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New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
rRIE Is NOT SATISFIED
A., Ask Modification of p. S. c.
Bond Order.

-. ~ directors and officials was held
-. railroads Offices yesterday at which
e. of the upstate Public Service Commission
ihs ot-~ - under certain conditions, the company
sTS-+,cn for permission 10 ISSUE s3ooooeoo bonds
sppAc discussed no statement OF the con-
vas cached vas made after the nesting, but
5srStood that the probability is that the
i j - may be asked to modify its order IN
s5rnuission Hi0s
-,,,n respects.
es1's" .Ietion that al least 90 per cent OF the
IEe so,1ing due between January !. 1on9. and
'01p. | 1913 on the general lien and general
'sD1- convertible bonds must be exchanged be-
e t,y71st next for new bonds 1t Is said, is one
to'e t osntz on which modification is desired
o - or,nany IS understood also TO be not wholly
80 with the provision that II shall set aside
e,s from income every six months an
81 :. .o,,al 10 the interest so refunded which has
so- s d,,rinz the six months, desiring TO the
s. :, the near future IN pushing to completion
- ,-,nor1ant betternent work upon which it has
- i, New York State. instead Of being obliged
s,s+-5b,,te payment for that construction over a
,1od Of several years
-, Erie Railroad Company's plan of last summer
-.e-nnlated the funding OF the coupons its
- 1isn snd general lien bonds. both OF which
80 If coupons maturing July /. 1908 and
.,s-v 1919 were purchased by J. P. Morgan
" :. with the object Of releasing TO the Erie cash
.,b .tberR1se would have been applied to the
zsvrnent Of coupons-
re Public Service Commissions order provides
g. the funding Of coupons on the general lien and
=. esneral mortgage bonds, but is silent to the
-,o- ler bonds, which means that the company
ust IN the future pay interest the latter bonds
!, ths ordinary way. The coupons already bought
hrT Morgan Co. II is assumed. viii be K
nFed fo- notes Of last years s150ooOoe issue. and
,b.se notes exchanged for new bonds as permitted
NJ Section OF the commissions order.
largely owing 10 the Erie bond decision the stock
market yesterday was strong ard higher, although
rx-ly on account Of interruption of wire service
~ he storm IN the West total transactions were
lsss than $4,000 shares Erie common advanced
n points In London before the local opening, and
made net gain Of point IN this market The first
and second preferred issues advanced here respec-
lively Es and points, the first closing at net gain
Of IL and the second 144 points.
ne Atlantic Coast Line. which is closely held
rise points small transactions. and closed with
G nst-gain Of points. making 8 total advance of
g. points for the last two business days People's
Gas Sas another strong issue. gaining 2x points on
tustng cue 70 the dividend increase end Union Pa
cEc, which usually benefits by any favorable gen
sral market development, rose 21s points
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16

