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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-28
COTTON FUTURES
STEADY AT CLOSE
Net Prices Are Unchanged to
~ Points LOwcr-Late
Trading Is Nervous.

There were violent fluctuations in the
cotton market yesterday. An early de-
ellie of approximately a cent a pound
was followed by a very sharp rally.
Later fluctuations were irregular, with
the market closing very steady, net un-
changed to 80 points lower. May con-
tracts sold Off from 21.3Sc. to 20.20c. on
the early break. rallied to 2l.o7c. and
closed to posse. compared with 2l.2oc.
at the close Of last week.
The market opened irregular at a de-
cline OF points to an advance of 20
points. and March sold up several
points right after the call. Tho market
soon weakened under more or less gen.
eral selling. Stop orders were uncovered
on the break whieh-carried the active
months some so to 1oS points net lower
before the end OF the morning. The
decline was then checked by covering.
Prices recovered to within s to 10 points
OF Saturdays closing figures. but later
there were reactions. with the marke.
showing renewed nervousness in the late
trading.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co

OFFICE OF TITE NPTEETAKY-
Baltimore, Md. January u, 1919.
The Board of Directors this day declared
from the ret earnings OF the Company for
the six months ended December 81. 1913,
4 dividend O: Two t2t Per Cent. On the
Preferred Sto II t4c G'rppTuy, payable
March !, 1919, 10 the stockholders Of rec
ord at the close q! business on January
Is 1919
earnings OF tnr Company dividend 81
Two - Per cent ON the Common stock
of tho Company, payable March /. 1917.
20 tho 81 -ck holders ot record Mt the close
OF bus ness on January eS, l9ls
The transfer books viii not close
c. W. WDOIEORD. Secretary.
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CORN RALLIES AND
CLOSING Is STRONG
Uncertainty as to Govern
ment Standard Of Hog Value
Causes Fluctuati0n.

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.7--Uncertainty MS TO
what action would be taken tomorrow
regarding a Government standard for
hog values during February had much to
do with violent fluctuations witnessed to-
day In the corn market. Closing prices OF
corn were strong Mt " TO 1&c net ad-
vance, with May SLICK and July S1.14 to
S114h. oats finished unchanged TO
nc. Off. and provisions unchanged to
decline OF 81.
From tho beginning till the end Il was
a whip-saw market In corn. mainly as
result of conflicting interpretations of n
statement which Food Administrator
Hoover had issued touching the problem
TO be solved tomorrow at the Washing
ton conference over hog prices. While
bears were temporarily in control the
market dropped to the lowest level of
this season for all deliveries except jan
uary. A big cut in shipping rates from
the United States TO Great Britain aided
the final upturn of the market
The market closed strong. q TO 1Ec.
net higher. with May SLICK and July
sl.14 TO $l.l4A.
CoHS-The question of whether or not
the price OF hogs will be maintained Is
the principal factor in the corn market.
as the future Of corn is believed to hinge
on the hog price. There will he a meeting
to-day in Washington between represen-
tatives OF the Food Administrs tion, tho
packers and hog raisera After a very
sharp decline. early under renewed selling.
rrices rallied, ami at the close were arm
with net gains o! 9, toi%c. In the local
cash market No. 2 white and No. 3 yell
low corn were quoted at $40. cost and
freight New York
OATS--The market experienced q sharp
break early in the day, but while pricaa re-
gained part, OF the loss they failed to
overcome all OF tho decline. The local
cash market was easier; standard quoted
~ sc; No. . white. So: No. . white,
e6'ec. No. I white. e5tc: fancy clipped
white. SO zoe: ordinary clipped white.
s. = o SIC; al elevator.
RHE-Narket easy. No. Western,
t.s cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market easy. Feeding, $50
&c; mating. e1.o+&1.o6. cost and freight
New York
BUCkWHEAT-Marke dull sound
milling -. nominal; cost and freight New
York.
HAY-Market easy. No. 4, ei.B@1.7o;
No. 2, sl.s661.60 No. 8. $40.
STRAW-Market easier. No. 1. rye. s1s
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COTTON STATISTICS.
APPROVES EDISON MERGER.
p. 3. C. Allows brooklyn Com
panies to Consolidate.

