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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
IN COTTON
CONTINUES QUIET
All Interests Await Reports on
Ginning and Condition
Due To-day.

Trading on the cotton market con-
tinued quiet yesterday. Little interest
on the part of outsiders or on the part
of local people was evident owing to
approaching figures on ginning and con-
dition to be announced to-day respectively
at 10 and IL A. NJ. There were few
new developments and business revolved
mainly around dull covering and evening
up operations again. with here and there
scattered bit of buying by trade ac-
count. Opposed TO any extended adj
vance or even higher levels was the
prevailing unsettlement in labor circles.
Bulls, therefore, continued to emphasize
the adverse reports regarding crop condi-
ton. the Journal Of Commerce making
it SOS per cent. and the average guess
of Cotton Exchange members s44, ac
cording to a report.
On the whole, the weather news con-
tinued favorable. with the weekly report
about a standoff There was heavy pre-
ciptation only at one point, Jackson
vile. but cloudiness prevailed In the
Gulf belt, with indications for further
rains. Liverpool cables came consid-
erably worse than due, owing to the I'M
favorable Industrial situation in Great
Britain, and that drop was partly re-
sponsible for our opening decline of %
to As points. which was about the lowest
to which prices went. There was, how
ever, a slight sagging noticeable all
through the session. There was. how
ever, nothing weak in the markets tone.
Rallies Immediately followed the easier
start, with better Wall Street covering
soon taking the list 20 to 25 above the
beginning level. Southern selling was
partly absorbed. but was only light. 1t was
clearly a waiting, halting affair, the aim
less price fluctuations being restricted
to a rather narrow range. The market
was about at its best in the early after
noon, when prices were bid up dan
gerously near Tuesdays finals. The
absence of anything decided one way or
another was a conspicuous feature. For
eign exchange and securities attracted
the customary AMOUNT of attention, @but
their influence was but sentimental. The
late tone was a nervous one and the
close was steady, 10 to II points net
lower.
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CORN OPTIONS ARE
STEADY AT CLOSE
Undertone of Market Is Firm
and Prices Show Gains
During Day.

Trading was yesterday mostly OF a
professional character in the corn mar
ket. Tho undertono was Arm. prices
showing advances of 2b to as at the
high levels of the day. The close was
firm with prices near the top. With the
passing of the September delivery from
the board the sentiment was decidedly
mixed, but, through some buying on
light deliveries aad continued rain and
short covering, options were bid up.
Reluctance of farmers to move their new
corn was the mos encouraging an
nouncement that the bulls received. They
found considerable comfort in the oft
repeated statement that the farmers,
hearing that sugar was about to go to
20 and 80 cents pound, smelt profiteer-
ing and had decided to hold their grains.
The farmers cannot understand why live
stock and grains should be lowered
while clothing, shoes and other neces-
stiles are left alone.
The Governments action in selling
their commodities at what is believed
good figures was taken as a good omen
by those who like the long side Of the
market.
Additional rains in the belt are bound
to tighten the movement especially as
yesterday was the third consecutive day
that such rains were reported. No new
buying came into the market, the shorts
being scared at the rise and rushing to
cover. Cash corn, after a dull and
easy start, improved and closed to 8
cents higher.
The good tone in oats early in the
trading period had some effect on corn
but later that cereal passed oats. The
bar xua a n
pected and crop reports showed no
change. They all claimed that the dan
ger of frosts was passed.
Oats were firm. due to strength in the
cash position, further talk of exporting
attitude of the farmers in holding the
cereal and light receipts. The cash posi-
| ton showed up well with several orders
being filed. 1t is claimed. Visible stocks
are large and some claim that export
trade Is necessary to reduce them. Do
| nestle demand is light and there are no
signs of Improvement. Provisions, after
dull and easy opening. steadied with hog
products rising. Hogs were off. which
caused some selling early. The avail
ability of large consignments of canned
meats for summer supply. but which
failed of sale, was another factor. Lard
| again displayed strength on report that
| a packer had sold large quantity OF II
to a European country and on cotton
seed oils advance.
Local grain. &C. quotations Of yester-
| day follow
CORN-In the local cash market NO
yellow was quoted at s1.6l; No: white
s161 cost and freight New York.
OATS-In the local cash market prices
were firm. No. 1 white quoted at SlH q
| see: No. white, s0is a sic: No, white
| SOasOhc.; No. white 1914 @ sOc'' al
elevator.
RYE-Market firm. No. Western
SISSY. cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market easy. Feeding, 81. S3
mailing. s1.4o, cost and freight Ne"
York.
HAY-Market quiet. No. 1, $40: No
| ., s1.55ds1.55; No. 3, sl.35 sl.4S; ship
ping. s.15ds1.25.
sTRAw-Markee quiet/ No. / rye. ,it
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
FEDERAL TAX PAYMENTS.
This Districts Income Expected 20
he s1,OOO,OOO,OOO in 1919.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New
York issued yesterday the following
statement, giving comparison of in
come tax receipts from collectors of in
ternal revenue in the Second Federal
Reserve District on account of the three
quarterly income tax payments due on
March Is, June Is and September l5
which indicates that when the final in
stalment is paid in December the total
which then should have been received
from this district will run considerably
above $1,000, 100000. The statement
shows that more than $500, 1000. 900 up
to October i, 1919, had been paid by
taxpayers, the March payment being
the heaviest, the June next and the
September third.
The comparison for the Second Fed
eral Reserve District only follows:
COMPARISON OF INCOME TAX RECEIPTS
March Is, June 10 and September Is payments
Received up to March 81. inclusive. .sSl7 OS9 On
Received up TO June 30, inclusive. e9S,os3,O0
Received up TO Sept. 80, inclusive. 81 $4,000
Total, three payments. .........,...ss 1906 Al ooo
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

