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tgenty rails vas 1875. ug 90. Average
OF twenty utilities Was 88.O9. up i.i2.
Average OF forty bonds was %. up %.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. e-After a
strong opening and further early
gains in active turnover. the stock
market today lapsed into lethargy
with prices turning irregular.
Changes generally we're narrow.
Around noon the mosvrity Of prices
showed gains despite pressure eX-
erted against the mercantile issues
and profit-taking in the motors
Utilities were mixed as we're the
rails. Leading industrials were
steady to firm.
Evidence Of a better condition in
the copper industry spurred buying
Of copper. It was said that Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph had
placed orders for large tonnage of
copper to be delivered throughout
1880 and that General Electric also
was in the market for the metal.
Anaconda rose IL points and
fairly active trading was done in
Kennecott around the previous
close while American Smelling and
Cerro De PaSco were steady to firm.
There was still enough pressure ex-
erted against the issue by bears who
look for lower prices in copper shares
and who believe the present move
to raise prices of the issues is arti-
fetal and based OH artificial hold
ing up of the price of the metal in
the face Of reduced demand
United States Steel firmed up
but lost part of its gain the previ-
Gus close. Johns-Manville spurted
more than 6 points. Smaller gains
were made by Standard Brands,
Radio, some Of the cigar store is
sues and Fox Film A, Columbian
Carbon gained 2 points.
Montgomery Ward, Woolworth
and Sears, ROebuck met selling
pressure which also was noted in
such utilities as Standard Gas and
American and Foreign Power. Cen
eral Electric lost all of its early rise.
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STATE MAY GET
CONTROL OVER
RADIO TROUBLE
New Field of Commission
Jurisdiction Believed to
Be Opened.

A new field of public service COM
mission control which eventually
may extend to radio interference
was believed opened today with the
report of w. F. Lebo, commission
engineer, regarding the completion
of work under an interlocutory or
der of the commission regarding
electrical interference with tele-
phone communication.
The original order, prepared by
Commissioner Howell Ellis, attract
ed nationwide attention and was
discussed at the Atlantic City meet
ing of the National Electric Light
Association and by engineers of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Ellis said.
Obtained Agreement
Ellis obtained an agreement to the
order from officials of the Wabash
Valley Telephone Company and the
| Attica Electric Company. an insult
utility, so no court test of commits
sion jurisdiction resulted.
At public hearing at MarShfleld
it was demonstrated by petitioning
clients of the telephone company
that there was so much interference
from the Attica electric lines that
communication was impossible.
Transfer Line
After considerable argument, the
telephone company agreed to install
metallic rather than grounded cir
cults and the electric company paid
some $4,000 to move the telephone
lines to poles opposite their own and
install balance mileage taps to re-
| store electrical harmony and elimi-
nate interference.
Lebo reported to Chief Engineer
H. V. Wenger that the work has
been completed and the telephone
subscribers are satisfied Wenger
presented the report to Ellis who
will ask commission approval.
/ This is the first step taken by a
state commission on interference
control and eventually may extend
to radio communications, Ellis as
1 serted.
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The City
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS


Indianapolis Republican Veterans
luncheon. Board of Trade.
Indiana DurOc Swine Breeders As
ISOLATION. SEVERN.
Rotary Club luncheon. Claypool.
Gvro Club luncheon. Spink-Arms.
Mercator Club luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
con. SEVERN.
American Chemical Society luncheon,
Phi Gamma Delta luncheon, Chamber OF
Commerce.
University of Michigan alumni lunch
con. Lincoln.
EXCHANGE Club of North indianapolis
luncheon. 1910 College avenue.
Alliance Franchise luncheon, Sphinx
Arms.
County Board of Agriculture meeting,
Claypool.
Indiana Chester White Breeders As
ISOLATION. Ciaypooi.
Indiana Association Of Auetioneers,
SEVERN.
District fairs, Claypool.
Professor Glide E. Aldrich of
Butler university will address the
Alliance Franchise Tuesday night
in the Rauh Memorial library, 1924
North Meridian street.
Burglars got $50 in cash from the
Henry Trittipo grocery at 1881 In
gram street Sunday night. Mis-
cellaneous tools and material
valued at $3.50 was stolen the Wash
rack Laundry Company at 1414 Cor
nell avenue.
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DIVIDENDS INCREASED
Long Island Railroad Compan!

