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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-18
CAREER OF A PICTURE.
1Rock of Ages" Went Into Homes the
World Round.

ARock of Ages" Went Into Homes the
World Round.
'The Rock Of Ages that world ia
nous picture, was painted by the Rev.
Johannes A. Oertel. The artist, ma
tive Of Bavaria, who came to America
in 1S4S, settling in Newark, N. j., first
sketched it in the album of young
girl living in Westerly, R. 1. 1t i'm
pressed all who saw it, suggesting
small painting Of the subject in OIL
which he exhibited at the National
Academy of Design, New York. This
caught the keen eye of a Broadway
dealer, who, realizing its commercial
value, induced Mr.. ,Oertel to make
large painting, from which photo
graphs We're struck off, and one of
these falling into the hands of Mr..
James of Providence, r. l., lie pur-
chased the right of publishing all sub
sequent copies.
The painting was bought for 81 600
by Augustus Storrs, Brooklyn mer
chant, while the, run upon the un-S
framed pictures, ten inches high, got.
out by Mr. James and selling for S.
apiece, was unprecedented in the his
tory of photography, the operators be-
ing unable to meet the demand and
dealers losing sales from insufficient
supply of copies. .E
Mr.. James next venture was a chro-
molithograph made under his own SUI
pervision in Paris. Passing through
London on his way home, he sold three
of these chromos for guineas to MI
Graves, the queens bookseller. Upon
his arrival in Liverpool a telegraphic
order awaited him from that gentleman
for thirty additional copies, and on
reaching New York he was handed an
application from him for the entire
edition 49,
Indeed, phenomenal as was the sale
Of this creation in America, it was
greater abroad. An English nobleman
hazards the assertion that in some one
of its varied forms it is to be found
In every palace and howell in the is
land, and traveller returning from
tour of the world exclaimed: "The
picture haunts me. 1t follows me
wherever / so. / have seen it in Chile.
I have seen it also in the Pyrenees."
Two years after the appearance of
the first photographs Mr. James had
realized as his share of the profits $751;
600. Mr.. Oertel, too, was in receipt of
handsome income In royalties, and
with this assured support (having pur-
sued his theological studies without as
sistance and been ordained to the
priesthood of the Protestant Episcopal
church) he removed in 1861 to Lenoir,
in North Carolina, and took charge Of
a congregation impoverished by the
civil war.
Two years later an unauthorized copy
of the Rock of Ages" was got out
by a New York photographer.
Mr. Oertel's publisher sought protec-
ton from the law, and the case was
carried into the lower and, supreme
courts OF the state. Scarcely had It
been decided in his favor, however,
when q Chicago artist made similar
design, evading the law by the intro
ductton of ship in the background
and the reversal Of the female figure.
This threw the copyright open. The
monopoly was wrested from its owner
End the market flooded with pictures
OF every size and quality.
Thus as q financial venture terminal
cd the brilliant promise Of the "Rock
Of Ages
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-18

The lists Of English authors and their
works give the titles Of over 800 poams
and essays on Solitude,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-18
strIkIna oriain,aIitY.

Your husband Is not looking well
tonight, Mrs. Rhymar.D
8 He isn't and I'm NOT surprised at
Il. 81
mo? Has he been overlooking him
self r.
It Isn't that so much. It's his origi-
nality. Why, that man ID struck hy 30
many original ideas that his mind must
DO one mass Of bruises
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08
"PooR PROTECTION"

