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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-06
FURS AND FURRIERS
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given By the city coun-
ell OF Salt Lake City OF the intention o!
such council 20 make the following de-
scrioed improvement, to-wit
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
vitrlhed pipe eight (S) inches In diameter
In the center OF Linden avenue between
Seventh East and Eighth East strets, In
sewer district No. /. and defray the
abutters portion OF the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at nine hundred sIxty-
three and s0-10o (ss63.S0) dollars, or
i9-1o0 $50 19) dollar per front or linear
foot OF abutting property, there being
l2ZO feet abutting said Improvement by
a local assessment upon the lots or pieces
OF ground within the following described
district. being the district to be affected
namely:
The south. side Of the east sos feet OF
the north Isl feet Of lot 4: the south side
OF the west sos feet OF tho north Isl feet
Of lot Z; the north side OF the east 305
feet OF the south I51 feet OF lot 3; tho
north side OF the west 305 feet OF tho
south l32 feet OF lot s. block 40, pla, "E''
Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections TO the
carrying out OF such intention must no
presented In writing to tho City Recorder
on or before the 23rd day OF November
1908. being the time set by said council
tests and objections as may be made
thereto.
BY order OF the City Council O, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated September II. zoos.
J. p. MORETON,
Sewer Extension No. 3ia. hssI
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CHEMISTS AND AssavEps
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Oifice of the Board OF Public Works S,I,
Lake City, Utah. October Is. 1908:
Sealed proposals viii bo received at tbis
office until = O'Clock .. M. Frldav Me Me
vember s., 1908, for the work OF cnn-
struct'ng Sewer Extension No. 2l3
Instructions TO BIDDERS together z,,,h
plans. profile. specifications and forn,s
Tor contract and bond can be obrainn5 ,S
Upon apphcation at the office of Tie
Board or Public Works or city onzlnasr
The right is reserved TO reject any and
By order OF the Board OF Public yvor,s
II. @. M'MILLAN,
LOUIS c. KELSEY. City EiI"sr. Enrineer
ElSsa
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DIED

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GRAY-At Castle Gate Utah, November
.; lsos' Carl GRAY infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Gray. aged months.
Funeral services Will be held frSm the
Calvary Baptist church., i74 East Second
South street, Sunday. November S. at 2.30
p. M. lnterment In Mount OIvet
PARKER-At Garfield, November (. 1905,
Mrs. Jane Parker. aged 80 years, OF
pneumonia. The funeral Will be held
Sunday at .. m. from the Fifteenth
ward chapel Friends invited to attend.
lntermcnt in City cemetery.
BROWN-In this city. November 5. 1908.
of tuberculosis, Thomas Brown. aged 63.
Funeral notice later
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the Board of Public Works. Salt
Lake City, Utah. October 10. 1908:
Sealed proposals Will he received at this
vemoer 6. 1908. for the work OF con-
structing Sewer Extension No. 2iI
Instructions To bidders. together with
1or contract and bond. can be obtained
upon application at the office Of the
Board OF Public works or city engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Public Works,
Il c. M'MILI.AN.
LOUIS C. KELSEY. City Engincer.
Sl3sS
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Chief Forest Ranger Here.

y. !. F'ctherolf, chief ranger OF the
Wasatch national forest, who is IN charge
OF the planting station in Big Cottonwood
canyon. is In the city FOR a few days.
lie probably will return 10 the station
Sunday. Mr.. Fetheroif reports the work
CT the planting station to he progressing
rapidly. over 1000, 900 young trees havo
been set out on less than five acres OF
ground. Many Of this number Will be
transplanteA In the spring. There Is over
two teot OF snow on the ground at the
stMtIon. savs Mr.. Felherol(
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FUNERAL NOTICE

PITT-The funeral services over the late
William Pitt will be held Sunday at IL
a. m. from the Sugar ward meeting
house. Friends invited 10 attend. Inter-
ment In the city cemetery,
W1NTER-The funeral services over the
remains OF the late Rachel Winter, who
died November l. 1905, OF consu:nption
VIII he held Sunday at 80 .. M from
the sixteenth ward meeting house
Friends are Invited to attend, and can
view the remains at the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs o. r. Fletcher, l36 Norrb
seventh West street, from 10 TO II a. m
on day of funeral. Interment in CITY
cemetery >S
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MINING STOCKS
RlNGHANH ST0CEG