The Public Service Commission yes
terday approved the merger OF the Edi-
son Electric Illuminating Company OF
Brooklyn with the Kings County Electric
Light and Power Company under thu
corporate name Of the Brooklyn Edison
Company. Inc. At the same time ap-
prevail was given for q blanket mortgage
covering all the property OF the COM
pany Also an order was adopted per-
hitting the Issuance Of $b,500.o0o prin-
cipal amount OF gold bonds. series A.
under the mortgage.
A clause in the order provided that
the permission for the merger shall not
be construed to revive or validate any
lapsed or invalid franchise or enlarge
or add TO powers and privileges con-
talned in any grant or franchise or
waive any forfeiture or AFFECT rights or
remedies OF any party In any action or
proceeding pending"
The general mortgage will permit the
issuance all told OF 800 900. 900 in bonds,
but only bonds may be Issued and In
series as the commission may approve
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TO GIVE WOMEN 8 HOUR DAY.
Senator Graves introduces Bill t.
Correct Labor Inequality.
Special Desrutch 10 THE srx

ALBANY. Jan. 81. - Senator Ross
Graves. Republican. OF Erie. introduced
tonight In the Legislature an eight hour
day oil for women. At present there -
a nine hour Emit for women workers IN
factories and mercantile establishments
In New York State. This bill. backed
by the Women's Joint Legislative Con-
ference. reduces the hours per week TO
forty-eight IN these establishments In
other respects It's provisions are prac-
tically the same as the present fifty-four
hour week law. In support OF tho bill
Senator Graves said:
In many establishments in this State
the eight hour day has been obtained
BY the men, but women, being morgan
ICED. have unfortunately been exploited
and forced to work not merely nine
hours IN factories and merca ntile estab.
lishments, but longer than that IN In
dustr!es and occupations not covered BY
the present nine hour day law.
Il believe this Is not matter for
Federal enactment. but Is clearly de-
fined as a state duty and a State right"
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$500 active, Packer. ard butchers. SIS;
common to choice, sll ale: pigs ana lights,
Slcp :, stays. Jl0Ill 30.
Catt!e- Receipts. 1900; SOW. Steers.
SUI 80. he!f"rs, ss5oGl2.5o; COWS.
80 p y ~. so; calves strong. sJTi5So
heep--Recelpts, 500: steady. SaasS0:
lambs steady. illa 1850.
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. 27.--Cattle--R-.
scirts; I. 600; slow and lower. Prime ste.rs,
q, lT.1v. shIpp'ng steers, SO 1850
butchers, Sllals; yeariings Sl2dl6;
he fcrS Sloql: 20, cows, S+ull,5O: bulls,
ttHll; stockers and f"ratrs i7I1l.
Fresh cows and springers, S6tgl5o
ca .ves--Receipts. 1900; SLOW: .5c. lower
35Rle.T5.
Hogs Receipts, 1920; pigs steady
others. 20Q 2jc, lower Heavy, 3iTql7.eo.
mixed and Workers. 3l7G0aITS light
Workers. ,IStogls; pigs, tl29l5.6o,
sheep and Lambs - Receipts. 5000 .
easier. Lambs. sll9is75, others un-
changed.
rITTsBURG. Jan. 27-Cattl.-siow;
supply, Go loads. Prime. 3l6ul6,Ib.
sheer--Iligher' supply, 10 double decks.
Prime wetherr, IlI.bOpl2: cuIls and com.
mon, 81 '0a6; lambs. sl1GlO75.
Veal ca.,cs-tl6d 1850
Hogs--Higher. reCetpts. rs double decks
Primo heRyieH and mediums. us iUItlS -,
heavy YorlErrs. siSl0als Isht YORK.
ers. SlSa 1850, piss 3i+Jo1!j. roughs,
sl5Iis2s,
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CLoTHIERS ISSUE REPORT.
Hart. schanner q MARKS Net PROFIT
Is S1.4S1,O15.

