Henry Clews & Co.
* BANRKRH
ti 13 15. 17 AND 19 BRO \?D FT.
MFMHFl'S N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Stocka and Bond? bouaht and sold for
Inveatora ani carried on liberal terme.
Banking Account?, received aubiect to check
at alght. Inter.-at paid on dally balancea
LETTERS OF CREDIT
laeued available the world over._
H. M. BYLLESBY 6. Co.
ENGINEERS
EXAMINATIONS ANDREPORTS
206 SOUTH LA SALLESTREET
CHICAGO
fcrtlsPd. Ctr.. (kahoma C.ty. Okli. Mobil., ?la
FOR BALE
20O American Cigar Pfd.
SO Chi. Rock Island A Pao. R'y (Old Mock)
1(10 Tope Manufacturing Pfd.
in?) Standard Ga? g Eire. lfd.
100 Shredded Wheat 11.1.
30 \\<>rtbiiigt?it Pump Pfd.
FREDERIC R. K&TCK & CO.
New York Boston
80 Broad >t. 60 Congres. St.
Private t?l?phon?e to Boeton and Philadelphia,
UCIIIIIIIIlifU
L?.a'.t ?n by
EFFINOIlAM LAWRENCE * CO..
Memhots New York Stock Exchange,
111 lire. ..i?. aj. New York Cl?ty.
FINANCIAL MEETING9,
Office of
fHE NEW YORK. ( HI CAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAI? COMPANY.
.''??veland. O, Apnl lat, 1912.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An?
nual Meeting of the Stockholder* of thla Com?
pany, for the election of Dire"??-.-.? and for the
transaction of auch other bualnea? as muy be
brought beforo the meetine. will be held at the
principal office of the rnnipanv. in Cleveland.
Ohio, on the FIRST WEDNESDAY (being the
1st day) of MAY. lf>l_. at 9 o'clock a. m. The
Poll v.111 continue open for one hour thereafter.
By order of the Board of Directora.
_DWIOHT W. PARDEE, Secretary.
TO TRET STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
JOHN W WALKER COMPANY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a sp?cial
?meeting of the stockholder? of the COMPANY.
to be held at its office, Number 304 Front Street,
In the Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
?n ?Saturday, April _7ih, 1.12, at three o'clock
P. M. in the afternoon, pursuant to the By-Laws
Of the aald Company, and Section 20 of the Gen?
eral Corporation Law of the State of New
York, for the election of In.pectors of Election
and Directors of said Company for the ensuing
year.
JOHN W. WALKER, President.
Dated. April 10th, 1012.
C?- - - ? '
The spectacular advance in
ENGLISH MARCONI
and
AMERICAN MARCONI
What are the facts to explain thla
atock's activity? What are the pros?
pects of the enlarged corporation? Full
details on request.
J, Thomas Reinhardt
Direct private IM Broad St.. New York,
wires connect i f>4 Devonshire St , Boston,
my offices at {1.-20 King St. W.. Toronto.
I) Old Broad St., London.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING.?Transactions for
foreign account In the local stock market
amounted to upward of 85,000 shares, all
eales with tho exception of tho purchases
of a few shares of International Meroantll.
Marine pref? rred.
COPPER MARKET?The last three days
have been marked by heavy sale, of cup?
per, one of the largest selling agencies re?
porting approximately 6,??. tons, or more
than ll,C.?0/?n. pounds, at from 16 to 164
cents a pound, electrolytic, thirty days.
July copper is now being freely offered,
with the bulk of tales for that delivery.
Phelps-Dodge and the American Smelting
and Refinin? Company are practically o'-it
of the market for nearby delivery, and spot
copper is Maree, Effects of the gettlement
of the British coal strike are being reflected
in the demand for copper from a ornad. The
largest seller of castings Is getting 16 cents
a pound for that brand.
THE COAL TRADE.-The thlrty-fiinth
annual edition of "The Coal Trade"
has Just been Issued. It is published
by F. K. .Saward, editor of * The Coal
Trade Journal." The euitlon reveals
the interesting fact that the coal tonnage
of the United States has now approached
?within a short distance of the half-billion
mark, while the coal tonnage of the world
at large is no less than a billion and a
quarter. A million tons has become a com
laratively small unit in the coal trade, and
at the present rate of progress billions,
Instead of millions, doubtless will be in
common use before lor.? In the records of
the trade.
STEEL, ORDERS.-The Canadian Car and
Foundry Company has bought 60,000 tons
of plates and shapes for car manufactur?
ing. The Canadian Pacific has increased
Its car ord? r to 7,100 cars, a large part
of which wi'i go to American manufac?
turers. The Harrlman lines have Increased
their present r.il orders t.? 60,000 tona, dt*
vided between the Tennessee Coal and Iron
and Colorado Fuel and Iron.
GOLD EXTORTS.?Gold coin to the
amount of $250,000 was withdrawn yesterday
from the Sub-Treasury by the National
Citv Bank for shipment to South America
to-day. Th.- An^l?.-south American Bank
will send a like amount t?> Buenos A y res
tat the end of the week. Since January 1,
?b,975.^iO gold has been taken for export,
?Of which $8,976.000 has l.?-n f??r the account
of South America and $12,000,000 for Paris.
SECTRITIES ?LISTED. ? The following
aecurities bave teen added to the st'.ck
Exchange list: Am?-rie-an Agricultural
Chemical Company, $6.119,000 additional pre?
ferred stock, and .22.000,000 collateral trust 5
per cent sinking fund bonds of the ?"hicago
City & connecting Railway.
*'MONON" RK.T'NDIN'i HOXD3 SOLD.
?The Chicago, Indianapolis <k .Louisville
Railway Company has sold $1,668,000 of Its
refunding new first mortgage f, per cent
bonds, series "B." to local banking houses.
REFINED SUGAR LOWER The Fed?
eral Sugar Refining Company has reduced
its price on refined sugar 15 points to 5
cent3 a pound. Arbuckle Brothers have re?
duced their price 1"> points to &.<?, while
all other refiners have reduced their prices
to 6.10 cents a pound, less 2 per cent for
cash.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. ? ??ividends
have been declared as follows: The Sears
Roebuck Company regular quarterly IV.
per cent on the preferred, payable May 15.
The L. A. Clark Company, of Pittsburgh,
regular semi-annual 3>3 per cent. The Re?
public Bank Note Company, of Pittsburgh.
Initial 2 per cent.
JAPANESE I-OAN REDEMPTION.-The
Japanese government has purchased ?25?>,?"j00
of the first series of the 41* per cent Jap?
anese loan placed in London and New
York, and als.. ?_50,twt of the second series
placed in I_->ndon. New York and Berlin.
BANK OF NEW YORK.-Th. directors
Of the Bank of New York. National Bank?
ers' Association, have appointed Joseph An?
drews, formerly an assistant cashier, as
cashier, and Harvey E. Whitney and Wil?
liam Reid as assistant cashiers. George P.
Hall has resigned as assistant cashier after
forty-one years of service with the bank.
MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS. ? The
Sub Treasury transferred yesteplay $30n.(t00
to New Orleans for the account of local
banks J
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
The Pennsylvania Company has published
Its full pamphlet report for the year ended
December 31. 1911. The Income account and
balance sheet recently were published :n I
connection with the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's annual report. The reports of
the subsidiary companies of the Pen*-syl\a
nla Company follow:
PITT sur roh, POST WATHI & CBICAOO.
1911 1910
Gross earning?. .*_MLtM,l?9_ $_*.69'7.317
Net, after taxes. fl,..'9._17 6.-V..101
CLEVELAND A PITTSBl'RGH.
Gross earnings .$10..">24.914 Ill.gW.n**
Net. after taxes. 3.89..00.3 8.T73.21?
ERIE A PITTfSBUKGH.
Gross earnings. $J,2_..739 $1.70?._S0
Net. after taxes. 239.141 8_..4__ I
PITTSBURGH. TOVNGSTOWN A ASHTAI.ULA
Groe? earnings.i_,61. ,073 $?.407.???7
Net. ?fter taxes. 2,1_3.922 2,570,_74
?TOLEDO, COLLMBl.S A OHIO RIVER
Groes earnings. $4,919... 20 $4,8.3.?*_K)
Net. aiter taxes. 1,329.1.-0 -
?A consolidation of the Toledo, Walhondlng l
Valley a Ohio Railroad end Cleveland A Marl
etta Railway, effective July 1, 1911. All of the
above companies paid out their entire surplus
earning* for the year In dividende, excepting the
Toledo. Columbus a Ohio River Railroad, which
Showed a surplus after dividend disbursements
cf $4.-1.261.
m
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.!
Bid. Asked. I Bld.Ar.ked.
?Blng O 6s. W 100 (Pat a P O.. M 00
?C V O Be..1024 10.3*. I ?P C G 6a... ? 9_4
Ind Gas. SO 2? [standard .... 60 ?
?Jack O 6s. 97 100 ) do 1st 6s...104 10.
?K C O 6s. D9 100 St P Gas 6?. M 0. 4 '
? U(t?Vi 1st 6?. 1 ?04 10? I *do com ?e.104 l'?_
N U O 6s...1014 10341 Syr G 1st 5s. 1024 103
?NYAER 6s. 1044 1064 S Lt A P 6s. 83*4 844
- ? .?a wo I
STOCKS CLOSE STRONGIJFTER EARLY IRREGULARITY
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES-MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912,
Sh'rs Net ,
_f-olJ. c-hge _
:?*?*' ? h* lAllis-Chalmers Company.
S Allis-Chalmers Co. pr.
91,??""* ?24 ?Amalgamated Copper.
4 ?American Agr. Chemical
100 ? u (American Agr. Chem. pr.
10.<<<?o ?14 American Beet Sugar.
106.S0O, ?44 I American Can .
lS,3-"0 -?"??i ,Amerlcan Can pr.
Actual Sales, i ?"losing.
Op.i Hi. l>,w Fini ?Bid. I Ask
1% 1*,, ly,
4-, 4?s i
1%
-
1%
4
1%
?
"ii fa Net
sold, ?enge
???-i
Actual Siles Clo?!*?'-*.
Op Hi. Low l"inl Hid. Ask
?5*4j
2.900 ? %
? % American Cotton Oil..
? '" ? ?. American Hide & Lea. pr.
?300, t % American Ice Securities..
{,900 ? \ Ameil-'an Unseed .
t.6o0 +l?i .American Unseed pr.
*,9t*j -ii4 American Locomotive ?
1? ?1% [American Locomotivo pr..
3?>0 ? u, American Malt pr.
- ? American Smelting .
?MO -? % ?American Smelting pr.
I - ? ? '*? lAmerl^an Steel Foundry..
l.?G&0 t % ?American Sugar
! gui^ j,3i4 v .. . . ? -. (.34
. r% ? '., ... I? 90% ?' | > 1
1004 1004 1004 1004 :?'?*. 10 '.
' o3% ?"?4 634, 6V'" *? ?
'. ? , .'E .' , ?:. 3r, 25
UlH'W-ti'lUH U7 II641IW
American Car & Foundry. Mfc 90% 684 < ? ? , ??
S3 i 53 53 1 53 , tat _ ? .
26 _-. U%] 244 2:. .,:
' 22% 2S*i 22\ 231 - 2.1 U%
11 15? II ! 15 IS 15*?J
?? ' r% ? ? i *
?MS 4.X?'.. ?KH4| 43'? 434 434
;,---, K,.t, ;... -.. L1C-9
574 58 574 58 ?"? ? ? ?
rH\ S*'1, ?-. M ? - ???-,.
101% 101% :"T!4.:': -
?.-, K " 35'4
.. 121 1274 126 [127*?. 127% 128
L9M ? ', Ameii'an Tel. ?ft Tel.145 1145V, 144 ,, 14.",'? 1454 14V.. ,
4'0 ?> H .American T?.hacco .263 283 :?.-.--. 284 :
1,264' - American Tohacco pr, new 102 1024 1014 102
'-. American Woolen i?r. 90% l*?*?, 904 ?- ?
4 American Writ. Paper pr.. 314' 364 81*?, ' . 33
l3s Ana'onda . ?% 434 41
Assets Realization. 118 11?? 115
l-Vi ST.. st. p ?ft s s. m.:nr? H2\ 1414 142411404 H3
-? .. :?? B l' & S. S. M. pr.... 1.''-.- l.'*"vl-'"".?'-"*.? *iy>^-"
:?? ? ?4. Mn., Kaunas & Texas.
'.. Mo , Kansas & Texas pr
12.400 ?ic Missouri Padflc.
- -? -. Nation?! ?l-xmlt.
* itlonftl Enam. ?ft Stp...,
.-? - 4 Nailoi al Lead.
National E-a?l pr.
Nevada Con. CopptM*.
x.-u fork Central.
i?oo - 4
21.700 ?a
500 - 4
?
10,90?
4'"
3<1'4 29 \ ?'?- Z''\
. 64% 94% ?"1% 65 I 06
4 ,444 434 44*2 44-S, 44* 4
. ? . 151 H-1, 151 150 152
1?S" , 164 I64 164 I"?1* 164
. 574 MH ?:,:'- ?"* M ?"-''?
. ;?'?,'?. -;4 io? 109
i:?-4 194 194 194 19% -"'
. Hi'- US 1144 IU 1174 118
New York. ?~>nt. .<? Vf eat... M Q M 41 m 41
Ik ?ft W.-.-t-rn.1124 H2S;iU*?i U2*4 1124112*4
North American. 824 "*?'? *-??? v''* \ '? M
Northern Pacific.1? 122 120 I2l%,121%;in
New fork State Rvs. ?4 SI'S *9'*" ?'ll*'?
Pacific Mall . 3J>, S3 32>s 33 324 33
- -, Pacific Tel ?ft Tel. 47?, is 474 4? 4?', 4?? ;
?IS
4 i . nnsylvanl i R tllroad.1244 1254 124S 1254 1254 I25?i
2,1? i -
? ?
2.400
"?X?'+38H Canadian Pacific pubs.2454l246424542<?H - ?i 16.100 A% Rock Island.
??-i ?l?s Central leather. 241' 264 .'(' - - ? 5.40? ?. Roch Island pr.
"Ool + H Central Leather pr. 92 924 92 924 '?- '?"?' - *** Lo? ? * f* ???-.
I?T0[- Central of N?w Jer??y.*>>*? 865 165 363 65 375 * '? St. Louis 4 8. F. 2d pr...
1<X?
It?) _ 4
19.950' 4 "?
8.7?-?' 4 'S
lOO'? *j
2in-i
l.fwi _
4.S13 + ?
Z1** * 4
\co +14
1.200
^; M \4
lll?4 1444 144?, ?14'4 14J 1444
14 M 143>^144
.. 2>, 24 24 ?% ?'?
... 284 294 -"' < - '
28 294 274 -'- -
. 1444 H'-' ? !'?'- ??? 1" -
1? 11'. 16 154 16
- .?'.-.-.?
424 ?2 - '-' ' "I-''?
32
104 1041 i?-? i*-'.
::,?. :-:,-:?
554 56a* 56 ?
4?; I-'. 464 464
;: ? ? ?
4'?
IM
4,650
6,*iV> ?i3? Ana-onda ..'.'.... 414 I'M 41 434 ?'? I -
4V .2 APf-ets Realization. 115 llW 115 116 115 117
14,6?? ? 4 'Ati-hlson .1?"?74 in?-?. 1074 1084
!- [Atchlson pr. 103411034 10341034 I -
1.40?r ?1 Atlantic Coast Lino.140% \i? 1404,141?)' 141', 142
1.7?X- +U Haltlmore ?ft Ohio.107'i 101% 107?, l'.'T'. 107? - ' :.
HO - 4 BatopiUfl Mining. 2 2', 2 t% i
1,300 .14 Rethlehem Steel. 854 864 - ; ' .
700. - Bethlehem St?--el pr. 61 63 63 63 624 63
1,(100 ?4 Broi.klvn Rapid Transit.... 824 v;' *-'? v '- ' -
10C.I? Butterlck ?'o.'34 '31 34 84 ..' I
ll.fliOi *?**??<. ?"anadian Pacific. 2514,254 251 254 25 . M
r"
^200
tool
100
7.920! + 4 'Ohei-apeake ?ft Ohio. :*'? ?304 794 "
1.7251 ? 4 |Chlc?go Ore?t Western.... 184 >*% 1**? t9% 19% 194
21b? ?s Chicago Oreat Western pr ??' :-.'? 36 86?* 37 88
6.f?io +1 ?"hicaKo. Mil. ?ft St. Paul . 1094 ill*? 1094 Hi'? ill?, ill
6.700 -'Chicago. Mil. &? St. P. its
27.".? 4 Chicago, ?fil. ?- St P. pr
109] - '.'hi.-aco ift Northwestern
2** 4 % Chi,-ago l"n|r?n Trac.
6,500] 4 4 Chino Copper.
T.fnV? .14 |i>lorado Fuel & Iron..
1,800 -i Consolidate Gas.
-;.7'i." .\t^ Corn Produis llfflnlnir....
">??? + ?S Com Produ'-ts Refining pr
1<X? ? ?A P??nver ?ft Rio Qrands pr..
Distilling BecuiitlM.
Puluth. S. S. ?ft At.
Erie .
Krle 1st pr.
Erie 2d pr. 4?;
;,-, - i;^n Chemical Co rights..
2.47W-, + t, Opnfral Electric Co. 166 171 169 1704 17?4 171
C.eneral Mot??rs. 354 K\ 35?<j
Goldfiold Con. l\ 4'k 4U 14 "*4 I1?
Creat Northern pr. 13f'4 1321? 1304 ::".Mt 132 1 24
Oreat Northern Ore ctfs.. 40 404 40 4"". 41-1 II
Homestnke . '?i 9?"> S S 95
Illinois Central.129 ISO 129 130 ' 4121
In t er.-M ft repolit :?n . 2?) ' 2<"?4 20 .* ,
?.i-*?*. _ i4 Inter.-Metropolitan pr.f?4 604 ?'' ? "'' ? - *
l.tW -1 intemationnl Harvester...I116\I117411154117 117 117?i
200 4*% Ir.t??rnatlonnl Harvester prlU04!1214 12041214l121
? ?". International Papei.? 12T*s 13'?? 124 134 1 .?;??
1.700 *% llnternaUonal Bteam P'imp 20 814 30 31?' 314 M', ' g
100]-Kansas Citv Bouthern. 28 28 28 i?- 28
l?v? -*? *?j Keokuk ?ft Vo< Moines. 7 7 7 7 64 7
200'? 4 I??cle,1e Oaf
7,600
710-Ligge
200 - Liggett ?ft Myers pr. K"7. : ?
6,?W +14 IaOUi?ville & Nashville. 1684J1614 158?*? 161 161 1614
X>0 ??4 Mackay Companies pr. 694 *9% ?' 69 ?? 7"
S.800 ? ?4 Marin?- . ?', ?; 8 .".". 1
S.ia-r-.? -*, Marine pr. ?*?'? 2.:??, M 234 -""? 21
700 4 4 Miami c,,n. Copper. 2:>\ 2??1?. 254 264 -'
e'a ?'as &? coke..
- Philadelphia Company.
??'?' ?: ?i Pitteb irg Coal.
* ? -i Pitt ?burg ?'-a! pr.
51 -? Plttshurs* St-eel pr.
. , ? el Car.
Pressed Bt? el ? ;?r pr..
100 ? *-? Public Bei ?? Ice Corp....
5c0 * '.. i ullman Compan*/.
900 fl?4 P. Lorlll trd.
ion - 4 p, Lorlliard pr.
* \ Quicksilver .
2"?"' ? 4 Qulcksllv? r pr.
TOO ? 4 r: illway Bt?*? I Spring..
??? ? . R ?y ' 'on.
Reading.
I.*. adln? 2d pr.
.':? . ubllc Iron A Bt?sel...
. R. ; ubllc Iron .*?.- Bte? 1 i?r.
424
I
104
:.7>.
42V
824
104
3**
M
? ithwMtern.
? 4 Sear?-Roebu< k .
i;... bui k pr.
? l? . Sloes Bhelt Bteel & Iron.
i?. Southern P
2,400? ? Sknithern Rallw?y,
?-'.. ' ? ?\ pr. 71 Ti?. 74
Standard Milling pr. ."'? 60 50
, id All LTne pr. .*.'. 514 J;
TVnnessee Copper.| 4""? 41
Texas ? Pa ' . W ? X t -1'.
i m.i mi. !??; s?. 96
T ird A- ? nui R l:.
T..I-?.? Rys .?. :.-- t. 104 10-4 '??"?
Toll do, B1 i. .?. West. 15' ? 15*
i, SI l. ? Wesl pr.. 35??,
?.l T'vrrlter Co...
l??i4 p^i,, 1084 logt . 1084 ' ?
10s lofj 108 108 ,'*?
194 22 ' ? -
?-:". ??. 524 87 86*
103 103 103 1"3 101 1^3
34?., 35V? 34 354 354 36
102 ' i.,.-, 102 IO24 ?"21*. KG
UO4 UO4 1101 ?>? ... ; 94 111
pi 161 * 16] 1?*1 1?"'-. 161
1**) 190 :*? ? ? . ?? 190
109410s 14,1094
64' 1 ?',''.
: 7 7 7 7 ?-.,
334 34 33*-? 34 3X'j 34
ir??. i*.*'. i*.* : ??.. i* . !? .
166 167 '. 1664 1674 167 16T .
??;l , i? 1 . .,.; ?..,' . i ?
.: .!', 244 -<':
76', 784 v? ? .
274 ! '?'? ? - .
.
. 2*4 29
4!', 114 414 H***.
31 ' I
1581,11 : 162 163
123V 1244 123412? . 1244
60 50 " O?. 494 4SK. 41?'-j
111?.. 1134 lilt? U 14 '??
. -
--
?
4P
244
41*,
: l
- .
-::i
7f?4 VI
I ?1
514
?4
21*4
961 ?
1?)
?
loi*
. ? ' . 16
3T.4 :::.?, .
1'iJ...!-.'. 1". I41"24
Cnder?.l rwrlter Co. pr 1114 HIV? 1114 1114 110 III4
: ?? ', Union B ig ???.- Paper.
?-. 1_ ?..
-
701
?
P, Cnlon Pacltl 1. 1704 1734 17?14,I
L'nlon Pa? iflc pr. 91?. 914 r*i 914 "' "H
I'nip.l Dry Goods .V***% 1004 1004 1004 H*fvt*,'l0l
: Dry Goods pr. I? , -, ? .
600 - ?*.
?
1' ?*a3f)
2P'.?'?'
7.
1.4 'laaclede Qas.1O64 ion?, i(..",ia ;.?',:, k?-4 p ,"-4 '??" * '?
H .Iaehlgh Valley. 164 166 1 ?"?'<*. P>', 1?
? En-gen & Myers.190 1924190 192 1914'197
I':)!!.-.! Ry. Inv? strn? nt..
U. g Cast Iron P. At F
ist Iroi P. ?% F, pr
r. s Realty & imp.
4 r. B. Rubber, ? x dlv Pi....
14 i*. s Bteel .
iZ I", s-'. Bteel pr.
4 Utah < ?ipp? r.
?. vu gini.t-i'ar. Chemical....
? Vulcan DetInning pr.
, Weyman-Bruton .
Weyman-Bruton pr.
1.50 ? ?, Wabash .
Wabaah pr.
Western Maryland.
- \v. Maryland pr. ex d 1?*4?..|
, w? stern Union Telegraph.
7.. 1 VV? stlnghouse El. A- Mff..
p,.. .11.. Vfbt elli n .?.- Lake Erie.
; ?:- -.-'". Wheeling ft L 1: l?l pr...
Wh? ? ling & E. i: 2d pr....
334 834 334 I?:. 4 , 14
17 174 17 174 17 17"
M 54 54 54
. ?
174 ?
'! I
.
-
71-, ?W,
-.??". 564 Wi
7l\. 71 , 784
IE?. in?,.lli>M)3 112'... 113
?'.I7? '.'"?? 614 684 ?'?'? ?
- - -
M 81 ??1 ?l :? ?
...1 ... .?,, .,., 1 to
114 1114 114 114 E3 Ul
? 1 9 t*V 9 84 I
22 22 111*. 21*4 2' .
624 ''*2'-4 62?4 824 614 62'4j
|0 )m? 80 ?o 7S V3
? , --'? 824 *-'\ U
T.". '.'.. ".'1 77? 7.">?4, 76
I '? - * ? ? 4 ??*?
23 tt% 23 21 .- -, 254
12 134 12 II4 134 *"
inr.
-,
-, 'Minn, ?ft St. Ixmis.- ?>'{'?? S?l?v 22
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
Actual Bales ?" fi
_?Op.I HI. Low Fini RI?* A?k
.445 '445 445 44=1 41" ?*i
National Cltv
Mlea for the ?lav. 106,711 Hhnro.??. c?inr,?arerl with 111.4"9
sham for th? eorr?B?pondlnf ?lay in Ifll.
?p, t.-ii ... J?nuary 1 to .\pril l", Inclusive, 4!.4.".?*.'?v?-i shnrrs.
red with _.'? j'-.:'!.. share? f??r th- a?rae p?-rl?.?l in 1911.
ffl_HL MARKET
Industrial Stocks Strong Feat?
ures in Active Day's Trading
?Sterling Rates Higher.
Stocks Fold off In the early trading, but
the character of the support WM auch as
to prevent anything in the nature of real
weakness. In the subsequent forenoon
operations irregularity was the chief
feature, price chanRe.s as a rule being
confined to fraction.-, with fin:il figures
at net gaina in. the larger number "f
Issues. International Mercantile Marine
preferred opened down 4 points on the
uncertainty regarding the Titanic's con?
dition, but closed well above its loweet
on buying that appeared to come from
good source.. The floating supply of the
. mpany's stocks is small. American
Can Issues again sold at new high record
levels, without the accompaniment of
any definite news regarding possible de?
velopments affecting the property, but
the buying was impressive enough to
convince the well informed observer of
market movements that both the C"*n
mon and preferred shares eventually
would go to a higher rnnp-e. ?specially
the preferred. The wheat market was
strong, the ___van<_e, however,' having
no particular influente on st>nks. This
is the period of the year when bulls in
the wheat market sit up all night c.n
cocting dismal forecasts of the harvests,
and th_ public therefore need not be?
come excited if calamity reports from
now on are regularly received from Chi?
cago. Strength developed In most parts'
of the lirt in the afternoon, and ?marked
Improvement was shown by Amalga?
mated Copper, American Can, Ametlran
Beet Sugar, Canadian Pacific, Pitts?
burgh Coal, I'nion Pacific, N<**_ York
Central and United States Steel. Ameri?
can Can sold more than .. points above
Its closing Saturday ?.n pool manipula
lation. It was thought that the stock
practically was cornered, and as a con?
sequence traders were not disposed to
sell It 6hort. Speculative interest, as a
rule, was more concentrated on the In?
dustrial issues than on the railroad
shares.
Bank statement figures published on
Saturday show material improvement in
the money market situation at this cen?
tre, and it is quite probable that the
gain in reserves will be reflected in an
easier tendency in loan quotations in
the current week. A return to the low
quotations recently prevailing, however,
appears out of the question, as the
spring demands from the interior will
soon increase, while there is no indica?
tion that the banks will not continuo to
lose cash on their operations with the
Sub-Treasury. Furthermore, the foreign
exchange market still encourages ship?
ments of gold from New York to South
America. Fortunately, our credits abroad
are heavy, and in the coming months
our bankers, Instead of drawing bills
against Europe, will draw on their bal?
ances abroad If the requirements of the
local money market become urgent. In
the current week Kurope will reduce its
debts here by the paying of |_A>?OO0tO00
Prussian treasury notes, while maturing
time loans abroad, representing advances
made by American bankers last fall,
should In the course of the next few
weeks strengthen our monetary situa?
tion. It is estimated by conservative
bankers that the total outstanding in?
debtedness of Europe to New York
bankers is In the neighborhood of .*.."><?.
?W0.O0O, as compared with >|_<0O,000t<000
a few months ago.
a
V. S. TREASURY FINANCES.
Washington, April 15 ?At the beginning
of bu.lneau to-day the condition of the
United States Treasury was:
Working balance in Treasury ofTicea, $?6,
842.15..
