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Founded 18TS
Tobey & Kirk
WILL BUY
15 Am. Chicle Com @ 219
5 Buffalo Gas Ist 55....- @ &
5 Central Ky Natural Gas 6s.@ 95
10 Havana Tobacco 5s f 5/ flat
50 National Fuel Gas @ 180
5 Reading Iron Co. 4s. 1919.. Offering
2 Standard Milling Ist 5- @ 85
WILL SELL
57 Borderfs Milk PH ® 105%
I C3a ft Ind. YVcsfn 4s. 1 0 53.C« 87
!£fI££lS™::::::::::Sii
MQ r. •-..■.. S^car @
10 Guardian Trust ..^165
Bonds "and interest."
TOBEY & KIRK
25 Broad Street \«vi York
F-i-,..r.< > « 4-t»4-r.-6-7 S-3 T?roa".
Hollister, i
Fish & Co.
BANKERS
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange
Investment Securities
Interest Allowed en Deposit* :
Nassau and Pine Streets •
Telepbco* John 3»00 j
J. G. VfHiTE & COMPANY, inc.
Engineers & Contractors
Investigation of Public Service
Properties. Steam Railroads,
Industrial Plants. Etc.
45-40 Exrbanre Tlar*. »-» York.
«~b!«-as«>. •". San Fnui«-i>co. CtL
FRED'K F. MARQUANO
lfemb*T of Coceo'.!3aled. Stock Ex. of X. T
t^i. s?3o Broad. 5O Broad St., X. V.
STOCKS AND BONDS
I-.., Inve«*ment or on MarßtD.
FRACTIONAL LOTS
Wm.A.Read&Co.
Bankers
25 Nassau St., N. Y.
BOSTON Cr '■' AGO BALTIMORE
W. N. COLER & CO.
ESTABLISHED IS7O.
fnvistment Bankers
«S CEDAR ST.. NEW YORK CUT
r;«w To-k City Bonds. All lesues.
»t»bii*h«l 18.'4. Telephone SSI" Rector.
INSURANCE STOCKS
FIDELITY, PHOENIX. HOME,
NIAGARA. CONTINENTAL, Etc
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
E. S. BAILEY
#?« BROADWAY. NF.AV YORK CITY.
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
Mr., -umber ."With. MM.
• .-. THE BHABEHOUtERS OF THK
OOMAIOX WEALTH TKUcT COMPANY OF
NEW YORK:
TOf ARE HKREBY ►TIKIKD lliat the
«v'iual routine of stockholders of this Company
■^ill be held at the aflkoe cf the Company. No.
IT Pino Street, in the City ol New York, on
~V*,ln«sday. January ISUi. iStL at 11 o'clock
A. M . for the purpose of <-I«*-ttnB dlrt^ctors in
ih«> place and 6tead of in aw. whose tvrms of of
fice expire on that date, and Tor the transaction
M such other business as may properly come
Ufore th* rtiog. ".."'«
The polls will be open from 11 A. ML till 12
?ioon. The transfer oka « II dose on Satur
day, January "■■'•■ ••**. at 12 o'clock noon, and
■Mil romain toeed until Thursday. January l»th.
lyil. at V' .. lock in the forenoon.
Ey oil*; or tbe Board .•• Directors.
J. A. r.AI'KLYEA. s— retary
Tin. ji \/ BANK.
New- V>rk. December "Otl>, 1910
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
THE PI.AZA BANK ■rill be heM at its !■:. nk
'-t T : J«--. r.Stli Street and Fifth Avenue. Bor
r>QKfa of Manhattan. City o; New YorK on the
3 oth "...- of .]:•. ->ua'; . 1011. at 32 o'clock M..
Sir the j>iirpot> of ple"tingr fourteen Directors
*.'>r the fiisuins year and three Inspectors of
EiT'.ion to aerve at the wean Annual Meeting.
«rsd ivz thr transaction of each other business
cs may properly come before said meeting.
Polls '■•■:" remain "i- r, fioaa 12 M. until 1
3*. M. -:■•>'... books '. i.' be closed from Dc
reaDber 2l»th. 1910. to January 4th. 1911.
K. M. <"I..\rtKK. ' ■asiii^r.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
London, Dec — Consols closed »a lower
*■■ 7? 3^ for money and ~i* 7-1 for account.
.AjiHConda wa« unchanged at IS. Canadian
T»aoine 2's higgler at -'•'"*. Grand Trunk »4
lower at ":"-•«.
Money was Bcsree an<] dear, and dis-
I•• ant rate* were steady.
The stack market was generally firm.
vnh the chief business confined to Invest-;
■merit buying i:i the foreien and home rail.'
K^ction. and increased speculation in cold
roJne -T,;,r<-.-. Orand Trunk was flat on
tnc November earniiics statement, while
ron<9ol<i decliiwd "ii toe poor weekly return
«f the Bank <>f England.
American --ecuritl^ts or>ene«J a. fraction
; higher, and advanced during the forenoon
,on Ijpht •■).<tt Later Canadian Pacific
2«» d a rise, and the market doasd rirm.
rail mont-y In London. ?\''/4 per cent;
open market disco rate for short bills,
S'-i per ,-.p. ; Ion" bills. 31i('a3?-163 l i ( 'a3?-16 per cent;
Berlin discount rate. 4' s per cent; Paris
di»«x»unt rat»". 2\ per <•<•)-..: Paris exchange
on T>ondon. — > lrancs tA^~ centimes: Berlin
i«ccbUi£W <«n London. 25 mark? 4? pfennigs.
Bar isold, T7s*«i s «i, and ajstercan esailes,
'•"•s ."• 1 4 dl
Bf-rlin, \'.-- 2?. — Domestic securities were
quiet aTtd barely steady. American shares
T.rm Bteady. with a ri^:np' tendency.
Paris. Dec. 23.— Three per <-ont rentes
cV^pd ;. entixn^fi higher, at •< francs 19
centimes. Prices were steady on the
' ■n--itjr«-.
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.
;..:,.),.: Dec. 2?.— Th<- weekly return of
tb«~ ; liajik ■■* Knslaiid shown 'h^ following
•'haTJg^s: Total reserve decreased EM75,
f-~ circulation decree Li So: bullion de
r-r<--a«:e<l fl.r^S.O-il'; oilier securities Increased
'HiJSS&X'SS: iotb«r deposit!! Increased £5.023.
■4JSI: public deposit* increased EL.iKS.ti9S: pov
■♦*nlm* > nt sf-curitJrß unchanged. Tin pro
lo-iion of the bank's- reserve to liabilities
'. ■,.-', "T.>". r»r cent. re Mi 4G.SO per cent
ilaf-t week and compare* with a decline
'from ■.; >. per rent to ;: i:; -s per cent In this
t. <re*k last year. The . rate of discount is
unchanged at %\z r>er c<-rit.
T *>. checks cleared through the I-ondon
r-anits for the n^k agsreKat<'<l 56.1f1R.099i
comr>are«J with C4l/jM,<JOO i' this week last
' year.
Paris Dec. Z'.— 'iac weekly ret urn of tlie
Bank <* France shows the following
changes: i.old on hand decreased 9.Z70.000
?r*ncV: rflver on hand creased 1,125 MM
franco. _^
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
tr urr-ifclwd t-y J. Tt mv Relnhardt. No. 38
p.r<«ad BtT*Wt, N<w Auik. BZM No. S4 l>«vou
f ijir-- strt-*U JJurton.)
i,. a ... Open. Jilgii. lyri'/. Clo*e.
i/j.me^k «*• -' I*4 «••
-. at ■■*' Xcv Mr !■ . ! ■-.- U» a «..' 3 l>»t
I 3V. Arizona. 4- Mich. 10. lo_ ; I- 10.
;-j-< Arizona Mln^ ....'« ••>« r.S r,»
C 5« 8«y Plate <;— ■ «3. «! «1 31
••S ■ jtl-iJH Mines... .-.-, 3% 3% ::'=
j(«» lioston Kly .... ;< 2 -J 92
: ••mCaaus OW^ ... -* - .. - 4 -*
- a . »-ra • 7. - - ' • -
1 ■ •'• •'■ . ■■ •'. -
-,». . ■ . ■ ... 'fe lrt 1'- 13 -
' ■ -.-■ ctJino -" '* -1 '« so* 2J '.«
«-V«Cuba!t OMitral.— »% :< . '' :•
•-.t.'-ort-'E Mines '•' II 3*3 * l\ l\
j.vcruwn }ix*erve... 4% 4 - 4=* 4"«
■ <>•>• L»a%iß-r«Uy ••• !A 3** Ir*€ l-«
7: ijonnnlon --..-. !(»* !t-^ »»,
-. ISO rir*» Nat Oopj>«T. Iff 2,, HJ '- 2
f.IC.-.Oold^n Con .... »•% >•% s=« J- -
30« MumfcoM' Smelt.. S% 2-« 2\ --»
14) Ir-pplration .. ■ - S- >■*« SSt' t fe%
KilAraniif n PiK *» »• I*. 99
125 I>a Rote io -'- J l^ l'>f c 1"*
1O Live Oak . 23% 23 : « 2S«a tS"*
.■ >■>* Mackinaw . ■ '-■- is- s<> 27
V<» •.■ace Coal <; 6 •; •;
7< «i Mexican Metait.. 2jt 2« SH 2i|
I.V» ■• ■ -v-T>ar ..1". Ii I* I'-i
V,,!!'* CibKOi- .... 28 29 2t. 2y
V« do r*f Jrt if I/* 1 A
I.WO Majestic 9- BJ< .'<'• 3!»
(■ Net Mining DV '■ •; . <■ A
' S.V« tiiiaii Douslas.. 2 ... 2 2'i
S2sOhio CtoPP^r "A If* I** l^s
ftrt Ravra Mmmi? ... 47 4S 4B 4*J
-•*• P«sirh!<ie M!nla« 4'r 4 ! 4'i 4'i
326 Rbo^e Island Coal 5*4 ST»5 T » .'.'a .'■%
MVnltar* € « * 1 i Si >U
j «6T«koa ...^......^ *fc i ! * 3ji 354
STOCK PRICES SHIIBSITIAt GAMS ON LIGHT TRADING
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1910.
