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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
T 5SS7 IFs< srf 7E7l7y .( 6< sF T7 'IF ! 7s zELAYA,zH HEAD APe0f TO FALL Eassnce mulIipies 1hst He Nil Relie. MUCH 1ALk or SUCCESSOR Name of Joe Madriz Is 0llen
 Msniioaed. Believed That ia Retiring Present Me sr.ruas Chief wni Attempt ts Dictate to sueeeesi.s Ad- .sini.sratio.--ret Aseep- tssls ts pss |. t
MUCH 1ALk or SUCCESSOR

washington, Dee. lO.--Evidence Is multiplying that zeiaya Intends to re- tire from the presidency of Nicaragua. Reports to that effect are general
 lthroughout that country and the American consular officers seem to
 The latest news from Nicaragua lreached the State Department this
 morning and stated that lose Madriz was talked Of ar Zeiaya's successor.
 In the absence Of definite infornia-
 | ton 1t fs assumed this suggestion comes from rzeiaya's friends and for that reason as well as others. his se-
 lIection would be far from satisfactory Ito this government. laguan delegation of the Central
 American peace Sconference, held hero | in 1907, and he was also elected sec
 retary of the conference. At present
 he is the representative of the Nic- araguan government in the Court of Justice at Cartago. which Is charged with the settlement of, questions aris- Ing among the several Central Amsri- lean countries,
 Attention is called to the fact that about year ago in a dispute which arose between Salvador and Guate- mala. on one side and Nicaragua and Honduras on the other, which was de- cised against the contention of Mic laragua. Madriz made an effort to dis rupf the court. He Is said to be g very able man with high ambitions
 and 1t Is a question among Central Americans here whether he could be
 wholly dominated by zelaya and for that reason they are at a loss to un- derstand the reasons for his candida Icy for the presidency being put for ward by zelaya.s partisans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-11
Amazed at Dssaansls.

. Bluefieids. Nicaragua, Dec. 1a.--- General Estrada was dumbfounded today when he learned that she cb- sect of the conference of zeiayan en- poys with General rornos piaz, rep |resefltfnE the iiisnrkent reader, was to demand tiie surrender of the insur- gent army ' sslfls.
 General yasnuex. in o3nsfnand of q division of the govarnsnent troops near Rama, on Wednssday., proposed a conference to General Estrada The latter, believing that VRsquez sought opportunity for an advantageous sur- render. sent General Diaz to meet him. The government envoys proved to be Julie Bonilla and Major Eva. Accompanying General Diaz for the insurgents was Major Zeiaya, ne- phew of the president.
 When Diaz heard the demand for the surrender of the insurgents. he immediately declared that vasquez declaring that the insurgents posi- tion at Rama was inipregnable aud that the United States was supporting General Estrada The conference con- tinued today.
 The arrival of the United States cruiser Des Moines has created the greatest enthusiasm and drawn the whole town to the water front. The cruisers band played .aThe Star Span gled Banner.r Comfnander John H i. Shipley. of the Des Moines. conferred today with Thomas P. Moffat, the United states consul at Biuefields, re- garding the course to be taken.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

The spot cotton was quiet Tith prices
ana H. IJc mddiing Gulf Sales 2oS bales for Son
spot markets were teiegraphed follows: Galveston
gas ss aEshansSa at s Il c Sales ioo bales
quiet unchanged at 9-lGe Savannah que f ig1 IN
changed at sc Wilmington quiet sc 9wer at gsf is
MorI0lk ana 9g,s1 1nchansed at asc ROCK STEADY
gnehangsd ss bses At ss epa esdy a unsansed @
sales 1850 bales 81 Louis seI9y esles 5S bales
Estimated receipts at Leading points sf 70 @ bales last
week bales last a at i Ha and "a
500 bales s ssans sn5 a New saoS Sirens
bales bales iss against i2oI7 week and oss' bales
last oitoh fsa5 Exchange special cables Spot cotton n5
rt sa 20 baes American 1000 bales receipts u goe
bales all s,ea5 AmeTc1n at point daeiine e
points o~ST i3sG MarchApr Iod AprMay
6o9Ed MayJune and Jnne-Je;y @ tober 4S5d
ss tsld ana
A. ASP soa4 marc To-Day basinss ~a
confined o for most SIs part 9ndRanged and about
-four enGtaby Tss a9o,eG Go on the New
York Produce Exehagge: sprins patents 8 SGSS s.
