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VICTORS PHOTO
TO BE PRINTED
IN SUNDAY TIMES
Correspondent Writes
That He Has Found
Beauty on | Street.

The award of the Judges in the
second weekly beauty contest of
The Sunday Times win be an
nOuneed by 4 o'clock this afternoon.
1t present the three Judges are
passing on the merits of 400 photo
graphs, all OF which were entered
in the contest between last night
at midnight and the preceding Fri
day midnight. While it NAV be
thought by some that the winner of
this weeks contest will not be as
beautiful as was Mss Mae Buck.
ler's photograph, it is certain that
the average beauty Of the photo
graphs submitted for the second
week is above that of those sub.
mitted for the first week.
Consequently, the judges are hav-
ing more trouble making the award
This time.
The prize of SIS will go to the sender
of the winner. The winner viii. of
course, be eligible for the final award
of the verdict Of most beautiful in
Washington and the sender Of It will
be eligible for the prize of 500. which
goes to the sender Of the photograph of
the final winner. Likewise. every pho-
tograph entered in the weekly contests
viii be eligible for the final award. as
the weekly contests are separate and
distinct from the Aaal competition. The
judges of the final contest viii not be
the same as the judges Of the weekly
Continued on Second PagaA
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AMERICAN CONSUL
HALTS FIRING ON
HONDURAN PORT

SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Nicaragua,
March 30.-United States Consul William
Heyden has stopped the bombardment
of Amapala, Honduras. by NicaragJan
gunboats and secured an armistice. ac-
cording to dispatches from that CITY.
When IL became certain that the
NicaTaguan shells would destroy the
city Consul Heyden put off in a small
boat, with a white flag hoisted at the
fore and the United States ensign at
the stern
The Nicaraguan gunbOats instantly
suenced their guns.
He was given an audience on board
the flagship and an armisJice was ar
ranged, giving President Bonilla twenty
four hours in which TO surrender.
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MUNICIPAL
CAMPAIGN CLOSES
IN CHICAGO TODAY
Predict Dunne'S Re-elec-
ton, Registration Be
ing 800, 900.

CHICAGO. March 30.-The municipal
campaign, which practically closed to-
day has been marked by personal bit
terness and libel suits Edward f.
Dunno, Democrat. and Frederick Busse.
Republican, rival candidates for the
mayoralty. together with the fraction
question, which is the important pivot
of the election. have been almost
eclipseG by the acrimonious exchange
of derogatory opinion between the
editors, owners and cartoonists of
William r. Hearst's American and Ex-
aminer and the Tribune
Hearst has sued the Tribune publish
ers for S2.500.000 libel. for printing. with
comments, the speech made by Elihu
Root last fall attacking Hearst.
Busse. who is Chicago's postmaster.
and retains that position while a can
didate for mayor on a platform favor
ing the issuance Of street car franchises
has sued Hearst for S15O.O00. The Tri-
bune. Busse's mouthpiece. says the Dasis
of his claim is that the cartoons picture
him "as a distorted, pig-like creature.
opening the doors Of the city to the
supposed depredations of Wall Street
capitalists.
The total registration is 3g2. 900. AT
three previous referendum elections the
municipal ownership advocates poIled
overwhelming majorities. II is pre-
dicted by Dunne's following that his re-
election viii result.
On the other hand the united press
with the exception of the Hearst papers.
favor Busse.
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Mrs Ida Won ClausSen Comes Home to
Personally Complain to President
Roosevelt
Minister GraDeS' Alleged Snub
To An American Woman

Mrs. Won Claussen the favor Of the King
Her that Minister Mrs. present
refused.
said sighting Mrs Won
Ciaussen
Mr. Graves talked cOOy a baron Won Claus.
Mrs Won Claussen wealthy, handsome, and divorced.
She has protested in vain to the Department State.
She viii President.
arrange presentation
She is
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allowed presence of
King angry reached
Washington matter up
wit President Of United States
NJ divorced
she has spent time recently
travelling with her little daughter.
Causens chief against Graves
United Sweden particularly against
says applied to Ne and Mrs Graves
presentation Oscar the Graves family
refused o present her.
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PRESIDENT SUFFERS
FROM INDIGESTION

Rumors circulated today that the Pres
tdent is i'll. are denied at the White
House Ii is admitted that he was
slightly indisposed yesterday, owing to
an attack of Indigestion. but he has
been attending 70 his duties as usual
Today he received a number of callers
and made another trip TO his dentist
For several DAYS past he has not in
duiged in any tennis or horseback rid
Ing.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Sunday in The Ohio valley lower lake
region, and middle Atlantic States. but
in the south Atlantic and east Gulf
states showers are probable tonight or
Sunday.
There Will be a considerable fall In
temperature in the Atlantic States and
moderate temperatures viii prevail gem
erally on Sunday.
Steamers departing today for European
ports viii have fresh west 10 northwest
winds with partly cloudy weather to the
Grand Banks.
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Hrs. CIausen's Story.

