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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEENEs-Rcceip's. 30 head; 2: cars
on sale No trading reported feeling Arm.
Dressed beef fairly active. at 90 29c. h..
for ordinary TO plain native sides
CALvES-Reccipts, 100 head; 500 on
sale. vcals active and strong; Westerns
prime veals siSusS 100 lbs culls. Sl4T
y; barnyard calves, ssalo yearlings:
calves higher; city dressed yeais ?i0 ssc.
h. country dressed do. f23T 22c: =,
sales-W r.; Hume - ,yea,, ~ lbs ls
barnyard calves 22o. siO; 3. 800. 50; 6
warnings. il9, 50. Jclilne. Wright Co.
$40; ycarlings, 500. $3.50. J. q. Curtis
& Son 80 veals. 1872, t23 70. 1913. S?2.7
:. i25, s22.5o; 49,. ioi, $50; BARNARD
?. 435. $50. Kcrns Commission CO.: 81
vcals ll3 500 20. 1874. s22 80; 4 culls,
us; si5.; 10 Tennessee calves. 50, sl75o:
lis, SEA, H. ito, sci; 10 little calves. 60.
~ yea.iinss; 2?a. S. $ Sanders, =
cuiis, i57, Sic, s Judd & CO.: 81 West
ern calves. S5s. 1880.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Reecipts. $50
head; 81 cars on sale. Sheep frm: lambs
strong To fraction higher common -
s, god sheep sold at $50 10 80 PGr 100 ms
$685. ISIS cuHs. sl2T14. Dressed mutt
i9n at isg ~ PC os. III lrgas
lambs. $l0Hli per carcass
sales--s. sanierS =? STATE lambs. 70
$3.50; 10 yearlings. 20. sl3; 3. so. si2: 1
sheep. AZ. $40: 2, 100, 50: IS, 30, $3.50. 5
cnils. 9S. 81. Kerns Com ssion - 80
state lamb. So. S1slt: 2s2. ~. SIS. 112
Pcnrsyivaria, lO2. so: \ culls s.. sl3. ;
vcarlings. S.. sl4 ~ sheep. - $40: -,
l@j. 50; 10 culls. 81, s.: :, Is. s.. Newton
s. SEQ: II cul!s 49, st4; IL sheep, III.
$40. Tohin & Shannon: 163 Pennsylvania
curtis 4 SON: Il state lambs. G2. SIS: -,
-. SIC -. Jei!rc, Wright < Co: state
lambs. 20, Sis
HOGS Receipts. 3.GiO head: cars on
sale. Market steady Medium to fairly
heavy hogs sold at $685. per 100 lbs .
rougns, wis Country dressed hors
stcady a: 21n 2ic. per ID roasting pigs.
AGA soc
Sales-kerns Commission 90: II Ten
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Theodore l.. Bronson OF Theodore l..
Bronson q Co. Is Ia, at his desk after
seventeen months service In the United
states Navy The Arm announces the re
moval o. it's offices to larger quarters In
10 wal street.
j. NJ Fitzgerald formerly OF Montgom-
cry Co, l. IT, charge OF tlc bond depart
ment'of Lenks, Gwvnn" 4 60,
United states Mortga and Trust Com
plny has pr, pared IN convenient pocket
form "A card showing maturity and dates
of intcrts' uf Liberty bond Issues.
Cerro l." Fasco Mining Company reports
Its December production OF copper as 8.
10000 pounds, agalns. 5,3sS,O00 pounds
in November
Outpu, o. copper Of the Shatt"ck and
ArizonJ Mining PmpJny In December to-
tailed SOC. 49, pounds. agains, SO, 6j5
po. nds IN November. The copper outpdt
TO- N. year oadei December 81. amounted
to 2i2O,69O pounds.
Directors Of the American Cotton oil
Company elected f. c. Munson, president
OF the Murson Steamship Company. dI-
rector.
Emory j. S,orrs formerly of Lee. Hig
gnson 4 Co.. IL I'm ,h+rEe Of the bond de
partmcrt q, Fnh~,ttnr X & CO.
New York stock IN, hang" received np-
piration to list tho following: Tobacco
Products Srporation $500. coo rs a stool,
dividend and 5000. 400 on orcle, notice
Producing and Refining COMPANY. SO
0oC. 900 '1p.tal stock, ana $4,000 aidi-
tioral common stock Of oklahoma ProduC-
ing ana Reanlng COMPANY
Harris. Forbes a. Coz have issued 4 cir
rular IL srrbing In detail a comprehensive
list OF II gu grade railroad bonds Welding
from 40 per cent 20 SIS per cen,
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Hooking Valley
Products Company

