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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-07
Gr- Mappr Mialitcr bc9rnbcn.

&iele prominente Heptblitaner bei'm
@egrGbniB onipcleno. - Wicbrere
Clubs ourb 9elegotioncn pertres
ten. - Die iroiihen llc6crreitc
oc5 Gy.WtoporS MISUNDERSTANDING
bcigciett.
Die Eroucrfeierlihfeiten iiir oen
om Somito9 u%critorbcncn Gr-Wtouor
gSnt. Z. 0folitcr begonnen geitern I'M
E%ratcrbnule, 9tr. 1911, 9tor0sG6nr.
IeaItruBc, I'M If llbr &ormittoqs II.
lpobntcn ocriclbcu 5oblreihe SciOtros
genoe bel. Eoitor Or. s. Souitou
Gccleiton, Hcftor ser Gnlunnlcl prot.
bil6Gfl. Stride, lcitete ocn Srouer.
gottcsoienit o%lliItirt bon Eoitor Geo,
Wocloren @rpoon. Ger &irhen6or
lang Ole @pmnen "Scuo &inolp
SIgbt" mo nNlbioe fuitb NE" I'm
LOG muroe Scr 2eid)nom bon llniou
Station noh Clifton mo BON Oo noh
G%bciupeotc Gitp iibcrfilbrt, no 0ie
9eilcBung in Der Somilicngruit crs
folgte. Die Gbrcn @abrtlthtrGger
moren: Sen. q. e. 2otrobc, Sr.Sobu
6. ScnmeS, Or. SomcS Wf. Craig.
bill, Gen. Sclir NgnlS, Sr. Geo. 81.
@oitber, Nid)tcr Samuel .. Sdmlt,
der, Sr. 5. .. SiuOlop, Gopt. Sobn
u. S6erpnoo, Nr. NlcGlt5 Sooper,
Sr. s. Normon Scntor, Or. @oItcr
.. Glott, Or. s. 9cG. Butler, &iftcr
George Nc. Sborp mo @r. Clarence
Sbriper.
Sll<Glfton eruorteteu Ole iolgenoen
ottiocn @obrtltbtrGgcr oen Srouers
5lg: &S. Wnl, Q. GponS, Senrp Nc.
WcGulloltqh Eoltor 6ronf &. @il.
liomS, $50. Soiepb $. Steele, @oli.
man Smitbers, Z. s. Glcopcr, Ebos.
81. Heeic uno rSobn NJ. Heeo. Gbe
Der Grolter9ottcSoienit I'M &olie be-
gam, betroten Wtopor SimnmuS IN
@c0leitllng Der Gr.Wtouore SoDeS So
trobe uno &oopcr bnS Sroltcr5inl'
mer. Inter ocn glnlucienoen beion-
Den lid: Collector W. S.Stone, Oberlt
s. Sronf Supplec, 0epututioncn ser
Oh @uor0," 0eS rcpublitonild)cn
Clubs iiungcr MGnner, bon oerllnion
2cogle, oeS Columbian = &ereinS Ger
I. @oro. Die geionOten 9lumcnitii-
de moren 5oblreih uto pradtooll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-07
Sitnng Der ISarfbcbOrSc.

