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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-13
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-13
aleranser's o. aesiments sapelle.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-13
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-13

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-13
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-13

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-13
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
WEEKLY REVIEW OF. TRADE
Expected Progress Seen in Some Lines, But Dizziness Is
Manifest in Other Directions

New York. Jan. 15.-Dun & Co.'S weekly
review OF trade tomorrow viii say:
Trade during the first half Of January
shows expected progress. New under
takings are encouraged by the more
settled policy regarding large financial
and industrial Affairs and ample funds
are available. Leading ind1striais are
gradually Increasing their working forces
and output and while IN most lines both
continue below normal. the gains estab-
lished IN the closing months Of last year
are fully maintained
Estimates under consideration on new
and important railroad work at many
points promise a larger tonnage during
the year. especially in iron and Steel but
new business is light Foreign trade con-
tinues below preceding years, but in
large measure The decrease in exports is
in grain and cotton; for the latest week.
exports at this port were =, 0So SO less than
in the setive year 1907, and imports de-
creased s. osa,02S, q loss Of fully one-fifth.
TfiTap appointment Is manifest in the iron
and steel markets. demand lacking snap
and requirements coming but in a heSi-
taung way. Better buying was expected
owing 10 cheap money and the fact that
the entire country is practically bare of
finished goods
Little inquiry is received from me
railroads some weakness Is noted in
pig iron. Good inquiries are received from
pipe mills. and a large block IS under
negotiation Business in rails continues
very quiet.
Pereeptible Improvement appears in the
primary markets for cotton goods and
prices are held much more firmly"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NeT YORK jan E-SUGAR-The local market
Ter Faw saglr ruled a0minaIly unchanged. with r.
fneTs quite Indifferent about buying- Under Suty
5 test. as: Muso5yado. 50 test. S2s: molzsses
sugar. g test. 2ssc.
The London market fOr beet sugar was quiet and
unchanged with January a. lls, I'D; February. las
I'D. and May. is. sd rs6Hed sugar vas quiet
and UnchanEei
NAVAL STORES-Pricss foE spirits turpcuttne
Tere a shade l5Ver az around. With the market
however. steady here ard frm a. the South Tie
local quotation vas +Hsc foT Eschine-na5s bs-relz
and az Savannah sic vas Quoted Rosa he'd
STEADY saa unchanged 80 2Sa18 foF comnon %
good strained. Tar ruled steady and UNCHANGED At
50,7s-55 ct ol barrels
BUTTER-Beceipts. s.ssl packages: choice steady.
Creamery. extra. s2sSsi frsts. 2asI; state dsi-y,
poor . fair. IaE.
EGGS-Recesvts $50 cases: srn Nearby white
fancy. -: DO. mixed fancy. sax. freSh frs.s
55a55ii; DO. seconds. 5iaSzis-
MILL FEED-Stroug; inactive trade Sp-ias
bran. ls1-pouzd SACKS % arrive 800. stz-darS
milling sec. city bran. 2ia. il 5uik; Western
red dos. &.75. 70 SuiTe: winter wheat bran. n
lo9-pouud slcEs. &lG
oATS-Quiet trade No white. 5sys: Nc.
: white. 551sa55. No. 4 white 5rzaS; Va. 2
mixed. s.: natural and clipped white. O. trlck.
5sss1
FLOUR-stsady: inactive trade Spring patsnts.
559a5-s5; spring clssrS. 42Sai5o winter s-raig5ts
A75a4s5; clears 425al51. Kansas STaights IN SACKS
475a5f5: Kansas clezs. 4Z5az5a
RYE FLOUR-Mo&sEEte 6sali1gz- We Quots
Al0sAG
CORN MEAI--Stsady; buSiaess quiet KIN
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The feature OF the trading yesterday
on the local stock exchange was The ex-
eeilent demand for Commercial Bank
stock On call sixty shares were sold in
ten-share lots at 10. After call. trading
IN it was taken up again and fifty shares
more purchased at fractions below rs.
The activity OF the stock gave rise 10
rumOrs that the consolidation OF this IN
sttution with another was on again.
This question was referred by a Wash
ingIon Herald reporter 10 President
Stevens, Of the Commercial Bank. later
N the day. and he said there was abso-
lutely no foundation IN fact for such q
story. The directors OF the bank held A
long meeting yesterday afternoon for the
purpose Of completing the election of the
officers Of the bank, and at its conclu-
sion Mr.. Stevens declared very posi-
lively that no proposition was before the
board looking 20 union OF interests with
any other bank.
At the meeting OF the directors. A. G.
Clspham and y. II. Shea were reelected
vice presidents. and John Poole was
elected cashier. 8Ir Poole has been for
a year connected with the National City
Bank, and before that time held a re-
sponsibie position with the Washington
Loan and Trust Company.
Trading IN other bank shares was con
fined 10 Metropolitan. which sold az 20,
National City at is and a fraction
lower. and United States Trust. which
went into new. high territory at I0l.
Next in point OF interest was Bel Tel
ephone. which sold seventy-fve shares
at l03 and an eighth lower
Traction shares did not attract the
usual amount OF attention. sales being
in small lots al the usual prices
Gas took an upward turn In the bld
price. tractors above So being offered for
quotation lots or n 100-share lots. There
was a scarcity OF the stock on the floor
and only twelve shares were sold.
AZ meeting Of the newly elected board
OF trustees OF the District Title Insurance
Company and the Washington Title n
surance Company. L l. Schmidt. was
elected president; Charles G~~Allen. and
Thomas p Woodward. vice presidents
George Il O'Connor, secretary and trea-
surer, and William Clabaugh. assistant
secretary and treasurer.
a semi-snnual dividend Of 3 Der cent
on the capital stock Of each OF these
companies was declared. payable after
January % 10 stockholders Of record on
January Il
At a meeting of the directors Of the
Metropolitan Bank yesterday George o.
Watson was elected cashier. vice J.
Gales Moore. who was chosen auditor OF
the bank II IS understood that the cleo
ton Of Mr. watson TO the position OF
cashier was at the request Of the new
president. George ". White. NJ. Wal
son having served in a similar capacity
under Mr. White at the Commercial Ma
tional Bank
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16

