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New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

4rs-
BE-, BEANS A. AND PEAs-Ressipts today; Ios sacks
tcrper Of the m.Ikf s eoc IS no change & n me
~ Tessonaty close and bring 50 a. but the of grades
latter yaety now selling mainly at 81 90 in iobbns
Las been Iirt mis- week obfine fraje t y & 80 m @ f t
ies soo9 but exporters could f their orders easily
bur quiet We quote: BEANS marrow choice per
81 p zgS2 36 ea, choice s. 81 aS2 90; iuporcd
81 sasS2 % = lite Edney Choice Sc SeSs3 60 red EdneT
.hoif 50 5$2 3o yellow cye choice So 95aS3; black
ats3 FEAs, Scotch. bags. Per bush. s. a7las2 20
re duia1 agaa iaT i0 bu With no Change bn Tsc
hoeSer is aded Fsts end seeona ' dst Sk are % siow
s93ie commeFeaI!y ne butter Just under extras are
from sc a3e latter extreme while specials hold
storage with sales at SO and some holders refusing to
We 55ots SO" teafneT @ m s5ecias ner n 8s3Sc; do extras
az assc DO ifss 2eaSc do seconds 25a3sc DO thr@s
r le 90 e@e7 9sg de econs 4a2c '' do shirs
state dairy tubs common 70 taf 2lH2oc process sp-
2ia22c do thirds saioc western imitation creamery
hrsts 22A28c western factor frsts 2ltSc % sec4nq
% S: iSdI3'ss: Do SIS isa1s'zs ','
CfEEsE-Receipts to-day, 1i22 boxes There Is a
fairly satisfactory demand 2r most all grades OF tq
hoiders are quite firm in their views quota
ton for fancy Septerbers s remains lac,
that heure. and most sales arc at lttc SKINS only
Cheap ssms including The winter made seiing slowly
SerPSo aS Co. for White we aaote sta fnH cream s
oe5 per or ~ white fancy i31e do octobcr small
large white best. 13c - late made small
do prime. II . nl25@ G; DO common 10
fair IO55Gil &c. skins ~ ~ specials l9sc: Do
ine 9aINc do far good, T'zaSi@c; 90 common, 4u
Sc; full skins 2lz fl3itc-
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 6S0I cases 4 slight mod
the prevailing cold weather IN the lneTleE
Offering the of sew Receivers to
day under which prices weakened Ittle Tor Western
at great urgency u sell
feveriSh and claageabie Storase eggs
win fai quote: state, PenHsyt
selected. ~hite fancy. soc; do fair
- choice 36nSsc brown and mixed fancy ia !b-
40 fsr "a choice 3lHS3c Western. hfsts, 81 izd52c; DO
s4conds 30Gslc. do thirds. 27G29c; fresh gathered
24d2sc- refrigera common to fancy Jd@H
FRI -FRESH-Apples continue in light supply
red fruit which Is scarce Gran
hras eaiy No fresh arrivals Of Florida strawberres,
unchanged. FloTlaa oranges
hand excessive. and the
tone is steady desirable sizes ana desirable
dull unless Of exceptionally faEc
ouaiity Pineapples moving slowly We quote: APPLES,
King per head bbl IS 0lS5 90 do NoTtheTn SPY
s3 50qS5 Baldwin. cold storage fancy - I3a$9; 60
air Il rri.ne So Ben Davis. S5 dtS4 90 do
reeninE cold s4gs5; co common storage - q
d hbis poo- to fair, g -uaz
cRaNBERRIEs. Long Island. Iovres, fancy per bbl.
SD; do Cape Coz ana j.ssE
crate 50 25as3 49, native Jersey standard tbis.
S1I l.gasI3. do per So 5O do New
Yors crate So 25Qs3 60; STRAWBERRIES. FLORIDA, re-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan SEATTLE. Receipts esti,nats5l cd = 600 600
81 60aS7 S3aS5 80;
heiers s9GS5 ~; bulls s. 25N$4 90 calves. So 50dS9
toc[ars ana feeders 81 50qS3 10 HOGS-Rec7ipts tes
,o5t "a head market 5011c higher: choice heavy
shipuing So 30ds6 butchers $6 25as6 35; light mixed
81 TIS5 So choice light. 50 95GSG 20 packing. 50 s5p
s. To- pigs. 81 5oa$5 63; bulk Of sales s. 9ol$5 90
estimated 10000 head, market
steady. sheep $4gS5 go lambs s. 2JqSS 10; yearngs.