c. Iayter president State Press Association. and
pretty and history OF the state has editorial
entitled Poor Protection" insurance laws Of Oregon:
(Polk County obseryer)
The biennial State Dunbar again reminds that
oregon holders nothing by the failure of
which could
quake--oregonlan.
They didn't happen of business
right here in Dallas who NICKEL RETURN
OF the earthquake
and what's they The writer whereof he
that he happens be the
Speaking further the oregonIan says;
requiring Insurance make
bonds the people OF this state ample
protection dishonest
honest companies that
whelmng -eyerea"
lengthy correspondence
attorney greatly
firmly
WORTH PAPER IS PRINTED ON, when
holders
this pen
generally
a reading.
study majority
LAW COULD NOT HAVE BEEN MADE MORE FAVORABLE
INSURANCE COMPANIES theywtten they
probably dld).
The reading begin
plan how he would under
claim and he will what he against
The writer possibly his
the busted borrowing any
the strength OF his claim.
A FAIR, SENSIBLE LAW FOR THE REGULATION
AND CONTROL INSURANCE. CoMPANEs-one that will really
regulate and control themand Is
It's duty and by business men OF
Portland other effective
ENISrING LAW Is NOTHING LESS THAN FARCE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08
LESS scHEMrSG AND MORE socrAnILITY.

There f. altogether too much personal s'ne'"s W w
socabnity IN local city government -, .us .-oo,s
All know and that our bridges are iaihs uo anu
,ood nsying and we need mo good sidewalks ,.
nut where all figuring and pannns aos % ~
and IN eeonai matters No PUBLIC WORK CAN bE DoNf'
sou,b Commercial new concrete Fauuc' u
sa.,d n. good without graft
Salem should center OF electric lines lhere " NV
80, cordial cooperaton 10 max this city leader 49,
m Is FAsY TO M TAII-ENpER AMONG COMMUNITIES. Al
~ need n plenty of personality dstrust and hshths
Nov wy not cut this new lines where the soou
s,es Of eve member Of out and shine
Tev are working on Oregon City where the whoe cry
- 1o.n .,d had feed and smoke and probably drink To-
e THE LATTER INDISPENSABLE but we would not even
n ma, 10 one aide in order promote feeling aud harmony
The oregon city editorial mnn OF the banquet
given the city and print II for our Salem onciaS'
who have kindly another work more harmon
ouy together Usually feelings the lack Of them depend o
day transact more or less DUST
There are OF like mind on the subject oil the
ty progress Practically a business men
and nearly other citizens believe In the general
welfare though diversity Of opinion as to how should
be advanced.
Clubs lodges OF the nature of last nights banquet
RTrER UNDERSTANDING bEi"E
MEN WORKING THE SAME GENERAL END.
There the most Important improve.
the methods to be pursued but
after all Is that when something
etarted we '"ALIPULL TOGETHER FOR OUR OWN TOWN"
endsy night will help very materially In build
Ing that requisite spirit OF cooperation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08
THE FLAT SALARY SYSTEM.


Certain Influences at circle of the Re
publican ceased the FIAT salary law for
officials
Those Influences SPIT ON THE FLAT sA
PLANK ~ rIiE STATE PLATFORM
Republican candde governor and
K cost him the goyernorship.
probably much anyhnsCo THE hEpuBLcANs THE
0OvEitNOIssIiIP AGAIN.
being put
Nat salary.
II they deferrug printing
years OREGON MAY 60 DEMOCRATIC.
Before tho d salary law has ever some into neet 1T ~ CLAIMED 1T
THE STATE ANYTHING Following telegram has
been widely copied In state
(snlem Special to the oregonan)
effect the drst but that
holiday really took eject the second From this time ON the
MUST TURN INTO THE STATE TREASURY ALI FEES
COLLECTED nY THIN
"From information appears
the state treasurer will turn fees ohe amount OF $4,000
this being is OF tho security bonds held by him for In
companies THIS FEE WAS WAS ALLOWED FOR COLLECT
INTEREST FOR THE COMPANIES
"The OF will turn Ia about ssoOo the fees to this
being received from commissions certified copies OF
Of the ueon the license
fess This Will make total OF $4,000 year
"The aa, OF perautcs the probable amount
OF $4,000. MAKING A TOTAL or $4,000.
doea foowh however, that the will be $4,000 better
etc etc"
state reports In past
omoluments
How can any fees aud omoumonts that have
been repodf Er as WAIT YEAR AND SIZE WHAT FLAT
Offices except governor can bo made self
suppong officers aud besides AND OUGHT
MaDE rO 10 80.
printing printing OF supreme court reports
that et 10 nonresident corporations
MORE THAN sELF-sUsrAINING.
After few these will
not be the gainer by the nat salary WILL
MrcH MoNEY rHE srArE OFFICIALS MAKING ron THR
salary we'll in an other states aud will in Oregon
The dat salary law has Oregon out OF
debt " Will hh A nG REvENuE PRODUCER ron OREGON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08
MAKE LAWS FOR THE PEOPLE FOR ONCE

