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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-01-10
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r>om Rmefeucu itrommct % l9Iperbaorct.
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Ce ber ttiammeu boloe, om ui lor oem;
Gouarle pil le9 9pe benz, be z rue uuge,
Ser Cro beulope pad opo NtGnos {un9e."
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"a fremmelt al Oem Celge, en- nlgrt r'eltalt,
Ben Alteret bauOt SpoOmGuO iom oItet iuuoen
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NGns srGt uar tile poie men bpoe euo.
) /! veg ban ipute5 bare ct SpGro pao @Glti,
3 ligreoe en- &onlr'l, ortlGct blouot NeItc.
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= 3'rgebprn bam neppe ii. 6agen naa.
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Gm touolen; BEN forltoen ben gamer ingen.
yao SfDyten ltda iom Sgrpeuo Ueo yon0etS Cegu.
: 6poeu blomitrs tHoe freoet Ggu
5u &Crn bep @UGroet neoet, men C I'd. @tNoe,
% x 3o.o fr gUagtlaaiu 'oy SOn6crs ycoc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-01-10
6UOr cr 6Oritjrllcn?

Cm ben un9uritc @reUc SSeAenpi,
Der oiaie 9a9e blir gift meo eli Wilis
&anocrbilt o9 benoe5 II Niilipncr
Collars, meoocles bet, at ban / NIoo=
iNtnin0 til @oni oe G0stelane er Ell
DOcrit ip0riommclig NianO. ri9ti9 ell
Gjnitr Der fer pua bueycnclit Sent, lcr
ban lliller ijG mco Den. e Ycn9c,
ban i0or meo i'm Some, pil lite bljpe
Ooytilplet 0on Oil lite en9dn0 pp=
bruge Gcntcyne. 0jrcpcn pil peo Nirlp
At WtilIionernc irclic tit 0us ira ben
}attl9oom, 9pori bet / lun9t &iOcr
bar beiunOet liQ vi Oennc iinduiiclC
@rmo nil oct oiterri8=un9aritc Socic-
tet bD0c ben lmtlitanite Yi0e peltom.
men til it 4lOi tiltroos Ipr oen bCr.
ilcnoe 6orcltillin9, at QanOerbilt=0|jls
lionerne blep punoet oper Often IN
0roCerObutit". Zen blaohlooe0e Qlod
pil naaoiq'i Opcrie, at @en0ene cr blct
jent pe0 nDtti9t 2lrbeioe. Qonoct
rUr0cr DEM, og oerfor pil bet glenn
ne at Stomiooeren til 9en0cbuict
&aaoerbilt i'm 3io oreD Nanoel p0
moota0c 2 NdlliOn @Gtlingen inn Ell
al line cgne.
Gn al De Ting, iom 6oll ber / Gam
oct cr Holt al er, at ri lite bar nogen
NOCl. VI er irit 6olt o9 bebeper lite
at 9au unoer @rcuernes % Sunternes
pitt, iom Soft tiOli9ere maattc % til.
Oela enonu maa 9jpre / De eurOp0iIte
@nnee.
Mcn, CT Der plrtclig no0en 6oritjel
melem at maattc 9aa % trGIe ior
2loelcn / be europUiite Ganoe % at
mOatte poe Den Millioner al tit @lr=
btiO9uobDtte Der &anoet? 6or 2lOelen
er ben npe CrOnin9 li9eiaa tiIireos=
ltillenoc iom Den 0amle. Zen opnaar
at tunne lCDe uOen at be0gDe at ar
beioe, o9 -OenS SlaOcr er ioa lan0t
bprte, at ben lite bebeOer at ie Dem.
Dc fire SnotN9ter tiIfIpoer ben re9el=
mUsdae, O9 BET cr life ngOOenoiQt for
BEN at BRUCE Supben l0nQerc.
@Dor er 6Oriljcacn? ri tan life ie
osn. synltst trnine. at nrt neo at toass
2ltlonteren mencm Iig o9 2IOelen Der
UeO iOr iteOie baOoe gjort bet umuli9t
for oenne at inplte pan bet. Qttn 2loel-
en- f,ptteOe meo. @jennem Staal= %
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ligere SloOer % Dpitcr ct itorre %
rigcre llobQtte al Dem emo np8cnlinoe
tioli9ere. Yrotcsien minoer ON oct
betitnotc &ers:
Cg Wunocn pilOe ira 9}iaicn flytte
men reiien blcU Dam til liocn giptte,
tli bpit ira Go9nlnsiet 9}i8ien 10
SEQ ror hi flgttcr ioo9 oi to-.
2loelcn Ell fIvttet meo til 2lmerita
% ri moa oadammen pore mcO at
it0tte til Ocn.
3nOtjl Ui en- oattcr To9 9ior Streif
% erflrrcr, at 1Ojs 2loclcn pil lepc,
iaa faar Den pGrido9oO uofpre npttigt
2lrbcioc % Opl0Oer Den latterli9e Orb
ming, Der 9jsr bet muli9t for iOrirn=
0cli0c ameriI0nitt &Dinoer at tipbe fla
Sitter for Ftn9c, iom be lite itlp bar
iortjent, men iom sr bet fruplpnOret
auoye.
"g}D 5io".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-01-10

