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New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Jan. 1S.-Wheat prices on the local ex-
change declined more than &c to-day because of
free selling by leading holders At the close the
May option off 24c to 2ssc. Corn was 1c lower
Oats We're down &c TO &c. Provisions were 2I2c to
&c to 10c lower. Oats down lOc lower The
wheat market yeak the entire day but the
severe break in prices did not Hateriaze until late
In the session. The market opened easy owing to
moderate sales by pit traders who were Influenced
by the continued liberal movement in the North
west AS the session advanced and additional news
adverse to the bulls was received the sentiment
became still more bearlsh The main factors that
inspired the selling enormous receipts at all
primary points in the United States. an estimate
Of liberal gain in the worlds shipments for the
week and a rumor that statistics of the amount OF
wheat ocean passage probably will show an
increase of about 100000 bushels for the week.
During the final hour several prominent longs be-
heavy sellers. which caused sharp slump
in all deliveries. The market closed weak with
prices almost at the bottom May opened 1sc TO
asc lower 81 0$s to 81 0ss sold off to 81 0e and
closed at 81 OPS to 81 OLA ClearanCes of wheat and
flour were equal TO 6s6.6Oo bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were $4,000 bushels. compared with $4,000
bushels the corresponding day last year. Mime
apoIis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 4Ss
cars. against 800 cars last week and 226 cars a
year ago.
Cold weather and the break in wheat had de-
pressing effect the corn market. sentiment be-
ing somewhat bearish all day. Local receipts were
less than what had been estimated and this tended
to check the selling movement The market closed
easy May opened &c TO Ac lower at 6e2ac to 607sc
sold off to 6Oc where it closed. Local receipts were
$40 cars with OF contract grade
Trade in dull and featureless and prices
we
ings of cash oats liberal and prices at the
sample tables were &c lower. May opened sc 10
nc lower at 5412c. sold at 54asc and then declined
to 54c the closing price. The local receipts were
Ill cars. .,-. !.
Provisions were rather inactive and sentiment
was inclined TO be bearish. owing to the weakness
~ oratn and to decline of &c In live hogs. At the
close May pork was OFF 10c at $l3 27l4- Lard was
sisc TO &c lower at S. Ribs 71sc to 1oc lower
at s. o. -, -
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, "a cars
corn s44 cars: oats 21s cars; hogs, 5000 head.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATE FACTS
OF the s97 100000 Issued There Is Now
Only $4,000. 600 Outstanding.

Financial circles interested yesterday in an
article prepared by Alexander Gilbert president
of the Clearing House Association, for the forth
coming issue Of "Appletons Magazine" in which
be states that the total authorized issue OF Clear
ting House loan certificates between October q and
December 81 amounted sg7.O0o.0Oo OF this total
the full amount utilized by the banks was s74-
eaeea 1t was learned yesterday that the out
standing volume Of these certificates had been
greatly reduced since the close of December, and
that it was now about S35. 100000.
Well informed bankers predicted that the last
Of the certificates would be retired by February TO-
AS these loan certificates are taxed at per cent,
II is of~course, TO the interest OF the banks TO
tire them soon monetary conditions enable
them to do
Before Mr- Gilberts statement was published it
had not been definitely known Just how large an
ISSUE loan certificates had been authorized by
the Clearing House, although the amount had been
spproximated pretty accurately The amount
utilized by the banks more than SO. 600 900 in
excess Of the total issue IN 1s when the Clearing
House issued loan certificates, but pointed out
bv Mr.. Gilbert while the certificates at that time
amounted 10 per cent Of the deposits the latter
have increased SO much that the total of the last
issue was less than per cent OF the total de-
posts
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,,,,,x, New York. January IS. 1908.
EENES-ReceiptS "a cars or 435 head ALI
OF which went direct TO the slaughter house trading
In live cattle The feeling steady Dressed
beef was slow at unchanged prices. TX 9sc per
ID with little extra beef exceeding quotations Liver
POOL and London cattle, sheep beef markets IN
changed Shipments to-day from port included
quarters OF beef IN the St Paul Southampton
London market -
CALEES-Receipts 43O head. including 2iO
for butchers and 1S0 for making with the
stare caves i2 on sale nearly ali Western and Indiana
caves NO demand up to a late hour. nearly all the
stock was likely TO be carried Feeling weak all
along the line City dressed Si5 Cite per
10; country dressed SGl2izc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were II cars or
IA head including ss for saughterers and AZ
for the market. making with the stale 11Iz
on sale Trade dull and lambs barely steady.
with several cars unsod late hour Medium good
sheep cold at 81 25gS5 per 100 ~ TO prime
lambs at SO G$I so The dressed continues
and prices weak today. Dressed sold
SG1Oc 10 and best wehers high l0zc;
lambs at lOQ127c and hog dressed up 13c: country
dressed hothOuSe lambs slow at SASH per carcass.
Sales-kerns Commission Company: 211 Ohio lambs, IS
n average. ST SO per 100 do, 50;
$50 Buffalo DO. SO 10. 81; Ohio sheep ~ at
81 10 ! do, 100 II. al
S. Judd & Co: 245 Ohio lambs. 67 70. a 81 -.
Tohdn & Shannon: Ga Pennsylvania lambs (commOn),
GO 10 at 50 .: so Pennsylvania sheep 81
HOGS-Receipts were 81 o 3 935 head. for
slsughterers direct Nomnaly Buffalo West
ern adyces Country dressed hogs quiet 671zc per
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
Excursions.

