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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-15

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roes Y . asa4s s. .ser 1899
Franklin wayvorth
Earl Ne s ss s,t Is n, s,ea9 expense. 1885
Dr. J Il tasnsa salary local $500
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5s%s: sss Ts.e sss ~
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West Pnbins COMPANY law books "a no'''. le's Sol
eaeota binders 1os IL
Ss's af %s9s Ell sfs s'' ne'''s' 1888
Journal institute sabscrpicp sco|
s ss. 's'9 H s s'''s .o'9 ~ " s:s
Hodsescook Mercantile CO.. supplies eor court house $50
H. = Frepdensa county budget and seecials IS
charles curorwel menhc 1900
repairs ..... .,. $50.
E. o sax,a ndr , ,ap, s ea' so " ss9S
A Snn ns s "a $ e co., w ssr for '1 court house
l. r + c. G. refund On nS tax So ;o ,.r,s 49,, 1879"
l. R. r. Co. water furnished oaea;o month Of March 10000
Frank Palmer eolieGng water rent csene va. 1soo
MRS Susan Moran eo1 ana care p Wns HI SS
Mrs Leah widows allowance month Of March 1000
Mrs christana widows
M eq Re sa1"aSS n aSyaa for supplies 1855
Horn oar a o Of nds9nt m rHGs ,. s
Dr. s~ j. Il Hans 1870
S U E sn fsD nr S 90 / ana lights March 49, " 400
Wm ns HyrS ronoyins rock slide
yo c casxaa removing ro slide spring valley canyon s7s
Hlinger removing roe slide snag yaes S oa
Carlton Lamb sirele fard Alamo read $3.50
ysssss sss is,,;
A. Thompson sunpios Tor court house 81
Mrs. cG T Eva si pa Se duly
.ss9 soy II SsiSs Allowed No BY
It's regular held in Phoebe Lincoln County Nevada Apr 0'h
s : ' '' DAY q April ''' DolAS Clerk Board
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-15
ANNUAL STATEMENT
SALT LAKE PIOCHE MINING
COMPANY
For the Year Year Ending
December 81, 1920.

For the Year Year Ending
December 81, 1920.
Location Of Property. Phoebe, Lin
coin County, State OF Nevada.
DEBIT
December 81. 1920
Cash on Hand ..........$ None
10 Assessments COLLECTED
during 1920 ............ None
Amount received from other
sourcessources .......... 5 l14.941
IOt6l A14.Sa
CREDIT
Paid labor. supplies and
general expense ........ liza 81
Paid dividende In year
1917 $3.50. Non
balance on hand
December 81, 1920. ....... None
X. LILLIAN, JR
Secretary
Address
~ So Main st., Salt Lake City, Utah
First Publication March 25th 1921
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-15
LODGE NOTICES

MIRIAM REBENAH LODGE No. ~.
i'ioche. New. Meets every THURSDAY
at 1880 p. IN. at l. y. o. II. Hall. All VIE.
ting brothers and sisters are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs Eola Brodie, Noble Grand;
Mrs. Jessie Ewing. Secretary, Mrs
Laura Devlin, Treasurer.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-15

MIZPAH CHAPTER, o. e. B.. LODGE
No. 10, Phoebe, New. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month al
s 80 D. IN. at Masonic Hall. All visiting
brothers and sisters are invited to 49,
tsno. .
Mrs. H. I. Olinghouse. Worthy
Matron, Mr.. w. NJ. Christian, Wor-
thy Patron, Mrs. Matte Huson.
Secretary.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-15
ANNUAL STATEMENT
CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY
ST. Louis. Missouri.

