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New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
TELEPHONE COMPANIES UNITE.
Chesapeake and Potomac Concern Announces
Consolidation with Other Lines.

Washington Sept. 21.-The consolidation Of the
,eH Telephone Company Of Philadelphia. the
PENNSYLVANIA Telephone Company and the Chesa-
make and Potomac Telephone Company, all
licensees Of the Bell Telephone Company.
opera ing in Southern New Jersey Eastern Penn
svlvania Delaware. Maryland. the District Of Co
lumba Northern Virginia and West Virginia. was
announced to-day at the offices Of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Company in this city. The companies
involved operate more than 100000 telephones, hut
are not competitors they do not operate parallel
lines
The purpose of the consolidation is said 20 be
greater economy and efficiency in administration
and operation and greater facility in financing fut-
ure extensions and enlargements.
The authorized capital stock Of the new company
VIII he s6aoaoG00 which is less than the combined
cauitaI and outstanding Indebtedness of the old
companies The capital stock provided for IS suff
cient retire all OF the old stock. dis
charge the floating Indebtedness Of all the com
pznies and provide for several years growth. The
shareholders Of the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania
companies will receive equal amount of the new
stock for the stock surrendered. while the share
holders Of the Chesapeake and Potomac company
will receive two shares of the new stock for three
shares o. the old stock.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
PITLW4Y MEN TO MEET.
Public Sfrrice Commissioners t.
Sneak at Electrical Shoe.

--7,, members Of the Public Ser.ice Commission.
- 1,,s-r5o+ will attend the annual convention Of
- t,u,z,ire State Gas and Electric Association in
.ha Madison Square Garden Concert Hall during
- .;rer reei, Of october. 1t is expected also that
:, Gamblers of the state Street Railway Associa-
- rjU he in attendance. At the electrical show,
n ,bs evening Of October ]. Frank NJ. Stevens,
Ls;r,sau of the Public Service Commission. I'd
r,iztr.,- nil deliver address The Work of
ne Public Service Commission and lis Policies
-, Paiatson to the Corporations Under Its Super
vision
4-s-r, T Pierce. president Of the International
,,-il,,,v Company. of Buffalo. Will speak on "The
,-t,.tri,, Railway Situation Of To-day. DIR. Alex
der 4 lTurnnnriez president Of the Stevens IN
-. ,f Technology will discuss Control of Gas
l.,,,snias by State Commissions" Everett NJ
,,ae+, Of The National Electric Light Association
III sneak on Public Control from the Corporate
csnaroint'' The electrical show will he held from
-.,,,fer 50 10 October "a.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

hens and toms average hest 15a1Gc do fair to good
I2914c do inferior 1oa i-c spring br9llers' plump
each meey per ib rs @oc DO fair to good l. u 2os
2e 70 to s 70 pain , 1' 5 DC o4 DO
picked i5qI7c: DO Western. dry picked. II Ti5c do
Michigan and Ohio. scaded. fancy 10 l6c do other
rieed ~ 4e do scaded ia &c do south
DTcKs spring Long Island and Eastern. !Ic: do
Tn.,sy GEESE Spring Eastern White 20
a2lc: do dark 1IaIsc: SQUADS. prime large. white
GAME fresh birds arrtyng and quotation.
plenty. but demand moderate, We quote; PLo[ER
g. 5Oa ss IS: do grass, s. 3o9s$ 70 sNIrE. English
per dozen. So % aso IL; wooDCoCK. per pair. 81 q
81 20 n,I s. 81 r R5 rs paw WD Sucks Per
6SF Go es bne%as SG 10 DO eree%Tns 60
do common. 2oa4oc: yENIsoN, whole deer per H.
25 soc: do saddles S5m3Sc; RABBITS cottontai.
