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RTDAY. FEB. 20, 1931.

TIYITY IN BONDS INCREASES PRICES

«ri DUpUj Mo« Interest, kpedaJlj n Corporate

Domestic Ui-«

_» York. Ft*. 1».—1*+—»oo4 .rt display** * U t U « ,D0T* tettr* , the market to<k»y. activity ex-i.3> M prices root. -"«, improvement in the Inquiry -0rPor»to domestic obligations „'«« better than ths total s*Je« -ved for »t was accomplished -,' face of a sharp shrinkage In . j state* government trading In , recent seselont 4h* »ov*cu-

!U! ha* b e e n ^ ^ l**'«Jr- O 0 " ' ,f-r more then M M I to the Turnover. W h i t little trading-<joiW >" government* today -was

-.sir.* trice*, advance* ranting i- i:nd to 1-4 o* * pom*.

th * few exceptions ths moat rated Issue* were unable to their small fractional gains

**d about steady. Moot ©i th* -V-'*, v u displayed or •ooond <* !*TJ*S that received »onn Im-, from tho strong tor t of th*

V -rarket. _ • • -•#-.3n and Main obllsTatloris—4Jj«

[ y U 4 7 end H I * — r e s p o n d e d to "i«r,.ert_of a j p o m t t o thelr^rnclu-

:« tho legi New York - t s bank*. T h e y elo*ed at n o w

r.-icw for t h * y e a r . Centra l ot Kr eland 4s. Bnr l ta« ton obt tga-

r-s. Roejj Is land 44. M i c h i g a n C e n -j 1-Je. N icke l P la to 4 1-2*.

diern Pacific M B , F r i s c o 4 i A Southern R a i l w a y Genera l 4a, well bought and g a i n s r a n g e d

| v * h as a r o l n t S o m e of t h e s e c -rrade uti l i t ies a n d Industrial*

•Senate in the u p w a r d m o v e m e n t . F»ul 5* 6* 2000 d r o p p e d mora * point fo l lowing a n n o u n c e -

| - : directors had d e f e r r e d ac t ion the interest p a y m e n t , b a t m e t

td rjpport and elooed J-S h i g h e r the day. T h e turnover In t h e i t -

was unusual ly l arge a m o u n t i n g rvore t h i n I500.C£0 par v a l u e . •» weakness of Austra l ian bonds

I- ire strength of G e r m a n g o v e r n --_« represented" the t w o e x t r e m e * •"-*> movement of fore ign do l lar ;.«. On top o f a s h a r p reoc ion

-.frdar Austral ian 5s a n d 4 l - ! s r^d 5s points, a n d Q u e e n s l a n d

--d* were oft 1 and 1. Germ*A S advanced 1 1-4 t o w i t h i n a

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Supplied over leaaed wire of The Associated Prew by the State Department of. •

AgriculUire and Market*

•~o-New York, Feb, .>•.—•(*»>—(Stale |demand slow; market weak; good to

Departsaeat of Agriculture and Mar-1 fancy **ch IO.0l-l l .00i fair to good k«<»)—Kocelpu o* hay wtra naoder-'T.»#-l».«» ; ImluUons each S.M-I .N. ate today. Demand waa good for lop gradee bat eoneldtrab)* of hajf waa fair quality la small bales, which waa dlffleaU to more except at coaoeesBone. ,

No steer*, bulla or. cows wore j n tm\*. Vealers were In light receipt and coupled with an active demand tho market waa fully steady. Oa3y a small tot of m e d i u m New Tork State lambs waa offered, but met a stow demand at k,wer prices.

Live fowls- were ln„ good ^demand « s the wholesale market*. Receipts wore rather light, a i d price* re-maioed Tery firm

Butter cloeed oteady at an advance of l -4c per pound on creamery oalted higher score.