III
tcapitai insested) s-zoo'ooo.oo
Assets l.zzs.i4l.es
Liaoihues' exclusive Oh
,,s.,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-15

Erw'r A. H'r'nond, was in
Picche Tuesday from Eagle valley.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
GOVERNMENT MAN
HELD ON CHARGE
FORGING CHECKS
Once Head Of Vocational
Training School Here I8
Placed Under Arrest

To-day W H. Logan, for a consider
able time the official head of the
local vocational training board, will
be arralgned before United States
Commissioner William B. Yates on
charge of forgery in connection with
United States treasury checks made
payable for military compensation to
trainees In the department
r. X. Goddard, operative in charge
Of the Rocky Mountain division of
the United States secret service. is re-
sponsible for the arrest made by City
Detective ]. Arthur Grady late Tues
day evening.
Mr., Goddard stated yesterday that
number Of checks, totalling in value
something more than $1,000 had been
fradulently endorsed and cashed and
traced to the hand Of Logan. He also
intimated that while investiga tons
had not been completed along another
line, that when they were, there would
be revealed railway transportation
frauds OF considerable magnitude and
extending over a soodly portion OF
the United States.
It was something like year and a
half ago that Logan secured a posi-
tiou with the then head Of the newly
established vocational training board
in this city. He had formerly been
in a clerical position with one of the
local railroads, and was looking for a
Job. 4 former fellow railway clerk
steered him to the vocational position
and he secured the place which was
subordinate. Soon however. the man
who established the office, which was
then in the east basement Of the
Pueblo county court house. was pro-
NOTED or transferred to another point.
and Logan was raised to the position
OF chief OF the office, This position
no held for something Ike fifteen
months or until last May In the
m can time the office was removed to
the Central block.
The secret service official states
that students who had checks coming
to them each month some for s25,
others $40 to $50, began sending
complaints that they were not recsiv-
ing their monthly allotmentg
The secret service chiefs investiEa-
tions soon revealed the fact that the
checks had not only been sent. but
that they had been endorsed and
tain who had signed the names OF
the ex-service men on the back or
the treasury checks. Suspicion point
ed TO Logan as he was In charge OF
the office and had access 10 the mail
sent in care OF the office After care
ful investigation Mr.. Goddard ordered
LoEnn's arrest.
He was placed in the city ia!l. and
following his arrsignmsnt. unless bond
shall be forthcoming he will be taken
in charge by United States Marshal
$. j. Burris.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP

We find YOU can brinE out the
beauty Of your hair TO i's very best
advantaze by washing II with can
,hrox. II makes very simple. in
eNpcnsive shampoo. which cleanses
the hair and scalp thorouEhly Of all
the dandrurf ART md excess oil.
ts,,,,- m wonderfully clean. whole
rsme fceunE After its use. you WIN
rrd that the hair dries quickly and
.ry.riy. is never streakcd i'm appear.
,nce and ts always bright soft ana
fIuffy. su mffy, In fact. thrt IT looks
,,,,,s 4bupdnnt than II is. and 20 soft
fhlt lrranEink DC becomes "a pleasure.
f,sf uss "a 'gasrppnful NJ CuuthroN
which YOU can set from any good
drurrist. dirsnlve 20 I'm a cup Of no,
.b8r,p0s ulul. enough su b. is easy
TO apuI,- TO 20 all the hair instead OF
WEt tng tow OF the hcId,--Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
CURSE OF HIS LIFE
FOR 10 LONG YEARS
Salt Lake Man Is Like Different
Person Since Overcoming
Stomach Trouble

''For ten years stomach trouble was
the currs OF my life, so I know how 10
sppreciat. the good Tanlac has done
me" salf Jos. B. Strlckley. $40 Post
ct. Salt lake City, Utah.
Invariably after eating. my stomach
would become sour and upset and gas
would form at times. causing me
severe pGins and shortness Of breath.
I got little or nourishment from my
food and continually lost weight and
strength. I suffered great deal from
indigestion. felt distressed and especial
ly II I Gte any meats or heavy diet
I would suffer misery afterwards"
Since taking Tanlac my appetite
is simply fine. Every sign OF indi-
gestion sSs disappeared and I'm just
Ike n different man and can eat sleep
and worl better than in years I'm
glad to tsdorse Tanlac, FOR It's nothing
more thAn what is due t."
Tanlao Is sold IN Pueblo hv The Pal
ace Drut store and by leading drug
gtsts evtfywhere-Adv
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

