
bco % Slapbeb, men Be piIoe life
lGgge fig, og aIoffen balp nj off
@outarel biemmeira meo matte,
ilprebe Zine.
Ger bIep flor SpitanbeIie, ba
bans aoneaer iaa bam igien paa
3ontoret &loffen nj. Se fIoffebes
ON bam, men ban iprang fra Dem
og tog Trappen / TO Sprang pp til
Gbefens &ontor.
Ser forflnrte ban, boorIeoes set
bar gaaet bam, og giorbe en- limb.
ifploning for lin forbaltebe Mfifebs.
%anisgning. Ia man enbnu life ban.
Sc faaet en- Steofortrpber, aif Che
ZEN inb paa at la BAN bebolbc fin
gomIe EIabs.
Sua gif han neb paa aontoret,
bpor ban fanbt i'm Sfllf tom. SeIe
bans beilige Samling bar ipreot for
aGe Tinbe.
San bopoc life Moo til at iamIe
Sen iamlnen hos DC andre, og ingen
tilbpo at al bam bans @lpanter,
Ycnnc, Tiifclpr % SrGfpopir til
bnge.
Get piloe Naa Nar ben fpr ban
fitnoe ifaiie Jig Ell iaaban Samlin9
igien.
Set Cab iom bar hom imerteligit
bar Sabct al hans galnle Irbeioss
iaffc, Tom pastel iaa aobt til bam.
Zen funoe ban better life iinoe.
Won sc pgiaa bapbe BELT Sen mellem
Jig?
"a Gpntprbnoct ppoagct, at Bon.
tarel itaoig leotc eiter Saffen, Ia
ban:
"Na, Sen hor icg IanoeIig tot meo
mia hicm, Sr. @~outurel! Win Some
bar ollereoe naitet Sen og MI oil
bun lnppe bcn 49,"
San bapbe life iaa nlcgen Graft
/ tilbage, at ban funoe %forlonge i'm
1amle Safe igien.
San iattc fig %iorfupt pua i'm
Ylaos. Cen forte Soffc, ban bap-
/ sc paa, iao Tor itramt ON BAN pg
: generte ham i 9Grmegabenc. San
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st MT &rigsmcrfc

er nosipet for Dominica Or, nemIig
p 3. grsnt meb tort Taatrpf "8or
Gar" / imaa upper. @ritiib Sor-
ouras bar ligeleoes faaet @ar.Ioa.
trpf paa lit fllrierebe 3 c. orange.
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Sturt 2nger al Tianncr, Gro.
Ter, Sonografcr % Hceproe.

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The NORTH WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
$50 2nd Ave. s..
MINNEAPOLIS, MMs
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"esneu"s enthe aarntu CT cers aaYnIs
ahcnrerier. eericr ian h iilbe ldd pGrel,uIes
%rgmler III ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
.DULLNESS CONTINUES IN TRADING
IN PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET
Price Changes Are Small but on the Side of Advances
Railroad Congestion East Of Chicago and
st. Louis Retards Business

The Pennsylvania Company for :.
suranccs on Lives and Granting Ar,,,s
ties, trustee under provisions of sint,a.
fund Cf Temple Coal Companv ,.fi,
receive proposals up to February 3 u,,1,
3 p. IN. Tor as many first and collater.i
trust mortgage per cent sinking T,,,'s
bonds as Sl37,i75 will purchase. sp
price not exceeding 1Ot and accrued IN
tcrcSt.
officials Of railroads operating coe,.
ward from Chicago and St Louis renor,
that traffic conditions. both cast ana
west. are still serious enough 10 causs
considerable embarrassment 60 simmer,
of coal and other commodities.
EmbargoCs have been placed on c.-
tain roads in order TO hurry tho mov..
ment of coal, {" case up the cunduion.
at the eastern seahoard and 10 holm t,.
movement Of vessels 90 the war zone
Business conditions in these sectlons
have felt the extraordinary situation. IN,
considering the uncertainties and tho
difficulties both on the part OF railroad,
and the industries. trade is being carried
on in Il satisfactory manner
Officials of southern roads rcnors fb,,
the coal situation is reaching a nnrm,i
state in tho South. while other com.
mOdities are showing a gradual trend
for the better. Tonnage on southern
lines, however, averages about % nor
cent under year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 26,--The usual
holiday dullness prevailed in the for
cign exchange market today and no par
ticular change is looked for i'm that re-
spcct until more headway has been
made in tho International stcarmer
movement.
The only quotable change in rates
from Fridays final figures was a fur
ther decline of half a point in Italian
exchange which reached a new low
Sterling and francs hrN steady. Scandi-
navians were slightly frmer in tone
Rubles were nominally unchanged but
transactions are theO, vtlCally impossible
to effect any payment IN or to Russia
under existing conditions.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling i.75.3j, cables 4.TG.45.
SiXty-day bills Ar; nlnety-day bills
40
France cable $40, checks 5.72.
Lire cable SAGE. checks S.47Ia.
Swiss cables i,44, checks 44G.
Builder cables A. checks 43i5.
Pesetas cables 2f.25, checks 2417.
Ruble cables 1874, checks 13.
Stockholm cables "a, checks 331s
Christiania cables 32ai, checks 39i.
Copenhagen cables 31L4 checks ali,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26

