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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-07-07
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A Psalm of FatherhOod.

see around me new world. 1t
is light, and l see green pastures
where young trees are growing be-
side bright waters.
Whence comes the sweet music tnat
/ hear with my soul? 1t is the sing
ing of created things in praise OF
Fatherhood. / hear 1t, and am glad
in my heart, for have just looked
on the face of my first-born, and now
hear the Worlds Song Of welcome
and my feet are set where the Eternal
Winds Of Life blow.
/ lift mine eyes to the stars ana
rejoice in the mercy OF God Tor ne
has made me one with himself in
Fatherhood. If have not that,
perish as the grass. and my life
goeth out like candle In a storm.
For this child's sake, and for the
sake of my Beloved, the Mother, !
will be strong to endure and to work.
in the days that are to come. will
keep my hands clean, and my heart
pure, that l may ascend the hill OF
life, and stand in its holy places.
In this new Earth which the Lord
has spread about me like a cloud, l
see many children. Some have eyes
full of light, and some have tears on
their young faces, and shadows IN
their hearts. But all are the sons
and daughters Of Jehovah, and be-
cause am a Father, / must serve
with patience, and with labor to
clear away the briars from the paths
where their tender feet must walk.
will pray for them also, that the
sun may shine on their way; that the
gates of plenty may stand ajar for
them; that the golden bowl of health
may be brim full, like the pool In the
valley where flow the waters from
springs hidden in the heart Of the
hill; that the fountains Of usefulness
may be unsealed for them, and their
hearts filled with Joy in their work;
that every evening they may lie down
in the green pastures beside the still
watrs, where the Angel OF the LORD
will watch over them until the morn
ing comes.
| (Copyright) CORA G. LEWIS.
Father.>
Upon his shoulders weigh the stern
demands
| OF men and nations; but erect ne
stands,
Firm and unfaltering.
A sovereign he, and to no royal hand
Does servile tribute bring.
Yet see him bow, one threshold pass
ing Ger,
While all his pride's apparel falls
before
Young eyes who greet him Father"
at the door
Where Love is kind.
-MELvINA LENoRA MORRIS.
(copyright.)
| = -
These with others will be publish
ed later in book by Mr.. WOolard. II
will be the first real tribute to
"Father" the reading public has
seen. c
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-07-07
THURSDAY, JULY Z, 1910.
wII1 NOMINATE CREEOH.

The withdrawal OF VIM. Glenn
from the contest for the Republican
nomination for lieutenant governor,
makes the nomination Of J. w.
Creech, of Dickinson county practi-
calIy certain. Mr.. Glenn has large
number of friend in Kansas VINO
would gladly have supported his can
didacy, but his withdrawal slmpiifies
the situation.
J. W. Creech is a man OF wide eA-
perience in state affairs having serV-
ed number Of years in the legisla-
ture, and has been steadily active IN
Kansas political life. In central
Kansas where he is best known ne
should receive practically the solid
marty vote and eastern Kansas Will
give him the majority.
The voters Of Kansas realizing the
importance Of the office OF lieuten-
ant governor will pay particular at
tention to giving the nomination
which amounts practically to election
70 a man who Is dependable, ana well
Informed. In this respect Mr.. Creech
entirely fills the bill.-Leavenworth
Times.
The action Of Senator william
Glenn Of the Twenty-fiith district OF
kansas in withdrawing from the race
for lieutenant governor because ne
can better serve his district on the
floor of the senate, 10 worthy OF
commentator. Mr.. Glenn represents
one of the big districts of Western
KANSAS and has been an influential
member of the senate. He was tnirn
N the rece for lieutenant governor
and his candidacy might hav brought
che defeat of ]. w. Creech, who Is
one Of the strong factors in Kansas
Solitics. This would have been a
mistake. as Mr.. Creech stands among
the ablest men who have served IN
fbe Kansas legislature. Az chairman
Of the ways and means committee OF
the house he made a fine record LOT
fairness and good sense. The WIN
drawal of Mr.. Glenn leaves the way
clear in the anti-insurgent field for
creech. and Kansas Republican Vot'
ers will find him the kind OF a can
didate they will like.-Kansas CITY
Journal.
w. M. Glenn has retired from the
race for the nomination for lieuten.
ant governor. The stars were no'
propitious and his friends saw oppor'
tunlty for greater public usefulness
in other directions. Mr.. Glenn has
n wide acquaintance throughout
Kansas who may be temporarily dis
appointed in his resolution to retire
from the contest. This action vii
very greatly help the ambition OF J
W. Creech Of Harrington, candidate
for the same position. Mr.. Creech II
an excellent man OF wide political
experience who will be the recipient
Of the majority of Republican votes
at the August primary.-walnut val
ley Times.
80
w. M. Glenn has withdrawn from
the race for Lieutenant Governor
having decided that 1t is his duty t.
his friends to serve his term as state
senator. His withdrawal virtually
assures the nomination Of our neigh
Dor ]. W. Creech.-Manchester Mo
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/ hereby announce myself 40 q
candidate for Register Of Deeds, sub
ject to the decision of the Republican
primaries.
MRS, BERTHA 9. ANDERSON.
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county Treaanrer.