AseisG S1s3 5i'is q geo 50 8 81
" Hsns; state steers; Issc r at e % O. ssas
g o q & f0E y :, p p :; s. = 3 20 g sS n al IS ''' DO
curtis sqn; gsa 5gi i 300 z 3: ss 90 sSs sS -
at s. 5 S6 az Ss 90. '2 2ss IS: o az IS s. DO 80 S
John NsisqH 95sT 1850 ;, r. p a. s. .; a ST n
At Do 75s IS sO az 81 Is 30: = q :? 10
e oss slse' CO! Co eow SEQ Is 10 AZ 8 %: DO.
'' John In Ducsy: cow $50 Ib. 81 4o DO. 100 ID.
a!aSE SSE al s8f SadSs5 58s 3 di;s
all sorts full steady; BARNARD and fed calves al
f. Teais sold az per 100 I5 cuiis a s. 500
So. strn 20 bsS4 s-sss snG -s5[ st sSsf f5s per
ID; country dressed higher at Ig1sc. - - -.
$40 per 100 Is; IS Do las b. at Sc TO do i5s b
sgl So rs 49, 49, at s banyaS ard eaif e. 400 @ H. at s.
a S g. GuS5 s. sa SEQ 20 DO 1sS sS b at I IS &c. d. 1ss S
JsiIite. WrishG { CO. - vsais IS IO. 1t SO:
3. W. otis s CO: 6s veais. Ias ID. 50 rs: do.
b. at So 5e lol do ias at 50; do rs 10. At s.;
S4Fsx Iqilen yssls 12s = a. 80 s27 ;o z DO
do, lb 81 So do s6 ID. 81 DO. IOz y. at
Sc: GULL 16O ID. 81 so; barnyard calves. sos H.
George & L 5 DiIlsnsaek: xsals. 1T4 y, at $40
1ss b. T5: a do, ne ID At 50 p; do: rs ID.
Sanders: II vsals. $50 ~ ct $40; 2 90 1zs h.
Kerns Commission Company 65 Indiana vsals. 155
McP6srson Co: rs veaIs 14s ID. at $40; do. lss
s. Judd & Co se vsaIs 12s Ib. at SO so; 6 DO. Iss
SHEEP AND LANBS-Reosipts for two days
s6z cars, head including 6S3s for slaush
and making with the stock sid
Saturday, 20 TO be sold Very few sneso
would sell Light and handy lambs IN fair
demand and steady. heavy lambs hard sell and barely
sustained IN price Three partly late arrivals
held Inferior and medium sheep sold al $50 - %
per 100 70; yearliugs S69s6 so: common 70 eAcics
2S1SS; culls S5QS6 Dressed mutton rnl
steady grades and lower
for with sales the range ot sTgS1O per car
sales-Kerns Commission Company; 2oa 90
s. S.: 26 Blfso 90 ei b. at 81 IS: IS indiana 90
70. S6 5e 10 Indiana sheep. 119 n at 81 90. eNs
so 70, S3; I goat. % 10 "a 50
Shippers Commission Company 2O4 state lambs g ID.
S. PA do. IS n, 81 So; 19s do % ~ at 81 I
5. 8 134 Buffao 30 n s.; 157 O..
So IS s5: II sheep (cus). IS NJ az s3
SO state yearlings. 75 n, at 50 . -
Mcpherson & Co: u state lambs. IS n. az u %
state sheep, 1S3 70. at IS 50 -
81 co. 1se Buffalo DO % 10 at 81 IS: euls 5e 70
i2 do n. So 50: 80 Buffalo yssrltnss s5 ~
s6 25: 10 sheep los n. 81 so: do 100 10
HOGS-Receipts for two days % cars. or 1900
head including about ESQ for the market Prices were
hogs sold ST 100 n Country dressed hoz7 tariy
steady 5159ec per 70 for heavy TO light velshts
Sales-McPheTSon Co: IS state hogs. 70 u average
81 per 100 70; I rough. 40 70. at s.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16