TIE report Of Hart, Schaffner & Marx.
cothers. for tho year ended November
N, 1918, shows n net profit. after pre-
'erred dividends were deducted. of
t+sl,0l5. or $3.50 share. The net
I-ofts were S1.6O3,762. or S9.0S a share
for Tho preceding year.
After deduction OF dividends on COM
mon and preferred stock a surplus Of
Sfis.39S was left for the year. against
N62,sl9. the surplus for the year 1911.
The balance sheet as OF November 80.
1913, shows total assets and liabilities
OF s27,i56,l95. against $26,912,0 69 a
year ago. Current assets aggregate more
than $4,000, 900 and current liabilities
are slightly in excess of $4,000. 900.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The market on the Consolidated Ex-
Gang" yesterday closed steady and mod
"Tat"ly active. Marine preferred sold
down to @slS, loss OF almost 1--WE
points steel common closed at 91Ts, "A
ga ~ ] - Baldwin Locomotive was of
points Copper shares were inactive
t.d f"artionally lower In the oils,
H'N an Petroleum had n net loss of a
h' p, but Texas Company was up ~
Consolidated Gas was In supply. declin-
70 ~ -, Texas Pacific gained 2%
and fractional Improvement was made
IN N" other second grade rails. Read
'Ns rallied in the late afternoon and
t's"d with an advance Of Is. Trading
N Liberty Loan bonds was fairly active,
with prices steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-28
10000 OVERLAND
MEN SHARE PROFITS
Half and Half System
Adopted by Motor Company.

TolEpo. Ohio, Jan. 27,--A half and
half profit sharing plan with employees
r. all branches was announced to-day
by John ". WHY'S. president of the
Willys-Ovcrland Company. only fair
return on the capital invested is u pro-
vision included IN the grant.
The distribution will run into hun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars and will
be retroactive. taking effect from Janu-
AIRY ]. 1919, The company has 10 1000
affected
Mr., WHY'S said tho proat sharing
will be based on the length OF time the
employee has been with tho company.
II was estimated by an Overland off,
cial that the share of no employee will
be less than 500 q year.
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once of
BRooKLYN RAPID TRANSIT co.

Borough OF Brooklyn, January 8. 1919
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for the cleo
ton Of four 90 directors to serve three (SI
years and Of three go inspectors Of election TO
serve at the next succeeding annual meeting
and for the PURPOSE OF trs1ss ctng such other
business may lie duly brought before tho
meeting. will he held at twelve O'Clock noon on
Friday. January 81, 1912, at the office Of the
Company, IS Clinton Street. Borough OF Brook
lyn, New York City, The polls will remain
open for one hour. The transfer books will he
closed at o'clock =. II. on January IS. 1919
and will remain closed until ten O'Clock A. NJ
on the day Immediately succe eding said stock.
holders meeting.
] il. BENNINGTON. Secretnr,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-28
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGa
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING.
To the Stockholders Of
CIRA CANE SIGAH CORPORATION

A special meeting of the stockholders of
Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation has been
called to take place at the once OF the
Company. No. ia Wall Street. Borough of
Manhattan, New York City, y. Y. on
Tuesday. February IL. 1919. at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of consider
Ing and acting upon a proposition that the
Company issue not to exceed in the agEre-
gate principal amount &-o.09o,Ooo OF bonds
and execute a mortgage upon Its property
to secure the same, and OF authorizing and
consentirg TO such bonds and mortgage in
such form and with such terms and pro-
visions as the stockholders at said meeting
may approve or as tho Board of Directors
Of the Company duty authorized at said
meeting may determine and approve, and Of
transacting such other and further business
in connection with the authorization Of
said mortgage and the disposition OF tho
said bonds as may come before the meet
Ing
For the purpose OF this meeting the
stock transfer books OF the Company will
be closed ut p. NJ on Monday, January
~. 1912. and remain closed until 10 A. II.
on Thursday. February IL, 1919.
BY order OF the Board OF Directora
HENRY +. KROTER. Secretary.
Dated January 81. 1919.
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TO REPLACE LOST BONDS.
Congress May DO Asked to Act for
Crew OF San Diego.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.--Congrtss may
he asked 10 authorize the reissue OF
100000 in Liberty bonds the property
OF the crew OF the u. S. g. San Diego
and lost when the vessel sank OF Fire
Island last summer.
Although the Navy Department has
listed the San Diego as lost. Treasury
officials have ruled that destruction OF
the bonds has not been established by
clear and unequivocal proof"
Secretary Daniels said to-day n the
Treasury adhered TO this ruling he would
appeal 20 Congress In behalf Of the
CyeW
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s71.t Decorated by French.

