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WHERE ARE THE BONTS?
Millions of Dollars in the Treasury
Awaiting Claimants.
[From Tlw .'ribune Bureau.)
Washington. Nov. 28— In spite of the supposed
tl»htncss of money and laok of cash throughout
the country, there pro millions of dollars waiting
In the Treasury vaults for claimants. These claim
ants l;avn merely to appear in person or send the
proper documents to reoeivo the money.
According to Uw last monthly report of the divi
sion of loans of the Treasury there was no less
than 5&22&95Q awaiting the pleasure of holders <«f
bonds which matured on the first of last July.
ffcetx bond ceased to bear Interest at that time.
and i here i.< nothing to be gained by the holders
etin&ing to them. The total issue called in by the
Secretary of the Treasury under a circular, dated
April -. was $^6,121,450. The bonds ara Known in
the department as the << 1907 4<=." and are held by
owners sll over the. world. It is supposed that the
irr»at majority of them will come In for redemption
some rime, but it may be generations before the
big pile of MMM is reduced below the 1100,000
nisrk. Some of the bonds will never come in. for
they irin b< lost or destroyed, and the rightful own
ers, either tliroush igriorant-r or other causes, will
not set on foot the proper measures to recover their
mon^y. Half a hundred years from now there may
pa HSA.6O or (300,000 si ill unaccounted for. and the
venerable clfiks in the department will stroke
their snowy mustaches as th'-y speculate over
the mystery of the lost bonds. Of the funded loan
of MM. due for redemption In 19-W. there is $32,00f>
Mill unpaid and unaccounted for, and of the 5
i.<r ■■.' bonds called in by the Treasury in Febru
ary. 1904, $^,*OO has nor yet appeared.
"It is safe to my that the greater proportion of
the binds frill show up in lime, but you and I will
fc» gone before the account is Fettled." paid C. N.
>'-■,- irty, chief of the loan division. "Not nearly
ks many of these bonds will bo lost as you might
suppose. As a rule the owners are persons of
tn«a!is who purchase them for Investment, and
even aft*r the Interest on them ceases continue to
■old them for various reasons. Perhaps they aro
not in need of money at present and will wait until
th*y run across a good Investment before they
Convert :iie bonds into cash. Perhaps, again, they
have been in thr habit of collecting th*> Interest on
the bonds at long intervals, once in fix mc>nths or
a year, and have not yet pone over the papers In
th*lr safety deposit Ix.xes. and do not really know
liiat th<* lionds have ceased to draw interest.
Wfcen th*y finally wake up to the fact that these
bonds have quit bringing in a steady Income th,ey
• ill write to the Treasury asking why the interest
has stopped. The Secretary will inform them of
the facts In the case, will quote the April circu
lar, and In due time will receive the bonds for re
demption. Another very frequent cause of the
lenMswary disappearance of bonds is brought about
by th»* Heath of th<» owners and their estates going
Into the hands of executors. Until the courts or
der the executors to wind up the affairs of the de
cedents the bonds they are holding must remain In
their custody. Of course, at rare intervals we hear
of the toss of bonds by accident. A mail train
may be smashed up and the envelopes carrying
them from person to person may be lost in the
debris. A steamer bearing the owner may go down
and the bonds be lost with his belongings or his
person. Thieves may steal them, with other valu
fibles. and throw them away when they find they
rannot convert them into ready cash without run-
Bankers ami Brokers.
The stock market now affords exceptional
opportunities for the purchase of high class
railroad and industrial shares.
At present level of prices a return of from
5 to 8 per cent can be obtained on conservative
investments.
Correspondence invited.
SCHMiOT & GALLATIN,
Members New York Stock Exchange;
111 Broadway, N. Y.
William P. Bonbright & Go.
BANKERS.
MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
New York, London, Colorado Springs,
24 Eroad St. 16 Beorge St., Gclorado.
Mansion House, E. C.
ELECTRIC POWER, RAILWAY and MUNICIPAL
BONDS
N. W. HALSEY & CO.
BANKERS
Bonds for Investment
Interest Allowed on Deposit Accounts
Fiscal Agents for Cities and Corporations
49 Wall St., New York
Philadelphia. Chiracs. Ban Francisco.
Convertible "Bonds
Special Hrcnlsr describing: all the current
ls#-jes. giving prices and yields, and showing
prices stocks must pa*« to show a profit
'.rough conversion, with method for find
ing »uch conversion prices, sent on request
TRgdmondagQ; "".r |
~~ ~ NEW ISSUES
NEW YORK CITY
695 BONDS.
PRICE UPON REQUEST.
Tele 6615 Broad. BANKERS. 37 Wall St.
CURRENCY
Bought and Sold.
J. THOMAS REINKARDT,
S8 Broad St., >'. V.
IX FULL VIEW OF THE CURB.
Boston Office: 10 Exchange Place.
' INVESTORS AND SPECULATORS READ
STOCK HISTORY
With
DIAGRAMS & STATISTICS.
For sale on newsstands or write, call or telephone
ST vS%??Z~ V..rU. -.hon. 6137 Broad.
Dividend Notices.
Buffalo & Susquehanna Iron Company
i«_i M^.rteaßO H% Gold Hiitiil*
Coupon n" 11. «J2 '"comber 1. 1007. will be paid
« ttll i^k y * BOBWSOK.' 85 Cedar St.. X. Y.
II D. C AKSON. Secretary and Treasurer.
in HI Mil DIVIDEND.
SfUUTirHONB orBRATINO COMPANY.
141 Broadway.^ - 1907
The Board of Director, have thU«*f «««la«JI the
«t«*nth regular rnontbly <»»\. lden t d , oonf n i v Jm« D*eem
•tock ttned prior to November Ist. ppayable^ ayable Dceam
ter Ist to stockholders of reoord at the close oi dusi
B 'T*rin^r m to r OVB.OO V B . Ot w«n be closed November
X M.. and remain clo»«d until tho opening of busl
nt« I>ec*mber 2d. igKx( , TXIOnM AN. Treasurer.