local market for sppt cotton was quiet with prices
nidding Gulf Delivered on contract 200 bales south
quiet nnohsnsed at es sales i9o bales ssvan9al
rTn Unchanged at s8-16c Norfolk steady, unchanged
at & ss Sass aass 9 da ofls. s5o oWs at lsasc sales
24s bales st Lgis dull afGRangea m avston oet Ise
lower slec: sales SIS bales Nsg oo oEsass % qgift %
ington fcs Quiet unchanged 81e Houston steady
at & sG ss e zoo dSS ae Sse MGReS eeps a.
leading points for . Ggesax at At % & ana sS Bales 9s
year at Houston y coo bales agains5 "a go
1850 to r. 500 bales against 1e17a bales last week and
Cotton a 3S Exchange special pool eablssspot cotton
moderate demand S1tss go Sales receipts 1000
baies American mtddnG m nsDT gRan6 6ncanE on iI
closed barely sad 9t Feru ae5 Ssas assS
Msre%hApr % ssfd AgrMay 800 oeAd o.5 May1Sg9s. Sn9t
so1 a6 asd septemberoctober 4e4d oetobeNo-
e2a ssd
x for afoGq s9Is l0!S aqE was quiet TO-DAY
rna3d oba bsns AsS CHECKED 6 mar
6 was in light demand euoaslons The foI9E
ing prices qTotsd sts6s on s. 5Ha oss M Winter strsg
s. eoss & s. ss .s 50 o 'DsnF s19s. 'lsoFg les
s ,ooss g gsE 10 g19gnhf5f5 9sas re
K Kun 5as9 Dried s. s2ss s0ss s. Sa2t?S a
81 g. ardsrd ddng 1 Son So hogE g7 % 60 .Se! S eo ms fsa
SHG dne SIS ioss s3 all sa FsDggfry s shipmeH
hoiny chop 81 bulk SS 20 sacf badg Sandcspped ty
a-aJf1ad wire between New YORK apq MeseSt
,oints tie wheat market nevertheless snoE -
Pc.,,t,, ana a wide range Of prices with May at Us
o,i+ strong July delivery weak most OF tne
tsts bresk IN the entire market left maj prices &c
lower Wire houses were almost entrely OUT ~
toncb pith western points and did very niue business
st ~ the trade here being professional At the openins
"a response 20 foreign news the whoe
opened weaker May position promptly rallied on on
siInport from bull interest, and was Wei
10 last hour when come heavy selIlhg soos pa a.
prices gave way SHARPLY The weakness IN Juiy was 1s
Ia an abundant snowfall In Western states whch prt
- The rro from the severe cold wave that developed o
the be on Sunday night. The Liverpool nlsSet elosi
"a net lower: Berlin of 1zc and boapest &c hlsI
According worlds shipments Araoaht@i
10 p 100000 bush about the same as the preVols
week and 100000 smaller than last year Tnere VS.
also an Increase 6952ooo lush In the amount on pas
saRs The American visible supply decreased le4VV5o
Fss6 ,vbFe raTadan stocss 10000 bush
inc net decrease 424 900 bush compared with ee
crease last year Of 600 BUSH The interior movement R
delayed and totals were a1e up iof tne
day Of the storm there was also an absence OF
export business cash market here closed as lA
nominal inseievator and - 1875 nolr al
Z o b anoat; / Northern Duluth, 81 25f. fno NO
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses were ac-
tive in the local market. buying upward of 10000
shares balance. In London the general market
vas irregular. gilt edge issues declining. while on
the Continental bourses prices a rule firm.
Call money at the British capital in better
demand in connection with calls on issues. and
high % per cent was paid. The Bank of
England secured all the South African gold offered
IN the open market and If also bought 600 600 bar
gold and received $1,000 from Australia
DIVIDENDS DECI,ARED-Dividends have been
declared follows; American Sugar Refining
Company regular quarterly IA per cent on the
common and the the preferred. payable
April 2 Cincinnati, New Orleans d Texas PACING
regular quarterly IA per cent on the preferred
payable March l.
UNITED RAILROADS OF San FRANCISCO
DIVIDEND.-The directors Of the United Rail-
roads of San Francisco have declared initial
seni-annual dividend OF 31z per cent on the new
first preferred stock. The United Railroads of San
Francisco is owned by the United Railways In
vestment Company
COPPER PRICES ItOwER-The loca Metal
Exchange quotes copper prices of Is in the bid and
asked for all grades Sales Of copper so far this
month have been smaller than in similar period
In several months and exports are growing smaller
Small sales OF electrolytic copper were made yes
terday at l3lz cents q pound, i cent pound
der the price of the United Metals Selling Company
STANDARD OIL, DIVIDEND.-The Standard OIL
Company Of New Jersey has declared a dividend
for the quarter of SIS share. the same amount as
was declared at this time last year The last pre-
ceding dividend paid December Is last, was SO a
share. For the last four years the company has
declared dividends of $15 a share in this quarter
In 1904 SIS share was declared and in 1903 and In
1902 $50 q share
RAILROAD. EARNINGS IMPRovE.-Rsilroad
conpanes reporting yesterday for the first week in
FEBRUARY showed for twelve companies a total
gain of S594924. and for two companies a loss of
So T0s compa rison being made with the same time
a year ago.
FRENCH GOLD FOR CUBA.-There is on board
+be steamer La Savoie on the way from Havre 10
Now York 100000 francs in gold coin, 20 he re-
sbinred from here to Cuba by the National City
Bank.
NO INTEREST ON TEXAS & PACIFIC BONDS
The directors of the Texas & Pacific Railway
COMPANY at q meeting yesterday decided that no
interest should this time be paid on the second
mortgage income bonds of that corporation II was
spnounced that the omission of the customary pay
r7ent was because there no surplus from opera
ton properly available for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
FEW AMSTERDAM BANK DIVIDEND
DepositOrs to Receive Final Per Cent This
Week-Stock Worth $50 a Share.