Sh'rsiXeti ' j Actual Sales, j Closing fol'^lchlel ■ | Qp^HULowTrinllßlcl.lAsk
■PmTSeq . VTiialSalM, .£'>*'"?. h V e \ Qp.l Hi.|Low|FJnlißtd.|Aßk
* Sj C !Al»s-Ch»lmer» Company... (OP.I HLlLow|Finllßid.|Agk j^- eh^ c KSMi"* NMhviito:::."!^ , 64 a i Matl C I IW4
<w _^ Amorlcan Can pr 7«!» TOW. 76 W ■£* !«• , JJJ ;{■• Kansas & T«xmT= Ht 31* iS! SIM Si". 31% 321+
fiiUi; lAmerican Car & Foundry. . «49 49. « <SU ». .1.100 — Mo... Kansas iie xa s. «.. r-
lOo! ♦ 4 .'American Cotton Oil s«i 6.WJ 59« SJH « J«J fj» SSHSS rafcult U7«i 117gjU7!S 1« U7 "7Vi
M- |a American IjOCt-motive :aa W> : |J. ?| l 4:l 4 : «' -^ j»i *V» Vt ional ,§3 '-pr: MJ. I** 55 ' f-5 '55 55% I«»
&l l bass is; ass M ; $M^Mi € Mm ;^^ o(!ao (!a ,. on C0pper........; ISH ™ wS,H&L«& iim
;■•• - % American Sraeltrtig pr l^i ]^ l^ I«% P^Jl l^ WgS I-,, 8 New - York Central H'^lllk, !1.- s t«]\ * J"%
UM -*, AS*rtcan TH. & To! 142^143 Wgjk tt« Pg»Pl» S: ;i; i Nevv 'York Ont & W«t . fl. ttH «"41'41 !42 ■
sH fi, iAmerican Tobacco pr ; «^| 93^ S2s W4 W Wi JOO- ♦ % S^S^J 1 *- n .. .. ! -9S\ 100?« 96% WOWMgJiIO^
KJ( :5; i ;::;r;;" SSS *::::::: 333SKf?C =1 f» -: "iff
8 v fflSPfis^EHggjgSMl I^,l SSS&SS co^ c ::::::: pS ii F*RK|i;
I«0 .* t Baltimore & Obio 105J4 l^jt I«J4 I«g4 1« S_vrSk v,al pr ■ X*» ***' 67^ 67^ fgt «
3 n.i _ --* Ke-thleiiem Bteel ' «%i »W 28^ 28V »% » l£ * Press"/ St^4l Car :»* »> i 29', a 30 : 29^»; 30
Si — - Bethlehem Steel w :591 S8 » W 25 » JS ~ S^S | t 4 Car pr ' »3^. 93% 93 193 ! 33% 95^
- .Brooklyn Rapi-i Transit...! 75-^ 7r,i 2 ..^^,l.^ ..^4 fflT 2 pSSSSSI pSSi»oS 150 15! i ! 159 159 \W 160
-2^ Canadian PaoiHc fe S%^lS SoU « SIW StodSpriS ■^:.:i H% »?«J»» I gffi 1 g8 I SL
»a ?« afe^ «ES| 1 1 1 i: Is t ! 7 1 Esffisr?^ E i % i il :i B §
a& + U iiSSlllll 111 II ! st ),,»nh & T3d pr 48 4»1 *140 .
Sa t%|Chl<i«o* N f .rrhw^tfrn...l4^ L«% 1« .14^ 14 i s 1,2« a sios.f-Shefl Rte^ & Iron.? 4^ «ftl oS ggg |»»
Mfl Colorado & Southprn !« pr. .4 J|!IIIf .Ii ?^; s^ copper g! 34^ 34 34% If
100 41 [Colorado & Southern Ist pr 74 174 74 J, 4 | «4J?J '* • +i; r^nes^e" Copper. !34% 34^1 34 34^ 34 34Vi
S 7i - r,'_ % Consolidated Gas .l^fi-viSTVL.t* 1/*1 /* l^g i->^.« i^ = inoi li* 'Texa^ & Paciflc 26 i 26 26 26 25% *
"V'O 1 -? Com-=tock Tunnel ,'^U- ilfl i~f liuliffiR 1 S — Tofedo St £ & Vestern. 23 J 23Vwi 33 23Vi23 23%
520.2 ipelauaro & Hudson 1« ,W*l« »1| 200! + x Toledo St. 1.. & West. pr. j SZ% SZ%j 52%; 52% 52 ;o3
*M - Denver & Rio Grande 8% »% »»j »%i «eil cat •• 1 — Union Bae& Paper.. 814 B'4 ! SVi : 8% Sv^ •
U _ Denver & **? Grande pr.. 69 gl »g^gg g« z^ g^ Ba^ ■ _pc »H« ITO%
. General E3ectrlc Co l» .1.4 '•'|^.1. 1 ' 1 r -* V m loo' +2 r S Cast Iron P. & F.... : 16)3 !«% »«« J«4 £ i!' .
- I^!^^^ J^ :^¥ : |-SJr R& . K .^£J^^y [i
i? apaa pa s ; g^.w §%j s* s : f
300 4«i International Steam Pump. 40 40 40 ;40 g 40% 100 +_% :«|™^ a^- Expreas 155 155 hS 1155 N» p»
BWI -i, llowa Central vr. j3l ! 3M4 a 3P 2 31 ol ; , •Western Maryland • 49^ 6»& «% 60 50%
3,300 --i Kansas City Southern I 32K .«-«,' 32%. 23% *.« s J.- : Western Union Telegraph. 1.73 !73 73 ;73 ! 72V* 73*
mi +1 Kansas City Southern or., M 6b^i 6b . «jfe bo^ 66^, l-u — [wheeling &L. E. Ist pr!... 13% 13% 13% 13% 11 , 13%
EM* f£££ Ga^ M ° in ?~hf£3£» ll4!«li4lS IS-1% 'Wisconsin Central i56•56j 56 j56 SBija
1.-r«o'-i4 !L*.hi£rh i' a ii"v !1M)^!1S1 jISQV.:IM)- k ,lso-, s -IS. J ! . , 1 — —
m:ajss»fflaa^ j^^gg^^rl^SianS^^, P.riM in «> :
FINANCIAL MHKEIS
Call Money Rates l\n. Sterling
Easier.
Business on the Stock Exchange was ;
only a trifle broader yesterday, but the ;
tone of the market Avas very much bet- ;
ter, and at the close nearly the whole list
showed net gains, ranging from sjood j
sized fractions to 2 point?. An excep- j
tfon was Consolidated Gas. which has ;
been about the only issue to make any
consistent advance during the week. j
The stock yesterday sold up to 137%;
which was within a small fraction of its :
hisrh level on Wednesday, but profit tak- ;
ing In the late trading caused It to re- |
act to 196% at the close, a net loss for j
the day of three-eighths of a point.
Readinsj, United States Steel common,
Union Pacific, Lehigta Valley and Amal
gamated Copper supplied by far the
larger part of the total transactions, and
all showed net gains of over a point at
the close. Thy Southern railroad issues
: were also strong, although not very ac
tive, Atlantic Coast : Line gaining 2
■ points, Louisville <fc Nashville I*4 and
Southern Railway preferred I 1 * points
on the day's operations. Canadian Pa
1 cific was another, stock that showed pro
nounced strength yesterday, making a
net gain of 1 points. The advance in
this issue was due to buying on reports
that the management of the company
'had placed large orders for equipment,
and also because of the favorable earn
ing: statement for November. Short
covering was chiefly responsible for the
1 general advance In prices yesterday,
I other factors being the firmness of the
London, market and a fairly good sup
ply of buying orders by foreign houses.
Bearish Influences were not lacking, but
■ apparently had no effect on the market.
unf&vorabij news, such as the tiling of
i government briefs in the tobacco and
j Standard Oil cases and poor earning
j statements by th<> Harriman lines for
I November, going unheeae&.
One of the best features of the day
was the decidedly broader bond market.
The demand for the New York City
iif sues was particularly good and caused
an advance in the price of the 4^s to
within five-eighths of a point of the
S highest level reached thus far this year.
; Railroad bonds of the savings bank class
and other high grade issues were also in
good demand at prices ranging from
one-half to a full point above the quota
tions prevailing two weeks 'ago. The
transactions were nearly double those of
the preceding day and showed that the
usual year end investment buying of
high das* bonds had begun. .Sterling
I exchange was again easier, declining
another ■> points, but call money rates
rose to 9 per cent, the highest since last
; Mr: No uneasiness was felt in broker
age circles over the rise in call money,
however, where It was regarded simply
las reflecting the demand for money in
; -jdf-nt to the end of the year. Time
: funds also showed a hardening tendency
lin sympathy with the rise in call loans,
but the Improvement was slight. The
' Bank of England made no change in its
minimum rate of discount yesterday, but
j fchowed a decline in its proportion of re
serve to liability of more than 8 points
] from the level reported a week ago to
1 ::-■ This, however, was higher than
! recorded for this week last year. The
! ... .d banks also felt the strain of the ap
| proaching yearly settlements, and there
J was Borne rather heavy calling of loans
iby these institutions, which forced a
I general shifting of credits and was the
! principal factor in the advance in call
: money rates.
BANK STOCKS.
<R»;porteJ >•'•" Clinton Gilbert, No. 3 Wall street).
Bid Asked- Bid.Aaked.
