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WARNS AGAINST AN
.I.R.T. RECEIVERSHIP
Shonts Tells Business Men
That Capital Would Never
Aid Utilities Again.
OPPOSES CITY CONTROL
Would Mean Introduction of
Politics and Cites Ferries
as Examples.

While Justice Callaghan. In the
Brooklyn Supreme Court. was rcservlng
decision yesterday upon the application
OF indicted officers of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company for a change OF
venue In the manslaughter charges
brought against them as result OF the
disastrous wreck on the Brighton line.
Theodore p. Shonts, president OF the In
terborough, told business men at n tran.
sit conference OF the New York Board
or Transportation. that, IL Mayor Hylan
and the other city authorities force the
1nterborough into the hands OF a re-
ceivsr, capital never again would come
TO the aid OF public utilities corpora
tons In this country.
From the remarks OF Comptroller
Craig. the spokesman OF the Board of
Estimate" said Mr.. Shonts. at looks as
If the board wished to get some sort of
undue advantage. They can force re-
ownership. but II will 90 bondholders
receiversh!p. It does not mean the city
will get the road. The city can never
get any advantage out OF It. but such
action would be a calamity. and l
should not like TO be the man who
would force "A road that has stocks and
bonds representing one-two hundredths
of the nations wealth over the dam.
This city Is the premier city of the
world, and such an action might spread
to other cities throughout the country
and the result might be that private
capital would never come to the assist
ance of any public utility measure again.
IL recervership results 1t will be
bondholders game. Craig says that the
citySwill raise fares and the public will
pay the same. But they won't pay the
same. They will pay so much more that
some one will be hung"
Mr. Shonts said control OF the COM
pany's lines by the city means the intro
duction of politics. and directed attention
to the fact that the Staten Island ferries,
a paying business proposition before the
city got hold OF them, are now being OPP
Grated at loss. Surprising" he said.
our present reward for efficiency only is
changed and we have among other things
political contracts for materials and the
like. do not want anything to do with
a road that Is running trains on a two
minute Roadway at forty miles an hour
II 1t is run as political system. I tell
you you are trfiing with human lives"
The sun., 1919-01-17
Submitted sixty-six Amdavits.

Sixty-slx aftldavits were submitted by
the b. r T. lawyers, but District At
torney Lewis said that 1t was untrue
that the individuals who made the af-
fdavts could not give the men fair
trial
0; tire first twenty-throo amdav..s
that were served upon him the District
Attorney said. Investigation showed that
fifteen of the persons who signed them
asserted their opinions would have no
effect upon their judgment He said there
was no thought among the B. r. T. off,
GERS OF asking for a change OF venue for
motorman tried for manslaughter a
few weeks after the Brighton wreck.
and he was acquitted at time when
resentment against the Il. r. T. was at
its height, although his car had killed a
child. Now. however, the District Attor-
ney pointed out, a change OF venue is
sought for the motorman who ran the
train that was wrecked. "If Luciano,
motorman of the wreck train. had been
indicted alone.' said Mr.. Lewis. who
would care? Do you suppose there would
have been an application for n change
Of venue? But here he is linked with
President Williams, Dempsey and the
others. So he. too. says a fair trial can't
be secured"
Mr.. Baldwin said the b. r. T. system
TOT many years mad caused to be built
up against II an antagonism that pre-
cluded the possibility of a fair trial.
Week by week and year by year." he
said. "the actions of the Il. X Il, brought
about "A situation which was intolera nle
prior 10 the terrible accident, The stu
alton that has arisen since then cannot
be described by any word in the die
tionary. Immediately after the accident
there arose a demand for vengeance.
voiced In dozen ways and reflected In
the public press and other public agen-
cles. The Mayor misses no opportunity
to denounce the Il. r. T. II he keeps on
doing 1t long enough he will be President
OF the United States"
The sun., 1919-01-17
Coffee Excha nxe Election.

