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The discussion with the president
no definite conclusion rs to Mexican
relations. but it was regarded every
where as bearir:; on n subject Of endless
speculation in congressional c!rclcs-thc
extent TO which the long illness OF the
chief executive has rendered him phys
ically incapable Of the duties OF the
president.
Propped Up in Bed.
Propped up in bed tho president
talked OF many features of the Mexican
tangle. With right hand and arm
free above the bed cover. the senators
said he shook hands with them ana
took I'D and read papers which were on
TIL, table beside him. He was described
as weak and nervous. but it was said ne
tested about exaggerated reports or his
Illness. and promised within few days
TO give congress his advice on what II
should do about Mexico.
Falls Statement.
He appeared to be n sick man. SAID
Senator Fall aftcrward. but mentally
alert and perfectly able TO cope with
ANY question with which he might nave
10 deal. He appeared to me. certainly
in rs GOOD mental condition as any man
could be after being i'll for nine or ten
weeks. w
The other delegate Of the committee.
(continued on Page Tsn)
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THE WEATHER.

WASHING ION, Dsc. 5.-Torecast:
west Virginia-Cloudy, warmer
with probably rain or snow Saturday;
Sunday rain.
orio-Rain or snow Saturday, warm
ell; Sunday clearing and colder.
Western Psnnsylvnnia-Cloudy fol-
lowed by rain or snow Saturday, warm
er: Sunday clearing and colder.
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MAYNARD FLYING.

MTNEOLA. y. Y, Dec. 5.-Itcu'cn-
ant Belvin w Maynard. tn" flying par
son left Mitchell n"ld nj l0I6 thi&
morning on a flight to Savannah. Ga .
whccr he is TO address the Southern
Commercial class Sunday afternoon.
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That the steel strike in tn" Wh""lim"
district will end within week "r ''n
days was indicated last night. How
ing meetings Of striking steel workers
held n Rnllarc and Martins Ferry.
At Fcllairc seven hundred striking
employees Of the Carneric m lis attended
q meeting in the city auditorE!A '"i'I.i
for the purpose Of hearing reports rS
10 tho number ~ men working H'"! IN
tonnage productions in either s,"'l r''''S.
Charles Dunlap submitted -" r"r"rt
which IS declared I" hay" sh'."n shAt
all steel districts with tn" "N'' I'm "r
the Wheeling district w"r' work. ur.
some ut full capacity, inclrG!".. N'Uu-,S-
town and other big c"n'"r*. Nh.'" i"w
ccn,crs are operating ~ Ilrn
eighty percent normal Capr"jly
10 Vote Taken.
No vote was taken. follow "r 'h' uh-
rniseIon Of tho reports. l. 49, d. Hd'I
