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New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-About I5ee0 snares we're
bought on balance in this market fer foreign ac-
count United States Steel common figuring largely
IN the purchase American stocks in London be
came firm after early irregularity and made small
advances. although the trading active.
The general market in London steady and
quiet.
DIVIDENDS DECIARED.-The directors OF the
H. B. ClafliIi Company have declared the regular
quarterly dividends of 1f per the first pre-
lerred and ll2 per cent on the second preferred
stock. both payable February /. The directors
of the Pullman company have declared the Tegu-
lar quarterly dividend of per cent. payable on
February Is. The directors of the Butte Electric
and Power Company have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of Ia per cent, payable on Feb
ruary !.
PAYMENT ON GENERAL ELECTRIC BONDS
COMPLETED.-Fina payment was made yester-
day the SlS,9Doo90 per cent ten-ye8r debenture
bonds of the General Electric Company, which
were issued last year. Although this instainenl
called for the payment of % per cent the issue
$500. coo the subscription having been at par
q considerabl bic part of this had been anticipated
some Of the subscribers TO the bonds making lu"
payment the first subscription date.
APPLICATIONS TO 1IST.-Applications have
been made 10 the Stock Exchange for listing the
following securities: Western Union Telegraph
Company. SO 600 convertible per cent redeem
able bonds, Series 4, due in 1885; St Louis IRON
Mountain & Southern Railway, ;561.000 additionai
River and Gulf divisions first mortgage per cent
thirty-year bonds. due I'm 1873; Hooking valley
Railway Company. s3S2o00 additional first consol-
dated mortgage 4i2 per cent bonds. que III 1852
TWO DIVIDENDS REDTCED.-The directors o.
the Fairmont Coal Company have declared an an
nual dividend of per cent. payable on January o.
The dividend year ago was J per cent Inc III
rectorS of the Hamilton Ranknote Engraving ano
Printing Company have declared an annual divl-
dend of per cent, payable on February l. lf1iS
conlpares with last years dividend of per cent
TO BUILD NEW SMELTER.-Word has been
received from Robinson & Chipman, VIII" controt
the General Mines Company, that independent
snelter will soon built the banks ol the MIS-
souri, River in Lewis and Clark county. Montana
It will be about miles from the Tiger prop
crty. owned by this company. from Whlch snip
ments are expected 10 he made in the spring
ADMITTED TO QUOTATION.-The temporary
certificates of the Guaranty Trust Company, as
trustee for the New York Central lines equipment
trust of 1907, have been admitted TO quotation IN
the unlisted department Of the Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21

easier Choice eapons firm but medium grades slo
KEYS western scaided hens and TOMS fancy, 16ci do
s 10 and hens nsy @ Go % hsns any and
i6c DO good 70 prime lS4 do common 70 c 1S ~
cd toms prime It9 5e do old fair 70 good u l2g T
70 pair n, 22g5c. DO PennsyIyanla. to ~ lse
milk fed fanct isaOc; do fancy isaisc; do poorer
sIades l5gi49 do e,aer western seaide BT
I2glSc do Western dry picked milk fed s, fancy 1.g
soft %ested boxes ?e be- DO barrss
Michigan seaded &a i2hSie do oSer western scsd
