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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1907.
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Advantages of a Checking Account,
It Is much easier to pay a bill, small or large, by writing a check than to
pay in cash.
It eliminates all risk of losing your money, and insures absolute sarety.
It genres as a recept for everything paid out, and keeps a compact record
In the most convenient form.
It is always ready the right change the full amount, to be sent away
or paid out at home. Is ready, just by the stroke of a pen.
ALWAYS READY ALWAYS SAFE! CAX WE SERVE YOU?
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS.
LATE FEATURES BF
TREST0CR SIARKET
Everything Rushes Up in Lon
don Before the Open
ing Here.
CONTRACTS IN N. H. RIGHTS
Most of the Brokers,- Including
Stock Exchange Members,
Agree to Cancel.
V The settling down-, of ' stocks early
yesterday afternoon, about midway be
tween Saturday's closing prices and the
early high prices yesterday, with ama
terlal diminution in business, tended to
create the Impression that financial in
terests did not desire much market at
present. They again yesterday recom
mended to brokers the wisdom of not
engaging In any speculative operations,
but Merely buying for cash. At the
same time they held out inducements
for a better market as soon as public
confidence is fully restored.
Everything rushed up in the London
market before our opening. The news
of the government relief plans had a
great effect toward restoring foreign
confidence. British consols rosa 1-2 of
a point and the leading American rail
way shares jumped up 1 to more than
2 points. Union Pacific got as high as
112. Atchison to 70, New York Cen
tral to 97 1-2, Southern Pacific to 67 7-8
and Northern Pacific to 107 7-8.
After the first outburst, in which
some stocks were 1 to 4 points higher,
or about on a level with London, prices
gradually receded. This was a nor
mal development. It was apparent that
financial interests had no desire to fo's
ter a rise in stocks at this time hut
imerely wanted 'to keep things quiet.
U. Paul and New York Central were
igain weak spots in the market, sug
;esting that they were under bear pres
;ure, with a view to checking a rise in
rices. The volume of business was
ibout the same as last Saturday.
DisriiRsinn lof the treasury relief
neasure furnished' the principal topic
f discussion. While banking interests
neahs taken to restore confidence, the
rading element was not so sanguine,
ind was inclined to think that If so
xtreme a remedy as the Issuing of
reasury ceriincaies is ueireaaaiy,
no goveinuieiiL is in buui a. ouuus jju-
ition, there must be something rad-
rally wrong somewhere. 'But experl-
ice has shown that when AVall street
ets into doldrums it requires a. long,
me to get it out. These pessimist-
ally inclined ouenumbered the hpe
tl by two to one.
Most of the brokers, including stock
kchange members, having open con-
acts on the curb in New Haven
aven rights to the recently proposed
w stock, but vhlch was abandoned
the company for a debenture bond
isue, agreed yesterday to cancel the
ntracts for the new stock, "when,
, and If issued." An occasional per
n thought that if there should ever
a new stock issue present contracts
ould cover it, "but this was not the
neral view.
London houses sold some Harrlman
lares at the opening.' This was taken
indicating that stock had been
iught in London on ordera from here
make a good showing abroad. The
Indon houses, however, bouarht
Irthern Pacific, Great Northern and
hel preferred. Jacob Field was a
!ge btiyer of Smelting, taking up
rd of 6,000 shares. Sharp & Mont
nery sold B. R. T. Tuhn, Edey &
sold 3,000 Reading. Atwood, Violett
Co. sold New York Central.
I'hile money was in more abundant
jply tor all loans, there as a strong
II on time funds, and rates for com-
Iolal paper were relaxed. At the
0 time it was felt that easier rates
I the latter would come by degrees.
padmg wan street DanKer was
ied as saying: that ne thought the
ley market would become normal
in within uiree or rour weeks. Ey
time it was lelt the heaviest de-
d for crop moving would be over
V . Jfu"
much less pressure tor money at
center.
gold import engagement of J1.B0O,-
was announced by the Guaranty
it company ysterday, and one of
0,050 by Lazard Freres, bringing
total of the movement to date to
125,000. Saturday's and yesterday's
-als were fl,8S0,u0, so that to date
01,000 gold has arrived from Eu-
PRICES JUMPED.