* Norfolk * \T«t«rn Hallway Co. ; . V
The Bc*rd of Wrectors h M declawl * "^""gl^
l««n<I tt two and on^balf yor cent. «££ «h« Co roraon
ttKk of tb« Comr»ny. Pf.jr»W« .V hl^r a en ani a'ter
UewmN-r i«th. Iwy7. to th« corninoD k^ ltr I*&s1 * & 5. i r **
Uu r »d Al u» elcs. of tw^n^^^gJ^^SSixy.'
nlng the risk of detection. In such instances as
these the original owners or their legal heirs may
always recover the face value of the lost bonds
and whatever interest is due them by making
proper Application and oath to the Treasury De
partment, accompanied by an indemnity bond of
•*vi~e tho amount Involved.
"Once in a while we run across some grewsorne
relics in the bonds sent in for redemption. A few
months ago we received a package of bonds from
the West that hud been fished from a river with
the remains or their dead owner. The owner's
body had boen in the water for months and was
scarcely recognizable and the bonds were scarcely
more than a mass of horrible smelling pulp. They
ha.l to be examined, however, and passed upon, but
before they could be handled they were sent to one
of the chemists in the department, who fumigated
and disinfected them thoroughly. Even after the
heirs of the dead man had received their money
the bonds had to be kv[.t in the vaults 01 the divi
sion us all bonds called in are carefully preserved
for future reference— this particular package was
sealed In an airtight Jacket and put away with the
rost. Once In a while we get a number of bonds
that have been taken from the clothing of a yellow
feyor or typhus patient, and we have to do more
fumigating and disinfecting before the clerks are
allowed to handle them.
"All bonds Bent in for collection are recorded
very carefully, and fifty years hence you might
come here and find out through whose hands they
passed from the time they were issued until they
were returned for conversion into cash. in law
suits over the division of estates the department I*
frequently called upon to give the history of a
bond. The court may wish to know Just who had
it at such and such a time in order to determine
the rfchts of certain heirs. The records are here
and may always be obtained.,
"At rare Intervals the department is in receipt
of the remains of bonds that have been chewed up
by rats or chopped into hits by machinery. If they
are unrecognizable their owners must give the Sec
retary a bond before they recover, Just as they
would have, to do were the bonds lost altogether."
The Tribune printed on July M the fact that there
is an old account of «Uls 25 which is held to the
credit of claimants who may never appear with
the bonds that were called in years ago. Add to
that tidy sum the five and one-third odd millions
of the 1807 fours and you have a little nest egg
that even hungry Wall Street would not despise
The non-appearance of the owners of this amount
ought to serve as an argument for the good times
advocate. It is Impossible to believe that many of
the bonds wore lost, ar.d the only explanation in
that the owners are In no hurry to collect th«
money they may have for the asking.
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
All the exchanges and banks were closed
yesterday. For the convenience of readers
Wednesday's final Stock Exchange prices are
reprinted :
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
-■ <* '■'. do Jrtt* , v vi
I •A^al PCP Co D^«r ' U \* ' ** n ™*>\» '*'■'■ M X
I i'?. . i°" K '"M^ City So i
'• A -do u p^f eusar _: 7 ? *£&*"&:* k
American can':: m "^ LaciedV^Gai - 100
do pief .T-,', r.- do rr «f , , .' »i
Am Car & Poryi M, X* Lake Erie"* W £ 13
American Coal.. 100 UKI I Lone a ,,,l '.'.'.', 90
Am cotton oil; 24* as i>>u? s 1? N^ n .":: *k m*
imD^xei:::: » S "5 g* : "
Am Bxpreu. .MO is* . Manhat h " '.'. "2 1
-. rw»w ■ :■ ♦ -». Manhattan Blev 110 l»l
Am Hide * 1.... ■ '.* -Met s-i.. • In.. 21 24 i
,<ll, <IIJ T■-?T ■- ? JOJ4 J2, I Mexican Central. 12% 1.:
An. i<« tvnc .... I'> UK Michigan Cent... 100 180
Am Linseed.... .', £ : Minn &St Louis. ■» ■ .*>
•do pref UA, £.. | o VTft , ;7
X Locomotive aBVi «|M s , i ;, r *r ss'.M.' iH4 73
•do rref 8S !»» d 0d 0 UT( .f 11-, ,,.
American Malt.. 3 4 ;Mo Kan A Tex"." 22% S«
do prrf IT *• I do pro* r»4 ,^ ',",
•Am BmeMn*. .. 68% r.v, Missouri rii nc!' «fl * «7
•do ill.**i 11 .** .. M M Nash & Chatt..! «i LO
do pref -. - • ,; ; -; 74 ..Vat Biscuit «l>i 83
•Am Snuff .. JflO 200 .do prei •).'. km
AnV^el^'cahie'S 'S \»£ &%£ *' g* T*
Am Tej & Tel... «r-, JJ»i •NewSuie MAS « V*
Am £ tir '' f ' ■ Vo'" «4 : x ew Cant coal.. — 50
•Am Woollen.:. 12^* 2:' ** V Air Brake. <W>i^ «2
•do liref <o 75 INT Central m^ ft 4,
•Anaconda .... 32% %\ N - V Chic •»I, £3 »4
Ana Arbor Ist -.. ( do Ist pref M hU
.«« , T."f M flo %i r . r 47 «9
Atrhison «♦■, TO N > w y< . rrk Dock.. 2"
do pref. . . *>'« SO%j it, pr , f ,-.-, --,
At Coast Line Oil «* ' N yftNT .1 Tel.. M •■-■<,
•Batoplla* Mug. 3J4 .">'N TNH A. H.J.134 l:-.4*i
Bait i 0hi0.... r9\i ■'■->. tt YO a W •_-.< i M
•I" p«f •- 74 , •*;,. I Norfolk & west.. MS »>.-.