IsEgs ls3sal4e dq average l2lss do poorer grades
small boxes lS5sG large boxes and bbIs BE- do poo
choice. 13c: other scaided south
OLD cocKs dry PcRed Snd 1ai' scalddd sc sPiSd
DUCKS ohio and Michigan; choice 12a12lsc; do other
western saioc: GU1NEl Fowls young per pair 81:
sO o sSc1 D5@ d9 r1 ST $ai!f sa 05s
rather more plenty but PRIME lots IN fair
s. seady ssa We De quote WIhR P . g gGs P:
% rud5y 5oa9oe; DO 55easi Ie DO
per Ga TSa Sn q aSHshSs E1T pair 4cS9 of
atoes Liberal and tone weaker Onions dull and lower
Florida lettuce in heavy supply and o4 selling wg with
higher Florida beans and pgas steady Other Florida
vesetabies in heavy suppiy-a6oat ten cars-but de-
2 e2s Doo bE vb abou as
per S5l $685.: Long Island. bP5 s. 2Ss
PeEnsylV9nis and Western in bulk Per iso H. saS
= 80 do state tie, and Msstesn per e sacf DO e4a5 o aq
is @ sWfET FoT%T6f$ q
sasksf. No :; scs IS ARTIcaoKEs csfoTnl., gs5
f51m 5g BEES f2g pa c5Pe 5c S Gus ar Ns
81 M 100 RgncHS hes do er S d BSnee B se
Sb do Do bsg mada 9e & Per sR 7 s per 40 o9s 9a
stalks 15a5Oc per case 81 50 So so; DO Florida
g s cABBgE so e do pe o ss
-PsT saasi5 a. dS4es5ie $sSs5 DO per
es o2leaas bs So s5 %
crate 81 Isl IS SauLFGoWERs Long Island Per
sS D bat al fss Rsd sri5: . $ 50
.ans iG ans GgeaP pee Pb pes s. eS1 DO Pc per
aaFSER Gle: THE SsTfql SsT I56
q9fas' g 40 s Ss% 81 peT 65 sG1af sd G
BGTpd2 boz ta5sa 90 do GgRa3 G4a6Ss si@sI Gs
hs hs PsT Sb D s 81 s3 1eS s o
red s. % do state Thite per has basket Ct 8 s. So -
wbfe ner bag Sc 80 81 30: do yellow per bag 81 %
a.2; do red s. ?Sa 81 81 do Orange COUNTY yslIow yellow
per per 6as easte Sc sS oTsTER PLSH1s per 100
s. @ DO 8sa4 FEFPER Fia5es ssf
per basket 81 so a 50; PARSLEY Bermuda. per boy
81 Isl 30; do New orleans curly. per Dbl 81 50 a 81
re RoMHnHE P.dR MeS SS oiea1s per bSi
Dc 6S Berngda S7n Per box DISHES chaIIss
ner bbhi soSs2 so; sTRING BEANS Florida green
and WAY per BASKET or GO crate rat 81 @a9SS; S9Asa 1 s
do Flarida White per 5o do cuban white
box. 81 HTS1 -: SPlNAtH NoFIoik per OD..
81 & T0MATGaGs y BE- FSTids anaan utsbasa pe2
bbI 81 az DO Jersey and Long Island rutabaga
per hbI 81 81 %: do irish bar T5Ff 90c: do New
Orleans white per bbI st@se; do old. white per
bbI sfTS1 -: wATERCRESS. per 100 bunChes. 81 q
81 90 BEET TOPS. hothouse per hushel box I'Es
9Oc: CUrCUMBERS. hothouse- No ! nar dozen I3ce
81 do No . per box 81 80: LETTUCE hothpusn,
per dozen 90 SOC: MUSHROOMS. hothouse per n
10 a iOc: MINT dollhouse. per dozen bunchss a'.n
7sr: RADrsFEs. hothouse. per 100 bunches s5GS3:
T6Mhf6Es. F5u 9f5 hti Rothoase. per b 1ooaoc.
Toledo Jar cLovER:EEn-C ana JaDuaTy quar-
az ArrIi
AI.SIKE-Prime. $40 20
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan 20-CATTI.E-Receipts. estfnat.d,
about 81 600 head; market lower; steers 81 2dS5 23s
50 50ds4 80 hefers Sc 5OGs5 % bulls g s54S4 Is:
calves, Sass 25 stockers and FEEDERS 81 6ogs4 go
EOGS-Reccipts. estimated about 5000 head, market
Sc higher choice shipping 81 t5G 81 80.
butchers 40aS4 30: light 81 SGsf -: choices
s46$t 80 pigs. IS 506St -: bulk Of sales 81 $50
81 As SHEEP Receipts. estimated. about 25ofo head
market lower sheep 81 JGS5 40 lambs - ISsSI TO-
CINCINNATI Jan. 2O-IOGS-Actfve. 6a1Oc higher
butch shippers J0S4 SO. 50 S5s4 9s.
