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New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

about 900 market steady sheep SASS S iai'S
ss, Rnrao Jan 100 sS Sesn s
<a;-1,9 acrve and steady; prime steers sSSa
active and DC
co tJ0GS.Receipts $500 head; active a.la s-SS
ber heavy and - soas4 So YorSers - SY ~
gs 81 7}IS4 TO- roughs. 81 1oas4 3o CARES 81 -
ss "a SHEEP and LAMBs-Recepts IpV"S s,as3 Hsaf &,
xsa oS steady: lambs 10c lower lambs S'aS' o'
few 81 IS: ewes. 81 25gs4 10 n-, = c.
r-n;op stocE Yards Pittsburg JAN 3-CAII e. s5
ChioL sraadV choice, s. 6GdS5 To- prime 80 noV
E-ssr1~Suppy sheep anu On
% cuils and common ~
ph sSGs7 40: veal calves ssGss 10
80 higher. priIne hesvies. mediums heaEy
9 81 I5Gs4 So light YoTkers and pss' y O"s<s ''
roughs, S4gS4 ID -o ,. n,,.,+a-,,
rncn.s.t Jan 3-HOGS-5 a 1oc lower; TgeI q
Sinnars s4 65; common So 5o@s % CALILE
1--we and steady; fair TO good Shippers: - 90 $50
common. 81 So SEfEhF S''0u'' w"
steady 81 lO4 SO 90 - -,,. , soo
-~.s t-it, Jan 3-CATTLE-Receipts. loOo
Hadi~ 600 Southerns market strong choce expo5t
me ssed beef steers s5G s. 80; fair 10 good - 80
western steers So 75 81 10 stockers aho reeaers %
e. 93G sa S5 native 81 ooG 81 90 nSt'z hocs
g. 80 e. * bulls 81 81: calves s4G 80 oV a.
30 soFsceirts I4O00; market ga loc lower IcP - go %
-, sales 81 4Oa 81 40: heavy. 81 1od - 90
s a. a 81 CO. pigs and lights 81 20 q - 30,
se - so *: ewes and yeariings s. stocters
Ilngs, $5d So IOi western Sieep ~ ~
and feeders s3ms4
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January }. lsUs.
I C0EFEE-The coffee market made q STEADY showing
q which, however, seemed
TO elect q the ket Ihe
opening steady unchanged prices 10 advance
o. points. close steady, net unchanged
10 points higher Sales reported OF 3iONo bags
The gains q rather Disappointing
European cables and somewhat smaller decrease IN tle
supply been expected
receipts Brazilian ports for the month OF
December behind those Tor the
year worlds visible supply
December increased about 5IoUNO bags II
probable decrease this year
be considerable. and the small figures were attributed TO
failing of in the worlds warehouse deliveries as com
last As interior stocks are oeNel 70
very failing the deliveries IS gen
orally influence OF unsettled
money and trade interests are expecting an
demand il the winter n conse-
euence Tie the local market to-day Was
attributed better inquiry for spot eotee IN
Of spot market was one OF
ne sustaining franc lower,
Hamburg unchanged to = pig lower Neither
the Brazilian markets reported change and re
continued about their recent scale The market
coffee steady, quotations on the
oT l-I6c No =.
The local market t1-1ay
s follows
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

