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Edward B. Srallb Hn%MtH Dean
Gcorpo Y»*. Norm Thomas JCewhall
Frcncis E. Bond, Special Partcer
Edward B. Smith & Co.
Bankers
Hookas New York and Fhibdclpfcia
Stock Eschangfs
I vestment
Bonds and Stocks
Philadelphia New York
Tsrr»ad * Chestnut S:«=. -" Pine Ptreet
V. ANTED "~
i*v> American Tl«?ruio< Bottle
50 American I. p- l'oundrrs pfd.
300 Grand Kapid* & lad. By.
CO Maryland « a". pfJ.
l-ii. Niagara I ail* Power
•V» >en-Sea C'hlolct
FREDERIC £ BaTCH & CO.
Dealers In ITnltsffi and Inactive Securities of
Railroads and Otl <-r Corporal ions
1n the Dated States and Elsewhere.
M BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
Tel. 5140 to 5153 Broad. Inclusive.
Br:.:« li Office. 30 CONGRESS ST.. BOSTON.
Telephones. . i" 2541 -.'"4.' Fort mil.
Prt~Bl< telephones betw<*n New York and Boston-
HENRY SLEWS & GO.
BANKERS.
31. 13. 15 and 17 BROAD ST.
Vi:v.BKRS N. V. STOCK EXCHANGE.
HOCKS and BONDS bought and sold for la
vestors or Carried on liberal terms.
Banking account* received subject to check
• : tlsiit. Interest raid on dally balances.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
LETTERS OF CREDIT
•*< : ,£ Available the- World Over.
Equitable Trust Co.
Mechanics & Metals Nati. Bank.
Phenix National Bank.
National Park Bank.
Dealt in
CLINTON gilbert,
:> Wall Street.
<.AS «ONI»*T
\Y> arc offrrins
FIBST MORTGAGE 6% GAS BONDS
at
P_r arid Im*r*>*t with I2*a*«p Stork Bonus.
PARTICULARS OX REQUEST.
IVAKKKN. i,7O«sKI & CO..
Maulers Toronto Sloel. Ekliuir
Toronto 2.'> Broad St.. New York.
Offices <"onr.«"<*to<3 by direct wire.
1852 (9 0
Jas, B. Colgate & Co.
S6 Wall St.. New York
MEMBERS INVESTMENT
N. V MOCK EX. BONDS
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Winstow, Lanier & Co.
59 CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
THE rOLLOV, LN't COUPON? AND DIVI
DENDS ATIE PAYABLE at OCR BANKING
HOUtE ON AND AFTER
MARCH IST. 1310.
Cle-.oJznd & PiUsburj; H. 11. Co. Rep. Goar. Stic.
<iusrt«»rl>- dlv Wend Is*'?I s *'?-
Cleveland & Pittfburp R. K. Co 4-- Betterment
rtock Quancr!:" dividend lte-
C!e.\*:and. Akron &. Columbus Kj Obi (Sen Ba
Urns. Ohio. "Water "Works •'>?.
Mtrior County. Indiana, i'-:~ Voting Machine
- " Bak
Tituburr. ■>- «raj-n« * Chicag-o X: Co. Ist
Mtg. ■« Scries •"C"."
I'itts-burt. Ft. "Wayne & ■"!:.::&£■> By. Co. 2n2
■IS 7s. Series •I."
rcntnxiuTh. Ohio.
n m;- ■ ?d
•jrant Counts'. Indiana. Tundins Cs.
MARCH 20TH.
BaOer. Indiana, School Be
THE C&K&Di&N PACIFIC RitLWIY COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NO. S*
Divld nds- for the half->car ended Msl Decem
ber. l;« '•. have l-^cn ■ tared as lollops:
on the Preference Mick. Two per cent.
on ibe «^c!inn«>n Slock. Three i^-r cent.
A 1 •;..■ sum {.. ■■ oik half <.f one per ,
cent, on tji« Cotmaon StCK-k wfU .-,.;: thereon
at the same time . ,- of interest on the proceeds
at land Bales.
v. ,,;... tor the Common Stock Dividend «ill
be usailed or. .;1-' Maivli iifxt to Shareholders of
record at fix ciotinK of the books ia Montreal,
>ew York and London. rcs',*;nive!y.