by daughter and I were staying al
Wiesbaden, when his majesty was t5ere
His birthday was being celebrated and
1 sent my daughter to him with q
bouquet or roses and best wishes ua
was very pleased and asked that tba
mother Of the child be presented to hin,
He sent word TO me through Adtoira
Palender, and received me most era
ciously. He was much interested in me
and my little girl, end asked me vba+
Il was of all things that I most desired
replied; The pleasure Of again meet
ing your majesty
He was such a benign old man f,-
he is now seventy-eight years Of aoa
and l considered mis- words a ereo5ar
Compliment than they would have 49,
had they come from some one yo1,neo,-
He was much touched by my ansvye- sy,J
told me that If I ever came TO SvralSa,,
must al once come TO see him He
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sI.as 10 Baltimore and Return

Via Pennsylvania railroad. ever. Satur-
day and Sunday. All regular trains ex-
cept the Congressional Limited" Tic
adv,
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Act of Providence He
Could Not Pre-
vent.
Statement of Tragedy
AS Related TO
AlieniSt.
Says Providence
Removed White

I had no thought of taking
Stanford Whites life, but when
came upon him in the roof gar
den theater that night, Provi-
dence took the matter out of my
hands and removed him.-Harry
h. Thaw.
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TEMPERATURE.
sun TABLE


HARPERS FERRY. W. Va, 0Iaseh 30.
Both rivers clear.
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Angered by the slight, Mrs. Won Claus
sen boarded q steamer and sailed 10
New York from which place she ad-
dressed note to the Department OF
state demanding that the minister 20
Sweden present her 10 King Oscar. az
she wished To this she received a re-
ply from Assistant Secretary OF State
Bacon couched in terms that leave no
doubt Of the fact that the State De-
psrtment will not interfere IN this So
ciaI muddIe.
Mrs. Won CIaussen IS Indignant for
many reasons Among them are ac-
cording TO her story. as learned AT the
Department Of State and eIsewhe-A. tba
following;
Had Won the Kings Favor.
She had already won the favor Of his
majesty by sending him a bunch of
flowers By her little five-year-old daugh-
Ter at Wiesbaden, and Oscar had ex-
pressed desire that she come 10 see
hlm' allowing her to add his name 10
her daughters, making it Nathalie
Oscar.
Mrs. Graves read a letter written bv
or to. Mrs. Won CIaussen, in the pres-
ence OF the whole diplomatic corps in
Stockholm and referred to il in a slight
ing manner
Mrs Won CIaussen went with bar
nance, baron named Lindberg, 10 see
Air. Graves and 10 protest against the
refusal To- present her TO the King
Whereupon Mr.. Graves acted in a cool
not to say peevish. manner to tba bsror,
The friends Of the wealthy and charm
Ing divorce claim the rebuff couI5 nor
have been based on the fact that sbe
had divorced her husband. as she had
letter OF recommendation from the
Rev Dr. Ernest NJ. Stires. rector .of. St
Thomas Church, New York. Her fria,7ds
profess utter ignorance Of anv valid
reason for the slight.
Mrs. Won Claussen's story as she +o1a
1t 10 one of her Washington friends
who was in New York a day or two ago
is as follows.
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10000 Easter Lilies and Blooming Plants

Tetailed at Wholesale Prices at Kramer's
The Florist, GIG + st. nw.-AdY,
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violets. let 81 per hundred. Kramer's, sis F st,
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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Oct 24.-Trading on the Stock
Exchange today opened with a cheerful
tone on the more encouraging news re-
garding the financial situation in New
York, and the prices of Americans started
at l point above parity. Buying orders
from New York and the covering of local
bears steadily drove quotations upward,
and by noon Union Pacific and Canadian
Pacific We're three points over the New
York equivalent, while Southern Pacific
and United States Steel received consider
able attention at over l point advance.
The announcement that there would be
no change in the Bank of England's rate
of discount. which 1t was feared in some
Quarters might be raised as q result Of the
situation in New York, further improved
the tone Of the markets and caused a rise
of Il for consols.
One o'clock prices showed considerable
strength among American securities. Union
Pacific was up 2A, Baltimore and Ohio ~,
Atchison "a, Southern Pacific ?, Amalga-
mated Copper 1, u. S. Steel and Southern
Railway * and Erie q. The rate of dis
count of the Bank of England remained
unchanged, at ~ per cent.
Inc improvement in Americans con-
tinued until the receipt OF the news of
declining quotations in New York. Prices
f1uctuased widely after that and fell one
TO two points from the best quotations of
the day. At the close there was an easy
tendency but prices were well above those
of last evening.
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HONEY AND

