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New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

NETAITINThe Lonasn ma nsrst tE was - loTsG EIso tS to-
The o5ai marset gnshsnsed with quota
tons Ians9G from I'm 80 to e @ e n1s Ia!iS
the Harkst vas dull and uncaanE9d With lake quoted
Ing % in Ido6 and at &c locally spelter ad
and unchass9 $50 s5c locally .,t. IE0N was I15 g
standard foundry quoted AIS Sd and Cleveland war
@ No a. 70 fond4 Norhsr hs 0 quoted It s17 @ The
market for pig certificates at the Prouce EHehs1gs
egoted follows Cash FseruaEy ,s1 ya and March
- MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs@-Ths maTkss fer syrups
erally unchansed ouosatonS follow New orleans
tritgg e9nnon 15alse fair Isg22c EGod 2sc
sYRUPscoT1iaon isaI4s fair. ISsl7c; good 1sa3Oe;
'1 omsot5onseed lan oil vas barely sealy for cr1e
but firm for refined speculative buying of July and
%s1 GS3 ?s ssse sa 856o JUICE fyes
continued steady recent prices We qnote: PE3TI;o-
LEM standard and & whits obs .ss so egk & Sc Phi 4d4
10 eoc RliladslBhia 10 Sc wsaer whlss Nsw IoE
water white New YORK. 1ssoc: PhiIadel lphia.
ITns Ma1b suasq ysoS spot = eOrGI niT
yeIlow February. 81 good on summer yellow
42a45ise LINsEEp o1f@amercan seed city raw
44q45c; out-oftown. raw. 4Sai4e Calcutta raw. 7oc
we're hesgy again and fur
Packers sold live hogs closed easter and S III, the dssins
grain Total Chicago @ i receipts were oo hoss est
mated for tomorrow. 5000; a Western points.
Omaha. PORK steadS Quoted: Mess s1ias1s 80; fam
nots % sass ns! So sss,s Rs5 s a an f seE g. p.a
s SGSl Quoted e5 Ins s os sslaSI M RIEF Ho aaA
Steady Quoted 3acons. s1.c; $50 10 CSC 100 ~ 6asc:
aals aosd srnoSas 10 y nc: Is n
a7a.c; "A ib I4o P1ckled hams steady. Quoted: SD
LAFlD--steady: Quoted: Middle western prime. 1900
1900 city lard steady Is 9T4c: steady
quoted South America. ss5c: Continent, s10c Brazil
kegs o15c; compound steady. at STEA RINE
Barely steady. Quoted oIeo 1Ac; city lard stearine
RICE-The market for rice was steady here firm at
tons follow: Screenings. 3a3kc: ordinary. s&@4c;
fair 4s94Ac: good ordinary 47sassc prime. 51s sa5ssc;
eisn. 51s46i2c Ransoon and Bassein. 565ssc-
sTGAR-The market for refined steady:
were quite liberal The following are list prices subject
o rebate 10 points a discount OF per
cash days; Crystal donlinos &c; Eagle tablets.
cubes, 515c: XXXX powdered. 5o5c; Eagle b bags of
powdered Eagle confectoners' sranaated. 5.15c.
powdered powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
granulated Eagle arb cartons
do 515c; sb bags do 5 Ioc 10eit bags do 5o5c a5rb
and diamond A. ec; confectioners A. roc; No
!. 470c; Nos and g. Sc: No a 46oc No . 45Sc; No
25c: 42oc: H. 415c No 13. 41oc; Nos Il. Is
and 16 4 05c.
made al Csc basis, e6 test The local market
closed steady and unchanged with centrifugal
sc test S-7Jc; muscovade. So test. at @25c. and
beet sugar was quiet steady unchanged with Feb
ruary los and March at Los sd
Willett & Gray; Total stock of Europe and America.
dates The decrease Of stock Is 1l3s2o
$50 $40 tons last week Total
664 sss tons against ssss 75s year de-
crease of 21s, $40 tons.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
STAY ON STEEL CONCERN.
FoundTes Company Must
Defend Refndncing Plan IN Court.

an order against the American Steel Toundries
Company. subsidiary concern of the United Steel
Corporation, show why q proposed
financing plan should not be enjoned granted
Thursday evening by Nice-Chancelor Howell in
Jersey City.
Edward NJ Collie acting counsel for David
Strauss. of New York City, holder OF a7s shares
oI preferred stock of the defendant concern of 6
par value of slo3 each, obtained the order.
Inc proposed rehnancing plan. according 10 the
circular letter to the stockholders. calls for the
retirement and cancellation ali the outstanding
STOCK and the issue in place thereof of securi-
ties as follows In exchange Cor each share of pre-
ferred stock there shall be issued 81 par value
nc" stock, SO in debentures of the company dated
February l. 1905. and payable in fifteen years
bearing interest at the rate Of per cent payable
e'n-annually and 50 in cash For each share of
common stock of the par value 500 there shall
be issued 50 in stock.
Inc scheme. If carried out. WOULD reduce the
authorized capitalization of the company from
eSde5eVo TO sllls4.eo5. ali which would be COM
stock
Mr. Strauss in his bill alleged tho defendant con-
Germ Is the owner of large plants in various parts
Of The country. possesses large stocks goods and
merchandise also securities and stocks of
other corporations. as further assets bills
ana accounts receivable and cash. The bonded in
oebtedness. taken from an official balance sheet
July 81. 1897. does exceed $4,000 ooo, and tho
property and assets of the concern are stated TO
De largely in excess of the par value of total
authorized preferred stock.
The bill states: That if the said proposed plan
shan be carried into effect. effect thereof will
De the appropriation of the property your orator
and such other holders OF preferred stock to the
payment OF their claims against the company
Tor accomplished dividends And the extent that
the said surplus is applied the reduction of the
cost of property the practical effect thereof will be
an appropriate ton OF part the ,:",<-ty OF your
orator and such other holders referred stock
10 the increase OF the value o" -. >:,ity of the
present holders Of the common STOCK !c the prop
ertv and assets Of the company"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
MINING NOTES.

The announcement made this week that the
Venture Corporation. OF London. had completed
negotiations for the purchase OF La Rose mine, in
the Cobalt district OF Canada. Tho price paid is
said 20 have been s. eeo.ota La Rose mine IS a
private corporation. owned largely by the Timmins
Interests Its claims aggregate about eighty
In Coleman Township The sale Of this property
calls attention TO the interest which English in
vestors nla1ifestng the Canadian silver
camp This Is the second large investment OF Eng
lish capital made recently in the Cobalt mines the
Earl Of Chesterfield and associates having taken
large block of Cobalt Central stock last fall.
cording TO reports from Canada. capital is
readily obtainable FOR the development Of the camp
owing the progress made in the last two years
and the result is that bodies constantly
being discovered and opened up. The Temiskanling
mine. in crcss-cuttin the eoo-foot level during
the week, discovered vein running several
thousand ounces Of silver the ton The Cobalt
Central has uncovered two of these veins dur
ing the last month, which will give the
tTatins plant sufficient reserves for many
months TO come This plant is showing very high
percentage Of recoVeTies OF metal values
The new smelter which is being erected at the
Tintic camp is expected to be IN commission within
sixty days The buildings practically
pleted and the machinery IS all the ground The
compressor plant has arrived The railroad
has been finished from the snelter 10 the Colorado
and Iron Blossom properties, although it has not
yet reached the old Colorado shaft. Recently the
output from the camp has fallen to fifty tons
week. Of the mines having closed down be
cause OF the low price Of the metal Before the
depression the camp shipped nearly two hundred
tons week When the various mines reopened
it is expected that the output will be materially
larger than hitherto
Walkers Copper Letter says. in part:
Copper is in better demand, and the situation is
gradually improving Lake and electrclytic
quoted all the from 13Jsc to 1sc and sales have
been made at these prices recently Metal sold for
delivery in April and May commands isc to &c
than cash copper. Consumers in
creasing volume of business without corresponding
growth copper production, ard they expect prices
to be higher before the big sInelters. which
now wholly uartiaiIv closed down, again
sending copper TO market. The brass business is
looking I'D somewhat. and Connecticut Valley man
,IfactIIrers have been considerable buyers Some
of the brass manufacturers who IN October and
November reduced their working forces and ran
their factories only fhree days a week now
running full time again. There has been peTcep-
fibe increase the sheet copper business also, as
Is sboyn bv q larger demand the smelters and
Tefueries for cake, the in which copper is
rolling
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
OTHER MARKETS--BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb. T.-cATTLE-Receipts about 3ooo.
market steady TO SC lowe steers 81 70 So Is. cows
81 hefers So SOC s. ~ bulls So asa 80 calves.
$sG1s7: stockers end e.ders, s. soGs4 10 HOGS
shipping, s. 500 81 So light mixed. 81 80 @s4 40:
81 81 80; ehoce light 81 40 81 10: pack
ing s9s4 - pigs s.. IN 81 So bulk OF sales 81 a"
0$4 10. SHEEP-RsCe.pts about 900: market
steady sheep 81 . 81 90 lambs, 70 - 81 Co. year
Iings, 50 90 Sc 40.
Cincinnati Feb. .-HOGs-steady. sc lower;
and shippsss. 81 81 qs4 10. common: 81 60
4s4 30 CATTLE--Easy ana slow; fair to good ship
rers. s. 10 81 %: common s. % q So
East Bunalo. u Y, Feb. T-cATTLfI-Rec Receipts.
prime steers, 50 rs a
Sd VEAIs-Re ceipts. 400 head active ana soc
higher 54s1o HoGS--fteceipts. $500 head: active
lower irRvy and mixed 81 pa; Workers. 81 So
a 81 10: 81 ~. pigs sag 81 20; roughs. 81 a
81 dairies. s.. 20 . 81 SO SHEEP AND LAMBS
seccirts active; sheep steady lambs soc
Sc - n So 10
, Kansas Cisy. Feb. 7.--cATTLE-Receipt-, 1000.
Including 3aA Southerns; market stehdy cholcs e&-
port ftessed beef 50 II q 50 60; fafr TO
and feeders 50 o5qs4 10: Southern steers, $40 80 To-
southern -ov:s s5I5@s3 II; native COWS. 81 4oq
90: ge hefeEs sJ 90 q 50; bulls. y .opSi 10
caIye s315QsG HoGS-feccipts. 1s,5oo; market
lsWer. top 81 -; bulk OF sales 81 Ii 81 40
heavy s4 a5 a s. 40 packers 81 3Oas 81 a. and
I6c hSer, lambs Sc - CSC o5; ewes and yearlings
81 IS 30; yearlings 81 so So 20 Western
saeerx So -: stockeTs and feeders 50 "on b
II lon stool. Yards. Pittsburg. Feb. 1--CATIlHs--
ely light. ateady choice s. ia4 So prime 70 SoU
81 f. sTEEP-auppy light steadE prime Nethers
20 veal calves sSGss SO HoGs-Rec~1ets far
kti-e prime hea les. 81 5as4 SO NED nuns and
baev Yoksrs 8. 80; light Torkers 81 90 81 So PIGS
(sz 30 q s. 60 roasns IS 5e1s4l5
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York. February .. 1905
BEANS AND PEAs-The market showed further
strength on domestic small white beans largely be
time cRoiee pea having jobbins trade There
the stock n%i entiros cleared out Of rst hands
demand Red kidney are again hshsr ,.s1Id and
ehssper the arsst qnehsRseS Scotch s
b9s5. 8 > s. So eeaiaon 81 <2 so
SEQ s. 22s pea. choice. 81 aoa 81 So do somnl9a to
good s. s2S white kapsS fhOts onon 81 80 % s. . 60
81 s9 81 black e. u,e m ,, soup shG5eF 81 s. o fs
Scotch in05s bags : per bush SIS 81 So
ot aa TO make any change
The price Of fresh srsae s. Of 70 the
their little better A, the same time the
T storage creame adTanceI about &c suHcient
butter is quite sctive and higher and there
sGe for factor and pacns stock eas Ssr % fso
& do extras sac go ar'ts so 81 la sac DO score
do 0 extra5 ra5ro Il .tc j" rsts 70 1e DO sscohs
Specials 2sc: 90 extras 25isc: DO frsts :5c.
grds % fac tS itai@s dc seeondx e do
ern faetory held hrsts 22t.c 90 seconds &c; roll,
sh a2c: 10 s22o No 70 eie: o' do No Z. iaasoe
sn s Iera5e Ss to m s so w.
oang M which & ofeTssSs m n VIZ b m sns g 0 er G is
s2atned fairy s s1ss s demand oS s and %
Moderate weather F cream cheese is firmly held for
& Ens s ss II fair fHeo ana eae @ se ss
crsr os @ I d d state f, Cream sn,sI eo,5rsd
and White fancy 15i.c; do large eoiore fancy 15a.c
10 large white fancy I5l4c. do good prime. 14,s9
I5c do October and early November made 1914 q
14l.c do winter made. i2d13c: do fair. lo7
II Skins IL p. specials lie: SKINS sis
a1-c. fair good 6gsc: do common. 31<Gs1aci do
fuII skins. 1T2c.
EGGS-RsceIpts to-day. I.7os cases Arrivals are
Moderate there rather Ia quiet trade fresh
gathered and n liberal Offering OF stock hand
leading still in fair
We quote: state. Pennsylvania
aud nearbv selected white. 3oGScs do good 20
choice .TG29c do brown and mixed fancy. 262Tc, do
frzts 25GZJisc Western extras 2In2Sc. Western and
southern 25c: do seconds s+n24sc do thirds 2i
a3c; dirties 1SG2oc checks ot Tc refrtEerator hrst
.Ia22c: seconds l9a20c; do thirds. ITalsisc 90 in
ferior 6c do Hmed, good 70 fancy! 1St=Hnt=c; do
lower grades. laU1sc.
FRJIIS-FRESH-A in light supply and very
quiet Cranherries firm. Strawberries dull RnT weak
n considerable accumulation and dragging
heavily FineapI,es choice. We
APPLES. king eti s. 5OBS4: dc
Sptzenbe-p s. 2ssfS3 se do Northern y 2sFS5
% Baldwin cold - .5 81 so do common storage
s2asa: Greening. cold storage. sSgSa t do common
S2aS2 -. Go fatr. 81 .,at -; GRAN
BERRIES. Cape Cod late varieties bbl s. atFSs'
do early do Jersey. bhl s. aelss so
ORANGES Florida. IN lines. per box SlGse 80; TAN
GFRINEs Fl0riea, per strap 81 5offSi; MANpARISS
FIortda per strap saas3 -: sATSJNAs Florida. per
strap sa6S3 KITMQJ-ATS, Florida quart lu4s lse
ar APF,TRT-ITr Florida. good fancy. boy. sia
s. so do roor 20 fair 81 5oaSS PINEsPrI-ES, Florda
r-eT crate sI6A1 80. Cuban isrG>2 DO sAe', n
CAYENNE S2dse 80. do Abhska. 81 S1cSs .
VDps-There stiu slraost entire sr7Snce q
interest shoun b. probably from ths tact ta
thew pTett~ stocked up OF from N. presen
nnanc.al situation. On n. Fschc Coast trading con-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
Decide ON INSURANCE LEGISLATION
slls vii Be Introduced Modifying Laws IN
Three Particulars.

fhe Association Of Life Insurance Presidents. of
EHlch Grover Cleveland Is chairman, held a meet
ng 7ester6sy and decided Jtet immediate action
ioEa-d getting life insurance legislation passed
pr The present legislature necessary. II III
srscfed lis secretary 10 GO 70 Albany and present
els asking for amendment and modification CT the
as Insurance laws in three particulars That
.eaoa Of this character would soon DC taken was
ttd In yesterdays Tribune
The kills that the association viii have introduced
ssa provide for:
flrsf-Tte repeal Of Section s. Of the insurance
sss- which limits the amount Of surplus which 4
cenllan- nay hold
secoa5-an amendment Of Section sS Of the ins1r-
snee laws to permit the issuance OF policies VITA
e-srTed dividends impaired lives
Thrd-sn amendment 10 Section 81 OF the lnsoF-
a1cs IaRs. which affects teh compensation OF th@
solcitng agent.
TIE exsrt draft OF the bill 10 amend Section 81
XII be prepared h.- the executive committee
Robert --ynn Cox who a member Of the Arm
e-,,g co-1-r1.ttee and IS secretary OF The Lie
otcers Association. will attend TO the introoucuon
he
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

of I'D in face The big A-zentine exports
against declines of IN points Paris re ~
Berlin and Sfsc Budapest In the late afternoon
when af the domestic strength appeared the
buying stimulated by "A builish Modern Miiisr
report indicating apprehension farmers IN a
unreasonable weather the Of field pests
- admitted, however that colfrrnatioa or
material damage had secured The heasy
weekly eeararces from both coasts also helped the
late market and fral prices fully lc net hzher
representing practically the day Cash wheat
following basis No a: red. 81 02is elevator snd
81 nSt. O aaoat Northern Duluth. 81 IL
and No . hard winter 81 II u o b ahoat. CORN
Similar responses made by the corn market TO
active bull support. and prices the cicse showed
sc representing highest figures OF the
movement and grading. coupled With lighter Ar
seutine shipments and commission house support
slight from around midday the
late market affected by the wheat strength ana
light speculative offerings Liverpool closed
higher. the trade amounted 20 about
less nominal. with closing quotations as folloVs
No zoe elevator and Sc o adoet; No
white. 63i2c and No yellow. Ei4c anoat-
oATS-Ths local cash market strong and higher
and the West also firm contracts ia ne WITH
strength elsewhere and further commission house
support prices property here follow
Mixed. % 50 H. SIC: natural white. &c 10 - To-
81 Il 601ac and clipped white 81 to ~ H. ' oSc
RYE-Market dull. Western Ole nominal o n
New York. BARLEY-Nonlinal Wheat including
aggregate bushels against 45%s2e"
week and 331a92e last year: since July l. H.
5es. .Gs", against 1f3 3sSJs5 for the time last
Corn exports week. 1S35.l les. against
4o1.asa last since July
!. 81 0l3.974. against 50 s3I, 7es last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
STATE BANKS REPORT
Trust Companies to Join Them IN
First Weehly Statement.

With the issuance of the bank statements to-day
1t will be possible to closer line on the cono'
ton of practically all the local banks ana trust
companies at time than has ever been the case
before. Not only will the regular statement or
condition of the Clearing House banks be pub
lished but for the first time in the history OF
barking in this city the condition Of al the state
institutions VIII be made public thus putting into
operation the plan formulated last fall by Clark
Williams State Superintendent of Banking
The report of the state institutions Will be given
out at the Clearing House and not at the office OF
the State Superintendent of Banking. where 1t is
compiled. Arrangements have been made for the
report of the banks and trust companies TO DC
sent over the Stock Exchange and news tickers
Immediately following the regular bank statement
of the Associated Banks which comes. out at noon
There will also be a change to-day In the state
ment Of the Associated Banks. which will include
for the first time. in addition to the average loan
deposit, circulation specie and legal tender items
the actual totals of these various items at the close
of business the day before This is something
the Clearing House has often been asked to pub
lish, but has before made public. These
actual totals will, it Is understood be published IN
q separate table.
Many of the institutions members of the
Clearing House and the condition of these is shown
in the Associated Banks statement. Now that they
have been called upon report also to the super
intendent of Banks, X will be of interest TO see
how duplication win be avoided.
The Columbia Trust Company of which Superin-
tencent NiiialnS was Formerly Nlce-pfesioehl ildd
the honor be the first trust company TO report
its average statement 10 tie Superintendent oil
Banks under Mr.. Williams's requirement pro-
vidng the delivery these reports before go
q. IA. every Saturday The report, which reached
the superintendents office at :45 yesterday after
noon, follows:
Average amount Of loans. bills purchased and in
vestnents. s5,so:,763 So: average specie,
s2S67 90; average amount of legal tenders and
banknotes $500: average amount of bonds IN
lawful money reserve, S213,2SS "a average amount
depcsltors in New York City.
Sie5195 80: average amount due from de-
postors outside Of New York City S6s114 81 aver
age amount of deposits, 81, ,630,37o -.
The average reserve hand 23.e per cent,
of which 1S.c per cent cash hand and In
bank. The present law requires least Is per
cent
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
REALTY NOTES.

s.- -. = so-es Company has lesse6 fer q terEn % -
e sE-fre story building. 80 20 Pear &, -.
49, icsss Oar Fall Also the teiiih i,oor of :,
ssi1lEs 2soT City Esall Pace. foT al >!
- - L Carl Fuuk- and floor al NO ls" Wilhelm -
q ~ = 4 German 20 Marshall Wilcox. -.
S3fey has leased for DonctE;l ifo1Ie - "a
E,srea CezoH&sey 5.tsso feet n @ts &c 80
1h- American Leather Cooas teAS'AiIs
D. .s.at lE-5ersezr EDUgEaaLyy @Sr' square -.
Halttr 81. William + DisbrOas 10 S5Ii-s
age "a tie 5guTne4y building Aos - 70 90 "a
es-a. 3. Gn. fOg tie Acr-e t8iloins t-Ytisa--s IL
tsFssrts Il o West nth ST, ..
D-f'"H t4nlg4Iy isss leased sor frsaeI@- n
4 rhs cgsllG Press Company = l"ts IL the D1'--
-. AZ Warren -
sx Ofic~ Alex " fraser and George Afft IaA
s,D - mace fle the company li41 - - to
ser lzll1is the fortn"ast ''~i
a1- KaleaEa This corner -"A.'a- -
sold lanes Il CE1iksaank December 80
= Ponds fs-sEid-nt Of the Long IsaI.d 1.7H
a- AAc4anse anD0G.ced the ooInHlttes sssLsii
ia .or lsse =. Naujer Mclaughlin. treasure VIZ
ts..sr chairman OF the transportation ~
<4es1asEL s. cha rzIzn OF the comm 'l
tao taxation. kaiiroa Ltelose = cisaI a.
~ SErraiszE A l. LeUScoE VIII DS Hfaa S4 'i
sef.-. ca statistic ard fnfor1sficTL ..- o,..
Vas Tsterse6 seszesc2y % mortgage Tor ss-,'".''
- ttli- * and " ger cent iot tLs
&..-r &c ulTl -esr given h. tse estate a - "a,
tsSca = - FDoa Building Sos a"a sil2 90 =
g. Fezae E-i.msu veTs tne broscFe "a aife I7li@
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
NEW HAVENS EARNINGS FALL OFF.
Brrsst Decrease in Companyis Receipts In
Freight Business.

Ss- Haven Feb. The Eross earnings Of the
Ss< York NeRr Haven & Hartford Railroad Com
-sur for Janua-y. II is understood, viii show a
,.Irnc or estimated al between sSsaoD ana $780,
rsa There are 10 be set against this various re-
51c.ions II operating expenses, including consd-
rrste reelection OF train service estimated at not
less than 500 90 for the month Fixed charges.
however have considerably increased.
The s-s % oco Of per cent convertible debentures
@. the sSe GO soon be issued call for fixed
charge q se9 a yeaT, Of which the pfopoT-
touate charge for January IS 250eo- This would
have decrease in net earnings for the month Of
froTn si5oeso 20 ,5o0.ceo. Credits the company
r-sy reduce this loss. especially large saving
r-osoeiiTely II demurTage, particularly H the 80
e-n1s per diem is modified abolished
n railroad circles here. II is stated. there are
fscs5ed Sgns Of revival IN business, particularly
r The textile industries. il which. apparently,
slme-s have exhausted their stock and are begin
mig 10 send in new orders. The worst depression
7 the metallic industries. notably in the Nauga-
tGck Nsle-, where. however, an early revival is
also looked for ca account Of the consumption Of
z8ck
II Is noteworthy that the decrease gross and
rst earnings Of the company during january has
'asen place mainly in freight the passenger bust
nsss and returns from the navigation and trolley
rorn1a1ies showing relatively q small decrease.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

rOTTON-The cotton market irregular to-day.
with q Of points 10 decline
market opened steady at decline OF points
an points. curing the middle session
worked OF . points on May. While Juy
around the figures of last night Inc gam
brokers supposed represent the bull leader but
cf ne people buying Nay were selling
Juy, leading the increase the May premium from
points on the Thursday 80 points al one
market reacted realizing bear pressure.
" points higher May and y points
July. Cables were indifferent out not
advance during morning was assisted
by light receipts. small estimates for to-rorEows re-
ceips leading points light nto-sight movement
heavy latter exceeding receipts
bales The reaction in late trading was
by a Exchange 70 the
reduced consumption OF 10 TO i per
unless business improves
spring the reduction be considerably larger
week February, the ExchaTSs
Of 5000 bales week until May j, when the rate
of the be better deterrnlIed
Wires from Eastern belt reported some demand
from American mills, and there talk OF a demand
Kings weekly movement figures follow: Port receipts.
bales. 256 us last overland mills
30516 bales against A. 765 last south
takings (estmated) 1000 bales against 6Oueo
against 20 Io9 year sight
80 34O31 year. Total
receipts, 64s2 $40 bales against 1852 24 last
mills Canada 399 $50 bales against
against 351 coo stock interior towns in
bales, against 465 49S last
year: brought sight thus far for Season, ib
bales against 10 go 0H9 last The total crop move
The of prices in the local market to-day
follows.