Eroteltc 0e0en onS Nbbutoir u1lO
Sen @oggon 2 SGuppen an Der
Sorforo Hooo.
Sn ser ocItrigen Sibltng Scr Gorf-
9eboroe erid)ien cine 9roBe 0elego.
ton oeS Norooit z Teri6onerungS-
Gereins, I'M Die @icoerpcriebulg ocS
Superintenoenten Slitton pom Yat,
terlolls nab Dem Clifton 9 Yart 5ll
befiiriuorten. Had elmer l1ngeren
9cbotte iteate GommiliGr @oo5 einelt
oicsbe5iigliden Iltrog, gegelt Den
a6er Die $50. &enoble un0 Sotrobe
ltimnlten. 9a $50. Sooper uno Git
ti1gS nid)t ontueicrlo marcn, lit Do
nit Die Nngelegenbeit crleoigt. Die
Delegation proteitirte %ier1er nod &c.
gen ben Ban cincs S6lohtbouieS al
Der Sarfor0 : Hoao, mo miro Wajor
&endble or1 nGhiten Wtontag bon
Dem @eIunobeitS Gonlite 0eS Staot=
ratbeS gegen oteles Eroieft I'M go.
men Der Eorfbeborbe lpreden. slud)
gegell Den 0ou eineS Mnggoni6up.
pens an Der SorforO : Hooo lpoate
bic Delegation oic Gorfbeboroe inte.
reiiirett bod iogte Woior &enoble,
BOB er iih Die Safc cinnlul crit ielblt
onleben polle. Cine Delegation oeS
Siio Baltimore Ser
ems plaibirte fir Die Snooliirllng Ser
Geroronung fiir Ole @ergroBerltng
bon SeOeral Sill = Eorf ourd) oell
gnfaltf bon 13 Sdliieri1, ltno erflGrtc
lid bic Eorfbeborbe hermit einpers
ltanoen. Ser 9ouplob fir ocn neltetl
Wulifltano i'm Clifton . Eorf lit Dor
Der TumpItotion oeS Sofe Clifton
ousgeludt lporoen, uno miro oerielbe
100 Sub lang, 80 SUB brett ltno IS
SUB bod peroen. Cine S%tuoenten.
8ereirligun9 nilnidte ooS Gaiino i'm
Eatterion : Sort 81 mietben, bod
lit ooIielbe ebcnio mie ods olte berr-
ihoitlide 6ous i'm Glifton.Eorf Der
Gnof Erott : Sreibibliotbef fiir 81
lialen angeboten morOcn. Die beioen
Seel6rpen inn 9ruio.SiQ-Tor ipllr.
ben oltf Die Ronen GommiiiGr 9oo5
unb 6. $. 8roitp getouit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-07

JipNp Hllu NllutICll plluVlSll SUVllI-
lce'n 10 piel lpie m0gIi6 bei6Iernigen
ipiir0e.
9ic &erbreiterungb Ser
Stgbtl troBe.
@r. G6. 9. 9urOett er6ielt &c,
tern ben Gontroft fir oen @66rl1d,
oeS 400 @lods Der 2iqbtitroBe fiir
$tS75, ipeId)eS Nngcbot oerieI6e ouf
ofientli6er Nllftion in Scr @rltnr-
eigentbllmS = @orie ulS WeiIt6ieten.
Ser mohte. Ser 9l6brr6 ser @ebdlt-
De, tpclder Olrd sic &crbrciteruno
Der Sigbtltrobe notbmcnOig genu6t
miro, mlB in 60 Sogcu bec1oct lem.
&enobtrung0cS 81 utDDau8 8
Nnncr.
Ger Superintendent ser 0fientli-
den 8ebGlloe, SoneS, lGBt jest Den
GotbbaltS 3 Miner, OaS cbcmoliae
S6uIGcbduOe Der 3ionsfirbe, reno
piren. Die NGumIidfcitcu be5 9of.
teriologen Or. MopoI StofeS baben
iid) idon ieit lGn0crcr Belt ais SIT
flcin erluieicn, unO miro ocriclbc bie
jeBt bon ser Eopogropbiihen &ermel.
lungs = Gommiliion cingcnonmuencn
NdltmlIi6feitcn bc5icbcn. 9luf Dem
NorofIiigcl ocS @cbGuoc5 miro eil
9lnbou &olm iiir sic %crmciiung3.
Gonrmiiiion ihoifcn. NilBcr0em mer-
Den cine 0ompibciSm0 mno ioni.
tire Solicitor ollgcicgt, uno boS
gauge @c6Guoc 10 rcnouirt mCr0cn,
BOB c3 ollen mpNcrncn Nnforocun-
gcll entipriu)t.
j ii sic Numc&tomn Nu1.
ltellung.
Sn Gmpion0S5immcr bca MoDors
bat Gcitcrn OaS Grctrtip.Gomite fir
Die &omeStoluner guaitcllng cine
Sibun0 gcboltcn in mcldcr Mopor
Ginlnnla rinen Nrici oe9 9ireftos
RUINS Oieicr NllSitcIuiig porlGgtc, IN
mel6en1 0nllelbe ouirngt, Oh H0lti-
more ci1en Gag 6elc9t 5u bnbcl
piinid)c, meIher ais Baltimore
Gag" 6etonnt icin ioQ. IS muroe
beihloiien, p~orlouiig ocu y. Septenl-
Der 5lt belegclL 0od crit cincn 0eIini-
tioen 9eid)IuB 6oriibcr 81 fnlien,
foQS Sic Sohc Sem qot5cn Gomite
llntcrbreitct lpor6en lei. Nltd miinid)t
0nS Gonitc IitSflnit. Oh idon mlOc.
re StdOte 6%cionNere Gage belcgt ia,
ben. Sr. Sbon1nS &. Sbompion mllr.
Sc 5ltnl Superinteuoentcn bei'm 9ol,
0CS baltimore e6GltocS ernonnt, II.
miro 6nIiclbe inter Die Sbbut be3
@oipitoIitdtS-Gomit gcIteQt lpcr-
ocrL ncldcS Damn ol3 SorlS.G olnite
fllngircn ioa. Sic Somlnlltngen bu-
ben 6crcits cine Smrme bon $4,000
er0ebcn, 10 bob nm nod $4,000 ouf.
5ubrin9cn Yin6, meld)c jllr GrDoltung
Oc5 @cb6rocS ul0 Sen transport
ouSiuGrtiner Snltilcutc rod) @oltis
more bcnltbt merOcn ioIlcn.
Sibun0 Scr Ib5ugSfono[
Gommiiion
Gte N65ltgSfonol Gommiiiion BE-
ipro6 III ibrcr gcItrnDen Sibunlg Sen
bonn Irditeften Sp, Sroru1s ongeiers
tigten 8lon ser Eltmpitotiort. Srn.
Nemicn mar Der elegonte Ban nit
ollS Scrro Gotta uno Woueriteinen
Ocbilbetcn Socoben, Ser $35O,000 TO
item ioa, 81 tbeuer, unO miro ser
Gbef, Sngenieur SenOrid Soften = gr.
l6Idge zines aus Concrete bcItehcns
Den SoueS mo6cr. SaS @egered)t
iiir bic Nlblono- 9lucnue muroe bon
Srn, Nu9. @cbcr, OoS fir sic Ercs-
burn. un6 8uln9fiitroBc ourd) sic
v@olbroof Improvement 60" ser
Observation-Disclosures iibcrgeben.
Snipeftor bartholomew aeQp reihtc
Ieine &eiignotion eiL mcl6e ol,ge-
lloltlmen mltroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-07