tn take Lydia II. Tlnkh3W 5 VIZ
Comnonnd @ and l took it until | was
cured and saved from the operation. l
rave told women Of your wonderful,
medicine times without number a,id !
am wiling that YOU should use these
facts fac and nv name If you like. | also
en ond I vun can do ali my own work but the
heavy part, and can walk miles eve, every,
day as ! helm my husband in the 9iilee, Office,
Mrs. j. II. Meyer. 4l2 South oranso
St, Orange, California. ,.,,,,,,.s IA
II is quite true that such trouniels ao y,
Mrs. Never had may reach stage whete -.
On operation is the only resource. .,,,,,, on
The other hand, great many WgiilTI,, (, j
have been restored TO health by Dyuia l.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

ago three u"N'''e
said | had to have Q
serious operation l
had a tumor, and III.
GERS which would
gather and break. |
had displacement so
badly that | could
hardly sit down at
times, and II seemed
suferedevery-
thing that q woman
could suffer Then
some one advised me
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Wolves have the greatest staNinE
pnverz Of any members Of the animal
tirEdom. \ prairie wolf has been
known 10 cover li4 miles In three
bourz. or at the rate Of IS miles an
hour.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Tables. chairs and other articles Of
f,ir,iture are now made from com,
pressed paper 80 colorod hna PoxS.,s I NJ
finest woods.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
The Annual August Sale of Towels
OUR DRUG STORE

Always has sonethlng new ana IN
teresting for womsn shoppers-and
Thursday is no exception.
THE NEWEST IDEA IN PER
FUME-NIPS.
purse filled with COTY'S LA'ORIGAN
DJERKIss QUELQUEFLEURs and
IDEAL PERFUME-ask to see them.
Package ....76c and &1.OO
Ivory Cream for cleaning white
ivory makes old ivory look like new.
Tube ...,,. .......-. 49, SVc
-S,erns' ol-o-Palm Soap. mild re-
fined Toilet Soap, guaranteed 1907
pure, cakes .................S zoe
You will like this soap.
-Sterns' Vanity Bath Soap. dainty
odors. A soap that we can recon-
msnd-almond Rose. Violet, Ben
zoin. Verveine, Lavender.
LARGE CAKE 2bt
FLOOD GOODS
-35c MIX OF Magnesia ..... zoe
SOC Colorite ................ 15c
SOC Castor Oil 2Sc
-s1.0O and $500 Toilet Water soc
Soc Jergen's Violet Shampoo 2Sc
SOC Face Creams ............s soc
SOC Ice Mint .............. SoC
81 90 and 5000 Carrying Cases for
Thermos Bottles ..............6 soc
-75c Aspirin. zoos ........2 2Sc
SOC Pyrene Cleaner ........ 26c
-25c Pyrene Cleaner ........ 1Sc
-sl.20 Ozol Disinfectant SOc
Soc Ozol Disinfectant .......2 2Sc
-Soc ozol Disinfectant ........ 1Sc
SOC De Wits Golden Liniment 26c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
Weather Conditions In
Other Cities In the West

weather reports or several cities 10
Colorado and adjoining states during
an. "a hours ending O'Clock yest.r-
t,y morning, compiled from ststisaca
furnished BY tho weather bureau OF.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