CATTLE-DuH and weak fair to good shippers. - o9g
s. 10: common s. 25gS. sHEBP-Steady. - SSSs';
lambs. steady. 81 IJG$T -
East Buffalo. Jan 2o-CATTLE-Receipts 5000 heads
lower; prime steers. s. 5O1SS; shipping
81 2G s. - heifers SO 5oG$5; cows
S. 35 stock heifers 2ja3: and springers
steady 2GNSJ5. VEAI4S-Receipts- 100 head. acttvs
2Jc higher Sj4S9 - HOCS-Receipts, 2SWo
head; active and 1Oc higher: heavy 81 41gSt % Inxe
roughs So 759sf stags S3QS5 so dairies 81 4OS4 60
SHEEP and IA4NBS-Receipts. 2c(.O head. actfyes
sheep steady. lambs yeariings 2'e highsS aIos-
S5GS7 yearngs s6d$6 90 wethsrs, 80 fOSos eWe''
S5a s. 80: sheep. mixed $26SJ 80 1890
Kansas Citv No Jan 20.-CATTIaE-Recelpts. l3uUo
including 200 SOUtherns- Market steady Chos
81 40Gs western steers Sass IS and feeders
steers. 81 3J0S5 CO. southern cows
81 4Ol.S3 go: cows. 81 6sq$4 10 EOGSFSecepts
125OO head Market steady lec htgner Iop - 90 5
pigs and lights. So I5aS4 3I2- SHEEP
$500 head steady. Lambs. Zoe lower Lambs s6 zoo
ass and yearliugs. 81 5oeS9 90 western year
pgs So Western sheep. "a dSo so stockers ana
Pittsburg Jan ao-CATTLEs-S fair. higher
Choice S5QS5 10 prime. 81 3OdSJ 80 SHEsEP-SIpply
S 404s5 en- culls and common s2dS3- lambs s59S7 40
81 5O6SS HOGS-RecstptS fair. higher:
prime heaves IS 507S+ so mediums and heavy Workers.
81 So Workers 81 81; pigs 81 o. roughs 50 9osA
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. 20.-Small reserves in the Northwest
and reports Of damage in Oklahoma by tae green
bug. caused frmness to-day in The local whear
market the May delivery closing at net advances
of l. 14c- Corn was up lac oats we're &c higner
snf ToVisiOnS 2lec 10 Zoe higher.
T wheat market inclined TO be weak In
III .arIv part Of the day because OF selling by
Iones and pit traders Weaker markets IN Europe
and liberal receipts in the Northwest were the
causes Of the selling movement During the latter
part Of the session the hrrnness OF corn heavy
s1lcs OF cash wheat. reports OF small reserves IN
the hands of Northwestern farmers and Tresn
green bug reports from oklahoma caused a firm
market The close was firm. May opened 1sc TO 14o
IN Sc 10 s.c lower at 81 61. 20 81 %, sold at II US
ana then advanced TO 81 O2Ss to 81 eeas- The close
equal to 247 bushels The amount on passage M
creased 7 52nO01 bushels. The visible supply oe~
creased $500 bushels. Primary receipts we're
I 90 go bushels against $4,000 on the same Gay
last wear Minneapolis. Duluth and chicago 70
portpd receipts Of 1872 cars. against Sn- cars AaS-
week and 3S5 year ago
DESPITE liberal receipts and the cary NsdALLSS0
of wheat the corn market held firm all oay- Ne-
cafving houses claimed that country acceptaIlces
were small and that farmers in Iowa are hoioinS
their grain for higher prices Offerings canlo ra.