81 25es7 "a.
cincinnati Jan S-HCGS-Receipts. 1887 head; mar
ket easy and shippers. So 30p$6 20 common
81 5Oa$5 CATTLEReceipts III head; nari.ei strong
ajr n GOOD shippers So 250$6 2S; s. joG$3 50
SHEEP Receipts, head: market strong 81 81 50G
81 ~: lambs strong at 81 50gSl %
Pittsburg Jan. s.-CATTLE-Supply light market
strong. choice 50I$6 -: prime ST. 4OaS6 90 SHEEP
-Suppvr light market higher, prime wethe-s, - La
81 10. clls and common S2aS3; lambs. sass. VEAL.
CAVES, s9dS1o HOGS-Receirts fair; market slow
and lower prime heayies. ST. as mediums 81 40g$6 40
heavy Workers sc light Workers So 20G$6 % pigs.
IS 9OIsG; roughs. S59$5 so.
East Buffalo, Jan GATTLE-Rseeipts ds so head;
400 head market active and 25c higher 81
M HOGS-Receipts. j. 600 head; market active
and steady: heavy and mixed. So 80. Workers.,
SO 20 a SO SO: roughs s. 9o daes. ST 100 Sc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 1000 head market
active; ewes mixed sheep 23c higher; lambs loo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
..cu nIIOTATIONS.
ogureAl MARKET REPORT.
New York. January s. 19'

New York. January :, leU9.
~, r,eea market made a pretty steady
515sr although # failed . fully maintain Its
tsE1ls --ne -~srzer cpene5 steady unchanged 10
.-y gan - 5,1rharEed 10 points higher, re
p1is IsE,,-s5avs closing prices. then steadied ana
srsa z - ,r7-7arSa5 points lower. sales for
css5 se!, .st,-nsred al $500 bags The initial ad
ft oky --C,sEsd By higher European cables ana re
-Slts sAs s ~Sverfnf as well scattering invest
fss' isn5 but the upward movement was chtcksa
o-11, - ss!n- by trade interests, presumably
y a2-l.e a2-,-TI or against coffee. The pressure was
Il Als 80 toT-evs- and the market rallied on =
aEsress-HS. ~ ne late trading. Some OF the
zaa,e s5-issd purchases q coffee carly IN De
h1sS " ---assI1r confidence in further advance.
tl9e az moi so confident of the market al LeNe
bG -.7in-s over the recent low prices II j
gre - 20 % s-ncks in -he hands OF small retail
cine e - sn,s as this class y trade Is buying only
- q mouth the larger 5otoeTs ana clSlFlbu'ets
s S-+a-iC- have purchased very 2eatiE ana are now
- surrlisd witt active oofiee al.a olt. 20 !,
,- e warehouse deliveries I9r some time 10 cone
-. -E..-be- fresh purchases VIII be upon ne same
nul ~-.. .f-s 20 be seen Hamburg closed a a pfg
SO - HAVE Mas y franc higher The market fo-
hsae 80 e. Tss steady with quotations on TIE basis OF
;A67I.c for Rio No 4 81, -, -. ~. s.
The range q CONTRACT fllceA III ''0 -o ~ - -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan s-,losas. WIEAT-spot-No :
red Western winter easy. = ot-d Futures steady
American mixed ,vta Ga cston' 3s ID Futures quiet
January. IS Sl=d. March. Is 2std, May. IS : sd
VEAS-Cauadian steady. IS Glad. FI-otR inter
patents firm COS HOPS Al London tldtlHe Cudstl
steady tg4 = los BEEF-ENtrd India mess steaIy'
I13s "a. f0RK-Prime mess Western. quiet iSs Cd
HANS snort cut Il lb. uru. AS BACON.
cumberland 80 lh. hrnl IS Cd short RIB 10
tp clear UtdCiss lLSIt > 70 -
dun 81. long clear mddlcs htsv' 80 10 ~ No.
