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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-09
PLANS FOR THE
COLORADO FAIR
A Great Crowd Is Expected at
Denver Second Week in
SHtember,

Amusenents will not be over
looked at the FIRST annual Colorado
Interstate Fair and Exposition to be
held in Denver the second week in
September With from $4,000 Is
100000 people in Denver at that
time the fair management proposes
that they shall be amused as well
as instructed.
At night will be Pains famous
fireworks display, following his spec
tacular spectacle, the Carnival of
Naples The carnival is the most
gorgeous show Of its kind ever at
tempted and requires 200 people.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-09
CHURCH
NOTICES
Methodist Episcopal church.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. IA. DR..
Z. A, Wilkinson superintendent
Preaching at IL a. m. and 7;45 p. m.
Epworth League at 6:45 p. NJ. Prayer
nesting on Wednesday evening.
Friends win kindly put their questions
on religious subjects In the box at the
door of the church or hand them to
the pastor, VINO viii answer them in
connection with his sermon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-09
rhe salvation ARMY.

Hall at 80 Main Street. Captain S.
e. Hunt, commanding officer. Morn
ing open air meeting at 10 a. m; holi-
ness meeting at II a. m. Junior meet
ing and Sunday school at 2 p. m; eve
ming open abr meeting at p m The
farewell of Captain Hunt will take
place at 8 o'clock A cordial invita-
ton is extended to the public to at
tend all meetings.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-09

Senator Jones of Arkansas and four
years ago Mr. Parker went TO Indiana
for ais chairman IN the person or
Tom Taggart.
When Mr.. Mack announces the per-
sonnel OF his executive and advisory
committees il Is expected they viii be
found to include the names of many
old-line Democrats, some OF them men
who have not participated in national
politics since Grover Cleveland was
the partys choice for president. Mr.
Mack has said that Mr.. Bryan was de-
sirous OF the advice of such men,
though in past years their advice has
neither been sought nor welcomed.
So far as news of Democratic cam
paign plans has been made public IL
recalls very forcibly the days when
New York and Indiana were the great
battle grounds. with Democratic hopes
also centered on New Jersey and Con-
necticut. And when you come to think
of the many surprises OF politics, there
would be no great occasion for amaze
ment should the fight wage fiercest in
these four states, despite the early
plans of both parties to occupy battle
ground further west.
| Again barking back TO the days of
IGrover Cleveland. il is to be noted
that the Bryan managers are building
| high hopes OF what may be accom-
lplished in Ohio by former attorney
general in Mr.. Cleyelands cabinet
/ The prediction is freely made, and
not always by Democrats, that Judson
Harmon, the Democratic candidate fer
governor of the Buckeye State, will
be elected; and owing to the Well
known reluctance of Buckeye voters
/ TO scratch their tickets the election
| of Harmon might give Ohio to Bryan.
No Republican connected with the
Taft management, however, can be
| got to express any uneasiness about
| iOhio. They point out that both Sen
ator Foraker and Senator Dick have
ANNOUNCED their loyalty to the ticket.
| and they contend that this settles the
contest SO far as Ohio is concerned
But the draft of former Cleveland
Democrats does not end WITH Judson
Harmon. David r. Francis Of Mis-
Isouri, one of Mr.. Cleyeiand's secre-
taries of the interior, also is TO be
prominent in the management OF the
Bryan campaign. Indeed, il is under
stoon Mr.. Francis could have been ma
tional chairman had he been willing
to accept the position.
Mr.. Mack, though, is to have the adj
vantage of A1r. Francis, assistance and
advice. and it is only reasonable to
suppose that Mr. Francis will attract
other Cleveland Democrats to seat
on the Bryan band wagon.
It would appear that in the matter
of experience and seasoned campaign
managers Mr.. Bryan has a shade the
better of Mr.. Taft. But it must not
be forgotten that Mr.. Tafts young
men showed themselves to be result
getters in the pre-convention campaign
and 1t would not be fair to discredit
heir abilities until it is seen what
results they will achieve in November.
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Latter Day Saints.

