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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.

ToNthe People of the State of Iowa /;
The General Assembly by unanim-
GUS vote Of both, houses has passed a
bin. which has today received my sig
nature, carrying an appropriation OF
ten Thousand dollars for the erection
of4a pedestal for a monument to be
Eerected in memory of the late, Senat
tor William B. Allison. The bill pro,
Mdes that the amount expended for
the pedestal shall not exceed thirty
per cent OF the amount raised by pop
'ular subscription or donation for the
erection Of the monument.
A commission has been created for
the purpose of selecting site up.
on. or adjacent to. the Capitci
grounds in the City of Des Moinesi
and to supervise and direct the erec.
ton of the monument. General Gren.l
vile M. Dodge of Council Bluffs is
named Chairman of the Monument
Commission. and the Honorable w.
w. Morrow, Treasurer of State, has
been selected as Treausurer. The
Congress of the United States has|
now before it bill carrying an ap-
preparation of twenty-five thousand
dollars for the erection of pedestal
for an Allison monument at Washing
ton, and the United States Senate|
has done him the unusual honor OIL
hanging his portrait in the Senatet
lobby. /,
March I'd, being the eightieth ami
versary of the birth of Senator ALI.
son. has been selected as a day upon /
which it is desired that special atten- |
ton be given to the raising of funds !
for the erection of this monument. /
General Dodge's plan of raising funds |
Is that the schools and school chill
dren of the state, Of which Senator
Allison was always an especial friend I
and advocate be asked or given AM
opportunity to make donations upon
the date above referred to, that is,
upon Tuesday of next week, the sec
ond day OF March; that all donations
thus raised be forwarded promptly to
Treasurer Morrow. 1t is also desir-i
ons that our people generally contri-
butte as their inclinations may direct
them toward the raising Of the mont
ment fund, and in order to give am
pie opportunity to all persons, CON-
mittees have been appointed in thel
various counties of the state to look
after the soliciting and receiving OIL
such donations.
Our state has erected monuments
to our soldiers, both within the stateI
and upon various battle fields wherel
our soldiers did honor both to them
selves and our commonwealth, butt
up to the present time, so far as 1 I,
am aware, no monument has beenI
erected in memory of any civilian.
want to give my hearty approval
and endorsement to the plan which
has been adopted both by the Legis-
lature and the Allison Monument
Commission for the raising of funds
and the erection of the monument, !,
and trust that all of our people will
respond literally and promptly to thisl
most worthy undertaking at the head
of which General Dodge, one of our
most noted and gallant Civil war gem
erals. has been willing to place him
self.
B. F. CARROLL,
February 2Sd, 1909. Governor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03
Live Rat in Beer Bottle.

Up in prohibition Maine there's a
living rat in a beer bottle. tWilbue
Meacy OF Randolph has the curiosity.
the beer bottle has q small neck. and
1ae rat must have crawled Into it
aDelt as soon as he could move, for al.
though he is only three inches long
now ne cannot get out again, The
kennebec Journal vouches for, the
yarn. St;j',,S,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03
What a Doctor 4 e-r,,e

y young doctor thinks doctor Is
about the greatest thing in the world.
and talks a great deal about the dig
nifty OF his profession, but an old doc
tor has very little to say about the
dignity of his profession, ard takes NO
medicine.-Atchison Globe.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03
Mot so

Queer" muttered Uncle Rooster,
as he TUNED over the magazines
pages OF advertisements in vain
search for the reading matter. "Ye'd
'hink that all these here automatic
pianner playin' inventions would IA
guy our girls more time to help their
mothers with the housework. Yet
setch don't seem to be the case.;;
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03
Hydrophobia in Germany.

