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12
Safety
Liberal Income Yield
Reasonably Broad Market
Our Circular No. 255 describes
several issues of pound investment
bonds possessing all of these feat
ures, which combine to make the
ideal investment for the average
individual.
Spencer Trask & Co.
William and Pine Streets
New York
EM-a-ard B. BnHtb Tlerbert >I- P*an
Georcts W*. Norrla Thomas Newhall
- Fraacis B. Bead Srcc^ai Partner
Edward B. Smith &oc.
Bankers
Mctnt«rs New York *aa Philadelphia
Stock Exchange*
Investment
Bonds and Stocks
Philadelphia New York I
Bt~H'3 * Chcttßut gt?. "7 Pine S'rff! I
HENRY CLEWS & GO.
BANKERS.
11. IS. 15 a=<i ■■- BROAD FT.
MEMBERS >'. V STOCK EXCHANGE.
STOCKS and BO>"PS bovpht ar.3 sold for la
./..-- or Csrned on liberal ttnm.
Banking nrrnunt" received subject to check
*i tiskx- Interest paid on dally balance*.
'investment seccrities.
letters of credit
Jsb-j<!d Available the World Over.
108 SAIK:
iti American ran ior>nEKs com.
Sfx* HEAW (THKt CO. COM.
so \n\uvu-BKi»(OV rrp.
.%n rnoDrCKK* «ui-.
Ml nr\ (THE) CO.
100 1.. S. MOTOR M"P.
FREDERIC K. HATCH & CO.
l>*al<?rs in l"nMst»d a--1 Inactive S^cunUes of
- — TOsiTTr&aa* and Other Corporations
|a the United States and Elsewhere.
30 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
Tel. M4O to il ' Eroad. Inclusive.
nmnrh Office. M CONGRESS ST.. BOSTON.
Te3*PtUMjea. --.-•-:. Fort Hill.
PrivaTp t6irphor,»s ... York and BoFtow.
Columbia Trust Co.,
Importers &. Traders Nat'l Bank.
Broadway Trust Co..
Windsor Trust Co.,
DEALT I>
CLINTON GILBERT,
2 Wall Street.
CANADIAN INDUSTRIALS
•>?.-•- .-» the : Preferred Share? of Canada's
l»adir;p Inccstrials can be purchased at a
rrlo» vj yield «] high as 7" Circular sent on
request.
WAKREN. C-7.On>KI & CO™
MEMBER* TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE.
TORONTO. STAY YOKE.
< Cnlbom* «»t -'.'i Br-»»d Bt-
1852 19*0
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
S6 Wai! St.. »w Tork
'MEMBERS INVESTMENT
N. V MO( ■ EX. BONDS
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
WELLS JARGO & «OMI'A>T
51 Broadway, New York.
January 31. 1010-
NOT3C?:; IS HEKiiBT Ol\i:N. that at a regu
lar iK'eting >>t the Board of Directors of this
rorajariy, on tht 2Srd cay of December, 1909. at
th«> o!fxo cf the company. No. 61 Broadway.
City of New York. County end State of New
Xorfc. the teSknttog resolution was adopted:
RESOLVEf'. That an exTrs dividend of SV>O
r r ; - thare be declared, payable on Thursday.
Fdsraarj ? fl . IS!-.-, out of ti;e accumulated gur
;,-j6 oarrirgE of the company, to stockholders »;
'rrr-siE'ered en iti books s.t three o'clock P. M. oa
Monday. January 3. 191© That for the purpose
of »'j"-h dlvicrnd the books of the company i*»
rjosed at t!ire€ o'c^k P. M.. January 31. 1910.
«r,j r^-open.-d at tev. o'clock A. II . February
21. WV
BY OFJT>ER of the Board of I>irectors.
•. W. ""■'•' .."-!ANN. Secretary.
MEETINGS.
ni;ri"BLic iron a steel < ompany,
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF srOCKHOLE-ERs.
.» Fpcrißl Doeettes of th« stockholder* of K<=-
T>ji'!ic Iro-. i: Steel Company to act upon a rro
posal.to autlicrisc a mori£»ce of all or pare of
*.!i«' Comr-ary's t-it'pei Ut* anJ franchises to ee
.<-.irr an is«ue of l-or,is. to a.c aggregate principal
v»:r.c-rt DM to <xc-ee4 at any one time
$25 «».<;<»'>. (tr>. arvd the issue srd disposition of
■cntif bonds :;: order to retire existing bond? ar..l
for other corporate purposes, and upon any mat
ter* -ela'iiyr thereto, will b^ l:e':d at the office
of'tl,^ Compsny at Nu- 15 'Exchange FHce. Jer
»"y City. N. J.. ra the 7th day of March, at
11 o'clock in »re forer>oon. ,-
T-. f gtock tramsfpr 'books of th« Company •••vi
be'.::ocVd -■ the do«e of b^s'.r.es>s on Ftbr^jar^-
Hth lt>lo. ar.l Tilli t>^ reoper^d at 10 o'clock
jt »« r<rt la ,^ 5.»5j lPlO^
■**• PtnsVnrSh.;^*.. Fetraary Kb 1910.
t*r order oi tie Execatlve Ctominlttee.
" •■.:■■•" Secretary.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONET SIABKET- — Money on call
opened M ?% P*r centr higbest -;?. r i^ r
r-^nt- joTft •'** prr cent: closing. -**3--a
cim- rul7nlr rare. 2% per cent; last
T«ar •'*" p— cent. Time money wa* prac
tie&ny' unchan^d- Kates. :-«■!- per cent
for rixtv «nd ninety days: 4 per cent for
four and lv.c months and 4stt6 per cent
fo- six months. Mercantile paper came
•no the market moderately, meeting with &
fairiv good demand. Rates -were quoted at
JS?| $e r cpnt for sixty to ninety days'
tngSraSneVtß. «£fs per cent for four _to
six months' choice ringle names and PA
j>er cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— The foreign
market opened easier with cables
emoted ~at 4.?&*>S4.S«>4?. demand sterling- at
4-^1554?530 and e:xty-day bills at 4.53503
4 S3?" Short francs were £.1" less 1-15
»>rid" short reirhstnarks ?j less i-"2 The
market ■was weak in the afternoon, enow
tajr a decline of about 15 points. Cables
•we quoted at 4.5«^54.5630, demand eterl
mx at 4.56@».5«05 and sixty-day bills at
«.53 i «g4.SS"*. Short frar.es -were 5.17 1 1 less
7--Z2' and short reichsmarks 94 IS- 14£?5 15-15
plus 1-22.
Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
Sixty da} s. D«rr_ar^.
S*«r:ir.s 4-6JH 4 j : "*
OeTr.an--. rc'.chsmarl.s &**» >*■» *
F«i* francs 5.15 : % 5.18"»
Bfldm francs 5.1^. B.ITH
"■*'tzeriar!i francs 5.C1-* 5 1S»»
Holland, pi ':■-•: ■-• Si 1 "* « lV *
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— Boston. lf>c
discount: Chicago. K'c discount; Ban Fran
cisco, sight 7--.C, Telegraph '.-':' premlaas;
New Oneans. commercial par, bank. Jl
premium: Charleston, buying par. Belling
l-10c premium: St Louis, !•-• premium bid.
y^c premium asked; Minneapo'.is, •45c pre
mium: Savannah, buying o-l«>c discount,
celling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. -New York, fx
rhanpes. -.'....» balances ?a^44,&33;
Kaltimor*. ?xchanges 54.310,365. balances
XA2.ZS7; Philadelphia, exchanges $19.10?. 243.
balances J1.567.415: Chicago, exchanges $46,
459.3 H. balances. 53.124,046.
SILVER MARKET.— Commercial bar sil
•<-•-. 2,y-i>c. Mexican silver dollars, 44c. Bar
s!l\er in London closed at 3*44 unchanged.
'-.OLD PREMIUM.-Iu Madrid, 6.55; Lis
hon. 11.
MEXICAN ■ EXCHANGE.-Mexican ex
change on New York is quoted at 2.<H : f>.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Bid. Asked.
4*. Mv M B9««f ■ 0&4 03»*
41-.*4 1 -.* >ley, '17. tercb 10*4 108%
4.,- Nov.. S3 brte* '■- H IC<« T »
'4. ; M«y. '17. lnterch IQ2 103' i
: 46* Nov..' 'sS. intrrcb OS'i 90*4
4b'. Ma-, '57. r»*lft 994 OO 1 *
<- Nov., '56. racist ;•■ . r*;^
«. Nov. -3* re^liit... »>*« :», :.
- 3 : *8- Ncv.. '85. inwrch... 88 . ?^»*
jii* Miy, '54. caop >- - WH
J ."'"e ' Jlaj. '54. resist £7 i 88* i
' •«;: Nov.", '10. rev ...102 JO2},
Ilßct*. 4s-. Slay. 01' &9£ 00?*
•Coui*ii or resist red.