Sunday school at p. m. preaching
at 3:15 p. IA. and p. M, all in the
chapel across from the steam laundry
in Tombstone Canyon. Preaching on
the street in front of tae postofiice at
D. m. Services in charge of Messrs.
Pender and Knisley.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-09

A Beardstown, Ill, saloonkeeper
who was forced out Of business by the
local option wave. went TO digging
mossels. At his first haul he landed
two fresh water pearls worth $4,000.
II there is a moral in ihis story there
IA no extra charge far II
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-09

The fact has not escaped notice that
this year. for the first time since AIR.
Cleveland's successful campaign of
1892, an eastern man is at the head of
the national Democratic party organi-
cation. Both of Mr.. Bryan's former
campaigns were managed by the late
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First Baptist Church.

Bible school at 10 a. M. Lesson,
David and Goliath l Sam, II: 3Si9.
General question, In what Psalm are
four verses alike?a Mr.. Henry Owen
superintendent Morning worship at
II. Subject Law and Grace" b. Y.
2. [. at Gas p. m, leader, Mr.. Worthy
Il. Stoner, president. Evening wor-
ship at 7:45. Theme: "A Message to
Young Men, Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 7:45. Subject:
Paul Prosecuting uhe Church On
Thursday evening the Ladies Aid So
ciety will serve ice cream and cake in
the parsonage. Choir practice on Fri
day evening at 7:45. A cordial invi-
tation to all. John f. Kanarr, pastor.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-09
RELIGIOUS Services at Warren.

Bible school at 10;45 a. m. Lesson,
David and Goliath, / Sam. Il: 1913.
Proficient teachers and classes for all
ages. Mrs Wiley Fitzgerald superin-
tendent. Rev. Kanarr will preach IN
the afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All are in
yited
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church of christ.

Opposite Central School. 9:45 q.
m. Bible school, Norman Hopgood
superintendent Reliance on the right
is expressed by defiance of the wrong.
n a. M Preaching. The Certainty
of knowledge a Factor in Christian
Fidelity" 7.45 D. II. Preaching
Heartfelt 2eligion A sermon
preached by special request. You
will finh cordial welcome at any of
these services. w. E. Spicer, minis
ter
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Christian Science.

Services every Sunday morning at
II O'Clock in Medigoyich Hall, corner
of Brewery and Howell avenues. En-
trance on Howell. Subject for sun
day, August 8, Spirit" All are wei
come.
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x RM WAS FALSE.

A false fire alarm was turned in
from a saloon which was having an
an opening on Naco road last night.
The fire department responded to the
call. Fire Chief Henkel is of the
opinion that the alarm was turned in
for the purpose Of drawing crowd.
He will look up the law and If it ap-
plies to the case an arrest win be
made.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-09

Review Want Ads bring results
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