/ hereby announce myself % .
candidate for the office Of County
Treasurer subject to the action q
the Republican primaries in August
EDWARD MAKINs, sr.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-07-07
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

Bechtold has been suspended for
the remainder Of the season, but
that win not keep him from playing
league baseball according to what
President Hoffman told Bechtold.
Bechtold said today: President
Hoffman came and told me that he
would reinstate me 90 that / could
play BAH in any other league except
the Central Kansas league. There
is more money in independent ball IN
the end 50 ! don't Know what ! wiz
do yet"
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Yesterdays Games.

junction /, Salina l.
Clay Center 8, Concordia 2.
Manhattan 5, Beloit s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-07-07

These with others will be publish
ed later in book by Mr.. Woolard. 1t
will be the first real tribute to
"Father" the reading public has
seen. ~,-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-07-07

I missed ny guess when ] said
puziiissie contests at baseball games
wsa1a Nm BASEBALL YESTERDAYS at'
asasa ni & llii game VAS sYsAl-
Ii ~. fa' sf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-07-07

Nv. M. Glenn has withdrawn from
the race for Lieutenant Governor.
having decided that It is his duty to
his friends to serve his term as state
senator. His withdrawal virtually
assures the nomination Of our neigh
Dor ]. W. Creech.-Manchester Mo-
tor.
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Yesterdays Games.

Junction City 8, salina /.
Clay Center 9, COncordia 8.
BeloIt 8, Manhattan ?.
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Score by innings:
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Potatoes. onions and vegetables