Apple*: Huds6B~ValIeir stoT* and storage sales bushel Baldwins N. T. U. S. grade No: 1, I 1-4 Inch and - W 5 H 4 J • » « - » t » : * !•» »nch u » -1.10; M c i n t o s h N . T . U. 8. N o . 1. 2 1-1 i n c h and upward. 1 . I t - r e t : R h o d e Is land green ings . N . T . U. S. N o . 1. 2 J 4 i n c h l . M - l . f v ; o t h e r var i e t i e s N . T . U . 5." g f a d e - N o r 1. 1 1 - 5 Inch 1.1S-1.TS: unclaas i f ied 2 1-2 i n c h a n d u p w a r d 7J -1 .00 ; barrels N . T . U. 8. grade No . 1, 2 2-4 i n c h a n d u p w a r d 4 .10-5 .50: 2 1-2 i n c h 4 . 0 0 - 5 . • • ; R h o d e Is land greeni n g s N. Y. U . 8 No . 1. 1 1 - j i l n c h and u p w a r d 4.00-5.JO:—trad; 2 1-2 Inch a n d u p w a r d 2.50-2.50. L a k e C h a m p l a l n reg ion p ier a n d s t o r a g e sa l e s barrel M c i n t o s h N . T . U. 8. f a n c y grade 2 1-2 i n c h 7.00: N o r t h e r n Spy* N . Y. U. 8. f n a c y 2 i n c h a n d upward 7.do. W e s t e r n a n d Centra l N e w York pier sa l e s b a s k e t s B a l d w i n s N . Y . U . 8 . g r a d e N o . 1, X 1-2 i n c h 1.50; R h o d e I s l a n d g r e e n ing*, N. Y. U. 8. grade N o . 1, 2 1-4 Inch 1.50; f ew l .<2 1-2-1 .75; unc las s i f ied and ut i l i ty 2 1-4 Inch 75; M c i n t o s h N . Y. U . 8. N o . 1. X i n c h 1.5T 1-2: 2 2-4 Inch 1.12 1-2; 2 1-2 i n c h 1.50. C a r t o n s s tore sa l e s Mci n t o s h N . Y. U . 8. f ancy • '« 2 2 5 -; . 5 0 : . r 9 J s 2.87 1-2-2 .50: 125-UO's

l i r e r a b e l u : s teady p o u n d aver* a g e run 11-12 .

H i d e * a n d s k i n s ; u n c h a n g e d .

L A R D , -RIBS, B J X U F 3 K ChtcmttK l>4X 10. —•OfV- Lard

. 5 7 : r ib* 1 0 . J « ; be i l ie* 1 0 . 1 7 .

D R E S & G D FOCT/TRY . N e w York . r e * . 11—^PV—Dressed p o o K r y irregular . TurtceTs, f r e e * 12-40; f r o i e o t t - 4 1 .

MKTAL M A B J U r r N e w Y o r k , F e b . 1 0 - ^ ^ — C o p p e r

f i rm; e l ec tro ly t lo spot and future 10 M. Iron qu ie t , unchanged . ' Tin f i r m : spot a n d n e a r b y 2 7 . l t ; future 2 7 . « ; lead Qrm: s p o t N*w» York 4 * 0 ; TBsust St . Lou i s 4 1 0 . ' Ztac qu ie t ; E a s t St. Lou i s spot a n d future 4.00-4 0 5 . A a O m o n y T.1J.

L I V E P O U L T R Y —^ N e w \ -ork . F e b , I t — OB

poultry s t eady , u n c h a n g e d . v e

T R E A S U R Y R E C E I P T S Vtaah ingtca , F e b . I f — ( ^ v — T r e a s

ury r e c e i p t s for F e b , 17 w e r e $151 , -1 0 2 . t 7 0 . 2 4 : expendi ture* | 1 } S , 1 S > . -022.05; balance }1<1,4«5,»0S54.

Cuotom* receipts.for the month to of busiaese February 17

were |15 .Ki ,07S.« l .

Drought Relief by Red Cross Greater Than Given in Any Previous Disaster

Net Gains in Stock Market Top 2 Points in Late Rally

W H A T T H * STOCK N A I K E T DIO l » r T k e A M * M t « 4 Preee V T e d a r W e d s v t ^ a r

N u i o b t r of advance* . . 410 l i t Number of deeU&e« . . 154 211 Stock* e a c a a n a e d . . . . U l 154 Tota l l s t n t t traded t i l Tl»

~ — * T h ! t map» a s of January f L s.howt t h a t the Red Cross ( • g i v i n g drought relief In 7XS c o u n t i e s In t w o n t y s t a t s * .

Ml f r a c t a l - o f - t h e h beat tetrt e t f f > - « i r B g ^ s a r U s t t a g * * ! * - * * ^ . .' . T l ^ - ' j ^ ^ ^ ' - . , > M r . and the Ts reached r , t - « - " • « - » « • ' " l M R . M ^ n , ^ ^ * * " ^ « > ^ a n e w

nimimi at 10J J -4 . S a o P a u l o 7s -e ]*rr*h- offered, a n d reacted 1

point*. Other South A m e r i c a n * « irregular.

PENSIONS P A I D H«ene\tadr \ . Y., F e b . 1

Oe-ert l Electric C o m p a n y paid - y | i . o o 6 , o ^ to i ts p e n s i o n e r s :-E 1530, Pres ident Gerard re announced today. On D e c .

there were 1.2S7 on the list, w i t h overate of *>.J year*. T h e e x a c t

li>- was fHl.$\3i, c o m p a r e d w i t h U.IU In u : ? and 5514.495 In

•clarirr the erase to be dy ing . •r,:t\ l r e ! a n l . officials h a v e re -i to instal l a m i n i a t u r e go l f

r»e In t h e publ i c r e c r e a t i o n 'jnd.«.

