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New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND DIVIDEND.
Payment on Income Bonds Follows Failure of
New Haven's S2O,OOO,OOO Mortgage Plan.

The Central New England Railway Company has
declared an initial interest payment of per cent
covering the year ended July l last, on its
$4,000 general mortgage per cent income bonds.
of which s6,329,123 owned by the New York. New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company which con-
trolls the Central New England road through owner
ship Of a majority Of its capital stock.
Minority holders OF the income bonds in New
York and Philadelphia have for several years been
endeavoring to a return on their invest
ment, having issued various times circulars crit-
csing the New Havens policy, and having also in
sttuted legal proceedings with a view to securing
accounting, their contention being that the New
Haven company had used the earnings in building
up the property, to the prejudice the minority
bondholders.
The Public Service Commission for the ID Dis
trict about two weeks ago handed down a decision
adverse 10 plan advocated by the New York,
New Haven & Hartford for making new $50 900
mortgage covering the property of the Central New
England company. its action being based chiefly
on the ground that while the plan provided for the
refunding Of bonds, income bonds and unpaid
coupons presented by the company itself, or by
the New Haven. il would grant the same privi-
lege TO other holders. by whom s., ,331 S77 of the
bonds were owned, in the latter amount being in
cluded the Se20,S77 general mortgage income bonds
held by owners other than the New Haven COM
pany.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
EXPORTS.

co,, New York. September T. 1902
COFF'EE-The coffee market was both frrner and
inaG tcuVe today on foregn buying and covering by
siolis VINO seemed 70 have become somewhat i'm
IIesseq with the idea that the heavy crop
ssIt hao been discounted weeks owing
rSIuIe OF the big receipts to make material
sy,-IO oags, and the market closed steady a let
1NalCe or 10 10 points late months relatively
HaiL me market opened firm at advance OF 5Gpl5
PoilssS ana at one time during the middle day
ruied about 10 TO 20 points higher. with slight
Ieacuon toward the close under realizing reduction
IN some or the leading long lines The upward
lrets no reporting an advance OF IS reis from
coslng figures of last week unchanged
TO 100 rets higher with As relatively hrm This i'm
proerent was in the face OF
ana Monday, against $1,000 In 1905
Juhdlahy receipts 95400 bags, against last
Eea FINE weather was reported in all districts
au-o' 50 that there was fresh ground for appre-
hension concerning the outcome of
government OF Sac Paulo estimates the OF
that state at IL 100000 bags, limiting
or the crop as the which Will available to
consumption that be considered regard to the
attitude OF consuming markets early receipts
me market coffee quiet,
shipments from Brazilian points during were
as follows: Total clearances Rio bags in
ciuulng $500 10 the United States. 10000 Europe
ana NoFth africa and 1900 to Cape, River Plate and
west coast South America. clearances
Dags including 10000 the United States 254 900 to
Europe ana North Africa and 5000 Cape River
bags including $1,000 TO the United $4,000
70 Europe Victoria cearances United States were
oOto ags and to Europe 200. Bahia weekly receipts
were o,5UO bags; 22O0O bags
many, 1UO and elsewhere 200 bags. The receipts at
NO and santos for the tOtalIed 634 600 bags
against sOO0 last week, $4,000 year 3OS 600 two
day was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
OTHER mARKETssY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. sept. T-CATTLE-Receipts (estmated). 7.OOo
head market steady; steers IS 6OdSS O5 So SOD
s. .; hefers SO 50dS5 bulls $3QS4 So calves. $S9S9;
stOckers feeders. So 15G$5 10 HO-Receipts test
mated) head: 5d10c higher: choice heavy.
