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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-16

I'VE see but dimly through the mists
and vapors;
Amid these earthly damps,
What seem to us but sad, funerea1
tapers
May be heavens distant lamps.
There is no death! What seems so
is transition;
This life of mortal breath
Is but a suburb of the life elysian,
Whose portal we call Death.
She is not dead-the child Of our
Affection
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor
protection,
And Christ himself doth rule
In that great cloister's stiffness and
seclusion,
BY guardian angels led
Safe from temptation, safe from sins
pollution,
She lives, whom we call dead
Pearl Egger, born March Is, 1887:
died July 7, 1908.
There isn't many of us when we
think it oyer-not one to spare; but
again the dread rider of the white
horse came in the night; again the
hearse and the undertaken drive to
the church: and there is sadness in
a little home that never knew sad
ing hearts; there is a vacancy that
cannot be filed. Yet, while the
earthly home mourns, ten thousand
times ten thousand welcome her into
a home that is eternal She was
not afraid to 60" but she did not
want to leave the loved ones. Your
life and mine, friend, may be a fail
ure II suspect they will be - but
when 1.-The time of our departure is
at hand if we are not afraid to go,
then the purpose for which we have
lived will be gloriously accomplished.
The question asked of the ancient
patriarch, How old art thou?" can
never be answered in terms of years.
She who has so lately left Us has
probably lived more and better than
him whose gray hairs and sinful
heart have reached eighty years.
She was four years old really, for it
was four years ago when she gave
her heart to Jesus and began truly
to live. She was young. But He
who knows best saw that she was
ready and called. THE ripest fruit
falls first
Miss Pearl was the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Egg
ger. She had taught the Border
Springs school for two years before
her health failed. She leaves, be
sides father and mother, three sis
ters and two brothers-Mrs. William
Misses Ophelia and Annie
Egger, and Messrs. Robert and Roy
Egger. The funeral services were
held at the church. Rev. C. NJ. Twin
gle, of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, who was formerly her pas
tor, came from West Point to con-
duct the service. A very large num-
Der of friends faced inclement wealth |
er to attend the last sad rites. The !
pail bearers were: Messrs. S. c. |
Caldwell, l.. E. Wells, Rush Smith, |
J. L. Myers, S. NJ. Egger and J. E. /
Thomas, all young men. Our heart /
goes out in sympathy to the family /
IN this their time of affliction. Let /
is here resolve that we will so live 4
hat when our summons comes we Il
100 will not be afraid. ''The grave /
Of every Christian is an empty tomb.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-16

I beg to notify my friends and pa
irons and the public generally that
1 have assumed the management of
the Gilmer Hotel barber shop, the
handsomest shop in the city. Elec-
trio fans, perfect service. Give me
a call Bob Higgins.
7-5-1m
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-16

Just received a carload OF Singer
and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes. We sell on easy payments
or discount for cash. Singer Sewing
Machine Company. 315 Main street.
J. w. Clarke. manager.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-16
Fine Horse for Sale.

Gentlemen's fine driving horse;
broken to harness. and stylish and
fast. For further information apply
TO Albert Loeb. 7-12-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-16
Notice. Maccahees.