POTATOES AND vEeEA BtEs-r:h @ g potatoes .1e. 6rH,
sery 53 corn %esk Esgpsnts Dragging
Ietuc4 firm Lima beans steady for choice Mushrooms
ssns ans Psppts id. 9D tomatoes
Sa5e 8.GSF Sfns'1 abS.r Pc. as sae s. 5oa Long
IS,qa P6TAr6Fs Southern per bb 81 25si do Jersey
Pf sss se ssPRoTs per quart BETS nearby
leo '%s s. sss ~ se iii o @ saR @ R R
81 SD ie@of a .Tc S ss o a e gfG Rs
PICKLES bush ogss basket slaSS 90 do & EoSS &
Tsnd ner bb s2Gss cTCUMBERs Shelter Island per
bbi 81 aOds2: Long Island and Jersey 81 25aSl %:
do Jersey per basket. 75cQS1 do per box, 500 g.3c:
s3 2 do long cut 81 5oQs2 So DO crate .'o@SSl ~
DO state per bbl 81 60aS3 80 do per bush basket Lc@
81 Is; CORN Jersey and Long Island. per ioo 13clf
si 10, FGGPI.ANTS. Jersey. per hhi 11cqSl: do per
basket 4ofG0c: do per bag soG+oc LETTUCE state.
Ter ba sket or T5c@S1 %; LIMA BEANS Jersey,
potato per basket 65e@si do Long Island and !ersey sen
95c: do Long island and Jersey nat per bSs 10000
sIfSTIROONS per n. 30cdSl; ONIONS. Connecticut
White. per bbl So 5oas4 do state white. per basket
y Western. white. per crate. .o9
do Orange yellow bag, 81 5oes2; do
sfdSI Island and Jersey. white. per DBL
seGs3 do yellow saas2 do red s2as2 % Do Jersey
y-hte 75cASi %; do yellow. I5cISl II; do
WI VIM: 0fIRA Jersey per box s1dSl 90 PEPPERS
Irsey per large bb s1a$1 %: do small bb 75casl
a, 40a50e: do bush box 25l33c; PEAS
Western New York, per basket 5ocgs2 do bag 5oc4
a. "a. IL, Southern basket. 15cGtSl: RADISfiES
100 punches, 15cmSl RHUBARB. nearby
er i1o rTnches .0GS2: STRING BEANS. state green
per haskell 15cGS1 do per bag, 60a90c; do per basket
re. do r,er bag 5QG6Jc: Jersey, basket
eoe re; do wax per basket box. 5OG6oc: do Long
YsIsnd and Jersey green bag. 50 T5e do 5op
s. do Virginia halt Dbl basket. So4t3c: do
basket SOI5Gc. DO half hb basket
a055s,c: do half Dbl basket TOO
ACE. do nAr bush basket 25Gi SQUASH. marrow per
bb 75cas1 do white. T5edSl 81: Do Fellow crookneek.
15c6s1 sS: SPINACH. per bhl 50ds5s. TOMATOES JeT-
sey box 15G5c' do Jersey and Delaware per smau
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September q. 1907
BEENs-S- Receipts I6 cars. 1929 head.
signed direct saughterers. except single
changed hands steady prices Dressed beef
moderate demand last quotations. Liverpool and Lon
and markets steady Shipments from
to-day included 500 cattle Of
Niinuetonks London and 400
beef IN the Philadelphia 10 Southampton.
CALVES Receipts were I3 head all Western except
single calf. Two Of Westerns held YES
making 11p sale \ carload good
sold 81 % per 100 10. Feeling
likely be carried Neals and
City dressed veaIs SiaII4c
dressed . to Iec-
es-McPhsrson & Co; 12 Western calves coo n
average, S5 * per 100 n
SHEEP AND I.AMBS--Receipts iaie 4 AZ
including %. slaughterers and 10 for
king. with The stock held yesterday 128
sale Sheep were quiet and unchanged: lambs
slow shade lower the pens we're not cleared
Common TO good sheep sold AT IS sass per 100 n. me-
dium good lambs al s71s7 65: deck A. somewhere
SS. culls 50. Dressed mutton quiet at I0913c
with wethers selling at 1oG1o32c. dressed lambs
1o9l3c.