Lrninent's Relief Plan Has Gal
vanlc Effect.
w York, Nov. IS. The first effect
he stock market of the United
s government relief plan was gal-
sending prices jumping from 1
points over Saturday's closing
throughout the list. These
proved to be the highest of the
and the first rush to buy gave
to a languid and indifferent de
whlch allowed prices to slip
This action was partly attrib-
to the confused opinions of the
nment's one-year 3 per cent.
and partly to the somewhat for
de evidences of the extent to
1 general business activity had
ly been curtailed by the disloca-
)f the exchanges and the curren
mine. Financial authorities in
s Sf ft
the New York banking district were
by no means agreed as to the probable
demand for the government's notes,
upon which the success of that por
tion of the plan of relief would mani
festly hinge. The fact that these
notes would not circulate as currency
was regarded, on the whole, with sat
isfaction, as there is an undoubted
growth of solicitude over what 'may
be the secondary effects of the large
injection that Is being made into the
bank-note currency under the emer
gency requirements, for which but
cumbersome methods , for the retire
merit yet exist. The likely conse
quence is urged that, with the break
ing of the deadlock due to hoarding
and the reflux of supplies into the cur
rency, a condition of redundancy will
be developed which, it is feared, may
force an excessive outgo of gold.
There was no division of sentlm.nt
as to the availability of the Panama
utmu oona issue for Increasing the
basis for note circulation. wbn
viding against the withdrawal of the
amounts subscribed from the banks.
The premium on the currency relaxed
decidedly to-day and would have dona
so to a greater extent had it rot been
for the execution of orders holding over
from last week. The extravagant rates
which have been paid for foreign ex
change with the advantage of th cur
rency premium also gave way in a
vwiem ueenne in that market. For
eign money cmarkets plainly reflected
uic assumption that the success of the
government relief plan would ten a t
a cessation of pressure upon those cen
ters tor more gold. Much attention
was given to reports from wholesale
Jobbers and merchants in New York
and from New England mill centers of
the general prevalence of attempts to
cancel contracts, which are being vig
orously opposed by offers of extension
and of accommodation for the fulfill
ment, of contracts. This Is in agree
ment with the policy determined on in
the iron and steel trade under similar
circumstances. The ulterior effect of
these developments on general busi
ness and on railroad earnings gave oc
casion for some serious consideration.
This was the principal cause of the
uncertain tone of the later stock mar
ket, which persisted for the rest of the
fay.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, $3,298,000.
v: S. 2s and 3s declined 1 rer cent
o:i call.
CLOSING PRICES.
& whltely, members of the New
Jork and Boston Stock Exchanges
New York office 52 Broadway and 15
v""" oiieui. xiuw iiaven. Conn.
New York, Nov. 18.
Bid. Asked.
Adams Express Co 163
165
46
2G
83
24
85
195
U
10
19
37
92
64
86
103
109
14
32
70
85
66
80
80
Va.
31
98
7
00
144
14
70
160
26
125
7
28
99
136
132
64
115
5
20
.51
16
18
90
130
405
60
42
15
38
26
110
113
,Amal. Copper 4gi
am vjar r ounary Co 26
piu gl
Am Cotton Oil .. 23
do pfd. 11
,1,. -J?-!
aiii express UO ifio
Am Ice Securities ,
11
Am Linseed Co.
do pfd ;
Am Locomotive Co 36
do pfd go
Am Stnelt and Refin, ... 64
do pfd RS
j,Am Sugar Refin. Co. .. 103
00 Pro m
Am Woolen Co 131
Anaconda Cop Min Co!" 31
Atchi., Top. & st Fe .. 70
uopia gl
Atlantic Coast Line
651a
Bait. & Ohio 79
ao pra. 77
Bay State Gas Co
Brooklyn Rap Trans Co..
Brooklyn Union Gas Co,
31
Brunswick Co. 51
Canada Southern 54
Canadian Pacific 143
Central Leather 14
do pfd. , , , 70
Cen. of New Jersey .... 150
Ches. & Ohio 2 6 M
Chi. & E. Illinois pfd,
Chi. & Gt. Western .... 7
do A pfd 27
Chi., Mil. & St. Paul .... 99
do pfd 132
Chi. & Northwest 131
C. R. I. & P. C. 4 p c bds. 64
Chi., St. P. M. & Omaha. 110
Chicago Term. Trans. ..
do pfd 10
Cleve., C, C. & St. L 49
Colorado Fuel & Iron . . 16
Colorado Southern 17 "
Consolidated Gas 87
Del. & Hudson 129',4
uei. L,acK. &. West 390
:Dn. & Rio Grande pfd.
