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New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
pnCKISLAND STOCKS Low
sborp Declines Follosc HeaUy Deal
iugs an .SuStem's Securities.

-r.re r-as pronounced weakness yesterday in the
- H-d bonds OF the roads making UP the Rock
- system and as usual under such conditions
-,erors rrl-7lors were afoat as to the financial
.--z,-ion Q. The company. These. however. were
- bo,b bv the SYSTEMS officials ana by its
bankers.
. , : yoakll-l. chairman Of the board OF the Rock
Island company "-ieH -SA7u AO4 "h' N-
nc 6ecIines said
.s--be gock Island road is in satisfactory con-
s4,,- financially and physically"
--r4s same opinions were expressed by Robert Ma
-, resident Of the Rock Island company. and by
-. SYSTEMS bankers
- Island common stock sold down rom 123s
- "a. rovye- point than was touched in the panic
- ssr while the preferred unusually heavy
ceilings also made new low price for recent years
- se1Hrr q 2gs. Both stocks rallied from the low
e-,ss tFt closed with q loss of I>s for the
=, s-5 - for the preferred ST Louis & San
F-sncssco f.rst preferred dropped 1Ii5 points TO 30
-s closed at % net loss Of sl2 points from Sat
r-sz,-,s chasing price. The second preferred sold
5,-n - 81 and closed at 23S. for e loss OF S14
points
-ooea biv heavy for some time past, but yesterday
oecpe was the most precipiJate 10 date and there
seemed 70 be signs CT heavy and urgent liquidation
e 1Fe control Of t1e entire Rock Island system is
v.sad = TIE preferred stock OF the Rock Island
co-pan7 Of which there is sss.loSlco outstanding.
II would take only little more than s5.oooeoo at
v-ge-day's low 17gure-2ea<-to purchase control OF
Il. system.
Rock Island bonds were also conspicuously weak
Tne Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific collateral IS,
which closed ~ ~ OF Saturday. dropped from 10
the opening price 10 s. raIIyiug point. while the
.s opened st O. . point down. and sold down
- closing point higher Dealings in both issues
wee OF : neavr scale
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York February 3 1908
ing little stronger choice pea beans for sew
pored fFa day at s. s2 30 TO The
9net Just moderate 1obbng trade in marrow,
unchanged prices Red <d1eg held a. little LIS stT9ns iy
ers asking Scotch peas quiet at the , nhowsnt s
Qs2 30; do TO good SO so 20 90 IN medium.
Shoee Shoce 8 81 s0 do Common to socd s.
%s k,ney DO Common to good 81 SO 81 90 black
SOUP SOUP ehGs s a. PEAs $sp Scotch bags per
BUTTERWReceipts today. 4.3e8 pkgs There is
very strong feeling in the InaTkst and % prices s
aes0is tggbisfsd ar 331sc with extras Selling at
SIC Other grades are hardening aiI9 and the range
moving out pretty we'll at 245 g25e for the best
DO EXTRAS S$e; arsts a6952c: DO seconds . 95g
do extras SIc d9 q1bs hFsts TO t o 81 aSc prog
ess specials. 25c do "a 1ac do frsts % he
eTea@eTy frsts western factory nTsts 22e
afase: DO seconds 2ois 21c do thirds 1Sgis4.c;
s5 Ss ls sS:s 6c q S a s. D11n stock
1aar IN G and Ss Tepr'sd
keep the hOang M - n ana prices sReT
thert appears to available for all demands
and sp the tone in is sp eh Tssh and
the spPg Wits fancy Sc do
choice dc brown % efeTn snd mixed sras fansY
western and southern hrsts, 2ec do seconds 24@25c
60 tharas; srsts' ao9aic: do seconds 1s@istsc
20 faasS i 90 1ssl1s e lined good
CHI e reFaa oaS Sn on the Whole fairy
The medium prime grades of full cream are espe.
say wsntsd ss fna ns are Pane m @
ssabe ss9Shs at 'iss ise though not sctvo
Whios are mostly dsfective quality having dull
sale and favo5 n the m small coord and
white; fancy 1bEs: do large eoioped fancy dS.c: i
DO DO ia9e octo6er and Sovember made 125s 9
s3s Ses5c do rair to good. sSso' do common s' q
to sha eoG s.ae hsa sss
eonhdenes but not moving 70 any nenTv
and selling slowly Pneapples held steady We quote:
APPbEs M sbtzenber kns Sc do Norher Spy 2s
SO 25 do Badwn cold storass sa o9 o
o oe eommoh storags s2@s2 IS poor fair 81 $50
5o ao earg bacF So do jersey 6
81 50qss; STRAWBERRIES. Florida. per quart 209
lT4NGERINEs Florida, per strap. So 6o@s4 MAN
pARdNs T0rda stean Psr sTaP RuMaHAs Florida per
quart ioa isc GRAPEFRUIT Florida gooa to fancy fancy
kPPLEs Florida. per crate. slSs2 5c do Cuban 7oe
uHoPs-The local market s.ln ruling very quiet
and even reduction IN prices the tone Is
saTs sa5g to oRe A6Hces % from
change Of moment though there Is wien ar9s
part of the supply consists We quote state nvo1'
rse. a. Do 5 E1
@ medium &C. dq sos o % aep Psehe Reo Coast TO-
faGs'e faSs Choice &c: do medium to prime s@ 4c.
HAY AND sTRAW-The market continues ap,I u aI and
the demand limited we euste; A. Hfteohy. Ho 10 So
p55ass1 srss sppss safs PEI I packing eoe
and clover mixed. 700 oae sTRA"eonHohs sss; ; '"g
s1sss; shsst so SO ssoe sner' aha '-Ds''' ~ w.
':ssy re as f: { su.s y
tsss1ss = ssxrt6S n m ane enn sAss x,ahL sa4
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
psB.RAILRO4D RECEIVER
Old Colony Trust Company of
Massachusetts, Petitioner.