Call money in New York 6075 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes. $3.50, 617, 12S; balances, $13, ISL .402
sub-treasury creditor for $274, ass. SUB
treasury lost $685. 900 to the banks yester-
day and since Friday it has lost 1929. 900 to
the banks. There was also deposited $500,
900 at the s~ub-treasury for transfer to st.
Louis. The gain by the New York banks
Of 1913, 600 on sub-treasury operations re-
fleets in part new deposits of government
money authorized yesterday. Further
amounts win be deposited az fast as the
necessary collateral is turned in.
Commercial bar silver in New York 6l3s
cents; Mexican dollars, 4SA cents, bar sill
yer in London 2sskd.
Paris rentes "a francs 2715 centimes. Paris
private rate of discount 31a per cent ex.
change on London 25 francs 70 centimss
weekly statement of the Bank Of France
SHOWS gold on hand, increase 15.OOO.ON
francs; silver on hand. decrease gSs' ~"
francs. Berlin private rate OF discount Ia
pei cent; exchange on London 20 marks
Money on call in London 2 nor oon.
rate OF discount for short bills, 4%m4IS per
cent three months bills. 4i.d4S.
For accent cen5 ss e9dsols for money. SD.
discount of the Bank Of England Is mn ~
changed at ~ per cent. The Bank of Eng.
land today sold $4,000 gold coin for ship
l 1ue weekly statement of
me Bank OF England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increase FISH 90
circulation decrease fS4, 900, bullion incresss
fsS,OO; other securities increase f2,451 600,
other deposits decrease f1.014,000; public
deposits Increase E1.606, coo; government se-
~curities unchanged. The proportion Of the
ranks reserve to liabilities now is about
1870 per cent, against 40. 40 per cent. las
week, and compares with a decline from
S7& to 36ss per cent. in this week lasi
year.
Prominent foreign banking houses state
that the market for foreign exchange il
purely nominal, as In ali times wher
money rates reach extremely high figures
in this market. 1t has become Almost i'm.
possible to sell sterling bills, and the quo.
tations reported are entirely normal. De.
mand sterling was quoted 1854; cables
4SsH; sixty-day bills, 4.SOsk, short francs
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2+-The cotton mar
ket opened steady ut an advance or 3@6
points in response to higher cables and
reports of a better demand from spinners.
The action of the government in relief OF
local banks seems to have made a favor
able impression. Fluctuations were rather
irregular after the opening, but prices held
about 2 to 3 points net higher on the active
months during the middle of the morning.
The market was very weak and unset
tied during the late forenoon under De-
cember liquidation and bear pressure. with
prices at midday about 10 to q points net
lower. December showing the maximum
loss. 1t was rumored that the December
bull pool was liquidating, as a result of
the tight money situation and in appre-
hensjon of increased Southern offerings. =
Quotations furnished by Van Schaic
g. Co 0.5n
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I'll D MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Flour-Receipts,
23,077; sales. 1000; quiet and unsettled.
Wheat-Receipts, 10000; sales. 1850, 900.
In line with a bad break in Northwest
markets, wheat declined a cent this morn
ing in face of steady cables. Support was
checked by unfavorable financial condi-
tons. December. 11AQ112%; May, 1880
1143s.
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 Western, "a, to arrive
corn-Receipts, 80, $50; sales, 5000;
opened steady, but soon turned weaker
with wheat. May, 6Sh.
Beef-Steady.
Pork-Unsettled; mess, 16.25Q17.25; FAM
lily, 19.00Q20.00; short clear, 16.50Q17.75.
Iard-Weak; Western prime. S.S0QS.9 80.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining, $40;
centrifugal, g6 test, $50; molasses sugar.
3.05. Refined, steady; crushed, $40; pow
dered. $40; granulated, 800.
SIS.
Coree-Quiet; No. I Rio, eA; No.
Santos, s.
Molasses-Steady; New Orleans, S7Q4s.
Butter-Steady;. receipts, sos; State
dairy, common to finest, 22Q27h.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged; receipts, 4,5SO'
Eggs-Firm, unchanged; receipts, SAL.
P~oultry-Alive, irregular, Western
chickens. IL; fowls, IL; turkeys,15. Dressed,
irregular; Western spring chickens, 12Ql6i
turkeys. 1920; fowls, 10Q13.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW JERSEY CORPORATIONS.