Sm Grade il Mu6'. - Som
Srouerboiiic, Nr, 100, Sits2cloup.
itroBe, aus fnn0 Qcltern Nohmittog
Die @eerOigung beS ant ,. WGr5 I'M
Sitter BON 10 Sobrcn ucrItorbencll
Srn. SoGn g.. Werner inter GROCER
8ctbciliglmg BON 2eiotrogenoen nui
Dem yGenoar-Sia SricGbofc" ltott.
Goitor Grnit bon Sobmoun bon Der
enong, sllttb. SolemSr&irGe umtirtc
i'm Srnltcrbolllc mo am @robc.
3oblreidc @lunlen mllroen ON @ro-
be heS 9o6inqeihieoctcu nieOcrgc.
Icgt. NlS 9obrtil6trGgcr iun0irtcn
Die $50. Sburles No5orinltS, @nl.
Sdmor5enberA @olter 8laB, &ouiS
@repe, 6reO. Golfer mno @m. &ern.
Ger G%eritor6cuc muroe ant 26. glpril
1887 in Gombnd, &rciS 0ieoelfopt
Selien.G ormltoOt, ge6orcn uno fam
Dor ctiua 30 Sobrcn nod Amerifa.
Gr mar 5lpeimol pcrbeirotbet. Seine
erite Satin Itorb in SelttidJlon6. SNt
5rueiter Che luor CT nit Der ieBigen
@ittiue, Irol Souiie, uerDittpete b..
Sdmnr5enberh perbcirotbct. Ntcben
Sebtcrcr bintcrldBt cr iiinf ainoer
aus crIter Che, ndmlid einc Sodtcr
Gliiobetb in Gelti6lnnO uno bier
So6tcr in Baltimore, Die 6rolten s.
@eis, 6reo. Boiler, WilG. &crn uno
Sri. WfoQie Werner.
Gin neuer Sinon5pIon.-
Gin bon Den $50. Sreb. $. @ottlieb,
Sobn Nouerni6ntiot, Sol. $. Strou8
utb IleronOer 6. StrouS unter5eid.
netcS Girfular lit al Die Snbober Der
Ginfommen q. Obligotionen ser @ott.
licb = 0olerni6mi0t . StraussNrol.
Gompo9nie gelonot moroen, in mel.
6em Der GorIflog gemod)t miro,
bob oie Snbuber bon je $1,000 iener
S%bligotionen $3.50 5u Dem 9opitol
Der uMtortgoge Snpeltment Co." fit
ocren @riinoung Die 0roi . Gompag.
ME III Scr lebtcn &egisloturiibung
Den Charter erbielt, beilteltert. Went
oae O%bligotionen . Snbober ibrelt
Sbeil beitrogen miro Die Gompognie
ooS cripiini6tc Gopitol bon $4S7,50O
%erlongen, nm Dos @eI6dft alls5l.
bolten. Gin aus ~ Gerionen bette.
benoeS 0irettorium ioa Die neue
Gompngnie biloell.
0cs ongebli6en g d mug.
geInS be duloigt t. - als &c.
tern GbcnO gcgen Z llbr Der Teltoll.
roteur Charles Seiic bon Scr. 1914,
@eit . YrattitraBe, DerlieB, lpulroe er
ON Fier bon Dem 3oabolls . Snipef.
tor Sobn Clifton obgefoBt un0 utter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING oeS ongebli6en
Shmuggelns BON @ooren bon bent
Norbb. 2lopo : 9ompier ,9reslou"
DEM Yoli5ilten llriprllh iibergeben,
melder ieinen arreitonten in ser iiio.
liden Eoli5eiltotiolt einlieierte. SsSt
ben Saiden oes 8erboiteten muroell
cine 6laihe Curacao, eingemodte
@ltrfen, Salnlen u1O Slide porge.
funoen. a!Seiie miro beute ourd) Hif.
ter Cor an gunoes GommiIiGr Ho.
gers ausgelieIert lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-07

