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New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan. ia heavy movement of wheat
from south OF the equator largely instru-
mental in bringing about a sharp break In prices
In the wheat market here to-day. At the close
the net declines were lc to lsc. Corn. oats ana
provisions also closed weak.
Liberal shipments from Australia and Argentina
inspired free selling of wheat. resulting in weak
for the week from Argentina were officially placed
al l512 90 bushels: which was fully half million
bushels more than was estimated yesterday while
the total movement from Australia was given as
$50, 600 bushels AS this is the first heavy move
ment Of wheat from either Of these countries tron
the present seasons crop the enect en- the mar
ket decidedly bearish. The fact also that the
bull leaders gave the market very poor support
contributed to the weakness. tTlces at the starr
sc 1sc below the previous close, and be-
the end Of the day further declines OF nearly
Ic had been recorded. The close was weak and
only a trihe above the lowest point with May
05ts 81 0As and July at 9sSc 10 s5s4c Clear
ances OF wheat and -four equal TO ?76.e0o
bushels. Exports for the week. shown by
Rradstreet's. equal to 5S20,olo bushels. Prt-
mar receipts were sos ooo bushels compared with
55s ,0oO bushels the corresponding day year ago.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 15s against I47 cars last week and Sl cars
year age
Heavy sales by a leading long caused weakness
IN the market. Likelihood that receipts here
eral also inspired free selling for short account
which helped weaken prices. Commission
houses took most OF the offerings The market
closed weak at the bottom, with Mar ct 6o'so to
Gle and July at 6lIsc to S14c Local receipts were
242 cars. with OF contract grade.
The weakness OF wheat and corn chiefly
sponsible for moderate declines in the price OF
oats Sentiment in the pit bearish all day.
Local holders the CHIEF sellers and demand
mainly from commission houses. The mar
ket closed easy with prices &c 10 4c TO @sc lower
than yesterdays close. Final quotations on May
were 6li4c and July Acc. Local receipts were l5s
cars.
Provisions were easy the entire day. owing to
a &c decline in the price OF live hogs. The bulk
OF trading in ribs. The weakness OF grain
inspired some sales for short account The mar
ket closed easy, with prices shade higher TO lOo
lower compared with the previous close.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 10
cars: corn S42 cars oats GERS hogs 2 900 head
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS,
- York. Ihnuery IS. |.


BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts to-day. I41 sacks
beans end sacks peas No fGTther sn Ssansei IS hays T
interior advices and moderate offerings here. choice
hdence but nearly all other varieties domestic
% 4Re ou9s IPesn ehooe per bushs So IS
DO fair TO good s2 500 So 40 medium choice 81 = Z
So 2o9s2 20; do pea. So % gs2 IS DO medium s. 8o0
good 81 4oe 81 IS; rcd kidney choice 81 25 81 so do
common good 81 1ogs2 20 yellow eye choice So 90
ehoioe s. ssOS$a IS, PE1sNscoteh. bags per 6ushel
BUTTEK-Rscelpts to-day, 5000 pkss Fresh cream,
d s5 ssn o aFs Me bU rs m ens
fresh goods than are usable by fine trade and from
onorins than can be promptly Values FOR these
Ths is IarseiY true Of storage butter The bulk OF
