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The daily sentinel., 1908-11-17

Many big Thanksgiving entertain
ments and parties are being planned
in the local social circles.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-17

c. p. McCary left this afternoon
for Denver to attend the Wadsworth-
Rice wedding, which takes place in
that city Thursday.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-17
THE METAL MARKET.
1nv Associated Press. |

bS @ASSttldleu i it'o-
New York, Nov. 1.-THE lead
market today was steady at 4.35 to
40. Copper, 14A to 14ia. Sill
YER, 5O1s.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-17
WILL BURY HIM TOMORROW.

On delayed No. 3. late this after
noon, a letter was reoeived by Coro-
ner Day from the widow of George
A. Linton, the man found dead Sun
day. instructing the coroner to have
the body inferred here.
Until the letter came it was not
known that the deceased had a wife.
She resides in an eastern state. The
burial may occur tomorrow
1t has been fully established that
the deceased was not a member of
the knights of Pythias.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-17

A. F.. Wolf and wife. of Dragon,
Utah. are visiting in the city this af-
ternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-17

w b. Cross left this afternoon for
a trip to Denver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04
Weekly Bank statement.

New York, oct 3.-The statement
Of clearing house banks for the week
is as follows.
Loans, $I.312.I3O, ZOO. increase.
$4,000. Deposits. $l,3yG.71I.400:
decrease. $9.163,60O. Circulation.
$53.75G,500; decrease, $3.50, 900. Legal
tenders, $i9.5S5,iU0. decrease. $743,-
100. Specie. $3l1, $3.50 500. decrease.
$9,296, 200. Reserve. 1"39l,iSo,OO0
decrease. $iO.4IO.JOO. reserve re-
quirod. &Sl9,192,S5o; decrease, ST.
290, 900. Surplus, &l2. gS9.150: de
crease. S~7,75O,fO0. Ex-U. $. deposits.
Sii,593.9OU, dccrcaso. $7.779. 200.
Tho percentage of actual reserve of
thu clearing house banks At tho close
of business yesterday was 9l.s1.
The statement of banks and trust
companies of Greater New York not
members of tho clearing house shows
that these institutions have aggregate
deposits of Sl.OGO,591.&oo total cash
on hand, S9g.270 900. ANA loans
amounting to sos. eos. 400.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04

Chicago, oct. 3.-Whcat prices on
the local exchange declined more than
1 cent today as q result of weakness
in foreign markets ana continued lih-
CraI movement Of new wheat in the
northwest. At the close net losses for
the day were sal to "a. Corn,
oats and provisions were also weak.
Extreme weakness prevailed in the
wheat pit, almost All of the short scs-
sion the market being without any
material support. Every commission
house seemed to have selling orders
to execute whcn trading began and
during the entire day continued sell
ing was general.
Clear weather and the slump in
wheat induced free selling of corn.
which resulted in declines. The mar
kct closed weak at the lowest point.
The oats market was weak and
lower. At the sample tables prices
were off ga q.
Tho slump in the grain markets
had a depressing effect on provisions.
The market closed easy With prices
q shade to 5n -. lower.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04
FINANCE AMI
COMMERCE
Wall street.

New York, oct. 3.-The stock mar
ket continued to feel the revtNing ct
feet Of Yesterdays stimulation of
speculation in Union Pacific by the
favorable showing of August net
earnings by that road. Union Pacific
continued to lead the market ana to
exercise a dominant sympathetic If
feet on the whole list. Yesterday'a
movement in Union Pacific started on
the assumption that its restoration Of
gross earnings to practically the
August rate of last year. and it's rise
in net to materially above made it an
exception to the tendency seen to
prevail in the reports of other rail-
roads thus far received for that per-
iod. The fact that the Union Pa
cifc statement was u|ncxccptionaI did
not preclude a general response in
other railroad stocks to the upward
movement i'm it. The close sympathy
was shown bv Reading & st. Paul
stocks. which lead the rise in prices
and gave the impression that the
same powerful money forces which
co-operatcd to further that advance
were once more active to the same
end.
In the search for motives for this
supposed resumption of speculative
leadership Of tho market the most
lv.ol, mo, ,,.,e i,,cr,,eod catiefarti,n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04
PlPE-CLEANING.