foil fii6rtc. is mlroc bcid)loiicL
Wtitte oicicS WonotS cine yGltd)re
&artp" 81 peronitaIten. Ser 1on1ens
pcrein miro bei'm &inocr. &oitiimboQ
Die 9eiuirtbung ser &lcincn iibcrnc6-
men. Nm SteIle BON Srou @crmanu
Gu 9ruu, peld)c ibrc Heii0uotiou ais
@icr.GrGiiocntin cinrcibtc, lpllroc
Sruu SoltiS Elof erluGblt. 9luf oil
0%cmcincn @llnid) mltr0e beidloIien,
Die &erion1mlu1Gen mieoer nit eincm
&affeefrGn5dcn 81 bcidlicBen.
.MittcI&bud) .@ H."
Ger ,@ittcl9bodr& crein pom 8ol.
tinore" belt ON Mtontog @lben0 IN
&rn. &enrp Shleunca' Nulc ort Sus
nopcrsWturtt icinc bolbnlpuutlide
Situng in wcldcr ErGiioent 9Ilquit
ShornoQcl Den &oriiB un0 Sctret1r
j. 9iegel Oos ErotofoQ iiibrte. Nof
Grleoigung Der Houtinc . @ci6Gftc
lollroe EN- llelteS Wfltglleo allfget1ontz
men.
nM ct9cr. @cionOperein."
Die SGn9cr bcS nWebgcr.8clonls
@crcinS" Gottcn iid acitcrl 5oblreiN
in S%offmonn'S Solc cinaciteQt, uno
mur0cn inter 2citllng ocS Giriger,
ten Yroi. s. &riippcl sic 2ie0er Gin.
gcil6t, mcIhc ser &crcin ollf ser
nGditcn 6citIidteit OcS uGiden-
itomm" lingen miro, 5u scr cine o.
lcgotion beItebcnO ans Sen $50.
Salie, 2llOort @rcif mo Wop, Sen
Scrcin gcitern Nbeno cinlltb. Gr6ii-
oelt 6. @oocnbcnocr fiibrtc oct &or.
iit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-07