Bethlehem Steel. o'i 9'/,t do pref Xi -•,
do pref.. • 2" W North American. 401; ♦'.
Brooklyn Rap Tr 31<» •!-• Northern Pacific. loß4, Ifwt',
Brooklyn In Gas *0 :» An cerftß 07 - <-T\
Brunswick ...... J Ontario Silver.... 2'i ■':
Buff R & P.... «> ins Pacific Coa»( . 6T> «7
do pref .90 — d.> lft pref... 70 on
Buff & 9uaq rf. — •* I do 'M r>r<>f.. .. fiS H3
•Butterlck C 0... 1" 2-'>_ Parifio Mall ...SI 214
•Balaklala Cop. I*. 1■« iv., P it R los'i l"f»
Canada Southern 58 "JO lp«orla & Hast... 12 -• •
Canadian Pac. ..14.'> 14-' a i m Ga« & C .. '•"■ '''■ "i I
C&So Am Tel.. — 106 p,-CA-St L. . BH Pfl |
Central I«eath-r. 12* \'i do pref 7" hi
do pref C. II ritteburc C0a1... T l , «'i
Central of N J.14.P 188 ' do pre f .89 43 '
Ch*s * Ohio 2T>H i>H ' preiised S;l Car.. 16tt 7
Chic & Alton... 11 '- ' do pref «4H tit*
<1 , prff — "I Pullman Pal Car. 188 H"
Chic & E 111 pf. — 12-', Quicksilver .... — \i
Chic Ot Western 7 ~ l i do pref I
do pref A -•*■« 27-- np. urltl**. .. — ■-.•.
da pref l; . HK '• «r..- St'el Spring. 2.'.<4 2-".
do deb .. ■'■! v <' 'do pref.. . . •■■■ 7.-. ■
Chic Ind * Lf»f. *" 90 Reading S3 i M
CM& St P 98% ■>> I do Ist pref... 1 .. 7<'t'-. :■•■ '■
•Ho certfs... ■ "'i f «> I do 2d tret 09 . 7^
<\» liref 130 l"' 1^ Bens St. Sara .100 Hi ■
•do eertfs.....HT 113 *Repnhlle i & P.. 14-. UTU T '
Chic & Nwest.-lSiaj I' 2 »do pref .Wi jss. .
do lift 175 IM no-It Inland . . .. 12% IJ'- i
Cstl" M & O..ll« "■• • do pref . . i'"» '■•<■
do i.rcf. 140 1#» Rom* W* O I<)7 —
Chic Term Tr. .. — JJ Rutland RK pf.. 2" 30
do pref i'" l --' sL& 53 V Ist pf BO *•-'•
Chic Union Trac 2-» 3*4 do 2-1 prrf 27\ 2ft
"do pref 1" '-, ; do C&EI cfs pf — 110
CC < »8t Ir.. ••'"* St L*• Swn ... 11»i 15
do prof ♦*-"> "' to prat. .. - aft» T "'
Cleve Lor *■ W. *•' — Hears-Rotbk pf . . — 41 i
.jo pref 11" — Slots Bh B A 1.. 32H MVj
rieve & Pitts., wa —■ . do pref ■ ■ — '">
Col Fuel & Iron 15% l'i-i Boutliern Pacific. TO* SMI
10 pref 2« — , do pref I'M V>'\
Col I Southern. 17« i 17^4 Soutbern U R.... 104 1"» i
do Ist pref.... 41H 2?™] d o pref 31 Sl l *
. 2d pref. .. WMi r.l |«Term Copper 2« v;rt\
r-,] 4- HC & 1.. 18 IS Term Coal * 1... S» I' l
. aneol Gas . "•*' Texas & Par I<-' 19
Corn Prod Viet.. '-'\ 10 ,, do lJ»nd Trust. 4.% ♦•'
do pref •»>< Sift Third Aye RR. lfl 20,.
Pel * Hudson. .1* 13 01 *} Toledo Rys «- 1/ . 9V4 Mi
DL. & W » 400 To i Bt L & W... Ifi 17
Denver Ano W<4 Is% do pref 30-» 1 *
do pr*f M; n I Twin City- RT . 73' 2 <«
1, MA Ft ... «H 12 .L-n. L - n BaK & rap. . I I
do pref ">* — I "do pref »» 41
Detroit Southern 2 * [Union Pacific 1144 li4t»
do pref 1» «'. do pref <«• M
Detroit 1-n H R W'i X United Uj Inv 12 H
•Distilling Pec. » •<»*! di pret...... » 2_ ,
•r> ss * At!... «»i W* rrntted nnr pf.. fO *•
•do pref 11 *«V U B C I P & F. . i« W4
En, 14H IJJy do pref jit M
do 2d pref... fl fib, 1 . 1 father.... 12
•'^r^r^^ : S B"%S "W.^ * -
Federal M& 8. f.2 PI t; 8 Rubber £ IMi
do pref M* '"i! do Ist pref «V* <••
Orinbv ... 78 « do 2d pref 40 «3
oJn Chen Co . .. 40 H 0 a Steel 2.^ 24
do nref Bfl •" do pref W* K2 7^
C.en Electric co:iioj4 112 |*j:tah I1 copper.::: S3 »ii
Gt Northern pf.llSH 114 VandalU R ... - »•>
•flo nubs I"** l f * Va-Car Chem.... l« »7
•do ore cerft*. 41>4 42 do pref........ 79 VI
Havana Bnv r.f — g Va Iron CJC..W —
Horklnr Valley. « » •Vulcan I>et 2K <H
do pref «••'* «2 . 'do oref 2n „
Horneuske ■» ♦" Waba.h *H 9
Illinois Central.. l2o 130 do pref... . .„ . 15 U>i
Tn«eri-011 -Rand .41 — Wells Farm Etc. — "00
do pref^ff. 85 - West Maryland.: !>H l«
Inter-Met .... 5 1 * West TTnlon Tel .5« M
do pref.: •• 17H W«e Westlnehous,, M. 40 42
Int Paper ...» "> do l«t pref 60 70
do *r'f" ■« 63^4 Wheeilnir *L,B. 4* «
•Int Power!!... 25 4") &0& 0 Ist pref 14 ?O
Int stpHTii puniD 10 1 l Ml do 2d pref . ... 7 12
do t)-ef • • S4 MVi ' Wisconsin Cent .11 W
lowa Central.... 1«> I" 1 * ! do pref 25 M
do pref 28 85 1
~ •L'nllsted. tEx fllvidenl 1% p«r cent.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Nov. Trading In the American de
partment on the Stock Exchange was on a email
scale. Prices were steady with mort Issues show-
InK «mall fractional rains. Canadian Pacific wu
weak on Berlin selling:. lASt prices follow:
Yesterday's N*w York New "fork. Not
London, equivalent. Wflswr. Changes.