The i.^jmnion St >ck Transfer H^.k;-- will close
in Mo:itr«al. New York and Lundon a* 3 P. M..
on Tuesday. Mar.!, Ist.
The books will be reopened cv Saturday. Arril
2nd next.
By t>rO<r of the lioard.
v. R. BAKER. Secretary.
Montreal. 14th l'ebruary, 131".
REPUBLIC OF CUBA
5' Geld Bonds- of 1904.
Coupons due March 1. IM4). of the above
bendb a 111 be pal . on presentation at our office
ol and after that dat*-.
SPEYER & CO.,
81 -■" PINE STREET.
m ■■ York. February I'C. • ' .■• ___
IHh <HI>.\I'KAKK AM) OHIO
X.MI \\ (OMI'A.NV.
n Broadway. Now York City. ■]■•! 17. 1010.
D:< Board of Directors has this day •'■'■■
clared a quarterly dividend «-f one per cent.
upon the capital stock of t'.iis Company, pay
able on Starch 01. liilO. t<> the Ftockbolders of
:.'•'■•::• r cooks c!" the Company
at the clote of -•-."■ 11. 1910. Til-?
transfei books will not close.
Gb^dCF will ':• mailed to stockholders who
!-:,■..• filed permanent Oividend orders with the
undersigned.
JAS. t-TEIAHT MA« KIE Secretary.
».«i»-rivan I'amHtaaj Swaitlfct <"o.
M 5 Broadway. N. V. City. X- b. •_•. l»I0
3 CARTER LV DIV. NO. V.< PFD STOCK.
SERIES B.
The Board of Directors of tni American smelt
ers nrttlea Company have this day declared
a £ivi<J«nd of '■ ! 4^ on the Preferred Stock.
Series B. of the Company, payable March 1.
3J.1.11 1.. Ftrvkholders tt record at 3 o'clock p. m.
i *•».. 1- lt'lo.
The 1.-ooks of the < "omiaay for be transfer of
j> TlT<cjT IT<c j stock. Series B. will b» <-!os»ed at 3
or -i • k p. m. February- IV IMO. and will reoren
at M o'clock a. m. March I. 1910. •
U*. B MERRISS. Sacretary.
~ flTi-ri > rMI\TI»"KN'I~!".OA>~Vot.Ii:TV OF
ni •••. rone
Iwontj-Vfar 41;4 1 ; . <K.i«! IJoml- of 19*1.
Coupon due March 1. lfiHt. of the ahri' c
Uondu «"ITI lo T>ai«i «».". pr*sfnt«iion at th* Ex
er-uii\e Ofrc= of tb«- Society. .;•', Fourth Av<
corner SStJi street, on and attfv March 1. 1310.
I ■•:.:■; RAPID RAVSI COMPANY.
New York. February Ist. ir«ln th-> capital sto>^!:
of this Company, payable April Ist. 1910, to
toefeltoMen '■••■■ close of business on
TSursJay. M^rch loth. I"j10.
Secretary .■■.;'.■■•.:-■;••■
KHAN « ll!!>!. '.Ml » I.KATIIKK ; .CO.
Coupons N-- HI. •'■'!• Man ■ I. I*l4l from
First Mortsape Uon-Jf of tin A3IERICAX
HIDE ANT* LEATHER COMPANY will be
paid on and aft«r March I iv TIM ST COM
PAXT OK A.MKTMCA; ::.".-:;T Wall Street. New
TorV. GEORGE A !!!!.:.. Treasurer.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTiCE.
March 1, 1910.
Mr. Robert Ivlal'iory has this day,
■been admitted to racxnbership in our
j firm as a general partner.
Mr. George Foster Pcabody has
;b;co:ne a special partner, as Trustee
lender the will of our late senior
; partner, Mr. Spencer I .--;..
Spencer Tr&sk 6* Co.
COBALT STOCKS.
