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Evening journal., 1909-12-04
NEWARKERS
IN NEW HOMES
PreSbyterianS Arrange Spe-
Cial Meetings. Town May
Have New Bakery
special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del. Dec. 4-Several
changes In residences we're made here
this week. Warner McNeal moved
from the house on Main street. where
he has resided for a number Of years.
to his new home on South College ave-
nue.. The house vacated by Mr.. Nc
Neal was taken by John Miller and
family. who lived on East Delaware
avenue.
Thomas b. McKeon. well-known
here, and a graduate Of Delaware Col
lege. now holding an important posi-
ton with the Fort Pitt Bridge Com
pany, Pa. and Miss olivia HersiL Of
Carnegia, were married on Thanhsgiv-
ing Day. Mr. and Mrs. McI<eon are
visiting relatives here.
The Presbyterian Church held cot
tage meetings in three places here last
night. one was held at the homo Of
George G. Keris. on Elkton avenue;
one at tho residence Of the Misses
Springer. and the third at the home
Of Mrs. Cornag on Chapel street.
Next week evangelistic services Will
be held in the Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. Arthur w. Spooner. ID. D., Of
Washington. ID. c. will be the preacher.
A break In the water main on VIII
lins Terrace occurred yesterday.
Workmen were busy all day trying
10 locate the leak. About fifty or
twenty feet OF earth had 20 be dug be-
fore the leak was located.
THhe real estate OF the lat John +.
Lewis. consisting Of several dwellings
and a farm was TO be sold The
rroncrtV was ,,rithdra Vvn owing 10 lack
OF bids. A lot on Main street was
sold TO George Huber for $3.50. II
is understood that Mr.. Huber intends
TO build a store and bakery.
General Theodore II. Armstrong. who
has been at Atlantic City, has return
ed home.
Miss Marie Chillas. OF Baltimore. is
the guest Of her aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Bower.
Miss Nina Cooch and niece, Margaret
Wolf. OF Berlin. n. H., returned home
this week after spending some time
with Mrs. A. NJ Cooch
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
MANY NOW USING
NUVIDA SPRING WATER

A big demand has sprung up in VIII
mington for Nuvida water, a medicinal
water taken from famous springs near
San Miguel mountain in California.
Four carloads Of Nuvida water are now
on the way from California to Will
mington. and the consumption of the
water has doubled in this city in four
months.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
Z Or RENT-S76 ACRE FARM, GOOD
buildings, about eleven miles from
city. &. F. PARK q CO.
Dec.4-7t. 2l3 W. Tenth St.
I OsT-IN GOING FROM EIGH-
l. teenth and West to Eighth and
Market down, via Market street, return
via Washington, a gold Sunshine" pin
Return 10 headquarters, SOC. Equitable
Building. Deci-1t
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK
Reports Of the country's State Of
Trade BY "Dun's" Agency.

Tho commercial reporting agencies
speak OF a siackening up IN trade and
industry.
Dun's says to-day:
Il was hardly 70 be expected that tho
industrial and trade revival would con-
tinue all the time at the recent high rate
OF speed. Some slowing up. II only for
breathing spell, was natural, and this APP
parently is what Is occurring. although Il
makes no material impression upon the
great volume OF transactions. The money
situation is much improved at home and
abroad and should be even better after
the frst OK the year. Iron and STEEL
IN spite OF some slowing up IN rate OF
progress. Is immensely prosperous, with
the prospect OF record breaking year
in 1910, The dry goods trade f. ouieter.
but holding firm, while the reports OF the
retail holiday trade are generally excel
lent The railroads. with their rolling
stock and terminals fully employed, con.
tinue to report increased earnings. tn,
rate OF grain for three weeks OF Novem
Der being 1i.9 per cent. over 1905 and IL.
per cent over 1907. Bank clearings wer
"a per cent. better than in 1908 and 4.
per cent better than In. 1906. outside o
New York. and in that city Al per cent
and Ia per cent. greater respectively.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
BEGIN UNUSUAL SALE
OF DRESSES AND SUITS

s. T.. Mayer and Co.. at Fifth ana
Market streets to-day began an unusual
sale OF women's dresses and suits, the
stock Of Aarons and Isaacs and Valdez
and zeigler. OF New York. The stocks
are unusually well selected and ]. G..
Loeb, manager of the local store, regards
the purchase as among the best ever made
by his company. The bargains are sure to
attract the women OF Wilmington and the
adjoining towns.
The company also offers an unusually
well selected line Of furs at bargain
prices.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
Stock Markets