Git e9ct rouo ucorpftcr Inn oodrli0 WonO,
g 0ou9cn tan olcne, buoO Iolct tau
ytodr Utoro |Hl benteue5 pao u99ue Stere,
utoa mart (eUtroneu loloe ira t3rre Wrene.
E0u IRE Ngrnepiuer itoor JNimlcuS 0luub
Nten <ronen buer enc paG youeus Crlno.
9iaor 0|agt poa {biu9e BONNER, CT ubeO uGre
Uten Diet er yauoets &ooct og aon9ers }Gre
Del iGyoe5 ouOcr. 0clge 1iioriol
Den et ION Snc9lCn ihlmmei iluttet Stol
Soo .on8I iom Straoe iIer % Iog bebuoer
>aa Ial9t lom {oHte fgUer, DO b9le Yuoer
llt iIigte gun9cn5 NGyfer Cneropr,
S9 Sant er mau9en Rtne poo Sor o9 EpT
U(en 0rt9t Certe, 0el9e % trt'tt tluige,
Streu Goln titlot meo 0tlner, )om oIoti9 lpt9e.
&Gr lille boorG song Nelse, men enc ian.
Nen Supro, om Qoot i0 bpIer er Qerue bpQlt
3 N(ilobeo prnO'r &onpel' lom StloIoet blommer
3 bcore jErQot emo &irtren bGr uorme Sommer
Gn Mun0 ioroer Gcnuer, hpor ferI % tor.
Tor ben lom ltrGuet Stamme QOlOe Nor0;
0en &euneiGle trIpes, iom (rG ztOgeu,
Npor SGtten er peo jtooen o9 Hp loropeu.
Fral ct meO 5GOus }Gre buer lur Blot I'm
Sdu on ei ipUrOe @'reu CT Cen G hir.
]1Udo tan Dig baOoe NEroet lom er bc9rauet:
Stcrt StOrm mco c9EC Goper 9oor gienncm Qooc
't munter Giuo e. ooloor ris Olonos gepnn
Uieu 5 eu iopuUgr jvsm, us i,OHscn ulnoit.
Gtco punIe brDg8es .Jt,9oen, e. blot alto Nouugu8
yGg Staol @Dpro, og AlUor yegcu, Rounn8
5or me9et Gio az ,ngeu b0or ui5 bou hco.
Uten Iioet not ueo maHgeli lom ulieI ucO.
Qtguotg glGlt bel iloe mon Npj0Ent tlUoe,
lfeu Gio bar yagct5 2 re- ira loOeit SGOe
(j trojan Zen, noli00u I'll 6otey5yOr
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Stl llpen5 @i0arO er alto lang &eI at rICe,
Gm eno BEN li98er ndy big uco Seieu5 Sioe.
GHig life til Nortroli8 cu9UIr om uil
ON, ous toar 9leme aa5aut u9t u.,e0 I'll.
G5 en-, uu9olgt CT 0el pad 20 al ioe;
. tJo;V oeo o ~Q.lcoI jy00 CijDe c'oc."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-01-10
Torifjcaigt.