(Fjr&ltb<.-4 ly Warren. l»K>» - *jtl 4; «_o . N'j. C 3
. y
.- ■
)•...«.■.: ■ ■ • 7 : *',"Kcrr I^Ue..l^«. >»;'*
J-^'-cx- :•.-.- He.*.* 4."<» 4..T
l>av<- Cvis 21'» .«.•■-.., - 11--.l 1 --. 25%
I cjj x .'. ..'... ■ ... ST. >-.
il'-fj',. ". SIT i'^r. Xaacy ■■■ !«a i« i" : 2
.- r.?"£-F*'l l 4jM;iiasins ■... 1"'- 10
f"oi*Col.a!l 4-J'i -.: ->' OVa Scotia.. 35H 27
<~oi*alt «~eiu. 1" : j 1?> [Opfclr M 75
- ■ • -"-
!"• ,Ma'-"E 575 , J^tc-: son L.. 25'/= VT.\
**f > = W
r-IV,-rd H r « 15%jaHer Har... 11 11 >*
/, JO IO%!s-«ver Queen. IS ■J.I
... .»1 *# . !Tretiie«ey ..14'. - 142U
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: - 12* U
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STOCKS DP ON LIGHT DAY'S TRADING
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1910.
Sh-rslNetl i ~ — Actual Sales. IClosln»." Sfa-rslNetl ! On^HHlSwTFlnllßW.iAli
sold, ichsei lOp.l Hl.rLowlFlnllßld.lAfik sold. Ichge : .^P- %;' L g]», \ Wi "ilgM^
1001- Allis-Chalmers Company.. .l 12 112112 113 ! llril 1£» ;300l **+ lowa Central .™ v, 'f 8 £' Zi' 8 37 371-, ?&y 2
U.SOO +•% Amalgamated Copper..".... 75% 77« i 75% 76* i 76>4 78% 300— % Kansas City Sout H-rn...... Sw ms^ m m 69H 70
K» + 4 American Beet Sugar ISS " 3S 3S 38 ; 3«s i SSt 2 100J ♦U, Kansas City Southern pr.. 0?* 69,, -■;._> gfc fl , 7r ««4
300 +H American Can | nwmumb 11% 111* 11% »0 +»i LacJedeGas •• -:•••• '.: - 1 ; '„:;, iJ--4,^> »4 »*
»»-^ American Can P r.... 53% 75% 75V4 75«4 76 77 g» +>, K ke i^ rie & \ esmni...... gs ?4? 4 60% 63« «> ■» 62Vb
300 — American Car & Foundry.. 1^ « 63 63 6^4 634 500 4 1 S^ M? trie * SS*Jm. pr " i l^" <>- l'^n. 152»i 153 u, tS3^
m-* American Cotton 0i1........ 65 i 65 64^ 66»i 65 i 85% 6.000J tlj, Zxndavllle & Nashville lot , 152 , 150 ,7C 4 ! 70" 7S
200 — - American Hide & Lei r.. 39% 40 39% 40 40 ' 40V : 120|- '- Mackay Companies pi 76 76 76 W|«
•»- '« American Ice Securities..:. 23 j 23's 3? 28 i 23 23>>.. 150-lVi Manhattan Elevated Jniiafiafil J21(4J 21(4 21»4 21«
.'" +1, {American Locomotive ,v.l, a 50% 51 50% 51 - SOO + -»4 Marine pr.T.:7^y;^. 14-' r * 142 -1142^ 142 '142»4 142*
inoj _ ! American Ix>c motive pr... 111% 111% 111% lllU 111 113 100-1 M.. St. P. &8. S. M........ 1^ tgiulfsiU '91% 914 i 91 ,
200 «4 American Malf pr I 44% I 44*4! 44% 1 44*4 44 » ■ 200 — 1.. S: 1 . *. -■ '■ •'■'-. • ;, : AY - 4 ., ; .. -43 d i 4::',
■ 14.100 -l American 1 Smelting 81% SS^il Sl% S3 £3 83\& 1.900 +» ? Mo.. Kansas^&iTexas '"■> 71 70% 71 71 ! 71*
'575-% Amorican Smeltinp pr 107 107^!W7 107^4 107 107« i + Mlssour Pacitic^vr.r^.3 TOvrf f^| gPi 82% K!«i ««*
KoL_I American Smeltins pr 8... 59«4 S9?i ,59% S9& .S9=4 ?9! 3 o foo >. % National 1.pad.. ............. |«* o^{? «S« 4
SCO .1 American Steel Foundry.. . 61^ 62 ! 61% 63 61% -ffls 3.510 +•% sd r |g^ ;^?| ia% 122
2.500'+3»4 American Sugar 126 127%!1^ 127% 127 127% 11.700 -fl- New 1 c 'l k , el '^fV'--- Vhs""i lio H*» H9 149 •— : l-
300 !*s; I American Sugar pr 123% 134 1123% 124 124 125 »0j -- r IN- V- <>-, '■/ H. mi^... jgu I^, j^&^C 139%U60
1.000 4V, American TeT. &.Tei I4OU 141%jl40iih« 140^4 141 |M +Vi .V-v^rl- <^it t'n'e'st' !43 i 45ii 45a 45^ 45 43%
1M +H- American Tobacco pr |94 S4 94 94 93% 94^ 200, — - New=^rk^i£2&«^
-800— % American Woolen 137 37 IS7 | 3j; .36 . 1,000 1 +\^ Norf &\\ tSL. ex vi» UAl^f • * 7: ;,.- 7Si: , 7SU> | S)j -<;
1,., American Woolen pr 101% 101% 1014)101 % 101 102^ 100,-1 iNo th Ame.ica 1 1331T 136 135^136 136 |IS«%
m — a"" Arb Or -pr::::::::::::::::iHs J « es res| 70 !^»^^^- (^™ « §i St S SS^^
■•S 1 wSi«iR«J«J«Jfe 2.5S :;; K."!-:,-.'^;: 1..:::'::::::: >. ■;:;:-- 1;:; h«*^Pg«
f-i irSlM ::::::::::: 111 Si I i
li -Sis,-;::;-,: ||Jf JgfeJ^lfMlfti I 4I 4
2.M" - v .Km-klyn J^pid Transit ... 7*\ J5% .4-, 75% -•.;--- Jgj-^, KSuSfc ftw*"Steii ! : - 87?, 38^ 38% 39
I iii^^M llllil I ipiillSiliil i
■ + r^ Central Leather i 4l* f «2« 2 4H. vi,«- s W-, ;";;.; |t Joseph &oi. m ( ; ;>
600;— U Central Leather pr 108% 105 % 10S% 10SJ4 10S KS% .+- .^J" S4 8 F "'d ur !50 50% 50 50% 50 50%
Chicago & NortUwestern..ft« 15S 156 ISS l^i 156T& g»; g pa(%lflc ..._ _^ :; _
■ . &&£ -iron::::::, | : -k S» |%j |Sm 5 - ',; ?;E A S tt e T M^! fi JS £A 2: &
2.300r4l Consolidated Gas. 148* lgg l^ll* 140 14^= 57400+1 1 -' Union Parif..: -^ !! ISfii; iss»£ ISS&ISS iISS \mV»
S.m -.4. 4 Corn Products R^flnins.... > g» g* .g^ g IS% ! 10D_ uS on P?ciflc fpf 101 iJ 101 101 101 J 101 101%
100 i 4i 4 CornProductsßef.pl ffl a a S2 SI m ( ]3 ](iOgi ,lls!, lls! , ,(ISI, (1S1 ,;15,, ;15 , ,^ ,, X , t
ir-v- « biftUlingr Securities 31% 31% 31% 31% BK 32 gOj- M gftS-gfi IRea!ty1 Rea!ty & Irn 74^ 74^ 7 § 74.; 74 74%
UsoojV^; Erie » 30 29_M30 29% .» f , g United States Rubber r43%f:45?4r 43%f:45?4 : 43% 45 -f-i- 4l 4. .
SOC- - 3 Erie Ist pr......-...^ 46% 47 4-s 47 , .i» 4 -;- ]■' ,_ ,- nl p R1 ,,,-,,. Ifet ,„■ U 4% 115^ lU=» 115% 114.4 115
225 + % General Chemical Co. pr... 105%|1(6^i : 105% 1t35%,100 l'V.^ J-.f J-! | .-■ -• i> 1h! ...,. M, r iso b 80%! 80 | 80% 79% 80%
100 . C General Electric Co m>4% 154%1154%!154% 155 155% -'.; — '}-■?;• p St-Ites Stce m, «a? SO :Sl% 81% vi'".
=,000 «§ !( ' rpat pr... lW?i|lg IM^JIK, lg ISTJi !&•«« U |ed |tato> Stee ,™^ | |1% gj LggLg* Lg,J
siVi' Great Northern Ore ctf?...! t0 69% 6a . 69% 69k W's ~'l..i\ * * fri-i, rorvner I 4^41 4!> l; > 4^! I^ 1 41>«--.i 49 J 4
,06 — Hocking Valley pr | W Mi 30 90 00^ I.« 0, — Utah i^ -32 1-- --
380— 1 Illinois Central 142 142 «|% 142 !•*- «9% ■■•-■' + '4 Va.-Carolna Chemical 63% 21%! 21%) 55 I "l ii 21 3*3 *
Illinois Central !142 i 142 1142 142 ,14. !14_ M 1 -f^\ r * Kvahash "l^s 2Pi 21 R s' -l 3 sl "l s » 21 3 i
-wo ♦»i iinter.-Metropoiitan ja% 22% 21% 22% 22 22% „ oOp-js Wabash ■;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; j*W 4 1' s 3SJJ 3g -i » , - , ? *
2.«* i+ S imter.-Metropolitaii pr I 64% 5 55%J 54% 55% 55% 55% -• , .., nviir.K.r-o Express 170 : 170 170 170 168 1175
1800 4$ International Harvester.... »* 92% 90% 92 ,SSB tni jg L Western £ryland 48% m «5 'SfiPSfi^SS
a Int. Harvester >pr 121 ,121 1-1 121 «20%.121% Western Union Telegraph 75 I 76% 75 |7K 76 176%
S8 ■ 5 [nation!! If S* H^ !l % 47-: II : M hr-tSiauSi M*.... i%U 70% 70% 70% 71 ,7.
. .yy.i _ jlnwa Central ?23 4 jam 22^,1 23 !S3 I ?S»4 I -i i ! ! ! ! !
Tola! So^^^m^ S^^O^^e^of the same period in S!
•Small lots. . . i . .
FI\ANCIAL MARKET
LIGHT DAY IX STOCKS.
Heavy Demand for Remittance
Advances Sterling Rates.
Stock market prices were strong in
the best part of the day. v.ith last quo
tations at moderate net grains through
out the list of prominent issues. Trad
ing was not active, though in the last
hour the persistent strength reported in
all departments encouraged n. broader
demand and induced conservative specu
lators v ho had been waiting for a re
action to join the buying side in such
stocks as Union Pacific; New York Cen
tral, Amalgamated Copper. Reading and
United States Steel. There was -little
outside business, and while the profes
sional element predicted greater interest
from the public in the event of no de
cision in the American Tobacco case, the
midday announcement that the Supreme
Court would not hand down a judg
; ment in the suit failed to attract an
active inquiry from commission houses.
Operators short of stocks were moder-
I ately heavy buyers, and the larger part
I of the day's improvement was based on
i operations of this character and on buy
; ing by professional traders for quick
turns on the long side of the market
The chief selling came from substantial
interests whose accounts showed paper
profits on purchases made at recent low
levels. Securities bought a few weeks
ago may now be sold at figures that
represent substantial gains, especially in
1 Union Pacific. United States Steel,
Reading. Louisville & Nashville, Atlan
tic Coast Line. New York Central and
International Harvester.
Total transactions amounted to a trine
more than 500.000 shares, the larger
part of which was supplied by ten
stocks, with more than one-half of the
entire dealings in United States Steel,
Union Pacific and Reading. Louisville
& Nashville was strong on a light vol
ume of business, while the genera] rail
road list offered successful opposition
to bear pressure, buying on a moderate
scale being based on the favorable earn
ings reported from all parts of the coun
try and on the weekly statistics of traf
fic movements in and out of Chicago.
At present there is an actual car short
age in many different sections. The
general market closed firm, with the
chief gains in Union Pacific, Consoli
dated Gas, American Smelting. Ameri
can Sugar Refining. New York Central.
Louisville & Nashville. Central Leather
and Atlantic Coast Line. Call money
continued to exhibit the firm tone noted
last week, while further strength devel
oped in foreign exchange under an act
ive London demand for remittance. Un
less Europe becomes a heavy buyer <<
our securities, gold doubtless will be
(■-hipped to London and Paris in the
course of th« next few weeks
Detailed figures of the country's for
eign commerce in January reflect an
enormous increase in the buying power
of the United States in other markets
and afford ample reason for the argu
nur.t that domestic consumption of the
products of "ur manufacturing indus
tries is running at a rate that means
solid prosperity for business circles.