NEW YORK, Dec. Awhile prices At
tho opening Of the stock market showed
some irregularity, the majority Of the
Improvement I'm northern railroad stocks
indicated a belief In the speedy settle
ment Of the strike.
II o'clock-The imrovement noted yes
tarday became more pronounced shortly
after the opening this morning, nearly
every active issues making substantial
gains.
Governments unchanged; other bonds
strong.
stocks closed strong
as .. m. quotations from p. q
Laekey & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
members Philadelphia Stock Exchange,
s43 Market street. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
DEATHS

Bartholomew Shannon.
Helen May Kinney.
Arthur koe.
Jesse B. Mocrery.
James F. Grady.
Martha A. Matthews.
Anna G. Dunsmore.
Clarence G. Friek.
p. Elliott Taylor.
MATTHEWS-In this city. on Dec. 4
Martha A.. wife of Randolph Matthews
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at her late res
idence, No. 2209 Washington street. on
Tuesday evening. December z. at {
o'clock. Interment at Baltimore. Nd
Wednesday afternoon, December 8.
DuNSMORE-In this city, on December
3, 1909. Anna G.. widow Of John Duns.
more in her 18th year.
Funeral from the residence OF her son
in-law. James l.. Thomas. No. 5es
French street. on Monday. December 6
Hni NJ. E. church. Cherry Hill, Nd. a.
O'Clock. Interment at Cherry Hill Gem.
etery.
1909, Clarence 9. Prick, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services at his late res
idence, No. 625 French street, on Tues
day afternoon, December z, 1909, at
o'clock. lnterment at Riverview Gene
TAYLoR-At Everett. Bedford county
Pa, on December g. 1909, p. Elliott Tay
Funeral from the residence of his faith
er-in-law DIT. r. j. Miller. Everett, Pa.
on Monday, December 6, 1909.
KINNEY-In this city. on December End
1909, Helen May, daughter OF William
,. and Louisa v Kinney, in her ST.
year.
Relatives and friends Of the family ar,
invited to attend the funeral services a
her parents residence, NO. 4 Corridor
street, on Sunday afternoon, Decembe
9Th, 1909, at o'clock. Interment at ST.
verbrook Cemetery.
/ KEE-At New Caastle. Del, on Decem
Der 3. 1909, Arthur kee, in his 9ls
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral on Sunday afternoon
! December 9Th. Services at the residenc
q his son A. r. Kee. Hermitage Farm
/ terment at Gleba Cemetery.
| McCRERY-On December Srd, 1909, Jess
b MeesCrery. aged g years ,..,..,
attend his funeral from the residence o
his aon-in-law, Elmer Grason, northwes
corner Ninth and Lombard streets. o.
ment at Riverview Cemetery.
/ GRADY-In this city, on December 2no
1909. James r., son OF Della and the lat
Relatives ana friends are respectfuil
invited 10 attend the funeral from IN
residence OF his brother Edward W
SIaoy, no s.t ~ .,,,1 0n Mo-
/ al Holy Cross Church. Dover. on arrlva
OF train leaving Wilmington S.sJ O'Clock
Interment at Dover.
IsIIANNON-Tn this city, on December
1909. Bartholomew Shannon.
Relatives. friends members OF Divl
hon No. i, A. o. H.. 81. Paul's Bene
neisl society. Delaware Council No. ls
Catholic Benevolent Legion, and tn
employees OF the p, .. e. w. Railroa
/ Company, are respectfully invited to al
tend the funeral from his late residence
No. 3iB Eighth avenue, on Mondoy morn
ing az 2 o'clock Solemn requiem mas
az st. Elizabeth's Church. Interment 1
Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
TEMPLARS' ARE CALLED
TO CHRISTMAS MEETING