spring CLEARS s. : 20 96as ss'sa So RucWHEx
9uo,eddR EsiT 9 s9e Sss 5aossd @ R
G2ied 81 SgS.sd SSsf S. fiPs FEET ES
Sa sfeady: city hn Quoted; western spTls 30 90:
standard s sa 90 Bulk SOS sacks mddns s25 5GaSes 30
SaS dee SCI January Shipment hoihihy SioP' -
t,ii, SOS % sacks; oiineal. $50 ,s..,ns5 ,osz
Du.A being well sustained plp9I
ss~sTot wheat affected by considerabie
selling pressure the close ana aropP' 6DaI - n
nst loss one of the chief features Oh tne rI us
- n styone SET Of cables. notably. the Liverpool
sr.er which closed IS I'D net higher, La %a~ ,a~
the OF Continental nsHiiia ~
rePo5t Indicated shortage of stocks ONE.
ira,,ences Connected the foreign stfehs.n 49,
less favorable news tioI!
Todia and active covering OF shorts me buSaPes'
Worlds shipments. however amounted 70 aoa 600
t,s,sis acrordine Brocnhaii, compared .'"s,VVo
t.shsis the previous week This foreign news saEe
domestic markets quite steady opeh1hs' @ a.e -.
huvng result of prospective toWer teI'l-
IN western where most OF lhe
P.ari.e hss been removed reports or better
cash demand Western points together WIZ ;,,ie o
of bushels in the American
rhe Canadian visible showed an increase OK 1sS'oVV
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 25CATTIE-Recepts estiInaIed at -
600 head; market 15c higher steers, 81 oSd TO-
S3dS5 50 heifers Sf6$5 TO- bulls, 50 4OasS go
So 50aS9 30: stockers feeders. 81 5OqS3 10 HUT
Receipts estimated 900 head market 10gI9c 1lgns
shipping Sc 1886 60 butchers 50 aO4so
light mixed 90QS6 10s choice light. So OSGSo " ~
sIfEEPTReceipts estimated 14,0oo head; market
steady 10c higher: sheep. 81 2ogSo So' 'zinos ~
81 49, yearlknss. S5QS7. &C. ,..S. MA
ket active: butchers shippers. Sc 80 on hghI com
non 81 6OG$5 SIS. CATTLE-Receipts i22s nesq 20 30
ket steady and quiet; fair to god Shippers sSsS
SHEEP-Receipts. 2s2 head: market weak aI S-sF''
East buffalo Jan. observation-disclosures. $500 hsad
market fairly steady prime steers soqSo
shipping. S. 5ogS6 co. butchers S4 I5Q$2 90 geess
500 head; market active and steady at SigsIu
Receipts 500 head; market active and l0giSc
heavy and mixed Sc 65GS6 E5 Workers 50 ISgSe %
S5 5OdS5 20; roughs So 50Gs5 75 S4QS4 To- dars
S6 25dS6 80. SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts l44VV heau
market active; sheep lambs and yeariinss 4c
lambs S5GS7 yearllngs Sc 25qS6 I9 wetnefs Soy
Kansas City, Jan 25-CATTIE-Receipts, lSOOO ne ao.
