Chronicling AmericaXotice of Summons. BUFFALO. ROOIESTEn «v PITTSBURG. tan inr. 1306. Eeoond -«peek tn Sept. . $144.5G» $1»3,U3» $174,230. Ju!y lto Sept. 14 1.614.56» 2.031

Xotice of Summons. BUFFALO. ROOIESTEn «v PITTSBURG. tan inr. 1306. Eeoond -«peek tn Sept. . $144.5G» $1»3,U3» $174,230 Ju!y l to Sept. 14 1.614.56» 2.031. 1.C52.166 . DENTER & RIO Gli-VXDE. i Number cf miles 2.552 3,800 1.523 fcwond weeij ir. Sept.. $407.1W $477,300 $412.(KX> July Ito Sept. 14 4.259.200 4.JK5.200 4,237.423 ERIE. (AHlines BtOßjUl cf .'i.:;y_ Gross earnings $4,150.055 $4.937.F3S $4,361,024 Operating expen»*-s 3,073.068 3,424.851 3,065.40u = : Net earcinffs t1.107.01G Jf1.512.957 $1,305,619 LEHIGH VALLET. I Month of July I <-.it*s eantaajs. . $2.E26.451 $3,269,042 $3,040,044 ! Espenseß an<! taxes. ... 1.734.655 r.023.511 1.707.493 Xet eamias« .... $791,596 $1,245,531 $1,332,551 NSW TORK. EUSQITHANNA & WESTERN. Month of July — Number of miles ... 2T.S 23!) 23!> 'Jrwrs eirr:-.5!5 $250. Wa $275.!91 $2!a.o2ii Sx7>en!vs ari tases... 17J.35J8 IP<>.2»3 1«2.7»1 NCt eaminja $56,960 $85,5»» ~ $70,234 GEORGIA SO'CTHERN * FL.ORIDA. Month of July— .190 S. 1007. Clianires. Gross earnings $ISJ>.MI $183,913 Dec. $45,964 Operating expenses.. 1C3.773 148,502 Dec. 39,729 Net oarnin«* .... $3:.1>«« $87,413 Dee. $G,225 Outajde operatins. net 1.511 1.623 I>ec. 108 Total operating, net $32,702 $39,039 Dec. $6,334 Taxes 7,551 (J.&80 Inc. 971 tmtStm lioOßae. . MT..1.'.l $32.4 M Dec. $7,305 ITNITED RAILWAYS OF ST. LOOTS. Morrs wt Auf-jwt — Gross eamlr^ss $911,515 $95<5JUO Dee. $44. Operating expenses.. 872.879 fllO.lßo Dec. 37,281 N»t «arr.inKS |Mfl.fJff $34ft.0P0 Dec $7,444 Charres . .. .. 234.RM 232.500 Inc. 2.045 wVntm 5XQ4.053 $U3.C74. Dec. $9.48» j Qeeae aarnlnffs 8 mos «i.b73.2hii 7.185,720 Dae. 212.450 I Kir^ses 4.615.9ia 4.8KU43 De-. 81.227 : t6et -3rr--;rs 8 moa. 52.454.364 $2.57Ti.5K7 r'ec.5121.223 ' Charges 1.552.950 1.951.328 Dec. 88,375 . Snrptaß, E nv«->.- $*}1,414 »62».2f12 Dec $22,648 ] EAILROAD EAEUINGS psxfcrd 3f*m Tells in Government K&tBoro Be Won Back Customers. - - propaganda, recovered for one •W^m saiessan much of the busters he P* 212 ** n't»nc# catting competitors, according ** Yesterday in tie hearing beforo to tßatan^- - re'eree in the- government stiit to F** , râaJd Ofl Company of Ne Jersey. ***** SL-Jtrrelder. a Standard representative in *• r*ôiina territory, told Frank B. Kel- ** ---ernasent attorr.- on cross-examina- \u25a0 *** IS * bY had tested many or the oil barrels of **^**L-d> competitors, particularly the Red •• 2J>S)aBT. and r.aui found them to contain *" to four gaHons less than the jrau*. \u25a0•"\u25a0Jlf demonstraUng to the buyers of this ** •** S- declared the witnetre. "that they •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a02 Z-zung a -JCluare deal' that I r^t back warr C V t^' tradf r had lost tO the Red <Cr com- rate cutting." 7SST Jt was fair to pauge ril barrels " -0° & «=» absence of their re re •< j: 2^ :r asked Mr. Kellogg. a*— "T"-—- the reply "They are at liberty to •*I £0. **^ *"* \u0084 ... •-•* of E2»e- t»«* "pX jîarfl. it Standard salesman ef Cura- 222 w* said h* had found a hundred barrels WS tt£Z** t0 tto Red "" * a<s the CTOwn ° il rf^«7cWßP«r "Vfîurd from one apaßotl to aaa wa^ each. On cross-examination it came tSST "^^ najii-r of gauging depended largely 001 correct position of the barrel. If the Q* 3 Tl—eaed to rest so that the bunghcle waa J*^ Z^ceatre at the top the gauge rod would In fi * ~~~. cc . ; .. cthertrtse the re*l rr^pht "draw -.r'jter ccrrw-^. . _Llr «ajcias'oi:s- "rr^ -7v HoCgson. \u25a0 salesman attached to the E! S*OB Company of K-ntucky. who had! P-*— *•-,,__ the Dixie Oil Company, said that he \ Cr^L ! foun - the barrels of competitors over- j "^-Tttet he had never known the Dixie com- > «\u25a0*"" cuaflarfl wa»BfllTy. to begin a cut, and j pS=T hla never been used by the Standard to j 21 «t independent competitors. o D Daniel, another Southern salesman, nar- | Za riaDar facts. tnTJam B. Barrett, a rotuoiS \u25a0 *^_La. o£ atartinavaie. V«u. tola of competitive j Bfcß^^' v. s Mlllliri naming instances where ! a>^- ,jf loca: rf— -r* had acted as the agents T^Mtt* ci! companies. He had fauesd bar- • iTSe EicinonsJ Ofl Company an<: foun them j jfewrii^*--"'"' Mr Kellogg read a letter j JtL awl wltn^gs had reported that certain bar- } isrf oil *~ora the Richmond company, consigned ; Ta inerc^t at Keysvine, Vt, had been ovtr- | *» Eo-atha!. tn« Standard's attorney, ob- j -ewL and VX Barrett BUaiCtoil—i any recollection ; Z^Z incident, althwa* recalling, he eaid. that j tiser* ha«i beets sesse talk of cornplair.t from the . BichxnoE« Oil Conjpany about seme one's gaug- ; jrz )ts barrels. 8. P. Fair, BBBatlva- Southern Standard agent. | mTt i,*^|||i{» cf cats offered Standard custom- er fcr the V AxtH Oil Company on cylinder oil e-Bal'to 4"* etita a Fallen. After the witê i»fl tola E?eciS=aily of the reductions made by \u25a0 eonpet' in his territory in the ast year Mr. ; Boject-.- fUfifiCSlj turned on him and asked: -Asc since the Uae these gentlemen of the | cjßmwtu}*; Crna tesnr.«»d Jxi Washington for the j r-rt-sr-eut In tils suit the high minded repre- j MStattm «t the competition haja been In your ; tr-itery cjittißJf P***"^ TeJ. ".".a: .--""•• Mr. Fair replied. Ob eress-ejainTisatlor. the srftoesi could recall : agjr mt !rr» TT» is recent years where the j gtsrisrd had chaaged the prices of oil in his ter- rijsrc altiougi; ilr. Kellogg insisted that the ; \u25a0jUat iteca ecrplied by the defendant showed a j aaxißE' cf other reductions. . i Thsßtarina: erffl b« continued tc-day POEEIGN COMMEECE UT ATJGrTJST. The bureau of Statlstla! . Department of Com- merce and Labor, reports tho total valuea of 1m ports and exports for August and for tha eljrbt 1 months endlns; August as follow*: MEHCHAXDIBK. tg^r: jdte. -s£b -&a Excee. esporta. . $19.1M,5C8 $1,833,852 $24,104,453 tight months ending AugTist. SSS& ••••• •• • ,, $ 3 1S-2S! •i-noS-ims-aoB «M5.648,t»4 1 l-001.1>06.^03 1.1»6.6:!5.418 1,090.337,470 Excee* exports . J301.270.009 T104.g22.110 $253,683,678 Ausust- GOIJ) - BS :::::::::: *£r Q I-r£ W.«W« '17.972.8(58 2 - 339 - 8 6 •1.*00,101 57.374.700 Eight months «sndi August: 1^122* $33.«14.330 $28,075,530 $50,344.879 fcap-rtis «MlMej 48.375,360 33.511.040 Eatceaa exporta.. J51.346.018 $20,290,770 $46,833,933 . SILVKR. Auirust — 0 !!* $3.1JM.4»5 $4.er8,87» $2,778,076 i-xports 4.13^.653 6.745.055 4,049,173 Bxc-'ss exports. C:««. 427 J2.0C3.200 $1,272,197 Kight months endinir Aaaraat: : - -~ .' : ln.i>n^« $27,375,355 $30,461,713 $29,731,510 Kxports 34.576.144 - 41.922.33K 41.847,028 E*<êe experw.. $7.a90.75» $11,460,021 $12,115,518 SUFREUE cotmT OF the state op set IO York. County of New York. — Robert Newton Craoe. aa Executor of th» last Wilt and Tnatasiant of laaaa Hay . rd, deceased, formerly a TTwJtea unctsr tlio laa* Will and Tuatament of John ' Taylar Lord, dweeaaajd. an.l Janat GiSord Hamilton, aa auât:tui*d Truacaw under the said laat Will and Testament of John Taylor .Lord, laceaaed. Plaintiffs. aKainst Janet Gifford: Earnll- ton. Edith Rebecca Lord. Jaaet Hay. Jaiiru* Hay and Chariea Robert I.ana;enbach^r, sa Admmiatr»trtx *ad. Administrator with will anaexed or th« s»o<la. eiaßwaala) I and credits which were of Ana Hay. deceaaed. Mary Taylor Xadal. Frank L»r(S Warrln. aunMi Lord W»r- rin. Mirsna,; Lord Warrin. iraasi Waxrla. Thnaaea) I Medley Lord. Arthur Perceval Hamlltcn. Kathlesa Mary Hamilton. Hana Patrick Hamiltoa. Aian Fsawar Hamilton. Arthur Power Lord. Eiolse i-orl BMar. aewl Georgiana McMilian. and Edith Ret»«cc» Lord, and Rowland E. Protharo as Substituted TiwJtaea tiaaar tkai last Will and Testament of John T. i»ni. dec aearl Defendants. Summons. Trial desired la the Cousty of New York. _ \u25a0-.