maIlard slesl 2 do rudy soseoc: DO teal SgsSi6s sos
Is soss5;s ss Ds es sG'? s On Jack
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-oferinss of po-
taoes moderate and market steady to nrm n a. LAS tsS
sss as anu Sg New oaans vegetables in
limited supply and without important Ehaags as .
steady for most kinds Cuban tomatoes dragging heav
Value o'nfs Bermuda Vegetables Selling Well California
esnlifowers dEsgsng Kae and ans n oer root
vegetables held about steady We quote: PoTATo5s s
is 6 i2ssa Is i:5 81
b s2gs2 rs; do state and western s2gs2 20;
da @ S Ss: @ ser oS. Ss S5 s W s2 o SS jersey per-
bb s. eSs4 So DO per basket s. S9@S2 DO ST Rsr
Per drum si2as14; BRUssE1s SPROUTS. per quart
Ris' os sss % ST
CELERY state dozen stalks. 15@:Sc DO case
MA osT psT co Case do Sc 9f 9 % per 'G red 90 tom
sqs2 81 bs i DO 9 ReD ST. S sse 1a '9Ss as 6 DC 81 ] % &
CORY New Orleans per 6bi 81 50Ss2 5o DO per basket
ssS crate slSs 5G1Fq1 FL Lon:
per af es sos1 o s d Florida
per box s1gs1 IS do e. Cuban slas1 5o; EscAR0aE
bB gs Per SG r nA SSr9s s1n1s
TETTGcE. Florida per basket t. .1Sss LIMA BEASs
bermuda per box siGs1 25 Onions Small whit. picEIe
pc a0 Ta a s. Do s ss @
low: per bag: 81 25as2 do red 81 25@s2 do Orange
County, red and yellow bag. 81 506S2: Cuban,
per crate 81 so; OYSTER PLANTS. per 100 bunches.
CUBAN sSsa PPP Ford sars Per ca7eS as go 90
do Cuban 75c9s1; PEAS Florida. per basket. s1as3;
PARSLEY. Bermuda. box. s16s1 so: do New Orleans
curly per Dbl 50 5o9s4 50; do plain s4ass; PARsNIPs
s1g:s basket So5o: eflda per pSr sa.sss Ss
sIasl oo do Bermuda per box z5cas1 %: RADIsHEs.
leans per bbl 81 oo@se: SPRING BEANS Florida green
ana wax per basket crate, 81 256S3: SQUASH Hub
oard per bbl 81 25as2 80; do bb 81 T5as2
do Florida white. per box s1Gs1 so: Cuban white
&.
MAToES Florida, per carrier s19s2: do Cuban 75cfs
81 o. TURNIPS, Canada, rutabaga, per bbI SIsI 10:
DO Jersey sad Long Island rutabasa sas1 25 irish
do old. white. per bbl s19s1 25 wATERCRDSS Der 1Oo
punches. sl1s2; BEET TOPS hothouss per b1shsI boz
IeqeOc; CUCUMBERS. hothouss, No l. per dozen TX,
9s1: do No 2 per box s29s3 5o LETTUCE hothouse
per dozen. 2OG4Oc; MUSHROOMS hothouse per NJ IO6o
4oc MINT hothouse. per dozen lunches 50d75c; RAD
Isles hothouse. per 100 punches. s2as3; RHUBARB
house. per 70, 10000. S' 4O'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

