davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-25
More HOusicr Kitchen Cabinets Just
received. Eutrcllc Furniture Co.
STACY DID 1T

When with business you're Disguised,
And YOU fear il viii 500 he busted,
And @ don't know where you're at
or what to do,
just become more cntcrDrising and
begin by advertising.
STACY DID m. and he'll do thc same
for You.
III YOU WOULD BECOME \
ROOSTER,
You must CROW lust like IL rooster.
name around.
IT, a fact, hc'S never hid it,
People know that STACY DID II.
Hes the painting man. the only ono
in town.
STACY DID rr, STACY DID II!
III rs boet"-Nc must admit il.
And FOR years TO come he's here to
do the work.
Pcopi" know the reputation,
Have tie highest estimation.
OF The painting man who painted
A~lbuoucruuc.
~ YOU love Your wife you'l take her
Down 10 sec our stock of paper.
We H"VC fiffcCn thousand patterns.
aud 30 two of them alike.
St8CY'S men arc not 'slam-bangCTs,'
expert papcrhangCrs:
Fur when stacy does il.
STACY DOES fright. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-25


Millions annually the elaborate ma.
hinery of an entire department of
he city government for the sole pur-
lose of investigating landlords M en-
orcing the strict requirements of tho
-enement house law, is anything but a
model landlord himself, according to
IN unreserved exposure of his prac'
ices which was printed a few dag ago
n his own official organ, the city
Record. The old gentleman is a land
ord to the extent of a rent roll ag-
5regating $S3,25S a year. some time
1870 he appointed a special committee
o investigate himself in his capacity
If landlord and it is the unilatterins
lust been published. II dlscloses "a list
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-25

Leave your order for not CROSS
BUNS az the French Bakery. % T..
Railroad az.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-25

DO sou have trouble gctting the
of gsssis tuu want. Try H.. 4
4. H'rru A 90. GruE-cr-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-25

old Father Knickerbncker. Wha
maintains at an expense OF several
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-25
PRIZE WINNERS IN
BIG CRASH On
WALL STREET
Extremes ouch Elbows in the
Downtown Clubs = Million
aire Singers in New York
Opera European Rush On,

=
New York. March 23.-Out of tn.
ruck of the broken stock market have
come many stories as to the Fortunes
won by the lucky few who succeeded
in calling the turn. As usual these
gucsses include everybody from ho-
tel walters and the obscure little side
street Brooklyn, grocer. who. with
blind fatalism sold the market short
and cleaned uD from $4,000 To $50.
on the final adjustment to the ola
and eXperienced oper9tors whose
nerve and Judgment has been tested
in many a Drevious campaign against
heavy odds. Prominent among fhc
prize winner are listed Judpe WI
liam II. Moore and Daniel q paid of
the Rock Island crowd who knou-irp
brokers saw foresau Tbn crasb 90.
long ago as last Summer ana bouar T.,
go short of the market T-hren9G1ar =.
tcrs of "A million * the accounted 81
MATE of The yvinninos nf o-v,arro
Watcrhurv who for mamie IA hron
sailing tb. n,arl,ot o. ,,th,,.in1ti m,
ae agat 10 nfs,od AK. ,nt 49,
m,,cb nc NJ, VVatorb,,r, T.. n.r. Ill,
snondino thaea t,,jnn Az. - pa+taa
Pnarb III osth,at '@n 80 :
ITrar, ~ nrt.at "a, Go. ,aIla
a,.,ntod tbat nna i,"' D y
tai JocIina' e,,,.s M t io' W 90.
st,fDno5 i ~ P'rgi PtolIs
SlilPped from the mighty. although
ne 'arn ~, naruaSI are believed to be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed yester- day in the office of the probate court in the following transactions of 5000 and upwards:
 Steel City Realty company to W. B. Veal, lots 1 to Is in block 51, and lots to IS in block 30, in Steel City Realty com pany's survey of first addition to Ems ley; consideration 5000.
 Thomas c. Mcdonald to Steiner Bros, lots Il, and F, Tn block 107, subdivision F, same forming rectangle fronting fifty feet on south side of Morris ave nue, between Twenty first and Twenty second streets, together with all improve ments; consideration, $35, ,0O0.
 Robert N. Bell to M. T. Ormond, lot on Eleventh avenue, north, between Twen- ty-second and Twentythird streets; con sderation 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE. EBORN OFFERS REALTY SPECIALS.