and repliriHg is n OF Cur s%pecialtics
Making elbows and Joints g. another
We are expert plumbers In all
branches and are acted for doing
good work thoroughly. in n reasonable
tins. for "a reasonable price. We use
only the best materials and employ
only the moss reliable help. We
SHOULD be pleased II you wiz favor us
with you. next plumbing Job You
wnn't rngTef n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04

NJ" York. oct. "copper" was
dun with Lake quoted at 3l3.2Tih a..
1859. o~lcctrolytic. S13.l2ls Hl3.37
aud casting at $l2hIfe uI3.l2M.
Lead was easy at &f.4-fs W t.57H.
Spelter was duh mt Ti.Iais ri f77H.
Ear silver, - Is Mexican dollars. 45c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04

New orleans, oct. Cotton easy,
middling. S ISIS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04
Standard Plumbing and
Heating Company
WINn0W SILArEs

n stock and made 10 order. lowest
.ri-e- satisfaction guaranteed. Fu-
70. fl. F1fu.tn -n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04

Total sales for the day 4Gi.o00 shares.
Bonds were firm; total sales, par
value, $2.15S,00o
United States two's registered have
advanced Is, and the As coupon y.
while the two's coupon have declined
Is per cent on can during the week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04

-. Louis. oct. Wool firm. med
jun grades comhinG and clothing. l6
" %" light fno. 1GD tGis heavy fine.
llH ~ tub washed, %.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
ACCUSE BOROUGH PRESIDENT
Commissioners of Accounts Bring
Charges Against Haffen,
Bronx Man Said WrOngfuliy to
Have Approved Contractors
Accounts.

New York. June e2-The commissioners
Of accounts in a report they have made
20 the mayor Of their Investigations OF
the administration OF the Bronx by
Borough President Haften. bring a series
OF charges against Mr.. Haffen more seri-
Gus than those on which Gov. Hughes re-
moved Borough President Ahearn. whom
the Manhattan aldermen promptly re-
elected.
II is even hinted that apart from many
other Irregularities, Mr. Haffen. by not
enforcing fines and penalties against dila-
tory contractors, has subjected himself to
criminal prosecution. AS result, the
commissioners say, Of remitting penalties
which should have been levied on con-
tractors FOR not living up 10 the terms Of
their agreements with the city. 'the
borough president has filed with the
comptroller certificates which. as he must
know from his personal correspondence,
contain misrepresentation OF fact, and
comptroller has dsbursed to the con-
tractors moneys 10 which, under their
contracts. they were not entitled. How
far these conditions come within the pur
view and meaning Of sections l63 and l65
OF the penal code, dealing with the fraud
ulent allowance OF claims and false GER
tificates is q question Of law for determi-
nation by the proper officers Il is re-
spectfully recommended that these mat
ters be forthwith referred 20 the district
attorney Of the county for his opinion and
upon these misrepresentation OF fact the
appropriate action"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 1-SUGAR-The market Tor re-
fned sugar was dull and unchanged with an refu-
ers quoting net basis Of $50 for panulated less
per cent cash Raw sugar was dun and nominal
The London market for beet sugar vas lisd lower
Tor june. which was quoted az lis sd.
NAVAL STORES-The passing business IN spirits
turpentine was moderate, with pri es here and a.
the South fraction lower. Machiue-tnade barrels
here were quoted az s. and az savannah az 59a.
Rosin ruled quiet. but steady. and a triHe higher
Tar quiet and steady. AZ 500 for oil barrels.
BUTTER Receipts. 10 ip packages. Market is
steady Creamery extra. .; hntS. EaZZs. state
dairy, in tubs. finest 2's.
EGGS-Recsiuts. u.5lO packages Market hmer.
Ncarb by white. fancy Ga2. mixed. fancy, Ga22
Western extra lrsts. Hisalsia: hyts l6'ial7.
MILL FEED-Stcady moderately active. Spring
bran. in 100 pound sacks TO arrive. 2L5, mddiings
A.5. city bran IN bulk. 2se. Western rcd dos.
900. % arrive.
OATS-Slow and unchanged No white 5Sis
No. 4 white s. No 2 mixed. 81.
otR-Fim. moderate trade Spring patents
5.5sa5S; spring clears, AGaA9. winter straights.
A2aA2; winter clear. 1s5aioj. KanSas patents,
IN sacks. 5oa5lo. straights. i5oai7j, cleans, Ss5a
8&
RYE FLoUR-stcndy. trade quiet. We quote.
L5ll5 10.
COBNMEAL-InactiTa. mcagcr supply. Kiin-dried.
for export $50. coarse meal IN bag. Lisal.i2
HAY-Receipts ll9 tons: lfeless and unsettled.
Prime timothy, %; No. !, Ga9o. No 2 75sSo. No 8.
60a7G
sTRAw-Steady; light business Long re. g.
BEEF-steady, small trade. Family. l6O0al--o
racket. A0QaiSN.
PoRK-stops, but Gaieti mess, I55oals.oo; fam
iiy, E.50als0o
TALLOw-Dul CITY. in hossheads 5ka54
LARD-Finsr Prime Western. e&; city. SIS
refined continent G. 40; South American. 9S; reined
Brazilian. in kegs. lilo. city stearine II oieo-
stealine nominal, New YORK aud Chicago. lOis.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are WhoIesale)