,.,co- Ga Feb. s-On the petition of the Old
.,o,o.v Trust Company OF Massachusetts,. the Ma
=, f. birmingham Railroad was placed in the
Is og g receiver to-day by the order OF Judge
- n Ellis Of Atlanta Samuel 4. parrott VICE
xiss,- OF Tie Georgia Southern & Florida.
named receiver
r.. snplcssion was the result OF the company's
orea inability TO meet payments In 1886 the
- sssred bonds the extent OF 1.ooo which
-. taken. up by the Ole Colony Trust Company.
- bonds were 10 bear interest al per cent, and
- ,nre-est was TO be paid on January and July
each year
-g.a Massachusetts, company alleges that il has
.- heen able 10 collect cent the dates
=, interest WAS due. The maturity OF the bonds
= - be IN 1876. The trust company alleges IN
= -s.ition fer the appointment OF receiver that
-. Macon & birmingham Railroad is "hcpeiessly
os1,a-- and asks for accounting OF the bonds
- .f,e coupons secured by the $4,000 mortgage
- =, the railroad. The road is TO continue N
.-g-5or as before and large curtailrnent Of
- working force is expected II. NJ. Edwards. OF
z9os+o- Is the president Of the road.
-se Macon & birmingham road was built early
- -. sTs by the Macon Construction Company.
:. --.irl, willis B. Sparks was the president The
~. extends from Macon TO La Grange. q distance
g, is niles.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff received yesterday an execution for
"a against property OF Louis Eilin, dealer in
clothing II No. q East 18th street, IN favor OF
1zT1d C~ystal and Max Fischer
The following petitions in bankruptcy we're fled
YESTERDAY with the clerk OF the United States Dis
tict Court:
The Fitch Manufacturing Company. No, go West
hToadEay, involuntary petition by creditors. with
ez,Es as follows: Salvador Transfer, s45S; ". NJ
ssrndersou. 50. Second National Bank of cumber'
End, Nd, &lz- Preferences are alleged. J N
Rosenberg was appointed receiver. with bond Of
Abrahs-a SHERMAN. Port Chester, Involuntary
retiaon by creditors, follows: Adolph Goldberg,
~ Joe Miller $50; II. Koplek e. Son, S35. Prefer
ehceS are alleged. Louis Levy appointed re-
rlFer. win bond Of s1-o01-
Baker, SchIesnger & Co., dry goods, Nc HS2
L.gnth avenue. Involuntary petition by creditors.
Is follows: Il Neuberger & Co. cI7s; J. II. Sernel
% .5e1, Rinling Brothers, s2i4 Preferences
S-c conceaEnent Of assets are alleged Irving l.
Ifnst 7es appointed receiver, with bond Of g 90
n l. Everett appointed receiver Of the busi-
Hess of Francesca Sabbia, involuntary bankrupt,
VII z bind of 500
|eiTase Green WAS appointed receiver Of the bust
nsfs O. Rachael Goldman, involuntary bankrupt
VII bond Of 800
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
RECORD BANKNoTE REDEMPTION.
National City Circular Says the $40, 3,00o, 600
II January Is Largest in History

