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RATIBOAD EARNINGS.
porvAiA ROcanEßTini * P3TTSBUHO.
W- :** IMB,
iSspSi: SSSSI ■&£ sss
**V CAKADIAX PACXriC.
-.*« week la Jan.... ?»=-.<**> »l.O0»,O00 jam
|^it»J»J»-2X 29.W5.000 5i.078.C00 r9.BSJLSS<>
' CHICAGO GREAT WBBTDRN.
££| was* in t16».653 SIsO.SAI $181,009
St»M2l... . 6.M9.840 8.001.6 M eTsoWfiS
"^ DEKVBs* as RIO GRANDE.
KttsJwr -* »Ues .—5-155 2.800 IMS
ESTw** in J« ... 1870.200 $St9.'»oo OSTSM
X"l Jan. 21 11.756.100 10.MS.M0 9.823.607
* XKTBaiNATTONAI. & GREAT NORTHERN.
,-jjri wtek in Jan. . . . 5174.000 H24.000 $106,100
Ito Jan. SI «.•*». o» 4.013.183 sTrUM
IOWA CENTRA!*
Vaster ef oD« 653 bss BS
J^lreek in Jan.— g7.BJ« jra.664 $48, 428
1.788.CH 1.C&3.107 3.463&1
MINNEAPOLIS * st. .LOUIS.
IMBV "' Jan.— **».187 $».«» KyJJj
WB.lBl CM.472 $82.6*
for Ito Jan. 21 2.166.20* 2.195.731 I.7BCUM
MISSOURI. KAMSAB * TEXAS,
mabsr of miles 8.071 5.0*8 8.04S
BrtTvMk in Jan.... 8490.667 $880 260 SSstoS
gsl to Ja^ 21 14.7«4.65d lißuiM uTtstttS
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
DM week In Jan.... $840,000 SSIS4SO 5650.000
■■■bar ef tnlla* 2SS r c , . . ,
ftlrt week in Jan.... {29,000 $84,000 BtlOM
/bJ, Ito Jan. II ©18*21 1.153.M7 »SIM
ST. tons A GODTHWESTEnN.
•nantar «f m*1a«...... 1 23S I*»* i.*m
►fcW*»«lcln Jan.... $20§.»5l t164.T7( SMSBTi
July Ito Jan 21..^^ 8.616.503 B"ofi«:2S4 845U73
TKXAS A PACIFIC
jrir^"*^-: M 45.750 5tC3.4M 1«P8«
f*a. Ito Jan. 21 UO&tt 7a57«5 {c^TiS
DBTEOIT UNTTBD.
t«rc&a ««rk fa Ju... StSS «7.i7i 12:2
twijj crrr rapid transit.
lacwifl w««k to Jan. . . $i«i $58 f»i.<»o «rm m
JaTTu.Jaa. 14 204.6U 153.0 M l-A f M
CENTRA!. OF KBW JXRSET
Sloßth ef Xtooamiieiw
flroM aan:ino (2.255.T4S tS.ll" 194 $Vf«S,eOB
■SV^SStte^. » 1 - l£l -« 6 * "».sm!B «W7.U4
lmpiwvaßienu U0.143 6».1t7 800.3 M
BlilW •»*••*•••••• jsS CS34 883 1748 BIS
Chuxw «»« t*xe« tSSJBIi *434.'ft;
jWc-A^-iU" WM *^ ¥»*••"'
Ciwb •amln«« $19,420,771 $13.884 2*9 $11.872 1W
OparaU^c exiwnM* 6.6«b.578 A. 882.41 2 8.788.848
lmrroTMn^t. *TBJ4S cs».«m 8»«.74fl
Ba!ano* 8«.»O0.1Ol 55X32.256 84 744 595
Charm and t0—.... 8,640.89* 2.«5.53 t'&mM
■"I" 1 "* $«C3.7t« $2.6C3.T04 82.07T.708
&IARTLA2CZ> & PENNSYLVANIA.
Month of l<«cambt." —
Orou aaniincs. $26. 82T.728 $38,878
»«t wains* . . 7.243 ».277 "514
Bwylu* after ohar«*a. 288 2,445 fc 314
July Ito December Sl— , *'" >1 4
Ort«i earplmra. . . $1W.542 5194.1** $178. , 87
Jfrt mmlnt* 68.14* 71. sr* 67.1N>»
Burp.v» altar char*;*. 82 048 W..9M 8» 160
HUDSON VALLEY RAILWAY.
Quarter raCed Dec. 81 —
Ore»» aaminsa. $1£1.143 $lIX4«S 897.911
Sfet e»mln«a 22.763 41.088 93«
Other Income _ 2.825 1.!M«5 1.259
Illicit after caarcea... 24.440 21.889 84.817
FONDA. JOHNSTOWN & OLOVEREVTXI^.
Month of Daoember —
1906. 1906. ChaEßet.
Oroe* eanlnca (&4.511 $51,757 Ino. $2.4*4
Opcratlne cz^anaea 81.818 28.614 Ino. S.OW
Nat •arnlne» S2S.XS " $23,178 I>wx $288
I : '■}• 1 to December 81 —
Oroa* aarnlnca $418,911 $3«M>."« 1na1»»73
OparaU&c expenses.. w 205.4U 19«.«l Ino. 18.848
rtft wnlnr».. $210:413 $1£4.053 Xna.816.827
ALBANY * HUDSON.
Quarts «n£«a I>«a. 81<-—
Oroa* earnings $47.:78 ti 4.023 Ina. $2,949
Opcradac expat .. 41.601 40.241 Ino. 1.840
■tt «am1nr5........ 8. r ..«T7 $4.:*8 Ino. $1,2«8
Other inooma ........ 17.CSS 17.201 Inc. 827
Total Ineom*... $28,265 $21,649 Xbo. $1,616
Fixed «harfi*s~ 20.707 22.224 Ice 4.488
Dafldt i*443 " $S7a Inc.~s2.Bßr
•"XO MORE COMPETITION."
WitntHU Make Further Allegations
Against Harriman Roads.
Portland, Ore.. Jan. ».— A sswrtina; that oompetl
tlon belweeu tha Union Paclflo and Southern Pa
cific Is a thins; of bygone days, witnesses to-day
before Fra&klln K. L*ne. slttlna- as the Interstate
Commerce Commission, declared that the allied
Harriman lines charged unreasons Me rates for
earrylna; railroad ties to San Prandsoo Bay points
to prevent the Western Paclflo Railroad's procur
ing- Oreg-on ties; that the pasaencer accemmoda
tlons on the Oregnn Railroad ss Nasigatlon Com-
I -any and the Southern Paclflo lines are poorj that
the steamship eer\lce between Portland and Ban
Francisco ls inferior to-day to what it waa twenty
years aco, ar.d ls so poor as to handicap shippers,
and that the Eastern shipper gets dlscrimlnatlre
rate* which enable him to undersell the local
firms in their own territory. Tlie cfiaxa-e ls also
made that, in addition to poor service, the Harri
luan water line to San Francisco has raised its
ratea so that, with uncertainty of obtaining sail
ins; dates, local shippers are compelled to use the
railroad routes.
FEW YORKERS ACttTJIRE COAL LAXDS
Take Over Cumberland Basin Company's In
terests and Plan Large Operations.
Baltimore. Jan. J6.-A deal has practically been
closed here whereby New York interests acquire
control ft the Cumberland Basin Coal Company,
which Is now controlled by Baltimoreana. The
Cumberland Basin Coal Company owns about ten
thousand acres of coal land In Allegheny County.
Md.. and In Pennsylvania, about twenty miles
from Cumberland. The new interests will reor
ganize the company and develop the property oa
an extensive scale.
The New York interests which will take it ©v*r
are represented by W. t«e.ncy Walbrldi?*, presi
dent of the American Coal Company, of New York.
It Is purposed to build a connection to the Georges
Creek and Cumberland Railroad, which !s about
four miles from the property. This road was re
cently purchased by the Western Maryland Rail
road, and the connection will afford a direct route
to tidewater at Baltimore.
A NEW RAILROAD IN QUEENS BOROUGH.
Albany. Jan. 25.— Bowery Bay Railroad Com
pany of Ixmg Island City was Incorporated to-day
to operate a street surface railroad, three miles long-,
from Woodslde to Astoria. The oompany has a
capital of $100,000. and the directors are Thomas
f'rtmmlns. of New York; A. 8. Williams and Will
iam Richard of Long- Island City.
A. 8. Williams said last night at his home in
Lion* Island City that the proposed railroad would
be merely a short freljht line and would carry no
passengers. - •
PRISON MANAGEMENT CRITICISED.
Dr. Bunuel .T. Barrow, secretary of th« New
Tork Prison AMOdatlon. cave a lecture at Cooper
UnJoa last night on conditions in th« prisons or tho
•tat*. lie • poke of tha consideration shown to rich
prisoners and not elvea to poor ones. lie said
Ms association was Investigating these conditions.
He criticised the Queens County prison. He said
prisoners were kept there when they should be
sent to the reformatories, co that the Sheriff ana
other officials could tret the "rake-oft"* on the pro
visions used.