Normal temperatures for thls dare.
Is degrees.
Mean temperature for today. IS de-
sfees.
degrees colder.
Hishes, temperature 81 degrees at
Hishest temperature recorded this
month. "a years io4 degrees
Lowest temperature IS degrees at 5
Lowes- temperature recorded this
month. ~ years. Al degrees
Highest wind velocity IS miles z at
AIS p n.
Rainfall. none.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since first Of year. is IS inches.
Normal precipitation 70 date, a'ii
Time OF sunrise 5.ii A, m.
II p. DICK. weather Bureau.
Forecast TIL s ?. m Thursday, FOR
Pueblo and vicinity. fradius 20 milfsli
Fair tonlyht and probably fair THURS
day; not much change IN temperature.
For Colorado: Fair tonight and
probably Thursday: warmer eagt r7r-
WEATHER CONDITIONS:
Local showers occurred ora- the
South Atlantic States, the csnt-a! vfl-
isys and Lake regions. u was heavy
IN the Missouri Valley these showers
were caused by the eastward NOV
rnent OF the low .ressure ara rnrh
the northern Plains states 20 tne ~ =
rer Lake region The pressure ST. hr =
Nve- the eastern portion of the Gi't
e Mexico and a ridge of pressure over.
lies the Rocky Mountain region ald
Plains S.ates. a moderate storm cer-
ter has moved IN from the north Pact
t.c and ,sntrals this morning IN Rr' N
Columbia u has caused showers IN
eastern Washington and in uoft7frr
Montana Slightly cooler weatfrs PR
walls thruout tho Rocky Mountain hfit
southern Plateau regions, it g. warmer
over the Pacific northwest
Condition. arc favorable for TAT to
rlEht, Thursday probably tiIr for
Pueblo and vicinity. not much change
IN teuperature. II. y. DICK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
Our Own Importation
GENUINE LINEN
TOWELS, SOC, 75c

DO you love" real linen?-
then you'll want a supply of thes.
exquisite hemstitched towels.
Only q limited lot to go a: this
pi piice-so we advise early buying.
The 5nc size is 15x22.
The 75c size is 1sx32,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
SUFFERED ALL
A WOMAN COULD
Mrs. Meyer Finally Found
Relief and Health in Lydia T.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Orange. Cal. l.-"I always feel very
grateful to you. as some twenty years
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
PERSONS AND EVENTS

Miss Florence Mitchell Miss Ethel
Pate, Miss Mary MarEeret Smith. and
Miss Irene johnson. entertained last
evening At a progressive dinner in
honor OF Miss Marjorie Fitch OF Los
Angeles. and Miss Jean Amman Of
Florence Mitchell. Miss Irene John
son, Miss Mary Margeret Smith. Miss
Ethel Pate. Miss Marjorie Fitch. Miss
Jean Auman, MesserS Albert Booth.
Milton Booth, Willis Bonney Billy
Mcneil. Charles Eimble. and Glenn
Dewey.
The White Rose Crochet club met
ye-terday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Granger.
Mrs c. A. Richards ard daughter.
Miss Ruth Margaret Richards. OF
Sterling. arrived Tuesday 20 visit Mrs.
J. I. McGonlsle.
Mrs Raymond E cowman. of
Tulsa. oklahoma is the guest Of Mrs.
c u. pickerson and Mrs. Charles z.
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James z. Downen
leave today for an eNtcI'ied motor
trip thru oklahoma and Texas. Dur
Ing their absence. James F. Dowuen
Jr., will stay at the Y. NJ. c. \.
Tho following clipping from the
Denver Times win be OF interest TO
many Pucbloans:
\ wedding OF unusual interest here
because OF the prominence Of the
bride IN the college set. will take place
this evening at 5 o'clock. when Miss
Anna Marie Cheney the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Il Cheney will
become the bride OF Captain GNles
A NHH H.
ceremony. which will be performed
by Bishop Irving r. Johnson, will he
marked by simplicity, Miss Cheney
will be given In msrriag" by her
father. and will he attended by her
sister. Miss Elizabeth Chrn"' VII
frock Is OF tan crepe meteor and
brown duvctyn Sur will wed. a u...
sage Of OphClin roses Capt Ross
Larson OF Fort n. a. Russell ChcN
cune. will he best man. A gown OF
smart lines. featuring the autumn
modes. will he worn hv the bride. To
is Of gray creme meteor and navy blue
duvatyn. fashioned with hnufiant
note. Her corsaee is Of orchids Fol.
loving their marriage Captain ana
Mr. Merrill will depart Immediately
Tor Fort Bliss. The bride was grad
mated from tho University Of Colorado
and is a member Of the chit OmeE1
sorority She has been Identified with
| the Red Gross for several years. ana
I ia widely known IN this city. Capfain
I Merrill is the son OF samuel Nerrlll
] N Boston. Mas only few friends
and the stiinto families VIII VIII
| meas tho ceremony.
/ NtrH. Hazel McEinnou. who h7.
/ ,,r. ,.i-lftnE i'm Denver, ne the guest
| ~ Nr and Mrs r NJ winner. has
! ,ctrrrsd to pueblo. she is entertain
| ms Miss Myrtle Shlckolford OF kan
! az city.
,Ire r. Is castle has returned from
.,, .,,srdod visit 10 St. Paul. Mime
sofa.
,tra Robert T. Brown WIN 'n...
lr.r .hI. afternoon az e'lIA 81
| ir horur Of the su'st5 Oh N'7'
lWuodard.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Mrs. Raymond e. cowman, of
Tulsa. Oklahoma is the guest Of Mrs.
c. n. pickerson and Mrs. Charles e.
Wilson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Mrs c. A. Richards and daughter
Miss Ruth Margaret Richards. o
Sterling. arrived Tuesday % visit Mrs
J. I. McGonlEle.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs James z. Downen
leave today for an eNtcrried motor
trip thru oklahoma and Texas Dur
Ing their absence. James r Dowuen
Jr, will stay at the Y. NJ. c. \.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Nrra. Hazel McHinnou. who h7.
hoe, visiting TN Denver. ne the guest
of Nfr and Mrs r NJ. WINNER. h7s
gSt,,rrsd to pueblo She is entertain
ms Miss Myrtle Shnckolford' OF kan
aa city
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