Ths depositors OF the failed New Amsterdam Ma
ronsi Bank viii receive checks the latter part Of
hs week for the final dividend Of per cent of
their deposits. with interest per cent from the
tine the bank suspended business. on January g
q last year This payment viii complete the work
q John Il. Edwards. the federal receiver and on
March u the stockholders viii meet and elect
Aguidating agent 10 take charge of the remaining
assets Of the bank
When the New Amsterdam National Bank closed
rs doors it had deposits amounting to 1929 zs1 and
is Indebtedness 10 the New York Clearing House
So outstanding Clearing House certificates was
t2SeeA Its capital was 100000 and its surplus
Saea Ali the banks Indebtedness save 20 the
stsckholcers has now been liquidated
ssssts which viii be turned over to the share
hooss are sufficient il Is learned unoffciaIly TO
make ths stock worth about $50 q share. The last
sale Of The stock which occurred at auction several
months age st SO q share. The majority OF
;hs stock stands on the banks books in the name
Ct Charles ". Morse and his family, but part or
az q THIS stock may have been sold. the receiver
has trsHsferred stock since he took charge
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Feb 15.--Wheat for May delivery sold
here to-day at 81 14Ss bushel. gain Of sc over
the previous high record mark for the season
established last SATURDAY. The market failed to
retain the advance, closing weak with prices 1sc
TO Ikc TO 11kc below the previous close. Corn and
oats closed firm and provisions steady
Crippled wire service due 10 the storm
over large Section of the country partially para
lived business In The wheat pit and the advance OF
the May delivery 10 high mark failed to ere
ate any great activity Moderate purchases by
the leading bull followed by brisk covering by
shorts covered the upturn IN the May option. Aside
from the running up Of the May price, the chief
feature of the days trading was the selling OF the
July delivery by prominent local trader. which
caused option to drop nearly 1c from the high
point of the day. With the exception of decrease
of nearly 1000 coo bushels IN the visible supply of
wheat in the United States the news Of the day
was mainly Of bsarish tuFe decline of tsd at
Liverpool and an increase OF nearly 100000 bush
els in the amount of bTeadstuf passage being
the chief weakening factors. During the day May
sold hetvecn 81 f3zs and i42k closed at 81 1885
to 81 i3s.- July closed at 81 oo1k.
effect on but the volume OF business was
small At the close prices were 1sc &c above
the previous close, with May at 64S4c and July at
SAC s5ssc =,
Oats at the close were unchanged 10 Ae TO sc
higher, compared with the previous figures
Provisions displayed considerable strength at the
start owing 1Oc 10 I5c advance In the price OF
I've hogs, but lost most Of the rrnness during the
final hour closing unchanged TO z59c higher tnan
Saturday
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16

TOTTON-The market nervous ana II
reeiar today with only moderately active and
the close steady net decline OF l45 points
-Tba at q decline Of SG4 points
which was better the cables At frs selling
apprehensons that the bulsh literature
sent out by leading interests describing the 2oI %eS
the future supply of cotton ilsht
he Followed bv more aggressive bull support but. when
no such support developed. offerings increased Inc
bulls wed no disposition check the decline
but commission houses good buyers on scale
down. showing net loss Of 6ge points tie
market rallied within point or two OF SATURDAY
finals a demand from this source and covering oy
earlv sellers Further fluctuations were narrow ana r
regular with the market showing no special feature
lower cables, unfaNGraole re
ports from Manchester regarding the situation and
the had been broken The
onicaI map however, showed very little preclpl
Southwest and wires received from
New claiming that moisture had not been suit
cenf normal winter rains. southern
early unchanged 70
l[I6c lower Private cables from Liverpool said that
tbs warn situation In Manchester was acute Recent
mail advices Manchester have indicated some i'm
provemen and domestic drygoods centres report gen
orally promising situation.
The range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
TRUST COMPANIES REDUCE INTEREST
sss Cash Reserve Law and Easy Money Mar
ket held Responsible for Cut.

