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Anti.saloor League Busy.

Muskoece, OKLA. Aug lo.- Another
statewide campaicn for the >,rictcr
enforcement OF th. prohibition law,
and the creation o. sentiment In favor
or Rose laws, is the plan Of the anti
saloon league, under the direction OF
Rev. +. NJ. Swe-t. who was last week
chosen ~ Oklahoma City 20 succeed
Dr. 2 c D.nvidiie The later viii
leave shortly for England 20 engage
IN similar work 70 that which ho did
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beg 20 announce / Will be o?on
.o- business tomorrow. Aug. Sth. i1
,te building first door cas-, OF HyGen
4 Hodges and will be prepared 70
furnish the public With the very
aeS; ot meats In the market line.
Z have returned % Ardmore 10 stay
and shall be slad 10 have all my o.!
friends and customers come and see
ne CHAS. KERNER.
- no.
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bu-u..t.s brushes are on the end Of
. long "Persimmon Pole" Let Bur
u.,, 80 you- knocking 7-St
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ALBATROSS

That's TIE name % the best houl
sold in Ardmore.
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New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. January 2s 1905.
BEEs ES-Recetpts We're 80 923 head. in
and 2 Yer
trading Feeling than Dressed
was in moderate demand 1izq9lzc N with
sales at o4sc for medium ~ prime native sides Liver
No shipments Of livestock dressed
port to-day. To the Adrisc Will
1900 quarters Of beef for various shippers
GAIN ES-Rec@fpts a dsf
for ths market. and Western calves
yesterday VeaIs just steady.
for except choice; nominal
Common choice sold S59s9 10 per n
duh s14 N for city
and 7GI2c for country dressed.
sal-s-s sanders: 81 Vesls. IA n average. 50 30
". r Hume; II veals. 135 n. a. 50 -
SHEEP AND IANBs-Receipts wer I4L car. or
1886 including 2 for slauzhterers 81.
for making with tbs sales stock. I0l7
slow ani several likely Be held
choice sold So 5oGs5 81 per 100 10
prime lambs 81 25as7 rs. cuis Dressed
ton SGl0c q
ioa12zc with hog selling 1Sc country
dressed hothouse lambs steady at $3.50 PER
SaleSK Commission Company iS4 Western lambs.
az average. 81 80 100 m 2 do, SO H. at 81 80
"a do 81 n at s. CO. isT ,n dnd5ans "a Do = 10 a; -
dc. 107 10 s.. Gate yesterday 30 Indiana
heep, I41 10. at s. 80
state lambs. "a n. AZ s. 80; IL state
sheep n at 81 rs.
W R. Hume: SO state lambs 81 n. at 81 rs; culs
45 rn ar s5 state sheep i1o n, at s. 80 ysarns
l1O 70, at So.
ing carload markst. Feeling easier and good
Ohio pigs 81 s5asi 90 1oc 10 Country dressed
hogs quiet 5d7l&c per II for heavy 10 gEt weights
Commission Company 12o Ohio PIGS. los
average 81 80 per 100 10 Gate yesterday, ~ Fenn
sylvania hogs. 116 n. at s.
Tobin q shannon: i25 Ohio pigs lo4 n. at 81 S.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29