S1s50-Neat Groom house and lot; 24th street, S1100 cash; $750 two years with out interest; will make II to 20 per cent from the start; all street Improvements down. It is in easy walk of the center. s5eOO-Rents $7OO; 1Oox19o; six houses; Ave nue E; Belt line. 100x200-9-room, modern, home with out building; fronts car line; South High lands.
 $1250-1o acres fronts pike: three miles of Birmingham; unimproved $1O Oo0o-Pays IA per cent; brick improve ments.
 $S500-25 acres; improved; near edge of Ensley and Pratt City s5250-A snap; 50x200: S-room. modern, home, near 11th avenue: a great bargain; been offered and refused s50oO; you are at the bottom at $525O and you miss it if you wait. s9oOO--A choice, improved, SO-acre farm; near Irondale. s2250-A choice truck farm close to the city.
 s35oo-Rents sS6o; 1oox14O fronts car line; two cottages; choice location. $500 cash--Lovely lot 7ox1eO; 1s block of car line; 5c fare. s6000-A lovely beautifully located, new, modern, Broom corner home, South Highlands; owner refused $5S00 for this. s225o-Pays 10 per cent; two houses; 18th street.
 $5500-A lovely, new brick veneer, West Norwood residence. $5O00-Rental $540; new, modern home; near 11th avenue, South Highlands. s1500-Prettiest lot in Glen Iris neighbor- hood; near 18th avenue; $500 cash, bal ance 1 and years. s150O-Will pay 12 per cent; near business street; lot and two houses $500 cash and $25 month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
CITIZENS OF CLIO
 WANT BRANCH COURT
THE WORK ON PLANS FOR BUILD ING OF ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH IS PROGRESSING WELL AT EUFAULA.

Eufaula. April 10-(Special.) )-Citizens of Clio, in the extreme western part of the county, will soon indite, petition to the officials praying for branch term of the circuit court to be held in that vil- lage. At recent mass meeting of the citizens of the town resolutions to that effect were indorsed and a cash subscrip- tion of nearly s1Oo was secured towards the erection of building for the purpose. It is claimed that 1t would not only ex- pedite the business, but would reduce ex- penses and would be great saving of time and annoyance to the farmers of that section, many of whom are forced to go to Clayton by private conveyance and remain away from home all the week.
 The matter of the proposed new St.. James Episcopal church is fast assuming realty The Rev. B. E. Brown has suc- ceeded in raising all but about S15 of the cash subscription of 5000, and it is highly probable that the work of securing plans will begin at once. Several thousand, pledged upon conditions to be paid as soon as dirt is broken, it is hoped will be sufficient to put the new structure under fair headway.
 Opera chairs have been ordered for the new Broad street theatre, and an artist has been engaged to paint the scenery. who will reach the city to begin the work about the 10th inst. The building is now being finished on the interior pre- paratory to accommodate the Brenau Chautauqua, which will open on the 23d of May.
 The fruit crop and young vegetation seems to have suffered no material in- jury from the recent cold snaps, and the hail which fell here during Sunday after noon. Farmers seem to think the worst is over, and are proceeding with the work of planting cotton as heretofore.
 Sim Jones, well known respected ne- gro farmer, who resided ten miles north of the city, dropped dead at his home yesterday. Heart failure is assigned as the cause.
 Miss Pelzer of Montgomery. who is de- lighting the city's social side as the guest of Miss Catherine Jelks, was the guest of honor at brilliant reception rendered at the ex-governor's home Monday night. and again at the home of Miss Marie Cherry last night.
 James Hunt has become the purchaser of Lawrence Wfld's interest in the Bar bour Cotton mills here. and is now the secretary and treasurer of the institu- tion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
CITY ELECTION IS
 A QUIET AFFAIR Five Candidates Are Not Quali-
 fled Voters s. C. OLIVER Is MAYOR Old Coins and Beads Are Unearthed On Plantation Near TaIadega. Some Spanish Coins In
 the Lot.
s. C. OLIVER Is MAYOR