Offerings of southern vegetables consisted al
most wholly of peas green peppers and tolla-
toes. nearly all of which came in late on the
preceding day. Prices for all three were weak.
the stock or less frost bitten and
generally unattractiye. One lone sack of string
beans came in and it reported sold at 25e a
pound. while poor lots that had been lying
around for several days. could be bought at ga
Sc. Small consgnmentS of eggplant and toma-
toes came in from Texas and found prompt sale.
the eggplant bringing 121s a 15c pound and the
tomatoes 81 crate. Sweet potatoes were quoted
higher range. while onions and Burbank
potatoes were dull and unchanged.
Potatoes eper ctD-River white. 1j09Oc for
common TO choice and S161.1 for fancy; Sa-
linas Burbanks 81 20d 40; Oregon Burbanks,
1.15@1 20; sweet potatoes, 81 50d 80.
Onioas-$1N1 10 per ctl.
egetables-Tomatoes 7JcG$1 80 per crate;
green peas. 51Tc per ID; string and wax beans,
nominal; garlic. 6M7c per lb; cabbage. 4Od50c
per ctl: cucumbers, $1G1 80 per dozen; cauli-
flower. 50M60c per dozen; turnips 6Oc per sack:
carrots. J0c per sack; eggplant. 1213 "a 15c pei
III; green peppers. 4d7c per 10; rhubarb, SM &c
per lb; celery 25G30c per dozen; mushrooms,
25c6 81 per box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Trading continued active in local securities
yesterday, though variations neither numer-
GUS violent Spring Valley stock lower
again at S45644 S7I5 under active sales and tine
bonds also weaker at 500. Telephone pre-
ferred stock was higher at $e7 %. and City cleo
tric higher at S49.25. Bank of California was ex
dividend of $3.50
In mining stocks the Comstocks continued to
rise under merely fair trading The only change
In the southern Nevadas an advance in Bel
mont from Tic to Ssc under light sales.
The Ubertas oil company has levied an assess
ment of 10c, delinquent January 20
The Goldfeld Alamo mining and leasing com
pany, operating at Lucky Boy near Hawthorne,
New, has declared a dividend of Sc per share,
payable January 20.
Nat Boas of the San Francisco stock and ex-
change board has off a trip around the
world. intending to be gone year.
North Pacific Coast 5s and San Francisco and
san Joaquin Valley railway 5s have been taken
from the regular list of the bond exchange, and
bank has been added 70 the regular list.
that meeting of the directors has been called
for January 81 for the purpose of declaring a
dividend of $l-50 per share upon the preferred
capital stock for the period from November l.
1909. TO January l, 1910, inclusive payable Feb
ruary - to stock holders Of record on January
81.
The San Diego Consolidated gas and electric
company has declared quarterly dividend OF
y per cent ON the preferred stock. payable Jan
uarV IL
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 51505&se spot and 53sc@
sac future: San Quentin bags. 54 wool bags.
32c for ~ ID and 35e for 10; fleece twine, sc
per H.
CoaI-Large handlers say that they do not look
for higher prices for some time at least As
for the shortage. they say they have been obliged
to import couple of cargOes from Japan 70 re-
lieve the situation and the first viii be due In a
few days.
Pennsylvania anthracite egg SIC per ton.
bay SO. Australian house-Ri Richmond, etc, S12s
Pelaw Main. $12; Stanford Richmond. S12; Cum
berland. SIS In bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite, SlJ; coke SIG per ton in bulk and
S17 in sacks
Oils-Ouotations are for barrels I.iDseed. sJc
per gallon for boiled and S3e for raw, cases, SC
more: castor oil in cases. No. I. T1cs Bakers
"A. 81. 13M1.15. China nut. cases. 6Od Zoe per
81 Z a 71c for No. I and 6566S re for No. >. ac
cOrding To quantity; extra beached winter sperm
oil. Ole: natural winter sperm oil. Ole; nstural
whale oil zoe; extra winter strained lard oil. %
a 96c: pure neatsfOOt oil, I5c; No. I neatsfook
oil 6Oc herring oil, 4Oc; salmon oil, 3Je; boiled
fish oil Soc. paint oil, 35c-
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums. Zoe; 100 deg oil, iron barrels
or drums. HE. special do. 12c- pearl oil. in
cases, lie; astral lie; star. lie; extra star.
motor gasoline in bulk 15c, in cases 22c. No.
engine distillate. IN drums. Sc cases. &c more.
So deg gasoline. in bulk soc. in cases 81 &c;
nish makers and painters naphtha, in bulk, lie,
in Is l2c.
Turpentine-TSc per gal in cases and Tie in
bulk drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per b6l Of $50 lbSl-F, $3.50; G, 5000
Fl. S6.T0; l. S7.20.
Red and White Lead-Red, s16@9cs white,
S14 asa per h.
Canned Fruits-The California fruit Gamers
association quotes prices for 1909 fruits, T. o. B..
factory. follows;
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Coal Cargoes Coming From Japan
Provisions and Meats Fluctuating