LEONE'S SHOPS Any S i j l e — L a d i e s A ChUJren , «

HAiRcrrrnNG Mc MEN'S 4 0 c E x c e p t SatnrUay

119 Main St. a n d 4S« Main St ,

D O V T H A R B O R

Rotchei RAU

Bedbugi and Ants,

They are «a»« ftvmt • a 4 ce«t!r- Blx<er-Mlas te I k i s by ( • • o a I r , sa fe meth.ee.

Cs* R a t l s e t e U » r

W. A. VAN RENSSELAER | Tuidennitt and Extermmator|

31 ACADEMY ST. A. Ya« R » » i » H i t r , Prep.

1.75. B a r r e l s p i er sa l e s B a l d w i n s N Y . V. 3. g r a d e No . 1, J i n c h 4 .75-5 .00: c o m m e r c i a l 2 a-4 inch 4 .75: 2 1-2 Inch 1.75-4.25; M c i n t o s h . N. Y . U. 8 . N o . 1, 1 Inch 4 .50; 2 1-2 inch 4 .75-5 .50: 2 1-4 i n c h 1 . (0 : R h o d e Is land green ings N. Y. U. 8. N o . 1. 2 1-4 i n c h and u p w a r d 5.00-5 .50; fa ir 4 .00-4.25: s ca lded , fair to ordinary J .50; ut i l i ty ! »-4 Inch sca lded 2.SO.

P e a r s : H u d s o n Va l l ey distr ict; s tore and s torage sa les ,bu ihe l Kief -fers 1 .25-1 .50; f ew large 1 .12-1.75; s m a l l 75 -1 .00; barre l s Kteffers 1.00-4 .25; f e w U r g e 4 .50-5 .00; s m a l l 1 7 5 -2 .50 .

C a b b a g e : W e s t e r n N e w Y o r k s tore s a l e s D a n i s h w h i t e s a c k s 10 p o u n d s 8 5 - 1 0 ; D a n i s h red s a c k s 80 p o u n d s best J .75 ; pier de l ivered sa l e s D a n -i sh w h i t e s a c k s » 0 . p o u n d s 1 5 - ) 0 c ; 80 p o u n d s 70 -75: y & d Jobbing sa l e s bulk s tock, ton Dan i sh w h i t e 16 .00-19 .00; s o m e poorer 14 .00; n e w crop F l o r i d a 1 1-2 bushe l w h i t e rooslly 1.00-1. i : 1-2.

C a r r o t s : W e s t e r n N e w York s tore sa les bushe l w a s h e d 40-7 5; u n w a s h ed s a c k s 100 p o u n d s 0 0 - 1 0 0 ; poorer ( 5 - 7 5 ; pier de l ivered sa l e s w a s h e d b u s h e l ( 0 - 7 5 ; s a c k s 100 p o u n d s 75-.00; . u n w a s h e d s a c k s 100 p o u n d s 75-55; n e w c r o p bunohed c a r r o t s crate Ca l i forn ia 2 .50-1 .25; T e x a s 2.00-2.50. •

O n i o n s : O r a n g e c o u n t y N e w York s tore , sa le* s a c k s 100 p o u n d s y e l l o w a n d red . m o s t l y - LOT; m i d d l e w e s t ern s ta te s s a c k s pounds y e l l o w 1,10-1.30. . - •

P o t a t o e s : G r e e n m o u n t a i n In bulk 150 p o u n d s L o n g Is land J.85-S 2 5 ; Maine 2 .15-1 .40; few h i g h e r ; most ly > .25 - t .25 ; a o m * poor l o w e r . . ; ' '

R h u b a r b : Madison c o u n t y h o t h o u s e f i ve -pound carton fancy g r a d e ( 0 - 7 5 ; d o s e n b u n c h e s ( 0 - ( 0 .

Oountry dreaswd c a l v e * : F r e s h r e -A l p t s l iberal ; m a r k e t w e a k a n d l o w e r ; pound c h o i c e 12-1 J; fair t o good 1 0 - 1 1 ; smal l to m e d i u m 1-11 .

H o t h o c P C l a m b * : R e c e i p t s l iberal .

CHICAGO CASH G R A I N Cti lcaco , F e b . 10—(JPl—Wheat N o .

1 red 77 2-4; N o . 1 nor thern spr ing 78 2 -4 -71 1-4; N o . 1 mixed 78 5-4-79.

Corn N o . 2 mixed ( 0 - 1 0 1-2; No . 2 w h i t e

J whi te

D'

2 yellow (2 1-(4 1-2.

Oat* No. 1 w 32 1 - 4 1 1 .

Rye ho sales. Barley 40-50. Timothy seed

I 41

hlte

8.75 Clover seed 11.00-

No. —•

11: c>'o.

«

-9.00 10.75.

money steady: 1- 1-2 per cent all d a y . -

T i m e loans s t eady; ( 0 d a y s 1 1-4-1 1 - 2 ; 1-4 moe. 1 1 -4-2; 5 - ( mos . 2 1-4-2 1-2.

