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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

lder Irfef etc., dllO Ctfl DtelIeltlJ
gebiloetcr Wtonn. Sr. bon GIegci
giebt oils Hcferen5en ben 3ireftor oc$
5ooIogiIhen @artens in Help.Oorf,
Sornaolp, unb Sen BETTER ocs Sc
tells oSungnria" IN Help. Oorf, Srn.
q. Neumiller, on, bod criud)t CT,
tim OoS Hciicgel0 ouf Gin 9onfborui$
in @icn omuciicn SIT Ioiien u1,o iii
bcreit, Ons bctrciienoc loubpirtb.
ld)oftlitc Amt iofort an5utreten.
Sr. BON EIegel modt lid entidie.
Ben cineH iolidJcn 9egriif bon gulti.
more, on unicrc StootpcripaltunI
mihtigcre Snd)en 5l tbuu bot. oils
Die 3ilftln0 bon 8lcinbie6. @cnn
Sr. bon Glegcl bic ScIteuerlngSnuB
ftofen f0nnte, iue!dJe ser itGOtii6en
&erlpultltnG iettaopiidmer5cn moht,
fonnte Dem Manne uieleid)t geboIfen
pcroen. N6er 9leinpieb! @ir iino
oodl olldl fcin Corr, ionoern cint
8roBItobt, bcrcn 9eipohncr 5lpor
0llbner etc. germ elielL penlt ser
Freia nidlt 81 hod) lit, ober alcinpieh
3iitten, onnlit Sebermnun. mic IS
@ltnid) jenes iran5oiiiden aGniQS
mar, Elm Subn I'M Sopie hoben fam.
10 iueit iino mir trob oaer Teritootli.
dungs- S0cc'n nod nid)t gcfommcn.
Sn 6oIge beiien miro Mopor Mabool
Oem Srn. EIegcl 81 ieinem 9eoali.
crn ontmorten, DOB cr oltf ieine
%ipertbpollcn Gicnite per5idten muB.
2 cfretGr Ms @cboIt.
Ter Scfrct6r ser 6%ofcnbcborSc,
SanleS $. Srlpin, miro IN oiclcln
Sabre bcrcits $500 8ebolt bc,icbcrL,
obluobl Ser Stootrotb in ser Sics.
jdbrigcn giiogetsSerorbmlng sic &c,
foroerte @eboltSoufbeiierlrng BON
S1GO fir benIclbe1 geitri6en hottc.
Som S~oocstuge beS Sofen.SnNe.
nieurs Sutton bic sur g%rncnnrmg
leineS NadfolgcrS lit oos 8ebulr
oeS SafeningenieurS geipart NOR.
Den, mo bcnodrihtigte sic @iiogCt-
9eborbc geitern Safeningcnieur Cat
fen nuf beIien bicsbe5iigli6e anfrn.
&c, ooB er bos &ed)t babe, bon Dem
criparten 8ebolt 500 fir Sr1l. ,tr,
min 81 nernclocn, 0od mub oo9
$500 @eGolt bcS ScfrctGrs ser &c.
bor0c IN Ser 9iibgct Gcroronmg iiir
1908 fir bo8 n06Ite SoGr bepiQigt
uerbcn.
Sic Bum II atom.
Inter 2citlrig bcs 9allinipcftora
Freiton bcgonl1en geitcrn sic Hepo.
ratur.Nrbcitcn an ser Morrnt Gopol.
Eumpitotion unb miro 5unGd)it per.
lndt ncroeL bic llriade Der Senfln.
gen altsfinoig 5u MAIDEN. Wapor Wo.
bool ~Itottete Dem @ebdube unl Wolt.
tag cinen 5~lueiten ltnermarteten 9e.
hid, ob. Ser i'm mebr, ulS ie, BON
ser Not6menbigfeit ihnelleu San.
bclnS iibcr5cugtc.
Eicr % /. 3.
Stu0t.Erofluutor 9rltce bat eli.
idieocn bob sic Ydd)ter oes Eiera
Nr. 5 Die Soften fir Die nothigen
5ltnoomente fir bic Sbcrbouten tro.
gen miillen, unO merben Sofeninge.
nielr 2ofep unb @ouinipeftor Gre.
itcu bic Sngcnicure beS EGhtcrS
bon Gier Or. 3, ser .Merd)onts <
Wincrs' Transportation Co." erii,.
dell, sic ElGne fir bieie S6erbouten
10 bolo, olS m0glidl fertig 81 itellen.
honlit ser Goitcnpunft iiir Sen Inter.
bou ieit9eitellt meroc.1 fam.
Cine Snipeftion Scr itGbti.
den 8cbGuoc.
Mopor Mobopl unternohm 1eitcrn
Nad)ntittog cine Snipeftion ocS
Hotbboiics. 8cridts gcbGuocs m,o
MotbbauS- Nnncr iii Ncglcitune oeS
Supcrintenrenten Sones uno iprod)
iid bcfricoiQt iibcr Die berrihcnoc
Hcinlldtcit, Sronung ino quite Der
ioilung Scr 8cbGllbc aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
WeIoienonnaeu