p st. Johns Commandery. No. I, Knights
Templar. win issue the following:
Wilmington, Del. Dec. - 1909
Dear Frater: The following sentiment
has been prepared for our coming Christ
mas observance.
ITO our Most Eminent Grand Master.
Henry Warren Rugg. with Christmas
Greetings:
May his future be as bright as his
shining path of achievement
THE grand master sends the following
response:
TO the soldiery OF the Temple, the
Knighthood Of the Cross tho Brother
hood OF Christian Chivalry, two hundred
thousand strong, Greeting and Godspeed:
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
Upset
Sick Feeling

that follows taking a dose of castor
oil, salts or calomel, is about the
worst you can endure-Ugh-it
gives one the creeps. You don't
have to have it-CASCARETS
move the bowels--tone up the
liver-without these bad feelings.
Try them. 81.
cAscARETs Ioc a box for a weeks
treatment. all druggists. biggest seller
IN the world. Million boxes q month.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
CORONER'S JURY
PROBES THREE CASES

coroners jury took up three cases
last night.
The iirst was that of Margaret Lolly.
a child, who died OF burns received at her
home at New Castle last week The YER
dict was that's she came TO her death as
TN result OF being accidentally burned.
In the case Of Michael +. O'Byrne. the
verdict was that the young man came TO
his death from gunshot wound, self
inflicted.
The verdict in the case OF Manlove
Davis, who shot himself at Middletown,
was that he died as the result of a gum
shot wound, self inflicted.
The verdict IN the case OF Helen NJ.
Kenny, the little girl who was burned
to death on Thursday, was that she came
to her death as the result OF burns ac-
cidentally received while playing about
a bon fire.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
spsoIaI servIeea 81 Sd. Paurs a


Special revival services and rally
exercises will be held In ST. PauIs
A. u. Church, South Wilmington, be-
ginning tomorrow. The Rev. S. l.
Hutchinson win be the preacher at the
morning service and the Rev. ]. Ed
ward Nichols, the church pastor, in
the evening.
on Sunday, December u. the SER
vices will be in charge Of the local
deacons and exhorters on the morn
ing OF December 10. the Rev Alfred
r. Scott viii preach; In the afternoon
the Rev. J. II. Hughes viii preach and
in the evening the Rev. Dr. r. r. Ma
KEEL. an African missionary will be the
speaker on December &c, at 1890
o'clock the Rev. Wesley c. Johnson will
be the preacher.
Rally day will be observed on Sun
day, December 18th in the interest OF
the pastors salary.
There viii be preaching In the
church every night during the month
except saturday, and prayer service
every afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04

Il hereby direct that my command as
semble with me in the asylum. Masonic
Temple, Wilmington, Del. on Christmas
Day, December %. 1909. at Il o'clock noon.
for ceremonies incident to this occasion.
Sir knights OF other jurisdictions residing
in this city arc courteously invited to join
US at this time.
Edward B. Mode,
Attest: Eminent Commander
James H. Price, Recorder"
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
LOCAL COMPANY BUILDS
TUG FOR PANAMA SERVICE

The tug boat TO be built by the Pussy
and Jones Company for the United states
Government for use at Ancon. on the
Panama Canal. will be lis feet inches
over all, % feet wide and with depth OF
II feet. inches. The tug is to be finished
within ten months. Work has been start
ed on the boat
Evening journal., 1909-12-04

y LEWEs. Dec. 4.--Warned by the
experience OF the Lewes Life Saving
crew last winter. when, II It had not
been for a private tug towing them to
the wreck OF a four-masted schooner
the crew OF the shipwrecked craft would
have been drowned. the government
has provided them with the latest de-
signed life boat, operated by a 40-horse
power engine and with self bailers and
neif Fighters. The boat Is SO feet long
and can brave any wind or waves and
reach any wreck In this vicinity.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
Poor Hunting Season.

