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. r. 81 ST. she 'se l. si "a
;'s s .is ' s 81 wf 1850 v, ,s5c
Korns Commission co. 10 Kentucky. steers
Lis, 81; As i'oig' H.; bull LIS i,sSOi az
bulls, ii.si7. $3.50; 20, sss. 81; ;, 81
a. 81 4. e ,7S SSw' IL. '' S., ''i? T. T.
rs .c'75; 2s. sSS, $3.50; 80. so5 IS. An
drew Mullen: bulls. 49, $3.50; . COWS
Sl5, s..
CALyEs-Rcceipts, 1850 head; 800 on
sale. Market weak to soc. lower. Conn
mon to choice veals sold az s7923 per
100 lbs sals ;isglS li'te cA S,rsvs sli
Western calves. sil'25ql256; city dressed
ve sse weak q q s taI,. ReT son. p so v..l
IS, 81; IL; ST. Is, fed cs sIS ,, 100
Is yearlings, ts6, $3.50; 4 gas, $50 s.
,g;; i; l?s; ':iGS =, lis 81, &c. az e,
? barnyard calves, 100. $3.50; yearlingss'
ss7. $3.50 g. Western calves; $685. tisso'
i S 's ,ssS; co. ca. 1, S'" ;i4 Is esrnyard
s sSrEe calves Ss s52, sli'36 H. H. Hollis: 81
sea' T s s ssaS Sa6nyAra 'e eeas 49,
s?s.5c as; ~ 'ss Ia ~ s? by,r j
f fs7' ;sa; il. lao, ,ss; 2, 100, SIS Kerns
Coinmission Company: il veals. l43, s28:
7, III, s225O; culls. 1872. ;l4; barn
Yard calves, 1873 SO; = culls, $50. So.
los. sal; 10 barnyard calves. goa, $40.
Mcpherson & Co: veals. $50. s?2.bo:
4, 100, $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. e,lAo
TO easier; lambs, use, 9Si lower. Common
! to good sheep SOLD at $500 per 100 lbs
i culis s45Oa7: common to choice lambs,
! $3.50 a 1890; culls. 3ll0l4. Dressed NUT
ton lower at l7a22c per ID; dressed lambs
| lower at 30 a 3bc.
/ Saies-Kerns Commission Co. 100 state
lambs, rs lbs average. $3.50; 207 Ohio.
10, si6.75; elS, II. slSs24 2ss, 60, tl6.25;
10 culis; a. s?' II Jyoar,i,ngs e. ~; 2
Gull sheep, So IS. s. Sanders: 200 state
lambs, 50 lss; ;i7'ssGGj sSsS "a ,iTto; 81;
Michigan. II. N7,So: 50 Pennsylya'
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CURB TRADING HAS
\ IRREGULAR TONE
Specialtics Are in Good De-
mand and Independent Oils
Move Narrowly.

1rritablity marked trading in curb
securities yesterday. The specialties
which had shown substantial advances
in last weeks trading were again in
good demand. nut the general tone
among those shares was irregular. Cen
eral Asphalt again was bought well and
touched new high level. with gain
of three points. after early heaviness.
Keystone Tire and Rubber in the morn
ing trading advanced two points and
then reacted. and 1ntercontinental Rub
Der, after touching new high for the
movement was subjected to profit TAX
ing, resulting in a loss OF more than
two points.
The independent oil shares were less
active and moved In n narrow and ir-
regular manner. International Petro-
leum was Arm, but the other shares
showed changes. The lesser active
specialties generally were firm, with
gains of point or more in Gillette
Safety Razor common. General Motors
debenture stock and National Ice and
Coal. Swift International and Libby.
Mcneil 4 Libby. the two latest addi-
tons to the list, were slightly lower.
Bonds were quiet.
Total sales and range OF prices fol-
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READJUSTING GRAIN
LACKS REGULARITY
Restoring Of Values Of Other
Commodities Proceeding
More Evenly.
FUTURES TENDING LOWER
Prospect of Competition From
Argentine Speeds Corn in
! Downward Course.