nod OenfIdlanb "a Gents pro Wart,
nod Oeitreid 20k Gents pro arone.
Eorto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten bon unS
nod 9ettidlano. Meiiepdiie, Wed.
lei. Greoitbrieie unS ausldnoiides
@elS. Sbeo. s. 0iensr e &c., 217
Dit'@altimore.s traBe. COS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
uNarmunie.Eafe

Wr. Ala, @cit.5aDette. Strafe, @ar(
Sdmiot, Smbaber. @iirsbnrgcr Sui
bram friidl am 3api. Diners, sonpcrs
a Ia carte. Ter Summcrsarten offcu;
jcocn 6reitas @rebschcn. (Iprt,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

SuieboIl. - Die Orioles" ltnb
oerGlib bon Toronto ipieltcn geitern
III 6oIge oes Hcgcns nidt. Sic Spie-
lie Der onbcren Clubs Der oitliden
SolebaQ Sigo botten folgenoeS &c
iultot:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
ltntcrbaItnugsn-i @esipeiicr.

,@npeta" Ygaria BIT Asiabt".
,Muottbrium" - Abe Chimes Of HormdiioO"
,2ubiu's," Rr. 4O4+406, Sit.saltimurc.S Str
- 9dglth 0anoepiuC ufo beiueglide 9iloer,
,2nric.Sauc." Vpps9OnBerie, Yhtltpptnt
unb feline 8apClle.
@aicbau, ,Sriulc. Gart" - 6eutc 9Iadmttidf
INT . lbr Baltimore 9egett Toronto,
,9aD 2bprc Fart" 49, Seben Nactmiitag ltnS
SIbeuo Gcn5erte uuO anocrc llnterbdlfut9en
y@phuu Eni Bart" SCbeH NIdhmitiap
unS gbenS 6on5erie uno uroere llnterbdltirlgen
,AeiicrH 1arnlaub, Balm" - SoHntGg, ocr
1G. Suni. GrIurituH nab @ettpsburg.
ySbuliu.Wi nncrlpr." - Sonniad ocll 10,
Siri. 9lusflug nab 9cnIcri'S Bari al Der Gre'
Tic gdrts6onjrrit:
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Mlouiag ..........,,... pSeoerulEStHi tarl
dbpedielIo mil .........." Rloerline' Tati
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MtllnppD .........,..... "SfuloSpIu Hut!
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@on US bis 10 llbr gtbenos.
Gonntaas bon Ia6 bis 7 llbr gtbeHos.
&ro1ramia fhr peute:
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Cupcrtiire al .lnnnbdnicr $3.50. .... 9@GSner
Slibcriiirc III uYobCngrin" ....,.,.. Augrcr
@reielieh aus Bic N.etfteritnacr" Ndgiler
lit 1rompeict-SoIo bon Nru. 6clomGnli.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Sheo. 0ieuer & So.

&eiie Yureai, uno @edielitube.
Sdiffsfarten BON uno nod 9eutid.
lano nit Dem Rorooeutiden 2Iopo
uno anberen 2inien. Reiicpdiie,
@edieI, grcoitbrieie uno 9~eIoicnbun.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

Vaae fhr's Mmsiant beisrgf G.. Saline. sr.
40. Eit.Vnlttncre'S Ctr, aabe 6uitumbonit.N ye
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
lce5 Denies Reoc,t,

Oyster Bay. y. Y. july 3.-Pub-
lished rei":;s that Lattleships of the
Atlantic fleet OF the United States
navy are TO De transferred to the Pa
cinc coast .ecal.e of anti-Amer Can
teeiing In Japan were denied by VIII
liam Loeb. President Rcoseveit's Sec
tetary. Ee SAID the report is With
out foundation in iact. and that such
q movement was never considered and
not now contemplated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
sUlPHUR sAThs AZ HONE.