Iht new Law requiring trust companies in Man
asifsn 70 maintain a Is Per cent cash reserve,
which went into effect February l, combined
vth the easy money conditions now prevailing,
nss resulte6, It was learned yesterday, in gen
srsl reduction ny those institutions in the amount
q interest paid on deposits.
Some of the companies which formerly paid per
tn have cut their rate TO 2z per cent. and others
nat paid p per cent have reduced t to per
fns In addition, some OF the Companies which
sSEssriy raid interest on daily balances, what
ever the amount. have announced that in the fUt-
re they viii not pay interest on balances under
rea
Ths action Of the trust companies in reducing
GtE interest rates viii result, in the opinion Of
tars authorities in the withdrawal of considerable
isndt for investment in bonds. 1t has been the
ezstern far years for trust companies TO pay from
pf cent 70 per cent on daily balances. Now
nest Of them are paying per cent. and only
isE. s. is understood, pay over ~ per cent.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb. I5.-CATTLE-Receipts Csstimatedl. a..
600 head strong l0c higner; steers s 6oS1;
COWS S3dS5 heifers, S5G$5 20; bulls. So eoGS3 so
calves s3 5OGSS; stockers and feeders. 80 S09$5 20
HoCsS-Rsceipts testinatsd). head market lozOo
higher: choice heavy shipping. s6 6oGS6 65 butchers
s6 5oSs SO light mixed SIS 4os6 So choice Hight Sc SOC
IS: packers So s5lsS pigs S59s5 % bulk o. sales
s6 4O7$6 S. sHEEP-Recepts (sstinatels IS ooo hsse
market steady sheep. 81 2Gs5 80. lambs. 50 TsS7 sos
PittsbrrE Feb I5--CATTIE-Supply fair, lower
choice Sc sOaS6 35 prime s5 sOGs5 Is; calves sec
e. b9 sHEFP-Supply light higher shsep, lower on
lambs prime wethers SIS 606<5 75s eufs and common.
S3 5a lambs S5ds7 EOGS-Recetpts fair steady:
nr1e heavfes Sc eOGS6 o.; mediums So 20: heavy York
er ss TOiSs So: light Torker IS seaS6 90. rgs. SEQ
cSnetnnafI Feo i5.-HOG%Receipts 41i5 head: 50
1O higher butchers shippers s6 recess 50;
IS f0ass 10 CATTJE-Recsipts 12So head qutets natr
to good shippers 81 s5as5 co. common Sc 659SS 80
sHEEP-Recepts. So head steady S29S5 3s lambs
steady. S5GS7 45
BI-ffaIo I5.-CATTIIE-Rsceipts 240O head;
steady: prime steers. So 25d$6 IS. shipping
So 5@S6 10; butchers S5S6; hefers, 81 25Gs5 S.
IS 5O6S5 IS bulls SS 25gS5 IS fresh spngers
good demand and steady. sS5GS63 vEALS-Recspts 30
head active and lower; s78SS u HoGS-Rscspts.
S 600 head; active and 5G5c lower heavy IS s5G<5 90;
mixed S6 1885 S. Yorers So 65SS6 S5. Pigs s6 SOC
S6 65 roughs S. 5o9s5 90 stays 81 6os5 dass IS ee9
Sc SHEEP and LAMBS-Fscspts. 1900 bead steady.
heavy sheep and lambs slow lambs. 5S7 10 yearIgs
So 25s6 10 wethers s5GS6 ewes sass IS sheep mixed
g 50GS5 q
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
INDEPENDENTS MAY CUT STEEL.
Reductions in AL Products Except Rails Said
To Be Under Consideration.

Radical reductions in the prices of all forms OF
manufactured steel products except rails be-
ing considered by the Independent manufacturers,
according to reports in iron and steel circles The
cuts II is said, will range from 81 to 81 ton and
probably Will be made within the next few weeks
An officer of one OF the independent steel COM
panies said that. while his company and several
others would certainly make some concessions to
obtain their share of the business in these COM
paratively dull times. there would be concerted
reductions He added that in the face of the pres
ent agitation for reduction IN the duties steel
It would be injudicous TO make any radical reduc-
ttons the prices of finished steel products.
An officer Of the United States Steel Corpcratio
said that his concern would not make any reduc-
tions in its prices unless the proposed by the
Independents very radical.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb I5-C1osng: WHEAT-Spot strong
No red Western wiEtsr IS "a futures quiet: March.
new American mixed. IS Tisd; futures dun; Msrch IS
PEAS-Canadta7 steady IL
FIOUR-Winter patents HOPS IN london
CPacihc Coastl steady. f29E2 les BEEF-Extra I1dia
mess quiet. los PORK-Prims Western duff 75s
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
Business >Opportunities

nARTNFRsFTP wITFf VIEW TO sALE@THD pro
prietor the largest Cattls Sslesana sasi-
Ireland wishes with energ9Ic.
perienced with 10000 capital. VINO would p1rase
and take the Fnote
business years Average net profits exceeo
5000 ,. a Chartered Accountants balance sneet1
ply Messrs. ARNOLD & CO.. 80 Queen Victoria S.
London. e C, England
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
WEEKLY EXPORTS.