The readjustment Of values. going on
since the signing of the armistice, has
been pronounced in some things, par
ticularly in fats and oils. and to GER
tain extent In grain. but the readjust-
ment IN grain has been very irregular
From the low price which was made
on the last day of war conditions there
was a sharp advance in corn to 1898
for January, since January /. Yester-
day the market sold down to 1863. 1t
is decidedly still above quotations at
the end OF the war. while cash corn
also rs several cents bushel higher
No. yellow corn In New York being
about I cents more than quotations then
prevalent The tendency of futures has
been steadily downward since the an
nouncement regarding importattons OF
Argentine corn, but the position of i'm
portations of Argentine corn Is pc
culiar. Nominally. there would be
profit, even on the break of yesterday
of approximately IL cents a bushel, In
Importing the corn II sail tonnage were
available at the Government rate. but
the question seems to be to get the
tonnage. The action OF the Argentine
market does not Indicate that they con-
cider the possibility of imports serious.
When the armstice was signed Argen-
tine corn for January delivery was
70h cents and February corn is now
b7& cents and May &c cents.
In oils and fats the reimbursement has
been sharply downward. Tallows have
declined more than cents a pound.
greases about as much. lard to 3 cents
a pound foreign oils from to 10 cents
a pound, the greatest drop being In palm
oil, while that in glycerine has been
enormous.
The question Of the readjustment of
provision prices is agitating the trade.
The reported refusal of the English to
place orders for provisions Is said to be
the reason for non-fxing of the Feb
ruary hog price. and stocks OF meats
and fats at the seaboard have piled up
owing to failure TO furnish freights. so
that the question OF shipping the stocks
at the seahoard has become serious. 1t
Is possible that the action OF the foreign
buyers in declining to repeat orders was
with the idea Of buying at lower prices.
particularly as the readjustment IN
values has been steadily downward ex-
pept for erratic action Of corn. With
The price OF hogs and provisions de-
stabilized It would probably be very easy
materially TO influence the price OF corn,
and some of the recent decreases in corn
have been in anticipation Of change in
the hog situation as we'll as possibility
Df imports of Argentine corn.
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poPCCpTSy,
MONTREAL CLOSING,

i Il common ana medium. ..7s
>, sG,sesD-,Rec.'p.,. 10000; fat lambs, s.
yeariings, Is TO Csc, lower; feeding lambs
pTtme $1,000 iSs5; medium and good.
choice and prime. slo.2Saio.75; medium
and good. 's@lOs5; culis, ,59I6o
90 ST. sp: LOUIS. Jan. ls;.Hoss-Rece,p,s
,isgls; mixed s and ss u,aSegfs - si7 gsiss
,iSs sG o. good heavy N7+5al7.s5, bulk.
Cattie-Receipts. is.boo; steady. Native
beef steers. ill:5Oa 1850 yearling steers
and heifers 's5oqls; cows. s7.56R l25 so;
stockers and feeders, S6oIl2; fair to
ners and cutters. s725as. beef COWS and
heifers. 57.5ogl6; native calves. $3.50
shecp..ReceIpts 1000; steady. Lambs.
sis5o0l725: ewes. Is,5oglo.6O: Gamers
and choppers s5a9.
CINCINNATI. Jan. la.-HoEs-Receipt.,
ioosGo steady. Packers and butcher
and lights. Sl21l6; stays. 3l0uI2.
Cattle.Receipts. 1900; weak. Steers,
TGl6;5o; Refers s7gi2.5O: cows. 1875
Calves--stesdy; ,sGls.
81 Se 900; steady; HSs5O.
PITTSBURG. Jan. ls.-Catt,.-slov.
supply. IFS loads. Prime, .l7al7.25.
sheep--strong: supply, rs double decks,
frlme wethers. VII. a IL: culls aud com
mon. s+5Og6; lambs, SllQl7.5O
Veal calves--Sl9d 20
iiogs-Hisher; receipts. 40 double decks
prime heav.es. mediums and heavy York
ers. slsQls is: light Workers sT256p
1850; pigs si6.75ql7; roughs, sl49l6.:5.
EAST BUFFALO, Jan ls-Cattle--Re-
steady. Prime steers, ,i7aiF'5o; shippins
| steers. Sl69l6.b0: butchers, sllGI6; year
| lings. 32Gls heifers, sl0gl3: cows, s.
ala: bulls, s7@ll: stockers and feeders,
| s6.bo8ii; fresh cows and springers. SIS
| dl5o,
| Calves-Receipts, 1900; 81 lower. s5a.l
| Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; pigs. soc. lower;
| others 25c, lower. Heavy. mixed and
| Workers., sls: light Workers, sl7.25gl7.5O:
pigs. ST. ql7.25; roughs. sl29l6,so; stays,
| Sl0@l3.
sheep and T.ambs-Receipts 5000: slow
and lower. Lambs, slial7jO; yearlIngs,
$40 $50: wethers. sll4i2: ewes, t9iI;
mixed sheep. sll9ll,5o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
AMERICAN ICE EARNINGS.
Company's Figures for Last Fiscal
Year Are s1.2OO,284.

During the year ended october 81,
1918, the American Ice Company earned
a total OF s1,209,29 after interest taxes,
&c, which was equivalent. after deduc-
ton of sS93.934 for preferred dividends.
to about 81 share on the common
stock. The figures for the year ended
october 81, 1917, were s9S3,312.
The total sales for the year aggre-
gated s12,742,433, against s9,S40.529 in
1917 Expenses, taxes, &C, increased
more than $i,5O0.0OO. while other in
comes fell Off more than $4,000. maxi
ing the total income for the year
s2.5is.021, against s1,510,550 for the
year before. Dividends on preferred
stock increased more than $330,000 and
surplus at the end of the year totalled
s315,360, which was decline of more
than 100000 from the figures OF 1917,
which were S420,O45.
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BANNING RELEASED
FROM INTERNINENT
Pittsburg Manufacturer Out
on Habeas Corpus Writ.

ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. lS.-Charles F.
Banning. wealthy Pittsburg manufac-
turer. informed at Fort Oglethorpe as an
enemy alien. was ordered released to-
day by Federal Judge Newman, who
granted writ OF habeas corpus brought
by Banning. a native of Germany.
Judge Newman sustained Banning g
contention that he was an American
citizen and that his internment was IL
legal. The Government gave notice Of
an appeal and bail was set at $4,000,
which Banning promptly furnished. He
asserted his loyalty to the United States.
Banning came to America In 1884 and
later was naturaliZed, He was arrested
last fall for remarks alleged to be de-
rogatory to the Government and the
army. and on a charge that he had for
feited his citizenship by returning TO
Germany in 1906 he was informed. At
the trial the Government contended that
Bannings failure to renounce tho Ger
man Emperor by name In taking the
oath of allegiance rendered his naturali-
aztion void.
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SHIP YUMA WITH z MEN LOST.
Clyde Steamship From New York
Is sunk on the bahamas.

TURKS ISLAND. Bahamas. Jan. Ia
The American steamer Yuma, with a
cargo of sugar from Santo Domingo for
New York, was wrecked on Mouchoir
Bank on Friday. She sank In deep
water. The captain and part Of the
crew landed here in boat to-day after
the second mate and eighty-two labor
ers had landed from RATS. The third
mate. one clerk and FIVE laborers. who
left the Yuma in another boat, are miss
ing.
The steamer Anna and three local
craft are searching for the missing boat
The steamer yuma measured 1,4l4
tons and was owned by the Clyde Steam
ship Company of this city. She left New
York on December Is. The laborers
We're used to load sugar at Santo Do
mingo and were returning to their homes
on another island.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS,

Cattle. Calves Sheep. Hogs
Jersey CITY. ..55.2Si 275: ls,sll 1865
Central union.!2 assn si2 7,l63 1891
BEEVEs-Receipts $50 head; ~ cars
on sale. Steers slow and 15de5c, lower.
bulls and bologna cows firm; Others
steady. Steers sold at .l1.75Gi7T5 per
100 lbs. oxen. 3lOal4; bulls, s7qi2;
COWS; 'ss;'sSgi 200; n extra do, 'l2; tail,
81 csc. per ID for native sides.
= sales--McPherson ~ Co; 20 Virginia
i;Ooa, ,il,15: 6ulls, 1925. MO,25; !, Lsss.
:, sS7, SIS; 2. ITO 81; g. $50, ts.7f;S. 1855
$3.50 s, s2s. So g. 9sJ, s75' s. San.
ders: 81 Virginia steers. LIS. $3.50; 90.
;i5'55: il, i.O7s' SIS: feifefs. 1900, ~ s.
2 cows. l,2l6,. az, Il. 1se2s,. so, 6. s4y,
;S25: !. fSC. So, Tobin & Shannon o. is Is
Virginia steers, 1857, 1850; 3 heifers
s77: $3.50: COW. 1910. n2: 10. l.Oii,
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r, r. >. I.as.:,vss,, IT, al.
-. si4; 20. SO. sill 50 yearilngs 9j. iisi5:
sheep, $50. $40; 20. i1i 50; . culls. i2l,
s.; 10. lo7; So; $. So, $3.50, Newton & Co:
.is; IS, Sc. $3.50; 1877 Vermont, II, 1875;
: yeariings; 1872. 81; - sheep. 100. $3.50;
10 Gus. 80; $50 Toetn 4 shaGnoIrs
:. y. 90; 5 sheep. lO.. 80; 3 .cu!ls, 81. s.
$; Judd & Co: IS Pennsylvania lambs: 10.
s siso S T. John 70 p ' bf:sah III ,s Cas-
sheep. lis. 50.
=. H u Be-, t.oss head; q car, on
lbs; roushs. sISa7s t6ansTy 'S dre..ed hogs S
steady at lsg &c per H. pigs; 80 qSsG;
nessee hogs. 1852 lbs. average. sIs25; 10
state. 1856, ,1s..?5 30 Pennsylvania. 1889
,Is; ronghs. slC, ,i5.7Iss- Newton & Co.
1856, sis25; 81 Pennsyivania, Ii7, SIS; rs
Tennessee. 1875, SIS; "a roughs. $40. 'i5,7S.
Ns' roughs. aga. 'ls.75.
Live stock Markets in other CITIES.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. ls.-Hogs-Re-
heavy. sl71l7,65; packers and butchers,
iIaoq 1850; lights. slG.75gl7,So; pigs,
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000: steady. Prime
fed steers. .ls92o: dressed beef steers.
sl29 1915; Southern steers, s7gl3; cows,
s.. 80 q IS; heifers, ssDl6: stockers and
feeders. S,So9ls: bulls. S91i; calves.
sheep--Receipts. 1000; steady. Lambs.
slS.b @l6S5; yearlinss sll.50413: weth-
ers. 500 iiSo; ewes, 3s0l025,
CHICAGO. Jan. 13.--Hogs--Receipts.
$4,000; market closing dull very poor
clearance made; prices generally steady;
light and light mixed hard to move.
RtilH NJ aaIa k,,Nn hAru
sl7BOal7s5; light, siTGi7So: packing,
SIC 76dl7,4o; throwouts, slegl6.sO. pigs.
good TO choice. sl4.5Oal5bo.
catthe.Rsceipts, $4,000; choice steers
other classes. 25 to 40c. lower: calves
80 TO 75c. lower. Beef cattle. good choice
dunn, ts,7Sal6.25; butchers stock, COW.
and heifers, &T250IA4O; Gamers and
! cutters. t6.5o@725; stockers and feeders
good. choice and fancy. tl0,2bg 1915,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

Connecting mails close at C p. o and City
Hall station at 80 p NJ. daily.
Philippine Islands via San Francisco Jan.
IS So. Sh!nyo Maru.
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria, b. c. Jan. IS
Sc Makura.
Hawaii and Guam. Japan. Corea. China
Siam. Cochin China, Straits Sediments and
Netherlands East Indies This mail Is for
warded TO the Pacific coast daily for despatch
TO dc ST. nation By the hes: opportunity.
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once OF
BRoOkLYS RAPID TRANSIT co.
city OF New York

.NtW
Borough OF Brooklyn January 1919
The annual meeting Of the stock holders OF tho
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for the Gle
uoh OF -FOUR 90 directors 10 serve three a.
years. and Of three iS) Inspectors Of election To-
serve at the next succeeding annuel meeting
and for the purpose OF transacting such otAeT
business as may be duly brought before the
meeting. will be held at twelve O'Clock noon On
Friday. January a. 1919. at the oftlc,, ~ the
company. s. Clinton Street, Borough Of Brook
open for one hour The transfer hooks will lq
closed at O'Clock i. NJ on January IS, l0'o
and will remain closed until ton O'Clock A. "
on the day Immediately succeeding SAID stock.
holders meeting.
]. IL BENNINGTON Se.rct,r,
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THE FAIRBANKS COMPANY.

The Board OF Directors has declared out
OF the accrued surplus earnings OF the
company quarterly dividend of Two per
cent (2ec) on the First Preferred stock
for the quarter ending January 3lst, 1919,
and payable the first day OF February, 1918,
january the Goth, THE TRANSFER BOOKS
OF THE COMPANY WILL NOT BE
CLOSED. J. r. PETERS, Secretary,
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sCANDINAyIA> TRUST COMPANY
New York.
90

NOTICE Is hereby given that the R~-.,I
meeting Of the Stockholders Of SCAN,,t-
NANlAN TRUST COMPANY. for the e!s
tion OF directors and for the tFaEsar a~
OF such other business ss may coma uaforn
It, will be held at the OF. OF the Ci,,.-
pany at No. S. Broadway IN the Borough
Of Manhattan, in the city of New Yorn, on
January -. 1919. at eleven O'Clock IN this
forenoon.
Dated. New York. December IS, 1875
A. V. OSTROM Eres,dant
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The Midwest Refining Company
Denver. Colo. Jan. 0, 1919.


A quarterly dividend of 800 per share
has been declared payable February /. 1913
to stockholders of record at tho close Of
business January IS. 1919.
The stock transfer books do not close
All communications regarding payment or
change OF address should he sent to &. T.
Titus, secretary The Midwest RennIns Com
pany. T. o. Box 2+o. Denver. Colorado. not
later than january IS, 1919.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. l3.--Secretary
Glass to-day asked for strict observ-
ance of the Capital Issues Committees
request that after January no fur
Their reference should be made IN any
advertisement. circular or prospectus or
by any salesman or solicitor to tho ef-
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l27A DIVIDEND DECLARED
The Home Insurance Company
NEW YORK
"a Cedar street,

Oh VtdnT HtTfet.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this
day declared n semi-annual dividend OF
TWELVE AND OSE-HALF PER CENT
on the Capital Stock. payable TO stockhold-
ers OF record December al. 1913. or their
legal representatives. on demand.
G.. l.. TYNER, Nice-Prea. and Seo'y.
New York. January Is. 1919.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the City Of New York

New York, December IL, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of tho shareholders of this bank
for the election of Directors to serve DUR
ing the coming year and for the trans
action OF such other business US may come
before the meeting Will be held at the
bank ing house, Nassau and Pine strsetA
Tuesday. January lttn. 1919, between the
hours OF II o'clock A NJ and IL o clock "
WIN. Z. CABLE. JR.. Cashier.
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~ C. A. ANDERSEN. INC.

TO THE sToCKHOLDERs or C. a,
ANDERSEN. INC:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Hpsrl.i
meeting of tho stockholders OF { A.
ANDERSEN; Inc. Will be he'd at the b-1c.
o; tho COMPANY, 81 Fulton Street. New
YORK. y. Y, on tho csth day Of January
1913. al $50 o'clock \. NJ. Tor the pur.
poso OF considering and taking action upou
me proposal that tho name OF the corpora
lion be changed from -. A. Andresen
Inc, It's present name, to &C. A. Andersen
Dated January nth. 1872
G. \. ANDERSEN. President,
J, c. ANDERSEN, Secretar,
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KEllY.sPRINGFIElD TIRE COMPANY

A quarterly dividend OF one dollar sl.o0)
per share on the common stock Of this
Company has been declared. payable Feb
ruary !. 1919. to stockholders of record at
tho close of business January IS. 1919.
i. A. SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York. January Z, 1919.
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{. \. ANDERSEN. President.
J. C. ANDERSEN, Secr-tary.

:. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
Meeting OF the Stockholders 81 Tho south
street Corporation WITH be- hold a. tho ot.ca
OF the Corporation, No. 20 ENchar-r Place
In the borough of Manhattan, in tho city
OF New York on the -ist day OF JANUARY,
electing i've 90 Directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction OF sIch Other
meeting.
Polls viii remain open ,or ono hour,
Transfer books viii 10 closed from Janu-
airy 10th to January ?2rd, 1879.
RICHARD b. WILSON Secretary
New York. January = 1919
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The international Nickel Co.

A quarterly dividend OF one and one half
per cent on the preferred stock has been
declared this day, payable February /,
1919, TO the preferred stockholders OF
record at the close OF business January IS.
JAMES L. ASHLEY,
Secretary & Treasurer.
New York. January 9Th. 1919.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY
Preferred Stock Dividend

semi annual dividend OF three per
cent. on the Preferred Stock has been de-
elared by tho Board OF Directors. payable
February LIST. 1919, TO Stockholders Of
record n. the close Of business January
18th. 1919. Checks will be mailed.
II q. PHILIPS. Treasurer.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Liberal receipts
Ind tho prospect OF Argentine COMPETE
lion gave fresh impetus to-day to the
downward swing of the corn market
Prices closed weak. ~ TO 3%c. net
lower. with February $685. to $780,
and May 1921 TO s129%. Oats lost
y 70 ii. The finish in provisions
ranged from 81 decline to . rise OF 7c
Undoubtedly the chief immediate bear
ish factor in regard to corn was knowl-
edge that arrivals here had broadened
out 10 500 carloads and expanded at
other leading centres.
Ctterances of Food Administration Of
hcials az TO need OF lower prices con-
tinued to stimulate selling. especially as
the statements were coupled with notice
that licenses would he given freely for
imports from Argentina. On the other
hand. reports OF new strike disturbances
in Argentina attracted only passing at
tention as not likely to cause more than
temporary delay to shipments. For the
most part demand was confined to shogts
and was insufficient to uphold rallies
CORS-The market was again under
heavy pressure and prices declined about
three cents hushel, making a net loss Of
1i& e 10 cents from the high point Of
last Wednesday, when the recent bull
1novenent came 10 an END. In the local
cash market No. yellow and No white
porn were quoted at fl.s5S cost and
freight New York
OATS-Standard and No. white were
quoted At 7s'sc. No. white. 7sc No. 1
white. TSiac.: fancy clipped white 7e1
&c: ordinary clipped white. 7s9 7sc.. ali
elevator.
RYE-Market easy. No, . Western, STA
D l. Z, New York.
bARIFN-Msrh.. barely steady r.ea
mg. slo6 los; mating, SlI4di.5. cost
and freight New York
BUCKWHEAT-M Market dull. sopnd
milling. 1875 cost and freight New York.
AAY-Market firm. No. l. Sl5bfIs5.
NO. 2. s5Ou los; No. 3. 3lsOdl4O.
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ELEC TONS AND MEETINGS.
CONSOLIDATED GAS CON-
PANY OF NEW YORK
1870 EAST 18th STREET

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of this Company for the election
OF Trustees to serve during the ensuing
year will be held at this office MON
DAY. January 9th, 1919. Polls will
be open from IL NJ. TO P. NJ. Trans
fer books will close Saturday, January
18th, 1919, at IL NJ, and reopen Tues
day, January 2Sth, 1919.
Il. A. CARTER, Secre.a.y.
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TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAI

TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL Post NAILS
Great Britain and Irelsnd--Close at ! A. NJ.
Jan Is So Sieuw Amsterdam
France-Close at 80 A. NJ. Jan. Is, S.
Niagara
ltsly-Close at 6 A. NJ. Jan. ~ S. San
Gibraltar-Closc at A. NJ Jan H. s.
San Giorgio.
Portugal--Close at > A. NJ Jan. % S. Goa
Liberia. Norway. sweden Denmark Bel
gum. Netherlands Greece Germany, Austria
and Hunsary-Servioc suspended
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feet that the securities have been psssse
favorably by the committees"
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To the Holder. Of Stock Trust Certificates
for Preferred stock OF the
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MAXINE EnNDANx

Notice Is hereby given to holders Of out
standing stock trust certificates for Pre-
ferred Stock Of the International Mercan-
tie Marine Company TO present the!- GER
tIncates at the Agency of the voting
Trustees, 81 Newark Street. Hoboken. y,
j.. to be exchanged for dehnitive stock Of
the Company.
Pursuant TO tho foregoing notice the un-
dersisn4d, as Agents for the Voting Trus-
tees, will be prepared. on and after Fcbru-
AIRY LIST. 1919. to distribute the dividend Of
SC. to holders of Preferred Stock issued
in exchange for Stock Trust Certificates.
THE NEW YORK TRUST CO.
For Voting Trustees
New York. December 10. 1918.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

SIS Phoenix. al Havre.
SIS Cristano. at Hull.
SIS Bia, OF Dunseness.
SIS Nal del Norte, at Cadis.
SIS Ardgroom, at Falmouth.
ss Western Sea, al London.
SIS Escsut. OF Portland Bill.
IS city OF Agra, at Hull.
IS Russ, off Dungeness
SIS Francisco, of Dungcness.
Ship Observation-Disclosures, at London.