COTTON-The cotton market very nervous to-
day. with local sentiment unsettled
close net decline OF 10a1s points. Sales
for the day estimated i75I10 bales.
opened steady at decline OF 349 points and shortly
afterward the active months sJ10 points
owing 10 disappointing cables and heavy selling. but
brokers supposed to be operating FOR the bull
buying. rmored ket to be
into high ground figures were bulsh and
Southern advices indicated a firm spot situation.
market rallied in consequence. and during the
OF the morning sold about 465 points higher.
ater turned weak again closing at the lowest point OF
the day heavy liquidation
which appeared to be for short account. a day
or many ruIoTs as TO the attitude OF leading speculative
interests Liverpool cables reported that New
ests were selling 70 depress the market.
eelved cable from prominent here
rect that Mr Sully loaded with cotton and coffee
Is report together with the character Of OF tho
selling N the local cotton market suggested
mer market leader opposing the upward movement
and believed that liquidation might be forced. This
seemed 20 shake confidence In the bull the
ket 80 far as local
prices AT the close showed reaction cnly
following an advance OF So points days
nent around the ring far less bullsh visible
supply OF American cotton for the week showed "A
creasing visible supplies
The Of prices IN market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
EXPORTS.
Cash OBLIGATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.


COEEEE-The coffee market active to-day
and rather irregular owing to little European sell
Ing and what seemed to be realizing by local longs
sales for the day only l25u and the market
closed steady in tone, at advance OF points 10
decline of points The opening steady at unchanged
prices advance Of points in response to steady
European Brazilian markets moderate receipts
Demand limited, however, notwithstanding the
encouraging features in the responsible for the
initial gains% the readily enough under
the moderate offerings Possibly Liverpool cable saying
that cable had been received there from New York
ing that Mr. Sully loaded with both cotton and
coffee may have had some influence but It Is not sener
believed circles this has
interest II reported that the
firm through which Mr Suly is supposed operate In
buyers about 5000 bags OF coffee Fri
day. but II IS also said that this for entirely
different account and the reaction following the opening
advance was attributed to insignificant offerings in dull
market Havre i. franc higher, and Hamburg net
unchanged 70 pfg higher Both the Brazilian markets
comparatively light.
At this time the interrupted
extent by landsdes and comparisons with that
consequently misleading Fridays the
two ports were oo bags against $1,000 bags last year
and Jundtahy receipts 10000 bags, against $4,000
bags last The market for coffee quiet but
steady with quotations the basis of 3-16c for Rio
Z.
The Of prices to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool, Jan. 1s-Closins: wHEAT-Spot steady: No
red Western winter. Is 100: futures quiet March
1O@d; May IS esd COrn-SpOt easy prime American
mixed 6s 434d do old. IS cd: quiet: Janu-
ary 5s 3tsd; March IS 4lSd. PEAS-C'anadian steady
Is Cd EioURoWinter patents steady. Sis HOPs-in
London CFacli1c Coastl steady f2gt3 BEEF-Extra In
dla firm, 96S Sd PORk-Prime mess Western
SIS ed. HAMs-Short IA to 18 10 steady ais BA-
CORNCumberland cut, 28 20 30 10 weak 4is: short rib
d6 to "A 10 weak ass Cd long clear middles light
"a ID, weak, 4Ss 3D. do heavy. 35 40 weak
short clear backs 10 70 20 ~ weak AS Sd bellies
II to 10 70 easy: 4Ss- SHOULDEFtS-Square. II 1S
To- firm 86s. LARD-Prtme Western, in tierces QUIET
4Os Sd: American refined. pals quiet. 42s 81 CHEESE
CaIlad1an hnest white, new. firm, 63s Sd; COL
cred new. firm e4s Cd TALLOW-Prne city dull, 29s
Cd; Australian In London dull. 31s Cd. TJrRPEN'TINF-
Spirits firm 8es 3D. ROSIN-Common steady, 0s lid
PEISOLEUM-fefined firm, IND. LINSEED OII.-DulI
24s Cd COrTONSEED OIIr-Hul. crude February-Aprfl
22s - --S---
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
WHITNEY g KITCHEN BOND, s125,ooc.

