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New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. 6-Decreased stocks of wheat in
t Ss northwest and firmness OF the stock market
-4e strengthening influence to-day on the wheat
--lNeI May closing gain OF &c TO 14c. Corn Is
- - &c Oats are shade up Provisions are down
-se to 271zc.
The wheat market was inclined 10 be weak at
sAs start, owing TO aGVices from Argentina that
harvesting IS progressing favorably and that the
Gop there is in good condition The suspension Of
snother bank also had depressing effect in the
-st Aour moderate advance at Liverpool how
esei, held many WoUld-be sellers in check, and
Neelng was OF light volume. The market devel-
~ considerable hrmness toward the middle OF
- ca because OF sharp advances at Minneapolis
ao t winnipeg, due 10 depleted stocks of wheat at
usoss centres Strength Of the stock list and an
nsaneeTnent that all depositors of the bank that
sossa It's doors to-day viii be paid in fun I'M
1- -aeo additional strength 10 wheat. The close
Aes hrrp- May opened &c nc lower at 81 Ol1s
~ ~ u el1, soid at 81 o. and advanced to 81 o2bs:
- close al 81 0Is4 10 81 el7s. Clearances OF
pt pAeat and -four were equal 10 100000 bushels.
1Oits Tor The week, shown by Bradstreets,
@ 1e equal 10 900 bushels. Primary receipts
ss $4,000 bushels, compared with $4,000 bushels
n e corresponding day d year ago Minneapolis
..sh and Chicago reported receipts Of 5S3 cars
age
Trade in corn Was dull and rather weak all day
decline in live hogs with liberal receipts OF corn
sao falling OF IA demand for cash were the
f..-Aeiial besTish influences. The close was easy
nay opened unchanged TO 1Jzc lower 56l4c TO
sS sod at 5ss.c and declined TO 56isc. The close
in a sb7sc Local receipts were Isl cars, incluo-
As Of contract grade
h.
"a . reading bull. Trade OF light volume De
OF reluctance CT pit traders 20 either Duy OF
fas "a ~ view q the approaching holidays. Deihahu
~ ~ easn cats was also less urgent. May opened a
- io~er 20 q shade higher at 531zc 10 252sc'
- 'eisteH a1s5g - 53zzc and closed al o"5sc-
sraelta 53 cars
f'siaila were selling by pit uaoetsc
- 1ttAs sss 8ased or heavier movement Oh
tsse%s q t-e elase May pork was or z'1zc az
- -54c I9e . 50 and ribs 15c 10 l1iec at 81.
g. ..-@lse receipts FOR tomorrow; WheaI dS 70
49, lfts ~ cars. oats. 195 cars; hogs Zooo"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" says


Further improvement in the financial situation
is facilitating the return OF normal commercial
oitionS, but there is still great deal of idle
chinery mills and factories. In the leading in
until there is no probability Of cancellations and
consumers show an inclination TO place orders for
forward deliveries Retail trade is fairly well
maintained, demand for holiday goods assuming
seasonable proportions. and collections are more
prompt. Railway earnings for November were ,
per cent less than IN 1906. and liabilities OF failures
were S5,656,229 larger. but insolvencies made a
much better showing than in October, and eininat-
ing the comparatively few failures of 100000
was only S6,ss1, against $500 in November 1906
Foreign commerce at this port for the last week
shows gain of S4,526,S5s in exports and a loss
of $685. 049 in imports as compared with the same
week last year Money is easier. although the pre-
mium on currency has not entirely disappeared and
the total amount of money in circulation on De-
cenber l far exceeded all records while the per
capita amount also reached new high-water mark
at S34 IL estimated population of S6.666, 900
Sales of securities are again above million shares
daily, and prices OF the sixty most active railway
stocks averaged So higher than at the low point of
the preceding week. Bank exchanges at New York
for the week 37-S per cent less than last year.
and al other leading cities there was an average
decrease Of 22.6 per cent
-'Bradstreet's" says:
Improvement is still largely confined to financial
matters notable in this respect being the increased
ease in call money, some lifting Of the embargo on
time loans. advancing prices for both bonds and
stocks and lowering Of the currency premium
necessities on the part Of some banks Accompany
ing these developments however. has come an
accentuation OF the more confident feeling noted in
general trade lines and in few industries further
reinstatement of orders cancelled in panicky way
some time ago. some renewal Of buying for quick
shipment from lobberS. and where more seasonable
South some stimulation Of the demand at retail
for winter apparel and for holiday specialties. At
best, however, trade whole is stiu very quiet
industrial activity Is below the normal for this
season Of the year
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
SoES BANK FOR COMMISSION
wants $4,000 for Selling Real Estate Be
longing to Mercantile National