1 Talladega, April 10.-(SpeciaL)-Th city election yesterday was quiet in the fullest sense of the word. Only s7 votes were election that five of the candidates for aI- dermen who were elected were not quail fled voters, four of them having failed to register, and the fifth one registering, but | having misplaced his certificate. The l ticket elected was as follows: For Mayor, s. c. Oliver; aldermen, M. c. McCargo, J. B. White, V. l.. Adams, Dr. B. B. Sfmms, w. F. Dickinson E. T. Castle berry, J. T. Freeman, T. D. Boynton. The examination for carriers for city mail delivery, three being wanted, was held two weeks since There were twen- ty applicants. Only one person out of this large number successfully passed the examination, his name being John c. Mason. Another examination has been ordered for May 1 in order to secure the requisite number of carriers. Those who failed in the first examination are priv ileged to try It again. All applicants must be between the ages of IS and 45 years, at least five feet four inches in height, weighing not less than 125 pounds and free from any physical defect. Sxty-three Confederate veterans have applied to the John T. Morgan Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, of this city, for crosses of honor to be be- slowed April 26. It is well for these griz- zled heroes to prize the bronze cross as a memorial more valuable than one made of diamonds.
 On the Garrett plantation ten miles from the city, Robert Simmons, while blowing, unearthed a cup and bottle con- taining a number of old coins, and sev- cral hundred beads. There were four Spanish coins dated 1797, 1799 1877, 1921; also three silver dimes. United States coins, 1921 and 1S25 two half dollars of the years 1919 and 1923. Nothing is known of the former occupants of the ground, but manifestly the coins were buried after 1925, the latest date of the silver coins.
 Three more houses will be dismantled and removed from Coosa street in order to make room for additional side tracks for the Atlanta, Birmingham and At ldnuc rallrOad. They are the SchWine, Thornton and Ogletree residences. This road has laid it's tracks across East street, below Coosa, without changing the present grade of the street, and is daily using the tracks for the purpose of haul ing material for its new concrete freight depot at the corner of Coosa and East street.
 The newly elected officers of Talladega Lodge No. sos, B. P. O. E., are: B. II. Burr, exalted ruler; M. H. Sims, esteemed leading knight; J. E. Stone. esteemed loyal knight; W. l.. Parker, esteemed featuring knight; J. L. McLane, secretary; w. H. Boynton, treasurer; A. R. Shrouse, tyler; s. c. Oliver esquire; J. H. Hen derson, representative to grand lodge. Morris Allen of Anniston was elected official stenographer ofTalladega county by the commissioners court under an act passed by the present legislature pro- viding this office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
JOSEPH BuRFooT RESIGNS.
Is Succeeded By F. R. Peterson as Sec.
 retary of School Board.

Mobile, April 10.-(Special. At the reg ular monthly meeting of the board of school commissioners today, Joseph Bur foot for the past eighteen years the ef- ficient secretary of the board, rendered his resignation, and F. R. Peterson, prin- cipal of the Mobile Military institute, was elected to the vacancy. MT. Burfoot goes into the mercantile business. The board ratified the action of the executive com- mittee in the award of the contract for the addition to Leinkauf school
 At a special meeting of the board of county commissioners held today the scholarship in the Medical College of Alabama was voted to E. G. Rutherford.
 Report of the drowning of James Smith, a fisherman, in Mobile bay off the fishing smack Virginia Lyons, on April ?, has just been received at the office of the Mo- bile Fish and Oyster company, owners of the boat. All efforts to recover the body proved unavailing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
ONE GENT A WORD