Why don't legislature quit making laws ior 'n' 'p ~
and make laws the people once - ,,,,,sy,,re
r,1r rITy uUNTERs MAKE GAME LAWS FOR THEMSELVES
The office holders laws about ices ana
THE INSURANCE COMPANIES WROTE THE INSURANCE LAWS
The textbook trust the textbook laws up 10 l'oo'
The railroad companies the railroad laws
The lawyers under which they pracee IN IN he
rIr LAW rs ALWAYS MADE THE OTHER FELLOW by the
follow for whose made and expected to operate
For once let from the standpoint oil e so'eheu
instead of from viewpoint OF the governing class ,,,
The people really not asking Tor any Ws
DO ASK ALONE
stage robbers TO draH the laws 'ess "e
waymen. .,.- ro
We hree-cardmone men ana she-same aS ~"
MAKE LAWS REGULATING GAMBLING
officials OF all classes to draft laws extending e
and increasing enlargng their functions
zach depament buoy before the legislature drafting
bills to particular machine WHERE Is THE ohE'N
TO COME
II there Offices created but what the po
nile asked for THERE BE MUCH DONE ON THOSE
There the legislature who would put their
foot ON the wilderness session of the
legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08

practically the same as the one in
troduced at the last session OF the
legislature asking that a state board
OF medical examiners for osteopathy
be created. will be introduced at the
coming session OF the legislature.
The last one passed the house sue
cessfully. but was killed IN the sen.
ate by close vote.
The object Of the bin Is to place
osteopath ON the same basis as other
doctors and TO protect the genius
from the faker, As a rule the meas
ure In the past has been opposed by
the other physicians aud their in
nuenee has always been sufficient 10
prevent the legislature passing an
act that would ofheially recognize
osteopathy.
Dr. hoisington now feels, however.
that the people have been sufficiently
educated TO enable them to get their
measure through without So much
opposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08
woRK As A rrAcuER oF MANNERS.

writer Manners the January Craftsman
has this,
Certainly solid greater rectiaer OF hpm,n
conduct, maaners. and everything
Fng into the great sphere OF We cannot
SO 40 far and sometimes that eyerthngbunt
ness eeen'riea bruaites crimes be forgiven 10
those whose lives In the useuly oocunied
Thorau that nothing manual abor for aktu
rnn VAIN TWISTS AND KINKS oF oNrs TONGUE AM
WRISTS. 49,
Learn 20 spt least
steady labor With the handS which attention also Is
hnQaeonahy tho best method removing paaver and
v out of oaes style. both Of speaking writing"
And a. the charm mapne Il "A most often
hnk TO be oaad-eomeilmea periectonamonr manual
workers. real aud interest tho art that ceases
20 BE- art and becomes
fha eonceament iorgeupess In which n a said arr
Asseg consists aao necessary good manners
one q hs great popts ussonscousness
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08

doorway but Il is almost be always inSi'en' O -"
person going first. 40. through absolutely
,bon, tnowing or thinking precedes, you nave eH
. rroaI without making
=, o can attend to your wants at mea ha, a.
-, - rt,AT yoU ARE NOTICING WHAT THEh hli unu a.
d hnt beyond this you are on ground ior " %
neglected pleasanter than to feel ua' ~
watched .s.,id of being thought
Bu most people who study cvlV are so AFRAID o | tber
impollte that they will make their i'e"uS "
than run this risk ,,opp THAN OF THEIR
aho the dust Of life is bad and the art oil man
should consist N rather thar In raising j"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08
New Equipment Ordered for Labra-
tories at High School.