so shares National Butchers and nro,,.,.
Bank, s29 per share. Invite
Sc shares National Butchers and r.o,,.-
Bank, $50 per share ''eis
800 shares ares e. Listmsn Company. Inc.
10 shares Homestead Bank of Brook,vr
N Y, $50 per share.
rs shares Eyerybody's Department Store
Inc, preferred: 37h shares EYsny'
body's Department Store. common. 81 !
lot. 'A'
10 shares Electroline Company. So lot
$50 lot.
$4,000 Kansas City. Mexico and Orient
Railway Company first mortgage 4eS
gold bonds. August. 1919, and suh.s
quent coupons attached; certifcates ~
deposit, S24 lot. ~
100000 Kansas City, Mexico and Oriep.
Railway Company two year eS gold
notes eertiheates of deposit. also lot
$4,000 Georgia Coast and Piedmont Rail
road frst mortgage So sinking FUND
bonds, certificates OF deposit fiio LOT
1is shares Atlas Yarn Company common.
go lot. Su'
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fancy. 7o97bc.; gathered brown and mixed
coiors, graded. fancy. seq6sc.; FAIR 10
prime, bS@65c
FLOUR AND MEAI--Rye flour steady;
$I55@7,75. White corn -four easy. $500
% per 100 lbs. cornmeal dull; yellow
FssS1 s ssS T S4ss s5S S
IsO ID. saeks' $50; ST. Western IVES irregular;
bran 100 ID sack. ;s s,%nGS5s mid ao
s7o@7i. oil meal. s7l per ton.
FRUITS, FRESH-APPLEs-Re bsk..
sDdr sssfG paoR.:. bS S sIG
intosh, S. . ); % ounss, ttSi; faii PigpIn.
SsSS d 5HnShsn raS ossxshs'i far
$S'i;,% 'if sS
P PHlaTfh s1 erats sh' sss5oSs Sg
bsk.. 75c. $3.50; state Su. 6sk;: ts@a;
crate crate T TSc. Ssi'aS. RAsPBERRIBs-Pt, II
91ec. oRANGEs-California, $3.50 g 75o:
6 6SSsD PSARsNsssi
TRICH EGG MELONs-Western, $3.50
i;5o CAsABA MELoNs-western' crate
- FRUITS, DRLED-APPLEs-Ev
far Western. ib. 2oc.: State. 9o@2lc-
fSTA ,TS r.. i 100 Is 81 has s. S
island, $50 lbs, s5Sit55c; is lbs, ,SS
.ey red, les lbs, ss.5o@t,s5; $50 lbs.
ssSSs.5o. swEETs"Jersey. No. i, bsE,,
sl.25 q rs; No. 2. bsk., 81; Delaware and
s MerSls g. southern MG 0i 49, bS a.
POULTRY. DRESSED = TURKEYS -
ENs-Fresh Killed; dry picked. bog;
yes S''' bS paes tsG milk led, 0 s% lbs and
over. each. Ss9S4c, under . rbs. each.
soc; ICED, bbls', milk fed, 27gs5c.; o corn
western 1~ milk fed, kegs. SO sSc. corn
to pair. sec.; 81 lbs. to pair, ssc.; Phile-
80 q 43c. State and Pennsylvania. ESQ
$so FoWL FOWLS FIRES dry picked; box y;
milk fed ZIG sac ana corn rno FED
Western. 25 sec; Western. .scalded, 500
sac; Southwestern, bpls. or kegs, 81 34c.
or bbis., ace; western. iced. bbls,, zig
22c.; scalded, 21c. DUCKs-Long Island
and Iowa. spring, 36c. sQUABs-Prime
white doz' H9s'5O; dark s2'So9s; eulis'
POULTRY. LIvE-sPRING CHICKENS
Via freight, 32c.; colored. by express,
ssSs4e; w white LeshGrns by express s2S
33c.; via freight. average. heavy. s2c. I;
light to medium. 31c.; poor. 30c.: colored
and mixed. by express. 32Q3 4c.; white
beshST3si Viz express. CLOGS. 3 2Is
Hens, via freight. 30c.: toms, 25c.
DUCKS-Western. freight. 35c.; Southern.
32e. Long Island, spring, ID, 45c. GEESE
Freight, 22925c. PIGEONS-Pair. ex-
press, 30a35c. GUINEAS-Old, per pair,
75c; young. per pair. 90c.
PROVISIONS-Pork steady: mess. $500
As; family, so3 "a; short clear. $50 q SO.
Beef steady; mess, s25 a 20; family, s2s
a 90; packet. $26 q27; extra India mess,
S4sG 80; Hogs easy; bacons, 24Hc.; 40
picked clear, 1912 lbs. 80 ale; dry
sailed clear, 1920 lbs. 22%c. Greases
steady; yellow, 13q13hc.; choice house,
12aI2hc.; picked hams steady regular,
1912 lbs, 25sc.: skinned, 1920 lbs,
20lsc. Tallow quiet city special loose.
16hc. Lard quiet; middle West, 'S2T.70 "
27.s0; city lard steady. 2Ta27kc.; re-
fined lard steady; Continent. s2950 South
America 500 70; Brazil. kegs. s30.IJ;
compound quiet, 24@26hc. stearine UNI
settled; city lard stearine, SOC: oleo.
19G2Oc.
SUGAR - Cut loaf. 10 SOC; crushed.
10 zoe; mould A. 9.50c.: cubes, e75c.;
XNXN powdered o20c.; powdered, 9I5c.
fine graduated and diamond A. &C.; con-
fectioners' A, 5000: No. 1. s.s5c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
CURB ISSUES FALL
II follower LEVELS
Prices Move Irregularly and
Trading Is Narrower and
81 Less Active.