BREsT. Jan. 27.-Vlce-Admiral Moreau
Maritime Project of Brest. to-day pre-
sented the Croix de Guerre to the S7lst
Regiment. United States Infantry. and
also to several officers and men Of the
regiment. The regiment was cited in an
army order for brilliant conduct In the
face OF the enemy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-28
COFFEE MARKET.

\rter n fairly steady opening. with a
mo-. ate demand from trade house
which carried prices 2 to points above
the previous close, values worked down.
ward on continued pressure from the
same interest, and final prices showed
net losses for the day of to 10 points.
No change was noted In the local spot
market The exchange received a cable
from Santos reporting an advance In
futures OF 90 to 200 reis
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-While heavy
selling to-day Ia cotton made for ma
'erial deprsssions. there were sharp re-
serons from the decline following the
circulation OF rumors OF drastic cuts In
ocean freight rates. The close showed
ttt losses for the day OF 40 to II.
Mar'h. 22ssc.; May. 20.93c.; July.
~ rs; October. 1856: December,
issSc Spot quiet. 30 points or: mid
cling, &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-28
COLORADO MIDLAND CASE.
n. n. Administration Withholds
Action on Government Control.

WAsHrNoToN, Jan. 27.--Action by the
Railroad Administration at tho sugges-
tion Of shippers. backed by State officials
OF Colorado, that the Government take
over and operate the Colorado Midland
Railroad, which has been sold to be dis
mantled, Is being withheld until a def
mite proposition Is submitted.
1t was said to-day at the Railroad
Administration ONCE that representatives
Vt shippers and of the Colorado Public
Service Commission, who had conferred
with administration officials, were as
eured that recommendation OF work.
able plan would receive earnest con-
eideration,
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DECREE LIMITS CLAIM.
supreme Court Upholds Decision
in Coal Railroad Case

MAsHiNGroN. jan. 27--The Supreme
oourt to-day upheld DEGREES limiting
IT, TIE ore1itors CLAIM, OF the Metropolitan
erty owned by the Chicago and Ind,.pa
ooai hallway Company Mt the time Of II.
consoIidation in 1894 with the Chicago
ana Eastern Illinois Railroad
me trust company. holding n NOR, =
gage executed in 1885 against the coal
railroad of which s4.626.o0O in bond .
are outstanding and unpaid, claimed
t ma. nearly all OF the roads property
nad oeen discarded and replaced with
eauipment subsequently, acquired by the
chicago and Eastern Illinois.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-28
ALL PuLSBURY MILLS CLOSE,
"No Market for Flour" Assert,
Head Of Company.

MrNNEAPoILs. Jan. e7.--The entire
Pillsbury flour milling system was shut
down to-day for the first time in many
months.
We have made more flour than we
could sell. so We shut down for day."
said c. A. LorinF. president OF the COM
pany. He said the Government has
not bought -four for six weeks. and
added:
I'VE can't sell -four when we have
no market for It."
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Notice is hereby given that the nrst
annual meeting Of tho stockholders of
Its oftce. IS Broadway New York, y Y.
on Tuesday, February +th, 1919. at three
y. IN. for the election OF directors, the
amendment OF bylaws and such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting.
(signed) ROBERT h. BARTHOLOMEW.
Secretary
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UNITED STATES FXPREsS COMPANY.
No. Rector street. New York.

Pursuant 10 n resolution OF ,he I'd OF
Directors OF the United States Express
Company, notio" IL hereby given that
sixth and partial distribution OF the asse,s
~ TINS company, amounting to yI25 por
share, Will be mad" February 2lst. 1919 to
the Shareholders OF record as of the Iat
day 81 February. 1919. Checks VIII bs
mailed
Transfer books 81 the Company viii
close at L. O'Clock noon February LIST, 1912,
and reopen February .ith. 1919
JAMES W. sMYTH. Treasurer
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Liverpool Extends Cotton Trading

LIVERPOOL. Jan. Recommending on
February 3 trading in futures on tho
Cotton Exchange here will be extended
to and include September. under special
new contract terms,
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Chicago, Huntington &Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds.
Due February I. 1872.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT in
pursuance of tho Trust Agreement dated
December l. 1881. BY and between tbs
chicago. Burlington E. Quincy Railroad
company and The New England Trust
Company. tho following Denver Extension
tonr Fer Cent. Bonds due February l.,
1922, OF said Railroad Company. Issued
under said trust agreement, havs been
drawn for payment, viz.
Ono hundred seventy uI0) bonds for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-28
A. Is. LEACH & CO.. INC.

STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that q
meeting OF the stoekhoiders OF A. n
NICE OF the Company, CO Cedar Street
New York CITY. on Tuesday. the nth day
Of February, 1919, at twelve o'clock noon,
for the purpose 81 elcctlng thirteen dirsC-
tors for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before tho meeting
New York y. Y. January 81 1919.
NJ j. MURPHY Secretary
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London Money Market.

LONDON, Jan. 27.-Monsy. 8 per cent.
Discount rates. short and three months
bills. 1882 per cent. Gold premiums
at Lisbon, 600.
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Coffee Cables-Rio was rs refs higher for %
at $685. Exchange 3.csd higher at 10 l-3h.
Receipts 1000 bags and stock 7ss, coo bags.
Santos holiday. Receipts ls, 900 bags and stock
II OoO bags against IS 600 last year and 1900
two years ago. Sac Pauo had 1900, against
g. 900 and Is, OO0 and Jundiahy 800. against
Al COO and IL 90 bags two years ago Cleared
frvm Bahia January Is the steamship Uteraha
with 5000 bags.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.


S:::'! ye;s III is:s:; is.,ss
nEEvEs--Receipts. +l7s head: IS cars
on sale Steers steady; slll: and and. e1 DSs
sold At p,5aI7.6o per 100 lbs, common,
5 Go 800 sSi 2 es ss.a SLOW 10 s'fs
*. ssHssT ;istU y. vFf FIT. ; .'sHTs
$50; 81 i'; IL. 'i,i,s. ,iss =. io,5. ,isss
20: l,i.s.. ,i5;aS; 20. ss1, Was; | bull.
u.s. iS I'll i,ss , iatG 49, ,s7 soE a. a.
&; ii, aiG. II.i5. New.on q Co. 20 VI
ein,a steers. $50. $3.50; 81. l.7l7. us
Tobin & shannon: 70 Virginia steers, 1905,
1850: 10. 1875. SIC; 20. 1870. N5:15; s..
1000: 'ii...7ss cow, I s.ts, sIss; :; r. -:
Il OHIO s.esrs. 1908. sis. 40; % virginia.
LIS. s' Il, FsSn sS iin S,S sit ,IS
70. rs Us. $40; ~, iss, S.; !. Us; $3.50:
!; 7s'. IS; 81. soi. SIS : SIS, $50 ,,5l.
$3.50; COW. 1850. $40; y. 1880. $40;
80 ,s 49, 49, 4 s. ;ss: s:i e. sscs ~; ..o
- Is; ia bulls, 1908, $50; :. s,s, j.; 5.
T., 81
Is. s74. Sc: :. 200. $3.50
sale. Prime yeas steady; other calves
s scld al ms s1sei. PEI 100 lbs. evils So si;i
al. yearl!nEs. s5F5.to; fed calves. ST.:
Western calves s. Dressed vesls quiet
=, ,.s2'e PEI S for a city dressed do and
81 s". average, ii. ss. tss. u.s. ., IL,
T. H. T. u.s. s' :ai, s 's ~: I'D t.yrss
"a. IS; 10 barnyard calves, ais So H. IL
Holm: - vss' III ;ls'G .,i IL en wr,. s;
& Co; 70 veal Is, isS, 50, 8. go. SIS. An
GROW Mullen; vesls, NJ. slt yearl!ng',
1875 $3.50; 10, lis, us; -, 1873. us 30: u,
i2s. tIAaC: SO mixed calves: 1919, N?,7E;
10 cuiis i7s, ~; 100; ~; So n,i!s
e. W. g. IL H. 81, 's esils is, i: i
sliso: g, -; 81; = =. go -; Is i,,,,'
IS vsala, los, 1850; 81. ios, SIS: IS little
o,lve, d5, ~: enli', 10. e., McF ,n.r.
lives, 50. ,o.5O, oArnysrd eal-es,
ESQ. s..
nesd: ii n car. on sale sheep steady;
:s: . ssAs ar .. psr loo e . orahs sfS
Dressed mutton steady at 13a 1sc. per h.
dressed lambs higher at 81 U 26c,
sa.es-Kerns Commission Company: 2oS
Ohio lambs. 80 lbs, average. tlt; ISL. 81.
,I675, ?2O. 70, $l6bO; 2?V, 30, 3l6.i5. ;.
Sanders: % state .ambs, SIS, $3.50, 1879,
rs, $3.50. ). 9s, sl6; g. lo6, tlt; Il culla,
50. ga; ,, 50. III; sheep. 1856. S.; lge,
vania lambs. So. Us, saeep. Az. IS.
HOGs-Reoelpts. $40 head cars or
sale Market steady. Reported sales OF
F.nnsylvala and New York hogs were at
SIS per 100 lbs; Light hogs and roughE.
$3.50 Country dressed hogs unchanged,
Sales--S. Sanders. lo2 state hogs. ?lo
Ib~ average, SIS: 81 Pennsylvania, 49,.
as; IL. roughs. aye, $3.50
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,rolr. bills. 5000. rye -four. bbls.,
i!S'' beet. hbla, 1893; pork. bbls.
~. tacons, lbs. 2.i2i,s25: lard. lbs.
''''S.o;g. tallow. lbs. $4,000.
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or. CITY, Pa, Jan. 27.--Credit bal
ances. 81. Runs. s3.42o; average. Ca
4oG shipments. 4b.G74: average. $3.50.
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SIATE Of san PABLO 1914 LOAN