Baker City, Jan. S.-(Special -
The efficiency OF tho schools OF Baker
City is to be increased by the addi-
tion Of complete and new equipments
for the chemical and physical labra-
tories, which will be installed in the
high school with the beginning of the
new term which opens on the third
week in this month.
The equipment for the labratorles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08
The Texas Wonder.

Cures all kidney. bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug.
s'sts' or two months treatment by
man for 81. DR.. =. W. Han. ssas
Olive street. ST. Louis. No. Send
Tor 's1simoniAls SOLD By stones
aryg store aw.lr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08

has been shipped from Chicago, and
is expected to arrive in Baker Mt any
time within a few days. IL will give
to the high school one of the best
laboratories in the high schools OF
the northwest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouininO
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
It fails to cure. Il. w. GROVES
signature on each box. 2bc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-08
NOTICE

DEPosIrORs IN THE saw.
INGs DEPARTMENT or THE
CAPITAL NATIONAL RANK
WILL PLEASE PRESENT THEIR
PASS BOOKS FOR the PUR-
PosE or HAVING CREDITED
THE sENu.ANNUAL INTEREST
DUE JANUARY FIRST.
IL NOT WITHDRAWN THE
INTEREST WILL BE ADDED TO
the ACCOUNT AND RRaIN To
DRAW INTEREST FROM rHIs
DATR.
JOS. II. ALBERT,
Cashier.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. @-Flour-Receipts.
19, S44; sales, 1900; steady but dull.
Wheat-Receipts, III, 900; sales, 500, 900:
further moderate declines appeared in
wheat this morning. impelled by unfavor-
able Wall Street reports, liquidation and
a lack of confidence among buyers. De
cember, 1.027s@1.031s; May, 1.0eA@1.1 10 3-16.
~Rye-Steady; No. 2 Western, 90, f. o. b.
New York.
Corn-Receipts. 60. 200; sales, none.
Beef-Steady.
~Pork-Easy; mess. 15.5O@16. 90; family,
Is. 50019.50; shorL clear, 16. 251I7. %.
Lard-Steady; Western prime, s.65GS.7
Sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining, $50;
centrifugal. 90 test. $50: molasses sugar,
2.95. Refined quiet; crushed, $50; pow
dered, 40; graduated. LS0.
s. 70@S.75 70.
tos, 7%.
enthusiastically; New Orleans, 35a44.
Butter-Quiet, but steady; unchanged
receipts, SPA.
Cheese-Quiet, unchanged; receipts, 6SS.
Eggs-Steady. Unchanged; receipts, 7,42S.
P~oultry-Alive, steady; Western chick.
ems, 10Q11; fowls. Western, 10d11; turkeys
1906; dressed. firm; Western chickens
12Q16: turkeys, 1908; fowls, 1O014.T
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
N AND EXCHANGE.

Call money in New York. 6@12 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes, $21s,S5S.S6s; balances. $40, 5s6, $50.
and sub-treasiry credit, $S25.5se
commercial bar silver in New York.
silver IT. New York, 27asd.; premiums On
gold az Madrid, l2.SU: at Lisbon, %.
Paris rentes, IS francs "a centimes.
Parls private rate Of discount, 4 per
confines. Berlin private rate Of discount
remains unchanged.
Money on call in London, 41k@5 per cent.
cent, and three-months' bills. 4 nsr per
Gensols for money, .s1Nd.; for account. sd
n In o Bank Of England released today to
me open market e362,00 % gold bars.
rofelsn ~exchange market held a nrn,
tone showing a nominal advance IN rates.
Dvnnano stering was quoted 4.s6614 ssh
eso.ea, 4sS94SsA; sixty-day bills IA,
94h@94 S-l6. "a" shott
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