,rre q Il castle has returned from
,r r,tsrded visit 20 St. Paul. Mime
sofia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

The White Rose Crochet club met
ye-terday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Granger.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

Nfra Robert T. Brown VIII on.',
..a. lbI+ afternoon AZ "a birds" part
Ia horrr Of the guesi5 ot Mf5' % NJ
Wuodard.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

This is a light weight towel, but
will be preferred by many not only
because Of the price, but because of
its size and weight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18
At approximately Half Of Last
Year. Price Today at Crews-Beggs

A big Towel Sale. One Of the bigg
you to participate in-big, generous
"A sale that will prove a real opp
private homes, but also of compellil
managers Of institutions boarding
Many of these towels are what a
these are the greatest values-for
means that small grease spot-or a
ference in length-has caused them
spectors.
By anticipating your Towel needs
realize splendid interest on your in,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-18

ls-INcr HuoK TowBLING, 1oc YARD
We've sold hundred, of Yards Of this
at 35c.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
NEW YORK TRACTION
BONDS ARE HIGHER
Sharp Advances Scored
Based on Theory of
Higher Car Fares.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE bond
market today was active and in most
directions strong. A very sharp rise.
occurred in the traction bonds. which
were Influenced, like the traction
stocks. by the questionable Albany
story about the supposedly improved
outlook for legisla ton permitting i4,
Transit So jumped up 8 points. In
tcrboro Metropolitan AIS 2 points,
Third Avenue adjustment 5s 2 points
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit Is 2H
points. These advances were
checked later in the day.
The feature among the industrials
was the revival Of an active demand
for the copper issues. which was a.
part Of the general. upward tendency
in all the copper securities The Chile
IS, opening at 72. got up to 13 and
the rs sold up around IS. With the
Improvement in the outlook for this
company now that ocean freight rates
have come down so much and the
American dollar in South America
commands such a premium, the Chill g
bonds are looked upon as very TAR
business mans investment.
French Bonds Lower.
Although it was hard to see how
the change in the French ministry
could have affected French externa
loans, 1t was certainly curious that
French government as should have
sold of a half point today to the
lowest figure which they have
reached in some time-nameiy, 9s1s
Other government bonds he!u strong,
and City of Paris 6s at 3s1. were
right up to their top. Liberty bonds
resumed advance with special strens Tn
in the second and the fourth loans.
fHagta h IN,
for the year.
The upward drift in railway bonds
was not as distinct as it had been
hitherto. Still the recent gains were
fully maintained and few issues went
higher Louisville and Nashville Is
sold as high as 10i after starting at
1V3A. This was right up to the bess
Price these bonds have ever reached.
Baltimore and ohio gold As a; 6S an..
Union Pacific IS at S31s were at their
best. Central Pacific first as were
unusually active around TAX to Is.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
TODAY'S BOND PRICES.