BEEVES-Receipts for two days were 29515 or
51s6 head including 271 for slaugherers and q y
cars for market OF which II The
opened good choice fell 1Oc
closing dull the decline Bulls and fairly
steady and thin appeared 20 be trihe hrer. The
yards cleared Fair to choice steers sold at s. 500
So 100 10; and stays SO 1885; bulls
So 5o4 co. at S2S4 So extra fat at S4 90
City dressed native sides In moderate demand
sG1oc for ordinary - choice native sides Liver
pool ana cattle and beef cables unchanged
Shipments beef from this port either to-day
at s6 per 10; II do 134s 10 IS do 1925
10 at SIS 5O DO 1897 ~ do I2O5
10, S6 o. % Pennsylvania do 1915 n. 10: Is
Virginia oxen 1913 So . do. n, at IS To-
Virginia 1900 10. "a 6o do. $50 10. at s4
s. Sanders II Ohio steers. 1870 n. S6 10: IS do
1901 10 SO 4e IS Missouri do 1140 10, Sc 10; 10
Illinois 1884 ~ at SO 05 16 Pennsylvania do n
at So bulls 1855 10 at 81 25 do. s25 n SO 75 .
e4S 10 at IS 90; do 900 10 at 81 T5 do. s3T T
at 50 90: do. SIS 10. 81 so.
T. Shanberg & 10 Ohio steers, 1925 10 at So 5O-
20 do, 1885 10 So 55 21 do. Ills 10 SO TO- do
1895 10, at So %
1123 10 at 81 s0 do 1928 70 at So so:
$50 n. at IS so; do. 1850 sS 10; do $50 10
at 81 CO.
Tobin shas.n: 20 Virginia steers 1912 n at So o5
bull. ESQ 70. a 50 90.
Commission Cornpanyf Is Illinois 1fs4 n
~ 80 %
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
S1,OOO,OOO
HUDSON COMPANIES
(McAdoo Tunnel System)
Hudson & Manhattan r. r. Co.
SixPerCent. Secured Convertible
Gold Coupon Notes
Principal Payable October 18th, 1911
Interest Payable April 18TH and October 18th
Denominations $500 900 with Privilege of Registration
STANDARD TRUST co. OF NEW YORK, II

there been deposited with the Tus
Railroad Company, First Mortgage 4
Bonds February in the State
York; each $1,000 Of
outstanding.
carry privilege holder Of
principal maturity that either cash
Manhattan Railroad Company
Mortgage figured bonds with
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16

hard winter 81 2oss o ahozt CORN-owing 20 tbs
storm West and its suggestion Of lesssned
corn showed considerable strength early in the day put
eased OF slightly In the with wheat closing
i4q nc net higher The cables were go lower and tbs
Visible supply increased 53 600 bush vhs $4,000 bush
were shipped from seabosrd points There ves quite
fair business IN the local market notwithstanding the
vtre trouble while reported te
= fair buyers at Chicago. No here was quotsd
tS1zc elevator and 7ohc ahost No white nominal
and No yellow, T0lzc 0 ahoat OATS-The oats
market also acted que throughout the day shading
on little the with markets. The vtsi
be supply decreased 100000 bush Cash oats locally were
quoted as fellows Mixed, 26 80 10 651 G55cs natural
white: 20 to 81 ~ 5595s5zo and clipped white. 80 to 81
% AZ ID 6162zc RT-Market quiet No Western $3.50
Q . New York BARLaEY-Market steady; mailing.
I4gIsc and feeding. 7O971o c 1 New York. BUCK
T" "E1EAT-NSeT York State quoted at 69c nominal
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
STATEMENT OF NoN-MEMBER BANKS

The weekly statement Of averages OF the banks
OF New York City, Brooklyn. Jersey City, Hoboken
and Staten Island which are not members cf the
New York Clearing Houss Association. but which
clear through some OF the members. is as follows.