57
41
15
iv,,,u"c's i5eu' to
Erie
"u d
00 Pfd ".Hi
General Electric 107
Gt Northern nfd 115
iNortne 113
J-"inois central 120
Inter. Metropolitan .. 51
Iowa Central 11
121
5
13
1 65
22
5054
15
96
115
14
24
57
54
68
37
65
96
25
137
29
63
42
10714
21
109
76
IS
70
Kan. C, Ft. S. & M. pfd. 60
ivan. uty Southern .... 21
do pfd. 50
Lake Erie & Western .. 12
, Louis. & Nash 9414
j Man. Elevated no
' Mexican Central 13
' Mo., Kan. & Texas .... 23
do pfd 54
Missouri Pacific 5314
National Biscuit 63
National Lead Co 35
N. Y. Air Brake 6 4
N. Y. Cen. & Hudson
N. Y., Chi. & St. Louis
N. Y. & New Haven . .
N. Y., Out. & West. . .
96'i
22
133
2914
62
40
107
20
109
7594
17
67
Norfolk & Western
North American . .
Northern Pacific . . .
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania R. R.
People's Gas, Chi. . .
Pressed St?el Car . .
UO Pl'd
Pullman Palace Car Co.. 136 140
Railway Steel Springs . . 23 24
Reading 81 81
do 1st pfd 75 86
Rep. Iron & Steel Co. . 14 15
do pfd 58 59
Rock Island Co. 13 14
do pf( 32 35
Sloss Sheffield 37 39
Southern Railway Co. .. 11 12
do pfd 39 41
Southern Pacific . . 68 6814
do pfd. ., 103 103
St. Louis & Southwest. . . 13 15
do pfd 2S 29
Ten. Coal and Iron 97
Third Avenue 18 20
Texas & Pacific 19 19
Tol., St. Louis & West.. .. 17 18
do pfd 33 N 34
Union Bag & Paper Co. . 4
do pfd 40
Union Pacific . . .1 111 111
do-pfd 77 79
U. S. Express Co 70 80
U. S. Realty & Imp. Co.. 46 50
U. S. Rubber Co 15 15
do 1st pfd. 64 65
U. S. Steel Co 24 24
do pfd 82 82
do S. P. 5 per cent. . 80 80
Vir. Car. CJiem. Co 14 15
Wabash , 8 8
do pfd 16 16
Wells-Fargo Express Co. 300
West. Electrical Co. ... 38, 39
Wheel. & Lake Erie ... 7 8
do 2d pfd 7 12
Wisconsin Central 11 14
do pfd 25 30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Reported over private wires of Prince
& Whltely, members of the New
"York and Boston Stock Exchanges.
New York office, 52 Broadway and 15
Center street, iew Haven.
New York, Nov. IS.
Open. HIgh.Low. Last.
