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14
R. L. DAY & CO.,
;37 Wall St., 35 Congress St.
XEW YORK BOSTON
HIGH GRADE INVESTMENT BONDS
Municipal end Railroad
Mrml»en» New York and
V Boston Stork Kirlinnge* " - -■■ ■,
Comparative Table of
' New York City Bank Stocks
Mailed on Application.
CLINTON GILBERT,
2 Wall Street.
W A RR EX, GZOWSKI & CO.
MEMBERS TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Canadian Bonds
TORONTO. NEW YORK.
4 <'olborne> St. 2,.% Uroad St.
Office* Connected by Direct Wire
1852 1910
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
Sfi Wall St.. New York
MrVBl INVESTMENT
>'. Y. STOCK EX. BONDS
GUARANTEED STOCKS
Dealt In by
EDWARD B. SMITH & CO
Banker*
2" Pine (sti-e*t. New York.
' N. E. Cop. Broad A: Chestnut St».. Phlla,
Members New York and Philadelphia Stock
■ Exchanges.
MEETINGS
THE PI.AZA BANE.
New York. December 29th. 1909.
Not}?* Is hereby piven that an Annual Meet
fajr of the f*tock*ioW«Te of THE PLAZA BANK
•0.-.SI be held at It* Banking- House, corner sSth
Ptr*e-t 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 the
jKirpote of elect In* fourteen Directors for th«
— ■wing year and three Inspectors of Election
to serve at the next Annual Meeting, &ad for
th» transaction of euch other business as may
properly com« before said meeting.
Polls will remain open from 12 M. until
1 P. M Transfer books ■will he closed from
December 29th. 1909. to January 4th. 1910.
■ E. M. CLARKE. Cashier.
GARFIELD NATIONAL, BANK.
J*Uth Avenue and Twenty-third Pt.. New Tork.
NEW YORK. December 31. lPOfl.
The Annual Meetin? of the Stockholders of
tWf Bask, for the election of Directors, will
V* heM at the banking house. Fifth Avenue
and Twenty-third Street, on Tuesday. January
11. 1910. b«tw»*n the hour* of 11 A. M. and
12 M. W. L DOUGLASS?. Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DREW * LEWIS. Inc.. »5 Cliff St City
The Board of Directors of thin company
have dw)ar«-d the regular 4 per cent eexni
aucnus! sill said on the preferred stock 0a
fU>tkhn\&^rf of record at the close of business
on December 27. lf«>J>, payable January 10.
IPVT Ch«^k» will be mailed
JOHN" a LEWIS. Treasurer
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
BOISSETAD* 4 CO..
24 Broad Street.
New York, December Sift, IPOS>.
Mr. Henry a. Murray having this day re
tired frcrn the firm of Bol^evalri & Co.. the
fna art continue with the undersigned as
««ner»i partners.
JAN LODEWYK PIERSOX.
ANDREW MURRAY YOUNG.
ANDREW J. MILLER.
A HARRY H. MOORE
A $2On.onn.noo GAS DEAL.
AVrr York May Be Supplied
from West Virginia.
Hunting-tor. "W. Va.. Jan. 7— A deal which
Involve* approximately $3»/On.W and by
Trhich New York capital, said to be hacked
by the Standard Oil Company, will control
the entire gas output of W«*s=t Virginia,
has practically been closed.
For some time the New York interests
have controlled the gas situation through
out the northern and central portions of
th«» state and by the new deal they will
er.\n control of the Southern fields also.
The •lew deal involves the United Fuel
Gas Company, of Pittsburg. which only
rpceni2T\;'took. over the extensive holdings
of the. l" nited States Natural Gas Com
pany in this state, the Columbia Gas
Company.,. which supplies Cincinnati: the
Interstate Gas Company. The Ohio Fuel
Supply, and others, all of which draw
th«>ir supply from Southern West Virginia.
It is said to be the intention of the
New York men to pipe gas to New York.
Philadelphia and other seaboard cities.
r-iricinijati. Jan. 7.— S. White, presi
dent of the Columbia Gas Company, ex
plained the merger of West Virginia nat
ural pas interests to-day.
"Our company is Ftill independent, but
*'c are working with ' the Standard Oil
Company interests in an offensive and de
fensive alliance," he said. "We shall com
plete the connecting pipe line between the*
Kaaawba River and the gas wells Cl the
"United Fuel Supply Company next week,
and -then if anything happens to our sup
ply we can draw upon the wells of th»
Standard."
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET, — Money on call
opened at 55 8 * per cent; highest. 6 per cent,
•lowest, 4 per cent; closing, 4 per cent; rul
ing rate. l\ per cent; last loan, 5 per cent.
Time money was characterized by a mod
erate'supply and a fairly pood demand.
Kates. i?t&-i*Z per cent for all dates. Mer
cantile paper came into tho market with
moderate freedom, meeting: with a fair de
mand. Rates, i- ll 'S<, per cent for indorsed
*xllis receivable and choice single names;
"Ri per cent for ethers.
FOREIGN* EXCHANGE.— foreign ex
■ch&uge market opened steady, with demand
sterling around 4.6620. but at the end of the
::ri t hour became easier, with cables quoted
ax 4.S7;X'@4-£7i*. demand sterling at 4.8G503
-i.v>i ar.d fixty-day bills at 4.53%iQ-J. M.
Short franc? were a.l^% and Ehort reichs-
_ marks BP* less 1-22. The close was steady.
rankers' posted rates were as follows:
Sixty days. Demand.
Sterling . . 4.544 4>74
.Germany, reichanuu-ks 04*» &.14
Paris, francs „ 5.184 6.16S
Be^riutr. {run — 6.18S 5.174
Switzerland, francs l.U'-'» fc-K%
HoUao<i. guilder* 59* 401*
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,— Boston, par;
Chicago. 10c discount; San Francisco, sight
SV»C' telegraph 5c premium; New Orleans,
•commercial :5c discount, bank SI premium;
Ofaarleston. buying par. selling l-10c pre
mium: St. Louif. 20c premium bid, 30c pre
mium 4ii-kt»rt . Minneapolis, 60c premium;
Savannah, buying 3-lt>c discount, seilinif
par.
> HANK CLEARINGS.— New York, ex
changes $S2s,4si).t>». balances C1.W1.254; Chi
cago, exchanges J41.342...6, baianoes Jl.iSO.-
K4; Boston, exchanges t33.5«6,924,. balances
51.95.535: Philadelphia, exchang-s S>.M4.4tf'.
balances 075.317.
SILVER MARKET.— Commercial bar sil
ver, r^c Mexican silver dollars. 44c. Bar
silver in London closed at 24 l-16d. a decline
of VI
GOLD PREMIUM. -In Madrid. 7.3>; Lis
bon. IZSfIL
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican ex
change on JC*w York is quoted at COl 1 *-
GOVEKXMENT REVENUE. — Receipts
from customs yesterday were H.226.5&S in
irtniiX revenue I ».234. and miscellaneous
il?l.:7i>. a total of $2,033,425. against total
«-xp^nd;iures on ordlnarj- account of J2^»V).
iriZ. For the month 10 date ordinary iv
ie!its have r^« n J4.8&4.?T0 and ordinary ex
5-<«ri<iiiur«rs 55.V>4.i03. the excess of expendi
lurcs amounting to ' ••^'.5*3 For the fiscal
year to d&'e ordinary receipts have been
%331JiUMB&. . Linat t255,525.470 in the same
tme in IJ»'>&. and ordinary expenditures
$r>'/'3,557. against $52.€74.640 in liMS, the ex
cess of .-xi-endltures this year amounting
to Ci.iC3.4:-3. compared with an excess lasi
ye^r of fc7.i35.170 Including Panama Canal
account and public dett. the excess of all
exifß«iitur<"-s over receipts since July
amounts to J43/63.CR3. against an excess in
ihe rorrf-spendirg period a year ago of JS2,-
IS€.o7S.
FUB-TREASI"RY —The Sur)-Treasur\- was
debtor to the Clearing House $1.550.14 i
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
<rumi*hec by Van Schaick &. Co.. Xo. 7 Wall
' i>:r**: 1
Iflbaatl Bid.Asked.
tr. tec Ky 134 14 : «JCctton Duck. 64 *
■ <*-j inoonir* 534 «1 *° incomes — 25
do "rvT... B»% *7 |N Ry * L6SP7 •«*
GBiSYT - •*> Li* P«* pf »-2 84
11 14 i df 4S«. .&2 03
gflt-oird Co ~ 2* kn CKIS» .Bl «3
rfols- rf 75» tC iCont Trust . . 22» 2C4
iO »C r.r <" '• f Colon Tra*t. Jfl "*'
CW-Ib al« 8£ Third Nat B — 125
doiO-yrs* in BetefFM * D«p..1534 1554
00-*oJ Gas — 105 M*ol*M Tr — 65
toC*^....lV> l-»%: Ncr Oot Ry.lIC% 117
STOCKS IRREGULAR, CLOSING STRONG
~ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1910.
Sh'j-siNet j " ; I Actual Sales. I Closing. I Sh'rsl NcTI i Actual Sales. 1 1:."?^"^
sold, jchge 1 1 Op. l Hl.|Low|Flnl!Bld.|Aak gold. |chgej | Op.| Hl.lLowlFlnl Bui. Ask
600! + Vi AHis-Chalmerß Company.... | U\\ 15 ! I4«i 16 I H»i : ~Tir 8,0001 t +.% Laclede Gas 114%}114!4|U4 5 |iI4S lU% '}}***
•MM Allls-Chalmers Company pr 54 54 I 534 53Vi 64H 55 1.400]- M Louisville & Nashville J168»4 168^ 157 187J4 lg% PS?
44.90W + H Amalgamated Copper 87«4i SB>4 57% 8814' Ss4 8S , IOC - »i Mackay Companies 90^ 90^1 90% 90^ *?■* » fnt
10.1- a American Art. Chemical.... 47 47 47 fll 46U 17-. 312] — Manhattan Elevated 137 127 ! 137 137 l« 1 ,!-^ 1 ,?
