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Bonds for Investment
We are always prepared and shall .
be 'pleased to submit of care-,
fully selected Municipal, Railroad or
' Industrial ' Corporation Bonds suit- \
able for investors, estates..institu
tions and others contemplating the
investment of their surplus funds.
Our Circular: No. 120 B contains
*a brief description of a nurn,bcr of ;.
issues of Railroad . and Industrial
Corporation Bonds which we are of
fering at prices to yield from 4%
t to 0\%%, and which we can recom
mend as safe and attractive for in
vestment. '.
Copy May Be Had Upon Request.
Potter, Choate & Prentice
Members New York Stock Exchange
BANKERS
Tel. 6200 Broad. S5 Wall Street
NEW YORK
FOR SALE
100 American Olst. Tel. of X. J. .
BO II 'an- (The) Co. Common
fiCO Mahonlnij & Sh«*n. R>. A I.fft. com.
SOO Standard R«iller Bearing mm.
100 Safety < ar ratine _ Light
f>o Texas (The) Co.
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
Dealers In fn!lFt«Hi and Inactive Securities of
Railroads and Other Corporations
In th* T'nlted "States and Elsewhere.
30 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
'. - Tel. 5140 to r>l.*»S. Broad, inclusive.
Branch Office. 50 CONGRESS ST.. BOSTON.
Telephones. 2!i40-2.">41 -2.142 Fort Hill.
Private telephones between Nch York and Boston.
Bank & Trust Company
. STOCKS
DEALT IN. ,
CLINTON GILBERT,
2 Wall Street.
WARREN, GZOWSKI & CO.
MEMBERS TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Canadian Bonds
TORONTO. * NEW YORK.
4 Col borne St. 25 Broad St.
. Offices Connected by Direct Wire.
1852 1910
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
S6 W»l! St.. N>w York
MEMBERS • 3 INVESTMENT
K. V. STOCK EX. , " BONDS
GUARANTEED STOCKS
Dealt In by
EDWARD B. SMITH & CO
Bankers
27 Pine Street. New York.
V E. Cor. Broad & Chestnut -:- . Phils
Members New York and Philadelphia Stock
Exchanges.
Wise Investor.
What! Not interested. If you
were positive you could make
30% on your investment. Let
us try and convince you. Get
full particulars by addressing
OORBIN,
1 WEST S4TH ST., CITY.
MEETINGS. ~
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH- THUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the an
nual meeting of stockholders of ■ this Company
will be held at the- office of the Company. No. 27
Pine Street. in the City of ' New York, on
Wednesday, January lf»;h, 1910,. at 11 -o'clock
A.'M.. for the purpose of electing directors In
the place and stead of those whose terms of of
flee expire on that date, and for the transaction
or such other business as may properly come be
for* Th meeting.
The polls will be op«n from 11 A. M. till 12
noon. The tian^fer books will close on Saturday,
January sth, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon, and will
remain closed until Thursday. January SOth,
1310. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
By order or the Board of Directors.
L. A RAPKLYEA. Secretary.
THE PI 4ZA BANK.
New York. December 29th, 190?.
Notice is hereby (tlven that an Annual Meet
ing of th* Stockholders of THE PLAZA BANK
v.lll be held at Its Banking House, corner s&th
Street and Fifth Avenue. In the Borough of
Manhattan. City of New York, on the 11th
day. of January. 1910. at 12 o'clock. M.. for th«
purpose of electing fourteen Directors for the
ensuing y«ar and three "Inspectors of Klectlon
to for.*- at the next Annual Meeting, and for
the transaction nt such other business as may
prO7>erly come before eai.l meeting.
Polls »111 remain open from 12 M. until
1 P. M. Transfer books wjll be closed from
December -29th. 1009. to January -4th, 1910.
r E. M. CLARKE. Cashier.
Offic*- of the Maryland Coal Company.
JSo. 1 Broadway. New. York. January sth. 1910.
The annual meeting of the Maryland coal
Company for the election of a President and ten
Directors, and for euph other business as may
come before the mefting. will be held at the
©file* of the Company. No. 1- Broadway. New
"York, on Tuesday, February Ist. 1910. at Eleven
A. M
Transfer books will close on January 20th. at
thr<» p. M.. and re-open on the morning of
February 2nd, 1910.
. H. B. NEDHAM. Secretary.
GARFIELD NATIONAL. BANK.
Fifth Avenue and Twenty-third St.. New York.
NEW YORK. December 31. 1909.
Th« Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Bank, for the election of Directors, will
be h»-ld at 'Ik banking hous*. Fifth Avenue
and Twenty-third Street, on Tuesday. January
11. 1910. between the hours of 11 A. M. and
32 M. W. !„. nOI'f;i..«SS. OaßhlT.
DiVIDEND NOTICES.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COM PANT,
No. 11l Fifth Avenue, New York.
January 5, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the transfer
books of the registered four per cent (4 ,<-)
gold bonds of The American Tobacco Com
pany will close ai twelve o'clock noon, Satur
day. Javiuary IS. 1910. for the payment of In
terest thereon due February 1. 1910. and re
open at ten o'clock a. m. February '2, 1910.
J. M. W. HICKS. Treasurer.
INTERNATIONAL TAPER CO.
A - dividend of ONE-HALF of ONE PER
CENT, on the Preferred Stock has been de
clared payable January lr.th, 1910. to pre
ferred Stockholders of record at the close of
busings January 6th. 1910. Transfer books
will remain open, Checks mailed.
E. W. HYDE. Secretary.
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
"The Iron Trade Review" says:
The year If*)" ended in gloom. Wh^n the
last day of ISWS passed there was a feeling
of relief because tlie twelve months had
been full of suspense, but there was a dis
tinctly confident expectation that 1909 would
record much more satisfactory business
conditions than the two previous years.
This expectation has been fully justified, and
although a note of warning of the danger
of overproduction lias been occasionally
pounded, the country has shown its won
derful ability to consume the immense pro
duction of blast furnaces and mills. Keen
interest has been felt in the trade as to
how the blast furnace operators would
meet the announcement of the advance of
50 cents non-Bessemer ores. It soon de
veloped that while some consumers were
disposed to complain, others were not, and
nearly ail. with the exception of those of
the rta^J. were reedy to place their orders,
hence buying has been very heavy during
the last few days and several million tons
have been contracted for. Some indepen
dent interests have not announced their
position in regard to the ore situation, but
it Is believed that they will conform to the
recently announced prices.
Specifying against contracts expiring with
the year was very heavy and cancella
tions" made on account of failure to specify
were few. New business is not heavy and
contracting i* betas; done in a very con
servative way, conditions varying accord-
Ing to material, the character or order and
desirability of the business. Rail salPs this
■w^ek amounted to about 40,<j<>Q tons, of
which 30.000 tons were open hearth for the
Burlington. Negotiations involving consid
erable tonnage on rails were pending in the
Pitt=!.urg district. Severe weather condi
tion.- have interfered to a considerable ex
tent with operations at many plants during
the last week. The tonnage of i-heets and
tin plate entered for rollings last month
was extremely heavy, not having been
equalled since the final month of 1900.
COBALT STOCKS.
iKurrii— by Warren. Gzowakl & Co., No. "35
Broad street.)
Bid.Aeked.l Bid.A«V*d.
Amalpamat. * '-i Km !.ak» . KiTi' IdM
Bailey . . 84 *• L« Rof«> . ..4M 4!»3
IVsv.-r <v>ns 3<>H 3»s%!Uttl«> Nlpiss. £."« 22>*
BI X >""!* ••■ 7Vi 9 iMcKlnley . . . «2 PR
Buffalo . 2«5 350 ! Nancy Helen 17 ,17%
<"h«rnb 42?<i 43 INlpiiseins .1030 10T>0
C of Cobalt. .'.-■'. B5 (Nova Scotia.. 48 4-V._
Cnbilt Cent. 20 23 jOphlr M 100
Cobalt Ijake 14 1 Oiit-s*' . 20 2O'/4
Onlapas ...MS fi-'/t ! P*t*riw.n 1,... 23 24 >.
Crown He« 40.', *ri«i Rochester ... l*.\ 18%
Foster .31 31 Sliver Leaf.. 13*4 13*
OWord ..... I** 10V4 Silver Bar,.. 17% 17%
Gt Northern 10 • I<»W Sliver Quean. 21 23
Gre^n M«li. 114 13 : T>r,,i_kan.irn «64 70. ,
Hudson 8*y.12« 150 Trethewey ..144V4 14ft
1 Stack 16% 18 IWatt* 16 17*
KOCK ISLAiN D L EADSJEG LINING M ARKET
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5, 1910.