At the annual election OF the Coffee
and Sugar Exchange Clarence A. Fair
child was elected president: A. Schieren-
berg. vice-president c. II. Middendorf,
treasurer. and as members OF the board
of managers to serve two years. Ben
jamin r. Peabody. Z. L. Lueder. Leon
Israel. C. ], Walter, George ii. Finlay,
Franklin W, Hopkins, and to servo a
year, c. b. Dawson.
The sun., 1919-01-17

c FASsi ssoS Slrt si.ad dsn baie
1880; pigs, sllaI5.5O. F'''VS
SattIe-Rece!pts. 5000; strong. Prime
TlI75: Southern steers, s7pi3; COWS,
Sc 80 u13; heifcrs, SSgl6; stockers and
feeders $500 l6, bulls, ,SUIi; calves, s.
, se"GP y 900. strong. Lambs.
ers, sloq ll.5o; ewes, ssalO25
:. CoHH a Jan, l6-Hoss-Recepts,
load lato a. SIS; practical top. .l7.S5: bulk
or sales. $l7 4ou l7.75: butchers, $780,,
l1I,SS; light, siGs5Q 1850: packing sis 60
"a c IbtJ, 'h.FS9iM9gtS 'du 1885, pigs. good
Celtic. Receipts, $4,000; beef cattle
st"ady To- l5o higher; cows and helfcrs
lower, stockers and feeders strong TO 9S"'
higher Beef cattle, good. choice and
ss'795 ,s 40, On" n;Cii common and medium.
.rs 25b 1850; Gamers and cutters.
ss+OH725; stoCkers and feeders. good
choice ,nHa and ianGy, 'iotogi!: Inferior com,
gooi and choice si5'aoTis' '"' ''' =
Sheep--Receipts. 20 1000; lambs s,,adv;
f T.T and year'ings strong t.. 25c, higher,
medium and good sls 1890 rGIIsa 81 80
a 1873; ewes. choice and prlme. SO AZ an
u medium and good. 1875 alO,6j. cul 5,
ST. LOUIS. Jan. lG-Hog. Receipts.
,,T59G; stesdL Light, ~ di75o. piEs,
s11In loo; mixed and butchers. ST. 4Oa
e. "a :, T99Hd heavy sl7G1a 1890; bulk,
cattlc-Recelpts, 400, steady. Native
beef sissrs :I1Goals5o 80; yearling steers
stockers and feeders $500 - fair 10
pglme southern beef steers. s1pnls; heer
cutters fT.SVsi native calves. sLIoy
The sun., 1919-01-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING e,

ANACONDA COPPER MINING co.
~ Broadway, New York, December "a. 1915
The Board OF Directors OF the Anaconda
Copper Mining Company has declared a
dividend OF One Dollar and Fifty Cents
the par value of $50 per share. payable on
February -. 1919. to the holders OF such
shares OF record at the close OF business
AZ u o'clock noon on Saturday. January
Is 1919
The dividend is payable only upon tho
$50 shares into which the Capital Stock IL
now divided.
All stockholders who have not converted
their holdings into shares Of $50 par value
should do 80 without delay in order that
they may receive their dividend PROMPTLY
d. II. MELIS. Secretary
The sun., 1919-01-17
Why Cent Fare Was Wanted.

An cent fare was asked. Mr.
Shonts said, instead of "A cent one,
to enable the city to have the extra
cent. since he understood they wanted
IT in order to make the city's invest
ment paying proposition" He gave
figures TO show the extra cent would
remove considerable part OF the tax
payers burden. II the increase went
into effect, he said, the company's estl-
mates showed that even with increased
operation costs. 1t would have in its
treasury at the end of the second year
about s3.50o.000 in cash.
Our suggestion he said SIS to put
the burden on the people who get tho
service. The city has embarked on a
private enterprise jhst like the Inter-
borough. 1t is out for the stuff. and as
a business proposition. has no right to
sell transportation at less than cost
Let the city keep its faith, so that when
capital Is asked again to find moneys
for public utilities it will respond"
Representatives OF all the chambers
OF commerce of the city were present
at the meeting and explanation was
made that although Mayor Hylan and
other city officers were invited to be
present or send representatives to ex-
plain the c!ty's attitude. none had come
Travis ii. Wnitney spoke for the Pub
lie Service Commission.
Before Justice Callaghan, Stephen c.
Baldwin and other counsel for the in
dicted B. r T. men. asked that the
trial OF the wreck defendants be trans
ferred 10 a distant county. Mr.. Baldwin
said the defendants with great reluc-
lance accepted our advice that they go
far from home and among people WHO
didn't know them for a fair trial" The
defendants include Col. Timothy S. Will
lams, president. and J. j. Dempsey
v!Ce-president of the B. l. T.
The sun., 1919-01-17

$, 1o1, 81 culIs 81 $3.50. Toh,n &.
SHANNON; l:S STATE lambs, ~, SIS 30;
,kerns Commission company: ss7 6hio
lambs. IS, 'l6.56. W Il. Hume: - state
lambs, o. N6 80. culls. 40. sl3, :
HoGS-Reccipts 4l1O head; half a car
on sale. Market weak to 2jc lower.
Light 10 heavy hogs are quoted at sl776
Is per 100 lbs, roughs sl5.5OGl5.75;
country dressed hogs. lsq2ic per H. +,
roasting pigs, 80 = 36c.
1875 lbs average. SIS rouess S sso ihos e.
!. O.. Curtis a Son: 40 state hogs. lSS,
$lS; II, ~, 'l775; II roushs. sI7. N5,76''
slN. roughs. 2aN. Sls-in w.
The sun., 1919-01-17
Buy. Seat for $4,000.