the stock worth say 20 2Se and sTeh is dragging
fancy brings 8Oc: PT96ass Is not selling
nand. Some sales Of packing stock at ie13 2oso as
10 10 qu@ We ssc quote DIE 9 o sts 2s
81c seconds 25 92sc do thirds. 24o: DO held
secoads rs a do thirs IS state
pSs % :.fa e f DO s s d
rsts 2s 24o western factory hrsts. 2i g22c; do
s90nds % Sea 2GaSls dS tht do No % d NO
CHEEsE-Recelpts to-day. SOS boxes. The demand
town dealers for most a grades of fgh cream cheese
IN prices Skins only oderStey 2 active but nnsE % EdsE
priced cheese but rness Of holders with
"a foP anor.d snd Ss g. for wh quote
full cream, specials l4&ai5%c DO. large or sTlal
coored white fancy l4i.c: do good to fine i4e; DO
made best 13Ac: DO, good 10 prime 12GlSc DO
common fair lOa oil Nc. skins. n 10 specials n@e;
q fine g4lOc; do. fair good. IL dSi2c; do,
445c: full skins, 2A4 h3l-c-
EGGs-Recsipts day. 6,1s6 cases. Arrivals light
hand advices indicate 4lsht
shipments Demand quiet for current trade but
count. Sales change were at s3h g3Stsc ana me
market closed hrm. Storage strong al unchanged
prices quote: State Pennsylvania and nearby Sc
iscted fancy 4Oc do. fair 70 choice 8oGSsc CO
brown and mixed 3s3Ic: do. fair 20 choice s9
SIC: nrss s3dssisc; do seconds 81 32 &c do
thirds 2sR3Oe. dirres 26f90c refrigerators 269Soc
oULTRY-ALIvE-No carload lots or i've poultry
arrived ana being carried over
trading practically over IN the market ans
about cars unsoid. We quote CHICKENs. per n iso
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York January I6 1903.
endng 10 for sisuEh,er,rs and q Tor ne
nm and Cows 1Sai5o higher: cars Of steers We're
s. s88 g. al % @ St \, ho'5 buns F1T m 81 81 4 3s IS ors so az sS x
Dressed beef slow at sg1o1sG n Latest cables from
dTsssa weight. rsgsFstoT ,. orb sssf Tnsr at
morrow the Philadelphia SOUTHAMPTON will take out
SaaIss for & @ the Morris see coHpahy and
soat 5o6 quarters Of beef Tor the Morris Company
sas s % WIN o II pGSi91s S Sna of e s to pora q Great
ssIss-2IePherson 90: .? KENTUCKY steers I2Io p
sysag 50 & u 100 ~ ~ , 5s a. L. ~ "a 2 B at = s. s So S q
% So al t0 IS Ii e. At 3 su1 1880 1I r. Al s375 S stable led 90
zoe n at s. 7c bulls ,iai u 10 h at do - sS 20 n dG 70 So ss9 81 ~
I0a h 2 g. 5 z DO 1923 n n a. at 8 8 20
SIS n at $ l5; Do. a. $50 n. at s. io
So eshssP: an sP 60 20 90 l1.7
@ i 30 % % a do li5s L m M at doS 70 Il @ m Si at 81 g. e do
79 e At s. s. II o6 D. o. al ig5 3 So e. a. 40 - Sd @ n o St S T.
40 so5 n at s. sa ~ q, d. 80 go H. at CO. d S" ' ID
cIPasg b M 10 so ohiG 1s :tssr' t m l2ss g 0 at
SO Es6n @ ~ DO dS iSiS % @ n8 # 81 % ss o2 l42 I'm
Sa7 hssa s snr nigdIpg VA. s9e d2
but trade very limited FOR lack OF stock Common 20
EeesrR calfss nominal wero steady
~ dresse IaInsard and fod calves were
'DSiS gSie.@s al ssnders veas ao tyerag at 60 90
s ~ n + sss 81
1872 o ,e ss1@ mare eS"6iaE ane g. Sfi %th % the
be sold Of which ~ cars ArIiee n rd u ordnsr 70
choice lambs s6 1888 per 100 NJ few medium
sheep 81 Dressed mutton was steaoy 20 ogio Pc.
lambs at Sl19$12 20 per carcass 90 -. -,
sales-Shippers' Commission company 1V s'Aoo iAn"s
s. n average. IS per 100 1s -, - -
" K Hume 1872 state lambs 70 ID al 20 ste'e
sheer. n at 81
e sanders: state lambs, 20 NJ at Sb 40 .,,
HoGs-Recetpts wer 23 3.9ol head Includ-
ing Is for market Prices weak too-s ngnI Sa.s
AT country dressed hoga
steady al 81 gee per n for heavy 70 light weghtH
SaIss-S sanders: 81 boFs. 1l4 n average a.