Hydrophobia, whEh has practically
been stamped out in England. still
fiourfshes in most coatinental coun-
tries. Germany tops she list with an
annual average OF 2.6s2 dogs and cats
destroyed on account Of hydrophobia.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03

Making Sure.
Country Ccnsin-Are you sure am
in the right train? Town Relative
fwho has had about enough of IT,
Well. have asked seventeen porters
and thfrty-two passengers, and they
all say Yes" SO Ithlnk you'd better
risk it.-London Telegraph,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03

If thou continuest to take delight in
Idle augmentation thou mayest be
qualified to combat with the sophists,
but never know how to love with men.
Socrates,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03
Mr.. o'MEARA's "voIcE
PEARLS"

i heard the Minstrel singing
And fairy bells seemed ringing:
l heard the songs of old
Pour forth like liquid gold.
l heard the queen of sorrow,
The hope of Joy tomorrow;
And with the ancient lays
Came thoughts of vanished days.
Oh, Minstrel of my race and clan,
A brave, true-hearted Irishman.
I'd rather have thy voice OF pearls
Than lineage of hundred earls!
B. H. O'Meara in Chicago, Post
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03
Antarax Fatai to Laborer

It was stated at an inquest a. Hud.
sdersfield. England. on plastere..'s Ia.
i'oref who died from anthrax contract
CT when rcixing goats hair with plas.
ter. that this was tho first case known
OF anthrax in the building trade.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03

Revlvins an lndustyy,,,
Scarcity Of red saimon In the ALASKA
pack will no dcnbt revive tie pink
catfish industry in the south Port.
land Oregcnian. ~, ~, 81
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03

Form.
ale makes his living by being a re.
former? Gee! How can man
II didn't say reformer; said in.
furmer. Washington Herald.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03

SSsJp soes siaSuSs
Blow bubble for the baby:
Touchfhe cleaning thing and see
What would happen to friendship
That was touched" for two or three
New York Telegram.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03
His Tr.de to ee.

81 wonder who will be the last man,
II guess he'll be shoemaker
Baltimore American
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03

Most Acceptable worship.
The worship Dost acceptable comes
from a cheerful and thankful heart
Plutarch.A .,l,s.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-03-03

Imagination.
Believe that you have. and you have
x-Oyid.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
y D = II'I-N- u -IAL a-ALF
RAILWAY STOCKS
commercial Failures.