Regular meeting tonight. Initia-
tions: supper. Come. 7:30. ". o.
W. hall. G. o. TruIl, Com
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. Jan 4-SUGAR-stock in United
Kingdom is s. eco tons. TIE London market Tor beet
sugar W,ed quiet. but steady snd unchanged, with
January quoted at Is Sad and February 9s l0'sd.
The local market for raw sugar ruled about steady
with holders not inclined 90 make concessions al
though it Is believed that II they would do So hls-
ness would result Retipers seem 10 he quite iHdif
fereut about entering into new deals just nos. CIR
rent duty-paid prices are. Centrifugal 95test 3S5a
$50; muscoysdo, Ss-test, 3S3a333, molasses sugar
SS-test, 205a3H Rehned sugar was steady but quiet
and unchanged
NAVAL STORES-Quiet and unchanged
BUTTER-RecelDts. 4,5so packages fancy finn
Creamery extra, 81
EGGS-Receipts. 1859 cases; lower. Nearby
white fancy. 5la32: do, mixed 9a21; Western HTsts
oh
MILL FEED-steady: fair trade. srvirg bran
I00-Ib sacks 10 arrive January. $50. middlugs
eco city bran 2450, in bulk; Western red dog
8.75. 20 arrive; winter wheat bran in loo-lb sacks
$50
OATs-Steady; light trade. Elevator prices: No
8 white $40; No 4. white. 81 No. p mixed, s.
FLOUR-steady; moderate demand. Spring Pat
ents. 5.sOa60: spring clears. 5ooa5j5; winter
straights s55a5o0; winter clears. 4.5ai65; Kansas
in sacks patents. 52a55o; straight, 4sOa5; clears
50a4S5
RYE FLoUR-Steady inquiry moderate; 4s5a5.75.
CORN AIEAL-Steady; dealings fair. kIlndried
for export s0a3 IS; coarse meal. in bags. L35sLi0
BUCKWHEAT FLOUK-Light trade; fair supply
Choice 500,
HAY-Receipss, go tons; weaker: some moderate
Prime timothy I05a1lO; No. L Los: No. 2, S. No.
g. S7lsa90
STRAW-steady; moderate business Long ne,
70a75
BEEF-steady; moderate business. Family. I5Oa
1880 packet, l2O0al250
PORK-U Unchanged; inactive Mess. H50al500;
family Il. OaIso0
TALLOW- Steady; dull City, in hogshesds. 81
LARD-lnactiye. Prime Western, 825 city IT'S;
refined continent s15 South American. 9Z5; refined
Brazilian kegs l055; city stearine S%a9 OIeCstear
inc steady; New York. 755 Chicago. ~
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New Orleans.
WOULD ENJOIN DRPOSITOR
Bank Would Stop Checking Against
Disputed Account.
JaseIIi. indicated of Brothers
Charges, Wins Suit for Banks
Refusal to Honor Drafts.