I.SOO— Vs American Beet Sugar 46 46 44*1 4M 45^1 4» J. 400 Marine 7 7% 7 VA £* '$
600 American Can 13 134 13 52 13U 13^ lOOi- M Marine pr 23H 23U 23V4 23 Mr 1 . 23%; 23%
2.900; 4M. 1 American Can pr 80»i m t ! 80-, S«.\ 8% 81 300—^3 M.. St. P. &8. S. M I38\ll3?^ I.lß^|l3B^i 13TJ4!139
1.700]- H American Car & Foundry... 71H 712 71 71 70%! 71> 4 10 - M.. St. P. &S.S.M. L. l>.. 82* i 92* 95%1 92% ?2U. m*
100— % American Car & Fdry. pr.. 119*4 119% 119 119H US»;ill9', B U.iOO —\* Mo, Kansas A Texas I 50^1 •""• 149 I 4>% 49^4 49^
1.000— « i ! American Cotton 0i1...: i67| 67 65% 66%4 6t>V*l ?£Vi 1.100 — Missouri Pacific 71% 72 -I 71 71% 71 Jl 1^
220— Hi , American Hide & Leather.. 7% 7"4 7% 7-*! 7\ 8 J 10 1 - National Biscuit US 115 116 1116 113 TO
100 -i« American Hide & Lea. pr... 46>4 46Vi 46% 46 11 * 1 4G ♦«« 1!j1 !j I.MOr- National Lead 8? !69 SSU| 88% |.««| £fw
200 ♦ % American Ice Securities j 2t? 2R\ 26 ■ 26% 2»> 26>*. 100 + -V, National of Mexico pr '62 ! 62' 62 162 nii •>-
MO ♦ Yi. American Linseed 17 l % > lT^i lVi 17U 1" i 17* i 9^ol + H (National of Mexico 2d pr... 25% 25?s 25' g 25*?. — — — —
200 +«s American Linseed pr 45%[ 462 4&C 45H 45% 46»« 200;— New York Air Brake 93^] XV, 92^1 92* 4 ! 91Jii 93
«00— % American Locomotive 60 60 j 59^ 59 T «' 60 : fio4 11,200 -l New York Central l 23 T «ll24"iiil23''i!l24^'l24Mj ■I--***
110+1 {American Locomotive pr 116 115 US 115 114*41115 7,356 • A New York Central rights — E%| &jn\ Hi' 2f? " -r-r
100 American Malt pr i4l 41 141 141 141 I 41% MO +'- N. V.. N. H. &H. subs 147V 4 147 1 * 14.1-. _— ■ -— -
22.2C3 +aj American Smelting; 101^ 101t*|100«4 101% 101*4 101% 2<V\ + i.] N. Y. N. H. & H 15fiV157 156\ 10. 1.-*' i !•'' ;
1.100- \ American Smelting pr 111*7 111% Ul2 1115 111% \\1VA 5001— New York. Ont. & Western! 49\i 49% 48% «•.« 49, 49 1-*1 -*
200 American Smelting pr 8.... 9<h 4 9014 SXfti WV* 90 | 90C 1.800, + M Norfolk & Western 199 99^ 98% 99 9« « »
40tV-H American Steel Foundry.... 644 64% 64*4 64% «4 84% 300 Norfolk* Western pr 190 90, Wg 90 90 91
1.100 American Sugar 12241121% 122% 1122% 122% 400- v, North American I s2U 82% $1% S J> *},'* <'^
1.50o!- % American Tel. & Tel i140%'140a; 140 140 139-4J140 1.600 + S Northern Pacific 1143 143^ 1«% 143% 143% 143%
400— 14 American Tobacco pr 95 95 J 94*41 94»4 95 96% 200|— 1 'Pacific Coast 115% ! 116% 115V1K4 11^ "i
100 American Woolen ! 35-% 35^ Ss\ 15% 35% 3«% 900 ►% Pacific Mail 41 41 ■ 40% 41 41 42
300 +.H American Woolen pr 102 102" 102*4 102» 4 ;i02» 4 103«» 25.050 +% Pennsylvania Railroad 135*4 136!.* 13o^ll3fi 13.->\jlo6
5.650 +14 Anaconda, ex div %* j 62% 52"i 51% 52% 53-^ 52*, 100 +1 Pennsylvania Railroad 5ub8J153%|135%!133% 133% — - —
16.M?: ♦ % Atchison .?. 121% 122% 121% 1221-4 122%! 122% 900 • % People's Gas & Coke 114% 114% 114 114J f 114^ W*
1.500 f3f 3 Atchison pr 103*4 104 103? 104 103**: I'M 1.400-% P.. C. C. & St. L 9$ 99Tj 99 99i *^' ?*
400 + % Atlantic Coast Lino |136% 136% 136 !136% 136 136% 3.3001 • % Pittsburg Coal J 26^! 2.%, 2b% 27 26% -. .
2.400 1 *«4 Baltimore & Ohio 118 ;ilS»* 117%:11S%'11R%.11», 4,400. *1% Pittsburg Coal pr 82% 84% «}%«?* "| » a
SCO +1H Baltimore & Ohio pr 93 94 93 194 93 94 300|- % Pressed Steel Car LS^,SSB iff* i2B? ioß*n2
200 Bethlehem Steel.... !33 33 i 33 83 \ 32% 34 300 > % Pullman Palace Car 191 191% 191 W». 1» 194
4.175— % Brookl>-n Rapid Transit ; 75% 79 78% 78% TSSI 75% 1.000-1% Railway Steel Spring 49 49 45% 4S* 4 48 % «*}
2.7001+1*8 Brooklyn Union Gas 161 162*4 161 162 Vi 162 ' i 162^ 121.600 - % Reading 168 lbS 166 16. 16. 1|7%
8.000,- % Central Leather 47% 47\ 47% 47% 47*4 47% 70M-] Reading Ist pr 93 93 92 92 91% »%
200- i 4i 4 Central Leather pr... 10$2 10S«4 10S% 108$ 108% 108% 1.200 + % Re ub ! Iron * Steel .!& ,^l* uafc Ucs 4 104
135 -2 . Central of New Jersey 312 312 1312 312 310 315 800 Republic Iron & Steel pr. . 103% ; 103*4 103% 103** ;i rt3»« 104
24.700 +& Chesapeake & Ohio 91 91% 90 {£.% 91%' 92% 59.400-% Rock Island ;48 . 48% 46%; 46 %• 4bTs 4.
900 +% Chicago Gt. West, new < 35% 35% 55% 35% ;— — 700 +1 Rock Island pr^..... 87% j 87% 87 87 . 56% 8«%
1.100 + ii» Chicago Gt. West, new pr.. 62 63% 62 63% TO ' St - T^ u \s * 2d pr «^ ! mi?- £# S*H m % 4;
4,000 4*4 Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul.... 164% 155% 154% 155%i105% 155% 1.300 St. Lous Southwestern 33% 33% 3.% 33 33 ,W*
200 Chicago. MIL & St. Paul pr 171 171%i171 171% 171V172% 800 ; St. Louis Southwestern pr .. ,a%. £** .0% 76% 76% . ' V
2.580!- % Chicago &• Northwestern . ... 179 179 178%|1782j178%|179 65.450 4- % Southern Pacific 137 137% 135% 13. 'LHP*
1.000 +% Chicago & Northwest, rts.. 15» 4i 16% 15% 15% — I.SOO — - Southern Railway 33 33 32% 33 » 33
>-, + % Chicago Term. Tr 4 4 8% 2"l 3i 4 2.000 -% (Southern Railway pr , .3% 73% ,3 .3% 73% ,4
100[-1% Chicago Union Trac. Pr 10*4 10*4 10 ! 10*4 10*4 12 i I"" 1 — Tennessee Copper ■39 ,39 fjl c 9 39 40
600— Xi C C C & =;t I Mi-, Siu SI 81 'SO «1 1.700 + % Texas & Pacific 1 3.->% 3t>% 35% 00% »J4 6*
2.51 i ? Colorado Fufl 1•iron:::::::1 •iron::::::: S^ I §? ?» 8« & 1 48% I™] +;* Third Avenue Railroad j 18% 19% 18% 19 1% 19
2.150 4% Colorado & Southern 60% 81% 59*4 1 €0% 60 ; 60% £0 +1 ,, Toledo Rys. & Light ....... 12% 13 12% |13 12% 13
300 4% Colorado & Southern Ist pr S2 82 !S2'S2 !82 82% 300 4% To edo. St. Louis & Western, 53% 53% 53^ 53% 53% 53**
2001 4- % Columbus ft Hock. C. & f..i 91*4 92 I 91% 92 91% l 91% 200! Toledo, St - L. & est. pr.. 7^ .1% 71% 1 Till 71% 71
U.»o'tH Consolidated Gas 158^159% 158% 158% 158% 159 , ,751 — - Twin (Sty Rapid Transit... ll^lie^ 116 116 m 117
1.700 -A* Corn Products Refining 22% i 22% ! 22% 22% 22% 22% J.WO £# K n On oajr & Paper i vnv «m? *L- 2U l.i 2 , 13
1.26S ♦ % Corn Products Refining pr. 85 ; 85% 85 Ss*s ISS • 85% 45,600; - % Union Pacific ?fr?mi* ?n^* ?n? ?Sii"
60-) -" Com*tock Tunnel .. .. .35 .35 .35 .35 I — 800 4- 2 Union Pacific pr. 103^103% 103 103 102% lfQ
250- % Delaware & Hudson ISI% ISl*4 181% 151% ISI% 183 317 + % United Dry Goods pr ... 112% 113 ; 112% 112*4 112% 112^
WOO Utt Denver ft Rio Grande 50 50*4 50 50% 60% 50% 1<» +1% United Ry. Investment pr.. 72% .2%; .2%; .2%; .2 ;73
100- 3 Denver & Rio Grande pr.... 83% 83% 83% 53% 83 ,84 MO- % U. S. Cast Iron P. ft F . . ....I 31 31% 31 , 31% 31 31%
200 > % Distilling Securities 36 ! 361-4 35 ; 36%: 36 36% I*o +% U. S. Cast Iron P. &- F. pr. 83% 53% 53% 83% 53% MV*
100-% Duluth. S. B. & At. Pr 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% ! 33% 335 +5 United States Express....... 120% 120% 120 ;120; 120 120 Uo
1 qvi 4i: Vrie r»Tfe 01 «aT •jwl -s-is «rZ I' 1 " 1 4 % United States Realty &Im 83% 83% 83% t3% 'CC 44 * 1 m%
2:775. : 3 irll w«:::::::::::::::::;:: mIkSSS3 88 JiG g+ 5 united states Rubber... ..; &£ W 50% 50% 50% 51%