New York Jan. 15-Bradstreet'S review
OF the state Of trade tomorrow viii say:
"Jhanges In the general business sit
uation are largely favorable Spring
orders are being placed IN fairly liberal
quantities az the larger Eastern cenfers,
and travelling salesmen are sending 10
conservadvely optimistic reports.
The improvement is OF a slow. sub
stantiai kind rather than Of a specula-
tive character. In various lines the pros
pect OF tariff revision tends to develop
a certain degree OF hesitsncy in making
large future commitments, and, as a mat
ter OF fact, some contracts now being
entered into contain clauses which pro-
vide for new prices in the event OF ex-
isting tariff schedules being rearranged.
: Lower temperatures have Induced a
better demand for seasonable goods at re-
tail, and this in turn has resulted In the
appearance OF some recorders. but the
very inelemency OF the weather has
bampered trade IN general lines in some
sections
However. this circumstance has been
Offset TO some extent by clearance sales
at reduced prices. At the same time the
cold weather has temporarily impeded
traffic and hamDered outdoor operations.
Exceptions TO the quite general rule
Of slow but steady Improvement are
furnished by cities in the Southern cot
ton belt. where trade Is still backward
and where confidence as regards the
future is not so marked, but IN the in
dustriaI centers things are certainly i'm
proving.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16