Justice Gould, yesterday. upon appi-
cation Of the Riggs National Bank. signed
a rule requiring EmeIio JaseIu TO appear
on January g. and show cause why he
should not be enjoined from drawing
checks on the bank. pending the set
Element Of an appeal OF the bank in a
suit recently decided in Jasellrs favor by
a jury which awarded him $50 damages.
JaselIi was arrested last spring by post
office inspectors, at the instance Of his
brother. the Rev. Nicola JaselH a Cath
Ole priest Of this city. The priest visited
the Post-of5ce Department and complained
that three money orders sent TO him
from Italy, representing a bequest OF q
relative. amounting % 1851, had not
been received by him. and charging that
his brother EmeljO had received and
cashed them.
Investigation showed that the orders
weer cashed by Emelio Jaseili at the
Riggs Bank. The priest denied that ne
had authorized his brother 10 cash the
orders
EmeIio was taken before a United
States Commissioner. He was held under
bond 20 await the action Of the grand
Jury. which afterward indicted him for
forgery and violation Of postal regula-
tons
The father and mother and several
brothers and sisters testified at the trial
that the priest had authorized his broth
er 10 cash the orders. Emelio was ac-
quilted
The bank made good the amount Of the
1851 paid on the orders. and deducted
il from Jaselfs account He withdrew
his account from the bank, but checked
against what he claimed was a balance
Of S361 due him.
The bank refused payment. There
upon Jaseui entered suit. and obtained
judgment Of SO, and has continued 10
check on this balance which he alleges
is Que him
The bank now desires TO enioin him
from so doing. alleging that he is doing
il as the basis OF further suits upon
their refusal 10 honor checks.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock EX
change, yesterday. was better than for
several days past, the trading being in
quite large volume and well scattered
over the list It was essentially Bond
Day" the brokers taking to their Offices
after the session $1,000 worth Of the
public Utility dividend payers Of various
titles
One Of the new things OF the day was
the sale of 100 shares of Washington
Railway and Electric common at 26la a
share. showing that there are a few
buyers fer this security when il is Of
fered for sale
There was considerable call for the local
fire insurance shares. and sales Of 50
shares Of the Columbia company were re-
corded. There were also sales Of the
Riggs and FIremen's companies. Shares
of the trust companies We're also asked
for and sold In fractional amounts.
The transactions were $1,000 in bonds
and 3l5 shares OF stock
The stock of the Bell Telephone. Of
Pennsylvania, was listed yesterday Ia
place OF the G. and F.. the latter having
now been supplanted by the former
The authorized stock Of the company
Is S50O0oC00, Of which the present issue
is S3l.4S0lC0. The par value OF the shares
Is $500 and the dividend paid is 6 per
cent
The bid for the stock was 50.
According 90 the statement issued by
the American Graphophone Company, the
net earnings last year were $s9As5l, o.
Sl52.5S more than those Of the previous
fiscal year, while charges and dcprecia-
ton We're $212. AIS. or s.. 64S more than those
for the proceeding year. Disbursements
In dividends on the preferred stock
amounted % Sl4G $50 or S7s7 more than
those for the fiscal year ended Septem-
Der 81, 1906. leaving balance available
for dividends on the common stock
amounting 20 S535. 753 OF S1i9150 more than
that for the previous year. and equivalent
20 PALS per cent earned on such common
stock
Dividend disbursements on the common
stock involved Sl30S1S, or S3S 935 mbre
than those Of the preceding year leaving
a surplus for the year of S50AS75. or
1881 Is more than that for the previous
year. The reserve account amounted 10
$3.50 CO. or $4,000 more than that for the
preceding year while the profit and loss
surplus involved S2HS15, or $5IIi5 more
than that for the year ended September
30. 1906 Tie total surplus amounted to
N.4555S9 or S244s7j larger than that for
/ the previous year.
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CIVIC CENTER DISCUSSION.
Public Service Corporations Receive
Attention from Speakers.

The regulation Of public service cor
porations was discussed under the aus
pieces Of the Civic Center at the Diplo-
macy building Of George Washington
University lastsnight. Those who par
ticipated were Mr.. Frederick c. Sid
dons. Mr.. J. C. Welliver. and Mr.. H. T.
Newcomb
Direct reference to the street railway
and other corporation bills now pend
ing I'm Congress We're discussed. More
stringent regulations Of public services
were advocated by Messrs. Welliver
and Siddons. Mr.. Newcomb took a con-
servaJive view and championed the
cause of corporations.
OfCers for the year were elected as
follows; Or. George NJ. Kober, presi-
dent; DR.. Max West, vice president;
John r. Dynes, treasurer; G. \. Weber,
w IT. Baldwin. and Drs. G. N. Kober,
NJ West, and Harry w. Harris, council.
Members Of council elected for one
year were. J. c. Welliver, Miss Ellen
A. Vinton, Rev L. G. B. Pierce, Mrs. J.
a. Gilfllan. Miss Alice c. Fletcher, and
Prof f. a Fay.
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SUES FOR FALSE ARREST.
l.. l.. Gutridge Claims $4,000 DAM
ages from Capital Traction.