only small stock saclcs were record
ed during today's short session on the
Philadelphia exchange, but there was
an evidence or underlying strength and
nearly all price changes were to high
or levels Advances were small how
ever, and attracted little interest
Philadelphia Electric took the lead in
quarter after selling n trnc higher.
Fractional gains were marked up for
Lake Superior Corporation and Tonopah
Mining and Tonupah Belmont lost a
fraction. while Rapid Transit trust ccr-
tificatcs advanced "A quarter after open
ing unchanged. United Gas Improve
meut was marked up a fraction to 7O"'.
steel common was less active than
il has been for some days, but Rdvanced
for a substantial gain before midday.
Railroad issues were quiet y small
turnover Of Pennsylvania took place at
last nights closing quotation.
Liberty Bonds were dealt in modcr-
atelN with the 3ias advancing a little.
Sale of a sufficient number Of bonds
to exhaust the sum Of S36,750 In the
sinking fund. at a price not TO exceed
l05 per cent and accrued interest. of
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
fny-ycar > per cent sinking fund gold
bonds is invited by the Commercial
Trust Company trustees, before noon
February 5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
POOL MANIPULATION RULES
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Some Railroad Issues Show Strength Due to
Movement Against Shorts-MOtor
Shares Are Forced Upward
NEW YORK. Jan. 2G.

The stock market trading with which the week
ended depended
controlled
in of
these the market heavy with general disposition
holiday resulting the
In compliance
with General
Motors lS the and fractional gain was
made StudebaRcr.
which ilia but later lost most of
yesterday
hour showing gain of
a
United Steel common
the minutes 9l5 but quickly dropped about
holdings, declined
The generally steady with continued heavy dealings
Liberty 3'as sold 9Soi 9S and the IS were III
selling at 1924 @
js a
be n exchange until Tues
OF Throughout
q Administrator
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
Financial Briefs

Commercial failures this week in IN.
United States are 275, against 267 last
week, 2S5 the preceding week and 399
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures i'm Canada number twentv-tbree
against twenty-sevcn last week, tventv'
four the preceding week and nineteen
last year.
The New York Subtrcasurv gained
Si7S000 from the banks on Friday.
Max Siegel. Henry G. Jcnnsen and
Edward T. Hutton have been elected
members OF the New York Stool, Nv
change. James 6. Lord was authorized
as a substitute to take the place Of
William Baylis, Jr., of Baylis & Co.
The New York Coffee and Sugar Ey.
change membership of IT, E Seggermann
has been sold to y. H. LambCrn The
consideration was $500, unchanged
from the last previous sale.
Gross earnings Of twenty-siX railroads
for the second week in January were
S9.j92,13 This compares with S1O
6Gj,50O for the same week last wear. or
a decrease Of $713,363.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26

INDEPENDENT OILS
ACTIVE ON CURB
Heaviest Trading in Low
Price Issues of Group-Other
Stocks Neglected

NEW l'lNN, Jan, ~,
There was a continued diversion of
speculative interest on the curb to tho
independent oil group. many Of these
stocks being actively traded in, while
other issues were neglected
The heaviest trading was in low
priced issue. Central oil. which sold at
% to 81 cents on its first appearance
IN the open market this morning.
The company has large holdings OF
Mexican oil lands and is capitalized
at SG.0O0,000. Cosdeu oil was steady,
selling at ~ TO Z, and there was active
trading In Houston oil at 5OI to 5Iit.
Among other sales was Merritt at % and
Midwest at I0G.
BUSINESS in war orders was extremely
small Aetna Explosive selling at 7as
TO I and Submarine Boat was traded in
at l2&s to f..
steel Alloy sold at ~ and :. United
states steamship was traded i'm at 4Es
Tho motor stocks were again strong.
with chevrolet traded I'm at H. to ll3.
United Motor was in demand, with sales
at % TO 22ai.
llccla Mining was tho most active
in the mining group, with transactions
at 3"s TO j-lG. Consolidated Conner
Mines was quiet at Jai to G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
Railroad Issues Hare Been Quiet