The membership In the New York
Stock Exchange OF Alfred Goldman has
been posted for transfer TO Mortimer
w. Loewt for s6S.oO0. The last previous
sale was for $4,000.
The following have been elected to
membership In the exchange: Charles
G. Harrison. Jr., John l., Tuthill, C.
Clother Jones. Cornelius A Simonson
and Edward l.. Worthington.
The sun., 1919-01-17
COTTON RISES AT CLOSE.
General List Up rs TO 8: Points at
End OF Day.

A sharp rally IN the cotton market
Yesterday was followed by extremely
nervous and irregular fluctuations In
late trading. After selling UP to 25.47c.
during the early afternoon March broke
TO 24.9ec., but rallied again. closing at
25.lsc. The general list closed steady
at a net advance Of 25 to So points.
The sun., 1919-01-17
Pacific GAS AND ELECTRIC co.

ORIGINAL PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO 8,
The Board OF Directors Will meet Janu-
airy 81. 1919. and declare the regular quar-
terly dividends to that tAta OF 81. so per
share upon the full-paid First Preferred
and Original Preferred Capital Stock OF the
Company. payable by checks mailed Febru-
ary u, 1919, to stockholders OF record at
$50 O'Clock 7. NJ. January 81, 1919, The
transfer books Will not close.
u II FOOTE. Secretary.
San Francisco. California. Jan 10. 1918
The sun., 1919-01-17
COTTON STATISTICS.
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 16.-The cotton
market reacted strongly to-day on efforts
of shorts to realize profits. The close was
SO 10 So up. January 27,20c. March.
25.e8c.; May, 235Sc.: July. 22.49c-
october. 2O0sc Spot quiet and I'M
changed middling, 2sc-
The sun., 1919-01-17
CONSOLIDATED GAS CON-
PANY OF NEW YORK
1870 EAST 18th STREET

January 9TH, 1918
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 II M. to p Nj. Trans
fer books will close Saturday, January
18th, 1919, at II M. and reopen Tues
day, January 2Sth, 1919.
r. A. CARTER, Secretary.
The sun., 1919-01-17

Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.
OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. l6.--Credit bal
ances, 81: runs. 93.446; average. COSTS /:
shipments, 56.15S average. $3.50.
The sun., 1919-01-17
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
SEAB0ARD NATIONAL BANK.

New York, January IL, 1919.
At the Annual Meeting of the Stook-
holders for the election OF Directors. held
on January II. 1919. the following gentle
men were unanimously elected to serve for
the ensuing year:
Samuel q. Bayne. Edw. II. n. Green.
Robert j. Caldwell. David n. L. Jones.
william *. tlcrerlev. Peter Mcdonnell.
Edward j. Cornish. Joseph Seep
Henry c. Folgor. Charles c. Thompson.
Bennett l.. Gill Henry Wilton.
At a meeting OF the Board of Directors
held this day tho following officers were
unanimously elected:
5, G. Bayne, President.
=. =. thompson. .. NJ. Jenerds,
Vice President. Asst. Cashier
II. l. Gill, c. c. Fisher.
Vice President. Asst. Cashier.
w. Is. Cleverley. j. ID. Smith
Nice-Presldent. Asst. Cashier
l. y. De Vausney, u. l. Dadson
Vice President. Asst Cashier
h w. Donovan, J. Il. Orr.
Cashier. Asst Cashier
II. w DONOVAN. Cashier.
The sun., 1919-01-17
CORN CLOSES UNSETTLED.
Grain Markets Affected by Action
of Federal Government.

