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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
ROOSEVELT RETURNS.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Feb, 23
The yacht Mayflower bearing Pres
ident Roosevelt and party on their
return from the homecoming OF
the battleship feet, arrived early
this morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
CHILD DIES.

Mary, the two-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murphw
died at THEIR home on Railroad
street Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock. The burial win be at
Bridgeport tomorrow
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
GIFT FROM HAsKrSs.

CHARLESTON. w. va. Feb. 2s.-
DIR. I. NJ. Haskins has presented Gov
ernOr Dawson with flne set Of cut
glass lamp shades for his Office. made
at his Martins Ferry factory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
VISITS BRoTHER.

PHILADELPHIA, pa, Feb. 9s
Prestdent-elect w, H. Taft left for
New York this morning. He viii De
the guest Of his brother, H.. w. Taft.
until Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
PRICES REDUCED
BY the American Window
Glass Company to the
Sliding Scale.

Ii is announced here that the Amer
lean Window Glass Company operat-
ing machines has reduced the prices
to $685. for single and s0-4B for
double, the prices that prevailed hera
at the time the strike was called
December Is last. The reductoas
were made Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
STIFF JAN SENTENCE.

Jerry Crowley, an aged man, upon
refusal and failure to pay fine of
S25 Monday evening for carrying a
gun. was sentenced by Justice w.
Perry Camp to 30 days in>the county
jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
no TAKE DEGREi, d.

Mr. II r. Burke and stinser Bog.
gess have gone to New YORK city,
where. they via take the fourth de-
gree b the & q G. ana viii lo6i,
after other hnsiness while there's
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
HEARNE our.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Feb. ga
Julian. 9. Hearne announced last
might that ne would be a candidate
for state senate to succeed Robert
fiazIett.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23

Causes But Little Agitation
on Discussion in
Charleston.
LRx tharIes Isrooks sinilll.l ].


tRy Charles Brooks sinttlil
cHaiiIEsroN. Feb ths
I .o,.. o,l M n,ah,s,t,os a,,,ensnec.
NJ
sseassas 'sns sasp1'ss ous y w ssa's
that Is more than Z az mere, y ne
ireai scene q sne conllieI. me eA7
peeted happened rhe diiefence -
tween the iiEht on TINS proposition
This year md last 4 80 great as g.
5attFact attention Last session ihs
4 lpubiic sentiment seemed 70 be az
lone sided There was petitions
beatipg 10000 names fayoring sub-
mission, and not petition against
submission: last year when the
Senate voted down the resolution
there was INDIGNATION expressed and
wild stories ciFcplated' and alto
settler talk and threat. This year.
1.-THE old anti Icon petitions were
ipnt in along with the new. and ar
rayed against chem We're rs many
pstitions against supmission. This
scar there was less eScitemsnt here
land less discussion preliminary TO
thesgote. and practically No mention
of the subject sillce. of HE big sub-
5ects before the leg slatpfe ths least
discussed 50 far as the city Is con
.cerned was the prohibition amend
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s-wheat lis
"a. corn s. Ia, oats "a SIS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23
ATTENDING MEErING.

Among the clarksbnrgers wi,o i.
tended. the annual meeting Of The
Society Of the Sons OF the Revolution
at Fairmpnt yesterday are Messrs
John Basel. Charles /. Hickman.
Col Henry Raymond, william n
Lewis and Thomas Raymond.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23

Samuel z. Rtdenour, Of Fairmont,
was city visitor Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23

George q. BerEs was here loaas
from Wallace
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-23

lconllnaoa q page D
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
Of eontracr prices in the local market to-day