- To th« Above Named Defendants: You ara hereby summoned to anjtwer tia* complain; In tnla action and to servo a copy of your aaewer oa th« PlalntlSs* Attornays within twasty daya aftar t2t» service of this aommona. excluatv* of the tla-y of eer- vice. and In cas« of your fallura to appear or utw«r Judg-ment willbe taken a*a:a«t you by d-fauit. for tna relief demanded in liia compiaiat. E>ated. Aurost 13th. I'M*. SPEACER. ORDWAY * WUSRC3H. P^latlffa* Altor- neys. Office and PostoSca Address. No. 27 w:;.;*ra Street, Borough of Manhattan. New York Ctty. Xo the Dafandaats. Jaaet Gifford Hamilton. Edita Rebecca Lord. FracX Lortl Warria, Thomas Ji*d.ey Lord, Arthur Perceval Hamilton. i£athb*«a Mary Ham- ilton, Hans Patrick Hamilton. .V.â Fisner Hamlltoa. Eloise Lord P..der, Georgtana McJiilian, crfich Rabeeea Lord and Rowland S. Prothero. aa dubstltuted Truataea* tinder trie laat will and Testament of John T. Lord, deceased, and Janet GiZsrd Hamilton, tae mother or and the person with whom the said Hana Patrick Ham- ilton and Alan Fisher Hamilton, infanta, reelvie, for and on behalf of said Infant defendants: The foregoing summons ia eer-. ugon yoTZ by pub- lication pursuant to an order of Hon. Henry Biscaoff. Jijstice of th« Supreme Court of the Stata of Saw York, date* the 15ta day of Sesnfisb*r. 19CS. aad file* with the eeeaajtaßßM liÜbi o£c» ef Uaa> Clmli at tae* Connty of New York, at tbe Boroajfh or VaA&attaua. City of New York. Dated. >*ew Tori. Septembar 17. 1903. Yours, etc.. SPEXCER. ORTnVAY A WTERtT£. Plaintlffß* Atior- n«ys, i~ William Street. J»ew Tot* Ctty. The foregoing sniended sommona 13 serv»4 npos y-n by publica:ion. pursuant to an order of Honorable CStli— bert W. Pousd. one of tha Jostiâ of tha 'Bubbbihb CaagfJ of Hki Stata af Saw York, iat^.i Asajaat 27. 13CS. acxt ti'en wita the cosssla&t and aisendsd aompialst ia tba> efflce of th» Clan of tha County or New Y-rlc at tba> l»'«w> York County Omit Uctae Is tlio Boroqaî of 3(Wlkataaja> City of yew Yortt. Dated. .New Tori Ausaat 27th. 1008. M. 3- & I S. ISAACS. Platutlffa' At?or-»»». '\u25a0>fJWe an.-' postoSce \u25a0 fijreee: 52 WUUaea sueea. 3ci»- ni»h of Manhattan. N^»r Tork CTtr. CÛPKEiLE COURT. — AMT Jt. PRANK AJTD HAJtXT JO Made. plauntiiTs. acatnat WiUiam Caxtmr. BaOdecw* Conecrvctson Company. Itallaa-Swisa Colony. PneuaoaUa Whitewash ; Company. Wllllann H. Holdawortli. P«rST HoUswort.i. Edwux H. Heaa. NaUianlal J. Heae, Jaana Holl and Bernard fcloii. data; ouainaaa as JoJu Meiß saw» Wor'ss Company. Sampson H. vv»uilian<lier. a* raawxaft C. Gecrâ Se:both. New Tork Telepnone Company. SasZ Bern3t«ln aad Uarlaxa River Iûneer A Waeatwoftdaß Cnrrpiiny. saawadßßßta Trial desired in Ui« Cscsqr ear Saw York. Amended summons. To tn« above na.-.i«j defendants anJ each at them: Tou are hereby summoned to answar Htm ameatfari «s>-> "ia:n: In this action, and to ser - s copy of your anaweV on tiw piarntlfTs attome7s w:t£m rw<wty days after tbe> »en-tee of this amended - imrr.or.a. «ac:uaiwe at taw das/ \u25a0I service; and in case of your failurs to appear, ajr answer. Judgment will b« taiten a«(ainat you by desßßßlak tar Ui*raiiaf demasiiad in tha araandad cmmilaißU Dated New York. Jusa 35. ls-ia. il. S. 4 I. S. ISAACS. r.::.rs J Attoraaya. OOce and postoSca address, 5i WI"Um srraec. BoroßjaJl of Manhattan. New York City. To the defendant William Carter: Toledo. S«pt- 17.—CLOVEBSSEI>— Caxi. $0 47%; October. $3 57w : -rember. $3 «5: iUrci*. (ST7^4: i?r 2, $5 4SH- AL^rKE— $3 <». TRADE IN CHICAGO. ' CMnej, 6«r* !"• — The net rejaolt of a speeuJa- jjr» &sj te erhaat \u25a0srr>,« the ef^riins t:p cf many \u25a0cad« and the (iepressiry; aj the December price Jet tc %c &* tb« clnse. Corn \u25a0' ras heavier than f»vtr jbj De?»»t^^ ejop^d with -. l«e« lar Hw day of l^c *-^ Oat- &?cV.r.r6 r *c and provisions closed •ttoar jaaterla; chanpa In January prices. Wtut epecviatnrs spent rropt of.th« d?r in ad- >Ksst th«r jfi.= It u-ks reported that on* short 2s» *. IMOJBOO boabda had been covered within last fqrtP-«teht hours. w'r,;irf. oa the fcther y». there xrcs arr.p!e evidence that cevcral irn- ptnis* Bjjn had fc»e»j turning psp>er profits Into t»» sa^si ajliUe. Th- 10L4.a a'nto Tr»r«- rationed tB tar- g-on* sh"rt to come estMit, with an idea ef rejr.s-.*- .-\u25a0;; their lonij lirirs at more aata- tww pri<— \u25a0- Tenders of wheat abroad overnight *es« tri£« hich and only a few orders resulted. k '.I.: export bu?!r.es«. however, -sras reported la fcxx st Dolnth. Liverpocl ciosed ErT a loss, In rifpwt.. to th* si:arp advance here y««rt«»rfl«.y. and \u25a0IM jrires s" the opening M were ott o«tr a tslt cent. The covering or>eratiocfi nien- Scm*(! «üßed a raTy. and this in turn bno'-srht out knf *fcest. December c'osea %c to a»r tinder yes- IsStf at H?""-j^5l 00%. September was Ts^ lower «a 4 3«e- I'ajja Prisiary receipts -were 1,75-i.yOO basiifcis, ccir.ptred with 90u.'.'00 bushels a year ago. £«bairj ciearar.ces :n wheat, and flour equaJ>ci bcshels. .Vrêntine Eiipments wer« rcport- «ts 1^90.600 .buFheis, acair.at 245.0G0 bushels laft ywr. Lota.! rtcr -jsta vrere 6?) cars. 12 of contract frrie 2UsT!?apolis. T>u!u*h ar.fi Chicago reijorted : «eits ct I.rs2 cs.rs. against SC3 cars last wetk Stf 4S* etrj E jre«r t-ears hid :t ail their own way in corn. r.nd tts isr» ttl« beaxy nil dor. December closing with ÜBfca c! ibc 10 I^C. September held better Sfc tm mrrrrp raontb*. The iftttT wu gtn- eaj|y reprrred fir.f 'or The •natur:ngr crop, and a rf^mTm or tnUncnc* C&cUrc-d that the crop *3^3 be cf abcui list year's vclurae. but of better s^^?- X-ccsil ructjpta were Z&Z cars, u!:h 77 of "\u25a0Btttt frac« CeKfiti ens jj, jj, c oa » g pj •- - no t materially *r*ra 'r'<se in corn — e^neral seilisg and feSßfce*- by the bulls. The vo)ur=e of trade was ftttS*" Cash oats in the sample market ranged se iowkT, Dux-.Tiu«r clofe'^d %c under yesterday. i **: r~:ei«ts wer» 2'!: cars. J « prortsirir.s '.he Oemand for cash and near .-:ur»s was gw>d aji.i the prict-s ruled higher, hut f** *Z£ cntwiarable prtsture on January from <-^**a wi*u Uniit a<Jva.:;Ui«« o^ vhe sieadiness of ** OMt: Brraation. a* tha ckaM however, the •*2Stfy products eacnvtd r.o mattrsal change from fcoa&qra ci^«-. taffliUxi r-ctipis for to-mcrrow: Wheat, SS «srs; cera, ;r,3 car*; oats, 174 car»: bo^s, ltOeO \u25a0 — i. OTHER MARKETS— BY TELEGRAPH. «.VV v"o, iS -Rec'e.pt S . estimated, « -5'! V" h«a<ir market steady; £«>»«, *f?Z?S^.fI!?KLS ; ©W25; pica. BW©M»J bur* of QgaJ'MjBOjWSS; . Sl*Ei:P--Ueceipi«, about 2=00" WiW . Uet iteadv; sheep. 83C0C?4 7i. ytarUßS*. *4^f4 75, , umb». $^ so c $i aa. Ear statute. Sept. 3T - CATTLE— Steady ; prims j sheers SC«rsß 50. VEA«- Receirts. 200 Jiea-1: active , .aY steaVJV HOGS— E-eceipts. 3.8(V» head: aloj* ami ; io«'3r liiwer- heavy $T 40KS7 «D: mixed. «'- . *7 60 Yorker. $e7r.ar7 40. SHEET' AND £.A*UM ! B»eefpts 2.00« head" sheep slow; Um*.s active ar.; ; i\> lambs $4a*«4ii; a fen-. $flSO; yenriings, Jî $4 3 V Utr^ra: $4^754 2r.; sheep, mind. «1 M«t4 ; C:*<-inWai:. Sept. 17.— HOGS—Quiet and slov.- .V: I , nw .;" butchers a.ri ' shippers, $" 30. common. J4 ROW- 1 $5 7.;.' CATTLE— SIow and weak; far to «»odt«hlp- i,"rs J4Soe*3 25; cmnsaon. *2«s- 50. . SHE] Stead;- «16J3 6o; iambs atrong, $2 W«J «'\u25a0 ; Kanaaa City. Sept. 17 — CATTLE: — R*r»!pts. «.oftO 1 head, including 1,700 Southern; market ii™ and j «T-a^v- choice erport and <Ir-«i«-fl herf «tp.«r«. *N-; 1 S7 40- 'fair (0 wovQ.fi \u25a0"•'.•* J«l: \u25a0VT«»t»rn *t«er», J5 CQ^ ; *r> stacken and feeders. $2 7,'.«J *4 TO: Piouthern »t»ers. \u25a0 S3«iJ4 1o; Soutftern cows. $2 as• 30; na;!ve. owa. $::.' | «ii 3 75" native heifera. $2 25Af4 SH; bulle. $2 23© »S 4/.- calves. $Bm»fa)ta KOGS — Beeeipta, 1I.«00 head' raaricet opened »te»dy. |oaa4 lO<- hls/har; top. • f uik <-f sales. $8 V>«r*fi»3; heai-y. »Bft<.ffX7. pack- 1 *rs ar butchers. *9 70S$7; light. $•! 40«J.*R 0«: ' pigs, j $4 "i s<-, »n. KBEEF — S.fino bead marhet, 5»15o lower; lambs, $4 2.". <Q10 40; ewee an<l y«ar'.ing-«. SS.SWN: Western yearllnfre. $S 80&.J4 20: Western sheep, »C4<lgsf; stocker* and feeders, $30J4. Union S«o"k Yards, Pittsburr. S*pt- 17.