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Jan. 26 — CATTLB— Racalpta about 2.000 ,b»«»
market aW«y but dull; common to bast *ta«r^s4oSft
•oZmTaaSufo- heller*. S2 6U4M6&0; bulla. S3 76«f4 801
cu«a. WWIV. atockara anTtoe4ai»: $283»$r8a^toGB
-~H*o«:st8 atout 34.000 b«*0: market 100 hiherj choice
wTi^l^ V« 78086 90; »s*t buteberT. M7O#M 77Hi
SS7 515^'8«7«851«76: choioe li e nt. $6 70<8«77^;
M7OBBB fIEgET fcioeipta about 7.6ooheaa; market
UWrt M fillE^:ri-Il»eeJptß about 7.^0 he»fl; ntwket
««gjMa» imM»«: yearlinc*. $4 ©0318 Umba,
* < *Ki»M!«'c!l7 J»n. 25.— CATTLJ3— Ree«!7t», 1.800 head.
lncln£inc SOD Bouttenn; market ataaor to weak: oholoe
i^TmotSim^uS •teera. »»W«; fair to sood.
$425fi1340- Waatarn fed ataara. $3 7&€f » 73: atockera an 4
MifL J3ftj4 C 5; eouthem «tw«. tß^C»as Soatß«m
cow*, aMIBS 70: native cowa. 83 3&084 85; native helf
a^saSs4l»> bSls. ws»«a: omlveaT 14 26«7 60. HOOS
— Baaatota. T'WTIniF-' d " t 100 hlrter: top. 88 75; bul*
if iSamTw <MH72H ; heary. $6 7<As 76 ; pacKra. $8 68
••eTß^DlmaiiallaiSta « TjS $8 C7'.{. BllEfcp-neKlpU.
t.O(/i t^d; Sart^wiaT- laabs, 88B0«f7 6i); . ewee and
. y«rtlr.M l 4 7ifli'3 2Ji: \V«vra fcfl jmrUcffi, itSSfStO;
1 iv£iSnf£ ahSip. $4 76«f078; atoek<ra ana faadara,
andniMtl. Jan. 28.— H008 >■>!»■ l>j«tgha»r aa4jfcla
»ara. »4«74»«B«9O; oomrma. t3 60fif8t3. CATTLO
atoa^jr; fair to zoixJ a<rtpgaw t JMJMfJtf*?i_«waßa>p«.^B2f
«75. BHKEP *tea4r. •* •*••» »- I-AM3B3 «t»*<:r. $4 ft
CIB. j ■
: TjLat Buffalo. Jam. 23.— CATn.O— H«C<»!nts, WO bufl;
£na; t-rtaso «te«^». »3 «!»«« 15; »hJpplngr, ti3W 76 1 batch
••««'. U Uf'Sil W). VI3AI3— n«-<-!nti. Wi head: activ* acl
W)e hlrtT: *4 tntfili} Is. JlOGS—^n^cJ^tn,- «.Vx> h«ad{
««!»#; 557irv» t.!rt»-r: h"avy. S7ftl7 Oi: ml^'J. 17 (X.tltl l»l
■J'm-V'rs. I 7 lOS<7 I£.s pl/?«, *7:25»750; rottirhß. *<«3JS £3.
HifliCP AXI> LUMliS— H»c»lpu, liWJO btKJ; ihe«s uCllv*
fid *L*a4v> luiU op«n»<l *«Ut« a«4 clo»«4 «lowj y«*r-
Financial
TRSNITYS— TO-DAYS—TO-MORROWS
hot^!3calS 1lhi«K?1 l hi«K?> ll ark ? fc Calmly cold. Infernally six-below-zoroed-hot-box sort of market, Trinity, the most
one state to fSS^ J '^.incoherently hysterlcky, and from active on the Stock Exchange and at a price which, on
bird-ami «i^i™.™f2 l^ e S. th ? a tbe dart of the humming that Saturday when the stock touched It before and broke
can follow nTUnrnln «**'• dart Is Quicker than the eye to 2.;, made all the hounds In both markets symphonically
' bark, "Could you expect anything else from such a dizzy
To-day the stock market was wrapped In a glui&h atmos- height." Think of it, and then think where the price will
pnere, the fundamentals of which may hare been frapped £° 'when the gluish atmosphere of to-day Is chased oft by
clams or Jellied rubber blooms. Nothing seemed to 6pell Ol«l Sol. Market days like to-day are no sooner with us
opportunity— neither 'railroads, Industrials nor coppers. It than they are topsy-turvied into opposite morrows, and,
was one of those stock market days when every man so far as the human animal can figure them out, for no
guesses why the other fellow could have been so idiotic causo and effect reason.
M to buy what be sold. Think where the price will go when nil the new buyers.
In thirty-six years I have seen so many of these days for the flow ls *•*'** lts hel - irht (sufficient to-day to &*
that In my sleep, as the big clock of the blue spells here cat "* of a " tllft • eUto * P rotit taking and snort selling), hi
comes to-morrow. I can hear them gruffly demand from addition to the short sellers who have been pounding all
good-natured yesterday, "Give me a transfer and be quick ****<£?, *° 8 ? w^? t •£*, wttnt \ * are Queer affairs, and
about It, too" <*»"»•«. Still, na I said, stork markets are queer affairs, and
„_ . _" . . . M . I would ask all Trinity holders to observe the future ac
♦« I~? £? ci 70? d 7 either wanted to sell or lon of Trinity, particularly after the present "Muss up"
Si^iiw. « n *£« nel hbor *> " el^. Tamarack la a ,„ Coppers, which is largely responsible for the present
fair illustration-180 one ml ? ut £ 140 the - next Copper stock market, and which exists because some of the new
nange waa down to 02 from Its high point of 105. consolidate™ and some of the old copper kings In embryo
It was the day of days to teat any market movement cannot settle ns to just who shall wear the No. 1 Crown
It was the sort of a day when a man with 1,000 shares and who the No. 23 Diadem after the different properties
of Trinity bought at 20 reasons: "I'll Just take 40. If the have been retabbed.
market straightens out too quick for me to hop aboard at Right here I would Hko to congratulate Trinity hold
the same price I sell, I will willingly pay 45. I can afford ere in having a management which Is free from heads that
to, for I have $20,000 profit." There were many of this ilk need crowns— metal or papier macho.
In the market to-day, and the hounds, abnormally cute on I reiterate: I said "Buy Butte at 2." Burte went to ISO.
such days as this, stood ready to push Trinity down tho (Now 118). I said "Buy Til Mountain at 10." Tri-Mountaln
toboggan if they could start it. went to 123. (Now 82). I said "Buy Copper Range at 10."
Pound, pound, pound all day, 41 to 39, R9 to 41, but Copper Range went to 105. (Now 02).
Trinity, as I have said it would do, stood like an oak In I repeal : As President of the Trinity Copper Company,
the path of an electric fan. It was many times the most and as an individual, I advise, unqualifiedly, the purchase
active stock on the list and closed at 40. Think of It, In a of Trinity stock at any price under $60 per share.
THOMAS W. LAWSON.
Boston, January 23, 1007.
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
£•««. whit* bb,... J4»; Cheese, pkg5. .....!?„ 2.054
Flour, bbls — . 7.068 Eggs, cases B.fifO
Flour, sacks 10.«rt>. Dressed poultry, pkgs. 2.299
Cornmeal bags 8.100, Live poultry, crates!. 211
Oatmeal bb15..^.... 1.2 M Oranges iFla). oases.. 729
Wheat, bush 6».<H»>! Oranges iCal), cases.. 8.075
Vo"'.V 0 "'. bush _.. 62.850 Prunes (Cal). pk«s,.. I.OtW
Oats. bush. 48.04 M Apples, bb15... .^7.... 10.150
Barley, 8.400 Potatoes, bbls 4.478
Malt. bush..... M .... 6.000 Onions, pkgs 800
Hay. tons. «20, Dried fruit, pkgs 1.923
££Z7-. Umß 70 Rosin, bbls... T: 75
Mtllfeed. tons 5 Tax bbls ... .. 28
Crass seed, bags 899, Oilcake, pkgs 6.834
Hops, bales l,2ut>i Ollmeal. lags 118
Pork, bbls w... £08: OH, lub, bbls 340
gams, pkgs.. 171 Oleo stock. pkga. ..... 140
Bacon. pkgs *07 Peanuts bag 5 ..1.1... «7S
Cut meats, pkgs 1,246 Tobacco, hhd5. ........ ISO
Pressed hogs. N0. .« 400 Tobaooo. pkgs. ._.... 800
Lard. Uaroes 1.240 Whiskey. bbls P7B
Lard, k*rs... M S3,2t*> Wool, sacks ISO
Lard, cases 20 Cotton, bale.. 275
Tallow. (kg* 850 Cottonseed ell. bbU... 1.007
Orease, pkg5.. ....... 100 Soap stock, pktrs 96A
Batter, jikgs. 2.8771 t
1
EXPORTS.