quet. & backs. 10 To- 20 h lulI 40s
lear bellies - TO 10 10 easy. 5Is- LARD Prime
western in tierces firm, 4ss 90 American refined in
nails Irn, 1Ng Cd SHOULDERS -SGuare II To i& To,
dull rs. BUTTER Good United States steady. i sss
finest coIured steady. 6ls I'd TALLOW-Frlne Gity
DIM TT-EFf.\TI%E- Spirits hrm sos 3,t LIN
SEED or. dun 22s %. PETROLEUM steady. 7&sd
TsDSI%---Comusou firm. IS I'd
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09

tionabIy made some Improvement in December over
the low conditions reported at planting time
Dun's Review says:
Credit and confidence are again established on
a frmer basis at the opening OF the new year
than at anv time in the last fifteen months
Progress is steady and naturally slow but is
along safe and satisfactory lines Ihe state
ruent of commercial failures issued TINS week
clearly shows a gradual wearing away OF tHe 81
the financial pressure or the early months
of wear. and this necessarily improves under
living conditions. The significant facts are that
the defauited liabilities firm IN business IN I4e
Nth S3S 79 in the third quarter and sos g N
the first, while the defaulted liabilities Sl,gUO
nF hank evchang 81 90 in the fourth quar-
ter against 81 69 IN the third and s. o. IN tle
commercial situation is apparent from tlie Iatt
that credits are freely granted ana more
inquiry is noted in the primary narAets ioI t leS+l
ing stapIes not only for immediate requirements
brf for future supplies. While conserve tsIh sun
rr.lrtrrorizeS operations III many 1ndIheLS' IilS
da,,aIonment is along safe lines. Changes IN
lr4cas This week are not significant, but SeheT-
aiIy in the direction Of hrmness- Emp lIlehs
j., mills and factories steadily maintained ana
advauce,i with no disposition to lower the AISIIii
wage scales previously prevdlllH "Alch NJ
coTistentIV improve the purchasing power or Le
neople and add to COnSuInpLlNe 9eIhdltiu- -
I,7osrnaut of merchandise develops SdllSIdClOIIIS'
raf1roaI earnings the latest weeks IN Deteili
her now showing q loss of only % per EeHL e9
conpared with the active year 1905 Z GreisIl
.oI1 rr1@rcf returns at the port of New YORK los
tha latest week show falling OF IN exports OF
with the figures for the same week itsS ear I
exn0rts at that time were being IoTcsu 70 ~ ~Op,it.
,nfJ abroad for the pressing needs OF lhe lloI!e!
G9,,~l-at- here such requirements no" TAlSt
ll' ma ~ s,1-,-Ir nf funds at all points Is ample
60, ..,i-ranT needs Mercantile collections are re-
1orta5 unite satisfactory in nearly all INES, anu
GartlprnentS through the banks dS IIIe.iSuiS -
bank CleaTingS, are Only 10 P0-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09

raTTDS-The cotton market vas more active. vita
,- rssch7E new high levels for the present Increment
aae- southern HaTkels higher 'abss talk of traoe
luoseu sr5 covering for the census report due
a. tHs cpsrfnE TO-DAY Tbs market closed very steady
81 ~ sdyance ~ afI5 points sales were estimated
81 g,s sn bsfes The market opened firm Al advance
saE RENTS on higher Liverpool cables but there
selling the start the theory that
1FV-rr5 had been bid % selling basis here.
DUNG minutes the market reacted
rans from the best. There cid to be signs of
leading long tnterest but offerings were
gEbe readily by the covering Of some or the larger
shrs and The market seemed seadieG ruling pa-ticu
sf.y f-m in the late trading when March and May sod
1lac Or 1l2 points higher and within I .
rsnE q The highest ievei Tor the The close
vthin point Two q The best. L reported
9-1ER o. the El-lLeu 10 January u, z56 UO
2z hs this figure reflects decided falling of in
g-lEx fr the period. compared with the previous
p-c- the during the day may have
Ts reduction IN the crop estimates Of some recent
sesn s5uhern spot markets officially reported
uarEafed 10 &c higher and have gained about = q NC
ian ne nv level - last month Futures rnesnWhe
sF7 savzaced about points Smaller receipts
S1rzcpg attention. particularly the movement the
tis1r toErx
7ss weekly figures @ the New York Cotton Exchange
oA- [ert recepts- 2.S4S bales, against
e. esefisnd 70 mills and Canada - oa0 bales against
S sgsllEt 3oG last yea loss Of stocks al interior
esN le- bales sgalCst . 3G2 last year brought into
% 10 NE ~esk 5l"4f2 bales against 2 S93 last year.