C0TTOS.-The local market for spot
ding upland 1896 Tor middIiag gulf sales. 41o
lows: Mobile very dull sc lo"7er at sales 100
6eIss- Savannah STEADY. sc lowe: at me-; sales,
Norfolk quiet sc love- al 13c sales 7g2 baies Raj.
nominal unchanged. I2c. augusta STEADY.
unchanged Al sc; sales, $50 bales ST Louis quiet.
&c lower 81 12sc- Little Rock, steady, 5se
II e-l6c ~tiayeston quiet. &c lower. I2c sales,
sales. 1I5o bales Houston easy sc lower 12c-
timated receipts al leading points for Wednesday At
s So Sss sS Isf Week s d - az ,af aeo, go 10 tSo @ oaes
Orleans L. 800 10 1850 bales against S66 last week
Cotton Exchange special IyerPo9I cables: Spot cot
lean 40 900; upland 64od. Futures opened steady
81 4iz points lower. Closed barely steady.
us-y and Fe6ruarS March 5sac March-APTii 5s5 5se
APMsy; 'Se MygI tS Sst 5SS unIqy S9oo:
teuber-octobeT 5623.c: October November U523c: No
lar: cloths offers too low.
FLOUR ASD MEAI.-Denand for -four Shove, some
Rass strasts Prices we're unchahse Daaef aed aoa snd
steady Rye -four was duh at uncflansed quotations..
Exchange: Spring patents. s 3o6s6 30; winter
sas s. eoasS ss dS s!sa R2 WtsT s4gs4 20 extra
Sc sss.ds s:- asass sosss 4 ed9ioe to
dried. $ asasa so. BAGAIEAI1-steady Quoted: F4ne
white and yso s. as.S tSafa S9 0Ssss 81 @i @s1 40 FEED
spring sas 50: standard middins SEE hour do. SIS 5o
6s ed d2 Sc ssa7 u ddRs Ts RED s s 50
SO 90 honiny chop. SIS 60 bulk s2e so sacks onea
Observation-Disclosures for cold wav. in
ton at present with decreasing receipts in
s snd Sn fe sithonsh not at bes POINT 9 Of
bSae 4 & a ae5 as o. %T sy4 Tas
ing the day. which widened the difference about
Iaret until tust Before the close When ilftie II pros
taking took place on the poor export demand light
Although trade wss quite Inodsrats all day. the
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
STEEL SALES DROP OFF.
DECEMBER EARNINGS Low
r. S. Corporation Declares Regular
Quarterly Dioidend, HosceUer.

r-e United States Steel Corporations statement
:. earnings for the quarter ended December 81.
or made public yesterday shows net earnings
e. the three months OF Sc 553e ea5. about what had
,.n expecred in financial circles. This compares
s.r sss Sli 80 for the preceding quarter and s4,
"A % for the corresponding quarter of 1906 The
.-ninrs for the month of October. s170a2,2 ,21. are
:. largest on record fer a single month but the
-.at drop in the steel business that has taken
-ssce IN the last six weeks is shown by the fact
+.st n December the earnings fell to 53l, the
,,u-est figure for any month sirce 1893
tn, earnings for November were sli 67.253. The
.,r-us for the quarter after the payment OF all
-bsrres and thereeular dividends the preferred
ns common stock is s.3See7z. against s49ll-7il
o. the quarter ended September 30. 1907. and sS,$24
* in the corresponding quarter of 1906 The un-
elea orders books al the end of the quarter
a.. s245ss tons. compared with s.s2AoS In the
,-ece3ir- quarter and s4s9.71S tons year ago.
xbirb was the largest amount ever reported
charges and appropriations aggregating ses7'.-
-es se deducted from, the total earnings. $685.
sss or amount being for sinking funds on n"n"
~ subsidiary companies s5.es2.@75 for depreciation
snd reserve funds Irregular prcyisicnl and S'"oVV"
Ger sDecial Improvement and replacement funds nan
NJ The usual amount leaving balance of net earn
mrs amounting TO 5S7s.la7- From this sum ee-
c4ios are made IF s5.s7e2S1 for interest Tor the
,y,sr on bonds Of tho corporation. and Sl5o'7S1
q. rlzir, f,,ras on those bonds. leaving 4 balance
s ,1s 2a5 7es from which is charged on S49''.o29
a. s5sys--uer1t< in s1ndrE accounts
ron tho sun, remaining di~idends foT the quar-
49, - = SOS qle on the preferred stock and s25z1-
r, ~ -hA common stock deducted, leaving the
=----lrs fa- tho quarter At ss"AE.-44- Appropfia-
-. s-e rra6- from this surplus of s60 .aoa On
-. ~ .z1,er,,Iitl1res made and 70 ne made
,1,o-tzea appropriations for additional property,
- -,s-fs construction and discharge of capital
obligations
-4a regular dirl6en6s of - per cent on the pre-
.~.,z md o-e-half Of + Per cent on the common
- -.-. declared ~ rhe meeting Tire preferred
=. r.~sbre N F-y--uarv - and the common on
March 90
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
NO RESULT FROM RATE CONFERENCE.
Railroad Questions in Tennessee VIII Go TO
the Courts for Adjudication.