camille n-aa Just been brought against the Mer-
c,I,;--e ->duonal Bank for $4,000 by Jeremiah !.
- real estate broker, who alleges the
pdIh owes him that amount as his con1noeisioo
rba so,-+ts oi IL last January two buildings at
- ..t"ese corner of Broadway and Dew street
10 the City Investing Companv tbrongb CO. q
Gunther. for 100000. o'Oi
~, hHr $50 70 MI SuiliFan's complaint drawn up
py hts lawyer. Richard J. Donovan of No 10
broadway, Miles NJ. OBrien a former director ~
'Ie Niercanuie Bank and its acknowledged repre-
sentative 10 procure the sale of the property au-
tholiZeu MI sullivan to obtain purchaser and
make the sale After seven months. work Mr.
sullivan declares, he found a purchaser in the
Ci'y investing company. Almost immediately
however the property sold to G. F. Gunther
"hom he subsequently discovered he says was
ecting for the investing comnany. MI. Sullivan
says. therefore it was through him that the in
Vesung company came to buy the property.
The Mercantile Bank, through Its attorneys
sullivan & Cromwell, ADMITS that Mr. O'Bren was
authorized TO empower broker to sell the build
ings. but declares that it was not through Mr.
Sullivans influence that the sale was made.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

COTTON-The cotton market made high
ord during to-day's and ruled active local
and Southern buying. with the close steady al net
advance OF 12I1S points. Sales were estimated at
300 900 bales the day The market opened STEADY
was better the cables, and In spite or the
bank failure reported PtsbGrg and disquiet!ng
rlnors concerning conditions in Western commercial
advanced right after the on aSbEeS-
gfye bull support covering by operators who had
probably sold the previous day the Ges's report
which less bullish than the crop estimates creu
latfnE earlier the There were receSslons OF
several points middle session but the gen
eraI tendency upward, and in the afternoon the
market strong and active On an incFeRs-
demand from outside sources ana very buish Fe-
ports concerning conditions the interior spot mar
kets. AT high point January sold at ll-'c ana
March a II 43c. 1925 points net higher Inc
The feature of Southern the bulishness
concerning attitude Of Interior holders,
II is said that prominent local spot interest -
predicting cotton VIII sell as high as 10 cens
during the owing the increased difficulty his
rn is experiencing In securing spot supplies There
was considerable selling scale up on the theory
bat Tie agaressiveness bulls indicated desire
on their part 70 force the short interest and
ulee their the long side OF the market either
next week Superintendent Kings weekly movement