~ 1aoerelt- FC-I receipts. 66lg. .255 bales 81
oferia1d 70 mills and Canada 712 bales against
sseSs a yeaT Southern mill takinEs. l2s bales
iast year stock interior in
-. @Eiesnser !. Tl7.535 bales against
-. stS-1st Ilvlo6 last yea The total crop move
EssrL 7 s'ii' against l'- oE4s last
m m rags Of contract prices il the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New rrk. January :. ly9,
BEIN f>--f.e'e4ItS so market.
CiGiius La cars TOT sAAe-1 Steers
rl.ii previous firm
rather more aGtlSe IN .Ei.I -- nj choice
as compared r!id Neli----t tS i4, slow
fat COWS ruled stea1y il. - 80 cleared GOOD 70
loc lower. las .si,ls 100 ~, ,,. al 81 ~
choice steers 500 a. ," =, Ia - PRESSED Dee.
qsC. bulls S3iSi 40; CONS az 81 .'s'i -fr,s
iu fair demand AZ aycrs.iar ,iot. .gns
native sides. niue -,.,.a fl,. cat
I Liverpool and L1Tlni! t-t4'7 .i,.i1s
steady at 1918 &c pi 10. ~ a. l,s -.
per H. Exports to-d9E r.. t-77 i77 - ,, ., gI5rters
tse for Southampton VIII 80 F,,t 90
of beef SrhUarzscEd q ,I.]u,.t'L, a., ,t. IL
quarters Armour d g" ahA ~ I'+ .t ,i IRON,
lis Beef Company. making III" lu'at lot ", -
this port 415o quarters OF beef all To- p.''S '' 0
Britain q r-ar,,.,,, st..-- 100 y,
average. 81 100 n j" %" - - SC qI. II
1179 n Al. ST j3 Virginia 10. liI 10 az - '", ~
30 So 81, oxen iSFt l' ~, 80 =, Al.
n 50 70; = do, i-'n 10 az - ~ on, ~ a. 81 o.
- 'lo:l n a 81 90 ! do, 1890 n. At ;" '' 90, p
~, a. &; -. COW p, 81 10. DO. 'i.', t. "a
a. 10 = 10 I,t.l H. at L. l'2I n, at % ~
40 1G,0 H. at - 30: u do. 0N7 r.. ~ - ~ .! u,
80, s "a o. do 1880 H. 81. u DO, >st TO AZ
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
CONDITION OF TRADE,
Rra dstreet S says:

hoIiday oIiat r1iIes as Vet in general trade
but active preparations making for the spi @
ceasSn's trade by iobbers while retailers aIe
nCunrinp reduction sales to clear accuinu 5-
stocks OF winter goods The severe IoiT ivTarfshie
which, overspTead the country has hau Sad ~,
effects TEMPORARILY trade has been retaIue retaendfpS
Storms followed by tempera lures, i 80 -,
frDn1 tbe adart line south to Texas anu essf
tba AIieghanies but good effects from Int al natsd
Of the long expected cold weather or InnIate retail
at tLa West and are expected 10 - ~
trade in heavy winter goods: In whsd and nIen-
ara1ions for spring actively uIuet a1reaSr on
fact travellers from many cities e,,ifs ar rep9rted
for the short time they have been out & oiS f zsro
prehension has been caused S I1best nIant which
is generally speaking; without % snIY oId w9ve Roth
Ing dehnite regarding the condlaloh Laa
ascertained until the spring, put tne Fieii' AHS-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan S-A marked improvement in the
milling demand for The cash grain mad a s'TeHsln-
cning iuIiuepCe on the wheat marker mere Io-u4S
At the close prices were Shad3 IoWe' u ~
higher. compared with the previous close corn
and oats closed firm and provisions steady
Following a severe slump ia the first EeW minutes
Of trad. me market rallied sharply and continued
firm the remainder of the day. Ine decline al w
start was due TO general selling inspired 10 some
extent 10y the enormous ihJtSt'IC - r rsn@rtad ar
Argentina for the week, the t9t'iI ev9 9 Iis the
bushels, compared with 4to'v uu22IlsII Ii
i y %P Tic MAY delivery and the price Of TINS
option declined nearly lc in TIE htSt IL, ,'i - I'm
started active covering 10y shorts ana reSue't i o.