NssAvi.le Tenn. Jan "a conference At the
Cspi,oI to-day between Governor Patterson. sep-
rsserta-ivcs of the several railroads operating in
Teuueszec ard -he Tennessee Railroad Con.nis-
scr 70 reach an ar1cable settlement Of the pas
ssnser rate question in this state was Gnsuccass-
r.. and The protesting roads will take the ques-
sion 10 the courts for final adjustment President
Thomas e -le Nashville. Chattanooga & 81 Louis
Rslwsy and President Smith Of the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad we're present. while the pTesi-
dents of tn Illinois Central and Southern roads
sere represented b- nigh traffic officials and mem
bsgs Of the legal department Colonel Russell. OF
ne Mobile < Ohio Railroad. and Mr.. Murphy. cf
the Cincinnati New Orleans q Texas Pacific Rail
rosd. SAID their reads ready TO meet the pro-
roszl Of the Southern Railroad In r. reduction Of
-stes the basis OF the agreement made in
Georgia
Presidents Smith and Thomas and c. n Burch,
of the Illinois Central Railroad. said that under
present conditions their companies could not agree
10 z reduction Mr. Smith said the Louisville &
Nashville having refused 10 obey the rates in
otnsT states pTecludec from taking any diff
ferent action II Tennessee, but that II the other
states wun the fight the Louisville & Nashville
would voluntarily give Tennessee the benefit Of the
-eoucton
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29

scros scare? ana higher T, ons to our recent a stors
florida No l. per b6i ssass Bermuda second crop Per
@ane SS 50 T sack & : ess as s s sS
Western in bulk .. Per $50 n 81 12aS9 20 STATE @ a5S
g 10 SWEET POT PQIAT9Es o SIS Jersey Per b0 s. 2oES4 a.
fcqs2 AT1,fi0K Silfo1is ia % no Per p SIan seq
S12: ANIsE New Orleans. per bh S 50Gs4: BRUSSELS
crate 5si a5 g Ns dreams pe 100 bu2caes saas4
DO old d per b6 81 s9gs2 Carrots e Organs e. , snail
bermuda per crate 5oc6s: do Old per or bag 75cd
5oas4 50; csifarna ger esss ssGss So CAS-
ssS o@.f s4 tier sG s5 "a B.r pSsh Sb ss Ps de- e e
per bbi 81 25aSi so GfiICoRY New oriea2s, per per bb
per basket or crate s2as8 50: CAULrFLoWERs Florida
r De De eS6sf 6a 81 2eS s a6:r1e Us r Per 7s s 3
box. slqs2 Cuban. s1aS1 IS: EsCAROLE. New Orleans
ISL per io5 10 81 sods5 RAfE S9rfok fe b6I 5e
eoc: kOHLRABI New Orleans. 100 bunches. s3ds4:
@ oa FsT Orleans bs a. Pse lGa 8 a s9h M saS BEy
I5errlda Per box s. 3oGs3: Cuban. ssas4 MINT Ser
per bbi So 5oss4: Connecticut white per bbI ssqs5;
b9sst $iesI 81 state 90 and Westsrn % vbte psr c-ate
siGs1 bag 81 5essa 90 DO red and yeow per
bag = 5oqs2 @ cS RsR seB Pc. Gs 81 20 o3 9EsT
carrier. 81 25as2 cuban sIgse PEPPE:Rs. FIorida
per Ssr ts 4s1 30 gg9s9 ISgSo PEAS I Io7ds
s4 2 TsE 2f9Rs sur b per 9s s4qs & - & Do plain
orleans per bbl ST 5o9sa so a. I 5er Sssst s7
Florida basket s1as1 So bermuda per box 257Sc
s. a N oeas aih aa P ftn bbi s. 5s E PfE efs
oreans per Dbl s$gs4: STRING DEANS Florida. wax
bad per bS s32sas: 50; s. 7SSs3 ToT.da;
81 a5 sPINACTi NorfoE. per bbi 81 5oas2 ToM3ToFs'
Florida per carrier s1Gs2 so: Cuban. 75cas1 80: TUR
ufaba sssl is 90 'isssy bss 2Rs
Ss2 Ss5 25 s % "ATERcREss' PEI 10" punches si''
a[ osdG 81 Ia7 m SI s5 C :. ss, Ja9a,1 sp
f inc
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29