Leonard l. Gutridge yesterday fled suit
to recover from the Capital Traction Com
pany the sum Of $4,000 as damages, for
causing his arrest in February, 1905.
IN his declaration, Gutridge states that
on the date mentioned he was employed
by TIE company, and was accused by its
officials with embezzling from il S2,0O31S.
On account of this accusation, he says.
he was locked up in a cell. and later
arraigned before the police court, which
held him TO await the action of the grand
jury
The grand jury indicted him in April,
1905. and he was placed on trial on May
I. 1906 The following day a jury after
hearing the evidence. returned a verdict
of not guilty.
He CLAIMS that his character has suf-
fered considerably through the prosecution
instituted by the company, and places his
injury at $50, 900. The suit was filed By
Attorneys Lambert & Mclean.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members o;
the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board II Trade, 1883 + street northwest.
Chicago Jan, 2I.-The action Of the market to
day in the face 0f bCarish news was surprising
Strength was dBe 90 buying on resting orders hy
commission houses and heavy covering By local
shorts. who sold early. Statistical news bear
ish. but the trade was narrow the market was
CTgr0ld, and when shorts attempted 10 cover the
market responded readily. Estimated tomorrow.
forty cars
As expected, com ruled firm and higher as the
result Of a l,htcr pm If cars than tle estimate
Mild weather throughout the belt. where coUu-
try roads are bad Trade was small. ahuuf the
only feature being further buying by the same in
teresis who have been SO conspicuous on the bull
side # late. Cash corn ruled steady and uu-
changed. Estimated tomorrow. 421 cars
Trade in oats small, the pit being deserted during
most Of the day. Estimated tomorrow $50 cars.
There was more liquidation cf long provisions
than has been seen before for some time. The
heavy run Of hogs counted against the nerves q
F.-Fl
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller Co, members q
the New YORK Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
Nea Orleans Cotton Exchange, 1888 + street north
west.
New YORK Jan. U.-prJfttakinE. especially b.
the bah pool left the market 10 less satisfactory
shape to-day. Early prices were wesk. and after
long spell a stsadiuess around yesterdays closing
figures there was general selling leaving prices
much lower and suggesting abandonment By those
who have been doing most q the buying. There
was plenty q business. bat the tone vas heavy
absence a new buyers being the feature. and the
appearance of the marzet unattractiTe. Liverpool
was In bad SHAPE, and for the time being The bull
movement looked 10 be- over. Strong spot markets
n the South we're again reported. although Texas
adTices pointed 10 pretty full selling hy growers
bus az fun prices. a private ginners' report Il
l6s7808 bales 20 January l6 against l2.l76D0 last
ys4r looked bullish, but had no effect on the mar
ket.
Liverpool due 90 lower.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Jan. a.-FolloVing are the official
prices for today:
WHEAT-St0ck in elevators .O7 900 bushels
Graded los = No red afoat at L02 for special
bin and l0ilt for stock No. ? red Contract, Feb
Uary. To- Western spot. January, l0F. Feb
rusry, los. Contract, spot, January, l0l; FebFl-
sry l0Zlz March, l0ik; May. lO7 asked.
CORN-Stock In elevators. O006I3 bushels. Prime
lots Of white SHd yellow afloat at about 65a6i
Contract. Fetuarv g. Spot January new, 63k
ASST old, C5,.a6a; February. 62.a63: March, 63a
63G
OATs-Stock in elevators. 1888 bushels; ship
ments from elevators 1897 bushels. White No. 2
heaTy. 57a57ls; do N. @ light TO medium. 56iaa
81. No. g. heavy 56sj5il; do. No 3. medium, 55a
S.: do, No. 8, light, 5is55; do, No T. light 70
heavy. 52lta53l mixed No. >, 5ia54l1; do, No. 3,
Sass; do. No. 3, 5la5l.
RYE-Stock in elevators. EOS bushels; ship
ments from elevators, llOi bushels, Ne. Western,
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. I.-lIoH5y on caU 90 ths stock
exchange to-day opened at % per cent; highest ~,
lowest. ., closing. %. Most Of ths loans were Of
q, per cent.
Time money unchanged. Brokers offered funds
generously. but demand was vsry light and current
rates were per cAt for the longer periods. Short
term money Was offered at O.. and 3- per cent
but leans were even then hard 90 place.
Mercantile paper came into the market iu iu-
crsasug' volume. Compared Wi,h recent conditions.
demand u8s fair. bIr the m8rsCt still lacked
iszsdIil Hates were 6l5'1 pr cent for sixty and
ninety DAYS Inducements and ea6iz f.- choice four
and SIX months. single names.
Sterling to-day WAS DUH with little change iu
rates Rates fer actual business closed as follows.
Sixty DAYS. fs5-atS5; demand, 4stsaai s6s5
cables. 4s-la4s16.
Commercial bills. ls1aLE. The supply Of cotton
bills ua- moderate.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. 2l.-Following are the prices
quoted at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy, per To-, %; imita-
ton .; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls la
20; storep packed Ohio 16; do. West Virginia, l6as
Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania, l6al9
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavy, per pound. II
sliiz young do l2al3; ROSTERS, each 25a30 ducks.
puddle large lal3; do. small, llaI2 muscoTy and
mongTel %: turkeys. yOuns, IS; gobblers, Is
EGGS-Alaryland and Pennsylvania, loss of, firsts
per dozen, @
FLOUR-Winter extra. 395sil5; do, clear. AGA
As; do, straight 450a4s5; do, patent 4s0a4 IS;
spring clear, A60aAg0; do. straight 5.25a556: do.
patent 560a5s5: City Mills best patent go: do.
high-gTads patent $50. dc, straight. $50; do
choice family $50: extra, 3s0ai.l0. Rye dour, nee
dun TO choice, L5oa509.
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Largest Amount OF Bids.