Staot : Grpfurotor 9ritcc bot ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = GommiiIGrei1
Gin Sdreiben 5ugeionbt, IN Incident
err iagt, boB er pcoer bic Wad)tbefug'
nib nod Die 9teigung beliBt, ben Der
Staot ongebotenen 9eiittitel fir Die
Surforb Toob entgegen 81 nebmen,
"a Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : Commit
iGre oucin Die Serantmortlidfeit bas
fir tragen. er noble ben Gommil'o'
rem ober nifts empieblen, nos lie
tblin jplten. Ger Stabt : Brofnra-
tor periprad) ferner, baB er Den Ero.
seB pcgen ser We8ablnng Der 8arf-
Itciler auf Ser yorf- nnb Sarforo-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04
NEW HAVEN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER eO7

professional The trading felt into ex- treme dullness after a time of this ex- perienee, which was somewhat bewild- ering in it's effects on the minds of the room traders, who were left in a con- dition of weariness accurately reflected in the lanquid movement. of the mar ket and the excessive 1rregularity of the fluctuations were regarded as de- vices to facilitate the accomnlishment or the ends sought by giving the mar ket an appearance of great breadth and animation. The aggressive bid ding up one or two stocks was believ- ed to be directed against important outstanding short interests in these stocks, of whose position their oppon- ents seemed to have accurate knowl- cage Reading and American ssnelting were conspicuous in this class and the course of these two stocks dominated the Whole market for a time. The Iat- CT quietness suggested the meeting of large selling orders to realize with large buying orders to cover shorts dur ing the perio1 of activity, resulting in a material reduction of the speculative position on both sides. The publication of the presidents message was made the signal for the closing up of specu- latiye commitments, as the various forecasts of the message had heen made the basis for such dealings in the last few days The actual perusal of the message disclosed little material to prompt the adoption of a, new mar ket position. There was a general agreement amongst financial authori- ties that the improvement in the hank ing position had not proceeded far enough yet to warrant any important extension of credits for use in stock market operations. The recovery in the premium on the currency, which approached 2 per cent. to-day. empha- sized this view. The tone of public ad- dresses published this morning by fin- ancial leaders of recognized informa- tion and accepted authority, especially on the possible extent of over extens- ion of enterprise yet to be rectiied had a chilling effect on some of the l purely speculative enthusiasm which had been stirred up in the stock ex- change neighborhood in the last few days. Last prices of stocks, after the numerous fluctuations, were about the lowest of the day
 l Bonds were irregular Total sales par value, $3, S6O,oOO.
 U s. bonds were unchanged on call
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prinec Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office, 52 Broadway and 15 Center street. New Haven, Conn.
 1'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04
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 l5 Center street. New Haven.
 New York, Dec. 8.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

The stock market after showing strength grew stale and then heavy in the last hour on heavy profit taking from financial interests that bought stocks near their recent low points.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn. blower & Weeks, members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes. New Haven office, 27 Center street.
 Boston. Dec 8.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04
PRICES PUT UP.

slent Obviously Manipulative and
 Professional.
 York, Dec. 3.-Priees were put h a remarkable series of fluctua- To-day at the stock exchange, t any perceptible explanation
 changes in the currency of the sr events. The movement in fact Ether obviously manipulative and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

On the whole the presidents mes sage had no depressing effect, In fact Wall street in general seemed to like it. In banking circles the opinion was expressed that it was a conservative document, and indicated quiet4r at titude toward corporations although nobody could point to any clauses which could be regarded as a distinct backdown on the part of the presi- dent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04
The Union Trusl Go
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN
 Chartered by the State of Connecticut with authority to act as E1ecutor, Ad- ministrntor, Guardian, Receiver. or Trustee, under will or deed.
 Is legal depository or money paid in- to Court, and Public Trust Funds, acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corpora tionx and Individuals. and administers trusts of all kinds. Empowered to ace as registrar of Stocks, Bonds or other evidences of indebtedness, rl1aaage sink ing funds, and do ell business such as is usually done by Trust Companies
 It also does general banking busi- ness, collecting checks, notes. coupons, nnd receives deposits. The principal of each trust Is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the gem This Company Is by law regularly examined by the Bank Examiner of the State of Connecticut
 HENRY l.. H0TCHKTSS, President.
 .. EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

high money was &; low, 4; clos. mostly all, ' per cent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

the latter part of the session there
 three distinct movements. There ! the opening reaction, then rap- sash up to quotations higher than reached on Monday and then a decline accompanied by heavy Ding of long stocks to take profits. Ipig rally after the opening was at |ted to the meeting of buying or which had been put in over night commission houses to be executed market receded. Prices rebound meeting these orders and started CT scare of the bears.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