figures follow: Port receipts, 3T24o2 Dales against
42e $40 year. overland to mills and Canada 23S6i
Southern mill tdkings. est-
,1a,ed oeO ~ gain of stock
- ,rteTior towns % bales against 25947 last
ear brought into sight for the week, 4s45l2 bales.
receipts GSl bales against 4,I2S So last year
overland 10 mills Canada 1s7,43l against 334 S13
last year; Southern mill takings 10000 against
las. stock interior towns IN excess OF
eetenter 555 BOB against 473.20S last brought
info sight far for season, 4.1Si.3oS. against
q 90 last The total crop movement IL, re-
ctiveIv for 81 days this against 9S days last
season, Note: Deduction from gross overland thls
week include 4.427 bales shipped from St Louis to
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Dec 6.-CATTLE-Estimated receipts. 5000
head; market steady TO strong: steers s. l5<o So stock
feeders. S2Gs4 so; 50 1904 80; hefers
50Qs5 25; bulls. 81 6o6s4 5o calves. sSGs7 HOGS
1Oc lower; choice heavy shipping. IS 10qS5 %. light
butchers IS 1oqs5 %; light mixed 81 o59S5 10; pack
Ing 81 46Gs5 pigs S4s4 20: bulk OF sales 81 eos5
SHEEP-Receipts estimated about 1000 head: market
slow and dull; sheep. sa ooGSa: lambs s. 2osse SS
yearlings 81 23GSo Is.
Cincinnati Dec. 6-HOGS-5c lower: butchers and
shippers. s. 15Gs5 20; common s49s4 so CArTLE-Dun
and fair good shippers 81 SoGS5 10:
81 4oqS2 So SEEEP-Steady. s2Gs4 So IAMBS-Steady.
81 25dS6
steady; prime steers. IS eoQ$5 s. vEALS-Recepts,
1000 head opened active and closing strong and
lower; $5as9 25. HOGS-Recepts IL. 500 head: slow
light active heavy; 5q15c lower; heavy and mixed.
So 4odso a. Workers. IS sogs5 4o pigs. IS 309sS to
81 6oGS4 90; daires. SIS 3OQS5 40 SHEEP AND
ye-rlings and wetherS, 1895;
81 20: sheep. mixed. 81 501S4 s5
Kansas City, Dec. 6.-CATTLE-Receipts. 400, in
Guiding 400 Southerns; market steady shade higher
Choice export and dressed beef steers s. 25 s. 10
fair to good. s49s5 20; Western steers s. 5o9st so
a 81 %; Southern cows So % a S3 35: native cows
81 9oGs4 25 native heifers 81 50Qs5 10: bulls IS IS
as+ 20 calves. So 75Gs6 IS. HOGS-Receipts. H. 900;
market opened sc lower closed strong top. 81 STU
bulk of sales 81 70@s4 s5 heavy. 81 T094 szs pack
81 T5 s5: pigs and lights s4 509s5 So SHEEP
Receipts. 5000; steady; lambs. s5@S8 25;
and yearings. 81 % s5; Western yearngs. "a
So Western sheep. s3 5oG 81 So stockers and feed
s39S4 25.
ass 40; veal calves. $s9Ss IS. SffEEr-Supply light;
market slow prime wethers S.; 81 so
Gs2 lambs 81 50aS6 So EOGS-Reeepts fair market
lower: all grades. IS 80: roughs. 81 25Gs4 rs
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