356$S butchers s. $50 s. light mixed SSQSs .;
light IS 259Ss 20; packing 81 s0QSs pigs, IS ESQ
mated) 2SOOO head market ssady for best; others 1
lower sheep, s4GS5; lambs So 75gS7 90; yearhngS $50
Cincinnati Sept T-CATTLE-Receipts. $50 hsai;
steady: fair good shippers. s. 2gS St % common SO
IS 40 HOGS-Receipts 1859 head; steady butchers and
shippers. So 40G$s so. common 81 I5G$7 40 SEtEI'-
East BufraIo Sept T-CATTLE-Re I25 heads
Receipts 200 head; and 255Oc lower. $3.50 50
50 rs HOGS-Receipts 35O0 head active and strong
TO sc higher heavy, IS 7OqSS So mixed. s. e4Ss 80
Yorkers. SsaSs Co. pigs $sQSS 10; roughs 81 oS7 4O
dairies and grassers. $sGSS So SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 1900 head active. sheep steady lambs 100
higher; lambs s. 5OqSSi yearngs S. 5OSS %; we,herS
Kansas City. Sept. T-CATTLE- 2fOOO head.
Including 15OO Southerns; market steady 70 strong cho9
$5G$6 Western s. l5S6 90 stoeNers and Feed
sass So Southern steers s. 80 81 to SoutasIn
81 25QS4: native s. 2DS4 50 native helIeTs
3OdS5 So bulls. 81 1884 calves 50 5OGSt 50 HOGS
81 Sass 10; heavy. S. 0afoss ~;
hackers and butchers s. s5GSs 20 light 81 50GSs O5;
S6G$T yearlingS. 81 5QSS 5o Wetherss
S4 25G$5: S4aS4 75 stockers and feeders - 90
Union Stock Yards Pittsburg. sept L-CATTLE-
supply light steady: choice So 80 n So 70 SHEEP
Supply light. steady; prime wetheTs s. So4SS: eniI5
and common, 81 50Q SS lambs, 81 5O4S! 5O' veal
heavies IS q So so; mediums s. A50 50 51; heaVY
SIS 356SS As light Workers. IS ~ piss
81 T52SS. rOughs. S6 508S7 50.
Toledo sept. T-CLOvERsEED-Cash s. 20; oeto-
81 o5 10 = So 90: rejected So 20; no established
grade Sc TIMOTHY-Prime 81 50. ALslhE-fFirns'
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08

81 -; SWEET POTATOES Maryland and virysniz. y.'-
S Per DBL 81 bOGS2 % do North Carolina ysoR 81 IS
gS1 1S do Jersey S2G$2 %: basket 15c6s1 50s
3E-EIS per 100 lunches 81; CARROTS per bbl Q 100
ouncnes SleS1 .: GARAGES. per 81 506S2 80;
PEI DBL 69ISe CORN. Hackensack per 100 5OcaS1: do
SSaszets G9Vtocf 90 CUCUMBER PICKLES state per
oasAeS. Toe do Long Island and Jersey. per Dbl T5o
81 SO CUCUMBER PICKLES. Jersey. s1GS1 50;
40 Long Island, per 1000 81 5OG$2 25: do Rock
dnd county q 1OQS2 so; CELERY per dozen stalks SO
5oSi CAUIltIOWEIS. state. per large bbl. S43$4 50s
40 per small DBL S3QSa so; do Long Island. short
per Dbl S2aS2 10 Do long 81 5odS2 25; E1GPLAATs
81 5O do per basket S1QS2 So LIMA BEANS. Jersey.
potato per basket I5cgS1; do fiat. 5OG55c; DO Long
isand ana Jersey potato. bag TOG90c do rat coo
0 ONIONS. ohio yellow. 100 n bag. SIQSt 25. do
white per crate 6OQI5c do white. basket. 75cs
40 orange county white per bag. 81 seas 25 do yel
sey rsd per oo 81 5Q$2 5 do yellow 81 1889 25: do
Jersey white. per bag. 81 5O8s2 do per basket T5c;
DO yellow. per basket 5cS1; DO Massachusetts yellow.
