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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
NETWORK TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY g. 1909

sTn Ohio and Aiehisaa scaIesd I.s1tiae 60
ssed small ana per S M 90 o Ss d. pessd
or scalded. n lie; DICKS Western. sprtns. lls
White Per dozen 5es4 s. d. poor %
GAME-wnd ducks selling fairly about steady
0 farthtr decided s desia We so
81: do malard 81 2Sasi So, rudy. I5egsi 10: do
Ip 0 ns9 1a $l b5 TO- so ssengiRg ~
PoT1TOEs AND vEGETABLEsEP selling
swes: auiet onions aas caebasss s!saqy
Caqiinowers excessive supply and grade.
STEADY he9tucs u3ehanged Romano d weaker Pep-
grns bean. drassns s'' squash ssd t 5 Dull
matoes steady. Other vegetables quoted. We
S3S Sso sss s3
Il SUE pei per 90 SbP PER 81 DO per 40 Rs g s
o sh Per Eur oa g Sss d MEEf fS 90
TOES Jersey. per basket soc gs1 Is; do per doeuls
s. 4RTcaoKs ca f% Pence per per
drum. slogs12: BRUSSELS SPROUTS Long Island;
"a q 6rfaans sS1R saacs 81
sHa5oTs SCUM S;5sli9s 400 sanfSss
mlda. per crate. 75d 81; do Old wssSed per Sol
g 70: do unwashe3 per b6l or 6es; ,oe 81; CAB
8 ssSse % de "Tf per- tom TOM @ SS
s. iss So g 81 FlSEdq Pd sSgh ea5n
S as DO stats s. SOC 81; DO florida s. % s. So
dc pe1 ba ssf a. Fer S5aI n sSs 20
81 5o 10 pc. STANDARD crate 81 25as - 20 per small
leans per Dbl. s29s4; EGGPLANTS Florida. per box.
S2ds 4 DO Cuban 81 5O1$4: KAIE, Norfolk. per Dbl.
60Q Csc. KOHLRABI. New Orleans punches.
SS4$4 so; LETTUCE. Florida and south Carolna. per
basket, 9$2; LEXIS, Orleans per 100 punches.
s2as2 80: OKRA. Florida and Cuban. per carrier. 81
ass; ONIONS Connecticut and Eastern white,
Dbl So 5Oa So do yellow s29$2 30; do red. 81 IS a
81 So o yeow per lao ID bag Is do per i 1872
ID bag 81 ESQ 81 90; do red per I40-b bag 81 T5G 81
low per bag 81 so 81 do red 81 SOC 81 IS do Cuban
lima per basket, s2as5: PEPPERS. Florida.
Tier SZuSa; do CUBAN 81 20 So PAHSNlFS. old per
Dbl, 7Jc6 81: PARSLEY. New Orleans curly. per Dbl.
Sass do plain s. s. 5O Bermuda per crate. 81
q 81 90 ROMANO, Flosida, basket. T5c1 81 %;
do Bermuda. per box. % q Soc RADTsHEs Norfolk
cold frame per basket 81 20 So RHIrBARB Cafor-
mia, per case 81 50gS2 SHALLoTs. New Orleans. per
100 punches, 81 504S2; STRING BEANS. Florida.
basket 81 a SO Is: do 81 So; do
per basket STA So T5: SPINACH. Norfolk. per
Dbl. 81 q 81 20: SQUASH. nearby, Hubbard
per Dbl, 75cas1 do Florida. per box. 81 504s2: do
Cuban. white crate. 81 254 81; TURNIPS. I-Jsh.
rutabaga per bag 50 a s5c; 90 Canada rutabaga per
81: do white. bbi. 500 Use; TOMATOES. Florida.
per carrier S14s2 90 do Cuban. carrier. STA So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
Mr. IVES GOING ABROAD
Mont Resign as Head of Mercantile
Trust Company, HoreUer.