And in the statement of exports figures
also are presented showing that the for
eign demand for goods manufactured in
the United States is improving. Total
export figures in the last month have
declined entirely as a consequence of
lighter shipments of food products and
cotton, the latter declining in value to
the amount of almost (15.000,000. against
a loss In foodstuffs of $7,376,934. In
January imports of crude materials for
use in manufacturing, manufactures for
further use in manufacturing and manu
factures ready for consumption amount
ed in value to $106,331*835. an Increase
of 515.740.C00 over the same time in
ID*/.), while for .the seven months ended
January -A there was a gain of $181.
;.<;:;:,. compared with a gain in ex
ports of manufactures and crude ma
terial used in manufacturing of $5,153,
783 for the month and $95,090,729 since
the first of the fiscal year For the
seven months exports of foodstuffs,, in
cluding food animals, have declined to
the value of $45,020,905. Total Imports
•■1 all products since July 1. 1009. have
increased $183,679,558, against a gain
in exports of $32,960,146. High prices
have interfered with our export trade
in grain and cotton, but probably more
of a factor in restricting the outward
movement ha 3 been the increased de
j4_an<? for home cousuiepUod.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH 1. 1910^
BOND MARKET SALES.
! 3*^"» Jap 4>5... »5 s »] SCKK) 1.. S&M So
1 3000 <lo M 86%| Deb 4s ?•>'*
SOIKI do . 95*s .''Hi L. 1 Gen 45.. 5*' 1
4C'Vt do 4s I'-'* 7000 L& N U 4s. 99
41101 Kof C 4'^« J»BVi 6000 do At X & _
2000 U S of M "•; i' I .' l - C 4s Oo 1 :
1000 A:g .'is Rets 86% 10fK) Man Con 4s. . li
10000 Va m Defd 8000 M X & T Ist
Ctfi . rx. As ■ OSfi
30000 N V C 4';s , l<w> do Cd . s<>
1057 ' 109 V« 1000 do S F 4'-s 50%
•vx>o do 109 10000 do Rcf 45.. S4'- 3
KKWO •: • N"ew.*r.lO9 | 3000 M I* Tr 53.102
1000 do 10t»l, S>.»''"» .in 101 7 i
10000 d" . 108 : ;'.<»»> do Cnvt 5s
4rt«jo j- 4s lOJT.IW* full pd. .. f'"' 3*3 *
3000 do UCi.s. . .100 i IXJ-ki do 95^2
].:•■ ■•> 1039. ion .--mm do Ist Con
fio<" do IW4J (i 11(|1 *
39000 do 100 j 1000 M i: Es Con
15000 do ncts.-r.IOO , ' 7s 113> 4
10000 Allis-Ch os.. S2" 2000 N C & St 1
2000 A.in A C Ss.l<i2T s j Ist :<= . lOS'.s
17000 Am C 0 4'-s :>?% 25000 S Rys of M
2000 do . ..... 974 ' 4« 2 » »•"•
21000 Am T & T , i"-™ do Gen Is . 90H
<-\t 4s. . 104 , It.*"! Nas El R 1"
o,yK> do . . 104U 4.« "
20000 do 104-1 3000 N V.v E sth
15000 r Am Tob 68.105 1 Ext 4s 89%
8000 do 104' 4 5000 N V C Gen
2000 do . 1054 3>i« &>}&
1000 do 4s . SIH 2"<X> no Re?.. 89
S'V«J do 10000 do Deb 1034 951*
7JHX>-) do . 81% 4000 S YC& St
• MOT An Ar Ist 4s *2T*l2 T *l 1* 4s . 100»i
3Oiv i do . ... 82 1 * 1 l<vvi N V JDock 4s 03' 2
1000 do ...S3 I 2<>K) NYG &EL
2000 \ T & S F H &- P 55.M02
Gen 4s . 100?g 2000 do 45.... 85
KiOOf» do 100«4| 4000 NVNII & H
1000 do Cvt I!? 3*3 * Deb 6s. . 134 a i
ISO" do Cvt 4s.llfii | i:./»1 do Cvt S l ;S.lo2'i
](kk»i do H. 1000 do ... 102 *
. SOC"-> do T S L. I"-*" 1 do 4s U»l4 98
4s 04 4 ! 2000 N V Tel 4%s
1000 di 94 I Rets ... 98»»
1000 do 944 14000 do . 96%
4ivui At . past 4s ■."'. ! 1009 X .v w Con
5000 do L & X I 4s 00' .'