Iv from holders The market closed urrn- NAY
opened tsc lower sc higher at 5ssc TO o"1s' aa
vanced to 6Oi.c and closed at o0lac- LoCdI ieC7lP
vrera 7gT cars with OF contract grade
The oats market held firm all day because OF tAo
strength of corn. May opened unchansso 70 80
lower at 5y7sc 5ic and advanced to 041tc' "hsle
IL closed Local receipts were rs cars
provisions were firm all day because or sn1ah re-
ceints Of live hogs There was some ouylus IOI III
,,eItment account At the close May PORK Was uV
1n- at s2 37t Lard was 2'ac 10 9c hlgneE aI WE
to & o. Ribs TIC higher at - IN -
Istimatei receipts for tomorrow WneeI 70
cars corn 500 cars; oats, 24S cars hogs 4"o neao'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


on OF, ,:de coffee market quiet but
s of @ dy ' u sae rePert ssf a4f ea * e net bs
Inc ns market opened UNCHANGED points which
g IgGtne OF = franc at Iayre and as pfenng
some Of the leading interests buyers OF the near
seadY me market soon recovered its loss and held
aIe9ay OF The Brazilian markets 70 reis higher
points The reported bags fer the day
Jgndahy 1900 bass against 100 the prs @
haye been o bss 5gsas sg2is 4 3 50 5 d
sI Etat ana so3loto two years Warehouse deiv-
s975 the previous week 157 15 last year and is 654
in the local market the lose Of last Week was
was "nsnad curing Sesterday session and business
T STeazy With quotations The basis Rio
or the Week Ter * @ ae'eges IN nc United States
reported op7 bags weeky RrziIua nnu " MS~ iPr1 %
eesancs bags inea4inr iooo to the rnaG G
tass sts5 3" "1 - Europe and ? 900 Cape etc Rio
aited states ana aoo ,or Europe santos ceaTane" s
SIp% bp f3r Ihropo sar;os shipments liz bag. q
Europe SoTa cearanS me- e 'sa a s.e' @ baF 9ne aso m M or
be a'es ihe ~eeiiy receipts at Rshia 900
stsss @ NIL to Germany 1000 to the rest of Earope
the The %eeE 9ta wa Hsrsh2gs. Z, . dssr the United
$1,000 Last year and tp" year. aso isS' week.
oTenas a' but reated esa 2"li" csns snsp ssdsy
gnthang49 oa @n's on n. old crop BAT net
points a2 s % on@ firm at an adyanoe Of 2og27
-a-S points net higher. making high records for
"a, me eutT-nt hnl movement Tn" advance was due
'" N" very hrW showing II the Liverpool
ing oy Saturdays sellers hull support realizing
f'f am" SeTE n" W
k"t reacted o0lo POINTS best rally to within
point or twn Of the top followed during middle
CAV hniHT general profit taking which seemed pre-
gplst'd hH FinlprE that the bull CLIQUE selling
To" clos" at practically the lowest point ~ the
day Liverpool attributed Z, the
practical settlement q Manchester labor troubles
can buying AMI the frnrss spot markets
conditions particularly those from the Eastern belt but
at"T reports indiratcf rather offerings
IN the Western belt. aud sentiment have been
Influenced 10 some extent close he
ported failure Of Providence trust company.
commission houses w~lI supplied during
the DAY. but general business 50 e
".ek anl II seemed though the first rush OF tush
sentiment had taken the edge OF the buying
Local sentiment confused. but eight
pounds for dollar IS sll 4 favorite expression.
The Of contract prices the local today
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21

The local market spot WAS steady and un-
rniddiins Gu sales aos southern spot markets
we're teegraphed as follows: Ne% Orleans cans mTn sc
ii3se: sales 100 bales savannah Norfos: holo
more nominal a. higher i2'4c steady ieo
higher. at I24 aI2f.c 58 bales. ST. Louis firm
unchanged at l2l.c; sales 10 bales Houstop steady ui
uachsnged i sIec Galyeson a[m &c higher. .. a.
i2s.c sales $50 bales ESTIMATED receipts leading
against PSls 'GE m s0Ta@ last week and year
800 70 $500 bales against S'oI last o week s and IN"
Sset ssanst yit issis m last week and IL
Ss sst5 szdeanss demand 'pse sae baes
port 800 AnSTea1& & S Ss oPHed s sea f
point ADVANCE. Closed steady at net advance OF o..