TO wait n few days t. 81" = tn nH'I"nr'
committee Of tn" steel worl.' - '.r:aui-
cation calls off the strlk" "if."H.iE.
If this action is u", i'h'm 10y TN
national committee. IN. mt i.G' H''r o.,
Informed. II wis onn"ur''i 'lr' 49,"
ruu,uittc" ard official: - -. - liar o
organization VIII rn'"t VIII 49,. ='il'i..,.
teudcnt of tn" C1ru K" rf'' 81. ! 'r-
range to end the -'rU'.. :i''d ian i.r i:'''
return II IN" str,N"I- :" w"rh.
Last nights mr"'tua ., E'li:,i"" was
hold behind closed d,.,i- -Ndu.'', IA
WIS gained only hy lr.. n'."< cards
showing membership u. 'h. l:'9Hur" or
ganizatIun Of steel w,'n'i-.
Both before uuh after Tia. r'''l'C "f-
ftcials of the l;,.ilair.. !. ,:I refused Il
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''.''''''''t iN".hE |H' 'ftt iiIl:I' ~ L.
ht"" nn S"iil' m'hi "l ;h"'r strike.
I';dnE a S"tI' nr';t f the st'.i strike
ANA r"""n'ii"" "i ihr steel workers
urEalIHati"n.
"t1No "uef" "ttu aoN' oh-
l'H'i"E tn" afternoon and "N' ming e
Friday. ." connection with til" ..'""tIn%S
on IL" hh." SD. persistent rrpniIs
were II, ''r'Gin''"m everywhere" that Tho
HIGHER uiIr'ai' "f IA" steel workers or
Ehll'"'''i"h a." Hh"ut I" call Il, IA.
Sif''". h.'i that /! such r"tn'u WaS not
'.'h'n soon. Ia" ""rN"rS Themselves il
the Ni"iinH "i>tri't Will break ranks
an" <" ''i'N u 'ii' miiiS III force.
Ih"N' /" rus ~ re- i"$"IN connected
WIN runners r'!''"ritInE til" visit Thurs
DAY 81 }. VI. Peters. III" local secretary.
|" lI'tShurSh. Mr.. I'i"r& last night
dc"llrrd thar there WaS absolutely no
foundation Tor thIs report.
''fh"r" - nu Eruumi" h." sad TOR
making stat. .ir'nl# tina; thu steel strike
$ over Ny work ia Pittsburgh had
nothing 4" ii" WITH tn" cessation # the
STRIKE. W nat was d"i" nj l'UtShurEh.
! am unIhl" !" make public ut THIS
t!ii'. HH' n"' "E" word vas said that
! '"u'I "'"i % P" p'li"N' that III StrIk"
va" '""u' to %" called OF. can I'M
Cunhltl"nallr deny that | was sent 10
| headquarters 1" demand that the strike
ORDER h" rcS"hd"d. W" arc just as
| Il: III to-day rs We were tho day the strike
waS "oll'd.
National Committees Statement
| Ergardiug the rumur that thu strike
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BeIlaire and Martins Ferry
Workers Hear Reports,
Showing High Percentages
Of Operation Of Steel Plants
Throughout the Country
Persistent Rumors Strike
Will Be Called Off in Com
pliance With Sentiment of
Men
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Cloudy, Warmer With Probably Rain
or Snow Saturday; Sunday Rain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
TH0M AGAIN URGES
R. R. DEPARTMENT
Counsel for Executives Be.
lieves Cabinet Officer Should
Have Supervision

