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New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
RRT.TOPAY DIVIDEND
0eclares for 1 Per Cent on April I
and Fires Quarterly Dates.

.,-.c,ors OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
II 5arlared yesterday initial dividend OF
Pan. nsvahIe on April /. and adopted resolu-
peI -. ..ss dividends are declared. they be made
uos1. uoh IN the 1st days OF April. July, October
p1s from which the inference was drawn
hDe yss the intention OF the board to place the
ne ., Ter cent basis After the meeting one
= .ha directors said
o. - exDecia1ion is that q quarterly dividend
=. zarlared regularly. but not necessarily at
T. THi -s-e each quarter The directors might
ia' = Increase the dividend II the earnings war
- slch action. Conversely, circumstances
a.. arise under which they might wish 70 reduce
ms .~-,ent The executive committee IS a con-
-+iy,s body and will pay IN the future such
tszo,5s IS the earnings warrant
-, stocr had touched 6S1z in the early trading.
- saslins 81 70lz when the news came that
s,,55e,d bad been declared It advanced 20 ia
. 80. news and almost as suddenly dropped a
O., o. IN proat-taking sales. When 1t was learned
- - ,bs directors had passed a resolution fixing
>-s-lv dates for dividend payments, making 1t
ss..5s that fhe dividend policy would be q per-
-, one the stock rose to tho highest OF the
- -rzs and it closed at 715s net advance OF
= per cent -,. - 80. ~
- 4, January 1896. and since 1899 ruInors
=. ,s,en heen current that dividends might soon
- srnee1ed these reports having been persistent
=. -bs last two CT three years. The action OF the
.,--,-s Yesterday may be said TO have been
So reueraIly looked for, although there were
- 1r,r were skeptical about its being taken at
s, ,,r,e ewing 10 the many disappointments In
the past -, - ,,-
70 highest price reached by the stock was 1S1.
q, Aprl ISs. when enthusiasts were predicting :"
a. g Tie sudden death Of Ex-Governor Flower
=. ia foToqylns month nlsTked the end OF the
-, IN the stock. whlch by December had declined
- Il has never since then reached par, and m
s,.4snsber 1ee went low as 2Sla and IN Novenl-
- % n 94z. Lately IL has been very active. on
0fc and
: as time. and has gone up about fifteen points
,4,oa The middle Of December
~. Erooslyn Rapid Transit Company showed a
--lrs for the fiscal year ended on June 30, 1905
\, Rvs7s available for dividends. equivalent 10 -
= ..,t On the SIS o0o coo stock; from which surplus
=. s.5uc+ed for special appropriations and mscel-
,ao,s r,urposes the sum Of S22s7Sl. The compare
= so,,e account for the lsst three years follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

C4i-apo Feb 5-CATT LIE Receipts tessna'Ss Ss5 S0.
kit steady steers 81 GOdS7 IS; cows S39s2 2Sg.
befe,s SsGS5 10 bulls 50 4tFs3 30 80 esfi-
,lakers ana feeders SASS 30 HOGStEe2tiiprs .bir-
st5t % 600 head: market steady choice heaS hss sg9
i &c s7s6 80 butchers. SO 3iS6 so lig1t ~ Z
"a 20. choice light. So 10qS6 90 paskhs
ppa5H;s Jes,iraatedl 1000 head; market ssaSSs-
e. SSSas5 ca, lambs S. 1887 30; yearlings soar
. -,e,.,a., Feb 6-ROGS-Recepts. $500 heaa
ors and strong: 5G10c higher bucheIs 4il it 3oi
&c 7o9s6 20. common. S5QS5 30 s5asS:
heaa: s'e 81 s5s9ss 80 sHEEP-Receigts Az hea1'
common 'SoS<5 - I.AMBS-Stesdy: $5qs7 20 80 -.