In an irregular manner prices for curb
stocks moved yesterday to lower levels.
Business was on a smaller scale and less
outside interest was reported. The
Standard Oil shares. however. were
again in good demand. and scored fur
Their substantial improvements. Stocks
OF those companies which are expected
to declare stock dividends received the
most attention. Standard Oil of New
York and of California advanced twelve
points.
Independent oils were moderately
active, and weakened after early
strength. Midwest Refining was a point
lower at the close, after moving several
points higher in the morning. Houston
Oil moved two points higher, while Shell
Trading and Transport reacted after
touching a new high. Stanton Oil, SELL
ing ex dividend, was steady, and Home
Oil and Refining improved fraction.
Increased activity was shown in Cuff
fey Gillespie, due to the despatch from
ST. Louis stating that the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals had handed
down a decision affirming the finding of
the lower courts. in which several oil
leases in litigation were given to L. NJ.
Gillespie, who will turn them over to
the Guftey Gillespie concern.
An unusually large list OF industrial
shares was dealt in. National Aniline
continued to a new high, while heaviness
was found in General Asphalt shares,
Loft, Inc, and American Safety Razor.
United Picture Production, on renewed
buying moved to new high ground. Re-
tail Candy was in better demand and
gained almost a point
? Two new stocks, Consolidated Virginia
and Ophir Silver, were introduced to the
mining section.
Interborough Rapid Transit bonds
were weak. but others Of that group
were steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-M