that Braytou Ives, who Thursday
- the presidency OF the Williamsburg Trust
res-e and on the same day was reelected
Coiul. NJ the Metropolitan Trust Company,
pes soon retire from the latter office also. be
Ro-1 - IN health were declared yesterday by
o@- s.,s,9s Of his 10 be unfounded-
rs was leaving the Williamsburg Trust
M they said because his work there was
t'i .ha company having been brought out OF the
oa ,.ies IN which It was involved at the time Of
aHot N- Ives was rather down ii was
me 80 MANNED soon 10 make a three months
aaue1 |srooa spending most 90 his time in South
Eis'' ,-,nore and upon his return home would I'M
en- al Ii, .ske ED again his duties head OF the
oo,-.-onolttan Trust Company
49,. are at present three important trust COM
., this city which are without official
7e-, The presidency Of the Mercantile Trust
hes'' has been vacant since April. 1907. when
C'HF y Derning retired on account of impaired
I'm Eov considerable period nothing was
heslN .-rars filing this office on account Of the
aO's :. cor consolidating the Mercantile and Equi-
Fus --,st companies. but that plan was aoan-
a. a. several months ago The United States
- and Trust Company has been without
so't~ ,ncA last spring. when George NJ. Cum
p - assigned and the place OF John w Castles
nns -. the presidency OF the Guaranty Trust
Fho &C. :. The first OF the year TO assume the
~ohl l.--- NJ The Union Trust Company, is still
unified. - =, z,,eo,o,s of oil NJ these
-. - -he same the extreme difficulty or
-, deemed TO meet completely the re-
1none .z ~ the Offices. Big men" are desired
0oE ,,e- Of that not large class are unWill-
a"0 .ent salar3ed Office. even though the sal
LIE ~ : bsrssorne one ana the office the impor-
80 - % nresident OF a leading trust company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
CONDITION OF TRADE.
5radstreet's savs