CHICAGO, Jan. l6.-Cnited States
Government offers to sell wheat TO do
nestle millers had an evident bearish
effect at times to-day on corn. espe-
cially after reports that the flour mar
ket was glutted had attracted atten-
ton. Prices closed unsettled, "a net lower
to l cent advance. with February 1897
to 1894 and May 12sS to 12Sh. oats
finished II of to u up.
Corn started weak. then suddenly
bulged and later underwent setbacks
anew. The downturn at the opening
appeared TO be due almost altogether
to the action OF the Government regard
Ing wheat. Country offerings of corn
were so meagre that bearish views con-
corning the significance of Government
wheat policy ecemed to be much more
than offset Toward the end of the SEES
sion houses that had been conspicuous
buyers took theoretically to the selling
side. In addition to excessive Hour
stocks. the late bearish factors included
vrtuals settlement of the Argentine
strike and tho fact that the United
States Shipping Board had released all
requisitioned vessels except those in the
service OF the American Army.
CORN-The market displayed a nrmer
up almost 2 cents a bushel on covering
prompted by reports OF smaller country
offers and prospects of unsettled weather.
After shorts had covered the market again
turned weak and at tho close OF the
day prices had lost practically all OF
ahs early gain under renewed selling, In
tho local cash market No. 2 yellow and
No ? white were quoted at Sl.6oA cost
and freight New York.
OATS-The market again displayed a
lack OF individual feature, Prices were
Influenced largely by corn. The under
tone vas steady. There was a general
absence OF selling pressure The local
cash market was easy. Standard and
No. white quoted at TIE: No. 8 white.
7sLc.; No 4 white. rec; fancy clipped
white, 77is d7shc. ordinary clipped
white, MOTT &c. all elevator
RYE-Market steady: No. 2 Western,
si7:', cost and freight New York.
BARLFY-Market barely steady. Feed
ing. si.o6 9l.Os; mailing. Sl,l+al.25, cost
and freight New York.
RECOMMENDATIONS dull. Sound
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dividend deferred
The sun., 1919-01-17
BONDS
PHILADELPHIA.


500 Baldwin Loco Is lOot. 1901. 1901. 1nol.
.nln Elec Il PEG Is Gifts :, 81 s. 81
eon Phila f TEN Gifts. ~. o.. s-a. "a.
.nNo Lake sup incomes a9I. 5qI bqI 6aL
1000 I,ch Val ca cons jog, lneSs logas zoos.
600 rhila Elec LIST S. 81 e6 % qf
1000 Reading gen IL Sc 80 S. III
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s in.
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10 p. S%roineroiSio flo 2 ia 8 iIl.
IA p. Soltolen foiillllla flo pltoli
II ap. 2oipleriSio &orsto @itstof-
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II y. 9(lfao p&attdpd rippifouIlt
Sbomionin t. firfosia flo 1 ip. ia
pGdStojltblo 20 p. padiidiiend flo
ploli II up.
IS p. MISUNDERSTANDING Sboru.
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Is p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mfop
lesd, isis. firfosio flo 10 op. $.
@bt. fonsio, ia flo 8 ip.
81 p. &~alopolon firfosio flo 3
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meldn t. flo s in.
% b. Wooie 2ofen @anbolIa +.
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q p. Srout 2ofella firfosia flo
10 op. ia Sowepsio flo 2 ip.
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fosia flo s iu.
81 p. !Solmes Gitpn t. Seppdien
+. flo s III.
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flo piioli II ap. iltaieuroista IL
moitetoon aonrujumalanpolfpelilfies-
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6. iaarnoa 81. g. @iemi.
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eddnn5tlinen tpiminta Uitebbnrsin
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Sittbburaisin. @sass:
a~uuiauoen enIimairend iunmuntai.
ma iumaianpaItpeIus flo. 10 ap. ia
bartalsbetfi Flo. 7 in; rippi ia 8. ,.
ebtoollinen iota aamuiumaImpaItpe.
Iuiien tai iltabartansbetten pbtepbes.
fl.
T~unfauSen toiiena iunnuntai1a III
malanpalpelus fIo. 10 ap. ia ieura.
Human obieImailtaua 10. $50 III.
3uifauoen foImantena funmuntat,
ma neutrality-suspicious. lilo. 10 Ia Las.
ten pbielmailtama TO-, $50 III.
3uufauoen nelidntend funnuntaina
iumalanpalipeIus ITO. 10 ap. ia Naio
riloliiton obieImailtama ITO. $50 III.
Spbdfoulu iofa funmntaima no. 1
pdiapaId.
a66ri bariOitteIee ioia tiistai.ilta
Ito. 100
Seurafunnan f~uufausfotous Inn.
$50 iu.
failoen eniimdiiend maanantaina no.
7.30 iu. Senrafunnan firffo N: SO
Uiecbanic fabun parreIIa.
Uiap~narbisia, @ass.:
@~unfaiiben toiiena iunmuntaina
neutrality-suspicious. etp. lutb. firtos5a
ITO. 4 tai 'ualla jos min eritbiIesti
ioiuitnan.
A~ilitnlloen miimeiienG fesfitpiifs
iona b~artausbettt etp Iutb. firfosfo
flo. 100 in:
N%farlborosia, Srobsia ia Sit5ipirIiam
tsia M. 8. pibetddn municipalities
lutiet tolmannen flnnuntnin Seus
ousia iofa flutaubesia.
Seuraflntnpiirin pastori on:
g. Iiettinen,
70h @ecbanic #.
Sitcbburg. Giass.
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IS (SiHfdperiantaina) flo 100 in.
90 (Sddiidiiend) flo 10 ap. ia
flo 7 ia.
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tniiin, epelliSten flo 2 ip.. ia iGGfi-
mGisten flo $50 iQ. I~lloriipliitpn
pbielmotptmaiin eri ilmoitusten mus
tnan.
IS9tn6ltla SarboriSla:
10 p. bartalls6etfi flp 100 iu. ia
Nupriipliiton obielmaiu9la.
10 p. iiumalanp, FLO 10 ap.
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in.
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pelirieilrnn tofpltiin apanbenp.- ia
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gatsfilIisfd, 81. q. ia Sobofisia,
81. S. d. m. eri ilmoitirfiien mifaan.
YaItpelustani baliiatuat tpoitpat IL
moittaa firieelliiesti, tabi taDod paps
piIasfa, tparmemmin tatpdttatpisfa
aumlpditpdfIG ia inalIa fIo 81,
W. Inttonen
81 Bergen atpe. Serfep 9th, 81. 8.
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Sdten ioamnne ipodmen iurulla
iImpittoa, eta clamdn ia fuole-
mon @cyta i~ltllrcSia a-n1o8iopn
ia iidlliiesId roffauoesloan ma
Il bplpSfii uiailiien fuolenlon
folttta poiSflttiuo tddltd fppnel-
ten mooSto raffam tpttdrem-
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Snmalanpalluclnfiia bnbttfnnlla
10 p. Soitoan flo 2 ip.
IL y. &irginioS'l fir : ip, norio.
ld:ics'o firfosio il 80 0runflinin
lufVSiua. .
~ p, 5inlalol flo IL c..
}" =. @irtca flo 9 ip.
27 y. Yepla flo 10 A..
q i, Yife ffo > ip
81 p. @mborros flo s ip.
8. Gtrtiolaincr.
&i:; t22, Dor ~ Glp, @inn.
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up. ia TIC. 8 in. siistaina geecbs
pcooiSia. Ypbafoulu '@arauetisia
30. 10 ap.
S. $. Seimonen
Gel. 594 200 g. 4tb It.
Waranette. 1ticb.
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Snntalanpnltueliffet piuat tdriestettd'
uat fe~uraatpasti:

Marqnetisia toinen, nelids ia init
bes %funnuntat frrasia no. $50 a. p.
ia Italia obieImnllinen Mnntpiettc.
@oImannen funnantain eoeIlifsnd
tiistaina Iinifingisfa, festttuiiffona
%ibtpapsfa, torstaina Sorest edfes'
IA; ioImontena ftrnmrntaina @asfis-
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Hira marian

lofa Is lpltorofolltto loirastet-
tltoon ferbfofultmeftu mafflli
iidileen ltlleen IA b. mooliss
fllilto 1919 @ripin tomniSio,
Srpnmoo0iSio, Micbiganislo,
~clettpddn tadlld murbeen ntoaS-
ia 10 10. 6 If. ia 90 p. sWtoi-
ji1o jdi ldbinnd ifGapGllG faipoo-
lllaan me ponbentntot, 3 meljed,
3 iiiarto, A enoo, 1 tGti tdsld
lnooSia, dibin Tia, 3 ietdd 2 ia.
tia SuomeSia pima laoia foli-
lututtaipapiiri tGSid moaslo,
ionfo tdten faiifono ~oleipille
iufulahine ia tuttatpille ilmoi-
tamme.
Selma 9. ia Sp6n Nifnla
9(rpa Ionfeii minulle fo,t-
neimmosia ieuousio, Onpa
perinto minlsta ibono, SS.
1876.
Maiju mt loffaamotta larle'
lee. Maan mlirbeita Ell mltista,
Scum fulilee idtpeleet faltnibtt
Soipoon e~nfeleitten.
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moi falIiiM aian piiofiiN Idtettdd faif
fialle aiidmiebid. Sem tpoun l6be.
tdtte rabon TGbetdmme fuitiniosio
liz etaun mibin nsti on tiloiis mai
iettl.