Noon prices (by Redmond 4 Co.} reported for
The Star over direct New York Washington
wire by Frazier & CO.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK m.RkE,

UNION STOCK YARDS. Clar.nont
Baltimore. January IT:
Cattle-Receipts for weel. ended
noon today were 4o,2S9 head, against
1852 head last week
Receipts, 154 carloads for marke,
for week: Is carloads for market to-
day.
Market $50 to 25c lower: heavv
steers. undesirable; bulls. steady; cows.
soc lower.
Steers Choice. sooas.s5: rood
butcher. 7.o0aS.50: medium, 5.00aS.50
common. 4.O0a5.OO
Heifers-Choice. 7.5OasOo: fair IN
good. 6.00a7.00: common to medium.
Bulls-Choice. 70oa7.5o; fair tn
good. 5.50as.50: common to medium.
3. .00a5.00.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts for
week, ended noon today, were 10. .263
head. against 1859 head last week
Light supply. market lower on lambs
$50: lambs. 7.0oa12.50: western lambs,
1900.
HogsReceipts for week ended
noon today were 20,s44 head. against
20.249 head last week. Moderate
supply. market slightly higher.
Lights. 11.25: medium. 11.25: heavy.
TO- IS: pigs. u:25: roughs. 7.50a8.5O.
Calves-Receipts for week ended
noon today were 1503 head, against
1.513 head last week. Light supply,
market dull and lower. Calves,
7a16.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
IS, COO Life Policy, $57.35

Age 20. Send date Of birth for illustrates
and particulars At your age.
d. LIE ROY GOFF, Insurance Adviser
Rn. zig Woodward Building. II. $40
Evening star., 1921-01-17

Call Money. 6 s
HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
II a-m..... 1s6 100 IL m. ...... 2S6 100
1pm. 1876 500 2p.m...... 439 100
Evening star., 1921-01-17

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, January II Omitted states
bureau Of narkets) .-Cattle-Reccipts
$4,000 head; beef steers, very slow
around 25 cents lower; no early ac-
ton on steers OF so or higher value:
bulk. sGOa950; few early sales: fat
heifers, steady; bulk tending lower on
all butchers: sh. stock. bulk cows and
heifers 5Oca7.75: Gamers and bulls
ope med steady: bulk Gamer cows. 200
a350; bulk bulls. 5.25a6.25, calves,
slow to lower: stockers and feeders,
steady.
st. ady; strong to 10c higher nan Sat
urday's average; big packers buying
sparingly: top. $50: bulk. 3.4oas CO:
pigs. 10 to Is higher; bulk desirable.
so to $50 pound pigs. s.75ae SIS.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. January 17.-Prime
mercantile paper. 7Aas. Exchange
strong; sterling sixty-day bills, 3.1S9s
commercial sixty-day bills on banks
3.70h. Commercial sixty-day bills,
3:70h; demand. 3.75n; cables. 1854.
Francs. demand. G.27: cables. 623. Bel
gian francs. demand, 6.5s: cables. $50.
GuiIders. demand. 80 ss: cables. 32.as:
lire. demand, 3.47: cables, 3.49. Marks.
demand. 1.s3, cables. 1.G4 Greece, de-
naand. TAB. Argentine. demand. 34.75,
Brazilian. demand. IS 25. Montreal l2h
per cent discounl. Government bonds
firm, railroad bonds irregular. Time
loans steady: sixty days. ninety days
and six months. 6a6k per cent.
Evening star., 1921-01-17

CHICAGO. January 17-Butter.
easy; crea mery. extras. 4sk; stand
ards. A. Eggs lower; receipts. 4.522
cases; firsts oSa69; ordinary frsts
63as6; at mark. cases included. 6aas7;
refrigerator f-sts.' 6oab3' Poultry.
alive. higher. fowls. %: springs. 25.