In bank? and Philippine treasury, $32,405,
675.
The total balance in g?rerai fund wae
$128.441, Su.
Ordinary receipts Saturday were __.R57._3t,
with ordinary disbursements of $3,__1,___.
The deficit to date this M.cal year is $12,
2-2.420. as against a deficit of $963.C85 at thla
time laBt year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt e_ra__.actl.ui. |
BOND MARKET SALES.
??MO r 1 ?i Reg 114?. ?--'"> Marine 4'?.??>
3000 Pan 8? I " ? '"' '? ?" "" ' Si
4000 Arg. - . 3000 MM 1 I
10000 v? m ?'-'f i H ?'"
rtfs
t:. ',.-.. VI K .-. : 1 '
sooo N Y C 4'?- l".
l<v? 6 e 10-4 1000 do '.'I
SMM So 4 1996 4""" ?'"
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Iff 4?.
?OM do ISM. ? 1'"'* '""" M r' 4 -? *
.*: .eo do I960 .'."";- ?;'*H' .''?'; ...
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1?W) do . ? ?? t*"*
il.--? do . '?"',. 1000 n r ( '
;: "i v . ?? ? - l".'?. '' ?
1000 Am II A L IO0O toi. SIM __
,C . ? H?*g. "*<*"%
l-v>0 .\ 1 2000 NY
?jo?o Am B B ?'. 104' I. I" .' .
low do .I04H WO N Y O .<? E I.
3500 do ... 1"?-. H * ? 4
10 . do 1"' '""' ' ' *
1000 Am . ;
1000 Am 1
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fol ta.. nono do
POOO An. Tob 6a.l20*. *?' ? '
enoo io -i '? '? -" ?.*.* 7-?
Vim Am w P Be. "'. 10.' ' :? ?
?2000 An a.- lsl 4* MS ?""'? do
_.?? .. Armour ?'-.- '??-' ?''""
2000 A T * 8 F - "
ten 4... ?MS :???? '.; ?
!*_-_> do . ?U 10000 d.e?>
1O.0 do R"K '.'" ? IMM 0 . ;.
loono ?io 01 Be 100 ??""" . VV
?jOOOO ' 1 Cvt 4 10* . I5OOO do .....
40000 do 4s I960 |03H '??*" S Y TI ?
20000 .lo .|03H'10000N A W <M
47000 do . 1 ?"> Rete?110
5000 do .103?. <*OO00 ?lo "?'"I*
?rtH? ai roa_t 4a. i?*'1, i'""1? N P '" *? '
200 do . e?M? -'?"" ,! ' 0*9
B000 -lo T. A N* 1000 O n A N ?~on
Pol 4?. i?* 4_ .. ? * p..
4000 b s o ?;? id ' ' ?v H'f *?? 51.*
4c ??- '? ? ? r T A T ta '??".
.tv,. rio !. '..-..????:
{tono do i'?'. '"" dn (lid 4
JO00 do I'r SHl i?-'- _??--"" lo 1 IM* 10*4
or,,-,, ,?f( _ e, -2000 V O i C ?C*
:: 100 do *w .1 ? 91 ?'?- 102
,-? 1?, 1 , ??, r'\ .'. ??! . B000 P I-'.r T-ii.l'
UiOfi 'lo . "s . ?"- ,'i
iroon do . '??'? BWM do '-: ?
11000 B n T -i.-.. 97H] ?''"'',''' do I
BOOO ele) ... ?-T . ' ?
noon do
??'.
...?...> Rl'f] WWO do . ""'.
rooo Cal O t El '??on Puh s ? *?? "?'.
?.e,.. 10 00 R< ? 1 Oen 4i- i"*1.
](?*! C 1000 '?'-?'.
'.iv?1 Cen? I. ?' '?'"'. ?'"" 'i I * MI ?*'s
241-k?o ?io .... I*M0
1.-;00<i C ..? O Crt '?'? ' ?*? do .
4Hs " '"? ' ? '?- ?
4<v?. do . '? - - ' " Be 1934.11 '-"?.
rooo c & a ." ' -' .i. 1 m .<:
t.<ki do ..... ? . Be. 4 Ti",
13000 CTilo & N W 1"?*1 do .T^'..
'-.??n 4m ?'7', IHOOO dO .SI
?JOflO .t.; B I '.' ' ,;
c,,r, t~ ? R '?? ' *?"?
?.?0 do . '"' 1000 I ?' 4 7f?'?*
MOO ?lo Jt 4s . t"-? BOOO .t I. R ??. M
?jf??o ^o .t. 97 Pee I
2f*w? de. . . .7 2000 Pt I. -_n ?'"ii
mannet do ? ? li *''?
BOOO do I ?>?'? ' 10 ? 1000 ' I K C
lf.M Un 111 I>lv I. I! ? Mili
4s .. B m B -? P M I M
2O0O0 ?? r,. W 41 ???> Con 4? "" ,
H1000 r II .?- Bt P """O do v ?? 104 i
4s 1994 '?1 90M f \ ? A P
1000 do O^n 4?. 4- M .
A .. Mt4 V'???? -? '? v I. A Ij
11000 do Pvt V-eS fn *tl .
m i .IOS* .v?. eio n^f 4?.. v'\
ir, .10 do tbi " , 1000 do 'i
7<*_?. fio . ?.'?.!" M",'. " ? . <J7"2
4f>^e?. r r 1 a r k-"-1 bc? a. i?
net 4 ,'s. 102H
7000 nn ... ??'" 2000 I o I I
_*"-> Chin?, c ?" 1.1 4 ?10F Sl\
rooo r c- c Al 00 ?lo ?ft R?-f
den fls . 12*44 4s.l'-'i
4(V-/> Tf-I II ? B| . 7?. fW-rt fio . ?? ,
3000 do 7'.', 4<-.e<> do i'nvt 4i
?,000 Col M.l M e*7l'
4* . 47<? 1.IW0
IO.V? iln . 47 *Ve?Vt c-lo .
1<vn> fvn Tofc 4?. 9BH "" 0 - . l'.v 1st B I07*H
3OOO f) A H Cvt H?v'<> ''" ? 1""\
4- . ?..??', inoo ?'" .107%
XOCnl X<en g f: ; ; ' 7?W1 do ?7fn 4?
n*f S? . . .1 , . ?1?1F. 7?-%
200.1 do ... ?"?,??-. do 7*?;
;noo P(.t p.iv Tun 100 ? de - ''?'i
4'<.e? .ICO r.?Vi.1 T A* Pt I. R"f
1000 n?i fn Coe 4? .
t*'* 70K 7000 T I? 1 * n
lfw> r> i^e r -- 7B% r,,.r, : 1 ? ,
tono ?Erie "Ti : :?? iv*'. lono do ..- 109?.
2<y>o do lat Con '' enoo do ntr r- i??.
ta .. . . c'> ' 1""0 T.v.-IF <-o <'vt
.?oc. do Ora ta. W< ta. ?.'?4
1000 do c.t 4? I 7<"V> do .I?*?1^
I.. C014' 10000 Trv A P lft
29O0O do . . . .-?. T? .|O0
2'?Wi ,1o . --e.;, H?iOO TMrd Av R'f
ftW? ,1o Fr.p MVK, 4s . ?4
1O00 do Pa C T M?o do .94*4
4s ... B9*. r/v*-.. do Adj 5? : .
JOCO Ft \v 4 n C I *Ois1 do . : ?
1st . U'.S' 1000 do r..n 4s
100ft On Motors Ptr.d _ '-\
>te . .'?V S<TO<> T f A W 4f> "l'i
loyvi do . ?ik,; soco do . .1S
reno m ct?,] 4t/S 1 ?ncr, t st I. ft W
Re-ts ..... 92%| ta .... 04
34?V^ Ind Pt'Pl Ba ' 3000 Trl-Tpv ta I'?
R-t?? mis rrvo f P let 4?? ios
4?fWV> do . . 101U ...YV? do s7F 1"F?.
yvo int n t ?? 104'i ?*oo.'?o do rv 4
?SOS Int-Ml 4Hi ?7H i?w> r p n.it? ?? K.4?.
40*0 do ?.2V, ^enoo U g gtl S F
loov) int Saeta. -i\' ta ?? I""*.
-?W1 int Pt??m r toon ?to .
Its . 99*4 .TVYVI do .,?'"*4
term n,, 0^J4 r4v> do Rr? .. mi
IBM i r xxet ts <rv> rooo Va-Gw C 1st
2?"vm k C F S A Ma ??? -loo
M ta... 7t.-. ,*.2<W> W?h F. A F.xt
?000 Se ??o 4s . **-i1*
24<VV1 Jj,rle Cf.,1 R, '1IVVW d? .....
IMS . 01 'rrnoo do . **%
U<vv> L s .<? \t .-., icnvo d., . C4
<s 102s. 03'-<, 3..vm do . nrtH
?f'W do . ;nii, 7?".>i>n do
4000 do ois' enoo do Ctfs.. e
9090 do 1M1 9314' 10^ do ai'4
fiioi? Me * Uran ' i.*j,oo w?h r t ist
Tfiri. 7s F_0'4 rtf?
8555 ??'> Tun .".s ?M'; 4?w> \v,-t F'.?<? ta.l?f_W|
?twvi do . 04%I 4fW. T\>?t Ml 4? *?7\i
555 ?-* * ?** V ta se i?^"? wicMi p f b. o**"?.
1900 ?o ... 00141 icoo do ??? .
10000 do A K F ' TO?? do .OfeeV?