They Neal the oklW end Take Away
~ impurities.
Sulphur baths heal Skin Diseases
and give the body ! wholesome glow
Now You don't have to 60 OF to q
high.priced resort to get them. Put
. few spoonfuls Of Hancock's Liquid
Sulphur in the hot water. and you
get . perfect Sulphur bath right in
your own home.
Apply Hancock's Liquid Sulphur to
the affected parts. and Eczema and
other stubborn skin troubles are
quickly cured. DR.. r. H. Thomas OF
Vald0sta, Ca. was cured Of a painful
skin trouble. and he praises 1t in the
highest terms. Your druggist sells
It.
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur Ointment
IL the best cure for Sores. Pimples
BlAckheads and all Inflammation
Gives q soft. velvety skin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
TOWNSVILLE JoTTlNGs.

Jonesville. July Mrs. J. K. Fo~
! Ter and children OF GreeneNiilc are
visiting relatives and friends At this
place.
! Mrs. w. y. Sanchez and children
returned to their home AT Bronson
Sunday. after spending a ~eeh here
, visiting relatives.
G.. II Sane heZ. Sr.. returned 10 his
home at this place Saturday. after
a week pleasantly spent at bronson.
]. W. Miller visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Miller, few
days last week.
Mrs. H. y. Smith. Mrs Jackson
and Miss Kirkland. Of Alachua. and
&c. NJ. Griffin OF Jacksonville. visited
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Griffin. Also attended the Sunday
school convention Saturday and Sun.
day.
Mrs c. o. Greene Of Tioga is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4.
Pickett. this week
Mr. and Mrs. Price. at the side
camp. are rejoicing over the arrival
of a BABY boy. Friends extend con.
gratulations.
Owing TO the rains our convention
was not what We wished IL to be. but
quite a good many came in and We
had quite a time.
are looking forward to the Fourth Of
July. EXPECTING to spend 1t at Worth.
ingtCp.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
The Smile

That won't come of appears on
bAby's face after one bottle OF Whites
Cream Vermifuge. the great worm
medicine. Why not keep that smile
on baby's face? II you keep this
medicine on hand. you will never see
anything else but smiles on his face
Mrs. s.. Blackwell. Okla. writes:
"My baby WAS peevish and fretful.
Would not eat and feared he would
die. used q bottle OF Whites Cream
Vermifuee and he has not had q sick
day since" Sold by w. n. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
wei' Trained,

Old Lady iEprnving the OCCASION -
Alb. my poor luan. YOU wnCld not he In
this position X You had received an
early training in some trade or call.
ink Tramp-non't you tork too sud.
den ahort wet Won don't know I"'in'
about missuS M trainin'. indeed
Wy. was in prison afore I was four.
teen.-I0n,lon Mail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
kills oauahter: Shoot. Self.

Ron. |. r.. July 3.-Thr VI o
Joe l. Thomas, one OF the mos
prominent and wealthiest citizen, h,r'
Sunday nigh, snot and Instantly MI.
ed Minnie. their ls-year- old daush.
ter. ad then fred bullet into he,
own head Sho W.! Dc. She ,cf
. note .i' ~ NESS and he- anvil.
insu.ss to .'4Ne -. UaIsAi-v - ;-t
reason.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
BAIRD
Hardware
Company
Phone Y
Mr.. swsAa,moeM oewsAovs.


oavs His esp'eyss At Camp q Fine
0srbeews "Wednesday.
A. . token Of appreciation. as we'll
- IN assurance OF the most consen.
ial goodwill. r. ]. Swearingen. the
naval stores operator Of Kanapaha,
yesterday rendered to his employees a
banquet and barbecue. which proved
ono OF the most successful and en-
tOyable ever held in this section Of
Tie State.
Mr.. Swearingen. who employs from
rs to $50 men q all times, was de-
siroas Of showing his men how ap.
peeciativs he was Of their faithful.
nsss and their service. with the result
that be ordered the fatted calf
k1llsd. and . detachment from the
iorcs. Who dsclaved that they were
perfectly familiar with the process
a q barbecue, volunteered to do the
wosk. a large barbecue vat was pre-
pared. and all during the night Tues
9ay The bakbecuers we're kept busy
preparing the meat.
On Wednesday not only the EN-.
pl0yes OF Mr.. 0wearingen and his
family congregatsd At the scene Of
The feast. bat there we're others."
friends Of the operator. but there was
ple0ty for ~. and the day was spent
IN q manner most enjoyable to all.
which was duly appreciated all
around.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
TscsEul'y Put.