BINGHAM STOCKS.
Now !s the time 80 buy the low-priced
Bingham stocks. There are several Bing-
ham properties, considered prospects to-
day, that will soon be among the big pro-
ducers. There Is no other district In the
entire country that has made the prog
ress Bingham has during the past ten
months Look this up. Satisfy yourself.
Bingham is not far away-take a run out.
examine the properties. Judge by what
you see.
II you want Bingham mine or Bing-
ham stocks. call address
w Z. HUBBARD
6s w. Third South. Salt Lake City.
ei3To
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PERSONALS
CONTRACTORS

-TTfNG I
SEE US BEFORE t,ss.t,srjns
work. All Kinds OF piS piS Bys1
pair work done ,oe5.. u
Contractors. lad. phons .
Indiana Ave.
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YOUNG BULL DOG. TAN AND WHITE
color, leather colored collar. with OWL
er's name. Return 432 Fletcher ave. fth
"''' oe 'e'' hso6
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PARTNER WITH $4,000 no N.,
ture and place on the ms-saa saa
proved patented article OF sr.ss
Tor 10 per cent OF all ,ncSms
C-i1. Tribune. ne q
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A NAVAJO INDIAN RIG ON SECOND
South street between Main and the Rio
r ;urn 10 Is West 2nd South and receive
reward. ee-i
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gREAsTPIN WITH DIAMONDS; LIB
eral reward. Retum to Nebraska Fur
n.ture Co. eo--
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WILL PAY CASH FOR Ro1nsS7
REQ touring car (late n,odel: =
reasonable and In good condition
have you 10 SELF We buy an +
AUTO PURCHASING AND sAI.r;
Alex Beveridge. Mgr. 6s go. We,1
pie st
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wANTEp-AT ONCE. MAN AID WIFE
without children for janitor ana houSe-
york: none but neat and willing work
ers wanted. Gail at office Progress fats.
corner 1st So and 3rd East. hlO60
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FOUND

ONE SoRREL COLT. YEARLING. OWN
er can have same by Identifying and
paying for feed. A68 Post st h4lS
PoCTETBooK CONTAINING MONEY.
Call at Kenyon bar. B. +. Doran.
h1029
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LONG BLACK PoCKETBooK CON
talnInc mining stocks and valuable pa
pcr8 or no value 10 anyone but owner.
Return TO 81 z. 1st So; reward. h399
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LOST

= 1
| COLD IOCKET AND CHARM; TWO
| pictures on INSIDE. Bell prone
| 2554-X. h9s'
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
as cashier; best OF references. H-9
Tribune nlo
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JUNK AND METAL

GREAT WESTERN SCRAP METAL co
dealers In brass. copper. rubber. etc.
Bell phone 1861. ESQ SO. Isl " dsoi1
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HORSES TO FEED DURING W.
good hay and shelter OdelI & e
Woods Cross. RI
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YOUNG NAN. ABOUT Is. "ANIS
1orr IN priyat, family for board and
roorn; going 10 school. P. Q. Box 31S;.
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RAY MARE. BRANDED "B'' ON RIGHT
shoulder Return 226 So. 18th East or
call 1T51-Y; reward Sfl2
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waNTEp-SITUATIoN