Insolvency statistics indicate that the
customary aftermath of a panic continued
TO cause unusually numerous and heavy
suspensions throughout all OF 1875. al
though there was notable Improvement
IN this respect after the first three
months. Losses diminished as the fnan-
cal stringency decreased. the banks ex-
tending accommodation more readily as
confidence was restored. although com
merciaI paner vas a. al times closely
scanned. Each quarter recorded more
failures than in the corresponding three
months Of 1867. but there was q graft
fyinE Improvement tn the comparison OF
liabilities in the closing quarter. There
were more small banking failures than
In the preceding year. but the amount
involved was S11o.0C3.e05 less Latest fig
UreS OF banking suspensions were En-
COuraEingly small, and the closing weeks
OF the year alsO recorded fewer failures
and lighter 6efaulted Indebtedness IN
commercial channels. n the following
table failure returns for the last two
years are compared by quarters. figures
for the last few days OF December being
estimated
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The Washington Stock Exchange yes
terday closed the year in blaze OF
glory, so 10 speak, by placing on record
one OF the largest days transactions in
the year 1905 Brokers will take a holi-
day to-day. satisfied that they did all
they could in the home stretch 20 make
the dying year one OF good business on
the local exchange.
After buying IN bond OF the Metro
politan Railway Company yesterday at
IISlz. the fun began with Washington
Railway and Electric preferred. Several
brokers wanted the stock. and some Of
II was on the floor for sale. Bids were
very frequent, and when the chairman
had issued the last call on the stock 4s6
shares were on the record at prices rang
ing between s4zs and SIS DGTias the
call one broker offered to take Loco shares
at SIS. but that amount OF stock was not
offered.
Washington Gas also attracted much
attention. 500 shares being under the
hammer at prices between Il and rs
3fergenthaler was the next most active
stock, Il shares selling at 2oS TO 2o9.
The balance Of the trading for the
day. consisting OF about 252 shares, was
scattered among the bank and copper
shares without significant changes In
prices
1ue Columbia Title Insurance Company
yesterday announced the payment OF a 3
per cent dividend for the year. instead
OF Ver. cent. as heretofore.
The total clearings of the Washington
clearing house banks for the year ended
yesterday were sos, ,2S5. as compared
with S302. los io3 in the previous calendar
wear
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltin,ore Dee gi--Quotations G. established ~
re Baltimore Fr-it ard Produce Association are
for wholesale lots
EGGs-Ths market Is stsady AZ unchanged pres.
vith far Inquiry fc- fresh stock Choice fresh
sE-s. % pc- dozsn
BUTTER-Thc market Is frzer ard prices higher.
Crcamcy, fancy psr pound. 55aS5'1; choios. 52a5i;
prints 5isH: blocks Sa3
DRESSED POULTEY-Desirahle chickens frm
ard Other lines STEADY. with the demand fsriy
good Turkeys lsz0. chickens straight. yourg.
per pound. iial5; old and naked. EaIi. ducks.
cloice. fat UaIi; gce-e. nearby, fat. I2aIs
LIVE POCLTRY-The market IS easier under
more Nheral recsipts. taough attractive stock L.
In fair request Cbicksns. young smooth, fzt. per
pound. lal5- old hers lbs and over. Der pound.
g tuczs. l-a5i tgrkeys, yclug. l5al5is: Cd, B;
geese. lzaH
GAsIE-Da1ks Hlsilard. per pair. heay-Teirht.
lelal-l3, Co. backheads. peT pair. he2Ty-weiEht.
aoz51- d.. rrdheads per pair ChessTrske 25sl %:
Do. csRrasbsck pe- pair. Chesapeake. 29oe2 s.:
rh-s der. 7sr pound. -sais
POTATOES-White near b. prime. per b-shsI.
-6z-s. do Wes--rn Maryland ard Pe-asy.~aria-
r-ine. 15zs. DO NeW YORK u-+mc. I5aso- do West
en-, Vrue. I5asl. sweets Eastern shore yell1ws.
~ bbl 2Es1 %. do. Anre Arundel yellow. Der
5tl. 2i'a25l: Do. fancy Delaware, 2taa2eo
GREE& FRUITS AND TEGETABLES-Ap1iss
MARYLAND ard Virginia ~ tal-. fancy. 2oo42 %;
do snail c1umCu L5aI--5- do Wesle-u Mary
land and PeunsTlTar'a. packed. 2sa350. de-. New
Yo5z. assorted. 251aE @. czbbzze SeT York STATE.
1er tor 51ooa-5G czalfover. New York, ~
1hl 60Ja-.0l- Celery NsT Ycrk. per cate 1Js4o0;
Calfc-lla ~ cTsfe. 5e1a651i Cranberucs. Csps
I'D Ter thl-. It0nl6e1- ezCrlan-s. Florida prT
cate. 315as.15. cucunbers. Flo-5a. pe- has. 2sa
500. E--De fruit. Ele-ida. pe- box. ZSa1z5: s.ie.
ratiye. Ter t-shel box 3. Lettuce North Czrcirs.
~ ha-se- -5sfE Fi0-i5s, pr basket. l5ls2 93i
Norfolk = BASKET 51a-5s o1icus. Pen1sTlvaria vel-
low. Der bushel. 65a75i e-auEcs, FlcTda. per box.
rrEr~rlrrz I
251- spinach. native per bushel box. Is. straw
herTles. Florida. peT Cusr,. 5af0, gTeea bears.
Florida usr basket 21oz255. tomatoes. Florda. ~
Garner. 2faaLo0; t-ruips native ~ b1sAeI =
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
POLICE COURT ADJ0URNS.
There Would Be No
Session To-day Cnuses Comment.

Because only few prisoners are await
ing trial and there are no important
cases pending, the District branch OF the
Police Court was adjourned yesterday
afternoon over to-day by order Of Acting
Judge Augam. The announcement caused
surprise in court circles. as the District
branch Of the Police Court has not been
closed on New Years Day since its or
ganization, about forty years ago.
At the close Of business in the United
States branch Of the Police Court, Judge
NIullowny ordered adjournment for The
day. The court viii convene at 9 o'clock
this morning.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