BEANS AND PEAS-BEANS-Marr
choice. 100 lbs. sIi.Joali.75; Manchurian,
choice. 1925: medium. choice. Ss.25. Lady
Washington. California. s7.75as; small
Idaho. sa75@s: repary' California. $50
SIS; Kotenashi. Japanese or Corean, 1878:
Daifulu, Manchurian, $3.50; red kidney,
Kintoki, Manchurian. &4q5.5O: yellow eye.
$3.50; white kidney, choice, S12.25Ql2.50;
imperials, 40; Kumamoto. Manchurian.
Chilean, s6q6.25; cranberry, Manchurian,
round, ss.75g725; long, s6;5Oq7; short.
fornia. 81; Lima, California. choice. sls,75.
donsin, $3.50 az; IDA Idaho o. ,7s5 So; wash
ington, $7.5OG7.75; California, s7.504775;
Chilean, s7g7.5O; Australian. S75Og7.75;
Japanese, $3.50 Qs.5o; black eye, Califor-
MA sS25: splits yellow $50; green, SO
g6; large, &Sqs.50.
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than extras.
ID, 6il5 q csc; extras, 92 score, 6sh o 64c
irsts, 80 to 81 score, 81 % 6Sc.; firsts, IS to
SO score. 54q56I4c. seconds, So TO 81 score,
81 a 53c.; lower grades. 49q soc; unsalted.
higher than extras, 81 u CSC; extras, 65lS "
State dairy tubs. finest 62q6sc.; good to
prime. b646lc.; common to fair. As q SOC. f:
ladies', current make, frsts, 4sG4sc,; sec
packing stock, current make. No. /, 46h q
&c; No. 2. Asa 946c.; lower grades, IS
ShEhoh-State, who're MIX iresh mats,
colored or white. h., SOh a3lAc.; average
run, 3Oq3Ohc.; lower grades, 23Q29Ic;
held flats, specials, 3lQSlhc,; average run,
sSh q SOhc. twins specials, colored or
white 500 SOhc,; average run, 29la %
29%e; lower grades, s5de9c.; Wisconsin,
whole milk, twins, fresh, e9a soc; slngl 9
daisies. fresh. seq 81 hc.; held. 81 u a 3sc ;
double daisies. fresh. sOd ale; held. 81 a.
81 NC: Young Americas. fresh. 3eds2hc.;
cheddars, Canadian. in bond. 27I5 a 2SIzc;
state skim, specials, 81 u g22Ac.; prime to
choice, lSm lylsC.; fair to good l4Ql7c;
lower grades 7Hl3c
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CorTONsEED oIL-Range of prices:

EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 65
u Use; extra frsts 6SW65c.: rrsts, SO a.
CSC; seconds, $40 59c.; under grades, 424
Sic; dirtles, No. I. 46a4Sc.: No. : and
dry, 42q4Sc.; under grades, S4041c'; re.
frigerator, special marks, fancy, charges
paid. STA g52c.; hrsts. 49G5ic. seconds,
46q4Sc.; State, Pennsylvania and nearby,
Western, hennery whites. fine to fancy, So
u S4c.; fair to prime, IS q soc; gathered
whites. common TO prime. 609s2c. pull
let's. 50g See; Pacific coast, whites, ex-
press. fancy, SSQS4c.; other Western and
Southern, gathered whites. SIS o 7sc.; State,
PennsylvaniA and nearby. hennery browns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
FORD MOTOR OF CANADA.
Reports show Surplus Profits o
$7,37O,O61 for Fiscal Year.

DETROIT, oct Surplus profits OF
the Ford Motor Company of Canada
for the fiscal year ended on July n
stood at $3.50 O61.4S on issued capital
stock OF $1,000 600, according to tho
annual statement issued Wednesday
Profits for the year were 3d.
002.S97S2 before deduction Of $3.50
s3437 for business profits taxes paid
into the Government. Balance Of So
031, 963.45 for the year is shown, against
$4,33S. 09S.03, the balance on the books
on July 81, 1913.
From total profits. s2,1OOOOO has been
paid out in dividends. Assets are listed
at S16.1s5,291.9S. OF which S5,221,4Io
is in stores and S4.95s,5S7 in plant 40
count Cash on hand in banks is I5,-
04S,441.95.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Oct. Trading in
cotton to-day was chiefly in the way OF
evening up in preparation for the Bureau
report tomorrow and the close was al
net losses Of to q points. January
S2.l2 March S2,15; May 32l5; October
32.SS December 32.14.
Spot quiet, unchanged middling s2.5O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
SPOTS MARKETS.