Including coo Southerns; market strong TO 13c nigh
choice export dressed beef steers 80 IogSo %, IN
to good 81 25dS5 60 Western S4qS6 sockers ana
feeders 50 OGS5 7 Southern 81 25aS5 6 Sout
81 5O6s4 80; native cows $2qSo 20 Inse ~
ers SO 356S5 10: bulls s3Gs4 T5; calves s. oogSo ov
weak: top Ss 4O bulk s0ase 3d. heavy So =
40; packers butchers S6 0odSS 50; hghts - 10y
s6 90; pigs S4GS5 80. SHEEP-Receipts 300 heaa'
market 1nd25c higher lambs, S61$T 50: ewes ana year
err shttp S4aS5 so; stockers and feeders S33st TO-
Union stock Yards Pittsburs. Jan. IL,
Supply light. slow lower: CHOICE 50 Zog 90 90
higher on lambs prime wethers. $5 as5 10 Gulls
and common S29s3; lambs. s5as7 so NEAL
CALvEs-ss 5o@s9 HoGsaReceipts fair &c assiTS; sES
Sc Co. heavy s6 50@$6 So light Workers 50 III
QSs 25: pigs. SIS 75 So So roughs. S5G 50 30
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

70 yesrllnss 90 n at ss s'; do ass n at 81 CO.
ShdfsS Mullen: yeaI. 1ae p at ss sT4 81 DO Iss
n At 50 p iv Il DO Us Us y p So eus l2s ID. at 20
John ?. Nelson yssls ro So !5; 4 DO M i2e
is IS Dc s 8 S.lhysla ~ ssv!s ss 10
$S 90; % western calves st ~ at = 90 ~ Ar $40 Il
yeaTings ago n at 81 75 do $50 10, at s. 50
50 'sili"e' 95 wright * CO. = OA''Sa'o '--'e9'
50 m sIHde5 8 d = ia vfs "a at Is s. e 70 at IS SO o 30 n az S.
eulls is7 n al 50 harnyard calves 1eo 10 al -
Tcbin shannon; veas 40 rn at SO; 81 do rs ro.
s Judd I'd { Co =; Is " yeas i27 h at 50 25 do Ies r.
a. a. go 50: q w Mes5ssn 5s n caves W ss SO SO 10 ' %
Kerns Commission Company Il indiana ~ =, g. Is
70 cars or 155os head including siaushteI
and IA the market making with the stale stSSS %
steady Prime and choice lambs were firm TO fraction
higher medium grades slow and m barely s 6se ewes
sold at s3QS4 20 per Ioo NJ Gulls at y 90 s.ls
at s. yearnss at S. Dressed mutton quiet at egioi
Peho9ss Pef @ dTssfa abs is9' so@ at 5tsid s s. 20
Sales-Kerns Commission Company 90 Indiana
s. IS 28S DO 50 r. IS 2ss do 50 10 ssS at s0 iSi ~
p Buffalo yearng5 100 No. at So q lnqlsR1 m s S"7ep
SANDERS 199 state lambs s. n, - at 81 81 = 81 n i a. sS
II Pennsyiyana DO 81 yssrlinssso 60 los @
~ ~ I at Ss % 20 s ssa1e shee ~ lS s do @ ios n al 81 So
s. 70. 50 4o % do. 100 NJ at So - Pennsyvan'A do'
shippers Commission Company: 19e lambs 50 ~
81 so; 1875 do 81 rb. at 81 so e. "a
Newton & CO. 13 Maryland lambs. IS 10 a. 80 o.
W 90 lambs = n s s. So 10 ,S4 Sqls Is
B. w Otis & Co 27 state lambs. IS NJ at 81 .
G. Curtis IL state larnos, "a 10 at - 90
iiG HoGsGReceipts for two days we're 551s cars. or
firm on Buffalo and advices No sales repo[Iea
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, January % l'u9
BEANS AND PEAs-ReceiPts to-day 8g2 sacks sacks
and 237 sacks peas No n9% ysrs wsTs
taking only such stock as current needs require. "A
these are ruling very because Of the compare
FE ANs"-Marrow choice per bushei 81 as: o fair
good. 81 81 90: medium choice 81 ~ z q s. 80; %
a 50 -; pea 50 05a 81 y; medium 81 aog$2 o. white
sdaSy s. Sc red Rdney cbose 81 aS@sa 20:
SsS S4og Irtie soup choiSe lima California
ehoice Choice s. ss@$S 90 PEAs-sco1eh bags, bushe
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. 4ss7 pkgs. Another de-
Gis Gnsettied quite good deal carried
and point at which The demand would absorb tho
fresh arrivals The buying at the reduced hfutes IS
decline most operat9rs hold of gnt1 il lis is
quotations the general transactions Of the day
Snr Snre 'axye W Quote creaery specials per H. 3o
3oe do extras 29@ % q 90 hrss ST. bcd 2se 10
29a 2olz do extras 2sd 2s1c do hrsts 90 n 27e do
to sr S ais p Sc do specials sedo55s y & DO
90 t6irasl s e fo1 We Grst - 10 aSae do seconds
held 20c: DO No = ieaf9Isc; do No 8. 1s@Isisc
shows iitfe if ehanEe in general features Demand
stocks @ y 30 so, in IN ieys m and no chaneo ss been
tIesresh business reported export account Liver;
goo cable Finest Gsnsdisn new 6as I'd for GooTed and
40 o6s do 10 arSe ee or 4 do wnsr made best as
do good to prime; 12G15c: do common to fair loE@
iGc do fair to good. 7iE@S51c; common, 405c: full
Skins. 2j.sJ3i=c.