COTTON.-Without being active previous
market nervous and Irregular The
Of points estimated al 100000 bales The
market barely steady decline Of 5QG points,
early active months showed net
points which level prices rallied dur
Of The initial decline due 20 scattering
Liquidation local promoted by weak
cables fu receipts and talk cf bearlsh gners report
while the subsequent recovery due 10 covering and
interior markets of the South
Il New Orleans market bGish
t-1Tn there tne condition were also
iusufacient first Of the month
e0-Tle reports ginning 70 January l. there are
persistent circulating % the showing 10 De
the National Gnne-s Association, and one
q little 100000 bales As
ginnei during the period
covered during the period last year Il
would considered 9 hearlsh shOTlrE Inc
Official report VIII available THURSDAY private
issued to-day 1888 coo bales gin1ed
January private wire New Orleans said there
inquiry for spots and HAT the market would
T2lloY advance with Of buEIng power
Southern officially reported
cLanged SIec lower u reported that freight
from southern ports for January Shipment are
heavy.
:g0ernten6ent Kings weekly movement figures follow:
35231 against 314. 1872
overland 10 mills and Canada Bio bales against 81
T7il estimated Ga 600 bales.
against 124S year: brought into sight
for the week 456Z3G bales against 4425 last
Total movement Port receipts 5l576}l bales.
against 7s6 last overland mills and Canada
bales. Sf6 year Southern mill
-akinss bales. Io3I00 year; stock
interior towns Of September l. 4lAsaI bales
for season Geea bales against s2Ga s73 year;
brought into sight during the month Of DeCernbe- 21o
81 bales. against - 73> last YEAR
TIE of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,tr.-noo1 Ian 3-Ciosing: WHEAT-Spot firm No z
II Vsrern winter nominally Is 101sd: futures steady
Merch - iId: MAY. ss I'd CORN-spot nrh: PRIME
te4 erican new IS I'd. prime mixed American tlo
n futures steady: January. 5s 5sd PkASIcaaa-
% sd IIOPS.In London Pacihc Coastl quiet t2at2 l.s
l-t- India mess firm. GSs. Poftk-irtne r IS
irsrr strong ess ID HAMS-Short cut II 70 10 10
S,I .Is gd RAcON-Cumberiand cut 20 70 SO To- qiiet
10 52s 3D., long clear
,sies fight s 10 "A quiet SIS long clear middes
N quiet Sis. short clear backs 10 10 ~
10 weak 4ss clear bellies u to 10 10 m Sq,e' , IN,
IN erees steady American refined IN
natls d,lI a. Al cAEESE-caBAiian finest shite neS
nn1yNprine citv quiet g9s Sd, TURPENTINE.sp
ROSfN-Counaon weak, 81 es PEItttt-
IFIIrMwRenned Arm 1isd. LINsEEp oiL-pul, 25s ID
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

t,hieneo Jan 3.-CATTLE1-Recepts (es.mated) about
head Market steady but SLOW Steers; - s,g .g
asa % calves S39s. stockers and feeders 81 4oqs4 ao
Receipts estimatedl about 2s.oOn head nar Aet
active 59I0c higher choice hsaF, 7niprrng - oSs n
butchers s4 a0GS4 10: light mixed. s. 54St 90 choice
iseht s. sSess4 a. packing S46s4 pigs So 5o4s4 30
sgrs Of sales 81 E0Ss4 sHEEP-Recepts testmated)
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

support from leading bulls at Chicago. The short
interest was Also aggressive the bearish
from both coasts and the absence of buliish
from the Argentine Several during the day
slgh rallies occurred, but there good buying
ana the general trend after the opening steadily
DOWNWARD The most significant purchases at Chi
cago We're for San Francisco account The move
1nent at interior points continued light again being
little more than half large year while
the estimate Chicago for Saturday very light
Broomhau estimated that importing countries would
heed 52so00 o00 bushels 1905 of which 232 100000
were counted on from United States and Canada: ana
l36. 100000 from Argentle Only couple of
1and from mills Minneapolis at full prices Cash
wheat here closed as follows: No red 81 o75s
81 241s and No hard winter, 81 1Sss o b ahcat
CoRN-Opening strong at highest point Of the week
for MAY 602 from which there about &c rally
near the close This excessive weakness attrib-
taking. small seaboard cearances and favorable
weather in the West The Ohio state report con-
the condition Of In cribs only I3 against s6
last year and in shock f3. compared with 80 year
mcuidE and unnarketable There was q notabe I'M.
provenent the export demand and upward Of 2s
loads were taken during the day This helped the
market the close that final prices were ?rec
ueally net unchanged No corn closed 69isc and
No white. cas- both ahoat: other grades
grains rather quiet all day, closing about
steady. Cash in New York were quoted as fol
lows Mixed. 26 to 80 n, 54c: natural white 20 TO
56is 80 &c RYE-Marlzet steady No Western. Ole
20 View York Exporters bought q @ leads mainly
ing to Observation-Disclosures aggregate 5I193e4 bushels
against 6as451n last week and 4255. .e70 last year
since July l. 1IaO95 sss bushels. against 97.92S594
last year Corn exports for TAI es1 bushels
since July I. 1907. exports - 494T.367 bushels
against %. .se50s7 wear.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Open. High, Low; Close: day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
COpar1nersMp Notices.