per lOOb bag, 81 %: do Baltimore per basket T508Oc:
90 other southern per basket 4OI5c OKFtA. Jersey.
per basket $l0Sl 80. DO box 75c0Si: do Southern
per carrier 5OaI5c: PEAS Western York per bas--
ket $laSl 80; d per bas sqS2; DO PEPPER9 Jersey,
basket zo1tc; DO per box, 230c RADIStIES. nearby,
per 100 bunches IScQSl; STRING BEANS. Western New
York green. basket. 75c3S1 80; do 5Oc0SI
up river. basket 75cdSI 25. per 5Oc8S1 DO
Jersey per basket 15cS 5o DO Long Island and Jersey
per bag oocqS1 SPINACH nearby per bbi. 5OcQS1 .;
SQUASH, Hubbard per bbl 75caS1 IS do marrow. 75cf
~; do white 255Oc; do yellow cr0okneck 23Q5Oc; TUR-
lunches 81 TOMATOES. nearby. per box. 15050c; DO
south Jersey. 1O64OC; do Delaware and Maryland per
carrier. SO9Oc do Jersey. Delaware Maryland, per
small basket, 20Q3Jc, WATEFCRESS. bbl. S1GS-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
GEORGE j. GOULD HOME
Says Missouri Pacific Will Spend
Large Sums for Betterments.

(,eouge J. Gould. who has been abroad for about
sxen weeks. arrived home with his family, voster
sav yaorning on the Kronprinzessen Ceciue ana
went from the steamship pier 20 his Office where
he spent the greater part OF the day. Mr. Gould
u7s unwilling 70 discuss conditions fn this country
as he had not had opportunity 10 take general sur
wy but he said that prosperity seemed 10 be indi-
ated for both the United States and the Continent
The recent remark OF Missouri Pacific director
being recalled. that $4,000 900 would be expended
n improving the physical condition OF the Missouri
Pacific system, Mr.. Gould said:
Yes that Is so. and possibly we shall spend
even more The earnings OF all our roads are
slowing very satisfactory increases and the public
must fT.ve additional facilities"
The new financing. Mr. Gould added would be
compRsted within the next few months In answer
% sRoeF question he said that he was not at pres
ent considering the plan OF linking Up the Wabash
Pirtsburg Terminal with the Western Maryland.
Speaking OF his trip abroad and OF the impressions
h. gained, Mr.. Gould said:
I dismissed my yacht upon arriving in italy,
snd 3ourneyed through that country. Austria, Ger
many and France in a motor drove the car
myself. but travelled at the rate OF only about
twenty-five miles an hour, that I was able 20
view the country as well as IL were driving a
seam OF horses. A real boom seemed to be on in
to-day. think. are the United States Germany,
Italy and japan. in that order"
England in pr. Gould's opinion, was not doing
well in proportion the countries he had visited
on the tour tTst completed. He continued:
But the 70 al basis OF wealth. after ALL IS saving,
and in that the continental nations greatly
superiors. A scale Of living which in this country
would be. considered mean is on the other side ad
herd 10 by those in good circumstances. The
habit of saving. accordingly results IN the aecumu
aton of capital and tends 70 the establishment of
prosperity on the most solid and permanent basis"
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08

nsws The prediction bear traders regarding North
49, receipts was confirmed the latter aggregated 6S5
year while Winnipeg had I0i cars compared with sos
year ago Well informed local traders believed,
Hal that as farmers were reported 20 be holding
Wheet IN the Northwest and selling in past
ibe eese DIG receipts might prove 20 be maximum for
20 odn Seson Al all primary points the arrivals
t mtn SsS2oOO bush last week. the figures includ
$4,000 bush from Russia and the Danube The
ne ngures on worlds supPiy postponed until
Besides increase OF sos 600 bush
SSnsSinS visible there was gain OF IS bush in
STOCKS or total In OF $50, 900 bush
esG WIN zo1lOoo bush increase a
~ selling at midday reports heavy rains
~ paris OF the Argentine been serious
while exporters report general indifference IN al
markets here Private advces indicated that
casb exceptionally favorable holiday. local