Notice is hareby given that all San Paulo
1913 bonds not previously drawn have been
drawn for payment the hrs. of January
ls-9. on which uat" interest ceases
THE NATIONAL CITY bank
OF NEW YORK
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Live stock Markets in other cities.

HaSss :oos CTR. .;..d 1s" Bum aH' f.
sG hslyy sG paInss an
tattlc|Eece!r 1000; steady. Prime
sl3Gls; southern steers nominally, s1G
atoehsrs and feeders, .7.50Vls; bulls, $3.50
shssp-Receip,s. 5000; hither. Lambs,
sIiuls so; yearling-. slOa 1850; ~etherS
ss8libo: ewes, 'sul0.5V
CHICAGO. Jan, iT.--Hoss-Reoeipts.
$4,000; opening steady to strong with
Ice. higher. early top. N7.i5 for one
load; closing dull. with many carried over.
Balk q sales .l'stgi755;; butchers.
!ns .''g s1s .SV q l7,ss; thro~outs, ,lbfS q
$50; pigs. good TO choice. 'il.15@l6
csR ss Cattle s .iSS to nm Ior .a'
ali other grades steady; top steers. N9.so;
calves Glow; SOC lower; stoekers and
feeder, sAdy bstt o" sood md sh0s mice
s tum p';: i5s Sutshsr "1 STOCK. cove e
and heifeys. s7.l5g it; Gamers and cutters,
ssass ana ts sSSae,i Ss tsS'Fi ns sGS9
calves. good and choice ,isboaG..
s:s hss:l sa King SSS a :.s' s Sis
stock steady. lambs. choice ana prime,
;ls,iS6is,'o; rned!um and good, N6g
ls;lS. Gun xie IN AZ 49,, 'n ns .snn
Ss.J5 q 1850; culls. $517.Ts.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2T.--Hoss-Rece!pts,
1890; steady. Lights. Sls.sOnl7.40: pigs
sio.5oDl5.5o; mixed and butchers. si72o
gi7s?; good heavy. 1l7+s9 MS; bulk.
Sl12oG1T.5S,
cattis-Rec.ipts $500; strong. Native
beef .stesrs. !li.Eorlsbo, yearl'nE steers
and heitsrs. 3s.6OGl6: cows. tIb0gl2.So
prime Southern beef steers, 3lofis; beef
covr and he!fars. sT.6oTi5: Gamers and
Guitars t7.25as; native calves, tT.71G
4.76.
shssp--Rac.ipts, zoo: steady. lambs.
siseiGei ewcA. 1880 1850: canners and
choppers, f5Hs
CINCINNATI. Jan. aT.-Hoss-Rsosipta