mills were rife throughout the last half of the day
and largely accounted Ior the hr5tlts[i .iit md
IhCfe was also q report circulation tdt .niisy
bushels had been sold here Prices reGedtd d ttie ne
cIose @ was steady. with May At O7l2 and July at
9S2sc. Cearances of wheat and flour were equal 10 TO
Rrdstreets were equal TO 900 bushels. PrlmalE
receipts were 245 OG) bushels compared with SSo,V"
apoIis Duluth and Chicago reported TecelpiS 0I H.,
cars against 81 ears year ago, 60 ries ne s'ip prIy
, Dut d ~ jToep+ W'as buIsh Receiving houses
liberal. those from Iowa also ana Eastern, hasi, ue %
mand was less ursent Iae C4t,hufr The market
closed firm with prices shade to lSc hlgnf[ & com m
Mav were Gl7ac and on july SIC to 62sc. Local re-
ceipts were 1Ol with of contract sTaqe ,ba
e1t;IC av chiefly on account of the extremely small
movement A fairly active shipping demand at5o ti
contributed to the frmness Cash houses were f,e
nrincipai buyers The market closed firm WIN WI,
prices up sc TO l4c to c Flpal gu2eatphs VIZ ere 3
were 52c and on July I69sc. Local recelp's "e''
Trade in provisions dun and the market ,Tis WS
effect Prices at the close We're unchahseu ~ ~
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, ; cars
corn 192 cars oats, 63 cars, hogs. B,Gp heau'
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09

METAIS-TIN-The London market was lower with
Tie local market weak at y 2ta y 30 Coiitj ~ &
London raarket The local markeI was dull but ur-
qi4S71Gc and casting llqI451e LEAD vas
gnghanssd @ a M - & IS % IN ITF @ Ie ss ais also m
in both markets closing at f2i IS in London aGG ."
quoted % in the London narze THO
Guotei at S16 75aSi7 . The market for zig iron cora
Gates continued duli and uncanged With IesaSF s!f
SiGaGf aoIAssks IS & And s Bif 4iS a
was steady. with molasses firmly neld and aue % goo
leans centrifugal common I6a19c: fair, 1929 good
sYRUPs common l5G17s fair. 1920 good. lSaZ1'
oILs-Cottonseed oil sold up Z ssc and
& e for & fh 4'e & 9Rhs e o-qa a he e oaR aff' good sPa
uIatIve buying Of late positions and support from
on the aaNaBSe SS5es a Sgg J@iI ~, "oo Mav
ber. 592 a e3c Linseed oil vas firm at a further
eiaSes5 a;SS We Sudte: FETfoIEu 4ito
Tetiaca Gases T y Ibis iGo huis So Pha-
YORK 10 4oc. Philadelphia 1850. COTTONsEED OIL
Prime crude. sc prime summer yellow SPOT 4"8 ,G
5-sIc' SSPtsTlher, 80 ~ 80; g. nS .i a
ay ] % S,tS tSe' soGq 4Sc on Tri-n winter teiIov az a
5Sc; ouJ-ot-t town raw. 81 q 52ci calcutta 75o-
PROyIsIoNS-The market tor provisions gen
higher hogs. but eased of finally under realizing Re
14.6oo At Kansas cty and $500 a, omaha chieaso
stead5 Saoied Ness SIC Is 81 % family $Isg
S1e; short clear. 500 81 50 BEEI+-I,irr? quoted
a Sl5: extra India mess S26a S26 80. BEEF HAMS
Steady Quoted s2Gg SIS DRESSED HOGS-FirIner.
Quoted Bacons SIC; $50 H. So: 100 IL s5sc; 14o
STEADY. Quoted: smoking: Sc; 10 H. sizc: l" y.
elzc TAIIQ QH-Firn: city. 57sc. country - 5Glse.