The action of the market showed that the message to congress had been pretty well discounted before its pre- sentation. Forecasts of what the mes sage contained had been very general iy spread about, Wall street, and ob- viated any necessity of reading it's SO,- GOO words
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04
LocAL sTocK ouorAr1oNs.

Corrected daily by Kimberly. Root ,S Co.,, Investment Brokers 1Ss Orange stroet
 Par Rld. Asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

lireotors of the Granby Consolidat
 Mining, Smelling and Power com ly, Ltd, met yesterday and decided
 postpone their action on the regu- quarterly dividend. The company been paying per cent. quarterly, h an optional 1 per cent. extra.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04
December investments

The following high grade Bonds and Stocks (some legal and tax exempt) are offered on a basis
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

saIn view of conditions in the copper
 etal markets Wall street is taking a leat interest in the forthcoming divi- End meetings of the Anaconda Copper IAmpany an dthe Amalgamated Copper |'mpany. The directors of the former mpany will meet some time this lpnth, and it is expected that there {slI be reduction from the rate of 25 paid in the last quarter. Amal-
 mated Copper directors will meet in 7 huary and a reduction in the quar- # ly rate of $1 6 share is thought not
 likely.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

be advance in the currency prem
 to 1 S-4 and 2 per cent. was finally eved to reflect purchases by West banks in anticipation of a probable
 from the comptroller requiring a ement of their condition some time week
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

TO YIELD 5t% TO 52a%. Conn. Ky. & Ltg. Co. 4ts's. New Haven St. Ky. Co. 1st 5's of 1913. McFlden St. Ky. Co. 5's of 1924. Norwich St. Ky. Go. 5's of 1923. New London St. Ky. Co. 5's of 1923. New Milford Power Go. 1st Mtge. 5,s. Danbury < Bethel 1st Mtge. 5's. Conn. Light & Power Co. 1st Mtge. 5s
 of 1880.
 Providence Securities 4gc debs of 1857.
 guaranteed principal and interest by
 the N. Y, N. II. & II. Intl Silver Co. 1st Mtge. 6's. X. Y., N. H. ( Ii. New) convertible
 6qo debentures of 194S. New Haven Gas Light Co, s9o stock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

q The currency premium rose to per Rent. after midday, and was maintain |kd at 8-4 until the close. The market Dad a nervous tone because of the gen. 6sral inability to explain this. It had
 3been predicted last week that the pre- Shium would be abolished before the
 Ind of this week. The opinion is ex- Pressed now that the greater demand spr cash may be due to expectation of call by the comptroller of the cur sncy in the near future.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

There was an attempt by the bears to get up war scare" because of the fact that Ambassador Aoki has been summoned back to Japan, but this attempt was not successful The financial district, as a rule, saw little to base war talk on.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-31
PROFESSOR ASTUTO.
.Bur'd IA dsCIsIdm dc los lu0Gos
Do una mlnGTa hlsllnts original,