yet the general shortage Of alfalfa throughout
the northwest viii probably mean continued bush
ness for Us throughout the remainder of the sea-
The United States government ha- finally
consented 10 experiment further with California
hay and is shipping POO tons TO Manila for
this purpose After a careful test bas been
made we are convinced that California Will again
be recognized aud business with the Philippines
BrahwS27a2s for red and $2sG20 per ton for
white.
Nfiddlines-S34G36 per ton.
Shorts-$29G3O per ton.
Feedsturs-ROlIed barley, S31 932: rolled oats
for feed $3SG39: mixed feed $2S033 for aver
age lots. oilcake meal. ---, cOcOauut cake or
meal al mills S25 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in
ton lots; jObbing S26; corn meal S3oGS9;
cracked corn. S.5SH39; alfalfa meal and meal
faIfa iObbing lots S24. carload lots So per ton;
red star alfalfa meal. So for carload lots and
$23 for iobblng; CaprOeO oil cake meal. $3.50
per ton.
Hay-Wheat. S14G19; wheat aud cat. S1341I;
tame cat. S12016; volunteer wild cat. Sl09l4;
alfalfa. S9eI II: stock hay, S7010 per ton.
Straw-J00 T5c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain.

wheat-Chcago was higher. The San Fran
cisco market was steady and unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California, - Sonora, 81. 10G2Nh; Propo
wheat-Cub, s1.92h @t97ls: Russian red.
SISSY M1.a1%; turkey red, 1880 205; blue
stem, S2.10G2.15 per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-0cean freights unchanged at los.
tonnage in port has register of s.923, against
7,Te9 tons on the date last year; Olsen
gagged 21.760 tons against 27, 23S the way
to this port. ITS, ,992 tons. against 100, ,036.
The market was unchanged yesterday, there
being sales Of feed ar full figures.
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed $1.4SA a 80: good TO choice
feed, $1.4I15; common to fair. S140g1.45 per
ctl; brewing, 81 .50Q1 52la shipping lots, $l.50
cheyalier S1.J0M1.65 per ctl.
FUTURES
10:30 q IN. Session
Nov :, ogen ,9s :, High ISsa /; Eow; " Gloss y e
p. m. Session
May-S1.47ss bid, S1.4s1s asked
Oats-Are decidedly weak and concessions
would be necessary to effect sales. White and
black lower.
81 s5@2 05; black 81. 20@2 40 gray, nominal
at 81. 70G1 10; white. 81 7011. 75 per ctl.
Corn-EyyptiaL descriptions are freely Offering
and their quotations show some changes. The
coarser sorts unchanged.
Small round yellow 81. 70G1 70; white 81 10
al So large yellow. 81 75M so: western states
yellow. in bulk, San Francisco track. 81 65;
white. 81 sly; mixed, 81 &c per ctl: white.
Egyptian, 81. 70d1 70; brown do, 81 60@1 6212
per ctl-
Rye Continues dull Utah is quoted at 81 90;
California, nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