N E W Y O R K COTTON F L T l ' R E S N e w York . Feb . 10—UP)—Cotton

future* c losed s teady . 2 to 5 points l o w e r ; Mar. 11 .10-12; May 11 .19-40; Ju ly 1 1 . ( 4 ; O c t 11.94-95 D e c . 12 . ISI S ; J a n . 12.21. Spot quiet ; midd l ing 11.20. • ">- , -

ROUOHT brought to the American Red Crocs a larger reliof Job than th* Missis

sippi flood of 1917. Three time* as many state* are affected. Th* latest tabulation shows more than 800,000 persons being: eared for by tho Red Cross, as against (00,000 In the largest Irefkmg domestic disaster. Thousands of volunteers are aiding In the present emergency, and upon them rests much of the work for Ideal relief. With 175 representatives in th* field giving supervision, the American Red Cross reports that every on* of its 7SS Chapters extending aid In as many counties of 20 affected states, is giving an excellent account ot itself. : •

President Hoover recently called upon aU of the citizens of the nation to contribute to a ten million dollar relief fund to care for these men, women and-children who are vie-

Helping them to help themselves is one ot th* major efforts of th* Red Cross. As a part ot this plan, distribution of two million packets ot garden seed given by the Red Cross is getting: under way in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama and win follow later In other drought areas. Garden plots will be planted up to one-q.uarter acre in site, and win do much to thwart malnutrition and prevent disease. '

Many are the stories ot distress due to the drought stricken crops, which have robbed th* larder of Its normal winter food supply, and the barn of its feed for stock, which have reached the Red Cross. As a result, the Society has started to feed the children in hundreds of rural schools. A hot, thick beet stew, with vegetables, buttered bread and milk constitute this noon-

Gurdon R. Abell Public Accountant

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AUDITS AND SYSTEMS FINANCIAL STATEMEMTS

REPORTS AND GENERAL ACCOUNTING

/©U kkeeptk, N. T. T*«4>f£oM 37S3

EGG M A R K E T Market f irm.

- R e c e i p t * 2« , (50 Mixed colors . f resh gathered

c l o s e l y s e l ec ted best 19 1 -4-3-4 . Mixed colors , f resh g a t h e r e d

c lose ly se lected extra 19. E x t r a first 17 1-4-15 1-4. F irs t 17 1 - ! . S e c o n d s 1( 1-2. M e d i u m 11-11 . Refr igera tor first* 14 1-2-15 . R e f r i g e r a t o r ex tra f irsts I t 1-2. Refr igerator best u n q u o t e d . Seconds 12 1-2-14. N e a r b y , h e n n e r y brown extra 19

1-2-1-4 . . N e a r b y h e n n e r y b r o w n extra first

18 1-2. N e a r b y and nearby wes tern h e n

nery w h i t e c lose ly se l ec ted extra 21 1-2-25.

N e a r b y and nearby wes tern h e n nery* whTTTTverage extra 22 1-2.

N e a r b y whi te pul let* 20-21. ' Pac i f i c c o a s t w h i t * e x t r a 15 -21 .

Pac i f i c ooast w h i t e extra first 22 1-2-24 1-2.

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Thousands ot families recelvs th*lr food orders-each week from th* Red Cross. Their wants ar* passed upon by committees of men sad women in their own commaat-tles, who Isru* to them orders upon the store* they nofmall? patronise.

In addition, m o r V t h a a ISO carloads of fresh fruits, vegetable* and other edibles have been donated to th* RedT Cross • by tadlviduals all over th* country, and the** have been distributed in the drought areas, a lonj with hundreds ot bales of clothing.

. The States where th* Red Cross Is giving aid ar* Alabama. Arkansas, Illinois, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana,' Maryland, Mississippi, North ' Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Missouri, Montana,

Texas.

New York, ffvfc 19.—OfV-TU* stock market saved it* best efforts for the last hour today.

Tfaer* we* a slow upward movement during the morning and early afternoon, with rather pronounced ralUe* in steel and related issues, bat thS rU* freqatntly seemed labored and the voUm* tapered off. l a the late trading however, activity increased and pries* found their beet levtl* ot th* day. Net gains avsr-agtd a Utile, niece f Lan 2 points.

Reports that tome ot the steel plant*, chiefly la Ohio were expand-In*; operation* to hu id le orders from ttvo automobile manufacturers figured largely m the market's display ot confidence. I* commodities, the non-ferrous meuls—copper, silver and lead—strengthened, the first named going to 10U cent* accompanied by trade talk of higher price* In a few days.