4s 94«fe 1000 do Gen 124%
4«rwt do . '•' I K j! 5000 do <■'.'. 4E.c.l''". :i 8
5000 do . . 04? s i 5000 do 103%
7000 B & O Gold i 5000 do lo.^'i
4s 99 7 4 5000 dr. Dlv 45.. 91 *
i 5000 do Pr 3'-s i>2' 4 K«X» do PC & C
■ 5000 do T. 92% 4a4 a 00
11<W> do Bw .V-s 90% 2000 Nor p Gen .Is 73%
5000 do ... ... >" ■• 2*»">:» d- 7?."«
4<h>o B City 15t. .103 5000 do 7."';
: 3000 I* R t 45... 83? 5000 do Ist Con
1000 c so Ist Ext . >s . .113%
6s 105% 2000 do Gtd F«ef
24000 Cent L 55... i0n | 4f f'4'-2
5000 do Reg .1-.".V I^lo rof Mo -2". 113
2000 C I' Gtd 45.. ;tT\' -^00 p T & T ss. 99
2000 Chic & N W 27000 do :;' .- 1915 lX"s
' Deb 1933.". 110% 1 22000 do 97
'■■ 2000 Chic & N v 112000 do 4s 1943." 104%
Gen S'-s.. P9 ! s-vk-> do .104H
■ i<v.»", do ■ B9?i I"-*' do 104 T £
; 3000 < hi'" & W M I loon Read Gen 4s. !>f» 5 8
of . 102 I 10000 •! . . . 99^
6000 Chic B& Q I 1000 do M '
G»n 4., ; 9914 1 10<10 Ry St! Fpr .'is nii' 2
70/trt do . 99?* 4<'» I1 ''' Rio '"; W Ist. !<"' ■,
40QA0 do Jt Ms.. M s b| 1"' HI rw & O »s:ios%
10000 d . . .. 9is'- | 2000 St I. 1 M&S
*.<VKI do P'h ".s.lo1 7 sl lien ."is 10914
7000 do 111 Piv i I*"* do Ref 45.. 85
::-.,s 88% -TOOO do R £.- G
; I<*» C I & I- R«f -Is <;75 5
6s . . . 129»i 1000 St L* S F R
I i«>!<ki CM* St P R Gen 5s 89%
4s lOT 4 93% i 1000. do R"f 4i= Mi
10f«>0 do Gen 4s I 2000 St P M & M
\ 100 ' M Ext 4s. . 9S'i
1 3000 do C & t> 1000 S V &. N E
Sup .r>5..107~:. r >5..107~: 4s 86%
8000 do ( - & p 6000 So P Ist Ref
W 5s . . .108% 4s 9"is*
10i» C k I & P 141000 do '>'> 3
Gen 4s 9=' 4 410".V» dr. '.»S T »
7<iort do Ret 4s. 01' i 52000 do Cvi 45.. i"-'«
29000 do It nis M ■ 8000 do 102%
7000 do ... C !V 7<VtO do 102K
20000 do 81 ' , UK*" so Ry Ist ss.lOß»i
11000 c. .<:- S Is' 4s 07 : 3000 do Gen 45.. SO
10000 do R& Ex i 1000 do , 79 T s
4Us . . :' iT . 2 "x' do St I, Div
: 3000 do . . . :»."i 4:- P."' 8
' 2000 Com Tun 4s. 20 I 4000 T P & W 4<=. 92
12000 D & H Cvt I 2000 T St 1. A- W
4s 100% Ccl 4s 1917. P3%
L-<i<-«» do Ref 4s.lOOVsl 5000 do R5
13000 Urn & R G I •'" ■»• Trl City 55.. OS
Rof 5s 04 I r.AVi Vn6 El L 4>-<= 83
;<^rt do 93 gi2".O(Ni i' p l?t 4b. .101%
Mi*' l r>. t Un Con I 2000 do Ist Ref
v: 4';s . . . B2> 4.= r»7- v
HMO Tv .-f.- <• s*. 7.'.'. 2Ofl<l do OS
j 10-xi r>u Pont 4'-s S7 "l I<wn do Cvt 45..1«»»i
• 1000 Erie Ist Con 1 TlflOfl do l(»y'j
4s . . W.< , 5000 U Ry of S F
j 2000 d G^n 4s. 7;, " I 4^ 71.