Sn'r-slN'etl ". " H Actual Sales: { Closing. Sh* is I Net I . - ~ T" I n |Ask
sold. Ichge) ■ I Op.| Hi.lLowlFinllßld.lAsk sold, chgej w I Qp.l Hi.|Lo^lFlnl EiS^L-p
SO — Adams Express 270-270 1270 270 250 275 10t)|-Ji | Kansas City Southern pr. 70J4 "o>i 70Vi $? W j^
100 --14 Allis-Chalmers Co 14% .14% 14% 14% 14% 15 17.fi3T.| -2V4 Laclede Gas lloVi 116 .11? ; ')••'» n«* "ft
100 +'H Allis-Chalmers Co. Pr 54$ 5494 &*% "% MM 54U- ♦ % |l^ke Erie & Western...... 2o 23\ 25 | 25% gV> »JW
82,625-2^ Amalgamated Copper £9% 89%! S«% 86T, 86% BS"S 200 -rl Long Is and........... 68 69 6S 68 igft^ 15S
100 ~ American A K r. Chemical... 48 4S 48 48 47% 48 , I 4.500 —- Louisville & Nashville 159^ 159% 158 loS lo { * 91%
■• 500 •—^ American Beet Sugar 46% 46% 46«-i 46% 46 46^ 300 ♦•% ..Mackay Cos. » 91J» 91 91^ £,£ 78
1.350-% American Can : 13% 13^ 13% 13% 13 13% 200- % ;Mackay Cos pr...... nV* I>H . 'i'«t >'.* •, - 139
COO +% American Can pr 81% 81% 81 Sl% 81% i 81% .-% Manhattan Elevated !»•$ TO 13«% 137/fc iv» "x,
1.000-1 American Car & Fdry 72$ 72% 71 71 71 , 71', 200 ■< Marine ........;. *% 7% T .1 > 2 ™
100-:% American Cotton Oil 67^ 67% 67% 67% 66% 67% 1.200-% Marine pr ............ 24% 24> 23% lH 1»2 130%
100 — American' Express. 300 310 300 310 300 . 315 200 -1% M.. St.; P. & S. St. M...^.. 140 140 139% 139^ ? S2rS2
900; American Hide & Leath^. 8 8% 8. 8 7% S%' 41,200 -1 Mo.. Kan. & Texas .r... 50% 51%: 49% 49 4-8 «/4
500 — American Hide & Leath. Pr 47 47 46% 47 46% 47 600 Ma. Kan. & Texas pr...... 74« 74%; 74 74 73% .4
1,000 -74 American Ice Securities.... 25% 25% 25 25%! 25 25% I.SOOJ +% Missouri Pacific Ji% '- tiK 113 115%
■800-4 American Linseed ........... 17% 17%' 16% 16% 18% 17 100-1% National Biscuit .......... 115 ,110 116 11= 113 ™$
775-% American Linseed pr 46% 46% 44 45% 45 46 .. A«»-lA «»-l sa*5 a *; -Enameling & Stpg 2.76 2.^ 27 27 -i
1,200-1% American Locomotive 61 ■ 61 60 60 59% 60 2,200-1% National Lead &h> ? £9% SS% 86V* w ea^
230 +% Am. I>)CO. Pr ex div 1%%.. 114% 114% 114 114 114 115 -400-% Nat. Of Mex. pr... 62% 62% 61% 61% |.|
100 American Malt pr 41 41 j4l 41 41 41% 2,100-% Nat. of Mex. 2d pr.. 20% 2b -o% J>% -o% -°<*
21,850-2% American Smelthig pr::::::te. 4 103 100% 100% 100% 100% <■ ' ..§-31 New Wk Air t Brake.. 94 94 i% M iktJli^u
225 - % American Smelting pr. ..... 111?* 111% m» 111% 111% 111% 9,400 -1 New York Centra 1... ... ..... 124% 124% 1.2% 123 12- * LJ>s
- 200 + % American Smelting pr 8...1 90% 90% 90% 90% 90% M% 1.561 — - New. York Central rights... j ijs* iusviua 148 I -
9001- American Steel Foundry... 65 65% 64% 64% 64% 66 800- %N. 1.. N. H. &H. subs. 148% 148% .148 148 - ;
1.106-1 American Sugar 122% 122% 121% 122 121% 122% 1.900 — New York. Ont. & W«t...l«j*, 48v& 22 sS| 99%
.4400-% American Tel.. & Tel 140% 110% 140% 140% 14Mt11«% *B*H» S or Ik . & Western... 1UO?4 100% SS% 98% 98% V'V.
165-% American Tobacco pr ! 94% 94% 94% 54% 94% 94« ,|22HS N T or American 83 i,E 62% i« S-V* 143
200 - % American Woolen pr 102% 102% 102% 102% 102% 1027* €.875 -1% iNorthern Pacific 143% 143% 143% 1 43 Uf* \\i
7.150-2% Anaconda 52% 52% 50% 80% EOS 50% 100 ■— Pac flc Coast U7% 117V5 U7g 117% 11«» 118*
22.850-2% Atchison p--:::::::::::::::::: 123% 123% 121 121% 121% 121% 1,900 -2% Pac fie Mail * ™:::::::::::: 543 If jr JHg
1,040 - % Atchison pr 104 - 104 103% 103% 103% WB% 200- % Pacific Tel. & Te1............ 48 46 46 46 40% 46%
2,300-% Atlantic Coast Line 137 137% 136 136%'135%|136% 34.700-1% Pennsylvania Railroad 136» 4 13b?4 l%> . ] 3°3 ° 13 ° ™
6,000 - % Baltimore & Ohio 118% 118% 117% 117% 117% 117% 200 -1% Perm .Railroad subs 132% 132^ UJh }3-\ -
100; +% Baltimore & Ohio pr 92:1 92% 92% 9274 92 !93 l.ewi-lfc- (People's Gas & V° ke '- 11«4 UEg \ IM% Ug4 IHJ4 100
200!- % Batopllas Mining 13% 3% -3% 3% 3% 4 5,800 ■- % P.. '.. C. & .St. L ........ 100% 100% 93 I »Ji ogg S6«
200-% Bethlehem Steel I 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 34 800- % P ttsburg Coal .........'..... 2,% i,\ 26% 26% .26% r^*
2.680-1 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.... 79% 79% 75% 78% 78% 78% 2.300,-3% Pittsburg Coal pr 84%, 84% 81% &.U, H% BZ%
400-% Brooklyn . Union Gas 162% 162% 162% 162' i 160 162 ™ -> Pressed Stee Car..... ol% ' 51% 50% ■ aO% oO A »
POO -1% Canadian Pacific , :. 181 % 181% 180% ISO% 180% 181 100 4- % Pressed Steel Car pr 107 07 j.i 7 Vi; 07% 106 108
700 Canadian Pacific rights.... 10 10 10 10 - - 1.900 -% Phila. Co. , Si- 5tT iv sw 3V« 374
16 Central & South Amer. Tel. 11.', 115 115 115 115% 120 100 Qu cksi lver 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% i*
6,100-1. Central Leather 45% 48% 47 47 47 47% , C ? S| V" § v ?kBIIvSE? kBllv SE p , r a"i^ W «M* 49 49'" 48U 49vt
• 600-% Central Leather pr..: lOSTi 108% 108% 10S% 10S% 10S-% J.^i-2 Railway Steel Spring 60% '60% 49 «^ «J4
25.910-174 Chesapeake & Ohio ::::::::::^ ■&.!« aßS^fti tll.OaO -2% Reading «-s:= 1.0% 1.0% Ib 7 l«'-»l^l^
l«l^l4tt ot. West, new : IS't »?.! 35 JM4I - "9? 1 !s™?'"/U P Prf r nS'^mlm »» -i -
sail Chicago & NorthWn rightsi 16%' 16%; 15%! 15% -.;m|g sl l I%v P * nr ■■ - ::; 59^i 1! i 1 57% i
3,800 _- Chicago & NorthWn rights 16% 16% 15% 15% - - 14 /J°°-3% ?? t oc T k - a « 1? P M"nr"" : 594 i6O *7% Sl4 57% 58
8 = c* it°p I M r & w o n pr i 1 S ! ii S 5 S=^Mii: b iou^^stern:::: CT Si ;| a 4a 4 ipjg SS
6? = ch::.it:p::-M:lo.-pr:::::: ?a ;JS S ilvo iS 8! »k feue v^ ff f S % t^T^ rr rr n on pr - i % 5* if If 4 85 % ' S
1,500;- % Colorado & Southern " | 58% I 57%; st BJ2 as 00 -- % : Tenness»e < . opper pV::::::: 1 ; lifi » 1
1.500-% Colorado & Southern 58% 58% 57% 57% 57% 57% 00 - % Tenne.ssse_ Copper .. 39% 39% 39% 39A 33
100 Colorado & Southern 2d pr. 80% 80% 80% 80% 80 81*. 1 -. IllfJJf ■ ?V? VA Pa £ Ifl r ?o* w^ « 18 IS 18V5
SOO-% Col.- & Hock. Coal & Iron.. 92% 92% 91 91% 91% 91% 2S$K'' 8 ?Mrt« nnii^v« t'Vi^ht" l»U int 11»A llii, 10V, 11$
9,300-2% Consolidated Gas 1597g 160 157% 157% 157% 158 ■ f-1; To edo Railways & Light.. 12% 12% |11% n,^ 10% m
700-% Corn Products Ref ?.... 22% 22% 22% 22% 22% 22% . I.loo— %To edo. St. Lou s &|West.*. 54% 04% o4 53% 03,*
400 -1« Corn Products Ref. Pr 85^ 85% 84% 84^6 84% 85% 1.200-1^ Toledo. St. Lous & \\ „• P r " iir^ m?? i?S?t lIS 116§ Ilk
3,200 Comstock Tunnel 32 .32 .32 .32 ~- !- \^~3 J, w , } nC ~ ty .i^ * P idTransi t --\l^f ij,^ «aY 200 V '00U %
.4001-2% Delaware & Hudson 183 183 " 182 iB2 ISI% IS3 70,S00 ( -3% !Un on) PaclfltfKrrntJ. 203% 203% 200% 200% 200% 390%
1001-17% D.. L. &W. ex div 2%"c 600 900 600 600 650 600 710 -%(Un on Pacific pr 108% 103% 102% 10-% in.% l^
2.350-1 -Denver & Rio Grande | 51% 51% 50 150 50 150% . 260 ~lx United Dry Goods. .......... 120% 120% 30 120 - -
1.0001-1 Denver & Rio Grande pr.. 83« S3* 83 S3 82% 83% 250 United Dry .Goods pr........ 11-^ lU^ 112%,112, 113
3 00| Distilling Securities ....... 36% 36% 38% 36% 36% 37 . -$ ~> " n J e^ S>'" t1"t 1 "^ 8 . I ™!^ «;" "1 *i 71^ "1 70 70>t
320-% Duluth. South Shore.fe At. « 18% 1774 1 17% 18 . . . 400 - \ United Ry. Investment pr. .1 uiJjh s*J«
15,850!-% Erie w2 34% 33M. = 33**, ;-33%j 33% 20i - — iUnited States Express .112 112 1U 112 RB p»
KB* pt p lit nr 51"b b!2 Bl r ,l W^i SI 2W —HU. S. Realty & Imp iS4 ,84 ■■ 83%' 83% 82- 2 , S3Va
lr| El fc|i l 1 5 Ssd ji% : I r j «^ I§ gg M|tt I