Tsst BIffao Feb 5.CATTI-E- re 957 e. 20 vF4i
Yaeelnts $40 head active and 2oc hlsne tI-,sT.
ecsipts 500 head; fairy active Tug 10 Se 49yi
iaDl5s e. @zss s5. mixed So To6S8 50; hoTReTs g -
heaEy' s5 ro1rhH 81 50dS5 IS: dalIles 60 -
sotgye sheep steady. lambs loc higher Ia'O' F 900
t-.n..s Cf-v Feb. 5-CATTLE- eceip.s, ~
.eS including 600 Southerns: inarrkett e. eo ~
.-o-g. choice export end dressed beer $500 e. * ~
e. 81 ROCKERS and feeders 50 -24 native
,seTs g. % So: Southern COWS ga h1ils e. m
60 y "a q0. native hefers - hulI 50 'u Soo
e. as calves 50 5OG SO 90 ss ~ bult of
e. 90 "a So AZ: heavy. Sc 500 So 50 packefs a.
S,.n5ers Sc q se A.: light. S5 20 q So %; DIE
81 20 SHEEP-Receipts 5000 hes9 es .5- rotbers
.,S. sG a5g 81 20 yearlings- So 20 n go 81
12 40 ewes S4a 50; stocksrs and feeders' % "
1-,on stock Yards Pittsburg Feb 5CAIs ss ifC7s *
~, steady: choice 40aS8 80; prime 3" SS DO
fair lower prime ye'ssTs s5Ts s
cls avS sea SO 30 HOGsReeeipts tair hizeTi yiokers
-. ss alST; mediums, Sc sogS6 90 ,tSSe a..
m zSss 90 light Yorkers So 4ogS6 hO pigs 20 1'SS
roughs. IS 5oQS6 % .L e. r7us. 4-eb-
oleg s5 co. March s5 s2h; October SO 20 Ai@9ih-f
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
COTTON

COTTON-The cotton market continued quiet. but
and closed steady ut net ADVANCE
os 6QS points sales for the day we're estimated a.
The market opened steady at ceci4He o.
] point March. generally unchanged 70 2o-,tS
higher although below expectations AZ tae
start looked though OF the large t9csl ot-.
was under considerable pressure. with rumors that stop
loss orders might below 2Oc for OcooeF Inc
market met good Of support around that is sutS
however leading bulls aggressive buyers VINE
This quickly decline but buyers ola !lot
seem Inclined follow the market up until near tHS
close reports sales Of tho local stock GO
Of encouraged buying, ana iaNt
practically the best FOR tie day southern
@uot markets officially reported early net dncasel
/ tsht CHINA HRG Dteu
The close il was reported the saies shade
for consumption
reported local Stook OF 40O0 bales, ap4 ceT'l
supplies gradually decrsasilg WINE te
contract Reports insufficient winter rain in the South
west are attracting attention IN the market ana
being brought forward TO show TINT n IoJr
season IL is almost always folio"ed ~ a
Con7raratvsv small yield. weekly novenant figures
OF tho Cotton Exchange follow Port Ieosl,5
m $50 bales against 2lT03O last year. overland to ns
and Canada. 65 bales. against 2osIt last year
bales, against t-oO
last wear: loss interior towns. 1871 eaIes
sranst 964g year: into sight for the week
3u8.2JS last year. brought mo
sight month OF January l5-t a." bales egaIs'
cas- S34 last Total crop novennettPort receipts
T78 bales added receipts season. aKaIst
5lJ Sz last year; mills and Canada SOFA
bales against 41G51o last year; southern MN
teror towns in excess september J. 6s3 1874 bales
against Ssa cas- year; brought sight thug far Tor
seseou 10 $50 bales egainst s4Sso last year me
total crop movement 15S days this season against
$50 days last season.