ssaies-McPherson s Co: 1t6 Virginia lambs. 81
at 81 per 100 10; 90 eus, ~ 10. at s5' Al
sheep. 81 n. az IS IS
Newton Co: 24s West Virginia lambs ca n. AZ 81 eS
10 sheep. 104 10. at So
172 Pennsylvania lambs. SO 10 |st 81: II
sheep. T3 H. at 81 so
.HoGa-Receipts were 1e cars 2.s5s head. all for
Nomnay steady yesterdays quotations
Sales Oate Fridays Judd Co: IS state hogs. lS0
n at 81 per 100 10 reushs, e' N st S6;
stag. 900 10 at 81
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
NEU FORSYTHE STORE.
Houg InnOratiOns To Be Introduced
at Opening of Building To-morro5c.

The rev Fo-sythe store. at Broadway and 18th
-,ae+ will be formally opened tomorrow morning
- s.sa o'clock The building is five stories high
rr,a lurer two floors devoted to the manufact-
,-irg DEPARTMENTS. Each floor covers 1868 square
@aAt The store has been fitted up with careful
attention 20 detail making it of the most COM
plete in the city
Almost the entire first floor is given over TO the
,7ienlsv of won1en's waists Twelve dressing rooms
have feen arranged. and these certain TO he n
1opnlar feature On this floor also is TO be found
corapeta collection cf neckNcar. gloves hosiery,
bandkerchiefs. belts. etc. On the second floor VIII
,,e found the ncmens suits and a department
., he known as the misses juniors and interme-
dates suits. The fur department. hats and all the
otbsr articles handled are on the third floor.
In the near future Fcrsyti1e's old establishment
which the new adjoins. viii be renovated and
merged as fer as possible with the establish
mon1.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
ROARING WAGS.

Specialists modern scientists are bound 20 be.
But they are not the ehrivelied specimens often
pictured by the man in the street, all cold intel
lect snd devotion 10 the pursuit Of an abstract
idea. They know how to play. Ike other men.
they are greearfous and play together
The Red IAon Club was composed of great Eng
lshmen, and Huxley one Of the members.
The club used 20 meet during the session Of the
British Association
To q certain meeting az Ipswich England. which
Huxley described in his Letters. some foreign
ers we're ,nr-fed-.he Prince OF Canine. Ronaperte 6
nephew. among them-an6 greatly astonished they
were al the exceedingly human behavior OF the
learned professors
The Red Lion had custom of roaring in
stead Of cheering. and Of wagging one coat TALL
the lions ta-when applaUding. The prince was
much impressed by these proceedings ana Tnen
lie stood up respond to the toast OF his hea!tn
instead of making "a speech. he gave three mighty
rOars and three wags-Youfh's Companion
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

the Produce Exchange this morning wa es Les
ana unchanged no saleS e., nd Santsnlber $40 bid
October. November and December, $19@$2o' ana Jan
Mo1AssFs AND sYRrPs-The market for mo@sSe' asses
and syrups steady to firm and tairlN ac''Nf.
tations follow: New Orleans centrlfnEal' Nov
Hc: fair 1877 &c; good 22a 26c: prime: :" 90 n
a1tc: fair. l5al7c; good $50 2oc; prime -oa &c
oIi.S-Cottoaseed oil was and higher to day on
foreign buying covering Of shorts and good bj n
5ilsc 400 November at 45452c 100 December at 42c
and 1.teo January al 4o49Ilc llseeq % on seaSonabe
demand at prices We quote: IToLEJMM NJ N stand t
csc refned cases York bbls, 10 soc; PhilsdePhs:
Phisdepha 4Oc bulk 695c water whiTS
York - loc Philadelphs - 81 jnoe summer
yeoo spot Doe september. a41i34 ,sc; oGoSer 81
srv 4id4li.c: and March HOP of summer yF btfs
sP'6sr A. 2G t,i,tS soGs @oc a0 dTsFE6 oAmeran
SEED city raw 45a,6c; town raw. fia+'c' 'a
eufls IaE ss S sar M areS Va @ light
receipts and hsns' ny , tovyard tho cIose chicago
Ssfrts 700 estimated f.T Monda> %5 aSa 5o3
Ts PSH s sss9% 5ae3sd ha9d. Mess S7 @5ass family SIS 80
lSa sbo~t dear s6 50a$7 10 BEEF dull gH%te4: 1 M
Mess family <t@St SO Eat .,s,ST Sl2aSl2 ga5t 3D. &
s2s 81 DRESSED H0eis siGady ~ Fni1c pigs ioa1o'zc
$50 n 9..g 40 n "sG 6:s l'% a Io aao;cS oine ia
Gl2isC, 10 n i.gI24c u n uall'tc; ~ No. t )" st.