Amtrica ... BM •'"" . Irving N X.. 200 210
Am Ex«h... 235 242% Jefferson ... - 180
/udubun N. 115 12r. LiUrty 57.% ~
4*na Nat.. 17.'. 190 Lincoln .... 400 42T,
Bronx lJor.. .'{'"O — Mar.hat Co.'. "2.. :.:; I
' Hionx Nnt.. 196 206 Mkt & Ful. . . i 250 260
l^tt^rv Pk. ISO -- Mftruin»liH .. -••" 41"
I i^*V,y .... M -- Mech .v M N 24.". , 250
! Hut.-h &- ». J :!H I*.'. ►'.en antlk .. i■» IS.'i
i Ilrvant Pk . i -~> : >*> Metropolitan. _""« 209
I c/i.i x- iN. IS3 158 Merchant*'.'.*. 179 l v :
Iv'nnirv IT<» 17.'. Merchants- X 169 l«7'i,.
Cfcast- " "•• 430 4.>» XI Morris... 2.V) MO
Chathani 32<i xvi Mutual . . . ii.. ;.".«.■",
Chemical -• — 4 r_',. N . a?fcau V; I *.!,- ""
Cit Cent N. 150 i•■ 1 i Nat H»(*ne. hi: . —
t V :.. ::».) 3871, New NVihTd 210 220
<-hel*.-a Kx. 190 aou NY X B a. 31.'. 328
Commerce . H <r > '9 r » >> V County. 300 —
C<,;<.nia4 ... 4<»> i:nn Ward. 290 260
Columbia.. — * x Niphi & Day. 225 230
Corn Exch. 30*3 ■":•- Pacific -.:'. 240
Ka*t River. 11-'» 125 I Park 350 —
Fidelity .. I«ii 17". People-; .: — 245
Flrft Nat... >«'» — ' Pbenl* . ... 2<V> ; — - •.
Fifth Vat .. 300 ''->» : Plaza. . . MB : — >J
Fifth Aye. 4"<" 4250 iFro.luce Ex.. Jrt" l«T»4
Fourth Nat. 194 I'M Sherman ... 135
1-Jtli .cir<<-'.. c ir<<-'. 1: '" ' ■'•■"• Seaboard . 4'«> —
Galiatln ... »25 KjS Pt-cond . . . 4«> 425
Garfidd .... 290 300 ■ Siste -_7.'» ■ ii
G«™n-Am 14.. V*> 12th Ward. . . — 140
G«nnan Ei. 4s:. .— SM Ward.::. )t<» — j
r,Prmania ' Kx-h... 172U Ifc2'i
Grr»>nmi'h . . -•- 263 <PTa«h Ute... 278 — |
Gotham Nat l.*«t - AVest .-Ide... «50 n —
Hanover ... <"> l( > •'- <1) Torkville .... HO — ]
1 4 Tr. . si>J 66& t i
New-york Dinar t-sibuxe, Friday. December so, imo.
BOND MARKET SALES.
22099 Jap 4%s 95% : 4000 X C & P Ist. 89%
»090 do '. vT.-% l«0.« Ken Cent -Ss. 94
MOO do 4s .Sl>^i 10>;«t K& D M lst.lO<J%
1000 Argentine Ss 97*8 5«X> X Co El 4s •
2<»> v Sof M 4s 92»* Stpd . . . -- • • co
SOOO do f'S P7?s 1000 KCo t, L. &
1000 Va <«> Defd P 8" --;,--,; A! "
Ctfs 43 19000 La<"ka Ptl B»
1:000 V c 4%s 19K> gig
1P57 107U| 5000 do »1%
13M0 do 107H I<XK>' do 1023 9tJ
20600 do 107 '4 1 9<Xn> L S & M So
HMO do 1017 nw.l«>2H 4s 1931 £•?«
27<«n. do 4Us 1O1"4 106000 do f&b
fOOO do 1O1»» 12000 do »I\+
&"mh«» do 101i«i 2000 do 1928 03-;»
5000 flo 4s 1056 il40»<0 do 93%
Reg OSH 1000 do O»V*
2000 d0"»1!>.V«... {*»''•! lOOtJ L& W B Con |
13000 0,1 1950... 89% os 1* ! I
iitNt do . . 9s»j ! 1000 L. 1 Ref *£•• »™
9800 do »»» 1000 L & A Ist 5s $«*♦
1000 Am A C 55.102H 5000 L, & >>" IT 4s. 98%
1000 do 102 ' 4000 do P & M
8000 Am II & L 4f »■'■?
•* .... Kit* ' 1000 M Con 4s Stp 08-^
l(»«l Am TAT i 7000 dr. l»b%.
Cvt 45 105% 6000 M St Ky Gen
lOtiQfi do 105% 5s <S
3000 do ..520F.105^ 6OOU M C Deb 4b.. 92
21000 do 10."'; 7000 MX & T Ist
7000 Am To!. 8b.105H 4- 97%
2<«h. do 104 1000 do Ext .101%
54« •<■»<) do . 105 10000 do S V 4>is 85% 1
16000 do *s 80% 7000 Mo Pac 45... 15' H \
84000 do M> 5000 do "6 I
1000 Armour 45- s 92%| 1000 do Cvt 55.. 91% j
2900 a T & S F ! ISOOO do Ist Con
Adj 4s Stp 91% 6s 109
10000 do Gen 4s . o!>' - • 23000 M & Es Con
3KMIO do »9U 7s Use HO 7 ,
5000 do Pie* 23000 do HIS
V*»-> do W^si 4000 C &St L
6000 iloCvtss.loSi.ii Ist 7s 100%
8000 do idSi.. 13000 X V C Deb
1O(H> do K^il lf>34 ■• $?•% •
MOO do Cnvt 4a j 4000 do 83%
ÜBO 101»4 10000 do Gen 3Vz» 89*&
70C»0 do T S L 1 17000 NYG &B L
4s ...... t>^'^! II & P r>s..l<i2V 4
•0000 At Coast 4a 94)4 WKX) do 102?»
K609 do L & X : W>oO do 49 S7'4 j
4s 92% 14J00 do 87%
2SOiX> do 92& 20U0 do 87% I
140iH» B & O Gold I 1000 do H7 6 ,i
4s »9 I 1000 dr. 87%
1000 do 1' 1* E & 11000 YNH& H
AY A 4s. 91% Cvt 3%s 100%
MOOO do 92 I I.TOOO do lOOU
4<M«> do i>~\i, 5000 X V O & W
17OJ0 do 92% Ref 45... X. 95%
K^hhi do J'*-*s 10000 do 95%
POOOO do 92% 1 4000 N V T 4%5.. 98%
1099 do P J 68.112%! lOIKI do 98%
2009 do Pr B%s 27000 do 1+?*;
' 10«'p0 do 92%! 1000 do 88»g
~l<-«O TfeQi fitl ss. 86% 4000 N & W Con
1000 nkln C Ist.. 103 i 4a 99
1000 BR T 55. ..104 'SGOOO do 9»%
; 1000 d.> 103% 25000 do Cvt 45..100%
i 1009 do KM- 1 106000 do 100%
I 10000 do 48 82% 77000 do 100%
Wx'iO do 82% 1154000 do I""}*
i 5909 .do *>2T-g COOOO do 100"
I 2000 Ft V G .106 j 4001> do PC & C
i GOOO Can Bo 2d..101 ! 4s 88%
f 1000 C of Ga Con ■ 2000 N P Pr 45..100 a i
Ba 120000 do lOOVi I
::>'<oo do Ist Inc.!"!',: 500 do 101 \
7000 Cent L Ss...' «♦%! 200" O X & X Con
l'-OO do y.1%! 48 &6' 4
2000 Cent of X J I 2000 Or»- Sh I, Ist
Gen .> 122 I 6a 114%
ROM C I* Gtd 4S. 96% 1 26000 P T & T "»s. 5*7
I'xiO C & O Con 128000 do t»" l i
« 113% 1 1000 pa Cvt .".'is. i«
2090 do 113 l<"2<»» do S%s 1915 !»*-"«
■3000 do 112% 1 12080 do 96V4
tOOO do Fnd 56.103 1000 do 4? 043.103%
; 2fiooo do C't 4!;S 94 8000 do Gtd 3Vjs j
! (vxirv do . WLj, B 89.; i
I UKtOO do f»3 T i 6000 P G & C C :
I ***> do &4 1 Ref fi 101%
I 3000 do On 4%5.101%l 2<»V) pp coe o & X Inc. 58
SWKIO do 10U4' 2*oo PCC& St L
lO<M do R & A I Gtd 3U5... 91%
, Ist 4a... JW i 14000 do Gtd 4' 2 s
5900 C A A ::5... 72* i. A 107 1
I 20000 Chic & V AY ! 3<>ort P Sec neb 4s M
Gon 5%8. . 87% 19000 Read Gen 4s. 97%
10000 C rtL- W Ind ! 3«»O do .Ul'-i
Con 4s 92%'SfiOOO do 97? i
9000 Chic n & Q '1 11000 do J C Col
Gen 4* 97% l 4* 97U,
! 3<»-^v> do 97% TWO Rio G W Ist. 90'g
! JflOOa do 07 V 16090 St LIM & S
50(»0 do Jt 45.. fir,*-. Gen os 10G%
'.'•■ 'hi ,io 95% G999 do R & G
■•-"it do 9K*;I 4? S4
I V" •' Res:. 1 .:: 95%j sooo Sr L*t3 T"
, I<XX» do Deb Ba.101%! R Gen 55.. 86%
20C« do 111 Div 112000 do 98%
:r-s .... 88%| 10000 do Rpf 45.. 80%
JOOO .-]> Neb El ! 1000<3 St LSw Con
45 9*% 45 7.
\OOOO C. C.t W 4^.. sat? I<loo do 75%
1000 c M & Ft P I-- woo s r & p Ist
Gen 4s A. »'i 53 109U
* .•>vio do W4l 2>'»oo Soab A L Adj
4000 do AY A M ! fs 7«V-
Div 6a.. 106% loon do Bef Sa. .100 " (
• POOO . • i: I & P ! Jsyoo do Gold 4s
Gen 4s 97%! Stpd S3 i
{ 3OfiO do 97V iftOO do R4T4 '
1«Vi00 do !'7Hi rxNtO do .... 85
! 170:10 do Re' 4k. HJWt! 1-mm'i SpClTr 43 01"4.