COTTON cotton was weak and un-
settled closing steady decline 70
sales Tere estimated $50 0oo bales The opened
STEADY a. an advance AZ points January. but
erat4y - points lo7s- months :
points lower during session
fjon and
TaitT covering the S
the active months result hrving
hy houses with Liverpool connections which
raned German cables stating that would
rot - on short time rumored yesterday. But there
vas no sign Of aggressive bul the
later became that
hy ter
houses liquidation by buyers
rrs The close practically the lowest point of
fh- session with Nav and July selling about
Titrthe Ion figures of last weAf Southern
officially reported generally lsc
private received during the afternoon indicated
considerably easier tendency interior Or
leans rallied closing
ron
pool said that from Manchester gloomy,
ferrins presumably the volume Of fresh business
other cables stated that Lancashire mills sold
To July l. German sdvices stated that German weavers
sold ahead practically the entire The
domestic goods indicated change
boarishuess
attributed . absence OF
aggressive bull support.
The Of contract prices local market
day a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For tbs week ending Tuesday. January 2s. 1908.

For tbs week ending Tuesday. january 2s. I80s
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts for the week, 15.402
bags beans and 16o bags peas exports o4s bags beans
and $50 bags peas imports. 6s5S bags beans and 2S
bags peas There have been no quotable changes in
varieties white beans. Trade
along quietly with enough stock arriving to
supply needs. Mos, the Jobhng business has
been outside figures especially for beans but
occasional lots have been shaded 2se There Is gen
orally holding Red kidney declined
20 81 e21s JSI g. exporters quite good deal
G a figures with further buying
a shade nrTner. II is doubtful
dry lots be bought below 81 So and
IN a snalsh a little Is occasionally obtained.
kidney drag Very little interest In turtle SOUP
Yellow entirely neglected California lima have held
up reasonably well, with pretty good Jobcing trade
Scotch peas gained 2sq5c closing nrm We quote:
BEANS marrow, cnoce. per bush, - 2T17 a$2 3o do
eopanon to good s2aS2 Is: medium. choice. 81 ~;
10 common good. $2a$2 22N pea, choice, 81 25p
t2 I'm. do common to good so8s2 22h; white KID
nay choice 81 eOos2 so de red kidney choice u go
- g 10fG = xsieH n aataA S2GolaA II
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

eo.-, New York. January 2S 1905
" ffS-ine coffee market activ
"a saies Tor the day being bags or
three times the closed
s-ady. net unchanged to = points The opening
vas s1eanN AZ unchanged prices.
Win foreign cables. Business quiet during the
eariF session and The market pretty well sustained nv
iL'3Ta' oenapas from trade interests
cfsse representing scattered liquidation and some
1hFtner SeiiiHE supposed firm
1pTir TOOK up the coffee offered hut prices sageed
si<'if on some positions before
,ioeos cables from IIavTe promoted
nero "a some ex-ent- hut the decline more -ener
ne nIepsnseG and Hamburg also
~ the Brazilian markets Rio rei= hut
santos vas firm and 70 reis higher Receipts
lNo ports We're HIee0 bags. two
tfn7sI
f.'sn tas7. against I1.Oo0 years ago 20 far for
season receipts AZ the two ports have been
against A1S6"@ bags 70 the date 1906
lfs nsrAe fe SPOT ocffee steady. with
81 tho basis of Sisr Ito No
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
pL1EY F1sK's GARAGE AND CAR BURN.
Gssolene Explosion Fires Building and
Sends Chauffeur to Hospital.