Long Island Railroad Company
Raise Rate to Per Cent.
1t was announced late last week
the board of directors of the Long
Island Railroad Company declared
a dividend of per cent on the cap
ital stock, to- come out of 1929 earn
. ings. This compares with 4 per
cent dividend declared out of earn
ings in 1928.
Practically all of the capital stock
of the Long Island railroad COM
pany is owned by the Pennsylvania
railroad company.
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Births

Arthur and Daisy Worth, 81 North War
man.
Ralph and Lucille Leper, 1927 Park.
Girls
Henry aud Carrie GerdtS. 1925 Orange.
Twins
Eugene and Ellie Montgomery. 26l6
North Olney. BOYS
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The bank stock market during the sec
ond six months of 1929 passed through
the most sensational movements in its
history. The average price of fourteen
leading New York institutions as COM
piled by Holt. Rose & Troster, special
lists in bank stocks, opened on July ] at.
24S, advanced to a high of S37 on Oct.
ID, and then crashed to a low of 14S on
Nov. 10. From that point the recovery
was sharp, and the year closed with the
average at III.
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Bp United Press
N7W YORK, Jan. 6.-Bank clearngs
ss47. 600 900 clearing house balance. SOP, =
0O0. 900: federal reserve bank credit bal
ance S1S9. OOO 600.
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Produce Markets

Eggs County Runl-Loss off delivered
in Indianapolis 4Oc: henery quality. No.
l. 45c; No. ?. S5c: No. 3, SOC.
lbs. or over. 24c: under lbs, 2lc; Leg
horn hens. l5c;, springers4 5 lbs or over vel
i5c: stays lac: cocks, i2@i4c; geese. full
feathered. fat. lac. These prices are for
No. l top quality. quoted by Kingan q CO.
Butter (wholeSalei-No. l. 400 Ale: NO. :.
SO a soc. Butterfat-3Sc:
Cheese wholesale selling rice per pound
American loaf. 35c; pimento loa1, &c,
wisconsin firsts, 27c; Longhorns, 27c; New
York limberger, 3oc.
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TREAIRY STATEMENT

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Treasury net
acepts for the month to that date totaled
1885. 607S6.
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TRADE INCREASE
PR0PHES|ED FOR
ALL INDUSTRIES
December Retail Reports
Are Greater Than
Last Year.
BY RICHARD L. GRIDLEY
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. Jan. eyes Of the
business world we're generally
focused on December trade statistics
and forecasts for 1880 during the
past week. while postholiday in
fuenceS caused further seasonal
contraction in some lines of indus
try.
December reports of various mer-
camille organizations were invari-
ably more satisfactory than had
been anticipated, while business
leaders in general were inclined to
prophesy highly satisfactory year.
According to leading retailers,
Christmas trade generally surpassed
that of a year ago and in some in
stances registered an increase of as
much as IS per cent. Several
makers of low-priced automobiles
surpassed the December, 1928, pro-
ouction figures. -Roebuck
December sales were 27.8 per cent
above the same month of 1923, while
Montgomery Ward December sales
showed gain of IL per cent.
Steel Production Up
December steel production fell to
40 per cent before the holidays, but
shot up to SIS to 60 per cent at the
end of this week. Other lines eX-
perielced similar revivals from the
holiday lull.
The steel trade is described as
showing substantial improvement
due to renewed railroad and auto
mobile demand and one authority
predicts return to at least IS per
cent in operations in the industry
within the next two months. Ford
activity is credited with the strong
demand for steel products.
The annual winter showing of
new automobile models at the New
York show, which opened Jan. 4, lis
being closely watched. by students of
economic conditions. 1t is agreed
that demand stimulated by this
showing will be key to the state of
the nations buying power.
Money Market Steady
Action of the stock market is also
being watched closely as a substan-
tial trade revival in the next few
months will undoubtedly be dis
counted in advance in the stock
market. A significant development
along this line has been the recent
strength in automobile shares,
which is reported to presage the ex-
pected brisk demand for new auto
mobiles.
In the agricultural districts, con-
ditions are described as good. No
vember farm implement sales, an
important farm buying power index.
increased approximately 25 per cent
and prices Of farm products are
showing stability. Reports from
San Francisco, Dallas, st. Louis,
Chicago and Kansas City are uni
formly optimistic and leaders at
those centerS show no concern over
the future trade.
Credit conditions in most centerS
have shown signs of substantial
easement during the last few days
and the year-end money turnover
has been accomplished with scarcely
a ripple in the money market.
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indianapolis Stocks