AtrhUon 72 79 «>Ti + H
Canadian Pacific UH% 144H 14.'.' , —1
C m & at v 100 l>7*4 M*l -»- *4
Erl ISH 14*; 14H 4- *«
•Illinois Central 123 11I>*» I*> — •
Louis & Nash fl2«i 904 no -l- H
New York Central.... 98 9f.«4 9*% +H
Pennsylvania ...; MH 10»H 109 + %
R-adlnit 43 83*4 S3T4 — H
Southern Pac TOT* «R% mi — S
tUnlon P«c 113 114H U 4 H -—
U S St«>l 2-*H 24 2*% + '4
dopret. »* S3* 82% +H
•Last recorded sale, fEx dividend.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Liverpool. Nov. — Closing I — WHEAT — Future* dull.
December. 7s ll>;a: March. 8s 2%d; Mar. 8s i id.
fspo: quiet. No 3 Western winter. 7s 10«4d. CORN —
Spot qul«t. Prime American mixed. 6a *K<l. Futures
dull December. Cs 6^id: Januarr. 5s BHd. PEAS—
Canadian, steady, at 7s lOd. HOPS — London (Pa
cino Coast), dull, at lipt*. BEEF — Extra India mess,
firm, at »6« 3d. PORK— Prims mess. Western, steady.
at >.;,, HAM: : -Short cut. 1* to 19 n>. easy, at 42*.
— Oumb«rl»od cut. >• to to It. easy, MtuU,
XEW.-YORK. DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i*), 1907.
Trust Companies.
Executor Trustee
Chartered 1822.
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nob. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
LOSDON: PARIS:
18 Bishopsgate St., Within. 78 Rue do Richelieu
Letters of Credit, Bills of Exchange, Cable Transfers
CAPITAL $4,375,000 SURPLUS (an earned) $7,625,000
Deposits received
subject to check or on certificate
Interest Allowed
Finance Committee tn Charge of Banking Interests
E. T. PEDFORD J. H. OLIPHANT
C H. KELSEY. President CHARLES A. PEAHOD7
E. L. MARSTO.V JACOB H. SCHIFP
WM. II NICHOLS JAMES SPEYER
E. O. STANLEY. 2d Vice-president.
176 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN
196 Montague St.. connecting with 175 Reinsert St.. Brooklyn
350 Fulton St., Jamaica, 67 Jackson Aye., Long Island City
Auction Sales of Real Estate. Auction Sales of Real Estate.
BR YAnTTk : EN NEL LYTAuct^r
. will cell at auction
MONDAY, DEC. 2, 1907,
at IS o'clock noon, at the l"\fh.tnire Salesroom*. 14-16 r*rv St., Km York.
PFfFIVFDS CAI P By Order of the New
■\L4WL4I V L«Jt\. **-' JnLL York .Supreme Court,
James L. Steuart, Esq., Receiver of
The New York Chartered Bond & .Mortgage Co.
83 UNRESTRICTED PLOTS
and Seven Houses situate ..
WHITLOCK AYE., TIMPSON PL., AUSTIN PL. '& EAST
I44TH ST., BRONX BOROUGH.
These choice lot* are only a few blocks from New York. New Haven anil Hartford Railroad Station,
which is Boon to be built. The New York and Port l'h*ster }{■•»■) will run through this property, cood*m
nation proceeding! haTins been commenced, which will tend to make theso lots double In ilue during the
next year 01 io Lota 1 are numbered to confurm with the book maps.
THIS I'KOI'KKTV IS UN'KKSTRICTED AM) IS VKKY lIEMKAItI.K FOB FACTORIES AM) MANU
FACTURING UIII.DIM.s TENEMENTS. etc.
ALMET REED LATSON. ESQ.. Attorney, 60 Wall St.
Bookman and further particular* with attorney; or al Auctioneer's Ofl! ■*.
1!W Broadway. New York City
To Let for Business Purposes.
TO LET.
Large and Small Offices
SINOLE .OR EN SUITE, IN
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING
154 NASSAU STREET
Opposite City Hall 3Pai"3si.
"L" Stations,
Entrance to Brooklyn Bridge,
Subway
AT/L WITHIN A STEP
The CENTRE of TRANSIT for the Metropolitan District.
Absolutely Safe, Fast Running Elevators (Plunger Type 1 .
Electric Light. Janitor's Service. Open Every Day in the Year.
APPLY FOB TERMS To.
THE RENTING AGENT, ROOM 610.
Buildings, Stores
AND LOFTS TO LET
ON DOWNTOWN HTBEETS
RULAND «* WHITING CO.,
• BKKKMAN ST.
City Property for Sale.
v
On Choice Improved Now York City
Real Estate at Current Interest Ratss.
46 Institutions
besides various estates and Individuals — embrac
the Isrgest and sxrongest lenders on New York
City realty — Invest through this office, enabling us
at all times to provide borrowers with any loan
consistent with market conditions.
A. W. McLaughlin & Co.,
Brokers and Dealers In Mortgages.
128 Broadway, corner Cedar.
STRONGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED.
Apartment Hotels.
HOTEL
Grosvenoß
Fifth Aye. and 10th St.