300-% General Electric Co 159% 160 , 169% 159% 159% 160 JK-* U.S. Rubber Mpr I S3- Mii 83^ 83 183 83%
1.410 +% Granby Mining 1112 112% 112 112 110% 112 241.300 -1# T.n ted States Steel.... 89% 1 89% 1 hijs 1 ,^ 'i«74 ifi2
6.000-1? Great Northern pr 143% 143*4 141% 141% 141% 141% 2,900 1- % United States S^el pr 124% 124% 123% 123% 123% 124%
1.800-1% Great Northern Ore ctfs.... 79-,' 7974 79 .79 79- 79% 5.300-1 Utah Copper •••-»•. m 2 54*.: 53^ 53% Mi! MbM
.i^ + T h°b effnta isVpr:::::::::::: SSi96 S- - 3-m b^i* iron Coal & coke. L 2 i V& l§ ng n% 73
400' +% Illinois Central 147 147 146 146% 146% 14«% 10.100-1% Wabash ••' /: •" K£ 26% U]f $? 24% 24%
6,700-% Inter.-Metropolitan I 24% 24% 23% 23% 23% 23% 13,300-2% abash pr . ... ; .'....; 59% 59% 06% 56 % 5^ % 0^,4
6.200-1% Inter.-Metropolitan pr \ 61% 61% 59% 69% 59% 59% 20 -— Wells targp Express... ■ 190 190 i 190 190 1.0 200
500-1% International Harvester ....123- 123 122 122 121 122 1.2*0 -1 ; Western M£r> land .......... 02% 52% 51 ol 50% 01%
I 100 -1« International Harvester pr. 127% 127% 127% 127% 127 128 | ?00 - % Western Union Telegraph.. .6% 76% .6 .b .*% 76%
200 — International Paper 15% 15% 15% 15% 15% 16 900 — - \V<e silngh o use. 82 82 82 82 81 81%
300-4 International Paper pr...... !581 58 57% 57% 58 | 60. . 100 +% Wheel- & Lake, «•••••■••- 9% 9^ ,9% 3 9% | 9%,
1.100:-1% International Steam Pump.! 52% 52% 51%* 51% 51% 51% 200 -"• '« . hee ■ & Lake Erie Ist pr. 22% 22% 22% ,2% 22 22%
ICO 3? Inwa <"«*»ntral ' ''^ oq ■ W oq osja; wi; 100— % Wheel. & l*lke h.rle 2a pr. lift li\i UU l 4l 4 l^ 1/*1 /* 11/4 UVi
i.i^~ Kansas e "»y South::::::::::! 4k %»;! 43 jm«■ I 43.1 .^ « Wisconsin Central , 49% ; 50 I 49% 50 ■491 »j
• '• ■ * ~ ~ •
Total sales for the day, 1,259.403 shares, compared with 1,054.462 shares for the corresponding day in 1909. . ... ..
Total sales January 1 to January 5. inclusive. 3.322.459 shares, -compared. with 4,130.003 shares for the same period in 1909. .
..•Small lots. . - ■ , : •
FINANCIAL MARKET
CALL MONEY STRONG.
Stocks Doicn on Bear Pressure
and Public Selling.
Current stock market operations re
flect an absence of- aggressive buying
power, but willingness on the part of the
larger interests to take securities on con
cessions. Buying of this character was
reflected In the purchases made on the
decline in yesterday's market, which in
the first hour of business ran from 1 to
3 points, with the chief weakness in Rock
Island, the downward movement follow
ing a strong opening in the majority of
active ipfties. Heaviness in Rock Island
was based entirely on speculative con
siderations, including the theory that
much of the stock bought in the recent
sensational advance had been liquidated
and that the people behind the manipu
lation had retired from the market with
substantial losses: also the theory, which
might better have been called a fact,
that the issue was selling well above its
actual worth and was a good short sale
at prevailing quotations. For the same
reason some people believe the entire
market should be sold, but In operating
on this idea it may be. well to bear in
mind that stocks, outside- of a good sized
public commission house account, are
in extremely strong hands, and that so
far there has been no indication of ex
tensive distribution by the chief interests
in the Street. At the close of the second
hour Rock Island showed a loss of 3
points from its opening, while American
Smelting, Consolidated Gas, Reading,
Southern Pacific, fnion Pacific and
United States Steel were down from 1 to
1% points.
Declines in the afternoon ran from 2
to 7 points in the leading stocks, Rock
Island, on enormous dealings, selling un
der 49, compared with 81, the high price
recorded in the manipulation of Monday,
December 27. 1909. Sales of this issue
in the last two hours of business were
accompanied by a report that leading in
terests in the Rock Island property had
agreed to disagree on important matters
affecting the management of the road,
the origin of the rumor, however, being
too doubtful to impress well Informed
observers. The attack on prices in the
general list was helped by traders' "in
formation" that big men were selling
stocks, but from Information received by
The Tribune stocks were bought on the
decline by banking houses for the ac
count of the thief capitalists in the
; Street, their purchases including a large
I amount of stock thrown on th«- market
[ by public traders who were frightened
by the weakness In Rock Island and
other issu* s.
The selling movement was not a novel
development of a' market filled with stop
loss orders and overburdened with weak
bull accounts. Final prices wore only a
trifle above the lowest of the day, with
the heaviest loss in Rock Island, which
i n<i''<l 7V« under Tuesday's last quota
tions; Amalgamated Copper, American
Sm«lters, Atchlson, Consolidated Gas,
Reading. Union Pacific, Wabash pre
ferred and United States Steel. No ac
tion lias been taken by the directors of
the Rock Island regarding a dividend
payment on the preferred stock, but it
is understood that if traffic continues to
improve holders of the issue will receive
a payment in the course of the current
year. The fact that the directors at
their meeting on Tuesday did not declare
a dividend was used as an argument by
bear traders for lower prices in yester
day's operations, though it was pretty
well known that a dividend at this par
ticular time was out of the question.
Rock Island has been overbulled. The
issue probably is now seeking its normal
level.
Call money opened at 7 per cent and
touched 8 per cent, ruling at 7 per cent,
with indications pointing to lower though
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THI'RSDAV. JA.M'AKY 6, 1910.
not easy rates in the course of the next
fortnight. The January interest and
dividend funds are returning to the
banks, and so far in the current week
the Clearing House institutions have
gained on their operations with the Suft-
Treasury, the latter movement, how
ever, having been offset by engage
ments of gold for South America and
shipments of currency to Chicago, where
exchange on New York is at a discount,
as compared with a premium a week
ago. Sterling exchange was strong yes
terday, demand advancing 30 points as
a consequence of a scarcity of bills, and
an active demand for remittance. The
position of the market indicates a con
siderable short interest, which appar
ently is being covered through cables,
which for prompt delivery are up 35
points from Tuesday's closing and about
15 points higher for next Saturday and
Monday. Exchange is at the point that
permits London to settle obligations in
South America by gold exports from this
centre, as reflected in engagements in
the current week of $1,250,000 lor ship
ment to Brazil. In spite of the receipts
of new gold from the mines in the last
year gold coin and gold certificates in
circulation show a substantial decline
as a result of the heavy shipments of the
metal to Europe and South America, a
net gain in the actual amount of money
in circulation, according to the federal
Treasury figures as of January 1 of $89,
838.835, having been due to the increase
in our bond secured national bank notes
BOND MARKET SALES.