JAPANESE WANTS POSITION TO
work while attending school can alee1
o'clock 2. m. Phone. Ecu loo--H' h'oe
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JUST TWO MORE Is1e--.,-
{2a weekly; Cau as HsrS, vi
over Sanitarium baths o...ales
90 ..-.r w. sra so, ct
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BY COLORADO My;RC,1
Pany, man With sornn TUE.
ability; bookkeeping erns,, saleI>
out not essential: some n..soos a
ehGss 81 sS required. For intesv,.y eu|
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mattress reriakinR 'i9iln,ssTERas1
Mfg. Co, Both phones asa ssdd>
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. OSCAR
Groshell, sales agent. oo1 Main street.
Expert cash register repairing, Second
hand registers always In stock nl5S0
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OrFJCE OR CLERICAL POSITION
wanted: energetic educated young
man: excellent character ard habits nol
afraid OF work. HIS. Tribune hlo-o
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TWO MALE TICKETS ro.
les or Frisco. Addro.i ~ Los
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YoI-Nc; MAN, THOROUGHLY EXPE-
rianced as executive correspondent,
.-sair clerk, bookkeepcr and stenogra-
phor, sehks position where ability, n
tsgrity and conscientious work VIII oe
biebest references. Address II 90, Trio.
uue-
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sTEADy YOUNG NAN REQUIRES
perrnanent position; strictly temper
ate. A, K IIirst. care tribune oftiGf;
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BILL BOOK; IND EAST NEAR FIRST
South or ond South Return Greene
wald F>urn. Co. SOC reward. hlOio
LADY'S GREEN ENAMEr ED WATCH.
with initials az NJ, 1908 on back.
Finder please return TO 15S w. 3rd SO.
and receive reward, hl06l
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PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler, 336 West
STd North. Bell li93-X. Ind 4037 -el7
MRS JARRET MARSHALL. 67G SOM
sIoy st. Inc, loiS9 g2S56
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MRS BYRON W. KINGS STUDIO. IN
Gordon academy bldg; residence, 1924
lst ave: Ind, phone 22S6. ri975
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MONEY TO LOAN

AMOUNTS OF $500 AND Ul;
rate Of interest. Houston Rea.
Inv. Co.. Isl S. Main ST. Phones
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WHERE TO STOP

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LINCOLN HOUSE. PAIL Helm, PRO.
prletor, 6S East First South; 200 rooms;
rates 2bc. Soc and 60c. x19sj
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
TRAFFIC DWNDLES
BIG DROP IN BUSINESS ON
PANAMA R. R.
Taft Submits Bristow Report to
Senate Committee on
Canals.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Secretary Taft
has transmitted to the Senate committee
on interoceanic canals the report OF J. L.
Bristow, who was sent by the War De-
partment TO investigate the relations exist
ing between the Panama Railroad Com
pany and the steamship lines operating on
the Pacific coast with a view TO ascertain
ing whether the government ought TO en-
gage in the steamship business on the Pa
cifc coast in order to preserve the business
of the Panama route and furnish traffic
for the government steamships plying
Dorth on the Atlantic side.
The report shows hat the government
is facing a rather serious condition OF al
fairs In that the traffic over the Panama
Railroad from west to east is dwlndline
at a rate which will practically mean the
extinction Of trade between San Fran
cisco and New York by steamer route
by the time the canal is built.
The business at the Pacific terminal OF
the railroad has been reduced one-half
since the government took charge. Last
year but 5000 tons OF freight were trans
ported over the railroad from Panama to
Colon. At the present time most OF the
steamers operated by the government on
the Atlantic Ocean are compelled 10 re-
turn north in ballast.
The traffic depression is mainly due TO
the action of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, which has been refused an ex-
elusive contract with the Panama Rail-
road.
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WALL STREET
MARKET LEADERS SELL AT
DECLINE.
American Smelling, Canadian Pacific
and Baltimore and Ohio Show
Slight Drop.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Opening dealings
in stocks were active and prices lower
with the exception Of three or four con-
spicuous stocks, which showed small
gains. American Smelling opened wide,
with simultaneous sales of 1900 shares at
e314 and IS, compared with 65S last night,
the preferred stock, CANADIAN Pacific and
American Sugar were down a point. U. 5.
Pipe preferred declined ~, National Lead
rs and Union Pacific, Great Northern pre-
ferred. the Ore certificates, Baltimore
and Ohio Southern Railway preferred
and Amalgamated Copper large fractions.
il a. m.-Selling pressure eentered against
Reading at the outset. but gradually
spread. Blocks OF 1000 TO 5000 shares OF
Reading changed hands on the downward
scale until it reached fN, a loss of 1Ss.
The selling at other points was also sub
s%tantial, particularly in American Smelt-
ing, which fell back to $50. Some minor
stocks advanced.
Noon-The sagging tendency was fol-
lowed by a fractional rally. American
Smelling scored a full recovery. Kansas
City, Fort Scott and Memphis preferred
fell 4ss, New York Air Brake 3, Wisconsin
Central preferred 21z, U. S. Rubber first
preferred 1s and Northwestern, U. S. Rub
Der, American Beet Sugar, international
Pump, North American, Sloss-ShefAeld
Steel and Pressed Steel Car preferred l.
The market was steady and very dull at
noon. Bonds were steady.
/ p. m.-Business increased when a
brisk rally set in which advanced Ameri-
can Smelling 9 points beyond yesterdays
closing. and pulled up the rest of the list
to about where it left off yesterday.
9 p. m.-An unexplained and precipitate
fall in Reading Of 5s aroused misgivings
among the professionals, and prices ran
off easily. The railroad list, especially
the grain carriers, was relatively weaker
than the industrials. Delaware and Hud-
son fell 35. Canadian Pacific and Northern
Pacific ,, st. Paul Ia, and Union Pacific,
Great Northern preferred, New York Cen
trail, General Electric, Central Leather
preferred and Virginia Iron III.
3 p. m.-The market closed weak and
active. There was a general unloading
Of speculative holdings which materially
extended the days declines in the final
hour. Most of the prominent active
stocks were brought within the range of !
point losses. Reading lost 5k, Delaware
and Hudson 61s. st. Paul 4, Chicago, st.
Louis, Minneapolis and Omaha 81. North
ern Pacific and Norttai American 8. Great
Northern preferred ~, Union Pacific.
American 3. Great Northern preferred 2a,
Union Pacific, American Sugar and Inter
national Paper preferred "a. and North
western, Amolgamated Copper and Hen
eral Electric 2. There were only u few
ftful rallies at the last.
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MONEY AMI EXCHANGE.