9lntalet al Gaaopr 'tiOt G)lirne-
iotas Stoge ira lobe til 30te NOuem=
Der loltleoen anilaaes til 5000. vi
Gl9 blep Der ltuot $50.
- 9amperen Nemton inotom iorle=
oen Il! WeD Wort, nifo9G0tn0r Z Wtu.
tro'er ira Den norite Bart Gjermanit,
Iom bar fOrlilt paa Sapet. Iisle ipU
baOoe ii 0n9e orepet Om paa 0npet /
Ell Stibsbaao % bar ipGrt iortomne.
Se iOrtalte, at De eprige 8 Wtono al
YeI9mln9en bar gaaet Ell unoen
Saao, ne0cns &apteinen foretrat at
9aa unoer neO Stibet.
- George u. PettibOne, ben treble
AZ oe }lrbeioerleoere, iom bar dntla9eoe
for SammenloGr9e!ie WorDet paa
6uUernpr Staunenberg al 3oobo, "a
lom lummen meo WpDCr pg SaDweoo
al Pr9loent GOoIeOelt bleo itempleoe
iom lite pniteli9e Gor9rre al oeres 6u=
orelano, er al 5urDen blepcn Iritlenot
efter ,SOrberet / Yoiie. Wlineeierne
ipareoe life Yen9e for at faa oiaie 9lr=
beloere | 0algen; men inQen Surp
turoe opmme Dem uf mco @iUet paa
Sturten % MOrOcren 0arrp Cr6arOs
0lonesbDro.
s. j. 3utObOr fra MaOiIon,
9linn. tOmner ianOipnli9Ois til at
faa Den republtanitC domination for
@uOernprOUroigbeo gbeoen. Stataauoiter
SoeriOn er iorrelten o9iaa bepen
nRUnt oenne 6Orbinoelie.
80 Sra 6aliiar berettes, at Stibs=
eierne g(opa Scotia er poa Grigsliien
moo g}OyomHnoene iom bar erobret to
2reoieccle al al 6ro9t pua 9Dlteu.
F3rkOlcIse kurerct paa Ell Dag
Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinine Tablets
L TStez
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-01-10
StsIctOu, g. ,.

re ev feereiss, iiuor DC wait oS neer'et
til. 2liienOelIen al Den amcritanite
6lnaOe Oil nntlrli9pis inO9pOe Dem
ReipPIt % uOiGttc Sioen for ct Sam=
menlteo; men meo al fin 0eIli0beO %
Nrbeoi9e Sptr0oen m0a bet bog l9es
ON SupNncieren, at ban 'er @eiiOotlie
al ct ubgrt GDantum Sdptilio %
SelplitterbeO. Sapancicrne iom 9(a=
tion nnier Stillcbabat Iom fit 0anOels.
% Sjpfart9OmrnaOe, % Oa 2Imeriia=
nerne bc8pnoer at 9jore Snobu0 paa
BET Gmrn0Oe, iaa IAN en- &on7itt ilie
&Cn mcllsm EIten o0
Geiten oil be8DnOc. 3apaneierne Der
6elelIen Of, at BEN Dag CT nUr, oa
De mua tiGmpc meo 2lmeritanerne ON
NUer9crreoemmet 9}oGr Den 1nQ
tonmer - jeg ituIoe cnlte, je9 tar en-
ialit PrOfet --, Oo ian Ge ogioamorte
Gem mine OrO ga pjl bette 2ano
meOe Ell pNrOi9 6ien0e."
Gcnne 9}ew Norttr Tiger uiorbclol,
oent fin Mtnin9 ON StiQmacn iom
Den cr, o8 lao Os mcO ben oorige @er-
Den I9l8o &egipcnbeOerncs Sang. W
par lite zen cnelte, iOm uotaltc, at pi
i SciiOOclie al 6iliQpinegerne piloe foa
mere enO moi at tn9e Bare pau.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-01-10