The range contract prices IN the local market to-day
ns
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February D. fgOSi
COFFEE-The market opened inactive at unchanged
prices sold unchanged 10 points lower during the
middle session. then hrmed Up. closing steady. net .
points lower TO 10 points higher Sales were reported OF
2l,OpO The market opened about as due on the
cables. under scattering liquidation IN the
of support Trading active during the
early part OF the day but became little more active
the lasc hour, when the market was Influenced py
covering month shorts and bull support cabe
from Havre said that steamer leaving there on Feu-
taking $500 bags OF Brazilian coffee to New
York and this seemed to be something Of an influence
at tho late session. suggesting either
that there might DO unprotected short interest in me
which being forced 10 draw supp les
from abroad or being brought here
anticipate import No details could be learned
regarding shipment. Il IS known that low grade
and It is possible that some
such coffee being from abroad to supply an
ordinary demand. The European markets reported
important change. and the days cables reported urn
brazilian with 100 reis and santos . 10
so reis higher The market for spot coffee was steady
with quotations on the basis T'sC for Rio No 4
The range OF contract prices IN the local market to-
day follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

-h, oorupsny.s properties IN good physical
5;.soB largely as the result Of liberal eXpendi-
,ss rom the proceeds OF sales from time TO time
~ blocks o+ the per cent refunding mortgage
A,,s. Of zsac The Public Service Commission. now
80 nss recently directed certain improvements
5, IA rzsde on some of its lines
Al Yesterdays nesting the board organized oy
-. reelection % tie retiring officers. except H &
y Vel third president, whose office was aooi-
isoes NJ. Du Val vas elected president OF two OF
tbe x,hs;aiarv roads The following were elected
-,s-,hers os the executive committee; E H Har-
-irasn- Norman 2 Ream, Anthony n Brady. W
q asku,sn. E " Winter James y. Wallace and
] Horace Harding. the last two being new men,
hers.
The -epo-ts Of companies in the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit system for the year ended June 50. 1905
were made public yesterday by the Public Service
Commission. AS the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
many is not an operating company II is not obliged
under the Public Service Commissions law to re-
mort 70 The commission. The American Railway
Traffic Company and the Transit Development
Company, subsidiary concerns OF the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, have not fled reports with the COM
mission 50 the present report covers the following
companies: Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company,
Brooklyn, Greens County & Suburban Railroad
Compauy Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Com
pany Coney Island & Gravesend Railroad Com
psny Nassau Electric Railroad Company, Sea
Beach Railroad Company and South Brooklyn Rail
rad Company
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
Notice Of Summons.


C1UPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW I0RhL Itt.-.
- warren Houghtaing Plaintin against @ ,t SosPn
W Reinhart Defendant IT1ai 9ese 9bo N named Ta de-
fendant: You hereby summoned TO ansWs' ,e we
answer on the plani M i6ts summons exclusive Of the
after tne sn5 I'm case Of your appear
oP answer Judgment viii be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded N 1os ,ee complaint
WALLACE BTTLE&F & s BR3W b3s So = waH s5res5
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City City s,,. g.
served upon ESq EItb ~ r. Erianger one Of the Justices
the 2.nd day of January 1903 and heo win t1e GS %
R,E' RE A. the County Court House in the Borough q
Manhattan. city Of New York. on the 2Znd day OF
JanuaTSs' 4oT 4o15srv % 1902
WALIAS WAL1 :, d = Post once address No.
Borough Of Manhattan New York city
TIU work. SUPREME COURT NEW YORK
y County.-EIug2 lle9sr' pt paln.a: Ns vor 80 Comfy
man defe9d@4sii en- trsi I''i-'-''
as ro p1I he above named defendant: .