T.e February circular Of the National City Bank
ss-x that the January national hank note redernp-
on q 81 90 is the largest in history. the next
srzss- he.nE sss go 90 in January. 1865 For Janu-
~ za7- Il vas 81 0foIa. which IS normal jan
ss-y redemption Continuing, the circular says:
Banks avaiIsd themselves of the 1uI privilege OF
retirement for the month Of January, Ine maxi
nun a s. g.. 90 having been exhausted by the end
TIE month i likely the fun retirement priN-
lsze VII be Utilized during February, about Aalf
q i being reserved this fIrI,e Or each OF 1e
remaining suring months sufficient reservations
nave been made 10 indicate that there VIII be =
considerable decrease IN the volume OF outstanding
crcIia-1or. AZ Of this is as Il should be, Il belI1g
6esi-a mat banks should contract their crcGIa-
tor when money IS easy il order that they may
sraN themselves OF the right 10 issue notes al thoe
seasons o The year when the crops are TO be
moved
IN this respect the repeal of the former 1mita-
non governing retirensnts. which f1Ned the maxi
= lssl 1f0 and increased Il 10 ss.tstSs mas
opeled for working little elasticity ihto our
national banking system, and doubtless should the
Adrch bill now under discussion in the senate:
h passed there would he still greater elasticity OF
this kind the result OF the removal OF any nfi-
-stc- whatever On the retirement
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
OTHER MARKETs-8Y TElEeHepn

Chicago Feb 8.-CATTLE-Fseeelp's sS asasss 25;
head marSet I0913c higher s'srTs: ssGss 50 calves.
sSasa IS: heifers. s. 5ogsS 20 go5s4 70 HoGsRe-
Gn,s estimated) A head; naFhet "a s5s4 Is; light
So shppng s4 4oas4 45; butchers - y packing.
njred Si I5G s4 % choice light - ss 81 sdS4 40
taesnts estimated oec0 head e. &c 81 Is
10 foc higher: sheep. 81 25sso 80 iahOS.
yearlinss. % 'ss Es 3-HoGs-sIsrket stesdy; CAT
r5 sbirpers s4 556S4 5T4 common - S4 1885 IS:
III FMarxet steady fair 70 good hIpa5v a. s. sJlS5-
common s. 25a&s- siiI-t-e-MNs23-r5sos' es-s2 "a ~
49, prrslo FEB 3-CATTLE-feceipts. & 7s4s6;
,arEs active and i0alJc higher PRIME Is;far Sc SOC
shinpers S5aS 65 butchers 80 S Go stockers and
ccvS s5GSs IS: bulls. Sc - V9 So cows
s,s ssGsa 50 stock Refers 81 50g ~ 800
nnS sTringers steady s204$56 NE-saIcSo eS HOES
Iead market ard i5c higher a. T5ec higher:
haat 81 f.qs4 80: mixed 81 sGgSt 20 s31
e. 20. nigs S4 6GJls4 roughs sfts sNBS-Re-
s. so: dairies 81 6oas4 10 sIitp and mixed sheep
s5|,. o,beTs higher: lambs s5rS 9o ,1tve5
So -: wethers s. 50Gs6; ewes. 50 @';s>' 'o' S
S-gs1 S9 CITY Feb CATTLER Receipts ~ ioc
.,riISfng i 100 southeTns market s'say, srTs5 20;
cboIce export and dressed beef Seer Sto~ers
fai- to good s4aso Western steers % s. 10Gs5 10;
anu s3 21fs3 90 s. o'Ss4 ~ 81
hosa-x s21s5 10: bulls 81 s56s3 go caves e4 40
tI0cSPacetnts 600 head; market &C racke-s
euH % niee ard lights 81 5o6s4 ia I IN,
erenrs 500 sheep strong; aLnDs e. 5rs5 80:
lover at s. 5Sgso ss toase q sheep. 81 2'a
* an sockers ard feeders. So so6<0- CATTLE
I-nion stock Yards Pitts9urs Feo sS * sslIS5 20.
rI ,,s,t Hgher. choice s5 T5s6 PRIME - s+bsrs
sqppIy hsr Iigbt active higher prime 80 "a.
p,s and common s2ds3 lambs $'s.
zeal calves sass 90. HOGsfsecerp' yo-yars 81 65a
e. 70. light Workers. 81 5OGs4 go; pigs - ~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
INNING NOTES.