300— % General Electric Co i 160% 160% 159% 159% 160 160% WH United States Rubber rts..| % % % »— —
UOOU% Great Northern P r 141% 142^ 1412 142^ 142 142% *+- - 'T'nfted States Rubber Ist pr,116 ,116 IISS;"* % !I^ %
1.8801- % Great Northern Ore ctfs....' 79% 79%.l 78? 79 75% 79 100 lUmted States Rubber 2d pr S2^ S2J4 82V, |2V> 82^ So
-v>-. _Z H.->me«;t-ike i li l *«1 «>l Rl 81 86 "4.?"' < "> +*s United States hteel • S.' B SS%| 86*^1 88 I S.' 8 8S
?*-ia 4 h. b c^nin:::::::::::::;:::: i§%iS% iS% iS% — _ im - % umted states steei Pr m3 1^ i^.i^^ 124s
180 - S H. B. Claflin Is: pr , 9*4 96% 9«% 2>v. - S Utah Copper.. ,? 9 ; 69% 59 : SBj 09% 60
ml* Illinois Central.. 146% M l^ 145%>145% 14«% , Va-Caroina Chemical L^L54% 63% fgW 64 , »4%
11.600 . % Inter.-Metropolitan 24%| 24% 24 | 24%; 24% 24% 100 —Va -Carolina Chemical pr... 128% 128J4 tUgl M 127 128%
9.2001 - % Inter.-Metropollt.in pr M 60% 59% 60% 60% 60% 50 — Vulcan Detlnmng : 23% 23%, 23% 23% 24 27
450-2 International Harvester 1120% 121*4.12f*v121%:i21 122 1001 -1 Vulcan Detinning pr ;. iBl 81 iBl I p ,SO 88
«Q0 ♦« International Paper pr 59 59 !59"i 59 58% 59 5.300 1 IWabash 20% . 20% 24% 25% » 20%
6.000! - % International Steam Pump.., 54 54% 1 53*4 54%! 54% 54% 9.800 +% j\\ abash pr... §.% 67% 06% 0.% 0,% 67%
200; 4 % Inter. Steam Pump pr....... 90 #>\ W M'! 90 90? l'H W-tst^nW -t st^ n M a yl^? d i^ "~"" «2 SJSt S?* 91 I *P* %7,
300 f% lowa Central j 29%; 29% 29% 29% 28% 39% 200,-1 (Wheeling &LE Ist pr.... 21% 21% 21 21 21 22
1.600}—- Kansas City Southern I 43% : 43% 42% 43% 43 43% 2001- % Wisconsin Central \ 49- 49- 49% j 49% 49% 19
»'■— H Kansas City Southern pr... 71 j7l I 70% l 70% i7O 71 | I I , ! I I I I 1
Total sales for the day. 886.146 shares, compared with 973.400 shares for the cc c °"e^pon^lnf«" e^ p on^ ln f« d < ,^ QJlf^a n . r ,^ in i«*>
Total sales. January l to January 7. inclusive. 5.176.107 shares, compared with 6.042,918 shares for the same period m 1909.
FINANCIAL MARKET
CALL MOXEV EASIER.
President's Recom mevdationx
Favor Investors.
Transactions in stocks were heavy in
volume throughout the five hours of
business on a movement of prices that
showed net grains in the larger number of
issues nt The- close. In the early opera
tions traders endeavored to establish
quotations on a higher level, but on the
advance stock was met with in quan
tity, and at the end of the morning; ses
sion the general market was under the
final figures of the preceding day. Deal
ings in United States Steel common
were enormous, sales of from 3.000 to
.-..000 shares at a time. -being common,
while one instance of "■ 9.000 shares
changing hands was reported without
the accompaniment of specific news af
fecting the United States Steel Corpora
tion. Bulls on the stock thought that
the price held remarkably well in view
of the extent of the selling, and from the
showing made by the issue they were
satisfied that, notwithstanding the evi
dence that genuine liquidation was
under way. no severe decline might be
looked for. even though the directors
should decide not to advance the divi
dend at the next quarterly meeting. It
required 30.000 shares of the stock to
put the price down 1 point In the first
two hours of trading, the movement re
flecting an unusually good absorptive
capacity for the issue. Southern Pa
cific was in demand, and the Street
again thought it detected buying for the
account of the Union Pacific.
The market was not affected to any
extent by the President's special mes
sage to Congress, the recommendations
of which were in line with expectations
based on fairly accurate forecasts of re
cent days. Legislation suggested by the
President would favor investors, while
it would tend to curtail the speculative
activity of directors of corporations and
might serve, to restrict general specu
lative operations which in the end would
redound to the benefit of the financial
community. Wall Street had a report
yesterday that a big bear pool had been
formed to break the market and would
use the President's attitude on corpora
tions as its chief argument, but the
course of prices did not show note
worthy progress in that direction, nor
was there anything in the character of
trading that indicated the presence in
the market of strong interests working
together for cheaper quotations. It is
known, however, that certain large oper
ators have been working independently
on the bear side In recent days.
Most stocks rallied in the late opera
tions, and traders who made commit
ments for short account earlier in the
day covered their contracts as a rule, es
pecially in United States Steel, which
ended at a small net gain, against a
maximum decline in the day of 1 point
Kew York Central led the railroad
shares in point of strength, while Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific acted bet
ter, buying of the Harriman Issues com
ing from sources that caused consider
able uneasiness among the shorts. Call
loan rates did not go above 6 per cent,
and the preliminary statement of the
week's movement of money indicated a
favorable showing by the Clearing House
Institutions to-day, the known changes
in holdings suggesting an Important ad
dition to cash resources. On their oper
ations with the interior the banks have
gained upward of $5 ,000.000.
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished by R. L Day & Co.. No. 37 Wall
street.)
Jar. d Jan. 7. . Jan 6. Jan. 7
Bo« A1b.. 232 '.' - I Boston Cons. £14 21**
uo>toa El 135 135 iCaJ <* Hecla.67o 670
Kll^fcb'S pf-131 *182 {Centennial M M 364
NY NH 4H.W 1 * 157 i Ccp Range MM 1 , —
Old C010ny. .19% '200 iFranklin M- 174 174
WE £« By. »4 94% •;<«_::: . M.... - 110
d, j>r«f..*lo7 IM Him Cons M 5 5%
Mass El Cos 17*. 18 Mohawk M. 67 66
<!o pref... 7» ! « 794 No Bu:te... 45«* 42*4
Am Pneum. 74 Tn Oececla. M....181 161
do pr«f... '201.4 20 Old Dem M.- 53 68
Am T& T. 140 140 Parrot M-... »¥ 20*4
*■,»«• En; T 18*5 136 Quin >• «... 83 H>
\\v« T& T 17* IT Tamarack M 74 t7l
do rref.-- 1«34 W4i Wolverine M.l 4* 14!*
L'n Sto* M. t» «" s Vt.' S Smelter* 534 58%
do pref. ■- »» 3i j <j 0 pref. ... SS 1 * 5! T *
Arcadian M- 6 7*»M' S Oil 37* 87
Atlantic M. 11 11 M*« Of* ... 61% 81%
ghannoo If- 17% It* it, pr«r.... M 94
NEW-YORK DAILY TTHBfTNE, SATTHDAV. JANUARY fi. litft
Unit Fruit. »l6S 167 I Utah **M 44V*
•Asked. +Ex rights.
BOND MARKET SALES.
10000 Jap 44* • •• • W\; 1000 L& N AX &
3<K>o do . .:.:: 96H C45...^... .944
2500 do 4s BM| 1000 MC 4? M d. 99*4
1000 VSof M4s 944 8000 do . . ..-•■ ££*»
10000 Arg 5s Rets 86% WOO Marine 4 : c s • • WJJ
15000 do 96 10000 *> *0*»
6000 Sao P ss . ... 964 1000 M St Ry Gen
7000 N V c 44s 5s Ctfs 18
1957 ... 109 T * 50«X> M C Con 45.. 9.