EGGS-Recelpts to-day. 4.3o9 Arrivals
there is liberal accumulation OF fresh gath
the market and trade is quiet Adyces nd
moderate supplies IN transit but the weather
in producing Is mild and favorable 10 produc-
ton The surplus held under Western speculative
orders and values sustained. but the natural
tone IS weak. State Pennsylvania md near
y selected white fancy 34GI35c choice ,32Q
33c do fancy, SEE do fair choice,
iTsts 31c; do seconds. 2aG2ei2c; do
thirds 2TN2sc: des 24d2Gc checks 2242Sc refrtger-
2+027i1c 80, -,
ai5 Steady Canberries quiet but held at full late
ag,r.s Strawberries In better demand late prices
oranges moving slowly. unless small and fancy Grape
fruit slow Pineapples weak. We quote APILES,
king and Northern double head bbl, 50 3eGSJ;
~ BALDWIN cold storage. S4dS5: do storage
"a 506S 81 80; do Davis 81 F0nS4 25 do Sresning
T5sDsJ; dc common STORAGE 81 9nS4 %
40 double head hbl poor fair, 81 5onS3; GRAN
FEPTTFS Long Island. Dbl. s1i 80: do cape
tscrs $40 S.,Is 20: per New York crate, 81 oD
e. a. AZ native Jersey per standard bbl S11 5as13; do
rer standard crate S. So do New York crate ~ %
Srr2 .W-F3FRRIES Florida refrigerator, quart log
So men crates. I5I25c: ORANGES. tlorlda pine
fancy box 81 13mSSf 90 lNe9
coI,fs 81 snTso 50: Indian River fancy seiectec
coTnts 75GS3: lines 81 holS2 30; 90 othe
choice % fancy So %: do common 70 pTie 81 -ol
Sc do very wasty. inferior 53cGs1 90 Porto Roo s per
5ox 81 sds1 rs: TANGERINEs Forida 1er stGap r n1@
"a, KITNoIJ sTS Florida quart, stmoci r5fsat
aso. PINEAPP Florida. per crate aocus a. "0
e.Tban 7scdsI rs: Porto Rico. socIsl 90. ,s :,
HopS-ThRre a continued fairly active u'i,aiiu ia
York remaining stocks. WITH mos puse7s
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
Cit0tions.

YT,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK: TO
Il persons in the assigned
Bailey James A. Punderford and Francisco A.
individually ami partners send Greeting
each OF hereby cited and required
sOnaIly be and at Special Term OF the
preme Court County OF New York. Part IN
the County House in the Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY OF New York. 18th OF Feb'y. 1903. at
1890 o'clock A NJ. then 10 show why q
OF OF Theodore /. Bailey
O named James A Punderford and Fran
cisco A Perozo fnsolvent debtors should and
be shown. then 70 attend the settlement OF shs
Assignee's accounts
IN testimony whereof hereunto
of the Supreme Court TO be hereto affixed
Supreme court. this 18th day OF December. 1903
fSeaI.I PETER j. DOOLINC. Clerk
ECNFJV AIS & PERRY. Attorneys Assignee. 2 Rector
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
To silva Otsro HermanOS Estate of Manuel Gomez c.,
Alexander Koppel Francisco J. Casas. Teln1o =.