4s . 0_li inooo VTr?t Ph 4?..TV>'i
MIS Mm ron 4s '?---?o do .ion??;
T F. 071? ItVWi do IOO14
BSOnn Marin? 4Hs. ?7?, 1_-W> XV * I. F 1st
3WW. d0 . f.-,^ cm in.M".
liono do .?7?; 1 ?vwv? W C Oen 4s. 03
Total salts of bonds, $2,-32,000.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
actual salea
? The following wer? th.; I,
Icn.l the cloelnl quotations for .-t"nks la
which there ?were no ?transaction! *?? -terday
<r. the Sew York rii'.-k Ex. >*____-*?*<:
i-*. : t '?osinK ?,
?el*. Bid Asked.
.,,... .. ." ? -? 228
If ,r \r-t. . IM.4 974 '?"- i
? ,\ ' t 4 '.??l
i i 132 H 134-4
. . pref . 119 117
. M TO
? . pr. r. ?- ? ' ? . 99
. . .-"
Am' : lean Hide ft Vt liber, . ? 41i .".
* ...... 134 1 I 14
A tin? I r-f 11 .. .. ml ? ? 4 974
iff . 1 .4 1 ? 180
do pref .1"! I? 109
k ..' I -.''.. 12-' j 1-- II I
Am Tel a Cabla . W 19 ?4
? Am rol .' ? e pref .1"'. 1044 100
ra . _*?'- 284 -"?
Ann .?!".- .:'3 U
pref . 10 ?o l*>
. 4- . M
i f.99 IT*. m
lu?, klyn l 1.1"ii ?._? . I?- IA-4 1?4
?ik . 1?? 9 P?
I- i. A: PltU.108 1"1 109
.;, ?? ? 121 :-??
ithern .974 974
Am Tel 119% 119 121
lo 4 Alton .24 '? 22 2'.
, ?- f. ?.'? 4.
' : I ft L | -'* '-> s"
? ' |M IW 199
p. M ft O .H?? 1 ?"? H"
do pre. .... IV. IM 190
?Tract pre! 94 I
C C. C ft St U... . . - 89 H 90
. 100 . 1014 no
I PltU . . Ml
? .. r ii ; a. inn. eprai.199 108
. IB 44 48
; ? ; f . 7.- 78 ;?;
I 1 pn t . ? - M i ?
.i"i M84
Cre? e .,.,.. ? . 7" ?14 72
Cuha-Ai . .?'..r . ? IB
. 96 M4 '?''?
I- ? re -?- Ilu leon.1704 IT0 j 1714
!?? la. La. k A v... t. BBS -*e47 ? ?
224 284
1. U es ft For) I'-ii? ? ?'. ' ! -
do pref . .4?.
_ Ma -? VMM lis
:? k Al pref .214 204 It*
pref.. WO
F< :? .1 Mining A Smalt... 1"\ 14 1>
... pn ! . . 184 43 4?t
: ?'... l '.4 128 188
do ejMrel .1*364 l""'* M
Mot. : peral . M 7.*.'?? 77
. Qrant? Mining .80
! Electrf Railway., il?? 112
' ; rel .180-i 120
I Valley .127 120 i 'e
irai i. i. ?4 ??.", ?
i lnf< ? n ! Rand Ce . 100 l"l
pre!. M4 87
I. tel I I';i!' r it? f. '? .
, Pump p?rol BS4 . ? i ?
' entrai .194 124 19
? ? South pref. 984 ?* :< 88
Fl H A M pref.. TO1?. 794 ? " ?
Keokuk g l> M pref . 48 4?. 80
Ki li k II s "f Chic |.r. r. 7" 99 79
? ,'c. i Steel ....? 29 90
!_?_? Erle A \Y< stern. 18 18 184
do i !? f . 37 88 37
l-ik.- Khore.320 t;??
Island . 47 i? 4s
Marks. ? ??* . SU M'a H74
?.m Elevated .130 Iff 137
Mai D . ??? aa 7i -4
. pref .H" 1004 M"
Michigan 'Vniral . ? ISO 190
Minn ft S? Ix.m pr.f. 814 80 H
M. . i V ft | S M I. I-. *-*?'- -14 *?'??
Morrl ft Ernten.17:. i7i**_ 178
. ? 1 .* .IHrt 191 17.-.
Nal Rfr_ ufl i n f. 127 '"?? 129
N ?? E unellna .?:? Btpd iref !?4'? ?.?'.'
Kal ? r M x pref. 94H 92 M
do 2d pr?t. 90 2B4 ?"?"
S Y A-r lirak*..'.7 M
N Y. CM ft Ht 1.. Il M M
do 1-- pi ?f .1? KM no
do 2 1 pr?t. Mi'i ?-?i 90
rort l'ei'k. 204 ii'i
do pref .07 -4 -(? .'.o
N y i_>.e. a- xteat. 122 129
N' Y, N H ft H .n**'* l ?'? l ?
:v ithern . 47 4''*4 l->
Norfolk *? w?-t prrf. 12 fw? 92
. 1*4 I -_ 4
. !MH 00 10,?,
do 1h- prel .?MM 98 1".
'le. 2d IT. f .ta?. '"' lO?
Pac Tel a;- Tel i ?f . I.
Prarla ft ?Baal . 144 ''-". 1".
P. C ' ft Et L.1004 l"t i 1084
i., prel .il"1. il" no
p ?? n ?W ft ?'hi, .. 1024 l?4
Rway Bteel Sprint i?r?-f ... 100 Wt\ [?at
' . ' I i .? ' . 904 99 ?.]
i riser ft Sara , , , 2''?? IM
1? n.e Wiii.it'Wi, * Ogd .1194 121
1 I "f . M ff BO
st L ,v B F ist pref .984 ?'?'.
St I, A S F i? A E III etf_...148 140 . ,
'!?? i .?"* .110 (07 m
.lo n? w . M : f, -, ;
it L Southwest |.ref ... .... 7?'.*4 7?1 77
Bios. Bheff Steel A Iron pref.l?<2 ?..-, ),,
Hi.iith l'cet.e, Rico Sopar.... "'. 7<i m?
HO 1074 ?.fiM
p'.ii'h rwi M ,'. o i'ftii . s.; ag j.?
Plan?! ird Minn* ._e.?4 204 29
!? x i- ft Pee 1.1 Tr . ??o ?-?>
Twin ' r< R T. MB i ,(j ],?,
?I" tref. .|4B 142 u
I'n:on l:..e ft I'.-i" . i t??f. 00
. ir Mfn rref. . .lm'.T4 jiif,
tnlte.1 Fv Inv."?tm?nt pr?-f. .. ?I iY>U 'fi?
]'. s '>i"-;"T . 97 M i...
\ . , ag ^
?I" I ff . !
F ? lt.-M. \- gat . r-? pu
?o i ?f .'. |S4 i
, ' I Pref.lia 1124 'M
r.i
107
91
!>.*. |0 >
844
l"_
' | ref . m
?4
? Clietn tr.f .,. .ii.t Mai. ,'., -?
Va Iron r * ,-.fls '?. ' lti -
Va H ret .i:xt Su 2
*? il n Petlnnlna . ?l io ?<?>
Wells l'argo Espree? ... n.i i44 ,\2
Weatlnithae n g Mfp 1?. i ri U% ,?_?? mu
\\is ..r,.?ln ?>ntral.;,n4 g^ '^,|
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
'M til U - -April ||
,. . .. , ' ? ; Asked. Hid Afked
. 5 :,"' '"?? ??? 1004 loi 1004 oi
D I ta 'upon, 10.10. ..1?- . 101? lo*??* i? *
. *? ?-. r^. l'.iv. . 1,,2'? 08 024 03
D S .?S. coupon. 101S lir.>\ _ ,ey,J
' f- 4.*, .??_. tags j|4 ,,.. ... tu?
g s 4sv?.,;,.,,, ?*?|:::igu iv ,4 \\r*
ranama 2*. r..,., jf,.-,,, .?Hn* _ [??JS "''
Fanama ns. r?f.. uns . joui, jnji'?
Finama ,1s. r.-pts, inai. loi \ loi \ km 4 ioit<.
?.?-.am? .A 'n0"-0' ?Ml..lot4 1014 mi?_ 1014
f Off. 3?. reg.KW ? 10A _.
Dist. o? Col. 3?. coupon. 105 ? 100 __,
London and Berlin Prices Higher
?Paris Bourse Heavy.
London, April 15.?Consols closed 's higher
at 7S 1-16 for money and 78 3-16 for the ac?
count. Anaconda was 4 lower at ?S**V Ca
na.li-m Pariiir 1% higher at tta%, (?rand
Trur.k 4 higher at R t.
Money was Arm, but discount ratea were
easier.
Th? Bank of EiiRland boiiKht most of the
tlOti.OM Det* gold offered In the open mar?
ket
The stock market was activo ami firm,
hut cl? s?j<1 somewhat Irregular. Home rails
Mere strom- owing to the more B?ttl?d
lahor conditions, and telegraph, toll phone,
M.-ir onl ;ii,.l oil shares rosp sharply, hut
?i ralla and [nternatlon?! Mercantile
Mu,:? .-ares were weak. Parla selling
?l- ; ?? -? ! Rio 1 Intoa and Kairirs in th?'
afternoon.
AmerPan securities opened weak. Prices
gold oll und? r reaiutnc daring the fora
noon. Can idlan Pacific was strong and ad?
vanced three points. In th" afternoon the
m?rk?t ?allied smartly under the lead of
Amalgamated Copper, United State? steel
and Union P?aclflc, which w-ro purchased
on Sem York orders. The closing was firm.
Th<? pftiii im on gold at Madrid Is 6.7",
compared with &K un Saturday, and at Lis?
bon remains uncnaagt*td at 1.00.
P?li?, April U Tlire.- p.-r c.-nt rente-?
? '.?. -i 4.1 ? i ntlmM low?r at M fra?
centimea for th? account
Exchange on London, 25 francs 21 cen
Umea fur check?
Privat? discount rate, 84 per ? <?nt.
Prlcea w?rre he?vy ??n tho Bourse.
Berlin, April 15.?-Prt-cea cio.sul firm and
higher on the Boerse to-ilay. Canadian
Pacific was strong.
OUT.SIDE ?SECURITIES.
Six ? illation in the mark, t f.
loped fall actlvlt.
utslda se
'!'..? ... was
at tho outs? but th? ton?
became 3? Ideal? not n, with
consldei ible itrength In spots. Th? wlre
\eas telegraph issues were feature?, eape?
daily American, which at on? lima ahowod
an a p. in? a of ?7 point?, aelllng up to ? new
hiiih record al '.'.-'. while the uew atock a?i
vanccd ?p.'?t '.*? English Marconi was up
about 5 p m.- ' Lehlgh Vail? y i loal
?as fairh active, al < range of iboui i
United ? Igar Btor? s? was In fair
demand, and after a slight rec? slo? rallied.
Inter? ontlnental Rubber wa % fraction bet?
ter. K. .1 U<>iu'IiI;- va- nrmei ind in bet?
tor demand. Britl?h-American Tobacco Im?
pro v?; d v Copper sharea wer? Irre ir
Hunds were moderately active. Detailed
? peratlona follow :
Bhi
INDUSTRIAL.
H
, - -
. se
109"
B7
-
1%
?-?4
17'?
%VS
220
?.???-,
1 :.".
4"*J
4-.'U
?
n
us
13 :
M
4.*.
63
?'i
12
im
il
ta
sa
?i
'.<?>
22?.
(0
?V?
:- .
34
Low.
1? '.? lj
t j
?SI t
11%
?.'I'?
ll
jajQ
:" .
333
894
41.'.
36
;.?
l?l
124
4.-.
?i?)
S H
sW
1,1'?? "Aille?! ?Je ur Co.
I??*? i.Viil ?
7??? ?? i Writ Pa; er. .. 2j
7,'??? British A. i Tob ? 30%
r luil. ir CU.. 17'*
."??? L**-h \' Coal Sa
SSO Man Us*
200 It .r p.. ? i.. Id? 330
22S M Rumely Co
7". si.in ?>ll of Ind
.. tan OU ..f N J .39*8
23 Stan Oll of S Y. 4P".
, 1.1 ?.ker CO ... 89
l'on (.'tilt Ci* ir Mfs 50
71' l'nil ?""t-ar Stor.a. 1?.?
Ca? f | !.. .^ II i . ?? |2*4
MINING.
? I
. . 4.*.
1 o .;? - ? 60
? .i l ideo ?'? PI???: ? 9%
p'i British ?'-I '' p,.. I54
j ...i., ? ? i iii onsol.... El
? i .-m... ft
4".? Davis Daly ? *?t? .? i??
2.?.'??? I'! na H'k BUttS H
.'.?? ?i:i paso Cm. 13
l -.-?? 1. -.- ?Con . rV
,M?| Pir t N'ai ? 84
?flo Florence . v?
p.v i? otro \ . ... "?**?
9%
-.i? ? ?ugfenhelrn Expl ****??
I 0 !i.?i ir ?.'or.? w I. . V>\
, ? ? a iixcn ... 4.1
1??? La R ? ? ma 1. 3H
300 Mason Valler 121?
S00 Mlr.r-, of Aia. ,..
4??. Ne? ? la Min? .... '."ii 2'? 3'
1 ???? INIplasIn? M '"" ? S 6*6 I
r??) rariric Bmeltera... U ?.
;?.? .i p.t. i Central B4 R??
..h?, Porc? N'oriti^rn. ?? 1 "??
BOO Porni 2%
: y. I?..m??. H?
loi
Se l'i ?h M AS.. 1
1 000 Btewart -l'a
l |00 ? Min 7\
2..*.'?i ' tf*
.. Q ITnlt* ? C ?;?; ? r 1%
1,800 "tWetl Fllv? M ?
BONOS.
--, 000 B v Oat B R ? 1?6 l-'i 126
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Am Chi 1- . 12
Ain ?'m I?- pr? f . 4
Am ?'nal Product . 7
Am Dl ' Tel Of N '..?? 4
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Am Tlir-.. 1 I i-f - 6
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Conn n .*?: Light . 4
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Im Pool Powder i ref... 5
Rmplra Bteel it- Iron ... ?
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lut N'Irkel .
?lut N'Ii kel pref.
Int Bllv?.
Im Bilvw ;-<?*? .
Klrt.y Lumber pr?t. ?? ?
Klnga i'?? EL .... I
?N?i Cash Reg pr?f ... 7
Mie? II. meni P. ?!
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la. a g K pref.. ?i
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Roval Hal Ing P . IS
?l I*, ikll ?; P pr-f . . ?i
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Ben Pen ?i*hlclel.
Text - :
Trenton ivi'oric?.
Ti non Pol Fdg ?'tis.
i ?Ire tory. ?
run .a Carbide . . it
rnlon Fetrry . 2
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t' R l hil-t?liii; pr?t. 7
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
CAR TRUSTS.
(M '? iriai P'l i 21.)
lF?irril?hcd by .-?Mirtwo-lt g AppcnsellST, Nu. 44
pin- atreel ?
Num.. M iturlty,
\. ,nil - ? asi Ui - 4 p ?. 1918 17
Butt, R ??? p 1 I ? i* ? ;'-'1 ' '-*? ? ???
. * ,?.1 It? 4': B p '? 191
Cen ia. I; R of N J ? | ? ? WM 1*
? hea & <?bi . 4 i? ? 1 'I' 11 ,,-,-??
?1 1 A Alt? a 4 C. "' P ? ? 1911 10...
Chic A P. Ill *% ?'? P '? ?'?'1:: 'l7--- *
Bier R? *% ? f ? m* '???
('In. 1! .*. !' 4', ."? f . . ?J91S "20.
1 . Hud 4?, p ??.IW .
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k VaP.-y ? 14 P . ?I
K ?'. FI s A Me? 44 pc 1013 IS...
K.?n?i*?< ?? Bo 4*j p 11? ','.,,'.?;??
Uhlgh Val K K 4 14 P -. l'-HJ- 16..
M . Pic ."> : ?-. 1913 '1? -
Mol.lla ? ?'hi.. ? a p ?-. 1913 Hi
N y ?' Un? ."? p . '"?:i,,-'-' .
l?orf A W 4 p e.lt?-'IB.
Pena B4 I P '?, ?":? '' ??., ;,?,*"?'
^, r. g i f 4-44 ?- p *'. 1918 1. ...
do .P.a. A G I M t ? ''?'??', .??;.
<?Vab..ar.l Air UM ?-, :. p .-. lal.l '},.
-Southern B ??' MH p f 1918 21.. 4%
Virginia? B| ?'- P '-'"':; ?:',. ?" ?
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FERRY COMPANIES.
B..1.Asked.. ay Atrttti
IlOtli .4 *"?).! .?-t. SB 3,"-,
18 do bond?. .. SI gg
1ft |Uni-m Ferry.. 2iu j.
U 1 do 1st Sa.. 97 fia
THE McCRUM-HOWELL CO. ?
To the Creditors of the McCRUM-HOWELL COMPANY: '
Rer.ivers having been appointed for the property of The McCrum*
Howe? Con Pany. the undersigned, at the request ot the ho ders of ,
iar? amount of the Company's notes and open accounts, have eon
ttnted to act as a Creditors' Committee.
t? iLr- ni notes or open accounts are invited to deposit the same
l/??tSS 7 Wall Street, New York City, under
?2 tefm" i a editors' SgrSmem copies of which will be furnished
bn aPpUcation to the Depositary. Negotiable receipts will be issued
for the deposited notes or accounts.
April 10, 1912. ALBERT H. WIOGIN, Chairman:
JOHN C. McKEON.
CHARLES H. SABIN,
HERMAN WALDECK,
_ . Committee.
WHITE & CASE, Counsel.
B W IONES, Secretary,
7 Wall Street, New York City._
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
The manner in which the market rallie?!
from it_ earlv break stimulated a general
buytntr movement on the Consolidate?!
Bto? k Kx. hange. It was taken for granted
that Strong .-.ipport had been extended In
the face of the over Sunday combination
of un?-ttllntr factors, Including the warning
of th?' I'm ted ?states to Mexico, the Penn?
sylvania primary results and the injury to
the Titanic. Union Pacific was in particu?
lar demand at the opening, falling to sell
under ITtAi on the ( on.olldated floor, al?
though It touched a low prMe of 170"\. on
the Sew York Stock Exchange. Amalga
mated Copper, on the other hand, got down
? . ??n a ?/.'-share transaction, with odd
lots going as low as .)?*, compared with a
low of ftj'i on the other board. Subse?
quently Am.-kamated touched a high of
av.*\ Th? advance In the market was at
tended by active tradlna. with the list
! .adenlng out as prices rose, t'ommlssion
bouM bu9ln>M9 was on a heavy scale.
American Baet Bugar, Brie common. Mis?
souri Pacific and New York Central were
goma 'it th" sto'-ks In which odd lot deal?
ing, were a feature. The advance in
Am?*rl??.n "'an attracted general attention.
Profit taking was reflect?**] at the higher
l?vela, with the b-.t quotations for the day
for several Important stocks below those of
the other exchange. Detailed operations
follow:
STOCKS.
?_->?. Oi'en.
.mal Copper 60M
i ?? ?-. ;? ??? - . ,7 '? .
4,860 Am ? ?in . __*??
100 do pref.11.. Ti
i.e.) Am Car ft Fy M-a
120 .m Una*. I ... 14'.
io So peat... ? MS
PO ABI I.'ie-omeetlVO 41'- j
B.eSftO Am Smelting... ?-.".
190 Am Sugar ....___*_
_?-" Anaconda Cop, 414
270 .\t Top ft g r \'i;\
lit ft Ohio
. ? Bi oklyn It T
? p. If.
270 ' entrai i.- ither 24**
40 rhes & Ohio .
? ChfC 'it West
290 '* Mil <_ |t I'
420COI Fu?l ft I.,
80 r?.n?_ol ?la?..
'_?? Cora Proliii-t?.
200 ?>i-t Be? nrftli ? MM
1.3?." Erie .. .7 '_
M do 1st pref .. M
0"..t Northern pf 1 ..<'?_
OO int?r Met . 20
110 ein pref.59H
...<> f.eh1?*h Valley..I'M
30 l/tuln A N'aih lrO'l
2n M . K A T_ DO-.
1.510.to Paclfl: . 42T.
2.470 N Y Central...114*.
90 Si '111 i ' 'e D
1" N Y Ont ft XV
cm Nerf A v. t.
900 Nor Faritle ...
?O Partie Mall...
20 l'eim. v?vanla .
1'
s
.281
. :.
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.14.1%
I5?4
10 '?
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99
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15%
M
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li*t%
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1094
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93%
2.*e4
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leji
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122
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12? ritts Coal . 214 -21.
20 Peoples Oaa. ..108% mh\
11,020 Reading ......1654 1-.7H
?.-??? R? k Inland. ... 27'? _94
20 do pr.f. BSV M'i
.'?-' Boutherh Pac...111*. 113"?
ISO Southern Ky.,. 204 2114
_"7*...n Copper .. (04 (ft*
10 Thirl Av. n?ie . _?>", 394
10,810 Union Pacific.. 170% 178%
190 U 8 Rubber .. 65 ..04
88,9<90U fl .?f"-! ..... ?*?4 714
DIO Utah ?-.-iTer ... 91% 034
v. Va Car Chero... f8ti 534
10 Wnharh ?prtf. 22 22
10Wettern Union. ?324 824
?'" SO Total s_I*"j.
Low.
80 t
88%
89%
115%
.-?!?:?j
144
31>
414
M 4
1204
41
1074
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M 4
asi
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10
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27%
1434
15%
52
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55%
180%
20
88%
1044
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204
424
1144
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40
112?.
121.4
324
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214
1084
1?5\
274
80%
1114
21.4
404
89%
1704
55
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81%
68%
22
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344
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1274
424
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15%
324
88%
88%
132 U
204
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188%
180%
28%
44%
117 4
2?>4
40
112%
122
33
198%
2_
108%
I'M 4
294
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1134
_?%
404
394
1734
514
714
88%
58%
22
n%
1.500
n ??
1.000
40
200
1,100
1,200
400
808
Km.
1,000
1.800
1 Mi
800
lO.eMO
MINING.
ttlanta . 30
He!mont ... 10 JS
inn .104
OoHfl?M Con .4.374
?: 1 g Set . .?JO
Jim Uutler.7?>
.'uinho Ext.... 41
Mextrjyi .8.40
M< ? ? ma .3.324
.1.40
r>.!a.. .27
Oliver Pi k.15
Vernal.174
End ....1.10
?.-. ?.' ?at?.
...04 .80
2". 10.25 10
104 104
874 4.374 4
40 .40
.7? ,88
47 .44
45 3.40 3
824 8.324 3
4?) 1 40 1.
27 .27
154 .18
174 .17
10 2.10 2
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10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
I THE MONET MARKET -Money on call
I opened nt 3% per cent; highest. 34 per cent;
lowest. 8 per cent; closing. 34 per cent;
ruling rat?-. |% per cent. Time "money Was
easier In tune. Th. demand was lighter, and
Inasmuch 99 offerln-Ks were limited, the re?
sultant trade was light. Rates: S<%$8% per
cent for slaty and ninety days; 1% per cent
for four, live and six months Mercantil*
paper was b? light with moderate freedom
.?.r.?. the market offered some attractive
Ratee, 4^144 per cent for sixty and
ninety <hi\s' Indorsements, 4^44 per cent
for holce four and six months' Blnj*le
names ?and S ?per cent for other*
?TORSION I-XCHANOE? At the opening
relehsmarka w.-re a sluide easier, francs
Wi re Arm and sterling maele a quotable ad?
vance The favorable New York bank
Statement was an Influence. The market
ilos.-.l firm.
Bankers1 posted rates follow:
Sixty days. Demand.
; . 4.""4 4 4S74
v. relrhtunarks . -44 9,-4
Belgium, franca . 5 224 5 104
Psris, fian.? . 5 in4 6.18%
?Switzerland, franc?. 5 204 _ 1?>4
Holland. guilder? .40 10 40 35
DOMESTIC l.X?'M.\NHK-Boston, par;
Chicago, J5c premium; New Orleans, com?
mercial _.".<* discount, bank $1 premium; St.
, 1.. uts, ./>? premium bid, 4>V premium asked:
Minneapolis. 50c premium; Charleston, buy?
ing rif. .-.llin_; 1*10 per cent premium; San
; Francisco, .l.ht, 2.-, t-lecraph 4c.
I BANK CLEARINO8. ? N<fW York, ex
? hanses 82_0.431.S78, halancen **n.?XS,323; "Ros
lon, exchanges ?t2_.0O.511. balancea Jl.-M.stV-;
Baltimore, exchanges $,..704.774, balances
8582.611; Chicago, exchanges $.">_,__. .128, hal?
an. . 1 8_.89.8Q1.
BILVER M VHKKT.-commercial bar sil?
ver, .'?'.-. M"\lcan silver dollars, 47c. Bar
silver '.n London closed at _?;4d.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE,?Mexican ax*
hange on New Vcrk Is .juoted at 201^.
BUB ? TREA8URT. -The Sub - Treasury
was a debtor at th" Clearing House $36.,?>3<.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
No.
iFurnlsbea bt Kriingi.aiu Lsaiaaua & Co.,
Ill Broadway.)
I'.itA.ked.l Bid. Asked.
Alh ft .??n- OJO
Alb & Vi. . i\-i
AI.?i;h ft W.180
Am T & C - 7s
-.iv .108
At i. C A I.. ITS
a .; ,v M M 99
pee.h Creek. 90
Hot ft A lb. 220
. ta i-?"-v '-14
i:.. ? ft I'rov 2\r\
H ft /th k* 190
lii.i.n City.. 180
(.? ft it Co...180
Canada Be ? ? Ml
'a\ lai pf. ill
ta 21 i.f.lil
Cal ft Eus..200
?own. -*
flint ft ?:. I"'.
C ?? i: I t c? 65
do ct fa_140
ill. elf. I 1.101
? ? . a ? c'f.f-'".
I ft M.130
. Pitta 101
4o Ki?l bat, '.?1
Col ,\ >: - '"?
Con. 9 M 198
Cor.? *,? p, 170
!? it pf.ir.9
Conn Hiver. .27?)
C it- ,?;? 1. . :_
do pref . N
Daytoo ft M. *"'
da paid WO
1" < fid Blli 'I"
1' I 11 ? s !?l
?'.mi 183
1-lahi h A*-.- 00
?entra a w 1 0
a, pref. 142
Krlf. ft Kal -' "
Erie g Pitta.13B
Fltohl.'g i?f. .138
1 \\ ft I pMSO
ICI ?;i..i',.-i'*.:oo
Franklin T U'>
?. R RABCo ?-" I
el ft . tli T 11a
Of Rh Vy 113
Hart .<? >' W N
llfreford .. . Ifi
in c !, I. MS
III _, Misa T .'-'.
? in T '?-?
I.i k I. A- - N ?"?
. Ch.lSO
K ' \ ' It 180
IvCFsa Ml' f 77
> >*-ti.*.c pf tor,
l A' U (W I). . 01
t.ltti.. Miami '.*0!?
L H ft M .0 4^
L. . M It |ef 128
1. . \* n ft c 100
M .'"..i 11 pf in.?
M Cea I.7:0
;>o>
73
140
.0
100
Man ft Law.
Manhattan ..
*_3
188
M.i.saw Vr...l9d
M H ft 8 H.. ?
Mo. lie A B Pf 6 .
,MftO ?tk t cfs .0
75 [Mor C A B... 60
W do pref. 188
2_3 Morris A. Kx.172
?Io extn. P4
300 INaah ft Dae 188
- N'ash A I>i?v.21fi
1.5 ?New i.on N M
140 X Y a II -ftp 880
71 NVRAM II pt.lOB
? X Y Mut Tel. .S
? X Y L A \V..l_0
215 Ninth Ave ...140
?0 1 North Car. . .188
IOS N.cith (N Hi.140
112 North .N J? 13
180 Ninth IVna.. .103
111 North w Tel 1IO
? N' if .V- W if -1?>
? ?OM Colony.. 188
170 o.wego & P. 2<\5
10) |pac &. At r.. '**.
2't? I Pat A H R II'?