LAUREL. Dec. Notwithstanding
the fact that early in the fall quail and
rabbits were seen I'm unusual numbers
and the forecast was for the best hunt
ing in years, it has been the poorest
IN the history OF local gunners. our
best gunners after tramping all day
return home with but very little game.
Cunning before the seasons opening
is blamed for the shortage Of game.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04

MIDDLETOwN, Dec. 3.-Funerai
services over the body OF Manlove
Davis, aged So years. were held at
his late home on Lake street yester-
day lnterment was made IN Forest
cemetery. The pail bearers were Henry
Henrickson, n. J. williams, Eugene
Davis. Daniel Corbit G. NJ. Cochran
and James =. Warren.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04

thieves prled open the front door Of
Walter Carrows store and stole a
quantity Of goods. Among the booty
secured were II pairs Of shoes, hat.
four watches and a number OF smaller
articles.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
THLNilI I'D Undertaken
InANDLrk g EmbaImer

No. 214 w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day OF night.
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hos talsy removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments nrst-cIass. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1909-12-04

NEWARK, Dec. 4--There will be an
inter- class game OF basketball between
the Freshman and Sophomore classes
IN tho gymnasium next wednesday
evening, December s.
Evening journal., 1909-12-04

Am. Locomoti 81 X Nor Pacific iS4
Anal. Copper. s7h Norfolk a Wesi94H
AN. SmeTing 90 AN IN csi 100
Am. Sugar cof7oE Peoples Gas If4
Atch. T. q 3. TAO Pennsylvania I3r
Asphalt Com. 74H shila. Rap. I an
B,& o.. If6Al 'hila Connie 48K
ol0oAiyn r. 7. 9oH Phiia. ElectrioI5I
'enl Leather ASH Reading f7oH
Ches. & Ohio. 81 ROCK Island 4oZ
amoua steei 46H II. Paul ...IsS
Denver & r. ClqA Southern Pac i79H
Erie Common 81 South. Com. 3IH
Rie Ist pfd AN rononah %
Elec. OF Amer. 7HlUnitedGasInp "a =
Louisville & f-53 Union Pacin 7oI
Lehlgh Nav. It3 L. S. ST. Com 9of
eh. Valley IooHU. s. 81 PrclI74zs
Missouri Pac.. ION Wabash Pref 81
Mo. Kan a. re 49 Western Unto 70 4
n. Y. Central I27H
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
Grain Market

Reported daily BY r. D. Laeksy a
Co. bankers and brokers, nsnbsrs
Philadelphia Stock Exchanges, s43 Mar
kst ST.
WHEAT CORN. OATS.
Dec. May. Dec. May. Dec. May
1861 1854 SIX 81 foH 42lk
Evening journal., 1909-12-04
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleed
ing OF Protruding Piles in to IA days
or money refunded. 60c.s
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas was the chief lumInary
in the local speculative armament yes
teday, and was as bright as though all
the retorts Of the company had been
feeding the fame. on regular call the
stock sold UP to y 3-4-a point and three
fourths above the top notch IN the pres
ent recovery, and after call II sold at
q, with an option Of 800 shares at 70.
The last selling price was points above
the previous highest, and the option, II it
realizes, means points more within sixty
days.
The cause for the sudden rise in Gas
stock is the meeting OF the directors
held last Wednesday. at which the direc-
tors say There was nothing doing,
but the faithful have been given 10 under
stand that something Wtsich win benefit
the stockholders Of record will be an
nounced when the directors are good and
ready 10 make such announcement This
is understood to be a further increase
OF the per cent bonds, which the stock
holders will be allowed to take over upon
terms which will amount 10 a cutting
Of the melon" which has been delayed
from one cause and another for about
two years.
Whether the present rise in Gas. like its
pieueCeSSOISs VIII PtoN0 q N0Au9AvA ~
mains 20 be seen. but under the news,
which seems 10 emanate from the same
inspired sources as formerly, the price is
Jogging along merrily toward 50. where II
was pegged a few days before the adj
journment Of Congress. when the oracle
said the company was 10 be given the
right through legislation TO capitalize its
surplus by an additional issue OF stock.
Trading in traction shares yesterday
was on a slightly lower basis than for
merly. and the trading was small in vol
ume. Mergenthaler lost about point on
the bid price. and Lanston sold at the
new top price.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore March l9.-Wheat vas sseaAy. eo-u
auiet, oats duh. rye steady. and -four firm on
short demand
NHbAT-Spot contract. L3lal2sss: March L2i,
April. LEis asked; May, L2; July. Less. steamer
No. red. LzlsAizIS receipts 80 bushels: South
EN-. on grade. LLisala
CORN-spot contract, 7gisa72H; May. 7g5sa7zs
steamer mixed. 7ofsa7oi.; receipts I7.iss bushels
exports LSo bushels; Southern white cum. fIaTs,
southern yellow cora T0s72
OATs-StOCk IN elevators Il SIS bushels. shir-
mCnts from elevator. 576s bushels White. NJ .
sas9is do. No. 3 ssa59; dn. No & 5saE. mixed
No 2 G'ssss; do, No ; 5fs5E15; do. No Z.
55s55ls
RYE-stock in eieratorS ST. 81 bushels. shin
ments from elevations. l. i5 bushels No Wes,erp
re export. s. No. 8 Western re uptown deliv-
en-. Sass No. Western re. uptown. S. bag
lots as % quality and condition 76as4
BARLEY-StOck IN elevators. s23i bushels. shin
meuts from elevators. 100 bushels.
FL0UR-Wintgr extra. A6la4 50. winter clear. 30.
SIS Wiuter straight. 535a5 50. winter patent 57oa
$50 spring clear. A35s4s5 spring straight Soss5 81
sFrrg ratert S75a6oo. City Mills best patent. ais.
do highgrade patent. $50: do. grade straight
6ooi Dc. choice family. SIS. DO. extra fs0l3 CO.
Rye -four. medium to choice. zsai1 Corn neal
peg 100 lhs- lEalfo
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New YORK March is.-BUTrER-acueipts 5ia
packages. hrmer. Creamery. extra %: hrsts. essfa
q; seconds. z5a5; State dairy. in tubs poor 10
fair. Isa2i imitation creamery frsts szS; factoS5
frsts. laais's
EGGs-Rsreipu NsS case~ Nearby white.
fancy G3s2i; fresh hrsts, 49,
sUGAR-Ths raw market was amer. with sales
late yesterday II about 4.e5 hags C,than sugar
for April shipment a. -. 8 test. cost and freight
e7aal 10 S.ssis. duty paid. and rimose1 sale q
ZOO bags Porto Rican sugar. March shipment, AZ
81 Dufy-paid TricnE Uere quoted a. follows
Centrifugal IS tnst. 3s2a5 So, Niusc0vado g test
s2a2 81 mnlasses Sugar. g test A. Al7s2Z5A
The London market for bsgt ElgaT stpady and
unchanged, with March and May Al Dad. and
MAY At i0s6Ssd The local market Tor refined
sugar was nm. with the lowest net prices Tor
grsnulsted apparently SIS les Per cent cash With
the passing new business moderate. but Withdrawals
werr fairly liberal
MILL FBEn-Weaker and quiet Spring bran. in
I0olb SACKS. 70 arrive 36s5a8 3; standard milling
= 65a2615. city hr4n ia bulk 800: Western rcd
dog. 30. 70 srrire; winter wheat bran, in Wo-ib.
SACKS. A5.
oATs-steady. quiet trade. No. 2 white sgsas0 ;
No. 3. white. Ssa5sl: No :. white 57as7is; No. 2
mixed S. natural and clipped white on track,
5a6ia
FLOUR-ssesdy quiet trade Spring patents. s.75
AZ % spring clears 65aA01. winter straishts As5a
SIS; ciearS. A75a5.oo. kansas straights IN SACKS
5.s5s555; kansas clears s.5oa4.5.
RYE FLOuR-Steady; demand hght; zsa475.
CORN MEAL-Strady; vory moderate. Kiln dried
fnT export. so. c1arss meal. In baEs Lfsal y.
HAT-Receipts. 1880 tons; strady: fair bushes
Prime timothy, S; No !. SaS2s; No. ? 72isa77i1;
No g. 65as7n
sTRAw-RccriDts. = tors; strong; nrsEer sup
plT. Long ne. Ll5al3.
BEEF Steady; moderate brsines. Family. IS oos
$50. packst l4OoalaH
P0RK-Steady: moderate tyI1nrss: inquiry mod
crate Mess 1S0oale a.; family 1Sslals 50
TALDOW-Steady but dull CITY in hoesheads
81.
% .: refined. Cortnsut 20 S.; do. south American
H. 20. do. Brazilian. in bogS I28. oleostearine
lsis: lard steariue dun. New YORK and Chicago III.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and BradStreet See Marked Indications OF
Improved Conditions in Many Lines.