Bids were opened at the Navy Depart
ment, yesterday. for supplying about
81 900 worth of miscellaneous supplies.
This is the largest amount OF bids in
vited by the department for years. BY
purchasing its supplies in larger guam
titles, the department hopes to obtain a
better price,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Jan M-CATTLE-Receipts. T,6io,
Market steady
CAIVES-Recepts. no Market slow and Is cents
lower Yeals. 7.57izaS15: bamyard calves, 350a
coz Western. $50; yesrlngs. 80; dressed calves,
slow: city dressed veas Shall per pound; country
dressed. Sal2is
SHEEP and LAMBS-Recopts, 365G Sheep
steady lambs SLOW. Sheep, iO0a5O0 yeaTlings, 50la
Goo lambs 7.I5a7 90
HOGS Receipts, 1886, Market higher State
hogs. see.
Chicago, Jan. 21.-CATTLE-Receipts. $500. Mar
ket slow and weak. Prime beeves, A9la6l0; poor 10
medium, S65ai.50; stocksTs and feeders, 260a4.60;
COWS and hefers, 260a4I5: Gamers lj0aZ50; Tex
ans, 34oa4l5
HOGS Receipts. 5000 Market STEADY. Light,
ilOaI55; roughs. 43OaA25; heavy, A20aL95; mixed,
A30a45; pigs, 360aA2
SHEEP-Recepts. LOCO Market slow and weak.
Native and Western sheep, 325a5.50; native and
Western lambs, 5.25a720
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New York, ran. a.-WHEAT- Higher; checking
trade. No J Northern Duluth, 90 arrive, IN; Ne
red. +. O. b. Lo7; No. . hard {. o. b.. lI5n :
No. l macarcni, Los. {. o. b.; No. macaroni. f0T;
No. l Manitoba nominal No 2 Manitoba nominal
Exporters took 10 loads
CORN-Stropger; fair inquiry. No elevator.
u; No . f. C. b.. 667s. for January % March; No
white. {. b.. 665s No. ? yellow. (. o. b. 6sss
Exporters took a loads
RYE-Fim; light supply. No. 2 %, f. O. b.
Exporters took l700 bushels.
The prices for futures follow;
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
salcs-Rerlar cain y O'Clock noon.

sales-Regular call. z O'Clock noon.
CAPITAL Traction S. 81 900 a. ll0'a Sl,0c0 at ll02.
Washington Railway and Electric IS. A000 at
7Si4 Sl.00 at 7sH
Potomac Electric Light SIS. $1,000 az lol, a,o0O at
l0l.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 100 at
ah
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 50 at
69A
Washington Gas 10 at 63.
Washington Loan aBd Trust. ] at l8
Columbia Fire Insurance, % at 1879. . at Dh4,
% 40 l0-s. % 40 lOss
Riggs Fire Insurance. 20 n "a.
Frtmens Fire Insurance, = 40 1875
After oaIl-Capijal Traction S., 5000 az l0z,
$1,000 az ll1ia
Columbia Title Insurance. p at 3
American Security md Trust. az G2-
Following are the dosing quotations on yesterday
local stock exchange
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Eztra, per cwt.. 5O0a525; butcher, s.2sa
$50 common. L50a2e0.
400
SHEEP-Clipped, A0oal.50; common. go.
LAMBS-Sprins, choice, 7a7lz medium, elsa7
CAHFES-Prime. Der 10. Sas11; medium, II:
grass, 3a4
COWs-Prime, fresh. each. sOOQs5e00; common,
SA0QaSoee; cid and dn. E.seslQ.09.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished hy f. + Hutton & Co.
members New YORK Stock Exchange 6. Bowie Chip
man, manager, 1901 + street northwest.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by 2 l. Hutton Co.
members NsV York Stock Exchange, g. Bowie Chip
man. manager. 1901 street northwest
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post & Flagg members Of
the New York Stock Exchange Benjamin Woodruff
manager. 1881 street northwest
Sales to nOon ............. 800. 90 shares
Total sales ................ 96S. 800 shares
Call money! H., 21z; low, 2; close, "a.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

George II Edmunds. Of Miller & CO.
'The market was heavy, in spite of the
rally in London. where some stocks sold
last nights close. Shelters was an early
feature. ard the liquidation was ascribed
TO people associated with insiders. There
was some selling on the announcement
that the most eminent hnanciey Of the
era Will sail for Europe later IN the
month, and quite an outpour Of stocks
followed later on the rumor that the FIX
ccUt.ye would make a drastic speech to-
morrow. This latter rumor was denied to-
ward the close but even then the market
refused to show any real rallying power.
The market at the moment rests between
c0uteuding forces Of easy money and
poorer railroad earnings"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22

Only ten cents week, delivered at
your doOr-the daily issues of The
Washington Herald Phone Main $500,
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X. Harrington
d Co., members Of the New York Produce TX
change. Z. r. Baker. manager Hibbs Building
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Only ten cents a week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues of The
Herald. Phone Main $500.
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g. Bowie Chapman. OF +. T. Hutton &
Following the sharp decline Of yes
terday the market suffered a lower range
.of figures to-day. Some Of the large pro-
.fessI0naI operators who recently loaded up
with stocks following the bull manipuIa-
ton were taken by surprise at the weak
ness. and eudeavored 90 liquidate some
Of their holdings, which resulted ln some
sharp declines iu the leading stocks
There are number OF matters pending
that will make for lower prices shortly ia
my opinion, such as the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific suit next week. another
attack on Standard oil, Burlington. and
Chicago. and Eastern Illinois companies
FOR TebatiDE, and forthcoming bad railway
reports. These are quite sufficient 10 pro-
duce "a big selling movement and unsettle
sentiment Stop loss orders on pyramid
accounts were caught before the close.
and il is not unlikely that some rally may
be seen tomorrow
Benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & Flag
"The market to-day was reacu0uary, cul-
minating in a sharp break around
o'clock one or two feeble efforts were
made 20 rally prices. but without much
success The professional floor talent
which has learned TO bull stocks lately,
all bought soon after the opening TO play
for rally. but they were disappointed. !
think the distribution by the large in
.teTests. which has been going On steadily
FOR the past ten days has made itself
felt at last, and combined with the big
break IN Shelters, has been too much for
the market to resist. The decline in the
last mentioned stock is stiu a mystery. al
though the selling is, without doubt. long
stock. The market tomorrow will prob
ably be a purchase for a turn, but any
where near the late high level I would
sell stocks again. as / think the market
has had sufficient advance"
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MONEY AT PREVAILING RATES
LOANED OK d. c. REAL ESTATE.
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
II

FOR sALE-5a OR 100 SHARES OF CITIZENS
Savings Bank ktock for best cash offer. Address
BOX 81, Herald ofaes, ia29t
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sells cents per share.