r.. 6es--o7-- Tho largo garage E~sferdsE ~
= - . -e-te- ~ X = Cedar street. who
e,a-+l-- bsrr rrir1ior doi'aT mansion on Milton
r,,4,r an she sound. II the garage at the time
-r-s Martin Muller. the chauffeur. and William
.--o15 T'er we're working on Nj FiskS tour
i-r ~7r when suddenly 2 gasoiene tank eNrlodeo
- toth ----A Thrown some distance The build
= -,,t Gre a-d 1-aS burned the ground. in
,,4.s ~ ~ efforts cf the Rye end Milton Poina
ire Departments
= -hs chauffeur vas hadly burned, hut. despite
-ix 47---lee e-deavored drag the machine fron1
-he burning structure The other man escaped by
irn7inz through : window The machine and
ssve-s- -7--rsrrs in The building were burned.
Tho exp ossaH blew out the front doors and win
doKs q The garage
-Tha cLauff-ur was removed - the Port Chester
Hosrf,al The loss is about s10.@s. 1ir- and Mrs
Ffsk are Spending the winter AT their town house
II This cfr-.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
OTHER MARkETS-eY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Jan s-CATTTlE-Receipts estimated about
$500 head Market steady. Steers. 81 23sse 30 COWS
81 75dS4 20: hefers 81 50GS5 Is; bulls 81 SS4$4 %
S3gST stockers and feeders 3 6oaS4 90 Hoo
Receipts, estimated $1,000 head Market fluc
lower choice heavy shipping. s4 45Qs4 so: butchers.
s4 4os4 so light 81 sodsi IS: choice light 81 IS
asa 40; packers So pigs 50 5oqS4 % bulk ot
sales 81 s0q$4 A. sHEEP-Receipts. estimated about
49, Market steady. Sheep ~ S4So 90. lambs.
So 259sT 30: yearngs. 50 1915 81
East Buffalo. Jan. 2s.-CATTIE-Receipts. 100 head:
fairly active steady prime steers. s. ooGs6 VEAIS
Receipts. 100 head: slow and Ee lower: IQss 70
FOGS-Receipts. 5.ioo head. good weights steady.
others slow and 1oQi5c lower: mixed, s4 75Gs4 81;
Workers. 81 55d<4 To; pigs 81 e54s. 80 SHEEP AND
IAMBS-Receipts. s,soo head slow an9 steady:
changed.
Kansas City. 2s-CATTLE-Recepts. 200
head. including +oo Souherns Market steady 20 1ec
lower. Cows, active choice export and dressed beef
steers S54s5 fair good 81 1Sn<5.
saGs5 20: stoekers and feeders 81 aS4 TO- Southern
81 loQA IT, Southern 81 son$a 80: native
81 6os4 IS native heifers. s. 25G$ 20: bulls.
81 1884 S5; calves. s. so@S4 =. HoGs-Reeetpts.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29