New York. March 1s.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade shows
Most OF the tests by which trade
activity Is measured make favorable
records. The railroads are doing well.
their earnings while under the mark OF
ls07. being 127 per cent larger than in
the corresponding period last year There
can be no vital cause for depression when
the statistics OF bank clearings outside
OF New York show a gain. not only OF
Il per cent over 1908. but also OF sc per
cent over 1906.
Moreover, the foreign commerce OF
the port OF New York for the latest week
Is not larger than I'm 1903 and in 1896. but
less than 100000 under 1907. The i'm
ports made heavy gains over 1908 and 1896.
and were only Sl,745, $50 less than in 1907,
while the exports were considerably
heavier than in 1906. on a par with 1907,
and S4.194ST5 under 1905
FEBRUARY statistics OF commercial
failures make an exhibit of good progress
toward a full return 10 normal conditions,
and it is notable that the liabilities Of
commercial defaults made thus far In
March amount 10 only a per cent OF the
aggregate Of the corresponding period
last year
Reports from the principal cities are
Of a generally hopeful character. and in
dictate that an excellent volume OF bust
ness is being carried on. this being es-
pecially characteristic OF Western ad-
vices
Much the more important feature OF
the week in cotton goods has been the
resumption OF export demand. Most OF
the business taken was by Southern mills.
and the total volume placed thus far is
estimated at 1880 bales.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States, as reported. are 24s. against
% last week. 2S3 the preceding week. and
323 the corresponding week last year"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20

New York. March 1s-Bradstreet's re-
view OF the state Of trade tomorrow viii
say:
in Congress and the advance OF the spring
Jobbing season toward its close have made
for a rather quieter tone In trade this
week.
"A fair business Is doing In nearly all
lines, and the turnover is in excess OF a
year ago at this date, but conservatism
rules. Spring activity has passed its
zenith. buying is only 10 cover immedi-
ste necessities. the results OF Easter trade
at retail are waited with interest. collec-
ions are only fair. and the volume OF
business done this spring so far is IN
some respects disappointing
Examination OF tariff schedules. tenta-
tive though they arc conceded to be. has
revealed a number OF unsettling features,
and while price reductions In some lines
affected are thought 10 have fully dis
counted possible tariff changes. the dis
position is 20 wait and see what the ultI-
mate results OF the impending legislative
struggle will be
-Jobbing trade seems to have quieted
down al a number Of markets East and
West; Chicago. St Louis, and Kansas
city. in the West, and New York. Phiia-
delphia, Baltimore. and Boston, IN the
East, reporting some reductions in de-
mand, partly explalnsble by the advance
Of the season and the return Of buyers 10
their homes.
As FOR long time past, demand, both
al wholesale and retail. favors women S
rather than mems apparel Weather con
oiIions have not been altogether favOra bic
10 retail trade, which requires warm,
srringlike weather to encourage demand
previous TO Easter
In nearly every instance country bust
ness Is classed better than a year ago.
In the Industry things are quiet. with out
puts still below normal"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York March ls.-Money on call on the stock
exchange to-day opened al per cent: highest ?;
lowest IA closing. per cent. Most Of The day 4
loans were at per cent. Time money was sin
readily obtainable, but there was q slightly drmer
tone on the part Of lenders. partly as a result Of
the turtle. gold exports and partly owing 10 a little
better inquiry from borrowers. Eight months ma
turtles continued popular with borrowers. RATES.
~ Der cent for sixty days Zza2z psr cent foG
ninety days. 2ta3 per cent FOR four. FIVE and SIX
months. sasit per cent for eight months, ran Der
cent for over the year.
Sterling continued strong. with demand rates az
enc time sss0. There was the sane volume 81
inquiry for remittance. with little exchange o.
feTld Rates for actual business closed as follows.
Sixty DAYS 4s6i0a4 $50; demand sSS25a4 SIS. cables
sss6oaf $50
Commercial bills were Ls5S for ninety DAYS ana
ss5iza4Ss. Flour bills were Asjss for sixty davs.
grain. ass. Grain and cotton bills Heze scarse.