• :•■"> do 89% 3000 do u! 5 - s
j 40^>O .10 R. II 4s 7L'». ! ioo«i «3o let rt»f '
: 14OiH> do ... -■:-.' 4- fM»i
, 17O0it do 73! SOOn do . '." 94%
! Km ift C CC4 ft 'r.7<v>> .10 cvt 45.. 07 "
i I- C 5.- TV 37000 do :*;-»
M - .. 93%]710<M flo 07
••■■ 0 d.> St T. Div 1 12000 So ?»T Ist n?.'n»7t.-.
i% . . . fI.T-.- 300(1 do i">ri 4«.. 7."! 1 ,
1 anoo do 04 l«V»00 do . 7.-A
1000 C* S Ist 4«; 9!i«i135n00 do 7r.^.
'•••■■ dp. 95% 9000 do M £ 6
i 801*1 do o."i : Col 45... 84%
j 14*000 do 90 1 10000 T C I & n "
: 8000 do RA El I On 5s lO^a;
; l%a . ... nviii 1000 do 104
: aooo do !>7Mil man da ios%
HVM Col Ind 55.. 7Ti.. 1000 TAp Ist 111
l(r**i do 77\' 1000 T •«- x O Sub
: iflOO C Pr Ba lfi::i 97% .Div t"«... 101%
, 100 0 D ft ii cvt ' 2000 T A; O c Ist
4s !•!<', r, s JOB
lO'V'O do Ref 4e. 99% 1 1000 Tri City os.. •.>«';
2060 Den i- R < : ! .r-00<1. r -00<1 do nsi;.
Con 4? . . MM! r.«f>o t - i .«- Del «•. .KM "
r<W) do f>v. ':'•<>•(. 1- Fl L 4-., 5 . nrt 1 -^
MAP do Imp 55.102U1 I**" rj v Ist 4= .lOiu
20<Vt do MWii "000 do lOIU
1M« .i,, Ref .'.(--. .«!»%! i>'-» da 101
12000 do R9%] 9000 da Ist R.>f
' 4000 E T V & G ! 4s rw«4
Con Ist r.5.109t-il 1000 do 97 ;
2080 Erie Ist Con I MOO d.i fKVV
4* S'U! ."•<"«.> do Cvt 4s. .10'^
.Vh«l do f-' x . I >■•>-> ■'•> . 103»;
Snoo do P5% 2000 Ci:Bof s F
7000 do Gen 4s. 74V 4s 07
SOOO do Cnvt 4." I WKV) IT S I/»ath «s.l<i4i-,
A 7.-. ] 1000 VsR &im "
liVhO do 73»« Ba «>rt
I ioo/» An 7SU 1000 t7 8 Rub <>h..li«
1 606(1 do 7" 7 , ."•"" do 102%
! M»XI do 74 !l«>-'in T' s ?ti S F
lOOdO do T? 6f» ' "■- ira
I 1000 do Pa CTr 102000 do ior?7^
4S4 S HR%IIStAO do io.!»;
' 2O<V> Oa V Ist 8e. 113 I •'-" • do I;.?. lO4'i
4<j<K' On El r«--h I 4"0» V». C Ch Ist
.-> 147 I ".s I00»i
1,-^.iO d.-, 147'/ 2000 A'» &Sw Con
inoA do i J " ! *a 01
?—:i\ do ."'-.« ... 81% l ?'«■">'» A\> bash 2d... !<Si:.
3000 II «T C lot ! I""" 1 do 88%
.',« 109% 8900 do Rft Kxt
?.-»*> 111 C Kef 4s ft7*4| 4s G4
rywio do 97*; 1 2<kx- a\«k p 'I" -'1
!««v> ,to 45 IJ>"2. f'7»;! Cif 8 i'\
l'«»- Int-M 4M.c "'•'■ i"' Vl <' U>«t M.I is . p«i
.VVhI do ...."-.. 79*1 !•■•<-• .1. ...aSOP. JUst{
1J...-.-I dO . 7f«ui " (H ' l do *"»
>.-.i,i do ... "ft 1;! '" " ■• AVest Sb 4s..i"i
1?Vm») do ''■''■■ 7.H.. do ion;
r.c»Vio in« Ft t h.i«»»i 1000 W • 1. is Ist
.'.ooo do •<« . l«»«4l c on 4*4 * $4
.••-«. mi Pft|) 6a. .10*% 7000 w c., F &■ R
NVV> do .*•* «6 I X ..... . f>'\
i.«, v C -.. Si !<•!■.' I'O.h> do cv. H
oftfirt d* Sa • "***' •**"'•" ■"' •*' X 1 " ( -.1"" I .
'■0(*-< do .'.'.'.... Ny >" ( " > \V C li ' > 4i«. 88%
?,(«-ki X <" I- B & ' (Mj do Si D T
M 4? 77>i! 4s 93' i
i Total sales of bonds, 104,000.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
i The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
Last .—Closing.—
sale. Kid. Asked.
.Adams Express 245 -'£ 24|>
' Allis-Chalmers C->. pref 30 » «i»
! American. Agr. Chem. Pr«". ..10- M —
American Beet Sugar pref 93 PI »
Am. Brake Shoe &-■ Fdry QL>& 'g?,* illi ll
do pr^f 128% i-i"' —
inter. Car & Fdry. pref II"' 1 * 110 US
American Coal JSP™ „£- • mi
American Express 256 Z» -*°
■ Airier Hide & Leather -Us 4 *;•»
oo prpf 22 21?* 22^
American Ice Securities Ii 3*3 * ITii '%
American Linseed 11% 31 . 12*4
American Ma.it - 3% 3*» **
co j'r*>f . .*34% 84% tola
American Snuff 275 260 300
do pref 101 s * 100 101
Anier.. SteW Foundry 42 I2MI -/43
American Sugar 11* lit lla
Amer. Tel. & Cable .84 78:"- , 84
Ann Arbor ■-•'■'■ -■' «••
; d o pret 7') '•• T«
Asao. OH "... •"•' 45 •■;'.
; Baltimore •!- Ohio i.ref 91 .S'-J. S '-J S»*«
Ba topi las Alining U 2 -4
Brooklyn Union Gas 13.V.J 134 ; 136
Brunswick »'» 85* i"
; Buff. R. & P 104 100 108
do pref 12" 125 14»
Butt<*riek Co SB'i -'7 i 30
Canada Southern 60 MS i"'a
Central of New Jersey 27S 260 -"-"
Central & South American 113 11* 1-1
Cnicago & Alton 30 27 30
do pref 04T& — 66ii
Ch.. I. a-. L pref — 86 80
Chicago & Northwestern pref .2o3 ISO 210 .
Ch... St. P., il. .<- 0 140 135 145
do pref 165 160 IT.".
Chicago Union Traction 2% 2% 4&
C. C, C & St. U. pref 99% 98* WO-
Cleveland *- Plttsburg — 168 — .'
! Colorado Fuel & Iron pref 110% 11"'; 115:
Colorado &■ Southern 2d pref.. 74 .71 *76
Col. & Hock. Coal & 1r0n.... 4% 4 ■'-'■ 5
Corn Products Kef... 14 1 14 1 * li
do pref 7h 75^-3 7tt
IM-, Lack & Western 520 600 570
Dcs Moines & Ft. D 4' 2 4>i 13
Detroit & Mack r 80 f-L"; "00 "
Detroit United R. X >'«- 6814 —
Distilling .^cunties 32% :;:: 34
D.. So. t^h. & At 11 10*4 12
do prel 21 20% 22
Brie 2.1 pref a 4% 34 ; i 34H
Uvans. & Ter Haute &) x /a oS 62
do pref 82% 7" 85
Federal M. & S 15 12 2t»
do pref 4;Vi 45',a 55
Federal Sugar 30 25 35
do prof 95 86 —
General Chem. Co. prof 103 1"! 3<»4
Granby Mining 40 30 60
Havana Electric Ry. pref 83% I».'i Vi 84%
Hocking Valley ..". 139 123 124
Homestake .Ss»i 84 »>>
Ingersoll-Rand 00 105 83 —
do pref 84% '.'7 —
International Harvester IDS 108% 110%
do pr.-f 122 12) ' a 122U
' International Paper I- 7 » 1- 3 i 13
I Irtt^rnat. Kteam Pump pref... J-4^ S4 s">
lowa. Central '. IST* 17 3 i 18%
Kan. City. Ft. S. & M. pref.. 78 7.". 77' 2
Knick. Ice of Chicago pref 71 86 BO
Lackawanna Steel ...". 39 3."» 42
L&clcde Gas pref 85 80 102
Luke Krie & Western 17% 16 20
j co pref 37 Vi 3D 4."»
I l^ako .Short- 320 325 450
Mackay Cos !»2Vi 90% l»3
do pref 70 74« i 75* i
| Manhattan Beach 2% 2% 4
I Marine pref 15% 15% 10%
i Michigan Centra! — — ISO
j Minn. & St. Louis 25"» 24 26
do pref 53% 3S 63
M.. St. P. & S. St. M. pref.. .146 146 147%
Mo.. Kan. & Texas pref 63 tj2li OS
Nash. & Chatt 140 136 14:?