4W oU| r CouP oit l2oool^kSt, BS;: g
18080 do *::::: S£ gg I ••••;;;; «
37500 do ....... 88% , }<*« go 3%s • . . . 9'^*
1000 Arg 6s Rets 85% 20U0 L 'V » «„,,
3000 NY C 4VaS jIJOOOL.^ . . .I«H4
101.X) do 1W:I %**> 15,I 5 , w2
;4000 do :::::::S»I >«*> M <,«.*!?«.
2WO<J do UKtVsl . yyi;
l.sooo do 4sl«s».lo<JV»i M ,7 . - T ' j' t
18000 All-Ch 58... I ** M»■«• T ISI j)9,4j )9 , 4
UKXHJ do «4T*| n,^ d '" yy.
11000 ,1, ...... . 84V4 1 ««» Bit ii. 110431 104 3
69 : ,:--M,, o i- a,.45..Hi,a 4s..Hi,
iXJUO Am T Ac T I ;, ku , v ,■ x. < t I
Cvt 45.... 105.: a*" N -^ 2, «U m
2000 do I<>M«| moo ** 1 <s ::::::iow
BSO(W_ do l<'4- ti .VKK. N Hys-M 4^.s , l4 i
11»J<X»O do 104\| .. d J , )4li
1«»000 do ..520F.104%1 t^ T 04 -l
6000 do ...i-OF. 104^1^ , 1(l G "en : 4 B ;vißß%
21000 do 104 HI oIKH>o IKH> V V ,■ Deb
8000 Am Tob «s..l'Hs', o<)00 N ,934 ' j>s%
6o<*j do we i 10UOO ;; .;;;;;.. osvi
20O«JO do 4s 77 M 5OOI) do Gen 3 . ; is 91? i
;|OOO do £h\ , ;O(K> do in -.»
13000 dO I?? 4 lo, UN MI do !.."/.. 92
4000 Ann 4', 2*....2 *.... !'4'« „„, do J.Vf.VA !Ml ,
-•" do gj^'iaooo do 1. S Col
40fM) do IMV-.J 3]/ . s W>T fc
CThjih) At & B 41,. M 1 ?><Mi do 80%
.6000 do b<s 13000 N>( (} YE ,^ 102%
1WX"! do SOW n& P 8«.'.102%
600 A T * B X i 110<H> ,4s s4. 4
,. IU Ali J 4s 94 V ' 3000 do *4
1500 do ....... 'JiVA 7OfK > do H4H
1000 do stpd... 94 4 1000 ()o Mlj
- ll(MI 'l" '- 14 -" 7000 do 84%
860J do Gen 4f.U»J4 5000 NY N lit 11
-4<»'k) $." luo% Deb fis 133%
"•L 1 "" d " ><M>% good (1 ,, c vt 3i., s 101
• KH> ''" ■ .100"* i,mh. do " 100%
*P°°, 'VI * s .i- - nef 6... ..io*%
■■'■/"> a »"i": ia 8000 M V O A- W
88000 do 1 B 1. nf . f 4s .. im i^
i!»(0»> a. r*t A N 941/ i 85O0 ° N & w '' vt 102V4
2000 Al C Ij & N 4s . . 102 Vi
iWWI/ , 4 " '•• •*% lwoo dO ';."! '.'.'.'.'. ut-i'
-""<> do «>% 500() --do 101%
60000 do 95 3000 do Pc i C
7000 b & O Gold 4s so"«
4 , 8 gW* 1000 Nor fa,-' 3s.'.' 7:14
301 do !»9'.i, :;,„,,, ,, 73:.,
8000 do '■>'-> : 2060 do .. ; T.'t'i
3000 do IT 3V,a 512% IAOOO <1,, 45.. ;*H|2
12000 ileth Stl .^s. 88% 20000 do .. ioii>'
• r > «i" Hkln C Ist.. 103 :{<n^t ,1,, .... 10"
1""" no c.103 2000 011 & N Con
1000 I! X T 4R 86»/4 4s MU
0000 11 11 Oas Bs.lOT'4 1000 Or* B i/ Ist
f>oo<> cenl i. 55... 99' i ,-,» n?
UO<H) do 99 4000 do bid ii'
4000 do , 9!>!i 4* ". MU
4««"> CM N .1 C,,,, 1 5000 P T * T sh. Jt9H
Ps HfK....124 : 7<hk» .1 . 9914
lrwvto <• »• <;t-i «•.. »t%\ noon Pa .m jju,VriOl2
*»oo do !it... 10000 do »aoF lrtn,
'■«"*' do 97% TOOO .1, 101 1;
5000 C& A 3,8.. 7.1 7101)0 do !t%a 1019 O'l^
1(100 ciiir & E 1 200() 1 do .;... Mi i
«;.-n ."is 113 : WKM do ' ' '•»;■.
1000 chic & B Ist noon do 4V'i94S.lo4ii
■a ... 114 I<KH) t |o ai-n Jim |i)i ,
1000 Chic &S W IBOOfI P M nit 4- K2
<"on 7s 113 10000 rlo ' 7«» i
12000 Chic n A. Q l30(iO Read oVn'-ia'. 99%
»,^ c,^n **• ' 1 52 54 l-.0-» Rir, « W Ist. 91';
™" do 100 1000 st I. IM * S
•008 do X)O't n A ,; 4s SVA
i:<(tf»o do Jt «a Sl'4 15000 Ft T. *sf li '
l.V»00 no "•'•'•• ?2!* n <i«n ft"-. *"i
ROOO do MS l"00 do BSS
«<^"» do ■ MVi 1000 do (!*»;
2"0 i) do r>b fts.lo2 lir>oo do " J!«H
1000 do 111 Div 11-HlO ,lf, )S«%
BH* *»'<» ftooo do n*f 4s .M\
1000 do I Div 4s 02*4 9000' do (1414
10000 CaL & c { 8000 do ;;;;;;;; n%
Ist 5s 104 1 * 1 13000 St L. Swn Ist
8000 CM& 8t P - 4s / 93%
4s 1934 53% 14000 do Con 45.. 7Wi4
15000 do t»3V») 1000 St P M & M. ■
21000 do Gen 4s m Ext 45 .. 98
A 100*1 6000 S A & A P
5000 do 100 4s S8
8000 do C & P 6000 SoPOT 4s. 91 l
W 55...'. 108% 1000 do 91%
1000 do Tr 55.. 103 33000 do Ref 45.. 94
22000 C R 1 & P i 16000 do .;...... f»4*4
Gen 45.... 98% 110000 do Cvt 45.. 100%
3000 do 6s 111% 40000 do 10fi%
230».H> do Ref 4s. 91'i| IS4OOO do 10536
MMH> do 91 1&9000 do 105%
14tXH> do 91% 75000 do 105%
28000 do R R4s 83% S7OOO do 105\£
21000 do 83Vi 1 20000 do ...1 105%
4000 do 83% 1000 So Ry Ist 55.1 lH 4
50000 do 83 j 10000 do Gen 45.. 81*4
HOOO do 83% 1150001 15000 do 81M,
3000 do 82\|iiooo do 81%
15000 do 82 r*|HiooOr *|HiooO do 81 l 4
1000 do B">u.| 3000 do St L. Div
131000 do b2% 43 87
133000 do 824 3000 do M & O
£000 do 82' 8 Col 4b 00
342«X>0 do . .. 82 1000 T C I Ac R
4ROOO do 81T, Gen 6...... -108%
54000 do 81% 2000 T& P Ist 55. 112
30000 do C T 102% I 5000 Third Ay Con
1000 C St P M & 4s Stpd . . 68',
O 6s 126*« 8000 do .... 6S >
2000 CD & I lst.lO7Vs 13000 do . 65,4
2000 C C C & St I 2000 U P Ist 45... 101%
L Gen 4s. 96V4 10000 do 101%
2000 C& S Ist 4s 96U ! 36000 do . 101
I^ > do OtJVa i 52000 do 100%
10000 do R& Ex 1000 do Ref 45.. 08
4VjS ... 98 1000 do 97 4
1000 do 97', 1000 do ... !»7%
5000 Col Ind 5s ?0000 do Cvt 45..11«>i
S2OF. 82 45000 do ... 116
6000 Col M Ist 4s 81 4 ?«NM) do "ll5»4
700<> do 11000 do ■.■.::::::ii«h
3000 do 81%!«»ooo do " 115%
1000 d & h cvt 14000 do ;;..;.;.usii
4s ....102 ! r,(»oo do ... 114%
7000 do Ref 4s . 100', ; fisnoo do 1"i
1000 do 100M.l2<iOOO do 115%
20000 Den & R G jvono do 114%
— 4Vis 103*4 10000 do ' 114%
SSS D V^S:SB 200 ° U « *••*?•?
SOOO D t^ec C ss. »4V^ ■ Cs
1000 c T on v i s f^ii4 l 4000 U S Rub'6s.'."lO4ii
Con Ist 55.114 «000 do 1044
2000 Erie Gen 4s 76)4 20000 V S StY'S F
nOOO do "t> 7 »| k_ litfiU
•000 do -6V3 1 92 <100 do • 105
,t i ! M " > do -«',» 10000 do .'.'ior,t;
44000 do Cnvt 4s icon Vc C Ist 5s 08
SBSS doB::::::?.^ i(m v »* 8w Con
J'fSt h° IU 1(100 w «ha«h . . 103%
3!** M > Ft d W &!>• C"* 6SOO ° do R & Fvt - fiT4
»IOt» Ft W&1» C oo '* Kxt _ fiT
Ist 1i:i»«-ifiono do "■- 77
1000 do 113% : mow do 71W
WOQ do 113% 10000 do SS
3000 G*n El Deb 2P<virt do 4r,U
r»s 107V4 1000 do -ml
1000 nock v m ioj^ noon do :::::::: S
4'-iS 102»; 12000 do -fit
fi<MK> II &- T c Ist.lO{)Si 1 moo Wah Pr'ist" £J' 4
lAiiO II Cn a 55..1()3»i 1000 d" • "-£,,
1000 111 C Ret 4s. 91tV 2 | .'..T00 do kT.>'
2000 11 > & Wist I 100.1 So ctfs §m^
f>s 105 I7oi>ft do 'mi
15000 Int-Met 4'-j.s 83 41« xv» do «{ *
7«-00 x do ta% 7001 do V l\u
73000 do 82% rooo do $\' " "~ 1 } I?
5000 I& G N fis.llo ln .ww do Ctf, "" 114
10000 int n T C 5.104 IS 1 do -"*'•" 3
IfiOOO do 5s 103% 10000 do -ii
lf>ooo do 1034 5fl«» Wash 'Tr'Vwi nilH
» ■";„■-•". ma; I ofIOOO FS l i '- 3
37^00 Int Pap f.s..K>4H '"ton \V s f^.s'"" ftT
.000 at'^al^v??*;*^
Sl-iis^ Bill!
g fi^i : .i*|S S«*:*;»S «*:*;»
1000 [ % Co El 4s ! moo w7c Gen 4s 04
»oo r;r..:; ;;^ lll l do "■■%*
Total sales of bonds. $5,171,500.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 1000-22.
(Furnished by Swartwout & Ai-penzellar. No. 40
Pine st.)
Approx
Name Maturity. Bid. Asked. Yield.
Am Clg 4 p r. Men 15. Mill., !>s > 3 r <k>
do 4p c. M.-ii 15. 1012 m\ 1.7% r. 10
At C 1,5 j. C Mch, li>l(i too l(i«i% 350
Heth St 15 p c. Nov. 101 Ho*i liiOU 'f> 00
C, II * n 4 D C, July. 1018.. 1004 101 4.* M
I',C,C4 BLB pc\ June, ' 1 1 ... 100% 4"o
l>.<t 11. eq't», 4' p <-. July. '22.. 101% 10214 415
<;.-!, Rur. 44 pc. July. "15... 03% <i 4', 650
Hud Cos 6 p r, 0,-t 15. 11*11 90 101 475
Int RT« pc. May. 1911 10314 Kl4l. ag.
X C R A I, li p C, Sept. '12.. 97 OS (\ '>o
X c R & I. 5 11 .-. May 15, 13 Ort 07 ft j> n
Ijßck St I.'. vn . > p .'. M(!i '10. M"' lOftU. 4->o
do (1 yr> .-• p ■•. Ifcb. "10... 00*; lOO V4 ,-, 00
I. S « Ms 5p .-. Feb. 1910... 99% 100% 440
I. & N .'. Pc, Moh. 1910 100 100% -i ,«>
Mcsi» p. Fob. 1910 {••(-, i,,Mi, '. ll 4o4 o
MASI. 5 p .-. Feb. 1911.... W<2 99*4 -t'^O
NY*:&H Rsn c. l'Vb. mo. fw% mou VJo-
NY c I. eg. B p •-. N0v.1910-M6.4.40vte4 15% baiU
nY.nH *h 0 p .-. ibio i2.ion 1oi»i
r Nor &W5 ( . <. May. 11110. ..100* i.mii, aSo
I'emi si) c. M.-h 15. 1910 ...10U ltto :{,^!
8 I. & B,F 5 P c. Jan. 1911.. 90 . in <* Rno
do 4H p o. Fob- V.U2 9fl 117 ji ,«
s, ny 0 p <•. f->K 191. > ftO% lOOU 440
Tl<lrw tl pC, June, 1913 101 V, 101 ti 2'2i
West X & M 0 p C, Auk. 10. 100% 101 425
BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished by R. 1.. Day . & Co., No. 37 ■^• a ii
street.)
.1nn. 4. .1nn. 5. 1 ion 1 ■ t
no* & Alb..2T<o 231 Ihomou Conk ""%-- 21U
Boston <EK.135V4 13« Cal & H<«plh'«tY **k*
Kltchb'K 132 U>ntennlnl M .'l7 - t7
NY NH&H.ISS 187 V4 Cop Range M ,«i»: '«
i old rolony. 197 Krankim m |t2 «
WE si Ry. '.M 94 Oranby M "i i* 12
do .,f .10.1 nor v. M ,,n s M ";: J »*« .
Mhi-* Xl Coh 1«% Mohawk M.. ,;wi .-Ijt
do .-ef. 79% 79% ft Butte... 4* ' V>
Am rneum. "a [H Olrtoli m un 1,1
. do pr.f... 2<»' t 20«4 Old dob, M M ';.'
A... T A T 14«>»* 14A* Parrol M "o
New Bac t IM* IM Q.ilncv m" m It
Ar.«dl»n M 8% 8 If 8 Oil.; !'" ,7* hxL
Atlanta M. 11 10 M«ss c. n , ••' ",. 2J, »
Hhannm* M • 17Vi 17' | ,1,. pref m. ** >
Unit Fruit.. lo7 IC7 Utah ....;;;; <jij 45
•A»ked.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following wer© the last actual "a 1"
and the closing quotations for stocks .in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
' ' l.««t • «lr»inß
a ,'. Bid. ; Asked.
Am Agr Chem pref. ]<')'■, IX» } a,,,/
Am Beet Sugar pref . ... 03 P2 > »■»*
Am C & X pref.... 120 H^ 9 .
Am C0a1... .......... ...K>o 100 130
Am Cotton Oil pref 104 103 w*
Am Dlßt Tel 20 10 --
Am Malt 7 >'* '™
Am 5nuff... .......... 2704 2-™ —
Am Snuff pref 100 &>'* >Sy
Am Sugar pref 122% 121 *3
Am Tel & Cable.... 83 70 , . '■
Am Woolen *:>\. •'<•» 3'
Ann Arbor — I 5 SJJ
Ann Arbor pref......'... — -~ fl -
Bfthleheni Steel pref... «fl •'•' * is
Brunswick 18*4 !'«• i .^
Buff X & P .105 101 }'**»
Buff X & P pref 133 133 13»
Buff & Susq pref '62 — - i,
Butterick Co 33 33 21
Can Southern .70 ■ • _j *
Central or N J .*.SII 30. > 31-
Chic & Alton pref 70 •»'» ','
Chic & E 111 pref "5 — „
Chic B & Q 225 200
''Wo I & L pref - ~ » 0
Chic Term Tr pref }gj }f To
Chic Union Tract pref.. " 1O g,,
C C C & St L. pref 105 104 ™°*
Cleve & Pitts JJg i?« 120
Col Fuel & I pref 115 »■ *§i
Col & So Ist pref £*.* ™ _
Consol Coal 9 '^ 11 Y. 15
1) M 4 Ft D » '_^ * «■
Detroit & Mack pref *« ,' ir 67
Detroit United R R «\ f| 62
Evans &T H «> • 'so «0
Kvans & T H pref ■» , ™ f &
Fed M & S £2 •» %
Gen Chem C 0...; )>3 J~ t/ 10 \
Gen Chem Co pref...... 103 10.'?, 105
Havana- Elec Ry 10 2 fti\
Havanna Elec Ry pref. •• M »» *
Hocking Valley pre?.... ££% !^ v * _
111 Central 1. L, §X» 5s —
Ingersoll-Rand C 0...... •© • •"' .
Ingersoll-Rand Co pref. JHS »5
int Power 30 «* 897'
Int Steam Pump pref ... £9<* M f»»'*
lowa Central pref...... 53% '.'- J> rt
Kanawha & Mich 65 £0 ™
X C Ft S & M pref.... «94 »8 *«
Keok & D M.. «,, •.* 1*
Keok & D M pref..;... **M 40 X
Knlck Ice of Chic...... 20 <wv go
Knick Ice of Chic pref. »<> "V a*
I^clede Gas prtf »3 •»
I^ke Erie AW »pref .. . . 611. 014 j*
I^k« Shore 320 300 •hw
Manhattan 8each....... 3 »X . 7i>
Maryland Coal pref.... 90 50 W
Met St Ry 23 .5^ .go
Mich Central — 12 .0 IJT*
Mm & St Louis B|% «l || .
M&StLpref v-,5i. ■■ 157
M St P & 8-8 M pref ..lM> »• J °^
Nash & Chatt 139 13» \*\
Nat BlscuJt pref l-'3, 121 4-«
Nat Knam & Stp pref . . «£>* 06 1W
Nat Lead pref 110 'i? 'eo^
New Cent. Coal M 80 W
NY C &-St L.... JHi «2 . «
NTCIStL IBt pref.. 100 100 UO
NYC &St L2d pref. . W 90 9^
NY. Dock..: 3* 37 40
N V Dock, Pref »}\*i* ,%■ v^*
N NH & H ••••"L . 'X
Norf & West pref ?tW4 «»•;« 9 1
Ontario Silver .-... .2%. -V 4V 4 , %
Pacific Coast Ist pref... 105 , 101 . . j°s
Pacific Coast 2d prcf...115 •. 11» 11*
Pac Tel & Tel pref £9Vi 00 »|
Peorla & Ea5t. ......... 27 264 r«H
PC C & St-L pcef m • 110 120
Pitts Ft W A Chic 1734 173«» -r
Pullman "Palace 0ar....1»% 189 . 100
Ry Steel Spring pref...lO«\ 105 106%
Rome Wat & Og .126 12* —
Rutland R R Co pref... SO 30 |3
St J & « I 24 ,20 . 23
St J & G I m.pref.... M «*>
St J & G I 2d pref..... 40 40 414
St L & S F Ist pref.... 73 •<> »* \
St L A S K'C A E 1ctf«..149 160 ISO
StL&S FC&E I ctfs pf.129 — l*>
StL&S F C&E I cfs new *> 64 ™
Sears-Roebuck pref 12GVi — *'_
Sloss-?h«ft.S & I pref..lliV» 115 „
South R RM & O ctf«. . »«'* I** IS,,
Tex & Pac Ld Tr .MVs « ,52* .
Twin CR T pref «£. 140 1«
Un Bag & Paper 11* UT. «
Un Bag & P pref...... .5% .3 '»
United Cl«ar Mfg pref ... 110 109 1"
USCIP&F '....32. .31 32 .
It s Reduc & Ref...... 11 " - *;
V S Reduc & Ref pref. . 294 '•* *-
Vulcan Inning ... 25 Zn ' RS
Vulcan .Detinnlng pref.. <6H *° qj
.Westlngh Mfg Ist pref.. l3o 125U 133
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Business on the Consolidated Stock Ex
change-was on a heavy scale, sales total
ling 137.195 shares, the largest £™« No
vember- 30 last. ; Seventy-two different -la
sues changed hands, with United States
Steel common leading in volume Reading
second, and Union Pacific, third. Floor
sentiment was bearish and there was
heavy selling for professional account
early in the day. Covering on a large
scale- took place when prices broke to the
lowest In the afternoon. f lhis prevented
most of the leading stocks from touching
quite- as low figures as were reached on
the New York Stock Exchange. Amal
gamated Copper did not sell under 87.
against S«%- on the other board; Smelting
under 100%. against 100%: Southern Pac fie
under 135%. . against 135%: In ion Pacific
under. 2OOVs. against 200%;. and Steel com
mon under 87V4. against 87%. Rock Island
common did not get under 48«4. against a
low of 47*4 on the ! other exchange. bo
lively have been the movements In this
stock recently that the Consolidated
traders referred to It as the "third rail
when dealing in it. Detailed operations
follow:
STOCKS.
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
d,;mi A mal Copper M l i ££»*• £7 S7
- 130 Am Beet Sugar.. 4fi l 3l 3 484 46% 4«H
ICO Am Can 13'» 134 13* IS?.
20 do pref 81 >. 81 4 *14 Rl 1 *
310 Am Car & Fdy. 72>4 W}4 j 71V* 71 "4
40 Am Cotton 0i1... 674 074 87"* 67^4
30 Am Ice ....... 25 25. . 25 25
290 Am LdcomctUe.. «OT4 60-,* SOW bO>»
6.420 Am. Smelting... 103 103 100}» IOOS 4
SO Am Sugar ...... 122% 123% 1214 1214
1.110 Anaconda Cop... 52 r.2 M)S 50"*
At Tup & S F.,.123 123'r 1214 1214
Bait & Ohio 118*4 ll*'« 1174 ll.'s
• 770 Brooklyn R T... 70^ ;t>4 7S*» .SS
300 Central Leather. 4S'4 4S?» 47 4i
Ches & Ohio. . . 01 T » . 02 «> » !»0
- 2SOCWc Gt West... 35 H »% 34 34;*
li> do pref 63 63 63 fi3
•v -650C Mil & St P.... 156* ISSS 155% 155%
fUlliOl Fd-'l & 1.... 40% 49% 4H Wi
260 Consol Gas 159% 150% 157 i 157 7 »
90 Corn Products . . 224 22** 224 *.24
120 Denver &R C. 514 514 f>o 504
30 Dlst Securities.. 98% »•% 3«'* 36 1 4
l.nOOErie 344 34% 334 33Jj
2t;o do Ist pref . r .. 51 7 52* M* M*
50 do 2d prof.. .. 41* 41% 41* 41%
410 c,r Northern pf.. 142*4 142% 1414 141*
«40InUT-Met 244 24* 234 234
420 do r>r«f tiO* 61 f'94 59%
int Pump , M 7»M 7 » M% r.l* M%
10 int Merit 0f... 2:1,4 2.14-23% »*
10 Illinois Central. .147 147 147 14.
M) Kansas City So.. 43% 43 l 443 4.1
10 Louis * Na5h... 1.'.0 1.10 I.V» 159
2 550 Mo K& T 504 51% 49«4 49%
10 ■do pref 74% 744 74% 74%
190 Missouri Pacific. 71% • 71% 71 71
St do rights , '♦ )*.- • '♦ "■*
10i> Nat Enameling.. 2« 7 » 26% 2«% 2A\
40 National I-eai..«S4 SS4 J»- M
500 N V O-ntial 124% 124% 122* 122%
mo do rlKhts 5Vj 5% 54 »*
SBOK V Ont * \V.. 49% * 49% 45% 48*
l.V)Norf & West...Joo4 1004 »% W%
10 North American 7S 7S > 7S 78
200 Northern Pacific. 143*4 141*4 1424 1424
Pacific Mail 43 4.". 40* 40%
2,420 Pennsylvania ...1»% 136% 135 1:'-"» I *
70 People's, Ga5.... 115 115 114% 114*
190 Pitts C0a1 '...... 27U 274 2«% 26%
80 do pref 8.1 S3 81% SI *
23.0«0 Roadln* 170% 1704 167 1674
6 44" • Rock Island 54% 54% 4*4 48*4
100 do pref.-. B!>U X9V* >•" 574
.V> St I. Southwest.. 34 34 34 34
10 Slow Sheffield .804 **4 864 ««4
9 740 Southern Paciflc.lSS4 1354 135% -35*
1000 Southern 8y.... 3:5% Xi\ 32% 32*
70 do pref 74 1 * 74>* 74 74
10 Ter m Copper.... 194 3f»4 "!t4 3DH
anoTsxai &■ Pacific. 3<-. 3ft 04% 3."
190 Third Avenue.;: I" 1 "-* I*% l«4 1«4
17.460 Uni0n P»c1fi"...20R% 20S* 2004 2<«»%
300 1! S Rubber , 51 4 514 50 Vi
41.M8 V 8 Steel «>'* S«4 87«4 *7*
70 io prof 124 l i 124 ,123% 123%
asortah Copper. .. I * 7 * "> '•'•«% 58*
170 Va-Cnr Chem.... 54 5.1% 5.1*4
i!.tft Wntar.h 2<?4 MM 24V4 244
1.970 do pref .V>'i »H 57 57 ' i
10 Western Union.. 76*4 76* 7S 1 * 76 1
138,015 Total sales. ' ' %
MINING. ■
1.000 Atlanta 11 .11 .11 .11
200Relcm-r 1.224 1.224 1.224 1.21:4
500 Con Cal & Va. .1.50 ISO |.M 1.50
Ct»matock ... '"-4 .3.1 324 .3.1
100 OoM F10rence.. 2. 624 2.<V24 2.«24 2«24
r.00C,01df1Hi1C0n...7.874 7.874 7.874 7.874
100 Jim 8ut1er..... .09 .00 .09 .119
200 Mexican ... ....1.524 1.^24 1 >24 1.824
1.000 Moot Anchor.. .01 i .01 .014 .014
.ifiO MrXiimard .. 27 .27 .27 .27
13000phlr 2.12' i 2.124 2.074 2.4t74
Potoßl 65 .t'.n .<V> .65
1 000 ned inn 0.14 .0.T4 .03>i .08%
Tnnonah I'.\t .. .674 .674 .674 .674
11.300 Total sales.
WHEAT.
Sales.
800.000 May option. .$1 14V4 %l 144 $1 134 $1 13%
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Van Sehalek & Co.. No. 7 Wall
*',*■'■-■ street.)
Bid. Asked. I - . Bid. Asked.
United Ry.. 13*4. 14'*i Cotton Puck. 7 .*'*
do In.-omfi 59*4 *»>* do in.onif* 21 • 24
do 4S 8«4 87 NRy*l. to 974 »*
GM&*» V T 2 5 i U & P..w pf. K-2 s.l
do Incomes 11 ' 15 I do 44» 92 ICi
do I*t«... 43 45 |Ch C Rv s«..|(X> uf,
Sei'ioard «'.. 27 -- eh c Xl 5«. . 91 net
do 1»t vt 7S 8.1 Cut Trust.. 330 •••■,',
do 2d pf. - 4 '» 474' I'nlon Trust.. 70 -* *
Sr<ibA L, 4n 85 - Third Nat 8.115 i«5
an to vr.'.s 99% «>* Fid * Ifp |.v. |;,t
i i'i>nM>l Q*" - 105 I Maryland Tr. — s,v
do 6a.... IOOV« I<>'>4 I Snr Cent Ry.UA 117
a
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterday's closing
niiotations for government bonds, compared
with Tuesday's:
- Jan. 4. — -Jan. ft _
r:li. ,\nk*<i. ni| a- •»<
U. 8. 2s. Reg . IftitO 101 101** 101 in,..,
it. s 2*. coup- wan mi — u.i r *
U. K. 3s. leg. 1908 Is 101*4 KlgU loi\ i<vn 4
U. s Sm, coup., lOtVS-'lS.iOH* 1024 jnl v i,,"m'
U. H. 4». r^B . 192--. U44 1154 111', 115U
V. R 4«. COUP., 1025 v.v. 118 . 118.. Ilrt
Panama Ss. rer . 11«5...n»0% 1014 l«>0% Iftiu.
Panama £». coup.. i»35..100% 101 - IQOH 101 V?
Executor • Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & °2 WilliainStreet
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
LONDON, 18 Bisbopeeate St Within- PARIS, 41 Boulevard Haassmua
Travelers' Letters of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator s Guardian
Free From Tax
Returns lot purpose- or taxatKm must he made on or bet -
January 10, 1910
When tax exempt bonds are held hy tlv.se liable »nal
taxation, the net return is over %%% greater than on taxable secu
rities. . - *
||- c offrr thr follmrinq tar r r nnpt trrurittri.
City of New York Bond*
To Yield ahcut Y f
United Traction Company of Albany Coiuol. 4 r zs- due 2004
To Yield about 4.4 :
Interborough Rapid Transit 5», due 1952
To Yield about 4.Z2 ' j
1 for Circular F 4.
Guaranty Trust Company
OF NEW YORK
28 Nassau St., 33 Lombard St,
New York Established 1 864 London, E. C.
Morton Trust Company
LEVI P. MORTON, President
38 Nassau St., New York
Capital, - $2,000,000
Surplus & Undivided Profits - 8,000,000
Manages Estates and Trust Funds
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
After- a generally steady opening:, with
trading on a fair scale, the market for
outside securities developed decided weak
ness almost throughout the list, with losses
from a pmall fraction to about 2 points.
while in some of the higher priced special
ties the declines extended to about 5
points. ' In one. or two of the copper stocks,
however, continued inside buying held
prices at about the highest level. This
was especially so in Kerr Lake and Con
solidated Arizona Smelting, which main
tained a strong tone- on renewed activity.
Miami. Greene-Cananea. Boston Glroux
and Nevada Consolidated were weak.
United Copper and British "Columbia de
veloped some strength on more animation.
Glla fell 2 points. The industrial list was
easier, especially Standard Oil. which ran
off 5 points on fairly large offerings.
American Tobacco was lower in the bid.
Northern Securities stubs were up about
4 points." Bonds were quiet and somewhat
easier in sympathy with the balance of the
list.
INDUSTRIAL.
Bales. . Open. High. low. Close.
15 Am Tobacco.. .425 425 425 425
120 At 0 & W 1 pf 23 29 28 »
1,000 June Oil 20 15 20 M
23OManhat Tran.... 2142 l 4 214 24 2 *
207 Stand Milling.. 19., 20 *19 20
115 Standard 0i1... 665 685 660 660
425 t'n Cigar Mfg... 92* *92* 914 »14
8.200 US L. & H.... 2% 2% 2* 2*
1.000 . do pf 0 9 S4 84
RAILROAD.
300 Chicago Sub 4% 4* 4* 4*
7 Nor Sec stubs.. 105 105 105 105
I.JOOS SF. r. . 42 434 42 43
MINING. _.
600 Alpha Copper... «* 6* 6% 6*4
3,000 tArgentum 12 12 10 11
800 Big Vein Cop.. »7»» 7 » » T m »7/»» 7 /» 6%
2.000 Bos Copper 22b 22% 214 214
6.500 tßovard Con... 5 5 '5 l 5
500 Braden Copper. 4 » 4% 4 13-16 4 13-18
6.400 Br Col Cop t>% T « 84 S4
400 Butte Coalition. 23% 28* 27* 27*
2.000 Butte & N V... 2 24 1* I**
340 Cal & Ariz 101* 101 101* 101
2.BoOCan Mines 84 S4 8 84
900 tCarlsa 60 53 60 53
7.5ii0 Chlno Copper... 12* 12% 124 12 1 *
17.000 tCobalt Central. 22 224 204 21
60<> Colonial Silver. 4 »16 4 V-1*
20.000 Con Ariz 5m... 3 9-16 3% 3* 37 IS
Davit-- Cop... 4* 4* 4% 4*i
24.000 Ely Central 1% 24 22 1 * -i*
17.000 tlily Con 82 »4 SO ' S2V
200 El Kayo 2% 2 » 2 T » S »
400 First Nat Cop . 64 6% 6% «*
S.UUuGUa Copper 10 10 T » 94
S.OOO Glroux Mining., 1-* 12% 114 114
2.50 m Goldfield Con... 9 8 7 13-16 7 13-16
200 Gold H C. w 1.. 1% 1* 1% 1*
3.1110 Grccne-Can ... 114 11* 11* 11*
10.000 tGreenwatier . . 12 12 94 12
6.400 tHarcuvar Cop 55 59 55 M
3.700 li.sd Copper 8 15-18 10 9 13-16 013-18
30,O0OKerr 1«ike..... 10 11-16 11 10% 10 13 Hi
700 King Edward... * * * 3 4
KOO tl^i Rose Con.. 4 « 4% 4 6-16 4 5-lti
15.0ii0 Miami Copper... 2i>% 2** 27* -•>'«
300 Mont Corbin... 3% 4 7 » 4
200 Mont of C X... 44 44 44 44
4.500 Mines Co of A.. SO SO 60 00
500 Nev Con Cop... 2«% 26% 26% 2t>H
100 Nev Smelting. 1 1 I*ll 181 1-16 1 1-16
3ooNov-U M & S.. 14 14 14 1%
300 Nip M C0.....J104 10* 104 10%
4.050 Ohio Copper.. ..5 1-16 5 11-16 5 7 16 54
l.*"OPao Smelters... 1% 1* 14 1*
SOOPr Metal* 14 14 1% 1%
7.000 tßawh Coal'n... 10 194 li» 194
- •100 FUwh Queen... 25 30 25 3O
9.000 Ray Central 3 9-16 3* 3»a 3 9-16
4.7ODH*y Con 264 26% 254 2:- l 3l 3
2uO tsalida C0p.... «7 67 67 67
Mill ! 5 Utah M & S.. 3% 4 3% 4
773 Stewart "i » * 13-16
2.000 Tenabo M & S. 2 2 1-16 2 2 1-16
300 tTonopah Ex... 72 72 72 72
UK) tTramps Con... 44 44 44 44
2.5«) Tularosa 1* 14 1% 14
2.700 I'nlivn Mines... 2 24 115 16 2'»
3.200 tr P Cobalt... 14 16 14 1«
6f>ol'r> Copper 8* 9 Mfc 9
fi.SOrttlln Rico 23 25 SB 2'>
5.100 WVa Wv 0.....2 3-16 f% 23 16 2*
200 Yukon. Gold M ...5 .*. »4 15-16 4 15 Id
BONDS.