7000 dc • 110 40iX> do ww 7A7 A
40*-m do New...109 T ii 3000 MStP &S S
10000 do 4.« 1957.1004; M Ist Con 4s 994
MOM do 1968 .100*4 5000 M K4 T Ist
51000 do 1969 100*» 4s 99»*
12<XH> do 1004 1000 do Ref 45.. £5
600 Adms Ex 4s. 82 | 18000 do ? F 446 »W4
4000 Allis-Ch 6a . MS! 15000 Mo Far 45. . 81*4
10C"» do 84% 1 1000 do Tr ss. .101%
10000 do M4| 2000 M & Es Con
BOM An-, A C 55. 102 i 7s }}* j
1000 do ... 1024 5000 do Ist 75...1 ll -4
1000 Am M & L I 2000 N El R R 4s Sl4
6s .101% ! 25000 N Rys of M
1000 Am C 0 44" 97\S 4 : is 94V,
1000 AT&T Cvt 1 2.-^OO do 94H
4s ....... 10451 12000 do *■* '-
21000 Am Tob R«..10CJ4 10000 NYC t>er>
2000 do 106 1934 9.*>%
1000 do 4s 764 5000 do 95*
12tW do 77 , 7000 do Gen 3>ts 91 : -*
3000 do 76 7 70( "0 do L S Col
MOO do 774 34s PO»4
•-»-> do 28000 .do M C Col
10000 An Ar Ist 48 774 3:,. 79»i
1000 do 78 J 8000 NYG AE L
18000 Armour 44« 944 1 H & P 55..102 1 ;
7000 A T & S F I 1000 N T N H & H
Adj 4s ■ 9414 Deb 6s 133 1 *
9000 d<v Gen 4s. 100* i 10000 do 133- s
42000 do 100u!llOi» do 134
1000 do .lOOHI' 1000 N & W Con
5000 do . . C.10041 4s 99
5000 do . 100% 1500 do 9S*i
10000 do Crt 55.121* i! 85000 do C»-t 45.. 102
15000 do . 122 I 3000 do 101 »
12000 do 121% ! 12000 do 101% i
ISO.VV do 1214' 2000 do Div 45.. 92',
10000 do cvt 4s ' 1000 •:- 93
Rets Ist p. 1214 8000 do PC A C
35000 At C LAN ! 4s 89Vi
4s 95 8000 do 59
2COOO B A O Gold ' 6000 Nor P Gen 3s 73
45 . !>OI. 1 1000 do 72>
1000 do 99Vi I 7000 do Pr 45 ... 102
900* do "■•"■' i 29000 do lf>24
16000 do 994 ' ,V«Y> do ... l'"'2'«
IOCiO Beth Stl ss. *<•!, 2>XKI Ore Sh L Ist
6000 ,50 s^.. ! 6s . 1161*
14000 do «<; ' 100.1 do Gtd R«f
7000 B R T 45... 86*4! 4s 944
MM do ikfii^ 1 5100<-> do ... 94%
1000 do Gold Kp.104 7 10000 Pf A T 55.. 99%
5000 C Bo Ist Ext I 7000 Pa Cvt 34s..l<U>«
6s 1O4"i, ! .V«> do . 101
5000 do 2a 101**!li000 do o>-s 1916 98%
3f»Y\ c n(G con ; 500 do 964
5? . 119 I 4000 do f»U 4
1000 do M Div I 8000 do 96*,
6s 110 1 10000 p M Ref 45.. 78*4
84000 Cent L 55... 99K; 22000 Read On -s- 99%
12i>00 d. . 90V 5000 do c. 99 '■»
600i"> do .. ... <H>4! 5000 do W0
2000 Cof S J Gen "' MM Ry Btl ?p ss. 88%
5s R«»c 12". 10000 R I,v Btl r.5.1034
3000 c P Gtd 4s. 97>4! 4'i.W R!o G W let. 94*4
46000 do 07 1 .V»V> St LIM & 8
10M c & O Gen | On 6a 1094
44s 103 I 1000 do R f 45.. 88%
2000 do '"or ss. 113', 200.1 do R A G
.VHIO <T & a 34S . 75 I 4S . «7:»
3000 Chic & E 111 j «VO do 81
Gen 5s 113 ' 4000 StLiSFR
1000 Chic B A Q R Gen 5*.. 88%
Gen 4s .. . . 09% ' 80M ■;■ . . BSS
MM do 99V 500 1 fin Raf 4 « -4".
45000 do Jt 45... :■■.■■■".' 84«,
25000 do r«u. ! SOOO do 84"*
1000 do Rev.... :.-v 4 " MM St L Swn Ist
2000 do Deb 5s 101 4 j 4s ■...,
1000 do 111 niv . 1 — do Cnn 4s!' 7!»«
4- 100% 30000 S a & A P
1000 do I Ply 4s 99*4 1 4s «-
M>oo C M A St P I 1000 SAL Ref 4« '.<9's.
Gen 4s A. 1004 1000.1 S P C T 4s !>l*v
5000.1 do . ... 100 13000 do »1U
21000 dr. 4s lf«4 93S 1000 do 90 "
5000 do Ter 5s 108% 10000 do Rpf 4,.. '."■■,
154000 C R I & P 100.11 do m
Ref 4s . 91% 86000 do .. f.4",
IWW> do 91&s' 47000 fin Cvt 4s . . 105* 4
10000 do Pl*, 40000 d-i 105^
8000 do 914 2SOOOO do 1054
132000 do RR 4s 81% 50000 do 10.'.H
64000 do . S2 ; 10000 do 105 V,
100.1 do ..s2OF. Bi-.4!16«V«i do IWS
sf>ooo do «1&, !»00 So Ry G*n 4s Sin
31OiVl do . .. 81V92<100 do' SI
I*™ do . j:* j 2000 do M r»!v
60.^1 do c t 6a. 102% 44s 110
4000 C St r M A I f>OOO T C I & R
O 6s 127 ' G«n 5s 4-»
l<vm do 126»4! 100.1 t .<• N O sab
50.K1 c c c A St L Piv 6s 102%
Gen 4s 964! 4000 T & P Ist 5«-.112
22.100 CAP Ref A 1 22<v>0 Third Ay Con
Ext 445... 9* ! 4s Stpd . 6"
1000 Co! Ind 5s . 824! ft*io do 67»4
1000 c F & I Gen I 1000 T & O C Ist
5s 974' 5s 1104
1000 do 9 ! 10000 uEI I. 4V-. . . ».".■,
1000 Con Gas Ch j 19000 T' P Ist 4*.. .101%
. -J; 5s ... 102 I2«5OOO do 101%
1000 n * H C\i ! 2ii«io do 101%
4s . 102 I ,W> do Ref 45.. f»*
1000 do 101t;|i000«l do Cvi 45..115
10000 do lO rn NVIO do 1154
7000 do 10l4'3fl,Ki.i do 114**
1000 do Ref 1004 5000 d- . 114%
240.V) Den A R G | r/vi do 1 15»4
Ref 5s P4<-4! IOM V S R A Im
4000 p, Sec C Bs. 744! 5s .. 89
*000 do 74> 4 i RMn X' S Rub6s.lO4U
10.10 do 744 9>Vnl do ... .104
1000 Ed El N T I 2«>l>l :lo 104^
Con 55... 110 ' 5400<l C S Stl S F
1000 Erie Ist Cor I Kg 1044
4S 87 11040001 104000 do . 104-4
43T«10 do Cnvt 4» 131000 do 1O4'«
A .. ... 8O4! 20.10 do 108
10.100 do 80% I 2000 v«-r Ch Ist. 99
2000 do B 724 1 4000 War 2d far.'. 103« i
.V-00 Gen El Deb 12200.1 dc P. A Fit
■a 146 ! 4s . 76^
25000 Cr B Deb B 66000 do 76
SOilrt HEI Ft s*. 93 JIBOOO do ' 764
IM.IO in c Ref 4s 9f> ! 10.10 do . " 7«s.
B<w>.l int-Met 44s «- % i 24000 Wnh P T Ist
2000 do «2>4 ' r t - 9 504
17000 do ...S3 I 100 do fW«*
1100.1 do 82-, j 4000 do .... 514
1000 Ir.- R T ss.lo.Vs' 100 A do M**
2f^«l do 1014 1 10000 ho M" m
lOilftO do 108% MM rln 3.1 rtf» !1^«
TOM IAGN «* IM 'li.vwi £n 114
19000 A-> 110V25000 do ' " lU*
sOno Ir.t si p 6*. V.i, ■ .., <!■> ' 11%»
2000 I C R#f 4» 7«4-.V^«W> T\VM Md «, . 851.
1000 X C F p & trv«vt ,io as
M 4. ...r. «2 ! 200,1 do CM 4s. 73
2000 do c. 81*4! noon W-:F ,v 9"*;
4000 XC 80 5»..102*,i SiV.l do ' 9"4
i<yioo do 102-ii 4000 do Pl 4
1000 !2° 103 28000 w«at fi h ♦. 1014
4Ar««-> d- «(. 72*il MOO do lO i4
lOOf* L«=A MPo . Boo* do Reg.:::. loot!
S4» H «<w, v- rr-t n , 100
13000 do Deb 4«. ltt\i 7.V»1 do J»U
•252 . <« I' W. «« •>• T& R E fC4
in.vi 1.^4. N Vnit . AffftLEl
VZC2 1° ■ '■«» ) F.'l'«S' 10.1.. w'ls'c "en' 4.
6 " W¥>t do 100% 8000 do fU\
4000 do 1004|ia0O0 do ........ 84%
Total »*:.» of bends. tS.7SS.COO.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange":
Last ' Closing.
sale. Bid. Asked.
Adams Express 245 250 300
Am Agr Chem pref 1014 101 —
Am Beet Sugar pref 93 92 83*4
Am Coal. 120 100 150
Am Cotton Oil pref 1034 103 107
Am Dist Tel 20 ' 10 35
Am Express 299 MO 310
An Malt .7 64 7
Am Pnuff 2704 250 —
Am Snuff pref 100 9.1 100
Am Sugar pref 121 121 123
Am Tel & Cable. 83 70 77
Ann Arbor — 15 . 30
Ann Arbor pref — — 60
BatopUaa Mining: 34 3>4 4
Bethlehem Steel pref... 66 63»» 67
Brunswick IS4 17 194
Buff X & P 105 101 104
Buff P. & P pref 133 133 13<
Buff & Susq pref 62 — 70
Butterlck Co 33 33 34
Can Southern 70 69 694
Canada Pacific I*l 1814 182
C & So Am Tel 116 116 120
Chic & Alton 66*4 664 66%
Chic & Alton pref 70 6*>, 70
Chic & E 111 pref. 115 — 118
Chic B & Q 225 200 —
Chic I & L prof — 88 «0
Chic & North pref 225 210 225
CStPMiO.: 155 153 160
C St P M & O pref ISO 160 175
Chic Union Tract 5 4«» 5
C C C & St L pref 105 104 10g«4
Cleve & Pitts 175 174S —
Col Fuel & I pref 116 116 1»
Col &So 2d pref SI SOU •■-£*!:'
Consol Coal 97*4 100 _
D L & W 600 600 630
D M & Ft D 9 9 15
Detroit United R R . . . . 65 63 65
D ? B & At 17'-j 17S, 17\
Erie 2d pref 40V* 40^ 414
Evans & T H «0 56 62
Evans & T H pref 65 *• . PO
Fed M&S S2 70 75
Fed M & S pref *7»* £5 88
Gen Chem Co 93 924 P5
Gen Chem Co pref 103 103 105
Granby Mining 112 — 112
Havana Elee Ry 103 — !•>•>
Havana Elee Ry pre.f . . 9* 94 ■'-' ' 9f»
Hockinsr Valley.' . HS"i 108 120
Hockir.s: Valley pref . «<>\ — . . . 92
111 Central L L 994 9* —
Ingersoll-Rand Co 70 f»i •• —
lngersoll-Rand Co pref. 844 95 ■. —
Int Harv pref 127% 126 1204
Inter Paper 154 15>-* 154
Int Power 30 >.i 4 ' 30
lowa Central pref 53*4 52 53
Kfinawha fc Mich 55 55 59
X C Ft & M pref 7PH 78 84*
Ke-k & D M 9 s 10
Keok & D M pref 444 46 45
Kr.iek Ice of Chic 20 50
Kntck Ice cf Chic pref. .70 65 to
Laclede Gas pref 93 94 90
Lake Erie & W 25»« 25 26
Lake Erie & W pref 67U fi«4 634
Lake Shore 320 300 4**t
Long Island fl£ <V« 70
Mackay Cos pref 77*» 77 7?
Manhattan Beach 3 3^
Maryland Coal pref 9* .v> 70
Met St Ry 23 20 23
Mich Central — — igo
Mm & St Louie 53*« 51 53
M A St L pref 88 K2 R«
II St P & S S II pref..ls6", 153 1544
Mo Kan & T pref . 744 73»» 74^
Nash A Chatt 139 139 142
Nat Biscuit pref 123 121 12.'.
Nat Enamel A Stp 274 274 2*
Nat Enam & Stp pref.. 9*4 M 100
Nat Lead pref 109 10{»4 n<'S
New Cent Coal 52 30 60
N V C & St L 654 62 65
N V C & St L Ist pref.. ion 141 no
N V C * St L 2d pref. . 95 90 95
N V Dock 35 37 40
N V Dock pref SOS «2 R.V-,
Ontario Silver 2\ Z\ 3
Pacific Coast Ist pref... 105 101 ins
Pacific Cast 2d pref... 115 115 lis
Pac Tel & Tel 46 45 46
Pac Tel & Tel pref »* Oil r.«i
Peorla A East 27 27 29
P C C & St L pref 114 V lid 120
Pitts Ft W A Chic 1734 1734
Pr Steel Car pref 107"^ 106 10«
Quicksilver 31^ 34 37,
Quicksilver pref 4S 4»* 41
Ry Steel Spring pref ... 106 106 V
Reading 2d pref 109 106 \nk
R.-ns & Sara — 200 _
Rome Wat & Os; 126 124 —
Rutland R R Co pref ..30 30 35
Ft J A O ] 20 20 25
St J * G 1 Ist pref M 56 (Wi
St J & G I 21 pref 40 40 • 41U
St L & 5 F Ist pref 72 724 73
BtLABrC*EI ctfa.,l49 150 it-.
StL&S F C&E I ctfa pf.129 — IM
StLiS F C&E I cfs new 65 64 6S
S>ar*-Roebuck pref 120 5 i — 125
S!oss-Sheff Steel & Ir^n. 86 R54 «a
Sloss-Sheff S & 1 pref.. 1174 11* 119
South R R M A O ctfs.. 5614 (144 r,,
Tex A Pac Ld Tr 684 OS s{«:
Twin CRT pref 145 142 146
Un Bag A P pref 75*4 73 7544
United Rv Investment.. 40»i 414 44
United Cigar Mfg pref.. no 109 jn
D S Reduc A Ref ... 11 9 i>>
0 S Reduc & Ref pref. . 294 "5 M
Va Iron C A C 714 714 734
Wells Fargo Express... — 170 I^l
West Union Tel T&s^ 7« 77^
Westinghouse Mfg . . $I*, *i»» «•»
Westiugh Mfc Ist pref. • 12S\, 120 i^T
Wheeling ALE 9«4 94 ' <v.
W & L E 2d pref 12<* 114 124
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterday's closing
Quotations for government bonds, compared
with Thursdays:
-Jan 6.— — j an 7 -
Bid. Asked. Bid A«Vr<4
U. S. 2s reg 1930 101 101 V 101 ; *f*l
U. S. 2«. coup.. 1930 101 — 101 "_.
U. S. Ss. reg.. 190*-- IS. ..101*4 1024 Ml*i iiY>u.
U S. Bs. coup.. 190S--15..101V 1024 101? iiw2
U. B 4S. Reg . 1925 1144 1154 1144 1154
U. S. 4s. coup. J925 . 115 116 115 \\a^
Panama 2s. Reg . 1336... 100*, 101 4 ioo«i 101 «*
rana-.na 2s. coup.. 1836.. I<V.*» 1014 100H 1014
COBALT STOCKS.
<Fiirnlshe.l by Warren. Gsovskt 4 Ctv. v. m
Broad street.) '
Bid Asked ! B1(1 . , , .
Amalgamat.. 8 84 Kerr Lake. . .Ms " lOfO
Bailey -4 *\ La R05e.....4%fi 48 -»
Beaver Cons 35 36 Uttle N:pi M 24*. -I»»
Big Six 74 *>4 McKlnley sou £»?
Buffalo 255 SO-> Nancy Helen 16 lS^i
Chamb-Fert. 39 41 N lp is*lng .. 1030 IC «a
Cof Cobalt. 534 55 Nova Scoti» 45 Ti
Cobalt Ont. 2OV» 214 Ophir « 12
Cob-It Lake 13 -i 14 Otli.e ....;; V^. ~ %
iv.nla«a.- ...SM 575 Peterson L... 234* 1|?
Crown Re» .406 415 Rochester ... nC ?S
Fo«ter 30 3! i silver Leaf./ Ji£ i|«j
.Ufford 1«4 184 Silver Bar i% hi
'■: Northern 1O K>4!Sllve r OueVn «v •-**
• ire^-n Meeh 12 13 jTemt»k*mir-- cuil =;i?
Hargrave. y .i^ 44 tear:?^ laall
Hudson Bay.UW IV* iWaua ." Ja 'Ji
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
The market for outside securities opened
generally weak, with, prices off om ..*»
small fraction to almost a-- point in tno
leading copper stocks, while several or tn*
industrials showed heavier losses. Fresh
liquidation appeared, ani in spot? support
ing -orders were lacking, but around
midday the mark, steadied on fresh sup
port, although In many instance? the ran>
Wiled to reach tho opening figure fur
ther extrnslve dealines were shown in •*▼-
era! of the copper stocks, especially Mia™ i -
Consolidated Arizona Smeltinjj. K«rr a ji?
and Qlroux Consolidated. Ray Central
showpfl streneth on h"avy inside purchases
The industrial list, as ■ rule, »•« compara
tively quiet. American Tobncco opened Uf
8 points, hut afterward lost tn* 1 c 1 "•■
«sta"fls«id Oil ruled steady on lljrht dpnlinpFt-
United Clear was n Hhi.fl*> firmer. » on ,'
v -. o rnmr---niv(.|y oul^t and *"J s '" r in
«ympßthv v it'i thf balance rf the list.
INDUSTRIAL.
Sales. Ope. Hljth. U*. '-•fl-21<>f 1
21<> Am Tobacco... 42.'. 4i> 4.0 4JI
100 At Gulf &W 1 n'4 11V« 11 '* \l +
165 (Jo t .r*>f ...a 28 ■•-'.' -'
1.500 June OH ... -"> -'•' -,' "%
l..*>oi» Mantl.lt Trans.. -'• .-'« - -
20 Standard Oll.tWrt «0»» «•'■« ««}
.Win Cl«ai MnrMilS 92- W» •«=
2.2001 S Usrht « H 2%, -•* 25 -/
RAILROAD.
7(X>L'hi Subway.... 4's ii l i "•'- *l*
100 KCMm &O. l»% 19H i'»> s»*
600 s i,*.-: F releas 42*4 43 -i 4Jf4 43
100 SO Shore Trac. .14 >* 54 l * 54 •« 54 ♦
MINING.
400 Alpha Con 64 6"-. «•» 6H
7.oiX> »Argcntum .... 10 13 10 £•
•J.i hh. Boston Copper. 214 21% -l'» -l'«
2,000 *Bovard Con... 4 5 T^4-:. 5
1.550 Braden Cop 4 T » *'* t4*i 4 15-16
2.100 British «'ol Cop B^l S«s bb l * ■*
MH> Butte CoaUt -• 2* 2- 1 2$ '»
2.300 Butte & N V.. 1% tl T » I*4 1*
2,800 Canadian Mine* ft>» Sla 8U s i
800 *< arlsa 50 53 49 51
2.000 Chino C:pper.. 12? i 12?» 12-* 12' i
16.000 •cobalt Central 204 21 20 204
200 'Comb Fraction 39 3!> 39 39
500 •Commercial . . 51 51 51 51
35.000 Con Ariz Sm..S7-l« 3% 3 1-16 3 1 *
1.000 Pa Daly Top 4S 4*» 4Vi 4»i
100 Dolores M Co.. TH 7S 7H "H
35.000 Ely Central. . .2 1-1« 2S 2 1-16 2 »-l«
12.000*13; Con a 2a 2 S4 82 83
200 El Rayo 2 13-1B 2 13-16 2 13-16 2 13-16
1.000 First Nat Cop. 6 «>» 5T45 T 4 6>4
I.WO Gila Copper 10 \o 9% ft T »
7.000 Glroux ll T -» 12 ll T s 12
1.250 Goldfleld Con.. 7% 7% IVt 7S
2.000 Greene-Can ... 1U» 11«» 11 M. 11H
28.000 'Greenwater .. 114 IL'4 11 124
10r,uK pnh Exp..245 24.1 245 245
11.600 'Harcuvar Cop. 60 64 60 84
2..V10 Inspir Cop. . .P 13-16 » 13-16 9 9-16 9H
12.000 Kerr Lake.. .10 7-16 10 7-18 10 10 1 *
2.000 Kingr Edward.. 11-16 11-1« 4 11-16
100 »L. Rose Con.4 13-16 4 15-16 4%i 4"4
200 Mason Valley. . 24 2'» 24 2H
10.000 Miami Copper.. 27 27H 2«4 27H
400 Mont Corbln... 3% T 4 3* 3T43 T 4
2.000 Mines Co of Am 49 50 40 .V)
2.SOONev Con Cop.. 26«» 27 26 26 T 4
I.7oo Nev-U MAS. 14 lft-16 14 1 ft-16
300 N!pi-«-in* MCo 10U 10H 10*4 10*4
s.3.V>Ohlf> Copper.... 5H RH 5 8-16 54
1.000 »otl«i* . . 20 20 20 20
I.KOOPac Smelters . IS IS 14 14
400 Precious Metals IS 1 \ I*4 IH
10.000 'Rawhide Coalit 18 IP IS 10
POO Rawhide Queen 25 27 25 27
15.000 Pay Central.. . 3H 8 15-16 3H 3 13-18
3.15" Ray Con 26Vi 26 1 * 26 264
2OO«5!allda Coo «<> «0 60 <W
s.son Silver Leaf 13 134 13 134
LPT* fitewart % % 11-16 13-16
2.500 Tenabo M * ? 2 24 2 24
300 •Tono T Ft* . . 7" 71 7 71
150Toropah 6*£ t7 fl«4 6*i
2.200 •Tramns Con... 5 5 4 4
2.5'>-) Tularosa 14 14 m 14
4.000 T'nion Mines... 2 2 3-16 2 ■ 24
S.fiOO »T- n Pac Cobalt 11 11 11 11
lonrnlted corner. «4 «4 B 4 *4
4.500 TV Va TV Cor.2 3-16 2>4 2 3-16 Sl|
lOOTuVm Hold M. I 5 R 5
BONDS.
$1,000 At O4W IBs 724 724 724 724
10,0« V) Braden Cop 6s. 11l 111 111 HI
10.000 Ch G TV 4s w i 91 01 91 91
3,500 Con Ariz Sm 5s 61 63 60 62
R.ono D MftF D 2(1 5s Si* 5 * .«t>S SOS »9H
12.000 Mo Pss less int fttS MS 95S PSH
15.000 Mo Pac 5s f>.=i ! » «', 0.14 954
16.000 XT T 44s w 1 ps»s 0.5% 9314 BSH
20,000 T!dew 6% notes. lO2 102 101 101*4
16,000 West Pac Ps... 97 7 4 37'% ft? 5 »7«»
•Sells cents per share. tOdd lots.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Trading was active on the Consolidated
Exchange, with the business more concen
trated in the standard issues than was the
case- the day before. United States Steel
common supplied the largest volume, with
Reading second and Union Pacific third.
Considerable nervousness attended the
early trading, reflecting contrary reports
as to what the President would say in his
niessage. The message, when it appeared.
as generally regarded favorably. As a
rule the industrials showed a "better tone
than the railroads. Reading early in the
day did not sell above 167*4, compared with
a New York Stock Exchange high price of
168, and after the message appeared sold
as low as 186%, against a low on the other
board of 166. Steel common touched a
high, price of SSs«. which was hi of a point
above the top figure attained on the other
exchange. Hock Island common's high
for the day was 4S. % of a point under the
other board. None zt the low priced spe
cialties was notably active. Detailed op
erations follow:
STOCKS.
Sales. Open. High- Low. Last.
3.&30 Am»; Cop ... 87 T» SBV» 87 H 53 4
70 Am Beet Sugar 46 46 4."> 45**
150 Am Can 13 13H 13 13 1
40 Am Car Fdry.. 71 H 71 H 71 71
60 An Cot 0i1... 66 66h 664 664
10 Am Hide & L. 77%7 7 % 7 » 77»7 7 » 7 4
10 do pref 464 464 464 464
70 Am Locomotive 60*4 604 60 604
3.820 Am Smelting.. 101 7*7 * 100 1014
140 Am Sufrar 122»» 122*& 1214 122
1.340 Anaconda Cop. 52S 52 s * 52 ■ 524
34<"' At Top &8 F 121% 1224 121** 122 1 *
1.0 Bait & Ohio., 11S4 118 1184
2^.p Brook R T .... IS\ 794 754 754
50 Cent Leather.. 47\ 47 474 474
710 Che? & 0hi0... 91 91 »s 9">*X 91
30 Ch Gt TV new 354 354 35H 35*
610 Ch M & St P.154\ 156»» 154% 155S
460 Col Fuel & 1.. 4 * 5*5 * 4S^i 43 4*4
540 Consol Gas ...15«*i 159** 158 1 * 159
SO Corn Prnd 22** 22\ 22*» 2°*»
220 Den &R c, . .'... .V>», 90 SOU.
10 Dt« Securities 364 364 364 364
340 Brie 33t r 34 33^ ,-yi*i
ISO do Ist ant.. 514 51S 5H4 51V«
6<l Gt Nor pf 141 1424 141 H2 1 ;
610 Inter-Met . 244 24S 244 "44
300 do pref HO 60"s 60 604
2O i t Pump ... 54:, 54 4 54 Vi 54 1 *
TO Kan City 50... 434 434 42 * 43
52*1 Mo X A Tex.. 49\ sO*» 49 431,
22" Mo Pac 71 » 71", J\% 714
11" •■>.- rights ... ••* \ it, 1,
250 Nat Lead . 5J>4 sos «s RS»^
10 Nat Mcx 24 pf 254 254 254 254
860 x V Cent 1244 125 1234 124H
310 do rights ... 6 6 ».S 57m5 7 m
90 N V Oat *TV 494 4»4 494 494
10 Xorf A- West., ftg 00 99 fiO
30 Nor Par ... 1434 u?.\ 142% 143 *
10 Pac Mail 41 41 41 41
1.420 Pennsylvania.. 135** 136 l ; 135** 136' i
20 People's Ga.«..114 l 4 114 l 4 114-, 114 V
230 Pitts Coal 2f. 1 * 27 26 1^. 27 .
25.460 Read me 167*4 167 a 4 16T. T i i«7i.
2.540 Rock Island . . 47\ 4« 46% 4«\
10 do pref K7 «7 «7 «
7.9*0 P*> Par . 136-i I^7:^ 13.1 137
230 p o Railway . . 32% 33 32 1 - 33
40 Term Cop 3!>> 4 .t!V-. 3*"li aft,
SO Texas & Pac. 35 V. 35 \ Xi% XiS
36<> Third Aye ... 18** Ifi--. \g% .^i;
10.220 Union Pa? 201% 202 4 20034 "o\^
SO T" ? Rubber. . . 504 ',!.'.„ 50 4 sou
87.740 V .«: Steel *7"» '< 3 "! «6»4 >- *
20 do pref 1244 124 - 124 '» ni,
30 Utah Cop . 59 .'.9 59 r,o
5O Va-Car Chem. 54 54 > 4 -4 .«,4W,
.160 W'abash 254 2814 "> 4 25 1 -.
4.'0 rin rref 57 U *,-;\ •!«* y,-^
104.710 Total sales. n
MINING.
100 Alice 2.50 250 £50 *»5O
.700 Belmont <^"» re o--> <,■>
2O«1 Belcher 1.2.'. ]2 - 1 2T. 1 »
WO Chollar . . 37 .39 37
200 Con Cal & Va.l.RO 1 m i «,', 1 ,-','»
300 crown Point ..1.15 1. 15 lis in
4.300 Comsteck 33 ■ M 35
100 GoMfleld C0n5..7.«"»24 7 »-."», 7 «">i, 7 Km.
1.800 Jim Butler ... .10 .10 " in 10 '
l.ono Jumbo Kxt .. 13 13 13 "fa
1.000 Lone star . . . .03 .- a-. on
300 OccUental 32 3° » S
300 oo r hlr 2.124 2.124 2.12U *"r»U
300 Potosl «7 .67 <?f «= *
400 Tnnorvah Ext... .«> 70 »-« 7,-,
300 Yellow Jacket. l 374 1374 137U 1-?7l^
11.20i> Tr-tal salev 13T^ < »
BONDS.
$2,000 Com«ttv?k 45... IR4 )»•-, jsi^ jsv,j sv ,
WHEAT.
bush
8A5.0(V» May option. sl 14% $1 15 SI 13*» $1 13T,
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Bid A«lr&.4
4s. May '59. inter 1001; A I^o4
44». May. # 57. Interch 109H 10&t
44«. Nov.. '57. Interch 1,-**; lOftT.
445. May. 17. bK0rd1..... lca^ }i*-4
4s. May. "57. Interch . lOOVi v.-iv
4* Nov.. s^. latereli ioo«!| ..^i?
4i. Nov. SB. resist 100 {004
4s. Nov. '36. resist. 99*4 {£1*
34». Nov.. 55. intereh «>u 1( B A*
34b. May. '54. coup gt^ 22
S4s. May. '54. resist <;» * IjJ^
•d Nov.. *10. rev 1024 i(r>rl
Ret». 48 May. 59 10.,^ {<££
•Coupon or registered.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
tFurni»he<l by J Thomas Retnhardt. No 3$
Broad street. New York, and No. 54 D* von _
»h l r« street. Boston.)
Hijrh- Low. 1-Ji?t
Boston Ely 44 - ':* -4 ■-' .-"' «v
Cactus Development .... 5 15-1« s*« .^-*
Champion ••• 14 114 v
Cht^f consolidated 2 11-14 IS 2 11 m
Chlno 124 12*4 124 *
Corbln Copper S»» 7\ 7 t?