STOCK PRICES DOWN UNDER HEAVY SALES
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES-MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1910.
ish'rs; Vet ! ~~ —"~ I " Actual Sales, (Closing. I Sh'rs! Net : I tj^t^^tjmTiltHi? lAsfc
sold eh| c ' LOP-i Hi. Flnl Bid. Ask sold.lchgel __^ _- I2P- Hl - fr"i §gL ;>; > 1 £
—^-\, jAllls-Chaimers Company..-.. jffi lgS| }ffi SSj gi 12 j 100- v [Manhattan eva ;;;;;;;;; f| ;13, 130 i 3.> 134 .^
400 -ii 4 Allis-Chalmers Company pr; S3 138 37$ ST* -7 . o.u, l. i/g._ .i 8 Mailnc P'-l'S Railway... IS is*; is' 8 M* 15 M
53.30O 11 — Si* Amalgamated Copper.-..-. .';-* •':* j}» JSj .£«; £* JfiJHr v-W^'Ss.'M 134^134^133 133 133 184
SOOj- 14 American Apr. Chemical.... 43 42 11% 41% 41* 43 „, - -, _„> £.. P. £ - M |151"|151 - 151 'IISI 150 1M .
I.MO-2U American Beet Sugar -*> 85* SKI 33 32$ ,r. _J* m.. St. F. *■ | ML L . 91% ! 91& fil M 91V J 92
2,700- 3 American Can B£ USS "* 1 ~ J», if* -wZii? M« Kansas & Texas «*! «3 38% 39% S9>i 39??
1.4T6-— 24 'American Can pr • l£?i «*:? -'- . ■--- ££♦ -' ''J.™-' ,* ', ° -1 v^n«s & Texas pr...l 70 70 70 70 70 •'-
7.300:^2*4 {American Car £ Foundry- .--P^o?** ; ,?^;.?i*» '2,, „ ™ ~1, ■ Rff^S^pSdflcS — .. « 68 : &■■■ 66H «4 «7
2TO-1< American Car & Fdry. prr. 115* ltfg I*s* Us£ fcSi 117U 2.W.--4 jMi^ouri Pa c "?£ altanO oo 5a..'130S a..'130 130 130 ISO U=S 135
UWi-l»4 American Cotton 0i1........; »£4 5,^ o7«- o.V 2j o« r{ 200 — Xa s hvlUe<&Jt-n MMttll}
I<K«!_ i? American Hide & Leather. la■ * 6 <^f> I ; -' i National faiscun. * *E «-'« -' a,s4, is ? !
s|ios^_24 iScrican Hide & Lea. pr... 354 35% 33 133} S3 « 406;-l National Bnam. & - l P- ; gffl $2 J^ $£ ffei 73
ArSer can Ice Securities 21U4 21% 20% 20S ?OVi 2jT HSp 4 * g»Mon» £»ad " — •••• ...;iOS" loMIOS *jIOS 1107 ?IG7^
600-1H American Unseed 114, 14 13> 13^:13 M-yH ; T |i a "" a of Mexico M pr-l M 26 26 26 25% 26
9001— tiZ American L'nseed pr 37% 37% 3S 36 3^ 3*>-. s '00\— M National «'*t*Ss?,i* *>" 77 177 74U1 "4U 74% 75
i366~M|AISIrISn Locomotive 43 j49 47 47%f47 4^ ««i— 4** L\ew Jork Air 8iake....... | U6^!m4 n6' 4 in6 (lI6U
r»oEls American Locomotive pr 3 111 111 110 110 110 XU New York en^ r |V'L".'rd pr! 97 97^! HU 2 \ 95% 96 198
. ' £sS : ip i* . $gsiii:s. Si N b '^ " <*- :'-<: '-<
1.-v _■>.; .unerican Smelting rr 106 106 104^ 303 ' -1 jN *Vnrk Ont. & 'Western 4:, 15 43Vi 13*4 43% 44
■■ ■ ■ - rpr 8.... 57% S:', 87 87 - E8 I New Fork ont .« » , M 9?% , 4 -. s
-3^ Am--- S1 I Foundry.... 66* i 56% 547 " - .V. . Norfolk* ''■'. ■' • :T - . -;„ 751^ 76 75>a T6
. ■ - gar ISO 1120 ■■ : . ' !l?*i .3 1 XOl . 133? 1K4 1»3 13i i
SI»E2 American Tel. & Tel IS6 136 |134% 135^4 135^135^ U^vi-^ ,Northein Pacitii • 3(4 30^ IS* 294 , 29% 29^
6251-x5 American Tobacco pr 91% 91%) 91 Sl 90% 91 S2K* S?SIS«-riii^¥ei ■•■- :: ' !1 * 34^1 M ' "■" " 1.32 35*
4t»J— ; v American Woolen ; 32? 4 ; 32-, ....-■ 500 —2.; Pacific ; : %.•,:;,;, 131% 131% 129?8J^(H4 130% 130^
«W:- 4 American woolen pr.::: 100%h<»4 ?9 S S U^ 1 & 103% - »h-i% fe^fj^j S Soke * :^H? Os * 108 « 106 »jlO6 * 101$ 106%
12.400pJf2 iAnaconda f 49*1] «U *€ j47j 47 47^ < ,000^-2 |Peoo!e s.Gas& Coke ,p . | |
C3.3;c-:n. pucoiaon. ex dlv 1%% 113 lisg Ul»4 lU% imtUUS — Coal '• 20% 20^i lS^ ! 19^ ! W SS 4
COO^— I JAtchisoa pr ICS 103 102«;i03 102?4 IC3 ; "' 4 ip ?rm 7 ... 70^! 70^: ft 767 .66 t57
400 -su. Atlantic Coast Line 136 1128 |124>f.;i24% 124U .12* s . L^ -- 1 - ■%l% lt l i*Sf?llt2r " " 39^ 39 i 36%' 36%! 36% 37%
7.400-15, Baltimore & Ohio jIWHWi 10S^ lCP&ift» JlOS^ '^"i ■ gSSgIKS 1 CaY n-- 101 101 Ml 11 " 100% 103
»?_% Bethlehem Steel 25%j 28 |ffi%.2S 26»» 28 , ; WOi -1 souS?n P^laScar 197? i 197% 194% 194%j195 9j
Uvi-5 'Bethlehem Steel pr £5 55 £4 54 55 P7 2l^ EIJ X?nwi Co^lny i98i981 98 j9B 98 100
6.625K« Brooklyn Rapid Transit....! 71% 71% 65% 65%: 69 69% S^! t^Sttel Shrine 3 s '3S |35 |W s 35% 37
!<«•_] I Brooklyn Union Gas "- 148 L4S 148 145 132 000 ; -^v» .R- iray |ted bpr n|. •";;;; ;^j[ 101 | 10] 101 lioo 03
9sZ.l£ Canadian Pacific [178%178^ 17SU 17S»j ITS i 17S« Mrfi? RpilTin* » 153%!155% 156 |156^& 136' i
4.3001-2^ Central Leather I 57% 37^i £5%l 35^ 35%| 36* -lO.boO -4^ Read ng .^.... i 1,,-;i 1 ,,-; ?1 5 ; 90% 91 90 91
KM)_ a^ Central Leather pr. 105%106 105^10514106 105% R^«rt nl m ot l^'-i ; IC*«-. '100% 100U 100 102
rr.S,V>;-Sii. Chesapeake Ohio | 80% 80% 77% «% 78 -75% ißpnnhifo fron &^Ve^i 84$ 34»ll 33*1' 33=4 33? i 34
500U2- ;Chicapo.& Alton 06 56 54ii 54% 52 54% "S^Hl* w!SSb c Iron & «st^l or"'" » « »S «'& ? 9 5^
3L200U214 IChicago Great -V/est-rn V. j 2854 28 28. j 26? 27 <■.:■■ :-| III"- ■•■■■•• ■•■ ■44 -il I * 41 ! 41% 41% «
l,sCiij;_2?l jCbicago Gt. V.'est. Pr 56 56 52^53^52^.^ 4.1-^-3^ Rock Ifclan^ . . ; m s , C2^
15S0O -S Chicago. MIL & St. Paul... 146% 146% 144' l«?*jlf» l-™g -2% Rock Island o"i' 'l-t'or' " v: g? 50^] 50 50 54
tOOJ-1 Chicago Mil. & St. Paul pr 164 164% 164 1«4 162% 164 , SXESv it T^i^t V' -dor "' « I 45%! 45% 45-% 46%
• thwestera...ls4^ls4Wls; - U w3dt& \s~ tS, Sonth^relte/n 25^253*25 :
?o & Northwest, rte.. 13% 13% 15Va l- ? * — — SS|Ziif w i^fflJSmw" n «^ T "^ :': ' ; ' i Tl
,ii^i Ess Biaasa^4 i, tel w* Ilii |ii ~gl 11 1 i; !S i s 1 - f4f 4
300.C v, Icolorado & Southern Ist rr 81% Sl%; SO% Sp% SO Sl -i« -4 .southen, Railwa } pr « mw 3() . a
10 0 — I [Colorado & Southern 2d pr. 79% 790 73% 73% 79 80% -1J ? !3i«"?! s i ee p.£ o^ c 2S$ 5k. : 26% 27 26^i 27%
400J— % Columbus & Hock. C. &I. 13% 19% 1.% I'% ,17 18 ; "* 1 4 Itlv«s Se'Ld"Tr H \ S6* SG "86 185I 85 iBS
i l^|ESiK.^|'^:::::::::: i f f| f | |lg| Hs^l^glllllMll
ii !is ffillil .fLJ-IL 1 1 1 1 ■mXL 6. Cast Iron P. & F. pr iiii 111 1 75 1 5>
M^^iiiliill Jilii^Sllliiil
Great Northern or ... :,: '•. :^ = l^ l?o , l.J;^ 13 ; -'.; -"^.^ '^ f^:;::: 75U f.v. . 7::- 7:'', 73% T<
StjCO— «i Great Northern Ore ctfs....l 70 !70 65% 65% 65% «6 L ?5Si % tt* I Reducl I r"? Mf! 8i - I Bj* I 8 ! 7?| ?%
.VK) — iHock-ng Valley rets 1104 104 102 104 104 j-- J^' — g'j^ffi^ "fer.".:": 37% 37- s; 35 35%35%35 %
■--A Hocking Valley pr./ |6 ,g J | — « 4,^X1.-3 United State. - L s, a . lo^
i:is .Metropolitan lit ifili : * Ii Stf te^ lieel pr. l»* laHuSS 3isjlis
tSO&S Inter.-Metropolitan pr 49 49% 45% M5%N5% 45 utal l Copper I 48% 48% I 44% ;44?i; 44? i ;44% .44*4
800-2 Internationa Harvester .... 86_ # Sb So ,t ? ,S4, So I'lStffl! vZ-CaroUna Chemical 49% 49^ 47% 47i« 47% 4,^ s
600 Internationa Paper 12% 12% 12% 12% J± ]Va-Carofna Chemical pr.. 123 J123 123 [123 1120 123
300 (International Paper pr-v-" 84% 54% «i^64 w l^ o4 IJU Vulcan Dettanlng .....! 15 15% 15 15Ti 13 20
