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12
INVESTMENT BONDS
Yielding about
4 /2% to 5 4%
For r long period cf years we
have been making: a careful study
of the investment business as re
lated to the individual bond buyer.
It is our experience that the aver
age investor prefers to surround
j his or her principal with every
} reasonable 6af>gv.ar«! rather than
to purchase bonds yielding in ex
cess of a fairly liberal rate of in
come. Based upon this situation
: as we understand it, we have issued
, a circular describing several issues
; of carefvlly selected bonds now
i selling at prices to yield about
4j/2 to 514%.
The bonds do not represent new
forms cf investment, which have
yet to establish their stability and
I permanency of value. On the con
i trary. they are secured upon prop
erties of demonstrated value and
earning power. They have been
purchased by well-informed in
vestors and conservatively man
aged institutions, and have a rea
! sonably broad market. We recom
mend them as being, in our judg
! ment, thoroughly safe and conserv
ative investments, which should
prove to be of growing value.
■ Write for Bond Circular No. 295.
! Spencer Trask & Co.
i William and Pine Streets
! New York
Albany. K. T. — Boston. Mass. — Chicago. Til
ror bale
50 Laclede Gas.
100 Urvori Carbide.
50 Albany Trust Co.
50 American Thread.
100 U. S. Industrial Alcohol.
3 Chi'ds Co. Com.
Wanted
10 Celluloid Co.
15 Hartford Carpet Com.
50 Bryant Park Bank.
100 Arpc-ican Manufacturing,
"0 Union Typewriter Com.
"£«- Southern Indiana 4^--.
Hallowell & Henry
Te! 4996-7-6 Broad 52 Beavrr St.
R. L. DAY & CO.,
• 37 Wall St., 35 Congress St
NEW YORK BOSTON
HIGH GRADE INVESTMENT BONDS
Municipal end Railroad
Members New York and
Boston Stock Exchange*
Fortnightly letter by an authority.
analyzing- Industrial and financial condi
tions, cent on request.
It Is our custom te furnish for the assur
ance at our customers a. quarterly statement
•worn to by certified Public accountants.
Warren W. Erwin & Co.
Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of N.Y.
Investment Bankers
54-56 Broad Street, New York.
Interest allowed on deposits, subject to
ehrck- Commission orders executed for
each. or on ample margin. New counts
foliclted.
Convertible bonds^|
We have just issued a new edition !
of ourWali Card tabulating listed and I
unlisted Convertible Bonds, showing I
conversion prices and privileges, I
rate?, method of computing, etc. I
_ Sent upon request.
I SWARTWOUT & APPENZELLAR I
■ Members New York Stock Exchange.
44 Pine »t.. New York. ° M
j SiOO.OOQ RIO GRANDE WESTERN I
1 First Trust 4s, due July i, 1939,
to net 4.30%
Price and particulars on application.
CHISHOLM & CHAPMAN,
Members New York Stock Exchange.
IS Wall Street, New York
Telephone 180 Eertor.
American Light & Traction
American Gas & Electric
Denver Gas & Electric Co.
Empire District Electric Co.
All T^arketable- public utility securities.
WILLIAMS, McGONNELL i COLEM&N
<•»•> Wall ■-' , K. Y. 'Phone 5*521 John.
INVESTMENTS^
s*NassauSt* "NewYorfc
Wm. A.Read & Co.
Bankers
25 Nassau St., N. Y.
BOSTON CHICAGO BALTIMORE
FISK&ROBINSON
GOVERNMENT BONDS
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
New York Boston Chicago
ELECTION NOTICES.
—OFFICE OF—
TITLE OI'AKANTEK .VND TRUST COM
PAXV.
178 Broadway. New York. January ISth. 1910.
' At the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of this Company. he-Id January ISth. 1910. the
following gentlemen were duly elected trustees:
CLASS EXPIRING IN THE YEAR 1911:
Robert Goclet.
CLAPS EXPIRING IN THE YEAR 1912:
Robert W. DeForeet.
CLASS EXPIRING IN THE YEAR 1813:
Frank Bailey. Ranald H. Macdonald.
Cfa«urlee S. Brown, William J. Matheson.
Edward T. Bedford. Frederick Potter.
Julien T. Davies. Charier Richardson,
Augustas D. J-j:::;a.rd. Paul M. Warburg.
At a subsequent meeting of th« Board. th«
•foJlowiEg- OCWrs were unanimously elected:
CLARENCE H. KELSEY. President; FRANK
BAILEY. Vice- President ; EDWARD O. STAN
LEY. Second Vico-Preeident, Manager of the
B&nkl2ig Department; CLINTON D. bur-
DICK. Third Vlce-Preeldent; J. WRAY
CLEVELAND. Secretary; FRANK L 6NIF
FEN. Manager of the Brooklyn Banking De
partment; JOHN W. EHEPARD ar.d CHARLES
C. DICKSON. Assistant Treasurers: NELSON
B. SIMON. HORACE ANDERSON. DAVID
BLANK. CLARENCE C. HARMSTAD, Asslst-
SStt K'j.-retii.rieE
■ T t V.'RAY CLEVELAND, Secretary.
THE FQCRTII NATIONAL BANK
of tie City of New York.
New York. January 13th. 1910.
At tbe an&ual meeting 1 of the stockholders
r,l /his Bank, held January 11th. 1910. the fol
lowing named gentlemen were unanimously
t-lccted Director*: —
J. Edward Simmons.
Corneliu* V Blls«. T. Frank Macvllle.
Robert W. Stuart. Thomas H. McKlttrick.
KJchardT. Wilson. Mortimer L. Schitf.
James G. Cannon, L F. Loree.
William S. Opdyke, Edward A. Eheptrd.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this i&y. Mr. J. Edward B!rr.mon«, Presi
dent, and Mr. James G. Cannon. Vice-Presi
dent, were unanimously re-elected.
CHARLES H. PATTERSON. Cashier.
GENERAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER COMPANY.
The Annual Meeting of tr.e EtocUioJdera of this
Company for the election of Directors and for
ecch other buclnew as may properly come be
fore them, will be b*rld at the Company's Office
In th« <rerrean-American building. No. 1 Ll!>
»rty 6treet. New York City. N. y.. at ten o'clock
a. m. Wednesday, January 28, 1910.
Transfer book* will be clot. A on January 16th,
18J0 and reopened February 2nd, IS#IO.
F. W. HAI'.TWELL Secretary.
I'rovi dence, R. 1.. January 11th. 1610.
* DVERTISEMENTS AND fcUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at thtlr Uptown
for Tr.e Tribune received at th«! r Uptown
Office No 1364 Broadway, between 36th and
STtb eta., until 8 lock p. in. Advertisements
received fct the following branch offi..«c at
itgu'inr office rates until % o'clock p. m., viz.:
i « -'". eve., »• c. cor. I'M. «♦ : l.'.S 6th aye., or.
i*u» «t.; 504 E«st !4tb tt.; 217 IVcst 42d st.
STOCKS END WEAK AFTER EARLY GAINS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1910.
gh .' rs |Netl r— I Actual Sales. I Closing.
sold. Ichgej I Pp., HULow|Flnl)Bid.|Ask
4001— % AUls-Chalmers Company.... 14% 14% 13% | 13% 13% 13%
«,. 200— % Allis-Chalmers Company pr 50 50 50 50 50 52
34,600 +% Amalgamated Copper 82% 84% 1 82% 83% S3 53%
9C*>—l American Agr. Chemical.... 45% 45% 45 45 45 15%
500 +14 American Beet Sugar 43% 44 43% 44 43% 44
7g -% American Can 12% 12% 12% 12% 12% 12%
.$22 - V American Can pr 79% 1 79% 79 79 75% 79%
3,300 + % American Car & Foundry.. 65% 67 65% 66% 65% 66
300 — % American Car & F'dry pr.., 116% 117 115% 117 |ll«%|iaO
4.V» * 1, American Cotton Oil i 63 I 63% 63 . 63% 63%: 63%
220— American. Hide & Leather.. 7% 7% 7%! 7% (7% 7%
1.200— American Ice Securities ! 24%. 24% 23%' 23% 23% 24
100 1 American Linseed 16 16 il6 16 16 16%
200 4 % American Linseed pr i 44 !44 44 (44 J44 I 44%
1.500—% American Locomotive j 55% 56% 55% ! 55% 55 ! 55%
370 +% American Locomotive pr.... 113% 114 113% 114 : 113% 114
400—1% American Malt pr 35% 36 I 35% ! 36 ! 36 i 36%
22,700 + % American Smelting 93%; % ' , 93% 94 ; 93% -94
300; ♦ % American Smelting pr....... '. 109% 109%, 109% 109%: 109% 110%
100 + % 1 American Smelting pr 8.... 59% 59% 89% ?9% 89% 59%
400, + % American Steel Foundry.... 64 65 " 64% 64% 641* 65
1.900 +1% American Sugar '122 V, 123%!122 I.*-123.1231 .*- 123 .123 " 123%
3.526' 4 1* American Tel. & Tel 137%" 137% 137% 137% 137% 137%
300— % American Tobacco pr 94 :94 94 94 93% 94%
200+% American Woolen 133 33 33 !33 :33 i 34%
100. + % American Woolen pr !101%!101%'101%101% 101 102
6,900, + % Anaconda ' 49% 50%: 49%' 49% 49% 49%
:C.SOO— % Atchison 11S% 11»% 118% US 1 -- 118% 118%
100! Atchison pr 1 103%" '303% 103% 103%*- 103% ; 103%
700 +1% Atlantic Coast Line 131 '131% 131 131% 130% 131%
4.0001— % Baltimore & Ohio .116 116 V, 115% 115% 115% 116%
100, i Baltimore & Ohio pr i 93 93 93 i 93 193 94%
6.500' +1% Brooklyn Rapid Transit 75% 76% ; 75 ' 75% 75% 75%
1.300: -2% Brooklyn Union Gas 158 159% 157 159% 155%1160
25 Canada Southern 68% 68% 65% 68 l 4l 4 6S |70
2,500 Canadian Pacific 179 179% 178% 179% 179%! 179%
4,200 +% Central Leather ' 43%' 44 43% 43% 43% 44
100,— ■% Central Leather pr 107% 107% 107% 107% 107 V..
14,900 Chesapeake & Ohio 86% 1 87% 86% i 56%! 56%" 86%
400; '.Chicago & Alton 63% 64 ! 63% 64 i 63% 65
2.500 +% 'Chicago Gt. West, new : 32% 33 ! 32% 32% 32% 33
1.200 Chicago Gt. West, new pr..' 60 , 60% 60 | 60%; 60% 60%
27.100- Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul... .147% 149 ;146% 146% 147
50, ' Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul pr 168 11681 168 !168 1163 168 169%
2.611. +% , Chicago & Northwestern... 155 158% 157*4! 158 157% 158
4,794! Chicago & N'west. rights.. 14% 14% 14% 14% i
100-% Chicago Term. Tr ! 813 8 13 I 1
100 j Chicago Union Trac 4%' 4% 4%: 4% 4% 5
100-1% C. C. C. & St. L 79% 79% 79%. 79% 79 ! 80%
4.300, + % Colorado. Fuel & Iron ! 43% : 45% 43%! 44% 44% 44%
100-2 Colorado Fuel & Iron pr... 113 113 113 1113 112% 120
600 +% Colorado & Southern [ 58 i 58% 57% 1 57% 57% 55%
100 Colorado & Southern 2d pr..] SO ;80 ISO ;SO SO 81
3,100— 1% Columbus & Hock. C. & 1.. SS% 89 ! 87% 87% SS ! 88%
12,200! +1% Consolidated Gas 1 151% 153 151 .151% 151% 151%
900 + % Corn Products Refining 20% 20% 53% 20%! 20% 20%
100— % Corn Products Ref. Pr S4 [84 i 84 " «4 : 84% 54%
B.ooo—l Comstock Tunnel 34 .34 133 .34 \
60 Delaware & Hudson 177% 177%! 177% 177% 177 177%
2,600 Denver & Rio Grande 44%; 45% 44% ! 44% l 44% 44%
700—% Denver & Rio Grande pr... SO% SO% SO :SO"I SO SI
600—% Distilling Securities 34 : 34%". 34 ! 34% 34 ! 34%
300— % iDuluth, S. S. & At | 15%! 15% 15% 15% 15% ! 16%
250-1 Duluth. S. S. & At. Pr 30 130 j3O 130 29% 32
5.2001 + % Erie 30% 31% 30% 31%! 31 ' :,1%: ,1%
1,200 +% Erie Ist pr ! 49 : 49- | 45% 49 ! 48% 49
500! +% Erie 2d pr ' 38% 39 ! 38%: 39 i 38%; 39%
100— a Federal M. & S. Pr : 84% 84%: 84%! 84% 83% 85 "
125+1 i General Chemical Co. pr.... 104 104 104 104 103% 1C4%
1.152—% General Electric Co !154%154%154 154% 154 155"
19.900—2% Great Northern pr 133% 133% 131 131 !131 131%
3,000—1 Great Northern Ore ctfs.... 73% 75 ■73 (73 173 73%
35 illlinoisi lllinois Central 142 142 142 142 142 1142%
15.100— % Inter.-Metropolltan 24 1 24% 23% 22". 23% 23%
12,600,'— % ! Inter.-Metropolitan pr ! 60% 61%! 60% 60% 60%: 60%
1.375 + % International Harvester 121% 122% 121% 122% 121 122
1,7001—1 Int. Steam Pump 50 ) 51%! 50 150 ! 50% j 50%
400) — 1 Int. Steam Pump pr ! 89% 89% 89 I 89 j 89 ! SO
100 lowa Centra! '. 26 126 26 !26 I 25% 2«%
1.850 + % Kansas City Southern j 40 I 40% 39%' 40% 40% 40%
■ 5.900— ILaclede Gas 107% 108% 107 107%'107%!105'
1.200! + % 'Lake Erie & Western pr... 61 I 62 > 61 I 62 I 61% 63
2,1001 +% Louisville & Nashville 153 153 . 150% 150% 150V»!l51
8001+2 Mackay Companies : 86^' 87 ! 86%] 87 I 87% 91
Total sales for the day, L 157.980 shares, compared with 596.187 shares for the corresponding: day In 1909.
Total sales. January l to January 18. inclusive, 13.255.542 shares, compared with 11,977.003 shares for the same period in 1909.
FINANCIAL MARKET
MOST STOCKS DOWX.
Call Money Firm and Sterling
Exchange Lower.
Further liquidation was reported In
the early operations In yesterday's stock
market, and while fair support was ex
tended in all the leading issues the
general character of speculation did not
encourage the expectation of the de
velopment in the immediate future of an
active bull campaign. Covering of short
contracts on the low prices made in the
Initial dealings brought about a higher
level for the majority of 6tocks at the
end of the first hour, but gains were
not large, and before the close the ten
dency again was in the direction of
lower quotations, with losses of a point
or more In the leading issues from the
high points of the day. New York Cen
tral ended II 3*3 * under Its best, Amal
gamated Copper 1%, United States Steel
common II I,*.1 ,*. Reading l l^ and Union
Pacific 1% The general list ran off
rapidly In the last half hour, the down
ward movement apparently being based
on the failure of genuine buying to ap
pear on the midday advance, which was
due entirely to the retreat of the bear
element. Some buying was= reported for
the account of substantial interests soon
after the opening, but operations of this
sort represented supporting orders
rather than efforts to inaugurate an
active upward movement. United
States Steel common, for instance,
whi^h was conspicuously weak at the
opening, was taken by houses that are
identified with banking concerns, but
no attempt was made to hold Its price
when bear pressure developed In the
final trading.
Heavy selling in St. Paul. Northern
Pacific and Great Northern was an ef
fective factor in inducing attacks by
traders on the general market Jn the
afternoon The Street believes that
dividends on the stocks of some of the
roads In the Northwest will be reduced,
owing to the heavy Increase in the capi
talization of the roads in the last fpw
years and the failure of the companies
earnings to increase in proportion to the
enlarged dividend requirements. And
the fact that liquidation of the shares
in recent weeks has come from substan
tial quarters naturally encourages
speculative raids against the Issues.
Capital expenditures by the railroads in
the Northwest may induce the directors
of the companies to adopt an extremely
conservative policy in the matter of
dividends, but it should be borne in
mind that the enormous sum? of money
that have been spent on the various
properties eventually will strengthen
the investment value of their securities.
St. Paul closed 2 l i under its heft prire
and at a net loss of %. N"orth«»rn Pa
cific showed a net losr, of 2% and Great
Northern a net loss of 25>i. Rock Island
was also a weak feature, closing 2%
down. United States Steel common was
dealt in to the extent of more than
380,000 shares, out of a total Jn all issues
of more than 1.10f1.0n0 shares, and end^d
I>i under the high and at a net decline
of %. Call money did not go above 4
per cent, while sterling exchange was
weak under the pressure of heavy offer
ings of cotton bills There also was a
better supply of grain bills.
According to the views of the best In
formed men in the Street, there Is little
chance of an Increase in the dividend
on the common stock of the United
States Steel Corporation at the meeting
of the directors next week. The earn
ings of the corporation, however, ar-j
growing at a rate that warrants the
expectation of a 5 per cent basis for
the stock before the c-nd of the current
year, with the possibility of an advance
to this level in the second quarter, our
in view of the fact that there have been
two successive increases It is not likely
that the stockholders will receive an
additional payment for the quarter end
ed December 31 Xt-r earnings for the
last quarter of |fM will be between
$41,000,000 and $43,000,000, and if they
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1010.
Sh'rslNet I ~ j Actual Sales. I Closing.
sold, ichgej I Op. Hl.|LowlFlnl|Bld.|Ask
SCO + M Mackay Companies pr j T7V> 77V«| T7V4 "V " ! 78
100 ; + V Manhattan Elevated 137*1 13T?i 13744 1361.4 138
400— % Marine 6^, 6% 6% ! 6% 6Mj J
1.200:— »4 Marine pr... „ 21 I 21V 20V21 ! 30* 4 21%
1,090—114 Minneapolis & St. Louis.... 48*4; 45% IBM 48% 47 ! 45
350 4lVi M.. St. P. &S. S. M 133^ 136 ISftAJ 136 134*4 136
280'- I.J M.. St. P. & S. S. M. Pr 150y 4 151% I laOyiSl** 151% 153
400, M.. St. P. &S.S. M. L L... 92 |92 j92 92 91% ■
7,720— U Mo., Kansas & Texas 45 46»4 45 45 44"% 45
100— % Mo.. Kansas & Texas pr... 73 73 73 "3 172 73%
3.600! +14 Missouri Pacific........: 67 67^ 66% 67 167 6TV4
130; +»4 National Biscuit lU%|IIS% U3 a i 113 i: 113 114
6OOI— % National Enam. & Stp j 244 24V4 241% 24'< 24V4 2i\
100—2 National Enam. & Stp. Pr . 961 A %i., '«:: . ■■>;:.. 95 ; 100
1,4001 + % (National Lead 85% 86V4 SSVI 65^ 85% l S»H
100 -IV, National Lead pr 109 109 109 109 108 10S%
4.100 +»s» s National of Mexico 2d pr.. 25^j 26^! 25^4 26 25% 25%
200- % New York Air Brake BSMt 89 88% 1 89 88 |89
16,4001-1% (New York Central 118% 119% 117% 117% 117% 118
200,'— New York. Chi. & St. L.... 61 j6l 59 .I 59 58 163
100! N- v., N. H. & H. subs 146 146 146 1146
200! — % N. V.. N. H. & H 155 155% 155 155% 15414 156
3.430 New York, Ont. & Western 45»4. 45^ 44^i 44*4 44% 45
1.000 +^4 Norfolk & Western 97 : 97% 97 i 97i,4 97 97*4
2.350 North American 75»4 791^ 7SV S 79 1 79>4 80
23,500-2% Northern Pacific 134V 4 135 "131% 132% 131% 132V6
1001 — %. Nor. Ohio Tr. & Light....... 36 36 136 !36 ; 35% 36ii
100—4 Pacific Coast 2d pr 114 114 114 114 111 116
200 +14 'Pacific Mail 35 35 34 34 3314 34
300 +Vz Pacific Tel. & Tel 40 !40 j 39% 40 39% 40
29.900— % Pennsylvania Railroad 132% 133% 132% 133 133 133H
2,150 +14 People's Gas & Coke 113 113^ 112% 113V4 113^113%
100 +% P.. C, C. & St. L. 98 i9B i9B i9B 97U,; 9S
1.700 4 % iPlttsburg Coal 2314 2314 22% 1 23 22% 23
500 +1 jPittsburg Coal pr 76 77% 76 77% 77 78
700 +Vi Pressed Steel Car 46% 46%! 46 46% 46 46%
2,625+% Pullman Palace Car 191 191 190 190 190 191
500: Philadelphia Company 101 101 |100% 100% 102
100- % Quicksilver : 3% 3% 3%, 3% 3% 3^
600; + % Railway Steel Spring )47 '47 ! 46% 46%! 46 46%
100 —% i Railway Steel Spring pr.... 106% ': 106% 106 V, 106% 105 107
121.300 + %• Reading 161 1163% 161% 161%
1.600— Reading 2d pr 101% 101% 100% 1100% 100% 1101
3.300:— % Republic Iron & Steel j 40V, ! 40% 40 ! 40 " 1 40 I 40%
500 +1 Republic Iron & Steel pr....H00 " 101 100 101 101 102
81,400—2% Rock Island 46 i 46% | 43% 43% 43% i 43%
200—1% Rock Island pr 85% 85% S4V> 84% 84% So%
2.200—1% St. Louis &S.F.2d pr 56 *! 56% 55%| 55 l -s| 55 I 55%
. 700— % Sloss-Sheff. Steel & 1r0n... 80% 82% 80% 82% ISI !82
49.810— % Southern Pacific. 129% 131% ; 129 7 & 130%!13r>% 130%
2,000!+% Southern Railway..' 30% 31 • 30% 2f)~l 30% 31
2.100—1% Southern Railway pr -.. 69 j 69% 67% 67% 67% 67%
200 +1 So. Porto Rico Sugar 85 185 ISS 85 82% S5
100 +% Tennessee Copper 37 i 37 37 37 1
2.600— 14 Texas & Pacific ! 32% 33% 32% 32% 32% ! 32%
600 i + % Third Avenue Railroad 15% 16% 16% 16% 16 " 16%
800 +% Toledo Rys. & Light 13% 14% 1 13% 13% 13 13%
$00- % Toledo. St. L. & West 49 49% 49 49% 48% 49%
400- Toledo. St. L. & West. pr... 69% 69% 1 69% 69% 68% 69%
725—% Twin City Rapid Transit... 113 113% 113 j 113% 113% 114
350—3 Union Bag & Paper pr !70 ]70 170 j7O 170 174
135.200'— Union Pacific 192 193% 191% 191% 191% 191%
600+% Union Pacific pr 100% 101 100%|101 100% 100%
10 United Dry Goods 120% 120% 120% 120% 119% 120%
207 — % United Dry Goods pr 112 " 112% 112 112 ' 111% 112%
300—% United Ry. Investment j 39% 40 "| 39% 39% i
150 U. S. Cast Iron P. & F ( 29% 29% 29% 1 29% 29% 30
20 U. S. Cast Iron P. &F. pr. 82 82 82 82 180 84
I,ooo— U. S. Realty & Imp 80 80% SO SO 80% 81
1.400— % United States Rubber 46% 46% 46% 46% 46 46%
2.100— % United States Rubber Ist pr 112% 112% 112 112 112 ! 112%
371,7001— United States Steel i 83% 85% i 83% 83% 83% *1
1,900 United States Steel pr 122% 123% 122% 123 123 123%
2,800 : Utah Copper ] 52% 54 52% 53% 52%! 52%
4.100!— % Va.-Carolina. Chemical 63% 55 53%! 54 54 ' 54%
2.100 ' Wabash 22% 22% 22% 22% 22 I 22%
6.000! + % Wabash pr 49%! 51 ! 49%! 50 i 49% 50
6.3001 +% Western Maryland i 51%' 52% 51%! 52% 51% 52
1.300!— % Western Union Telegraph..! 72% 73% j 72% 73% ! 73% 73%
900! +1% WesUnghouse Mfg 71% 73% 71% l 73% 72 I 73
700 +% Wheeling &L. E... 6% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5%
400 Wheeling &L. E. Ist pr....] 11 11 11 11 11 112
2.550, + % : Wheeling & L. E. 2d pr.... 6% 7% 6% 7 6V. 7
300| Wisconsin Central... | 48 ,48 | 48 | 4S ) 47%"j 50
reach $42,000,000 ther* will be a surplus
after dividends of almost $16,000,000.
Estimating the earnings for the last
quarter at $42,000,000, the corporation
earned more than 16 per cent in the
twelve months ended December 31. A
few speculators believe that the direc
tors will increase the dividend next
week in order to check the declining
movement in Stock Exchange prices and
to encourage an active outside demand
for securities.
BOND MARKET SALES.
5000 Japanese 4**6 95 I 4000 Mcx C Con 4s 97%
2000 USof M 4s. 94 7 *. 10000 do Ist Inc. 27%
1000 Arg 6s Rets. 95?, 2000 M X & T Ist
6000 Sao Paulo 6s 96»» 4s 9934
6000 Va 6s Defd 3000 do 99%
Ctfs 49 100" ■ do Ref 45.. &4Vj
10000 do SO 13000 Mo Pac Ist Col
3000 X V City 4 'is 6s 102',i
1957 new.. 1000 Nas El R R
64000 do 4s 1959. 99 » 4s 81%
12000 do Rets ... 99% 15000 Nat Rys of M
500 Adams Ex 4s 93 4V>s 944
10000 Alb & S 3Us. 09% 5000 do &4*»
2000 Allts-Chal 5s 84 1 10000 do 94-*
2000 do 53% , 11000 N V Cen Gen
25000 do S3S 3Hs 91%
20000 Am As C 55.102 12000 do L S Col
1000 Am Cot Oil 3Us 81
4^s .; 97% 2000 do M C Col
1000 Am H & L. 3 : ? s .... SOH
6s 1014 23000 do 79 7 »
4000 Am Spirits 6s 96 1000 N V G & E L,
59000 Am T & T H & P 4s. .. 83*4
Cvt Is 103 1000 do 5s 102 ;
5000 do 103 V» 21000 NYN H& H
10000 do 10314! Deb 6s 134
K'»0O Am Tob 6s . . 106"* j 10000 do 134U
87000 do 4s 78 3000 do Cvt 3H5.100 »
2000 do 7741 2000 do 100?;
1000 A T & S F 1000 N V Tel &■
AdJ 46 Stpd 94 % Rets 98 1 *
4000 do Gen 4s.loo>* 14000 do 98 ;
9000 do 100> 4 I 1000 do 984
15000 do Cvt 55.. 118% i 1000 Nor & W Con
6000 do US 1 * 4S 99
27000 do Cvt 48..11S 1 * 100<M> do Cvt 45... 101
10000 do 118%! 2000 do 100's
10000 At Coast L. & 6000 do 101
N 4s 93 5000 Nor Pac Gen
10000 do .:...... 92\ 3s . . .s6F. 73%
4000 B & O Gold I(V*> do 73 »
4s 99% 3000 do 73»i
3000 do 99% 7000 do 4s 102%
500 do 99»; 11000 do 102 1 *
2000 do 99 2000 Ore Sh L Ist
20000 do Pr 34«. 92 l 4 Con 5s 113
7000 Beth Steel 5s SS»i 1000 do Gtd Ref
9000 do 884 . 4s P4*i
1000 do 88 T i 5000 Pac T& T ss. 9»4
13000 Bkln Rap Tr 2000 do 99
Gold 55... 1044 1000 do 99 1 *
13000 do 4S 84% 7000 Perm 3U S 1915 96H
9000 do .. 844 2000 do ..'. 96
5000 do 64 i 18000 do 964
5000 Bkln Un Gas i 2000 do 4s 1948 . . 104?k
6s 103 I 1000 do Gtd Gold
6000 Bur C R & N 4s 98
Cl Tr .1144 3000 . do Gtd 4H5.105
1000 Can So Ist 3000 do Gtd 313 1 - s
Ext 6s l 04 T i Ctfs . .... 97%
2000 C of Ga Con 5000 Per? Mar Ref
5s 108% 4* 784
32iV»D do Ist inc. 88 1000 do 78%
60000 do 2d Inc. 82 10000 do . . 78 S 8
5000 do 3d Inc. 82 4000 Reading Gen
2000 Cen Leath 5s 99% 4s 994
8000 do 994 1000 do .. . :»!''- t
1000 do 99% 3000 do .. '•''• ): s,
7000 Cen Pac Gtd 2000 Rich & Danv
4s 9TM Dob 5s 106%
4000 C & O Gen I 1000 R W & Og 5s 109 1 ,
44s 102*4 2000 St L I M & S
2000 C & Alt 3'«? 74% Gen 5s 109
4COO do 744 6000 St L&S F R
400.) do 3s 75 I R Gen 55... 88%
1000 C & E 111 R j 24000 do KBM,
&1mp45..55»4 1000 do 88%
1000 C & W Ind I 1000 do 6S s i
Con 45... 92%! 3000 do SS*4
20000 CB4Q Gen | 10000 do Ref 45. . Si
4£ 99 ! 7000 do . . 844
20000 do Joint 4s 96%! 2000 St L, San Ist
26000 do 064 4s 93
63000 do . 06% ! WVV) do Con 4s . 75%
15000 do Reg . 064 10000 do 78%
1000 do Deb ss. 101% 3000 San An & A
6000 do 111 Dlv P4s 88
3Hs ..... Bs\ 10000 So Pac Cl Tr
1000 do Swn 4s. 89 I 4s 934
1000 C M & St P 1000 do Ref 45.3. 94%
4s 1934.. 3. 03% 3000 do 94
6000 do Term 5s 103 9000 do 94 7
10000 C R I & P 1000 do Cvt 4s
Gen 4? 864 sSF.IO2'J
2000 do Ref 45.. 91%: 74000 do 1034
If**** do 9] 150000 do . 103
18000 do 8114 IMOOO do . . . 1O3«4
28000 do RR 4s SI I 1000 d . ....55F.103
16000 do 80% 10T.0 do c. 10314
8000 CCr &s L 30000 do 103%
»yw» Gen 4s 934 75000 do 1034
3000 Col & .-, R.f I 5000 So Ry Gen 4s 80%
*™« & Ext 4 '"= 3 974; ! 4/vh> <!<-> 80 T i
S^Ort do r<7~. 1000 Third Ay Con
11000 Col Ind 5s 4s ... «W%
,^^v sSF - 81 2»W«0 d-, prp-1 . «7%
lf^ do -. 2000 d 0... . ml
2000 Corn Prod S 70<->OO do . 6S
n^ F5 " 1931 •a 5 K*»Tol St I. &XV
?,or,o do 1934... 86 4s '. BMC
4000 Den «• R G 1000 do . . 81
_ Ref 5s .94 ' «o<V> do 34« .'<>',
< ™ do . CM't'l.V'iO Un Pa Ist 45.101H
1000 Dei M& M L ! N0..0 do .'. . 101%
(Amtv Q "8 40 19i«V> do Ist ref 4s 1.7
1000 Dlst Sec Csb 74 i&soitf) do <"vt 45... 112
2<">o do . 734 15000 do Ill",
20000 Erie Gen 4s .76 25000 do . 111*4
5000 do Cvt 4a 50OV) do 1114
A M 1000 V B R A Imp
5000 do 7O'-« 5t 92%
3000 Gr Bay Deb I !>IN) do . D 2 54
B 15 i 22000 do . M
3000 do ... . 18% 1 0000 13 S Huh fls. . . 103%
BOM do 15% 600001} S Steel 8 F
«•■">■) do . 16 I Ps lO4N
8000 111 Cent R»f 152000 do 1"4%
4s Oft-, S4VIO ,jo 104%
40.10 do :.. 994 3000 do Reg 1044
<*-*'■««>« «> Ir.t Met 445. 82% BOOOVa Iron C &
26000 da . B2U C 5« 99%
176000 do .. 82% 40<V> do 994
1000 do . 82Ul 1O.M! Vii Mid Gen
SMOO do '■-■ . 5s 1074
2<hV) int R T 65.. 1034 ! 1.-KM.WBhash 2d...103
f-+'""f -+'"" do 103*4 82000 do Ref &
17000 do fig 108 I Ext 4s ...74
•T"0O Int Fteam P i 34fiOrt do . .... 73 i
.. 5b 9*1, ! 12000 Wab Pitts T
I°™ <lo S6 i i, t Ctfs.... 47%
o<>.>o Kan C. So 3«. 73 IftOOOO do -» s
,/sit r ° '• 1024 linrv) do M Of.i 7
1000 L S & M S 4000 do fl'»
13000 LA M Unlf .. 3000 Wash Term
WOO do At X 4 " Kirn Went Md 4.i !B»
3<"ll) do C & rv MU ■'" ¥l ° w V,:"" Kh SK M
jftAA ». M °n Jt 4s ns moo «jo'lvv;;v;rr;n2 | H
4000 Man Con 4». 97% 1000 do 02
8000 Marine 4V.5. . ♦;» | 2000 Went Kh 4s . . . 101 4
%*'\ «° «*V 800 do n-c .no
££ w° c ■■««%! JWWw Un Cl
2000 Met St Ry Tr 6 , |m
,„. ( '«"n8«r-tf "Mil tgnoo wi» C Gen 4s. 944
Total take of bonds. $3,000,500.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were th-? 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 245 245 300
Am Agr Chem pref 103 101 104
Am Beet Sugar pref. . . . 93% 93 94
Am Coal 120 100 150
Am Cotton Oil pref 103 101 106
Am Dlst Tel 20 10 25
Am Express 300 255 300
Am Hide & Leather pref 44 434 44
Am Malt 64 6% 8
Am Snuff 2704 250 —
Am Snuff pref ...- 954 9U 99
Am Sugar pref 1214 1214 122%
Am Tel & Cable 83 70 77
Ann Arbor — 15 30
Ann Arbor pref — — 50
Batopllas Mining 3H 3 4
Bethlehem Steel 32 31 32%
Bethlehem Steel pref 66 — 65
Brunswick 17 15 18
Buff Roch & Pitta 106 101 106
Buff Roch & Pitts pref.. 133 128 138
Buff & Susq pref 62 — 70
Butterick Co 32% 324 33
Central & So Am Tel... 116 119 120
Central of N J 3i>S 300 312
Chic & Alton pref .. 70 _ 69
Chic & East 111 pref 115 — 118
Chic Burl & Q 225 200 —
Chic Ind & L pref — 65 SO
Chic & N'west pref 225 210 225
Chic St P M & 0 150 148 155
Chic St P M. & O pi-ef..lSO 160 175
Chic Un Trac pref 10% 10 12
C C C & St L pref 104 103% 10S4
Col & South Ist pref 81% SI 82
Consol Coal 97% 100
Del Lacka & W 600 SSO 610
Dcs M & Ft D 9 9 15
Detroit United R R 61 60 65
Evans & T H 58 66 65
Evans & T H pref 85 524 90
Fed Mln & Sm .- 82 _ 75
Gen Chem Co 96 93 93
Granby Mining 112 112
Havana Elec Ry 80 90 <>•»
Havana Elec Ry pref... 684 03 97
Hocking Valley ll*"i 105 i"0
Hocking Valley pref ... 90 $4 90
Homes take 85 83 87
Illinois Central L. L . . . 994 98
Ingersoll Rand Co 70 70
Ingersoll Rand Co pref.. 84 95
Inter Harvest pref 126 126 1264
Inter Paper 14 134 144
Inter Paper pref 564 56 68
Inter Power 30 gU 30
lowa Central pref 50% 49 50
Kanawha & Mich 55 45 f,5
Kan City So pref 69 .i f«4
Kan C Ft S & M pref... 774 77 SO
Keok & Dcs M 9 s 14
Keok & Dcs M pref 44 4 40 45
Ladedo Gas pref 93 90 9$
Lake Erie & West 24 23 24
Lake Shore ~...320 300 400
Long Island 67 65 fif>
Manhattan Beach 3 3 3
Maryland Coal pref 90 so •
Metrop St Ry 25 21 "4%
Mich Central — 145 180
Minn & St L pref 88 S2 S9
Nash & Chatt 139 139 «4o« 4 o
National • Biscuit pref... 125 121 - 105
Nat of Mcx pref .. ... 61% 611$ g|j
New Central Coal 52 30 cr>
X V C & St L Ist pref.. 105 nr>
NYC&St L2d pref. .95 91 . 01
N V Dock 88 37 * 40
Norf & "West pref 594 gfl ni
Ontario Silver 2% 24 ■
Pacific Coast 115% 114 UK
Pacific Coast Ist pref... 105 100 ir><?
Pacific Tel & Tel pref.. 994 no as
Peorla & East 254 22 "I
P C C & St L pref 114% 110 i^rt
Pitt? Ft W & Chic 1734 173 I_
Pressed Steel Car pref .104 1034 104 4
Quicksilver pref 4% 37, 414
Reading Ist pref 93 924 9.V*
Rene & Saratoga 200 195 _
Rome Wat & Ogd 126 124 _
Rutland R R Co pief... 36 30 «
St L & S F Ist pref .... 704 70 7m
St L«r S FC* El ctfs.. 150 ir^
StL&SF C A: El ctfs new. M «,?4 «
St L & Swn 30*4 31 ,',u
St L A Swn pref 74 7414 -i
Pears-Roebuck pref ....120% jo * . O V
So R R M & O ctfs . .. R«4 5414 ort
Texas & Pac Ld Tr PS «7
Twin City Rap Tr pref .140 140 no
Un Bap A Paper 11% pi: '.o. o
United Cigar Mfs pref.. i/if,^ 'r
TTT T S Express 124 122 Un
IT S Reduc & Ref. .. f> <>!', 1"
O S Reduc A Ref nref.. 294 — oof
I" S Rubber 2d pref R24 SO', inu
Va-Car Chem pref 124 100 ,o"s. ?
Va Iron C & <- fif» «is rh *
Vulcan nettnnlnß .... 23% ?j 0-11
Vulcan inning pref... Si 7^14 £', 2
Wells Fareo Exp I<W 17 i; J3
Wesfhse Mfg Ist pref. ..12S 124 ,->» ii
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 190»_'22.
(Furnished by Swartwout ft Appenz*>Har No 40
Pine st.)
Nam* Maturity. Bid \*kJl V ?^
Am Cigar 4r c. Meh 15. 1011. 9?', 004 *«'&
do 4p c. Mch 15. 1912 . 97 »:., 255
Atl CX.S pc. Men. 1910 100 !O^H »•«
F^th Steol «p c. Nov. 1f>14... r^! j M :''}
C. H&D4 De. July. 191.1. ... M< r, 7 \- 4 fi?
C. CCtSLSpc, June. U.iooi, 101 ' \ &
»> & H "Its 44 Pc. July. •21..M1*; !«£« 47,
Sen Robber 44 re. July. 1915 934 944 *> \(t
Hudson Cos «p c. Oct 15, 11 m * X ,, ' »-,
Int.. r Rr\\ pc. Miy. lfiil H«i 4 1041 >£
KCJ * L6pc. Bepi 1012 ..7 U* V&
4a 6 p r. May 15, 1913 M 07 . ca
Lack St i. r » yr) 5p c. Mch. 10 90% {,v . « 5
do fl >r> Sp c. Mch. 1910.. 99% 1,-,.! 4*n
L 8 * Nllp c Feb. 1010.. w'i 100H 120
I-ouls &N5 De. Mrh. 1910 100 HiO»i \ 'nn
Mich Ctntrnl 5p c. Feb. H.lrt rm^ i™,? 4 %
Minn &StL5 pc. Feb! if>n on 004 i, %,
NY. N H AHB Pc. 191A-M2.^00 ' % % ' baS ' 8
Pcnn 5p c. Mch 15. 1010... 00 100 Vs^
St L«SFS r- c. Jan. »ii 09 wJ KM
-1.-, 44 Pc. Feb. 1912 . M ft?^ 5
Southern Ry .'. pc. Ffb, 1910. . 90 T i llxW !, VX
Tld,^nter 6 c, June. K.13...101S 1001^ ?X\
Wcgt 1; ft M6v c. Aug. -10.. 100% .1 4' 15
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
4f>. Slav. -59 Jnt^rch... R i J .. Asked.
4^1.. May. '57. Inarch..! '! ,?,2»> 0 ,.
44«. Nov.. '.'.7. Inierch. '^* '"'•'*
44b. May. '17. Inter, h . }£>?• " '• '»
4*. May. T. 7. Interch.... l< lZl* '"-^
4s. Nov.. "68. lnterch.." ™** *<*>*
4t. Nov.. ■.{«, regtat '■ '•" « IOOU
48. Nov.. •»«. resist ' nn 4 10O>;
84». Nov. '85, tntrrch. ""'■- ino '»
345. May. "54. coup."! £*,J f U l *
345, May. '54. regtet... ** 4 M|4
*6». Nov.. 10. rev X "'' «••<
Rets. 4a, M»y, '50....' Ill 2 l « 102%
" 03% 100
•Coupon or rcgiitere4.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Business on the Consolidated Exchange
was heavy in volume, with the sales for
the day totalling 127,250 shares. Sixty-four
different issues were traded In. Speculative
Interest, however, continued to be largely
concentrated in the standard stocks.
United States Steel common led in volume,
•Union Pacific was second and Reading
third. Heavy covering of short contracts
took place in the opening dealings, and
there was also considerable commission
house buying early, some of it representing
the repurchasing of stocks thrown over in
the smash of the day before. On the sub
sequent advance short selling for profes
sional account was again in evidence. At
the same time the market views of a large
contingent of the floor element were de
cidedly mixed. Steel common did not Bell
above 85, against a New York Stock Ex
change high of S5Vi. while Its low was 83%.
against 83 l i. Union Pacific advanced to
lSS 3-*.3 -*. against 193*6, and its low was 101%.
against 19114. Reading's top figure was
16311, against 163%. and its low 151. against
160 The low of Copper was 82%. against
82. Detailed operations follow:
STOCKS.
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
4.240 Amal Copper... 62% S4*i 62% 634
70 Am Beet Sugar 434 44 434 44
20 Am Can 12»i 12% 12H 12»»
170 Am Car & Fdy 65% 67 esH 66
10 Am Cotton Oil. 64 64 64 «4
10 Am Ice 244 244 244 244
10 Am Linseed 16 16 16 10
100 Am Locomotive 554 56 55 554
7.730 Am Smelting... 934 <6 93 ! 4 &4
150 Am Sugar 1224 1234 1224 1234
110 Anaconda Cop.. 50»» 80% 4U;i 60
• 360 At Top & B F. 119 119% 11SH USH
100 Bait & 0hi0... 116 1164 116 116
410 Brooklyn RT. .7.'.% 75% i 75 75 ;
250 Central Leather 43% 44 43 1-*1 -* 43H
550 Ches & 0hi0... 87 ' i 87% S6*« S6 3*3 *
5.360 C M & St P...147«i 145% 147 147
300 Col Fuel & Ir. 434 45 434 444
750 Consol Gas 1514 153 151 I.*1 .* 151 i
50 Corn Products. 20 20% 20% 20 i
80 Col & H Coal.. s~4 88% 81 S7
410 Denver & R G. 45 45 l i 45 4." ; »
20 Dist Securities. 344 344 344 344
610 Erie 3i» 7 » 314 30** 31%
70 do Ist pref.. 484 404 454 49' i
400 Gt North pref. l33% 1334* 131 132
40 do ore ctfs.. 734 734 734 734
ClO Inter-Met ... .24 ■» 244 2;5 l * 23 s *
700 do pref 61% 63 60U t>O*i
10 X C Southern.. 40 -SO 40 4i>
520 Mo Kan & Tex 44% 46 44 45%
170 Mo Pacific 67 67 67 67%
70 do rights tV A A "
70 National Lead. S6 864 654 854
30 Nof Mcx 2d pi 264 2GH 26V» 264
6*o N V Central... USTi 1194 118 US
4CO N V Ont &W. 45 45% 44% 454
50 Norf & West.. 074 97 97 »i 07%
1.170 North Pacific.. 135 132 132
50 Pacific Mai!.... 34% 34% 34% 34%
1.1&0 Pennsylvania ..132 7b7 b 133 7 132 7 /i 133
170 People's Gas. .113 1134 112% 113
ISO Pitts Coal 23% 23% 23 23
100 Press Steel Car 46% 46% 46% 46%
19.160 Reading 1614 ' 163% 161 161%
2.520 Rock Island... 46 46% 43% 43%
4.670 South Pacific... l 30 l i 131% 130 130
240 Southern Ry... 3" 444 4 30 7 » 304 30%
10 do pref 604 694 «04 604
20 Term Copper... 37 37 37 37
230 Texas & Pacific 324 33 324 32%
230 Third Avenue.. 164 16% 16 164
29.480 Union Pacific.. 192 193% 191% 1014
130 V S Rubber... 464 46-* 46' 464
50 do rights 08 .OS .OS .OS
42.130 U S Steel 53% 80 83% 83T5
160 do pref 123 123% 122% 123
50 Utah Copper... 53 53 4 52 53
50 Va-Car Chem.. 54 ' i 54 54 54%
200 Wabash . 22 T » 22 7 s 224 22%
900' do pref 50 51 49!* 60
10 Western Union 73 73 73 73
100 West Maryland 51% 52% 51% 614
20 Westinghous© E 714 714 714 714
127.250 Total sales.
MINING.
500 Atlanta 10 .10 .10 .10
350 Belmont 94 .95 .94 .95
1.050 Comstock 35 .35 .35 .35
400 Con Cal & Va.1.75 1.75 1724 1.724
300 Chollar 30 .30 30 30
400 Elkton 70 .71 .70 .71
1.000 Jack Pot 074 .«74 .074 .074
400 Jumbo Ext .. .17 .174 .17 174
200 Mexican 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75
500 Montgom Mt. . .034 .'»34 .034 .034
100 Ophlr 2.074 2.074 2.074 2 074
400 Portland 88 .*9 .88 .89
500 Tonopah Ext.. .69 .#8 .69 .69
1.500 Tramps Con... .064 .004 .064 064
7.600 Total sales.
WHEAT.
525.000 May option $1 <*>% SI 10% Si 09 $1 09^
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
In the market for outside securities trad-
Ing as a whole was light, with the excep
tion of a few of the mining issues, which
continued to show fair animation, prin
cipally on the inside purchases. The gen
eral tone at the opening was steady, with
prices on a parity with the previous
closing. Before the first half hour elapsed,
however, a heavy tone developed, with
fractional recessions throughout the more
important copper stocks on limited offer
ings. The Industrial list was heavy in
sympathy, and declines of 4 points were
recorded in some of the issues, while in
the inactive shares the bid price in sev
eral instances fell from *i to \ of a point.
Standard Oil was down 4 points, while
American Tobacco v.-as off 3 points in the
bid. In the mining list Greene-Cananea.
Nevada Consolidated, British Columbia.
Miami and Ray Consolidated were frac
tionally lower. Boston Consolidated Cop
per was an exception, and on heavy buying
advanced 1% points, -while in some of the
lower priced - shares an easier tendency
developed The silver issues were fairly
steady, but inactive. Bonds were- dull,
with interest centred in Missouri Pacific ss.
Detailed operations follow:
INDUSTRIAL.
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
60 Am Tobajco .. 41S 420 416 41S
360 Am Writ p pf.. 234 25 25
500 Bay State Gas.. % M % ti
f.ooJune Oil 25 25' 25 25
100 Rendall Steel.. 7 7 7 7
71 Standard Oil.. 651 649 CoO
175 Un Cigar Mfjr. . 68% 80 8S 89
SCO U S Light & H. 24 24 C"-4 2%
RAILROAD.
300 Chic Subway... 4 4 4 4 4-. 44
700 X M & 0.... 21 214 20 ? i 21 '*
100 St L & 5 F, wr 40 «0 40 40
MINING.
1.100 Alpha Copper... 6% 7 6% 7
4.500 'Argentum . 10 10 if* 10
■5.000 Boston Copper.. 19 20% 19 "11
1.000 "Bovard Con... 44 44 44 44
200Braden Copper.. 4S 4% 454 5 4%
600 Brit Col Copper 7% 7% 75»7 5 » 7%
1.200 Butte Coalition. 28 l i 26H 28% 26
1.900 Canadian Mines 7 % s 7'a 74 7%
10.000 Chino Copper... 144 14 1 13 7 14
3.500 'Cobalt Central. 21 2! ' 3 21 "14
1.200 -Com Fraction.. 40 40 40 40
400 'Commercial ... 52 52 52 52
19.300 Con Arts Smelt. 34 34 3 3.2,
100 Davis-Daly Cop 3% 3H SH 3%
22.f*J0 Ely Central Iti liJ 111 17»1 7 »
6,500 'Ely Con 83 85 J-l S2
100 El Ravo 2% 2% 2% *>%
?."O 'Eureka Con... IS 1:» IS M
250 First Nat Cop.. 5% 5 T i 5% 5*4
1.500 Gila Copper ?7i? 7 i 9 » 94 9%
2.soOOiroux ll 4 n : i m s ni,
2,500 Goldnola Con . 7% 7.4 7H 7%
1.500 Groene-Car.anea l"' JO% 104 10".*
27.000 *Ore<?nv.-ator ... 8H 114 8% 11
6,500 'Harcuvar Cop. 71 72 " 71 > ' 7-'
1.500 Inspiration Cop 9% DA 9% &A
7.000 Kerr Lake .... 94 iX 9 . 9X
2.500 La Rose Con... 4% 4^l 44 4U
5.-10 Mason Valley .. 2% 2% 2% ->%
15.700 Miami Copper.. 24 24% 23% 2.i
200 Mines Co of A.. 60 DO 80 50
2,500 Nevada Con C. 25 7 26 25% 2.".%
2.600 Nevada Smelt.. 7 » 1 7 i 1
1.300 Nev-U M. <.- B. 14 1% 14 1%
300 Nipisslng M Co. 99 T *» 97i9 7 i 9% !>%
I. SCO Ohio Copper . 4 » 4 T « 4% 4%
I.WO Pacific Smelters 14 14 1% ,1,
300 Precious Metals 1% 1% 1% 1%
10.000 'Paw-hide Cn... 174 174 15 lrt
5.500 Ray Central 3% 3% 3A "ii
4.600 Ray Con . 244 24 7 i 24 "41^
100 Sierra Con 44 44 44 4\a
8,000 Silver Leaf .. IS IS 13 13
100 Silver Queen... 22 22 22 2->2 ->
600 B V M & S.T.. 3% 8% 3% 8%
340 Superior & Pitts 13 13% IS 15%
l.SOOTenabo M & S. 24 2% 24 •>%
200 *Tooo| Ext . . 67 67 67 67 '
5.500 'Tramps Con... 7 74 7 71,
8.000 Tularosa .. 14 14 1 % 14
200 T-;r.lumne Cop.. 3H 3% 3% 3%
1.350 Union Minos 2 2 r » 2 2
2.000 'L'n Pac Cobalt B r> S 0
2<>o United .~,-, rr , . r . 7% 7% 7% 7*»
4.700 W Va-W COl j,v 2*i 24 -Ji
1,000 Yukon © Mints. 4}i 4)} 4"i 4%
BONDS.
$3,000 Bine CRy '"* 89% 89% 89% Ff»%
35.000 Con Aria S 13.. 60 »'4 60 64
200.000 Mo Pac ss. 1 Int 95% 9rt 95 T i O^, 7 .
8,000 West Pi-iflc .'..« :•-. - 97% 97% 97%
•Sells rent spr»r share
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterday's closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Monday's:
—Jan. 17 — —Jan. IS —
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked
I' 5..28. retr . 1830 100% 100% 1O.»S ion.
U. f 2s. coup.. 183O..T:l0OH 100% 100
V. S. 3s. res;, 19O^-15..1«H% 1024 101 1024
U. S. dm, coup.. 190S-'13;101*i 1024 101 io^U
U. S. 4s. rejt. isea m : i 1154 nr. n-,u
U. S. Is, coup, l&S 114*4 115% 114% | 15 »*
Panama 2.-- re?. 1936. .'.100 101 111.1 ji»j
Panama £■ coup.. 1038. l<«» 101 log 101
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Williams. McConnell & Coleman
No. •>> Wall street.)
1 M Ask<>d
Am Light ,v Traction 2lHi -) U '
do preferred ins j,,.',
Am Gas & Electric 44% 451:
d.i preferred .... 4 4 4 -,
do first 5s ........ S7 > s
Denver Gas & Electric ..... 15 - J \m
do general .•>-■ i»4 , m;
Empire District Electric . . 35 37
<1o i>refetreil 75 77
do bonds 77 -c,
Lincoln Gr»» ,v Klectrlc 20 •••»
Pacific (Sag A Elect ric M f>\
.I . preferred ........... s '.» m
CHICAGO INDUSTRIALS.
«"hl«-a;v>. January is.
American Can.,.. IS .. Sti Stable Car 80%
do pref . ... 7tt^: do cref In;
Am Shipbuilding 77 | Swift *Co ■ lus«»
Ch Pneu Tool Xi'siltoxlxviiJ nref . . y. "
' ■••in !:■!.- 1 1211 |\\ tti m Stone . ■_•.".,
do rights l*»j. Metropolitan 0f....M
Chic Telephow . . . ir.o ifTjic llv» Series 2.. 31
ai Title a Tr....u:i I 1 - Bo«buck . i..s .
Diamond Match.. 11»4 do vrtt 121*Z
Quaker Oats H1...106 I feoples Gas 113 ♦
Executor Trusts
Chartered 1822 **.
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
* LOJTDON, 18 Bisbops^ate St. Within- PART?, 41 Bonlmri Haaarauai
■--■■■■■■ .:-. - i L *i_
,
Travelers' Letters of Credit, Foreign Exchange.
■ ■-,
'jn
Administrator . Guardian
8 Franklin TruSl Company
•ff 166 Montacub Stieet, B»ookly?»* 14.0 Broadway, -New YcjuP
* Arts in every couciary capacity. Allows interest on Demand aa<i Tim* Depo»it«
3 Metropolitan IZ
Trust Company^
of t/*e City qfJVexv YorA
49 WALL STREET
Capital, Surplus and Profits, $10,000,000
BRAYTON IVES. President. GEORGE N. HARTMANN. Secretary.
ANTON A. RAVEN. \ «-Pr«. JAMES F McNAMARA. JTratpSeer
BEVERLY CHEW. 2dV i c*-Pr RUPERT W. K. ANDERiON.A-t.Tr.
BERTRAM CRUGER. Treasurer. . FREDERICK E- FRIED. A-.. Sccreury.
DIRECTORS.
Francis M. Bacon. Edward B. Jndsoo. Anton A. Ea-rea.
William L Ball. Lewis CM Ledjard. Norman B. Bean.
William Carpeader, Bradley Martla. • George R. Sheldoa.
Beyerly Chew, Frederick T. Martin. J- Edward Stsnuou.
Thomas De Witt Cuyler. Walter E. Mayaard. John 1 I ■ M
Henry W. DeForest, E D Morgan, Jc«eoh J. Slocnm.
Haley Flske. Richard Mortimer. Jofcn T. Terry.
ErStSilSrUt Z ' Jbba E. r '" " Geo. Henry W«rr«.
BraytonlTeT. Charles M. Pratt. Horace White.
Buck's Weekly
Cobalt Letter
Written by
George kendrick Buck
Exclusively for us gives complete. detal'.-?4
Information about al! the Cobalt Mines and
covers ful'y the Mining properties In
SOUTH LORRAIN,
MONTREAL RIVER.
SILVER LAKE.
MILLER LAKE.
HUBERT LAKE.
GOW GANDA.
PORCUPINE GOLD DISTRICT.
Has no connecttion with any brokerage nous*.
Gives no paid write-ups
Accepts no advertisements.
Two Dollars a Y>ar in Advance.
Publicity Limited
36 Lawlnr Buildins. - Toronto. Ont,
PERSONAL TRUSTS
Executor, Administrator. Guardian.
Committee, Trustee under Will or un
der appointment by Deed, Agent for
the care of Personal Property.
This class of Trust business solicited.
FULTON TRUST GO.
OF NEW YORK. ?0 NASSAU STREET.
FRED'K F. MARQUAND
Mcrr.btr of Consolidated Stock Ex. <f N V
Tel. SO3O Broad. 35-37 Broad St.. N. Y.
STOCKS AND BONDS
For Investment or on Margin.
FRACTIONAL LOTS.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch * Co.. No. SO
Broad street. New York.)
Stocks, Dividend. Bid. Asked.
Am Brake* S& F Q-Mar 5 53 88
Am Brake 5 & Fpf Q-M 7 123 127
American Brass Q-j ft 117 122
American Chicle MoAEx 12 230 235
American Chicle pf Q-J 8 105 109
Am Dist Tel of N J Q-J 4 57 59
Am Coal Products Q-J « 93 96
American Press Q-J&Ex 6 I*s 105
American Thread pf j&j 5 4^4 3
Am Type Founders j^-j 4 4* 50
Am Type Founders pf..Q-j 7 97 101
Bibcock & Wllcox Q-J 7 10« 112
Barney & Smith , — 30 50
Barney & Smith pf — 105 115
Borden's Cond Milk . . SF&AEx — 113 1204,
Borden's Cond Milk pf..Q-M 6 104 10S
Bush Terminal — ■>«) 81
Central Fireworks — 5 10
Central Fireworks pf — 55 65
Conn Ry & Light Q-F 4 764 79
Celluloid Q-JJtEx 6 123 132
E I dv P de Nemours.. 7 135 14*5
Eldu Pde Nem pf...Q-j 5 86 »>
Eastern Publishing ... . — 115 —
Empire Steel & Iron . . 7 10
Empire Steel & Iron pf. S4 —
Fifth Aye Estates Jftj 5 150 —
Hall Signal common 45 55
Herring-Hall-Marvin — 30 45
International Nickel — 150 155
International Nickel pf.Q-P 6 90 94
International Silver — 15 25
International Sliver pf.. Q-J 4 ft 1 * 103
Klrby Lumber — 10 15
Klrby Lumber pf 40 55
Kings Co El L & P .Q-M S 129 133
Lackawanna Steel . . . — ,*>>« 63
London & Edinburgh Co J*J o 130 15i>
Nat Cash Rfjliter pr«f.JtJ 7 HO 120
Niles-Bement-P Q-M R US 103
Nlles-Bement-P pref.... Q-F « 102 108
Otis Ei«vatcr \4O 3 55 ft*
Otis Elevator pf Q-J 6 99 101
Old Dominion S S TAJ « loft 115
Pacific Gas &El — 52 55
Pacific Gas A- El pf Q-J « *7 90
Phelps. D& Co _ — 240 WO
Pop^ Manufacturing.... — 77 «O
Pope Mfg pf —SO RS
Producers" Oil Q-M rt 150 175
Pratt & Whitney pref. .Q-F 6 100 106
Royal Bak Powder Q-M&E* 8 165 175
Safety C H ft L Q-M&Ex 8 130 135
Sen-Sen Chiclet _ 124 vs
Standard Coupler •>* £$
Standard MUUns. Co _ \* X 9
Standard Mill Co pr AJtQ S 49 53
Sydenham Corp — _^ 100 110
Texas Company Q-M 12 215 •»*»
Texas * Pacific C0a1. . . Scrt;> 6 90 109
Trenton Potteries 4 i
Trenton Potteries pref — co 70
Trenton Pot fndg ctfs..J*J 4 (U> 70
Trow Directory _ — 25 35
Union Carbide ■ _ 102 m
Union Ferry q_j 2 30 35
I nt^n Typewriter _ m <*>
Union Typewriter Ist pf.AAO 7 110 11.1
Union Typewriter 2d pf . A*O R 11 •» n.\
i nited Banknote Q_j 4 4^ 52
I'r.ited Banknote pf Q-j a 5-> 54
V. £ ,, F ' mls -- ln S-J 4 140 IV>
I S Itnlshtnr pf Q-J 7 m m
vlnririla Railway _ ** •»«
West Pacific — 27 *>
West Power _ 3* 40
West Power oref — 53 61
BONDS.
Am Malt Ist J4D ' 6 1034 1044
Am Pipe & Kdry Ist JiJ « 103 io«
Am BS4F Ist MAS 5 98 100
Am Ti^^ x- S Ist A&O 6 83 95
Am T>i*r .l Jbt MAN « 100 104
Am Typefnd new MAN « 99 \OO
|f" Publishing M.tS 1 05 100
fifth Aye Estate MAN ft — 10J
T "! cke^°n«»- J Mi 3 8 103 10U
Inter Nickel Ist .UO ft 92 »«4
Inter Silver Ist jjtj « 10 » 1114
inter Silver dbt JAJ ft 100 102
J-WU ,F II» Ist Q-J « 99 105
I^ndon ■ Edtnb Co .. . FA- v 8 10«> —
New Jersey Stmboat Ist M*N 5 S5 DO
> ■* Biscuti Ist .... Mi S 6 100 -
Ncrthw Coal Rut MAN 5 75 —
Old Do S s Ist MAS ft 65 105
Ontario Power Ist F*A ft 90 80
*, t>n » £& C 192 T. MAS ft 33 40
Mcx-k Quotation Tel... FA A 5 B —
Sunday «• *.C 1925 JAJ 5 «5 70
l/nton Carbide Ist J4J ,-, 9K 102
;n; n Fdry Ist ft,, 1920.... MAN — 95 10<*
i ; niu-,1 Lead dbt .... JiJ 5 «•• 65
!. g Finish con» J*J ft aft UK»
U B Finishing Ist JA-J ft 100 105
Mrjtnlu-Car Chem a&o ft »7 0-S4
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
Week ended l»10 * UKtt 190 S.
Jan 17 814.774.887 $15,442,533 $19.P40.50f» i
Since Jaa. 1.. 2i.553.73S t0.3ya.53« 35.375.&«»
Irving National
Exchange Bank
Strictly a Commercial Ist
Resources Over Thirty-one Millions.
West Broadway and Chambers Si^ »w Tan
MEETINGS.
Guaranty Trust Company of Hew fsrt
28 Nassau street, -'.c York.
A special meeting of the stockholdsn <
Guaranty Trust Company of New Tor* in
been called and will be held at the ci;» t
the Company. No. 25 Nassau Strtet. ts tti
Borough of Manhattan. City of New Tart a
Tuesday, the twenty-fifth day of Jasnr?.
1910. at 1 o'clock P. M.. for the psrpcs* <*
voting upon an agreement entered tsts at
made by the Board of Directors of tUson>
pany and the Board of Directors of iloKa
Trust Company and the Board of Direcant!
Fifth Avenue Trust Company, pursont »
Section 36 of the Banking Law of tbs fes»
of New York, for the merger of Mortos Trst
Company and Fifth Avenue Trust Ccrwj
Into Guaranty Trust Company of Xe-ar let
Dated New York. January S. 1910.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILL. .Presidsc
E. C. HEBBARD. Secretary.
MORTON TRUST CO.UPA>Y.
3S Nassau Street.
New York.
A special meeting of the stockhotd^t 4
Morton Trust Company will be held- at tit
office of the Company. No .13 Naaasa a:rwt.
In the Borough of Manhattan. City of SI"
York, on Tuesday, the twenty- ii;i i*j it
January. 1910. at 2 o'clock P. M.. for tie-;r
pose of voting upon an agreement entatsi na
and made by the Board of Directors ol C»
Company and the Board of Directors of S»
anty Trust Company of New York aai d*
Board of Directors of Fifth Avenue T^c
Company, pursuant to Section 36 of the Bus
ing Law of the State of. New York, for to
merger of Morton Trust Company and fQ
Avenue Trust Company Into Guaranty Xras
Company of New York.
Dated New York. January ?. 1910-
By order of the Board of Directors.
LEV! p. MORTON. Presiisit.
H. M FRANCIS. Secretary.
FIFTH AVEME TKIST fOMFOV
614 FIFTH AVENUE.
NEW YORK.
A special meeting of the stockholders of m
Avenue Trust Company will be hell at th» ••
flee of the Company. No. 514 Fifth i^am. •
the Borough of Manhattan. City of Xew Ist
on Tuesday, the twenty-fifth day of Jir=rr
1910. at 4 o'clock P. M.. for the purpose «
voting upon an agreement entered Ist* ••
made by the Board of Directors of tie C«3f
and the Board of Directors cf Guaranty -*
Company of New York and the Board of B£»
tors of Morton Tniat Conjpaay. psrssas: *
Section 36 of the Basking Law of the 3ttjs*
New York, for the merger of Morton JtJJ
Company and Fifth Avenue Trust Coagot
into Guaranty Trust Company of New Toti.
Dated New .York. January ■». 1910-
By order of the Board of Directors.
LEVI p. MORTON. PreaH»
JAMES M. PRATT. Secretary : _
Off. of _
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT <"OMPAS*
City of New York.
Borough of BrooklTi
January 7JU. 131*
Th«» annual meeting of Stockholders afaS
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company far ''■"*«
tion of four (4) directors to serve ri * '?
years, ar. 3 one (1) director ti> serve "**';»
years, and one .1 . director to serve -?a» •»
year, and of three (3V inspectors ofe!ectl!3"
serve at the. next succeeding anaaal MS***
and for the purpose of transacting s*! l *•
business as may be duo- brought -tot* *-*
meeting, will be held at 12 o'clock =oot •
Friday. January 2«th. 191>\ at the o£ca of -'
company. S5 Clinton Street. vro *s »
Brooklyn. New York City. The Polls «* v
main open for one hour" T. .e transfer b»»
will be closed at 3 P. M en Tuesday. JW*5
11th. 1910. and -win r»main closed *■*,£
A M on the day immediately succeeds? «-'
final adjournment of said Stockholders?
Ing. C. D. MRVgELY. Secretary,
New York. January 3. MSB
To the Stockholders of
Guaranty Trust Company of New lot
You arc hereby notified that, by direct!"
the Board of Directors of the GBM |"si«?3
Company of New York, a special meet—*
th« Stockholders to Authorize th» lßCteiss -*
the Capital Stock of the Corporatioa a
amount of 81.000.000 from $2,000,000 to
000.000 has been called and will be i** l *?^!
office of the Corporation. 25 Sas«» ?-•
< Manhattan >. New York, upon ?d:: *:r^
January 19th. 1910. at twelve o'clocK sx*
By order of the Board of Directors.
A. J- HEMPH'LL. f """£
E. C HEBBARD. SecreMW
Office of the Maryland * o«l Comjwafti
No. 1 Broadway. N«w York. January W»B
The annual m**ung it the 3BSBSBSBSBJ
Company for th« e'.ect.or. of a Frejiiest »S
Directors, and for such other business •' ".
come before the meting, will b« - el - ■.«•
offlc* of the Company. No. 1 Sr^adwa^^^
York, on Tuescay. February Ist. 19** si "^
AM .«;. it
Transfer books win close on January -*^- 4
three P. M . and reop«r on the mo.-»
February 2nd. 1910. „- X
H B NETHA- '^^.
BOSTON STOCKS.
«• vcii
tFurefshed by R. L. Day £ Co-. !•* *•
str«et.> _ j,
Jan 17 jaa IS. I Jaa A, » 1
Bos & A1b. "232 250 'Boston Cons. 13 »
Boston El •134% IX3H'C*J & Hecla.6js «*
Fltchb'R pf. — 12»%iCenwr.aial MS- 5-
NY NHi- H l-V«- ; 135%! Cop 11 *!, 3 *^ m
Old Colony. '2oo »197 FranWta M-> : ' -
WE St Ry. W »4 iGranbv M -•■;»"?« '
do pref...H>i 10S j Mass Cons M -f* A
Mass E! Co* l* l i IS Mohatrk M.. 'i.- «*
do pref. .. 7 < > SO No Bs"*;--*.*; t«9
Am Pneum.. T 7 OsceoU M-- •»«. t^\
do pref... I<4 l«S!O!d Pom M- JJ >.
Am I & T..137H 1374 1 Parrot *»*» s y
S . Enc r 134 ■ -v >«•••• Z-4 V
\V«t T*T l« 1« ! Tamarack M-W-i
dapn»f..-»3 M Wolverim M.l ••',?,
Un SU% M. H74 674 U S saa#lt«« ffe ji
... . pref. •• • « 9|
Arcadian M. S% R% \V SOU 5,« -• T>.-»
Atlantic M. ll<i 114 Mas* Ga*- •2* g«-.
Shannon M. Wi I* 1 *! a» »«' - - ?Jl 01
I nit Fruit l«>7 ltftHlUtah ** n •
•Asked. V. ' *
BALTIMORE STOCKS. *;
(Furnished by Van SchaicS * C*« *•* •
Bld-Askad.! Bjj^ .1*
Un«te«l Ry. . 13 It ! Cotton Ducjt. J»*» $
do incomes 51>4 <» Ji .do «f>f** gft^ ' *"•
OIttSVT V-» 3 !«& fa" P*
do inoomea li> 14 ! tie 4 2S -V"'ii\>
,io i*ts... 4i n^icri cRy s»-»g ,jj
do iH of- "* S- iCont Tru3t....'3. r^J
&aa pf.. 45 « It'nlon Trust, g
S«b \L4s S4 <44 Third Nat B.lt> «W
ConsoJ Gas.. — ICs'» JMaryland *;-.WiJ»
do «*••• iw<« :• . • em wr«^w-

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