Call money in New York, 313 per cent.
New York sub-tressury lost to the banks
since last Friday. $S,043,0O0 aud was a
debtor at clearing house for $1,274, 7S3.
Commercial bar silver in New York, 55la
cents; Mexical dollars, a cents; bar silver
in London, Is 9-16d. premiums on gold at
Madrid, 14.40; at London. $50.
Paris rentes, SO francs 62la centimes.
Paris private rate OF discount, 3ss per cent.
exchange on London, % francs II centimes.
Money on call In London. $685. per cent.
Rate of discount for short bills. 1901 per
cent; three months bills, 1908 1916 per
cent. eonsols for money. s4ild. for account,
S4ssd.
Foreign exchange market held a steady
tone. Demand sterling was quoted at 1850
@4.s690; cables, 4.s73OQ4S740; sixty day bills,
4-s54; short francs, 5.16ss, less 1926. 1875
short reichmarks, IS.
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AGAINST ARBITRATION.
Phillipsburg silk Co. Intends to Fight
Strikers.

PHILLIPSBURG, Jan. M.-In a letter
written by G. A. Braman, treasurer of the
STANDARD Silk Company, at whose mill a
strike exists, to Mayor Firth, the com
pany's representative practically declares
that there will be no arbitration in the
matter. The concluding paragraph says:
1T seems to me that we can do nothing
more than we have done, act on the de-
fensive and protect our property, and we
shall follow relentlessly ali crimes COM
mitted against us or those who choose to
work for us. and we will never give in
one inch to the mob. The question in
volved is one which all honest men must
decide for themselves, but as for us we
have laid out our course and shall follow
1t to the end.
Allan Paul, one of the striking weav-
ers. had a hearing on a charge of having
taken part in the riot when a trolley car
was stoned and burned. The defendant
was held in bail for court. Edward Tobin,
another defendant, was discharged. The
officials say that more arrests will follow
this week.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Flour-Recelpts
g. 4ss barrels; sales. 1900 barrels. Quiet
and about steady.
75o. 900 bushels: rehecting easier cables and
large Northwest receipts wheat opened "a
lower today, followed by recoyeries on the
strength of corn. May, 1o94sq1104; July,
105kM105%.
New York.
Realistically.
Pork-Quiet; mess, 14.50615.25.
~Lard-Steady: Western prime, I.S5dS.0e.
Sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining. $500
$50; centrifugal, 96 test, 3.s3dS.s9; mo-
lasses sugar, 3.0S@3.14. Refined, quiet;
crushed, $50; powdered. 500; granulated,
AGO.
Parliamentary: refined, all ports,
S.Tn0S.T6
C~offee-steady; No. 7 Rio. 6h; No. 4
Santos, 5.
enthusiastically; New Orleans, S4d42.
~Butter-Firm; receipts, 1881; creamery
specials. 31lAdS2.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged; receipts, 1890.
Eggs-Weak: receipts. 1883. State.
pennsylvania and nearby fancy. selected
white. 5000; good to choice 302S: brown
and mixed fancy. 25d26; flrsts, 22iian2S;
Western and Southwestern first. 22llsi
seconds. 21tan22.
Pcultry-Dressed irregular: Western
chickens, 12@1s; turkeys, Pals; fowls,
10d1315.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
INSURANCE COMPANIES
TO ASK 90-DAYS' NOTICE.
Will Seek Legislation on Withdrawals
the Same as New York Savings
Banks Now Have.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-As a result, it Is
said, of the discovery that much Of the cash
drawn by policy-holders from the treasures
of the big life insurance companies on loans
during the. recent currency panic, were
taken to Wall Street and sold at a pre-
MUM, a movement has been started among
influential insurance men to obtain, at the
present session Of the Legislature, legisla-
tlon restricting to q considerable extent the
freedom with which policy holders have
hitherto been able to borrow on their poll
cies.