raura r Pack assignee of Whitney & Kitchen
,.rrsrs and brokers. at No. Nassau street. mas
e.a,aa =, order from Justice Davis of the Su-
nrsu. Court. fixing the amount OF provisional
hond of s2oo to hold until the schedules are hieu
-. ,rb. assets In the hands Of the assignee
oToont TO s525 CO., and consist Of accounts receiV
able ss24oco; Office furniture, s2oo: s.ocks alia
hondz held as collateral by banks sl!oVo, oeii@1o
potes &c 100: stocks, $4,000, ano cash. >''~'''
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
Il prices In the local market to-day

sss Cotton G Saea sDsGs SoS cables Spot dull
900 tSoepa ssd al Aneoa nP Gna @ Spsa
ana hseP ePed one a 'a % sns on
net unchanged to = point higher on near and y 10
Snd n5 np
Angus. Aa & sesa Jqns & e9sa g
tober 574t; october-Novernber 0e4d Noveber-Decem-
TLoTK AND MEAI-The -four rnarlse. was dull to-
was quiet at old quotations The following are prices
patents s. sg spring clears 81 55Ss S extra No
n'S[ sgossd e oss' 20; Ss
s S 6so'ss 81 s9oi Ki, E s5 c8FN
81 a a. FPf Ts snd ysoS s. t 1oss a.
quoted: spring s9s standard middDg SIS 75
-four do ;2 red dog s2s 80 all January shipmens city
f% 'aSf' Su %ssS ssS
GRAIN-wHEAT-weakness that approached de-
the ss' na IN h wheat al N. aes T of the
81 Gs aga, against 8 l2 e rs ,9s s!9ss Friday S9s
81 o.. The principal Influences connected with the de-
credited TO the bull leader With the eRespton OF ohe
s a Ts ws fo@ RS opening to the
close Heavy stop loss selling SSGgred H. in all n mar ar
big houses in chicago served check the weakness.
a a e hight aa sa %ai to hse to The a %
Il sas was reSso @ P%t GS 50 Of cut &
figure much of It credited to buying orders from
BUSH against $4,000 bush last year the Northwest ar
ness the markets In that section The worlds ship
In the previous week, while BroOmhal predict
ed fair increase on passage and II was not believed
of an argument the bulls. Altogether the market
had few friends gave with resistance
oti than buying for short The Paris
ket 515 points higher and budapest 9sc up.
while Berlin sc net lower. Seaboard cleerances ag
sregated $4,000 bush wheat and -four and about y
loads taken for export Cash wheat in the local
follows: No red 81 O3+& elevator and
81 or. I o b ahoat; Northern Duluth. 81 20A
and No winter 81 I4 s, 1 ii anoa - NAY n g.a at
CORNThe corn market lost cent a bushel. mainly on
throughout the West and the break
In wheat heavy interior receipts also brought In
especially estimate OF S44 Tor
Monday chicago. There was fair export ira trade at
three loads reported not fully rep
resenting the business that is being DONE II was said
as shippers working quietly In order not TO eAce
cjearances aggregated 80 900 bush. No corn in New
YoTIs closed 75c nominal elevator and 66itc
adoat; No white e6A.c. and No yellow. 66iac o %
saoat Nav at o'clock 60 and July 6Ssc. OATS
MVeakness developed in oats as result OF Lqndar
heavnes elsewhere hna prices oeing
about the Of the day Cash cats In New o 6ork
we're Unchanged closing follows Mixed 70 TO ~ 10;
s@io natural white 26 54zG55i2c and clipped
White 81 TO 40 n, IS l4@82c. RYE-Market firm; No
Western e3Nc, o b afoat. New York BARLEY--Mar-
nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
shRlNkAeE IN WEIGHT OF EGGS.

,Eskes repcrt on the Following railway transpor-
question which has just been raised In Spain;
a.le guild OF dealers In eggs has protested
sst rs1aat the railway table of natural shrinkage IN
wsaln which had been drawn up for certain goods
.sn transported by rail. This society, maintain
.st eggs dc not lose in weight at ALL especially
rmsnier, and that during the summer the max
nain , ioss only amount 10 per cent, has pro-
80 proving this by depositing case OF eggs IA "a
Is ..en place for two months when the weishlr ~
I.assserted, viii be found not 20 have varied the
and sndsr r OF Public Works, Education. Agreni.ature
snS consented TO the proposed test being mace.
pssssd BY foyai order OF January is. iso7. VIII re-
and N abeyanee In SO far ss eggs are concerned,
r,s- further, the attention Of the railway COM
fsnss viii be called 10 the matter SO that losses
10 n.sht occurring shall not always be attributed
~ s&sersl waste"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