FtSa FtSraary goiS March si7d MarchApr
sqst s2a std
prices asked checked business.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Thsrs Was ,aS asst trade ,d in
patents Kansas sraghts and winter straishts. Prices
Saiet and anehaSged The foewns
patents pa nf N So 4oSse so stFsishts $
winter patents s. $685. 30 sgras clears teo
asr sS1s sssFa IS Is T'9}i :
ssss BA ssS:sa n
Snd yslST @ ao@s t 9 ao5sd 81 2sG
western ST. spFins. sse So standard mddIins s2s
S2s S9 s2s So 81 So se BULK ss SEE 50 sscEs
red
sacks oILMEAL-s31 so
1RAIN-WHEAT-There considerably less SELL
nS pressre wheat market to-day, enabling prices
10 recover a part of Saturdays big loss Al the
higher and within nc the day This improve
ment was principally credited covering OF shorts, a
sharp rally In the Northwest and removed talk about
crop damage in winter wheat states fror green bugs
The fact Legislature has been asked to
aid In fighting this pest changed the views OF many
been inclined to !co upon this sort or
west concerning stocks also proved rather effective
again although doubted in quarters owing to
large movement at primary points pos ana
however activity the part OF railroads in order to
eep their rolling stock occupied and partly due to arri-
walls of winter wheat which was bought by mills some
weeks ago snow In the three states farm
stocks seed ranged from 10 to 20 per cent
1he Visible supply 65o BUSH compared with
of g bull factor in the trade had looked for an
even break. Foreign news cut Wtte important figure
either way In the market Liverpoofs decline OF 1Hd
drop here while Berlin and Paris both showed sharp
20 points net higher Worlds shipments aeeording to
bush the previous week. From seaboard points only
bush wheat and -four were shipped. which in
of big interior movement. gave rather bearsh
trend to the days OF the 40 loads
ported for export late Saturday Cash wheat
in New York quoted follows: No red. 81 Oi4.
elevator and 81 06h ahoat: No Northern Duantn
The price advanced hc soon after the open
ing and maintained improvement most OF the day
lighter worlds shipments and covering of shorts Al
though the heavy sesboard clear
light weather mild all through the West and
cables And lower there seemed TO be very ntte pres
sure on the all day The visible supply Increased
day Egport safes Covered Is loads. No corn In New
asas.. H5x cSoea o rss. ss%o. aad No y.iiow ssso
snoat. cATH-Ths market fer oetS Wae ssseAy ~ oaZ
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
WILL SELL BANK STOCK AT AUCTION.
Shares of Institutions with Which Morse and
Heinze Were Connected Advertised.

Among the securities advertised Tor sale al auc-
ton tomorrow by Adrian II Muller q Son arc
st,-oe az s,o.lx of an unusually large number Of
hanks these holdings including zoe shares OF Ne"
Amsterdam National Bank stock, 200 shares OF
Garfield National and 80 shares of Mercantile Ma
tional Charles Va Morse was until recently ui-
rector Of all three institutions and officer OF the
Garfield and tho New Amst erdam. and f Augustus
g4cinze was from last January until October presi-
don't Of the Mercantile.