1.7«X--2=i Internationa) Steam Pump. « 46 43% 44 44 ; 44% 200 + n .s '^-"-^ Det^nn n- rr .. ;if 60 6o| &> !60 58. 65
MOJ-2-s international St. Pump pr.. S4 W 53% 82% 83^ So ,^M fVa^h ■- .'" tP^i 20 I 3?%: 19 IS%I 19
lO f,:_ lowa Central pr 40 20% 40 20% 19% 40 -SOO -1 SfJSrn Stertand 43 £ 43% 40 | «Tg! - 1 * 41
25. _I Jiowa Central Southern 36 40 34« («-139 !4u • 10 -sJ|zf! w2tS Maryland 46% 70 *«% 1 45% 45%; »>'.
1,e00N% Kansas City Soutnern 3b 06% o4i s ci-. s \ M ! 34% Western Union Telegraph.. 70 170 1 GPU' 69% 69 69%
2QOp ?i Kansas City Southern pr...; 69 69 69 g^ «^j .. , So V_4 wistinghouse Mfg..:......" 65 f 65% 63% 63% 04 65
8.63«- = 8 Laclede Gas 99 99% 97 99% 99 99%. I'fggQ Wvestinihouse Mf£ lit pr...|121 !121 121 '121 115 l - 1 ..
:t. ho;;Uti^xa^nc:::::::^:'Ki4v,.. .... iS 8- 4 :w!.=eii.. s &L.c. mrr . **!1! 10 *
• 100 l— _ 'Manhattan Beach ]3:3! 3. 3 I .-. I •-> I ! .^ — 1 ! ! ' !
FINANCIAL MARKET
HEAVY STOCK LOSSES.
Active Manipulation and Li
quidation Hurt Prices.
Violent declines were reported through
out the list of active securities in yes
terday's stock market, maximum losses
running from 2 to 6 points among tho
leading issues, Itb net changes almost as
large. Speculative attacks started at the
opening and continued throughout the best
part of the day, the movement .forcing
the liquidation of accounts against which
margins had become depleted and fright
ening many operator.-, who had substan
tial margins, but who could not convince
themselves that the persistent weakness
of The market did not foreshadow gen
eral ruin and bankruptcy for the nation's
industries. Wail Street interests that
arc working for lower prices are predict
ing things that will never happen. Wall
Street manipulation will not kill the
productive energies of" the country, and
when the time comes for active bull
speculation these Wall Street patriots
will proclaim from the housetops the
strength of fundamental conditions. The
proposed federal incorporation law was
the star bugaboo used to induce yester
day's Belling, and it worked to such a
nicety that many bull pools weakened
by recent ... lines were compelled to
liquidate their holdings.
Vague rumors of financial troubles in
the Street were heard, and while noth
ing of the sort developed it was argued
that a continuation of the downward
movement might cause distress among
houses that have been consistently bull
ish and have speculated on their own ac
count, as well as conducting operations
for customers on borrowed money. At
the low points Union Pacific showed a
lots cf 4^; Southern Pacific, 4%; Read
ing, 3: Amalgamated Copper. 6%; Amer
ican Smelters, ss*:5 s *: Chesapeake & Ohio,
4Vs- United States Steel, 6 -?. and St.
Pa°ul. 3%. The few bearish factors in
the general situation have been more
than discounted by the decline that has
taken place since January 1. and at this
juncture operators who advise the short
sale of stocks for a Long pull may be lik
ened to the traders who advised the pur
chase of securities at the high points of
IMS Union Pacific, for instance, was
not a safe purchase at 219 last summer.
but at ISO it ■:- a different proposition,
while the same thing may be said of
about every representative stock en the
list. In yesterday's market ten issues
supplied 994.700 shares out of a total
business of almost 1.800,000 shares.
Selling of St. Paul stock is based upon
the poor statement of earnings reported
by the company for December and on the
reasonable expectation that the returns
for January v ill be unfavorable, though
not so bad as in the last month of the
year, but as the reduction In income has
been due to extraordinary conditions
that have no permanent bearing un the
general business of the company the
price of the stock cannot be considered
high at the prevailing level In Decem
ber the road, was forced to fight a
switchmen's strike md exceptionally ad
verse weather conditions. The property
is now being operated on a normal basis.
Traffic is heavy, and grain tonnage is in
creasing rapidly, car loading running at
the rate of 150 cars a day In excess of the
business at this time last year. All the
roads in the Northwest had a series of
adverse circumstances to contend with
in the last two months, and that their
losses in earnings were not due to gen
eral conditions is reflected in the excel
lent reports of the Eastern and Southern
I lines.
Bank statement figures for last week
made a poor showing on paper, tho
changes In the various Items being ad
versely interpreted by the speculative
community, but the loss in cash and the
increase in loans were more apparent
than real owing to the speculative^ and
investment movements on the Stock
Exchange and the withdrawal from th»
banks of trust company funds. Liquida
.YEW-YORK DAILY TBTBrVE. TIXSPAT. TEBKL AUT S- 1910-
tinn of speculative loans was heavy,
tho igh nr.t shown in the Clearing House
exhibit, while rash receipts from the m
tprior were larger than shipment?, the
gain in loans in the statement doubtless
reflecting an increase in security hold
ings which were carried as loan- and
the decrease in cash in part withdrawals
by Investors for purchases of stocks and
bonds. The banks sold a Large amount
of their security holdings at the prices
prevailing between November I<>. 1909,
md January 31 of the current year, ac
cording to the reports to the Controller
of the Currency on the dates mentioned,
but from all indications they were heavy
buyers at the attractive prices readied
in the la^t week 01" January and the first
week of February , and their recent oper
ations and those of individual buyers go
a long "way toward explaining bark
statement changes and encouraging the
belief that securities have been
into extremely strong hands.
BOND MARKET SALES.
2000 V S 3s Reg [15000 L S & M So _
1918 . 101 ? i| Deb 4s 04-,
1000 Jap 4*4s- ••• i<>\-i\ 1000 do ' til i
110<X) do I'd 93 I 2000 do '■'* '«
13000 do »4%l 1000 do is 1981. >i *
•jzi>*) do 4s 90U 10000 do 94%
:>>*?) Argentine Sb 97 I 1000 do . .. -H;»
13000 Sao Paulo os 07 ; 3000 do - : - ••• MJs
1000 N" V City 11 2000 do ...... n%
1957 " • 90 ii :••-") L & NUn 4s OyW
i4 ( w» do 1958 WW 3 *' 4000 MC4. S pd. 99'/a
6000 do ••••■ 90*,*; 1000 Marine 4^s.. 67
20000 do 99% i 4000 Mcx C Con 4s 97%
£JOOO do •J'J l i\ 1000 MX & T Ist 99%
25000 do 1959. ■ ;■■"- 2000 do 2d 86H
15000 do 99*41 9000 Mo Pac 4b... 8"-*
o'O Adnu Ex 4«, 82 ! 21000 do Cnvt os
11C"O do . "•- full F" 3 - ■ ■ -'
1000 do .... i^3\ ll"00 M & O New .