NETAIS-TIN-The London tin market was hisner I1s
HcSa the 9lshsE in S so so
S6PrER cop &as hghe adyanGng Iva
el dos 6a ana and unehanged with quoted
ala62c eectT9lyttiae, at 1sa had very sharp
break London eqsng at at "a lSs d5c
PELER unchanged to f2 rgs In h0hGGn Fon markets M
in fs The ssndad i4sni foundry quoted
Cleveland at 49s lSd No1thern IS
WASH was n0mina al ~ 2S The for pig iron
,fb h the foundry
sT9ed n asked as February $l and March
unchanged oasses hf%g held 9t fs 81.
6raans fa lagas oSs
good PTRRGe Pe1RGpscS@mon Is iic 10
S7e good prime 20 paqty 6aqdy hEheT to-
s On higher ofrerngs of crude, covering OF shorts
Oa aDo Ma4Sh IS Soc %ay
200 MY ss,r91eam nsSss do@nHsd Ell %si
sSi SSs Sns sd
s7oc bulk s5 refined cases New %sw foF6 York bbs
Ra iss'f 4e
White sesfs SsS Fre 1oF crude spot
Prime sumner yeIicw sp9t ss@Sg1 Pecs@be5 @
S5Sos SssSo SO 1s8Ssry aSe May sos4oc 4O 4s
off summer yeiiow pecemSer nrT,s White 42o prime
@ner raw A asc Gal6s sssa
raw 5a5I5s rTses were about best for
ta saN as packers sold there was very little out
ny the weakness OF uEe noss. 4he
t sas closed al about the lowest point chicago re
eeipts SO head; estimated 9T oo Sa1S5fay
Sa6tsd ssgsis Sss: ,hSs ss
a s smiIy s14 509s15; packet $1 5oa$12; extra
IN TnSa mess sa2GS23. BEEF HAMS-ouist; 81 90
M pEssfD HOGS-Quiet, Quoted: Baeons sac: $50 10
1 5So N TMc: i4O 10, 7lac; pigs, Itsc. CUT MEATS
i,ie9 beIes quiet Quoted: Smoking. 1oq1oac 10 10
aiS. I2 10 99os4c: IA 10. 9c picked hams steady e.g
Zoe ALoWsteady Quoted: City 5fe county,
zine S6Oc city lard steady SIC; refined steady
ggonth America 0 roc: Continent 9c Brazil kegs lie;
compound firm. 73s47Sc searine steady: oleo 7Sgsc;
c[ [.ICr-The general market steady with q good
averare distribution stock at full prices rule.
especalIy grades Quotations follow: Screen,
ings 27s 93hc; ordinary 4441ao; fair 4s a.So good
ordInary 5@5Ac; prime. 5ia 95&c; choice ~ @6Ec:
Japan domestic 5is 95Ac; Patna foreign. 57s q6*c'
STGAR-The Market for refined sugar was STEADY
but unchanged The following are list prices
subject to of 10 points and discount Of
per cent cash days: Crystal dominos II3c.
Eagle tablets 71Oc; cut loaf. 560c; crushed 55oc;
mould A. 5I5c; cubes Eagle 5-b bags powdered and
Eagle confectoners granulated, 5ooc; XAAA pow
dared. 495c; powdered. coarse powdered and truit
powdered and Eagle and extra nne granuiatea
aoc: Eagle cartons of fine sranuatsd &c: IN
5c 1O-fb bags do 95c: 25 and so 10 bags dol 4soc;
Eagle fine or standard granulated and diampnd A;
soc: confectioners' A 460c: No j. soc; No9 ana
4 455c; No 450c; No s. 45c; No g. 4 4oci No T.
No s.. 43oc: q. 4-25c No TO- 415c: NO H.
Ioc: No 4.05c: No 49, 4c: Nos H. 10 ana 10 SSoc
The London market for beet sugar was i9d hign-
with December quoted IT 81 sxd ana January u
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York, December
COFFEE-The coffee market was quiet TOO 20 nst nm mn
close being steacy htl uIt
changed 10 10 points higher Sales toF the Gay d al
I1r+e6 600 The market opened steASS' a.
Unchanged prices advance OF points, "nic9 ,n
steady European MARKET anu
light Brazilian recelpls
me light primary movement is considered
estimates of the crop ana the coistlIe-
reduction In the available supplies the proSp
docs not appear to attracting any material
buII speculation. and the demand today was ~
more than sufficient TO absorb onernss anu ~,
tor. Eavre closed at a ne' d4-
Zsnce of /. to = franc and Hamburg showed slI4tI
cf Brazilian markets reportsu ey
Change Receipts the ports were not Iu!IS
rorted but attention attracted by the AGpN ~
inoyenent which reached only 700 bags against 49,
for the day during the 10 too odg GIop Set
seller Of late months IN tho !oItI
market durlg the early session but II the bulsh phases
n the situation are sufficiently pronounced 70 en-
courage general buying movement they are we.I
short sales an1 offerings "eIe n"1
EeaJ The market for spot coffee steady with quo
tarons on the basis Of &c for RIO. No 4 -,
The range prices in the loca4 market to1S
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, December 8,

