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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
Asks Change of Red Gross order.

Asks Change of Red Cross Order.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ain an effort to
get Great Britain to rescind its order for
bidding the entry of mall bearing Red
Cross stamps the State department has
eabled to Ambassador Reid at London ask
ing him to use his offices in the matter
The message stated that as many packages
and letters bearing the stamps already
have been sent, 1t would cause considera-
BILE inconvenience II they were not deliv-
cred.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
TOWN so GOOD MAYOR QUITS,
MARSHAL GETS DOLLAR MONTH
Mayor of Lake Arthur, Iowa, offers
Resignation, sayinE There ts
Nothing 60 Do.

LAKE ARTHUR, La, Dec. A-Civie
righteousness has made new record and
municipal, civil and criminal business is
dun IN this city, with the result that the
mayor has resigned and the town marshars
salary has been reduced TO 81 a month.
The mayor rendered his resignation 10 the
ocuncii because he said there was nothing
70 do"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
MnnIIa MIIIa suspend.

MANILA, Dec. 4-Managers Of the local
cotton mills announce they will be obliged
to suspend operations when their present
stocks are exhausted because OF the high
price in New York ana London. Five hun
dred operatives will be rendered idle.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
BOOST FOR DEEMER BOOM
Dea MOines mar Association Urges His
ApPOintment as supreme
judge.

DIES MONIES, Dec A-The Des Moines
Bar association today passed resolutions
urging President TRft 20 appoint Judge
Horace f. DesneT OF Rsd Oak. Ia. as sue
oessor 70 Justioe Psekham ON the United
States supreme court Judge Deemer has
been one Of ths Iowa sagprems court fnr
fifteen ysArA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

Continued on Second Page,)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
Mexican National Band.

A feature OF the opening days program,
expected 70 ettract special interest and
insrre a generous Attendance is the two
concerts by the Mexican National bard.
The following programs have been an
nounccd by Director Francisco Duran;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Snow.
For Iowa-SnUw.
For weather report see page ?.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-04
HEAD OF ARMOUR BANK
MUM ON CABINET RUM0R,
If Reynolds Takes Treasury Port
folio He May Favor Central
Bank of Issue.

CHICAGO, Feb. L-George II. Rey-
nods. President OF the Continental
National Bank. vii. neither affirm nor
deny that lie has accepted the Secre-
taryshtp OF the Treasury from TAFT.
His friends in banking circles believe he
has accepted, II this is trus ]. Ogden
Armour Will have cause to rejoice. The
Continental National Eas been known
for years as an Armour bank" The
packing concern Is largely In control Of
Its resources, When =. A. Valentine
represented the Armour financial inter-
ests he was vicepres!dent Of the bank
j. Ogden Armour - now director and
the largest stakeholder.
Mr. Reynolds is known to favor cen
traI bank OF issue and reserve. whether
Il be called q bank or n national clear
!ng-house, and he is understood to be In
favor OF a credit or asset currency and
the general plan upon which Senator
Aldr.ch and the monetary commission
are working.
II Is said by friends OF Mr.. Reynolds
that he Is already arranging his affairs
preparatory to entering the Cabinet.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-04
LeadRstzined by'No. 50, Who
b Is, 1000 Votes Ahead of
Nearest Competitor.
:. LAST COUPON FEB. 10.
No Ballots win Be Rcce::' -. 81.
By Evening World After
Noon on Feb. 20.