Iaoe is expanding slowly but steadily. wholesale
~ looosng lines noting some good orders for I'M
sacaag orders for spring. Conservatism is. how
REM. noted n many sections, and some markets
k.yxsess making. Best reports come from the
Ssolhg dTysoeds centres OF the East, where de-
49, 49, Tor Gotten goods is improving and prepare,
We W. tor spring are evident in improved demand
sE and South FOR Fertilizers. seeds agricultural
ov.so 1s sim affect retail trade. and niid weather
ts Stimulus cse 81 re wsek III az NAM
tss Best reports as 70 retail trade come from
evidence. r sna Ses where elrste sales b are s
srirss- sao Of flow collections Reports from the
sTssga disspeasre ae IF se snow coTerng Com
and :. Prsces. particularly Of the leading cereals
81 sGssd movement. bat also to buIlish movements
tries ,ss ms:ket operators. In the leading indus
ro s- nat n few cases Is the output up good
v4dejv Uncertainty as TO tariff changes is sim
s nss shis being notable especially in ron
'lsuons. and IA some lines Of textiles.
panS Review says:
nses 'ei99prent in trade is along conservative
is sf,l r5 aF help retail distribution but this
siscnnss are firmly maintained because OF reduced
szieST,..sh rstaileTs' hands. Early reports from
Nc OF fe c6 51 buying. WHICH
fetarn "a 70 strengthen the situation when the
1afgrss st o. change in the customs revenue laws
sortsnt esHFtsIls operations in number Of I'm
Roti1 .dt.dustrles. and many enterprises that
arr he's "a materially To the volume Of business
resars,Tn u check until there IS definite knowledge
clcfh Tis S1e provisions OF these laws Print
t1nue scts sz al first hands IN New England
MOI s1NSst IN machinery In mems wear goods The
lie raa1sei Is strengthened by The advance at
fesfr5rts auction sales. Continued low water
sa5 AIS asS. Operation OF some New Englsnd paper
sac iirss mills Ia the South trade In whole
ftsu,Fr.se "a considerably below normal, and full
u cofssas n IS not Yet in sight The movement
nslrtss,se "si.Iiinss large. and prices are firmly
caxtrlex n ne West factories In important In
ssf aSss.sFe sun operated short full CAPACITY
leFziog l1Hal heip IS constantly employed. en-
are rlss,s .s output very gradually. Flour mills
q sksst only 20 partial capacity. as offerings
q reS,sees are limited. Foreign trade continues
pnrt fer - telume- though tire movement at this
% 1855 as attest week shows gain in exports
While 80 compared with the active year ja0T,
ssrrsrp..H imports decreased s1.s2s. 9s6 Railway
tnslisS ,t aer January TO date are p per cert
etf een, Ien IN 1907. and bank ciearings are 1876
Sea fl.-ssE ger than year ago; compared with
Cert b.. * loss at New York Of 1910 per
- cent gan at other leading cities of 1o.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
cHlcAeo CRAM AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan 22.-LiberaI exports for the week
from argentina and Australia were largely instru-
mental in creating weak tone IN the wheat mar
ket here to-day. At the close prices were isc
steady and provisions weak The movement Of
wheat from Australia and Argentina TO Europe
was the chief subject Of discussion among traders
the local exchange prior TO the opening OF the
extremely liberal sentiment IN the pit was bearlsh
when trading began The total shipments from
the two countries aggregated 5.44o00o bush. COM
pared with 410),Oo0 bush the corresponding tine 3
year ago Although there considerable sell
ing pressure manifested throughout the day prices
made only slight declines, owing 10 moderate sup
port given the leading bulls The news Of the day
was almost entirely favor OF the bears. Reports
from India claimed that the droGth had been broken
about the only factor from which the bulls
could derive any satisfaction The market closed
ances of wheat and -four were equal TO $4,000 BUSH
Exports for the week as shown by Bradstreets
$4,000 bush. compared with $4,000 bush the cor
responding day a year ago Minneapolis, Duluth
15S cars last week and 2S7 cars year ago Wet
weather throughout the corn belt which viii tend to
delay the movement of the new crop, caused mod
being active bidders throughout the entire session.
Offerings in the pit were scanty all day. The mar
ket closed firm with prices up &c 70 sc 70 c Final
quotations May were 627sc to size. and on July
526sc. Local receipts were 200 with cars Of
contract grade Oats moved within narrow bounds.
but the market exhibited considerable frmness.
Commission houses and provisions interests wer9
Ia+s =. ne So ~ -,4t T ~ 49, iss a. tb Is,
being unchanged to &c lower. with May at sc and
July at 46ssc. Local receipts were IS cars. Tbs
feature OF trading in provisions the bidding
Of January pork to SIS by excited shorts There
free selling OF the distant deliveries. ths
in the session pork lost alt OF its early strength.
and the market closed weak. with prices sc 10 sc
lower January pork closed az 81 p Estimat ed
cars; oats. 10 cars; hogs. 1900 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

COTT0N-The cotton market seemed be rather
unsettled to-day and While spring and summer months
Irregular with the close steady net unclaimed 10
points lower. Sales estimated $4,000 bales
The market opened steady unchanged prices de
cline Of points In disappointing cables and
terror and buying BY people. while early sellers
turned and during the afternoon prices showed
gain OF 6dl0 points the active months with March
May and July contracts selling into high ground Tor
is due the opening morrow became heavier again
and while of the big people
supported the market openly prices eased OF toward the
close New orleans showed good tone after the local
ing which 10 be pub
ished the opening tomorrow undoubtedly a
considerable influence during todRys trading The aver
age operator refuses credit that interior supplies are
report confirming National Ginne.s Associa
ton 15S0sO bales gunsd for the period
January and 16 a fear that larger report
might liquidation probably behind much OF to
attitude of big spot ginning figures
lot weekly movement figures OF the
follow: Pert receipts rs, 1sS
bales against 2 TOI bales last year overland TO mills
Southern mill takings estimated 50 60 bales against
year loss OF stock az interior towns
2 sls bales against $50 bales gain last brought
week 800 S3l bales against 49, s bales
hale es receipts Cha-estonl.
against 6co5 1T3 bales Overland to mills ara
Canada bales. against 81 734 bales last year
takinEs bales against lOZs
bales last year: STOCK interior towns IN q Sep
tenlher a67 against 4O 7tS bales last year
brought sight thus FAR for season 1857 lis bales
AGAINST : TS9 30 bales wear The total muvr-
respectively for IA days this season against l46
DAYS !astse
OF contract prices IN 'he local marker TO-DAY
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. january %. 1903
wi fEt-Ihe coffee market had fairly steady
C9se to-ay after barely steady morning last prices
being net unchanged 10 points higher sales
ported OF "a 600 bags The opened quiet al an
ADVANCE OF points July but generally unchanged
and during the early session sold partial net
loss or under liquidation.
poosoy promoted by easier European markets liberal
tSraziliRn receipts laie in
port. or least the buying held better than the
seng and the market rallied consequence gen
eral news such indicate n he
situation or 10 justify fresh view OF the market The
only change reported by the mornings cables he
hreEiiian markets was decline OF Is reis Rio and
while European markets showed & declining
The losses did not sufficient
impression upon prices here of
opening Havre unchanged L franc lower and
Hamburg i to L pfennig lower closing
showing further change.
ports We're $1,000 bags against D. 900 bags year
5000 bags two warehouse
iveries on Thursday were 1se4s bags against 1855
bags last The steady.
with quotations ranging from Tasd7i4c Rio I
The OF contract prices the day
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

The local market for spot cotton quiet and IN
changed AZ Zoe for rnIddng upland and lo25c for mid
sn CuIf consumption, Il bales; delivered on
o--ar+ 100 bales southern spot markets tele-
srarb-3 as follows: Mobile 1i6c higher at . . lSc
ssIas go tsles Savannah steady iiec higher Mt 9c
Sale . p1o bales Charleston hTn unchanged az Pc
So~t am unchanged 9Esc sales $50 bales; Balti
more nominal. &c higher az 5Ee; Augusta nm IN
changed al ll-I6c; sales $50 bales; St LOUIS arm un
changed at csc: sales. 313 bales Lt'le ROCK sesay,
u bteber at csc; Galveston steady unchanged al ssc
sales 1si4 bales New Orleans Arm unchanged At S'e
sales 275 bales Wilmington steady jloo hlgher
SO. Houston quiet unchanged a; 1S.16c; sales 313
Ssies. Memphis unchanged at 93sc; SAFES az"
bales nated receipts a. leading points for satu
80. Houston 5000 5000 bales against s1S ast
si and 0gs last year Galveston, 1900 to iSoo
AGAINST 10 $40 last week and 6e6e last year ana ~
sieans eOoo 10 800 against 90l4 last week and 49o9
year. 49,.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
auie: sales, 1000 bales; speculation ana sSP0T "a
AMERICAN 5000 imports. 1900; American 14'VSo ho
ding upland Futures opened easy lower t on
,ea- arH martial u late months; closed our
At net decline of 4 point to net advance OF 2 POM
s,rarr ami January-February, 51412d; Februar
I8d; Msrci-Apri 512i4d Apr!l-Me 9lZa; Meme
sn6 'Tune-Juiv. slid: July-August, 5Il4i angus
Se1.e-nher 503d; September-October 4sSd: octopei-
Sova-,her A93I4d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4Slzzo; De
ar,ba~ January q0izd; JanueryFe 4sS-1d man
cbeste--Yarus firm; cloths Arm but prices asked
cheek business . -. -.oas,., a, cotto, a, All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

saPo PF s tG F q a sEoUs !. ne late @
No. red and 3 loads Of No. hard, balance being
alsutn There was moderate cash trade at the Vest
Of 800 900 bushels in stocks for the week re
ported better demand for -four. Some private ad
show 10000 bushels decrease next week and
patch rom bull leader said that not over Der
ehC OF the amount usually in country elevators at this
even that rach TIE most bearish Factor IN
foreign news the shipment Of 600 bushels from
line shipped 2zSaSo0 bus6eIs aeanst 5ia 800 last
week and 1882 900 bushels year ago The most
pc point N this connection. however was the ATgn
bushels the previous OF 1900 600 bushels
ms une last year The .iveT2oot InaFse vas
was said 10 be 25c higher, while French country mar
he few days has advanced SIC due to urfavor-
able crop conditions in Germany Worlds shipments
eo4 900 bushels last week According to The Modern
is RAPIDLY disappearing but where uncovered the plant
has healthy color The Local cash market closed S as
b afoat; No. l Northern Duluth, 81 2ols and No
hard winter. 81 15@s b ahoat. CORN-TheTe was
offerings. small shipments soft
"eather throughout Western states gave corn tIlL
place Just before the prices
advanced i4Qsd, there VAS export business Of %
Dads and seaboard amounted 90 GOO bush
and SHE aaoat No Wits nominal NINA ana No
ooToS o t6. marie, a dn nosrs osmen aRd
better cash demand. but thu market closed quiet with
M.xed 20 to 2 ~ 54asi5e natural Tse 20 to ~
H.. 54q5Iiic and clipped white - TO y 10 56;1a82e
q b New York BAR1F,Y-Marset quiet; mailing ia
7sc and feeding. e9@7oc New York; state quoted
wheat including -four. export. the week. accord
against a21os22 last week and 4sis2i3 year
July 1875 oo61o bushels. against 1875 3102l far
ias o ss Sshes S i against LII
42s last year; since July l, l42i0lS5 bushels against
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
Again.
This Time an Exceptional Copper.


all acknowledging all mistakes ard lodging nothing Bear IN G , a
waiting OF
Copper Range which afterwards paid over
of than have received and also bear III n1n ma
Monday going add another to my list ana me 90
nu1ng
going say remember have attempted 70
make Judgment public have simply asked their attention 10 te a
I and have insisted their doing the rest
bad waiting
chase sksh about getting their
Wall Street 1t Just such times as tne
for the beginning OF successful campaign hat why
Stockholders
sd tremendous
tackled
other ammunition, days labor proht
No another, Utah Copper but then Utah
sell
Anagamed worth 1t
Utah viii before Anaganated
and eventually double the dividends OF Anagaated
Ca Go
Open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

slow: sssaey: ethsrs f09e5c Io~eT lann
81 g yearI1ss $59SS 25. Wetnsrs, $5sS g sessp+
kansas CITY. Jan. z2-CATTLE- Receipts 1900 had
including Il Soatferns market steady. cfoics
and dressed beef 81 75a$s 90 fair 20 goo
50s5 To- - 2GSS s10ckers and fsed-
50 81 2S6S5 70. SoataeEn
50 S2GS4 native hefferg
81 201SS 3 i6TSg4 calves 50 a0QS7 3.
HoCS-Recepts. 1900 head market Toe higher closed
81 s. 1888 .. heavy. - -
1s6 packers So S0Gx6s0. lights. - COG
SIS pxs 81 2J1$5 SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 hea6s
market dull: yearIngs 81 50a s. So, Western
yea-lngs IS 50aS6 Western sheep S&5 50. sroeksrs
and feeders, S56S4 IS
Cincinnati Jan 22-fiOGS-RsceiPts III head EASY
CATTLE-Rscstpts. ss4 head slow and wsaxs taE -
shippers. sass 81 5e1$3 80 SEEE1P-
Receipts 254 head slow ard lower Sass 10 -EAdBs-
and 81 1881
Caioa STOCK Ysyds Piftsbu-g Jan S2-CATTL@E-
supply light slow choice So 500 So so: prime. 50 70
1tS 25 SHEEP-SupDIy light. slow: prime werners
s. ~ Gs5 20: cuiis and common, s29& lambs - q
fair actfvsi prime heavf-s 81 IS 30 MEDIUMS
heavy Sc IS IS 40 light York
S6 pfSz. s. 50 - roughs- s. a 81
Toledo Jar. 22.-SLOvEfsSEF.D-Css and Jsnosrys
81 52l1 March IS sTik 6ctsber SIS O.. ALSfEE-Prtns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

or standard granuIated and diamond y csc: eonfec
440c; No .. 485c; No G. 43Oc. No Z 425c. No s.
420c. No 8. 415c; No 10 405c; No II. &C. No Il.
a5c No IL, 3.90c No u, soc; 10 l5 $500.
The London market for beet sugar az higher.
with January ana February quoted los Sd and May
st los I'D The local raw sugar market was very
firm at the close with advance Of about Lice.
duty PAID prices quoted follows; Centrifugal
So test arse muscova3o. SO test 323c and rnoasses
sugar, 50 test. 39Sc. Cost and freight
quoted at . 5-i6G2ssc These prices made on a
sugar. afoat and (orl for prompt January shipment
2ssc basis and freight, equal &c,
duty paid. Some 10000 G0.OO0 sold yesterday
and to-day up TO February 20 shipment at 3e7c Wa
lett & Total Europe and
B496 5a9 tons against 52s tons year at the
same dates. The decrease Of stock 81.
tons, against a decrease OF 27.457 last week.
Total stocks and together show visible supply
of $3.50 59e tons against 3,573.ss last year
decrease Of "a 1S9 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCES MARKET.

Liverpool Jan Closing. V>SS.AT-Spot sasyt
No red vfnte- - ei; futures steady Ssreh s ia:
May. - 6izd. July IS ID CORN-Spot Stesdy. new
American mixed Galveston. +Sd. ftuNSs steady
March. IS "a: Way - 4d- PEAS-Csnadian sfs5y. ~
"a FIOCR-Wiuter patents Cd HOFS IN
London tPaciHc Cast aTm. - 3s6f3 BEEF-Exfns
India mess steady lbs Sd P0FtK-Prr1e mess West
ern quiet. US "a HAMS-short cut u - -
10. strong, as BACON-Cumberlsnd d n ~ -.
hrTr. AS; rfb. 70. strong clear
rafd1Ies light % 81 n steadv as long clear mid
dies as 40 steady Sd. clear
10 20 ~ firm. ass Cd: clear bellies. IL IL ~ quiet
Sis SEOTLDERS-Square. II u IL -. firm. 3eS. LARD
Prime Western. in tsrces. steady 4es 81 American
fined In pals steady sos Cd. BJTTEFS-(socd United
States steady, SIS CTEES Canadian. finest white
Arm. Sis Cd. Canadian fncst colored. Arm. e3s al
fAILDW-Prtr1s city. dull. 2Ss- TURPENTINE-SptT
firm. 5cs 81 ROSINCcuuon. firm. s. Sd PETfsO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 2-CATTLE-Receipts. estimated at
600 head: market steady steers 81 60d$T To- 50
ass 0 hsifer Sass 10 bulls 81 40a$S 90 calves 50 80
7s7 10 stockers feeders. So SO4S5 10 HOGS-Re-
ceipts estimated q. head: 511Oc higher
choice heavy shipping IS 5o9$6 So butchers s. 4ogS6 90
qbt mixed IS 0OdS6 o. choice light s6GSS 10; packing
S6aS6 pigs. 81 I5q$5 80; buk OF sales s6aSs %
sheen s. 25aS5 So lambs S. 25S7 So; yearlings SasT
Fast Buffalo. Jan. 2.-CATTLF-Receipts 160 head;
Receipts 100 head; active and steady HoffS-Receipts
II strong higher, mixed
Ss 5Ndss a.: WORKERS IS S5GSS so: pigs - 50GS5 90
Isiries S66Ss so. SHEEP AND Receipts 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
RECEIVERS FOR euT4 CHOCOLATE CO.

Baltimore Jan. 22-The Gufh Chocolate Company.
Of this city. which has branch retail stores at
Philadelphia. Washington and Richmond. Va. went
INTO the hands OF receivers to-day. The liabilities
are giyen as approximately $1,000 with nominal
assets q about $4,000 The failure was attributed
&c the financial depression A reorganization is
planned. The Gutt concern at Chicago. II is stated
Is q different company and not affected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
WAGE INCREASE FOR 1900 wEAVERs.

PsStueket r l.. Jan 22.-Announcement was
MADE to-day 10 the l2JG employees at the Royal
weaving Companys mill here that, beginning on
February l. their wages would be increased one-
quarter % 8 cent yard on ali qualities OF goods.