mai IN was quoted as follows: No red. 81 Os noi
rainth M 10 eisvater and 81 os1i ahoat No Northern
ia.t COIRN-While reports OF heavy rains during the
tSs hours IN the drouth districts OF
corr t as River oeeasoned considerable selling
prov. ojte the government report Wednesday
color from b Sn SSTiisn factor This view received
b or only SO against IS month and 72 wear ago
dsv acted quite steady the balance OF me
shade lower than Saturday except Nav ara WIGS SSed oaX
bush tnrse days interior receipts I41s 900
visible suppv VAN % e9o @ bush year ago
@ eteyetor and Toe delivered both nominal. new No
sc o D anoat, forward Shipment OATS.Tbe
near months vas gHiet and rather especially on
Sa increase OF 21as 600 bush in visible s,nniv TS,rss
oats Were seadier IN New York hovever cosi az
clipped White aS7e RYFsrs fstgTsl white $s94ss and
kst e.1s !os nominal Q New York BARLEY-Nar-
A'' sAssri teedins. tsa9S2&c. C New York. "-''
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Sept. Wet weather in the West ana
onthycest had a tendency 10 offset liberal receipts
NJ wheat IN the Northwest. and caused fairly
steady tone in the wheat market here to-day At
the close prices were a shade lower 10 &c higher
cor,rared with Saturdays final figures. Corn and
oats closed easy, and provisions steady
Although the wheat market was inclined 70 be
weak almost all day, prices AT the close were al
most where they were when trading ended last
SATURDAY. The chief factor In the situation was
he increased movement of wheat In the Northwest
and talk OF sttl larger arrivals for some time 10
come other factors We're increases in the visible
supply IN the United states and in the amount OF
worlds shipments for the week Rains during the
Iass seventy-two hours in the winter wheat terri
tory however. almost COunterbalanced the effect
Of these combined influences During the day De-
cember sold between 957sc and 9tSsc. The Sep
tenlber option closed at &c gain. at 9S &C. while
other months Were unchanged 70 shade lower.
with December at exc
The corn market was depressed by impending
heavy arrivals OF the cash grain here and conse-
quent decline Of iac 20 1c in its price A falling
OF OF % points in the condition OF the crop in Mis-
souri caused moderate advance early IN the day
Favorable weather was additional beaFish
factor. The market closed easy with prices lac
higher 20 &c 10 sc lower
oats dun. AT the close prices were a
shade to &c to &c lower than SATURDAYS nnaI
quotations.
Provisions were firm early in the day. but weak
ened later on selling by local packers. AT The
close prices wers 251c lower 10 Sc As.~N
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08

in tS op;c was an active and excited advance
@ 1, IN The diverSol market the local holidays
that the low September figures had stimulated
h urgent demand from foreign spinners against their
forward requirements The market opened 14Il7 points
higher and quickly sold advance Of 1890 ponts
Win december contracts touching 79c Ic a
i oqna "a @h3Ee E me low level Of August and within
ing the middle OF July Trading much less active
Lter in the day, but there
the close being only o points from
steady at net advance 10q12 points The early ad-
vance rejected buying by Europe Liverpool the South
- al buils ana shorts The demands from these
oace bu bear pressure restricted by Of an
oener SCI OF buish cableE in the morning
reports concerning
markets ohieialy reported generally M6Nc higher
Snu 4 GOOD business Shown some points while
Liverpool spot sales for the three reached the arge
IaI OF 45OUO bags Manchester reported more active
ti tsiiaRd from india and China Weather reports
weather review was postponed until o-morroW ~ tbe
obenls ornorrow morning the first report of the
season VIII lie published, giving amU,nt OF cotton
gnned to September AMI close there will he
differences until November - ">
d 6 0 N9- ----''Ne' ~
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September 2 1908.