New YORK. ian B.-sterlirg ouist Elsh rztss 8
Doials loser. Rates for actual Business csossd As
follows; sixty days, 4sssaa4 SIS; demand. Es-ssa
4s-ses cables. 4s740aas7So. ComnsrcsaI hiIls were
4s5ss for ninety days and 4SsaEssS for sixty dayS
Flour bis Esrs 4Ss5s fo- sixty days
TIE supply q g-ain and cotton bills vas FooL
Money O. cal az the stock e1chanzs to-5sT
opened az - per cent: highest. 2; Lowest u
closing, "a Aost q the days loans were st -
per cert-
Tine money remained duIl and UNCHANGED. Thers
vas so1ls inclination o1 the pa-t e local invita-
tons 70 advance rates slightly but ofFerSnz q
funds ron 01l-0it0En cCuters T-eTeuted This De
mand continued moderate and supply limited Rates.
Sixty and ninsty DAYS "a Der cert; four months
Eve an5 SIX u.11-s as5is-
Me1CE1-ie pspeT vas iSlei n limited c1zutiriss
hence 6uslress saaIl despite the god te-nand
Rates Ssa4 pe- cent fc- sixty and ninetv 6a-s &
d5rsed bIis receivable; 57sss for choice four spd
SIX uoutas. single names, E5sa5 for othe-s
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16

New York. Jan. N.-F1uetuatons In the
price OF securities to-day were not IN
frequently spoken CT as part OF a dead
and live market. and the charaetsriza-
ton vas generally admitted % be just
by all those who heard IL
The tendency Of the market was in fact
to-day 10 q greater extent toward dull
ness and professionalism than on any
other day during the year At hardly
any tine during the day were there ex-
t-sme changes OF a full point IN the active
stocks. and to the gains and losses 81 the
close we're in most instances trivial, that
Is n the standard shares.
Had It not been for certain movements
in some OF the industrial and inactive
stocks the days market would have been
substantially barren OF any interest what
ever These movements comprised, IN the
first place. & rise IN the American Agri-
cUltural-Chemicsl, and Virginia-Caro-
Ina Chemical stocks, which seemed 20
affect the American Cotton Oil common
shares IN sympathy. and their only known
basis was renewed rumors OF the kind Of
which much was heard e1 the end Of last
year. Of the hattering prospects for a good
business n the coming year for the
different fertilizer manufacturing Orgaui-
cations.
Canadian Deal Goes Through.
Formal announcement was made this
afternoon OF the consummation OF the
Canadian Minneapolis, St. Paul
and Sault Ste Marie Wisconsin Central
deal" by which the Canadian Pacific
company, through It's subordinate con
eeTn, the 500 guarantees & per cent
dividend return on wisconsin Central
preferred stock and acquires control Of
the Wisconsin Central property.
Upon this announcement Wisconsin
Central preferred stock. which has re-
Gently enjoyed a large rise. declined on
proft-taking. Wisconsin Central com
mon stock. On the other hand. which has
been relatively neglected. advanced. and
the rise was accompanied with an aG-
vance in the Duluth. South Shore and
Atlantic common and preferred shares.
being those Of railway organization
affiliated with the Canadian Pacific also.
Money Beins Heaped Up.
ESte ylt4 tae I0FEnal Wisconsin Central
announcement. and the practical certain
" that an issue OF Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy bonds Is forthcoming for the
purpose Of raising money to pay for the
recent purchase By the Burlington OF the
Colorado and Southern road. the only
developments OF Importance or interest
to-day in the Wall street district were
large estimates OF the amount OF money
now being heaped up az this center by
reason OF return OF funds from the in
terior.s Calculations were this afternoon
that the amount Of money gained during
the week by the banks as shown in 20
morrow's official return would rua as high
as Slo,0B,Go0 Considerations Of this kind
naturally dwarf as a speculative factor
any questions that may be raised as
70 gold exports in the near future.
Borrowing Of money was reported to-
day for thirty days use at ~ per cent
nearly the lowest, II not the lowest ever
known at this season. and IN banking
circles the commonly expressed opinion
IS that there IS likely 70 be an actual
glut Of money here for the next few
months a. least
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prizes Quoted arv wholesale,