New York December 9. 1907;
euans S cars fo sia1shssrers and 50 for the
mskng with dv the ssas as sest Grades ws 1oo
bulls were also easier and generally rated loo ,, of;
iOc lower and good medium cows isS2oo OF The The
Yards sDG ns gs 20 Ss4 oo b and at
s4as45s bull: a 1sas. 2s ssys at & s. 20 ssS CO.
~ q1oe ID for common TO choice ice NATIVE
frmer at I2s.e per r. dressed weight: rsfriser,
si. bset s SS 5
1000 quarters of beef for schwarzs
snd 800 Quarters Of beer for United Beef
for tne London market 14oo quarters for
eaa ans G r h' @
ing with previous ao total for the week % IF
10 po f ss'fR Exception
casis safeMcPhersep an P CO.. IS Ohio steers 1912
s. 40 100 - ID d is ,cs do 4 1as2 e g. at Is s S
lucky tU KY do '' 12ss b. at IS So oxen ss
Rr lao 3 81 1900 T. '9 f.
80 Is Is sss at e a,a. ' ...-
R R on 9a lSss ss T. a. y s. e s. s Il t' IS a
Ohio stag. 1t1e ID s. 55 no. ., ,.so. ,s d
5rsSoi = GS'S 81, s E 5s is44 &
at IS 25 20 do 1920 ~ IS 90 40 do 1915 e at 81 Is;
1ss ss b .ao ss r ' 8 20 E. l9!s q = s:s
81 60: S2 do s2s io at - 5 - 40 80 i' A. 30
i' Nsatsa sS saa n e a: 5 ohio S' s nj q
$50 h. at s. & q Kentucky do l1ls ~ at 81 IS; IS
e Tonln % s s. esanGs; so do s S % II @
IS sss f. a. So M n Ohio sa SIS s. 's'G
Andrew Mullen: 10 cows, sst fn at 81 o. a-s
for the s as sss %af9f Sold With s
es eTs rSssa Ssfn,sd hsldy es ssd sfa% fssGs s
steady The pens At Wsse @ sa x paT 100 NJ barnyard
calves at ssass 2; prime light Western calves at y
'axf sasW va e. Hume lss N at 50 rs
Sanders: veaIs 1as 10 at 50 Is; do III 70 at
& 25: d IS do 2a5 b. at IS i2s ysarlng $50 ~ at
CAVES sufs 49, s. ct s s. ~ s?li y do 10
yaSe Gsa oisson Indiana veas 1S4 70.
2o IS 90 pilienbacE: veals ls7 n 50 rs: do.
1sa n at s. 50: do ia lo at az S, S, a, 50
SHEEP AMP 54 Tss esn s5 IS
cars market making with the stock od held saa over @
oTsr lambs still further declined l5c, and selling
o5e lower than Wednesday nearly everything went 70
the the icc ssss @ eSs GGaG sep
sssssd ss s mutton sSts dull sSS per
qsass%Tobin shannon 225 Ohio lambs 70 n
100 n 9 sso state ss Dc q s s. d. e aS ono No.
- sanaers aS lambs =. ~ s 7s sss
sS iSo = M 0a s at
uSd Co i7t Pennsylvania lambs. 80 rb at 80 80;
SO pennsylvania sheep: s5 N. at So =, sko.
IA So :. na@s s. s?s d. Ssas Dc
. n s. a s. 50 :, = s 49, 49,
81 erns Commission Company: $50 Ohio lambs. IS ~ at
Sc Ohio s shssn ens.es nos r 4 ias = lambs
50 Is; e state sheep NJ At So: q do teu' 100 No.
e. Curtis Z Son: lambs. ss n. at 8 .;
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
ASKS INFORMATION OF THE ERIE.
Upstate Public Service Board Investigating
Complaints of Delays.

Albany. Dec. 6-Acting its own initiative the
Public Service Commission in the second district
has had inspectors in parts of the state OBJ
serving the time tables OF the railroads. Formal
orders were served On the Erie Railroad Company
to-day requiring ii to furnish to the commission on
or before December is a statement showing the
movements of certain trains, there being apparent
delays in their operation.
Should this schedule corroborate the reports of
the commissions inspectors the Erie will be called
on to explain the cause OF delay, with a view of
Improvement in the running time change in
the schedule TO accord with the facts. Similar
action has been taken in the of the Continental
Limited the West Shore road.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
TERRAPIN IN LONDON.