MR. FRANKLIN BUTLER KIRKBRIDEs has this dav
retired a United States and
Great Britain
York and Liverpool. December 81 1907
BOOTH & co. New York
ALFRED BOOTH & Co,
Wakefield Crorpton
have this day our firm
New York. January 1, 1905.
BOOTH co
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

Estimated accrued interest not included in -
Net accrued interest ............- $50 342 13
State Of New York. County Of New York.
BRAYTON IVES President. and BERTRAM CRCGER-
the Metropolitan Trust Company OF the ty
of New York. located doing business at No 4S Wall
Street. in the City Of New York in said County being
himself. the foregoing report,
the schedules accompanying the is true and
in all the best Of his knowledge and
belief that usual business Of
said has been transacted at the location
required Banking 6s9 OF 1ss2),
and not elsewhere and that the above report IS made IN
compliance official notice received from
pentendent Banks designating first day Of Janu
1905. the day which such shall be made
fSgd) BRAYTON IVES. President.
CSgd) BERTRAM CRUGER Treasurer.
Seyeraly subscribed ard by both deponents.
the 3rd day of January 1905. be
ISeai Of Notary.l
(Sgd) AUGUSTUS e vOGLER
Notary Public Kings County, n. Y Certificate fled In
New York County.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

The local market fo- spot cotton was quiet, with
&C for EiddlIng Gar sales. 400 bales Southern
leans steady. uacEznsed At Iissc: sales 450o bales
TaHnsh q1Iet :-TsS Tower a al II aisc' ssies 17sI
bses Charleston stead, unchanged at 1ossc VII
unchanged HE sales. 216 bales Baltimore noni
a i - sales 1a1s bales Augusta steady unchanged
z, j s18c. sales 635 bales - louis oufet unchanged
lI5zcs sales. 100 bales. Little Rock steady
e5snsed al l9c Receipts a. Leading points for sat
Geiveston against 15o79 last week and 16327 last
1905 70 120oo against 1885 last week and 90 s47
Cotton Exchafge special Liverpool cables: spot cot
tor quiet; sales 900 bales: SPECULATION and export
prices points lower: closed quiet decline
5s55sd Fefrusry March esd: MSTch-April' 7o3
AIrSays ne ana aleJua6, aoa ZIG, "a
teTnber-qetoser S4gd 5$ad No;
corparative coT55n statement the ended Fri
Gay January 3, 1873.
Net receipts all United States ports during the
Net -eoei1ts al United states ports during
same week lasI ear Sl555o 80
Total receipts same date last s ~ $50
Exports for the ssme week last s5 425
@ ssook a. ali uaited states ports
s,ssE s s i..:f.. ,s.s: sssSs3 sss ss5
ssook At ali Interior towns at the same time last
sock at Liverpool this tine year-.... $4,000
8. -. - 80, - - -: :: -, ss2 900 ,3
GlR1r since September i
Eales
~ 3as $50 san Francisco.
tseH Orleans go 4S3 Brunswick 1o9
Mobile ..-.......- 2ns3si Port
Savannah 142 4s1 I'ensacola s1.503
s5s 8 Iss,:ss5i1i: siss ess s5s
Eal,iplore. - 7A9 Eagle Pass. Tex 100
fssto5 fset 32si Minor pors.. e5i5
ffflISe7.fis sss5 TotaI.-....-..-. 515ao28
AND MEAT--F'lour dull again yester-
tsy. prices at the old level The undertone was
steady Rye feur firmly held. with light business
doing The following are prices quoted on the New
YORK Produce Exchange Spring patents. So 900 &c %.
81 "a winter patents, 81 $40
spring clears s. 5om -; extra 80 gInter'
WHEAT FLOUR-Market steady Quoted. s3 De- 700
ms RYE FLOUR-Fi-nl, Quoted Fair 70 good 81 s.
r-f~r Quoted Kiln dried. 81 30 So ~ BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow 81 4off 81 ~.
-oarse. 81 - Feed Western duii city s,eacy
Quoted spring Sc szandart Kidding 50 %;
red So. all December ship
-9en- citv b-an. s25 bulk; s2e 1851 sacks; mid
TInc $50, red dog $50; ho5nlry chop ST
9EAT-Domestic wheat mars Gets started
out verv srvonc and al highest Drices or the weSk
80 which resulted declines 6urtng the day of
.ro- 1c 20 &C per bEshe with hnel prices not Tar
<-0ra the lowest and about ~ under the previous
NevyY York The selling movement was parity
tae-5 or tnsariefactorv export operations a WeaE
FnglisIg cables which bad shown geoo oeAi
~ strength the opening and tn ltlass n corn
EsaL q time cf oar opening N1Afi-
F3,.s.-e~+ vas HIGHER. ArGeuf1e news was FefP
again. bEt Russian a6NfcFa crNtl's'- - 80
s.ress On freezing weather without S1o@ Afsrfltle
s+t--aerfs for ~ oO1o bushels rpf5-
ys-s5 vsffb 3aa bushels tae pfeFicis ~seE.
-Lranghort the day there little evidence OF
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
COBALT STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Wills Stewart & Co. No. 4s Exchange
pAiIApEIP PhIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED hy Charles D Barney Co. No. % Broad
street New York. and No. f22 South Attn street.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