tP1ces Cuoted are Tho5eSais.)
BUTTER-Creaner. fancy. Ssi.a3s: Western srsss.
&: seconds 5sa27; process fsrCy. 2sz&5s; far to
g0od. za2i; dairy. choice. lsals; EOOd. Is: store
packed. f7ssh. Il
CHEESE-NsH York State fsucJ, iarTe. isa15
do. snail I5sI5H
EGGS-Near-Sy, fanc5 Virginia loss OF. 3os3l;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia %; Teunes-
see, %; NcTth Carolina GaSa
LIVE POULTKY-Clickens. fancy, srrinz. II.
large l5al5: snail lsaI7: hens. IZss: roosters. 8,
duoks, izrge, ISsIi; do, snail, loaif; geese Tss
turkeys, tons. PEI %, Il: do, hens. Is; thir, r.
keats, BAR
DRESSED POULTRY-Turksys hens. undrswo.
ler pound. Es2o; Do. average. Endrzwn, Ials; 10
thin. l2lzal4: tens 5Glss chickens spring large
l5sls; do. smaH Is; hens. e1osce, IS roos-es, sac
ducks 1iaI5 gesse. Ilal3; czpo1s pounds arerzra
qound 2; snail. IS
DRESSED MEATS-calTes. full dressed llals,
Do, heads of. ual2; hog dress calves, 10: hams
country. s1gur cured. I21ls: hogy snail ard neat
DsT CEt. 30; do, met-Gn, 7.09a7.5e; DO. heavy.
eeoaTea.
GAME-Rsbhits, pr dozen. LEzz00; kits. z5sI0o:
quail. Per dozen. fancy. 1o1a3G5; do, small aOos
20: squirrels. each. Gas. opossuns. each, 1sso.
EEGETABLES-Pc-ztoes, hone1growu uer bs1she,
s5e5e; per bbl, L75sl00; Eastern Shore pe- bba
;7saZoo; sweet potatoes per boi-. Lz5al50; yarns.
Per bb.. LoCal-25; cRrTOts Der bb. L25alS5: c.cn-
bers pr BASKET. L0SLS9; clcsDber pickles, psr
oaszct 75alZ5i cabbsss- pT b5l-. L0ezl-5o; caIii-
flower, per bbl.. 2elz3o0: cel-Sy per doz. stalks.
Gs5e; lima beans. per Ct. 7ales Onions. per bushel
e1a75; Maryland ard Virginia. PER bbL Ls8aI g;
Ohio. PER bbl-. L5laLs5: pumpkins pr bhl. SOa7s:
squash. pr bbL, 75al5-
GREEN FRUITS-OranGss. PER box zSaAOO:
grape r1it. per box 300ss.5e: epples. hIne. per
bbl 5o0aS50; Ugbbards1n sbceS75: YORK In
perisi packed, 4eez45: Ben Davis. packed. 500
L25; Wine sap. packed. 275zs 90 Albensrls Pippin.
i0os5-@: GOD 70 prime. 20o13O: poor to fair.
l50sZeo; ODe1-hezd bbls-. c1umon to coed. lQoaIe
fancy table fruit. 25oa25e; cTanbe-ries. Cape Cod
PEI bbl-- 7eoas5o; do per Standard crate 20sa2 q
piaeapples, Florida. per cate. 3e0ai09.
DRIED FRUITS-Appies. sliced, fancy 4: do.
sliced. bright. 81; cherries. y; t,scEberries 4:
whc-tlebeTTies 70: rsspberies q
GRAIN-Whezt. Soutker1, ol grade ssaIg: RE
75sso cOEn. sheed. white. 7oa74: do. yellow. 7aa7s:
do. per bo-. 32s new. ear. SO; cats Western
ihite No. 2 5sa6G. do. mixed Ea8
HAY AND STRAN-Hay. WeSdGn. No. l. I35s
Ao0i Nc. 2 E0AI2so: mixed. u0ozl2Q Straw.
rys. bundle Is0oalAs5 Tye, machine thrashed Icoos
.oso; wheat. 60os855: cat s;ras pr ton. sOoss %
The Washington herald., 1909-01-16

8rsed fo- export IS. cozTse meal II basz. LaI 8
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Stsa5y tTS6si dan
25s1s.
HAY-Receipts. 50 tons; steady; light inquiry
Prime timothy. 90 ceEts; No. /, SoasZ-s; No ?
- " 8 e.
STRAw-Receipts q tons; strong; limited SUP
P1T Long re. LloallZi5-
BEEF -Stsads. moderate demand FSlLy. 6e
al-.eo. racket 45csl5e.
PORK-Steady; trade moderate Ness, 6-75: fan
H. l2o
LARD-Cnehangsd Prime Western 100; city
95o. refined continent. Ill5: South AmsIca7, AS
refzed BraziIian. kegs rs; oieostsaTins. III
Lard ste1Tine inactive New York. Il; Chicago. Il
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wAsHIxGTON CATTLE MARKET.