The wholesale market Yesterday suffered from the
hot weather conditions. demand being only moderate
and supplies just about equal TO the call Busi'ess
was comparatively duh. with prices steady al the
quotations. The tendency was q little downward
and commission houses are looking for slow bust
ness for a day OF two.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 25a26; do, Western
nrsts. Z3ia2i do seconds 2oal; process. fancy ga
25 do fair TO good lsa2o dairy choice. iIals; good
l5: store packed. fresh. l4ll5.
CHEEsE-Aiarket firm and active On all kinda
New York State factory. large. ly4al4; do. small
old lial4la do SUMNER apall. l2'kal3: Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Near-by fresh, Virginia, loss of. IL:
average. lsis West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
l6si Tennessee. l6'a North Carolina, l55.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens fancy, spring. 8a55 /;
hens l3: ROSTERS ducks large. lOall do. small
3; geese, 7as; turkeys. toms per lb.. z. do. hens
l3all; DO. thin. TO- keats. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-TurkeyS hens. uncrawn.
per b.. Is; do. average. undrawn, II; do. thin
l0al2 toms. Il; chickens. spring. large: 2; small
2a25 hens. choice HAS: roOsters. o. ducks. Dal2:
geese. 9al0
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country. sugar cured.
i2aA.
VEGETABLEs-Pota home grown. per bushel
7OasQ. new, pcr bhl lO0a2 90; North Carolina, per
bbL. 30Oa3 90; Norfoks. 3OOa350; Mccormack. per
bushel 40H60; sweet potatoes bbL, Z25a259 as
paragls per box A00as 90. cabbage. per cwt Sla90;
Early York per hbl. 75al-00: South Carolina 80
$50 each celery Florida per crate. 20oa25O; d. per
nearby per basket I5ale0; eggplants per crate go
90; kale per bbi 6oa75: lettuce. home grown per
bbl 75al00: onions. Bermuda. peT crate. LSal50i
do Texas. per crate Los; do. Ohio per bushel.
sOa90 peas. per basket Sal.25; home grown. per
bbl 25oa3.O0; rhubarb. per bunch. l00a2Oo rad
shes per 100 s0al.O0; shing beans. green per bls-
kct lO0al 25; tomatoes. Florida. fancy. per crate
200as2 q: squash, Florida, per basket, Sails
GREEN FRUITs-Oranges. Florida. bright per
box 225; do. niSsets 25: California nayels. 358a
lO; grape fnilt. Florida. per box 2.50alO0; Gran
berries. per box 2Ooas5O; do, per barrel 5Ooas 90;
peaches. Georgia, PER crate LOoa2O0: cantaloupes.
per crate, l2ja2oO; sirawberries ias; pineapples.
per crate. 275a3.00: peaches. Florida per crate.
0oa3O0. huckehcuies per quart. l0ll5 bac1barries
per quart. SAIL apples. june per bbl.. l.5ca20o.
SUNDRIES- -BecswaX =. tallow. 4. honey, white
clover. lib. new l3: do. 2lb new. l0al2. ginseng
per b. 5O0s6oo: Seneca. per h.. 40; Golden seal,
Oa45: Pink. l2ali. Mandrake. 2a3. Snake Root. IS.
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern on grade. siass. nc.
15asO corn sheled white, sonS5. do. yellow sOas5:
do. car. 3EaL0o; oats. Western white. No. 2. Ola
S. do mixed -Sa60.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free a burS.
per h. 20J2. WOOL unwasned. free of burs. per ID
ial7is wool. bury. per 10. l5als. Hides. green.
per h.. 8. do, dry. pcr h.. sas; Sheep skins.
green each 75as5; dO.. dr.. each. Ga6o; calf skins.
green each, L9oal25.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltmore, June 22-Following are the Official
prices established by the Fruit and Produce Asso-
citation:
STRAW-straigit rye. fair to choice. lA50al5OO;
straight rye, No 2. l3ooafOo; tangled re lblocsl
No. l. l0coali0o; wheat blocks, fair 70 choice,
500; oats. coed 10 prime. 9OOa950; common stained
sO0asD
BUTTER-Creamsry, fancy, per H., 2i.sa25; imi-
tation per h.. lsaO; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls. Il store packed. Ohio II do. West Virginia
IL Man land. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints
l..
EGGs-NIaryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
ia; Eastern Shore. Maryland and Virginia I7}s
Western hrsts. l7ls; West Virginia l7i5.
LIVE POULTRY-Sping chickens per pound
large G3a2i do. small TO medium. l9a2l old hens.
heavyweight. l3; ducks. paddle large. old 10;
do. old Muscovy and mongrcl. 10; Pekus lOall
pOTATOES-New York prime. per bushel g0alOO.
do Western. prime. L0aL05: DO. Western Mary
land and Pennsylvania. prime. S5aiC0: new Norfolk
per bbl No. l. 275a35; do. North Carolina. Q 75a
500: do. Rappahannock. 26oa275; do. York River
. 50a2 70.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Apples
early harvest rer bb-. fancy. L5oaL75; New York
assorted bhl. l75a300; asparagus. Eastern Shore
Maryland per doz CULTIVATED Ja2G0. do wild
T5aLO0: cabbage Norfolk. Per bbl.. Saas0 cuCumbers
Norfolk per basket. 75al.0o; grape fruit Florida per
box 2soa35O: onions. Bermuda per box. 75al00;
peas Norfolk prr halfharTel basket Is squash
Charleston. per basket, l0oal5o strawberries native
per quart 6aiZ: do. Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia per quart. Jas tomatoes. Florida per car
rier fancy. L5oal.75 fair TO good 75al00; cherries
Maryland and Virginia, per bbl 20a250; basket
5Oal 90
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23