You are hereby summoned to answer the Complaint IN
this action. and to serve copy OF @ E2aF % en- me me
prIcs Of this exclusive OF the dey Of service
snt win be taken you by default for the relief
5sTasnded in the complaint
Dated Ne" YORK oe'00eB BERiINfcKE ri s ADAMS
orlcs and Posrofce address No. 22o Broadway. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan New York City. L. s. a
The foregoing summons upon you by publiea-
oR ao 59 az u he G5as upeS the State
New York, County Of New York dated the Sls day OF
Paint in the once Of the Clerk Of the County Of New
York at n ms MSnbSttan oSe v Couny and stats Of New
YORK on the sIst day December. 1905 The original
ON s5nttne' the s1st day Of December. is0s
Dated New York. December 3lst zoos ~
BERLINICKE & ADAMS.
plaintiffs attorneys.
once ana P9stSce aaarSs y 10 % 20 count ad
Of New York. United States Of America
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

Iirhtness OF weekly clearances brought ths est
worlds shipments 1OSoOO0O bush, compared
with 122Ss. 900 bush year ago While Austra ian snlR
Of 100000 bush smaller than expected they
increased Argentine exports OF
1864 900 bush. compared with 46eeOOO bush last week
within 100000 Of ths heavy shipments year
ago Moreover. Argentine visible reported hy
BfCon1hau 100 600 bush, compared WITH 4SOoUtO
bush the previous week and TS4 GOO bush last year OF
bush United kingdom g. coo bush. The Liverpool
market. view Of these figures. easier and "a zd
net lower Exporters OF line but 80 loa IS were
said To have been THURSDAY cash demand
not active in the Southwest but mills bought
considerable May Minneapolis. and II satd that
the output Of mills there would be considerably Increased
1900 bush for the account OF cold weather
following rains in winter wheat states which have ir-
covered part Of the crop there was considerable selling
Of May and buying Of July during the day the IoSal
cssh market was quoted follows; No red. 81 lZQ
81 l2ls elevator and 81 13 ahoat; No Northern
Duluth, 81 q a. hard winter. 81 IT'S o
shorts in the hold prices steady in face
f Selling by cash houses against purchases In the eou
sferaby larger Nebraska. although the bad roads
prevent Increase the Total western
receipts for the day 4S5 COO bush. compared with
ttShtrO bush Liverpool closed partly net
lower and BroomhaH made Argentine shipments 1Isg0
bush compared with $4,000 week and 1b4COO
bush last No here quoted 72c elevator
yellow, 6S35c b ehoat OATS-The market for oats
vas quiet all day but fairly steady Cash oats oealy
we're quoted as follows: Mixed 26 TO 32 n 54G54ac;
natural white Is TO 80 70 545T13c and clipped white.
- TO a ~ 561z GS2c- RYEMarket steady: No West
ern. s2hc New York BARLEY-Market steady;
mating. 749TSc 1 New York and feeding. 700 c
New York. BUCKWHEAT-New York stats quoted 6gc
asked Wheat including -four, for the week
Tcn TO Badstreets aggregate 1902 976 bush against
since July l. 13oS597TO bush. against $685. $50 bush
last season. Corn exports LOG ss5 bush,
aainst 1855 297 bush last week JS351eS bush last
bush last
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
Public N0tIc6S.
TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESS
MEEFS MAIN OFFICE. BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN HALL OF RECORDS.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK
SIF5[rs NI1 Dc orF-fCF = BoRSUGH OF
MANHATTAN. HALL OF RECORDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN. as required
by ths Greater New York Charter that ne
books called The Annual Record q me ss-As. A.
Rr,eliyp onesns ana Tsichnond.'' oozapgfsiaE
the City Of New York, will b open for 1cDIe
inspection. examination and CORRECTION en- the
second AenSay OF January ana WI ISsilsA IS.n
open to and including the Gst day or hArch.