?>"»v) do »2U I & 121%
1000 AHl*-Ch 68.8*4 1000 dostLi' 1
WOO do . |0% Gtd 45... P5
8000 do 80 I 5000 do 06
1000 do . ... 70 i| 5000 N Rys of M
5060 do . ... ra 4 j 4' is ■•- : i
2X*) Km A cSa 102 ! 1000 N V A B 6s. 109%
1000 Am H & L 14000 N V C Deb
63 . "...101% 1934 95%
"■■•.-v; Am Ppts 6s. 35 | POO do '.'•"» V;
60 -, im T & T j 1000 do Gen 3Vs 90%
" Cvt 4s. •••-■» 1 (000 do 90*
13000 do 102 , 1000 N V C & St
3000 do . 101 , i L 45... 100
15000 do 101»»j 1009 NYG &E L
6000 £0 101^' H& P 45.. &Z-2
2SOOO do • W I 10000 NVNI! & H
7000 "Am T b 6b..106\1 Deb 68....-1
1000 do i'"' ' I 1000 do ■- I^3'-j
1000 do 43 25000 do Cvi 3'-bs.loiJ"*,
5000 do 77's 6000 N V Tel 4-■
SlC^'t do .77 Rets ... 0§?»
6000 do '*575 7 - ; 5000 do 98 1
IOC") Armour 4'-s '•'-'. l<>oo N& £ Ist 58.1014
■■ .... . do '. 9214 1000 N & W Cor.
BOM do 9S ■ I 4s '"■''-•
4"«> A T &• c - F 69000 do Cvt 4?.- 101
AJ 4s Stpd OiH 10000 do ...aSOF.IO^
7000 do Gen 45.100 1 -*' SOCJ N V Gen 35.. 73 i
3900 do .... '■ -• , 1000 do c 73-s
23000 do 100 1000 do Keg 7 - l 2l 2
23000 do Ct 05. 117 I 1000 do Pr 43... 101
18000 do ■'••- ] 5000 do 100%
25000 do Cvt 48.114*- 10000 OV, & X Con -
11000 do 114*4 4s 06b
21000 do 114% 2000 do . .. 97
WOO do 114 20000 Ore S '- Gtd
5000 At C L & N Kef Is ... 04*%
48 02 ' 3000 do . . '•'
5000 d-, OH*! 6000 Fa TiTSs OS's
14000 do ... 91 l i| 1000 do 90
4000 do . . 91% ' 10000 do 98"«
23000 B <•_■ O Gold ; 41000 Pa E^s 1915; 96%
4s . 00 I 1000 do . 064
1000 da .. . 99% l 000 dc •- 00' s
5000 do PL E & ! I^ooo do 96 1 *
. W V 4s. P2V 3200 T,-- .1 Gen 4s. -^ !
5-^w-t do Pr 31.33 92 i 4000 F. & ? Ist 75.12*-\
5000 B R T 4«... 83»i 1000 X I & Stl 55.103* i
1000 do 88*4 1000 Bt L!M & S
.i"-. do -S3 ' Gen os 1094
26000 do . S2 1 1000 co Kef 45.. c *
1000 do Gold '- i:4- 4 1090 dc F. <£- G
3*XO 3 U El 15t. 102 : 4s ..... 87
1000. Bull R A P i 1000 St L & S v ' P
Gen 5s . 11?. V R C-e:i is. 88*4
3000 Ceni L 58.;: 90S 9000 do . . S3 3*3 *
2000 do &9V 4000 do ... SS ! .3
13000 do .* 99 * 1000 do Ref 4?.. i 3
7000 do . o'j'-* 10000 Et L Swn Con
SOOO Cent of N j 4s ... ...78*4
Sen 5a 124 : 1 — co "■;" ■;-
IOCO do Reg . . .124' ■ 1000 do 7S
I ( >X^ C & O Gen j 1000 do 7S 1 *
4s ... 1024 K'OO So P C T 4s. 02
1000 do 102% I 5000 do - &2*i
5000 do Con 5« 114 J25000 do Ist Ref
5000 do .. 113% ■ 4= . 04"*
1000 C & A 35... 75 i 1000 do WH
5000 c & W ma | -«^ do ■ 'i*
Con 4s . O2H! 6000 di Cvt 4s. 102*4
1000 CB 6. QJt : 62000 do . .102
4s 96"i 36000 do l 01 T i
11000 do 96», lOCKtOO do i^ 1 *
20<» do . «il?lO00 do 101H
3i"' r «> do 9614 10000 do , l ( 'l s
1000 do ■'"■ - 27000 3o .101«»
5000 do Re« . 06V 2000 Eo Ry Ger. 4s 70^
1000 do Den Div ■ 2000 co 79^4
4- . •■. do 79U
4000 do 111 Div 1 10000 Third ay con
4? . .. 100 i 4S4 S stpd . 6414
1000 do -" : -s. . SO j 6000 do ... 64%
1000 do Neb Er ! 000 dc ...64
4;- ;■-... i 5000 T P & 4s. 934
Wyv> C M i St P j 3000 T- St L & W
4s 1034 ... 93* a Col 4s Ss*4
10000 d« . 83*4 i 3000 ■: > . . . -:.'»
15000 do G«n 4s ! 7000 da 85
A 100 I 1000 C P Ist 45.. 101
4000 C R I * P j 1000 do Ist Ret
Ref 4s 01 4? . . »7
1000 do . ■•••'.' 1000 do . . B7 1 *
R.-WVI do S0*« ! 1000 do . . 97H
6000 do RR 4s 70-i! 15000 do Cvt 45..10>»;
10000 do . 70»e : 20000 di 108"
lC«y«') do ...... 70^.! .... . .108*2
2SOOO do 79 i 25000 do 108H
1000 CSL4 N O i 3fK'«>l do ... 10*
Gold Ss.c.llS 5 ; 1 ■-■ do .... 107T«
CC>OO CSt L&- P ! 10000 do 10714
is/ . . 112 30000 do lO7*i
10000 CA £ Ift 4s 96^4 10000 do . . . 107 a
.V»«-> do 96*j 2000 do 1"7*4
frooi> da ■-; * I <J0»» V SR& lm
2SOOO do :- .v Ex I 5« 06
•4- s OS ! SiOfi v S Rub 65.104»i
(000 do ...s^F. 91! I 4000 d ■ 104
13000 Co! Ind 55.. 7SHI 50iV) V S Stl S F
7000 •'• ....... 7SU| 585 8 . 106
1000 C P £ F r.t, ! 2000 do Hn~\
1034 . 8-Vi ! 13000 da 104*
5000 D A H Ref I lflt'MVi .; . ... IO4«
4. 00"; ! 3000 do .. 1044
too<v» do f'»»; • tofio do '" 4 '■
HOi» do Cvt 4* ■•'<"> 2000 do . i"4 T .
noon do . 1«) i KnV'i ,1. lO4'i
ROfW> d 5 100*4 1000 Va-C Ch 55.. PS
SOCK) D»n ft R G ! SOrtfl do '■''■ .
Rfcf 55.... 03'il 000 do ..« ?S
1000 do 934 1000 V M Gen ss-107H
49000 do 934 1000 Wai. Ist 55. .111%
13000 D Bee Cor 5a '-'■ 5000 do -1 55...10 l! *
12000 Erie Ist Con | 6000 do 101
4s Si 19000 d-. R & Ext
2000 do Cvt 4s Is 71"i
A 77':? 13000 do 71%
3000 do 77 [53000 do 71 '-j
o>\h) do B OS | 6000 do .. — 71-%
CvTHirt do ... 684 31000 do , 71%
10000 do Pa C T 28000 do 71
4s- So ! 14"-»'> do JO's
10000 Gen El Deb 19000 do 70%
5a 140 22000 do 71
1000^ n & st Jo 10000 Wab P T Ist
Con fis 101 1 Ctfs 4- :■
6000 Hock V Ist I 2000 do 42
4%8 . - 103T4 10000 do 41
5000 111 C Ret 4-- 99's 3000 do 41%
BCH» do SL. Div 10000 do 41 ;
34s . . SS*;i i»00 do Ci 44
26000 Int Met V -s > ;->; -> JSOOO do *'*
2000 do 7fj' I 3000 do 4
52000 do 79' 2 18000 do Ctfs 5%
16000 do 70 v 6600 do .". - •"•
3000 do ■ 794 16000 do 4*4
15000 do 78% 2000 do 44
•_.v.;..-i do 7S 7 i 3000 V? Sl* 55. . >'
lSi">«Xt do .. 70 ' 1000 do '»"*
17'"""") 1, R T 55.102% 1000 do • ■ "
3000 do 103% 5000 West Sfc 4b. .102%
I<"h>» do 6s . . . 102* a ] ~' H West Md 45.. S4'4
-SOOO Tin b P 55.. 95 1000 W U' F & it
-15000 I c Ist .'.-.. 1"-V E 4'-s 954
WOO X C So 55..1023,| 5000 W & L. E.lst
5000 do . ..1024 j Con 45 ...... R3 «
2000 do ;; s 7S'-sl l oo * Wfs C Gen 4.- 94%
9000 do 73 , 10000 do S& D T
4000 do 73:, 4S4 S 934
2000 T. B & W 2d.10«u!
Total .-ales of bonds, $2,831,500 -
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the last actual sale 3
and tho closing quotations for stocks in
Which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
Last Closing.