NTTaIS-TIN-7'he London market was somewhat
Closing at fl2S and futures flc@ 1os Sd The local
% %'5ke5 r oc vas 9qiei F 5iehe in
et With spot augted a. 80 a ana with lake quoted at
1915 a. eecr9Etic at q 2 q Was "a - unchanged m at
81 as Cd in Lemon ana os Sd to 500 15s in
London Pq5 vas ou he 8 Ensiish market was lower.
AS Sd oea ofad mo chang s s ss s5
The market for pig certificates at the Produce
dT srades are quoted as follows cash anuay and
February. s1e 50 asked March and April SIG 'o May
ana aoIassEs LAS AND genera %aTtst oaass
Tales +i Follow MofAssEsN%ew Orleans centrifugal.
Sc @ 1esa. sa opea fs so0s sYRUPs
Common. 12Gl4c; fair g d5q17e' good lsq2oc'
oHs-cotGonseed oil Weakened TO-DAY. under poor
'natbV With lover values in cotton hog prod
uets sales ed5 included Ns At 100 4c 400 g at
9nseed oil was unchanged notwithstanding the recent
d9cae m anos
white New & 9EFk 9sas sse Water RRit Sh
cases Ne% York issoc Phiiadephia 1850, cor
yellow spot Az 42lsc; January. 41g 45c February,
49a 45S S sptembe apfen sG 44 a AZ c OF suer
<o@42s good of sumner yeloW .oz 4oz 44e
RSiae P5ns TINsEED ofL~A'erican seed city $40
1SRD 1S' '15i2[-t2SS o71I22 Ts" 30 sac '''''
saaess N PTeyseSS td Sox. in ta s
ing by packers receipts Of 13Ooo hogs at all West
2Te %edPS5da P9ass $3.50 $3.50 Ksasas Kansas st @
si5 sfo s. tan2 sass5 SSasls ,dgs19 9sEE
RnSsfs 81 SGass sas5A nss
a.F 10 n esi ossi. Rs oh % s@se @ R e. 6 z 0?ss
ms Picked hams steady Quoted k, at ssc
7s5e 797 Rsshea laFd lard
Brazil kegs 10 ssc Compound steady Quoted at 7it9
stss1ins s5s2 sTHAHssNo'' 5aaao '0'So' oS'' 49, ''
Local market s ruled ss sas sssay r.oo.g .o s56 Eh
strong markets at fur prices. 1slmase New Orleans.
ros eI2R 40
last Sales 5 saPsd @ as Taa4 Ma ah s9on @
srge demand Talmase Charleston, tsesTaphs Care
bartsis aa is0s and saies
5sIe a5s more oraaaI dfG1 s@a4o: fa 4@4so good ord
nary, 4sQ51sc prime o.. q.4.c choice S9.aoc Japan
s9sss s9a sas.ea 5ssa Ss5 f'f"A foreign t''F
s B"s BUSHES. f sssd ss f s s'ad
lowing lis. prices subject TO rebate 81 10 points
saa saTaiaos. Ss5o: Ears tablets. 7aoe cut loaf Soc
ooWaeTd snd Faxfe eonsecosrs rranaiaed 5i5e
and Ears coarse and 1,s in.
IN bags dc 500: s M o,e bags :, DO do. ia'a sd
sss oss. ds In n. Dss' s
sscsd Sos ana SO s'qsssansl Ne a'Hs
Isl i sa .Ss Il Il t Ss u sis' 20 e
February. a2c basis ss test cost and freight and
10 Cuba centrifugal January shipment by |
at 7-i6o basis 90 test cost and freight This
duty prices the close
follows: Centrifugal, 20 Ss0c:
nuscovade test $500 rnoIasses sugar. So test
az 8OSc. The London market sugar sd
lighsr. with January and February at ss 11Hd In
centrais grinding, against 122 last |
week ffs last year and I47 years Receipts
the o ~esk against a. ' SO ss e IoF' os as
nd 81. 600 two years Exports Were 1880 tons
with I5. 500 week "a 500
nd q 500 years Stock is coo tons. which
with p. coo last week. ZOO last ana
s 600
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 2S.-Closng- WHEAT-Sp0t -asv:
No red Western winter. as Sd.
Is nd MAY. Is TSt- CCRN-Spot easy: prime
mixed American. Sc Sd. prime American.
old. Ss Sd futures steady; January, IS sad. March,
IS 3ss d. PEAS-Canadian steady. IS Sd. FLOUR
Winter patents. quiet. sos Cd HOPS-In Londoa
tPaeine Coast steady. I2gf3 los BEEF-Exrra
India steady. S5s. PCRk-Prius
ern. steady SIS "a HAMs-Short cut. IA TO rs ~
4es; short rie 1s 10 - H. weak AS 81; long clear
mddies light. IS 60 "a H. weak,
middies heavy. 35 20 40 10. weak 44s: short clear
backs. 15 20 20 ID. weak. ais. bellies. IA TO -
ID. weak, 4os 81 SHOuLDERS-Square, II TO Il ~
steady ses IARD-Prms Western. in tie-ces, dur.
sos Sd: American refined. IN pals quiet. Ais
CHEEsE-canadian finest white. nrnn. s5s
Canadian finest. colcred new arm. sss Sd TALLow
Prime dull. 29s 81
quiet Sss cd RoSIN-common arm. los ia Pr
TRoLEuM-Renned. Arm. Ihd. LINsEED ox1@
ouist, 2oa
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29

sales 81 i5ls4 40 heavy s5s4 so: packers, 81 2eo
90 pigs nd lights. So 7Os7s4 50 SHEEP-Receipts.
700 head Market steady closed weak Lambs s6 500
10: yearlingS 81 50GS5 so Western year
ngs s. 29S5 90. Western sheep 81 5GS5 -. stocksrs
and feeders. So 259S4 so
Pittsburg. Jan 2s-cATTLE.supply nsht: steady:
choice. s5Qs5 IS; prime. IS sasfs3 80 sHEEP-Suppiy
light; steady: prime wethers. s. 4GdS5
mon. S2QS3: lambs s5Es7 50. calves. sOGss
HOGS-Recepts fair slow. prime hssvies. light Yorkers
and pigs. 81 CO. mediums and heavy Workers. 81 COD
50. roughs. 50 5oQS4
Cincinnati. Jan 2s-HOGS-Gene-sIly zsc lower.
butchers and shippers. 81 so: 25rx4
CATTLE-Strong; fair good shippers. T5GS5 IS.
common. 81 2sas3 SHEEP-Stesdv. s. 5o~4Ss. lambs.
active and ISg25c higher. s5gsT so
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