H5$ ss#ssF9 g.: - ss5 s= 81 81 sss sss
Ss$ ssSSasy sy.::::as g. 1sa ,a@ Ell Ell 1ss5 1s55
bs5s7 g5 gBs eos89 % m 3 aHd faaFsa
t125 5s Locally the market vas qgiet RaI shap9 p1
London market spot closing at sol IS SO %
ard futures a. 66l 15s I2cay ne @rIe roytio at
Il so .75c, and casting at l525@ 1Sooc LEAp @ -
37Oa3T5c locally SPELTER-Was shade lower at
20 los IN L2999n fhe Ea@Iish market vas lover
with standard foundry quoted at 48s and c.eTela1d
Gomeetfe markst With No > foundry Northern quoted
at at h ss Predee p ss E Ezcha3ge was dp and uchaHge
sales STANDARD 5oundry graees we're q12ts6 6 as &
March April SIS IS asked, and May and June SIT
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Busness was fairly ac-
oe VIII The gen9Fas asrAs risa2s centruga
1sc fair 22c so9d 90 35 = sS PTe
Common, 13 914s; far. 15@17c good loG2oc' PRIME
oHs-cottonseed was easier. for crude while re
aned ruled steady IN sympathy with nsh@F Pioe {9 @
IBIS March se @3s@o oo bPls 9f May a; zoe and
Refined petroleum reported steady at recent prices
VIZ WE quote @ sn s StI red hS Cases
New YSr} 10 992 Phade-Thia 92e Eer 70 to' 7 b,
695c Tater New YeTk l2 so: PhiIa5sI-
brine summer yellow spot 4Oc; February 38i G3e+c;
Marca "s,+ 9Stc ma Nay go ST. 3s}i1ee OF summer
tainoeF 4LgIac' Il 89c good off summer yellow IS
44~ IISSEED OII-AnlerIcan seed, city raw 44d45c;
olt-ot-town raw 43Q44c Calcutta 7oc- LARD OIL
PROyIsIONs-The provision market had sharp
advance during the forenoon on buying oy packers aa
was some reaction the day with grain but the
generally higher than the previous nignt-
Chicago receipts. 10000 hogs estimated for FTday
81 600 Kansas City. IA Oo0: Omaha 10000. and the
West. 10S000. PORk-Steady quoted: Mes; 90 Sgg
BEEF-Quie: quoted: Mess. $108$10 So family,
a ST. BEEF HAMs-steady. Quoted: $24 SOC S25 80
DRESSED IoGs-Steady Quoted Bae9ns; &c ISD I2D
b &c 6-4c-
MEATs-Pickled bellies steady. Quoted: smoking sg
9l.c; 10 10. SC; Il b. "a Csc; Il 10; 7+c Picked
Sac: country. Ols 95%c LARD-Frn. Quoted:
MdaIs est prime s5sd s2d eadJ Gy lard
South America, pc; Continent. s2oc: Brazil kegs.
sTEXRINENsteady. Quoted: oleo, 7'sc city lard
RICE-The market for rice vas steady. but gqist
ordinary, 3k941@c; fair. 44g4c. good ordinary, 4Q
SIS Patna foreign S'sg617c' Rangoon and Bas-
TIE following list prices, subject to rebate 81 10
points and dlscoun: OF per cent for cash seven ds:
o70c crushed, b-6Oc; mould A. 525c cubes. Eagle 5b
9ags Of Powdersd and Eae sFangatsd
and fruit powdered and Eagle coarse and extra fine
granuated 500c; Eagle 2lb cartons OF fine granuated
bags do 6lOc; I0-Ib bags DO. 5o3c; 25Ib and 5O-Ib
bags DO 495e Eagle me or STANDARD "a gTaHuated and
and g. 4e5c No 4. 46cc: No 8. 455; No q. 45oc;
No 4'S Nc ~ 4toG 10 Ne 70 ' Nos So ~ 4, sG No NJ
The market sugars about lice lower on
ing Centrifugal 96 test 3.T5c: nluscovado test
freight sugars were quoted were 10000
bags Porto Rico centrifugal. at 31Jc. basis SO test
on vessel at refinery Federal Sugar Refining Com
pany The London market for beet sugar was IN
changed. with January and February 9s 11Ld
don cables the worlds visible supply Of sugar 25so
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. observation-disclosures, estimate % .z
about OOo market steady steers . z5tS
cows 50 1874 So stOckers ana FEEDERS y "0s$+
letters s. 5VGS5 y; bulls. So sJS4 % calves $9GS!
J4OGS-Receuts. estimated. about 40 U9 heai IaT&e
no higher choice heavy shlpping, s. 5ES4 az; oGtc
- 3E9sI 40. light mixed. 1884 =: choice ght
"a 2nSf az aclers So sGGSf4 So: pigs, 81 5o41S4 o'
h1Tk % sales 81 25I94 So SFfEEPFecelpts es1-I1Ie
about 10000 market slow ana weaE snee - -'@
e. "a Ia1nbs So 2sGs7 Il: yearlings. s. 5Ogsb %
f-irrfnTat Ian. Gp-HOGS-ActIve and generally ioo
bieer. butchers and shippers. 81 +5Gs4 47is common
50 &5Fs4 CATTLE =; -al- 70 sooI slp - n
e So u To- common. 25U>3- SHEEP-Steady, - %
ES5. lambs steady. SJSS1 % - - ,,-z ..
East Buffalo. Jan 30.--CATTI-E0oSJeady prime Prime
arc &c lower; s5QS9. HOGS-ReceiPts. 300 head;
-igs rIow and sqIOc lower; others fairly active and
5 t nc higher; pigs 81 aogs4 4O roughs So z54$4
-Ts5-es s. spaS4 sc. SHEEP and LAMBS-Fecepts'
10 go heal; sheep active. lambs slow lambs yearii5s
e4 ye-ers 15c lower lambs S5$T 30 yearltngs So -
TSs 90: wethers IS 5O9S5 So.
LZsrsas Cify ian 0-CATTI1E-Receipts, 6,0o0 head,
,r-Ir-5ing 200 head SouthernS: market l0l5c higher
10 god 81 258s5. Western steers s49SS % sLockers
a15 feeders 81 5as4 Southern steers. 81 2gS4 l0
Southern cows bO9S3 50. native cows. 81 a01S4 20
gye he:fers s. I00S4 10 bulls S3G1s4 10: calves S .
Gs6 % HOGS-Recaipts 1900 head: maj fket 5gloc
T'r4~. tor 81 S7: bulk sales, 81 10$4 81; heavy
Gs. 90 SFE5P-HeceiptE. 2-ooO head; market steady;
1arrbs 81 254S6 IS, and yearLnEs - --oa - ~
western veariings s. 25GS6 20 Western sheep 81 253
e q s,ockers and feeders. 81 50asA so
r,++.burE Jan. 3O.-CATTLE-Supply light; slow;
choice sass rs prime s. 3ogs5 So veal calves. g Jog
8 So cI;s and common. S2Gs3: lambs. S5gs7 so HOGS
Feceius fair; lower; prime heaves 81 4o mediums and
v Yorlers 40a$4 45; light Workers and pigs 81 35
GSs 20; roughs. s. 5ogS5 S.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

r-tcerl Jan. sa-Thear prices fl the local mar
l-e- broke 1o today from The high point because
cf heevZ selling by holders At the close the May
o-iv--r showed q net loss Of zi.c- Corn was of
z 70 Sc cats were &c lower and provisions were
e. 10 20 higher
-hr wheat market was weak all day. The gen
rz- u-7s favorable 70 the bears and the mar
- received G-Tle support e-ceT- from shorts.
shan declines ~ rra price OF wheat az the prfn-
uT5. European grain centres, Que 70 liberal offer
-7es from Argentina. had depressing effect at the
eTeruE- As the session advanced bearlsh senIi-
r1e7- rzs increased BY large primary receipts .
os--lua II The price cf cash wheat Southwestern
markets and bv an estimate OF large forthcoming
Argentine shipments Several prominent longs were
active sellers during the last part 1f the session
IT. market closed weak. with prices near the low
D9-. May 6T5ned &C TO lac 10 sc 20 sc lower IT
FFs 70 g G7s. sold 3 0os 70 s. cJ12, and then
1ecIl-el es-ec. The close al SS1zc 10 eS5sc-
Clearance g wheat and -four to-day were equal
n Iz--j bushels Primary receipts were zs-5Jp
bushels sElust 81 ,sa5 bushels on the same day
sst vaa- Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
week e~d Ia year ago
Taa slump in wheat had only slight effect on
1hs c0rn market because Of the continued small
receipts and reports of poor condition caused by
41n,p wea-he-- The market weakened late in the
cay ard closed easy. Nay opened q shaGe to &c
lowe esc 20 cess sold at Csc 70 6gsc. then de-
cl-nel 6-sc and closed 1t 65-2c- Local receipts
Ve-e - cars, with none OF contract grade.
oats were weak IN sympathy with wheat and
because of liberal primary receipts May opened
&c lower a. 554xc 70 5352c and sold of 70 52@4c'
where x closed. Local receipts were 132 cars
Provisions were firm al day. The market being
VII supported because Of smaller receipts OF i've
lags- Shorts and local packers were active buyers
iard &C higher al s. S-1z- Ribs were &C hlgheF
a. s50z
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. z
car corr, 5s cars oats, ~ cars; hogs, Sle' head
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Lre-qocI. jan S0-Czoz.ne- wEEAT-Spot easy: No
re western winter, as I'd; futures steady March,
5 SsL- Nag. 7s Jaly- - esd CORN-STot easy;
I-e -Les American new 81: pr4rls mixed Amer
Ia. Cd 5s S5. futures quiet. March 6s &c PEAS
S1s1ls- Etes-g- - 50. ELDLE-NinceT patents quiet
- &C EOPS-In London Gf'zcfc Coast steady. t2IEZ
- BEi-F-f-1--a India mess steady, 95s- PORK
El-ns mess. Western, quiet. SIS HAMS-Short cut
: Is n firm, as. BACON-curlberland cut. 28 10
L aeaz. &c. rio. 15 - 10 weak z4s;
lg ces- 1.d5les light 2s 81 =. weak As CO; long
1r rliddes. heavy 3 20 u. weak ass Cd; short
- bscs I6 weak. Ais; clear bellies Il 70 ie
= ~e-4 sts- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 70 l3 Il, quiet
- o LAFD-ETIae Western. n tierCes. easy Sss I'd;
e-nelcac refined. pals. easy. 40s 60 CHEESE
s1lar tlssr white. SIS So Canadian finest
80 ner- firm e4s &C. TALLON-Frime citv EASY,
= = RE'EoS-IoE-Spir1r. quiet. 3ss Cd PETTSO
IL A-Ltsf1e1 steady -. LINSEED OIL-Quiet. 25s-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. January 80. 1905.
the market making win Ire cattle left over yester1a
Dressed beef Al 7aa aec Per 4; little choice beef
sheep $500 quarters Of beef the Georgic 70
CALVEs-I3ecetpts rere As head, including 125 fo-
TIE market, making. with the stale stock lgl on sale
SLOW a. yes5sra5 ciosng figures: western calves
wanted and the car offered 81 The upper yards hsd
sod Ct s. 50as9 - per 100 p Dressed calves slow; city
dressed vesls selling s8-3zc Il. few at l+c;
sales-s. sanders: u veas - = average At So =
Per loo n 90 $50 n al S &C. dc 20 10 a. S.
Mcpherson GO: Il veals 11a r. 20 IS 70.
s JGdd & CO, II veals 1o6 70 at 81 Gull. 10 n,
SHEEP AND IAsSBs-Recesptz we're 27+4 cars OF
1853 head Including saughterers and for
III ~ Jtrsev Cft1 ft the exception Of half car sheep
supply and Just about steay lambs SLOW
per 100 n culs AT yeariinEs az s. 5oaS5 lambs
s75$7 90 one car cho.ce do a. ), reese
country dressed dollhouse S5g$1o carcass
8 81 S. 100 7S 50 DO. DO s. T. at s. so leo &C. s. <
s. y; state yearlt1gs - r n - aO' = Etae
Al 81 81: - Do i,r II At s. do 1o2 n at So y,
yeserdayl o. state lambs. s. u a s. CO. l9 co % y
Pennsylvania 90 n a 81 10 state cus q n
At s. % : 40 % S 10 at t 81 69 s 10 H. az 9 s. 90 2s d.
50 - az s. I0; yearngs 80 n at Sc; state
sheer. 10 y. al 49, - o. si 9gffaio lambs So n at
8 -. 2o1 Sc p s. 80 22J 90, e. 10 az St &
: judd & co: Pensylvanla lambs. 50 n al ST 6o'
81 TeHnsylyane sheep " I'D 10. a. - r 80 lambs 100 -
= 3 u. Hollis. 20 state lambs. 60 n. at 8.
syIga-z and state 30 200 n. few choice
pis Sslez-s Sanders: 126 ro average. at
. " Jg55 pe q ~ Pennsylvania pigs G7 II. at IS
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFE-The coffee market hrmer to-day: CLOS
ing steady al net advance of S1o points sales for @
day reported of 30.!5o bags. The market onsno
advance or points III
response . steady cables improved during me Gay OF
buying by trade interests and local bus VINO c5
the market Prices
around the opening until Well after midday nen
the market improved on continued support from traoe
and scattered covering BeIond the tact tha
made steady showing there was Iot
much feature the early HFvre closed ne! uIi
and Hamburg = pig lower 70 = pIs z
Brazilian barely SteaCy
reis lower. Santos steady and unchanged he
the recently. reaching
23G09 bags at ports against $3.50 bags ast
year and bags Jundiahy receipt5
COO bags against 2U090 bags last year ana BUD
bags the receipts the
brazilian ports been 1-2340O0 bags against
Is T6:OU0 bags year S,1ss.0co bags two years
ago warehouse deliveries to-daI were
e92 bags against 1851 bags last and 12iI2 bags
coffee steady. with quotations on the
basis OF ei4c for Rio No T.
The range of contract prices in the local market to-day
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