The comparative •*** with which substantial profit taking ha* been absorbed this week was also regarded a* a motivating factor In {h* final spurt. — It is reported that so rat large Interest* have been selling during the rally, apparently with the Idsa of prevent! ig* ^>ulllehn*a* front getting out of hand, and also that the short Inter eel, hat not been entirely convinced of the present market's durability. But resistance to declines has been vbvlou* and many profesalonaU hav« been, content to rid* with the rttisg tide; ~

Americaa Can* and United States

there ; w*r* wet gain* of % to IM cents tn <h* later deOvcriee. Cent's advance* of a cent wore In rtspone* t o , a «harp drop in country offer* Jr>fSv Cotton, after making hew big ha for th* y**> met realising and loot I to • points net. •

There was JrttU o f . s o t * 1st foreign exchanges, except th* conUaeed rise • f the Spanish peseta. Sterling cable* wer* unchanged.

Wall Street Briefs New York, F*4>. 14L—Production

of sheet eteel during January lw-creaaed to 45.1 per cent of rated capacity, a* compared with 19.1 per cent for December, th* National Association of Fiat Relied Steel Manufacturer* reported today. Total pro* daction for January was 117,14* net tons, compared w H h ^ 5 , 1 1 5 ten* la December.

T h e gold e t a U t - x n t p f th* Federal Reserve Bank of Nek/ York for the week ended February.It ehowed import* eC M.It*.OH from.Argentina, i l .199.0M from Uruguay, and 191,-00* chiefly from other Latin-Ajneti' can eo tra tr te* . - Thef* wet* no ear-ports. OoH e*r£serktd tor foreign account s h o w e d . a decrease of 11.-5(0.0e» for the per iod^. L

Dow, Jooea «V Co: say* th* outlook for »tt«i mill 'oreration* la th* Youncrtown 'dit . ' jec next week favors *, plight decrease and it i* possible that raja schedule* will about th* 10 per cfut level for the first time this year)-. Fluctuation* in schedule* of the smaller sheet msnuftcturtre may Ve. the determining factor. An l a ^ e a o * In pip*-maJUng acUrttiea 1r th* area is l lkt-

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EARNINGS REPORTED STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO W H E A T P r T Chicago , F e b . 19—UPi—Substantial

u p t u r n * In grain r rices today a c c o m panied »t*te*m*r,ts by C h a i r m a n Leg re of t h e F a r m Board that he re garded recent n e w s on w h e a t a s rather favorable Special s lgnin* c a n c e w a s a t t a c h e d to Mr. Legge's dec larat ion o w i n g to t h e fac t t h a t he c o u p l e d w h a t he sa id wi th a n est i m a t e t h a t g o v t r n m e n t - e p o n s o r e d a g e n c i e s m i g h t h a v e a s m u c h as 200.-009 .000 bushe l s tf w h e a t on the ir i ier .ds a t t h e i e « « n ' i end . Ju ly 1. S o m e p u r c h a s i n g c f M a y . d e l i v e r y of w h e a t w e r e be l le*ed to be for F a r m Board a l l i e s tend e l a l so t o l ift pr ices .

. W h e a t Cloeed fir m, u n c h a n g e d t o l H - I S c h igher : corn S - l H c o p ; o a t s U - V a d v a n c e d , and provis ions v a r y i n g from T'-rtrrl .nt to. i r rfl'"

N e w York, F e b . If .—UP)—Drug. Inc. . ho ld ing c o m p a n y for t h e L o u i s K. L i g g e t t enterpr i se , t o d a y Joined t h e c o m p a r a t i v e l y smal l list of c o m panies w h i c h e h o w e d Increased e a r n i n g s last y e a r over t h e peak y e a r of : 9 2 9 .

Do l lar net e a r n i n g s tor 1910 t o u t e d K l . l l V m . c o m p a r e d w i t h net i n c o m e of 117,011,541 reported for 1919. P e r s h a r e earn ings for 1910 w e r e $ ( . 0 | a s h a i e , or 12.01 a b o v e the a n n u a l 4 d l v . d e n d rate , o n 1.-501 .4 )9 s h a r e s "outstanding D e c e m ber 11, a g a i n s t t i . 1 5 a s h a r e on a m u c h s m a l l e r cap i ta l i sa t ion of 3 , -(71 ,711 s h a r e s o u t s t a n d i n g D e c e m b e r 11. 1929.

T h e R e a d i n g Co. for 1910 h a d n e t i n c o m e of 2S.4S2.627, equal to 14.04 a s h a r e on t h e c o m m o n , c o m p a r e d wi th 115,508,741. or 19.08 a share in 1929. . T h e ef fects of t h e busines* depres

s ion In 1910 a p p e a r s to h a v e e x t e n d ed to t h e t a x i c a b bus iness for the C h i c a g o Y e l l o w Cab reports a drop In net I n c o m e for t h a t y e a r ' f r o m 1129. - r N e t profit of 11,101.557 w a s equal t o - UrOl a s h a r e on no par •capital s h a r e s , a g h a s t | l , 7 8 ( . 1 1 4 r o r 24 .4( a s h a r e In 1929 . P a r t of the drop h o w e v e r w a s a t t r ibutab le to loss on old cabs scrapped .