Catering exclusively to patronage of the
hlnhest class, affords a permanent residence
for select people. Apartments of two rooms
and bath to eight rooms and four bstha
Leases now being made.
WILLIAM H. PUROY. MANAGER.
Real Estate.
OCCUPY A MODBRN FACTORY AND SAVBJ MONET.
LONG ISLAND CITY FACTORY CO.,
New York Offices. 140 Nassau St.
Country Property for Sale.
T^OR SAUE— NEW CANAAN. CONN.— HOUSE. TEN
J? rooms; Improvements; city water: two barns, 88
acres; stream through property; 2H miles out; price
$8,000. ROMSR J. BISHOP. S8 Park Row. Stamford.
Conn.
MT. KiSCO, BEDFORD. KATONAH WI HATH
erery de»irable pro t *rty that ts for sale In this sco
n. LOUNSUBRY * THARP. 7 East 43d St. New York.
"C^OR BAUC, AT OBBININO. S. T. AN ELEGANT
JJ county seat, tine residence, all Improveuicnta
Apply to THOS. LEARY. Osslnlng. N. T.
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.
London, Nov. 28.— The weekly return of th« Bank
of England Issued to-day shows the following
changes compared with last week: Total reserve
Increased £1,870.000. circulation decreased £111,000.
bullion Increased £1,759.222. other securities de
creased £2,352,000, other deposits decreased £152,000,
public deposits decreased £6.000, notes reserve In
creased £1.515.000. Government securities un
changed. The proportion of the bank's reserve to
liability, which last week wa» 38.78 per cent, Is
no\? 42.53 per cent.
r*aris, Nov. 28.— The weekly return of ihe Bank
of France shows the following chaaf«a: KotM In
Trust Companies.
Tc Let for Business Purposes.
CORNER 166 TH ST. AND TRINITY AYE.. THE
Bronx -Bakery, with oven; store suitable for barber,
laundry or vegetable d^ul^r; rent reasonable.
Foreclosure Sale.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OP" NBW TORK.— THI
KooMvdlt (-.•■., • ami Construction Company, plain
tin*. n«aln»t Harn-t Miller and others, defendants.
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure un«l sal*.
<Inly me.]" and entered In tho above entitled action ar.4
bearing data ih« 21st any of November, 1907, I. th« un-
rr'KF»>\. the RafereC in -tit Ju.itrnient named, will sell
a» public auction. at the I'ixchanK^ Salesroom, N\». 1 1 i"
\ '»»> Street. in th« Borough of Manhattan. ''!:•. of Now
York, on th« 17th daj of December, 1'.«»7, at 12 o'clock
noon on that day. by Joseph !*• Day, auctioneer, th«
premise* dlrei-tM Lv mil judgmei to L" Mid, and therein
described as follows:
All those > >-rt.ilii lots, pieces or parcels of lar.ii sit'iat-*.
lyln«t and being in the Borough of Manhattan. <"ity of
New York, and k".-.wr> ail d^sticnatp.i on a >-<>rtain map of
property belonging to the Jumel Estate in the City of
New York, north of moth Street, signed by Thllo T.
Ruggles, Refereo. and Hied In the ■ >:-. ■ of the H»slster
of the County of Xi » York as lots numbers «84, 4 c i. 4Si" s
487, 488, 4SB, 400, 4!U an.i V.C, whit h lots, taken together.
are !■ unded »i . described as follows:
Ueglnnlntr at the corner formed by the Interaction of
th.» westerly Ml* of Amsterdam Avenue. formerly , Tenth
Avenue, and tua southerly »hlo of 170 th Street; running
thence southerly, alone thu westerly side of Amsterdam
Avenue, seventy-five feet; mnnlng thence westerly, par
alli*l with 17(h>i Stref-t. one hundred feet; running thence
southerly, parallel with Amsterdam 'Avenue, twenty feet;
running thence westerly, afc-alu parallel with 17i>th Street,
one hundred and fifty feet; running thence northerly, par
allel with Amsterdam Avenue, ninety five feet, to the
southerly side of 17Ath Street, and running thence east
erly, along the southerly side of 170 th Street, two hun
dred and fifty f«et. to the point or place of beginning.
Dated New York. .November -22nJ. 1607.
QBDRQE J. QII^LBSPIE, Referee.
6AT"I, BERNSTEIN, Attorney for l'lalntiff. Office anl
Post Office AMresa, No. 143 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City
The following is a diagram of the property to hs sold,
on which there are erected five unfinished t;Ul!:'ings;
The approximate amount vt the Hens or charges to
satisfy which the above described property Is to b«( soM
is {13,978.03. with Interest thereon trow the l'l»t .<-iv of
November. ISX>7. together with c"sU and allowances
amounting to $531.38. together with the expenses of tha
■ale. The approximate amount of the ia\,-., assossmentj
and water rates or other liens to be allowed to the pur
chaser out of the purchase money, or paid by tii« Ret
eree, Is $3.4.11; 70 and Interest.
Said premises i re. sold subject to a mortgage of $00,000.
with Interest thereon at 0% from November 2Jrth, lkK'«'..
the principal of which mortgage) is past due; also «ui>-
Ject to a mortgage of 98X000, with -interest thereon at 6%
from April 14th. 1907. the principal aum of which Is Dow
past due; also subject to a mortgage of $li"XiO with
Interest thereon at «% from April 14th, 11X1T the princi
pal of which mortgage In past due; alao subject to a mort
gage of $10,000. with Interest thereon at 604 from Janu
ary 16th, 1007. the prlncl;^l of which is past due. and
which mortgage Is now In the course of foreclosure and
of the pendency of which action a notice ha» been duly
filed In the Office of the Cleric of the County of New York:
also subject to the said notice of pendency of action;
also subject to a mortgage for the amount of SUB.OOO,
but on account of which the sum of $1UC.800.00 has 1 ftr.
heretofore advanced, the principal sum of which mort
guse la now past due. with Interest thereon at 6%. on
divers amounts from divers dates, which on December Ist,
1907. will amount to $7,060 2tt- 100; subject also to th«
payment of Insurance charges amounting to J110.57 and
to architects' fees amounting to JWS.Oo.