&c q per 100 10: roughs, 2T7 10 at 81 % BOAR 20"
newton & Co. date yesterday: 15e Maryland hogs iSs
~
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
1905
CONDITION OF TRADE,
Bradstreet's saws:

Shanges in the general business situation are
t selE IaHorabie Spring orders being placed
IN iaHiy liberal quantities at the larger Eastern
censar alG travelling statesmen are sending in
, @ @conseFNatlveIy optimistic reports The improve
a speculative character. In various lines the pros
Rect OF taT1n revision tends TO develop certain
oesree OF hesitancy in making large future
Inltments, and a matter Of fact, contracts
10" peIhg entered into contain clauses which pro.
Floe lor new prices in the event Of existing tarin
schedules being rearranged. Lower temperatures
pearance OF some recorders. but very incemency
lines in some sections. However this circumstance
has been offset to extent by clearance sales
at reduced prices. At the same time. the cold
weather has temporarily impeded traffic and ham
pered outdoor operations. Exceptions TO the quite
general rule OF slow but STEADY improvement ar
furnished by cities in the Southern cotton belt,
where trade is still backward and where confidence
industrial centres things are certainly improving.
Duns Review says:
Trade in the first half OF January shows expected
settled policy regarding large financial and in
dustrial affairs and ample funds are available:
forces and output, and while in most lines both
closing months OF last year fully maintained
Estimates under consideration new and iInpor-
tant railroad work at many points promise !arsesE
bur business is lisht Foreign trade eontn1es @
crease in exports is in grain and cotton; for the
han in the active Year 9o7 and imports decreased
s. os+ 92S loss Of fully one,ifh RaiITay earn arm
smaller than 1907 Money conditions are entirely
Paris TO strengthen reserves there preparatory 10
the issue OF the Russian loan being without
ing $4,000. The requirements of the national
government are heayy but surplus reserTes S csF are
some restrictions in trade. and rates are nominal
AZ a ieadGS etes in the Tnited states reflect
volume of settlements through the banks nearly as
outside New York. the decrease this week being
only p per cent; at New York the loss is III per
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
NEW ROAD FOR SOUTH
uolding Company for Gulf, Teras
& WeStern incorporated.

~ -raxas g Western Railroad Company
I"s :. ,san incorporated under the laws OF New
D1 NTH capital Of &2,SD,Uo, al common
9els'' --a fucorpoTators are Joseph J. Jermyn, or
t-on Penn. VINO is the largest independent
s01@i.a coal operator in that state; his brother.
Eni"0 = Jar1nvn, president Of the Dime Bank,
eectr.r5on. and Samuel S, Moore.
q o,1rsny is a holding concern for the Gulf,
1He western Railway Company Of Texas,
Es11' &c Incorporated in November and is con-
VT a standard gauge road from Burrs Ferry,
frDs Sef,ue River. IN eastern Texas. TO the town
o. oas.-,sn in the western part OF the state, q
q - p ~ about FIVE hundred miles.
es' ,,.s-ast identified with the company said
Al -, that II was TOO early 10 say who would
ys9-a ,,s board Of directors or who the officers
e0Af :. He said that the company owned about
nou1 .,,o,,saud acres OF coal lands in Jack and
-iEH -tias Texas which would be opened by
10O-e enoss and that sixty miles Of the line west
tn7 tn71,.s 80 hsd already been graded and that con-
q =, uss sbout begin on part OF the line
uoora Greek west into the coal fields over
Nv, HV !, VAS expected il would begin within six
VIZ. ". .bin1ing coal from OF the mines. which
pN+. an output Of three thousand tons day.
v" = -ot intended. however, he added. that tho
,.s5 road will depend the output Of the
So mines for its traffic, IL will run
60 go one OF the richest agricultural sections OF
which is rapidly being settled. and cotton
ue s,hs- nroducts OF the soil expected TO
SO s. large part Of the roads freight tra1flc.
