The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07

as a committee to confer with b,,
with the object in view to aatnst the
eNlslung differences between the COM
pahy and the trainmen. II is said that
settlement VIII be effected at This
meeting without any further eonees-
sion on the part Of the company.
content 4 Company We're PRINCIPAL
sellers around the room and a. -
same time were the heaviest bpvars
OF Reading which, after opening bt-h-
en- aechned ana then rose Brokers
IN the reading crowd said all inaica-
.iohs pointed 70 renewed pool acoumu-
latlohs OF stocks and that the early
drive in it was made simplv for ~
purpose OF furthering the execnt,o,, -,
buying orders.
Eddy. Brown and Sanderson so,a
1900 Great Northern ore and aao y
Paul. r. II. Bissen bought st PAM
Hall Steiglitz sold 1900 Reading and
bought 1000 Shelters. c. ID. Dewitt
sold 1000 Katy common In all. Honig
man brothers bought 10000 Reading in
all
readings January statement was
/ improved in smaller net loss than
previous months. being $4,000 or 5l2
per cent the result. however. OF the
coal department. In seven months tha
company reports a loss Of sI0sa.o0O
IN surplus 10 stock. which suggests a
round loss of two per cent on The stoclr
Tess than the previous fiscal year
Currie and Boyce bought 5000 Read
I
Flower & Company sold sopthar,, 1 Tsa
ciio Marshall Spader sold Aretronol,-
ern. = '''' "a
/ large part of the selling of the
r ieaulhg issues is said to be for n specp-
5 ia'iVe group with which the Gates in
'eresls and Charles NJ. Schwab are
/ animated. Schwab was quoted as tell
ing ms friends that there is no chance
u an increase in the steel dividend
next Aprii. London traded both ways.
puylhg about 10000 shares on bal
; ahce. Governments were unchanged.
4 railroad and other bonds lower.
{ Nothlng would do more to revive gem
eral speculative interest No stock is
50 widely held as steel common. 1t is
4 owned In huge blocks by Rockefeller.
t rogers, Morgan and allied interests.
4 standard OH continues heavily COM
n mitted to the bull side of the general
list and there is reason to believe thar
Mr. Morgan holds more stocks that he
held before the market broke.
, Miller says: The Hartman methods
t of finance have to be digested first and
a the public is not willing to do any
thing toward It, Stocks should be
sold on any fair rallies.
There is an increasing disposition on
the part of the French people to send
their money out of that country in or
, der to escape the new tax provisions.
: and whatever additional financing is
, done by our corporations will in a large
part be changed abroad for the time
being at least so that the gold our
rent should soon set in this way in
! lively fashion.
Accessory depressives were found in
confidential reports that Thomas f.
Ryan would. after all. become a dis
q turber in the insurance world by in
sisting upon a majority stockholders
prerogative In the Equitable company.
A private telegram limited at an APP
4 plication for a receivership. The in
terstate commerce commission was
followed attentively. though no one
was startled by what was told today.
v 1t has been known in a general way
q that Harriman's financing of the Alton
: road bristled with Innovations which
were at variance with certain ethics Of
finance.
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