Washington. Jan. 20.--A =. Thom,
general counsel for the Association Of
Railway Executives, continued his argu-
mert before the Interstate Commerce
committee today for a department of
railroads with cgbn,t officer at hs
head to exercise governmental super
vision when the roads are returned to
private coutorl
Mr. Thorn reiterated his belief that a
cabinet officer would not be influenced
by politics, but he added
II do not think 1t possible to keep
the railroad administration out Of pol
itics It is IA question of the type of pol
itics We have political government.
and II there Is going To be government
tai regulation there will be some politics
in the administration"
The witness said Congress should
enact a law tO overcome laws in thirty
States which would initiate against tho
| unttcation pant Of the railroad cxccu-
tives
Replying to Senator tummins. of Iowa
who asked what would be done in thC
event state forbade a road. operatiul
under the Federal Incorporation. to op
crate os an intra State carrier, Mr.
Thom said Congress had The power t.
charter a common carrier and the const
tuition would force the State to permi
ii TO operate within it's borders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

Romn. 20 Gonnai1--Un communicate uf-
ficiale di icri raltro ha anuunziato In
costituz.one del nuoyo Gabine,to che'
! rarii portafogli crano stau assegnatl
come segue;
Presdenza ed Inferno, Orlando; Es-
teri, Sonnno; Tesoro, Str!ngher; FL
name, Media Giustizia, Facta 1stru-
zionc. Berenini: Guerra. Gen. Caviglia
'olonie. Colosimo; Trasporti ed Ap-
proNr, De Nava; Marina. ANN Del
Bono; Lavori Pubbuci. Bonomi: Agri-
ooltura, RiCcio; Industrial. Ciuffell
Poste = TELEGRAPH, Fera Rcostruzione
dcIe Tcrre laNase. Fradaletto Asst
enza Mlitarr e Pensioni. Grardini;
Ministro scn2a pcrtafoglio Villa
! MInistri hanno prostate il Glura-
mento di rito nellie mani del Re, g SUI
hito dopo IL Gahinetto 81 e. riunito prov
Nedendo ALA itstituzione delrufrcio di
vice presdcn2a. con 10 speciale inca
rico di regEere II Ministero dell'Interpo.
Al nuovo uff.c!o di vice prrsdente e
state chianato Ton villa. ministro
senza por'afogliO e. Eia' ministro del
Trasporti.
II rOmmissariato per profughi e.
state soppresso cd In sua vece e. state
create II Ministero per Ia ricostruzlone
dollo Torr" lnvase, afidandolo alrOn.
Fradaletto
II nuovo Gabinetto approve la no
nina degll Onorevoli Salandra g Brazila!
pelegati ALA Confercnza della Pace
81 Crede che la camera sara conyo-
cata per II primo di Febbraio.
La stampa in generate comments 4
taror"Nolnente Ia vittoria del binomio
orlando Sonnno. discutendo latteggia.
mcnto dellpu. Nitti Ia impossibilita
per Iut Ill rimanere al ministero
II Generate Dia2 ha indirizzato una
Iettera al 'dpo della Missionc Militart
Americana IN Italia, nclla quale esprim,
intta Ia Sua gratitudinc rammirazion,
per quanto Ia 'roCe RoSsa Americana
ha fatto pro del soldati italani II
un punto della detta lcttcra. II General
, dice:
'IDo'nnquc rostri soldati dovetter
conlbatiorc coutru i, furic del nemict
= rontro IiHcl,mtr2a della uatura, Il
D Crocc ltossa Americana IA un potent
contribute CarattcrizzatO da una grand
| energa, " che sbbe come risultato Il
piu' "tiiCace assistenza morale materi
ale
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

erect new German free States within the
empire II any such free state has
population of 1000 600. II the people OF
border country wish 10 join the Ger
man Empire, the assent Of the German
people shall he required
The imperial president. who Is to be
elected by the people. must be thirty
hNe years old and must have been a
citizen Of Germany ten years before
his election. He will be elected by an
hsolute majority of all the votes of the
empire. The president will represent the
empire, but declarations Of war or con-
clusions of peace rest with the Reichs-
tag. Treaties with foreign states require
the assent of the ReiChstag As soon as
league of nations, the object of which
is the exclusion " secret treaties. ha :
been formed. all treaties with the league
shall require the assent of the Rcichstag.
The imperial presidents tenure will
ven years, and hls reelection will
be permissible. The Imperial Govern,
ment will be composed of a ChanCclo,
and ministers, who will be chosen by the
president Of the Rcichstag The gov
crnment must have the confidence of IN,
House Of Deputies. and shall he re.
spOnsihle TO the ReiChstag
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
WOULD BAR GERMAN POTASH
Hitchcock Protests Against Hur-
lev's Plan for Importation

Washington. Jan. 2O.--CRy' A. PD-
senator Hitchcock, Of Nebraska. pro-
portation of Alsatian or German potash,
as recently proposed by Chairman Hur-
ley, of the shipping board. The Senator
said Mr.. Hurley's statement had done
great injury to the American potash in
dustry fastered by government agencies
during the war Senators Shafroth, OF
Colorado, and Pittman, of Nevada. also
presented protests from potash interests
of the West
Recent dispatches from France said
the trench Government would need all
Alsatian potash and that there would be
none for export
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
ASKS PUBLICITY INQUIRY
Senator Sherman Questions Propriety of
Myriad Federal Paper,

WashIngton, Jan. 20.--VBv \. ID
Investigation Of the publication by goy-
ernment departments OF departmental
news periodicals was proposed i'm reso-
luton today by senator sherman. of
Illinois Republican. and referred to the
joint congressional Printing Commit
tee.
The resolution stated that the publi-
cations were used by officials for prOpa-
ganda and other purposes. including en-
tension Of their powers and appropria-
tlous, and were menace to free
press and a burden to taxpayers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
TONoPAH STOCKS

New York. Jan, 20.-A little easier
tone prevailed in the coffee market at
the start this morning and call prices
were 2 to 10 points below the close OF
change from Brazil failed to Indicate
any particular, change in conditions
there.
The trade here seems to be puzzled
over Brazil being able to hold prices
around present levels and with their
stocks on hand at ports and with AT
least 100000 bags yet TO come down
from interior points, sharp decline In
offerings would not be surprising.
stocks OF Brazil coffee in this country
are at very low point and show no
signs of being increased to any consid-
erahle extent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
HOUSE 'DRYS' CONFER TONIGHT
Many Favor Quick Action on Pro-
hibition in Legislature

harrisburg. Pa. Jan. 20.-"Dry"
members of the House plan to hold
conference tonight to decide when they
will put the national prohibition amend
ment resolution to a vote.
Most of the "drys" favor immediate
action. Representative John W. Vich-
crmar, of Allegheny, leader of the
dry forces in the House, has advised
the "drNS' to not act too hastily.
ratification combination is being
planned for Wednesday. 1t is hoped to
have III" new Governor speak at the
celebration.
Tile dry federation of PENNSYLVANIA
Will open its convention here Wednes-
day Many prominent national speak,
crs are scheduled to address the gath
cI!ng
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

the p.
February would be paid off in
the amount that be
stated.
the street Saturday that arrangements
S20O0O000
Ireland 51a
banking circles that official
be made
virtually unchanged from the
day heavy
reported that the Cuban Cane Sugar
floating
proxinatey
Of
bond issue is evident
finally arranged and adopted
stockholders
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
STEEL MEN GET MORE PAY
War Labor Board Recommends Increase
in Two PENNSYLVANIA Mills

Washington. Jan. 20,---Wage increases
for employees Of the standard steel Car
company and Of the Eastern Steel Com
pany. Pottsvilie, Pa, were recommended
by the war labor board today.
The amount will be determined in
conference between the company and
employees in the first-named case and is
the latter by an arrangement between
the company and representatives of
m, Lnn Ln hMl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

AS a result of revolver wound in the
forehead, accidentally inflicted while he
was al play with companions last eve
ming, Gilbert Mulligan, nine years old,
of 24l5 North College avenue. was taken
TO the Women's Homeopathic Hospita
in a dying condition. No arrests haze
hnen made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
PHILADELPHIA BANKERS APPROVE
WORK TO PROTECT BONDHOLDERS
Campaign Meeting With Success-''Scalpers'' Said to
Buy Bonds, but Withhold Interest-Opinions on
Next U. S. Loan-Cossip of the Street

by the New York Stock
meeting unanimous
brokers One OF the latest and
conducted certain
bankers whose proper title Is
higher the
accrued interest and the
of regular bond and
this form of petty he
bid and asked quotations on all
added accrued interest in the
of an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Higher Freight Rates Not Considered

Washington. Jan. 20,-Director gener-
al of railroads Walker ID. Hines, today
denied reports to the effect that the rail-
road administration would make a fur
ther advance in freight rates of 10 per
cent 10 meet Q threatened deficit at the
end Of the year which. Il was said. might
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

Washington, Jan. 2o.--During Decem-
Der 81, ,567 $3.50 were loaned to 3525 farm
ers of the United States by Federal land
banks on longtime, first mortgages. ac-
cording to the monthly statement of the
farm loan board.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
(ThIs tnble will he published in tho Eve
Ing Public Ledger each MOnday.)
LIVESTOCK Quotations

Al 900 fssS' head Msrke, Mis strong to ioc higher
,han satgTasys BSlS g frIfs f.es
siiGi7 aS: packing. si8. 6a II 90; throw.
outs, si84 1885, pigs. good to choice, siS.:5
tXTTLE-Receipts. 81. 900 head. Good to
choice steers steady: others. butchers stock
and feeders. slow to lower; calves steady
Reef cattle good, choice and prime. sl0.iu
no; common and medium, sa.75@l1,a 80
II 30: canners and cutters, s6'sOd 7.Sa
:tockers and feeders, good choice and
medium. $50 1850; veal calves. good and
"SSHEEP"Receipts. al. 900 head. Choice
lambs strong: other classes opening steady
Lambs. choice and prime, si6 B0fp IL. e; me
i375: ewes. choice and prime, $40 5nGI
i0.s5: medium and good s9.25 q 10, 80; culls,
t50TT5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Jersey Will Be Last, Saws BRYAN

wilmington. Del. Jan. 20.--That New
Jersey and Rhode Island will be the last
States in the Union to ratify the Drohibl-
tion amendment was the prediction made
here yesterday by William Jennings
Bryan. during a large antisaloon rally
in the Queen Theatre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Brazil Election April Is

Washington. Jan. 20.-Ambassador
Morgan at Rio de Janeiro notified
the State Department today that a de-
cree had been issued fixing April IS as
the date for the election OF a successor
20 the late President-eleot Alyes of Bra
zil. aud that many candidates were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Outside Stock Prices


(January Is, 1870
The following table shows the last recorded
sale prices and dates OF transactions OF bank
trust company and various local stocks sell
dom, and. In some cases never dealt IN on
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. tQuote-
tlons compiled by Barnes 4 Lofsnd)!
Banks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

These things are all false, but the
poilu sometimes believes them, and
when a poilu has some little grievance
or rivalry his grievance forthwith eN-
pands.
An American nawly-landed in Europe
reached Coblenz from Paris the other
day. why is it," he asked that the
Americans are fraterniZing so shame
fully with the Germans? II is the talk
Of Paris
This is but a reflection of German
propaganda work among the French
soldiers. The Germans tell the French
that America is going TO save Germany
from the French at the Peace Confer
ence one story is that President Will
son will not approve of France getting
back .tlsace- Lorraine. To use slang, that
gets the Frenchman's goat. Tell that TO
a high French official and it makes no
difference Tell il 10 the poi.u, and It
does harm to America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Opinion differs as to how long II time

must eIapse before autOmObIle manu-
facturers will he back into normal pro-
duction Of passenger cars. An official
of the Packard company says: Il have
had an opportunity to talk with prob
ably twenty dealers from all parts of
that they expect gradually improving
business. 1t will take most motorcar
companies until either late spring or
early summer to get up to capacity pro-
duction. and the dealers seem to think
that this gradual increase of produc-
tion will be accompanied by gradua.
increase in sales possibilities. For sale
of trucks there will be fairly good de-
mand, but whether there will be an en-
ceptional demand depends upon genera
business conditions in the country"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

of huge quantities Of surplus supplies
accumulated by the government during
the war with due regard for the effect
on civilian industries were announced
today. Tentative agreement for the sale
/ of machine tools and equipment already
ers OF. these tools will be given an on
porturNly to purchase them at an agreed
price, before they are offered to the gem
eral public. Inventories of supplies show
I that the government has 5000 tons re-
enforcing steel; l4.5i6.000 brick 35O,-
: 100000 feet of lumber: 1853 barrels
of cement: 1850 barrels of lime: 159.-
622 kegs of nails l,122.313 square feet
Of metal lath and other building ma
. teral.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Sees Need of Larger Utility Incomes


of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
s6OOOOOO
present difficulties
sound financial and operating OASIS IL
one-haf
needed for additional power alone ana
with the wreck
needed for equipment
wooden now in use and which
contributed add to the o fatalities the wreck
general public utilities all over the
ecevehps
Pittsburgh Railways for whose
which,
could its fares and
finally a
insufficient There
similar conditions
Of financing practically impossible
II Transit financing it
be permitted
would
able
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
q Memphis. Tenn, street Railway

The MemphIs, Tenn, Street Railway
Company was placed in the hands of re-
ceivers today on its own petition. Y. II.
and Frank 4. Elgin. an attorney, We're
named by the Federal Court as recev-
,Arg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

Pittsburgh. Jan. 20. .-CATTLE-R Receipts.
' ars. siiGl? 80; cows, sio,5GG ~; Calves,
receipts, sn0 head, SLOW. Top siB.
HOGS-Reccipts, 5000 head StPady.
Heavies and heavy workers.. sisdpis.lO; light
workers. $40 50@l6; niEs, Slhdl5.50
head. Top sheep. :ll 80; top lambs. $40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Contradictory Rumors on Foreign Bond Offering

the financial district over
OF the
Victory expressed their views on the
appears hat no
market with new
While the report stated
make such Offering was
j. Co.. the British fiscal agents. at
a application pending
bonds speak
of cent ponu
considered connection
municipalities have held back much
Liberty Ihey
through of patriotism but as soon as inc
oOoOooOoo s6oooooooo placed they wi"
Consider moment he said what
cent ong-term United
terms
NEE such what Will cost then
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
L'HALIA RESOLVE LA
CRISI MINISTERIALE
| Sostenitori Dele Aspirazioni
dItalia Restano al
Loro PostO

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT no. 34t
N'horlzed bv the act Of October q.
IpiI m Gle at the Postof1ce Of Phila.
dslrhi~ PS
by orGcr ~ the President
a, s. PCRLFSOI
Postmas ster General
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
Hard to stop Propaganda

II is hard to put the doughboy on his
guard when the German pats him on
the back and tells him he is a fine fell
low. II Is difficult to keep the poilu
from believing that the American dough-
boy is not really going to marry a Ger
man girl and in the next year refuse
to help France against Germany. When
that poilu has perhaps lost two brothers
he sometimes does not stop to think be-.
fore he says something harsh about
Americans and tells other poilus, who
may sympathize with him.
II is well to remember that French
and Americans are two different races
and don't always look at the same thing
in the same light or speak the same
thoughts America would not have had
her glorious opportunity to turn the tide
against Germany II II had not been for
France. A nation that did what France
did in the war is not the nation to get
annoyed at too quickly.
To any American mother or father
who has a letter from a doughboy son
''pauning" France, take it easy, take 1t
easy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
South q

South Omaha, Jan, 20. O.--HoGs-Reeeipts.
'txTTf. f.E-Reeepis. 10. SSsri 500 head. STEADY,
10 IA 30 lower
sHEEP-Receipts. s7oO head Steady to
weak
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

Kansas City, No.. Jan. 2O.-HoGs-Re-
iS igss: 6atsSsrs & M ~ 2oSifsO; SSy iisSts, s1io
cATTLE-Rseeipts. II. 900 head, Higher
Prime steers, s1s4 20; southern steers. sT6
is cows. 81 io@ls.5o; heifers. s7gl3 so;
calves, STW14.25.
sHEEP--Recel 5000 head Higher
Lambs. sl59l865i yearlIngs, $40, so q IA o5:
wethers. $eQli5O; ewes. ssalO,25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20

East Buffalo. y. Y, Jan. 2O.-CATTLE--
Receipts $500 head. Slow. Good steady
sifr Rifso shipping steers. ,iGS Ia Se 30: butch
srs. siiqlS.5O; yearlings, s1c@lI, 80; heif-
ers. slOd H. so; cows s5ul2; bulls, sra
COWS and sprlngers, s658i60. Calves re.
oripts. 1900 head Slow, Market LIS
lower s5m17
HOGs-Receipts. 5000 head. Heavy
Market zoe higher Pigs 50c lower, Heavy,
slsqisaSi mixed and nd workers., sls@is 70;
1880; throwout roughs, si0ai0i stass. so
di3.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts 900 hes d
Lambs. I5c higher, $ll8l7, Others un.
changed.