PieI hams duI: quoted I1'2al2-c. TNLnW qViG', V3
civ eisro country 6a6hc LARD steady aa"tod Ii M.
dle Weston prime aa' lns: s'\ -th l tnerca 10 8r
Coniinent doc Brazil kss. - 6oc: coInp2GIno I %.T
. . - ' IT., tsri srearine i0i, n -oatc. ,..
-RISE-The market for ruled hrm at al points
with TIE demand good and at The Soulh ine "u'p li
or 1be mills is taken readily eGo'a''
low SCREENINGS &T2tsC ordinary. iH4 IAN
good ordinary. prime >
6ToS Iapan. domestic. 5d5fzc; Pathe. foreign. -
IG.sr. Rangoou and Bassein. sass G .i,t
SJ'GAR"Rsnned sugar ruled steady hut quiet Win ,
rr}ces unchanged. The following are last prices
fect 20 a Tcbatc or points and discount OF per
con- for cash. dRys: crystal dofnl1ns 80,
Eagle tablets loaf and crushed > ,oc I!"ua
A soc: cubes &c. NNNN powdered .. .l3c' r-,E,r
: \, hays pow dered and Eagle "onfectoners E'a'u-
1a.as 2.r novdered. coBrso powdered and fruit p""
ds~s1 anG Eagle and extra tine Erahua'rd
: Eagle cF nne Eranulated -"s'
III bags do. - SOC. 3irfh bags do, 5--'e n eaFS
do zoe. 10 4, hars do. 5I5c- - ana 80 n bags
do : osc. Eagle Hne standard granuated and dla
,noud \ sc. confcCtlor~rs y. 0oci No ! SOC N's :
and 2 75c. No :. +7oc. No =. A6Ac No . 4nl'. 70
ia { 30 Q. 3 4Ic. 40 10 l""C- 70
q oS~. 70 ~. roc nos - !" ana
! London steady with beet sugar un-
changed higher aud Sepfeulhc- quoted At lfs
At 1872 The local TnarSct was
steady 20 Hrm with duty paid prices quoted as toI-
lows. Centrifugal nc test. Csc muscoFHdo sh test
45c and rnoasses So test. . i"c Their" Nrr"
of 5000 1000 tons Java arfif steam
er cErEoes. aaoat. due October T. prlc" terms sup
posed to los 4iad los "a. bass H' tes,
equal ~ 3 aSc duty paid and poss'otS a,'''eT
cargo included.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

COTTON-The market closed barely STEADY =.
day st net decline 4T7 points sales Tor the hhit
At bales. The opening was
a decline Of >a1o points in response To lower
Liverpool cables prices after Jh" oa shovel
loss of about loGlI points on tho active month,
under selling by of the prominent brokers ana
lisui9atIon The market eteaoiel hy We" nI covering
outlook IN the South over SUNDAY ont
minors and
the market there during the early ses
material recovery Fluctuations N''-
irregular during session hut sentiment seemed
to BE- besrish average IN spite of the wires rom
South heavy rains along the whole
Florida l. appeared however.
accompanied by extremely hlgh
which perhaps more to e cared at TINS sea
and altogether the trade s"eTlei
to expect no crop damage consequence and
settled weather during the coming week The close
3T4 Qolnt from hest. The heavy rains ~
the of september ana early IN october last Year
by considerable wind. and II
tmsed the time that about 5noofsi bales had been
destroyed OF probably 5nfpooe balrs had
lowered. ultimate crop turned TO he
fllly adequate for a needs and after the advance
tferA decline under pressure ~
new crop cotton The next government reports
Wednesday.