At the sixth annual meeting OF the Cieneguita
Copper Company held at the offices OF the COM
pany in this city yesterday, the following ofcers
were reelected: George Bsebe, president & w
w How bert manager at the mines. The follow
ing directors also reelected: j. B. CarrintCr
New Haven: Judge = c. Campbell san Francisco
August Gauch New York; Samuel Carpenter.
Mauch Chunk, together with GeorSe Beebe, C. W.
Wilhelm and c. w. Howbert- The annual report
of the manager the mines states that the gen
eraI average of all mine assays or ore waste de-
veOpmenI and prospecting work IN December eN-
elusive of very high assays, SHOWS ABOUT IOEly Ee
ounces Of silver and q. per cent of copper 1t fr-
side of Chipiona Mountain. which territory is now
being rapidly explored by the various tunnels IN
this mountain is Of silver, 2%a per cent
copper and 81 in gold In addition 10 the WOrk IN
the Cargona Mountain, where high values are
being encountered. The Cleneguita SHAFT, which IS
down 100 feet exposes veins, the ore shutes IN
which from four TO six feet Wide. averaging
copper. The manager advises the installation OF
pyritic furnaces, and the directors are now con-
sderine installation of the first unit OF q nun
dred tons daily capacity
The Boston and Montana Companys mines the
only mines of the Amalgamated group in operation,
are turning out their normal output OF copper,
which IS at the rate OF approximately 100000
pounds OF copper year
dispatch from ". T. Van Brunt president OF
Butte trip of inspection, says: Every thing
even moro favorable than Ryan reported Will be
shipping ore in May" Mr.. Van Brunt Will decide.
while in Butte. regarding the pumps and ma
Is now down about 500 feet gain OF 50 for the
month Efforts being made 10 hurry the SHAFT
to the 7g0-foot level. where crosscut VIII be
run and from which shipments Will begin
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
cu,cAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