LARD-stesdy- quoted: Middle western 2 - q ? Sc
quoted South AmeT99 70 Sc 2 c2n'ine3t LoleS
7l4c- STEARINE-F'irm-. Quoted: Oleo. 1lal1-tc:
RICE-The rice market was firm and unchanged here
2Hs 27sc; ordinary. 3,4 fair. A. 47s@ good
T,atna ard slams a CSC. Raneoon. ! :. a &c.
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar wHs Guiet and
rebate OF 10 points ana discount OF per cent for
cash seven days Crystal domlnos &c; Eagle tablets
YoT5ared ana facie corFertioners: 9ranniated 49os
Eagle coarse and extra fine granulated. G5c: Eagle
95c sa ID bags do SOC: 5-lb bags 10 s5c' lu-If
bags DO 4SGc5 70 30 ID bags DO 47oc Eagle fine
fectioners' \ 45oc. No J. 45c; Nos and ;, 44oc;
10 !. 4Jc: 40 >. 400: No g 425c, No = 2oc No :.
@?oc No -. 3s3c. Nos II, u snd 1e g soc Il
sPreG taia4y % t52i @ o9o 9olf @ that @g 9Fd IhuIsa5
and half February shprrent. CSC. basis
American the principal buyer with Howell also
interested buyer. At the close OF Fridays
January shipment at 1890. basis 96 and
freight, and all Februarv 2>sc. Reiners 10
r ag test 7ai, pm n,ecoyslo 50 - test 9ac an o
sugar unchanged steady with January Al
Ios ID. Fetruary Jos = and MAY los aid Wett
"22 tons against 314s2+2 tons last yea TIE
agsinst an increase Of l15,72s las: week Total
stocks and ahoats together a visible supply O
;..i G22 tons against $l7%=42 tons last year. or an
increase OF l5o4SO tons
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09

y4- - usrlet for srot cotton was quiet and IL
ts sasf e. a. 4oc :o- mi6ding upland and 65c for
;SrrIss Sof @ aas! 1880 bales. including 100 for
s.,<e 81 Isuo oslfve e. contract. Southern srOt
0t,s - telesraphec follows Galveston STEADY
lisler a. ? lie sales 36g bales New Orleans
s -hcaarSs6 ~ l56r. sales. $40 bales Mobile
1--tc higher So sales 20 naIes- Savannah
ss-,.-.. ultllanSed L. 1Gc. sales 1.e4C bales
q = 9s euei and unchanged So Norfolk steady
d AgAer st aisc. z2T F=l,es baltimore ,orni-
Ar---- @Iiscna-Sea a. @'sg Augusta steady and sc
H. :. 8. 20 sales, ~ rales. Memphis firm and lice
es,~s ca: lales. 200 bales - Louis steady and
ID fisb "a safes 20 bales. Houston steady and
s.v - al sl-I6c: sales. 153 bales Little Rock
.sST, - - higher al h5sC. Estimated receipts
es5T - 80 tor Saturday Al New Orleans. from 1000
sos,o ssz1st f2S last Heei, and 243s1 last year:
- ron 500 70 $3.50 bales against 562l last
t iss go last yeaT ana at Galveston. from 1900 10
ro- eeelnst 800 last week and H. zG2 last year
csss-- Ac-Ige SPECIAL Liverpool cables Spot cotton
Aasres- 'eg0 bales speculation ana export. 800;
crr - nvsli receipts, 1900. American. - 600 mid
hrs- -psa o-e7d. Futures opened steady. L points
Ius- SsI quiet with prices 2d4i2 points higher.