Bid Ask
American Central Life ms Co 900 =.
Belt r r & Yds Co com .... SPA s9
BELT r & Yds Co pref. SIS SO
Central Indiana Power Co. D.. 58 90
'Circle Theater Co common. .l04
Cities Service co common.... 29SA ...
Cities Service Co pfd ........ 80 -.
Citizens Gas Co common .... 81 ~
Citizens Gas Co preferred. go. go 80
Commonwealth Loan Co pref. s8
Hook Drug Co common ..... ~
Indiana Hotel Co Claypool c.l25
Indiana Hotel Co pref. .... 100 ...
Indiana Service Corp pref. 20 n:
Indianapolis Gas Co common s. 60
Indpls Power & 1t Co pfd .... 99@s lOl :
Indpls Pub Welfare Loan AS c. 81 -:
1ndplS St Railway Co pref. 81
Indps Water Co pref ....... 96 -.
sInter Pub Serv C prior L pfd 90 l0l =
Interstate Pub Serv Co pfd. IS %
Merchants Public Uul Co pfd1oo '
N MStFR h9f Ind e Pub serv pfd 9s4 98
Northern Ind Pub Serv c pfd 81 100
Progress Laundry Co common -
Rauh g. Sons Ferti Co pfd. so
Real SILK Hosiery Co pfd ... go
Standard Oil Co of Indiana o4lt
T Indpls & Est Trac co p
Terre Haute Trac & L Co pfd -
Union Title Co common 80 ~ 30
Van Camp Prod Co LIST pfd... - 70
Com 6910S wealth Loan Co ptd IL 96s -
'ET DisFdend. BONDS
Belt r r & stock Yds Co As, g .
Broad Ripple Trac Co IS .... 20
Central Indiana Gas Co IS =:
Central Indian Gas Co SIS. 97da ,99
Citizens Gas Co 5S............ SO lOl
Citizens Street Railroad 5S.... 40 4s ?
Gary Street Ry 1st SIS ...,.. 70
Home T & T of TT Wayne IS l02
Indiana Hotel Co SIS ...... 81 -:
Ind Northern Trac Co IS -. .
Ind Railway & Light Co S.. 80 81
Indiana Service Corpn SIS 80. 80
IndpIs Power g. Light Co SIS. s8 100
Indiana Union Trac Co 5S....
Indpls Col & So Trac 6s 49,. 95 100
Indpls Gas Co SIS :........:.. 98i7
Indpls e. Martinsville T Co SIS -. =.
Indpls No Trac Co $751;, ia IL
Indpls g. Northwestern T Co IS :. =:
Indpls Street Rv as 49,. 43 az
Indpls Trac & Terminal Co IS 9lia 931?
Indpls Union Ry SIS Jan .....i 100 10l
Indpls Water Co 5ias .......l o1 104
Indpls Water Co '512s ....... l0l 104
Indpls Wat Co lien & ref IS, l 92
Indpls Water Go 4ias ...,1,...: S2'2 49,
Indpls Water Works Sec Co IS 80
Interstate Pub Serv Co rs. 85
Interstate Public Serv Co SIS. 95 e.
No Ind Pub Serv Co SIS ..... 96
No Ind Teeph Co 6s ...... 95la -:
Terre Haute Tr & Light Co SIS Sc 81
Union Trac of Ind Co 6s.... ID
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Jan. .-Hogs-Receipts. g.
15c lower than Saturday; top, $685.; bulk,
10000 Id. weights. $9.5049.85 weighty
butchers mostly $9.50G 9.65; pigs. $9.25Gl
975; butchers, medium to choice 250-350
lbs s9.4O@97O; 200-250 lbs. $9.50@9.80;
10000 lbs, s9.55@9.95; 130-16O lbs. $3.50
1895; packing soWs. $809; pigs, medium
to choice 90-130 lbs. $9Q9.75. Cattle
Receipts, 1900. CalveS-Receipts, $500:
largely a speciality run on strictly good
and choice fed steers and yearlingS; others
easy, weak to lower finished yearlings
top at $3.50; she stock weak; slaughter
classes. steers. good and choice 1901 500
lbs, $129 1875; 1,100-l 300 lbs, $3.50
16 950-1, 100 lbs. $13016.25; common and
medium. $50 lbs. up, $8.50n 1925; fed
yearlings good to choice 750-950 lbs.
S13.25M16.50; heifers, good and choice, $50
lbs down. S12.25015.75 common and me
dium, So G12.25; COWS. good to choice. So SO
G10.75; common and medium, Sb.50Q 8.25:
low cutter and cutter $4.506650; bulls
medium and choice beef. $9;25@l0; cutter
good and choice, $14@16; medium, $l1.75gg
and feeders. good and choice all weights,
1925. Sheep-ReceiptS. IL, 900: market ac-
tive, 25@35c higher; bulk fat lambs, $3.50
@13.75; early top, $14; fat ewes, held above
$625: feeding lambs. quotable steady;
lambs, good and choice. 90 lbs. down;
S13M1415; medium, $11.75G13; Gull and
common. $10.50@11.75; ewes medium to
choice, $50 lbs down, $50650 Gull and
common. $25005.25: feeder lambs, good
and choice. $11 50d 1855.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