,re-s will also be carried and the roads
-. -ort will be modern I'm every respect
= rsgard 10 the financing Of the road this man
a nat uo 10 the present all the money necessary
80 beer furnished by the parties interested in the
pS and that there was no intention TO go out
9 any funds In the near future. Later,
Sc he added. the road would be bonded for
sea0 mile
os5oers Of the operating company. which has
noniDal capital Of $4,000, are r. c Megargel. Of
y.rsrgeI & Co, No Nassau street. this city
5as,,. Ben a. Cain vice-pTes!dent; ". Frank
P1-S trsssurer. ard J ". Pinson. secretary. all
:. -.,,, The board Of directors is made up OF
,,,-h.ru snd Texas capitalists.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan 15-CArTLE-ReceiPts e:tne as5s1 5sa a.
900 head 1Ogl5c lower steers e eos ogsa o. 3D.
cows s3qS5 80; heifers $3Gs5 I5 ous e. 5f0%sS a.
calves Sc JO9SlO: and feeders oo0sS 10 10,
HOGs-Recepts estimated at 35 coo head mathe. a. ~
lower choice heavy shipping SO 2ogse 30 70 ~
e. ss Recsipts estimated head
marker steady sheep s44$5 49, lambs 50 2'e' ~ year
c'inclnati Jan. I5-HOGs-Reoelps. 8 S5e head: gen
erzl!y iOc lower and shippers 50 5Gso 30 COM
mon 81 4OQs5 CATrLE-Receipts, lo02 headi STOW
l0c lover good shippers s. l5gS lo common ~ n
s. 5GgSs 90 sHEEP-Recepts. 2aS head; strong 81 %
East Buffalo. Jan. l5CA rTLE<-tteceip 10 hea "a;
steady; prime steers So 5e5sS rs NEALSaRecepts Ooo
head 25c higher; $79slo HOGs-ftseeipts
900 head and &c lover seeyy - Soqso ~ w
s. co; roughs, IS 25aS5 60. SHEEP AND LAhRs,-kee-
ceipts 20 head active and 25c lower; lambs
SLOW and 25c lower. lambs. s5as7 5o fe" 81 %;
lings So 5O$6 IS: wethers s. 30aso 10; ewes - 'S9
IS; sheep mixed. 81 5o1$S. no. -,
Kansas City Jan. observation-disclosures; 600 head
Including 800 Souherns; market steady choice exgor
81 eGlS6 80; fair 20 good 81 'ea
so s. 259So % stockers and feeders
Ssas4 81 native cows. 81 7Ja$2: native heieTs So 5a
Sc; bulls S8ssS3 80 calves So 509Ss HoSS-Receipfs
Is head market strong closed weak top 30 20 bulk
Of sales IS O0as6 10 heavy Se9$6 2o packers and 9u!eh
ers 81 s0gS6 To- light, IS SogSS 80; pigs 81 5gs5 y
sHEFP-Receipts 500 head; market dull; lambs so SOC
81 r. ewes ard yearIlngs 81 5c6s5 50; Western
iings 81 75 Western sheep staS5 So sioekers and
PittsbnTg jan 15.--cA TIL E-suppy light; steady
commons s2Gss lambs s5asT so VEAL CALVES
So E09xIn fFOGS-Eeeeipts fair. slow. lower. prime
hesves ss IS mediums s5 20: heavy FcrSsrs SO 100
IS is light YorkeFs. IS sSSs5 20. rouEhs s59s6 S.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ror,,,, New York. January 15 1909.
CofFEE~-The coffee market made high records
Tor the movement at the opening. ruling
az an advance Of about points during middle
sioA eased on toward the close
ths nal tone steady. net unchanged points
SAFES were reported OF 30 100 bags part which
Elected the beginning Of evening-up OF March con
HsSts thT0Gsh tns medium OF exchanges. March
sSchsnged for May at b-point premium on Nav aud
March was exchanged tor September a 30 point
premium on March. The market opened steady at Un
changed prices TO an advance OF points advance
pelnE encouraged by the gain OF ia
higher Brazilian markets ~
rapid decrease in the worlds supply
now ana the end OF ths The selling
toward the close seemed TO reflect nothing than
tendency 10 take PROFITS after upward
.eiy nearly cept pound from The lowest prices
season. II Is estimated that the world viii a
I+ast SocOO bags trom the worlds supply between
ana tie END OF tbs season The advance futures
tar appears 10 have been very followed. not
leo by the spot situation, the spring
e-llneF months command premium posi-
os would ted to indicate that expectations o; ad
vance during the period OF decreasing
cAief basis for the buying movement although the TAX
oh an import duty may effect.
market coffee Wit
on the basis Of IA TT-5-1ec No -
The range Of contract prices market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
YRhter-

The market spot gulet and points
middlng upland and 091c for tnddIn
Cult ption. 300 bales deieyerd con
Southern spot TnerkeE tslegraphel
follows: Mobile firm il6c higher at 9+c Savannah
firm higher, I-ics sales l,Iu3 bales ChaTlts
nru Ne higher. at 90 Norfolk steady. 1sc higher
a. OHAc; sales sos bales Baltimore nominal unchanged
at 9ikc. Quet. unchanged. at 8 7iBc; sales
steady, unchanged, 5l6c; sales
bal steady, IsC higher. at DC. vii
mington quiet &c higher at &c. Houston steady !so
a. Slsc: ASA bales New Orleans steady
Nc higher Ssae sales. bales Galveston steady
-fBc igher T16c: sales, 7S1 bales Memphis steady
Isc higher al esac sales 3s1o bales Estimated receipts
leading points SATURDAY, AT Houston $500 70 10000
against isl bales last week and 7244 bales la
10000 1880 bales, against SOFA
bales week ant 854 bales last and at New Or
bales against 5i3 bales last week
I6.51e bales last
Liverpool cables: cotton
in 10000 bales. speculation and
port 800 bales American 5000 bales; imports. $1,000
bales: American, 5000 bales; rdd1g upland, Dad.
Futures opened steady at 3q4 points advance. Closed
a advance o. &AQ4 points; Janu-
sry 4eTfd JanuaryFebTuary 4e6!sd; February March.
G5d; rch-April, 434Ad; Aprtl-hHy, 4e3l2d: May
June June July e8d; July Augpst 4e21td August
Noyenlber. ARD. Novemter-Dscsmber T5d: December
January. 474d; Janua Ty-F etrudIy 4l5Gd Manchester
Yarns in demand cloths hardening.
TIE following total receipts Of cotton all
Sent
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 15.-Closins: WHEAT-SPot easy; 70
red Western winter. u sst futures quiet March -
s4tsH >Ssv 5s Sid: July Is 64d. CORN-Spot steady
new American mixed via Galyes!o1). o 45sd f1tgTss
t,- Ziarrb 81 2ssd: May, IS 2}Sd. PEASCsla-iaI
tna4; Is 6r5 FIOT-R-WinteT patents steady. - %
H6PS.In London Pacific Coast ftrnl e 3sgt3 BE-Ef
I-fia r,pss steady. lbs 9d- PORkPrt1ns mess
Jyssfayn quiet Is %. HAMs-short cut "A 10 ID r.
,sng As BACON-CumbsrIand cut. % 70 80 10,
fr9 4ss Sd short rb 10 10 "a n firm 46s; long clear
,vbt 2S 10 "a dull ass 81; long clear MID
NJ s - 40 n quiet short clear backs l6 10 70
ne ~ s1I ass; clear bellies Il 70 ID n easy sos
ltf,I@ I,r- SQUARE I3 n steady 3Ss LARD
p,e western teroes firm ass 90: American FeHaea e
fIiI'e STrr 4qs Sd BCTrER-CioOd United sLaIsss
IN pai'' ,TTF-ESE-Canad!an finest white nrrn SS
a. canadian nnest colorei. firm SIS 80 tAioW "a
1o - anil 2Ss TCRPENTINE-Sptrits. nrn- a's
81 S-Conmon firm SIS 60 PFcIttiLhCA
80. tS.,ott 7a.d TJNSHED OII--Dull. %2s Cd
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16

tOIToN-kew high records for the season were
Ia me cotton market to-day, with March
tooFe tle low level Of last month
Solpefed bv active trading for both
- 20 te more general than previously this
son with saieS for the 3av
me r1LfEst closed shade On from best under
!esllEins. but steady & net advanc. Of
AI9 ps'Lts Inc opening steady decline ~
Pt 10 an ADVANCE OF points and during the frat few
MINUTES ms active months sold about 800 net
higher m response TO steady cSDlTs. encouraging
gtsods reports dnclUd!ng advance &c
oI tapIe EIintst covering uf shorts sn1 bull support
favorable OF
point has been the disposition
tske profits on every Htte buss Tha selling this
character easeo the market on % decline ~
ldS points during the middle morning
loss than recovered nearby shorts
seemed 10 DO very and the support from leading
sold sail points higher point Consider
able interest attracted by the ad, January
contract at New Orleans. which closed shade
quotation for niddling cotton IN the
were unchanged - higher. Acv!Cts Eoi
terror pronounced disposition
come claim that little cotton sale below
The weekly movement figures the Kew
Exchange follow Port reCelts. .42 100 bales against
242 700 last overland mills ans Canada 80 6lA
ESTIMATED 90 600 bales. 710OO
stocks interior :lS S45 haes. gsl1st
year brought into sight for the week 24o59 bales.
against $50 lRst year Total crop
receipts Ssse.596 e. added receipts season.,
against g. I3 or lsst overland mills and
7480G2 bales against 820 SGS last year mill
stock at interior IN I.
bales. A13 last year; brought
sight for gb2864T bales against T.42g
6l5 The total movement l. respectively
i8T days this against 13o DAYS
of prices In the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16


MESTS, NAN OFFTCE BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN HALL % zzcoaDS "a sa..
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, a. required
Books called The AnaaaI Record d tas A.
sssSed vaIua1ioz u Rsal AID Psrsoaal Estass
Brookiyz. Queens and RichEnOnd" soGpri<nE
tie City of New York VII 5s opsn er pubfc
sesond XorsSy of Jsraary. sad viii rsraaia
opsn 70 and insulting the 1sz dsy of AArc1i-
During the tine that TIE books are opsn fsr
DGblic inspsce3oz. aVphoa1toa nay es made oy
any person or corDcrRttoo claiming % % 2S-
gr5Sved b. the assessed vslRatson Of rsaI %
PERSONAL estate &c have the same sorrocted,
IN the Borough Of Manhattan At ne Aasa
OfHee Of the Department OF Taxes and Aasos5-
ueDts No n Chambers Scr-eG Hall Of HsS-
ords
In the Borough os The Rronx. NJ ths osnas
q the DeparsIasSt. Municipal Building nth
Street and "a Avsaus-
the Department. Municipal Buis6trK-
IN tse Borough q Queens. az ths Gfrics q
Avenue ard Fifth Street Long Island city.
In the Borough OK Richmond Il TIE 7fftcs
Of The Dspa-tnens. Borough Hal New
Appiications for ths reduc,ian Of raj sstats
apon slanks furnisoss By the DeDa-tment
Ap7heations TOR As eerrseeaoa q ne 7Sr-
lied Al tne r1zs- orrcs IN ne Bo~orxn q
Manhattan
ApslicatiOa IN rsiaaisn to ths Azs-zssd vahzA-
ton % personal e7tate must De made oy thS
persoa assessed at the Ofr1ce q he Depart-
meat n tie Borough where syrch person 70
sides aud IN Ga5s q non-rez1dcns ez-rytnG
business N the CITY OF Ns~ YORK AZ he
0SHcs Of The DepartaeEr Ia ne Borou<A
where Such placs of boaiaess n boosted, D.
tvs=a TIE hours o, 70 A NJ and P n. sr-
cspt Saturday ghsa al applications nazzse
- made hetwes1 10 A. and II ooon
LAWSON PURDf Prexk3eEA
FRANK RAYMOND.
JAMES y FULLI.
CHARLES PUTZELS
HCGH HASTINGS.
CHARLES J MCCORMACK
&1HE J. HAKL.ERAN
CsUE9<sfe1aE3 x rzxes EEa AEsaWz9EkA
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
soUTH CAROLINA
CAMDEN SOUTH CAROLINA-
THE kIRkWOOD
Notice TO Creditors.
NEw JERSEI.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES,
for the Northern District OF Ohio. Eastern Division
National Car Wheel company e9InPsln@ns IS N. ne
wheeling Railroad Company defend4n-
7b5G Notice hereby given that the trns Via
IN which creditors wheeling and Lake Erfs Hai-
roa6 COMPANY and all subsidiary companies men
toned in the complaint heretofore NED IN tnls
shall respective claims win rne ana
make their respective objections 70 the ca. o. oear
creditors has been ron rne
day Of NovsInber 1905 ths SIN day % March 1909
CHARLES P. HINE- special master s41 SocLssy ior
eav Bldg CIsyeIand Ohio. October 21ca. lsOz.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16

&C sGRAIN-waEAT.rhI I fact that bulls allowed
hoat %neef ns 4 any 70 sGppot a t1ed he are s
friendly prices 20 believe that the leaders were
the situation that element IN the market quite
Arse after the recent sharp adyances From starr 20
toward the close ran into stop loss orders which in
the day and L QINo below the previous night It
than Of news although some Of the latter bearish.
inSud9g easier foreign markets IKE less active d efIR 4
Australian shipments Latter aggregated 1,sS0.O0O
bined total being about 1000 bushels than for
the corresponding week last year The Liverpool mar
net lower. while Budapest was of &c a busheI The
eopa1ed With sso2 600 bushes actual last Week The
Gipeg had li3 ears compared WITH l6 cars -ast yeSr
shown in bear circles and considerable selling for that
with snow, and The Modern Miller report had a
quoted as follows: No red. 81 Osqs1 OF; elevator.
Much OF the sel8q b skened 60 NAN CON sRa
during the dav Was from the same sources that had
been persistent sellers Of that delivery all the week
about lowest point Of the dav Not only were Sat.
iowa and %ab isrse "rsss % OF corn ] rom nois
seaboard ciearances amouned 70 $4,000 bushels.
aare 4sIoo6 bushels Compared With 74o 900 tGshes
as year No corn here %as quoted 5Sc elevator and
low, e6lac sdoat. oATs-cOmmission house sell
when Wire houses uTned bu1ers e maret evt %
closed follows Mixsd % 70 80 ID, 54a54tc, nat
49, q to - oh ,S 5e5s 92c RTEmMarEet dgi, 10
New Yor 9 9nd fs1d'9F York S9 sao aqs
quoted 74c nominal wheat including -four. exports
o5 fss s Teeb secorlng TO Br9dsreets ads aggesae
421. .s67 last July l. 122 bushels
WeeE $50 2aS busSsis against Pie oS Iss TOR te sgs
m nd 500 ESQ last year since July 1s52Lo17 against