MR. FRANKLIN BUTLER KIRKBRTDE HAS RE-
vi as Company, has
been succeeded by Mr. Clement Wakefield Jones
Philadelphia. January J.. 19oS
THE SCRPASS LEATHER CO.
BY George NJ Booth
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

New YORK EeceErher 2eth. 1877
Fse--Ion Directors q TIE EL~A<<
~ 80 - hsl4 al Banking Hcuse 5th Ave ara
~ St cn TUESDAY JANUARY IAN. 1905 Polls cpen
ors 10 81 20 o'clock p NJ - .. - -.ss.-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
Financial.
Financial.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
1hpe and ese-naIf Fer Cent. mer.gsu Bends.

Notice hereby given that. pursuant the provf.
OF Article o Mortgage from Com
psny 70 the United Trust Company of New
York Trustee. dated August 1. 1899. this Company
has set apart of the derived by 10
from Of railroad therein norrgaged the
OF twenty-five thousand Collars sn be used
20 redeem bonds. and that bonds issued under
said mortgage wnl be redeemed Herewith Bids
hereby invited for the surrender OF such bonds at
prices be rsrnej by the bidders. 20 the anourr
So. sos Sinking Fund
Such bids should be presented this Company az
Office. Broadway. IN the City os New York
before 3rd day February. 1905. at twelve
O'Clock noon. and iadorsed Bids for sur
render Central Pacific Railway Company Three and
One-Half Per Cent Bonds
Central Pacific RAILWAY Company
By z HARTMAN President
New York January 2nd. IS0s
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
Financial Elections
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.

Tne Annual Meeting u stockholders OF this Con7anv
Trustees and Inspectors % the next
siecti0r ana Transaction of ether business
come viii be heiG tns
Ono of the Company - Broad Street New YorS Cy.
- January Stn. 1905 Polls VIII be sps1-1
an, ~ = M to u m. r = HORNE Serr-ravy
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
THE, COMMERCIAL. TRUST COMPANY
rYE PIAzA BNNK.

t .rruaf meeting STOCKHOLDERS fc- the elecsioi
- 5-ec-ors viii be held che Offices Of the company
Ts-oadwav and Thirty seventh street on Wednesday
Tar4s " t5th faOs- from L 20 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK

IT, srrrsl meeting Cf st0cknclde-s q this 8ank.
.a LECTION Di-ectors VIII b. had at the naukins
~,re1r,--rttrI street ard sixth Aveaus. T1-s
Sav January t4th. 1865 between the heErS q II a u
% % a ~ ~ ". l. DOUGLASS Cashier
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16

in all the productive crafts of indus
trial life The reduction of the hours
of toll for skilled workmen from tilir-
teen hours day to eight. by gradu-
al rriumphs over heartless and con-
scieneeless capiIalistie greed. the I'M
proyement of the homes of the toilers
the augmentation of the freedom. cul-
ture. enjoyment. power and influence
of the great mass of the people under
the benign inspiration OF trade union
ism which have made the American
standard of living the highest and
broadcast in the world, were rapidly
and vividly portrayed. and forced home
on the apprehension of the vast audi
enee in thoughts that breathe and
words that burn all presented in the
fascinating style for which Mr. Mc
Morrow is everywhere renowned
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16


VIII ar building national house, Liberty
brotherhood bound the of national
hope
What kind of house does religion make for ous chamber
of hold
An
earth? What the landmarks of this
God and for all that because God made it, faith the
for the ultimate triumph of
for all Gods world here and beyond the
specially those who need Does religion make
temptations Does help
spiritual closer
with appeal its controlling lasting WORTH This the
tangible for himself In this the that paseth under
standing, and joys forevemore
fh-the of
purpose the of ourselves
through which look and the
the poisoned shirt Nesus omenng Hercules
building
tbs hands, eternal To that
toll and pain well - -
worth while CLL<I24AA |aItzleN- Z1a1sr
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16
BALcH AT BALTIMORE.
Popular Lincoln Pastor Standing Up
for the Workers of TODAY.