BB United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 6-Bank cIearings, s97,
00O. 900; balances. s6.6OO.000.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying SI.1S for
No. 2 red wheat and sl.l5 for No. hard
wheat.
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BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, jan. 6.-Commodlty
prices advanced one-tenth of one per cent
for the week ended Dec. 20, according to
the wholesale price index of the National
Fertilizer Association.
Nesner Brothers, Inc. for December re
ports gross sales of $2,684,813 against
81. O92 sos in December, 1928, an increase
Of $685.. 205 or 1929 per cent: For the full
year 1929 sales totaled sl5.0876l0, a new
pares with sales of sl0,292, lis, the in
crease for 1928 being 81, 1875, 495 or 1853 per
cent.
Raw silk futures TRANSACTIONS on the
National Raw Silk Exchange for Decem-
Der showed an increase of more than
200 per cent over December of 1928. total
ing 1915 bales as against $685. bales in
the closing month of the previous year.
Prices showed a strong recovery during the
closing half Of the month quotatiiN9nIs being elm
ing the first half of December. at which
time prices were at their low for the year.
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Business
and
Finance

BU HifCd Prose
WASHINGTON, Jan. ga re-
turn of 6.26 per cent a year to a
street car company was held clear
ly inadequate" by the supreme court
today in a case from Baltimore. The
United Railways and Electric Com
pany demanded fiat 10-cent fare
and an 8 per cent return, but the
state public service granted a fare
of 10 cents, four for 35 cents, and a
6.26 per cent return. The supreme
court decision reversed the Mary
land court of appeals which upheld
the lower return.
BH Times special
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-The Warner
Gear Company, a. division of the
Borg Warner Corporation, has re-
ceived orders to fill the transmission
requirements Of the Austin automo-
bile, a British light car, which is
to be manufactured in this cOun-
try by a company recently organ
lied here. This announcement was
made today by c. S. Davis, presi-
dent of the Borg Warner Corpora
ton.
Clutches for the Austin car will
be manufactured by another sub
sidiary Of Borg Warner, Davis said.
Net profit of The City Ice and Fuel Com
panY for eleven months ending Nov. 80,
1929. after all charges including taxes and
depreciatio were $5,766.927. This COM
ppsdres with $4847 982 for this period o,j IN
Sales for first eleven months of 1929
totaled S26,616,348 comparing with s22,-
.879 in same period of preceding year.
During the past eight years. the fifty
two largest legal reserve life insurance
companies have increased their invest
ment in public utility bonds and stocks
six and one-half times. according to a
recent address by Frederick II. Ecker.
president of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company. At the close of 1929
these investments totaled 81, 448, 900. 0O0
whereas at the close of 1921 they we're
only 1923 ,6O5, 900.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-December. con
United States. totanng $166,2c800o COM
pared with $237 ,097 900 in December. 1928,
and was the lowest mOntnly JOtal since
March, 1925. engineering news-record re-
ports Awards announced throughout the
country during the whole of 1929, how
ever, reached a cumulative total OF
SO $50 900 900, 10 per cent gain over 1928.
when contract lettings aggregated $685.
100000.
Directors OF the Amerada Corporation
have declared the usual quarterly dividend
of so cents a share on the common STOCK;
payable Jan. 81 to stockholders OF record
Jan. Is.
Coffee Well recently completed in Glass
cock County. Texas, has been placed on
the pump and is yielding between 400 and
500 barrels daily under proration.
Stockholders of the Trustees System
Service Corporation will receive their thir-
ty-sixth consecutive, quarterly dividend of
2 per cent for the quarter ending Dec. 81,
1929. checks for which will be in the
hands of the stockholders by Jan. l, 1890.
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Rn T-nifcd Press