The local market for spot cotton quiet
and Is points lower ut SO. 25c. sales, 800
bales. Southern spot markets: Galveston
quiet, unchanged at 81. SOC sales, l, 900 bales.
New Orleans quiet, unchanged at 81. 500 (;
sales l. 1898 bales. Mobile steady, unchanged at
81. 75c. sales, 210 bales. Savannah quiet I'M
changed at 32c. sales, 800 bales. Charleston
firm, unchanged at 81 75c. sales, nil. Augusta
quiet, 25 points lower at 3150c. sales, 1,S4e
bales. Memphis steady, unchanged at 80. Soc. /;
sales 900 bales. st. Louis steady, unchanged
at SIC. sales, nil. Houston steady unchanged
at A.50c.. sales. H,027 bales, Dallas steady,
unchanged at 80. roc 4: sales. s,655 bales,
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liverpool cables Spot cotton quiet Al g.
points decline at 10 ed, for middling. sales,
1000, American. 1000. Imports, 1000, none
American. Tenders, new docket, 1900 bales
Futures opened irregular at % TO 20 points
decline. Closed STEADY at a decline of II to %
points. October 10 ed. December 10 9sd
January, 1s. $50. March, 49, SD ; May, 10 nd,
July, 1854. Manchester Yarns and cloths
quiet and firm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
Live stock Market. in other Cities

KANSAS CITY. Oct. l.-HOgs-Rece!pts.
5OSSC; lSws5 Bulk moo s157S .I54SS
$3.50 a iS25; packing cows. sit9iS5o;
e cSttIe|RseeiPts 10000. snd, 5000
choice and prime, .sls.350lsi medium and
good. sl?bOql6.l5; common; siSSS3
common and medium. SS.75GiS.5O; butcher
cattle. heifers, $500 q 4.25; cows. $685. %
~; Gamers and cutters; va S'2,S Is YEA
feeder steers, 's,s5g1s4O; stocker steers.
SSeep-Receipts, 1900; higher. Lambs.
yearling wethers, 5000; ewes, S6.75@725;
ewes. culls and common, $50 $50; breed
ing ewes, s7ql4; feeder lambs tll0lS.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1880; lower. Bulk, S1625016.6O !;
heavy, Sl5.75@16.60; medium weight. $l6Q
1878; light, sl5,509l675; light lights, Sl5
1875; heavy packing sows, smooth, Was
GiI.5O: packing sows. rough, s1l.759la.25;
pigs, s13.50al550.
cattle-Rs,eelPts, 1000; weak weak, Beef
prime, si6@iT25; medium and good. .lO.75
dpl6; common, Ss.75qlO.75; light. good and
choice, $l4@l7; common and medium, tS.2S
cows, sSa II; Gamers and cutters, 1901;
veal calves, light and handy weight, $50
2O.25 feeder steers, &I5O@ll.5o; stocker
S sheep%Reseipts, 5000; strong. Lambs.
3Ig25615; culls and common, $69li.50;
yearlng wethers, Ss.50q 1850; ewes. me-
dunn and choice. S597; culls and common.
'FITTSByRG, Oct l.3Cat!ls-steadyi
wethers. iiSGiO'5O cuIls and common, 81
HOgs-steady supply 10 double, decks.
Y GiRs ns SITS light YoFkers, ;iTaif.5;
pigs, Sl6.5Og16,75; roughs, h49lS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PASY will be held on Thursday, Oct. 1s.
1919, at twelve o'clock noon, at No. 50
Nassau street, New York City. for the pur-
pose OF electing thirteen Directors OF the
Company to serve for one year and until
their successors are elected. and for tho
transaction OF any business that may
lawfully be brought before the meeting.
f. A. GAY. Secretary.
New York Septemher & 1919
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Paris Bourse Trading.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-Prices on the Bourse
to-day were firm. Three per cent rentes
were quoted at 81 francs As centimes,
exchange on London at 35 francs rs
centimes and the per cent loan at 90
francs so centimes. The quotation on
the American dollar was francs soy
confines.
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MlDYALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE COMPANY

DTNIDEND NO. II.
At meeting of the Board of Directors
of Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company,
held Wednesday, october lst 1919. a quar-
terly dividend OF 800 per share was de-
clared, payable November LIST, 1919. to
stockholders of record at close of business
October 18th. 1919.
Books will remain open.
VIM. B. DICKSON. Treasurer.
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THE WINCHESTER COMPANY
New Haven, Connecticut
September 20
nHnrInnNn NnmInE

DIVIDEND NOTICE
The Directors of The Winchester Com
pauy have this day declared the regular
semi-annual dividend of 3ia per cent on
the outstanding First Preferred stock OF
the Company, payable october 18th, 1919.
to Stockholders OF record at the close OF
business October list. 1919.
Transfer books will close at $500 P NJ.
October LIST. 1919, and reopen October 18th.
1919, at 1000 A. NJ. o'clock. Checks will b
mailed.
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BONDS.
London Money Market.

LONDON, Oct. Bar silver Sad
ounce. Money, az per cent. Discount
rates-short bills 7-16@3h per cent.
Three months s-16@3Ss per cant
Gold premiums at Lisbon $50.
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OIL CITY, Oct. Credit balances
s425; runs, 1850; average. $4,000
shipments. 72.s4l; average. $500
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Referring to the foregoing notice, the
Voting Trustees will, upon the receipt OF
the dividend therein mentioned, cause the
same to be distributed through thefN agent,
Guaranty Trust Company of New York. pro
rata. among the holders OF Voting Trust
Certificates for Prior Preference Stock OF
Pere Marquette Railway Company the
same appear on the books OF the Voting
Trustees at the close of business o.
tober 20, 1919, without the closing OF the
transfer books. Checks will be mailed to
such holders.
Dated, New York October l. 1919.
BEEkMAN WINTHROP,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Receipts, 2.ss5 head; Is cars
on sale; Owing to extremely light offer
bulls steady; good to choice fat cows
higher; others unchanged. Ordinary to
choice steers sold at sl2ql7.75 per loo
mon to good cows. s4a9. Dressed beet
firm; choice do. very scarce; ordinary to
prime native sides. 1sa csc. pc. lib;
Sales-McPherson & Co.: SO Virginia
steers, lass lbs. average. slZ75 heller,
$50. 81; COWS, s17. s., J; shsmbsrg :
G 1913 sSs iai" :'ssf hi 'S T. isss SIS
IS. 1858, ,is: is Kentucky, ii.2Sa. $3.50.
kerns Commission Co: 20 Virginia steers.
II Virginia steers, 1.25s, $l5.65; l6. 1875,
$3.50. Tobln & Shannon: 20 Virginia
steers, 1.244, $3.50
CALyEs--Receipts. 1880 head; $50 on
sale. Market steady; Common to prime
veals sold at S1z5oq25 per 100 lbs; culls,
Si6; fed calves sl3; skimmillt calves. $40 g
u; grassers. 50; Westerns, $3.50 9 y.
26 q Sec. per ID; country dressed do, %
saies-J. C. Curtis & Son: IS veals, 152
l6, 1875, $50; ). is2. sis; eulls, ISL. SO;
So; W. R, 'Hume: 81 veals. l5s. .25: 3.
yeais, 10, ,ss.sO: 81; 81. liz, ;ss.5S; 81. SO,
calves 900, iii.25; 80, scs. ,1I; rs, $40,
$3.50. Kerns Commission Co.: IS veals.
veals. SO. Sl9.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. L17o
mead 5 cars on sale Market active ana
higher. The limited offerings were sold
early: Sheep sold at S6@s per 100 lbs: a
few head $3.50: yearlings, $40: lambs, ,l2
OH. Dressed mutton steady at s@l5c.
per ID; dressed lambs firm ,at 2292
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 205
West Virginia lambs. Sc lbs. average. 81 :
s. Pennsylyanla. e. $500; 10 state Is.
Pherson & Co.: 23s state lambs. SO. tl6.7 8.
s. Sanders: EOS state lambs. -. Sl6.2S
s. Judd & Co.. SO State lambs, ~, sl6.s2 n
10 culls. a.. sl2.5O; 3 yearlings. II. $40;
sheep. SO. So. J. g. Curtis Son: los
State lambs. 81. sl6.75; las, II, $3.50: 10.
tS. $40; is. 90. 1850; Is. 50. 3is; -. So.
s14; 10 culls, 4s. Sl2; sheep, 81, IS; 2.
100. SO.
HOGS-Recelpts. 1880 head; IN cars
or sale. Hogs Csc. lower; pigs and roughs
steady. Prime medium weight hogs sold
at SIS per 100 lbs; pigs, Sl72s; roughs,
sI4.75q15.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company; 8
State hogs, ITS lbs. average, SIS; 22 Penn
sylvania pigs. lO7, Sl725.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
INrERBoRoUGH RAPID rRANsT7

Includes aecruals under contract No . sni
Related certificates amounting 80 81 o59 ~ for
August, 1913. and 81 80, sl5 for two months
ended August q. 1914