Mr.. Oleinikov, professor de bacteriolo-
gfs en- la UnivsVBidRd de esta capital, y
iefs de una SoCiedad compuesta de adhe-
rentes 4 las doctEinas ararquistAs que
prevalacen en- Russia, acababa de OR Bu
condensation 8 amos de trabajoB foEzsdog
por diverBoa asesinatoH de que entaba acu-
aado, cuando burl6 Ia decision de los jue-
ceB de una maneER bsatsnts original.
Tan luego como fu6 publicads Ia sen.
tenCia, 81 condensdo obtuvo la autoriza-
ci6D de retiFarse an gabinste toilette sn
81 que sus amigos le hab1an prepaEado an
dilfraz, compueAto de vestido, una psIuca
una barba poEtiza.
AlgunoS Eegundos deBpu6s de "a entrada
ALI. suB gusTdias, que h2bfan quedado eE
Ii pusrta, vieEon Balir del gRbineta Z an
juez que les dirigi6 Is palabra y Iuego
depcendi6 por Ia eBcalsra desapsFeci6.
AL cabo de algunos inStantss, no Yiendo
venir al pTisionsrO, les guRFdiaS Compren.
diaron que habfan sido burlsdos.
Pero va era tsrde, puss todas aus pes
quizas Las de Ia policfa de San Peters.
buYgo NO hsn heCho aiin el deacubrimientO
del listn professor.
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AETILOIDEs-El motor mas seguro
90 todoA loS o8paoiioos haEts shora oonooido
para l9 ours permanente de todas las enfor-
meoadaE dc la ureta, va sean Sstas or6nioag 8
agudaa' Oontiene 81 flujo cura pog COM
pletol en- menoa tismpos qU0 ninglin otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorFear. pgneyr9 Etornau
CiHtitiD, sot, Mejor que Las inyeccioner rauv
superior q sandalo , oopaiba. Empioxs &
nu!tir ~ efOcto les tres 8 euRtro horas de
haberHG tornado.
Los METILOIDEs"-ao son fasilsg de tonaP
, sstan pFoparados de mRnsFa que NO ravu0l-
van y sHsomago al produc9n maloB ofsotOs,
De VsntR On todag las BoticRE. PidSnTs
M10HtraH gratis saB 6niooH fabricantsu-
BFadarisk 6saaEnB A 0a. Datrnit kEishi,
gar, ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-31
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital aulOrlzadO S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rsalI,
lado $3l5,532.98, U. S. C.
OperaoiOaes gue reogisQ:

PTSsiamos: Con garantias personaIes, con
Colaterales, y con hipotecas corto y largo
plazo sobre fncas Tdsticas.
Desouent0s: De giros, pagares, y Obltga
clones comerclales q corto plazo.
GIFOs: Sobre Espafia, New York, Paris,
LOndres y Hamburgo.
6IrOs pot Cable: 5Obre New York y Ma
drid.
Cusnlas COrrIenias: Con interes de 2 poo
annual disponibIes q la vista por cheques.
ImpOsoIOneS plazO flo: Con interes de 2
ep. 8 annual seg0n tempo.
Sra0Ol6n do ahOTr0s: ImpOsiciOnes sobre liz
b etas desde rs cts, d 81 900 con intereses
al6 p 8 annual.
Cobranzas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mInima de cObro. Sin cOmision para
los corrientistas.
Dep6sItOs De elective y valores.
Gamble de- mORsdas: De todos los psfses.
Vsnta dc O6dulas hpOtsOarlas: La mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico, interes p 8 pa
gadero por cupOnes aemestrales.
Venia da fnOas: Dando facilidades para ell
pRgO, en- las jurisdiCciOnes de Adiuntas,
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, Arecibo, Barcelo-
meta, Bsrros, Cayey, Ciales, CoTozal Qua
'yama, Hatillo, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manat1,
Maricao, Naranjito, Pstillas, Rio Grande,
Utuado Yabucoa Y Yauc0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-31
Los quo IlaIan.

En- 81 vapoF "Caracas" de la Red "D''
Line, hubO aver eI siguients movimisnta
de pasaieros.
De- San Juan para Nueva York:
Mrs. Herman T. Bacon, Manuel Lopez,
F. M. Pennock, 8. d. GEomers Luis B
Cintr6n, Ed. A. Tore, Rsfael Larroca,
w. III. Hawkins, A. v. Martfoez, Jo. &
BeBtard, Juan Castro y Francisco Galan,
sisters ZuEueta y Mahoney, doctor Jose
Gomez Brios0, Pvt. Harry Jones , HR'
Eold G. Clark
De Venezusla para San Juan, eupoBou
A. Harps, p. Bslga, 8. Ramirez, f. Ga.
llardo y nino, j. NJ. Martinez = Dino, F.
Muriati, L. L. Mayoqui, j. L. Sanchez,
s. salome y M. MonBa , niho.
En- tr6nsito. EspoHoB j. Abraham,
2, p. Q Gomez, NJ. EsIaibe , 3. A,
BurEill.