— CATTLE — Tîjrrit slow; ehotoe, J«^s«l6; prinui, JJKiwV'iin. S7JKEP — Supply li«;'ni. ei^»dv prime we'her». SU -hit S4 ZZ: csUa and aeawanoa, S'Jtntii: la/nbs. $4;.*" VEAL CALVKS. KOM2I HOng — Receipts fair. slow, ivWtr .- prime hearfea. t7SS«MT*O; tnaditttaa. $7 2«® J7'»S- heavy rltere, $7tts7 20; light Yorkers^- $0 30 I tiViOl', pisrs. S3 7GJJ..J6. rougha. 15 iu#?'i .'.' J. SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS. Sar. Francisco. Sept. 17.— nfficlal closintr quotations for mining stocks to-day were as follows: Alt, . 04:.Tiilla J« 4,'^t- ~ rrin \u25a0 n:r Kentucky t*on : "2 Alp..a con .10' L^.iy TToaWngton Con.. .03 ™2uZ?.r .— ">:Mexican \u25a0- ri; ! \u25a0 - ::::::. •«:^ n - 1 cc = n :::::i3? |^^ : v^^-;;:;::::;::::::: | \u25a0-•"••• : Ccn Imperial 01 tnl«i Cw jg gÎ^r,:::::::: |fe^ feg S Hale &. NorcroiS 2«i HOCKING VALLEY. \u25a0 Hocking- Va]aßT*sj report for the rear ended June 30. l?08. compares as follows: lf>o3. ICO7. 1906. Gme* e anun? s . .. $5.541.763 J6.007.04fi $«.43!).803 ExT-cnses an.i taxes... 4.3117.R7C 4.70».*J« 4.151.774 Net aarntaca 51.533.687 $2.1»7.25» J2.255.055 Other income OBO.OM 445.437 TJetal bjaeeaa H. 514.251 $2,«42.67« 52.255.05.'. Classes .... 1.143.600 Sls.:aj 574.357 Surplus $1..!«4.fiKl J1.827.456 $1.6c".«7S Piefeiied illulrtami awS.wM «JO.OnO 600.000 Balance •$764.«81 $1.227. J1.083.«7S Coramoa CiviiemS 440.000 585.000 330.000 Surplus *524,681 5842.486 J753.678 Additions and lmprove- ments 101. 73* C20.42S \u25a0\u25a0 BcKptaa $222,927 $322,053 •Equal to 6.85 per cent earned on t!ie $11,000,000 eora- inon BtCCk. AMEEICAN EATLWAYS' YEAR. The American Railways Compan3r"3 report 'or the year ended June 30, 1308, compares as follows: INCOITE ACCOUNT. 190 S. 1307. 1000. Grr>Ej» Income. subii- diary companies $2,927,433 $2,5u5,320 $2.C10,278 Receipt?. Including c'— k= and bonds owned 478.029 502,758 881.530 Mificel-an-ouß Isccme.. 19,728 24,804 i54.85l TotaJ ir.'Sine $4»fi.737 J527.0CC $486,711 DEDfCTIOVS. Bawacad expen««s. »*<• JB3O $2T>7 Interest funded MM... 185^*4 122,"k?.1 ISI.TT3 Tax and anlaoaUaaeoeav 14.814 19,037 1».40S Total- 51T1.845 $142?T.03 »1Jtt.482 Vet ear^Bffl .- •327.112 354.r.5« 345,22!> Dividends paid 005.706 Mi.SO" 581,383 Q \u25a0-\u25a0-, J21.40G $80,100 J33.544 PrWicus^ surf.lua 06C274 40T.0SS 357.^20 Total wan -'- **X'-**> $487.254 5431..>}5 Dep.. a4J.. etc S'^' l A4.c.rt Bonnua June »..'. \u25a0 ' $199,680 $47>.,C7S $4O7,O8» -Equal to «4 per cer.t earned on the $.\0?5.100 cap Hal PP T RUST AND SURETY COMPANIES. ** iR efl t7 Ciston Gllaert. No. 2 Wall street-) Ig^SJSfV^ 1 '« 115 Law Mtê 0.. 197ij 205 E?*fV~ Law Mt?e 0.. IS7^ 20P "**» C " v T. . 11*7 . . J»" 210 Lincoln — 19-" ; i*2T •„\u25a0 *» «0 Lcng Isi Lft T 2*» 273 j -... I=l LIT, |Merramlle TSO 800 J aaw 4/. - tia^*, - VZ'-i IC'jMtfe BondCo.. «S 100 ; ffiC X Aai. li 3 121 • Hort<*i . 4tMi *\u25a0*' C»et g.C-,:--i.'i« — iMut.ial 85 1«3 ! ***» Ei_«. la» l*iillutuaj Alliance — 170 j t^j>?»t CO S5 60 Xa^saa ... IKJ i» \ SieSS, -%> - !ât SuretT Co. 13C — s»iwLl, ~0 220 NTI. la> T..1.100 — >»aii^' : '- — aI N V Mtg * Sec 138 143 j T 6 *^ \u25a0%/-'\u25a0 Z4S "^ IN V Trust Co.. 505 — ffliiiij— *•• **»_..-. e-f 2*» SSI *W . a ** 87S '^roeeaa Geonty. 130 14«. Jfc 4 , T ;' * - 00 — I Realty Asaoc... Ulf. 1« J&* ** „- 15 i Standara Trust. 228 — I V?j<^ £g =M TUI« G&T Co »«5 403 j 52? -..'\u25a0' 22 TlCoof »T. M m 2-?* 2» ~ iTraet Co of Anj S»i 310 2* 1"*1 "* t«. \u25a0'.« .i*om i.«a \u25a0yekr T**; 47S Vnlted States.. I.OM 1.119 Sj«!» *."" Z% -- I'sCmO)..., — 3M ?*1Tr '•• " -** TOn 325 3OQ Tr <4y4 y 23 3l ° Van N^rden.... 270 280 ftNof' *££ lTA > \u25a0 Wmhtnatnii ... 4<«O _ I T'St s^' «* ?> --;«aier ... 135 i« I ML a "* a -birkR . . il Co 150 — ! 8ts *..- ,r 2J" .Wlnfiaar 130 140 I aWU U3 i .. _ Bid. 4afeJl B!3. Aaked. *«•«. 35 Ss^;Lr-fcl?h Va. BR. 66=i fcftî SLwL Co 4» «.-.:» Marecen l~a I^* £5*«*"4.-Vm 3«- 3 : Ptiia Co £Sla -1 ° - g • Jbk rv. 31 33 :7»ens RR Co ... 60Ti «1 J*t* ef ..- . .. «?. H5 e 2** r -". Trs.-. - U ! to pref MX« 101 •"« AiAtlt.... <» - JTtna.*EJec C 0... 9*i •'•» 2Lj |le * » » jHfii« BapTr .. I*S I*** JlWet *\u25a0' A. 2i^ 2"-i(^r.«A*iees Pow... 1 B "^f* «U> C-^rp. « r '-M.'Vrtit>n Traction... 46H 4«H t* y 28 *\u2666 jUn Gas Imp Co.. Wn, t*h. •*-« Sar. ... >o »?i,!weiibaeh Co "3> 27 BONDS. J* £.-• r». 1 ' ... 54 aj irr.fa e;«c 4s — M ""-. R***«ea «n BBH do N Mn Id'-i - -ADELPHIA STOCKS. ** 5a *«c tr Caaaraßi D. Barney &• Co.. Xo. 2& Broad •aeet. X«w Tc-k. a-^1 No. 122 South 4th str«t. \u25a0 COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS. New York. September IT. 1908. £EA\S A.M) I'.KA.->—Receipts to-day 1.043 bags beans and S2B bags peas, (jlidutnesuo whita beana are In email supply and sell very slowly, except mairow. whirh have some call. Ferae new pea beans are Jobbing J at i- .".." j,?2 4t.'. Red ksdaay dull and waak. Scotch peas ' have declined to K2S anil are unsettled at that. V.'c ! •;:'e. BE.VNS, marrow, lUO7. choU-e. per bushel. $2 35® 4- 40; do c«mnion to good, f 2fu SO; >io m*<Jlum, 19V7, choire. J2 25^r$2 30; do common to good. J2SS2 20; do , pea. 190S, choice, $2 35<g$2 40; do. 1&07, choice, $2 25® j |3 30; Ac cumniun to good. S"Ja«2 *i: do tmported marrow. [ $2 10552 20; do pea, choice. $Z li>wsi! 15; do common to t acH.il. 51 o.">ffS2 OS; do meritum. choice. $2; do common to good. tl73<Jf$l &5. wbite kidney 1307. choice. $2 361T52 4O; red kidney, 1807, cboice. dry. SI Ui'^*l U&; do atam-.tva to gcod. fl fx»i!}sl BO: I lack turtle soup, choice. $1 70®Sl 75; dv common to good. $1 4U&31 MS: do lima, California. , choice. J3ii; PEAS. Scotch. 10« S. ha«s, par bushel. |tJB. • BI'TTEB — Receipts to-day, 5.55S pkgs. General trade is very slow. Prices are sustained on high grade , fresh creamery because OX tin; llnaitad supply of such, but | it is decidedly a buyers/ market for ail oih.tr grades, i We quote: Creamery specials, per Tt, 24^24 do ex- j trae, 23V»5231»c: do nr»ta. 21^t®23Hc: (Jo seconds. 19>*® \u25a0_\u25a0"'•;\u25a0: 5o thirds, jia.-. st»t* dam- tubs, finest. 22® , 22'- •\u25a0: So ipjod <f> enoice, 20©21 c; do common to fair, ' lisglflc; proceaa, sp^dala, s;fr2l'ic. do wttraa, 20HKO-I-, do (!rgi:-. Vi'i'a lif'.sc . di> aacands, 17'fj.lrr; do thirds, liit i 16Hc: \u25a0 stern Imttatlan creamerj-, nrsts. 194320 c; West- : crn factory firsts. IBe; do seoonde. IHhitk; do thlrrts. 17©17>ic3 packing stock. No 2, 17"«i|fl8e; <Jo N<» i, J<J*» «?17r. CIIKK.SK — Receipts to-day. 3.204 boxes. With a continued active demnnd frest t?celx)ts of desirable ehaese cleaning up promptly and considarabla itoi-li woruina; out from storage together with continued high prices in the country. cftui«l a v«ry trtront; market, and prtcea were advanced «maui u>-day *».\u25a0 on all grad«s of full cream Hnti better grades 1 skima. Exporters are unable to do much b:i."ine»» on the present basis ef cost. Tha better grades of skims continue in eood demand «n«l nrm. but cheaper skims i-cntmun under neglect. Liverpool «ib> Finest Canadian, new. 01s for t-.nth cÛiraMt sr»il -.v!,it^ We quote; fciate. full cream, epcclals. 13»U>- do iima: colored or white, fancy, 12*«e; do large, colored or white, fancy. 12'ir: do good "• prime. U?»ei2«»e; d» common to fair, 1U©11H<": <i» skims, IH Ib. apecials. 1014 c; io iklras, fice, T%#B%a; do fair to good, 4:s w LIVESTOCK MARKET. ~,~, - New York. September IT. idoa. - BEEVES — w-re M cars, or 1.383 hea4L t>- eluding 72 cars) for slaughterera and IS for the mar kat; and a numoer of cars w«re b«ld over jaatartiAT. Nothing doing so far a» reported. T.e feei.ag wu d\i?. asd weak in the expectation that there wtm^t be M cars of cattle on Friday's market. Praaaeil waaaf was slow except for beet grades, and pncee weeds. No later cables rww-«>i from the cattle anU beef markets of Great Britain. Exports to-day «a th» AiwMw to Liverpool, about 1.750 quarters of beasT. ooo* reported for Friday. — Receipts' wtr» 393 head. inelndtaaj 288 for butchers and - % >7 for tha ma.