Compared with a similar statement
made on June 80, 1907. Il appears that
notwithstanding the panic during the
autumn OF 1901. in the United States,
which influenced 20 some extent the
finances Of the leading European coun-
tries. the banks Of Ireland have pros
pered Although during the past year or
two crops have not been bountiful on the
Emerald Isle the Irish people have added
10 their bank deposits within the six
months ended December 81, 1907. over
seven and one-haH millions OF dollars.
The cash in bank has been increased by
the sum of S26l2,70o. Circulating notes
have been increased in the six months
named by Sl,254,0O0.
The only marked decrease IN re-
sources is in government securities,
which amounted 10 2l5.4T2S2O in June.
1907. and are now reported at SA2.4570lO.
The addition ot $4,000 to the banking
funds. representing the increase in cir
culation and deposits for the period
named, has been attended with an IN
crease OF S4525. 600 in loans, and OF S3.544-
COO in investments IN bonds and securities.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23

Quotations furnished b. F. +. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and ths
Chicago Board Of Trade. G. Bowie Chipmhn. man
agCr 1901 4 street northwest.
Chicago. June 2--The wheat market was firm IN
face q Tie cable and weather After open
lbs lover there strong advance in the market.
with new crop deliveries showing most gain. The
advance helped by the ststistics Br0mhal re-
porting nearly 100000 decrease afoat for Europe.
with rather small worlds exports and the incom-
plete figures 0f the American visible showing a de-
crease a nearly l.600 0oo
Corn was fairly active. showing decided strength
in the early dealings particularly on Septemtsr
There were some crop complaints. although weather
conditions were better over Sunday.
Oats were active and strong during the morning.
with other grain and on some crop complaints, but
The volume of trade rather quiet on the advance
and the market eased OF later in the day.
Provisions were firm on small receipts q hogs.
but developed proht-taking and weakened in the
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June E-FoIowins are the official
prices to-day:
WTIEAT-SD0t contract. eli-a9la srct No. nd
Wes.sru g3aC5s June. Masl'. Jvlr ss'.as9 August
gAasS September. ssl. s;eaa.e5 go red s5tsa
s5N receipts. 1855 bushels, c,u.h.Ir. by sample
sQasTh; Southern. on Qnde. 56
CORN-spot, mixed 7J4a755s. Iu'y. -5 asked T:
September. 7sH; receipts, 95il bushels; Southern
white corn. So. Southern yellow com. 7gi1
OATS-Stock IN elevators. So 9'i h.shcls. shipments
from elevators, 6.7j bushels White No. 2 heavy
5sa59il do. No. ? light 20 medium, 50 Do. No >
heavy. 55o5s, do. Nc 3. medium SASH do. No
s. light 57ita53 DO. No. T. light 70 heavy. 55a55ia