For quarter ended September 80:
Syracuse, B~lnghamton and New YORK;
gross $27S. 0O4. decrease s1o9.646; operating
expenses $1S5, 90. decrease s9S,SOO; net sls''-
4s4, decrease s11, S4s; surplus $50. ScS, in
crease so, 92S.
Delaware, Lackawanna and western
leased lines in New York State, gross va
715. 246. Incl ease s423, 951; operating ex-
penses $1.T4s, 47S, Increase s2s1, $685.; net VI
$50. 77s. increase $142.045; surplus sl'SSs,ou'
increase $159,5O7.
For second week in November;
500" Line, $249, 100, decrease $3l,lSo' From
July l 500, 9S1, decrease 1851 ~.
Minneapolis and st. Louis, $S4,ZfS' increase
$5.542. From July /, $l672,3So, increase
$17S. 229.
Southern. $1,i12,12 5, decrease $500, From
July !, y22, 662. 1872. increase $l.7So,5yS
Louisville and Nashville $500, 9S5. troH
July l, SIS. 1893, 64S, Increase $1,373039.
lows Central, $64, 0e6, decrease $o'o1O'
From July /, $1.24T. U7s. increase $4s,sbS
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
DIvIpEND DECLARATIONS.

American Gas Company, usual semi-an-
nual of 2 per cent. payable December q;
books close November %, reopen De-
cember 2.
Railway Steel Spring Company, regular
quarterly of tx per cent. OH its preferreo
stock, payable December 20; books cl SO
December 10, reopen December q.
Chattanooga Railways Company, resuiir
quarterly of IL per cent. on its preferred
stock, payable December 2 to stockholders
of record November q.
Globe Wernicke Company, regular quar-
terly of III per cent. on its common stock.
payable December 10 to stockholders OF
record November 20; books do not ciose-
fifteen cents a share, payable December II;
books close November %, reopen Decem-
Der 8,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET OPENS WITH
UNCERTAIN TONE.
Small Losses the Rule, but a Rally in
First Hour Sends Prices
Forward.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l,-Smail losses were
more numerous than gains. as shown by
the first prices OF stocks today. but the
gains included some of the most prominent
market leaders. The -postponement OF
dividend action on Atlantic Coast Inc
caused a drop of 35 In that stock. ana
Louisville and Nashville fell ?. American
smelling declined nearly a point.
IL a. m.-Ameriean Smelling led a de-
cline after the opening win q .oss utL =
but the other active stocks did not yleiu
more than one-half. Sloss-Shefleld steer
gave way 3Ss, Kansas and Texa lhs anu
Erie. Brooklyn Transit and Corn Proiucts
preferred /. Pacific Mail gained Ia. a
rally before II O'Clock restored the average
OF prices TO above last night.
IL m.-The rally was extended on deal,
ings that showed some animation; anu
quite substantial gains were established,
running to IA in Reading and American
Telephone, 1s In American Sugar and ]
to IL in Union Pacific, southern Pacific
st. Paul, Great Northern preferred; "a
madam Pacific. Missouri Pacific, st. Louis
n San Francisco second preferred. Penn
s%ylvania. the United States Steel stocks,
Anaconda. Pullman and Distillers Securi-
ties. The market was qulet and fairly
steady at noon. BGrds were irregular.
l p. m.-Price Improvements were re-
stricted to very narrow limits ana business
was largely In keeping with the nuetu-
atoms. Southern Railway preferred de-
clined IL.
2 p. m.--Fresh liquidation inN 81. Paul
and the Fries forced the market back
sympat hetically, but the general market
did het sag below yesterdays closing.
Louisville and Nashville fell 3A, and st.
Paul and Erie first preferred IA. National
Biscuit preferred sold at Il decline of IL
points, but the common stock and Alneri-
can Car hardened ], and Kansas and Texas
preferred 2.
3 p. m.-The market closed irregular.
There was an appearances Of forced liqul-
dation again in the Southern group OF
railroads and ST. Paul and the whole list
weakened. Atlantic Coast Linz and Louis
vile and Nashville fell S. Mackay Com
panies 6 and Twin City Rapid Transit %%s.
Money on call rose to Is per cent. There
were some smart rallies in the final deal
inQQ
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-The cotton mar
ket opened firm at an advance Of 12G15
points on covering and scattering bull sup
port, which was promoted by higher Liver
pool cables and bullish estimates Of the
crop. There was heary realizing at the
advance and during the first few minutes
prices eased off 6 or Z points from the
best on the active months, but selling was
cldedly easier tone and during the middle
of the morning the market was about II to
10 points net higher. notwithstanding
the rumors of a private settlement, De-
cember continued to command a large
premium over January, but there was
comparatively little business in that posi-
ton.
The market was quiet but steady late
In the forenoon with prices at midday
- to 10 points net higher on the active
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
CHICAGO R A MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2o.-Lower prices at
Liverpool caused weakness in wheat to-
day. December opened Il to q lower at
80 to $685.. May opened %@A to h@ss low
err at 1O2 to 1925 and sold at 1919. Corn
was firm. December opened a shade to
HON lower at 54k to 54ss and advanced to
s.. May was unchanged to * higher at IS
to 56h
December oats sold at l6ss to 46M. May
opened at so to 5001s and sold off to
495s@$.
January pork was Mt 1890, lard was at
1921, ribs were at 6.72M.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
PAY CHECKS ALL RIGHT.
Report from Easton About Counterfeit
Is Denied.

The items which are being published N
various papers as news emanattng from
Easton. Pa.. stating that 1t has been dis
covered that pay checks OF the Central
Railroad Company OF New Jersey have
Is taking steps to recall the checks, are
absolutely without foundation.
1t is snrmi1ed this report was started
for some malicious reason, but its only
effect can be 70 bring unnecessary. an.
rovnnco upon thoee people VIC are lener
informed A. to the nae ol checks N :
mesa -
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20

from 4 above to Y below yesterdays New
York closing.
Prices showed an easy tendency after
receipt OF New Works opening. hut the
market recovered moderately and closed
steady
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
NEW c~oRPoRATIoNs.

The Barry Company, dealers in wines
beers and liquors. had Its articles OF IN
corporation recorded in the County CLERKS
81. 900: incorporates, John j. Barry, Annie
l.. Barry and Thomas Paris: registered
office. 1868 Main street, East Orange.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
NEW JERSEY CoRpoRAr1ors

lhENToN, Nov. 2O.-Certihcates Of in
following companies: e 70 the
oasoa Sols Brewing Company; re0iatered
;tai newark, agent, Joseph Kahrs. can-
lsal stock. 100000; incorporators' Fr gnp.
Kshrs - frank / schwem and Joseph
"ns 70 manage a brewing business
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

Elec. Co. Of America. .......... 50
e. & p. 4sa.....-...... :. =. 81 S71a
Lehigh Valley ..........n...... 52h 52A
Lake Superior Corporation. $50. "A
Marsden 1880. y
N. ]. Consolidated traction. 81 IS
N. j. Consolidated Traction IS. ~. 1874
2iia
PHILADELPHIA bM tst
Philadelphia Elec. fs.......... 624 va
Philadelphia Electric 5s......... % 92l2
Philadelphia Traction .......... So S2ls
Reading 3D.. ................ SS ~
Tidewater y
u. G. |. 50 691s
Union Railway 4s............... 80. 75A
Union Traction ...,........... 4S 4Sls
Warwick So G.
Tonopah Sls
Belmont A l
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
PaILApELpHIA STOCK MARxEr.

by Eiscle G King: Bid. Asked.
American Halfway &c.. H. 40
Cambria Iron - 42h
Cambria Stsel ....-..-. 43sf =
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-20
THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Nov. N-American securities
opened heavy with a declining tendency
today. First prices were slightly below
parity. Later an Irregular movement de-
Feloped. and At noon the market ruled.