Dfaz Lorenzo Cuellar, Executors OF Cesar Medina.
RICARDO Calvo R Cespedes. Martno. Celia
SaIceSo David Puyana. Peschacon Ricardo
G. Marquee Prieto Co. Manuel G. Cabrera Sfisr 81
Unnsna. A Robert. Jose Bisbe P. Rita Mora de-
Candida. Nunez Co, del Gaego & Co. and sarah A
Ths foregoing citation served you by pubica-
ton prrsuant order % Hon Charles r MCLEAN.
Justice OF the Supreme OF the state OF sw York
herein in the the Clerk OF oe County Of New
York al the County House. The Borough OF Man
haitian City York on the 18th cay OF Decemoers
1905. s
ENEvAI.S a PERRY Attorneys for Assgnee Once and
Post Once Address No Rector Street. Boreuga -
Manhattan. New YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Ian t25-Increased receipts and favor
able weather in this country for the fall sown crop
i35snired a bearisb raid on the wheat nlarket-3-
dav which resulted in closing declines OF &c 20
Lc to iZc 10 Sc Corn ana oats closeu 4iiA ~
provisions weak ~,
The slump in wheat prices occurred late In the
dav and was accompanied by more activity thil
had been manifested at any other uIae curing @ .no
entire session. Several leading commission houseS
VINO were beaTishly inclined, were IdirIS aCLIN0 ~
sellers during the final hour the selling oeing esp
ciallv brisk the last few minutes OF Iraue- -
heavier movement of wheat reported az all primary
points in this country was largely responslols Ior
the selling pressure. although many PIT udderS
n,are disposed TO favor the selling side OF the mar
zt becaIse of the recent rains in the winter WhedC
beIt 4 lively demand for cash wheat at hdhsaS
civ had tendency TO steady the market durlns
the first part Of the day and an ADVANCE OF $50 e a
Iiverpool caused moderate hrnlness at tne Sldlt
The market closed weak at the potion prices wiz
Nav at 81 % and July at 9I14c to Si1sc CIsdl
of ybest and -four were equal to 2S9OOO ousIels
The visible supply decreased lS29.0OO bus4eIs ana
tb amount on passag ge increased 31o4 600 bushels
I,Ia1,1 racsints we're 76s 600 bushels, compared
1riTh g5t 900 bushels the corresponding day a year
ago Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re-
cepts Of 4GS cars against ooo cars la9' "
AL cars year ago. -. L.,
Reports that country roads were almost I'M
passabIe owing recent rains Throughout tho J9I
bet caused considerable covering oy shortS, VII.
resulted in A firm market for corn The volume OF
trade however. small, the poor demand Lu9
the cash grain having tendency 10 check trace
IT, market closed firm, with prices up 1sc to &c
IN ssc Final quotations on Nav we're ozc 70 @ o-1sS
and on July 62l4c- Local receipts were ''o 0aiS'
with one of contract grade
Trade in oats extremely quiet but a nrIn
tone prevailed the greater part OF the DAY Inc
market chiefly affected by the strengtn OF eoi H.
The 7los. was firm. with prices up lsc - &c 10
ILc with Nav at 5I34c 517sc and July at 4o1ec
Local receipts were $50 cars.
liberal realizing by local holders caused weak
mss in provisions following considerable firmness
a+ the start. The early strength was due TO Sc
advance in the price OF i've noss- td tne , Eal
closed weak with prices sc higher to 1Oc lower
ESTIMATED receipts for tomorrow; wheat
cars corn, 431 cars; oats, 22i cars hogs' -S'ooo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January 25. 1909.