He-Who j. 'hat plain lady? She
That Is r'y mother !i"-bh. I i":
pardon: Didn't notice the reSrin
blance. London Opinion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Your LIVER

H-Uut OF order You 90 to bed in
q bad humor up with q bad
taste in your mouth. You want some
thing to stimulate your liver. Just
try Herbine. the liver regulator. A
positive cure for constipation. dys.
pepsia and all liver complaints. Mrs.
p. Fl. Worth. Texas. writes:
We have used Herbine in>my family
for years. Words can't express what
I think about It. Everybody in my
household are happy and we'll. and
we owe 1t to Herbine." Sold by w.
N. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
! LAST OAY Of
ne se LOT SALE
- . Csllags Park VIII be Sac
!. yilsol a. Lost Time.


s RI 80 osAsas h ~ Coming Fashion
! - aSaDasass esseis~ 81 the CITY
= - - soassaa q o'sss's o~"
& b6a01s1e ~ Presents.
ssl ~ - ~ Inst day OF the
81 kre1e ~ sAIe. Al of the un'
g Il 11 ~ - disposed Of today.
1880 val - bsl6. the hrst
$500 ~ morning aud the
), - 9 Saslssk this. Afternoon.
8 1unD faassess characterises
3 |1||i7 ssssy 10 0oss to the high
4 n1e H se0pany states that
q; Y W - - sssssvsA. All those
~ - - ~ sals today will
on segse beiaains.
- s1uow1 wt1 - expected ut
& 4 M K ku1Ag ~ siessnooa sales.
" 49, tvin - usssc-and .
Z q s1sFlinS silver and
A nspssas Vim b distributed
- ussssst.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
cAST0RIA
1be hiss a11 0h1l1Ioa,
10 nl Yos 1aSe Always ooalh
: s:::: =: q &&AzSZs<
Man Thrown Twenty Feet .

Man Thrown Twenty Feet.
Montgomery. Ala. July 3.-W. r.
Sheppard. while crossing tae SeaboarG
Air Line In a motor car Monday was
struck by an engine and thrown ~
feot from the tIacX. He vas not nur,
but his car was ruined.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

~ - . great many q our home folks
onnn1llv vis1e ~ North. Why not con.
oale y0as pleasure and comfort and
~ ~ . IL Clyde Line? Their
49, 80 elegant and the cost Is
a0eA eAsapse than b. rail. You get
- ooog0 q Jacksonville. and 20
GgU1oA . New York without change
"As - jo1s1ey through life.
L. - i've By the way"
We 6eat how Of any better way
- oeeo0SlisA this than BY . trip to
WoW York o. one oe the palace steam.
80 q ~ Clyde Line.
Wsits b =. n. Iro4monser. Jr.,
Assistant 0eaeral Passenger Agent,
Jacksonville. Tor particulars.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

"a - sS~V~Sv
81 ~ 1vsSsVSs esseaossss q EAsa
.01l1sasy ass Asss - Q visit
I ~ - tg4Dss eaassansAs. II. Leroy
] = 80 = . sssOsast h he Na-
Dlgy Aaa1sny Ct West
~ - = DsallAg . fsrioasA
Aslfp IaFsaAs. ~. and Mrs.
- ~ 80 ssjsyins ths Aospi.
q pm0saqt rayiss ars Captain
11n1o g 0svaaaAh. Captain
~ $50 @ 0slaaAa Angus Bird.
- 1aean. q. snA Lisuten.
49, Wh1hsy q Hssnandina,
Anso asssunhls6 hsss - repre-
5oeUo q ~ As1s Club. q
flo 1nQsslv in szistsace 1t the
- yon1 Dso were quite popu'
- - . sto1sats a tho Seminary,
- tAslg naassuas friends are de.
f~G1ao - ovose tAsa a0in.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