Copies of the plan of December
10Th, 1918, for the resumption OF
full interest payments upon these
bonds and the payment Gin l. 5.
Liberty 4Afo bonds of the re-
linquished interest to the bond
holders (Which on July /, 1918,
amounted to 1870 of the face
value Of the bonds) may be had
at the Bankers Trust Co, 10
Wall Street, New York City. In
order to obtain the benefits &C
cruing under such plan, your
bonds, together with the certiti-
Gates for relinquished interest and
signed consent, should be de-
posted at once with the said
Trust Company.
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hoss $50, SlS.2Si roughs. BAL, 1915.
Live stock Markets In other cities.
CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-Hogs---Receipts g.
o0oi market fairly active; steady to loc.
lower than Yesterdays average; run slow
y sut arTaysnS ens % s"ies 'i,t3m i7 4
packing tlGs5u 1850; throw outs, ti5.75
His.SC pigs, good to choice. sicai7,
Cattle-Receipts 5000. Beef ste ers
ana she stock opened slow. mostly l;c. to
Zoe. lover; bulls steady; veal calves. 25c
TO SOC HIGHER; stoc',ers and feeders slow.
Beef cattle, good. choice and prime, sis 20
~ lp.I5; common and medium, $3.50 10. 10
butcher, stock, COWS ana letters, SSW!4,25 ;
Gamers and cuttera. sTf.S StoCkes and
feeders. good. choice at fancy. SlO.5OW
1875 inferior, common and medium, S7.55
q 900 veal calvcs, good and choice, {lG.2j
shecp-Rcceipts, $4,000; market opened
steady. Lambs. choice and prime. STA
lI25 mcdiGm and good. sl5.25dt7 culls,
sli;50nli; ewes. choice and prime. $40. so
W.; medium and good, sspl0s0;
.ocoo steady AniE. si7.i5%ff9.l5; hea"T,
si7n l7s5; packers and butchers siT.lb@
eS , ,.ah9s cs mSs' 6o"' pigs s'"n
fel steers, slSH2O dressed beef steers
sl2H i$5e southern steers, 81 ia; cows,
ala
,,SShcepm15Reeeir;s, 40oC; h.Rher Lambs
siorll5G. ewes, s. 7lO9:.
ST. LOUIS. Jaa. I--Hogs-Receipts
1890; strong Lights. Slf.I5n 1895. pigs.
slSpi7, mixed and butchers. N7.i0U
! sj good heavy, tl77jTls. bulk, az. so
frt1.SO.
Cattl.--K,ccipts. 800. s.e,dy Native
hetf steers. Sll.5Ouis.50; ycariing steers
and hciters. 50 5oI IL; cows. &I.jOnl2.50.
suckers and feeders. ss.30nl? fair to
prime southern beef steers. tlOHlN: beef
cows and hcifcrs S7,5Omli Gamers and
cutters. 81 2jm It's; beef co.'s dnl he.frrs
S15Oul5: nhtiv" caves, f1.'lT i7S0.
Shecp--ReCcipts. 1000: stcaiy Lambs,
sljrl6.25; ewes sS.6OIlO, Gamers and
chopners siIg
PITTSBJ Jan. 7--Cl'fle-Steady:
supply light. Prime, siIMl7.50
Shecp--Stcady supply light. Prime
wethers. $lo.50m il.25; cu.is and common.
i4u ): lambs. Slir,l7.50
Veal caves, t2OG2l
Hogs-Stendy, receipts, s. double decks
The sun., 1919-01-08

SAILED FOR NEW YORK
.. s. transport Accomac, from BorleapY
50 Ruth, from Gibraltar.
80 Mendip Range, from Bordeaux
S. West Ekonk, from Gibraltar,
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SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
HAS LOG, lO7 SHAREHOLDERS.
Number OF Owners Of y. n. II,
stock at Highest Mark.