eoTIoS-The cotton market was less active to-day
,n trading seemed be largely n the way evening
N for over approaching government report and h0
report being Que al noon Friday. while an
shree Of the big cotton futures markets VIII be closed
Saturday sn6 Monday Fluctuations we're rather
roT ana irregular and the market al the close vas
srsa5y set points higher points lower The
opened STEADY decline q 436 points. sold up
= o about s76 points. then eased OF and
within point Tuesdays final prices, the
crop bing generally a points net lower while July
relatively steady Ths initial decline reflected lower
cables than expected and scattering liquidation while the
rally d-ng the middle q the day showed The presence
a. 2orrus5 support from Of rE leading bulls who
Consequently expected carry their Commitments
o- The report while selling undoubtedly restricted
ne advance By reports that rensto-ns Gulf
coast working no-thvard and there been
zz several points in Mississippi that shown
o. the early map Detailed weather however did
roi ocste any prepitaton q Consequence in the
tzl bat aae the market easel Of in the late trading
Ger scattering Ieu6at1n while large bulls seemed
70 be little less aggressive Three private condition
-ols we're Issued published early in the day made
ne average very loT, oy 71 Ter cent but the
poaE Eers less bulsh, making u 7s pr and
L aSnfT Ies cent Possibly these may have
1atnea extremely bUllsh views TO extent.
rs Etre not far from the ot local sentiment
sos'1eTr so1 nz-kets ocaly reported unchznse
70 Asc higher.
The range q contract prices in the local market TO-
csy follows
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
nAsu ouoTATlONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. June 81, lSJs
The coffee market opened s1eaag -. - 80
CGffhl[s --ioes but sass6 OF slightly curing NJ -,
une1A.ss --s5e Interests, with tne close S.',
rndsr sens points lower sales l0f ne -s
unehsnssa rszs The opening was aoo-' n IN;
sbcri legZ gZ-S-san markets and owing = tae LCi-1
ulohsngee = cehes from BrazI. tHat there aPpe.@
rssr se.ss-r in The way q news 70 create LeS - ~
70 Be hos - selling during the dsy vas sUqposec 70 =
sl a.. az - s.s,teri-g liquidation OF se-lle @es1sl
II The Wsy ,.s-oenr New York warehouse delIEeFes
nsE oloP 80 light Il appears that the terlSr
can.sS s-o- supplies sparinsY ss possiole
SUI :, ne expectation Of lower narEet win Se
no eoso1 = receipts from the new crop IheFe IS -
inc,eAss Asss--stfve feeling the moment ana tae p
lltne - . huTlsh standpoint would appear 70 g
sus lTs .bef With supplies n consuming circles nuea
,,sra nav sufficient trade os!llah1 % IaAe
,eoes hs ssrv receipts without permitting o. rnoSh
es ~ while there may Of course oe soiretElhg N
ees--- - crop news during the Towering season 70
,r mora favorable Impression OF the course OF
esss "a sTpp!ies Of coffee outside Of the valorzatlon
p9 e. no- large enough protect the trade aSa-st
n-ss-a short crops should The news point IN lat
ls- Far the tine being. however. very little news
.sSFjsf the exchange % the crop cutook mary
sI,f the oresent yiei6-thar IS. the crop WHICH is
@ c.a.- xrin-ng 10 rnoveil be sufficient 70 supply
- ssa-'s recutrernents without drawing materially
- sss surnus and consequently much Is supposed 70
s,s ur7n The way this crop develops and upon reports
- ne scEerng this The market for spot
sS VS. quiet with quotations the basis Of 7@c for
Ts 81 ae. Of cout-ac- prices the local market toa
n~ze
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01