There also will be sold AZ the same time -"
.ts-ss Of Trtorboro Bank stock. - shares Of
I,71itahle Trust Company stock % shares OF the
sock of the Industrial Company Of Providence
40 shares OF Moristown Trust Company stock ~
shares Of National Copper Bank. 20 shares OF I'M
,,o-rrrs and Traders National Bank, 10 shares OF
Bank stock
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were niea
Yesterday with the Clerk of the United states us
trict Court;
An involuntary petition was fled against Charles
r,ntb and Samuel J. Appel. No SSS BroadWay-
fading as Roth & Appel by creditors wiIn cams
as follows: b Cohn. $50: HerSkovltz & fNo1h- 90
WfIjiam p Clark. 500 Transfer OF assets Is al
legged ....z - 5tay AGAINST FdsI-
rcrii+l Tsros a Co No. u Union Square, BY cred
itors with claims follows NJ = TfllIer S
Sons Sos: c. {, HutIein. S16S; Hepner & HoWartz'
S172 Preferences are alleged
Schedules of Davis Zaden. involuntary bankrupt
show debts OF si946 and assets of SO The pr'h-
cirsJ creditor is Walter Oberhan1. SnSo-
Schedules of Stegnan Brothers. involuntary eanA-
-rn+s sbo-v debts of S0s21 and assets OF SloeS4
7,ba latter consist OF machinery and fixtures S4v"'
and stock in trade and other assets turned over
70 the receiver 5000: deposited in bank Ss4- Ihe
nrincipaI creditors are the Fourteenth Ward Bank
& so: F. Victor Aehelis. SS6l; l. l. C!iih q C0-'
q 7i7 and Friedand & Samuels. 1SS
The Tanzer-Prager Company. dealers IN fur anu
fur lined garments ct No. S. East Sth street as
signed Yesterday the benefit of creditors TO E-
ward Browne. The schedules show IAaotltlas SSc'-
517. nominal assets $3.50; actual assets $is@sS.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
ON TRAFFIC OUTLOOK.
Railroad officials Think It's I'm
DrOUcment Viii Be SfOsC.

Because the railroads of tine country have de-
rifed 10 Increase their equipment. many traffic
officials argue thai the outlook for an early i'm
ravclnCnt in traffic receipts is so bright az It
seems. There some officials who believe that
confidence III the country's finances is being re-
stored bu; that it will be six months anyway be
fore the volume of railroad traffic will begin to
assume its normal proportions.
= T. Koons the general traffic manager Of the
C.ntra! Railroad of New Jersey says that al
though volume of railroad business has suf-
feed 20 some eztent there is ALWAYS a noticeable
6ecr in the traffic Of his road at this time Of
;He year. The Jersey Central is in line with the
other roads ia increasing its equipment for
the coming year. hut the given is that the
purchases in 1907 give the road ample facilities for
tsRiua Of the business for 1905
IL. Knons said that the reports from the cement
and fertiliziug industries along his road were en-
couraSiu- The plants expect to start opera
ders had hcen received from the West by the fer
tfziuc plants along some Of tho Eastern railroads.
This is taken Indication that the farmer is
getting ready fer business.
Another prominent railroad official connected
with one Of the big trunk lines ol the country he
He,cs that the industries would resume extensive
business operations if government intervention in
private business interests would cease. He declared
thst the present large surplus of capital would
seek investment only when the investor felt that
he free to reap all tie profits of his invest
mont If the managers of the big industIies,' he
said. take ile risk and receive no guarantee
against loss when their capital is invested. the law
should not step in and limit their profits after the
business has been put paying basis
1t was learned that the railroad tonnage for the
first week January 50 per cent less than for
The last week in December The large number Of
idle cars on railroad sdings in the East being
shipped rapidly West TO be ready for the heavy
S1fnrncDfS off grain
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
wAIeus AND NARwHAL TUsKs.

Consul General F. r. MOwrer. at COpennaSeh
savs that on account of the limited quantity or
walruses obtained IL appears that their NOIy.
"; 90 SKIN are not exported to any extent from
the Danish possession of Greenland He gives
further information follows;
walrus skin is used to cover sInali ooats. 20
r,bjcb II fs attached with the points of the wal
rus tusks These tusks are also used as points
for harpoons and for ornaments.
Narwhal tusk are exported exclulveiy Iroui @
Greenland 10 Copenhagen by a Danish firm
name on record at bureau of manufacturers
THE importations In 1904 were 311 pounds; IN
1s3 Al TO So 6SD: in 1906 $50 pounds. priced at
is TO 10 kroner GA So to SIS o9)- The tusks -
usually sold at auction in November
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21

ado les H. IS: calves, 2so 10 at So so:
sanders: yeals 1876 n. at 50 So Is d DO - iSs 3 M 2:
p d. rs NJ at So do l6s r. at s.: q DO D. ss
81: yeariing, 500 n. at 50 .o.-. =, .. 90,
n i0G'H at So = % do ia5 n at IS So DO r. So
3afG fG tsta 81 I at Isl H. isd S. calves III '' at 0'
do 2Ss n at s. So 81 do. sis n at 81 50; veal iS0
MeP6erscn & CO. Il veal=. los N. IS so barn
Kerns Commission Co. SO veals 1ss 10. at
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Recepts days vers 81
cars or 10 sss head including ears for export alive.