nsa sss ySe; laniary February, ssizd; f'ebrGary-
r-oes-1' AarcfAu-il- sSGd: April MAY / s. 'zd;
sIss- and June Jaiy, zs4;2d JulyAugust. sd;
-.s0d. rspteHbeT-O 463d: OCtO-
$500 stlTl- NoVeTller- enlter, SD. Deceul
sss,s secd, Jsr1a-y- February. 4sItzd. Man
sa.d bushes S' ''-''S Wv '''''' Du' I'ces ds1e-
i0rri
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09

7ooS To- p9sh compared with 537 bush year ago
invest had ls1 last
Sleaiances again million
me radstFeet figures also liberal for
tls! Ior worlds shipments, exports outside
s tIs country were eay 10000 bush. The world
iss 4aet week were 6.032.0) A cash
10 - vas reported at The West rumors that
5sI mao been sold FOR export lacked confirmation
=. s1Ia mat Texas mills bought wheat
a. - Louls total sales Thursday Friday amounting
70 stS'ut ~S2ooOO bush The at Minneapolis
ILoHestr' reported scarcity The Liverpool
cosed sd net higher. and Berlin Budapest
=" sc iAgner- Ihe Modern Miller report bull
y rec 81 eIes GSI tSAs elevator G93s
aloal No Northern Duluth. and 20
lsF, 81 10 o b afoat- CORN-There continued
i IN ne corn market and prices ruled generally
teelpts Were light and Argentine shipments only SlGJO
busa against lO6t4b bush the The Liver
pooI market closed lSd lower export amounted
o1ds and reports from OF the interior points
h until Just before the close. when # little
IN sympathy with similar setback wheat. last
prices In the local market unchanged. No =
corn here vas quoted CSC elevator and sc adosr
NO white. nominal, and No yellow. 6T'2c b
Hioat OATS-Czood buying and commission
in considerable selling local traders. The New
4oTk cash market also but change
closing as follows Mixed - 70 n. 54G5 2C natural
white 6 TO 2 NJ 54G57c. and clipped white. "a to 4:
nominal. q b New York. BARLEY-Market steady
Mailing. 73G7S-. and feeding 69dToc, i New York.
BECKWHEAT-M Market quiet. New York state. I4c
nominal Wheat. including -four. exports for the week
3.116601 2Z3 year.
July l. 1a7%7 06o bush. against 12J s9994 last
Corn exports, 1S46S bush against 125495 last week
and 1111S74 last since July !. il9J0164 against
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.lsasr. -. -. -. - 3. shseg. ml.ea.

hIgher larbs s50$S' ewes SO 50 70. FheeF' lHTNe1
s. 50r. 50 -
Kansas city. Jan s-cATTG-E ecslpts 200 m he9d 9
Including 900 Eoutherrs. market SLOW ana stSdds
choice export and dressed steers 50 20 81 taL 70
good, s. So 10. Western steers 81 - OF"
and feeders 50 40r s. so. Southern steers. 81 %
So 90 Southern cows. s. - 81 o5 native cows Sc
- native hcffers s. JuH So bulls. S5dS' caves
sass HOGS-Recelpts. i&ooo Eead; naIhst sl.Sis 95
81 ~ packers butchers. 81 - So H-ht - 'odd
81 -5T SiEEF-tSecel 4,'oo
had; ,lisTizet strong. western lambs 81 30 lambs
81 30 s. 80. ewes and yearnss 81 81 s. 81; western
earug- s. 75a s.: western sheep. SASS 5o 5tocAeTs
and f-gl a
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EXPORTS

go Cof-orseed oil. gals 5.7oo
MS s5sh--..-'-- $50 TubricatlnG oil gals lS4S"0
~ bhs-------- 646 Pork. bbls-.--.----- ;
- Escks----' Is 500 Lard rb..---------. $50
ssis fulF Sals o. zee Lard OIL sais-'-'' 090
ss-htba Esls---'- ~ go
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$17500,0OO
The Denver & Rio Grande r. r. CO.
First and Refunding Mortgage So Gold Bonds
Due August 1855
Interest stpayabeF Fehuary1a Nc August
whole August / sandin
and ntees $1,000; Registered $1,000
and dnltpeso of
be eregser o
for
berec
COMPANY oNe~ York;
"
The UNDERSIGNED will Receive Subcrpto o Bonds
at 921ao and Accrued Interest
obondo o onandhe
President the Rio Grade
in substance that:
a the properties tova a5o miles OF
of scondno
the OF the Company
N the Dever& Pacific of about $3.50 miles
the fully double the fixed
chas-nnret ecand averaged
finest h eannuliu usretn n e offered
Dividends per substantially the
ofpefrr eNockno outstanding
attuave tonnage o
mne doubled expenditures from
The subscr will o'clock P NJ tuesday
January earlier, without notice. and the right reserved "
to smaller than applied for
Exchanges of Ne" York London and Amsterdam
William salomon & Co. VIM. A.Read & Co. Blair & Co.
Ma ST., 7.
JANUARY z.TQT
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

r.fsr7 bv charles D. Barney & 20. No % Broad
u 80, Nv York. and No lZ2 south AIN street.
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