canned Asparagus-Prices Of the California
fruit Gamers association as follows. per
dozen in 2H square cans Mammoth white.
ESQ; mammoth green, As; large white. $3.50;
large green. s.. 25
Canned Peas-FoIowing are the prices for 1900
pack; Standard. soc; sifted. 81; extra sifted.
S12O; extra fine sifted. S1.S5; petit pOis. 81 so.
Canned Tomatoes, 1909 pack-Stsndard, No
~. soc; No. 3, soc; No. 8 $3.50
Quicksilver-$44- 5O645 per flask for local use
and $43Q 1880 per flask for export.
Cordage-Manila. 91c: sisal Sc. sisaI. bale
rope. 9G91ac per h. net cash. discount
Cofee-Costa Rics- Tt5G14c; Salvador. IA "a
1Se; Nicaragua. 9$4G13c; Guatemala Mexican.
115@ 131se5 Hawaiian, S91445es Ecuador, sac
per ID.
Pacific Codfsh-The Union fsh company quotes
as follows Bundles, small, whole, so III bales.
41se; cases, regular large whole. 100 n boxes.
$3.50; cases extra. 100 III boxes. S6. cases. east
ern style. $6.75; Anchor brand. 6%es narrow
gauge, 7lac; Silver King. 7&tc; Golden state.
Il5e; White Seal, middles. 1Od1015cT Seabright,
blocks, "a &c; oriental, blocks. 7Le; Crown brand.
tablets. SHc; Pearl. tablets, SAcs ID boxes
fancy boneless. 1Oc; ID boxes fancy bOneleSs.
lie; half barrels. picked cod. $3.50 each
The Alaska Goldfish company quotes follows:
Bundles. small whole, tSc; cases, regular. large.
whole. she; cases, extra &C. cases. eastern
style, 6Ac; Frigate, 7cs narrow Paragon. 71zcs
Monarch, 7&c; Western Pride. 71ae; Imperial.
10d 101Ac; Ocean Wave, 7Ac: Siberia. nc.
Star, ID tablets, SIC; Pacific Belle. 10 tab
lets, SIC; Choice Bits. crates. II 10 boxes.
1Oe; do so ID boxes, 11e5 picked cod, half bar
rels, $3.50 each.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The recent declines in prices for top quality
fresh eggs have greatly stimulated the demand.
and as a result the market is exhibiting evf-
dences of strength right along. Fresh extras
we're advanced 1c TO quotation of 38l2c dozen
yesterday and the market was firm at the ad-
vance, with stocks closely cleaned up at the
close. Storage goods not moving of as freely
as heretofore owing to the comparative cheap
ness Of fresh stock. but holders of the former
are firm In their views
Strictly fine fresh butter is rather weak at
the moment owing to the presence in the
market of supplies that had accumulated
over the holidays Fresh extras were &c lower
at SIC pound. while business under the call ON
the exchange sent quot ations for fresh frsts and
storage extras up 1c to SIC and 81 &c. respec-
lively. Cheese is steady to firm at the recently
revised quotations.
Sales on the exchange yesterday were as fol-
lows
Butter-10 cases of fresh extras at 34c and 10
cases of storage extras at 81 nc pound.
Eggs-10 cases of fresh extras at 3I15c and
Is at 3S1hc dozen.
Receipts were $4,000 pounds of butter. Is 900
pounds Of cheese and TAO cases of eggs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Beans and Seeds

The bean market is quiet ana steady with
prices and other conditions unchang8d
The report of Adolf KOshland says.
According to the report Of stocks on hand
issued by the Merchants exchange January /.
receipts in December amounted to 40 600 sacks.
while the total movement amounted 81 900
sacks. This is one of the heaviest December
shipments record Last year the shipments
in December amounted to 1900 sacks: while
In 1907 they amounted to 29, 900 sacks. The
stock hand the 1st OF January In San Fran
cisco 1T2 300 bags. against Pol 900 bags a
year ago, 161 900 bags two years ago and against
1875 900 bags in 1907. 1t would seem, therefore.
as If the stocks on hand were none too large.
and prices might naturally be expected to be
maintained under such conditions.
q The price Of pinks is particularly well main
Timed. while limas are reported to be slightly
easier. =.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos 81 75G5. %; pea. nom
inal small white 81. 50d g. 81: large white
81. .25@3.55; pink. So. 1914. red scar: black
eye. So s0G4.10: lima. S4.1O14 20: red kidneys.
$5G5.50 cranberry beans. $4.25@4. 50s Gar
yanzas, 81. .50GI3.50; horse beans. $1.50G225.
Seeds-BrowD mustard. 4M4Lc: yellow mus
tard SIC; faxseed Az G5c. carload lots; ca
nary.J &c; alfalfa. 16l4 G17c: rape, IL 92Ac;
imported rape 4@4%e timothy. &c: hemp, =
G3Ac millet. Sc per H.
Dried Peas-Green, s. per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Poultry and Gnme