mixed Ne. ?, 55iss57 do. No 8. Ha55; do, No l.
5aH
RTE-stock IN elCvntors 457s bushels: shipments
from elevators 10 bushels
FLOUR-WintCr extra 36ja3s5; DO. clear. a5a
40; do. straight 4.l5aA30 do. patent 450ai 60
sp7ing clear. AIsaAF; do, straight, 49oa5.I5; do.
patent, 525s5J: CITY mills best patent 500; do.
high grade patent. SO: do. straight. 49, do
choice family. 40: extra. LOOaLl5 Rye -four.
medium 20 choice. 45oai9o.
MILL FEED-Spring bran. as 20 weight bulk
lo0lh sacks AyA2l0); Western middlinFs. in l0o-
No. sacks 1L5a20); city mills middlings in 100
10. sacks 5 5oaE. o.
HAY-No. / timothy. large bales. lZ0; No ,
timothy, ll09slL0; No. timothy, SO0al0O; No I
clover. 10 ooalO.5oi No clover, mixed, 7.5oa9OO
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
MAN GONE; RANSOM ASKED.
Diamond Salesman, with Grip Full Of
Jewels, Missing.

Jewels mlsSlnS.
New York. June 22-Meyer Newman
picked I'D his grip full OF jewelry, worth
possibly 5000. kissed his young wife
Annie good-by on Tuesday, left his little
fiat at 1855 Fulton avenue, the Bronx. TO
meet a customer from st. Louis. he said.
that was going to buy 500 worth Of Jew
elry from him. Nothing has been heard
Of him or his diamonds.
Newman was salesman for his brother
in-law Louis Kappelman, a jewelry deal
er Of Baltimore, Md Both he and his
wife. who was a Miss Annie Freiburg.
are also natives Of Baltimore. Nd. Most
Of Newman's customers were seafaring
folk. He had told his wife the customer
with whom he had an appointment had
been introduced 20 him by sea captain.
On Wednesday there was a further kink
IN the mystery. The firm OF Stern Bros
& Co. from whom Newman bought some
OF his diamonds, received in their early
morning mall letter which read some
what as follows:
This Is to notify you that Meyer New
man is being held captive for ransom of
$4,000. Notify Mr. Kappelman and friends.
You are 10 place the money in tin can
at the Bronx Park entrance before the
S0th OF June"
It was signed BLACK Hand"
Then on Saturday there came another
letter containing more explicit details as
to the placing of the money.
stern Brothers a. Co. told Mrs. Newman
Of the letters sent them and then turned
them over TO the police. Meanwhile, the
famh, had become thoroughly alarmed.
Kappelman came on from Baltimore on
Thursday and stayed until this morning.
Mrs. Freiberg's sister Pearl also came
on from Baltimore 10 nurse her sister,
who Is completely prostrated.
Newman's brother Abe, jewelry sales
man Of Scranton, is also I'm the city.
no one seems 10 have agreed on the
theory that Mr.. Newman ran or with the
diamonds and wrote the Black Hand let
ters himself for a blind.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
FOURTH GOULD Line HELD
Receivers Appointed for West Side
Belt in Pittsburg.
Action Is Taken at the Request of
the wabash, a Heavy
Creditor.