HATEs-0ne cent word day, no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for nrst insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
LOST STARVED OR STOLEN.
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY loaned salaried people and others without security; cheapest rates. easiest payments; offices in sixty-three princi- pal cities: save yourself money by get ting our terms first. D. H. Holman. room
 lA Watts bldg, o,.6 Third ave. Silly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
EBORN,
504-7 Brown-Marx
Good Investment Properties

Good Investment Properties We especially make these offerings: 76x160 feet. with three 4-room houses, East Lake, near car line; price, $z250. Pays in rentals IS per cent, and pros- pect of increased value. 50x150 at Pratt City; two houses, pays IA
 per cent now on price, and terms easy.
 Growing in value every day.
 Lot 60x1so, Norwood; 60 feet from car
 line. If you will pay $21oO cash for this, we will finance house for you at per cent interest, and all the time reasona- ble.
 We want a home for a customer ready built, to cost not over $4000, in the vicin- ity of Norwood; on easy terms. We buy and sell just as you want. WIGGS-EVANS AGENCY
 Room 206 First National Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
WANTED.

W--NTED-A gentle Mexican burro, with or without cart and harness. 2312 Fifth avenue 4-9-tf WANTED-Customers for showcases, iron safes and Carrara paint. Alabama Gro cery company. l-l-u
 WANTED-Tract long leaf yellow pine timber; 100000 to S,0OO,O00 feet; prefer as much as 5OO0.OOO feet close together and adjacent to Louisville and Nashville railroad; give full description. P. 0. Box 5S1 Montgomery, Ala 4-ll-tI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11

Ringleader Flour makes light, feathery, nutricious bis cults.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11

The Thaw-Whit Tragedy the Theatorium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
WE GENT A WORD

-aES--One cent . word day, no ad. taken for less fhan 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
SITUATIONS WANTED.

EXPERIENCED lady bookkeeper and stenographer desires work with reliable firm. Address T. S., care Age-Herald.
 4-10-2t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-18
ESCENAS iNTIMAs
cabaets anaebaao con rques pero nal ste; d eto qae
psfinno lamar b HyANClERA. aPslssLsr ~
tsl 1sssas con psfasiaa Cuadr. mslsna, paisais b
mayor parte. Pantas srtifeass lus .ketriea.