y*a»t, bush 4.Ooo|9p!rlts turp gals... r&)
Com. bush 108.242 (P-osln. H.'.s 131
Oats. bush 2,643 1 Pitch, Mis 6
Peas, bush 4W|Tar, bbls r..>
Beans, bush... „.. 3.0341 Kenned pet. gals... 4£S.i»*>
flour, bbls 7.64»! Naphtha, gals «.«»
Flour, sacks ICott<-nR«--<!d1 Cott<-nR«--<!d oil. gals. 139.110
Cornmeal, bbls 2.1»dl Lubricating oil. gals 812,450
Oatmeal, pkgs 21 1 Pork, IMs .'44
Bran. Tb p«o Beef, bbls Cl 4
Hay. baiea. M 1098 Beef, to* 45
Alcohol, ga1a....... 4.8«» t ßacon IT. „ 91.M0
Whiskey, jrals. 1 Hajus. Ib 6T4.:«v
OlUnesJ, Tb. 155.125' ftearlae, Ib 100.000
Butter. Ib 10.6001 Grease. Tb 84.000
Cheese. Tb _ 8,720;
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. Nor. No Ifa jr. {25 75 Cotton, middling 11.00
Iron. 60. Ko 2 soft.. 24 80 Coffee. No 7 Rio 7
Eteel rails. 28 00 Sugar. granulated 4.80
Lake copper ingots. . 25 00 Mola*ses. uK. prime 45
nxchar.ga lead 610 Beef tarns $24 5
2?, 4167H B«*f. family 16 28
SB*"** «*> ;lu.ow. prime 4»-l8
Wheat. Kg 2 red... 83^4: Pork. m«»s IS (X)
Cora. No 2 mixed... Civi Ho », dressed, 180 Ib &>4
Osu. SA to 82 tb 41 I Lard, prime vC5«963
Flour. Mpls, patents 440 |
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
rfe-x York. January 23, I!¥X7.
COFTTSE— The coffee market made a pretty steady
ahewlcg during to-day's session, nnd after opening un
changed to lo points lower recovered the loss and closed
steady, net unchanged to 5 points higher. Bull support
and covering caused the advance, both being promoted
by the smaller receipts at Junl!ahy and bullish reports
from the coming crop. Solee fur the day were reported
of about 70,<>0ij bags, and during the late trading It looked
a* If the demand from shorts was sufnclent to permit
some of the big bulls to ease their lines somewhat at ti.<»
advance, which la always a very hoalthy si*rn la the
commodity markets. The opening decline was due to
disappointing French cables. Havre belnc •+ to H franc
lower at the hour of the local opening. Part of this loss
was recovered later and Havre esoaed net unchanged to
M frano higher. Hamburg was o;*n only half the day
and closed unchanged to »« pfennig lower. Bullish seatl
ment was helped to some extent by the advance of 223
r*le In the IUo market following several days of inac
tion and nominal quotations, which Is supposed to reflect
th* beginning of the influence of the Brazilian govern
mact'a purchases, which must now absorb ail the dura
ble grades received from day to day at prices eonsldera
b'r above the consuming or regular maxk^ts. A cable
from a prominent flnn stated that loousts were damag
ing the new crop. Receipts at the two ports were 4>U*->0
bags, no comparison being available with last year, owing
to a holiday at Sao Paulo. The market for spot coffee
was steady, with quotations on the basis' of 7o for Rio
No 7.
The range of contract prices In the local market t<>-
Cay mas as follows:
Tester-
Opening. High. Low. Close. day.
January -- — — G. 4036.45 5.40
February 8.50 6fy> 6.40 6.4<^3 ft 40
March 8.50 6.G0 5.84 r..er.' ( ;-3 '*» .'.:.■#
April — — — B.OOifC.Ca 6.58
May 6.00 6.70 6.60 ■ 1.fit .70 r. <■-",
June — — — 8.7<)'i(5.7S ■ 6.7«
July .0.60 6.55 C.SO 0. 75&3.60 6 75
August -... — -- -- 6Ki)./.-, sr, ft. Si)
September 5.8R 5 9.1 6.R1 H^iiJ.w 5 83
October — — 6 rt:,a<j.f«> i.(<n
Kovember — — -- t.OOfi&OB f, <»>
December 8.00 6.10 00 6.<*>£«.lo 6.06
COTTON — The cotton market was narrow and lr
ras;ular yesterday, with trading quiet. Sales for the
day ware estimated at only 75,000 bales, and prices
closed steady at a net decline of 233 points on the
old crop, with October 1 point higher. The opening
was steady at unohanged prices to an advance of
1 point, but the market quickly eased off to a net de
cline of about 4 OS points under selling by some of
th* more timid of yesterday's buyers and bear pressure
promoted by disappointing cables, larsjer estimates for
to-morrow's receipts and bearish predictions as to the
visible supply showing. At the decline there was a
renewal of the buying by local bulls noted earlier In
the week, and prices rallied during the middle session
on continued talk of a late planting season, owing to
open weather during the early winter and reports
from th* South that mills were buying the low grades
more) freely. After working up to a net advance of
about 80< points, the market eased off again In the
late trading under realising, and closed at practloally
the low point of the day on the old crop months.
October is holding relatively steady on the Idea that
'there will ba a bis rush for th* (rood grades from the
new crop as soon as available, while the old crops In
the local market are thought likely to rule particu
larly weak later In the season by some operators on
account of the low quality of the tall end supplies
from the current crop. Southern spot markets were
generally unchanged to He higher. Spot sales In the
English market were smaller, and on* private cable
was received saying that English spinners were well
bought ahead. Spot people were buyers of the near
positions during- the early grading her*, but there was
no rpecial feature to the trading, which was chiefly
professional. Superintendent King's weekly movement
cures follow: Port receipts, 399.181 bales, against
111, last year: overland to mills and Canada,
48.417, against 27,383 last year: Southern mill takings,
estimated. 44.000 bales, against 67,000 last year; loss
of stock at interior towns. 13. ."50 bales, against a gain
of 403 bales last year; brought Into sight for the
week. 895.193 bales, against 194, last year. Total
crop movement — Port receipt!!. 7,10!, «97 bales, against
6.<150.682 last year; overland to milts and Canada.
752.683 bales, against 517.430 last : far; Southern mill
takings. 1,229,000, against 1,151,000 last year; stock at
Interior towns in excess of September 1, 504,440 bales,
against BS9.t3t.last year- brought Irao sight thus far
for season. 9.570.R20 bates, against '.C<)18.921 last year.
The total crop movement Is for 147^ays this season,
aralnst 14S last season.
Th* rang* of contract prices in the local market was as.
follows: A
Tenter-
Opening. High. Low. Close. o>y.
January » *< l 3 882 0 820*34 9.84
February 9.83 9.33 » .13 9.233«.8l 9.83
March »•** ft<9 »•** »-435».44 0.47
T nr n »- 2 9.52 9.52 ».4909.61 »53
Mir "... ft 69 959 ».!>2 1>5»ir9.5.1 9. B0
jtJij, — — — 9.6659.67 9.89
t",, ' * 9.63 8«» 9.58 9.6&09.C0 li.er.
August".' -*- •— ' — ' ».64«8.58 Of*
SeEr .r::::::!:S it 9.r.S P.57d9.6U fl-63
October • ..~. »•« . »-?5 »«4 9.7009.71 V.O>
November :::-:= «*.» t.s
December — 7~ — ».«8®".oo ».78
The local market for «pot cotton was quiet, with prices
unchanged at lie for middling; upland and 11.26 c for
ralddllng Oulf. Sales. 400 bales. Southern spot markets
wara tclesTraphed as follows: Savannah steady, unchanged
-. 16 8-I 'Jo- sales. BUO bale*: Norfolk steady, unchanged
at lOVic- sales 77S bales; Little Rock steady. Ma higher
at 10c- 'Charleston qntet. unchanged at 10c; St. Louis
culaf 'unchanged at lOHo; Galveston firm, unchanged at
10 6-ics; 7£3 bales; New Orleans firm. unohaaflatf
at IBT^ifloTsaias, 2J560 bales; Mobile steady. 8-160 louver
at lOUc* salt*, «od nbalas: Wlltrlsgtoa steady. cnoh»xr»d
at iov»c: Acrosta" s-.ea^y 1 hanged at 1034 c; sales,
842 Was! ISlWted receipts cotton at leading point*
tor to-morrow: At Msssstosvl4OOO to 18,000 bale-, agates*
811 iMt wtKk and 1.600 ia«l year: at OsJyeston.
isvloO to BLOOO laias, against HMO lust week a&4
KEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JANUARY 26..190 T.
Financial.
THOMAS W. LAWSON
Through public notice to-day says he would have It understood that ho
favors no particular stock exchange house, but advises all buyers of
Trinity to send to any one of the full list of stock exchange houses which
are as follows. I do not agree with Mr. Lawson's broad tum-the-other
cheek methods. Some stock exchange houses when asked to buy Trinity
take occasion to slip in the knife in the interest of other coppers they are
promoting. For this reason I recommend all buyers to a well-known,
active New York and Boston Stock Exchange house which makes a spe
cialty of coppers, Towlo & Fitzgerald, 98 Milk Street, Boston. Tele
phone Main — 6940.
Boston.