market steady: beeves g 659s6 25 and heifers.
81 bogS4 20 Texans So 20$4 calves. IS 5OG$T 80
eTners s. ISgs4 CO. stcskere and feeders 81 60g$4 %
lower; light 81 13s4 20: mixed, 20qs4 heavy 81
asa so: rough "a 2eS4 %; pigs So 60GS4 ~; bulk
sales, 81 3OIS4 40. SHEEP-ReCeipts head.
market steady native So 50aS5 10 Western So 5Os5
G$7 30.
East Buffalo, Jan 1S-CATTLE<-ReCeipts. lbs head
dun and steady. VEALS-Receipts head; dull: 500
lower. s5GS9. HOGS-Receipts o head slow and 100
15c lower heavy and mixed, 81 <0GS4 Workers and
pigs 5aS4 so rouEhs So 75qs3 80: stays S3gS3 y:
dairtes "a 40GS4 80. SHEEP LAMRS-Receipts 600
head slow; sheep steady; lambs 1oc lower: lambs $50
81 40 few 81 80: yearlings S6qs6 .. a W SO 35
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

sExclusEe q Runcorn,
The percentage Of increase at Manchester is the
largest, attributable 20 the developments of the
Manchester Ship Canal.
TIE railway traffic has increased every year In
10. it was only $4,000; in 1905 It was sz2oeoo
The total weight Of imported traffic in 1906 Yves
a4e eo0 tons and the total exports 195l. .3os tons
of the latter total LoS20to tons represented coal
Manchester has regular lines of steamers to nearly
sI parts Of the world.
Il is estimated that the traffic handled at ,be
port OF Manchester during 1907 will exceed five
million tons and the revenue amount TO over two
and one-half million dollars
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
cr,r1sTrCs OF BRITISH PORTS.
rt,v Enormous Increase in Tonnage and
Population in Recent Years.

IT,. following table shows the remarkable in
i - tonnage and population at the principal
So poris during the year 1896:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
m,ITuAL RESERVE ELECTION FEB 1s

tn. Mutual Reserve Life insurance Company iao
,a.a circular to it's policyholders explaining
-, .hs ,neetine called for December 10 was post
,oned Tbis meeting WAS called for the purpose u
vot,ng upon amendments to the bylaws Ihe meet
ing was enjoined By the federal eouF.
e n. -. not,oe was too short The pohcyhoioers
80 nov been requested to meet On February ID
a. the Mutual Reserve offices. No 800 hroan~as :
~ .-,anamants refer to hens. formerly imposed
policies.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
FURNISHED by J. Reinhardt No SS BROAD sue'''
>, york and No. 10 Exchange Place. Boston)
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
GEORGIA
HOTEL BON AIR,
Augusta, Georgia.
NOW OPEN.

OPEN ACCOSAOOAAE1S soe-
. room addition Just been completed. each
chamher connecting private bath Best 1S-nols
roIf course In South. with completely equippeo
clubhouse. =, ", 49, - T.I.-ss X q
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

The following shows the relation between the
total ana the total deposits on the rsspeo
I've dates:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
munfirRIID

". J. all attractions. Modern. nisa-
class honleke Every Private baths Capacity
A. c. EKHOLM
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
GALEN HALL,
HOTEL MORTON

Virginia Ave. near beah Atantic City n J-Open an
the Fine Suites with private bath Hand
someIy Perfect sanitary arrangements Els
all oors- Special rates for winter Capacity 2os
MRS. N. r. HAINES, Owner and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

I-,+als IA II 80 b,FI5,sfo 2bso, 80 Il, T.
POPULATION.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW ToRR.
r.r - rone 1907 1896
r-TEoods s'-ea . So e2s7se sseee146 ss.ssa. .oss
CensTal merchandise. 7247. Do osO0.714 S64oS01
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Examined, found correct and an
proved, this the 18th day of May, 1908
Louis NJ. Orr,
c. c. Thrupp.
For the Finance Committee.
Read in Council May IA. 1908, order
dered published and filed.
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STATEMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL

street tax z.OO
Bills Payable, Note No. o93,
Glynn County Bank. ....... 100000
Bills Payable, Note No. 594,
National Bank 100000
Bills Payable, Note No. 595,
Mutual L. & w. Co..... 937.73
Great American Cooperative
Fire Asso., license. $500
Stewart, w. A., license. 49,. 800