Il
soles de carey; acorazada por un cor
set pr6ximo q estallar. Traje de ca
sa q la Ultima moda muy exagerada;
pendientes de czsfiro cabocAdn, rodea-
dos de grandes brillantes; pulseras y
sortijas con magnifcas pedrerfas.-
LOLA, de veinte dos afios, delga-
da, nerviosa, bonita 6 fea, seg1n la
luz y la postura. Traje muy serio
de patio oscuro; al cuello cadena de
orc con muchas medallas y amuletos.
Josefna.-(Suspende el dele
treo de La Hustraci6n france
say. Mira, aquf hay un bonito
traje de fantasia, de crisante-
mo; es de una revista que han
estrenado en- Paris. -.
s.-(Sin dejar de leer La
Imitacion de Cristo" en- frances).
va 10 he visto. Un traje de bal
larina!. -.
Josefna.-Claro que para un
bale de sociedad habria que
alargar la falda, y ell escote no
podia ser tan exagerado, aun-
que no fuera tan graCiOsO. -.
Pero es muy bonito; itodo es
CASA cortada!
Lola.-lPiensas hacerte uno
igual2
Josefna.-iQue disparate! A
tu edad ST me hubiera atrevi-
do. Yo estoy por los trajes de
fantasia. Los trajes de histo-
ria son muy caros, y ST no Sc
llevan con todos los detalles.
Lola.-A mi me parecen ri
diculos todos los disfraces .
Josehra.-iNo digas!. E. Los
hay lindisimos.
Lola.-Ridiculos todos. Sell
ka, Margarita.
Josefna.-Los de opera no
me GUSTAV, pero los de fanta-
Lola.-Si, como Ell de la Cam
poflorido; de rayo de luna en- Ell
bosque; muchas hojas verdes y
cuatro varas de tul plateado. :.
POr mi no te CanseS en- busCar
traje, porque va te he dicho que
no voy al bale. -.
osefina.-Pero hija! ique di-
ra Pillar? Es un compromise.
Creeran que no queremos gas
tor. o que snO pOdemOs- ---
Y a tn padre no le convene
despues de 10 que Sc habl6 en-
BOlsa -.
Lola.-Oue 10 cream. Por mi
parte tendran razon. Els I'm
cargo de conclenCia gastar un
dineral en- I'm adefesio que no
sirve mas que para una vez.
oseflna.-Pero, hija mia, 81
tOdOs sc hiCleran esa Cuenta
ide que viviria el comercio? Los
que tieneu dinerO estan Obliga-
dos. -.
Lola.-A no quedarse sin e
No parece sino que hay tantC
dinero de sobra. Cuenta las ia.
milias conocidas que sc han
arruinado en- muy POGO item
pO
Josefna. -jPero nosotros2
Lola -tNosotros? 49,. ,Auier
sabel Toda nuestra fortuna estf
en- papet... Y con estas cosas. ).
Papa debia comprar alguna fin
Jose6na.-iBuen estan las
fincas' Por todas parties no SC
ven mas que cuartos desalqui-
lados -. ESQ 81 que es tener l.
fortuna con papeles. -. Peol
que Ell papel.
Lola -Raz6n de mas. Tod
esta muy malo. Luego papa Sc
mete en- unos negoclos. -.
Josetna. - til cue entien-
des. -.
Lola. = Manolo nee 10 ha di
chO.
Josehna.-lQu4 sabe tu her
mano2
Lola. 1 Manoloo Ese hara di-
nero. Entiende los negocios
mejor que papa. -.
Joschna.-No piensa en- otra
cosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-18

un vleJo.. - lQuie dice que tn
padre es So padre7
Lola Ystu su madre, mo es
ESQ? ST. es verdad. Manolo pa
rece un viejo; pero va tendra
tempo de rejuvenecer cuando
sea rico; poroue Manolo sera
muy rico. Me entusiasmo oven
dole. va YES, las 10000 pese-
tas que le di6 papa para que ne
gociara por su cuenta las ha
duplicado en- dos amos; ahora
piensa emplearlas en- una Sc
gunda hipoteca.
| Joseflna.-iAy, hija! mo sc
Ique me da oirte hablar de hi
potecas!.
Lola. .-Hablare de trapos.
ST preferis que os arruinemos.
Josefna.-iM parece que por
TN traje de mascara. -.
Lola Vuelta al traje! 81
tanta CANA tienes de ir al baile,
We til sola.
Josefna.-iQue cosas tienes!
iEstaria bueno! (Silencio pro-
longado. Dan las doce. Lola
Sc levanta).
Lola.-Hasta manana. mama.
Muy buenas noches. (Besando
a su madre en- la frente, sobre
TN postizo rizado; 10 unico cue
esta sin pintar en- la cabeza de
la buena senora).
Josefna.-Hija mia, que des :
Canses.
ESCENA SEGUNDA
| JOSEFINA y ROMAN, cincuenta
y ocho af1os, buena presencia, respira
buena salud y satisfaction; vestido de
frac con atildamiento, pechera blan-
qulsima, con botonadura de perlas
negras rodeadas de brillautes. Trae
un periodico en- la mano.
| Roman.-lY Lolita2 lSe ha
acostado va?
Josefna.-Ahora mismo. Es-
ia noche no ha querido ir a min
guna parte. lVienes del Es-
panol?
Roman.-No. Vengo del Ca
sino. Nos entretuvimOs de So
| bremesa.
Josehna.-Yo crei que no ven-
drias. mo pensabas ir al bale
Idel Circulo de Bellas Artes?
Roman. .-Si, pensaba.. Aqui
tengo el billete. -. Ell de Ma
nOlo. -.
Josehna. .-tPero no va Ma
nolo?
Roman. No. Dice que tiene
mucho que trabajar; que no le
| convene aCoStarse tarde; que le
| haCe dano cenar a. las tantas,
que no le divierten los bales.
Josetlna.-iQue chico! Tam
POGO Lola quiere ir al baile de
| los Gerinola.
I Roman.-iOue chica! les que
teme no presentarse bien? Gas
tad 10 que haga falta, que nc
vaya nadie como ella.
osefna.-Si a mi me hubie-
ran dicho ESQ cuando era mu.
chacha!
Roman--iPues ST 20 hubiera
tenl do m Dadre como vol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-18