e,,zo,.o Feb 3-Fir1n cables and hisnsl +t5s
for cash wheat in the principal go on the
country had a strengthening eHeSo - closed a
1ocai wheat market The May deA1e.s denver 80 &c
80 yI hi.ber Corn was UP 12c- oats were -
bieber Provisions were 2lec TO l212c ~ IoNe. during
rTta vbeat market was extremely nervous --ta9
.La cot hour hut in the latter half OF tlle -.
- - 1-a+ r-ae much steadier and sentiment We
i+c1fned 10 be buIsh. An advance OF 40 d. 80
nooI caused fair advance at the 80 VIII
gain was lost at the end OF the HIot - -, !.
IIfes on selling by longs which was naseo e4 -,
F~ee Northwestern movement, an increase OF 80
wv p,sHoI tso-+s - Tenorts received late in the
dsv from outside markets claiming Il HAuSH -
da-nan1 for cash wheat at the generally nlsheI
,rtcas s+renrthened the market just oeioIo 20
close The market closed steady. May opeIl[u ~ @ @
TO 1.c 10 sc to nc higher, at so7sc 10 'ol'-
10 esIlr and closed at CSC CiearancTs oA 49,
en1 four were equal to f1.1c0 bushels Inc Vlslo9
supply decreased 5i5,0oo bushels PRIMARY p
ye~a 707 0sO bushels against 45S0o0 bushes on lhs
corresponding day last year AhneapoIIs' -. 80
and Chicago reported receipts or 4tS cars as"iS'
AL last week and 2Q2 cars year ago
Corn was weak early in the day because OF Ile
decline in wheat, but the market soon raiIeo anu
continued firm Prospects Of lighter movement,
small country offerings and an ezcellehC ~ 80
fnr asr co-n were the buIlisf1 Influences me -
was firm May opened a shade 10 &C 10 s,.ca5
AT 5ec to 59TAc sold off TO 5sz4c ana ti'eI 80 20
80 a. THE close was at 5Sfsc 70 osrsc- LoCdi
o;~+e 1-a-a .3s cars with Of contract gIdoe-
Trade in cats was very light ana Iiie MA, 1I INI-
vas largely Influenced by wheat and corn siaS
rened 15c higher 51Ssc. sold of TO 9o9sc 10 o't
and then advanced TO 5ll2c Ihe CiOS0 ' "
5fa.c The local receipts were ia cars
The feature OF trade in provisions was the seInhs
l,v local packers which caused moderate weakness
A liberal increase in the worlds STOCKS OF 4diu toI
the month was a bearish factor. At the close MAY
rorz was down TIC TO 10c. at Sl- Lara Wd9 OA
ioIsr at s 55 Ribs were 213c lower. at % l2l=.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; " meat: 80 81
cars. corn SS3 cars; oats. Isl cars; hoss. 3S'c"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
e,,eopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

r,vernool Feb s-CIosng: WiiEAI-spo.7 ss7, y,arch
red western winter. Is .,sd; fq'"rs rC0PS@sot easy
IS 3D. M Ma American new Sd; prime n1e5 d
prlIHe 5e aL.d: futures quiet; January orr
can OK. Old PEAs-Canadian steady - -, fPacfc
winter ID. dull s9zi Ex9ra india quiet
Ss 81 PoRK-Prue Western du Sls
5s -, so N easy 3Ts; short rib. lo % - AIS
s@s Sd: long clear nliddes light - ~ ~eax AS:
3er long BACKS Is to 10 weak 4es G II to Is
70 10 9 49, s5s IARD-Prime Western ~ % CHEESE
as Cd American refined, in pals easy IS ga Canadian
at coinredf new firm. ets 80 [s9S as Sd
nnes oSs ID TV-RPENTIHSE-splf 80 Iteaned
Gi[S So-1roon steady. 9s Sd ft-Ifr
tai- 1i.d LINSEED OIL-91let' -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEvEs.
HEEYEs-Recelnts for two days were I'll cars