123a cars slaughterers and 3152 for the market
arm 1oc higher. with the advance mainly con
m02 H@sa TO TO fR eSoi5a sheep soid at S
lambs s'sd at s. 2Sas7 81 81? one car a. s. D. es
yearings at s. Dressed mutton STEADY al per
lambs at SASH per carcass.
81 s Psr 100 @ 81 S - ,s ne s. o = o4 do S az
8 4g s IS d5 49, Is u S e I. % % r. az m 3 & & o st. state t sheep D. fo @ S
s. So do. 100 ~ at s. % do 105 n at So 20 do
dS 1Se @ % fs t. @ al q E. 10 @ at 81 '' do 80 d. at 90 70
ohio s g. i s. &C 81 g. s state @ Bas as Is % g. % ' a. 8 e.
271 Western do 20 ~ 81 So % n Ohio yeerngs 80 70
5 state ss q DO iis n s S. DO o S. do is n
Ss%oR g 3 lg5 state m oI lambs nj 4 81 n a. g g. 90 ;9s ses
sheep. 81 do. 17O 70. 81: yeaFIins. 100
:, So eOTanssIoq copa1y ise Ohio Ia lamps % = p at
$; gs.s sarqrdaz' dca Buffalo lambs 8 3. az
81 90
$ Yudd & Co: 200 Buffalo lambs So ID. ar 81 45
McPherson & Co: 100 PennsyIyanis lambs 20 10.
at S6 SO: IL Pennsylvania sheep. los 10. az 81 80
II Hollis 80 state lambs. 81 ID. at 81 So' 10
W r Hume. ITO 7j 10. 81 so
George & !. s. DfIlenback- 2s lambs. 81 ID.
a 81: 1 sheep. 100 III. So 80
J. G. Curtis & Son: > lambs. % ID. az 81; II
sheep and lambs 20 10. at 81 81.
.,Is. & Otis - & e Co Y state lambs So b. at 81;
HOGS-Receipts for two days 115
21.1 head including barely carload for the
ket Prices appeared be full steady and good New
York State hogs sold 81 90 100 ID Country
dressed hogs lower at 54ThC per ID for Nghs
weights 6I2 q sac for medium and ) Sc for heavy
SaIes-S Sanders t2 state hogs 40 n average. az
81 per IL: pigs. 81 ID. 81 90; rough
16O Ib.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

I5verpooI Ian 2l-CTosing: wHEAT-Spot No > red
Western winter steady. IS 10d. futures steady March,
= Nav as sad ACORN-SDOt easy. prime mixed
American new 3isd. do old 9s J9sds
Futures qlIeT. January SIS 3sd; March IS 27sd PEAS
Canadian FLOER-Wn-er patents steady.
31s. HOPs-In London tPscidc Coasp steady t2qf3-
ItFcEF--F,xtra India steady, e5s. POFtk-Prims
ness western steady 81 HAMS-Short cut IL to
N N steady. RACON-fruube uberiand cut n 20 30
weak. ass Sd. long
clear mi1iIee light 70. 6d: heavy.
40 backs. IS Is % 70.
weak ats clear bellies. ~ rs n weak +9s SHOCi+
DERS-S1ifare n ~ n. firm 36s Id LARD-Frtrns
western tierces DUH 40s American refined IN pals
C.ITEE.SE,-Canadfan white
s+sa colored. steady, 64s I'd
TAIIOw-Prnre city duIl. 29s Sd TCFPENTINE--
Snirfts steadv 39s 3f ROSIS-Conunou dull 9s 11-d-
PETROI,EJ- Refined firm. Tlsd- IJNSEED OIIs-Dull.