The Pennsylvania Railroad with lO6,-
JOY stockholders has by far the largest
humber In the history OF the company,
according to an official announcement
issued yesterday, placing the years gain
g 1867.
The shareholders have paid in $40
?i4.5l5 for the par value OF S499.965.-
200. The excess of s4l,07S,Sl5 repre-
fcnts premiums on stock issued. At ~.
the recent market price, the market
value of Pennsylvania stock was about
100000 900, which Is 100000, 900 less
than It's aggregate par value and about
sioo,Ooo,Oo0 less than tho amount actu-
ally paid for the shares.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK

OF TIE CITI OF NEW YORK
At New Nora In the STATE Of New York, at
the close OF business. December 3lst. 1918.
RESOURCES.
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Austin Street Railway
Company of Texas
AUSTIN STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
EHrst Mort gMKr So Honda due 1880.

Austin Street Railway Company Mortgage
dated January 3, 1871. and Supplemental
vltes offers Of the above bonds to the Sink
Ing Fund to exhaust the sum Of nineteen
thousand. seven hundred seventy dollars
and forty ono cents tSl9.710ih at n price
not to- exceed 1924 and accrued interest
sealed OnoCs endorsed Offering to Austin
street Railway Company sinking Funi"
VIII hc opened at the office OF the under
signed No 81 Wall street. New York CITY,
at u . clock noon January 22nd. 1919 The
right is reserved 10 reject any and all
offers.
Dated New York, y. Y, January sth, 1912
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK
Ry LYMAN RIlOADES Vice President.
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GOV. BEECKMAN INAUGURATED.
Rhode Island Executive begins
Third Term of Two Years.

PRovrDESCF. Ian. r. I.,.rCs,oH
Becckman Of Newport was to-day .11I-
gurated Governor for his third 'wo Ht1r
term. Previous to the Inaugural. .rro-
MONIES the General Assembly se'er'a'
Richard W. Jennings Of Crtns:on .ie
eral Treasurer to MI the vacancy caG-"i
by the death OF Mater \. RcaI -
Gloucester, who died after his e!e,'u-.
The Governors message vas @IN-
mitted tn tho Legislature rs usg.. %.
the opening day. The ceremonies Nrr"
simple. The usual Governor salute -
seventeen guns was omitted as tho hs
teries are In Federal service n F-1r-'
The sun., 1919-01-08
'eCeIloNl 20 t'la ---- -
RASKERS TRIST COMPANY

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF BANKERS Trust Company for the election
Of directors and the transaction OF such
OF her business as shall como before the
meeting will be held at the ono" ~ the
COMPANY 10 Wall Street Borough %
Manhattan, city ot New York on Thurs.
day January 2. 1919. at 10 O'clocN noon.
The polls will remain open one hour The
stock transfer books will he closed at l.
o clock noon on December :Sth, 1918, until
the opening OF business on January 10th,
1919.
BY order of a majority OF the Board OF
Directors
New York December II, 1918.
The sun., 1919-01-08

Prime heayies, mediums. heavy and light
Workers., sis.25G 1880; pigs. f17751 is;
roughs. sijDl6.25.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 7.--Hogs--Receipts,
1000; strong. Common to choice, Si2u
1850
Cattlc--neceipts, 1000; steady. Calves.
steady.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, Jan. Cattle
--Receipts, 300: steady.
Calves--Reccipts, 200; strong, s5m22.
Hogs-Rccelpts, 900: generally Csc.
higher Heavy, mixed and Workers. SIS 40;
light Workers and pigs, slS25flS.iO
r0ughs si2m16.S0: says, Si0mlS.
She.p and lambs-Rc CeIp:s, ! 500
strong. lambs. 81 dlS. yearlings. s13T
1850, wethers. sllm12; ewes, s4ml0.50
mixed sheep, Sl0b0ull
The sun., 1919-01-08
CORN ADVANCES TO
NEW HIGH LEVELS
Jumps 23 Cents From Low of
December, but Reacts on
Argentine RumOr.
REPORT NOT CONFIRMED
Was Based on Advice From
War Trade Board That Lii
censes Were Unrestricted.