$26,000 AG& XV I ss. 73 73 ,72* 7J*
3.0U0 Hlng cRy 8«. . t»O% 90 » t»i'» 90%
SO.(i<XU-h GW43 wI. 914 to% 01% n%
15.000 Con A Stp 55.. •» 72 ft ♦«<
10.000 Con St 4a Me... 22 22 22 22
26.001) M P s*. less Int 95 7 » US T » S«>% •»..-»
15.000 N V T44s w 10$% »** £>S»4 98*
•Odd lots. tSells cents per share.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
London, Jan. s.— Consols closed 1-15 lower
at sl >: » for money, and $2 13-16 for account.
Anaconda was unchanged at DHL Cana
dian Pacific *4 higher at l!>6-\, Grand Trunk
\* lower at 21%.
Money was in better supply, with the re
lease of dividends, and discount rates were
firm on the foreign gold demand.
On the Stock Kxchange. although the
absence of public support caused some dis
appointment, the markets were fairly good.
Consols, In which the settlement was con
cluded, recovered an early loss, and dla-
md shares. Kaffirs and foreign bonds,
especially Hraz Han and Japanese, were
firm and dearer Copper shares hardened
early in sympathy with Americans, but
closed easy. x
American securities had a good opening,
prices advancing from l 4l 4 to a full po'nt
over parity, following the recovery In Wall
Street yesterday. Profit - taking later
caused recessions, and the market tecame
irregular, la the afternoon Wall Street
offered stock and caused a setback,
especially in Southern Pacific. Union Paci
fic and United States- Steel, while Rock
island fell two points. ;.>»vitsvtlle and
Nashville and Krie shares, on the other
band, remained firm. Prices generally
closed easy. v '
Call money in London. JV"2\ per rent;
01 en market discount rate for short bills.
."V<i.M» per cent; lons bills. :: 5-16^3% per
..in; Berlin discount rate. S% per cent;
Paris discount rate. 2% per cent; Paris ex
change on I -on. ion. I", francs V*\ centimes;
Berlin exchange on London !0 mark 41*4
pfennigs. l<nr gold. 77s fd. American
eagles. 7«3 <d. "*
Berlin. Jan. s.— Trading was light on the-
BOW, but r r ' ( '* s «ere stronger on th«*
strength In New York yesterday, and
easier money rates here.
Paris. Jan. Three per cent rentes 7* 3
centimes higher at 93 franca :>., centimes.
Trading .was .active/ and the Bourse was
firm. *
-.*ERBO C *
V^ TRUST CO. *A
*^ 358 Fifth Aye. -. *60 Broadway *
100 West 125 th St. 3d Aye &US St
STRONGEST IN WORKING CAPITAL
Central Trnst Company of lei Tori
54 WALL STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS - - $18,000.8*
(Of which 1 17. 000. 00P ha» bo«n eara><!>
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
COLORADO A SOUTHERN.
, , " 1003. 100*. M
4th week In tVc. $472,345 $473.5»T $3Srt.»:4
July Ito Dec. 31 8.645, 425 8.055.t>53 7.»43.^:
SOUTHERN. -.
Number of miles 7.030 7 013 — ■
4th week in Dec. *1.r.»*..-.7« SI.MVH39 *1 _*&»
July Ito Dec. 31 29.250.739 26.579.127 25.._4.«
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
4th week in Dec. $832,917 - 5*13.33» $650. 43»
Jan. Ito Dec. 31 14,500,241 13,917.314 16.ti71.«i
ATLANTIC COA^T LJXE.
Month of Nov. —
Number of miles 4..133 ' 4 303 4 323 1
Gross earnings.. $2.746. :£>_: $2.247 222 ' $2,365 _J!» I
Oper. expenses.. t.M&7Sa 1 4»*i..>7_: 1.73«tM»
•Net earnings.. $1.097. $761,150 " *>08.3-i
July 1 to Nov. 30— . "
tiroes earnings..sll.oSO.>ol $3.6t«>.50S $1O,«»,11J
Oper. expenses.. 7,773.407 7.153.242 £.732.301
Net earnings. $3,307,393 $2,507,268 $2.157. 750
CENTRAL. OF NEW JERSEY.
Month of Nov. — N
Gross earnings. $2,450.1«6 $2,233,913 $Z«ls.3Tt
Expenses 1.300.226 1.210.507 1.370. lf<o
Net earnings. . $1,149,980 $1.C25,411 J1.045.154
Renew, addi
tions, etc .... . —
Balance $1.149.9«> $1,028,411 JI.(HM«4
Ctgs. and tax.. 347.277 492.060 373.070
Surplus $802,682 $536,331 $673.11*
July 1 to Nov. 30—
Gross earning*. sll. «2.s4.> $10,044,032 $12,431.90*
Expenses 6.349.765 137.379 ».9u2.143
Net earnings. $5,252.750 $4.»06.«63 $5.3u!>.7>a
Renew, addi
tions, etc
Balance $5,282,780 $4.«0fi.«>53 $5.309. 7 el
Cbgs. and tax.. 2.336.336 |$MJ 2.328.5**
Surplus #2.046.443 $2,244,632 $3.1-3. *73
LOUISIANA it. ARKANSAS.
Month of Nov. — 1009. 100-S. Increase
Number of miles 225. S4 225. M — -
Gtoss earnings.. $lGt>.f»7 $$5.03:! $23.&*3
Sap. and taxes. t>7.!w*» 67.557 »tol
Net earnings.. $41,191 $17.0*55 $24,123
Other income... 10.605 5.339 3.3=*
Total income.. $51,79* $22,404 . $».*»
Charges 23.i£t> 17.wi3 *."«
_ — i
Surplus $27.»70 $5,321 $22.««
July 1 to Nov. 30 —
Gross earnings. $536. Sl* \ $467,385 $dß,^i
Kxp. and taxes. 345.tU7 365.333 *l!*n*
Net earnings. . $15)1.201 JUC.SK J>s 933
Other income... 42.445 24.434 tt.sH
Tctal Income. $253.H46 $126,716 $U l «v*»
Charge* 115.627 W.IJM 27.444
Surplus $115,019 $35,K2 $79.45*
•Decrease.
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA 4 ST. LGUIi
Month of Nov. — —
Number of miles 1.23»' 1.230 — -
Total oper. rev. $3^i».554 $930,237 $*2J
Total op<r. exp. 702,540 717.433 # 14.i«»
Net oper. rev. $257,014 $212.?03 *"A"*
Outside op. (deb.) 3.774 Usl *"
Total net rev. $253,233 $209.^6 iX sl
Taxes 2t\500 20.WW **
(•per. income. $262,730 $IMVS«>» »'- ' :J
July to Nov. 30^- .a ..,-
Total orer. revJs4.7SO.lsO $4.H33.75« * 14 *--f
Total oper. c»p. 3.41».3a7 3.471. __1
Net oper. rev. $1.2*4.^2 $1.161.1*»> 5 1 ;iSJ
Outside op. tdeb.) 5.097 s.!**
Total net nrr. $1,279,443 $l,l»«J.0»a ' I^^,
Taxes .. ■ 102.3W» !«.«•• m. za> "Z
Oper. lncomo.TTnß.94s 51.050.163 $l2t^?ii
•Decrease.
WISCONSIN CENTRA!* •
Month of Oct.— _ .'■ ii- *
Number >>t mii«-« I.WS> y ~ ... '.
Total oper. rev. $797,473 $«»•;:- VMJ**
Total ope. cxp. 4U2.3W5 440.»>W> > 4S.J(H
Net oper. rev. ~~ $305. WiVWi • >4 '"^?
Outside op. tnet) U>» 373 «
Total net **«. 152 $251,441 $54. 7W
Taxes ...... ; 2x»H __-*»-«^ £*{
i>per. 1nc0r^'.~i277.303 * $221.J*5 J33.3«
Tola? oPr Ht re*vrs2,U3D.U3l $.'.71v:.:.7 $24 l *!|
Total i>v*i >M' 1.M«.»»3 l.«a.;«bS laUs^
Net orer rev. $I.U2.»*T $t.OK!:0S» $>».?*♦
Outside op. (net i :».«7a 3.513^ »«*J
Total net rev. |1,14H.«J 91.«MLSM $00.13*
Taxes . tUkS4S HUM >' a *
(.[..-r income.- $1"-' - $93l».5l»; |'Jt.2lJ".
• Decrease. S »
CHICAGO rNDUSTRIALS.
! Anwri«-an «""»»» 13 »? j Otl«> i**\o\i T»w»l 40H
do preferred ...'. M i Chic Telephone lo» »
Am Tel * Tel 140 | fhle Title ATr J4»
• Yin Shipbuilding. 7>*» J Diamond Match . ■-**
preferred HI W I National Ui.scuit i>l '-*
j nooth Kisherirs. . . 374 IVoplr'a iUs J»j
do preferred IS [Quaker i>at» pref..!«»*
do certificates... 32 j streets Stable Car.. »■» *
Itoxboard pref.... It ■>»•(! A. Tv lv»
C'hlc Ky« ser 2 34 tears- Roebucfc. J» '
Chic Subway . 47 i do pr»fenr«d • 12*>
CM Edison 120 , Western Sione,.... I* 1 *
•Ex dlvWcni I*4 per cent.
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