Amal. Copper .... 47 48 46 46
A. Car & Foun. . 26 27 26 26
A. Cot. Oil Co. .. 24 24 24 24
'A. 'Locomotive Co 36 36 36 36
do. pfd 92 92 91 91
A. S. & Refin. Co. 63 65 62 64
A. S. Kefln. Co. . 102 104 102 103
A. Woolen Co. ... 14 14 14 14
A. , T. & S. Fe .. 70 70 69 70;
do. pfd 82 82 81 81
'Bait. & Ohio 80 80 79 79
B. R. T 31 32 31 31
Can. iPacfflc 144 145 143 144
Cent, of N. J 150 150 150 150
Cent. Leather .... 14 U 14 14
do. pfd 73 73 72 72
Ches. & Ohio .... 26 26 26 26
Chi. & St. West. . 7 7' 7 7
Chi. M. & St. P. . 101 101 98 99
Chi. & Northwest. 131 132 131 131
C. C, C. & St. L. 50 60 49 49
Col. Fuel & Iron. 17 17 16 16
Cons. Gas 87 87 87 87
Del. & Hudson .. 130 130 130 130
Erie ..1 16 16 15 15
do. 1st pfd. .. .37 38 37 38
Gen. Elec. Co. .. 107 109 107 10S
Gt. North, pfd. .. 114 114 112 113
111. Central 118 121 118 121
Inter.-Met 5 5 5 6
Missouri Pacific . 55 55 53 54
N. Y. C. & Hud 96 97 95 96
N. Y. O. & W. ... 30 30 29 29
North. Pacific .... 107 108 106 107
Pennsylvania . .. 109 109 108 109
People's Gaa 75 75 74 75
Reading 81 82 80 81
R. I. & S. Co 14 14 14 14
do. pfd. 67 58 67 58
Rock Island Co. . 13 13 13 13
do. pfd 84 34 33 33
South. Pacific ... 68 68 67 68
South. R'way Co." 12 12 11 11
do. pfd 39 39 39 39
Texas & Pacific .. 19 19 19 19
Union Pacific ... 111 113 110 111
U. S. Rub. Co. ... 15 15 15 15
do. pfd 65 65 64 64
V. S. Steel Co. ... 24 24 23 24
do. pfd 82 84 82 82
Wrabash pfd.t.... 16 16 16 .16
W. U. Tel. Co. ... 65 65 65 65
W. & L. E 7 7 7 7
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
Reported over private wires of Horn
blower & Weeks, members of the
New York and Boston Stock Ex
changes. New Iiaven office, 27 Center
street.
Boston, Nov. 11
Hlgh.Low.!Bld. Asked.
Adventure -87
lAUoucz 22 23
Arcadian 8 3
Atlantic . 8 9
Bingham .. ...... 6 5 4 5
Boston Cons. ... 10 " 9 9 9
Calumet & Hecla. 599 599 5S3 690
Centennial 18 20
Copper Range ... 60 49 49 50
Daly West 10 11
Franklin 6 7
Granby 77 77 75 77
Greene 5' 5 5 5
Isle iRoyal 15 15 14 15
Mass. Cons 2 2
Mohawk .. ...... 46 44 42 44"
North Butte .. .. 36 33 32 33
Old Dominion .. 23 21 21 22
Osceola 76 76 75 80
Parrot " 9 10
Quincy 75 75 ' 74 75
Shannon 9 9 9 10
Tamarack 57 60
Trinity 10 10
U. S. M. pfd 33 34 34 35
Utah Cons 33 33 32 33
Am. Tel. & Tel. . [phone]
Swift & Co S3 83 83 83
United Shoe com. 37 37'
' do. pfd 24 24
United Fruit' 105 105
New Haven .. .. 136 136 135 136
Mass. Gas 43 45
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Corrected dally by Kimberly, Root .t
Co., Investment Brokers. 133 Orange
street.
Par. Bid. Asked
City Bank 100 145
First National 100 ITS
Mechanics 60 70
Merchants National. . 50 6S
Nat. New Haven 100 190
National Trnlr-smens. 100 178
New Haven County . . 100 1715
Kecond National 100 190 '
Yale National 1 JO 135
New Haven Tiust .. . 100 126
People's B. & Trust. 100 101
Mlscrllnneon Storks.
Par. Bid. Asked
Adams Express 200 150 170
American Brass .... 100 115
Am. Hardware 100 116
Edison, Boston 100 192 196
International Silver. 100 6 g
do. nfd 100 60
New Haven Gas 25 37 40
New Hnven Water .. B3 95
1'eek. Stow & Wilcox 25 j E3
Securitv Insurance . . 25 43 40
Swift & Co 100 80 82
Tsle'"henes .
N. Y. & N. J 100 90 95
Ches. & Potomac .100 B6
S. N. E 100 93
Railroad -Stocks.
Conn, R. & Lt. Co.... 10) U
do. pfd 100 71
Danbury & Bethel... 25 12
H. ft'tonn. West.... 100 44
N. Y., N. H. & H 100 135 13tf
N. Y.. N. li. & H. Rights 1 -3
Railroad Honda.
Bid.
Berkshire St. Ry. ts, 1922
Bridffeport Trac. 6s, 1923 100
Bristol Tramway, 4, 1945 95
.Asked
101
104 .
Conn. R. & L. 4s, 1951..
Conn. R. & L. 4149, 1951..
Cons. Ry. 4s, 1954
Conn. R. & L. L. 4a, 1951
Cons. Rv. 4s. 1956, guar. 1
Conn. Rv. debs. 1930
IX & N. 4s. 1955
Han. & Bethel 5s, 1914...
Harlem & P. C. 4s, 1911..
do. 4s, 1934
Housatonic 4s, 1910
do. 5s. 1937
ofer. At Comp. 5s, 192S....
Meriden St. 5s, 1924
Naugntuck 4s, 1954
Northampton Gs. 1905
N. H. & Center 5s. 1933...
N. H. & Derby 5s. 191 8...
N. II. & W. H. 5s. 1912..
N. H. Street 5s, 1913
New Lon. Street 5s, 1923..
N. L. Northern 4s, 1910...
N.Y. & N.H.con.3s. 1956
N. Y. N. H. & H.315,1947.
N.Y..N.H. & H. 4S.195B..
do. 3.4s. 1954
94
99
90
94
90
83
99
86
83
95
94
95
95
110
105
130
100
no
ion
98
98
'.0u
101
ss
-S4
77 S2
87 91
S3
303
S3
35
101
N. Y. & N. E. 5s, 1945...
N. Y. & N. K. 4s. 1945
Shore Line 4s, 1910
Wor. & C. E. 4s, 194S
MiavcUaupous Bonds.
1 Adams Express S4
.Boston Klec. us, 19J8... . va
Branford L. & W. 5a. J.337. 100
Inter. Silver deb. Gs. 1933
do. 1st 6s, 1948
N. II. Sewer 4s, 1914 90
N. H. City Bridge, Ss 90
N.Milford Water 5s. 1932. 98
S. N. E. Tel. 5s, 1932 95
United 111. 4s, 1940
78
103
95
101
105
92
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Meriden St. Ry. Co. 5's of 1021.
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New London St. Ry. 5'g of 1023.
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Danbury & Bethel 1st Mtgc. 5's.
Mobile & Ohio R. R. Gtd. 4 stock.
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Conn. Ry. & lAg. Co. i pfd. stock.
N. Y., N. H. & II. (new) conv. 0
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TO YIELD 6 AND OVER:
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S. N K. Telephone Co. 0 sun k.
Conn. Ry. & Ltg. Co. 4 common.
Swift & Co. 1st Mtge. 5's of 1914.
Intl. Silver Co. dobs, of 1933.
Intl. Silver Co. 6 prd. stock.
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BRANCH OFFICB '
Boodf Jclella!! & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
27 Broadway, New Tork.
MEMBERS OF
New York Stock' Exchang ,
Bonds end Stocks
or carried on marsin, KUa
Grain and revisions.
Investment Securities
SPECIALTY.
New Hnven Branch,
20 nnd 3t Center. St.
NEW HAVEN
fl - COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK
317 STATE STliEET.
ESTABLISHED 1S34.
Capital ........,..$350,000
Surplus ..........$350,000
This bank offers to deposit
ors every .facility for business,
and invites the accounts of cor
porations, firms and individu
als. 1 j.
EZEKIEL G. STODDARD,
President
HORATIO G. .REDFIELD,
' Cashier.
WILLIAM G. REDFIELD,
J ' Assistant Cashier.
Attractive
Investments
fop
November 1
C. E. Ifeiijisii ff Sons
SlOChastl Street
Specialists in
COBALT
SHARES
CAM ft POWELL CO.,
35 Wall St, New York City.
A Clean Record
of SJxty-Four Years.
No low suits or aaUBl losses unaet
any policies issued by the North An.
cy Binoe it was established in 1U3.
Should this mean anything t a
property holder who wants to get the
benedt et an experienced and rellabl
arency to look after hie insurance bus
iness? Our rates are exactly the same as
those charged by others.
Why not look inte this matter a lit-
tie? Perhaps you take less paini in
selecting your Insurance than yeu do
your cigars. (
JOHN C. NORTH
70 CHURCH STREET.
FirBt Building North of the Post Offloe.
James H. Parish & Co.
succeeding
NEWTON PARISH.
Stocks and Bonds
Dsalsrs in Invsstmsnt Securities
86 Orange Street.