During the time that the books are open for
vubiIo Inspection application may oe made By
any person or corporation claiming 20 De az
sTieved b. tho assessed Valuation ,ort- OF
in tine Borough OF Manhattan. At me AAn
offics Of the Department Of Taxes and a AS5esS-
Taents Nc. 81 Chambers Street Hal OF hec-
fn the Borough Of The Bronx. at the ofties
Of ne Department Municipal Building. nth
In the Borough OF Brooklyn, at the Office OF
the Department. Municipal Building
In the Borough of Queens i,,1 A. the ofiics Tn 81
the Depsr sqtA 5sr.t 15n IsIand CITY
In the Borough Of Richmond. al the oftcs
OF the Department. Borough Hail. New
XSPicatious for ths reduction Of real estate
assessments must be in writing and snou!d %
ykTne.ts of corporations must be
flied at the main Office n the Borough OK
Gopiicsfion in relation to the assessed vaFUa-
ten OF personal estate must be made By the
pe-sol Assessed az the office Of the Depart
msnt IN the Borough whsre such person re-
stSes and IN case Of a resident carrying
On bssza ness IN the City OF New YORK at ths
office OF the Department in the Borough
vi ere Ench place Of business Is located be-
tween the hours ot 10 A. N. and P. M. eI-
cept on Saturday. when al applications HusH
h. made between 70 A e and ~ noon
LAWSON PURDY. President
FRANK RAYMOND,
JAMES J. FULLY.
CHARLES PUTZBL.
HUGH HASTINGS.
CHARLES J MCCORMACK
JOHN J. RALLERAN,
C,ornru{sr5ouerS 81 Taxes and Asssssusut$
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
-,,nopeAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb 5c1osinF ,Aes oSP2e %9Te6 IS
red western sz.5. iuy IS esd. CORN-sPot steady
sIican T mixed new Galveston 2s el
eaess; 5s "a FLOUR-Winter patents & seaoS & - Rtft,
95GS "a London Pacthc Coast steady tZL- ,ess
F:xfra India steady lI2s sd u To 1s n
Yves Mes'san fRtcCCuuberand 26 to 80 10 s'eJeS,
s4s short rib is "a ~ fn 4ts oa Lea ois ddes
i,zht 2s to 81 steady. ass long ciea 20 -
,y AZ 10 40 n steady 4ss short clear os ,ssv s
Cd: clear bellies i 20 10
II to - no. f, a,r9sicsn sgz re-
cs MPElnlf raIs dui as "a. BUTTER-tood Cn,tea l
ti,strs stss.iy CHEESE ansdian Hnss' M, " AZ
eIS "a tanadian coored nI,t nt.s
IpXy Prime cty dull. 2ss- TuRPENd ,ES1951
rt,eTS-s-emu1on steady So Sd 4E-ittv
T'fsf-M-Reaned steady, 7s.d. LNsEED oLA-Oai'
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

Tho local market Tor spot cotton was QEiet and o
points higher 98Jc for middiing upland and 1O1Qc
Gulf Sales for export, 1900 bales, Tor
consumption 100. Southern spot markets were tele
as follows: and Lice lower at
o 7-16c: sales 1CO bales Savannah easy ana un5
sales, 1878 bales. NoTfolk quiet ana
unchanged at 9ssc sales 24o bales Baltimore nom
changed 9tsc: sales. $50 bales Little Rock quiet
and i-Iec lower at 3-16c. Galveston easy and un-
changed gatc: sales, bales. New Orleans quiet
ard unchanged T16o: sales 1.45o bales Charleston
firm unchanged at 5-16c. Wilmington quiet and
unchanged at 5-l6c memphis steady ana unchanged
a sales, 2h0 bales. Houston quiet and un-
changed 9ts sales 155 bales Estimated receipts y
leading Saturday Houston. 1000 70 5000
hale So week and 7164 last year, az
Galveston 10 500 against u 352 last week
? last and q New OrleanE, 600 70 $500
against Is. 413 week and 5,os1 last year.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
ton dull Sales 5000 bales: speculation and export
American, 1000 receipts, 40. 900. all American
MddlIpg upland. 515d. Futures opened steady at :
points decl,re closed quiet at net decline Of 4 y ?
poInts February, 504d: February March. March
April April May and Nay-June, 5.o1 I'd: June-July
ans Tulv- A lgust 5O2d August September, 1854
septeInbe- october 495'Ad October-November. zs7d
November SOD; December January +s4d:
January February. 4.s3d. Manchester--Tarns dun:
cloths pressed for sale.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
BUSINESS OF 3. R.T. SUBSIDIARY ROADS.

The Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company collect
ea lSl5S5e3 scent fares during the year and
carried total OF III SIS 5s1 passengers The Brook
In Urion Elevated Railroad Company collected
lE5se scent fares and carried 1A4Sl.Ss pas
ssngers. The Brooklyn. Queens County & Suburban
carried 81 qo5 3S5 passengers, the Coney Island &
GTsvesen6 ldS9.E7I the Nassau Electric eZ.346.eSs
sgpgT
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06


with quoted f124 2s Sd ard futures a, fl2s Ga
II 62c C0PPER Declined to f5s "a Cd for spot ana f55
a5TS' end 'a2 2RaSh
- e2e - 80 Ts 3Gs elecTolyo at 13l25gt95I5sc ana
The the dondon Len @ o The oGal market vas as2 % lowsT 81
in London Locally the market dun and easier at
land warrants in London market Locally the mare.
SIC 5sI7 20 The market Tor pig iron certificates on the
as Iroduee Exchange dun and without change No
Cash and February SIS 5oa$i6 5 March si5 5oaSis 60
MoIAssEs AND sr snf s4Sss s12 st Tor mo
co e %S 4s5gs s but qTss and gEshsngsd 1
se IAN e 5' & @ so2di s 58e2SS Prime S9Seo N9E Or
eG j' 9 S ag gTs aas 2igc S sn9 1ssnSy 2sG
commission house selling ana freer offerings Of crude
and the arsr tendency Of cotton and hog prod
ucts Receipts were light sales: 100 obs OF February
Nay $500 So 6B!s july at e5o ana
4a1hansed Refined Psigoisum continues in
aandard white bbls $500; bulk 6o; PhnndtlphiS 45o
bulk 49oc refined cases New York. 10000; Philadelphia
Phladelphia e5c; bulk 45c water white cases New
rlne crude prime sumner yeiioT SPOT pot.
May 5s2a5 Ssc: July $3.50 eic: septsrnbsr o5asG7:
gnd October 559a5s2o; of summer yellowJ February
white. 570q5 ooc: prime winter yellow. 40c LIN
raw 54a55o calcStta faS Sa [T% 7so fRD oH
PROVIsIONs-Pachers bought lard which. with the
1tesdiness OF hog products and smaller receipts
limits. wes.erR receipts were 70 600 hogs including
o3 at Ghtsaso. 1000 at Kansas city ana 800 at
PSR6Msteedy Quoted Mess 81 5ogslS' femlly,
steady quoted Ness. $40 Soa asii: fSn5 $40 So so
pqEEEEg HAMs5-Quiet. Quoted at s2tgS2d: pfsEssSD
I6o I6o II, SIS; 14o ID. s,.c; pigs. &C. CUT MEATS
n a59'.s; II ~ 98a'c II n G9tso Picked hams
steady Qgotci: e's4I0c- rALLOw'-steady; city. 6lac
9T59Se s. city lard nrm. Quoied; 81 9o%c. re
aned lard steady. Quoted: South America. "a. .I5o
continent, -
Barely steady Quoted: 7%G7Nc. sTEARINE-
S'Gaay quoted Oleo l3c: city lard stesrine, li4c
At tho South. with quite good demand at nil points QUO
sttlons follow ssreenings 2-tP8ej ordinary 8hP4hc:
cs7ee. oE6tc: head Ja1an. Si4q4.e; Patns and Slams
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar was inactive
and Unchargei with granulnti quoted SOC less
TO rebate Of 10 points a discount OF per cent
for cash days; Crystal dominos. 7c; Eagle tablets
N powdered Eagle confectioners granulatsd
500; xxx powdered, AS0c; povderei. powdered
rranuiaed d5s Eagle u Cations Of fine rTanuiatod
1850: 70 bags do. 4ooo: ga n bass do eOc; 70
do 7cc; Eaele standard granulated ana diamond
A. 4G5c: confectionery A. 445c; No l. 4a5c: No 2
z25c; No l. 43oc: No s. 4I5o. No g. 4I0c; No 10
So9c; No IL &C: No -, 895e;a No l8. $500; No r.