TRENTON, Oct. 2l.-Certihcates of in
corporations were issued to the following
concerns here yesterday:
The y and Is Company; registered Office,
a Orange; agent, New Jersey Registra-
lion and Trust Company; capital stock,
SlO,O00; incorporators, Charles o. Geyer,
Frank G Ferguson and Frank c. Ruggles;
to do a general advertising business.
The Hopatcong Railroad Company; reg
astered office, Orange; agent not named.
capital stock, $4,000; ~ineorporators, Thomas
a. Edison. John T.. Randolph and William
Il. Gilmore; to construct and operate a
railroad.
Otis. Boss & Co; registered office, Jer-
sey City; agent. Corporation Trust Conn
any capital stock. 500, 600; incorporators,
II. o. Coughlan, A. c. Bear and John H..
Turner; to act as promoters, contractors
Reitman Realty Company; registered
office. PIG Sixth avenue, New York; cap
1tal stock. 5000; incnrporators. Jacob
Reitman. Max Stern and Moses Stern; to
deal in real estate.
P~hillipsburg Investment Company: reg
istered Office, Phlllipsburg; agent, w. II.
Walters; capital stock, 5000; incorporators,
Charles c. Woods, +. p. Welse and w. H..
Walters; to act as promoters, financiers,
etc.
Parkyn & Sons; registered office. Pail
sades Park: agent, Alfred 7 Parkyn;
capital stock, $4,000; incorporators. Alfred
l. Parkyn, Alfred w. Parkyn and Char
lotte Parkyn; to act as general contractors.
The NJ. o. Publishing Company; regis
tered office, Jersey City; agent, Corporation
Trust Company; capital stock, $4,000; in
corporators, Arthur II. Grant, Charles A.
Bowman, jr., and Walter Newmueller; to
publish. print. bind, etc.
Erie Real Estate Company; registered
office Jersey City; agent. Corporation Trust
Company; capital stock, $1,O0J,0 600: incorpo-
rators. ]. De Lyon Howth, Joseph IL. Cum
ningham and Robert ". Howth; to deal in
real estate.
Direct Motor-Drive Manufacturing Com
pany; registered office, Camden, agent,
William EARLY; capital stock, 100000; in
oorporators. Lewis Ryan, Walter o. Foss
and William Phillips. jr.; to manufacture
automobiles. etc.
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r EARNINGS.

Detroit, Toledo and ~Ironton, second week
in October, $50, 2Ss, increase S52s. From
July l 1884, 493, increase $164,0Si,
Missouri Pacific, for fiscal year ended
June 80. gross $4S, FOB, 342, increase $4,136.-
SCI; total expenses $32, sis, 070. Increase ST.
1872. SOS: net SIG. 1SS, 272, increase 81. 903, $50;
total income S19, III 300, Increase 81. 62S, 22S;
total charges 81, 773, 452, increase 1853, 40;
available for dividends 81, 69S, 1903, increase
81. 1863, OSS; dividends So, sa0,S decrease ST.
$780,. surplus 50, S07, 22S. increase 3d.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-The wheat market
today opened weak, prices breaking to
nearly one dent below the close of yester-
day Trading was very light, the fear
of possible complications In New York
causing traders to be wary of new trans
actions. Gables were strong and the good
weather in the West was considered fav-
orable for an increase In the movement.
December, 1.001s.
Corn opened weak. December, 57ss to
81.
Oats weak December, 50A.
Provisions steady. January pork 14.10;
lard, S.55; ribs, $50 to 7.55.
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

Newark Passenger Ry. 5s..... 102M 1881
sEliz.. Plain. & Cen. Jer. 5s.... So vi
Public Service int. ctfs.7. 81 %
%Public Service 5 D. =. notes.. " W
Public Service Stock........... 20
Newark Gas Is. 1874 .......".. ~ 10
Newark Con. Gas IS, 194S. l1 ls
Newark Con. Gas stock........ 50 %
Essex & Hudson Gas Stock. l09 ~
& Pas. Gas & Blec. 5s.... 81 lW
Pat. & Pas. Gas & Elec. stock. % 81
sHudso Co. Gas 5s........."... w 10
Hudson County Gas stock....- W %
IS. ]. Gas, Elec. & Trac. 5s.... 20 So
S. j. Gas. Elec. & Tract. stock. 14 lgo
+United Electric 4s.....-..... o0 %
Bergen Co. Gas & Elec. stock. ~ Sg
Newark City Wster As, 1922... 100 III
Sussex Co. Park IS. 1895. ........ 100 lol
sand intarest.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

These concerns had their articles of in
corporation recorded in the County Clerks
office today.
The Newark Company; photographs;
capital stock. 81. 600; fncorporators, Aubrey
H. Marsh, j.. Leslie Cotton and JOIN a.
Stewart, 1r.; registered office, Short Hills.
The ohm Cottrell Company: patent
medicines; capital stock. S1&,000; paid up,
5000: in~corporators, John p. and Robert
S. Cottren and John 3. Wood; registered
Office, S27 Broad street
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BERLIN NOT SCARED.