cadns p cars for saSsSeTsrs ana i5 for SS
80 caTs & 40 trade N hys Sa'te tbs moEni9s; ABOUT
Weak asg at rssg G Ess@s steady for best 9seyes End End
oeRSr a. fo S d9 d949 per H. al and 9 TsT1
eRa Lo1d91 cables quoted i've cattle SLOW Ytth an
10. dressed Weight with iae the SsaeTa TOP pries az
Refseraoqq 1oq & 1ss general top price 2 e ys5poo
h69Rdoh a. 1Of lie per 10; at Liverpool at 1o5s
tonic Is estimated carry quarters OF beef
CALVES-Recepts were 7s6 head Including I45
10 d9F me butchers and 59l for the market the bulk
So az n around o Tomq9n 70 good yeaS sold e
ssrsd splls at S5a ears Of Western calves az
City dressed veals sold at IOaI5c per ID: country
dressed 98I4c; dressed grassers and buttsTmiiks
=, salss-Nelson . McCabe: 12o Western calves. 2gO
- s s.ade5s; s ysals. $50 ie, at 50 so; 10 do. 1e4
shippers Commission Company: Virginia veaIs
IN s2,on ~: az 20; ~ : do, lgp 10; at So "a. - a..
10 do. 172 le. at So: 25 40. Is6 ID. at s..
81 I2ls 1o7 do $50 ID. at SO Is -
calves Isl b at s. 30 20 Ss4'' 1'' H. at 50 'O'
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts we're 2sts ears. or
csrs 'fe % mi aTS95 so maniag with the stale stock 10
sheep slow; lambs dull and the medium TO
heavy osred ana would have ProbS6g sold SsSd2 S i
4hout rap ~ ano5 1 wers & dSl and feeling easier
mon mon TO- good sheep sold at 81 9oqS4 so per 100 ~
culIs at $3.50 Dressed mutton aTm FOR good win
dressed lambs steady at 9013Hc
sales-S Sanders 113 Pennsylvania lambs, 6s 70
at 81 IS per 100 NJ 145 do. 5O state
do Ga n at 60 3; IA! Do 90 ~ at S. 2S 50 PennsyL
80 Shippers, Connission Co: 2i5 West virginia lambs
at 81 80; West Virginia sheep yearIngs. IS n at
IS: 12 do 81 70. 50 rs
Mcpherson & Co.: 2IO Virginia lambs 63 10 at 81 50
2S7 90 ~ 81 25; 10 Virginia sheep and euII lambs
90 10. 81 so.
Kerns Commission Co.: 266 Kentucky lambs. IS 10
s.
Tobin Shannon: 266 Kentucky lambs. 70. 81 so:
100 state do 80 10. 81 12 state sheep % Sc so
Newton & Co: 2i5 West Virginia lambs. 60 n. at
81 %: 7 West Virginia sheep 50 n. at 81
s. Judd & Co. 266 Kentucky lambs 50 n, at S8
HOGS-Receipts we're 2ti7 cars. or 3.314 head. IN
cudng about 2l5 the market. Prices
state Pennsylvania hogs.
sales date yesterdayl-Tohin & shannon: 10 state
hogs. 10 average So per 100 n do. 146 10
SS 125 ~ IS IS. roughS 256 n s. 55.
Newton and Co Oats yesterday: 13 West Virginia
pigs 100 ~ at S.; 1876 Pennsylvania do (commOn). 90
b. az ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For the week ending Tuesday, September 7 1nOa
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts for the week 57s
Gags OF Deans and 800 bags OF peas: exports 6O bags
OF beahs and % bags Of peas; imports 2I41 bags or
LEANS our market has been In shape week
me QuAhuty OF domestic stock Offering has been
large out the rapid wearing away the season and
near approach OF the pressure
sen and resulted in lower values sorts State
marrow are now Offering at 81 659s2 20 and ind very
nite demand Medium and pea held generally az
hoiders or foreign beans have shown anxiety to
sell ana while obbing business has been done only
4ttle reduction IN values bought con
slderAoiy lower Red kidney have essed or little.
export orders being Allied at 81 sTlsas2 5O remaining
STOCK OF choice bright goods Is
kidney steady. Turtle soup very DUN. California lima
have toned up little, and close Arm. Scotch peas have
i9voTed the buyer. and IL is difficult get
VI 10 Tor choice stock We quote: BEANS,
choice per bushel So s5Gs2 TO- good 50 5OG
s. s5 Imported marrow choice Sc t5Gs2 So DO coin
mon 70 5000 s2qs2 49, do choice 81 20ds2 %; do
medium choice. 81 OGS2 49, do good. 81 ESQ
y 90 white kidney, choice 81 I5aS2 S0 do fair good,
- 4Ogt@ to red kidney, choice, So 4T2Gs2 So do com
mon 20 good. s2qS2 40 black turtle choice 81 10
bags hushel 81 90.
BUTTER-Receipts the week. 4lT42 pkgs; last
week, bO.0os pkgs No exports. We have had reason
ably good market throughout the week Supplies have
come FORWARD quite moderately and both the local and
of-towH demand has shown fair degree OF activity
values have hardened little nearly all sorts. and
the market closes firm the quoted strictly
fancy creamery has comprised small part OF current
eipt the bulk OF the stock showing less de-
feets Specials selling a S0iaG8lc.
are hrm al Soc The seconds and rsts has
not enlarged very much. but there Is feeling that
these goods will do better and they held with
confidence Process butter strengthens little because
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1tverpool Sept Closing: WHEAT-Spot dull; No
red Western IS 6lad futures quiet septeInser
Spot steady; American mixed VIA ealsessoh -
Pr AS-Csanadian steady IS 1iad. FIOUR-Wnter pat
ents dun 33s 81 HOPS-In london d'acuc COAST nIIn.
"a 1ss6f5 REFF-ENtra India steady. eos POftiS
Prime mess. Western strong. lois 81 HANs-Shors
cit 1916 strong. Sos BACCN-CuTnbe c4ls
2SGsO n strong Cos: short rib. 16a2t 10 strong gus
long clear middles light 2SQ34 ~ stons to5 oa 5oas
rea rniddles heavy 35G40 ~ strong. 6s; short clear
backs 1920 10, 66s; clear bellies l49Io ~
strong SOS 81 I.DERS-Square. nNlS 10. strong.
59s Sd I4ARD-Prine Western. in terces stIong 9Is
9d- American refined pals 62s I'd CHt-h2s1
c,,na5ian finest white steady. 5Is; Canadian finest
coIoreS steady, TALIOW-Priue city. STEADY =Ss
AZ TITRPFNTINE-Spir steady. 4Os 3D. ttOSlN-
Common firm, IS Cd PETRO LEU N--Itenned stea4Ss
7&d LINSEED OILl-Steady. 23s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Sept THE local market IS firm and fairly
The leading domestic quotations are as follows
and Pennsylvania heeces-NN, 3S1t3bc y S5Q5+c'
No l. washed 40Q41c; No :, washed. 40at1cs hne IN
washed. 27d2Sc; half blood coTnbins seIsoc tnTee-
eigbths blood cOmbing 35T36c: quarter blood coubing
34G35c: deaine washed. 39a40c; do unwashed 4Og4lc
Michigan Wisconsin and New York teecss-Fine. IN
washed. 25d29c: delaine unwashed Sle n4I oi9o
s5.. quarter blood sSd34c Kentucky. Indiana and Mis-
EThree-eighths bIood5 34c; quarter blood SSc;
Csorgfa SlG32c- values; TeXas-F1ne twelve
months 75d7sc: fine. six to eight months 6s1oc; me
faU 5eG6OC California Northern, 6cGluc; nnllIls
county 6sa65c fall free. 5OG52c Oreson-Easiern No
staple. 77QTSc; Eastern eIothin8 ~ SC
5T5I5Sc Territory-Ffne staple. 1S1SOc; me medith
stanIe 7Od72c: clothing. 7OQI2c: fine medium cot
f1g 6766Sr half blood. T3GT6C rhreeeighths hooo 80
zoe. quarter blood 6766sc- Pulled: Extra I@toS zs
A 63Q66c: supers, b5Q62c-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables
business doing: sales. 1000 bales; speculation
export, 800 bales American, H. 900 bales; imports
5000 bales. Middling upland, s9ed Futures opened
quiet. unchanged near and point higher late
months compared with yesterday closed steady lo5 to
September October. 673d; October-November. 6Il2d:
November December and December January 7od ;
January FEBRUARY, 6734d; February-March, 67s1ad:
March-April April May May-Iune and JuneJuly 675d
Tuly-August 6.7SEd. Manchester: Yarns a good n
ouiry: cloths a good business doing.
FLOUR AND MEAI-The -four market was mod
eratey active without quOabe change. closing steady
The following prices quoted the New York
Produce Exchange; Spring patents, S5 10 SO 90 win
straights $5nS5 10; winter patents 80 70 80 56
spring clears. s. 30@S5 90; No winter 81 55Q
straights 81 9oG$5 O5. RYE FLOUR-Steady. Quot
81 45 CORNMEAL-Steady Quoted: Kiln dried.
yellow 81 dSi 90: coarse. 81 50aSl 55. FEED
Western steady; city quiet. Quoted: Western spring
S23 S23 standard mddllnE, $2S 80; -four DO, S2s
red dog S32: bran S22 % I'm bulk S2S 05 sacks
middling So 75q$30 30; red dos. sS2; hominy chop
SOS 20 bulk, $50 20 sacks: oil meal, $3+.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Owing TO the interest taken in
the government report due Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock speculative trade in wheat to-day was rather
light range OF prices comparatively marrow A.
Saturday September contract IN chicago which
was ale higher a result Of congestion From these
prices n sharp setback, followed py sllsht
rally near close. last price being praetieaiy un
changed from Saturday important news features OF
the day were baariah and the market owed its
early steadness Oversold condition over te
holiday than 70 any particularly strong featuFs In the
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08
WANTS HIS RELLEvuE JOB BACK

Justice Guy reserved decision yesterday on the
application Of Frank Eckstein for a mandamus
compelling the trustees Of Bellevue and the Allied
Hospitals 10 restore him auditor and contract
clerk Ecksten lost his job because of his failure
TO detect wrong entries in the bills of the hospital
which enabled the doctors ana other attaches TO
obtain delicacies instead of the fruit fsn and
vegetables TO which they were entitled.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-08

The local market for spot was quiet ana *
poh{s higher at lSc for middlng upland 25c for
100 bales. vi '"O''
Southern spot markets teIegraphed as follows:
Mo6ie iirm 1sc higher. at 12hc Savannah steady.
$.IGe higher. at 1234e; sales, 6.s14 bales Norfolk
steady 34c higher, l215c; sales bales baltimore
nominal &c higher at l27sc. Augusta steady &c
higher az y 9l69l2&c; sales. 1924 bales. St Louis
steady sf dghST at i2sc Little Rock quiet &c high
sales 200 bales. Wilmington quiet 4c higher at I2asc
Houston steady. &c higher at 1850; sales 2s64 bales
memphis steady. &c higher, - 9-16c;
Galveston steady. higher 12ssc sales s97
New orleans steady, 16c higher at 12zc: sales,
bales Estimated receipts at al leading points for wednes
bales last week and 1850 last year Galveston 5000
20 1909 bales, against 77i7 bales last 1860
last year.