BEEyEs-Receipts for two days were 2211s cars, or
s.ot nsa incleGiHS @ eT the InarEet: r,aSne with
the few stale cattle 7a cars 10 be sold Steers were
there we're not enough to make a market. Far bulls
limited offerings bologna cows not quota6iy changed
sold at So 90 per stockers SO 20 bulls
at So se We 9o at at = pde d9 h. WITH eSoa
and extra beef bringing ~. CPS IL liverpool am and
at II i 12S.o per h. dressed weight refrigerator beef
seef St r. rom M his PG5 port e today OF TSesday
sles sanders io - p B iIsS ssse r. i9 %
cows ioi7 Il. 81 lo DO $50 n at s. 75 do. 9os
McPhersOn CO. OK llTo n Pa at 81 10 S stable oit fed
s iida M 1ia1 At s. 3 s d. o. 900 bull n sS g r6
S. 20 do SO n at 81 co. do $50 n a. s. Co. At q
bulls 1857 H. at 81 IS do 7s9 n at s. S9 o do O. SO
q 50 lO5 g n as at ss s. n 4 !. dG s. SO g H. at
DO gSq r. M Hume bull m iooo H. at s. 5 IL cOvs $50
'ssn $; ss% ssr. + S s s Il 55 a, s,z5
John P. Nelson; bul. 1880 70. at 81; COW 1000
Guiding for saugEtefers and el5 l9F the aars @
head on sale on very light receipts there e better
tone the market and good yeas and all grades Of
higher than at the close OF last week Comm9n no TO to
...s me g4 0d at ssgso a. s. per as D @ at go fair
calves a. s. SogSt e e9arIe r bean s,n 90
and seady at sgi4c per city dressed veals and
ga sales@s sanders I4s vsss 1ss s 30 a a,
ar IS To- 20 do 1T H. So; 10 do. 30 ID. at s5;
do lb. IS: 10 do II H. at 81; : do. 90 ID at
. John ion Nelson yeals ls9 le at 80; 81 Do lsl
sn n " sases IS s' 1 S % Savfe M f a.
Tobin & Shannon: ~ veels. 1873 Ii. at 50; 27 do.
s5 ID at 81 rs do. $50 h. se 81 Western calves
w IL Hollis: as veais, 134 ID. at 50 so.
B W. Otis & Co: 80 veals l25 h. at 50 Is
'0 acPhersoa Cpl RS Co: II veals $50 ID 50 oo do
1I2 lb at ST: fed calves 800 10. at 50 G2 "
g. Judd < veals, Il. 10, at 50 90 i do, so
III calves, 1OS 10, at 81 O.
Kerns Commission Company: IL Indiana veals. l04
ID at IS 90; do, 100 lb at So . 49,
7 a. Curtis & veals. IL ib, at IS 80; l do
100 H. az So; yearltng 45o ib; at s2 90 o.
Ib a 81.
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts for two days Were
Including late arrivals Saturday, 60 cars or 1880
head including As for EauShterers and II for
the market Sheep in limited supply and firm;
in the grip OF & blizzard preventing the ship
-nent of any stock to-day. were advanced here zoo
n5c, and with exception of Few late arrivals ths
nen. were cleared. Common 20 prime sneep selc az
"a 80 IS so per lb cuiis al So ordinary 10 eoee
Iamh. AZ Sc 75DSs: culls at S.; yearlngs at soIs!
I.rrssad mutton 10c 10 with pest weth-
,rs ssiug a. i0isc: dressed lambs quiet a. 1Oa Il ae
with best hog dressed selling up 70 I3c. country
dressed hothouse lambs slow al so4slo per carcass
sales-Kerus Commission Company -o3 western
lambs s5 10 average, 81 80 per loo 49, su@ 10
~ IL At ST s71, lsa dc. So II. az 81 sn "a oaio
so "a y. q n III AIS 10 ". as 81 10; As1 Indiana
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04

do ss h. at 81 5o 50 ycarlings 90 10 at 81
IL Indiana sheep las b. et 81 75 goats g2s do
Sanders: eol state lambs. as 10. at %. iSs - ~
rs h. at IS: cuIls. 5S H. at 30 1so ~ AZ
III II at 81 30: do, at 50; 90. W. ~ .,
s4: o state yearlngs. 70 h. at Sc 90 II oo' '' 80 -
So buck 1G0 10. at ST. .. - ., a. s2H: 8
x...e sLsen es ID al S4 . cuIs. s5 10 a, % e. -s
TobiT q II state lanibs' ." ~ -
6s 10. at 81 IL
for txo days were -
"a pc bead including half car FOR ,as ohio and
FaeIinp arm on Buffalo adviees ana 90 ~ Country
Vow York state pigs sold az - Pr A
5rassed hogs quiet q 4sc pc, ~ aS 10
& shannon: OF Univ P'e
S. 100 10 On
sanders: 3 pigs 50 ID At ~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04

Of 50I 900 BUSH compared with increase OF
12looo bush last brought in some ouying ososs
a factor the steaG1nesS OF .ho
market balance Of Late Paris cabes
partly 10 points higher and Budapest lac lower
while Berlin quoted 1ltc higher than last riday
The cash market in New York was quoted as foiiows
No red. g!,c elevator and 81 OOH afoat; NO i
Northern Duluth. 81 Is. hard winter ii VS1s
b ahoat. CoFN-opening higher with wheat the corn
market broke 1c bush quickly that the trace
at once assumed that long again on top IN
large volume The reaction proved but onertay how
ever for supporting orders al appeared ana WIN
big rather small estirates
fo- the market unGertone
maintained pretty much the close Fina prices
in the local market sac higher. Exceiient
weather conditions chiefly responsible for the pak
that opening The LiVerpool
party sd higher and exporters took . loads the
cash market here closing follows No corn e5sc
o b afoat; No white, 63c and No = yellow e-~Ac
nfoat. The visible supply increased 11osoco bush
irregular during the day, but the whole naIaned
steady in absence OF special pressure Inc Ns
bic supply 2I3. 900 Cash oats in New
York closed follows; Mixed o6 to % ft oS4ac; nat
uraI white PC 80 ~ 54656lzc, and clipped white.
81 TO 40 10. 56G6ec. RTTc-Market easy; No western
e0c, anoat- BAEI.EY-Market nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
BOSTON STOCKS