LOOK HERE, MISTER,
You are looking for an investment, and if you pass this by you are
making a mistake of your life. I am not going to promise you lOOfo
per year, or 50%, or make any foolish proposition, by saying I can get
25fc for you, and you keep your own money.
NEITHER DO I SAY, I am helping you because I LOVE TO
HELP THE PUBLIC. I have a business that is based on good, sound
common sense and can show 20%. Now, when you come in and make
this on your money, what happens? You are satisfied beyond measure,
and you tell your friends. I get more business, and therefore make
more money. There you have it: The more you make, the more I do,
and we are all happy, as you are under no obligations to me, because
it is an investment, pure and simple, and not charity. I do not care if
you have only One Dollar ($1.00) a month to invest, or if you have One
Thousand Dollars ($1,000) cash. Each person will get the same con
sideration.
Send me $10 or more by certified check, Postal or Express Order,
and if you are not satisfied with investment, I will positively return
your money.
D. C. REICHARD.
No. 2123 Land Title Building.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
6.002 last year, anl at New Orleans 10.000 '■> 12.000
bales, against 15.876 last week and 2.726 last year.
Tl?xcha.nre special Liverpool cables: Spot cottnn
quiet; sales, 7.000 bales; speculation an,! «■»;-■*• "■,",'■
American. 000; receipts. 24.000; Asmerteaa. M 00O; ffi .V-
upland, ft.ttOd; futuxea opened ataady. al 1 ;*int
d^eToloaed ste*.ly. at 1 point decline toH point ad
vance-January. 6.X.d: Januvy-F-lmary ft M^d; f»bru
ary-March 6 51' ad; sUrch-Aprll. 5 49^.3; April- May.
r«!TMaVI"» TB*Sd, Juaa^July. 6«7d; July-AuR-ist.
6 484 d August --September. B &W; Hei.tember-O ■'.• -r.
6BSHd : OouSwr-November. B-BM; N<rvwnber-December,
Slla! Manchester— Yams firm; cloths, a fair business
doing.
The following are the total net receipts or cotton at all
ports since September 1:
Pales. j Bales.
Oalvestnn a. 183.638 Philadelphia Z. 4, 150
New Orleans 1.«12.«73 Kan Francisco 47. M0
Mobile -... 204,801) Brunswick 111.606
Favannah «.. 1.216.023 Port T'.wnsend 61.855
Charleston 128.914 Pensacola.. R4.028
Wilmington « 276.41*, Port Arthur and
Norfolk 417.819 Habln* Pass 03.240
Ballimoro 84.486 : Jacksonville., 6.C13
New York IS. BBB teredo 894
Boston... ' 88,f.f>7,Mlii"r ports 10.401
Newport News.... '21.000 - ■ ---
Total.. 7.100.b6a
Comparatlv* cotton statement fur the week ended Fri
day. January 26. 1007:
Bales.
Net recMpte at all United States port* during
the week 803.800
Net receipts at all United States port* for .th*
name week last yeer I 'J} >T^ )
Total receipt* since beptember 1 T,loo,>ist»
Total receipts to tame dast last year 6.60i1.4<7
Exports for tho week a 8 2555
Exports fur the same week last year 79.903
Total exports since September 1 123.077
Total exports to itanie da^e last year 3,964.519
Stock at all United States ports 1.203. »0
Stock at all United States ports at tha same time
last year 923,634
Stock at all Interior towi.» 640.154
Stock at all Interior towns at the same time last
year €07,108
Stock at Liverpool
Stock at Liverpool at the name time last year.. .1.140,'>00
Stock of American afloat for Oreat lirltaln
Stock of American afloat for Oreat Britain at the
same time last year ...» £84,000
FLOUR AND — Flour continues firm, with the
high price* asked by mills checking extensive business.
Sales were confine.! chiefly to spring patents, bakers'
and Kansas straights. No change In quota
tions. We quote: Spring patents, It 15084 90; winter
straights. 13 40083 50; winter patents, $3 60013 85;
spring clears. 83 35@5575; extra No. 1 winter, %2 9<Hf>
$8; extra No. 3 winter. $2 BO'r?s2 SO. TttJOKWIIBAT
FLOUR — Market quiet: "quoted at $2 10<jj'»2 3*o spot
and to arrive. RYE FLOUR firm; quoted: Fair to
good. 83 66® 13 80; choice to fancy. $3 8., d |4 21). CORN
MBAL steady; quoted: Kiln dried. |2«iWj2 70, as to
brand. BAG MEAL steady; quoted: Flue white and
yellow. $116@)*120i coarse. $10301110. FEED-
Western, firm; city, flrm; quoted: Western spring:.
823 25; standard middling. 113 71; flour do. 8.8 50;
red dog. $24 50. all prompt shipment. City bran, $21
bulk. 75©$:S ::. sacks) middling, t22 75@5?4; red
dor. 824 60s hominy chop. $21 bulk, $33 20 sacks; oil
meal. 829.
GRAlN— After successfully resisting a spell
of liquidation and metre or less bear pressure, the wheat
market to-day turned stronfr again near the close, and
regaining all of Its earlier loss closed practically at th« .
top and U@)Ha above the previous night. The mar
ket opened very firm and decidedly higher on buying
that was Influenced by better cables than expected and
a strong upturn In Western market*, notably at Chi
cago. This advance Invited so - much selling, however,
that It quickly disappeared^ and up to the last hour the
market had an Irregular appearance, at times showing
considerable heaviness from the amount of long wheat
thrown over, but responsive, nevertheless to any good
buying that from time to time, appeared. The final rally,
which led up to the firm close, was due to liberal weekly
clearances from both coasts and fresh outside buying.
In connection with renewed strength at Northwest points.
where the movement was again llitht, consisting of only
170 cars at Minneapolis and Duluth. compared with £05
cars last year, while Winnipeg had only 1 car, against
64 last year. As the weather was very cold up there
no Immediate Increase in receipts waa expected while
cash demand meantime keep* very liberal, as mills are
finding a good outlet for their flour. Total Interior re
ceipts were only about half as large aa a year ago. Un
favorable crop and weather news from the Southwest
was partly confirmed by "The Modern Miller." which
had a bullish, report In winter wheat conditions. Liver
pool closed Ud blri-.er, although before our oWn, It
wu stronger than this. Tho cold weather on tha Conti
nent, with reports that the harbors ta Southern Ruaala
were frozen over. suggestls* small world's ahlpmeats,
bad considerable affect In' the Liverpool market, la con
nection with th« ra:'. that Argentina «b!pment» were,
800,000 bush l«»s than the previous week. ■ Exporters took
one or two Usvls er wheat. The oaca market In New Sort
Financial.
WILLIAM W. WHITE.
INVESTMENTS.
N. T. STATE MUKTGAGES.
TVe have for sale a lot of Bret class purchase
money mortir:n"" on Sullivan County farm and board-
Ins; house properties, ranging* from fl. 1 to S^O.uoa.
drawing. 6, m anl 6 par cent Interest, amply pro
tected by Insurance anil guaranteed bonds. Titles
absolutely perfect. Full particulars furnished on ap
plication. JOHN D. LYONS. Monttcetlo. N. T.
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
closed as follows: No 2 red. 82*ie elevator and S»Ho fob
afloat; No 1 Northern Puluth. irjHo. and No 2 hard win
ter. 67Vio fob ailoat. CORK — Except around the
opcnlug. the strength In wheat had very little edect on
corn. Starting out Via higher at the West, there was
almost constant selling pressure throughout the day
and a slow yielding or prices, which at the close In
New York wore \2kc lower than the previous night.
The weather wa» not altogether favorable, but the
fact that farm offerings In several states wero larger ana
that the carlot oslliruites for Saturday at Chicago In
creased, ltd to considerable selling for long account.
The Interior movement was about the same as last year
and Argentine shipments showed little change from the
previous week. Exporters were Interested to the extent
of 87 loads. There was another fair movement from the
seaboard, aggregating 84<>.U<Ht bush and weekly clearances
wers a stiade, larger than th« previous week. The cash
market closed •■ follows: No 2 corn, Mo elevator and
HUt'i fob afloat; No 2 white. SIV-, and No 2 yellow.
81 Vie fob afloat. OATS— The market for oats whs
stronger early In the day. but eased off with corn ami
closed no more than steualy. Cash oats In New Turk
were quoted as follows: Mixed. 20 to 82 !t>, 41o; natural
white. So to 83 Ib, 43H943H0, and clipped white, SO to
4t> !b. 4-°.543H0. ItTE AND BAP.LET nominal. BUCK
WHEAT—Market quiet; quoted at $123 per 100 Its
Wheat (Including flour) exports for th» week, according
to "Bradstreet'n." aggregate t.W.THt i'Ush, aculnst
2,*fflß.4rto laet week and 3,423.5!T> lv.it ear; since July 1*
they amount to 10?.lKU.&2» bush, against 80.871, 23» last
year. Corn exports for. the week amount to 2.004,£53
bush, Sfraln-t 1.0*1.878 last wnek and e.633.2U3 la.it
year) since July 1 com exports amount to 81.072.031 bush,
against e0.135.C00 last year.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Test«r-
Wheatt Opening. High. Low. Close. day.
