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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-30
BISHOPS REMEDY FOR
FINANCIAL TROUBLE.
Roman Catholic Prelate Tells Hearers
to Have Confidence in Men in
Positions of Trust.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3O.-Have confidence
in the men in positions of trust and be
worthy of a similar confidence yourself
this is the remedy for the present
financial difficulties, according to Bishop
p. J. Muldoon, coadjutor of the Roman
Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago.
Bishop Muldoon's remedy was voiced
in an address dealing with the present
financial situation at the meeting last
night of the General James Shields
COUNCIL of the Knights of Columbus.
while there is nothing to alarm us
because of the present situation, ie car
ries with it a lesson" said Bishop Null
doom. ut shows what lack of. conf
dence will do. Lack of confidence gem
orally Is brought about. not because a
great number of persons are dishonest.
but because we permit ourselves to
judge many by the deeds of a few.
Il believe" he said further. that the
bankers, who are playing such an i'm
portant part in the present cpfsis. are
worthy of trust. Those who are
alarmed, fear because of the dishonesty
OF the few, and not because of any gem
eral condition"
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JERSEY CITY. Oct. @.-Articles of In
corporation of the following new concerns
were filed with the County Clerk yester-
day:
Crude Rubber Products Connanvlr.
deal IN all kinds Of crude rubber products.
office, First street and Avenue A. R-svonne,
capital, $1,000 900. ivid into l0.o0O shares
OF the par value Of 500; incorporatora n
e. Heyl-Dia, e. L. Burroughs and 0scsr
B. Bergstrom, who each hold ten shsres
of stock. ~
Heyl-Dia Rubber Riveted Tire cornns,v
TO manufacture rubber and other fires
for automobiles; office, First street and
Avenue A, Bayonne; capital, S,ooa o0o
dlvided INTO 10000 shares of the mar vsi,,s
of 500; i~ncorporators G. e. Hevl-D,s n
L. Burroughs and Oscar b. Bergstrom ~
Edgar Lehman Realty Community
carry on a general realty business. oNaea
10 Exchange place. Jersey Citv: scant'
Corporation Trust Companys capitai sSsa
900, divided into $500 shares ~ ~ VSSo
value OF 800; incorporates, H. O ro,gh
Ian, Lewis H. Gunther and John p
Turner. ~
Automobile E~xchange-To deal ~ 49,,
mobile and supplies; ONCE. 40 Eaot
Twenty-elght street. Bayonne. csr1tsI
100000, wide into 1000 shares Of thp rar
value OF slv0: in~corporators, Edward +.
Cronln. ~ Vanderbilt avenue, Brootxivn
q shares; Frederick Kncwlton, IL Esst
1Sstn street. New York, 70 aharss. ana
Edgar a, Moufcrt, 1850 81. Nicheiaa ~
nue. NeW York, % shares
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Oct. 30-'rhe American de
mards for gold and the talk of a none
tary strain in Berlin were reflected son
the Stock Exchange today, where prices
in all branches were heavy. Consols were
affected by sales due to the monetary I'M
certainty and yielded another Is of a
point. Americans. although they opened
fairly steady. soon declined. and selling
pressure from the continent and The
provinces brought quotations during the
forenoon down to from n point to four
alnc md Canadian Pacific were the spe-
cially weak points.
A report this afternoon hat gao 900 in
gold had been engaged In Paris for ship
ment to New York had an immediate
effect on %consols, which jumped from S17s
to S2H. Part of this gain was subsequently
lost on a modification of the report to the
effect that the offer from Paris was to
supply e3, 000, 900 against sterling exchange,
If 1t became-necessary.
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SAFE PATENTS
CANNOT BE
LEASED
Restraining Order Obtained
by Col ROdman Against
Manganese Co.

On application of W. S. Angleman,
counsel representing Colonel Samuel
Rodman, United States Army, who is
on detached service with the ordnance
department at Washington. d. c., Vice
Chancellor Howell today signed
an order restraining Alexander C.
Humphreys. president, and Howard e.
White, vice-president of the Manga
nese Steel Safe Company, from leasing
or licensing the processes and patents
owned by the company to the Mosler
Safe Company of Hamilton o. The
order is returnable November 10. The
defendant Humphreys is president of
Stevens Institute of Technology in Ho-
boken. The complainant, Colonel Rod
man, is a famous metallurgist.
The papers filed by Mr.. Angleman
are voluminous. They show that as a
result of Colonel Rodman's inventions
in the hardening of steel there was or
ganized in November. 1899. a partner
ship bearing the name of Hubbard, Ely,
Rodman Safe Company, which pro-
ceeded to manufacture and sell safes
and vaults.
On March Z, 1904, the partners sold
to the Manganese Steel Safe Company,
organized that, day. their patents and
processes for $3.50, 900 of the 1000, COO
stock the company was authorized to
ISSUE. The balance, $3.50, 900, was paid
in cash, and Dir. Humphreys and Pro-
fessor White were made president and
vice-president, th~e-latter taking per-
sonal charge Of the new corporations
plant in Plainfield.
Last April, the bill says, without no.
tice, the board of directors controlled
by the college president, adopted reso-
lutions to increase the capital stock to
So, 900, 900 and to lease the company's
entire plant to the Mosler Company on
terms embodied in an agreement which
the complainant has been denied ac-
cess to-.
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MoNEY AVID ExCHANGE.

Call money in New York 12a5O per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: ex-
changes, $266, las, 1877; balance, Ss.0A44s;
sub-treasury debts, 1913, 4S9. The sub
treasury lost s4,2O5 coo to the banks yes
terday and since Friday it has lost ST.
100000.
Commercial bar silver in London 59S
cents; Mexican dollars 461k cents; bar sill
yer in London q 7-16 d.; premiums on gold
at Madrid 1906; at Lisbon 6.
Paris rentes "a francs 30 centimes. Paris
private rate of discount S4s per cent. ex-
change on London 25 francs Is centimes.
Berlin private rate OF discount SIS per
cent; exchange on London 20 marks 53h
pigs.
Money on call In London, 4@4H per
cent. Rate of discount for short bills,
51s@6 per cent three months bills, 6%q
Is per cent. Consols for money. 50 1-16;
for account, S21sd. Gold to the amount
Of 25S3, 600 has been engaged at the Bank
of England for shipment to New York.
There was absolutely nothing today in
the foreign exchange market, rates hover
ing around the low mark of the day.
DEMAND sterling was quoted at 4.SS%q4S4;
cables 4S6q4.S6iz; sixty day bills, 4.77s4@
AIS; short france, 5.19ss; shotrt marks, "a.
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NEW JERSEY CORPORATIONS.

TRENTON, Oct. 30.-Certifcates of IN
corporation were granted the following
concerns here yesterday:
]. A. Heath Company; registered Office,
Hoboken; agent, Joseph A. Heath: capital
stock, $4,000; ~incorperators, Joseph A.
Heath, Arthur ]. Heath and Joseph N.
Heath; to manufacture hats, caps, etc.
Dominion Metal and Manufacturing Com
pany; registered office, Madison; agent,
Charles e. w. Smith; capital stock, $50,
600: incorporators, Charles e. w. Smith.
Frank c. Buxton and S. N. Smith; to
manufacture metals, alloys, babbit metals,
etc.
Barry Milk and Cream Company; reg
istered office, Hackensack; agent, Van
Worst Wells; capital stock, $4,000: in
corporators, Thomas Barry, Van Worst
Wells and Christine Hayne; to deal In
milk, cream, etc.
Duquesne Dry Goods Company; regis
tered office, Trenton; agent, Theodore G.
kitchens; capital stock, So. 1000; incorpora-
tors, F. e, Mukil, jr., Alexander Schwarz
and e.. L. Kern; to conduct a general de-
partment store.
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NEW HAVEN STOCK TO
BE LARGELY INCREASED.
AT a Meeting Today This Was Voted
It J. P. Morgan's Suggestion.
Officers Eleoted

new HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. so.-At the
annnal meeting today of the New Work.
new Haven and Hartford Railroad COR
pany, John G. Parker, secretary Of the
company Edward d. Robbins. attorney
- ,ne company. and Ausustus S. AGlg.
,hfee places on the board which had boon
ielt unhlle1 when three gentlemen rep-
resen.ihg the Boston and Maine had de-
eihed to serve. The other twents,fV ~
enlbe of the BOARD we're reelected.
On motion of j. p. Morgan it was voted
mat the capital stock be increased by 4S1
1lS shares, instead of the 354, sos proposed
in the advertised notice. This would mean
an Issue of one share to three, instead of
one share to four.
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THF COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. SO.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance OF
7@9 points in response to higher cables
and less favorable reports from the
South. The weak opening of the stock
market caused some irregularity I'M
mediately after the CALL. but the mar
ket was sustained by the demand from
shorts and buying for a turn, and dur
ing the middle of the morning showed a
new gain of 81 points on December and
of 1905 points on later month The
tirmness of December, which sold at
terday, attracted attention to the fact
that local stocks are decreasing.
The market was easier late in the fore
noon on reports that Mississippi banks had
limited Withdrawals OF currency on the
heavier estimate for tomorrow's receipts
at New Orleans. Prices at midday were
several points off from the best. and only
4 to 6 points above last nights finals.
Cotton-Spot closed steady. 10 points
higher: middling u~plands, 1890; middling
gulf. 11.15; no sales.
Quotations furnished by Van Schaick &
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LUMBER RATES ADVANCE.
Railroads Will Charge Much More After
Friday on California Shipments

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. sO.-A big ad-
vance IN rates on lumber shipments from
this State to all Eastern points is TO 90
into effect Friday. About 1900 cars Of Ar
and 5000 cars of redwood are annuauv
shipped from California to the East. and
the advance in rates is equal to $50 1 car
Similar rates may go into effect on tha
same date from Oregon and Washington.
out the lumber shippers Of the Northwest
are fighting the matter in the FederaI
Court. They seek an Injunction against
the Hill and Hartman roads and the Fed
eral court is to decide the matter to-
morrow.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-A break of ID. at
Liverpool caused renewed liquidation In
the wheat market today and carried prices
downward. The weakness of stocks was
also an adverse feature. December 945s.
The weakness of the stock market caused
a slack demand and a decline in prices of
corn. December 55A. Oats weak; Decem-
Der 45h.
Provisions steady; January pork, 14.J0;
lard, s.42la; ribs, 1874.
The market rallied sharply about the
middle of the dav prices going more
than hree cents above the low point of
the lay. The close was firm, with De-
cember q higher at 9A.
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE.
NEWS AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS.

1t is said that the net earnings of the
United States Rubber Company for the
current fiscal year will leave a surplus
after all deductions are made of about IT
per cent. on the common stock.
President George L. Carter. Of the South
cnd Western Railroad. a $4,000. 900 enter
prise. to be built by Thomas F. Ryan aud
his associates for the purpose Of operating
the coal fields In West Virginia has an
nounced that all construction work on the
road has been suspended for en- indefinite
period.
President Kelley, of the Steel Foundries
Company, said: East st. Louis plant will
be shut down. and work scheduled for
this plant will be distributed to other
plants"
Morgan J. O'Brien has been elected a
director Of the Metropolitan Life INSURANCE
Company, to fill the ~unexpired term of the
late Thomas G. Ritch.
Governors and Acknowledgement Of three
and perhaps four Southern States will meet
in Atlanta on Friday next and discuss the
railway passenger rate situation with a
view to r~econciling the conflicting laws Of
the States interested.
James ]. Hill, who has Just returned
from the West, says there is no serious
menace to commercial interests of the
country. The whole trouble is that some
persons are needlessly scared.
The leading life insurance companies
have decided to grant thirty days extern
sion of time on the Payment of premiums
due.
Judging from the heavy buying of copper
the first Of last week, the low prices of the
metal Will soon be ended.
Post & Flagg say: I'VE believe, how
ever, that the local banking situation is
well in hand, and that 1t Is little by little
returning to more normal conditions. 1t
is simply a situation which requires pa
thence and conservatism on all hands"
The Chase National Bank, of New York,
lots of $1O0, 600 each at rs per cent. Some
small lots were also offered at 40 to so per
cent.
Directors of the Pittsburg Stock Exchange
voted today that the exchange should be
closed. No other announcement was made
other than that business would not be re-
sumed. today.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Ed
wards talked with bankers by phone in
different important financial centres, and
all report that the financial situation was
good.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Newark Express and Tranancr+a
ton Company had it's articles on incor-
poration recorded In the County Clerks
office today. Capital stock, 100000: oaid
up. $1,000: inccrporators, Joseph II. Wood.
of Orange; Henry c. Reed, of East Or
ange, and Alvin Chamberlain. of this CITY.
registered office, foot Of Madison street. :
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DIVIDEND

Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad COM
pany. regular quarterly Of * per cent
IN its original guaranteed stock Of l per
on its special guaranteed stock, pay
able December 2; to stockholders Of record
November 3
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RECORD Hawaii SUGAR cRop.

HONOLULU. Oct. S0.-Hawaif's sugar
crop for 1877 is the largest in the history
Of the islands. 1t amounts to 10000 tons.
Next years crop promises TO reach 5T5, 600
tons. This large increase is due to the
extension Of acreage and irrigation.
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EARNINGS.
For September:

For September:
Central of Georgia, gross $1.072,6 Ss. in
crease 99.l9S; operating expenses and
taxes Sl4. 456. increase So. s97; net s25s, 2Se,
increase SIG, 20l. From July l. net $685.. 42s.
increase $50. s9a.
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg, gross
$50. 6SS. increase $126.959: operating ex-
penses S527. 5l1. increase $1ol, Sl4; net s346,
172, increase SIS, 40. From July 1. net ST.
0S2, 40. increase $277, $50.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE,


Furnished by Byrne e. Mcdonnell. stock
500 Broad street Telephone 6l6.
Opening. Closing,
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WANT TO STOP THE
GROWING OF TOBACCO,
Farmers Told That If They Will Let
Fields Lie Idle Next Year They
Will Get Rich.

SHELBYVILLE, KY, Oct. M.-The an
nual convention of the National Tobac@l
Growers Association was held here to-
day, a large number of delegates being
present. All of the tobacco raising States
from Wisconsin to the Carolinas are in
cluded In the organization.
h groups are assured by their leaders
that il no crop is grown in 1908 they will
receive as much for the two unsold crops
of 1906 and 1907 as they would for three
crops should they grow one next year. 1t
is of vital importance to the growers that
the two pooled crops now on hand be sold
before another crop Is started, otherwise
many small producers will, 1t is said, be
bankrupt.
CALHOUN. KY, Oct. 30.-The contest of
the American Society of Equity against
the tobacco buyers In Western and central
Kentucky is becoming serious. Every eff
fort is being made to force growers to
pool the 1907 crop and induce the buyers
to quit the field. Interest centers In Nc
Lean County. A large force of men is
being organized at Livermoore today.
Long before daylight farmers in buggies
and on horseback began arriving at Liver
moore, and by 8 o'clock five hundred had
gathered, and more were coming. When
it is thoroughly organized it will call on
Massie & Co., buyers at Livermpore, and
demand thai they quit the 1eldl 1t will
also be demanded that the buyers rescind
all contracts that AVE been made with
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CLOSING PRICES.

Following are the quotations OF the days
closing prices. bid and asked. as furnished
by Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock brokers. 500
BROAD street. Telephone 615:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Following are the quotations of the days
prices, as. furnished through Byrnc g. Nc
Dounell 500 Droad street:
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NEW YORK OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The following quotations are furnished
by Van Schaick g. CO.:
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Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Ed
wards talked with bankers by phone in
different important financia centres, and
all report that the financial situation was
good.
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Directors of the Pittsburg Stock Exchange
voted today that the exchange should be
closed. No other announcement was made
other than that business would not be re-
sumed. today.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. 3O.-Following are quota
tons of the active stocks dealt IN on inc
Boston Stock Exchanges:
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oH1cAGo BOARD OF TRADE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers, 500 Broad street. Telephone 6l5.
Opening. Closing.
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The Chase National Bank, of New York,
offered at the Stock Exchange ST. 900 900 in
lots of $780, 600 each at rs per cent. Some
small lots were also offered at 40 to so per
cent.
The oasis., 1907-01-12

ment not exceeding one year, or by both, in the discretion of the court.
 To be on the safe side it would be well for all retail dealers af- fected, to put aside their goods specified in the provisions of the pure food law and await instruc- tions from the department of agri- culture regarding the proper label ing of the same before offering them for sale.
The oasis., 1907-01-12
SUICIDES AT WACO.
Julius Ullmann of NogaIes, Termi-
 mates His Own Life.

Julio Ullmann, the official in- terpreter for h United States govern m nt at Naco, committed suicide shortly after six o'clock Monday evening by placing a six-shooter in his mouth and firing a bullet into his brain. Death was instantaneous.
 The cause of the suicide is be- lieved to be despondency on account of i'll health. Ullmann went to Naco from Nogales about four weeks ago. Ullmann was young man about thirty years of age and spoke the Mexican lang lage fluent ". The young man was alone in his room when he killed himself
 The officers at Naco were mo- tiGed and coroner's jury sum- moned who viewed the remains and rendered verdict that the de ceased came to his death from gull shot wound administered by his own hand Bisbee Review.
 Deceased was known we'll in Nogales. where he resided many years. Here lie learned the prin tel's trade, and was employed on both the Vidette and THE OASIS. Afterward he was with the Brady Levin Co. He was also in the employment of the Banco de Ca- nanea, and more recently at Quay mas with the office of the E. C.. Dunn Commercial Agency. In all those places he was known by many citizens.
 AS soon as his mother, residing at Nogales, received information of the death of her son she went to Naco and brought home the re- mains. They were inferred here Wednesday afternoon under the auspices Of Nogales Lodge of Ma sons of which deceased was a mem Der.
The oasis., 1907-01-12

Phoenix Democrat: Five cars of beef cattle were shipped over the Southern Pacific road to the Hardy Packing Co.,, of San Diego. The shipment was in charge of G. Hos kins who bought the cattle from C.. c. Greene for the packing com pany.
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visised the Promontorio.

Last week TIE OASIS mentioned that there was en route from Can ada a large party of stockholders in the Promontorio Consolidated Mining Company, coming to visit the great property that corpora tion has in hand, and to attend the annual meeting, which is to take place next Monday, at the office of the company, in Nogales, Arizona.
 Saturday the party was at Noga- les, and Sunday the members thereof went to the Promontorlo Camp, where they have remained all the week. The party includes these gentlemen: Norman Ross, George Eberle, H. B. Harrison, Robert Christie. D. Chambers, NJ Cavanagh, all of Owen Sound; I. D. Barrett, Toronto; Chas. parnell, Lions Head; R. A. Thompson, c. H. Mulholland, Lyndon, E. Mor- wick, Hamilton.
The oasis., 1907-01-12

Saturday evening MT. Alfred ThurtelI, treaurer of the National Consolidated Mining Company, arrived from his home Tn Chicago, and was here several days on busi- ness for the company. Sunday the gentleman visited the properties of the company, which are about twelve miles northeast from No- gales, and was there again Tues day. During the past year there has been much work done out there, and fine showing of ore has been made, while shipments of high grade ore have yielded good returns. At the time of the visit Sunday MT. Thurtell was accom- panied by Mir. Bird of TIE OASIS. who made an expert examination of lhe properties, which will be the basis of a report that will appear in the columns of this paper.
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 rectors.
 That irritating little water ques- tion was again discussed and committee appointed to ascertain the present stage of the contro- versy between the Nogales Water Company and the Nogales Town Council. The committee was clearly and emphatically instruct ed 10 take the matter up impar- tially but aggressively, and do all possible to bring about an early and amicable settlement. Messrs. Curtis, Claggett and Chapman were named as members of the committee.
 Another matter that will inter. est the travelling public was men, toned in the weekly report of Secretary Sullivan. The secretary had written to Mir. w. A. McGov- ern of Tucson, division superin- tendent of the Southern Pacific, requesting his intercession in the matter of bringing about change in the leaving time of the morning passenger that goes from here to Tucson. The train now leaves at five o'clock in the morning and as it makes no connection at any place with any other train, the request was made that the leaving time be changed to seven o'clock A replwwas received from Mir. Nc. Govern stating that he has taker the matter up with the manage ment of the road and hopes to bt able to comply with the desire 0 the Nogales people.
 Nr. G. Balloon of Mowry Minet Camp, a member of the BoarC of Directors, having resigned be cause of his inability to attend meetings, Mr. Manuel Escalada o Nogales was elected a member tt represent that section of the coun ty, as Mir. Escalada transacts con siderable bushes in that sectior and is usually in touch with tn, resident of Washington, Mowr. and other camps.