T h e Nat iona l P o w e r and L i g h t C o m p a n y ' s net I n c o m e for 1920 w a s on ly s l i g h t l y smal ler , than the prev i o u s year , amoanting- t o 110 . (17 .401 . aga ins t 111 .797 , (02 It reported today . The- c o m p a n y I* a m e m b e r of t h e e lec tr ic bond and chare g r o u p .

By P E T E f t H. T R O Y

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I X S T R A X C E STOCKS By P E T E R H. T R O Y

George D. Campbell DtO. . . .

CXMTIAAOTOII as*I BCTLOKS

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19. Close B I D A S K E D

T h u r s d a y February

A m e r i c a n Surety . . . . B a l t i m o r e A m e r i c a n . , G lens Tall* Fire . . . . Globe st R u t g e r s . . . . Great A m e r i c a n Ha l i fax F i re H a n o v e r F i re . . . H o m e F ire Secur i t i e s H o m e Insurance . . . Nat iona l Casua l ty . . . Nat iona l Liberty . . . Nat iona l Union F i r s .

f ew Brunswick Fire P r o v l d t n c e Wasrn—rrr Trave ler* I n s u r a n c e . . 1045 1 0 ( 5 U . S. F i r e 5 1 H » » H U. 8 . C a w a t t y 41 I I W e s t c h e s t e r F i r * . v . . 4 1 4 ' 17

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14 LlVerty Sweet »r«ryts>ts« * • • " w t l M t r

ICE CREEPERS 45c - 75c pair

Weatharttrip 4c per foot Wt k m i few sleds uiat w« IT-, cJo»t>t wt at nry lor prkti.

J. E; Andrews Hardware Co.. Inc. 279 Main S t Poughkeeptie, N. Y.

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RAW SUGAR MARKET New York. Feb, I S — 0 « V - R * w

s>ogar was aneharged today s s far a* spot supplier were concerned, while shipment duty free* were a little easier. SA.*S reported were 41.1(0 bags of Philippines for e«rry March arrival, t* a refiner at 1.10. while operator* ho**-at .11.500 bags of Philippines for. middle March arrival at 120- s a d . 110*0 bag* for May-June shipment at .1 4 4.

March liquidation and exchanging from that po*fU>a to later mtnihs comprised nearly all of th* bssines* In raw future*, with price* la th* meantime showing little variation, cloeing rrora unchtnged to 1 points net lower.

All told 1T.4M ton** changed hands. Including a boat 12,2(1 tons In th* way of *xch*r>g«*. March cloeed 1.19; May l i t : July 1 1 1 : September 1.45; December 1.11; January 1.15.

Keflaed contlne«d oultt with trading osty of a hand to enough char

a c t e r , while price* were unchanged at (.10 for tine crenelated.

Adams Ex preen Air Reduction . Allls Chalmers A m . L i u i . . . . . . . . . • . . . . , , ,

Car A. Fdy . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 F o r e i g n P o w e r " S m e l t i n g and R e f g Sugar & R e f g . . . . . < ' . , . Tel . * Tel . . . .

A n a c o n d a Copper . . . . A t c h . Top. 4 Santa Fe B a l d w i n Loco . . . . . . . B a l t i m o r e A Qhto B e t h . Steel Canadian P*c

A m . A m . A m . A m . A m . > . . . . . . . .

2 ! 1 0 0 *

37*4 1 2 1 H

U S 4 0 H 5 2 4 5 2 %

114 19 t i

2 0 0 H » 4 H 8 4 H « 3 H 4*

Che*. A O h i o 4 4 H Chicago Gt. Wes t . \ Ch icago Gt. W e i t , pfd Chgo„ M i l w k e e A St. Pau l . . C h g o . M i l w k e e 4 St. Pau l pfd Chgo . . R. I. 4 P a c Chrys ler Corp . Col. Fue l 4 Iron . . . " Conso l idated G a s Cont inenta l Can

7 H 2 4 H

2 4 1 2 H 60 H 21 12 -•(«% 5 7 S

C o m m o n w e a ~ t n t ~ 4 " S o u t h e r n 14)—,

BROKERS" LOANS W a s h i n g t o n , F e b . 1 0 — C ^ W L o a n *

t o brokers a n d d e a l e r s he ld b y F e d e r a l . R e s e r v e M e m b e r B a h k e for t h e w e e k ended" F e b r u a r y l a w e r e a n n o u n c e d by the' Federa l R e s e r v e B o a r d t o d a y a* ll .772JOO.OO0, a n i n c r e a s e o t 121.009.000 a s c o m p a r e d wi th the p r e c e d i n g w e e k . ;

T h e l o a n s for the w e e k } e n d e d F e b r u a r y 19, 1910 . w e r e 11.49 4.04)0.-0 0 0 .