BERLIN, Oct. 24.-Prices on the Bourse
today opered irmer. Although the re-
ports fom New York were conflicting there
was a feeling of confidence here regarding
the outcome of the troubled situation.
were fractionally higher and
prices continued steady.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The appended list Of quotations on the
active local securities is furnished by Her
man j. Egner, room SOC. Prudential build
ing: Bid. Asked.
Consolidated Traction Cp........ IS 50
consolidated Traction Go. 5s... % 100
Celluloid Observation-Disclosures. 40 lbs
81. c.. Hob. & Pat. ST. Ry. Is. so 81
north Jersey st. Ry. A-..... 624s 81
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock
brokers, 500 Broad street. Telephone Clio.
Opening, Closing.
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NEW YORK OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The following quotations are furnished
by Van Schaick & Co:
Closing yester- Close to-
day. day.
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CLOSING PRICES.

Following are the quotations Of the days
closing prices, bid and asked. as furnished
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Allis Chalmers

Allis- Chalmers 60.
%Amal. Copper,
Am. Ag. Chem.
Am. c. & Il. Co
Am G. & f. pr
Am. Cotton OIL.
Am. Ice Secur...
Am. Locomotive.
Am. S. & r. Co
Am. S. & r. pr
Am. S. Found. pr.
Am. Sug. r. Co..
Anaconda .........
At, L. & S. Fe...
A, L. & S. Fe pr.
Balti. d Ohio.
Brooklyn r. t..
Canadian Pacific.
Central Leather...
Cent. Leather pr.
Chesa. & Ohio....
Chic. Great West.
C.. NJ. & s. P.
Col. u e. Iron
Col. & South. Ry
&c. & $. Ry list pr
C. q S. Ry I'd pr
Con. Gas Co...
Del. & H. c. Co
Den. e. r.. c..
Dist. Securities,
Duluth S. Shore.
Duluth S. S. PR.
Erie ...............
Erie LIST pr........
Erie I'd pr.........
CIR. Nor. Ry. pr.
Illinois Cen. Ry..
interborough 800.
Interborough Pr.
Int. Paper Coz.
Iowa Cen. RY.....
Kan. G.. SIN Ry =.
X. c. S. Ry. pr.
Louis. & Nash....
Man. Elevated.
Mexican Central.
Nj S. p. SIS. S. NJ. Ry
NJ. Pacific.
Mo-, X. 81 To-.
Mo-. X. q 7. PR.
National Biscuit.
National Lead.
n. Y. Air Brake.
n. Y. Central....
n. &c. e. S.L.Ry
N. ". O. & W..
Norfolk ...........
North Amer.......
North. Pacific.
Pennsylvania 49,.
Peoples Gas-.....
Pitts. Coal PR.
+. s. G. Co...
Rv. s. S. Co.
| Reading ..........
! Reading LIST PR.
r.. l. & S. Coz.
| r.. /. g. S. Co. pr.
/ Rock Island.
| Rock Island pr.
St.1. &S. F.2d PR.
St. L. S. w r r.. pr.
Southern Pacific.
South. Pacific pr.
Southern Ry....,.
Southern Ry. pr.
e & Pac. Ry.
T.. st. l.. & w. r
Union ~Paeihc.....
u. Ry. Invest.
q. S. Rubber.
u. s. Steel ......
u. $. Steel pr.
Wabash ...-......
Wabash pr.....
W., p. & T. Ry. I'd
w L. Tel. CO..
w. e. l.. Z. Ry.
Wisconsin Central
Wis. Central pr
Ex.-dividead
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Following are the quotations of the days
prices, as furnished through Byrne & Nc
Donneli, 500 BROAD street;
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Jews AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS.

n of the rumors circulated in fnan-
cial circles is that e. II. Hartman has
promised to place his resignation as
president of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company in the hands of J.. p. Morgan.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers, 500 Broad street. Telephone Sis.
Opening. Closing.
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AT one time this week the average
price for twenty active railroad stocks
was about Sc.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

BOSTON, Oct. 24.-Following are quota
tons of the active stocks deait III on INC
Boston Stock Exchanges: