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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
7
At the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Minneapolis C F Lewis of New York cites rising rail tramp fatalities. He notes 24000 trespasser deaths 1901 to 1905 versus 16000 employee and 2000 passenger deaths, with railroads crippled by loitering, theft, and violence.
New York June 18 The stock market shows unsettled conditions with upward and downward swings as security values remain low yet offer returns at current quotes. Uncertainty stems from weak buying power and lack of confidence amid unsettled monetary and crop prospects. Money rates harden ahead of July disbursements, with low local bank reserves and slow loan contraction. May 20 national bank statement shows loans and discounts at 4 631 000 000, up 425 000 000 from a year ago. deposits and cash holdings rise, but loan expansion appears excessive. Crop outlook is not bright with cold wet weather delaying corn, cotton badly damaged, wheat minorly injured in Kansas, and uncertain corn plantings. Prices may rise if weather improves. farmers generally debt-free and optimistic for profitable prices next year. Government intervention fears touch corporate methods. anti coal action weighs on sentiment, but Governor Hughes veto of a two-cent fare bill at Albany is praised as sound policy. Japan’s agitation is dismissed as unlikely to lead to war with the United States. prospects for conflict fade given Japan’s constraints and finances.
A local customer suffered with tetter for years and was unable to perform household duties. One box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her, with strong local praise for Chamberlain's medicines. Sold by all druggists as noted by M. H. Rodney & Co in Almond.
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