Edip«e Oil 12 12 1; '
Ely Witch 24 24 . 24
First Nail. Copper. . 64 6 «
Otla Copper . ••••.-•• 10 ** ° r » 10«4
National Mmlntt Kxpl.,r «■> H 5S
Neva".. Douglas 3 3 3
OMN •;•• ■ m 3\ -»\
Rhorfe l»'wi tv>al .12 13 12
Southwe.t Development. m, 11 v
gup«rlor and Glob* . t £ m 1H
Vuliur* ••••••• 8H 8 84
WW*i SUv«r Mlom a^ ••• g £
Executor Trustee
Chartered 1822 '
The Fanners' Loan aiid Trust Company, :
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & °2 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Filth Avenue,
New York.
LONDON, 1 8 Bbfcopwto St. Within. " PARIS 41 Boulerard Haa«a«i l
Travelers' Letters of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator Guardian
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
London. Jan. i.— CotMOla closed unchanged
at &l% ror money ami «*»-U tor account.
Anaconda was *» higher at £10 y». Grand
Trunk unchanged at •* Canadian PaclUc
V« higher at l&s.
The supply of money exceeded '.he de
mand on tne market to-day. Discount rates
were steady, following the large wlthdraw
als of gold' yesterday. Exchange was
Trading on the Stock Exchange was
quiet, and it is believed there will pc no
expansion in business until the election is
over Investors, however, occasionally
bought good yielding securities, such as
Brazilian, Russian and Japanese bonds, as
well as a few industrials, but British se
curities were depressed by the Indian loan.
Kaffir? and Mexican rails declined on real-
Z American securities opened higher, and
continued to improve luring the first hour
under the lead of Rock Island. Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific. Prices ranged
from »i to a full point over parity until the
afternoon, when the New York opening
caused irregular movements in values, and
the market closed unsettled.
Call money in Tendon. 2«2V» per cent:
open market discount rate for short bills'.
314 per cent; long bills. 3*i@3 15-1« per cent;
Berlin discount rate, 31* P*r cent; Paris
discount rate. 2*4 per cent: Paris exchange
on London. 25 francs 18 centimes: Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 41H pfennigs.
Bar gold. 77s M. American eagles. 76s 4d.
Paris. Jan. 7.— Three per cent rentes
closed 7% centimes higher at 99 francs 20
centimes. The tone was firm on th» Bourse
to-day, but trading was dull.
Berlin. Jan. 7.— Prices were firm on th»
Boerse, but trading was restricted.
t MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch & Co.. No. 30
Broad street. New York.)
Stocks. Dividend. Bid. Asked.
Am Brake S& F. Q-Mar 5 S3 9«
Am Brake S & F pf- Q-M 7 123 127
American Brass Q-J 5 117 122
American Chicle Mo&Ex 12 227 235
American Chicle pf Q-J « 106 109
Am Dist Tel of N J Q-J 4 60 62
Am Coal Products Q-J 6 93 96
American Press Q- J*Ex 6 W» 105
American Thread pf J&J 6 4H 5
Am Type Founders. J&J 4 45 50
Am Type Founders pf..Q-J 7 97 101
Pabcock & WUcox Q-J 7 106 112
Barney & Smith *- — 30 50
Barney & Smith pf — 105 115
Borden's Cond Milk SF&AEx — 11? 120*4
Borden's Cond Milk Q-M « 104 105
Bush Terminal — 59 65
Central Firework* — 3 10
Central Flrewo-k* pf... • — 55 65
Conn r.y A Light Q-F 4 76H 79
Celluloid Q-JAEx 6 128 132
E I dv p de Nemours.. 7 135 140
Eldu Pde Nem pf...Q-J ft M 90
Eastern Publishing — 115 —
Empire Steel A 1r0n.... — 7 10
Empire Steel A Iron pf . — 80 90
Fifth Aye Estates JAJ 8 150 —
Hall Signal common . — 45 65
Herring-Hall-Marvin ... — 30 45
International Nickel - — 150 155
International Nickel pf.Q-F 6 90 94
International Sliver — 15 25
International Silver pf..Q-J 4 98 103
Klrby lumber — 10 15
Klrby Lumber pf — 40 55
Klnjrs Co El L. A P Q-M 9 127 130
wanna Steel — 62 64
London A Edinburgh Co. JAJ • 130 150
Lord A Taylor Q-F 8 100 110
Lord A Taylor pref MAS * 98 103
Nat Cash Register pref. J&J 7 110 120
Niles-Bement-P Q-M 6 100 105
Niles-Bement-P pref... Q-F « 103 : 105
Otis Ei-vator \&O a 65 6*
Otis Elevator pf Q-J 6 99 101
Old Dominion S S JAJ • 105 115
Pacific Gas A E1.... — 63 58
Pacific Gas AEI pf....Q-J 6 84 «8
Phelps. D & Co . — 240 260
Pcpe Manufacturing ... i — — 79" 83
Pop* Mfg pf — SO m
Producers' Oil Q-M « 150 175
Pratt A Whitney pref. . Q-F 6 100 10*
Royal Bale Powder Q-M&Ex 3 165 175
Safety C H A L Q-MAEx 8 133 137
Sen-Sen Chiclet — 115 120
Standard Coupler — 25 35
Standard Milling C 0.... _ — 16 19
Standard Mill Co pf A&Q 3 49 62
Sydenham Corp — 100 110
Texas Company Q-M 12 217 224
Texas A Pacific C0a1... Scrip 6 03 105
Trenton Potteries; — 4 7
Trenton Potteries pref.. — 60 70
Trenton Pot fndg- ctfs.. J&J 4 60 70
Trcw Directory — 25 35
Union Carbide — 102 106
Union Ferry Q-J 2 30 35
Union Typewriter — 63 M
Union Typewriter Ist AAO 7 110 115
Union Typewriter 2d pf. AAO 8 110 115
United Banknote Q-J 4 51 64
United Banknote pf Q-J 6 51 64
V S Finishing g-J 4 130 140
V S Finishing pf Q-J 7 110 115
Virginia Railway — 23 26
West Pacific — 27 SO
West Power — 374 3gi,
West Power oref , — 37 go
BONDS.
Am Malt Ist.. JAD 8 103*4 104*4
Am Pipe A Fdry Ist JAJ 6 103 106
Am BS A F Ist MAS 5 96 ICO
Am Tube A S Ist AAO 5 85 96
Am Typefnd dbt MAN 6 100 104
Am Typefnd new MAX 6 99 100
East Publishing M&5 $ 95 100°
Fifth Aye Estate MAN 5 _ 102
H?cker-Jones-J M&3 « 105 100
Inter Nickel Ist AAO 6 92 88-,
Inter Silver Ist JAJ 6 109 |Mi
Inter Silver dbt JAJ 6 li» 103
Leggett «F H> Ist Q-J 6 99 1C&
London A Bdinb C 0.... FA A 5 109
New Jersey Stmboat Ist. MAN 5 S5 90
N T Biscuit Ist MAS 6 I<V> —
Northw Coal R Ist MAN 5 75 _
Old Dom S S Ist M&S 6 ft? icai
Ontario Power Ist FAA 5 S>o Ml
Perm C& C 1925 MAS 5 » «>
Stock Quotation Tel FA a 6 <*■
Sunday CA C U'2s JA.T 5 fly, ■>•»
Union Carbide Ist j&j # jt> we
Un Fdry Ist ?5? 5 1920 MAN — « u\>
United Lead dbt J&J 5 «3 6*
U S Finish cons j*j 5 *«. IvY
U S Finishing Ist j£j 5 j,\> « v «
Virginia-Car Chem A&O • 97 *s.*
BANK STOCKS.
.Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Will »tr*»t>
Asked I itr* »,-.«.«
America ... 600 610 | Jefferson _- isS*"
Am Exch. . . 250 266 Liberty *7*
Audubon N. 130 136 Lincoln '. . _ «jo
•Etna Nat.. 170 180 Manhat Co"". 345 3tt»
Bronx Bor. . 300 — , Mkt * Ful -V\ <v\
Bronx Nat.. 217 228 Metro^ol^ 11 \\ »>
Battery Pk. 125 130 Mechanics' .2M »;»
SSSTa'dIiS 1W Mercantu, n ISO 19->
Butcn &D. 143 150 Metrcoolltan. Ifts
Bryant Pk. 157% 162H Merchants* l^u -
C^Lt, I N 145 155 Merchants- E 160 —
Cha^° '- ' IAS i« Mount Morris 2M> 275
t-has* 42i) 435 Mutual "*« »a
Chatham -.340 350 vaV^fu M
Chemical N 445 460 Nat Ccdd^V " ™ Sfs
in Cent N. 160 165 x at Res<in . e . 130 140
rhZ\mmm "pi" ~Zn 4 NeTr NethTd 200 220
Ctelsea Ex. 200 — NTV B a •*"*» »•«
Commerce . 200 210 v T County im
Colonial ... 300 _ ,0. J w«^» ' 75 ° .—
Columbia .375 426 i V ht &^iy 23
Corn Ex h 325 332 vf' v * D * y ?£ 230
East River. 125 135 | p^lflc 2a^ lit
Fidelity ... 165 175 ! plri **> =1^
First Nat.. 900 925 ' piopi.-. ifx JI?
Fifth Nat. 300 360 &£££" •"• 177^^
Fifth Aye.. 4300 4500 put* " (r>\ X *"•
Fourth Nat. 2H4 208 Produce" Ex" Ko 1^
14th Street. 165 - Sherman ISS
Oallatin ...330 345 Seaboard ""*^ft •?