Pittsburg, June 22.-The West Side Belt
Railroad. another Gould line. was to-day
placed in the hands Of receivers, the
Wabash Railroad Company making the
request.
The United States court, before whom
the petitioners appeared, granted the pc
tition. and appointed as receivers Frank
II. Skelling and W McMasters. who are
already receivers for the Wabash-Pit
burg Terminal The Wabash put in "a
claim for Sl06OOO balance due on a note
given July J., 1906. II is claimed that
there are S2SSOOO outstanding in bonds,
mortgaged to the Union Trust Company
and also S4.3lOO00 in bonds Of the Pitts
burg Terminal Railroad and Coal Com
pany. On which the defendant is liable
There is an interest charge of $50. and
the road is compelled TO pay an annual
rental OF slO5,5OO for equipment. The an
nual tax is $500
It is recited that until November l. 1907,
the road earned sufficient money to meet
expenses, but owing to a decrease in bust
ness the deficit has grown rapidly The
receipts of the road dropped from s31. 900
in October to 5000 in April. and from
July 1 last year to April 80. 1908, there Is
shown deficit Of $4,000
II is set forth that the railroad is in
solvent and unable TO meet its fixed
charges. The capital stock Of the road is
given at S1.OSO0oO. represented by 1850
shares Of stock. In 1904. all but 300 shares
OF the stock was purchased by the Pitts
burg Terminal Railroad and Coal Com
pGny. The road was formed June 25.
1897. by combining the Saw MN Run road
and the West Side Belt Line. II has
tw enty-two and one-half miles Of road
running from Pittsburg to ClairtowR.
The West Side Belt, which is the fourth
OF the Gould lines to get into the hands
OF receivers has been considered one Of
the most important lines. 1t was the
link which connected the mills Of the
Pittsburg district with the Wabash.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
IRELAND BANKS PROSPER
Statement Of Their Condition at the
Close of Last Calendar Year.
Compared with June 30, 1907, Finan-
ciaI Institutions I'm Emerald Isle
Showed Gratifying Progress.

Francis J. Kilkenny. clerk in the Office
Of the Comptroller Of the Currency. has
furnished The Washington Herald with
statement Of the condition Of the banks
and financial institutions Of Ireland at the
close OF the last calendar year compared
with the year ended June 30. 1907. The
statement was compiled from Official re-
ports and data taken from the London
Economist. In the statement pounds ster-
ling have been reduced 20 United States
money.
The principal financial institution Of Ire
land is the Bank OF ireland, with ninety
two branches IN different cities and towns
OF the island. Besides these. eight joint
stock, with 6l5 branches, figure In the re-
port
Following IS the statement OF the re-
sources and liabilities:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-23
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

baltimore June 22.-Forowing arc the prices FOR
live STOCK at the Union Stock Yards to-day:
CATTLE-Receipts for week ended at noon to
day were 3lO5 head. against $50 head last week ;
ia carloads sale: best cattle l0c lower others
25s35c lower. Steers. fair TO prime 525a7 co. Others
4.0oa525 heifers. 35Oa575 COWS. l50ai 50: bulls
3.oOa475; fresh COWS. . OOa60OO per head
HOGS-Reccipis for week ended az noon to-day
wero llssl head. against IS 2s5 head last week
Fair supply to-day and market higher. Westerns
6ioa65O from other points 625a6.35; pigs 525a575
roughs, 400ai75
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccpts fer week ended
al noon to-day were 5352 head. against 5.S53 head
last week. Fair supply lambs light supply sheep
Market higher. Lambs 6.OOa755; sheep. 2OoaI75.
NES-Rcccipts for week ended al noon to-day
were i22 head. against ill head last week. Light
supply to-day and market higher, Common 20 best
4.O0a775.