pONCS OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL BE
- paid for three thousand dollars for
per cent Address L. R.. So Columbus
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
ROCKER TRUST COMPANY.

February first the Court the amount OF
thousands
hardship
the Rev
bankers
practicable
twelve about The
biEtv now depoitors who
hayeno vet tassente andr wit alone.
In call Office hncker
Broad
way Buidng).
York;
HINSDIIL PARSONS, Chairman, A Broad Street
THOMAS WITT CUYLER, Philadelphia, Pa
GEORGE 3 POST
W DUNCAN, JR, 26 Cortandt Street, n Y
WILLIAM P BoNBRIGHT,
ARTHUR BRIEsEN 25 Broad Street
HERBERT L. sATTERLEE, Counsel
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

p,.~s .~n New f9sk January 30 1905
quantity domestic marrow, medium pea beans.
steady. The Situation would seem to warrant iittis
stronger position ii for the fact that quite
siderabie Of the rads Red kidney hre n tome but
without qnotable change in price osheE varieties are
small supply and very firn We quote: BEANs1larrov,
s. @ per 0usj e -osS ~ 90 eoamon to 5000 S2g
S2gs2 2213; pea choice 81 20gS2 2712 do common
kidney choice 81 a5 do common to good 81 soqs1 90;
e5aSk turtle soup choice 81 soaS2 yellow eve choice.
5ags per per- bush 81 90 - 0' F'ScO'H'
ket sti lightly supplied with fresh creamery
cias ard extras and these are selling aLaost arrival
having arser place IN the trade and recent aecuula-
ons are being reduced quite readily Buyers looking
In fact 1t locks II that figure might te
the ande as ana eS nsrs are Is 5rnsbe s picking oDa away
than heretofore Process shows further
ency. there is very satisfactory trade In both
per lh S3c do extras 325e do nrsts 2sgS1c; do sec
do extras. a0c; do rss 2sG3oc; Go seconds 24g2Ic;
state dairy tubs fresh finest 3lc do good TO choice,
2ic do extras 252c do frsts. 2232G@3c: do seconds
5S Vt VG tnlos t9gi iSc ita5.on Creamery hrss
201sc; do thirds lsq1slzc; held, dsts 20sc
choice 2o2 22c; packing stock. No l. 2oc: 90 No $50
195sc: do No ;. ISc
continued steady demand from local and out OF town
dealers. but mostly for small lots FOR immediate
ami holders firm in their views and generally
offer at present prices Fine Skins in good demand and
Canadian Gas Cd for coloed and 63s sd for white
anoe; State fun cream. small colored and white. fine
good prime. i4ai5e; do late october and early
to fair elE li1sc: skins I'4 specials ne
do skins fne s'zg91zc. do fair good. 6Gsc:
mon. 3ls a4}9c: DO fun skins, tQ2c.
EGGs-Receipts to-day. I:.l44 Arrivals are
fairly liberal there Is considerable accumulation OF
fresh gathered eggs FIRST hands But The cold weather
II pro1uctns sections Is causin. sloIs speculauvs
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.


.----ts1e5 r~ Charles Il Barney Co. - Broad
Zcrs- c-c - South zth street.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

z.
C0TTON-Thc cotton market was nervous ana un-
settled during trading, with the close steady at
p rIt decline 24l3 points. Sales for the were
23u0It0 opened steady
advance 9f16 points renewal of the covering
movement noted overnight buy
ing orders. This exhausted, however,
and when apparent that there was no ag-
sressive support prices broke sharply.
owing disappointing cables the uufavorable influence
OF local and liquidation BY buyers OF the
previous who had thought mat the upturn nlghL
bull nnanlpuiatloa- After
showing net Of 4d6 points the active months
rallied about the closing prices Of Nednes-
dav but later weakened again, reaching the low ponr
late session, when active months were about 9glI
voirz net lower. The close points from
active positions. which showed net less
2a6 points : reports published OF
mills in the future, and ad-
vices from the South buIlIsh spot market
revived approximations
the general situation and the market showed
the bull leadership The movement was
heavier receipts at the ports were
exceeded te CearaEces by about 1000 bales aho Il
~ general may show Iali-
ing OF after end-of-e-nonth commitments have been
flied.
The range Of contract prices n the local market to-day
was s follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

r,siness was in fairly large voldne In the mining
--ket on the Produce Exchange yesterday. but
=. az the transactions confined 10
- Sales were as follows: 25.5oo Branch Mint,
: - Yssc l5c and Isc The last being buyer sixty
- snd 500 Greater Nevada, at loc.
Ts5 and asked prices
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

March si1 30: April. sII Is. Octohsr, ss TIloTEr~
I'rlnne s. .. AISIAE-PTHns. sie so.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

New York of1ee. 24S E1fth Avenue
Waters baths. hotel and environments nownere
equalIed Rheumatism gout. and nervous diseases
Coruulere therapeutic apparatus japan
UaIua room riding. driving and oEecooS
pastirnes. Through sleeper leaves New York 45o ,
veek1avs Tickets Information c & o. oice- 359
Broadway. 2tS Fifth avenue and otces Ps7nsyIvs1ts
PaIIrosd FRED STERRY.
Manager. Hot Springs Va