- - -Ae Lol.lal Express.
psn-x.aasea ratest deicacy-the toothsome terra
give, lae 1lSh Of honor at private cliiiiei
ggegrs . NE Carlton Hotel last night. ana tnose
leger .i.9 si.9 We're not Americans declared they hao
rts lIasteo anything so delicious.
the -ost was Mr.. Walter White. who prought
cssse 81 sp.n alive all the way from Baltimore De-
~ lSondon 1 i-ol DC oD'aiiieo ioi io' "
lf.s~ Z dozen Of them made the transatlantic
lesIth ~ arrived at the Carlton IN the best OF
tess14's 50 delicate and delicious in flavor as
VIC os-b is known even by city aloeftneI
hst ss 49, . be content with ordinary turtle at
srhs ,tulaea plate.
;f6gs .itaapin, which spent their last day IN the
ssis siA N The Carlton kitchen, were served IN
bs,,,.s = efe hTst swiftly killed. and then dipped
he <sif7. aaef before being cut from tlelr shtIis
she crsss iatth were then placed tn trying pan
sHs eresrn sten sherry poured over thern- WINE
k1eues =. - were afterward slowly added. ana the
70 follow. as soup ooo'He' WIZ"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
Financial.

New York Produce Exehange Spring Bsens soasS
winter g sSast + oss sgGSEHI1e9 g DsT 100
Quoted hs FS. to FeGd s. o9oted
Kiln dried IS S5Ss5 PA 51sI R coaIse 25as
2 sa4 Quoted Msssp @ asd spTios dos
s36 standard midding s 5o -four do 80 'b Bulk SIS %
S:S dS2e SASS 2 BULK s2f 2oas27 4o sacs' 0'eA
e,,s an day and quite active as 10 nuccniative
while important as to bsteen s9S 81 oe and os
@ May the local closed unehanseo o%er on
night The 0psndns ad rspo1ts that Argentina
nasvesns TS. 9a5fsh 9NorhSesa
ana te e ther markets followed. recovering tns b
loss At mddayb Wybeh they weakened to steady up
the close on ,, sxPoe GOOD deai of export bust
ness was being worked there and thds sithough
shorts Tey loads could be confirmed at that pDns
understood hSwsyer orders were in the market
various declines % Tsfe rsvious days
a9ou! IS loads o, 90 bushels
poTance were the esbaaPd points and fact that
@%pors for the have increased so' ,ocEs were
bushels over baye hs bushels for the
week u Lats S ea6les 6es fe At Paris &c Berlin and ihs1
AFssna9 sS1s9sd Riss a24ooo
previous week and Broomhaa a Ss coo bushels
busheIs Of which $4,000 bushels were
amounted to eooooo M
with s27 900 bushels year ago Sash red 81 Of =
.Ie-a,1r and 81 O2 b afoat; No northern Duso
e. III and 10 hard winter 81 II =. o n,v,nr a,J
Sa4s>s Tbe corn market equally ouI' nloEinS
Hi.hin range OF SO at Chicago most %
night on account OF
fo5se selling larger Argentina shipments anu m Tn
The market
,h. closa with wheat and was finally &c
ret iawsr AZ New York Liverpool closed saas ~. .
hteher No corn quoted CSC elevator ana
aaoat; No white sslsc. and No yellow. os
: 0ATS-The market for oats oPeIeeuo
,po- an commission house buying. eased on WITH
,her markets and rallied again In the late
- coyartnr Cash oats New fork were quotxeo
as follows Mixed % to 80 10 HHc; natural T "a a5
v, SsiI 86ar RYE-Market quiet; No western
a0c b New York. Wheat including houG, a.s sapo,
- according "Bradstrcets. assregase
ia@ a4l bushels against 5.45e.S24 last week anu
9o1 03o lasf wear: since July 1, se6!oooo oushels
agairst So SIS III bushels last year Corn s5poIss
for the week fs7.27o bushels against o. ga. as9
hnshe,s against 10 462, T43 last year
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ifv.rnooi Dee 6-CIosins: wHEAr-Spot-No red
Western winter SAD: futures easy Dscemser as sid
March Is i'd May. IS 1ossd CoRN-Spot-PTin.s
red American quiet5 December nontnais
January IS s7sd. PEAs-canadian steady. Is iod-
FIOITR-Winter patents quiet. 30s Cd HOPS in London
1Pacths COAST quiet. f2gfS BEEF-Extra India mess
I'D. PORK-Prinne Western. steady. SOS.
.IfS-Short cut. TO 10. dull, Sd. BACON
11nIberIand cut 20 TO so duh. 3D.
clear niddles. light IS "a ID.
firm Sos Cd: long clear mddes. heavy IS 10 40 H. firm.
5 short clear backs. Is 20 h. firm. Sis clear bellies
IL 10 Is ID. SIS. LARD-Prime Western. in tisrces-
steady AIS 3d. refined pals. Cd
Ii I3 ID. firm Sos &C. CHEESE
Canadian white quiet sos do finest colorei
TIJRPENTINE-Spiri dull 55s I'd ROSIN-Connon
ste adv, los 3D. PETROLEUM. Refined firm. lid LIN
SEED OIL-Easy. 24s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
anpe that all transactions in tbe