Votes IN the Charles Frohman Ameri-
can Beauty contest, the twelve winners
Of which will be given places tn the
eat OF the forthcoming production
'Ths Dollar Princess" and will bs sdu-
Gated for stage careers, continue to
pile up. and the list now shows thirty
two girls who are In the ''more-than-a-
thousand" class. Twenty Of these have
more than two thousand votes
Beauty No. 80 still holds the lead
BY reason Of tho big Increase she
gained q day or two ago. and so sub
stantial was this gain that her i'm.
mediate followers have not been able
to get within 1900 votes Of her.
The feature OF yesterdays voting was
tho sensational bound taken by Beauty
No. 10. whose popularity is denial OF
the supposed hoodoo Of her number.
She mounted from tenth place to third
when over 500 vote coupons were sent
In BY her admirers
How to Send In Votes.
Votes can be sen; s!ngly or In pack
ages, as the candidate or voter prefers
~be Evening World lays down no rule
IN the matter, except that the candl-
dates number mus, be on each vote and
ali votes must be IN this office By noon
Feb. 70.
The voting coupon will be printed IN
The Evening World on page every DAY
until Feb. ~.
The twelve girls who secure the
largest number OF votes will be handed
over 70 Charles Frohman, who, after
a term OF instruction in stage work, VIII
make them members OF the compan!
he will present in The Dollar Princess
IN this city mex, August. Each girl VIII
be given a years contract with Af'
Frohman at So a week,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-04
coREY'S NIECE A BRIDE.

BRADDOCK, Pa, Feb. Miss Ber-
nice Marie McCrory, daughter OF the
late Henry McCrory, one of Andrew
Carnegie's Junior partners" was mar
RED at her home here yesterday to
Victor Peter Dzmura.
Mrs. Emma McCrory the brides
mother. Is a sister OF the former Mrs.
William Ellis Corey. The bride Is a
favorlte niece OF the head OF the Steel
tTrlAt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-04

New Marrowfat Peas ROYAL
STUART Brand sold rrgu.
lBr,E at 10. special. case
- cans $3.50: ia
dozen S1.2s can =. l ~
Fancy Table and Cooking
Apples - RnIdwiuS and
greetings; sold regularly
81 SOC. special. No 400
q basket ......,. -S
Boiled Ham 49, Armour Star
Rrand. tho best. tender.
lean hams on this market.
sold regularly Of anc. spe-
cial. sliced TO order none
deliveredD. per C2r
10.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-04

New Seasons Teas - To
further introduce our high
k:ade tea values we Will
sell for Friday all our reg
ular soc. grades. including
our special blends. straight
or blended 10 suit tho
purchaser: special. 10 lbs.
S3.25: 3 lbs, 81; S7c
per ID. ......,.... CIV
White md Green Asparagus
Royal Stuart Brand.
special. dos. hdp
SWEET santa Clara Prunes-
Luscious. glossy fruit: sold
regularly At Sc: spec al.
e. ~, ' AZ, ,S2 Sc
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-04
Quality Groceries, Wines Liquors from the Worlds Best

! Golden Apricots--Royal Stuart Brand.
| packed In extra heavy pure sugar
| syrup. sold regulnt!y NJ 35c,; spe-
/ olal, per dozen, S3..5: large CQc
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