The II prices IN the local market
follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 2f.-CATTI.E-Recepts. about 800 head:
raet steady beeves S4Gs7 5 COWS 81 2Jd$5 80; Texas
So 5OIS5 calves S6Ss; Western cattle S4es6 2
feeders 50 G0QSJ HOGS-Ftecelpts. about
head market mostly loc higher light 50 l2gs6 % 2
mixed T04s8 heavy, s. 4oaS6 32 rough 50 4Oti
S. Q5 pigs s. TJnS6 -: bulk Of sales. 50 sOaso %
SHEEP about $500 head: market steady ma
tive S3 25qS5 So 254s5 90: yearngs 50 80
QS6 30 lambs 81 73aS7 10; Western. 81 I5asl so
I-CATTiE-iseceipts. -C @Oo head.
steady. Receipts. l20 head active .lc 4o~ef
HOGS-Recepts, 100 head; fairly active: pigs
and MIXED 5f11Oc lower steady; mixed. SO 7Cp
SO So pigs 45aS6 50 roughs 50 2s3 dS dalries 20
ds6 10 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recsipts. l.sOO head:
sheep steady lambs. 10c lower very slow on common
lambs few IS -: yearitngs 81 sSn
ss: wethers S. 5oas5 rs: 5oGS5 sheep mixed
So 5oas5 25 - = j.,
shippers Sc esGss 20. common. s. 40GS63 35 CATTLE
So SHEEP steady Sc 5as5 LANES steady Sc 1887 SO
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool September 2ly-C1osing: WHEAT-spot
nonral futurss steady: sepeneer as 1osd December,
81 I'd; March, IS 2 Z. CORS-Spot firm; prime
American mixed rs sEd: futures steady: October o.
January tnesr) rs aga. PEAS-csnadisn hrm IS ID
-I<oTR--winter patents strong. 2ss HoPS-In LONDON
Pacific Coast. quiet z24Es los BEEF-Extra inoia
quiet. 30 POFk-rrime mess. Western dull
11r CO. HAMs-sbort cut. "a 10 1e rD easy, Ass 30
sAcoes-CanbeTlsnd 30 10. strong. 54s snort
f 10 70 "a No. strong 5Gs Cd long clear middles lght
2s 70 81 ~ firm 54s; long clear middies heavy % 70
~ No. 1s1 S3s short clear backs, lG 10 20 ID, nrfn.
-Ss CO: Clear ;eliies ~ 10 10 Arm o4s: shoulder
IL % dull 34s Cd l>Afiie-Prifns west
eT in tferces quiet. SIS American refined In pals
quiet. CHEESE-Cansdian nnest white. new,
strong s0s, DO ooiored nes strong Cos Cd TAI.LOW-
Prime city Gull 3os: Australian. in lsonoon du .4s
81 TTRPENTINE-spiriis dull. 2Ss ID. ROsIN--Ceni-
si oiLS-Petroleara. refined. hrn. "a
unssed steady e6; cct,onseed Huh refined sof firm ia
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
LANGUAGES BY PHONE METHOD.
Dr.. Rosenthal Says His Plan Trains Eye, Ear,
Tongue and Memory.

One v-av to become master OF foreign language
Is by the method recently adopted by Dr. Rosen-
thai known as the Language phone method"
Dr. Rosenthai, who deals oFly in modern Ian
ruages believes that no foreign tongue can be
learned without the aid Of the ear and he thinks
that by his system he has made the task much
easier. Incorrect pronunciations and accents are
BY far the greatest stumbling block in the path OF
students. and by means of the language phone one
nav hear 4 sentence oyer and over again. often
ss he wishes until he has mastered IL.