New York. Dec. S1--Condltions Of ex-
trame holiday duIlness. OF those that
were such. relatively governed the move
ment Of prices on the stock exchange TO-
DAY. the turnover Of business being In
fact smaller than for any full day within
nearly two months
The dominating feature Of the market.
however. just as has been the case
throughout the week. but more 50 to-day
than at any previous time. ct least aP-
pareutly on account Of the existing leth-
argy, was the stubborn strength OF al
classes OF bonds and securities.
This was the more noticeable, OF course.
a. those tines during the day when busi-
ness was at its lowest ebb. Under such
circumstances, q sagging tendency in
prices might naturally be expected 10 de-
veIop. but to-day there were few times
I. when there were changes in quotations
that were not In the direction OF higher
level
New York Central stock was the leader
OF the market. advancing over points
upon rumors that the November state
nnent OF earnings OF the company. soon
70 be published. would show a large in
crease, and also changes in the operating
management Of the company Of a kind
that would be regarded in the financial
district as highly satisfactory were about
70 take place, but there seemed 10 be a
process Of accumulation to-day OF al
the leading stocks. even II on only a
moderate scale
Some Of the minor shares. such as
Chicago ana Alton common and Toledo.
g. Louis snG Western made particular
advances. and n the industrial list ex-
ceptionauy large gains were scored by
International Steam Pipe common and
preferred. Nearly al the principal rail-
road issues closed at advances Of above
a point. Dealings IL bonds. as weu as
stocks, were restricted, but Investment
buying in this quarter vas again much
in evidence. the greatest strength and
activity being perhaps in the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific and St louis
and san Francisco issues.
The reason for this was undoubtedly the
great success attending the Offering By
2 prominent banking house OF the 81
O00.o00 St Louis ans san Francisco re-
funding per cent bonds. These bonds
sold to-day when issued in the curb
market at a considerable premium over
the issue price
II there was any special development %
interest to-day. Il vas that call money
rates On this the last day OF the year.
when financial preparations for the new
years payments could be concluded. did
not rise above 3 per cent most OF the
days loans being made under this figure.
Time money rates were also under pres
sure owing 70 indications OF an early
and large return OF money from the in
terror CT the country Published esti-
mates OF Saturdays bank statement were
that the banks had gained during the
week between S5,001000 and S6.G10.1J0 but
ether calculations were 70 the effect that
a gain OF perhaps double this sum would
be shown
The foreign markets displayed the pres
ence Of notable chee-fulness. The disas-
ter II Sicily is seemingly cutting no fig
ure IN foreign financial considerations.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
sale=Resdsr cal. Il O'Clock noon.

Sales Regular call. y O'Clock noon.
Metropolitan Railway s.. S0o0 al iI5Z
Washington Railway ard Electric preferred "A
$. ! az -, 5 az $. - az $. % a. sf&. 10 at So
az s. 20 AZ So, % &: sf-s . al si7s 80 az So
81 az Sl7s. 50 az s.. % al s5ls % a, s.
Washington Gas 50 at Il. . A. - 3 at 4. 3
az 7. > AZ i. . az T. 3 a. III. . az III. .
a. ia. = At 7lis. . at ia > at 4. 3 at a.
> at us 3 a. u. . al Il. = al a. . at ia. s
az 7IH
MsTgsnthaler. % az aas. a. ss. S Al rs, 70 a.
2os. ls az 2s. % az 90s 70 A. rs 70 at es a. 30
Greene Csnznca, s. a. lEls.
Sec0ld National Bank % zt lso.
Union Trist . at 10 70 az 10 A. lIs
United States Tn1st. 70 az 9eis 70 al 9s%. 70 a.
95s u a. Ia1 S az 100
American Graphophons preferred 70 at S. 10 a.
90 % A. So. % AZ 56E- &c AZ 56zs
After oall-Ben Telephone of Pennsylvania, % AZ
I0J1z-
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 5000 at
So
T-uion trust, g AZ IN
CaessPeaks and Potomac Telsphons IS. N.OD Al
lo5s-
Foliostng are the bid and asked pness o. yes,sr>
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONnS
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Dec. SHUTTER Receipts. as
packages FIN. Creamery, extra. 5Z-sa53; frsts.
a51; State dairy tubs. finest, 2aSo: good TO choice,
1l8
EGGS-Rsceipts 4Z5 cases. FIrner Nearby
white fancy SSa40; mixed. fancy 53295 fresh hrss.
3: seconds. 5la5I5z
CORN-steady. No 2. mixed. sS5; No. 2. White.
g.: both {. o. b. and afoat
OATS-Quiet- No. 2 mixed, Ea5Fz. By ssn-
pie and on track.
FLOUR-DuIl Spring patents. 5.40as5o; winter
straichts zSla4 g.
MILL FEED-Dun- City, 4.S5; Western feed,
2E; 20 arrive, both IN I00-Ib sacks.
HAT-Steady- Prime $ nominal
PORK-Steady- Mes. l6yal7.90
LARD-Steady. Middle Western prime s.7Oss So
TALLOW-Quiet. City. 57s.
COFFEE-Quiet; No Rio. e7s
SUGAR-Stsady Granulsted. A65.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs & Co. mem
beTs q the New YCTk Cotton ENchanEs Hibd5
Building. 725 Fifteerth street northwest.
New YORK. Dec. Sl--Cotton to-day was active and
Arm i opened steady az an advance Of sa5 points
and showed soms excitement early. with inteTes,
ocnteTlE IN Jsuuary. II was estimated that notices
were cut for practically the entire stock hat they
were evidently being promptly STORED By SPOT
houses. while there seemed TO be sufficient demand
70 absoTb tie Iiquidati1a OF scattering Jazzary
Longs. ard that position held 5 OF 1 points net
higher while later months eased OF 70 practically
last nights close during the middle of the morning
The market vas firm late in the dsy. prices clos
ing at the highest for January ard at high figures
for the other months
Receipts at the pmts Eer6 $500 bales against
8 eo6 last week and 80 last year. For the week
so 0Oo bales against $50 So last week and S5l s7s
last year. Receipts at New Orleans were Il. SIS
bales, against 2s52 last year and at Houston, Is gs
fares sr-sinst 1ss last year
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
win DIseuss the New Year.

Rev. Charles l. Guthrie. pastor OF
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church,
viii deliver an address on Sunday night
at the New Year service Of the Hamline
Epworth League on '1s6s-Stepping stones
or stumbling blOcks?H Mrs. Ellis. alto
Of the church quartet. viii sing. and Miss
Edna TUrnburke viii give a reading.
Milton NJ Thorne. first vice president Of
the league chapter, viii have charge Of
the service.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Dec. 21.-CATTLE-Receipts. sss head:
steady. Dressed beef is in firm demand.
CALV ES-Rsceipts y head: feeling weak
Dressed calves steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $50 head;
steady. sheep. 2ooa4.7 per 100 lbs; cuils 80.
laznhs Is 70 3 cents lower at 6Gss 3; few az 500;
cuIls. SEQ yeaTlingS. SO.
HOGS-Recsipts, ESQ head; nOminaIly sreadv
Chicago Dec SEATTLE Receipts. TOOo head
strong Prime beeTeS. 5-5Sa7-eo: poor 70 medium.
Ss5a5-5o; stOckers and feeders 36oa4oo: cows and
heifers. 2S1a5.o0; Gamers. Lsea2So: Tears. ana
As
HOGS Receipts. 9.e00 head; 70 cents higher.
Light. 5-15s5s5; rough. 54Oa5s5; mixed. 5sas. 70;
heavy 5.5es. 10: pigs. 4I5a%5
SHEEP-Receipts. lZ0o0 head; market steady.
Native sheep 2eaaS-l5; Western sheep Z70a5. 10;
natiFe lambs. ASoass0: Western lambs. 475a7.3
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

C8TIE-EzTa. per cEt. GzaGo; butche-. E5aa
5oo; cUmmon. 20a3o0
HOGS-Per cEt. gross. s5ozsSe; o-dinarv ~
cwt-. 5eoz50
IAslBS-sa7
sHEEP-Pnme 25043o0: Common. Zeoz2a
CALVES-Pnne per h, SASH; medium, 7a7k
gTsz. T.
COWs-Prns. fresh. each, 3Sooassm: comnOa.
E0oz2oo; old and dTT. iaeazlsoa
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

New York, Dec Z--Ths noDey market was
softer to-day. but fairy active. It presented how
ever. e marked contrast % a year 40. Thi-ty.
SIXTY. and ninety days loans we're made At re-
cent four months money was per cent and 81
mouths was 81 per cent. Banks renewed their
call loans Gt 81 Tsr cent over til next Morday.
FIrzt-clEss parer was 81 Ter cent
Sterling quiet. but fairly strong There was a
good inquiry for remittance and good supply of
cotton bis. bat It was end Of the yea- market
with not much doing.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

orotzti-rs furnished by " 2 HIbbs & Co. msn-
bers e The Chicago Board Il Trade. Hibbs Blild-
ing. - Fnlesn-h street northwest
ChicaEo. Dee Si-Suau receipts in the Ncr-h-
u1s- o1s-t unfaVo--bie cables f-1rl Liverpool and
wheat oIeued easy with The speculative months
small fractions lore-. Tie market vas weak, ard
prc-s failed % rgsDCrd % some cood bgyi-g orders
vhich were brought IN some tine after the 0pen-
ms. PuSes lost ucariysa point on the days trans-
actions
Com was dun and fairy firm
Oats hung heavy With a very narrow range q
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01

Baltimore. Dec. S1--WheAt was dull, corn easy
cats finn and re nominal
WHEAT-Spot contract. L04Izaloi3s; SPOT No .
red Western Io5l4alG5i5: December L0slzal 8l3s !:
January. L0fzaL045t; May L1sal0sit; steamer No.
red. LGlal.0las receipts, G6 bushels exports
8 90 bushels; Southern on grade. L0Ilsal04ls-
CORN-NsT SPOT contract. 6sssa6i7s year. 6ista
ss7s January. e4ssss47s; February e5lSas5as; March
65a6S: steamer mixed. s2asZ5s; receipts. 10 s72
bushels: exports. ss.7H bushels
OATS-No white. IS bid No. white. 5sl5a551z /:
No ? mixed. 5la5H5 receipts $50 bushels
RYE-No. Western export, s.; receipts. as5
bushels
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

onotations furnished by VI. B. HIhhs & Co,
meabeTs New Y0rk stock Exchange. Hfbbs Build
rs. - Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MOSEF-SALES BY HOURS.
a
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b y. B. Hib5s < Co. mem
bers New York stock Exchange. Ei5bs Buiidins.
- Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
MARKET LETHARGIC
Continuance Of Holiday Dull
ness on the Exchange.
CENTRAL STOCK IS LEADER

Minor Shares of Smaller Western
Railroads Make Some Sharp Ad-
vances, and This Is Traceabie to
Success Attending Offer Sf banking
House on Refunding Bonds.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Bsltino-s, Dec sl.-FoIovi-z are ths sales and
quotations On the uost active sec1r1ties listed Oh
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
NEW YORK MONEY.

Il dividend Tex rights
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-11
THIRTEENTH NEW JERSEY
VETERANS TO BANQUET.
Dinner Will Be Feature Of
Famous Regiments Reunion.

The twenty-fourth annual reunion of
the Thirteenth Regiment, New Jersey
Volunteers, Veterans Association, win
be held in this city on Wednesday next.
The business meeting win be held in
Orator Hall in the afternoon, and there
will be a banquet in the Continental
Hotel at night. The arrangements
committee is composed of the officers
of the association, John P. Decker,
Newark, president; Thomas Giles, Pat
erson, vice-president; w. H. Van Ider-
slime, Newark, secretary. M James z.
G~arrabrant. Newark, treasurer.
Veterans expected to be at the reun-
ion and the banquet are: Former Gov
ernor Franklin Murphy, a past president
of the association; Chaplain E.. Living
ston Allen; Joseph f.. Sloan, ex-Alder-
mar James O.. Smith, Joseph Colyer,
Thomas H. Mead, George w. Law
renee, James Van Horn, Silas Ball,
Henry G. Baker, Isaac Crawford.
Joseph e. Crowell, Samuel r. Boards
ley, John Anderson, John Bush, Isaac
Bibby, William T. Bruen, Archibald
Brown, John r. F~arlough. Thomas
Giles, George NJ. Hart. John Grimes,
Eugene Begbie. William S. Lambert,
r. Jefferson Marshall, Joseph w. Pier
son, David A. Ryerson, Joseph Soden.
r. Williams, Heber Wells. John
P. Decker. William II. Paige and
Grant a. Wheeler.