- @ Aioelsss County,
1DG2 90 esess N vsess.
~ f1onnne visoe q . day Or
0o1no1ves = this city. Ell
n - s1anlllas1y Known to
~ - lnDus M - Grand
- sscs1s1 70 his home
~ ~ = ~ sigAty-third
sooeN)1sean11Ag his "a.
~ - eanssal Appearances
= eGovley. - w0sh b
- q ssssay . ssors Of
os re y Snits aceive.
j y \ - Dln1, ~ . moro
z ~ so in6lsianal never
t. - ny - ~ boy Of
es ~ - A1usdly declares
gs0svW OEow- a..
z 1E 80 sasa - Bslloeh
A = l1sk. NE came -
- - Was . nsrs cAi)a.
Z - . sssl1saG q Alachsa
- aevgn1v.sseaS years. dur.
- - = - a.AAs . mast
A luaA1e t1e1ssa. an
~ i 1S1s ~ Ssssosross
lg - ~ tAirA sssesAr
- 0uAahly ~ ssesse Co.
yuna = - o1aas. as1 vas
AlnDo ~ voDf9o 6oe Q Pen.
IegW - IN. Dasps1 q he hse
111 - - Lag1slaeuss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

II you would Ike COOL Judge. lca,
what every one says. - rOrtugueS,
Proverb.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

- rIapdudie TRUTHFUL
We'll - confesses that he covered
- Aeod the other night and didn't
1AFv 81 o9t q bed when be thought
- heard Q burglar In the house. DE
UUot NOWA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

u yea know NV 10 spsad lsss than
~ 81 yeu have ths pAilssopAsFs
GoDa.-THonkHn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL COURIER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 19o7

there has been a disposition to assume that the decline in copper has not ser iously impaired the earning power of the companies, partly owing to the fact that the previous high prices were believed to have been made for small amounts while the level still maintained represented a good margin of profit on production These as- sumptions were shaken by the Calu- met & Hecla incident. The effect was aggravated by another disorderly downward plunge in the quotations for copper in the London market and by another fractional reduction in the price per pound at the local metal exchange. Reports were in circulation of gloomy anticipations held in the trade of the possible further fall in the metal. The general list was in clined to disregard the full effect of the copper weakness for time and did not at any time share fully in the weakest of that group of stocks. The acute depression in the Hill group owed something to the report that the 1 interstate commerce commissions in- quiry into the legality of the close. re- | lations between the railroads in that group was to be revived and actively pushed. There was a momentary pause in the decline on the announce ment of the decision against the Penn | sylvania two cent passenger fare law. l The government crop report was re- garded as bullish in the grain trade
 and therefore bearish OF stocks. De-
 tails of the bids for New York city
 bonds were not available in Wall
 street in time for the consideration of the stock market but enough was known of the terms of the principal
 bids to make it evident that the sale would be a success. This, however, failed to restore strength to the
 market closing prices being at about
 the lowest of the day The easing ten
 dency of the call money rate, after the
 early stiffness, was accepted as indi-
 eating the passing of the effect of the bond subscription requirements. The
 failure of a minor stock exchange
 firm was without significance.
 Bonds were steady Total sales par calue, $914,O0O.
 1 U. s. bonds were unchanged on call
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
MARKET MORE ACTIVE.
Renewed Unsettlement of Copper
 Made Feature of the Day.

New York, Sept 1O.-There were various cross currents in the specula- tion in stocks to-day and the most obvious effect of the conflicting influ- ences at work was to stimulate a con- siderable revival of activity. Prices moved more freely than for some time past and the professional room traders had their opportunity to operate in and out of the market on a large scale. It is probable that the days dealings were made up, in an important pro- portion, of this class, The principal development of the day was the re- newed unsettlement in the copper trade. The reduction of the quarterly dividend disbursement on the Calu-
 met and Hecla stock from S2O to S15 was 8 concrete example of the effects on sentiment owing to the important share in production of Lake Copper enjoyed by the company. Hitherto
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

As to the last payment on the U. P. Convertible bonds it was stated at the office of Kuhn, Loeb & O., the bank CTS acting for both the Union Pacific and the Pennsylvania Railroads, that the last payment was being turned over to the Pennsylvania, with little or no disturbance to the money mar ket, only small sum of money being actually shifted.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

As the bidding for the bonds pro- gressed, it became apparent that the issue had been oversubscribed, and that only a small portion, if any at all would go to the Morgan syndicate, as the majority of the bids seemed to range above 101.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

in all. The record before was 197 bids for an issue of $31O0O,OOO. Probably not less than 200 bids were rushed in- ito the comptroller's office in the last hour. /
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
CLnsING PnIcna

Reported over private wires Of Prlnos & WhItely. members of tho new York and Boston stock Exchanges, New York office 5s Broadway and 15 Center stree. New Haven Conn.
 New York, Sept, 10.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

The call on the Union Pacific syndi- cate, the third and last, amounted to $5O5.42 on each bond That would total $37906, 800 on the entire $75, 1000, ,OOO issue, but it must be kept in mind that S3,- 500i0OO of the bonds were taken by shareholders at 90, while some of the syndicate subscriptions were fully paid up some time ago. It was estimated that $SO,0oO,0OO was paid in yesterday and immediately turned over to the Pennsylvania to take up the notes is- sued in the acquisition of Baltimore and Ohio stock. The money received by the Pennsylvania will be loaned out in the street for sixty days or until that company's s5OO0O,OOO notes fall due in November In November the Pennsyl- vania notes will be taken up with the proceeds of the sale of Baltimore and Ohio.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office 52 Broadway, and 15 Center street, New Haven. Conn.
 New York, Sept. 10.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

E to the success of the New York bond issue, it was made certain Boon as the first bid was opened the offering of $4O,OOO,OOO, with b per cent. interest, would be as |lalified a success as the two pre- 4 per cent. ones were disastrous |lres. This first bid was that of much-talked-of syndicate organ
 by J. Pierpont Morgan. It offered . ake the entire S4O,OOO,OOO, the $35,- I DO of corporate stock at 1OO677, s the $5,O0O,OO assessment bonds at
 S7. Kuhn, Loeb & Co.'s bid fol- sd. It was for $10,OO0,000 at rates
 ing from 1O3 to 100 t-4, and within minutes it appeared that the issue 2 Id be sold without the syndicate's
 ng to take any of it. The remark
 number of 96O bids were received
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
LATE FEATURES IF TIE STOCK MARKET New York City Bonds Three
 Times Oversubscribed. PRICES LOW; STOCKS FALL .ast U. P. Bond Payment
 Money Market Unharmed -Copper's Weakness.
PRICEs LOW; STOCKS FALI

The stock market took another tum- I le in prices yesterday. The New -ork city bond issue was three times sversubscribed for and the Union Pa
 life stock payment went off without a |Rr, but prices of active stocks went Eff on the news.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

Critical conditions in the copper larket, higher money rates, rumors Wal street trouble, which liquida- lon of large line of railroad stocks midday forced out, and an unfavor- ble government crop report, played peir individual part in making the feak.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

The decline in active stocks went rom ? to 4 to points. In the last I |our prices rallied little, as the suc- |ess of the city bond sale became more lssured, and the popular character of he subscriptions quickened belief hen in a returning demand for good Investment securities. The close, how
 Eer, was weak.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

|lspension of Thayer Brothers, brok- at 52 Broadway. was announced the Stock exchange in the after zn. The firm was organized Sep 5 Der 21, 1904, with N. Townsend ! yer as the board member. The
 brs in the firm were Theodore B.
 ds and D. s. Browning. The failure snimportant.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

Directors of the Western Union, com prising the executive committee, met yesterday and decided to resist the de- mands of the striking operators, ap- proving the course pursued by Presi- dent Clowry in standing firm The
 committee declared the usual quarter ly dividend of 1 IA per cent. The
 strikers have maintained that the loss
 in business to the Western Union amounted to no less than $6O,00O a day. The fact that the executive committee found the books of the company in such condition as to warrant providing
 for the regular dividend refutes the contention.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

he break In stocks came at midday, bn Union Pacific went to 13O, Cop- through 6S, Pennsylvania under and Reading below 96, was accom- led by rumors of house in trouble
 repetition of reports about minor Alstrials.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
A few sales of Ailis-Chalmers nrefer-

"A few sales of Allis- Chalmers prefer red were made yesterday at reduction of about points. Judge Gary, who is chairman of the board, also returns to- day from Europe and will probably
 take up the matter of supplying the company with more funds to finance
 an approximately large business.