Nat. Enamelling & Stpg lts ]<> 17 i
do pref «4 ,m> 86
National Lead pref 106% 104 107 ]&
do pref ti:» 68 72
New Central Coal 52% 30 60
New York Air Brake 71 68 ~-
N. V.. Ch. & St. Louis <itt «3 <$»
do Ist pref 10SU 101 110
do 2d pref !'O >..s 93
New Fork Dock 2y — 3.1
I do pref 87% 65 68
I Norfolk & Western rref 89 SO l*>
North American 04 T» 84% ti.">
Ontario Stiver 8 1% jji^
Pacific Coast 105 88 106
do Ist pref 105 80 JIO
do 2d pref 166 '.•* 105
Pacific Tel. &• Tel. pref SB 80 99
I'eoria & East i'o 17 •••■>
P.. C C & .St. L. srp£ j)7 (wu
do pref 113 105 312"
Pittflburg Coal ]«'i 17 ivi'
Pitts., Ft W. & Chicago 173% 163 —
Quicksilver :•, 1 tt 314
do pref &% 3% 5'
Railway St*el Spring: 31 VI 82
Reading let pref «»<> J,J"
I Hens. & Saratoga 2"i> o<^)
! Republic Iron & Steel 30 »> 31
I i:ot-k Island pref... £9 68% 60' i
Borne. Watertown & Ogd 121% H:» —
Rutland R. R. Co. prof... . :;s 33 4,,
St. L. & S. K. Ist pref 82 »«> 65
St. L. & .«. I". C. ft B. 11l ctfa.l26 ■ 100 i.-,.»
do pref HtiVi 11',
: <io pew 69% .'<"• ! nil
St. Louis Southwestern ■•,3 141 4 20 •>(•,
_do pref 60% o> « 2
S«ars Roebuck pref. 120 lIS ]iS
Sloss-Sheff. Steel A Iron pref. ll4 11014
South I'orto Rico Sugai- <hi s-' « m ,
■■■• pref in jog -,',„
Booth K. R. M &O. otfs.. . 66% 7i> «■-!
Texas .v Pacitic I^nJ Tr :»i> "ss Siu
Third Avenue R. &.. jo si io>i
Tol. Rys. a- LlKht S T% H*
Twin City Rapid. Transit 108% 107' i,,,
Union Bag ft Paper pref. . 54% -.4 ,-.,,
United Cigar Mfg. pref luOU mr» tna
United Dry Oooda 102% 101 103
do pref 102" 1015 i io"%
United Slate* Bxprera m «r VnTt
V. S. Realty & 1mp....... ,;<■ 68 S
U. S. Reduc & :;:;;;:;;-^ 414 3
do pref : 35 ,1* .1
Utah Copper 4434 44>i Ji
.?, ' " r - «•}l""'« • }1 ""' P^f I^4 •j, 15% li :
abash lt '.'i in i,;i_
AVestf-rn Marjlartit pref 7ei., I si
AA'estinehouse Mfg- " rsu ,•,: ,'i2
do Ist pref....?...:; "l^ " ]I» /^^
Wheeling & Lako Erie...... ,vi *^
! do « --■• ;:; ;;■•■; 5 * 5
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterday's closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Wednesday's:
—Dee. 28.— — Dee C 8 -
p. g. t.«* 1^ SiMsa sartw
1 . S. 2s, coupon. 1930. .100% mi '- ioo« 1.. •
r. a :ib. re B . MIS 102 |QS% 102* io£«
V. S. 3s. coupon. 1015..102 1«2% ( r" i, *.t*
U. S. 48. rf-K.. 1&25 115% lie* m il("i>*
, U. fc. 4s, coupon. 1025... 115% Uu% 115% 118't
! Panama Us. reg., 1956..100% — Joo2 —
Panama 2», r.-tr . t538...100% — 100%
COBALT STOCKS.
(Furnished by Warren, Giowski a .-,, v « ■«
Broad street.) .. '.' * ' -k>
BM.Aaked.l Bl ,j i,,,^
Amalgamat.. 1 I ILa Rote... 4.V. 4SB*
Ballsy '- 7*7 * 7 Little .N'ipiss. i- . y-K
Beaver Cons 2."> •_">'! McKtnley ...125 t"? *
Bnffalo 2ir. 225 Nancy. Helen.' 3 "4"
! i-huiisl.-rer!. 13. 14-4 .Vlplsslng ...fOTO l(r\%
.• of Cobalt. l!»Vj 20% Nova Scotia., lfPi i*
; Cobalt Cent. R.i V>'t Ophlr in gS
Cobalt Lake»l3% 13% Otinw . 14 «
Coniagaa ...855 800 P«teraon L... iK«i j.vi
• Town Res-.. 271 272 Right cf, Way, 2«»% 21*
Foster • s ' '■'■• ■ ■"• rter ... 4 414
Glftord ... Hi « Silver Leaf.. 4a44 a 4 au
Gt Northern If>% 11 Silver Bar... 1%
Orcen-Meeh. I 1!*I 1 !* 2 ■ Temlskaniiiiß. 75% 7ti
i Margraves. .. HIS 2'» Trethewey ..Its 188
i Hudson. Eay.ll4 125 Watta .... . z 3
Jnhn Black., ' 4 hv«tilaufer...lOv 100
Ken Lake. «• •! I
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
After a generally dull : and easy opening
the market for outside securities before
mid-day deA-eloped slightly more activity
and a firmer tendency. Considerable
strength was shown in spots on a better
buying movement. This was especially so
in "some of the Industrials. Intercontinental
Rubber was the feature, gaining 1% P' 1 1 " 1 *
with only a slight reaction. Standard Oil
improved a point and American Tobacco 3
points. American Writing Paper. improved
ii. although later the bid was reduced ma
terially. In the mining list there wasafair
inquiry for Inspiration. Chino and British
Columbia. The silver stocks were ateadj .
but quiet. In bonds Western Paaflc us
were slightly lower. American Smelters
Securities 6s and Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph. is ruled steady.
INDUSTRIAL.
c al , f ->paaL Hi«h. IVsar- T-ast.
5Am Coal Prod. ;<•- «, -* 02 ,. ]< j%,
8,099 Am Sm Sec rt ,- - a *** % 415
SS Am Tobacco 41> . 41.. 496 4B»
V*> An AYr Pap Pi -" 1 -«> -" ,* «
200 Cambria Steel., -i- , 42^ *- ♦-*
8,200 lnt Rub Tr efs. :'-' » .54 ?» 3-T» *•♦
300 'July OH W; ■;' ■» **>
f.<rf> 'June Oil 1»* f*j J5 - »
99 Standard 0i1.... 617 61» «!• «•»„
40 Salatersmr pf...]99« 10O»* «••* 1UO?4
1.2(t0 U S IAX & Htg. 2^ ? 2^ -f> -V»
3u<> do pref 8% -8:« 8% s•*
RAILROAD.
300 Chic Sabxray.... 4% 4*» 414 454
MINING.
2.0C0 Braden Copper.. 3T4 {Jvi STi |S
900 Brit Col Copper. 71.-.7 1 .-. ; ;» ;.» „' ; *
2,<.m <:iiino Copper... 21 -',* » *,',*
f>.WO •Cobalt central. 1»'-j •' 'a f* it
1,600 Con Ariz 5m.... i- : , J,?' m* ',3, 3
100 M'-Daly C0p.... .I* la '*» j^, 2
1,500 *Ely Central 6Va ** • 7 '
700 'Ely Cms 31 SJ 3' Si
1,025 First Nat Cop.- 2rV v i* -;,* *-«
2i.M Florence 1«« l^i 1 > "•
3.0 Giroux Mining.. 6*6 * « :^ II 1-*1 -* V
17.000 '(.Jreenwat^r ." f>'* •' J2
609 Greene-Cananea. •% »:« «>*♦ "^
♦KM) Inspiration Cop. ha ></« 8« »£?
COO K.rr Lake fi 3 •'•** «li •>**
100 La Ross C0n.... 4i v , 4^ 4* 4A
200 Mines of Am. new o*4 • Ml •>?* _•' *
609 •Mines Co off Am M M <"''> ■•
1,500 Darrigh 124 125 124 - 1-4
200 Nevada Hi 115.... 2rV 2fV ' -re -■?$
1.000 Xev-Utah M* S t* T * t* -i.';™
SOU Xipissln^ M Co. 10:» 11 1" s * 11 .
2.500 Ohio Copper 16»1 6 » 1 4 Ma It*
1,509 Pac Smelters.... ,', -? v* ?
490 Precious Metals. t'» 1U I l 4 :':';lJ*
7<» Ray Central.... 2^ 2!ri 2^ 2'»
035 Ray Conaol 18% l&U IS WJ*
."■'ii Red AA'arrlor 1! V 3V 3 IS l*i
3<)O *Standnra ...... 90 9" ■ »> ?<''
2,500 Tonopah Exten. !•» 9J» 1»* 'JO
•.'.-. Tonopah BTV8 T V RiV «A «A
1.r.,0 •Tramps Con.. . 2'.z 2?i 2 2!' i
7<.H> Yukon G Mines. 311 SH ii :J is
BONDS. CV
25.000 JAm 5m Sec C 5..101 101 101 101
12,000 So Bell T&T ss. 90 s i 90S '.«»?» 06%
4,0C'0 West Pac os y2'/i »2Va 02^a »2'-i
"Pells cents per share. fAssessment paid.
IWhen issued.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Prices were gradually -working upward on
tbft^.onsolidated Stock Exchange, throughout
the day. Generally trading sentiment favor
ed an improvement, and there was evidence
of a revi\-al of commission hou?e interest,
particularly In the case of United States
Steel common. That stock was in con
tinuous demand, with its lowest, price 71 l i,
\i of a point above its opening and low fig
ure on the New York Stock Exchange.
Toward the dose room traders, who had
held off from covering short contracts,
thinking that the market might give be
fore the end of the day, started to huy in.
This was reflected by both Reading and
Vnion Pacific, each of which touched high
quotations a fraction above the top price?
readied on the other board. The metal
stocks exhibited the poorest tone. Amalga
mated Copper early in the day selling down
to 61 1 - and Smelting to 73's, both \i of a
point "under the low figures touched on the
othf>r exchange. Pessimistic talk continued
regarding the state of the copper trade.
Among the stocks dealt in in fractional
lots, which failed to be qaotod on the New
York Stock Exchange, were Corn Products
at 14^ and Third Avenue at 9%. Detailed
operations folio* :
STOCKS.
Sain . Open. High. Low. Last.
2.020 Amal Copper 61% 63ia 53 B3 1 *
'_'.■",<> Am Beet Sugar. 42% 4-"". 42** 42 _s
40 Am can 8% 8% Bja hS *
20 An; Car & Fdry 4i>',i 4!t» 4 4l»'i 4:"*
20 Am Jx>oi>motive. 32 31 37 37
1,600 Am Smelting. ... 73% 74 73% 7.! 797 9
61 » Anaconda Cop.. 38% :'.»'* 3S! 3 ••'•'*
280 At Top & S Fe.iol H»l !* lUOla 101 '•»
]<> Bait & Ohio 105 103 105 MB
220 Bklyn Rap Tr.. 7-" 1 * 15*4 75? i "r.'.i
30 Can Pacitic I!>s MB lt's 10."
40 dies & Ohio *0s»0 s » .N0»» Nl'.i -^^
£70 Chic M <<£■ St P.122U ]2;:?s 122',, 123
070 Consol Gas 137 137% ISIHi lWi
40 Corn Products.. 14% 14'-a 14^ 14 x i
10 Denver & Rio G 28 V 28"4 2874 2.*> 7 »
lo<> Erie 27^ 27*8 27's 27 ti
10 do Ist pref 45** 45?* 45** 4;.**
" 20 6t Northern pi.l 22 7 i 12."v 122 8 123
80 Inter-Met l!)Jg S9 • - li»\ lit *
450 dp pref 04 Mi 63% 03 Ts
S.IGO I^-high Vallfy. .180% Ist l»0Ji IHOTi
JO Louis & Nash... 144 144 144 144
■10 Mo Pacific 4HU 4ti 1 » 4U 46
!'i> N V Central 110% 111 H 110* i lll'i
.'it) X V Ont & AY.. 41 41 41 41
100 Nor Pacific ll"»Ts J1«BS 11.1?; HH's
100 Pacific Mai) .... 2* "■ 28 i--28".« >
80 Pennsylvania ..12Hl-i 12,S 3 i 12x'j 328%
33 People" s Gas 105 10."> lid lu">
10,140 Reading 149% 150% lW.t 100%
70 Rep Steel pf »2 «.»2 " 02 5)2
429 Bock Island ... I".' 3*3 * 29% 29 21»*i
ISO Southern Pac... US in; 115 115 T »
40 Southern Ky 28% 2ti?» 2»>U 26%
20 Texas Pacific... 25 a * a.". 3*3 * 25 a * 25 \
10 Third Aye R Jt. 1 * t»^«, »» a * !>=•*
&,?k>* Union Pacific... IB:* 1 B 17u l 2l 2 16»'« 170',
4!H> '■ S Rubber 33% 37 *» 35 "i 37 H
16.000 1} S Steel 71 ' i 72 s * 71 1 * 72-
30 do prof ll»;*j, llH 6 s llfi u llfi> 2
2o AA'estlngh Mfg.. 60 Vi 50 Vi 50 l - 50 : i
44,7(50 Total sales.
MINING,
r.OO Atlanta 13 .13 .13 .13
400 Belmont 4.55 4.55 4.55 4.,"..".
800 Consol Virginia .67' = .07's .074 .»>7 1 J
4(10 El Paso ... 82% .82% >82% .M'J
10 Goldfield Cons. S. 37'= 8.37% 8.37% 8.37 *
000 Jim Butler i.25 .25 .25 .25
2,000 Moon Anchor.. .03 .ft:: ..." .03
r.oo Nevada Hi 115. .2 .15 2.18 2.15 2.15
100 Ophir 1.15 1.15 1.15 «1.15
1,000 Pharmacist ... .02 .02 .02 .02
100 Portland 1.05 1.06 1.05 1.0.%
.*{'.«> West End 64 .54 .54 .64
6.110 Total sales.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
(Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar, No. 40
Pine street. )
Approx.
Name. Maturity. Bid. Auk. yield.
V, Cigar 4 D c. Men 15, 1911.. $>»V* J(*H» 3.60
do 4 pc. Men 1C). 1012 OS% i)S%. 5.10
Bait & Ohio 4 p c. Mcl) 10, 1911 W9?i 100 4.00
do 4% 1> C Juno. 1913 iWH $>!>ȣ 4HO
Beth Steel Corp «p c. Nov. 1914 96^i 87 M 5.75
Chi Ac Alton sjc, Men 15. 1918. SW. 2 ay f> 30
Cln H & Day 4 p C, July. 1913. tt"V4 97% 6.10
CCO& St Lsp C, June, lOll.lOOli, looVa 4no
D & II eqpts 4!i p •:. July, 1932.399% 101 1, 4 45
Erie « p C April S, 1911 100'» M 9% 4.90
Gen Rub 4.4 pc, July. 1915 94'-i Ji4?i 6.00
Hud Coa 6 c c, Oct 15, 1911 V.i\i km. 5 M
do 6 p c Feb. 1913 PS : i 98% «..y>
Inter Rap Tr « p c. May. 1911. .MM 100 * 3 00
X C Ky & I-t fi pc, Sept. 1912. »«** a>% 6 110
do 5 p c. May 15. 1913 ys ! i 9t> : 4. rt .ii.
Lack Steel 5 p c, Men, 1915... 91 <<2^ 716
Minn &StL,5 pc. Feb. 1911.. 99 T 100 '■£ 4So
Mo Kan & T 5 p c, Aug, 1911. 99T» IvOH 475
N V Central Lines, eqpts, 5 p c
* Nov. lillO- > 22 4^4% pc basis
do 4% P c, Jan. 1911-"25 4^^4*B p c basis
NYNH&II 5p c. 1911-'12.100^ 101 1, —
gt L<& S F 4 l i pC. Feb. 1912.. !IS ! <.im' 2 570
do 5 dc, Mch. 1913 fit; Ofiii ?50
Southern R.v 5 p c. Feb. 1013... 07?* 9.8 141 4 545
Tidewater 6p c, June. 1918. ... 109% 101 , ,•; so
West T&TS pc. Feb. 1912.. 99 r i 100' i 500
vVm E&M6 pc. Aug. 1913.. 100 M»% 555
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1911-27.
(Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar. No. 40
Pine street.)
Name. Maturity. Interest yield.
Atlantic Coast Line 4 p c. 3011— '17. . . 6 41^
Buff Roch ■& Pitts 4-4' i pc. 1919-27.. 4\ 4%
Central of Georgia 4Vi-5 p c, 11)11-'17. 6 4%
Central of New Jersey 4p c. 1911-'l7. 4^i 414
Cbea A Ohio 4 p..p >.. l'Jll-'l7 5 4's
Chicaeo & Alton 4-4H-8 p .-. 19H-'19.. 53i5 3 i 44 1 *
Chic & East 111 4% spt, 1911-"17 6 l » 4-,
Chic X: & Pao 4%-€ pc, 1911-"19... 5U 4-,
Cm Ham & Dayton 4%-B p c. 19U-"20. o' 3 4"i
Delaware & Hudson 44 1 * pc, 1922 4'± 4%
Erie 4-4^i-5 pc. 1911-"17 s', mft
Hocking Valley 4-4 ' 2 pc, 1911 -18., . . 5 4'»
Hudson & Manhattan 5 p c. 1911-19.. « ft
X C Ft S'& M 4% P C, 1911- - 15 .-. 5' 4 4**
Kans City .SO 4'a pc. 1911-15 5% 4%
l>>liißli Valley 4 l ! 2 P c 1911-'l6 4' 2 414
Missouri Pacitic 5 p c. 1911-*l7 sls5 l s 4*2
Mobile & Ohio 4-« pC. 1911-M6 s'» 4\
N V Central Lines 5p c. 1911-22 4*4 4*4
Norfolk &- AVestern 4t> c. 1911-16... 4»i 4*,
Pennsylvania ;\t-A pc. 1911-' l7 4Hi 41:
St Lit San Fran 4 4% 6 p ■•. 1911 "17. 5V 3 5
do iruar AC&FS r> c, 1911-"17.... r»-*i 4V
Seaboard Air Lin»- 4lSi-54 l Si-5 pc. 1911 '17.. s'-j 4%
Southern Hy -3Vi-4-lVj p C 1011-*2 l s'* *£
VirKinian Ry Ope. l^ll-'lO -."5^ 8 "
\Vab»sli 4^2-5 pc. mil 21 31. 474
Wheel £: Lake Erie 4'c-5 p c. 1911-*22. 6 5
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
(Furnished by -Williams. McCoanell & Colaaaai
No. 6<J wail Btre«:t.>
Bid. Asked.
Am Unlit & Traction \.2BiS a>2
,i., preferred' nw'-j ]04%
Am Gas &- Electric 49 .-,1
da preferred 41 4:;
da l-i 5s 83 m
Cities Service «t «4
do preferred W 79
Denver Gas & El Ban ."a 00 jj.»
Empire l»l»t Kl«c pref 77 >.
do l>onds 7; 7»j
Lincoln 'ins A Electric 21 "4
Paciflc Has A Electric 117 • ,-.s
jo preferred S7 J^:»
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by A"an ?chaick A Co., No. 7 Wall
street.)
Hid. Asked. I lJid.Asl«-t4
United Ry. . 15% 15% Cotton l> Inc. Is 1 , «i
i]o Incomes «1 a * «-' Norf T: i: I, .'.« •; OSU
do 4- .... >»'■! V. l.t & I'ow pf. so ,«.,->"
cf.\3 VT — .1 .1" 4%s . V.» pi
do incomes 4 B Char C R Ba.liKl Km
do Ist*.... J3 44 Char C Hi 5s im (.;.