ss 4 With % as ss :s: and f5 fog Is es car. on
sale Steers were rather slack ana rated 1oc
s; .; arm for light ara .f9d aPS % s;sasy
we're cleared. Fair 10 prime steers sold at IS So
81 and sIags at ass; bulls % 50 9s4 go
8 So Dressed BEEF was rather slow at 5aIoiIc per
ID. Latest LiyerPool and London cables quoted live
fTigerator beef slow e9 @9%c ID Exports from
in the Oceanic to liverpool about O85 quarters
OF BEEF In the Campania 10 Liyer&P99a bo Pool ., 1907 ~
Tsaa 6 & s h. 100 at 81 s. So - 81 g d. 3'q @ Ii st. 81 81 So @
s.ste bgis SO n g 90 stag COWS $50 % n
" G2 100 ss 0 OHIO At s. tee IS 1872 S f. "a a: 20
F. al e. m & % e n b. at " Sc g 9 g d. u s % at do s. 13o @
o6g 6g + # u "a a. g 49, % a 90 r. goo h a. IS 9o 9S% fSSo
ID :3 d. lie s i9; is 40 ss5 n. At 8 10
virginia los4 S,fs5 1858 s.
Do & ~ Jb At 81 50; bulls 11o4 ib. rsa at s. 25
Tobin & Shannon: state bulls. 1a45 Ii. at 81 50;
New Jersey cows, 1880 ID. at s. 40, state do. $50
5sdd Co. bull 1880 j p "a at S. - 81 z2o 7Po 9
o-5 6 curtis son: sso 1880 b at s. 7s S6S do
ID, s. 10: DO ee5 ID s4 do, 79o H. at So s5;
sac h. $40 @ IS S. ST. e SG DO eco ST6 f. a. s s DO ai h
g 7S s DO 79o h s2 so DO I59 - p B., at s. 40
h. at G0s s. rs Is at . o. - 40 040 l0
h Nssoa sg ssH i, 400 o. q :. a s. IS a. 81 $50 20 70
at 81 rs 10 do 62e iii At o.5 g 60 s.ko - o,o -
ARa.: %Sss So 'sG F. SS n ' ':s g.
s.d deTe Wright bull $50 70. at sa 50; coz.
John Ducey: ? oxen 17s5 10 al S5: COW. ESQ 70.
So go
II. II. Hollis: COWS $40 ~ 81 IS.
MICH COWS-Receipts were 115 head. including
so for the Prices steady for all grades.
and common to strictly coed sold al SqS6o per
head. with $50 the general top price .
Sales-J G. Curtis & Son. 80 fresh COWS at s25GSSo
per head
4. McCabe: cows and calves at $27@s4o. -,
CALNES-Recsipts were 1.238 head including 44O
for slaughterers 79S the market. Veals
firm, with many strictly choice offered Barn
yard calves almost nominal but steady There were no
Western offered
S6QS10 30 100 n; cul1s at So barnyard calves at
81 25QS4 so calves ruled firm eg16c ID
dressed 6d13I3c for country dressed.
Sales-J C. Curtis IA veas l49 n average. at
$40 per 149 ~ SO 25 100 do. 1876 10 at
SlO - do 10 -; 81 t25 fb at 50 So 10 do.
f2O n at s. so: IS do ia SIS. do, 1O4 ~ at
s. so. do III n. 81. do 120 II. at S6: barn
JellGe Wright & CO: 72 veais. 12s 70. SO 90: 81
at 113 n. at SO: 81 do llO n.
Sc: 1 barnyard calf 26O n az 81 30. -
MJlen 15 veals. 152 n at $40 90; % do. 14S
n at 50 25; l do. 165 70. IS; do. 05 fb at SO
John Nelson: veal. lao II, at $40; do, l33 10 at
50 so; do. 100 n. at 81 . . 80
b. Otis & Co: veal, l46 n. at $40 ou 3 oo 4ls
10, at SO: culls, 142 n. at s. so - . -, - -.
H Hollis: veal, I34 10. at $40; 6 do l2o ID At
So 30; / do. 1O4 10 a SIS 30: do % n. at IS So
George & l. 8. Dfentack: veals. 1S3 n at 80.
s Judd < Co: 2S vesls 80 y. at 50 -
: Sanders: . yeals -. a. $40 80; 20 d. 1SS 10
at $40: DO, 1l5 N. al Sc
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