Gereiter rcn,itoO }boritsir % tolte oo
"Gj itdlt OIL, 6ounng, enc til Coin Qaa
81 onot o9 goot bar belt pad Soro, Ron0 &ele
% leoet, oiI le9 boobe, nj o9ua belle
Con 8ritbioi Nloerbommen bar Gp itet mig
) Zut man9En Barrel, iii }(ru or big;
Yoa 2@tbei Cons lu9le 9tOrosu bale,
g ptie Nro neoitige Cloing5 {oe.
Sort 2fr De 69ie Guoer tbi on6t % goOt
% 1torm o9 Solltu tontme ira Nimlen blot
e e. bUor tart on lutter 6iertet5 NlGloer
% (imens forte Srgoe Ioust Aar unO9inlou
ypO 6ou8cn! Gn moa igye o9 ifiite Ret;
V{prt Tat bar mango TinC men SuQen e.
.0el .et ben bcore, lritbloi, tOoler ben beote,
g N9 bar 1DGroet nooi9, men ogoo SGre.
0o aroft sr G'u6e,a gtue, men uocu Gano
N9 lib er 6rd'eu ltuQe ,yor en- WtouoS Naan6
1T meo I'M {olpmOroefurte iolot &Iqul Gtouer,
vi iao BEN to!te trrgns, men 3aOt5 al :nbucr
g Gprmoo, Irtboi 1T 6alo faor mar;
Nei ida ieg mau9er Tppe, ONT III bgr 6rutte;
2pl @elr Tor AdrsuGu roooer, o9 &tno ior yptte
Gag itaI ou prize, 6u6oi, naar Solen itg bar Ou9i
>8l |, uoor bet er brlttet og ltooo, uoor u9t
&c; OiHoc5 %o % 2'euitob Jos lugeriuenoen,
Nieu Strorr pr9O1r 8iin9en og jipocu Geuueu.
lyo gattegomlc S. e paa op6en Sc,
Gdo ltot lom mi, Der bunoer, og tuTiot Ne;
l9l 0umoeno Gruit er orcet paa 6utl lom tribe,
% bag be %le5ee bor 5aIitbeo title
On ielo oer ben o9 % ital 6uoo oi0 til6or
DteH Ell Sulg oe0 ie8, SrttbIoi, lom nlori9 Dor
Iet er oeu Sou, ul ooer BEN ooOe bore
poaO GoeIt er ou Uiue, 5OaO Ret Oh giore
Sod tale0c be Gubbeg, berenlt JtorO.
Ser (ls0om Udr og &iGrue hueH Cro
QDormeo o. ,lFrig payeo Dc Conner llnae.
Gem Ittaey Jiruot yireO Sinner paa lunQc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-01-10
BENJAMIN HARRISON.


O. in
of
bravery
from Indiana lie elected president 1855 the Republican ticket
later defeated his
Harrison
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-01-10

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Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinine Tablets.
Apothekerne refunderer Pengene, hvis det
like kurerer. T.. w. GROVES Underskrift
or paa hver 14}skc. 25c
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-01-10

Sra 9aliiar berettes, at Stibs=
eierne 9(opa Scotia er pau Grigsitien
moo g}OrOmHnoene iom bar erobret TO
4reoieccle al al 5ra9t paa 2pfeu.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
sharp Demand for Cars s--Srorr erhood
 Affected hy Improvements

Cleveland, o., JuIE i2 Indications are multiplying in all branches of trade that a return of normal husi- ness conditions Is rapidly approach ing, Railroad managers especially report a decided improvement, and a sharp demand for cars for the trans. portation of all classes of freight, with the possible exception Of steel and iron,
 A prominent railroad official said to-day that while this branch of bus mess continued far below normal, 1t no doubt largely resulted from the fact that the railroad companies themselves were not buying material. This state of affairs, hoNaver, he add cd could not possibly continue much longer, and the railroads would soon be compelled to go into the market and when they did so, the demand would bc sudden, as well as heavy.
 Grand Chief Engineer Stone, of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engin- t'lS, sdlu lb-uuS lHdt HIS Itpoi ss showed decided business improve ments on the railroads throughout the country, Repair shop forces, he add ed, had been put on full time on practically all of the railroads, both east and west, and many engineers, who have been Idle, are now return ing 10 work. Mir. stone says that the business outlook is exceedingly prom islng
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
Miscellaneous uona,.
'EN-d dividend.
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Evidence of Completion of Profit Talk.
 ing Sales.