COFFEE-The coffee market received considerable
there appeared 10 be little demand after opening
steady al unchanged prices advance points
e market became irregular. closing steady points
n76ner 70 points lower Sales for the day
ported Of 2s.oo0 bags. The opened higher
sponse 10 frmer European cables demand from
one OF the leading package coffee houses above
the forenoon the purchases esti
mated 4.OC0 bags OF May and about 10000 bags Of
July Notwithstanding this concentrated the
market showed reactionary tendency the
partly for the OF other trade interests OF the
European markets Havre z9A& franc higher. while
Hamburg was Z pfenng 10 z pfenng higher The Bra
lillian markets both firm with the cables reporting
advance 10 reis Rio Of 25 res for Santos
while IS unchanged Receipts the ports
"a 600 bags making total far for the season
600 years Rain reported in all districts OF
Warehouse deliveries for the week 15s,
2SS bags, against 151.363 last week and 12lSSI last
year. The market spot coffee steady on the
United the week 15SSS
against 363 Last and l21ssI last year
the former amount New York reported 9i.sol bags
weekly clearances and shipments Of coffee from
lillian ports foowsf Ro-Clearances. % 600
bags including United states, 10000 for
Europe and North Africa snd 1000 TO cape Fver tate
for the United States. 4; for Europe seven santos
CIearances 3S haEs including 2250oo to the United
States Europe and North Africa and loo Tor
Cape River Plate South AnSrfca Santos
SSbipnents for th- United States coo bags; for
Fcurore. Is2 600 leading Santos for the
United States for EuroIe' three N'ctoria-
Weekly receipts bags: 26G0o cIearances to
GERMANY 100 bags. and elsewhere. 4To0 The re-
certs at Rio the week toteled 2itt19
hags against 27s0D0 last week. i31o last year ana
The OF contract prices IN the local ia'he' W
day e follows
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
Masters Sales.


MASTERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
VI Trust Company Of America Reading Hosiery
Company and Andrew E vaughan Trustee & o. JRsadinS
Hosiery Company. Bankrupt-In the Circuit Court oE
the United Eastern District OF Pennsyi
vanfa, April Sessions. 19os-In Equity
order and decree OF the said court IN
recited VIII be sold public sale ac
and Realty Sales Rooms Room 2 No p
North Sixth in the City OF Reading, Berks
County. Pennsylvania. Monday the 18Th day Of
February. d. 1909 the following described real ss-
wit
1 consists OF a large three story brick hosiery
factory building 12O X 50 IT. thoroughly equipped
with first knitting machines and looms and with
700 dog Of hose daily. and lot.
the City OF Reading Berks County. Psnnsyi-
vania. Wood street
No. ? consists a large story brick building
with frame suitable for factory purposes. and
lot. situate Borough OF Pottstown Montgomery
County the south side Of South street.
3 consists Of three story brick dye house with
frame annex. fully equipped with dyeing machinery
ready for operation and with the capacity q soous
and lot situate In the said Borough
Pottstown Keirn street adjoining the Philadei-
Reading Railway Corapany'S lands and with
Reading Railroad connection
Persons desiring view the premises DO upo1
raouest to wstchmen in charge thereof
information OF kind Will be given By ths
undersigned upon request Address Norris
town. Pa
made known At sale By JOHN NJ. DETTRA
Special Master.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
WEEKLY EXPORTS,
NrF...-nL,h.

BEEVEs-Recepts for two days we're ESQ cars; or
market and, counting the cattle held over from
Jersey city and 10 at the 6Oth street Sa ar ilsrI firm,
extremely slow with BUYERS holding on ana selIerS nm
% Later in the forenoon aughterers hold and
bought most of the offerings market closing frm at
shade higher. Bulls and cows We're fairly STEADY al
$3 75aS4 20 bulls at S3a$i 20 s2g$4 1o one fat
choice COW at 81 80 and one heeP at = 4g liverpool
and and beef markets steady NO exports
Sales"MdPherson & Coz 21 Virginia steers 1877 h
@ era o at % s. 5s 5S Per Be at 10; $ 20 aG q 3 d6 1S S
10 d. n So co.; Il Ksntge'y DO lsss n r. "a at
chicago DO 112 n at s. 7o H. 10 do = 1i2 81 e 6 a. 70 "a o 0
oss sg Il 900 90 81 81 st st 3 DO S ae2 s NJ at W So CO. do $50 H.
s. CO. do s9t r at s. 40 49, DC I4 no & e. g & oxen
1as n s. Su l22e lo at s. 29 sso n DO a. f9S 50 e. e.
at s IS 80 1851 e DO at G'G s. p so al g o 90 no 30 nS at @
70 KeatuaGy aRp.sin dsen os R'q'{ IT. s s. I
1923 n at 81 go hS6S6 2@o p p aos Fl 10 steers 14 H.
at So So 10 DO is57 n At $6 Is. ,,ss tsm
To6n oH@ shannon: % Indiana steers i5o 10 at s. 5o
bulls 700 70 at 50 go 5S - 20 &C foNs y 80 ID at 60 oo
'Jy % shamberg & Som q virginia 1871 fb at
% $ s. Judd & Co. bull 1890 ID. at SO so; COW $50
J. G. Curtis Som 12s5 n at s. q; 5;, =, built IL
100 So COW 1900 ~ a! s. So do 20 At iIos "a @ a
81 g. i9 $40 10 p d9 at So So r E do 10 S66 n s5
SO 81 do, 9tu 10 at 3 w. w.
zen ~ at 50 40: II do. 1856 ~ at 81 % - =.
Andrew Mullen | bull. $50 n, at 81; do oyo 10 dt
80 *, u cows Se5 So 49, do 66 10 al q
Ce5rre e L, s. DlIenback: bulls. 6t0 ~ at - %
s 5s5 N at sS; . DO $50 ID, 81 so; do. 6i3 1n'
at iiliGe Fl Wright & Co bulls 70. at IS 49, do.
$50 ID at So; Is6 II, at $S 90; DO 'oo 4p'
at icb2 81 40 p Nelson: bull $50 10 So 5o cows 9sS
rohn Ducev: cows T6T NJ at So -; do coo 10 az 81
TonV RW Otis & CO. cows. 72O 10 at 50 %; DO $50
n, 81. -. a. 49,, o oee head in
.,51n 0os head for butchers and l3S head LOT te
n,are7 inakue with stale calves. 1ZS4 heaI on
saIe VeaIs al the upper market We're rateo --la'u
IoCc- tbsn last Wednesday sales at those yerus, a.
tarssv 1itz. nrces were the as al te ctu
- Isst week. barnyard calves rated easier ~
aster calves 50c lower: the pens were econt
v,,a 10 choice vsas sold at S69SlO per lVo 10
a. harvard calves including warnings at y
calves AT s3 50dlS4 75; Indiana do et st1Sos
sse5 calves lower at SG14izc per N for clE oesseu
,-esIS ana SG13c for country dressed =.
S,Ie.R r " OTIS & 80 veals. l4l 10 avslsse az
ner loo NJ 10 do n. at 80 10 81 DO rs 10 al
So DO Hne az 70 % yeaIs 141 H. do lao n at
So 20. DO iS5 10 So So Buffalo do 1se 10 at SS'
do I02 Ih. at St. ,,o =, SIM do fso n
II H Hollis: 90 veais, lSs ID at si'' w. ~ ~
al CS1rts x son: "A veas 1873 10 at 50 90; = 90
"a -, AZ 80 25 "a 11o ID, at So culls di9 10 ~
S. do 1ss 81 so: 20 barnyard caves 40 ID a
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

3 large proportion OF the business the Consoli-
dated Exchange was in the specialties, the stand
ard issues being neglected throughout the best part
OF the day. From the opening Chesapeake & Ohio
slightly above the Stock Exchange. More than 400
shares changed hands at SSi4 compared with top
was s. compared with 6lTs- American Beet Sugar
was another low priced issue that was wanted. and
sold high as 265s. against 26iz. Still another
q the tipped group of specialties was American
Cotton Oil but its high OF the day $50. L Of
point under the other exchange, although its low
a az L above. There were plenty of other
tips circulating. among them that Peoples Gas
would go at u no. but the trading in the last
named limited. Irres sularty characterized the
dealings in the standard stocks The high prices of
Reading and Copper. 1915 and 1914, both Il
raaer the other board Detailed operations follow:
STOCKS.