beet sugar unchanged %d lower with February
los March los S4d and May los 80 The IooaI mar
refinery took iOoo0 bags Cuba centrifugal. cost and
IA no, ses 20 he anv other demand Duty paid prices
were Quoted as follows: Centrifugal 30 test 3Cic mus
Later there was sale Of bags Porto Rico centrifa
ga prompt shipment, at 96tc less shterase nasls ~
. if but tis ssG Sd T%a 4SS s Of Europe and AnfsS
6s7 C32 against S57e93s tons last year at the
against an increase last Total stoes
tons tons against S'0''''o 'aS' Se1' o
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

ETOI-R AND MEAIl-BusIness IN the -four market
80 ,ras of fair dimensions the best sales being IN
DrinS natents bakers Kansas straights Prices
-aa,'afr T-m and practically unchanged Rye -four IN
moderate demand at the old level OF prices Tne To-
to-+,tTr Dr.res quoted the New York Proddce
eb,es. !0wI,s SpTfng patents. s5 4O9S6 so: winter
TsIts "a s09s3 eo winter patents 81 cog 80 go;
rtr cIaa~s 50 90 a s. extra No winter. 80 sog
sPs eTra No winter So 70qs3 so; Kansas straghts
e, % = "a 40 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Market steady.
s. G5@S2 per 100 n RYE FLoURFrTT, Ta 3uSte9 d
r,:HE,GG-FirTn. Quoted: Kiln dried So 40 a 81 40
RSfs WEAL-Firm. quoted Fine white and yellow
e. * n si 60: coarse. 00Sl So FEED-Nestern
a. Sn;e{ CITY quiet quoted: Western spring s2e 25;
etsn5srd YnIdd!ing S26 so: -four do S2S So RED dog
ssi city bran. s25 10 bulk $50 50 sacks; piddling
SSoD,Sov cbon s27 bulk S2s 20 sacks OIL MEAL s33
Observation-Disclosures holding fairly STEADY until
,Ttdas- the wheat developed sudden ana
Sronounced weakness the close. and while niue
tsa5ter in the last minutes, left on AZ ae net
lower Liquidation. based on small weekly eesrsnee si
absence OF fresh export business
80 ttS bearsb Modern Miller report chiefly re
sporsibie for break Bulls made little enort 70 chex
tEs 5Ton except right 1t the close. being apparently
content to lei tie crowd become oysrsold aEal1 Tes
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

July to Jan. s1..-... s1os1.s2s s2e717o s1i57Tss
TEXAS PACIFIC
Fou1th week IN jan. s5Os53S s4sao80 1881 .so7
SSl'- l 70 jan Sl--.--. 1896 S2a
CHICAGO & ALTON
1909. 1905
July 70 Jan sl.... 1883 500 T5isess Inc 1zp,60i
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
OJIsVILLE

CHICAGO. INDIAxAPoIIs & LOUISVILLE.
p. 1869. 1908. lSoL
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e o Jan. al siz5550 s.ess.ss5 s55ol4o
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- Jan H. f.752.5ss l.s76.b9o 1.'"s''o'
.NIEFNATiONAL- & GREAT NORTHERN
d. NseE IN jan. x2z7.g90 f2ol-0o 80
= = @ dan 3. 4 ss2 s26 z.389.7s0 4<4S'i''
f. LOUISVILLE 4 NASHVILLE
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hIyNEAPoLIs & ST. louis
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r. MISSOURI PACIFIC.
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e. fCeatral BTanchD
srHter q asle. 9ss ass sss
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~ ST LOUIS SOUTHEESTEEtN
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