obtaining week 1t regarded
unit available proposed
Washington
Of
bui The requirements especially in the
oft
Liberty exemption the S have ranged above
With the coming
of
would be changed and to be expected that before long
the mar positions will be reversed/
week.
there appears throughout the financial
generally
market well bond market quotations
should substantially
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
ANNUAL MEETINGS
ANNUAL MEETINGS
lf-sSSTz' PENN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
sR Notice Of Annual Meeting Of
stockholders

Philadelphia. Pa. December 10. 1917.
Tho Annual Meeting of Stockholders OF
held on the 18th DAG OF February, 1918,
at 800 o'clock y. m. At the office Of tho
Building, IN the City OF Philadelphia. Pa.
for the purpose OF electing a Board Of ri.
rectors VOTING upon the proposi ton OF in
creasing the authorized indebtedness Of the
Company. voting upon the proposition OF
authorizing an issue OF this Company's 8
short-term notes and securing the same by
contract. by pledge OF collateral, or BY a
InortgaEe upon all Of the properties OF this
Company now owned or to be hereafter
acquired. and the sale OF said notes. and
upon the proposition Of Increasing the au-
thorized capital stock OF this Company and
for the transaction OF such other business
as may come be fore the meeting.
J., a. WOOD.
Assistant Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
News Bureau Observes Fuel Order

NEW YORK, Jan. 2G.--To add its
mite toward the successful outcome Of
Fuel Administrator Garhed's plan for
coal conservation, the New York News
Bureau Association services will not be
operated on the Mondays between now
and April, designated as 'coalless days"
This action is made possible by the
concurrent closing Of the New York
stock Exchange and other financial and
commercial organizations in the eastern
section Of the United States on the days
mentioned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
NEW YORK. Jan. &c.

Near months were easier at the OPEN
ing OF the cotton market, March being
down ) points and May showing a loss
Of points.
BY the time trading in May ended on
the CALL however, attention was at
tracted by the firm ,Urc in New Or
leans, where prices were several points
higher and the later positions in the
local market were steady, recording ad-
vances of > to points.
Room traders. some commission hous-
es, New Orleans interests and one or
two operators, usually acting for Liver
pool, were buyers. while the selling gen
orally was scattered.
The receipts at the ports for the day
are estimated at 10000 bales, against
1906 bales a week ago, and 1927
bales a year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26


Influenced by heavy SHOWS in the tar
West and another cold wave, which we're
ooled upon as uufavorable for the move
ment. as we'll as by strength in the cash
article. induced further buying or corn
futures this morning and the market
was hrmer.
March started &c higher at Sl,26&.
Nav started at s1.25h TO Sl25, against
SI25 at the end yesterday, and later
sold at $l.25S.
Buying OF oats continued and the mar
l,et was stronger. Fridays heavy COW
ering. however, was thought TO have
weakened the technicll position TO some
extent.
January opened sic higher at s3Bc,
and later sold at sac; March started
al S2Es as sc, against sec at the end
Yesterday, and moved up to s2Ac;
Nav was quoted at 79Fsc 20 79kc al
the outset against 79c at the close yes
terday, and rose to 79%c. =.
The receipts here today were li0
cars.
The receipt OF wheat at Minneapolis
and Duluth today were 1856 cars, against
2i4 cars last year; at Winnipeg 2s1
ears, compared with similar number
4 year ago; at Chicago three cars,
against thirty cars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
Receivers for Denver & Rio Grande

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 26.-AleXander
e. Baldwin, of San Francisco, vice
president and general counsel OF the
Western Pacific Railway and Edward
L. Brown. president Of the Denver and
Rio Grande, win be named receivers OF
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad by
Judge Walter II. Sanborn, OF 81. Paul.
sitting In Federal District Court here,
he announced late Yesterday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.--Thc market
for coffee futures opened irregular to-
day, points lower to 3 points higher.
Trading on the call was quiet.
While trading was less active, values
were steadicr and held about at the
closing level Of yesterday, The bullsh
factors still Centercd around the freight
situation and the possibility Of an early
peace abroad and while statist,cally
conditions are hearish, aggressive selling
has been checked and recent declines
following from time to time have been
mostly iue 10 profit taking
At present there are 7l5,GOO bags
anoat for the United States. agdiLSt
i5O.uO0 bags = year ago.