oATnE-E1;ra. pef zEt. as1EN: hatcher. "a
SEQ: ccnnon Eea21
HoGs-Psr ert-. Erus aOoass: ordinary. per
ewt, z05sSz.
LANBS-sizs71z
sHEEP-Prine. Eoasz.S5: common, 20aa2a.
CABYES-PHme. pG d. 81; medium, T;zss:
Elz,
cows-Prizs. frssa. each. sS@z&m; ezuzau.
SR=9ss Cd and CT. u esRA
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To Resume Double Trackin9

Roanoke. Va, Jan. I5.-Double tracking
On the Scioto division OF the Norfolk and
Western Railway viii be resumed Febru-
airy !. when SO men VIII be put 10 work.
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When Tou have lest or found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald. and BIZ win be sent you
81 cent word.
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CURB MARKET.

Q10tatious furnished b y. B. Hi5bs & Co. I'm
bcrs New 1ork Stcck ExchaaEs, Elbls BuildirE
f5 fifteenth street northwest
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STOCK MARKET DULL
The Days Gains and Losses
Are but Trivial.
CANADIAN DEAL ACCOMPLISHED

wisconsin Central Company Now
Owned by the Canadian Pacific.
New Concern Guarantees a Per
Cent Dividend-siOney Gain shown
by Banks of s10yOOO,OOO.
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4 YOUNG NAN. WHO INVITES CLOSEST
uersonal inrestirztio1 desires 70 find party who
ca1 furnish $1,000 70 france p7upcstioz E1'ca =
both safe ard pr0ft2hs. IL oue q he DoSt p-os-
pe-1us Southern cites Address "SOGTAEkS.
Herald caace 1a--4t
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-RsEular call. Y O'Clock noon
Washington Gas certificates. SD a. losss
Washington Railway and Electric preferred y ct
Washington Gas, / al So. l6 a. So.
Bel Telephone Of PsansylEania. 10 al lo5z. 10
a. H5. a. los. 70 At lo5. % At ls3. 10 AZ l0z's
q az Ns
National City Bank 70 a. E5. 70 at IsEs.
CouI1nfrciai National Bsnk. 10 a. Us 10 st rs 10
AZ l75 % al Is 70 at rs 10 at *
National Metropolitan Bark 70 at 2n
United States Trust 5 al Iel
After caIl-Aersenthsler. % az rs 10 az rs 5
a. 8s AZ 8s. ? AZ rs I 81 rs ! AZ rs
a. So
United States Trsst. 5 At 100. 70 AZ 100
Washington Gas. ! az ss1s
Capital Traction. az IL
Commercial National Bank, 70 a EES, 70 a.
li4's. % st l'f7s, % 81 l7fz 70 AZ TsE.
United States registered \ $50 AZ 1904
Following are tie bid and asked prices On yests,-
days Washington Stock Exchange.
GAS BoSDz
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotatio1s fHrnishsd b W B. Hibbs L Ca.
members New Kork Stock Exchange. Hibbs Buiid-
iug. z5 fifteenth street northwest
CALI. M0NET-SAE.ES BY HOURS :
Moneys o., ia; r.. ?; l.. IszJ Cls >
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltinore Jan. 5.-Follouing are tbs sales snd
quotations On the most active securities listed On
ths Baltimore Stock Exchange:
SALES
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NEW YORK MONEY.

'Ez dividend ? pr osat
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Total ElcS ac6e0. aSzi2st E73os Tztzdzy,
T.Gscas Eesk go. snd 1s5ns Tssz ssn
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WEEKLY BANR CLEARIxGs.

NsE YORK, Izn- B-Bradstreet's hang eisarsnes
f0T ths Esek ended January Il show