Popular Lincoln Pastor Standing Up
for the Workers of Today.
BALTIMORE Mr.. May 1e-With
the backing of Governor Hoch of Kan
sas. Senator Dolliver of Iowa. and
prominent ministers and laymen Rev
Dr. William Balch. of Trinity church.
Lincoln. Neb. is leading a movement
to put the Methodist Episcopal church
closer to the laboring men. particular
ly those in labor unions.
The church should make a direct
bid for the labOring mems support .
he said today. land should try to meet
and conquer any hostile feeling toward
the church that any laboring man may
feel 1t is a crisis in the conflict that
eonfronts us On the one side preda-
tory monopolies. on the other the mis-
cry of the oppressed multitudes. Be
sides there is a deadly and increasing
class hatred. In such an emergency
nothing can be more deplorable than
the manifest fact that the masses are
not only Indifferent to the church. but
also the suspicion that the church is
Indifferent TO them" Dr. Balch said
that his committee will recommend the
creation of a department of labor. He
has been working out the details with
special committee.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16

as the were thrown on the large
screen in brilliant steropticon views.
prefaced this part of the performance
with q luminous and eloquent eNposi-
tion OF the purposes and achieve
nlents of trade unionism which was
very instructive and entertaining He
showed that the labor movement had
for its highest aim the better condi-
tons for the toilerS of the land and
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16

their families higher wages for the
worker. improved domestic and so
cial conditions for the household en-
larsed intellectual advantages and
business opportunities for the young,
the abolition of child labor. the total
elimination of the SwearShop and its
products. and the removal of the un-
wholesome competition of contract
prison labor with trained free labor
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16
HUMAN LIFE CHEAPEST.

1t is cheaper to kill workingmen
than to protect them. 1t is an easy
matter to sell a device to save time
but one to protect life cannot be given
away The whole story rests i'm the
neglect of our government to enact Ii
ability laws that will force the employ
er to provide safety appliances and use
them--The Railroad Trainman.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16
AN ENTERTAINING LECTURE
Full of Striking Informasion for the
General Public

OF c. ]. McMorrow, who will lecture
at the Auditorium on May -, on the
union labels of the various crafts. the
St Paul Union Advocate says
&C. ]. McMorrow, the accomplished
gentlemen who explained the labels
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16

Involuntary architects we shape and
ing and identifying them making them
unsafe and unsightly by all we are and do
What are YOU making your family house
your home, out of LOYALTY. honor. TRUTH
unselfishness are the four corners of loves
inclosure, the safeguards of its teaching
and inspiring ministry the anchorage of
the hearts it sends forth for struggle with
the world
You build house for Yourself In So
ciety Business and social intercourse are
its life Integrity, industry, justice and
Do YOU square to these
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16
Makin6
Law
Difficulty of Franz
ing Good
Laws Is Enormous
BY HON. JAMES BRYCE.
british AMhassador to United States.

HE difficulty of framing good laws the
~ work the comparatively easy
= repeating old
UR&6 the eizenestruetion simple workout the far harder
E14&I of creating of help
~ attaining the
people thought that the great thing freedom When
~ they had got they dissatisfied and instead of simply
- letting everything and everybody their
veal or woe on lndsdual' principles they forthwith set to
work to forbid things which had been tolerated before AMI throw
government
than those of which they had stripped it
The of and the
Guilty of having good, difficulty
rthree things First OF those Who demand legislation do not
understand exactly what the evil they desire the good they
Secondly when they do understand the evil they seldom know
what the remedy when they seek the auabe end they seldom
perceive the best Thirdly the number of
dial and called for large that hard select
urgently needed No legislation
pressed persons
lst another. and like people crushing another the
they slowly than they
assng N regular
difficult the
c<.npesity industry
growth modes of production distribution that
need be regulated regulated Interfere with the free
play of enterprise
Many problems legislation presents
ordinary the ADLER members of legislative
they without special knoWl (Is
added that the United further difficulty from
legal required avoid tran<gressn
provision of federal or a eonstitution-D
organized
for the gathering and of materials for legislation and
ally collecting the laws passed other subjects of
importance
To pushing of public
interest. every which
body become responsible for the conduct OF
legislation
a personal ought to be separated from bills
of general applicability judicial
with Legislature chief committees
putting legal form of all bills introduced
Similarly provided reetifying bills before
dur
ing their passage
o kind has
periodically
actually enforced Tor found nforeeablI
the acticalr results of the enforcement
enable both the legislature and the people learn what
actually and thereby to facilitate good le
ton the periodically
.ibe to and
i teligible shape
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-16

GOODWILL are its cornerstones.