prices points lower al 9l5c for middns upland and
aIos for s3-ddHg 81 f5l6 q obiia nr unchansed at
8iec: sales 400 bales; Savannah quiet and steady
unchanged at SIC; Norfolk firm unchanged al &c:
sales 81 bsles t and stesdy lover at 7-1sc
sales 93e bales St. Louis steads " gnsHaqEsG & o.9R an
steady. unchanged at ee sales % baiss Ga!EestGn
5nrbanred at al &c; sales $500 bales: Wilmington
atif at sse sses 900 bales Estimated receipts at
leading points foT ThaTsGay AZ ley ans soc as
year galveston il 600 10 1850 against l3 $50 last
40 II 500 against IL o5s and 2oe74 last year
@ ii edos s@snd SReIs sse!
snd sTp9F - 600 ooG: 4ddiing upland 515d Futures
opened quiet but steady at 70 polnts .ovanGs 9nn
s4 sl9sed fsfy T. aSasfy st FebFaa Fe5ay
May-Jugs sno 81 I'd octoSef 7eI
8ecenber-Ja January, 47od; January FebrIary. 4sezd
Observation-Disclosures. quiet but steady; cloths IN good
IfI5 4na sSs aoa4 Had doh6ass
quiet old prices The folioHing are prices auotsi
s: inter sTslghts 81 81 s5 oa $ = I5 ,o winter PAT,
e oa Il R3G 4 .saST fe9Sisd
EAR e g92a @ sh0S csotea to- fa1Sg n rss @ %
ysii9w s 5oati So coarse 8 soa s. 40 FEEPE I5I2
Be- .a5srd fG dn T SO zoe dou so s2e rsd
dog $40 30 city bran, s25 2. bulk s25 50 sacks mid
meal s33
lions i face Of adverse conditions including vigorous
raid bv he the opening. when the announce
1nent Of a large failure Duluth brought load %
long wheat the market. The whole professional
element went short the news expecting violent
break market, and were much surprised 10 find
hr leaders ready take everything offered At frst
Is attitude on part of large holders merely
checked selling wave. they seemed deter
mined support narKet all hazards. bear IN
difference fear and at the end Of an hour
movement IN progress This con-
timed with more viEor for the Of the day
especially in the hour when Il reported that
the failed had arranged to all obligations
in FuII and would at Last prices at New
York = q sc higher. Chicago closed l sc
on Nay abb "a c higher the remainder OF
the opening OF all domestic markets was ths
most excited weeks. and large quantities oe
concern was long cf the market Early rumors also
rad II that they short Of fax which has at
vanced about 3Oc IN the last months but this was
later denied The afternoon reports about full re-
sumption this received with 9 great
deal satisfaction. and the bulls IN much
ported Chicago that the bull leader had person
ally appeared the pit with predictioas for much
higher prices. and that his attitude had made .
strong impression traders. who for time had
lukewarm that side Of the marker. With the
exception reports about further heavy snowfaN In
the Southwest Of the day contained quite mum
ber OF bull points among them being strong Conti-
markets. another estimate Of only
FOR Argentine surplus and reporIH that Duluth
had sold IN the last days 100000 bushels
OF Manitoba and durum wheat, now at BunaIo, for
export. II also announced by BroomhaN that
official permission had been given in Portugal for fur
ther imports OF wheat. which are expected to reach
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

Kerns Commission Company; Pennsyivanta vealR
30 n $40: do, 12o 10 81
Mcpherson & Co veals so 70. al S.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts 81 cars or
1887 head including 50 for saughteres ana tor
full steady both sheep lambs and choice lambs
and Arm The pens cleared early
Common good sheep sold 50 12iza$4 20 per 100 n
few head So ordinary 10 prime lambs, al 50 0gSs
yearlings s6 So Dressed mutton steady az 63O Per
70; dressed lambs Al 16f3iec: country dressed hothouss
lambs at stl9S12 90 per carcass
Kerns Commission Company pa Buffalo lambs,
6s 10 81 IS 100 10 ia DO. e. 10. at s. 6Ss
p Pennsylvania 20 ~ 81 5O Il Buffalo yearnss,
81 10 at s6 so; Pennsylvania sheep 200 70. at So
bucks. 40 70, at 50
shippers Commission Company los stats lambs 20 70.
IS; sheep 1O6 n. at 50 IS
s Sanders: lambs. So 10 at s. IS; 50 Penn
syIvania do SO 81 So Pennsylvania sheep. 145
70. So 90: 20 state do, lo9 n, at s3 12l7-
George and I. s DHIenback: 124 state lambs. SO n
az Ss ! sheep 10 IS: 50 do, 10S 70, al So so
W r Hume: 233 Buffalo lambs. 66 10. AZ s. So
C & state lambs. T3 70. at IS; CO.
do 81 70. AT 81 %; - do, 50 p. at
s.; DO SO NJ SC as: S state yearlngs. % n. az
IS %; do IS IS Is: So sheep. g. %. az
81 80; 90 10 at So I5; bucks us 70. az IS %
HOGs-Receipts were 32l4 800 head. in
Guiding the market Prices were rrTn a.
compared with Mon5ay, and b41Oc higher. Good ne
diunn weight sold IS IS 100 n Country
hogs steady at sec per n for heavy 10
light weights.
sales-Tobin & shannon: IS state hogs. 14e n aver
age SO per 100 ~ roughs, as n. al IS S tate
Tuesday, I3 mixed Ohio hogs l42 n at 50 10
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.

--,s g~on age says: There is a feeling OF some
is.-1-afntrnea- even among those VINO refused 10
80 n .he chorus OF exUberant predictions OF last
i----s-7bsr There is TO snap in the demand, ana
-. re1Ilirs1ents there are come out in hesl'at
- ~ With cheap money and with the Whole
.9---,-- hare of finished goods, better buylng Was
E-e5f-ted The railroads are the principal las-
Egsr5s While apparently the general trade 5 acuhg
eeo-se-~qtfrelv in view Of the coming taTiH re-
rsei1r The conviotion seems 70 be gaining groohd
,ls, feature Of the latter will be free raw mate
,fsls mons them iron ore. coal coke and possiDiy
srrsn win corresponding reductions IN eenl-llh-
;sbs5 and finished iron and steel, the rates OF re
Sgr+ior fapsrinE Of as the more highly finished
EreducIs reached ,., +,
The Iren Trade Review" says Tine prlnclpa.
iezsioa,usnf Of the week was TIE appearance OF
,bs New York Central line. in the market win
"a iTo6rv Tor GJD tons OF steel rails. me IN
fernsff7nsl & Great Northern Railroad IS lllqulI-LS
for = IgT tons and the Great Northern Tor eVy
inns one az the rail mills at the Gary plant mas
t4en started The principal sales OF pig IRON were
fGG tons OF Southern 20 a PElladeipIla plle N
ierest ana 1900 tons the leading Tadlalor coIl-
tgny Tx p Buffalo furnace. In the East IheFe -
rerr little buying but the undeTcurrent seems 10
Be strong In the Central there is oniy ialI IL
oHirr and in the South the market Is giiet, VIZ
rerlrts Of some concessions having Deel lIlt-ue'
Tbs Northern Pacific IS about TO close on ~ DoA-
cas- and tue Pennsylvania IS ngurlrg on Su1 70 ~
bo1csrs The fun inquiry for the Pehhss wanna vans
sygten nov in the market is for Z,tU cars loF lAe
Ines Vest.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
OTHER mARkgTaeY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. 13-CATTLE-Receipts fssrtraaredl. is
ooo head. steady steers g sesI .:
COWS SS6S5 SO. he1ers. SSdS5 70; bulls - +otst So
SO 50GS1O; stOckers and feeders 81 500S9 10
HOGS-Receipts (sstatedl. g. 500 head; market lOl9o
higher: choice heavy shipping So 6 40 o0tehers ~ -
GS6 55 light mixed. s. T5GS5 sOs choice Lgat s. 9o
So 10; packing IS 6oGS6 10 - JocSS 0o ouk q
IS e03s8 30. SHEEPReceiPts tsstinafed). loOeo
head; market steady for lambs but weak t9r sassD;
S49S6; lambs. - sass. ye2rilngS- - ZgGSI %
Cincinnati Jan. 15--CArrIE-Heeeiptss 80 headii
market strong good and about steady on medium snd
common good shipping. s. $3.50 = eornfon.
butchers ard shippers 35Gs6 40, 81 sO$ 40
SHEEP-Rscepts head market strong sheep, u -
dS4 so: lambs steady S5aS7 Is
Ess, F7u1so Ian 13-CATTI.E-SIarxst steady prius
steers IS 5OGS6 vESALS-Recepts. 300 head naaksr
500 head market slow pigs and Workers logSc lover
s. 4o Yorkers So 1885 2 pigs s. 5Os$5 60 rooghs
IS 4oi$ IS 81 SHEEP AND LAGBs- 500 nsAat
market active; sheep steady lambs lSaSo higher =
$59$s. -.
kansas city Jan I3-CATTTE-R Receipts. II 900 asas:
tncudirg 400 son1herus stsady 70 lec oNers
cboice export dressed beef steers sssSo 81 az
gooi S5Fx6. Western 81 5o1So . stocSeIs ~
fasders So c5dS5 50. Southern steers. - z9$S S-a
cows 81 5OGSs S5. native 81 "a - n9Sl'e -,
e 15aS6. bulls So 4OG$5: calves s. ooGSs % -.
Peepts IL coo head: market sc htgher TOP - 70, D
OF ssss s. e06S5 10. heavy. Sos5 10 pSssrs 80
butchers IS $3.50 light. s. $3.50 30 plss
SHEEP-Rsceipts. 5000 head rlAfNe- seSa0
fo higher: lambs Sc 5OGsT 70 ewes and ysarinss = -
as 90; western yearngs So E5aS5 90 WssleFn Sn77Ss
S4qS5 80; stocksrs and feeders S3e$5 y
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

The rank and file Steel Trust stockholders have no means OF KNOWING
what knowledge all aues of Wall Street.-The strongest poo
operated which perPeuay operates IN the STOCK
Of the Steel Trust
controlled by lie buys ana ~ o
he decides best for the pool
No member of the knows when this buys sells Each fS n
check for his profits whe inc
manager decides o divide
This divided unoomtabe millions of profits Tor 1t buys
sells Steel high
perfect making machine But inc
profit the American people
table of the ana Dear
of Steel stock stockholders OF the
widows, orphans capitalists will understand why mem
license to steal
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

higher with spot quoted at f127 5s and futures at
in & sPaehy With spot quoted @ at @ rs a f9s s2
Is "a sa5 s5 9T IN At @ e wio ocP sPG a vas sad
ha. De en wn@E made an 'Ofe F pea 3eat to a Of
electroytic copper at 1414c Generally speaking this
shipment in thirty days but in the local market
slons on spot lake is quoted at I437iz Ga 81 C.
eiec5roytic at 1412lz Gl425c and casting at "a
don; and 4i7s4 223so in tho local market sPELTER
Ro f31 Is 50 IN od1 London ID and at & 612 iqGs
Sifh 10 foundry NogtheTn quoted at Sic 3 si7 IS
The market for mig iron cerffhcaey t the Produce
Exchange was dull and about stesdy 10 sales Reg
Mac H's 5 Apr @ SIC IS as%e3 May and
MoEAssEs AND sYRUPs-onsrinss of sy-rups
n afosS 9sd i5f@a
2go; prime. IS a8oc, New Orleans. open kettle. 2Ss
49, g R1 g 5Rc ,s5s Is f 1Sa2oo good
olIs.cottonseed oil was fairly active to-day with
anerinEs Moderate eIport inquiTy and better demand
any oisc 700 Februsry & 90 q 5 b5c. / 900 March
s2 ana 200 septeber e Sole 2seed oil r
9Th city oil IN lots Of bbIs or more quoted at oSe
sent PEsss Me sg6ts PE1fRoI]M :,aPde5d i
PsadeBhs ss5c 6 EtaG i2' bite f
eE YS5 5s FhedfPhis aP ag y S2S 1 coPT0S
yellow sg0t 41a!!as !anqaEI sos. 41i3s FeSru- ec
July e2a5 sas and ssPtsmbsr o3a soac; N sum
loT 4o+ z 49c pTie TRite 42e 49, prime winter
raw. IS $50 out Of town 54a5Se Calcutta raw.
PRov1sfoSs.@or TO higher live ross and com
sgPE " rn @ TR @ ns p cary az hs ssR 5
ooo when hsy sassd Of ~ VIII g9r4 c5eas9 a rsssD
PoRKMaret ee iSgo steady oaots9 Mess sic = sf7 ~
Ws5Se, seady Qg2,e:1o Ness Sl3 1og tig family ~
81 BEEF Reff M as5 sasy a5d e i a. So
M Bacon. + S. iso is s.s s ssS
Smoking %. 10 10. Be u II PC - HI g. Picked
hams stsad, quoted IT'D At loa o; r.
SeMarkst arm Quoted: Mlddie westsra, 67o5osoe,
Quoted i!' south amer9a 70 s5c 9o6nent IL i6S
STss STEERfSE &af&st %n' arm r' Qaoted Ole
11,... city iaEd 'tsarine & l2hS -, 900, u,.,
so6d 6bbns DEMAND si9 s oo sScn. iS
Patna and slams 5aGF.e: Java. &c: Raagoon ~
p5Ss5 5 assa s9 5saPsa s;ss
ing are list prices subject 20 rebate Of points and
domnos 31isA' 7c Eagle tablets sos cur oa, t5e
Po@sfea and EaSis eonsee,iosSrs ao
and f1uit popefcd Be Ease ara Extra nSa
gEaaustsd "a g3e Eage 2s e1To1s ~ fne ss@nu-
5-lb bags 4s5c: 1o-Ib bags do soc 20 and 30 Ii
Gianoni G 4 65e sonfecfloaefs A. 445c 40 45o o
SSs a an4 2ot toG 20 10 Io t$GC: @o y, 10 q
20 95 10 Io13 ~ 9oG T9 m Is s sIS Nos - - and
With duty paid prices quoted as fonoys Centrifugal.
sugar. SO test. osc. The London market FOR beet
saFSF sa qH6ed %. Fsbrasr} p % los "la ana Nav Nav
81 Jos 4lsd There vas sale Wednesday q 1000 to
end freight terms basis es rs
was saie Of 5000 bags porto Rico ssq3trtfqRai 70
The statistical position sugar the Unsd state.
sos4 IONS against 1i5ss The Week before i5s2i last
year and 81 s55 two years Meetings were IS 600
sgI 900 IN 1905 Tcsai stock. 81 1os tons agans.
IIUEsrork MARKET
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York January 1S 1919:
the ccttee
market became ect" hrner closing steady al
log 10 points, sales or oi-'o oa ags-
about the best level reached SO far
during trading The opening was quiet at an
CHANGED nrces which about line with the earlier
cables Later cables Europe were rather better
encouraging the advance here. There was also solne
European Buying It looked though there was s
certain commission houses ~hlci
in The Street was based upon 'a.s @
Of import The last CAV or two duty TAX mas
been less Of feature market While prices have
a reactionary tendency. but on
Of carrying the market back 10 aoout
the high point revived Hayre closed =
frarc Tower 10 = franc higher and Hamburg was =
pfsnnig lower to Z pfennig higher no change of IN
IN the Brazilian markets ana re
ceipts Brazilian ports were little lighter
against - 600 bags last year ana
JunGahy receipts were 20 epe
bags 10000 bags last and IloeV bags tro
The for coffee was steauy Win
quotations N the basis OF Tis 11<c fer Rio No =
The range Of prices in ths local market ooaE
8 follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

LIVESTOCK MARKET
New York January g. 1909.
BREVES-Receipts 9s cars, I sT4 head In
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

CoTToNThe cotton market vas somewhat IRE m gb {
& fo-1ay. showed setady undeTtoae on
whole and closed very steady at net advance OF 3
points Sales estimated az 1I5.pn bates inc
advance Of $40 points, eId
during the early session sold 5qT points net higher
middle Of the day carried the ns
ket of 70 net loss Of 2at p2!nts but there Vas q
IN the late trading. with the close al
practically initial figures The openns advance vas
cables expected large
BY yesterdays sellers 5ut
thers was sign Of aggressive bull support iact
which encouraged renewal Of the selling ny saPeF
ground that the market had not yet experiences
sufficient from the high point while the
appearance ot good huying orders on scsiedoEn IN
commission houses discouraged ehoTts 70
cause break during the afternoon Rnd mere
was active buying the close by shorts and oy
reopls who evidently replacing cotton rNaiz@d
the bulge Tuesday morning Southern spot r4rNet
officially reported 1-I6H3Sc higher, The southwest
being particularly aTn. II is reported OF falriy k
authority that freight room for $500 bat- 'I @
engaged for January shipment TX
ports today heavy, exceeding the port recelPi
and the port receipts partly at the expense OF
al he counted Interior towns.
The ranre contract prices the local market to-day
-aS sovrs.