Receipts of poultry both live and dressed.
from California shipping points running very
light, and the market keeps closely cleaned up
from day to day. Prices for live stock are
easily maintained and sellers even obtain a pre-
MUM for desirable offerings Small sales Of
dressed turkeys are reported at 2Sc a pound. but
there not enough coming in to make q mar
ket. Game is selling fairly at steady rates.
Poultry per dozenl-Hens. $5d6 for small
scar for large and sS69 for extra: young
ROSTERS. $6.50d7 80; do extra large. sS6a: old
roosters, $4G5; fryers. S5.50@6; broiers. S405
for large and S3d4 for small: ducks S6d9:
pigeons s1.50: SQUADS SS03.J0; geese. 81. 500 3
per pair; goslngs. - per pair; turkeys, nom
inal.
Game (per dozen l-Mallard ducks S4d6 can
vasbacRs S466: sprig. S3M4.50: teal S2d3;
widgeon. $2d3: spoonbills, S1.5O@2 bIackja
S2d3: gray ducks So 80: gray geese. IS. 50a
4.50: white geese. S1.5063: brant S2M2: hOnk-
ers. seas; hare, $1.5001.T5; rabbits. 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular.
Not much change in the copper stocks.
Spot and future cotton lower.
Spring Valley water stock continues weak.
Comstock shares continue TO rise
Wheat and barley unchanged.
Oats weak and very quiet.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
Hides weak. Hops and wool dull
Bacon and California hams lower.
Dressed mutton and lamb higher.
Live calves. sheep and hops advanced.
Dried fruit and raisins quiet,
Coal being imported from Japan.
Eggs higher. Butter weak. Cheese firm.
Potatoes and onions continue dull.
Trading in fresh fruits dull
Poultry in light receipt. Game steady.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
THE CALL
PRICES RALLY TN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The stringency in
the call money rate relaxed today and
prices Of stocks rallied, thus reversing the
! process of yesterday. Corresponding
s changes occurred in stock market senti-
: ment regarding the special messages.
The easing of the money market was due
in part directly to the liquidation in the
stock market. which was forced by the
calling Of loans. The banks thus increased
5 their resources and the stock market les
sened its demands for money.
The precipitate fall in prices yesterday
al.o carried with It a growth in the short
intarest ia the market There was enough
show Of support to take away the appear
ance of abandonment of the speculation
BY its recent powerful supporters, an ap-
pearance which was Of great influence in
disoouraging the speculative sentiment yes
terdsy.
The process Of liquidation was pushed TO
further lengths early today and the level
of prices at one time was l TO 2 points
lower than yesterdays close quite gener-
ally. The call loan market opened at g
per cent and the urgency of the demand
contributed TO the selling pressure in
stocks
The character of the buying and bid
ding up IN Southern Pacific served as as
suranne also that influential support was
: being extended. The strength of this stock
ultimately spread its effect by sympathy
through the rest of the market
Reports Of the conference between the
president and the executive heads of sew
eral great railroad systems confirmed the
uneasiness caused by yesterdays reports
and had much 10 do with the morning de-
clines in prices of stocks Then came
statement from President w. C. Brown of
the New York Central. one of the con-
ferees. protesting 20 feel no apprehension
about the proposed bill, either in its prob
able effects upon the railroads or in.
vestors.
It was even asserted that the precedent
of previous legislation justified a hope that
increased income for railroads might re-
suit.
Later came the report from Washington
that the presidents message on the inter
state commerce law amendments, once
postponed from Wednesday to Friday, had
been again set forward TO next Monday.
From this il was concluded the railroad
presidents arguments had been taken into
renewed consideration. with a prospect of
working changes in the executive recon-
mendstions TO congress.
A factor in quieting the anxiety about
anti-oorporate measures was the news of
the prodigious merger of trust companies
effected under the auspices of J. P, Morgan
& Co. The accomplishment was felt TO
demonstrate an ability in that direction
-ba- 5aD-svad or,+Iook of nsrea
anxiety from the standpoint of vested capi-
tai. The rally put prices higher than yes
terdsy's closing.
Bonds were irregular.t Total sales, par
value, S5,2Tl, 900.
United States IS coupon declined Z per
cent on call.