163 Pal & Ram. 100
? Ilvnil? Valle\ .1.0
? Pee ft 1: v, 178
-- I'hlla O i- K.288
7?. r II ft I. K . 60
K, I do pen.. 188
88 II* Ft \V A C.llrt
H'O ! do >?,?vlal 160
108 Pitta .<? I. g IT?
OS ip McK A Y I.'"
186 IP '. ft A rf .161
-? |l'rv A Wore.270
110 ra 198
188 H ft ?; V] 111
230 Ron 1 8 '' 125
141 I Twit .?. Wn, 110
13 ) it wt A Ok 128
184 -.ra A :?? h 186
? Aw
115 I Sharon Ky.
-e ? ?_|*t_ AVf. .
130 -" A At Tel
US S..tnh'\ of C. KM?
18 !. H let pf. 120
02 I <lo 2d pref. . 50
?>7 _| 1 ft to it 98
ra i,, pr-f.i?w
Ml S?r B ft N Y.275
?"l T \ ?'. R AS. 188
IN Tun of St L.. .120
110 |2__ -tre*t... 200
e?0 If r A a Vy.140
1*10 If C * B.I?
?W ICNT RR A C 2-.S
212 Upper Cool 122
610 11 A B Rlv.. 174
188 |Vj of N Y .117
199 Vi i Masa...BW
11?. Warren .RUI
fon !
235
1...
140
124
78
87
7)
170
174V?
100
100
220
836
112
104
123
11?)
167
US
10
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1.0
00
101
2.0
70
1.0
144
188
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188
140
130
16
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130
1??0
119
130
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110
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143
75
242
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ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
cKl?ln, April 16.?The quotation committee
of the Elgin board thia afternoon declared1
butter firm at 31o.
TO ALL HOLDERS OP
FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTT TEAR
GOLD BONOS
OF THE
Portland City and Oregon
Railway Company:
Notice la hereby given to all holders of th.
First Mortgage Twenty Tear Gold Bonds of
the Portland City and Oregon Railway Com.
pany, Issued under and pursuant to and m?
cured by the mortgage made by the ?aid
< Portland City and Oregon Railway Company
to The North Am?*rlcan Truat Company as
Trustee, dated February lfith, 1801, that all
of the bonds la-rued under and ??cured by mm
mrrtgage have been called In for payrnaai
and redemption pursuant to tha power and
authority 30 to do contained therein; that the
date fixed for said payment and r?demption
la May 1, 1012, upon or prior to which data
a aum sufficient to pay the principal et all
of said bonda and the lntereat accrued tfcemri
to aald date wljl be deposited with TUB
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF tip*},
YORK ?"successor to T"*?e North Amertaa?
Truat Company); that aald THE EQLITaBL*?
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK on m?d
date and thereafter aa presented will pay the
principal of aald bonda and the accrued la.
terest to ?raid data to the holders of salt toads
reapectlvely at Its office. No. 87 Wall Streai-,
in the City of New York.
That aald bonds will cease to bear lnttraaB?,
after May 1. 1912.
PORTLAND CITY ANT? OREGON RAILWAY'
COMPANY, Per
PORTIaAND RAILWAY U'iHT ANT?
POWER COMPANY, Successor, \
By E & JOS8ELYN, PresldSBt ?
Portland, Oregon, March 18th. 19121
ANDREW J. McCORMACTK. Auctioneer.
REOULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULIER St SSI
OFFICE, NO. 53 WILLIAM ST.,
Wednesday, April 17, 1912
at 12:30 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE ?SALESROOM.
NOS. 14 AND la VESEY 8TRBE?.
BY ORDER OF EXECCTOR&
23 aha Metropolitan Casualty Inaurance Co. sai
N Y. Tj
17*" aha. Nati. Baxk of North Amerlcv
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
Bl.t-OO Hudaon County Consumere* Brewint Co?
let Mtg?. 9 p. c. Bd., 192<>.
100 aha New York St Brooklyn Breiring Co.
75 aha. National Bank of '*omm.*?rce.
6? \ ?ha. Commercial Trust Co. of St. Lou!?, Me.
lOihs. Hanover Fire Ina. Co.
100 aha. International Silver Co. common.
Warehouse. Rea-.elpt No. F ?303 of Balear 4
Willlama e02-*508 WMhlngton Street.
N. Y., repreaentln? 87 Cases of Mer?
chandlae aald to contain Italian Unen*?,
100 ahe. Oaj-uge St Suaquehanna R. R.
67 sh? Vandalia R R. Co.
$1.06.'.BO International Silver prefd. Dlv. Sorlp,
.'." shs. Orlent*U Rwk.
7 Certfs. Julius Laraen Fodto'masklner Ko??
benhavn of Denmark, 2,000 Mr. each.
2.1(50 ?ha. I.nraen Machine? Co.
7.000 aha. Porcupine Kendall Gold Minea Lt?L,
A 2*l,00rt ah?. Pooled ?Stock.
5.000 ah? Porcupine Kendail Gold Minea, Ltd.
13,000 aha. Porcupine Kendall Gold Mine? Ltd..
A 4*1,227 aha. Pooled Stock.
$1,?XK) Arlrona Fower Co let Mtg. * p <**
Bond, 1033.
10 aha Flret Nati Bank, Corona. L. 1.
3 cha. Singer Manufacturing Co.
82,000 Choea-peaki* St Ohio Grain Elevator CO?
4 p. c. Bds., 10.18.
13 .??!:.? Mercantile Nati. Bank.
Te sil Holders ef
Convertible Four Per Cent. (4**?>
Redeemable Uold Benda ef
The **>>?tern I'nlon Telegraph Compas/.
Notice la hereby given to all holders of tha
convertible four per cent (4%) redeemable
gold bonds of The Western Union Telegraph
Company. ls?ued unaer end punuant to and
secured by the truat agreement made t?y aald
The Western Union Telegraph Company, witl?
. the Bowling Green Truat Company aa Truste*?,
dat.d November 26th, 1906, that The Wester?
I n'i?n T?;legraph Company, by action duly hat)
by Its board of director?, ha? declar?d Hi Is?
ter.tton to and will pay off. cancel Ami r.deera
?lie whole amount of the bonda lesue?l under
and aecured by ?aid trust agreement, pursuant
t-> the power and authority ao to da contalneg
therein: that tlie date fixed (or aald paymesB
and cancellation and redemption Is May frit
(lat). 1??12, upon or prior to which data The
Western Lnlon Telegraph Company will de?
posit with the Equitable Trust Company ?*8
N*w York. New York City, aa successor Tru**
te? to the Bowling Qre*?n Trust Comr?1"?
named us trustee In said trust agr?"ement, ?
sum sufficient to pay the principal of all if sal*
bund?, tlv. per cent. (5%) premium tbereS?
and the lntereat accrued thereon to May r.rtt
(let). 1912; that said Equitable Truat Com?
pany of New York, on aald date, and tn?*f??
after aa presented, will pay the principal o*
?aid bond?. Are per cent. iS-V pr?*m'u?
thereon, and the accrued interest to ?aid ??*??
to the hollers of said bonda respective y.
That ??Id bonda will cease to bear m'erest
after May first flat), 1P12. and that it il the
Intention ->f The Western Union Tele-fripa
Company upon making such deposit snd ?f**J
Hid ?late, to have said trust agreement d????J
Sevesahe* Oflth. 1906. cancelled and duchar???
by ?aid trustee
The Western Tnlorj Telegraph Company,
by Titeo. N. Vail.
President
Setr York. January 22. 1912.
Guaranty Trust Company
of New York
ta Na?*.au Street, New York.
Fifth Ave Branch. 3th Ave. & 43d St , N. T.
London Office. 33 Lombard Street. E. C
Capital & Surplus $23.000.000
Depoaits.178,000,000
( millUlKli 1S64.
Union Trust Co. of New York
80 BROADWAY
Fifth Av? & 3$th St. Fifth Av?. ?t **th 6t
Capital ?& Surplus $8,900,000
Allows Interest on Deposits
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
iQuoted by Gilbert Ellott At Co., No. 34 Pin?
street.) ,
Bid. Asked Bld.Aake*.
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Atlantic Kef. 4?5 470 So Penn OU... ?300 ?-50
K?rAAm. ITS ? ?o W Pa PL. IM IM
Buckeve F I> 130 U* ???tan O of Cal. 175 IK,
Chesbro M'k 63S ?ITS Stan O of Ind 2*) 2?)
Colonial on . 125 1"B BtanO of Kan ?O 2?o
?.ontin-nt Oil. MX? 900 Stun 0 f K?*n ?0 l?
Crfii-ent P L 5?i B* Stan O ol Net) .i? 2W
Cumber P iL. W 100 Stan O of N J 393 4?W
?Kureka P L 2>*?) 29?) t(*ta?O ?old? . WO S2S
?al Mgnal O. 220 U'? Stan O cf N Y 40?) 42.1
AO prrt .... 14?) ?o fetan O of Ohio 220 2W
Indiana I' L.. 100 110 Swan A Finch 700 M
Nat Transit 3?i 39 In Tank Une 45 "*?
N Y Trsnalt. 2?" 90 Vscuum Oil 14?) is??
Northern P L 1"0 110 do warrants M 4"}
M 103 Washington Oil 2?) II
Prairie O * G 2.V? 2?40 Waters-rierre ^'?l 2.<W
Solar Rclinln?: ?*00 7??). tSub? en hi?)?-. IfJ 430
?Ex dividend tEx Standard Oil at Indiana,
Standard ?111 of Nebraska and Vacuum right*.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
<Fuir.li.-ed by \V. N. ?Joier A Co.. No. 43 Ce>*?S
street >
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