Subject to conditional sale agreement on certain of the
plumbing: fixtures In part of the premises above described.
and on which the balance unpaid amounts to $2,500; sub
ject alo to a conditional sal* agreement on certain of the
gas fixtures In certain of the premises.
Subject to any violations of law which may be on fll*
In either the Tenement Hoi Department of the City of
New York ar in the Bureau of Huntings, and any notices
on file In th» Office of the Clerk of the County of New
York having relation to any cuch violation*; also sub
ject to any state of facts which an accurate survey would
show.
Dated. New York, 22nd day of November. 1007.
OQORGE J. GILLE3PIE. Referee.
circulation increased 850,000 francs, treasury de
tosits increased 21.025.000 francs, general deposits
::..:'>ased 88,826,000 francs, guld in hand decreased
S.STS.UOO francs, silver in hand decreased 2,050,000
francs bills discounted Increased 102,200.000 francs,
and advances d«.-rtas?d 10,075,000 franca.
Financial.
TO THK HOLDERS OF
UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
COMPANY OF LONDON, LTD.,
65* PROFIT-SHARING SECURED NOTSS,
DIE JUNE I. 190*.
The Board of Directors of the Underground Electric Hallways Company of "London. Lti. has been to*
•ome time considering:. In conjunction with Messrs Speyer Brothers of London and Messrs Spcyer * Co. of
New York, the best plan for dealing with the Notes which fall due on Jane 1. 1909. A Plan Is bow la
course of preparation for tho extension and conversion of tha Notes and the. provision of further mon*j!
for th» requirements of the. Company.
Owing to the serious fnancial situation all ov«r th» world.- the. Directors feel that It is inexpedient, at
the present moment, to take the steps necessary In order to carry through the Plan. As soon as necessary
arrangements have been made., the Flan will be published and submitted to the Noteholders and Share
holders for their consideration and approval. In the meantime, the above-mentioned Houses and Mr. U
Speyer-Elliseen of Frankfort o'M. have arranged to purchase at their face value fro m Noteholders th»
Coupons fpiiinc due December 1. 1907.
, A statement of th» Company's affairs will be published with the Plan.
By Order of the Board of Directors
W. E. MANDELICK. Secretary.
London, November 27, 10(17
REFERRING TO THE FOREGOING NOTICE. THE UNDERStC.NED. ON BEHALF OP THE A BOYS
NAMED FIRM?. ARE PREPARED TO BUY AT THEIR FACE VALUE THE COUPONS MATURING DE
CEMBER IST. 1907. FROM SUCH OF THE ABOVE NOTES AS ARE PAYABLE IN U. S. CURRENCY.
HOLDERS OF BT7CB NOTES ARE INVITED TO PRESENT SUCH COUPONS IN DUE COURSE AT
THE GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, NO. S3 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK. AND TO
DEPOSIT THEIR NOTES WITH SAID TRUST COMPANY UNDER A DEPOSIT AGREEMENT DATED
DECEMBER IST. 1007, BETWEEN THE UNDERSIGNED AND DEPOSITING NOTEHOLDERS.
THE DEPOSIT AGREEMENT PROVIDES THAT ANY HOLDER DISSENTING FROM THE PLAN.
MAY WITHDRAW HIS NOTE?. WITHOUT CHARGE, WITHIN 21 DATS AFTER PUBLICATION Or THst
PLAN. AS PROVIDED IN RAID AGREEMENT.
COPIES OF THE DEPOSIT AGREEMENT MAT BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE GUAR
ANTY TRUST COMPANY. WHICH WILL ISSUE RECEIPTS FOR DEPOSITED NOTES.
A SIMILAR NOTICE WILL BE PUBLISHED IN LONDON BY MESSRS. SPETER BROTHERS DEAI^
INO WITH THE NOTES PAYABLE IX STERLING
NEW TI'RK. NOVEMBER 27TH. 190 T.
ornn of
THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Grand rtntral Station. New Torlr. Not. 22. 198t.
NOTICE.
Pursuant to an agreement between th» Michigan Central Railroad Company and this Company. ciitjrssl
Into by authority of the Boards of Directors of both Companies. th« First Mortgage Fly«» Per Cent. Bonds
of this Company, amounting to $14,000,000. which rail duo January Ist. 190S, «in b« extended for fly« rears,
until January Ist, 1913. with Interact at the rat« of Six per cent per annum, which the Michigan Cratr&t
Railroad Company will pay. In gold or its equivalent, seml-annually on the first days of July and January ia
ea.-h year, at the r.ri • or agency of the Company In the City of New York. the lien of the mortsac*
■ecurlne the said l>on.!s to continue unimpaired for Hie said peri*-"! of five years. Bondholder* wtahtns to
avail themselves of the privilege of extension shall deposit their bonds before noon of Saturday. December
21st. 1907, with Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Company. New York, who will Issue therefor temporary receipt*, and
by whom th« bonds will subsequently bo returned to the owners bearing a certificate of extension and
coupons for the Interest to be pail thereon. At the time of deposit of bonds Messrs. J. P. Morgan A Com
pany frill pay th« coupons Jus January Ist. 1009.
THE CANADA SOUTHERN* BAH.WAY COMPANY.
By 11. B. LEDTARD.
Vice- President.
In ftecortfaaes with the mreement above referred to. th« Michigan Central Railroad Company will pa»
Interest, In gold or Its equivalent, at the rate of Six per cent, per annum, annually on the first «ays of
■ July and January In each year, between January Ist. 1009. anl January Ist. 1313. upon Fli«t Mortgage Fiv»
Per Oral Bonds of the Canada Southern Railway Company amounting to $14,000,000 — which will matur*
January Ist IMS, tho owners of which shall have accepted the extension for th* saU period offered aBoTa
by the <\inr»fln Southern Railway Company.
MICHIGAN CENTRA I. RAM ROM) COMPANY.
By TV. H. NEWMAN*.
Frwl<J-nt.
New York. November 22<J. 1907.
REFERRING to THE ABOVE NOTICE. WE ARE READY TO RECEIVE FOR EXTENSION at om
OFFICE ANT OF THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY'S FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER
PEST. BONDS MATURING JANUARY IST. 1908. AND TO AY THE COUPON UPON SUCH BONDS
FAX. I. IN.; DUB AT THAT DATE DEPOSITINC. HOLDERS WILL RECEIVE OUR RECEIPTS EX
CHANGEABLE FOR EXTENDED BONDS AS SOON AS THE EXTENSION CONTRACT AND COCPON3
ARE COMPLETED AND ATTACHED THERETO. V .
WE REQUEST HOLDERS OF BONDS NOT TO STAMP. ENDORSE OR PUT ANT WRITKfO O^
THEIR BONDS.
J. P. MORGAN * CO..
23 WALL. STREET.
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Sfrast Journal
Financial Meetings.
I /RIB ELEVATOR COMPANY.— THE ANNUAL
\i matins of th» stockholder* for the election of
directors and for - ick other busine»j as may eoflsa be
fore It will be heir! it th«» n(P.™ of the Company. Room
5. Mh floor. Mills Bulletin*, 15 Broad St.. New York
City, on December 2. 1 !'•>". at 13 o'clock boob.
GEORGE W. GRAFF, Secretary.
City Hotels.
HOTEL
GRENOBLE
56TH ST. AND 7TH AY. .
A SELECT FAMILY AND TRANSIENT HOTEL.
$1.50 per day and up.
ROOI*IS SL'tiu per day and ud.
WITH PRTVATB BATH.
Parlor, bedroom and bath,
$3.00 ■ day and upward.
Desirable Suites of all sizes for permanent
guests at special rates.
Restaurant a la Carte. Open till 12. Music
WILLIAM P. CHASE.
Brooklyn.
HOTEL MARGARET, t« TO «» COLUMBIA
Heights.— Brooklyn's trading Family and Trar.
s»<-nt Hctel: overlfKiklng N. Y. Bay; choice apartments.
THOMAS TOUT. Mst. Tel. 4120 Main.
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK —
EMILY VIRGINIA SATTERLEE. olalmlff. against
JOHN BATTON and others, defendants.
In pursuance of a lodgment of foreclosure and sale.
made an i entered in the above-entitled action, and
bearing date th-» sixteenth day of April, 1007. and of
an order, duly mads an.l entered In the abovc-entlt.'eii
artlon. and henr!: < dnte the fifteenth day of October.
1907, I, th« undersigned, the refereo In said Judgment
named, will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, it the Exchange Salesroom, Numbers 14 and 14
V'esey Street. In the Borough of Manhattan, In the
City of New York, on Monday, the 2."> th day of Novem
ber. 1007. at 12 o'clock noon, by Samuel Goldstlcker.
auctioneer, the premises In sail Judgment mentioned
arid therein described as follows:
All those two certain lots of land, with the building
•nd Improvements thereon erected, situate in the Bor
ough of Manhattan. In the County. City, and State of
New York, lyin" together on the southerly side of On*
Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street between Second
and Third Avenues, and bounded and described as fol
lows:
8.-Rlr.nlnp at a point on the southerly side of On*
Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street distant one hun
dred and eighty feet easterly from the southeasterly
corner of said street and Third Aven-iw. and running
thence eu.4twardly along the southerly sld* of One
Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street, forty feet, thence
southwardly parallel with Third Avenue ninety-nine
feet eleven Inches to th.i centre line of tte block be
tween One Hundred and Twenty-sixth and One Hun
dred and T»enty-sev«nth Streets, thence westwaraly
along said centre line, and parallel with On* Hundred
and Twenty-seventh Street, forty feet, and thence
northwardly, again parallel with Third Avenue, ninety
nine feet eleven Inches, to th* point or place of begin-
Subject to the covenants and restrictions contained
Subject to th* covenants and restrictions contained
In a certain deed made by Daniel r. Ingrahasi and
Mary H.. his wife, to William S. Ingraham. dated.
February 27tn. 1845. and recorded In the nrlW of th*
Register of the City and County of New York on
March 28th. 1845. In Liber 489 of Conveyances, at
Page 68:
Being 'the. same premises conveyed to said defendant.
John Batton. by Jessie S. Batton. by deed dated May
4th 18M and recorded In said Register's Office on
December Bth. 1M»«. In Section C. Liber 34 of Convey
ances at Pas" 20<l. an.l being; then known by the
street number 21 East 127 th Street. Borough of Man
hattan. New York City. Date«T November 4th. 1907.
nanan. .^» LOUIS aDLER. Referee.
WILLIAM H. L. LEE. Attorney for Plaintiff. Office
and PostofTlce address. No. 23 Pine Street. Bor
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is a diagram of the property to be
sold, which is Nos. 214 and 218 (formerly 219) East
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City:
The approximate amount of the lien or charge, to
satisfy which the above-described property Is to b»
•old. Is nine thousand four hundred and three 88-100
($9,403.89-100) dollars, with Interest from April six
teenth. l»07. less two thousand and 0«»-100
(J2.000.00-100* dollars, with interest thereon from
October 1«. 1907. paid to the plaintiff herein on Octo
ber 16. 1007. pursuant to said order, bearing date the
fifteenth day of October. 1907. besides costs and allow
ance, amounting to tour hundred ninety and 22-100
($45)0.22-100) dollars, with Interest from April six
teenth. 1907. and the expenses of sals.
The approximate amount of taxes, assessments. anl
other liens upon the property. with interest t» Novem
ber -."th. 1007. the date fixed for the sal* thereof,
which, with further Interest thereon to the* date of
closing sale of said property, are to be allowed to the
purchaser out of the purchase money, or which are to
be paid by the referee. Is on* thousand three hundred
twenty-five and 34-100 (51.325.34-100> dollars. Dated
November 4th. 1907.
LOUIS ADLER. Referee.
WILLIAM H. L, LEE. Attorney far Plaintiff. OflM
and Postofflce address, 23 Pine Street. Borough of
Manhattan. New York CI V
Financial.
SPEYER & CO.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGiGE FOUR PER
GENT. HUNDRED YE&R GOLD BOMQS
OP
THE THIRD AVENUE
RAILROAD COMPANY:
The Metropolitan Street Ra!twar. lesse* of Th«
Third A. ■•:-.•• Railroad Company, and the New Tors:
City Railway Company, sub-lessee, being In th»
hands of receivers, the um!ersi£ne<l. at th« request of
holders of a larg« amount of 4 per cent Consolidated
bonds of The Tfcb Avenue Railroad Company, have
consented to act as a Committee under an agreement
dated November 6th. 13<'7. for the pu"pos« of consenr
ln«r the interests of said bon-Uiolder*.
Holders of said Bonds are requested to deposit tfcelr
bonds with the CENTRAL TRT;ST COMPANY. 54 Wall
Street. New York. Deposkary designated In said agree
ment. before- DECEMBER 20TH. 19»7.
Engraved Certificates of deposit will bo issaed. by the)
Trus: v'orapany for each bond. Copies of the. agree
ment may be procured from the Depositary.
JAMES >. \\.\!,L.VCE. Chalrvan.
Al>Kl\> HUI, JB-.
EDMIXD O. K\\OOIJ»H
MOKTIMrK I. HITF.
JAMES TlMl'>«>N.
HANS manimMi
commtE.
JOHN if. BOWERS. Counsel.
.31 Nassau Street. New Tork.
FRANKLIN L. BABCOCK. Sacretarx.
04 Wall Street. New York.
Instruction.
For Both Sexes—
THK BFRI.ITZ KCHOOI. OF IWOCAGES.
MADISON SQUARE (1123 Broadway).
Hariem Branch: Laswa Aye.. cor- :.«-h St.
Brooklyn " 73 Court St. " • '
Newark " Sch»-uer Bulldln <
«30 BK.\NCHE3 IN ALL I.KAIMMi CITIB9.
TRIAL l.ES.<fiXs FREE.
School Agency.
' "AMKRirAN AND FORDO TEACHERS' AGENCT
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Governesses •«•,
to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. M. J. YOUNG-FULTON. 23 Union Square.
MADKUOiaOJUB YM\OT, 22 E. 3«th st Tel. 1837
Madison. — Tettcnera, tutors. so\.trntases for colleges.
*. - ho«»'s and private furr.-.lw*.
Surrogates' Notices.
IX It;&SI*AXCE OK AN ORDER OK BOS. ABNER cl
Thomas, a Surrogate of thu County of New York,
notice Is hereby given to a. pursues havins; claims
against Richard Mansfield, lata of the Cfcunty of New
York, deceased, to present the sam». with vouchers :bers>
of. tu the subscriber, at her placa of transacting' bust
ness, at th«" offlco of DUtenhoefer Gert>*r & .Tames, No.
m Broadway. n,.roui;h of Manhattan, in the City of New
York, on or before the »'th day of April next.
Dated New York, the 14th day of October. 1907
SUSAN 11. MANSFIELD. Executrix.
DITTENHOEFER. <iERFES{ A JAMES. Attorneys tm
Executrix. 116 Broadway. New York City.
JOHNs*ON. WILAIOT.— IN PURSUANCE OF AST
order of Hon. Abas* C Thomas, a Surrogate of Vsa
County of New York, notice is hereby given to all persona
having claims against Wilmot Johnson. late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the same with voucher*
thereof to the subscriber, at her place of transacting
business, at th« esVce of Speir & &inlctt. No. 12 Wait
street. Borough of Manhattan, in trie city of New York,
on or before thu first r-.ay of June. 18OP. next.
Dated New York, the 29th day of o-tnber. 1907
HELEN O. JOHNSON. Executrix.
SPEIR * BARTLETT. Attorneys fur Executrix. 62 Wall
street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER*
C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County »f New York,
notice la hereby given to all persons having claim*
against William Stebbins. Jr.. late of the County of
New York, deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to tha subscriber, at his place of transacting
business at the office of Carter & Has!;-!:. i>, Wall
Street. In the Borough of Manhattan and The City of
New York, on or before the l»t day of May. IWW.
Dated New York, the 53 day of October. 19<>7
EDWARD M. FRANKUJT.
Executor.
CARTER * HASKELL, Ally's fcr Executor.
19 Wall Street. Borough o? Manhattan, New Tor* City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate cf the County of N«s»
York, notice Is hereby given to all persons harts*?
claims against William V. Brokaw. late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the same. with
vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at the office of t!s»
undersigned. No. 327 Fifth Avenue. In the City of New
York, on or before the 2nd Ja- of January nt-:t.
Dated New York, th* 24th da? of June. 1907.
CWFFOHD V. BROKAW. JOHN U. ARiISTRONO.
WILLIAM B. GOULD. Executors.
GEOROB F. CHAMBERUS, Attorney for t.ie Tsssi
■ tors. 31 Nassau Street. Borough of ilanhatito.
New York City.
MOHUN. PHILIP.— IN PURSUANCE OF AN OROEH
of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of tho
County of New York, notice Is hereby given to all per
sons having claim.* against Philip Mohun. late of tit*
County of New York, deceased, to present th* ims
with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her via**
of transacting business, at the office of her attorneys
Rounds. Hatch. DlUlngham * Debevol*e. No. gaOlssßsr
Street. Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, :>a
or before the twenty- Of th day of February ntxt.
Dated New York.- the 14th day of Aurost. 100T
ROUNDS. HATCH. DILLiVMiIAJ^ 1 * S blf
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