r.ock Exchange that all transactions in the
NJ the 81 ST. v7-l, az per cent corporate stock and
rify e Nc Ne .orss nay be settled by delivery of
sssessrneh' rrr57 tie aporary receipts the bonds
cir, tie, represent -
rhoa ----reN LXCHANGE MEMBER.-RicF-
N" ~as- ~ 8arbour & Co. No. 25 Broad
ar5 = .zs- elel-e1 member of the New York
sS-,r Ez5hsnse-
ee"'.--4- N Stock EXCHANGE MEMBER
sIl 1900 T7<erange memberships were quoted
sfllFAe- ss- ea0 bid. with the lowest offer at
s7a0eO o1, .nvAScE-on the c,-, mar
siAa--nse-d Oil advanced 20 points, closing at ass
ket So az asked against 435 q 445 the preced-
BID anu since last saturday the market improve
tng oss standard Oil stock has amounted to 60 per
cerL ,D- TO rcrr - A,,,,,;-. +;r,, , -
AZ - the New York Stock Exchange by the
mace Water Company TO list additional
bas900 booo 900 common stock.
sI-nzaT NORTHERN-The Stock Exchange an
IfNL1 thst Great Northern Railway subscription
neaS n,s+s are now twelfth instalment paid. Eighty
Tecep-s, az the new stock has been paid for.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

es sRd Locally the market for raw sugar hsia G sse
and unchanged, with centrifugal, 30 test. at 49,
muscovado SO test at 315 Q32Oe and nnoassss .,
so test AZ 2s5 "a 9Oc. Wi!lett & Gray: Iota stoSA
90 ESrona ana America 16SS, ,23s against Io06-
e71 tons last year the same uneven oates
OF stock is 267 against an me
~ II $50 tons last week Total stocks and anoats
together show visible supply OF 1Ios23s tons agnst
fIs All tons last year or a decrease Of s5T3 tons
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
COBALT STOCKS.
FoREIeN eovERNMENr SECURITIES.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

Imports and uarketings Of drygoods this week,
via comparisons, Were as follows;
This week Last year.
.asl innports--.-. 50 O23 272 sa3IG954 S3451, ,e5G
.os7l Earketings.- $50 2S3 l.7I74IG 3,i53, ,Uts
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

state culis ~ at So 5o q yearlIngs 81
IS 50 90 state sheep. IA n. az So T5.
HOGS-Rsceipts 2042 4.01S head. all
saughterers except head Feeling and nonf
lower Buffalo advices. Country dressed hogs
quiet at 6GSe per 10
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

AL ALBANIA GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTICE.

New York. Nb
agreement OF tt Company Ms Ch &
tdaysot rya July n each hy the o The Farmers a
4 Yet the Fh Mortgage
dbodstoc continue uhd h % avail o
usHeetN York; Is thn tn bankers
Attention. sinttd t the appde y
temporal ryp for dep d d
o endorse
coupon due
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