{•'•-aboard Co 20 22 Com Tnibt...H»s 210
do 1-1 pf. <■'■ 80 I'nlon Trust.. 70 '•;
•1., •.'■! pf. . »-' 4.-; Third Nat 8.135 • —
F»at. A L4s .N4»4 - I'i.l & l>'.r • 149 151
do 10 yr r>s.lO(i 10-'»U Maryland Tr. — 70
Cotton fuck ii)* » I Nor Cent 1ty.135 12S*ii
Executor a Trustee &
(Bartered 1832 -^
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nob. 16, 18. 20 &22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
urn*** \l &£&£*. wan, "** 41 **«« *•—!§
' TraTeW Lottos of Credit Forifn Eiflhan^.
Administrator Guards
NEW YORK REALTY OWNERS
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
ASBKTS $5,000,000.
StOO CONVERTIBLE
r.0T.1) BONOS BONOS
6% 6.86%
WRITE FOR CIRCULAR T.
METROPOLITAN .%«iKXC Y. 489 *>TH A\T;.
MAKGIS ACCOVXTS SOLICITED.
J.I CURE STOCKS
l/es« Facilities for Kxrvutinft orders.
38 Broad St., N. V., Qffice overlooks Curb
54 Deronshlre St.. Bo*ton. private v- - •='
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE PEOPLES BANK OF THE CITY OF
new TORK^^^
ONE HUNDRED AND NINV'.TKKNTH CON"-
SECUTIVE SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Board of Directors have this day declared
a semi-annual dividend of Five Per toit., .and
an extra dividend of S%« out of the n^ r^' n f*
of the past six months, payable on and <•«?£
January 3rd. 1911. The transfer books will be
closed on the 24th inst.. at 12 M.. and reopened
January .3rd. I'>ll 'it 10 o'clock A. M-
Januarj 3TO. Kll '^ ILU , AM Mt i,.\E. c Mh l>r.
. UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 46
A quarterly dividend of two per cent on the
capital stock of tl!9 company has been de
clared payable January 14, 1911;. at the office
of the Treasurer. 131 State Street. Boston.
Mass., to stockholders of record at the close of
business December 24, 1910.
CHART.ks A. HUBBABT>, Twa— par.
SEABOARD AIR LINK RAILWAY.
live Per Cent. Adjustment 31ortKase Gold
Bonds.
Thf semi-annual instalments of interest on
This Company** Adjustment Bonds, amounting
to 2 -» t <7 |125109>. represented by Coupons Nos.
3 and 4, for 912.90 each, will b" paid SB and
after F-bruarv j. 19H. at th- office of Messrs.
Blair & Co., No. 2+ Broad Street. Xew "iork.
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
By D- C. PORTEUS, Secretary.
w_i*ork. December 22. _191t'. ;
NKU YORK (KVTRU. AND HUDSON
RIVhK RAILROAD COMPAVY.
Treasurer's Office. New York, Dec. itn, 1010.
A dividend of Five Per Cent, on the capital
stock of th^ New Yotk and Hariem Kail.oad
Company will be paid by the New York Cen
tral and Hudson River Railroad Company.
Lessee (under the provisions of the contract
between, the two companies), at this office on
•the 3rd day of January next, to stockholders
of record at th» close of business on the J.'th
in«t. ED A RD L. RO3SITKR. Treasurer.
THK DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAIL
ROAD CO. (Consolidated).
165 Broadway, New York. Dec. Ist. lit;..
Th» Board of Directors has this day . de
clared a. semi-annual dividend of TWO AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT '1 >1 2 on the Pre
ferred Stock of this Company, payable Jan
uary 10th, 1911, to stockholders of record on
December 24th, 1910.
The transfer books of th* Preferred Stock
will eT«ae at 12 o'clock noon on December
24th. 1910. and Will reopen on the morning
of January JHh. 1911.
STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary.
THE ASSOCIATED MERCHANTS CO.
Hoboken. N. J., December 'Jit. 1910-
A regular quarterly dividend of one and on<*
quarter per cent, and an additional quarterly
dividend of one-quarter of one per. cent, on the
First Preferred stock, also a regular quarterly
dividend of one and one-half per cent, and an
additional quarterly dividend of one-quarter of
one per cent, on the Second Preferred stock,
will be paid January 16th, 1911. to the holders
of the Preferred Stocks of this company of
record at twelve o'clock noon, Saturday. Janu
ary 7th. l&U.
MOSES ELY. Secretary.
LAKE SHORE A MICHIGAN SOUTHERN'
KY. CO.
Grand Central Terminal. N. V., Dec. 21. 1010.
The Board of Directors of this Company
have declared a semi-annual dividend of SIX
PER CENT, upon its Capital .Stock, payable
at this office, . January 2Sth. 1911, to stock
holders of record at 3 o'clock P. M. on Friday.
Dec. SOth. 1910. * .■■-
They have also declared a semi-annual divi
dend of SIX PER CENT, upon the M. S. and
N. 1. Guaranteed Stock, payable at this office
February 1. It'll, to stockholders of record at
3 o'clock P. M. on Friday. Dect-mber 30th.
1010. CHARLES F. COX. Treasurer.
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO &
ST. LOUIS KY. CO.
Grand Central Terminal. N. T., Dec 21, 1910.
The Board of Directors of this Company
have declared a quarterly dividend of ONE
AND ONE-Q'JARTER PER CENT, on the
Preferred Capital Stock of this Company, pay
able at the office of Messrs. J. P. Morgan «
Co.. New York, on January 20th, 1911. to
stockholders of record at 3 o'clock P. M. on
Friday, December SOth. 1910. -
CHARLES F. COX. Treasurer.
MICHIGAN CEXTKAL K.\ILROAD CO.
Grand Central Terminal. X. V., Dec. St. lit 10.
The Board of Directors of this Company
have declared a semi-annual dividend of
THREE PER TENT, upon Its Capital Stock,
payable at this office Jan. 2Sth. 1911, to stock
holders of record at 3 o'clock F. M.. OB Fri
day, Dec. SOth. 1910.
CHARLES F. COX. Treasurer.
CANADA SiViITHKKN RAILWAY CO.
Grand Central Terminal. X. V.. Dec 21. 1010.
The Board of Directors of this Company
have declared a semi-annual dividend of ONE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, upon its Capital
Stock, payable at this office, February Ist.
1911. to stockholders of njrord at 3 o'clock
P. M. on Frlds»- December 30th. 1010.
I'HAKI.Ki! F. '"X. Treasurer.
THE BANK OF AMERICA.
New York, I)eceniber 20th. 1910.
Th« Board of Directors have to-day .lec'.ared
a semi-annual dividend of thirteen (13> per
cent., free of tax. payable January 3rd. 1911, to
stockholders of record of this uate.
The transfer books will remain closed until
January 4th. 1011.
W. M. BENXET. Caabtar
THE FOURTH NATIONAI. HANK OF THE
CITT OF NEW YORK.
N>w York. Dec. 20. 1910.
The Board cf Directors ha? this day declared j
a quarterly dividend of TWO PER CENT-, free .
from tax, payable on and after Jan. Ist. pros- ■
imo. I
The transfer books will close at 3 P. M. this
date, reopenir.gr Jan. 3rd J'.ll
DA XI EL. J. ROC.ERS. Cashier.
BOSTON STOCKS.
1 (Furnished by R. I* I*iy & Co.. No. 37 Wall !
f , ntreet.)
' Dec.2S.Dec.2t>. i < '? '- Dec.2M.Dec.2l>. t
Bos & A1b.. 223 224 jShannon M.. 11«» 11 1 *!
1 Boston Elev.l2B MM* Cal & HecJa.s»i> '540
CJR*UST.I6S% ir.»» Centennial M i.'< 1 - 15^
Fitchb'g pf.l-W 12? "4 dp Hun S M 80% -.7
NY NII&H.*1."»1' IW% Franklin M.. S> 9
Old Colony.. lSO 180 C.ranby M Srt 37
WE St Ky. f*>H '.«)•'» Mass Cons M 7'» % :
do pref... 100% lot I Mohawk M... 4.". m
Mass El Cos 17% 17%|N0 Butte ITS 2J>U
! do pref... 85 b4 s *|Osceola M...125 127
W'housi Elec 4144 1 4 4% old Dom XI.. — ."7%
do prof... 14 14 .Parrot M 11% 11%
Am T & T..142?4 142 s 4'Qulncy M 70 N
i New Eng T.I3S 138 Tamarack M. .'•<•' . CO
Waal T&T 17 17 ! Wolverine Mil.". llrt
do pref... »t !>!% U S Smelters 34*4 35 T »
Un Shoe M. 55 Tis I do pref ... .47 47
do pref...'2S% 25% Mass Gas .. . SI !«7»i
Arcadian M. I .1 ! fie pref 04 4 ••4".
Atlantic M. 3!: 5 Utah 13 13% ,
•Asked.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles 1 '». llarney &Ox No 25 !
Broad ptre^t, Sew York, and No. 12 0 South '
4th street. Philadelphia.)
Bid.Asked. Bld.Aske»l. '
lAm Cement. 17 10 benign Nay.. 03 l 4 !H«-
An Ry Co.. 42 42*4|t<ea Vai r R •»• . m
• 'ami. Steal. 42' i 42% Phlla Co :.<<\ BOTi
C Tr of N J "3 "4 do pref 41" 3 < • -,
V.l Star Ha; 44 4»%lP»nn kK Co 64 A mi
El CO of A. ll*i 11% T Viiri Steel pf.lti4 10.% '
Fntrm't Tr.. •* 7 Phlla Elec <"o Irt iftU
G.n Asphalt 3.1% M IPhlla Rap Tr ft!» ls%
do pref... 70% M Smokeless I*. 15 i:,'.".
I Co of N A •-••> SOS T'n Traction.. 43 4:1"
Ijake 8 Corp J»% 2l»*4JUn Ga Imp. S«%" ji«s* t
do pref... «H ■ iWelatiafh v... 40 " 4^
BONDS.
A R Onv Rs 03 i>4 : Phtla Elec 4s 77 \ 7S
ii & Veo *■ 87% ■+* do 5s 1,.- |m
N J Con 5a.H>3V4 l« t 'j'hila iV :,« . \-\ i*;t;
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
Bid. Asked. Bid Asked.