En- la libreria del "Boletin" sc han
recibido preciosos artfculos para rega-
10 como albums con m1sica sin ella
elegantes necesseres para senoras tin.
teros de plata cristhofle, ceniceros de
lujo, carteras fnas, estuches para inge-
uieros. esencias hnas. boquillas de
ambar, etc, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-18

Cargamento de Fichipen
recbdo por la Gta Americana h3ua, W ~rrague del sur
"CoMPANIA INOUsTRIaL sAhrURCE",
eI cuaI tiene e' gustO tic ofrccr-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-18
ESCENA SEGUNDA

JOSEFINA y ROMAN, cincuenta
y ocho amos, buena presencia, respira
buena salud y satisfaction; vestido de
frac con atildamiento, pechera blan-
qulsima, con botonadura de perlas
negras rodeadas de brillautes. Trae
un periodico en- la mano.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-16
CHICAGO LETTER.

Chicago. Sept 16.-WHEAT-Ruled
higher but there has been the usual
holiday desire by smaller longs TO
unload whenever the market presented
a favorable spot. There has been fire.
Quent rallies and smaller longs have
pretty well sold out. Foreign markets
are firm Canadian n. w. news is
as sensational as heretofore. The states
northwest have had wet and uns ettled
weather and there has been a good
cash and export mailing demand. The
visible statement shows a decrease for
the week of 1,947.000 against an in
crease Of 1905, GOO corresponding week
last year Gulf offerings were =
higher than Saturday and much the
same gain reported here.
Holders here however very light fol-
lowing the big sales 100000 closed
here late Saturday. Duluth sold loads
No / Nor. at big price, 1874 over
Chicago.
Cash sales including the 10000 done
Saturday were $4,000 seaboard "A
loads
CORN-Market again weak due TO
fine weather over sunday. the poor
local shipping demand and general sell
ing based on speculative sentiment.
The break has had TWO important ef-
fects. Country shippers and farmers
have stopped selling while eastern
buyers have taken hold freely. there
has also been some direct export BUSH
ness from here Cash sales $4,000,
seaboard twenty loads.
OATS-Have been quiet all day and
somewhat lower. shipping demand
poor and prices in sample market OFF
. 70 11s cent.
PROVISIONS been slow but
market is hrmer Western reefs hogs
large but offerings in pit small and
e2sa demand good.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-16
NEW YORK LETTER.

New York. Sept. 18.-Another deter
mined drive was made against the in
dustrial shares Steel common and
preferred. Sine ters and Copper suffered
the largest declines of any of the active
stocks on the list. Although the early
prices were inclined to hrmness. bulls
on the industrials met with such an
avalanche Of selling orders that the
market could not absorb them. Shelters
declined point each.
The leading rails ruled strong de-
spite the weakness in the metal stocks
Pennsylvania and New York Central
were again well supported and at to-
nights close these two issues do not
show any perceptible change from
Saturdays ruling price.
The last prices were relatively lower
for Shelters and Copper and with a
decided weak undertone. Northern Pa
cihc was the leader of the rails. The
stock was widely tipped for the rise
early in the day. The advance of two
points was held up to the closing hour.
Reading was strong throughout the
day; at no time was there any show
OF weakness.
The opinion that the standard rails
will continue to show strength while
the metal and Industrial stocks VIII
incline towards weakness is generally
accepted as sound reasoning by a ma
jority Of influential houses.