CHICAGO. Jan. -Eggs-Market. firm;
drSts. 4Sc: ordinaries 35m42c: seconds. IS
q 55c Butter-Market. steady receipts.
10. 63l tubs: extras. 35c; extra firsts, 344
standards, 35c Poultry-Market. 9Tmer;
receipts, cars; fowls, &c: springerS.
% i2c: Leghorns. zoe; ducks. isc: geese.
i6c: turkeys. 24c: BOOSTERS, lie. Cheese
Twins. 2Ofe a 2094 &C: Young Americas, 23c-
Potatoes-On track. 252; arrivals. i4S:
shipments, LOIS; market, STEADY; WlSSon-
nesota and North Dakota sacked Round
Whites. s2.30a2.35; Idaho sacked RussetS,
29O6S.lO.
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BIZ United Press

1900; hoidovers. go; mostly Csc lower; bulk
l6O-26O lbs. s10G 1910; top paid freely for
l80-230 lbs, heavies slow around 300 lbs,
$50; bulk, l20-160 lbs. 1915 410; lighter
pigs, $3.50 down; bulk sows. S7.75 g..
Cattle-Receipts. 1000. CalyeS-ReceiptS.
300; dull steers over 1000 lbs. fully Csc
lower than Monday. yearlings. heifers and
beef COWS Csc lower; spots off more, low
cutter and cutters steady, bulls. lisa 25c
higher. $3.50 down; veals steady with
Friday. top, SIC. Sheep-Receipts, $50;
better grade lambs soc higher, others and
sheep Steady. choice 70 to 80 lbs. lambs
s14: throwouts and bucks few, S1l.50; good
light ewes up to $3.50.
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Receipts. 500; market, steady.

Receipts. 500; market, steady.
Beef steers. 1100-l 500 lbs.
good and choice ........$ 12. 25@l5.50
Common and medium ......... 9.50Ml2.25
Beef steers, LOO lbs. down,
good and choice ............ 12.50m15.7 5(
Common and medium ........ 9.50Q12.50
HeiferS. $50 lbs. down, good
and choice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - 50@l 100
Common and medium .... 8.00d12.5 so
Cows ................... 850m10.00
Common and medium anna. 6.50Gl $50
Lower cutter and cutters -. ASA $50
Stocker and feeder steers,
good and choice ............ 8.50Mll.00
Common and medium ann. $500 $50
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Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Indianapolis bank clearingS Jan.
IS. 607 900: debts. S5.991 900.
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Receints 500. market. higner

Lambs good and choice $500 a 1875
Common and medium ........ 10.00Ml3.00
Ewes. medium to choice ...... 4.00M 500
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Stockholders Of the Trustees System
Service Corporation will receive their thir-
ty-sixth consecutive, quarterly dividend OF
2 per cent for the quarter ending Dec. 81,
hands of the stockholders by Jan. l, 1890
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Chicago Grain Table
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE

BIZ Times SDecidt
CHICAGO. Jan 6-Cariots: Wheat, 6;
corn, 1859: oats. Is; rye. 4, and barley. 7.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. 6.--Hogs-Receipts
5000; holdovers. none; strong to l5c
higher; 10000 lbs. active, bulk 5000;
pigs $40; sows, S8M8.25 stays. S6.25.
CattIe-Receipts, 900; steers steady to
only low quality under $40; COWS Csc. OIL
more lower. Calves--Receipts. 700, active;
sOc to 81 higher; better grade yealers up
ward to S18; top. $3.50; medium, S15@
1850: crkls, $1O5O@l2. .Sheep-Receipts,
So, 900; limbs. Csc to soc higher; bulk,
S13.50@14.25; heavieS upward to $l2; sheep
strong.
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STOCKS LAPSE
AFTER STRONG
OPENING GAINS
Pressure ExeTted Against
MerCantiIeS Fails to
Swing List.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for satur-
day was 24S.85. up 1856. Average Of
OF twenty utilities .Was 1909. ND ii2.
Average OF forty bonds vas 90, up %.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. Jan. Hogs-Receipts
5. 0O0 market strong to 10c higher than
Fridays top s1065 paid for 10000 ID.
weights; 2l030o lbs. and few lightweights
pigs. S8@8.75. Cattle-Receipts. 500; mar
ket generally steady; common and medium
steers SI0013: few heifers. s950dl2;
bulls. S8d9 so; fat COWS. S7.00q9.50; cutter
grades. s450q SIS. Calves-ReceiptS. 600;
market soc lower; top vealers SIT. Sheep
Receipts, 1900; market Csc lower on
lambs. sheep scarce, unevenly higher; bulk
fat lambs. S12q14; aged wethers, $3.50
also.
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Directors OF the Amerada Corporation
have declared the usual quarterly dividend
of SO cents a share on the common stock.
payable Jan. 81 to stockholders of record
Jan. Is.
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Receipts, 400; market. steady
Medium and choice ........ .S12 500I ! g. SO
Gull and common ............ 1909 49, 90
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NEW YORK. Jan. -Flour-Steady. but
dull: spring patents, ST. 65Hi.l5. Pork
Dull: mess. $3.50. Lard-Easy; middle
vest spot. S1s45q 1855 Tallow-Steady;
special to extra 1sssLIssc; Potatoes-r,1rm
S1Htl.SO sack: Maine. s4.25M5 40 barrel.
Bermuda. 81 5OaIl barrel Sweet potatoes
Dull: Southern. basket. Si@l50; Jersey.
soc a sass basket. Dressed poultry-.Dull:
turkeys. $50 40c: chickens. 20 4Dc,
cspons. 2TG 44c: fowls. 1SI34c; ducks. 1877
csc: ducks. Long Island. 2SM 26c. Live
poultry-DuN. geese. Is q 20c;- ducks. l5n
2Ic: fowls. 2s133c: turkeys, soc: ROSTERS.
lenI7c: chickens. 2on 25c: broilers, 2Set
sac. CheeSe-DuI: state whole milk. fancy
to special. 2esi 26i2c; young America. 22.t
CSC. Butter-Market. quiet: receipts. 6.S22
creamery extras. sss7 &c: special market,
as = 3sisc. Eggs-Market. frmer; receipts.
r. 423: nearby white fancy. 9G5Sc: state
whiteSf aga 4Sc: fresh firstS asa IS &C;
pacific coasts. 446 acc: White westerns, 46c;
nearby Browns, 50l SIC.
e cL LIZ VEL De Jan. s-Butter-Extras.
ssc: extra firsts. 3S13siac; seconds. 29a
29i &c Eggs-Extras. 45c: frsts. s3e-
Poultry-Fowls. 30c: medium. CSC: Leghorn.
2sc: heavy springers soc Legho-n spring
erS. 2Sc ducks. 20I24c; old cocks. lS;
geese zoe Potatoes-Maine Green Mt.
81 so per I50-lb. sack. Idaho Russell. si.25ts
4.5Q per l00-lb. sack.