The. d e t a i l s d i s tr ibut ion Of t h e l o a n s o v e r t h * t h r e e w e e k * d e a l t w i t h i n t h e board's repor t w a s -

F o r o w n a c c o u n t : F e b . I I , I I , -229 .000 .000; F e b . 11. 11 .147 ,009 ,000; F e b . 19, 1910. M C , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . .

F o r a c c o u n t o f out ot t o w n b a n k s : F e b . 18, 1 2 ( 7 . 0 0 9 , 0 0 0 ; ! > b . 11 , |115*.000,0»e; F e b ! I f , 1910 , $917,-00O.000. - (

F o r a c c o u n t of, o t h e r s : F e b . I I , 1276 .099 ,000; F e b . 11 . |28T,00Q,OO0; F e b . I I , 1910, 11 ,545 ,000 ,001 .

STOCKS

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Del. 4 Hudson Electric Power 4 Light

General Electric General Food*. . General Motors . Glllett Razor . . . . Gt- Northern Ore. Houston Oil . . . Hudson Motors , Hupp Motors Inspiration Copper 10J4 Kennecott Copper . . . . . . . . . . 19H Kresge ; 27

155 5 I K 1 « H 4 9 \ I 4 H 4 2 H SO t l U H 214 12

' B y P E T E R H , T R O T • , . . , B i d

B a n k of A m e r i c a . . . . B a n k e r s Trus t . . . . . . B a n k o t N . Y. A Xr._, B r o o k l y n T r u s t , . C e M r a l H a n o v e r . . C h a s e N a U o n a l B k . C h a t h a m Phendx . . . . ' I * C h e m i c a l . . . . . . . . . . . 10 C o n l i m n t a r - ; 7 T . . . . , .7 i l ~ ~ C o m E x c h a n g e . . . . , 121 -E m p i r e . . . . . . . . . . . . . i t F irs t N a t i o n a l . 4 0 * 0 Irv ing Trus t , . 1 1 % M a n h a t t a n Co 90 M a n u f a c t u r e r s . . . . . , * 47*4 N a U o n a l c i t y . . . . . . I 101 -N e w York T r u s t . . . . : » I l l PubUc N a t i o n a l . . . . . ' I I T i t l e G u a r a n t y " , . , . t ,» 111

C H I C A G O CLOSING F U T U R E S C h i c a g o , F e b . I t . — U P h — G o t i a f

f u t u r e s : • • C o m : Mar. o ld I I ; n e w 1 4 1 1 -1 ;

M a y o ld ( 5 l - l 4 ? l - 2 : n e w I I l -4<» 3-8 . J u l y ( « 1 - 8 0 1 - 8 . Sept . I I 1 - 4 0

W h e a t : Mar. old 79 - I : ' n e w 79 1-2. May old 12 1-4: n e w U * l .

Oat s : Mar. o ld I I 1-1; n e w I t 1-4. M a y old I I 1-4: n e w t l 1-4. J u l y 14 1-4. Sept . 21 1-4.

R y e : Mar. old 40 1 -1 ; M a y old 4 1 ; n e w 44 1-4 J u l y 42 1-4. S e p t . ! 44 l - t . • I

L a r d : Mar. 1 . 0 0 . May I.TtT July • ( 1 . 1 1 . B e l l i e s : May 1 0 . 1 7 . Jury 10.45 I L • F E D E R A L RESERVE BANK j New York. Feb. I t . — ( £ W T h *

Asked - « l — 1 1 I U • 21 145 2 ( 1 1 0 1 *

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1 0 1 4 1 1 1

I I 141 -

Steel were l e a d e n th* former rising #„•„-« • 4 point* to a new l l l i high and th* * l n t h « n « * r f u t o ^ latter I. Marked strength developed J - • • in the RepubUo Steel l a w * * . O t i s . NEW Y O R K B A N K A T R U S T CO American Rolling Mill. Nation*.! Steel, Pressed 81*1 Car, Vanadium. Bethlehem- Steel tr.d Electric Auto-Lite, up 1 4 to ( point*. • Mttats showed to the beet advantage la some t i m e . — Auaconda, Kennecott and International Nickel cloeed 1% higher.

International T e l e p h o n e was heavily bought, advancing 3. points. Stone 4 Webster had an early rally, despite the" dividend cut. but lost It* *!*««,. RaiU.xsd.Atfs remained, sluggish, although Union Pacific, Atchison. Baltimore 4 Ohio and New York Central gained 1 to ^. A few spe claities. a* usual, outstripped We slower movers. Worthlngton Pump's advance mounted t o T points, while Case held 4 4 of •* 1 4 rise. E**t man Kodak and Allied Chemical cloeed more t h a n l higher. Best 4 Co. made a 1 4 point climb, of which it held 3 4 . ToUI sales of 2.100.000 shares were the smallest in two weeks.