In the insurance district sentiment ap-
parently avors the enactment of a law
whereby insurance companies might have
privileges similar to those now accorded
savings banks IN the matter Of savings
Withdrawals, namely, notice of thirty to
ninety days by p~olicy-holders desiring loans
on their policies.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
BANKS CAN'T GUARANTEE
DEPOSITS, SAYS RIDGELY.
Currency Controller Writes Kansas
Governor, Explaining The Bank
ing Law,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-W. b. Ridgely
Controller of the Currency, has forwarded
a letter to Governor Hoch, OF Kansas
giving an opinion on the right of the ma
tional banks in a State to mutually guar-
antee the deposits in other banks. In his
letter the Controller says
IT find that there seems to be some
confusion as to the position taken by
this Office in regard 10 the right of a
national bank TO participate in the guar
antee of deposits in other banks,eon the
plan provided for in the law recently
passed for the State of Oklahoma.
IT am inclined to the opinion that ma
tional banks have no power TO APP
propriate any OF =eir funds to the
guarantee of deposits in other national
banks.
"The principle has been we'll settled
by judicial decisions that a national
bank has no power to guarantee the
obligations of a third party, except In
connection with the sale or transfer OF
its own property"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
AGAIN CHOSEN
HEAD OF LEHIGH VALLEY.
All Directors Reelected but one-Road
in Excellent Condition-Te
Cut Expenses.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
was held here today and President
Thomas and all the present members
of the board OF directors were reflect
ed. with the exception of Joseph
Wharton, of this city. who retired be-
cause of ill-health. He was succeeded
by Alfred c.. Harrison.
The annual report was approved,
President Thomas addressed the share
holders, and said the was in
excellent condition there being a sur
plus of more than $4,000, 900 on hand.
In the last W months he said there
a been a falling off in business of
about rs per cent. This condition. he
added applied to nearly all railroads.
IN view OF this decrease he thought IL
would be necessary to temporar,Iv c,,r.
tail expenses.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
NEW Jersey CORPORATIONS.

TRENTON. ian. A.-Certihcates Of in
corporation have been granted to the
following companies;
Woodbury. Patent Leather Company,
Woodbury.: capital, So, 900; incorporators.
Carl F.. Harff, John r. Suydam, jr., and
etc.
Morris Comfy Brick Company, Whip
pany: capital, 10000; incorporators, Ar
thu Haslam, Arthur Paulmier and John
Monteith; to manufacture brick,
S. e. v. Scarneechia Mason and Building
Company. West Hobol1en; capital, $50. 000;
cenozo Scarnecchia and Michael q, Zuhani;
to act as contractors and builders.
Garraway Photo Art Company. Ruther-
ford; capital. SIS. 900; incorporates. George
g. Garraway. Arthur Fl. Gsrraway and
James F. Calender; to deal in photo art
productions.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.-The cotton
market opened steady at a decline OF
3 points to an advance of 3 points, and
sold off to a net decline of 9 and ID
points during the early session under
realizing and bear pressure encouraged
by reports of a hitch in the Lancashire
labor settlement. the cut in goods by
a Western house and reports of a
freer interior movement as a result of
the advance. Prices steadied at the
decline on covering. and 4 or
5 points during the middle of the
morning.
The market weakened during the late
forenoon under heavy realizing and active
months, and sold about 20 to % points net
lower. The market steadied around f:35
for March, but ruled within a point or two
of the lowest at midday.
q. r. o.50