&a!e. Bid. Asked.
Adams Express 245 "\ ; 270
Am Agr Chem pref. 103 101 lf>.i
Am Beet Sugar pref.... 90 !•! '•'*
Am coal 120 100 150
Am Cot Oil pref 103 101 107
Am Di3t Tel ...-•>> ; " 2.)
Am Express 255 200 250
Am Malt 84 6 7
Am Snuff '-7< !! 2-^>
Am Snuff pref 98 S3 00
Am Suear pref 120 119 121
Am Tel & Cable 77 ,'J 77
Ann Arbor — '•• oO
Ann Arbor prei — "■"
Bait & Ohio pref 00 90 92%
Batopllas Mining •"• :: -"'a
Brunswick 144 13 11
Buff Roch <t Pitts lOt 05 107
Buff Roch <£ Pitts pref 133 '. 138
Buff & Susq pref 62 •>" >
Butterick 31 '■■"■\ So
Canada Southern i- i 65 tSSU
Centra! of ■■ .: . 203 290 300
Central & So Am T 119 117 119 4
Chic & Alton pref 70 7<>
Chic & East 111 pref 115 IIS
Chic Burl & Q 225 C f ">
Chic Ind & Lou pref... — 63 SO
Chic & Newest pref 20»i 205 215
Chic St P M & 0 150 • 150 .152
Chic St P M & O pref. .180 160 17"
Chic Union Trac 1 .''<. »'■>
C C C & St L. SO "1 7!>
C C C & St I- pref. .- !•■ 1 00 110
Consol Coal 97 : \ 105
Del Lacks & TV 680 610
Dcs M & Ft D 9 7 12
Detroit United R R •• 61 «1 62
Evans & T H 65 M
Evans & T H pref 521 SO 0>
Fed Mm & 8m... S2 69 1 -'-
Gen Chef Co lOO'i 1..- 109
Gen Ch»m Co pref 104' 104 105
Granby Mining . ......112 — 100
Havana Elec Ry.. 04 M P.".
Havana Elec Ry pref... 944 04 '"
insersoU-Rand Co 70 90 —
Ingersol'.-Rand Co rref.. S4'--i 95 —
Int Harv pref . 122 122 V.'4
Inter Power SO — 80
lCana^ha a: Mich ...... 53 174 55
X city Ft S& M pref 70-i . 7H SO
Keok '& DM 74 6 ">
Keok eL De« M pref. • 44^ 35 45
Laclede Gas pref.. '<:, " SO 100
Lake Erie ft TV 7 cc OO 22
Lake Erie & W pref SPU 57 60
Lake Shore 320 s^J 4'X>
Mackay Cos w; 57 i-
Mackay Cos pref 7*> T , 75 76
Marine 6»i X 64
Maryland Coa! pref . . >'. :j^ —
Michigan Central — 140 180
Mm ft St Louis .. . 4Z\ 42 4 4
Minn & St L. pref ...... 88 72 55
National Biscuit pref..-iC4 121 123
Nat Enara & Stp rref 904 80 04
Nat of Mcx pref 61 " f-0 K3
New Central Coal ...... 52 .v> »i 0
N V Chic & St L. ..59 53 TO
N 1 C & St L. Ist pref.-109S 104 IIS
N V Dock 35 SO 40
N V Dock Dref S3 - • «3- .
Norfolk & West pref S3 Rr SO
Ontario Silver 2'i 2'i 3
Pacific Coast 11« 104 112
Pacific Coast Ist pref.. 105 fi* 105
Pacific Coast -d pref. ..110 104 132
Pacific Tel & Tel pref. , ft.*. 81 -:»
Peoria ft Eastern.... 18\ is Cl
Pitts C C 4 St L pref..H4'« 100 120
Quicksilver 3 " v; . Ci
Quicksilver pref . 3 s ; 3'i 4
Rutland P. RCo pref ■ • 28 C^ ".'.
St J & G 1 19 IS Ist;
ft .1 & G 1 2d pref S9*4 3« r,OU
St L ft S F Ist pre* 6S'i M 70 "
St L& ? F <"* E I ctf« .140 ir-0 180
StL&S r Cft E I Ctfs pf 120 — HS'-i
StL4BF C & E 1 ctfs now 63 •'■"' «3
Seara-Roebuclj PI el I." ■'■» 12,T-i
Sloss-Shefl S « I pref..H7 — 118
.-o B P. M a Oetfs. .. . srtu -1 . 00
Twin City Rap Tr pref.. " 140 100
rr. Bag ft p pref 71} t:s 75
United Clear Mrs pref. .lo9' jOS in
U £ Reduc A Ref prel W-Z 20 CO
Va Iron C ft C fA ' (W «W
Wells Farno Exp 177 iy> 170
Wheel & r^. Erie JSH B '"■
tv i- L E 2d pref . ft", si «4
T\'iscor.sln Central . . 4.".'- 4S 47
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Van Befaa & Co.. No. 7 Wall
»rrpei >
Bid. Asked i BM.Ask'd.
United Ry.. 13 13 l i Cctton Duck. 5 6
do incoir.es ' ■ ••" | do Income! 32 23
do 4s . 86 86*4 N Ry .1 L .'•• OS'i iri'i
GB&SVT ! •; iLt ft Pow pf 82 >>»
do incomes — 10 ' do IH«.. . 02 '.».'>
do If t5. ... S3 12 Ch '■ Ilv 5a..100 100
Kcaboi-d Co 24 25 lOh C El 6«.". W I>3
do Is- pf.. 78 82 tCont Trust. 215 225
<Jo 2J if . 44 4': I L'nlon Trust 7'> 7-.
Sear, A L 4s 83' i M Third Nat 8.118 130
do 10->t3s 00 ! s Bft%'Fld ft Dtp...l.V{ IRS
Conso! Gas.. — 108 [Maryland Tr. 7S R.l
do.tis UNH4 lOOHlA'oi Cent Ry — lis
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
In the market for outside securities tra/i
•ng Tvas moderately active, and. while some
it-r^imlaritv developed at the outset, tne
nricl chan-es wero of fractional proper
to-k market which in many cases car
r!^th??eadlnK copper Issues down a point
or mm* from Saturday's final. In some of
hp industrials a steady tone was man -
fitted at the start. This, however
lowed later by reactions in sympathy with
?« hawicftof the list. America Tobacco
lofd off 5 points Standard Oil eased oft
IfiehUy Guggenheim Exploration was
hS 5 points Miami, Nevada Consoli
dated Ray Consolidated and Boston Con
solidated Copper were off from *4 to more
fh^n a point, while the low-priced shares
ran off fractionally. There was little or no
fnterest in bonds, aside from a little ac
tivity in Western Pacific ss.
INDUSTRIAL.
£-•« OMB. High. Lot. Last.
..v -- Tobacco . 4% 3» *>•>
y*> Am W Paper pf. 24*4 34 JJ - 4 » "V
600 Ba: State Gas.. A _," * -?
?oo Houston Oil l % - '-' 5* ,X'»
2<)OJune Oil •■• »• , 1; s 1 c « ft
800 Manhat Transit. 1* I••*1 ••* » • r^ ♦
1,500 VPWe & Htg. 2A - ■• '" o
lin> do prcf ...8 » »
RAILROAD.
200 So ?h Traction. 51 U SIM ■■•''■• ::r ">
MINING g g
100 •Argentuni 8 i« »H igH
2 5«» I ' a a
D,ooo*Bovard ConsoU. 3 3Ja «> IV>
1,500 Braden Copper.. 434 3 'i.* 4 ? 2**
1 •mO Brit Col Copper. 7»» ' . -s .«»
«si> Butte Coalition.. 24 -j T-»,'» "t,^
700 Canadian Mines. ':. * »>« ...» >V( •♦
llOO'Carisa 50. oO w •
10000 Chino Copper. . 11;, 1 , U_» ii**
7(XiO*Cobalt Central.. iBVt IS£ »' J - 1 2
H.WO Colonial Silver.. Ii .. .'* ..'* v
e/'OO 'Comb Fraction. 30 v " r? T{
SO> •Commercial ... 51 '.' . ■„ *-.