Developments in the credit market* comprised an a l v a n c * of one-eighth of one pe.- cent In bankers' acceptances, reflecting further offerings from banks, and an-unusually large volume of prime commercial paper, coming mostly from the Interior. January ordinarily is an active month for the latter, but this year the flow was below normal and ito betated appearainre finds th* demand considerably )n excess of the supply.

Federat Reserve brokers' loans Increased 123.000.000 in the face Of a decline in stocks during the week covered by the figures on. borrowings- For the first t ime sine* late summer loan* have shown a gain ln two succeeatve weeks, a striking Indication of the change that has come over speculative sentiment, especially when the marktt'a recent balance on the down side n taken Into ac count.

Whsat was mostly quiet, hut Anally cam* through with a rally and

NEW YORK CASH GRAIN New York, Feb. ' 1».—<M—>Flour

firm: sprint; pa.ehcsr 4.40-90; soft winter straights «-t*-4.40; hard winter straight* 4.3tr-4.-luy

Rye fldar firmV'fkncy patent* l . t l -4 . 3 0 . • ' - - * • • - — • * ;

Rye stroag; No J jsveetern 41 1-8 fob New York *hd * ! - ( • elf Nsw York. . Domestic- t o arrive atl rail.

Barley fiiro; -demsftio 17 1-4 elf New York. • »-f

Wheat spot firm; » o . 1 northern spring elf Nsw YorlcS*; No. t hard winter fob New Y*rk; nominal; No. 1 Manitoba do 77 %:t: No. t mixed and No. 3 amber do ram nominal,

Corn spot firm; N?. 3 yellow clt New York 11 1-1; No. I yellow do 7t T-l.

Oats spot firm; No. t whit* 44 1-1-4 5 . • • . - • - . .

Feed ***y; ct^y.bran 110-pound sack* 24-25-24. l t ; .western bran 2 l . 2 l - l l . i l .

Tallow steady; special loo** I 1-1; extra | 1-4. «- -

Other article* unchanged.

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. . 101 Louisv i l le 4 N a s h v i l l e Mack Truck . . ; Mo. Kan»a* 4 T e x a s . Mont . Ward Mo. Pac . pfd 105 N a s h Motors N a t l . P o w e r a n d L i g h t . N e v a d a Con . C o p p e r . . . N e w York Centra l . . . . . N. T , N. H. 4 Hart ford Nor th A m e r i c a n 8 1 S N o r t h e r n P a c i f i c \, , 51*4 9 h * « Oil l « ^ P a c k a r d Motor 10 S P e n n R a i l r o a d *2»» **»»« Oil ; 10 R a d i o Corp „ 4 . ] * \ Radio KtHh ; — r r v r R e p u b l i c Iron 4 S t e e l ' I t H

s t a t e m e n t o f the c o n d i t i o n ' of t h e u F e d e r a l R e s e r v e B a n k of N e w York

4 ^ 1 a t t h e clo*e of bus iness F e b . I t , s h o w s :

. . j T o U I go ld reserves . 11 .071 . (04 .000 j " I T o U I reeerve*. 1.12I.450.0O0.

^ j BUI* d i s c o u n t e d s e c u r e d by g o v e r n m e n t w a r ob l lga j lons . 11 .109 .000 .

Other bi l ls d i scounted . 17 , (41 ,*** . BUI* b o u g h t i n o^eji m a r k e t . 11 . -

(0(.OO0. T o t a l u . S. g o r e r o m e n t secur i t i e s .

1 1 1 . 9 1 1 * 0 * . T o u t bt l l t a n d secur i t ies , 254,174, -

0 0 0 . • U n c o l l e c t e d I t ems 141.110.000.

i f . R. note* tn ac tua l c irculat ion .

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St. Louis 4 San Fran 8!nclatr Cons. Oil. •.-.-. Southern Pacific .,-. Southern Railway . . . Standard Brandt . . . Standard Oil of Calif. Standard oil of J*, j Standard Oil of N. Y Stodebaker Corp Texas Company ; Texa* Gelf Sulphtr Texst Pacific Land Trsn* » Tlrnken Roller, Bev in* . . . Union Pacifk "... United Indus. Alcohol United, States Rubber United Corpn u. 8. Steel common Wabash Werner" Bros. Pictures 19 4 Woolworth Co 12 \ WeeUnghouse » ; ^ White Motor* l l \ Yellow Cab u * , Monty 1 4 %

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Due to members; reserve eoeevat, l.ttd. 920.001.

ToUI derxwits, 1.O21.K0.OO0. • Ratio total reserve* to deposit and

1*. R- not* liabilities combined 17.1 pec cent

Smart male dressers In London are wearing shirt, collar, tl* and handkerchief all In the same color and d e s i g n , •

Recaose private ewntr* in British Malaya ar* sacrlf tine their automobiles, t h e sal* of used rsrs 1s almost as large as that of n«w ma a> I seat

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Housed in a specially padded hot a 11.(90 bay geM.nr arrived ra New Tork recent on a ilner from Europe.

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