New York, July 13.-The stock mar ket gave evidence today of the relief afforded by the sales to take profits in the latter part of last week, that pro cess having been completed apparent ly The contraction in the volume of the dealings was warning of the lapse of operations further into pros fessional hands with this completion of customary cycle of speculative episode.
 While the market was narrow there was a perceptible growth of demand for stocks from new sources, with the ef- feet of keeping the tone firm to strong, Last weeks events in the financial dis trict had a cheering effect on the gen eral business and industry of the coun- try and this was reflected back today in the encouraging views of the out look for business and industry Even abroad securities markets showed the influence of the improvement reported l last week in Wall street Some of the | foreign buying was under suspicion of demand from shorts left uncovered ] by some heavy selling here last week, ! and executed in this round about fash 1 ion for the purpose of disgusting it's origin. This buying was especially l prominent in Union Pacific and United i States Steel, and reports cabled from ! London asserted that continental cen | tres were sending orders for the latter stock to the London market. The effect
 was to carry the price of U, s. Steel
 to the highest prices touched so far
 this year The time money market was | hrmor as q result of some large trans 1 actions in execution and in prospect l The strength in the wheat market and 1 the reports which accompanied II of damage to the crop in the northwest l were ignored in the stock market, the northwestern grangcrs sharing fully In l the days strength Much attention was l given to the published exchanges be- ! tween Vice-President Brown of the l New York Central and Secretary Hoile l of the Manufacturers association of I New York on the subject of an effort to
 make general advance of ten per cent. n freight charges by the rail
 roads
 The contention of the railroad official
 that this advance was a necessary al-
 ternative to cut in wages whicl,
 would 'produce one of the greatest
 strikes in history entailing national l disaster did not lose It's serious im- l port with the declaration that the Man I the interstate commerce commission tC
 declare the increase in rates discrim- I inatory and unjust.
 Bonds were steady Total sales par
 value, Sl60S0 GOO.
 U. S bonds were unchanged on call,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
This Bank will be pleased to receive business and personal accounts.
PERKINS REPLACES GARY.

New York, July 13-During the absence of Chairman F. II. Gary of the United States Steel corporation in Europe, George W. Perkins will act as chairman of the finance com mlttee. The operating department of the corporation has been under the personal management of Vice Presi- dent Dixon during the absence of President w. E. Corey in Europe. MT, Corey Is now on his return to this country and Is expected here the lat ter end of this week,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
COURT TAvoRs RAILROAD.
Commissioners Dismiss Petition {,
 summon Officials.

Boston, July 13-A petition of ex- Representative Joseph A. Conry of Boston, that representatives of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad company be summoned be- fore the board of railroad commis- sloners for compliance with a provision of the lease Of the Boston and Albany, which stipulotes that the company shall expend S25o,0o0 annu- ally until s2,50O, ,000 has been expend- ed on improvements of the company's property In East Boston, was d!smiss- ed by the commissioners today
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
FIVE YEARS FOR PROMOTER.
Aided Cashier In NIisnppropriatlng
 National Bank Funds.

Pittsburg, July 13.-Lemert s. Cook, q real estate promoter, convict ed over year ago on charge of aiding Cashier Charles T. Lee Clark of the Enterprise National bank, who committed suicide. In the misappro- priation of funds, was to-day directed to begin serving his sentence of five years and three months by United States Judge Young During the past year Cook unsuceessfully appealed to the higher courts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

London, July 13.-The supplies of money were more abundant and dis counts were firm, Continental opera tors secured the bulk of the $3,750,000 in gold available,
 on the stock exchange the settle ment disclosed small account and the average oarry-over rates were easy, that for Americans being at 1-2 to 1-2 per cent Business for the new account was small The markets opened irregularly but im- proved during the session and finish ed frmer especially in the case of consols and copper shares. Foreign CTS and Iiaflirs were dull owing to the holiday in Paris
 PAslin. July 13.--Trading on the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
ORDERED TO CUT RATES.
Express Companies Must Reduce New
 York to St. Paul Cost.

Washington, July 13.-The Adams, American, United States, and Wells Fargo Express companies are ordered to reduce the rate for the transports ton of raw furs in boxes and bales from St Paul to New York from S4.5O per hundred pounds to $9.50, effec- tive by August Is next. The com plaint of excess rates was made by Joseph Ullman, and the express com panies are ordered to extend to him and other fur shippers their inland export rata
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
WALL STREET NOTES Aggressive Advance from Open- ing, Led by United States
 Steel Common. REACTION AT THE CLOSE Rock Island Very Weak--News from Steel Trade Means Much to
 Street.