METALS-TIN--The London tin market was lower
today with spot quoted at tSl s % @ ana "a usures at
lower on the average spot quoted at 29q29 2Oc
az R and Tas futures 4s 90 st SHf7 M 7s g 6a locally the arke
dull and unchanged with lake quoted at
LEAD was unchanged f12 rs Cd in the London mar
sPE1TFR was snT un6hanssd at London,
Changed at ass So for Cleveland warrants
market locally the market e0nfn9ea steT6y @ WIN 80 =
pig certificates on the New York Produce Exchange
IS 95SIs sepe36er SIS 5oGSi6 25 octoer Si5 50
SIS So November SIS SoqSl6 20. and December Sl5 90
+MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs--The market for rnolasses
and srnps was steady and Tnchapged bur 3ast Quota
oR Non tSf1sS ea6s ta open See S42c Pconmoa
l5qI7c, fair. l6Q2oc; good 1920; prime 21q25c
ofLs-cottonseed was less active, and somewhat
late positions although spot continued arm
from the wes, sales included 1000 July, 569a3 &c;
So9 Soo 1GggS sob 799 TdTenber 79c
and 100 January, 57lc Refined petroleum was un-
pTices We quote. PETRoLETM@stan white
PIE sc sS2sd cases Ssw Tor PGadeP6ia
Io55o: water white New York 66ls 99oc' Sii n1ik'
cases New York 1850; PhnadelPhia. y 25e COT
yeoR. spot 5.6s a Use July, 56a 5.7oc; August
9sc: November 5T4 5,78c December, 3 60 csc,
1nga5y e2 Csc MaTeh 9 PEe de VIM
of-;onn raw. 6O96Ic: Calcutta raw, 75c. LARD OIL.
PRoVISIONS-Packers and commission houses
ing ana % the market hsd sharp advance foli0wsa
West We're : ooo hogs including 900 at Kansas
City. $500 at Omaha and 26ooo at chieayo. Where
clear $2lS$23, BEEF-steady- quoted. Mess. s1l a
India mess 500 so 81 BEEF HAHis-ouet Quo
Baeons l%e: $50 H. IKE; I69 u, lIEse l5o sg6 10
STEADY. Quoted. smoking i2Sc, 10 b. I2.sc; p
ID. I2Ac u 10 l2i4c Picked hams steady. Quoted.
try. : 5-i5g 15-l66 LARDGsteady Quoted Middle
Rss5sn ~ 20 dU'0 a{se ia so1 Gs IS &c
Continent. Il 4oc; Brazil kegs. u 25c- COMPoUNp-
ed oeo is3sc e,y lara sieaTias. i$l Si8iso
& et iSe 5 naFke{ otsn ngG sTeSeg S SRo ss
3a3sc ordinary. 3hQ3&c: tair 4ltG4ke, good. osai-
Japan. sa=.c: Patna &C; Java, 5l4c. Ransoon. 4eg
but Quiet unchanged Arsuckle Brothers have wiz
eTn 'eslr c2n'eson @ Of 10 points en- @ sranated a~
quoting same price with the eoeoton q The Fedes
are less g and Sc per 100 K from inT5oe aa fe cent
mos IN cases c6ntaa!ns a. 2rS Cartons s55s GO in
cases o. 2! -o bag e9rt9n sos Ease '2estS' 80:
Ease IN h2g5 F2vaere4 and E1se 52ntsga93 a sane game
Tavdered o5o TT,t oaercd SSs Eare coarse ara
extra ane gEanpa'sd sos Easle 2Fo e2T;9nS .. aae
sPo & e n bass e. 'o loe bags d. 'lo 25 aa 5 nd
3.I u 91gs a. % @ Easls h;f o. s'ana1 7s 81 -
30 ? CSC. Nos ana 55c. 10 s. $500. 10 -.
i2oc Nn IL Abe: Nos i3 "a and IS l"o No 10 lge
- AeooTelg e " ..leI * HA , ~ -, ~, 20,
follows figures tons. compared With last week
- is6 end sS 7s5 and p 80 rne7ss 1000 conparca
sgsiust ss5 lie anG SOC ~ ana as oi4 The London
marker fog aset sugar vas g1et and uaehaTTe We
local raw market closed steady and uaehansei @ith
centrfusal @o 'esi az t-c u.seoEaao - Les'' 49,
sOa0 hacs Cuba centrifugal first BAR July sAFmsfi a.
DUTY paid
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
MIT In COURT.

II is related that Sir Nicholas Bacon was about
10 pass judgment upon man who had been guilty
~ robbery al that time punishable by death; but
the culprit pleaded for mercy on the ground that
he was related TO the Judge. How is that?" he
was asked MY lord" was the reply your name
is Bacon, mine is Hog, and hog and bacon have
answered Sir Nicholas; but as hog is not bacon
until it has hung. until you are hanged you are
no relation Of mine.
At the close OF a heightened and bitter wrangle
befTyeen a Judge and a prominent counsel the
former said: well, sir if YOU do not know how
TO conduct yourself as a gentleman I sure
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
PORCELAIN AND ITS STORY.

The first mandatory OF porcelain-then desg-
rs+H6 T1Itch ware-was opened in Dresden IN 11Os
udteu works at Meissen started in NO.
and we see from Dr. Heintze's memoir tnat poor
p8ttgaT was kept a prisoner. OF living under the
I,rotection'P Of Elector Frederick Augustus II OF
saxonv King of Poland in order TO solve many
.i yn,robien3s His successes were the result OF
evstAn1a+ic study: he died IN lTe. and as the hrst
White translucent and glazed china was ohered
for sale in 1909 European porcelain Is just Two
hundred years old Engineering
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
The Associated Merchant. Companv-

HoBokeE. y J. July list 1909
regular quarterly dividend % One and one-quartev
per and additional quarterly dividend % one
quarter o. one per cent thr First Preferred stock
also regular cllrter.y dividend OF one and aa4t
psr ana additional quarterly dividend ot One
quarter % Onr per esat she Second Preferred
Stock Tit tc paid The Preferred Stockholders ot
THE eopaHy % record July l. 1909 Thc transfer
books will BE- cicstd - 3 = n Tuesday July q. and
reopenea Al 10 a NJ Friday. July "a l2oe
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
u, w. HARRIS & CO., Boston
HARRIS TRUST & SAVINGS RAex
FIRST

FIRST
Albert Lea, Ninn-, Refuading
Albuquerque, N. Mex, Board of
Education. School Building:
Funding; General Street Imp't
Ames, Ia, Water Works
Berryville. Va. Water Works
Billings. Mont, City Hall
Boulder, Colo. Water Works
Bozeman, Mont, Funding Second
Series
Broadwater County, Mont. Funds
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railway
Co., Gold Equipment Series "A"
Cascade County, Mont, Court
House; Funding
Centerville, IA, Funding; Re
funding
Chippewa Valley Railway, Light
and Power Co., Eau Claire.
Wis. First Mortgage Colo
Clallam County. Wash. School
District No. 7
Clifton Forge, Va. Bridge
Clinton, Ia, Funding & Refundg
Colorado Springs. Colo, School
District Nc IL. Re;uading
Cook County, Ill. School District
No. z5. Arlington Heights
Cook County. Ill. School District
No. %. Morton Park
Cook County. ILL.,. School District
No 40. Chicago Heights
Cuthbert. Ga. Electric Light; Wa
ter Works
Danville Street Railway and Light
Co.. Danville. Ill. Refunding
Mortgage Gold
Denisou and Shxman (Texas)
Railway Co., First Mtge. Gold
Dexter. Mo, School District,
School Building
Elmwood. ILL.,. Refunding
Eureka Springs, Ark. Series H,
Imp't Water Districts ). 4, )
Evergreen Park. Ill. Refund ng
Fayette County. Ky. Funding
Ford County. Ill. (Melvin)
School District No. s.
Gallatin County. Mont. High
School Building; Refunding
Genesee. Idz-. Water Works
GeoI setown. H., School District
No 1T
Glencoe. Ill, Improvement
Great Falls. Mont, Sewer; Water
Works
Green Bay. Wis. Refunding;
Sewer
Greenville. III. Refundine
Hamblen County. Tenn. Turnpike
Road
Hawarden. Ia. Independent
School District. School Funding
Hot Springs. S. Oak. School
Huntington, W. Va, Second Sew
erage
Hyattsville. Nd. Sewerage
Iowa Falls. Ia. Refunding
Keokuk. Ia. Refunding
La Sale, H.. Board of Education,
School Dist No. ?. School Bldg
Lincoln. H.. Refunding
Livingston, Mont, Nam Sewer
Macon County. Ill. Court House
Manson. Ia. Water Works
Marshalltown, Ia, Retundlng
haywood. Ill, Funding
Monmouth. Ill. Wat-r Works
Morristown. Tenn, Water WORKS
Improvement
Mount Airy. N Car. Water Sup
oIv. Elec. Light & Power Plant
Noweaoua, Ill. School Building
Muskegon. Mich, General Street
Improvement; Refunding
Ottawa Gas Light ana Coke %,
Ottawa. I'll. First Mtge- Gold
Owosso. Mich, Water Works
Prcatonica, Ill. Board OF Educ7-
tion Dist. No 8, School Bldg
Plum Bayou, Ark, Levee District
Leyc@
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
FIRST Continued

FIRST (COatinuedD
Pontiac Township. Ill. School
District. High School Building
Port Huron Light and Power Co,
Port Huron. Mich. First Mort
gage Gold
Portland General Electric Co.
Portland, Ore. First Mtge Gold
Powell County, Mont. Funcing
Princeton. No. Refunding
Pullman. Wash. Water Works
Ravalli County, Mont. Gold
Funding
Redwood Falls. MINI. Refunding
Richmond. KY. School
Riverside. III, School Building:
Water Works
Rosebud County. Mont, Bridge
Schiller Co.. Chicago. H.. Gold
Mortgage
Scranton Flee Co. Scranton Pa,
First & Refunding Mtge. Gold
Seattle. Wash. Funding; Funding
First and Second Series; Sew
er; Sewer Tunnel
Sedalia. Mo. School District,
School Building
Seneca Falls. N Y. Refunding
Shenandoah. Ia. Independent
School District Funding
Snohomish County. Wash. School
District No.
SpaIding County. Ga. Public Impt
Sparta. Ga. School Building
Spartanburg. S. Car. Funding
Spartanburg. County. S. Car,
County Refunding
St Joseph, Mich. Bridge
Tacoma Eastern Railroad Co.
(Wash). First Mortgage Gold
aton County. Mont. Funding
Gold
Tullahoma. Tenn. Electric Light;
Water and Light; Water Works
Utica Electric Light and Power
Co.. First Mortgage Gold
Waitsburg. Wash. Water Works
White Plains. N. Y, School Dis
trict No.
Wilmette. H.. General Street Impt
Wlnnetka, Ill. School District
No
Woodlawn. Ala RefundIng
Yellowstone County, Mont.
School District No ?, School
Building (BIllings)
SECOND
Armour. s. Oak. independent
School District, School Build'g
Florence. Colo. Water Works Re
funding
Garrard County. XIV, Turnpike Rd
Hot Springs. 5. Oak. City Hall
Kalispell. Mont. Refunding
Lewiston. Mont. Water
Poplar Bluff. Mo. School Dis
tricr. School Building
Temple. Tex. Public Free School
Building Series No 4
FIFTEENTH
Eugene, Ore. Sewer
Hartford. Wis, Water Works
Mount Pleasant. Mich.. Water Re
Redfeld. S. Oak. independent
School District No. 20, School
Building
Sauk Center. MINI, School
District No. 8
Sedaliz. Mo, School District
Funding
EIGHTEENTH
Pierce County, Wash, School Dis
trict No.
NINETEENTH
Window. MINI, Electric Light,
Water Works and Sewerage
THIRTT-FIRST
SheIbyville, III, Electric Light
and improvement
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
70 which the barrister mildly

can't teach you" 70 which the barrister mildly
replied That is so, my lord
In another case the lawyer for the defence was
so severe upon the prosecutor that the latter rose
and asked: Does the learned counsel think me a
fool?" The retort was prompt: my friend wishes
70 know If consider him a fool: and In reply 10
ms question / can only say that I not pre-
pared TO deny it."-Chcago News
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01

A DVERTISEMENTS AM
~ The Tribune received a.
1864 Broadway. between 36tl
O'clock p m. Advertisement
branch Offices at regular ONCE
viz. 2e5 sth ave. : e. cor.
18th ST l04 East 14th st.
eth and Sth aves. 263 West
80 ave. near 61st St: lT0S
East l25th st : 756 fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
SUBSCRIPTIONS

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
I their Uptown once. No.
, St and 37th TT. until o
5 received at the following
rates until s O'Clock D m,
23d ST. 1853 9th ave. cor.
25T West 42d st. between
l2Sth 81. 1885 Sd ave. 1925
lst ave. near S9;h 81, I5T
ave. $50 Sd ave. and any
ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
Dividend Notices.
UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY.
CORNELIUS c. CUYLER. President
n E W YOR X
55 CEDAR STREET.
BROADWAY 6, 73D ST.
125TH ST. & sTH AVE

Coupons due and payable at the Office of the Company
SIS CEDAR ST, NEW YORK,
and after July 1st 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
WinsIoW, Lanier G Go.
So CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK

~ X " OnN
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS ARE
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE on AND
AFTER
JULY ISL. 1909.
Blacktord County. Indiana Court House IS.
Bedford. Indiana. Rsfundng Bonds
CanaI-Louistana Bank & Trust Co. dividend A.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Co General Mtge.
4zs
Columbus Indiana Funding SIS.
Cleveland ATahoning Valley Fy- CO Cons SItss. 57s
Coupon Bonds
Cleveland NIahontng Valley Ry- Co Cons SItgs So
Regst Bonds.
Dallas County Iowa. Court House As
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd- Co. 1st altss Ext Sss
and S1ss
Hartford City. Indiana. School 4ss
Indianapolis. Indiana. City OF.
JelxyI Island Club 1st Mtgs AIS
Johnson County. Indiana Funding
Louisiana. state OF. Constitutional 4s
Marion County. Indiana. Bridge Bonds
Northern Pacific Terminal OF Oregon 1st IS
Orleans City of. Constitutional and Improves
As
Niagara Fails Power 1st 5s
Niagara Falls Water Works 1st 5s
Pittsburgh. Fl Wayne & Chicago Ry Co 1st Mtge Ts
Series a
Pittsburgh. Ft wayne & Chicago Ry. Co 2nd Msgs In
Series g"
Pittsburgh. Ft Wayne Chicago Co Special Guar
anteed Stock dividend 1s4ss quarterly
Peru, Indiana, school 4lk and Funding IS
TRAY ,rse city r R Co 1st s.
JULY sTH. 1909
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Chicago Ry Co Regular
Guaranteed Stock dividend 1%E quarterly
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
WELLS. FARGO 8 COMPANY.

York. June "a 1909
A sEaII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT
has beSn declared by the Directors OF Company
payable our Offices as above. TO stockholders OF
record on july Is 1909
The transfer books wiz July 50. 1909 II
NJ and reopen July IS. 1909
A. w ZIMMERMANN. Secretary and TREASURES
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
The Chatham National BanE
T54TH DIVIDEND

18TH
A ouartsrIy Dividend OF four per cent this day
beer declared the Board OF Directors payable on
ana after July lst 1909 stockholders of record
close Of business June 23rd. 1903
Transfer Will be closed from 24th % S0th inst
both inclusive. W Il SIRAWN, Casnier-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
American Telephone & Telegraph Co

Five Per Cent Three Year Gold Coupon Notes
Tulv 1909 once OF its treasurer in the City
OF Boston or at the option of the holder at the Office
a, its treasurer IN City OF New YORK will be paid
IN New York by Manhattan Trust Company. 20
wan street or IN Boston by the National Bank Of
Commerce Sears Building
WILLIAM r DRIVER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01

THE PEOPLES BANK OF TzE CITY OF NEW YORK
--- June nth. 1909
ONE HUNDRED AND sIxTEENTH CONSECUTIVE
SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Board OF this day declared semi
annual Dividend OF Five Per Cent free OF TAX payass
IN ana after July 1909 The transfer books VIII be
clcsed on the 21st inst at p NJ and reope1ed July
Ist 1902 10 O'Clock A. ~
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
TaE BANK OF AMERICA.

New York. June 18th. 1909.
The Board OF Directors have to-day declared
annual dividend OF thirteen (l3) cent free tax
July 1909 TO stockholders OF record OF this
The books will remain closed until July End.
Io0a W n. BENNET. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
NEW YORK PRICES

y eponing Hieb - Yester~
s-rh.r y 2sA 1904 - o., lose dsy
"a 10 7-is isH is~ = Is iss
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
or the City OF New York.

semi-ann dividend OF THREE PER CENT. free OF
tax, payabie and after July l, 1903. until which
date the transfer books win be closed
Z. V. GAMBLER Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01
rAsr RIvER NATIONAL BANK.

EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK
20, 1909
A sezai-annuaI dividend Three Per Cent has this
aav been declared BY Board OF DrectOrs OF this
hank PAYABLE on and after Thursday July / 1909.
ransfsr books closed from this date until
INV 8 1900 2 NEWELL Cashier
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01

MILE AND CREaN-The exchange price IN
creased y cent at the regular meeting on June 20
shipper In the 26e zone
e1fective July l. The hot spell brought demand
Of the supply. but II is expected
that the Increased price viii equalize matters.
The receipts of and 40-quart for
+tf Ceel ended 2S follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-01

THE NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE
COMPANY,
81 wiloughby Street. Brooklyn. N 7
DIVIDEND NO. los.
quarterly dividend OF and three-quarters
per cent been declared the capital stock OF this
Eonpany payable July 18th. 1900 70 stockholders OF
record -he close OF business July eth, 1909
FORD HUNTINGTON. Treasurer
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY
80 Church Street. New York June gath. 1909
The Board Of Directors this day declared quarterly
dividend OF and three-duarters FER cent the
preferred capital stock payable July 21st 1903
preferred stockholders of record close
ness on July 1909. Checks will be mailed
Transfer books OF the preferred stock will close
p M July 9th. 1909. and reopen July 22nd. 1909
s 7. cALLAWAY. Secretary.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-05-14

The decision OF our State supreme
Court which sets aside the vetoes of
Governor Dawson to the appropriation
bill passed by the Iaie Legislature leaves
the state Administrations iD deplora-
Bile condition. The bill was passed with
due regard for the vetoes of the COVER
nor and amounted to more than all the
present available funds and all the rev.
enue which will come into the state
treasury during the time intended to
be covered by the pill. Under the law
the appropriations must be- net ana
vet there will not be funds sufficient
to meet the appropriations Governor
GIassceck will have to learn the art
of pay dollar debt with fifty cents.