10.000 Con Ariz Smelt.. -A -- v *. 1A
&300 Ely Central 1"? »3 J. ; fi
V.500 'Ely Coasol..:;. f» ,/,' y o|^
100 El Kayo • ■-'■■> *»• " r * j^"
500 'Eureka Consol. 30 -<» «^ V^-
250 First Xat Cop... <_• .» *♦ 'y^
2.250 Gila Copper .£ fS^ b* o^
3.000 Giroux M J - ?7 ,■••■ 7^
5.600 GoldfleM C0n.... 7 •* h,J
■■ - 6 •■■• iwater .... 9, » . ■ r i- v
4,'X 11 ) Greeno-Cananea. »'.* •' * • «,: .'
20 G'lsrgenheini Ex.230 *"J --•_ 4*
3.4'>'"»*Harcuvar Cop.. 50 - t; sli
2.500 Inspiration Cop.. fc_* 8-4 - « g £
4,000 Kerr Lake 874 22 JJJ 4%
100 La Rose C0n...: 4U 4* 4, »^
3t>o Mason Valley.. . -t? -« o^J» 228
6,700 Miami Copper... 22:. - : ; -,■„*
6 .^^crc^ p ::2iN ii || **
lOONev Smelting — ■» .? . v 11 { t
4.ooo Nev-Utah M&S. Vi I",* »ft ;„*
000 Niplssing M Co. 1 I"-- 10A •' * '•♦
1.600 Ohio Copper ••• t fA 4^ 11 11
I.oO> *Otis?e 11 1 ] , 111.1 1 1 . in
3.<XK) Pacific Smelter?. JA Jn |P J2
000 Precious Metal?. II 1 * 1* 1 ♦ >'»
2.000 'Rawhide Coal'n. 1« » »• 1*
7,500 Ray Central .S 3^ ..:' -;V* »5
3.500 Ray: Consol. -'- --' - Jj^*
5)000 Silver Leaf ■•"• 10 . "? A l ?
100 Stewart ■■ • A» " o r* 2?*
LOOOTenabo M & •">,. *
SO lopal Mining. 8 i 6^ *» %*
3.3C-O •Tramps Consol. h - 6H ;■ !2
70« i Tularosa 111 1- Ji? I,* irt
1.750 Union '••••I? 2 : ' K-' ii 7*7 *
20 United Copper... 6 « »:» »JJ . *
1 500 Tul m G Mini - '•• •• ' ''' 4 *
]v» Yukon G Mines.. 4-. W *« » ♦
BONDS.
?^^^c^ s - g* S3 p p
20,000 "West Pac 5s »7% »7H V> Vl
•Sells cents per share. tCMd lots.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Liquidation was heavy on the Consoli
dated Exchange throughout the da>
Transai •re on an unusuaHJ ifjf*
sVale. the sales t ? &JSOH share f'7o?
slxty-ni fferenl Issues ««
the list. Atlantic Coast Line was a new
addition to the list, ■■ a^ ua V, o chang
ing hands at 125 1 " and »25%. The collapse
in prices resulted iii large profits accruing
to many of the floor traders, who had gen
erally pone home on Saturday commuted
to the short side. There was a disposition
to cover on the part of this element, and
their burins: in prevented a number of the
leading issues from reaching as low fig
urea as were touched on the New iorK
Stock Exchange. Odd lot investment pur
chases by commission houses were not as
prominent in the trading as has been the
case on other weak days lately, that class
of buyers apparently showing a disposi
tion to hold off for the time being. Floor
talk quite generally attributed the market
unsettlement to the "Washington attitude
regarding corporations. United States
Steel common was the leader in volume, Its
sale? totalling 37,509 shares. It did not sell
above :■'•. which was ' 4 of a point under
the high of the other board. Detailed op
erations follow:
STOCKS.
t- 0 -■. Hieft. 1 sit. Last.
13 >-" An-.al Copper... 16 * :>'-\ 71 ! i 72*»
60 Am Beet Sur.. C4^, M"i 33 S3
870 Am •■:: .<. Pdy. 55,3 3B M » s's?i
30 Am Cot Oil.. . 58 58 68 "»8
2.'!0 Am U&L.v- 39 ■< 3.-. : « ~r,\ r.:.U
330 Amer Ice .. .-I H -'"» 2M4 •-•0 ; 3
50 Amei !/■-■!.. i::'. I3H 13 1 ! 13 1 -
I* do pret . 36% .'.•■• T * 36 T i Sfi T »
10 Amtr Locom... -»•< ;*; * ■■■■< <. 47 3 i 4T"»
20,330 Amor Smelt... Sl?* 81 H 76% 77
310 Amer j Sugar. ..119 11« 118% 119^3
880 Anaconda Cop. 49 4t> ♦►>"; 47 l
1.1*70 At-T a. s F...113** 113T4 111% 111 7 ,
20 At Cc^st I^ine-12r.'j 125% 12.'. 1 - 125%
170 Bait i 0hi0.. .110 110 I"-'* 108%
SCO Brook r: Tr. .. 71 ' i 71 1 i (A** 68 7 »
10 Can Pacific ...17SU 178^ 17^ 1 * IV* 1 *
220 Central Lenth-'. '-'■' z * ::T 7 «, .V>'i :::■',
1,260 Ches A; 0hi0... SOH m% 77H i- 7^
30 Chic & Alton.. 53% ~-5\ C°, i 53";
30 Cl 'it West... 28*4 28H 27 s 27%
1.360 C Mi! 8 St P.. 1464 14« i 144* 145%
920 Col Fuel & 1.. 34 Ti 54 7 % ."2*s 33
100 Col Southern... f-0 50 •"■■". 55
10 Col & H Coal.. 19 10 ID 19
3,470 Consol Gas ...l4C ! i 142% 139*4 3"V» ;
340 Corn Products. 17 1 j 17'j 17 17
170 Den & Rio Gr. "s?* ."S S3S 3 "7 ."-7 1 i
ICO Dist Securities. i"0 CO iS .-'
SSO Erie ... 27 "-7't -.v> 26%
60 do Ist prcf. .. 44 44 4" 42
GO Gt r.'orrh pref.lS4 T i 134 » 133H 1."3 i
B*o Inter-Met 19H 19H 17 s i IS -»
WO do pref 43 4r»'« 4o 3*3 * 45 *
"0 II! Centra! 158 I'J.s'j 138H lo' 1 -;
40 Inter P;<per ... 13 13 13 13
.Vi lo^va Centra 20 20 ! s 20 l i CO l-jl -j
V 1 Kan City So .. ;'••"•'• ;'.,'. : r S4 T ii 34 7 »
1:1 ■ Mo X & Tex.. 40 1 : 40' 3 "<•, ;v.v-..
200 Mo Pacitic .... t-T' 6S »i>>'3 6 t >'i
100 Nat Lead 75 M «3 ! , 7."i *
250 N V Central. .1164 1164 1154 116
180 N T Oni &W. 44 ' i 14 ! , 43 % 43 = «
110 North Pacifl : •"• • l"r.\ 133H 133 7
90 Pacific Mail .. 30 a . :■»". 29 l^> 29 : i
2,700 Pennsylvania ..131 3 i 131-S 120 7 ISO 1 *
50 People's Gas. .I' 1 ?' 1 10$ 106 Hi IO6 1 ;
270 Pitts Coa! ....20 •-•'■ ]< T » 10
70 Rway Srring3.. 3>5 1 i ".iV? 35 35
44,200 Reading 160 160 !.V. ? « 166*1
130 Hep Steel . 34 "4 ."-•- 53%
40 do pref £■>'-« ra 9g3 2 09
980 Rock Island 4y' 3 14' i c•, 42 1 ;
10 do pref . . . . Si' 82 52 SO
20 St Ji Souths.. 23 ■ ' '.'.• SB •: 25
4.550 Southern Pa 12-1 a a 124 E % IV"-, 121
1,110 Soutnern Ry .. .'7S 27H v: "•, 2S l i
10 do pref .. *'•'- 634 634 634
«V) Texas <t Pac... 27 3<3 < 27H 27 "7 "
110 Third Aye ... 11% '11 343 4 in-, 10%
45.30 Union Pacifl . 183 f - 183% 17!> i iso»
«0 U 3 Rubber... 37 "7' 3 :.■ ;.-•,
87.520 US Steel ... 7? 7?'-, 75-> 75 s *
"f") do pref 119 3<3 < 110 7 , ll^ 1 - 117-«
17Oi:tah Copper... 47 ! j 47" 4.-. * 4.V-,
170 Va-Car Chem. . 49*4 49-"» 47'; 47--..
210 VT abash 19 7 » 19 737 3 1874 ir>W
1,110 do pref 4? 3 » 13 40 41 ii
40 Westing E3 . . . 64 hi .;j «i
245.270 To'^sl al«
MINING STOCKS.
1. 800 Atlanta . 14 .14 •:-- 12 : 5
100 Belcher .1.20 1.20 I.W " 1.20 "
150 Consol Va .....I.TO I.SO 1.70 Iso
400 Confidence ....1.25 125 ! 23 1 ■•,-,
550 GoldSeld Con. ..7.60 7.00 7.00 700
1.000 Jumbo Exten... 24 .24 .24 .Zi
1.200 Ke^-ar.as 06 .05 .m .< »>
300 Ophir .... ...2.124 2.124 2.10.i 2.124
300 Portland 1.05 i ''7 - - 1.05 1 0715
1.500 Tramps . 064 .064 .ofi'-4 .06^
SCO Worjs 08 .<"•« M os
200Tellow Jacket. 1.20 1.25 125
8,100 rot sales.
WHEAT.
Sal sb
tus!
350,000 Ma option. sl Os"i $! 10 51 05 s * $! 09»i
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES,
Maturing ISIO-'22.
CFurnlshed by Swarrwout St Appenzellar Xo 1A
Pine st 1
Approx
Nam?. Maturity Bid. Asked. yi?!d
Aw Cigar 4 p .-. Men 15. 1911 &*■•- f.i;; " - ,>>
do 4p c. Mcil 15, 1912. . 9>'\ "T'-j 510
At Coast Lspc, Men, 1310. 100 , 3.30
Beth Steel 6 p c, Nov. 1914.. 09 ! * 100 K(»
Cm H & D 4 p c. July. 1&13.. 07 o; 1 -, 455
CCC&StLS pc. June. 1911.100 1 , 101 rs
D& H equip 4l4 l - pc. July. 1922.101% 102* 4' 15
Gen Rub 44 pc. July. 1515.. 98 l > 044 650
Hudson Cos 6 p c. Oct 15. 1911 994 100 * 47^
Inter RT6 pc. May. 1911... 103* 104U xio
KCRylU6pc, Sept. 1012. 06 7 » 97!, «■->>
do 5 p r. May 15. 1013 ..... tt 07 s Sj,
Lack Stl (5 r) 51 c. Men 1910 P0 » 1004 V*Y»
do (1 yr> 5p c. Men. 1910.. 99 i 1004 4
do 5 p c. Mch. 1915 . •» {« ,^Z
Louts &N5 oc. Men. 1910.. 100 1005, • m
Minn &StL5 pc. Feb. 1911. 09* ■:,.,- : ...
NYC L* 5 pc. Nov. > 10- > 23.4.^0%04 '5>- i » "
n v N h & H 5 ? c. 1910-12.100 102
Norf & West 5p c. May. 1910.1004 1004 •> «ii
Perm RRS oc. Mch !5. 1910 100 joou i 7?
St L & San Fso c. Jan. 1011. 00 'pail £ l *:
do 4H >' c. Feb. 1912 Jsl, . , $•*?
Southern Ry 5p c. Feb. 1013.- JW», pQ S ? J°o
Tidewater Co 6p c. Jon*. 1013.101» t in.i' rAx
We»t Tel &T5 pc, Feb. 1912 80S 9»2 »•«
WEI & Uf| 6p c. Aug. 1910.100H 101 * 4^
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES
(Furnished by \nillama. McConnell & Cbtoiaa.
No. W Wall Mreet.) " lem »n-
Am Light & Traction S'?- A»ked,
do preferred " •7,,.' $*
Am Gas & Electric ' .:; *"«
do :■•. fern 1 "4" 44
do rtrst 5a ■ . . h 4 l
Denver Ons & Electric ■ . .*^ iS
do pen^ral 5s *£ '"• •
Empire DUtrict Electric ,J ««
do ureffneii * *"" -; TA
do bonds ...*^ i: '••'<
T.inrr.ln Oas ■.•.- ,',\' 77
Paf-in.- C.as £ Electric ..." i'<! -'
Ud preferred ;. 61
i 6 ■
FOR RENT
LARGE BANKING OFFICE
formerly occupied by
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST CO.. at bb Broadway
Containing about 5,200 Square Feet
including Fixtures and Vault
Suitable for Banking or Stock Exchange Houss
Apply KNICKERBOCKER TRUST CO.,
60 BROADWAY
New Issue
$500,000
City of Buffalo, N. Y.
Registered 4% Water Bonds
c
Dated February 15. 1010 r — F^ r^'-' 15. I^o
Optional on or after February 10. 19-0
Tntpre«!t parable s^mi-annually February' 13th and Attgnst
15th in SwYork. Denominations to suit purchasers.
Exempt from taxation in New York State for Town,
County. Municipal or State purposes.
Legal investment for Savings Banks. Trust Funds and
Insurance Companies.
Price on Application
N. W. Harris & Company
BANKERS e55«88." NEW YORK
N W Harris & Company Harris Trust and Savings Bank
H. W. Mams «*;""'«; 7 Bond Department
35 Federal Stree* Chicago
Boston _^
ANDREW J. McCORMACK. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION' BAU ■- •
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLEB a SOU
OFFICE. NO. 55 T\'IL^IAII ST.
Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 1910
at 12:*"' o'clock, at **
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
MC 14 AND IS VESEY =TP.Eff-_
—(For circular containing detailed ia
formation, apply to Lawr^nr- E te^o^
Trustee, etc.. of Kessler & CO., SB WU.
iam St.. New York City.. tij.li
1 S4l «h' Daimler Manufacturing cv- •.■*-■'•■ -'!,'•
1908; dW Apr!! 1. mS. for April a ...
;- B Bad lfX- I ©. 'r.ter^t. a:^d wi h
BY ORDER OF EXECUTOF.b.
400 sfaa DtotiHsw 1 StMrtto O°«»-- ■ - . StcV*.
H shia WlH:am>bursh Trtist Co. Ori^lna. Stcx-iC.
28 shs. Corn- Exchange Bank. ....
101 shs. WasnißSton Water Power Co.. ex rUnts
Spokane. Washington.
lA(% sIM. Golden Star Mines Co
1C« shs. American Pneumatic Tool co.
FOR ACCOUNT OF TRTTSTEIX _
S4 0-y> Utlted States Mortgage & Trust Co. -St
i-, Series G. 1915..
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
10 shs. Farish-Stafford Co. (ccmmori. ,
5 shs. Importers and Traders Nat Ban».
10 shs. United States Mortgage and Trust 31
.V* shs. AUlar.ce Realty Co.
10 shs. Guaraaty Trust CO.
10 shfl Lawyers' Title Ins. A Trust to
••-""i shs. Bethlehem Steel Corp. Hwaferw
300 shs. Bethlehem Steel Corp. «common>.
$25,000 Columbus & Hocking Coal & Iron '°
Col. Trust 6 p. c. S. F. Bos.. !»-♦>.
10 shs. Arts Realty Co.
$000 Corporation of the Chamber of Com
*ow . e V;- -. of N. Y. Btilldlns Fund Inc. Bd.
147 sfaa Goodwin- Car: Co.
< shs. Union Trust Co. t
S6 shs. American Bxchan^e Nat. Ban*.
IS Khs. Hanover National Bank.
9 fhs. Importers & Traders' Nat. E<±r..:.
100 shs. Manhattan Trust Co.
54.000 Fry Dock. East Broadway & Battery «•
R. "Co., Ist nata> 0 p. c. Eds.. IB3U.
1 '• '■■- Right New York Society Library
55.C00 Cent, of Geo. Ry. 2d pre? 5 p. c. Inc.
Bds.. 1&4.">. Oct.. 190$. Coupons on.
I<y* aba United States Mort^ase & Trust OB
-., shs. City Investing Co. (common^.
25 shs. Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
10 > shs. United New Jersey R. R. & Car.al Co.
TO shs. James Butler Grocer; Co. (preferred).
130 she. Xewhouse Mines & Smelters Co.
10 shs. Union Trust Co.
50 she. Camegio Tni3t Co.
1 Free Right New York Society Library.
2'"" ' shs. Savoy Trust Co.
10 slis. New Jersey Zinc Co.
1.000 shs. Biff Vein Copper Co
8 aba, Carnegie Trust Co.
2S shs. City Investing Co. Preferred.
2.410 shs. Eastern Publishing Co.
SV*?.OOO Huron Steel & Iron Co. CO year 5 p <--
Ist mtge. Bds.. 15^. July. 1310. Cou
pons on.
12 shs. Franklin Trust Co
5 shs. First National Barii.
B aba. Bankers' Trust Co.
o sl.s. Borough Improvement C?.
(*y> sba, Batopilas Miniu? 1*
52 st.s. Mechanics & Traders' Ban . r*uat <Zs.
Temporary Receipt).
25 shs. Lawyers, Ins. & Troal Co.
50 shs. Windsor Trust Co.
$4,000 La France Copper Co. 6 p. c. Eds.. IMS
25 Bha, People's Surety Co.
10 Bbs. Lawyers Title Ins. & Trust Co.
75 shs. American Surety Co.
17 shs. National Lead Co. pfd.
100 sbs. Title Insurant Ct>. of N- T.
15 shs. Northern Bank.
l<o Bha. Bank of Manhattan Co.
20 shs. Western Union Telegraph Co.
5.'. shs. NT Y-. New Haven St Hartford Bj F
sl,ooo Delaware <£; Hudson Co. Convt, 4 p. -
Bd 1916.
$3,000 Chesapeake &- Ohio R. R- Ist M'J. 5
p. c. Bdi 1033.
510.000 San Antonio & Aransaa Pass R. R. %
p. c. B.is.. 1943.
53.000 Northern Ohio Rr. Ist Htsj ■ r c.
Bds.. 104.'"
$15,0<V> City of GaUsatop 5 p c Bds . 1334.
$^ -;n.i Mobile & Birmingham R. R. 5 p. -
R?i.. IJHS
LOUISVILLE a NASHVILLE RAILROAD GO.
Five Par Cant. Three-Year Sold Notes
Cue March Ist. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the LouisvlXla &
NashvlUe Kallroad Company ■mill pay at th*
office of th« Company. No. 71 Broadway. Ne-* 1
York City, m presentation, on and after this
date. Its Five per C;r.t. Three-Year GoM Notes,
due March Ist. 1010. AT PAR A>T> ACCRUED
INTEREST TO DATE OF PAYMENT. .-
INTEREST or said Notes will CEASE ON
MARCH IST. 1910.
E. I SMITIU Assistant Treasurer.
New York. January Mb. 1910.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles D Barney & Co.. No. •.■*
Broad street. New York, and No. 122 Souti
4th street. Philadelphia. >
Bid. Asked.] Fld.Asked-
Am Cement. 27 '» a> ' Left V«] R R(K ;«•»
Am Ry Co.. 4* «SH<Phtla Co 4^4 49
Camb Steel.. "45 * 4«» 1 do rref 45 43 '1
C T' of N J Tf. 77 T>rn R R Co 6AS kjv,
V".! Stor Bat. srt 57 I 5Vi •■. 8t««! pf.114 115
El CO of A.. ll 7 » 12H]Phlla El Co.. 14li 14 1 *
Oen Asphalt SOS 31 ' Phlla Rap Tr 25S Vs'»
do pref... ;9'j SO ISmokclesi P. '» M
I Co of N A a SSHlXJnloa Trap.. ,V>H s<">»i
Lake. S Corp 'J3 t3HIUn Gas Imp.. M PCS
do prer .. 44 45 IWelsbaoh .-■ --> .-'•<
Leh NavtK..lol MS !
PONDS
I R cony ..-. t>s p»". \ Pblte fc.:^- ti M .. •"> »
El ,fc Peo 4s 9l't MH do & s ' (y J l^- 1 *
N J con 6s 104 4 •■ -. ! Phtla Cr> ss. .UKJ 10*
Pet rRy Ii M r>; ,
FERRY COMPANIES.
Bid. Asked ■ l At»«a.
Bkh'n P5»..a 90 ' ioth A 3»d St. ■ 4.%
II V* Ist «s.iOs 107 ! do bonds... «*> in
da con to.. o»i 571, vnion Ferry.. 32 S3
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION
Notice to Non-Depositing
Bondholders
TO HOLDERS OF THE FOCB PER CEtt
FIRST CONSOLTOATED MOBTG.4G!
HI VDRED YEAR GOLD BONDS
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CO3IPAST
TS.MED INDEX ITS MORTGAGE DAID
MAI 15. 1900. . |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GFvEN to the MM
of Ike above-mentioned Four P»r- Cent fa:
Consolidated Mortgage Hundred Tear Ge
Bonds of The Third Aveaue --.■--:
:«sued under its raorts • - dated 'Ii" !3.
that pursuant to a Bondholders" Ajr!«2r |
dated November 6. 1907. entered !=to b«tr--j
certain holders of said bonds, as partisan!:*;
Aral part, and James EC Wallaca aad othr 1 .
Committee, aa parties of th-? second put I
which Bondholders' a.-"--:' ref2rssc« i
made for all its terrr.3 and proTlslors, » ?k'
and Agreement of Reorganization, daad >
cember 2. 1903. has b««n <in\v preparrt *4
adopted and a copy thereof duly lolgtt O
the Central Trust Company of Ne-» Tact a.
Depositary. Printed copies o* such 3o»g«*
crs' Asreemcnt and of said Plan an^ i|»
meat of Reorganization may ba obtaissl <
the offlc- of said Depositary. No. II
Street. New York.
Holders of said Four Par '-■ FtK Oj
soliilated Mortgage Hundred Year '3oUi BO
of Th* Third Avenue Railroad CMifaw*
have not yet deposited their bonds 2as»
aforesaid Bondholders' A?r»--n:>r.t of Sots*
be* ■ 1007. arc hereby noticed -1- ttejar
without penalty becot39 parties to £♦«£
Bondholders* A?r««mer;t of Noveiaßsr * 1*
and entitled to avail of the beseSt cf «4
Plan and Agreement of Reorsaais»2os. »
depositing their bonds with th»coapc=«f*
vary 1. I9Sb\ and a:: subsequent cwipasi''
cornpany!*s the same, with tie Cestn! 5*
Cotcpany of New York, as Depositary a?i»»
said, on or before February 15. 1310. ssdsß
deposit shall ba deemed -quivaisat m ■
filing of written assent to said P!*3 C
Agreement of Reorganisation. So=4» ■ *
posited -will thereafter bo held by ths D**
tary for account of the Committee, aib.'as I
the terms and ---•■= of said BasskaW
Agreement of November 6. 1907. a=d siiiTS
and A ----- of Reorganisation. 1 * «t?
all latests and purposes as if ---rsfsjjst*!
posited.
Dated N.t York. January ?". 13f-
J.WIES >'. WAXLACi
,VDBIA> I9ELE«.
ED>nr>"D d. siyuotf*
MORTIMER L SCHIf.
Jhuna TIMPSOX.
HARRY BBO>7fEB.
BondholdMs* CoaaiS*
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
NOTICE OF SAU
Pursuant to a. decree of t a. mil— '** Z
at the Circuit Court of the B»»i*""B
•- Southern District of Sm* > ' t &
the CDiTRAI TBr« COMTAXT Or-
YORK vaa rwimTsliiTi ar.i THI "£,
AVXjrTE RAELBOAD COMF.4>T «=- J^
■were defendants. N-A-— <ta£« May V'V'y
tie undersized, the Special Master *«|C^
said iecre- for th« pt:rpo»« oi *e.TI=S c*e *^ ie^
therein directed to b« sold. *'■'■- * '■* -^
of March. 1910. at tve'.va o'cloot "^^ »
day. «c" by Joseph P. Day. £«•• *^!^i<
public maeOea. at tie v.— v ll^= j
tt» County Court Hoes«. B^rous!: oi iy^»
City of Ne-w YorS. - :-s =•-*=«• j»
ea!d dscree. to t!:? behest <;iiaUiii - XX ~ M
property described in said decree- u'jjs*
Ref eresce ,1» =ade ,to .-» jb(shis4 •* #
a copy of wS!cb may b« cstsi=*i **
of the uudersisTwi. Na. TL B*««*^* jJJ
of ilanfcattan. for further detail* s» ** £t ?
sa:e. and to th» r=or? detai'ed = e **^
puMishei in Tho Gio&e snd Cc:E:ser tr*aJ i
torn * r.ewjpaper publisisd *» tte *-^ g
Manhattan, oa Monday of each wWX
Dated New Tor*. Jtaoar* 29ti 1^t T«llT «ll
HOWASp S5
BOWBKS & SANDS.
CcnsrJataaafs Solicltcrs.
01 Nassau Strest.
Boroush Si Man-iat-as.
New Tort. S. T.
STASTDAKD • H%_l> fJ?<?%S3>^
Pursuant to the terir.s « -"* cf t 5»
provislor.s of the JW^SfejJ
lid Chi Company, dated .c tt» *e«
$17,500 have been W^V?^
tees. Proposals for »al« <>- ~~ .-.
imount^f the deposit »qg>a^ggg
will b« received by »»• «™.** V*
of the Vimed States »»«*•»*** Gt7 '
pany. 55 Cedar Street. >** , l i»i»
Central Trust CompanJ d 8f !
54 WALL STRSB T
$15.5^'
CAPITAL «<1 SURPLUS -
,of waica ti7.000.000
40 Is: 53- 60 w I .

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