The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04

OaPAAoA iCN "a p4AfuoNtetN ~
companies have deferred action on divi-
dends of their stocks.
"
ina business is getuns On = - The
us asain 70 - ~ ~ - ao,nth ~
October The road earned on a par on an
its lines east Of Pittsburg compared WI
last year, ana had u consioerap!e ~
over the earnings OF Septemper'
pennsylvania Is Voteo ny ~ - mast
barometer on traae eoiioa1ions - - ofner
therefore, COMBINED win reNis"t aroctar
lines OF business, tne uepresS ersaua1y
IN eIaue eonui'us " s"S
" .oa, com-
Kepresen,atlVes oi u sas mefhods of
panies YIN meet - ata ane
seltiins uispu'ee
II ia estimated TINT the New Haven
svste,, turns oyer to other roads nearly
son freight cars a lay, OF which tue Penn
syl, ania receives 90. Under the new
ruling of the New Haven company lhe
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The Presidents message came Up TO
all expectations. 1t was fully as conserva-
tive as was expected, and a good many
people bought stocks with that idea.
- ~ o...as
Chairman Gary Vi ~ Hms.attoa,Iv
Steel Corporation ueiueu aasuc.ian
that his company mas maue - .aIe
IN WAKES IRON ~ ~ pc 1855
A.. ,.rga
represei'a.ivo % "lS Ia tha4 thara
southern Hon 20 900 ,ons ~ ,,ir
WE'RE DIODdDl " ON1t OfVOb NO -
IRON IN stoeh ~ u nono 80 wore
VI " a = t,rnaoas IN rastern
melei'auao'e - u,ara nj moro Than
enlissivuiia w ~ e. tba Greater
-o'ov .ons 4sts no nv or.def
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Commercial failures in the United States
for the month of November, according to
statistics COMPLIED by r. G.. Dun & Co.,
were 1850 in number and S17.673,O11 in
anioun. Vi uelaui.eu s,n noa ooa ~ ,,at,iii-
- d uee'ease a,,+g tbe failures in
ties az conipateu w ~ ~ -
oc.opeI' muin'e -
proving
That mart Of the Presidents message
which related To currency reform was the
chief tonic In all the brokers' offices.
Many oninions were given outside of the
banlsine interests as TO what Congress
ought t. do as there is apparently in
Congress itself. Brokers seem to him
that aftpr the beginning OF the wear the
money marker will ease considerably. and
they express the opinion that this will be
a damper on currency reform enthusiasm
The ca q of the sudden appearance of
strength in premiums on currency was
tbe Thought that the COMPTROLLER of Treas
---- -. zz1t fa., 49, 4AvaliffOng
ury may issue a eau lot sne Ia l,,s
OF the nauonai paiiNs ~ d iem u"se' ~
Jesl why .nis sna nase Nc tor onr.
reney is difficult to explain, 1t is the
opinion of banks that the disappearance
of premiums altogether aud The placing
come eraduallv ana without any specific
announcements nrocIainine that 1t is to
tnke nlaca on a certain dav.
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A rumor has it that the Pennsylvania has
taken an option on control Of the Delaware
and Hudson Company. Whether this In
o onpa ene ta, LOU l 80 atatad Jnis III.
onis u oo"i a,I = ~ s.sS.,, h,,,,na
nv 70 eiiSeu iiom . noe
Oh Deia"are ano l1uusoh s.oon ~" ~
uoWl, py peopie VIM are hot apie ~ Wy
Win tnelr own money tue amount VI seoeN
they have bought. VINO their packers are
is a mystery, but II is known tpat the
Pennsy would like to have the control Of
the coal lands. IL this rumor were true
- rror1d ha co,trory N tho existing laws
! ! "ouiu 70 : " 49,
yet the rurnor may De premature.
Time money remains al a prohlpltlVe rate
tian ON tbe market until there is some ease
~ -. a;roo+Ion
III ehaI oiieo''on'
m,o,,
to the investors. This is the case with the
New Jersey Mineral Company.
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w. b. Thomas has been elected president
of tho New Orleans Cotton Exchange. sllc-
oaasn- w d Sn,itb
ceeoins W. i
~ ~.
inquiries maue at several OF the Guy :
theirohas been a large increase in deposits.
Bankers, however. urge caution because of
the situation in New York. and thew saw
- ia not nrobahIe that thev will vet aIioT,
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