First prices were higher all around, with gains of l-2 point to Is points. .he extreme rise being in American amelting. A selling movement soon Sot in, carrying prices back l-2 point or more. This dislodged very little. stock, and a rebound followed, which carried values back to opening prices. Then tlere was gradual climb. with an az gyessive advance, beginning at 12 clock. under the lead of United States steel common which touched Il for lne st time this year. Large blocks of this stock were taken, creating very good impression. This carried the price to il Is, Steel preferred again rose tl 10s, and various other issuese scored .treme gains by 1 o'clock of 1 to 2 oints Around o'clock the market C lleted down, During the last hour socks were reactionary, but they be- came dull on the setback, and most of tAem ended little higher than Satur- cay. The late selling showed evid- ,nces of bear attack, to test the stay ing power" of leGding stocks, and to determine whether financial interests were willing to support them.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members or the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office, 52 Broadway, and l5 Center street, New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
COTTON MAKET.

Reported over private wire by Hayden, stone x Co., members of New York and Boston Stock and New York Cot ton Exchanges New Haven branch, 33 Center street
 New York ,Tulv t9 lQ0S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
The Union Trust to.


 Char U. su " .,.s S.~.- o4 Sonhecticus with authority to avt as Executor, Ad. lnlmsllator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee, under Will or deed
 Is lebal uepositury ol money paio ln- to luuI., anu l,uullu trust p'unds, acts us Trustee Tor Municipaiities, Corpora llulls anu lnulVluudls, anu administers llusts uI al klnus. Empowered to act us neglslrar ol o,ocks, Bonos or other sv,oea,',s ut inueDteuness manage sink lnp luuus. anu uo all business sucn as |. ns,laily uune py trust Companies. It also does general banking Dusi- ne.s. collecting cnecks, notes, coupons, mua'' ',,s' receives ueposus. The principal of each trust is invested by itselt and yeui sruarate and apart from the gen. eral assets of the company.
 This Company IS py iaw regularly exa,nined by the Bank Examiner of the State of Connecticut.
 HENRY l.. HOrCHkISS, President.
 EUGENE 5. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prince York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office. 52 Broadway, and l5 Center street. New Haven. Conn.
 New York Iulv 13
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Rock Island issues were very weak during the first part of the day, which created the impression that members of the Rock Island party were trying to deprcss the general market by of fering down their own stock It is al- together likely that the men who sold Rock Island stock were new group who had most to do with last week s break These have no connection with the Rock Island party. The most prominent of them made a fortune In cotton, and used his profits operating in stocks. He is reportea 10 have lost a good, deal lately contesting the mar ket's rise.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn
 blower & Weeks, members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes. Frank D. Wetmore. mana
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The sensational morning rise in wheat with a gain of 1-2 cents bushel by 1 o'clock was ignored by stocks. While reports of crop dam ase came from South Dakota, the gen. eral run of news was satisfactory. as shown b ythc action of corn. which changed but little up 10 the hour nam ed. Trifling stocks of cash wheat were considered the most palpable explana- ton.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Prospects of very heavy payments this week to the sub-treasury in con- nection with the treasury call for s45,- 0O0o0o of public deposits payable on or before July IS, were lightly treated by traders. This may have been partly due to the gain of s2,5oO,OOO in cash by the banks from the sub-treasury on Friday and Saturday. notwithstanding the local banks repaid some ss,Oo0Ooo or public funds In advance of the time required These repayments are offset by heavy government expenditures.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
RAILROADS FEEL REVIVAL.

bourse to-day was quiet and prices were rather firm.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

London purchased about 25,O0o shares, chiefly Union Pacific and the Hill stocks
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

News from steel trade centers was muoh more reassuring, including Q ncunocments of several important re- ermptions. The Baldwin Locomotive works was reported to have put back 1000 men to work, and to have increas- ed tho hours of the men already em- plo5od rom five to eight hours. This meant much 10 Wall street Indications point to greater activity from now on among the railroads, in getting ready fer the heavy movement of grain In the autumn. Some of them have begun to call in their freight cars from other raillo pads.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by Kimberly. Root & Co.,, Investment Brokers, i3S Orange
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Now that the season for ocean travel Is at hand, we desire to inform the public that we supply Letters of Credit and Travellers Checks avail- able in all parts of the world.
 Drafts are also issued for remit tances to foreign countries.