-lt*i. msiilaal wfelx the stale atack. 473 on aaia. Tkw few t«*1» iffaaiil aotd at about steady prices, Quality considered: butter- milks and grassars were oonUnai. Weatern eaUvew easier bat selling quite fre«Mv. and ne«rlT ai! tSa jamjaj was cleaned up. Veals sold at J3r*J per 1M U>. Western aad Indiana calres at S3SO(^tS23. n nea lit calves quiet aad «*sy. at *S®l3*»o per B» for eltr dressed *«als; ©13c for country 'i leenij, asd S#9e> for .irease<l bcttersailka aad graaeer*. Sales — UcPherson * Co.: S» Indiana caivee. tT« Ib av«rae \u25a0;. at $5 23 per 100 n>; 35 do. 179 Ib. at S3 SO. 3 Judd & Co.: 75 Weetem calves. 240 Ih. at S4 30; e<> do. 2Dt» Ib. at S4 23; «* dt>. S»8 Ib, at 108 &o. 293 Ib. at S4; 12 reala. 137 Ib. at 13 50. H. H. HolUs: 10 yea 185 Ib. at f» 3 do. 1«T IJ». at $6. S. 3ander» 3 veal*. 130 Ib. at S3 50. SHEEP ATD LAHBS Rfr>pr» wer- 14^ care. or 3.22S head, in<-iud:ng 8 cars for slaughterers and 6'-> for t*ie mark.", making, with the «a-« stock. 13 care) oa sale. Sheep w»:-» slow ar: weak: good and prtsao I— ajssl strong: meriium and common rradea) steady; several cars a: the upp»r market were held atvar. Common to fa:r!y good sheep sold at S2 :->' <;,::; 50 per 10t> Ib: eslls at SI M99Z common to prime m<>» at 5425@5312H: culls at S4. No very cboiee lambs off*r#d. Dressed mutton weak at 5S;4c per Ib- dressed iamba alnw at S^kO tic ss — e\ judd A Co.: 185 stat« haaal 7.". lb a/wast. age, at $.'. 75 per 100 16; 527 Ba*i.« do 83 tb> at $3 23: Iô Pennsylvania do. 3d Ib. at $4 73: 22 state culls. 52 lb. at $4: 14 BuUalo sheep. 113 lb. at S3; flate y»aterday>. OS state Umba, 6a lb. ar. S3«0; <M do, OT lb. at $.'. V» 37 PeimsylTanla do. «6 lb. at ti23 tt Jo. «2 lb. at $5: 27 sheep. 104 ft.at S3 50. '** *** .*! Sanders: 7 Penasyl.aau 'amba, §J Ib. ai U*»: tea do. tb rb. at sa io-. 131 do 71 in. at $6: io« uo. «T Tbl at S3 90; 10 do. 31 tb. at $4 25: 23 sheep. 1-4 Tb. ai S3 w! N»wtjo jfe Co-: 2S Weat Vj«lai» toM, 72 Ib, ai ?- HO6H— Recelnu were (9 care, «\u25a0 2 044 heavl. ta» eluding about IS oara for ttoe tnarfart. T*i« feeUng oe- peakred t-» be fu-i steadj, and gaud and prua* state aadi Pennsylvania hun wera quoted at $7 *>e/*7 -H> per 100 C>. da!»-a — S. bandars: 2fl «at« ->.•»». l«3 n>. at S7 4» per 100 Ib; 1 rcugo. 330 n>. at M 40; >.ate 1 >alaj i|a 1 1 ea •tata hogs. i 7« m. at ST«>: ft *». 137 Tb. at fTa*: ta> \u25a0nutb—a plga. m Tb. at $*: S roo«ba\ at« Ib. *t W J*. J. G. Curtis 4 .-ion tlate reatecda 14 state hoir». 123 ». at $7 40: 15 CO. 153 n^ at S7 3a. 6i d» aoK at 97 30. 42 dn. 1.12 ». at ft ta 3 raeajaa. BM r». a 4 ?<\u25a0\u25a0"; 14 do. 238 n>. at K»; 1 do. 340 Us as »o 13; 1 stag. 2t»» \u25a0>, at $3.V; 1 boar X2O Tt>. at $3. John P. Neiaoa (Ute >sri»ar): Ci etaaa naeja. 128 E* at $7 40. *. Jodd A Co. .laic jianiifj> 81 e>eaawalnaila aoaja, 173 tb. »t $7 4O; 4h state Ha, I*3 rtv. £«vuii niss. eft tb, at IS 73; a Pennsylvania do. ICO T5, ai 4 734 roughs. 272 B. at >l 4*>: 1 etas. 2» Ib. at S3. H. H. BolUa ilate yesterdajj: 43 a«O% 110 aY M HZ eB • rocgha. -T3 rx *:Jd w. We have persietent.y ad-rtaed our dieata to 6TS7 t&l» stock, during the past thirty days. Wien w« flrst aa»- vi»»<l Its purchaaa tt was sailing on tha Xaw York ft Boston Cur. AT $4 PER SHARE it is now sailing AT 56.00 TG $6.25 PER SHARE 6*ic; do common. 3C4c: do full skims. 14<|2'-j'- Note — The clissification of specials Includes DaiaiM, Youn,- Americai and sma'.l sizes of Beta of very high quality. — R^"-eipts to-day. 9.7.17 cu«s. Tita mark«t It qul»t and prices show an aasisr ton*. Tha recant advance has thrown mori> of the demand on storage »-i4K^ and th#re has been acme accumulation of fr»»h gathere! stock of prime to rfcoiee qualtiaa under which receivers are pressing for sales at s.ightly easier prices. Cloaely graded Western are selling at 24®244c. and average iots ot ungradi*rt stork at 22tr22 I*e;1 *c; a few very fjajaj going a shade higher and inferior lots ranging froni 21c downward. All cheap stock i*ont!nue<» in pretty stood demand, including prime dirties and cheeks which are well sustained. Storage egjs are meeting a moderate demand at about steady prices. We quote: State. Pennsylvania ,m.i nearby aaleeted wnite, fancy. 31&32 c; .1" fair to choice. 25w^30c; do brown a3(J mixed, fancy. gQJBc; da fair to choice. 24£r26c; do lower qualirJee, 21ir23'-. do Western extra firsts. 24®244c; do first?. 22#23c; «>• seconds. 21&21Vsc; do thirila lVs2O4c, dirtiee, 12© 19c; checks, 10® 17c; refrigerator. April packed, 21© 22lac; do Sidy, packed. X-t'tt'JZ?. £o summer packed. TJS&2IC, » FKtTTS — FREPH— There is a fair deman.l for hlsh grades of apples of desirable sorts, especially for '.arg? sized fruit: for such tha .Tiarii*t U iairly 1-m. ar.d >.:ca- sional sales of extra tczicy are reported a little ab«»9 quotations. T'nder grades are plenty and dun sale. Bart- latt pears about steady, and other kinds sjaaj meeting * moderate demaad when of fancy quality: all ordinary stock, >an •-r la very dull sale, peaches plenty: strictly fancy goods rule ana. wtUi a Jai. demand, but much of the supply Is of medium and lower grades, and for such trade is slow. Pluma in light supply and steady. tiraaes are moving slowly, and few sales reach top quotations. Cranberries met a very light demand, and etack is ao- cumulating, giving the market rather a weak tone; \u25a0 few fancy Eariy Blacks are rea..b,ing $8 73. aad some inferior lots have to go down aa $5: moit sales at S5 .V>gs« U>. New Mexico muskmelons sold a little lower to-day owing to iara delivery; Colorado receipts about steady. We quote: APPLES, as to quality, per doubl" he%d bb:. f. H $3 50; do open head bbi«. 75c«$l 5O; CRAB APPLIES, larjre. per bbl. S2@?3 50 : do small Cherry, *5®J6: PEARS. Bartlett, per bbl. $2 2&SS4 CO: *n p«r 4 bbl basket. $1 25 iM225: do per bu»h han-i-^ basket. $l£fl 50: do p«*r k-«r. $12?1 25; do Seckel. per bbl, 52353; do per '-, bbl bask?t. $l#fl ,Vi; .io per keg. 75c@Sl; do B«urr<» Boec. per bbl. $2«58 75; •\u25a0!(. B"urre .I'AnJou ami Cialrgean. per bbl. SI st> <§t%2 25; do Sheldon. $: r.i>-as2 50: <ie I*- Conte. Jersey, per bbl. 5150<g5175: do Kleffer. per double head bbl. SISS2: do open head bbla. <Is*l 26; do other ordinary vanetiae. SlgSl 50: PEACHES. Pine Isiaad. per carrier. Jl#J2; do r?r basket. 35c»$l 25; do Jersey, per carrl r. Jigjl s<»; do per basket. 30c£Sl; Io West Virginia, per carrier. SI 6JI 75; do per basket. 40cj?Sl: do Western Mar; land, per carrier. $I®sl 50: do per basket. 30*t85c; do Western New York, per basket. 35c®$l; do "hlsS hats." 35<>J73c; do per carrier. $li»$l 7.1: do uprtver. per carrter. SI3SI 50: do per fcaiiet. 35c«Sl: PLUMS. Western New York, per basket. lt>94Oc: GRAPES. Western New Tork tVlaware. per small basket. SKrlOc; «io upriver Detaaaa and Niacara, per case. 50'870c: do other whits kinds. 40<§60e: rio Concord. 4Q4S6OC: de Weawam Wa'tZr: do white, per 20-R> basket. 35©45c: do Niagara, pat 4-rb basket. 8010 c; •1o other white, per 4-Tb basket. >>S!)c; do black, per 2""— basket. 35945 c: do black, per 4-rb baaket. 7®*c: do Dela- ware, per 4-rb basket. 8®10c; HUCKLEBERRIES, nearby, per quart. 6@Sc: do Nova, Scotia. 12513 c; CRAN- BERRIES. Cape Cod. per bbl. S'itf 50; do per -rate. $1 75**2 23: MUSKMELONS. New Mexico, per standard crate. $2: do p»r pony crate. $I#Sl 25: do Colorado, per standard crate. Sl'a*2 2B: do ocr pony crate. 90r / 9SI HOPS— Xew York State the continued dry weather has prevented baling, and no square samples coming in. A few sales are reported at unchanged prices. l'>®l3c, but dealers as a rul« are not buying. Pacific Coast reports unchanged. Early samples are coming to hand and showing promising quality. A few small aales reported at 6m? 7c. Dealers still complaining of poor business In new hops, while old hops ar« a drug on the market. We quote: State. 1307. prime, p»r Ib. 7c: An good. sfr«c: do common to fair. 3^4<ê; do Pacific Coast. 1907, prime, per Ib. 7c: do good sVxoee; <Jo common to fair. 34g3c: do Germans. 1907. prime to choice, 24. 26c. do state, 1906, 33<5c; do Pacific Coast. 1004. 3-3.V. HAY A>'D STRAW — There ha« been very Uttle change In the hay situation. Market is about steariv on top grades, although trade not very active even for these. On the low grades thert la a "liberal supply and ver-r little, demand, and prieea Inclining lower. No change in the straw situation: market very 3rm. W* quote: HAY — Timothy, prlmf. large bales, per 100 Ib. 80e; d" No 3 m No 1,-«o<?73c: do shipping. 30953 c: do packing, 3,'®4Sc: clover and clover m!i*><i M'a.znr- STRAW — Long rye. SOeuOc: do short and tangled rye. B0955o; «o oat and whefit. 40 9 45c POrXTKT — AT.r\T^ — Rerelntu to-day. 5 ears of Western tm freight and about 1 .-ar srattertna; lots by ex- press. WTtt a falr!y sattafli limj demand and compara- tively moderate supplies the market hi cleaning up closely of all descriptions exoept.ntc sprin< chickens, most of which nre of unattractive quality. We quote- SPRING CHICKENS, r-r Ib. i«e FOWLS, per rb. i.t,* ROOST- ERS, roosHJ and old. per rt,. Hftci TURKEYS, -nme per Tb. 134 c: DUCKS, western per rb, 12c; to Southern and Southwestern, lie; GESRB, prime Western, per R>. lie: do poor Western. Southern and Southwestern. 10c; GTTNKA FOWLS, per pair. Vie; PIGEONS, per pair, 20c. — DRESSED — Fresh killed fowls in mod- erat« supply, and fancy grra«i«e quite firm, but most of the receipts still run small to medium Ir. size and sell- ln«r slowly at lrrearular prices. -%d rocsters firm. Spring chickens fair:y plenty and of only medium quality, and j average grades celling slowly but fancy large roastlns rhickenn and fancy small br»>l!ers are. scarce and wanted. Choice dry picked spring turkeys sell readily, but scalded spring turkeys not wanted. Long Island and other nearby- spring ducks selling slowly. Squabs more plenty and tone (irm«r and prleee unchanged. We quota: Ic*«1 — KETys. spring, a,v«ra«a. par rb. 2iii©*'-c. I*o old. hens ani toms, 19©21 c: SPRING CHICKENS, broilers. Phila- delphia. 4 IB and over to pair, average best. 22.-: do under 4 rti to pair, ts©2»c: do Penr.sy.rar-.^*. 4 tt aad over to pair ISSI9c- do Penneylrariia. poor. 14-91*"; do W«- *rn dry picked. 15«19e: Io Mi.-.".: scalded. 14@17c; <io 'other Western, scalded. 15c: do dry pick' or scalded. l"Sl4c- do Southern, average run. 12C13c; FOWLS, West- ern, dry ' packed, dry pli:k»l. fancy. 4 In each »cci over, in boxes, per Ib. 18c.; dj 3 u> 2-* Xt each aa.i gejar, 14c do Western, dry picked, aelsctad, ove- 4 Tb each. 14c- do Western, dry aeaiaa*. avarare best, jn barrels, per Tb la'SlS^c" do i-thwestern. 13313V5c: do southern. 13c; do w-lrterS? -owed, average test, 13#i;> l do *ry Picked erêSawZ poor. ll«l24c OLD COCKS, dry 5cM and «ea!ded. P*r Ib. »4c: DLCKU.NGa Lung 1..- l nl£id Eastern, spring. 15c: do state and Pennsylvania. 14»14Hc- do Western, mixed, yeaONJ and eld. \u25a0*!*; OEEFE 'Eastern. spring, white. p»r rb. I.SISc; do dark. 15ftl«c- do Western, old. «JMc; SQUABS, prtm^large. wrfFiiT r*r dozen. W»#W»*; ac P->r <JartracO»l 23; do culls (We- GI-TNEAS. aprrns, p*r pair. Ssl deer Gi'lE- a' tow fresn killed domestic whole. Jeer \u25a0u^tnif but quaM'y sorre-rhat irregular, and MM !. ibom'all that can be depended ur; n. Mor other offar- S*pe Q S?r" doien. $2«rs2 75: do rail btnte V*r *»- jfc iSô^^-sjjrb'-^f^Ss^^ Modi, 1 -eet blue- :-r. «lff«l H>; =T gr-enwrng. *«.V-. par Tfc 2^*Ssc. do wUous deer, per rt. "fSTATOBS ANI> TECETABI.ES— Tha market Is still liberally supplied with potatoes; trade is q-.:-: a^d values barely steady Sweet potato eejay *aH *"*• %&££££ %«mS Carambtr plcltlas about steady ?a™ mower? demg a, littla batter. Lauaca ?n larjre supply and very greatly neglected: any rea- aorab> bids are accepted sTrmr *«-ar.s moving slowly *«'•* M-tcei feveria* S« buyer. Ll»a b*aca aleo »«r gJw v'ietabies T without much chana* We auota: POATOES* Maine. Irish Cobbler, per oaa $2: d» state, t £,iir per ISO Ib S'*rS2 2S: «•» Long Inland, tn bulk. D-r bbl $"2525250; do Jersey, round, per bbl. $. | S3 10; do lone. $1 75552: do/-srsay round ktofis per „_.' si SSHS"- do long kinds. SI 70®Sl *5: SKELT POTATOES Eastern Shwts. yllow. »>er bbU SI 25^ « SO^do Jersey P«r double head hbl. $2ffs2 50: do per hiilut 50ca$l; BRUSSELS SPROUTS, per auart. S^ tS^BEETS. P« "I or bag. »l«»l 25; CARROTS, washedrper bbl. SICSt2S; do unwashed per hbl or baW 10©75e; CABBAGES.* etate. per ton. $16©520; do rât Dutch per 100. J3CSB: do small. $4-»s3. do c»^- blge. P.r bbl 73C05123: flo red. per bbl. tl*»l S3; rr CUMBERS state, per baekec 50c SI; do Boaton. per hoi or basket. Si <ts2: do Long Island, per bbl «-)»«4 Ao per half bbl haaitet. Sl©Sl7s; cjctrmber Dickies state. Dill, per b*skat. 73c SJ1; do other sizes. 110-&.*l^?dI 1 0-&.*l^?d 2SST-5 ,6«.r dozen atalke. 10»4«V; CAULIFLOWEiUi. atate. per hhl $2Os3&<>. "n Buffalu. per crat* of on«» doien. SI 9 112.V do Long Island, ahort eat. p«r hbl. S3©S3 30: do long cut. $2 25««2 70: EOOPLANTS. Jareey. per bbl. SI « $125. GREEN COR-V Hackenaacfc \u25a0• P-JL. »*»•». $1 *'.IsSs'*. I sSs'* do other Jemey. 75c «$1 25. UiaCE. etate per baakat 10©30 c: do per ba*. 10® 25c: do n-arb» per bbl. 80«73c: LIMA BEANS. Long Island and Jersey potato, per basket. S1»$l 2S: do per bag. 75c©Sl: do (In. «Oc»SV. OVION9. Conneetkrut and East-rn. white, per bbl. $2©S3: do yellow. SI 23© SI 7-. \u25a0 do re.l $' 25©Sl 50: do state and Western, \u25a0rfalte \- r crate. «O(t»O<- do white pickle, par basket. Si 2SW*I 75: do state and U'nat«rn. yellow, per bag. SI 25SS1 30: <lo per 100 Ib bag. tl©Jl 12: do Oranga Coilnty yellow, per bag. S1«S1 TT do red. 7Sc«SI 25: do Long leland anfl Jersey, red or yellow, per bbl l Sl^2s AtlSO do Jersey, white pick'.e.. per baaket. $1 2» SI M do large wMte. per bas*rt. $ie>l23: do yellow per baak-t. (M)«T5c do Massachusetts, yellow, per lUOlb bag. $l«*l 1". PEPPERS, bull nos# and long, red per bbl S1SS13(»; do bull no«« and green. Unit %ne do long, green, per »bt. »O»Tmj: do oha**.-. red per ' bhi. $1. do aheeee. gr««a. 50®73c: PXTMPKIN3. per hsi IOw)TSe PICAS, state, large, per hastt«t or hag II 25©53: ROMAIVX. etate. per baaket. Xo©4oc: At* »er box. 10#20c STRING BEAN3. state, wax. per basket. 25i8«."»c; do gr«»n, 23 ©75 c: do r.,nn-rtl«u. per basket. sf»# rt,\c . do nearby, green or wax. per basket or hnir r>i>" jf 1 *!: do Norfolk anil Washington, per baaket, 40k'<S5c; SQUASH. Hubhard. per bbl. 75e®$l 23: da marrow, per bbl. 7V«SI. d« whlta or yellow. 30c9 SI. TURNIPS. Canada, rutabaga, per bbl. II fill do other rutabaga, per bbl or bag. 75c95112; d<» white, per tit!. *I»stS». TOMATOES, uprtrer. per busrifl 1-ank-t. 40.?*."<- <io Jersey, p«r hox. 3SO)w*e;; WATEKCRESS. per 100 bunches. SI3SI3Q. ORPHAN COPPER I r:i»rl T>«i —Iliai in N'«w Tork to $1 10 and In Ctkßaaaje tn fl 91%. establishing new high records. ahorts were heavy bnytn OB this advance, and there waa further talk about good export trade in Western markets, aaeselaUy Duluth. where a lot of No 1 Northern was sa.id.to have been worked for export for a prominent French house. Locally, however, the export interest wae less prominent, and this fact ir. connection with IlKht clearances, an eettmata of 70.000,000 for the Aus- 1 trallan crop and a disposition among some of the principal holders to take profits, occasioned sharp afternoon declines, with the close about bottom for tht day. Northwt receipts were again liberal, aggre- Kaiing 1.232 cars, besides «31 at Winnipeg, while the total Interior movement footed up 1.71H.000 bushel*. : compared with 800.000 bturheta on the corresponding : day last year. »-ks at Minneapolis increased 475.000 bushels in fly« days. Droomhall BBtiniated that Ar- •• tine shipments would be about 1.200,000 bushels. compared with 1.2!>fl.000 bushels the previous week. Th>» caati market was lower in sympathy with futures, and c!n*^<l a» follows: No - red. $1 07®$l o'."* elevator jrj'iJlO&^g fob afloat; No 1 Northern Duluth. *112fi; and No 2 hard winter, $1 10 f 0 b afloat. CORN — corn mnrket wan also generally weak and lower, cloHirjr from IKOI%C under the prerious nig-ht at Cbjc aao. The break cam* as a r«su't of gen- avaltji favorable weather eoßdltloaa throughout th* W«st, th»r» being; n.) signs of frost, while receipts again exceeded the eettmatea and "The Price Current" waa bearish. The Liverpool market closed %6 act higher and Brnomhall entimateil Argentine »hiDm»nts at 2,800.000 buahela, compared with 1.230.000 buabala the previous week. Interior r-retpts were 379,000 buanela, against 930,000 bushels a year a*n. No 3 corn here was quoted BSc elevator and AS Vie delivered, both nominal. OATS — This market was not so weak as corn on near positions, although May declined Hie under liquidation, and the daeliae in oth«-r grains. Cash oats here were barelj- steady but unchanged, closing as follnwe: Mixed. 2fl to 32 Ib. 52c; natural white. 28 te 31 Ih. 83A56e, and clipped white, 32 ti ] 40 Ib. 55©61c. RYE; Market dull: No 2 Western. 84-: nominal fob New Tork. BAP.LEY — Market quiet: malting. «6#7oc c 1 I Buffalo; feeding. Of®894 c c i f Jf«W Tork. NEW YORK PRICES. , Tester- Wheat: Openng. High. Low. Close. day. September . $1 Oij'.a Jl 1O',» $1 0»Vi {1 00 $11"^ December 100 11« 1 o» T 1 OS : , 1n»S May 10014 110 V, 1 00'» 1 0»% 1o» v» Com: September — — — 88 88 December — — — 78 78 CHICAGO PRICES. Wheat: September $1 01k SI 02 $1 00 v» SI 01 SI 01 December 1 noS 1 01 H 100 1 OiiH lOl^s ilay 1 02î I 03 7 i 102.4 1 03^ 1034 Corn: September 7f> 73! i 77Ti 77 73 December «7 fi7 «5% 65 * i 67*» May Cs*i «5"% «J4% 64 \. 66 '\u25a0\u2666 Oats: September 4S : «ML 48 48 48"-i December 4DU 4t>Vi 48S 4gH 4S"-n May BIU M 9« b»*i B0?i 01% Lard: October 10 07 10 15 10 00 10 OS 10 00 January 'j 77 0 VX> t< 77 a>B3 9 82 Ribs: October S» 65 9 72 9 65 & 67 9 67 January 77 *>»5 75 77 77 Pork: October 15 no 15 25 15 00 15X2 13 02 January 16 65 16 aO l'J 63 18 35 16 72 MtXALS — TIN — There was a decline of about 5s in th« .London tin market, spot cioeing at >130 10s and futures at £331 13e. The local market was easy and iowar. in sympathy, at l'a.37Vjft2)i.«)2^c. COPPEH wa» unchanged at £*> 7s «<1 for spot and ttil 2s tid for futurea in v. oner.. The >cal market was weak and slightly lower at 13.37H©13.62}5c for lake. 13.25013.50 c for electrolytic ar.d 13'^13.25c for casting. LEAD was lower at £13 2s ti.i in laonuun. Locally Lhe market was eaay but unchanged at 4.47 k®4.s2fec. SPEL.TEB advanced 6d to £la 12s tid in London. The local market was dull at 4.7554.80 c. IKON was lower in the .bnglish market ax 50s for standard foundry and 51s 4âd for Cleveland warrants. Locally no change was reported, with No 2 foundry Northern quoted at $I«@sl6 70. Pig iron certlncatea continued dull and unchanged on the Produce Exchange, with regulars quoted as follows: Cash. $in23<sslti: September, $15 25-cp $l. > 75; October, $15 50@515 75; November, Sls 605516; De- cember. $lo 50^$l«) 25. AIOLAssJiS A.NO SVKCPS — market ruled steady all around, with moderate sales movement and unchanged prices. Quotations follow: MOLASSES New Orleans centrifugal, common. l«@10c; fair. I*g22c: good. 22©2Hc. prime. 23®30c: New Orleans open kettle. 28043c. SYRUPS — Common. 13©17 c: fair, l&S20c; good. l'.»S22c; prime. 21ff125c: fancy, 27i@30c. OIL,.* — Cottonseed oil was active to-day, sales being the heaviest In months. Prieea were firm on covering of shorts in th» n*arhy months, gooii apeculati^'e buy- Ing, strength of cruiie situation and local bull support. Sales. I.SOO September, 404tf41e: 2.C00 October, 40**£41e; 2,000 November, ZQ*i,'qesO i -Xc: 3,000 Decem- er, 39@39%c; 1.500 January. SOW; 2,600 March. 33*i §40>,c. Llnseod oil was unchanged. Retln^d petro- kiaujj was reported in eel 111rectory demand at recent prieea. We quote: PETROLEX'M — Standard white, bbls. 8.50 c; bulk, sc: Philadelphia. 8.45 c; bulk. 4.95 c; refined, ras.-s. New York. 10.90c: Philadelphia. 10.88 c; water white. New York, bbls, 10c; bulk. 6.50c: Phila- delphia, 995 c; bulk, i;.i"c. water white, cases. New York, 12.40 c; Philadelphia, 2.35 c. COTTONSEED OIL — Prime cru<i-. 31c: prime summer yellow spot. 40* i © 42c; September. 40* i@41 ! c: October. 40%@41c: No- vember. 39HQS9V£e: Decembpr, 3003814 c; January. 3H939V4; March. 40@40 l ie; off summer yellow. Sep- tember, 39Vi®40%c; good off summer yellow. 38H® 41n; prime white, 42*4 @43c: prime winter yellow, 45@ 4Sc. LINSEED OIL — American see.l. e*ty raw, 44 4D": out-of-town raw, 44 g 45c; Calcutta raw. 70c. LARD OIL. 72 @74c. PROVISIONS — The market for provisions waa stronger alter the opening on a good general demand ani buying by kers, who afterward Bold, however, causing a late decline in the market. The close was barely steady with com. Chicago receipts amounted to 15.000 boss; Itlmated tpr Friday 17,000. Total Weeten receipts were 000, including 7,000 at Kansas City and 4.000 at Omaha. PORK — Firm. Quoted. Mess, |17#517 50; family. Sl9 SOQS2O; short clear, f 30©*19 50. BEEF— Steady. Quoted: Mess, 214 500115 30; family. Sl« 70<9 517 '-•: packet. $153516; extra Iniia mess, S24O*^S. BEEF HAMS — Firm. Quoted: $2WS*3I. DRESSED HOGS — St«adj'. Quoted: iiaion», Wtc ix> id. \) <%c, it>i> Tb. 10c: 140 tb, 10»cj p!«rs. 10?ic. CCT MEATS— Pickle.l bellies firm. Quoted: Snuiklne. llfie; 10 Ib, ll*ic; 12 Ih. U'tsl-; 14 fb. lHi«. Pickled ham* steady. Quoted: ll : t'il2-- TALLOW — Dull; city. 5Sc: country. s>iffl 5%c LARD—Finn. Quoted: Miajle Western, 10.45® 10.55c. City lard flnr.. Quoted: 104 c. Hen::- lard steady. Quoted: South America. 11. 75 c; Continent. ICtSOc; Brazil keps. 13.25 c. «>tnpound firm. Quoted: 7 *c STEARINS' — Easy. Quoted; Oleo, 13 ; 3C; city lard stear- ine. 12'/«/jrl3c. XXE — The rice market ru:*d firm, business quite active; full but unchanged prieea quoted, receipts rather moderate and available stocks In rirst hands well held. Quotations follow: Screenings, 3siC3*c; ordinary. 41~'94'4 1 ~'94'. i ic; fair, Bfi3V4c; good ordinarj', '•\''c'-"»r\ prim^, B%@6e: choice, «Va@7c; Patna, foreign. 54#<Jc; Rangoon, HIViAR — The market for refinrd sugar was steady to -»l «. \K — The marker for refined supar was steady to firm with liberal dellvtrioa on old contracts and pncea unchanged. The following axe list prices, subject to a re- bate cf 10 points and \u25a0 dlapouat of 1 per cent far cash seven days: Crystal dominos, 7.43 c; Eagle tablets. 7.40 c; cut loaf. B.BQc; oruabad, 5.80 c; mould A. 6.45e; cubes, fi 35c; XXXX powdered, 5.25 c; powdered, coarse powdered'aa fruit powdered. 6.20 c: Eagle 5-ID bags pewdVred and Ettule confectioners' granulated. 5.35 c; Eagle eoarae ami extra fine granulated, 5.10 c; Eagle 2-It> cart*4si of fine sranuiared. r>.SOc; »-lt> bags do, 9 iOc; 34-Tt> bags do, 8.83 c 5-fb bags do, 8.30 c; l'-ITi bairß do, 5.25 c; 2R and oft n>" Lga do, 5.13 c; Bade fine or standard granulated \u25a0Ud diamnnd A 5.10 c: cor.feotlor.ers' A, 4.96 c; No 1, 4.90 c; Nos 2 and 3, 4.85 c; •f Q 4. 4. «nr- 'No 3. 4.7r»c; No B. 4.70 c; No 7 4.65 - No *>. 4 «0c: No R, 4.55 c: No 10. 4.43 c: No 11. 4.40 c; N« 12. Sse>: No IS. 4 3<v Nos 14. IS ar.-! 18. 4.23c. The market for raw aajgsjr closed steady to flrm. owing to sales made recently at \u25a0 private bafts, but (tenerally sup- poawd tn have bee- 81 •Be, basi!« G« test, for centrlfusral. The htminess included some 27.000 t>a«rs ("üba and Santo Dcminô from store. This business was cloa«d Wednesday \u25a0-•\u25a0 d Tuesday. Some brokers are s • weTJ assured that ].He was the basis on wh|i-h the busineaa was elo«ed that they are quoting that price full, wnde others, taking t a more conservative course, are n;irr!nir a double prV*- ) The pererally quoted ranse Is aa foil >w»: Centrlfagû. m test. 3JHMB3.BXe; muscovudo. A9 test. 3.4<»9>1.49e. ana 6ô- lasses s-i-'ir sr> test. 3.l"><e3.2nc. Th«> Londen tnarS»t for beet siifrar ws« *trtii-r ar<l unchanged, wltn Septemtier at Ba Bd asid October at »s 6H4. EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET. Uverpool. Eerit. 17. — CTotlnsr. WHEAT— st.-ons; NO 2 red Weaurti wmt-r. T* %'•»&: No 1 QaWomU. »a Jd; firtnrea quiet: September, 7s B%d; December, 7* Sîd; ilarrh. 7s 7ia-<J. ODKN— -Sp«t <juj»t: American uUxetj. 7» 5d- futures ijuiat! S«ptemU>r, fis Ktd; ibar, Ss Mid. PTiOL'K—Winur patentji quint, 2nu Sd. HOPS — At Lon- don. Padfle Coast et»ady. £1 l«s«£2 Zm BEET— Extra India mess ataadr. llt7 " * J PoHK-Prime nir.s Wen- ara firm, 7«a Sd. — fihort cut, 14 to 18 lt>, nrm. 55b BACSON — Oumereriand cut. 38 10 80 tti. atrens;. C 2*; chert rl» I« to 24 3>. atrcng. iia *». nn« clear middles, iia** £» t» ** •"• \u25a0tron •*\u2666» <M; long clear middles, hta^•y 35 to 4ft tb. atTtotg. 82a «W; short dear backs. 16 to Sa> tb, etroar. 51s: clrar bellies, 14 to Sfl Ifc, strong, &<"B~nA: shou!Cers. Bfjuare, 11 to 18 Hi, strong;, 41s 61. tJaPD Prime Western. In tierces, firm. Bis; American ren-std in paila. firm. 52s 3d. CHEESE— Canadian tlnetrt white new firm. 61s; 'auaJuin finest colored, new. s-*ady Hl* TALLOW— Prim* city stronir. 2hs «hl : abb- trallan. tn L»«don. firm, 3:(s 6d. TIRPK:;TI.NE,_-,>pirH, r'Taxlv "7s COTTONSEED Oil*— P.sflned. spot steady. -2# 9d u;,"snnD oiXr-nuiu 2i». pet«ou:uii— Stea^j' ntd. ttOStt'— Cumcicn rtaady, 7s ad. GENERAL MARKET REPORT. Yew York. September 17, 190 S. COrr — coffee market was higher to-day on lira French oa!)l«« and small i-.i-> Paulo receipts. Th«s*e factors wer» aupp t<» reflect somethlnß in the way of local conditions, however, and faileii to stimulate any i --r.t-ra; business, the result being rstber a quiet but firm ciarket at this point. The opening was uii'-hance^ to 5 bsta higher, and the market closed n»t unchanged to 10 points higher. Salei were reported ni 22,1*50 baES. The French cabies Bugg*£ted a squeeze of September shorta in that market. September there was "k franc biajber «t the hour of the local openins. and oUi«r months unchanged. That the cause of the advance vras local rather than general \u25a0was augmented by the fact that Ham- burp was -i pfg higher on December, but unchanged or other positions. Tlie other bullish feature was the sharp failing off in Sao Paulo receipts ay reported for the day. They were only 38.000 bags, against 68.000 the previous cuy. It waa considared too soon tor the increased surtax to hay* affected the movement, the strike had not pre- viously been a factor, the wet weather recently reported may of course have been partially responsible, but hardly to an extent explaining such a sudden dropping off too eudden a dropping off to have reflected approaching interior exhaustion. In the absence of any other explana- tion it waa surmised that there might be some railroad difficulties, and further fig-ures will be closely watched. Iteceipiß at the two port* were 82.000 bags, against 79.000 last yoax and IOB.OuO two years ago. Following: Urns rains, the weather in iao Paulo was cloudy to fine. The market for spet coffee was quiet but steady, with QuotatScsa- on the basis of 6'jbc for Rio No 7. The range of contract rricea in the local market to-day yths as Xoiluws: Yester- Openlng. Hiith. Low, Close. day, September 5.1-5 0.85 5.55 s.Wiiirs.!>o 5.73 October 6..V. 5.<50 S.SS O.BO(?!;f>-«5 6-B5 November — — — fi.3s^.'>>.l>U 0.,">0 Dtcember 5.55 •\u25a0'•" 5.55 5.55«5.60 ».5o January — — — 8.8055.55 B..*>i' February — — — m.s<>^:.">..">s 5.45 March 5.6.") 5.D3 C.50 [email protected] r>.45 AprlJ — — — r.iWan.aTi 15.45 May r..3.j 5.35 5.50 5.60<g">.5n 5.45 June — — — 5.505]5.G0 5.45 Ju]y ">.«n S.<JO B.UO S.NMi.YOO 5.80 Asgost 8.60 S.OJD 8.00 E.65i65.1)0 6-50 i-'i-rcigii coffee markets: Rio Coftee market steady; No 7 Rio, 3*475. exchange, 15 3-lUd; receipts, 0,000 bags; stock, 453.000. Santos — Coffee market inactive; receipts, 73,000 bass; stock, L 847.000 baes. Hamburg — Coffee mar- k»t opened unchanged; at - p m was net unchanged to 'A pfs higher; at 8 p m v.h.« n<?t unchanged to l < ptg hijrher; sales, IS.6W M|a. Eavn — market opene.i barely steady, "TrT*ff"f* to ;i; i franc higher; at 1- tn, unchanged; at 3 p m. S«i tember S franc higher, other nicntha unchanged; at s:.'io p m. uncharged to '-4 franc higher; total sales. 6,000 begs. OTTON — Thaj eottoa market was generally firm and higher yeiuerday on f-ur of storms ami reports ut higher spot offers from the South, with the dose very steady at a net advance of 20 u> 25 ]H)ints Saius were estimated at 175,000 tales. The market opened steady at a decline of 1 point tv an advance o' G points; and dur- ii:fj the lirst few minutes sold 6 to 'J points net higher on covering and scattered bull support, promoted by higher cnbi"-f< than expected, reports that Jlanchester labor troubles had been settled and talk of a bullish '-oniii!;'::i report in ;ht; near future. Realizing became rather heavy axotmd 0c for October, and th« market settled back 8 or 4 points from t!>i- best, but 13;::. advanced and, following a report Irom WashXOStOJ indicating heavy rains in localities of the cotton belt for the next two or three days, reached the highest fltrures »o far foj* tha mirement ari-i clc«ed practically at Lhi bc&t. October contracts here touched D-ldc. selling above the middling price rioted * n wm* ol the Southern narkot« for the lir« time In a lon»r while, a!t:soug)i oontriictu are still believe-J to l«» ronsi.ierablly under a shipping parity with the South. Th« official weather map "showoii a low barometer, and and it wan reported trmt »Uwm warnings had been issued f-i r the W«at Gulf c<iast. Th« Western belt fnreeast called for showers nnri r.robably high winds in Eastern Texas, tije entirp situation In connection with thfi special forecast mentioned •ugsestina; tt;e posslbilty of reverts Btarma !n Uw southern, centra! anj eoutliwestern sections ef the bolt, wnirh, should lh<?y h« • ••'in-.panietj by high \u25a0winds, ir.iKht rause a recurtion in the quantitj of yield us v.-cii as in the grade at open cotton. Spot reports a.'tf-r th<* c!oi-e of futures were generally indicative of a higher basis. Tl:e range of contract prices In the lucal market to-day waa as follows: v..-s:..'.- Ojten. HOg Ijok. Clop<». day. Sfpt»mhcr ... — — — 0 11 ''Ml s..'-7 October 8.81 -, 1 15 B.UO 6.1490.15 j-.»i Koventber — — — s.ai<&H.3."» s.tis December R . 74 S.f<ft c 74 6.flP«W.eO X.74 January S.fi4 -7 5.63 8.«6®P.87 H.t« •\u25a0Vbruar- — — — «<>7lf <>".H« 8.6H afareh. . >!.69 f.89 v \u25a0• S>sfis.no s.fS May B.7*i 8-5)3 &.7S 6.94©8.»« 8.T3 The local market tnr rpot eoton was quiat, with prices 10 points higher at i».6oc for mlddllniC upland and-o.£sc for ilins; suit Southern ajxst ninrKfts. wen» tele- grapbed as follows: St. Louis iiii^t. unchanged at OHc; salffi 313 bal^j>. Utt]« Rock steady, unchanged, at B%e. Mobile steady. .--•-...\u25a0\u25a0 fnles 41)0 bales. Pa- vai.nah quiet 1-lGe hisher. at 8 1-lfic; sale?. 4.151 balfs. rharlestwi st««4v, uaciu(ir;id. .i. S.'. ICtrtolk steady, un- Siu>«ea. at f»Uc; sale* 6i< hikes. Ba^tmcre nominal, He hjghfr at Otic Augusta ons, Uc higher, at n'tc; sales 1 017 bales. Houston iteadv, H6c hig.Vr. at !(Isc;! (I sc; sal^s •-70 bales. GaivasMa finr.. 1-lSc higher, at nhic; aal-s 43ij baler. Xew Orlaann firm. 1-lCc hfehflr. at 8 8-lQc; Ea!e« 2.7T0 aaiaa. MensphU st»ady. \u25a0- Mshrr-. at M»c; calts T.tJBO bales. 'VViliaington SteMy*. unchanged, at 9c Estimaied rocsipts al leaxUne points tor Friday : At Xew Orleans 3,<300 to 1.2W) balw. against 1.881 l»st wwk aiiU 1.19" l*«* Tt»T afid at Iluuatoa 12,000 t<> 14.00rt bales apainst T.087 last week and SUM last year. Gftlyaaton csUrnote net recelvea. Cottsn E*fJ»ane» »--fiai IJver- pooi cables: Spot cotton quiet; uaies «$.oo«» ho:««; spjc- an 5 0%; mid uplaaf SIM Putwe* epanad . pear and :: points off on late mouths. rteady: JU a net advance - - ' -\u0084s Baptaaibar-OetosMr. \u25a0!..<' v ' Vismiwr ' 4 «* >îd \u25a0 November-1 >ecem her, 4. 7S '* d ; De- r^«u^Vilay-Jnne 4.7Ud; Jun«-July and Julj-A'igust. tSgl iSwhester yarns. Oat; ciotha, a fair business diilng. t-i nt-K AND MEAL — There wmm a moderate mis- M.iian«nuii trade in flour to-day. UM best sales being to SrtM I'^-ms and straights ur.,! new sr^rlr.. bakers. i?np« were tnd without quotable change. Rye nouV cuiet and uncimnged. The follow** are prtce. SEnS Yew York Produce Exchange: FLOUH — 2 U °t^ ™tento «S4o«WfiO: winter straights. 84 IS«$4 80; S S4 4^s4 75: spring cSear,. $4 2O&U ».; Txn No winter «r6oas3 80; extra No - winter. *3 40 ftWH^ RYE FIvOUB-SteaJy. W guotod: Fair to «ood. «j i"!iS4 choice to fancy. $4 sOgs4 &>. CORNMEAL— Sll« QUOtS" Kirn dried. $4 25. BAG MEAL-Easy. SotVd- Fin" while an<i yeJJow, »1 Ts©»jM>: eoanw. iiSs«fl 70 KEED—Wf stern Hjia-. rify sioady. Quoted: w«tm ewlns J2.178: at«nd«tJ mlddlinc. BM T8 flour .Wtrrn \u0084 i..b_ • $30 85: city bran. $23 bulk. $24 10® Mtaftaacks middilnß. f.25 *>»8O: r»d <lok. S3l 10. all g^nbVr ta pM™m««^ hemtny chop. f^SO bulk. $30 20 Backß. ollmaal. $3i SO. GKAIST— WHEAT — Wbjle another new record for th» crop wa» ma<3o at one tima in u»-day'» wheat mar- kat th« prevaillns Unaency of prices was downward. £*i>«ci«lli' un nuti- poirttioi-.s the whole list i;loa!ng tvvw' lower at N> ' vv Tork. Tb sell'nc; rno»e- mtntVai started by very dis»|.r».»inwn«: cablaa. Llver- pool entirely ignoring Wednesday's advance on this eide end cloeJ VitfVid n*< lower on account of free offerings cf MMnitoba »n»l Sum Auatrallan wheat and Urge North w*a* recotDtl. It was also believed abroad that tho advaiwo Ijure wan <lv» inor* u> manipulation tuan to other causes. On this bre«k domestic markets declined about 1c pur bushel, at which level some new liujing appeared, uarttng a - fresh upturn, which car- CASH QUOTATIONS. Iron, Nor, No 1 ffly.sl6 87H! Cotton, middling 9.C0 Iron. So, No 1 I«87%) Coffee. No 7 Rio 6',i Steal rails. 2h 00 i au«;ti\ granulated.... 5.10 Lake copper. Ingots. 13 M | Molasgea OK. prime 40 Tin 28 60 JBeef. family fl" I2V> Exchanga lead 450 ißeef hams 30 00 J»pelter 4 77V Tallow, prime. 8% Wheat. No 2 red... 1 Pork, mess 17 25 Com. No S jnixrd... SSH , Hoks. dressed. ISO IT). 1" Oats. 26 to 32 rt».... S3 |Lard. prime 10 80 Flour. Mpla, patents SS3 | TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. N»w York. September IT. 1908. Peas, bush 500] Malt, bush 33,000 Beans, bbla 438! Flour, bbla 13,155 Heps, baies Flour, sacks 28,129 Oilcake, sacks 1.500 Butter, pkjri 8.555, OUineal. sacks 471,Ch«e>e pkss '\u25a0' -"4 Hay, tonp 4r-oiEgga. pkgs fi.737 Prrn-x, tons.. 70; Dressed poultry, pkgs. 2.:rT>> Cornmeal. bbls 250 1 Live p.uiiry. oate? . 40i Commeal. sacks 7fi4 -Cotton, bales 8,87 a Millfeed. tons lutle, bal»s 375 Oatmeal, bbls 932 .Apple*, bbla 5.325 1 Whiskey, bbls 378 i Potatoes, bbls 21.<k«> Pork, bbls 83 Onlcna. bbla..., 4.«8B Ham?. tierces 44 1 Cranberries, pkgs - ••• \u25a0'\u25a0"'" Hams, pkgs WlrDrle*] fruit, pk&s 1.4<«) Bacon, tierces ZOff] Pean ut s. sacks fIM ('ut meats, pkgs KT>4|Ric«, plcta 4.375 I-tro. tierces 2.068 \u25a0 Grapes (Call, pIUE*. . . 8,70*) Lard, keps 2.TOT | Oran*»s (Cal), rkes.. 2.373 Lant cases l.v.i Peaches iCal). pkjfs.- 2.«2."> Beef, tierces 80 Pears (Call, pkss .... 4.450 Beef. bblt> 5«!Plums (Cal). pkgs. .. 5.073 Cannes beef, cases.. 400'Co?p«r bars «T5 Tallow, bbl* BSJLaad, pifjs l.« 50 Tongnee. bbl« ir.|Ro!;in. obis 20" Lubricating oil. bbls. Hides, bdls *-™ Cottonseed 0 11. bbis.. till f Honey. casee MO O'«o stock, tierces .. i«fUI Mnlassilß. Übls -"" Wheat, bush RT.6Ml Sugur. bbls - 11 Corn, bush 10,73 ft Tobacco, hhds l--"> Oats, bush sa.tmo Tobacco, tierces *<> Barley, boat] 4.80! I Tobacco. pk«a "83 Rye, bush 9751 EXPORTS. WiMMt, baa* 7.923jßenne<i riot. gals. . .2.136.091 I Flour, bbls 323 i Cottons««d oil. gala. 149.«7.-> Flour, »acj4s 7.U5U Uubrieatlna; ull. g*»* I.IW.IW* | Oatmeal, pkffs 4fH) | Pork, bhls IS r.r&sa aacd. bss... anO Bacon, rb 294.525 ! Oilmeal, fb W. 7s(l' Ham*. Tb 3.000 Oilcake. It) 42fi,00<JiLard. tb 1.609. Spirita turp. gals.. 80 1 Qreaae IT> 229,008 Rosin, feb!s 150:Ch<?ese tb lg.ooo FEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRT^Y, SEPTEMBER IS, 1905.' Bank Statements. Bank Statements. •SQUARE DEAL" tS OIL The Greenwich Bank NEW YORK CITY Condensed Sworn Quarterly Statement, August 31, 1908 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans and Investments $6,263,590.31 : Capital and Surplus $1,229,493,16 Cash and Due from Banks 3,067.333.91 Due Depositors 8,10 -.536.06 | $9431.02922 $9^31,029.22 COMPARISON OF DEPOSITS August 31. 1904 52,682,319.16 August 31. 1005 $5,061,755.07 August 31. 1906 $6,153,063.34 August 31. 1907 $7,606,808.20 August 31, 1908 . $8,101,536.06 Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations Invited Safe Deposit Vaults, Eoxes $5 00 a year up THE MARKETS Orphan Copper— Buy I) Kow A most remarkable spectacle was presented on the curb markets of both New Yorfc and Boston yesterday. The entire line of securities dealt In were notable for their weak- ness, and the decline In price was practically uaaninwta with the exception of Orphan Copper. This stock opened strong at fire and a half, and despite the fact that snijthiag tlse npon the list was under pressure and prices were tumbling npon the floors of the ex- changes. Orphan Copper gathered strength aod continued to advance as though nothing out of the ordinary was happening. In New York, thirteen thousand one hundred and fifty shares were tradad ia at prif-es ranging from five and a half to six and a qnartcr, the closing; quotation being Oral at six. In Boston, six thousand three hundred and twenty-are shares were traded m at practically the same quotations, the close in Boston being the ana* aa ta New York. Btrons at sis. Look at this any way you will, It is a most remarkable exhibition. It is eren bmm remarkable when Itis understood thnt six weeks ago Orphan Copper was selling at three and a half; that four weeks ago it was selling at four; two weeks ago it was selling at four and a half, and one week ago It was selling at five. In the first public advertisement yesterday, in which I directed attention to th» stock, I pave some facts regarding the value of the company's property. I expect to ba in a position in a very sbcrt time to print other facts abont the property whicn willcmmt the stock to advance rapidly to ten, twelve or perhaps fifteen. It is notable to-day as the one and only copper stock dealt in on either thw Xew York or Boston exchange, or in the New York or Boston curb market, which has shown a continuous advance In price during the past two months. I unqualified*! reeommanal and advise the Immediate purchase of this stock at the prevailing market quotation. lly personal opinion is that every one acting on thia advice immediately will bare oecaatsai to congratulate themselves on their good fortunes in the near future. Any stock exchange house or cvrb broker will execute orders for thia stock, or they may be sent direct to the C. F. King Company. I repeat from my public advertisement of yesterday buy Orphan Coppar bow ard watch it advance and keep on advancing. C F. KING. Fourth Floor, Journal Building, Boston, Sept. 18, 1908. _ WE BELIEVE the rmMSKrT_\< \u25a0 \u25a0 MOVE c* THE STOCK wni CAXBT IT abo\-e i si* PER SHAKE WITHIN thuht dais. .. _ W< art pr«i>*r«<l to *iaeuta j>ruins»Uy aad wttSOSY deiay orders In urpr.a:: Coppar anil all otsar Carli j stocks. Money loaned on any saenritiea) «f vaiae. Gavigan. Isfaei! & Co., 1.. »iSTMEST SECVBTTIES. Marbridga Bu.iding. 34tn St. & Broadway snv iOKK crrx. Local and long ,li3tacca telephone "747 — £3th." II

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