•BinK a 5a... M — P^t & r G.... Ss* IH>
•( U a sa. .101% v - M : TCG B> »4 M i
•I Ist c ss. 10.1 1O.'» Standard' .... 60 _ I
lad Can . 13 IS ! do Ist ."i5. .10.1 \..\
•Jack C. 35.. M K. »st j Gas be., so »a
•X CC, fis.. IM» :<••■ •-•!•., c m 65. 104 105
•M(\V» Ist 6sH)2 — SI, * T ... m» «£ !
Mutual .. IK 160 st P ,jas S»M »7U -.»
NI! UasCa.. t« l,n» yr« C. Ist ss.lm)>* ,-_«, -_«
•NY SEU km. lot 105 IflLt & P » a . 77 * 77,;
•do con ss. or. 100 *
.•And interest. <
SAVINGS BANKS.
North River Savings Bank ;
.31 W. 34th St.. bet. stb and 6:rj Atss. v
90TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
A dividend of THREE AND OKE.
HALF PER CENT, per •■«•*
has been declared and will be M
credited depositors on Jtnr.i
1911. on sums of *5 to S3OOO. .*
Money deposited on or t*lor« -
Jany. 10, will draw interest tr«« '-'-'
Bank open 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Z .'*
Mondays 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. J -«.
Saturdays 10 a. m. to 12 m. *: s
Adolpho H. Fischer. President t*
George T. Connett, Secy, and Trsit.
Herman F. Dietmtnß. A»§t Traj,
IRVINQIS
1 IS (hMik«r« St., N. Y.
Near 6th At» Elevated Station. ■
The Trustees have declared a dividend forta*
•is months endinz Dec. -<1»-. Mi at th» rate*
F.OLR PER CENT. .
per annum, on all scona from - 1 to ?3,cq<j
entitled tnereto ur.cie- bv-!aw», papabi*
on and after Monday. January Ii::., idlLi-.-.-
Deposits mad- on or bciore Jan. l^t»
will draw interest from fan. Ist, 1:->1U~
H. E. TEXER, Pre*U»at >-— ,
. GEOEGE B. DUNNING. Seer-Urr '-*,'*
GREENWICH SAVINGS BAH
incorporated l>«3n« *
S. F. Cor. 6th Are. and 16th Street.
TWO-RATE INTERLST-DJVIDEND
SIX MONTHS ENDING DEC. 31. 19M.
On all sums from $: to $3.v00 to depesiten
*r.tlt!»<l to Interest under th* by-laws at tin
rate of FOUR PER CENT. p*r annum, on so
much of every account as shall not exe*»t
$1,000: and. at th«» rate of THREE and ONE
HALF PER CENT, per annam on «o rawh a;"
every account as shall exceed JI.MK* pajatk
on a"nd after JANUARY M -_i
Deposits irade on or before .I\V( 11
will draw interest from JANUARY L ioit.
JAMES OCINT.AN Pr»-idenl. ■ .
CHARLES M. DITHER. Treaa>
J. HAMPDEX ROBB. 1 s-c-tartes. "" ''■
FRANCIS M. B'rQV.JRJ-"-'*"' 1 -
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
56 AND M BOWERY. COR. CANAL 57. ■■
101 ST SKMI-.\>>l \1 DIVIDEND, pjwj
Th» trustees have ordered in--"-- at the -v#
of THREE AND OXE-IIALF (3»A> PER COT
per annum to be paid to depositors 03 asg
after .linuary 16th on all sums of »5 aa4»»W
$3,000 which have remained on deposit far ti»
three or six months ending December 31*.
1910. In accordant*© with th» by laws a- J . ■*
of the bank. Money deposited on or bu!*w
Junuarr loth will draw interest from January
l.t. " HEXRV HASLER. PreafcH
HENRY SATLER. Secretarj'.
EMIL A. HL'BER.^Assistant Seeretarr- ■H?
NEW YQBK SAYINGS Bill
>". U. Cor. Hth St. and Bth AvemiL. '..
=V-.—^Jan. 1. 1011. dividend at th* rat»«7~*-
FOUR PER CEJfI.
per annum on all sums from $."• to 53.C00 m
titled thereto under the by-laws. •
DEPOSITS MADE ON OK KKFOKE /AX, i
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JA.V.J-,,
WILLTA7.T FELSIXGER. Pr-*SV-»".
JAMES I» " W-AND-LING. Treasurer.: .--- -'-
ARCHIBALD M. PEXTZ. Secretary. ..
SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS
74 and 76 Wall Street.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THA7
A INTEREST be paid to depositors eatM»
thereto urder the- by-laws, an i la accorli=p
with the Savings Bank Law. for tho six aiontaa
ending Dec 31st. 191 W. -£---
On accounts not eice«din» three tncusan-i aaF
Jars at th« rats of FOUR PER CENT..-J*!,
arimm. , -- „.,.■*
Payable on and after Monday. Jan. lotit- tStJ.-
DANIEL BARNES. Pres;de=t.:ir:
GEORGE m. HALSEY. Cashitr-v.
AVILLISTOX H. BEXEDICT. Secretary. -' ',
New York. Dec. 15th. 1910. ■
Deposits niade or. or before Jan. 10th wil. era»
Interest from Jan. lit. -
THE BANK F0« SAVINGS;
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
""So" Fourth Avenue. Dec. 16th. 181 C.
'l*'.l SEMI-ANNVAL DI\IDE>».
The Board of Trustees his declared aa t»
threat dividend for the Six Months end.ns -
mst. 11)10. at the rate a! THREE \>D «■»•
HALF' PER CENT, per annum on a.i sum»«
$r».0O and upward entitled thereto, and P*y*»af
on and after January 20tn. 19U- The div:desi
will be credited to depositors as prtnctpal-a»
vary Ist. 1011. Deposits made on or !)«■•
January 10th. 1011. will tiravr Interest t«a»
January l»t. 1911. .m]L*''
WALTER TRIMBLE. « iSS •
CHARLES A. SHERMAN. Secretary. . . _
JAMES KXOAVLES. Comptroller. --- -_
GERMAN SAVINGS BAUt
IN the crrr of NEW \OKK.
Cor. 4th Aye. and Hih street. ..-^
New York. De-ember 21 W™«.
Interest at the rate of FOUR PER CENTC*
per annum will b« credited depositor? for m
six months ending December 31. 191'>. ~* *'
sums entitled thereto under the by-laws !»l * x "
ceedlns three thousand (s3,<XiO) dollars. •
Deposits made on or before January 10, "**
•will draw interest from January 1. WM-. . •
CASIMIR TAG. Fr-sWa* .
A. KOPPEL. Treasurer.
\-»r KIVER SAVINGS INSTVTCriO>»
2SO BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
SURPLU3 OVER tS%. "
Th«» lCsth semi-annual dividend has oai"
declared at the rate of
Four Per Cent. &*
per annum on all accounts entitled t ' l ***li
payable on and alter Jan. COth- t^P o * l ;
mart" on or before Jan. lOtb will drS"» in
terest from Jan. Ist, 1011- _^ 55
P. a RAMSAY. Pres. C. A. ATHITSKT^^.
CHICAGO STOCKS. " "?.'.
(Furnished by Curtis .x Saager. Nx 49 tt t Ti?; -.
stre •
Shares. Open. Hig! . Lo^- G .^
130 Am Can * 3 4 >« s * * r * j^
75 do pref Tf. 7-. »* 2
2 Booth FlsherLs.. 42 4.- \- '.'%':
m do preC »W. Flo '•■ .. *l ( -
,M Com Edison 11l 111 - I ' 3 '*
SB3 Chicago Subway. *"j 4-» 4-* „, -
17 Chic Title & Tr.. 150 135 J39 ST,
1.".7 Chic Telephone.. 121 1-1,.
221> I*n«umatic Tool.. 41% 41«4 4! » •-
500 Chic Rys No 2. - • 25% --'•'- -*"» 2
. SO Diamond Match.. M P3 03 •
KOMet Elevat«i ... 23 » -- i ■
■ *• pr^f ■ - S -S
I National Carbon. 120 120 2 1^ ;
5 Quaker Oata pref. 1(C 103 w £«?;
223 Swift &O> «"H »«>^ J< Jjl» :r«: r«
I Ship •;:::. :. :: .. : . : .il •* ,*?■• »8
WP^ars ISIU ISIS 1-^7 X £,
20 United Boxbcanl. 63s6 3 s rt 1 * * 3
BONDS. '/,
*n.»X^chlo C R Istss-.102«i .-•'*•- *
15tHH>Chtc R4a tfra A. ?H»J* »t 5*v '_*■••«
O.OOON AY Kiev 4a... ■■<*+ :-• • Hi. ». iS
XOOO Ogden C.aa T.s ..._''2 : . !):'; — '•;
NEW YORK CITY BONDS-
(Furnished by W. N. Coler i Co.. XO./C"^
stf.
(Accrued interest Mbo aJJed.» _ -rT ■
•4^4. March. 9M9 99 !^-s. l«'» r
•4 H. Novenn\»r. IOT»« l J'i7 ); f ».
•4H. Ma>. UK"...-.. ,o-. 1«*
•4Mi. November. \\}l, «•- . i.is .
•4h'May. 1»« l t>s V?
•4a. May. t9ol» «J>
•4s. Novembr-r. '"::::::::::::::::^ B
•4s. May. liC.7 jjT^ ny^.
•4*. May. V.»lt> •::::::::::::: 5* X
t4». November. U«VS-'5«- »J «o*t:
Ma. November. »•»..;. j^" 1 K
•3H5 NovemlMiT. 19M- » * v» T »*
ts 1 ,. May. u>34 $!»• * !i i
t3%. 1060- m h 2 mk
+3H. November, tint £.*.»*" •>!* "
Jew November. i:<-J:» ?„'** . 93V.
*3M: November 1922 »=£ ".as*,"
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