The corn market Yesterday advanced
10 new high levels for the movement
representing an advance OF 20 cents
from the low point Of December nut
reacted sharply at midday on Il rumor
that permits for Argentine corn inpor-
>tation would be given. This report was
based on a letter from the war tfadc
Board that licenses were UNRESTRICTED
Jnvest!gat ton of the report failed 10 CON
firm any change in the general ATTITUDE
toward importation OF Argentine corn
the letter Notwithstanding Well IN
formed people believe that there VIII DC
no change in respect to Argentine corn
for the present at least. Naturally. there
is a great deal Ct temptation TO brme
in corn as the price Of corn c. l.
New York sail tonnage, !s 40 to ="
cents bushel under that OF western
corn How much of the Argentine corn
could be brought at that discount pro-
yiding tonnage were available and per
mits obtanable. is considerable or n
question II is believed that practically
all the surplus of old corn amounting 10
approxinately 10000, 600 to 100 100000
bushels. and practically all surplus new
corn, which will be available after May
|. will be required by Europe At the
prevailing price for American corn there
Is likely to be'very little shipped. some
Of the well posted Argentine interests
claimed a few days ago tina; taking the
differences in freichts and prices Ar
gentine corn was 20 cents buslei
cheaper on the other side than Amerl-
can corn.
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CORN-The riIlculously small stocks OF
corn at Chicago and the continued light
receipts from the country are principal
factors IN the MARKET. In the local cash
market No. yellow ana No. . white corn
were quoted at Sl.7o%, cost and freight
New York
OATS-Thc market showed little indI-
yidual feature, but prices we're Influenced
largely by the action Of corn. and closing
figures showed net gains for the day of
&C. 20 sc. In the local cash market
Standard was quoted at SlNSli2c.: No
white 81 lee; 80 , white, S0ia GSlc.:
No white. Son SOiac.; fancy clipped
white. SLY u Sc: ordinary clipped white.
SOdslc.. all elevator
RYE-Msrket firm: No. . Western
sl.74lr l.15i2. cost and freigh, New York.
BARLEY--Marke. firm; feeding. sl.0S a
los; mating, 1l.lin 40, cost and freight
New York.
BUCKWHEAT- Marker dull; sound mill.
Ing. f3@j cost and Cr" ght New York
HAt-Markef unsettled: No l. $1,000
40: No. >. 8I.l5n i.-j; 80 2, sln 10.
The sun., 1919-01-08
DIVIDENDS ANp INTEREST.
Remington Typewriter
Company
Notice OF Dividends on Second
preferred Stock

Tho Board OF Directors of tho Remington
Typcwriter Company has declared diN',
dcndsN on the outstanding second Preferred
stock, due from and after September 30,
1914, to and including september 30. 1919
amounting to 32r6, payable from the sur
plua prcns If the company, 100000 there
OF to u" paid In cash and s3no,0OO In 4A'e
Liberty Bonds, on the dividends hrst &C
crued and unpaid. and the balance Thereon,
to wit; 81 600. 900 by the delivery Of the
First Preferred stock Series s, Of the Com
pany, or Voting Trust Certificates covering
the same, on the last accrued dividends, tc
all stockholders Of record at the close OF
business on the 10th day of January, 1919.
said dividends to be paid as soon as pos
sibe after liquidation in fun of the First
Preferred dividends heretofore declared.
All stockholders who have not already
done SO are requested to deposit their stock
with the Mercantile Trust Company, 1l5
Broadway. New York. as soon as possible.
George X. Gllluly. Secretary.
The sun., 1919-01-08

WAsHINGToN, Jan "A rssolu.to1 r
Senator Hariwtcli Georgia. AutNnr'1
Ing the Public Buildings Committee 20
make an investigation regarding hI0
ings FOR hospitals for returning Amer
can soldiers was adopted to-day ~ ''
Senate without discussion.
The sun., 1919-01-08
TOBACCO STOCKS.
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.


CANADIAN NORTHERN
Fourth week December. 81. SIS 200 Inc, t1r.io0
From July i...,......... ?G62i.4O Inc i.,e4 ,6N
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN.
Fourth week December Als776 Inc. Sos 90
Month. .s......... l.l63 80 Inc l5( SOL
From January l......... l2.1ic37a Inc l7I5, Jos
The sun., 1919-01-08
Denies License Rum ors.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 7.--t'pon hearing
to-day that the Chicago grain market
had been affected by a report that the
War Trade Board would issue import
licenses for Argentine corn, Acting
Chairman Willie authorized the state
ment that such Il step was not contem-
plated.
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AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE
b. =. II. BOWEN, SECRETARY.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC TERMINAL
COMPANY OF OREGON
First Mortgage Go Gold Bonds, hue Jarr,i.

AIRY !. 1888.
The Farmers Loan and T-ust Company,
Trustee under the Mortgag" made ~
The Northern Pacific Terminal COMP, ny Of
oregon. da'Ad January I. 1883, snlirIts
offers .: bonds for the sale to the sinking
Fund under sad mortgage e many
bonds Of rAif issue SIS. I.40 apr ..r.tn .
20 the purpose Will redeem a. not exceed
fHg premium ri ten per Csuf. 4Iun the
Principal. and that II will puro hsse said
bonds to the extent OF the sad So. g67 =
being In its hands for that purpose, At the
.owest price or prices, not exceeding the
rate n bOve stated.
Offers OF bonds must be presented before
! NJ. Wednesday. January IS, 1919. and
should be directed fn.lows:
proposals to Sinking Funl NJ The
Northern Pacific Terminal Company Of
oregon. The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. l622 william street, New York
City,
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY Trustee.
BY EDWIN $ MARSTON. President.
Dated New York. January ?. 1919.
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THE
CHATHAM AND PHENIX
NATIONAL BANK

OF THE CITY Of NEW YORK,
The annual meeting OF the Shareholder
OF the Chatham and Phenix National
Bank OF the City Of New York for the
election OF directors and transaction Of any
other business which may be brought be.
fore said meeting, viii be held at the
banking house OF said Association. No. ~,
broadway. In the Borough of Manhattan
in the city OF New York, on TUESDAY.
January ltth. 1913. at IL o'clock noon.
b. l.. HASklNS,
vice-Pres & Cashier
York nac
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TENNESSEE COAL, IRON & RAILROAD CO.
General Mortgage Gold bonds
nnted 1901 maturinu 1871

Notice Il hereby given That The under-
signed as Trustee VIII receive sealed pro-
posals up TO twelve o'clock noon. on Jan
81 1913, for the sale to IL for account OF
sinking Fund, Of bonds as above described
to an aggregate amount, which together
with interest will exhaust the sum OF Sis
iOS.ll. Interest will cease Jan. 90, 1919
II IL within the discretion of the Trustee
what bonds It shall purchase provided the
price does not exceed los with accrued In
terest
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee.
so BrOadWay.
The sun., 1919-01-08

S2IO. pp3, 40 on
state Of New York County Of New York. S.
WA F.. CABLE. Jr.. Cashier OF The
Hanover tional Bank Of the city Of New
York. do solomnly swear that she above
statement Is true, 70 thr hest OF my knowledge
and bclcf WI. T.. CABLE, Jr.. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me. this
9th day Of January. 1919.
". |. THOMAS, Notary Public
New York County.
Correct Attest:
WILLIAM WOODWARD,
JOHN y. STEVENS, Directors.
WA \. :. THORNF,
The sun., 1919-01-08

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.


Due To-day
s. MAJ Mediterraneo, barcelona. nov 20
s. Col cham. Havre Dec. 10.
SIS Pioneer, Roucn. Dec. IL
). We.iSih chiai. Iondon. Dec. L
So Tapaloz, Bahia Dec. Il
Sc Nau,i", Hull, Dec IS.
$ Err ksholm, Shields, Dec 70
SIS Slorviken. Btrry. Dec 81.
C SpSs Ea-5 de ,n me Barry Dec
IS General, on-ul PaIlsen, Cardiff Dec -
s. AislVo Hsvre. l,." -
S. MNrtancn Shields Dec -
80 western Cross, Cristnbal, Dee q
S. Toronto. Hun Dec %
S Catalonia, Golh"nhurE, Dec n
$ Randwyk. Havre. Dec. Fl.
So Dayton. Greerock. Dec. q:
IS TolO1. Nantes Dec. g.
81 We City. Bristol. Dec "a
50 B'Hs, Go;henhurg. Dec 49,
S Royaj Prince. EordaauF Dec IS.
; Hon 'Sn'i pfp5 I@' Rre. f'd bee Ds IS Is
Sc Kardahar, Hull, DC. "a.
SIS OSsahaw. POI, F1ds Dec 80
So David L.ovd Geor4e Hayre Dec 81
SIS Santa Marta Rrost Dec 8.
5. VILLAIN I. NJ Knrnry. La Pallice, Dec -
So Pas'Ores Bordeaux Dec. ..
Due To morrow
Sc VA waska. s. Nazaire Dec %.
- Pow tlr, Bo".lsaux. Dec. .
s. lrn ,s ,lcs"nh,ch Gibraltar, Dec. r,
SIS Apache Jacksonville, Jan. 6.
due Friday.
Cruiser Seattle. Brest, Dec 81
SIS william l.. Stead Plymouth Dec 70
50 MarenEo, Bordeaux, Dec q.
S. Ikali. Bordeaux Dec. IS.
s. +. Pasu. Galveston, Jan. l.
Due Saturday.
SIS Clan MaC1utyre. 81 Nichaels Dec ~
~ Tssmarit. Cap" Town. Dec. lt
50 Lydfeld Shields Dec. -.
IS Albangarez BORDEAUX, Dec %
So FL Mar. New Or,eau, Jan :
S. Comas. New Orleans, Jan. 6.
Due Sunday.
So Oscar IL, Chrlstlanla. Dec 3!
50 Mason0mo, Cardiff. Dec. 50
IS Santa Paula. G'lra tar, Jan
IS West Eldara, Cr.stobal. Jan. 4
SIS Quinault. Cristobal, Jan. T.
PARCEL POST NAILS
Great britain and Ireland-Close a, n
jan :. SIS Csrmana
Fr1nr-Close at-'.n A. " ia. -
Niagara.
Italy-Close at $50 A. NJ Jan Il $. san
Glorgio.
loraitar--Close at go A VI Jar T. 81
Oweso and al $50 A NJ Jan g.. ss So.
t,IorgiO.
I4beTIa, Norway, Sweden. Denmark. ro'
s!um. Netherlands. Greece Germany. A...!a
and Hungary-service suspeule-.
The sun., 1919-01-08

W. Corner Broad and Arch streets.
Philadelphia December II. 1918.
Tho Directors have this day declared \
quarterly dividend of two per cent. lsl.0O
per share), payable January Is. 1919 to
stockholders Of record at the close Of busi-
ness December 81. 1918. Checks VIII be
mailed 7. w MORRIS. Treasurer
The sun., 1919-01-08

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Iehgh Valley Coal Sales \ompany
will be held at No. Is Exchange PLACE,
Jersey CITY, y. J., on Monday January 81
1919. at II o'clock A. NJ, for the election
of two directors Of Glass No. : and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
". J. BURTON. Secretary.
The sun., 1919-01-08
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails c.ose at G.. = q arG CitJ
Hall station at 80 +, NJ daily
Philippine Islands wa Seattle Jan. 70 So
Manoa
FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Aus,ra.A
(vla Vancouver and NltorIs, y. c. Jaa i.
SIS. Makurs.
Hawai- and Guam Japan. Corcs China
Siam. Cochin China straits Settlements ST
Netherlands East Indies TN's mail $ q.
warded TO the Pacih tic coast dlt.y TO- '4spl, h
20 destination by the best oup0rt untr
The sun., 1919-01-08
KeLly.SoRIkcFlFLD TIRE COMPANY

\ quarterly dividend Of one dollar tsi.o ol
per shnro on tn" common stock OF this
Company has been declared. payable Feb
ruary !, 1919 to Stockholders of record a.
the close OF business January Is. 1919
+. A. SEAMAN, Secretary.
New York January = lain
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x,,, n I'm ~, cHSH't'
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of tho City of New York.

New York. December II, 1918
Notice i4 hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the 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 as may come
before the meeting VIII be held at this
banking house. Nassau and Pine streets
Tuesday. January 18th 1919. between tn
hours Of IL o'clock A. NJ and 10 o'clock NJ
wM. r CABLE. JR Cashier
The sun., 1919-01-08
To the Stockholders of
Eutptrs Truat Gn,tlpa,,u

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of EMPIRE
TRUST COMPANY, Tor the election OF III
rectors In tho class whose term Of office
shall then expire, for the appointment ~
Inspectors OF Election for the ensuing year
ness as msv properly he brought b'fuy"
u, will he held in Tho Directors Room at
the prirk pa ONCE Of the Company, No. l20
Rroadway Manhattan, New York city. on
"Wednesday, January Is, 1919, At II O'Clock
In the forenoon.
Polls VIII he open from II \. NJ, to ! > NJ
The books for the transfer Of stock VIII
he closed from =. VI. on Tuesday. De
cember 81. 1918, until 10 A. NJ, on Thurs
day, January Is. 1919.
MYRON j. BROWN, Secretary.
The sun., 1919-01-08

The Snow report regarding the corn
crop had but little effect. although II
borne out by actual distribution it Is
Of much more Importance to the Amer
lean supply than all the Argentine corn
which could be imported The report
estimated the crop as l73.00O.OOO bushels
more than the Governments final figures,
ignoring the Government change in acre
age figures Heretofore Shows figures
have been close to those of the Gov
eminent His methods. in the main.
irave been similar to the Governments
methods of crop compilations. An in
crease of 173.O00,000 bushels in the
American supply of corn would mean
practically "A net addition of that amount
to the ncrchantable supply Of the coun.
try, which is fully 350.O00.000 bushels
more than II was last year. The high
prices of hogs and cattle. however. keep
corn as such on the farm. so that the
amount moving in commercial channels
is extremely small and readily absorbed
by the daily demand.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
CONSOLIDATED GAS CON-
PANY OF NEW YORK
1870 EAST 18th STREET
January eth, 1919

1sHuH! '''I' T'T7
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 eth, 1919 Polls will
be open from IL NJ. to l p NJ, Trans
fer books win close Saturday, January
18th. 1919, at IL NJ. and reopen Tues
day, January 2Sth. 1919
r. A. CARTER, Secretary.
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To the Holders Of tho First Mortgage so
sinking Fund Gold Bonds. due 1851,
IF tho
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THE ericsson CONSOLIDATED GOLD
MINING & MILLING co.

DISTRIBUTION NO. rs.
Amount s122.000. 90 Total amount to
date. s7.:71.1525o.
Notice is hereby given that a distrtbu-
ton OF ten G0) cents per share has been
ordered paid from funds received from the
sale Of ore reserves acquired prior to March
/. 1913. uron all outstanding stock Of Tho
Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining d Mill
ing Co
Payable January 10th to stockholders OK
record December aIst, 1918
BY order OF the Board of Directors
ADOLPH ZANG, Secretary.
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cCsD-N AND COMPANY

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. q.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
of Cosden and Company, held Monday.
January 6. 1919. a dividend OF 2i5 20 was
declared payable February /, 1919. to
stoclSholders OF record at close OF business
January 10. 1919 Stock transfer books
will he closed from January IL to Febru-
airy 2, 1919. both days inclusive.
JAMES r WHITNEY, Asst. Secretary