German-Am 140 — State as «vw
German Ex 450 465 12th Ward — ivk
O«rmanta .. 650 575 23d Ward 140 _
Greenwich.. 260 265 I Union Exch 190 300
Hanover .. «25 — Wash Hts . 275 -
Imp 1 Tr.. ,VB — jWest S!d«... 500 _
In- Nat Ex. 205 210 JYorkvllle ... 800 _
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 1908-'2Z
(Furnished by Swart wout A App«nx*Uar. No 40
Pine st i
U&sj^iam& at B
2*" 1 St 8p c. Nov. 1314.... W\ lS>»! tj&
CH&DRy 4p c July. 1913 96 V 97 V isA
r, c i* S LBP c, June. 19U.100H 101 4 S
s*"• «1 «f. 4<i pc. July. -22..101< UliV IS
ffMSMjf^ v i bS il
MM I. 5p c. U»v 15. 13 (M iE. !$
Lack St « yr, ;. pc. Mch. 10 99\ !^>i % : .?.'
dp a yr) 5p c. Mch. IPIO. . . 99V too»» *
LoAMS 5p c. Feb.. 1010... {*£ \^? 1?*
Jj ANS pc. Mch 1910 100 looi t,»
"CJpc, Feb. 1910 ...... s>v iort> J- I ,^
MASL 5p c. F.b. 1911.... |«C «J? «fl
'V C*HR 5» c. Feb. '10. «>« I^^ 4
v\ C L eg. 5p c. Nov. 1910 ■ 1 4«u>?i^t si JlOJ 10
£ v. x H A H 5 p c. I*lo 12 ico^iiA* •*"•
Nor *W6 »c. May 1010. i&u }**& - —
•>&S» 5p c. Jan. l*u w! '^!^ ■'.'••
«.«io ■i dc. Feb. 1012.... {5 Sl » »*»
S2 Ry 5p c Feb. m. . :2 V ,£. ''i 1 *'
S**' « .o. June. 1913... ...10 iv io?i.* **"
-M,.^ ™* »_»
V TRUST CO.
35S Fifth Aye. 60 Broadway ■
100 West 1251b St. 3d Aye 4 148 St.
"linricai T^lepluiii a Telsgrapl Co.
Five Per Tent Three-Year Cold Coapon y<>Um
nuiturlas January 1. 1910
Th#a* Notes, payable by th«lr tenas on J*a-'
vary 1. 1910. at th« office of th« Treasurer ai
Yew York, or Boston, or at inch oth«r a«aa>
ele. In said cltien a* the Telephone Ctb— a)
may designate, will be paid tn Bostoa oa
presentation at th* '"'*• of the Old Colony
TnM CompanT. 17 Court Street, or la Xaav
York at 'he office of the Manhattan Tnut
Company 2" V/all Street
To facilitate payment, holder* of theaai nat««
may forward them to either Trust Company
as long before January Ist a* U convenient.
Temporary receipt* will be given therefor.
WILLIAM R- DRIVER. Treasurer.
TRUST COMPANY REPORTS.
WASHiNBTOH TRUST COMPiHf.
on tne morning of the first day of J»nuary. 1310.
RESOURCES-
Bond* and mort«a«e* • — tm.fm »
Stock and bond investments, viz.:
Public securities (book valua.
$410 660) market value —- - 410. «0 CO
Other securities (book Ta.ua.
52.434.52U). market vala* IgHSco
SiSWta^d v::.v;.v::::;:^:: .; : MiSm
B:;ls purchaaed ;»-»-•• 33a.71»»
Due from trust companies, ban*a -_._,_„
and bankers rHiHIS
Specie *•*"*». 00
Legal tender notes and note, of AAftAfl
national banks 40.00000
Other assets, viz.: , ~»an«»
Accrued interest not catered 8C.31453
Total ■ ~..*12.0»;9M«
1 LIABXLTTIE3. «,« A/VV^
Capital stock - • ----: »*«••»
Surplus, lndudlrs; all undivided
profits •• • vi.a.'X- «•
Preferred" deposits -•- *1.847.0*> 12
Deposits (not preferred) 6.537.W20.
Certificates of deposit _
(not preferred) 1.431.337 *«
Due trust companies,
banks and bankers. . . 48.57S ?o ._,«_--_
Total deposits J10.152.51S 13
Other liabilities, viz.:
Unpaid dividends, <lne January 3. _«-...
I§\(> S.OOOCO
Reserved for taxes JM2?*£
Accrued interest not entered 29,2&>12
Total $12,033.93 57
State of New Tor*. County of New York, as-:
FRANCIS H. PAGE. Second Vice-President,
and HENRY F. PRICE. Assistant Secretary, at
the "Washington Trust Company, located ar.d -Jo-
Ing business a: No. 2SO Broadway. In th» City
of New York, in said county, b«!n*; duly sworn.
each for himself, says the rorecolns; report <*
true and correct in all respects, to the beat of
his knowledge and belief, and they further say
that the usual business of said crest company
has been transacted at the location required by
the Banking Law .Chap. 2 of th« Consolidated
Laws) and not elsewhere: and that the abor«
report Is in the form prescribed br the Super
intendent of Bar- and is made la compjlaaiaat
with an official notice received from Mm. desig
natin? the morning- of the first day of Jannary.
1910. as the day of which such report shall be
made.
FRANCIS H. PAGE. Second Vlee-Presldeat.
HENRY F. PRICE. Assistant Secretary.
Severally subscribed and sworn to by both
deponents, the 7th day of January.
[Seal.l lfll". before me.
M S. I»TT. Notary PnbMs. Kin«s County.
Certificate fled in New York County.
TOPICS OF THE STREET;
FOREIGN* TRADING.— Foreign trading
in the local market amounted to upward
of 12.000 shares, all purchases. Arbitrage
transactions w»re restricted, owing to the
■unsatisfactory working of the cables.
BANKS GAIN CASH.— The reported
movements of currency this week indicate)
a- gain m cash held by the banks of $».
576,003. Except for the exports of £0W;0W
In gold, the banks gained on all counts.
Including nearly 55.w0,0» from the in
terior. The banks received from th« in
terior J1*,525,0C0 and shipped to the Interior
SS.S4s.fiOi;, including J450.0C0 transferred
through the Sub-Treasury to San Fran
cisco, $200,000 to New Orleans and &S&.CGO
national bank notes sent to Washington
for redemption. The gain from the interior
was J7.953.C0X Receipts of new gold were
$302.060— namely, on New York Assay OtS*s
checks. Ss*4.-a*>; on San Francisco iliit
checks. JiS,OCO. and on Seattle Assay OSes
checks. S&OOOk Gold exports actually mad*
during the week amount to COOO.iOO. o£
which 55001.0C0 were for Argentina and CCO.
000 for BraziL Ordinary disbursements by
the Sub-Treasury amount to C6,T^.000.
Payments by the banks M Vm Treas
ury for customs, internal revenue, 5 per
cent redemption fund. etc.. were $25,068,000.
showing a gain on Sub-Treasury operations
proper of $:.£-- The total gain from the
u-terior by new geld and on Sub-Treas
ury operations proper aggregated $10,576,-
OCO. Deducting the gold exports, the net
toss was $?.57£,C00.
SWIFT i: CO. 5 YEAR.— The report of
Swift i Co. shows gross business tor the
fiscal year ended Sepiember 3u last of $250.
do.u«>, an increase of *- haw over tr.«
preceding year. While it is stated that tr.a
pronts derived from the company's gross
business were only about i per cent, ther
n*t results were satisfactory, being equiv
alent tc> ii.66 per cent on the $00,000.u00 c«.ra
:nor. stock. After payins 7 per cent on the
preferred and 7 per cent on the $cO.i«jO.'a*j
common and allowing liaerally for main
tenance there was left $4,uu0,0u) to bo
acded to surplus account, as compared
with S&SOOkOOQ vi the preceding year. The
report shows accounts receivable of $Cd»
> 4al. against 50u.415.733 in the year ended
September 30. I^.*. The surplus, as giv^n
in tne Dalance sheet, now stands at t**\
i\«..v«v Lewis L. Clarice, of New York, was
elected a director to succeed his father,
the iate Duaiont Clarke. Otherwise, rr.rr*
was no change in the board.
GRAIN EXPORTS DECLINE. — Brad
ttreet'i reports the exports of grain for
the »e«k. with comparisons. ttsurea in
bushels, as follows: Wheat (flour included^.
S-lsflio. against 3.nSJ.4oq last week arid
5.7m.030 in. this week last year: fiscal year.
iv.ali.3*. compared with i17.?25.«56 in the
corresi>ondir.s period of 1309. Corn. 1.5T5.&4.
contrasted with L 151.151 last week and.
LStSjQM to the same week last year; dsoal
year. 10.463.647. against n,flifl_y> in the cor
r*?pondins lerioU of 1909. > ■
COTTON MOVEMENTS.— Exports nine*
Septcmb-T 1. totaliing 3.5i«.000 bales, repre
sent an approximate value of $270,100,000-
Last year i9Ki\\) bales exported to even
date did not represent more than $200,060,004
The average price this year has been about
14 cents a pound for export, against a.5
cents last year, a sain of So p«»r cent-
W. G. ROCKEFELLER VICE-PRESI
DENT OF B. U. GAS.— William G. Rocke
feller has been elected vice-president of t,n«
Brooklyn Union Gas Company, to Ml th»
vacancy caused by the death of Henry H.
Rogers.
COPPER PRICES FlßM.— Further sale*
of electrolytic copper were made yesterday
at 14 cents a pound. Scattered sales wer«
reported at a shade below this fi^ur*, bet
the large producers and selling agencies re
ported the market firm at M cent*
THE FINANCE FORUM.— F. J. Lismao
will address the Finance Forum at th«
West 57th street branch c* the Toung
Men's Christian Association next Wednes
day evening.
INVESTMENT OFFERINGS. — N W.
Hals*y & Co.'* January circular offer* *
variety of municipal, railroad and public
utility bonds yielding from S.SS to about •
per cent. All the bonds offered are. owned
by the firm, which is represented la all
American bond markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Farniaaod by Charles D. Barney A Co.. !•* 3?
Broad st . New Tor*, and No. 133 Sootti
4th st . Ph!U4«H>!v.a.>
811 Aak«! BM.A**««*
Am Ctmeat. 2S WHit^h V»l H R !(*, I*? 1 *
Am Ry Co 49*, Phi.a Co 51H fltH
C*mbrt& Stt. .MS sl\! pr «f , 45^ 451*
v- Tr of NJ. 77 nVkjp RR C 0... « «i
El St B Co. *^\ 61 p St , Co pf..U4 1»
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