May 83 »♦ 85 $3 85 H 84 7 »
July 84 11-14 84*4 84H 84H 81 V*
Corn:
January — — — 54 84 4
May 1 .- MS M"i 02 M
July 82K 8911 UH C2V« f-i'.t
METAI/i— TlN— There was a decline of 10s In th* Lon
don tin market, with spot and futures both qvoted at :
£192, Locally the market was a shade higher on the hid ,
price, with holders barely steady and quotations ranging ,
from about 41.7A0 to 4X"c. COPPER was 5s higher !u
London, with spot quoted at 1107 and futures at £103 Ah.
Locally th« market was firm at the recent advance, with '
laka quoted at 24.75325. Mil electrolytic at 24.62H9 i
24.87H0 and casting at 24.30024.750. LSAD *vn.. M un- 1
changed, at 6u«j.26c, In the local market and at £10 17s (Id 1
in London. KPRLTER advanced 2s M. to £27 I's «•!. in i
London, but was steady and unchanged locally at 0.709
6.800. IRON was higher In thi Engllfh market, with.
standard foundry quoted at 57s tl.l and Cleveland warrants
at Ms 9d. Locally the market was unchanged and steady.
No 2 foundry Northern Is quoted at $24 75Q523 75. The
market for pip Iron certificates at tfc* Produca Exchange
was dull and without transactions. Regular erases were ;
unchanged and standard foundry barely steady. Standard
foundry grades are quoted as follows: Cash and January,
823 bid; February, m a«k.><l; Maroh. $22 00 asked; April.
$229*2340: May. 523 40 asked: June. -*s2l 75. and July.
$21 *». both asked.
MOLASSES AND 6THUPS— Business was fairly good ;
locally and quite active it primary points, with all mar
kets reporting steady undertones owing to moderate offer - I
Incs. Quotations follow: MOLASSES, New Orleans, oaa- .
trlfugal. common. l««»20c; fair. 21<9250; good. 2731:0.::
prime, 30Q35a; New Orleans, open kettle. 31Mb:;
SYRUPS, common, 18314 - fair. 15$l?a; good. ISii^Oo;
prime. 20023 c; fancy. 34'(J2So.
OlU Cottonseed oil reached new bleb, levels to-day.
March, which sold the previous day rt 4uc, to-day sold up ,
to «>-. All positions showed a tubstantlal advance on ,
covering of belated shorts, continued light receipts, the ,
strength of hoc .products and aggressive bull support. '
spot oil quoted nominally at 80c. Steles: TOO January. ;
4MM9*ie: 4.800 March. 47%e.10c: 4.000 May. 44<iQ4a He;
8,100 July. 48K&47r. and (100 September, at 43Vsc. He- .
fined petroleum continues la good demand and Is firm ;
at the recent advance. Unwed oil was unchanged. We •
oacte: PE3THOLEUV standard white, bbls, T.TSo; balk. .
lotto; Philadelphia 7.70 c; bulk, 4. t00 1 raflnad cases. Maw ,
fork. l0.2B»i PkUadeiphlai 10.200, water white. New York, '
bbls. 0.780; bulk. &Mo; Philadelphia, s\7oo(ha]k. «.4Bo; -■
water wMta, casea, NewTorJt. 13.25e; rhllade!?h!i. llSOoj
OOTTONSatBD OlL— Prime crude, ■f o b mills, 87p: grtma -
*ymrr.«r yellow. Jairaary, 4TJ»*'v B"ebrnary. 4TH*f4OHc:",
vLu-ob. 4& at-iiWoi iUr, 4mi«4Aiiot Jwl^ iHjJNafle, as 4 i
Tnut Companies.
ahr CniHt Company nf Amrrira
tOO BROADWAY
Branch. 36 Wa.ll Street.
Capital and Surplus. 512.700.000
omens.
OAKUHQH THORXE, Piaainaßl
JOHN E. BORNE. Chairman Ei:j. Com. FRANK X. HILTON Beentaar
JOHN P. CRIMMINS. Viet, P«.t. CARLKTON BUNCSV 7nf ttSatlt j_
WILLIAM H. U.LFP. Vie. pnM. \\ J. BJCK. S^cretarT WtmmCMrr
» E M «-PgyP>-^- Pr ""- JOHN °- BOSTON. SoUctW
II B. FONUA. Tr»aiiur«r FRANK W. BLACK. Auditor
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES T. HAKNET FRANK R. LAWRENCE B CLTTPORD POTTEtt
A. D. BE>.-NBT'r OOIIU MEYER JOHXJRIKEK
JOHN E. BOHN3 SHTH M. MILIJKEN \v>r F SKEKHAN
\VM. H. Cli!^r.RßOt?aH RANDAL MURCJAN CEO. R. SHFLDOV
JOHN D tIIIMMIN3 MOJKUN J. t'HKIEN HEXRY F gilOrHf \JCE2
RICHARD DEL\FIEtI> JOSEPH J. ODONOHUE. JR. JA\IA w' TAPpirv^^^
ASHBEL P. FITCH LOWELL M. PAI^IER OXKLEIGH THARW
ANSON R. FLOWIiR HO9MER B. PARSONS ROSEipT C Va\ i'r«T»jw»
H. H. HOLU.NS BTEPHKN PEAJSODY W K/VASDnfflnJ A^
JAS. S. K.UUN MAT.SDEN J. PERRY Aft TO™"'
Eept«raber, 4Mj®43%0; prlraa white. Mo nominal; crime
Winter yellow. .'.Jo nominal. LINSEED OIL. American
»eeU. city raw, 41@42c; oat-o*-towa raw. 40®41c; Calcutta
raw, 69c. LARI> OIU 78SS0c
PROVISIONS— In mponse to an advance of SfJIOc la
ltve hogs an.l rather i:«ht r»c«U(t« at Chicago, tna pro
vision market was generally firm all day and close*! at tlie
top. Packers and commission houses wara fair buyers.
Out ca" 7G.000 bogs at the Wait, Chicago contribute!
k4,UO>, Kan»a» City 8,000 and Omaha 7.-i)»>. Bitlmated
for Saturday, at Chicago, 20.iJ)0. FORK— Steady. Quoted:
Mesa, $t;flt*esis:»'> family. SlS>; short clear. 117 'Z3SJW.
BEEF— Firm. Quotod: Mesa. $^o$i»5o: fatally. $13C3i»60;
packet. SUUSI-. extra India rnaaa. »^&»>B*^3. BEES'
HAMS— Firm, un itad at 133 60^«23. l>litiiar:D HOG*-
Firm. Quoted: Bacons. 4 c; ISO Ib. t) : v;, itSU R>. L »c.
140 n>. 9Hc; pigs. &!»®IOH<J. <TUT — I'Scklod bel
"..-a nuic. Quoted: Smoking. 12o; 10 tb. IC-a*lu*ko; 13
)t>. i»_»'-i'u 10 We; 14 TO. MMMtMfce. Pickled natai dull; quoted
at n4i&ll%c. TALLOW — Firm. City. ;*o;; *o; country.
«S»©«iH'-. LARD— Firm. Quoted: Mliale VV«»tem prime.
t>r>.~>U'.>.ttfr'>. City lard firm; quote* at U^iSt»V»a Banned
lard gala*. Quoted: South America, 10l75o: Continent,
luc; brazil. ki>sa, 11.75 c. Compound firm; quoted at
BHBS^-. STEARINE— QuIat. Quoted: Olao. 11 We; city
lard etaarlna. lO^&lOtto.
RICK — Rle« vu firm at primary points and steady to
firm locally, with a good distribution at all points. tjio
tatlona follow: Domastla. screenings. 3V£;j'»c; second
heads. BV«,'4a; cholc« heads, 4'-«Q&c; fancy heads. r>'-»3
»%»[ extra, ffincy heads. 6OCHc: Japan, domestic, 3VJ
4»4o; Patna, OHSGc; Jay», 4i»£siic; Kaasocn. In bond,
2U«2Ho.
SUGAR — In refined nnr «M moderately ao
tlve. without Important change In prices, and the net
prices are based on 4.700 net. lass 1 car oent cash, tor
granulated. Tha following are list prices, sublet to a
rebate of 10 points and a discount of 1 per cent for cash
seven days: Crystal domlnoe, 7.06 c; Eagle tablet^, So;
cut loaf and crushed. O.BOu. mould A. 5.130; cubes. Eagle
C-n> bags powdered and Eagle confectioners' granulated,
0.00 c; XXXX powdered. 4-B6c; powdered, coarse powdered
and fruit powdered and Eagle coarse and extra Cn* gran
ulated. 4.1k>0; Kuj'o S-rt> cartons of Bna granulated,' So;
2-tb baj3 do, o.luc; BH-R> bags do, CbQo; 6-IT> bags do.
Be; 10-!t) ban do. 4.03 c; 26 and 60 Ib bags do. 4.83 c:
East*: 1..-.-, or standard granulated and diamond A, 4.80 c;
confectioners' a. 4.6uc; No 1. 4.500; Ncs 3 and 3, 4.430;
No 4. 4.400; No 5, 4.330; No 6. 4.300; No 7. 4.23 c; Ko 8.
4.SOc; No i>, 4. W0; No 10. 4. 08 c; N» 11. 4c; No 12. 8.»6o:
No 13. a 90c; Nee 14. 13 and 16, 8.83 a. The local market for
raw sugar was nomlzially steady, and latest reports had It
that tales of Cuban sugar late yesterday amounted In all
to about IGO.OOO bags, on the basis of 2".%c for 96 teat.
prompt to February and February-March shipment. Duty
paid price* were as follows: Centrifugal. Pa test, 8 13-32
B4o: Eousco\-ado, Ba. and molassea sugar. 83 teat, 24i0.2 4 io.
London sugar beets were dull, on the basis of Ss a\4 for
January and Sa lOHd for February. Willett A Gray re
port: "Total etocks of Europe and America, 8.708.243
tens, against 8.5>9&.23'> last year at the same uneven date.
The decrease of stock is 2£i,(X* tons, against a decrease
el 225.063 lost week. Total stocks and aJ''>at*. tOKethnr,
show a risible supply of 8.P13.242 tons, against 4,0<M,X30
last year, or a decrease of 261,006 tons.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, January 23. 1907.
BEANS AND — The market Is unchanged In tone
or pries. The b-ii!ness of the day was quite moderate.
)r Idera of red klciney express some eesdatsaaa In the
present position, and are asking S2S3 q-il:e generally, but
most of the wh'.ta varieties still lean a little In buyers*
favor, California lima moving moderately. Scotch peas
la rather light d«mand. We Quote: BEANS, marrow.
lJinc. choice, per bash. $3 23352 do medium, « 50;
£■> pea. $143-35147H: do red kidney. $2 83Ht(12 S3: do
block turU« soup. $2 t>fl??3 10; do yellow eye. $1 88382 08;
Co lima, CsUUornla. 0O; GREEK FHAii. Scotch. 11*06.
11 Ss«sl xnk.
BUTTER — Receipts to-day. 2,377 pkgs. The market
was again higher and very firm. BupplTea of chol >c and
far. fresh table grades were particularly short, and
buyers bid advanced prices ln order to draw stock oat of
regular channels. It was easy to sell fancy creamery at
?2<\ arid even that rlirara was exceeded tn some lnstanoes.
The oStcaal quotation was not advanced above 31a. bat
there was no reason In holding the quotation down to-day:
no oce was willing to do any business on that basis.
Good to eh ice qualities brought a little more money also,
but the more defective lots are still ruling quiet. HeM
creamery Is quita am. with occasional sales making a:
80c. No change !n Imitation creamery, factory or pacicin?
stoclt. Renovated Is selling pretty wall when fine, but
other grades are slow. Wi quota: Creamery, extras, per
ft>. S2j (Mercantile Exchange, ondal quotation, extras.
81c); do firsts. it>3Ble: «o seconds. Sfisite; So thirds. 22
eS4o; held, extras. 29Hj$3t'c: to Snta 23^20c; do sec
cniis. 23928 c; do thirds, 20« v 23p: Western Imitation
cre;ucerj-. extras, 24*26 c; do firsts, 21022 c: renovated.
exTrP.s. *3t»o; do firsts. 203 > 220 ido seconds. lSSltte; do
thirds. 160H9: Western factory, firsts, 2O^!C*lo: do seo
cnJ«. 18t*>,fl9Ho; do thirds, 17H&18c: rolls, wrapped,
fin*. 30c; packing stx-k. No 2. 17^P19Ho: d-> No 3. Jrt«4
Cl7c; state dairy -tubs, firsts. 2&225 c: do »*condj. 233
23cj Jo thlrrts. 20021 a
.'HEESEW-Recetpta to-day, • > (Ji4 boxes. WrUx a
continued good demand from horns trade dealers for
better grades of cheoae and considerable export outlet
for cheaper grades, the market Is !a good healthy
snap* and f»ellng steady to firm, but without change
In the officKl range of quotations. Liverpool cabin:
Finest Canadian. 603 for colored anil <4s for whit*.
XV* quote: State, full cream, small and 'artr^, Bep
t^mhor. fa.r.py. 14 Ho; do October. b#st. 13 l »ei4e: do
flo prim*. 13HtJlSc: do winter marie, average
"it. t»e; do Inferior. ll«J12e; Itght skims, lie; half
■ktma, best. 9%019e: part skims, prime. SSSSe; do
fair to nod, 6H37Hc; d-> common, 4©Be; do full
sktms. SC3c
BOOS— Receipts t^-dar. aVSfS cases. Arrivals are
fairly liberal, but a good deal of the etook. havlns; cost
more than present selllnsf value Is held off the market,
bii'l the supply le thus cut down enough to make
r/uhrr n ttrm tone for the moment. Quotations are
unchanged, ;at while r»uu!ar dealers are getting a
supply. It would be hard to buy much on the open
market. Refrigerators >rkln»r out moderately at un
chatiged prices. We quote: State. Pennsylvania and
nearby, selected, white, fancy. 9901 do choice. JS^
I*o; do brown and mixed, extra, 28®"3c: do firsts to
extra firsts. 3.1 <i? 2>;Hc: Western, selected, finest. 2>".0
■.1 > firsts. 2SHo (offloisj quotation. 25H); do seconds.
iSr: do thirds. 23©:4 c; dirties, 30$l!e; do checks.
18080 a; do refrigerators. 10024 a
FKUITS— FRESH— AppIes ln mini supply ar.d trading-
Is only fair; fancy fruit steady; medium and lower grades
slightly In buyers' favor. Fan -y cranberries steady; ma—
■ atum and lower (trades drairjfng heavily. Strawbarrlsa a
»h"\ caster «md*r more liberal offerlnga Fancy orttmtee,
gmprfrult and tangerines are scarce and wanted; the
markot Is dull arid Irregular for the medium and lower
grades, which comprise most of the receipts. Pineapples)
i dull and Irregular. We quote: APPLES. Jonathan, per
• double head bbl. 83HTS4 23; do Bpltienb*rs;, $1 30*: S3 29:
flo Oano, $2r«>?rs3 25; flo King-. $22 53 23: d,> Northern
i tiny and Nonesuch. SI S(KfS2 80; do Ben lUvls. $1 3i>9
1 *2 73: On Baldwin. 8»8O3S2BO; do Ortenlng. |1 60- >s.l;
ili> common. 81982: do In bulk. p»r bbl mea.«n:r*, ■■&
8180; do Far Western p«r box. 41512 50; CRANBER
RIES. Capo Cod. per bbl, S&3S7 60; do pat crate. 51 «Mi
S2: do Jersoy. per bbl l Sr>trj9; do per crate, $1 2.".t»5! 73:
eTTtAWBERIUBS. Florida, per quart. 23950 c;
ORANOE3 Florida. r*r boa, (1984: do Porto Rico. $19
52 60- <!o M«xtcan. 8)08178: do California. S2£s3 BO;
TANOBRINXS Florida, [»r strap 83lkiffS3; MAN*
nARIN-3. Florid*, per strap. $1 Sn4W B0; KTTMQITATS.
Florida, per quart. 10«12e; GRAPEFnnT. Florida, per
b"x *lwV*4: LEMONS California r-r boa, 83084; PINR
APPIJ2S. Florida, r 9 r crate. $l©s3 60; do Cuban, $19
53 IT.
HOPS— Very little trading on the local market a.id
mcv»in»rl In the state has been less active this wee*,
with the few rales made ranging from 170 to 201*0. Oiomrh
one very choice gjuwdi was sold at 22D, From Orgeon
fome sales ar« reported as high ail 13.-. but movement
limited. Lower (rrartes otTered at 11312 a. We hear of a
•ale of r.m> bales of Sonoma County. Cal. at t3« and con
siderable hop. are offered at llVi#J>l2o. with lower graces)
down to Us Wo quote: State. l*.irt. choice, per lb. 21»
83o: to medium to prime. XMSOai do 1008. Ofilo: jaclfla
Coast 1908. chnlc>. lfl-917o: do meiltum to prlme^l4»l3o; ;
do WOB, prime to choice), 120140; do medium 10011 a. ]
POULTRT— AUVIV-BJMBSJ 7 cars arrived t»-day but
nil belna carrle.l ovor on the track. Trading for the
w«eJi la practically over. TMwla. ducks and geese .have
rSS^ "ootToß a^'So^r T^i^verV W*lf.
rer Tb Me: OWES fa. Western, prime, per IS. 12o; d*
ordinary, llo; do Southern and Southwestern, p*or. IOo;
O.n\'K\ FOWLS, per pair. BBc: PIGEONS, r'r pair.
25c ' PRE a ?r.D— Supplies of fresh killed poultry avail
continued Uitht and stocks have cleaned up pretty
••lonely but a considerable quantity has been Bslsaed
this week, ar.il rearly all receiver* have raore or less
stock still out Fancy turkeys, fancy roastlntr chickens
and fancy fowls (.re all scarce and firm Law capon*
In n-oderats proportion in the receipts and steadily held.
but considerable accumulation of medium to small sties,
which aro very dull. ini.-ks in moderate su] ply and firm.
Oeese sell slowly. Bqnaba scare*, and .lesiraMa grades
Tiißl-er an.l firm. We quote: Pry parked: TURKEYS.
Western. youn* henj. fancy. lsV^i'jc; do hens and
toma mixed, |aoi<Ue<>; do young torn*. ISjltlftHo; do
fair to good. U ■ l^lc do Southwestern l$!ljlt.o: do In
ferior l««13r: *> W«stem. old. IStftOc: CHICKCNU.
broilers 4 m to pair and under. Philadelphia, dry p'.cke 1.
rer ib 2(*3250- do other Pennsylvania and New Tor;;.
dry risked V&QBXn On roasting. 8 to 13 rr> to pair. Phila
delphia dry picked. 'Me: <lo other Pennsylvania and New
York 14«lfi«-; do Western, dry picked. 13TlSc; do Ohio .
and ' Mlehlar-n. scalded, l?#14c; do ether Western. ,
scalded 13«13 1 da medium weights. 3 to 7 rb to pair.
•nM? dry picked. imifl4c: do other Pennsyl- ]
Y»rla, and New York, dry picked. 13®13H0: do Western.
dry nicked. llCt«c: <!o Ohio and Michigan, scalded. tlj
I!.-; do Western, scalded. M'3l2. : do poor. «*M0o;
FOWLH. Philadelphia, lrv plck«d. r-r lt>. I3H1»14c: do
Western dry picked. S<ai4c: da Ohio and M\-h!zan.
maided. 12013Hc: do other Western, scalded. 8913 V>e:
OVPHtNS Phllßdetphla, r«>f lb. 19>S21i); Ohio, lts©18o;
do ether Western. 12 I *ist«Jc; <iT.l> . .ViC.\ dry picked.
0lia:0 l ia: do scolded. •."•«U^in: GEESE, spring. Western.
per n>. *Sl2c: DUCKS, scrine;, Ohio and Michigan, 139
4c; do Western. 53 1.1 c; do ducks an.l geese, poor. 807o;
SUUABS Drlme, lurxe white, r«r doten. $2 2808(180; do
ir.lx«d. ja'.-o-iS^SO; da mixed. $- t30»2 50: do dark. $178
082; do culls. 604i75c.
tiAMU — Wild ducks In moderate supply and prbna
grades wcrk out at about steady prices. Rabbits very
scarce and firm for durable grade*. Jack rabbits higher.
We quote: WILD DUCKS, canvaaback. per pair. 8208!>:
redhead «IMVUS2: do blackhead. 7Bc081; do mallard.
81 2O&81 0U: do bluewtng teal. 73eCSl 10: do gmwliiß
teal. «.:8S5o; do ruddy. 810*1 38; do wtdireeu. •««*>;
do oommon, jj^HOo; Jaak rabblu. par pair. 4*0B8»V d*
ccttcntalt. 13955&
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES — Irish rotators rather
firm, and price* *how »erna furth«r r- -.»ment. . .ffweet '
lotAtoes c£i«t tijul »t»aJi'. Onloo* cezsrally Cnn,:wlt!j '- ;
a further li&provemant Is rt^aw. * Norfolk kale mat
sytaaoh sold metal* **> CJBstaeV but <a*oy sjsnanli wei 1
TiriMt Comptntim*
Franklin ~~^
.Trust Company;
140 Broad Manhattan Ivy «.
164-166 Montague St.. Brooklyn J "• ■• CH "
Capital. Surplus and CA Cr%f\ f\f\n
I udlrkiwl r> o Hts over .>4,.11. > 4,.11 > 0,000
tiEOBUE H. SOCTTJAKD. President. J
scarce, and a few sales war* male at h!gn«r ptte«». K«w
Orleans vegetables >«al*t. and oO.rlags are ÜberaJ. BkM
• j's ruira nlg^J^r. but othar kinds ■-- 'tia-g—l aTssattss
«?,f? I t^ blea^ >ilow T%r y Ut u » chaag* Choic* ta fancy
ouauues at nearly all fciods held firm. CallfomU 3
now«rs lower. Other vssetabiea without quotable nsTlfi
V « mIH 0 ** 1 POTATuEa. Uermuda. per bol. S3 SttNalot
st^^^^-^^sS^^Sa^rc-ur si
*»<» iLJ 11 J»3»l 75; da per sack. Jl oT»r»l 56, do Jejsasr
?,?" k .-3 , 8l 'S* ls *i SWEET POTATOES* Vlaelaad, ■«•
si a./..??? 11 * s *' &a 0 * Jersey, per double-Sea? bol.
Be^h,, Pe h b^'«». s::3 ' i£k>: A3PAitAOb3. Franca, green.
5f r , ««Jttota, tlS^'- ARTICHOKESt French. par dosen.
IprTor" : ,** »J«omla. Ber Juz»a. $1 36f il 75; »KObV
si7*?K? i i' ol;TS » ss * r ' ii " 5512 c; BBBTS. nearby. «Id.
K»ta ,* 1 ** 1 30; do New Orleans, old. per 100 bVMftasv
r r^u 1 new . •*>«»*: do Bermuda, per crate. «1M18)-
CARHuTt*. washed, per bbl. SI 73#»3; te umra*i*a, »1 SCI
Ctl .5; do unwashed, per ba#, »1 asaSl 60; do New Or
«V*?; «I* r^ ° bun ' *», 52543: do isrmsWsa. per oras%
W53.160; CABBAOE». while Imnlsh seed, M* too. 81449
s.'"' 20 33 - CAULIFLOWERS Caiirotnla. Mr
case *t .34^3, I> per .ialf case. 81 7Sd82Tdo FlnjjV.
per basket ao ; do French, per dozed IB; C2EUB&T,
state and Western, per dosen. 1Oi0oOo; do California, par
caee. |I«S4 73; CUICORV. New Orleans, per bbl. $I#
S-«0; do ranch, per dozen. 81 23©$1 SO: do Bermuda, per
crate. Sl^Sl 23; ESCAKOLB, New Orleans, per bbl. B>O
S3; da lTdOch. per doien, SI 23©« 00; ENDIVE; TJalatiii
per lb. 12315 c; EGGPLANTS. Florida, par bom. ISCJISt
,2*F ai * ' I 3 ®* 3 : HORSERADISH, per larie bbl. 833
*3 50; KOHLRABI. Now Orleans, par iOO bunches SSsMftl
KaL::, Norfolk, per bbl. TScSJI; LETTUCE, Florida,
basket »IS»4 3O: do North Carolina, per bbl, $2313; «•
*•** Orleans, p*r bbl. $1^88; LIMA BEANS. Bermuda,
per crate. S3 60®34; ONIONS. Connecticut and Tn stern.
white, per bbl. 83£S6; da yellow. S2BS3 BO; do red, 81 7
1223; d» Orangw County, yellow, per bar. $1 B0«J$3: &3
£•"•, f 133182; do state and Western, white, per crate*
76cCJUi7; do yellow, per baa. 42ST2CO; do tn bulk, per
ISO R>. «2@S2SU; do red. per bag. $1 30CW; da bW.
Per ISO tb. 11 50(852- do shallots. New Orleana, per 10*
bunches. 818*3: do Virginia and North Carolina. Bfaa*.
per basket. 25<£60c: do Cuban. p*r crate. t3«f 3 28; OKIIA.
Florida, per carrier, J2iSs3; do CubanTßl»»B: FltiJC
Florida, r«r basket. 88087; PEPPERS. Florida, per car
rier. fi©S7Bo: do Cuban, bullnoae. 88 80««9; dojtarHr.
5&394; PARSLEY. New . >r'eane. per 100 bunchaa, HWt
c!-> Bermuda, per box. II 30: PARSIfIPsV MS* MC. .
*aeo©S2; RADISHES. North Carolina and Vbswta, Baa
basket, $16*3; IIOMAINE. New Orleans, par aU. SBMBt
do Florida, p#r basket. Slt r *3; do Bermuda, per bo-«.
|260e53; •■!« French, per dozen. $15008178; BFINAC&
Norfolk, per bbl, SISJI SO; STRING BEAMeX TlsjMsV
wax. gto4 to fancy, per basket or crate; 84988; to tr*«n,
84 5"?il>»: do common. S2€*4: SQUASH. Hubbard. par bbl,
81SOesi7D: do marrow. 11 23C*1 75; do Florida, wttfsav
per box. *13?3: do yellow, crookneck. $108988; do>
Cuban, white, per crate. |1?*3: TOMATOES. Florida, tar
carrier, $23*4; do Cuban, (1 £53?3; do other West Indian.
812SC(2SO; do California, per fat box. $1081 80; TCsV
NIPS, Canada, rutabaga, per bbl. 90s: do Jersey ajsß
Long Island, rutabaga. C3cr>Jl; do nearby, whtta |IS#
SI 73: WATERCRESS, per ICO bunches. 8S02&
HAT AND STRAW — HAT— ThreatanJag initial sra>
▼«nted stimulating effect upon the hay trade to-day, aadl
last prices ruled weak and nominal. Prime lots. larme,
hold well, but the market can not bs> regarded ta a sSh
trade bettered condition. Poor hay la small bales, at
the moment, a derided drug. We quota: Prime. larr<*
bates, per 100 Tb. 81 10; No 1. $1 080*1 OT%i No S. 880)
v7Vii>; No 3. S3-tiS7*io; snipping; &o<dkt'*o; olorer mlmf
M 0960: clover clear. 73®S2iae. STRAW — Steady at «8a
for really useful. Selections hare more or less of a prt
rate valuation at the moment. Receipts to-day, la tons:
Hudson River Railroad. Ziu: Erie. 10; Pennsylvania. 120; '
Delaware, Laokawanna 4 Western. 40* Lehlgn VaUey.
20; Baltimore & Ohio, 20: Central of Jfew Jersey. arot
total. $20 tons. Receipts of straw. 70 tons.
■ Toledo. Jan. 23.— CLOVERSSED— Cash. $8 40; TIsTsTT
f»«J*>Sr«an i j, »»*'H: March. tSo2*>: April. »i 3:Vi-
TIMOTHY. 82 08 AL6IKE. $7 73.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. January Ok 2fof.
BE7E\"EB— Reostpta were £LS cars, cr 8.667 bead, taakasV
!rg 72 cars for export alive, ISO for city slaughterers and
IS for the market, making, wita the stale stock, 13 cam
on sale. Steers were act. '/a and prices) firm to 100 higher:
bulls steady; bologna cows. BSXOo hlgber; medium giailea
steady, and good cows firm; one car ot cattle mat aiilietl
late was hald ovir, •on. men to arime steers sold a*
f4 30$$010 per luO H>. good oxen at 84 63; bolls at
|3 4t>as4So: cows at $1 &>&* 15; heifers at fASOtJSB.
Irw(*l b<^f was quiet at last quotation* Llverpoo. a*sß
London cables quoted live cattle steady at ll£l2^a par
tt>. dressed weight, sinking the offal; live aftssn and Iftg&B)
selling at l*-;'l3o per Ib; r«fng«rau>r beef higher stMl
100 t_«r Ib: no aht^menta from thla port to-day. To per ■
row the Uinr.eapuTls. for London, will take) out 433 eattl«
and -.'-<> quarters of beef for il si liltil A Sulabanw
and *•'<> cattle for J. Shambcrs; A Boa; the *. fillllliaiL
for Antwerp, wi.! take 24D oattle for SatrwartscbUd 2
bulzherger; the Philadelphia will take oat 2.800 quarters)
or beef for Armour ,x Co. and 1,100 quarter* tar Bnliwaja
sehlltt £ Sui3i'«rg»r; tho Campania. 1,840 euart»ri far
tbm Cthiahy Packing Company, and tha Saai»vaL before)
report«t a« sailing on Wednesday, will Busily get cat en.
Saturday with Bo sheep*, "'-'"'tis;, with preMona «>•:>.
ments. a total from tii!» port for to* week 5 3.078 eatxlZ
1 31» sheep and 13.M0 quarters of beef, ail to portTV*
Great Britain with the exception at Saß — —-^~-* 70
sheeg. -- w
.-;».-"» — ■ Kama <?^mm!ss!on OMnpanrt IS* OUsssbi saassm.
j?S ££ iS!% iS i^" re v a? •„•? ii.'WfS?
atte'du^ Vlr » nn: * d °w *a Ib. at 84«5; Id sillst ÜB¥ 5T
MoPherson A C(xi 19 Ohio steers 1122 &v at 80 43. E.
Jer \ 2 S. JI> " TBd *• " M "° J * o«w» -id eaUiif as $3
*B. Olbson 4 Co. : 3 Ohio steers, 1388 X aa. .
Newton * Co. : 13 Ohio fed Westerns. UTS D. at Ml IS
J. chamber* a Sons 20 Ohio steer* 1210 Ib. M SB.
CALVB«— were 84 head. aU Coy tbs> ctlr\.t.
making, with tha stale calves 230 oa sale, omm -* —«■•-«
were Westorn. Indiana and Kentucky stock. Veals sm
In limited supply and steady; other najiaa alow aad eaaasav
Nearly 2 care were held orar, of which 1 c«r at tea ecr-i
street yards. Common to prime vesCs sold at 88) Bssß9a9
per 100 ib: Indiana and Kentuoky naliea at SflMtsssYmi
a few barnyard calves at $8; dressed calves aCaktJMai S
140 per Ib for city dressed Teala, with <6otoTclrcA.M«l
re* ■■•..::« 14 Vic; country dressed sold at 7**130.
Sales— MoPhemon A Co. : 1 Teal. ISO Ib. at 89>78 7«r oa
j?4ft rbj^ws^J^rrir* ft v*s
at $3 50; i barnjara calves. 233 lb. at %X «%«»*«>»
Kerns Commission Company: 88 Indiana illi— alia &v
at 88 73; 42 Kantuoky do. SOd ib. at 83 80; 4BtTeVIS. m
Tobln A Bnannon: 4 Teals. 109 Ib. at f T3.
Newton * Oa.t 1 Teal. l«0 Ib. at 83 80| 1 Be* 12* IS.
BUST? AND LAMBS— Receipt* war* • ears, er tM
head, alt for the market, making, with the stack baM *•«•>
yesterday. 18-» cars to be sold, all at Jersey Ctfcr. Bbaa»
were almost nominal, but about steady; sellers were ea»
abled to move the bulk of the stock to-day, bat at a &a—
cllne of 13©230 from Wednesday's price* oa top grain
and £3 £ 50c on others. A few cars were ar.sold at a Ist*
hour. Poor to medium sheep sold at 88084 SO per 109 lbt
fair to prime lambs at 87 12^e*7 83. Dressed mutton
slow at . miii nii* »c per Ib; dresend lamba at I<>-J^l2o. wlthj
extra prime carcasses slightly exceeding quotations: ooitn>*
try dressed hothouse lambs slow at (99811 per carcass.
Bales— Newton ft Co.: 163 state lambs. «1 Ife averaaaw
at $7 78 per 19» Ib; 198 do. 73 n>. at 17 JO; 199 do a I
Id, at $7 So: 118 Ohio do, «4 m. at $7 85; < state «hen
»8 ft. at »4 6o: l< do. »• m, at $3 SO; 19 do. 93 tbTat
$*; 1 Ohio do. 110 R. st $3.
Kerns Commlutoa Company*— 2l4 Buffalo lambs. 81
To. at ST 83: til do. S3 tb. at S7 S3; 23» do. 72 Ib at
»7 49: 841 do. S3 ». at V SO; i4O do, 85 R>. at 37 39
230 .10. <3 n>. at 30; 341 do. si Ib. at $7 15; 334)
Western do. SO Tb, at $7 73.
P. Judd ft Co.: 313 Buffalo lamba, «3 O. at 87 12.
HOOS Receipts were 12 cars, or S.ISJ head, ail •»»
slaunhterern. Fueling steady for all weights. Country
dressed hogs nnrhanxed at J';'t9o par Ib for medtUaa
welchra. and sVig'l 1 "- for light hoes.
Pales— Jk Shannon 1 all late) yesterday)— n»
•tat* pigs, 93 » average, at 87 40 par 109 ib; 3 rasssSga.
110 tb. at $« 40. . * . ■
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Liverpool, Jan. 33. — Closing — WHEAT Spot Sraal
So 3 red. Western winter, is; futures quiet; Marts,
«a Snd; Hay. «s. ltd; July, «s Id. CORN— Spot to;
American mixed, new. 4s sd; American wlstit. old.
4a 0d; futures steady; January, 4a 2%d; March, it 2%5%
VEA&— Canadian steady. 69 1V(I. FZ.OUR — St. Loata
fancy winter . steady, is. HOPS. In London (Paocßa
Coast >. steady. i 3 Estf£-t is. BEEF— Extra India saeaa,
strong. 7«a 3d. PORK — Prim* meae. Western. staady.
Sis 3d. — Snort cut. 14 to 14 A. quiet. Bis> fJC
DA CON — ele&r. middleai lisjht. 33 to $4 T^atassK
Sis til; lon«. clear, middles, heavy. SB to 49 Zj. ajassfb
81s; short, clear back*, li to N ft. steady. its *<i:
Cumberland cut. 2Z to 30 rN easy. 49a; short rib. 18 8*
$4 Ib, steady. 53a id. clear bellies. It to II ft. I'.ts*.
•to: shoulders, square, 11 to IS ». steady, -'"• «4.
— Prime Western, la tlarnsa. steady. «*' »d ;
American refined, m palls, steady. Us 3d. ECTTbTH—
•.- „■ ,-.... staa.ly. 9Jj; *ood united .State*
steady." SJs. CHEE9B — Canadian. • Unfit - whlta^ grm.'
<Us; do -finest, ' color».i.» ilrm. - **s. .t- TALLOW — Prime,'
oity, »tron*. . J«s... TL'RPE.VTINB- Spirit* »trong. JIS
Id. ROAIN — Common firm. 10a 11 P BT*OX_BTC JsV-«
slassaea s.uin. rH4 LOfBXXD JCL inles. 13a
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