4 student may keep his eye the book. follow
ing the words. while his receives the correct
sound Of the syllables and the rhythm of the words
running into phrases II is DR.. RosenthaIs con-
tention complete mastery of the foreign
tongue can be attained only Iy training the eye,
ear. tongue and memory al once, and il Is in this
way that the language phone method" is doing It's
work
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept 21-Fresh damage reports from
the Canadian Northwest Offset to-day a sharp de-
cline in wheat prices at Liverpool and caused III,
local ma rket 70 close steady. Final quotations
the December delivery a shade higher than
Yesterdays close Corn was l.c lower. Oats
showed net loss of sc Provisions were unchanged
2izc to SC lower The wheat market opened
weak because of the failure Of the Liverpool mar
ket to respond 70 the e advance here yesterday
decline OF asc 10 &C Liverpool was due. II was
said. to estimate on the worlds shipments for
the week. which placed the amount at much
larger figure than had been generally anticipated
During the first hour selling was quite general.
hut toward the middle Of the day demand became
r,uch more brisk and sentiment became bullish.
The Improvement in demand was caused oy addf-
ing continued fairly active the remainder Cr
the day The market closed steady. December
opened sc 10 &c To sc 70 sc lower az 81 Ok to
81 eiia sold up to 81 o21s to 81 02l4 and closed at
81 02. CIearances Of wheat and -four were equal 70
SIS 600 bushels Exports for the week as shown by
'I3rsdstrAets' were equal 4S41 600 bushels Pri
mary receipts were $4,000 bushels compared with
d7a 600 bushels the corresponding dav year ago
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
Of 52s cars against ~ cars last week and $50
cars year ago
sentiment in the corn pit was bearish because Of
the failure 10 materjaze Of frost i'm the belt
which had been forecasted for last night Liberal
receipts and break In oats were additional weak
ening Influences There was considerable weekend
session The close was about steady. December
opened 1c 10 &c lower at 5Sc 10 5s2sc. sold UP to
5s54e and closed at 5Sasc Local receipts were 653
cars. with 293 If contract grade
Oats weak. owing to selling brought out by
liberal primary receipts, which were double those
of the corresponding day year ago Absence OK
demand by leading bulls also had depressing
effect. December opened &c to lsc lower. at $3.50
to 53c held within that range and closed at 52s4c-
Local receipts go cars
Provisions quite firm early in the day be-
cause of moderate demand based on a sc to 10c ad-
vance in live hogs Later, however, the market
eased OF on profit taking At the close January
pork off 21sc 10 sc. at SIS 221s. Lard was un-
changed at IS So 20 SIS 671s. Ribs were down ESQ
al 81 93i@
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. 2cf
cars; CORR 1O45 cars; oats. asa cars. hoss- $1,000
head
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE The coffee market quiet to
being reported only $500 bags. hut prices
in offerings. and the close
quiet & advance la points The opening
steady unchanged prices 70 advance of points; IN
cables continued light brazilian
receipts present sesdynE influence is. in fact" the
light the crop Receipts are running
behind iEht of years when the
crop Brazilian little ten million bags
while receipts do not cause material
in visible there is nothing -
dacr n prices. Hrnness with
vhic supplies Brazilian govern
friends in the trade During Septen1er ~"
visible supply Of the world increased about
far this the receipts or brazilian
coffee the ports named have heen nearly 7~Ho
fscs he for the time years
aso and daily receipts running behind II
Norlds visible statement on October !
ports had 65noo bags Friday. against HF"p
bags last year and - 600 1905 The heather re
ported sections Of San Pauo and rain IN
two The French market s to ? trano
higher. Hamburg unchanged to = ptennS
higher
IRE market spot coffee unchanged. with quo
tarions basis ~ 67o Tor Rio No =
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

basket lna9OC: TtRNIPS per bbl S1RSi %
d VIII per lunches. S.dS3. WATERC REsSS.