furnished by Charles y. Barney ( Co. No = Broad
street New York. and No IL South 9TH street.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. February a. 1903.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS. -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

sAnd interest
New-York tribune., 1908-02-04
Pill PhIA STOCKS

sEx dividend.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-04

On Sunday John Utterback
and wife and Miss Vallie Utter
back accompanied by their Pas.
tor, Rev. W. W. Laughlin, drove
TO Mt. Prairie church and wor-
SHIPPED with that congregation.
Three deacous were ordained at
the afternoon service. They
spent delightful day with that
good people.
Rev. Laughlin was called to
Palmyra to preach the funeral
of Mrs. Mary Foreman on Sat
urday, May 30, She was buried
at Philadelphia and had been a
member of the Philadelphia
Baptist church for many years.
Mrs. vi. D Aylor and Miss
Ida Aylor, of Hannibal came
up yesterday to visit their kins-
woman, Mrs. Geo T Settle
Mrs G. W. Aylor, of Hanni
bal arrived yesterday to visit
herparents. Mr. and Mrs, Hiram
Clough of near Warren.
Maurice Vaughn is ambitious.
He went to KirksVille Tuesday
to take the summer term at the
Normal school.
W. Verdner Carson, of New
York has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. M. B. Carson.
Miss Ida Boulware has been
visiting friends in Paris.
W. D. Barnes went to Kinks
vile Monday to transact bust
ness.
Miss Lucille Carrico of Kansas
City, has paid the homefolks a
pleasing visit.
Ollie Elliott, of Quincy, was
with Monroe friends Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-04

The VanRensselaer Academy
keeps growing IN popularity un.
der the able management of
Rev. ]. e. Travis. This year a
IL room addition is to be made
to the dormitory to accommo.
date the increasing patronage.
A steam heating plant is also
to be put in and probably water
system. Contracts for this
work are to be let next Thurs.
day. Many prominent men have
received this education at this
school which is now better than
ever.
Frank Rosen, conductor on
the Denver Express. was mar
ried to Mrs, Edna T. Hiudman
at Cameron, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. r 'scn is well known in this
city. HIS first Vile Uelug Miss
e nel Roblnson
Mr.. and Mrs R. G.. Scobee,
of Millard, Mo, bave been the
| guests of their son. DIR. and
Mrs, ]. D. Scobee.
James McElroy of near Rens'
selaer, was with Monroe friends
Monday
Mrs. Sarah Handley left Tues
day tor Macon to yisi' friends
Mrs William Pike has gone
to Indian Creek 10 spend the
summer with her son, Jobr
Pike
Fl, Gass and wife, of Man,
chester. Iowa have been visit.
lug Q. e Davis and wife.
Mrs. g. @ Cassidy is visiting
her mother at Undertook, Ill.
Mias Blanche Frye is with
triendsat Ely.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The DEMOCRAT is authorized to an
nounce the following Democratic can
didates, subject to the general prima
ry election to be held Aug. 1, 1908,
For Sheriff
j. T. Wooden.
George r. Jackson.
A. L. Alexander
For Assessor
JEFF T. Noel.
For Judge Eastern District
Jack W. Davis.
James T. Umstattd.
For Treasurer
A. G.. Shortridge
w. M. Meter
For Surveyor
M. W. Caldwell.
For Prosecuting Attorney
E. T. Fuller.
J. ]. Browning
A. T. Stuart
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-04

Mrs. Ada F. Strong, of Pueb-
10. Colo, came in to attend the
wedding of her granddaughter,
Miss Adelaide Lear