ss,on San 2s-The Improvement in the foreign wool
80 rs reelected locally and ceate-s looking To
ne show
~s.k although th- actual movement OF supplies still
1-siEA IFgnsss cloth market Still In
ees buyers q clothing wool The leading domestic
ss-u1uo1s range Ss follows Ohio and Pennsylvania
- Ky so Sc 70 washed. 5sd3s-c No 2 washed
fne uazsshed. 26G27c one-ba. blood. clothing
o1e -z1 blood oou1b;rS. 3313sc. rhreeeig
20, eoI1ons 1890: onequarter blood conbing se9
o-11ne =zsaso. Ssf c; defatns unasshed 81 G52c-
ga Wisco-zin and New TorE heeces-Fine IN
.sSA1eo 141-sc oelssoe, uuweshed 2efSoc: one-hsK
So, --Vaznsc- q S32c- Kenrucky. Indiana and Mis-
es sEressghths b1oct. s29ssc o.e-ousrter blood 3
ecourcc values, Texxs-Ffne Il months. 1oG72cs
e e rno1thz ssSSec California Northern. esq
ntcc1s co1-ty. s7l5Sc. Southern 5s16ec- Oregon
- NC staple Toe No clothing. 661Soos
- sv--aEs S5566c; valley, No L 65T62c- Terri
Uco.-cs pGx1sl-Flne staple, 1or12c: nne medium
ce57oc t1e clothtns 6o1Ssc. fne medium. cloth
eeo0ee o1shas HOOD 6O1s7c; three@igaths blood.
ocs-Glz-1er blood. 1885 Pullsd-E1trs. 65H
W. n,e A. 5seSoc. supert, <S2<sc-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29
KN|CkERB0CkER TRUST GO.
Reprinted be
70 the Members Of The Bar Of New York:

without ns
of of
the elawyerso NewY York become
Depfs
n any
honsnec %
by the Presidents OF " OF
the eadin Banks in
of Cfed the United States District Court for the
Of
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do
assst and coope o.
January
New-York tribune., 1908-01-29

apparently had little effect on sentime ana
there was no attempt the market in view
the uncertainties connected with the Northwestern
For little attention was
cables including declines NJ q AT
iivarpooI : TO - points Paris and 2s at buda
stating that there was
Argentine political assurance
Tho ~ os2 600 bushels in worlds STOCKS
cornnarad with last of 36'1ne" btSi,-
eisiI week. about in ine Win
liberal Argentine offerings We're
and partly accounted Tor me a
sence of export demand here The interior mo @ ~
showed quite falling off total arrivals being 4p'o'v
bushels compared with all 600 bushels last
received ana
reported to have Increased I''oN"
husbeis in the last three days The cash Tarss-t IN
Nev, York closed follows: No red. 81 o4s for
M q \ afoat, No ! Northern bu-
Inth 81 20 and Nc hard winter. 81 145s D aIloat.
cor The prospects for clear and decidedly colder
weather prevented bulls from making mIch I l,nDd
.;on On the Prices held STEADY
ot the forenoon eventually Welded 10 untoadlhs
ans closed only higher in the local fnaTkeI
Statstics prored huliish. including cea
@ars AZ chicago "Wednesday. There was no eHpots
,at higher M corn quoted te%Ac Q
ne .is hire e7i.c aud No yellow. 6Ie .
asoa+ 0ATS-This was no more thaf stNaoE
an5 rsar the close off with other grains h9t
Trae steady here cash property. closing as
,o-.s Nixnd 90 IN 81 nc; natural white % 70
IN ~ |, asc clipped white, ~ n J" 10 10, 'o.3.
60 rvF Market easy. No .. western H"9F" -2c
: n <eo york RARLEY-Merket nominal