75c2S1 -
HAY AND STRAW HAY-An7ther week added To
the long of good steady prices and the market closed
strong though light business the ruling ~
lie Receipts made
supply; expected be limited
shipments We quote change from ruling
Of week STFAW-C1osed for week at 6oa6Jc for
fuI grade long rye. Receipts OF hay
dn New York to-day: Hudson River Railroad.
$50: Pennsylvania 100: Delaware Iackawanua
q IehiEh Valley. 110. Baltimore Ohio.
4O: Western. Central New Jersey. 81.
hy boats. 1SO Total 200 Receipts
oI6 tons last week. 1850 Receipts OF 30
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
Aester-

Exchange cables.
American 1908 bales. receipts. middling upland
quiet! points lower: septen6eT sasd:
December els,sd pecenbeT January ND Jsngary-
fs5gaaF 1 Hpms Sla ssd S1d Ia
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour vac in better demand
ana bakers low grade winter and kansas straights
top pces n The foiio%ng are prices quoted on the
@ 20 1 afT erR 81 gros o n 81 12
81 400 50: spring clears s. s5gs4 4o extra 10 l
RYE FLOUR firm; quoted fair to coed s. 80 s 81 sG
quoted Kiis dried 81 il; BAG MEAT. strong; quoted
n & ~hs n9d Wse s. ss4y & So aosS g. tS
western spring s26 IS: standard 1niddng, s2s 80
-four DO $50 60 red dog ssi 3o city bran ss5 50 bulk
M 5 omy sa IN op SIS SO BULK sss 70 sacks
on sasuTS e ID bR
] o'clock price of December being 81 1Os or pTac-
cs even with t ss nrsSGnf Sn, oga nsh n T6s a n
o which IF fet edned IN @ @ DAG on
slthough spot wheat was reported I'D 10 Id higher In
higher Berlin ~ lower and Budapest 13sc higher.
after its weakness Of the pTsviou. DAY The dspreG
rate OF do 200 'G S1she nre,o1s eek and to
the @ fGs m eo moenSh n T9p s 600 oS6 m than last
There was fair export nquty resulting N
that some good sales of nour had been made there on
export secogn frinea f9 fmrtbsr bsd neTs from the
Nothwes incigdng pfedictos5 9T hssny freeEe m
besvy again aggregating s22 ooo bushels wheat and
A
only 3s5 cars. compared with 7oe cars year aeo
ne OGs a osih % aTEe sao nd srsTaH
30 Northern Duluth, 81 21 "a and No hard winter
| asa b. COR&-The absence of frost in
states where n been predicted FRIDAY night gave
III. corn market weaker opening on saturday There
vas later rally from the low point due TO commits,
| sion house higher wheat prices. but on
estnates Of I.oe5 cars at Chicago for Monday the
4 seH off close At O'Clock
locally quoted Liverpool closed
I'D higher on futures and I'D ID higher on spots
rrotts predicted in the localities that
.xpected the weather Friday night Cash corn
| nominal OATS-The selling OF
line December oats in Chicago broke that option
| a cent a bushel Saturday. from which there was
subsequent ooyerns Cash oats In HtN
natural white 2s 70 30 h. 5sc and clipped white
| 80 20 Sc ih 6n9ssiac RYE-MaTket nrner; No;
/ &c BARLEY-MarEct
4 steadv: mating a5c 81 o3 york
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THE AMERICAN AGREtILTI RAJ
IL CON Ny

NEW YORK. SePt T. IFV'
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND No Il.
Al regular meeting OF the Board ~ Directors ~
The American Agricultural Chemical Company. held
Resolved that a semi annual dividend
~ THREE a. PER CENT the Preferred capital
Stoc;< he and paid October 18th next TO
stockhoiderS or September fath. 1907
Tho Transfer Books OF the Preferred Stock will he
closed on THURSDAY September 18Th. At o'clock 2 NJ.
and remain closed until 10 o'clock A. M Tuesday.
1907