200 ' Ft W .<:- do ! 1000 U s p. & Imp
Ist 113?4I r.s .;>■'.
10000 Gen El Deb 20000 do 90^
:.<= . . |f." ( 5000 U S Rub 6a 103
1 ioc*> 211 <• is ire: r ''" 11 r.«v>o do . i"- 1
IWhTO int Met 4>is R2 "110000 do . 103
24000 do . T. «1 -,! 27000 V S St] S F
: 4M<M do . :-I",' r.s . 1"-V;
l«oo« 1,1 n T l"? 7 , irrifn» do un
; i«h»ki do 6s . 103 20000 do 1. >.-,>,.
2000Ini £ Gt N 124000 do 105';
2-1 Ctfs...lOO ! 0000 v c I', ."s. . ft.Sa 4
4<iooo do . . IVi I 90 10 V* I C 68- C
10000 do . II" - 1 5s 100
•<■«■ In) Pap Os.lo4 3 ,! 1000 AVabVlst ss. .11!
«0 do I"' 1 - 20000 do R £ Ext
1 1«no do <■>' r>s. S4 ! 4s 7-Ti
mMlii st P ss. 0" •.'"•'«►' do .73
•j «Mi .-', '•".> £ ! IfM':o do 73 ! g
SOn 1 .: , It.-..-., 13000 Ph !■ T Ist
200« M I C R^f 4- .. 7<". I <'tfs 41
■ lOfKKi X I" So :ts.. 73 1 ,-.! •"'"■<' do . 11%
2000 KeaJc & D M I '"'" UVst S r ss. 92
jKt . 104 ' 1000 do :'■-'.
1 COOO L G Ref <S. I 20 ■• West Sh.4^ .101
3"xt 5s 101 I 1000 ■:.. 86F.101
' r.r>CNi l S A M So I 2!>o<i \v Un Cvt 4s
4s 1931 . •'<-- A l"-".
i<vtfifi do o»»;l i«niii dn • 'I T ss. !i:»k.
<^h"i do O't'i! •■;*""■» Wis c Gf-ri 4* M Mi
-,'- . iio . . . Nt I 1000 do S&l' T
3'hhi do •-."•,- 01 ! 4s . 83%
'■ ■ Lai sales of bonds, $2,017 500
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
GAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1910 '22 '
(Furnish i by Swart .<; Appenzellar. No. 4 ( >
Pin" st.)
Hit yiel.l.
Nan;*. Maturity. Interest yiel.l.
Atlnntjr ■ oast Line 4 p ■■ 1f»H»-"l7.. 4% 4- 1 ,
Bud B & V A 41:4 1 : p.\ 11':" "27 . C, 4 1
■ ■:•;. ;.i Ry 44 5 p C. 101017... 4 : , 44
out RrtofN j4 p <•. 1912 17 . . 4 V 4
• Ir> <<;• 1 Hiio 4 n ••. 1910 '17 ... 4 s ; 4%
1 1, & Alton -1 44 •'> |. <•. 1010-19 . 44 7*7 * 4 f »
1' 1: I a i 1i 1 *■ <; |, .'. i9i<i 1:1 . 4=; 44
<• H& D 44-3 p C 191 20 51;5 1 ; 43«4 3 «
I'• 1 .<:• Hud 44 p ••• ''-'22 4a i **••
V^-if 44 5 p .. 1010 17 ;.', »'.
riocklnc V"aM< ■■ 4-44 p <•. 1910-* IS.. 4\ 44
n< : /. Menhat 5 n •-, toifl 19 . "', 4**
k •• 1"' S & w 4 1 -i ,■ <". l"l't 'ir. . s'« 4*4
Kan City South 44 [' <•- I9UI 15 .. 47n4 7 n •' ',
I.f -ii Vailfv 4-44 p .-. miO-'l6 t'. 4'i
Missouri Pacific 5p c. I".(H> 17 . 54 4%
Mobile c Ohio 4-6 p .-. JfllO-Mll . 4% 4%
N V Cent Lines Bp c. 1910 22 . 4 ! i 44
Norfolk & We*t 4 p c. 1010 Hi . 4% 4 ! i
Pt-nn^vlvania 34-4 p «■. 10Io. ■)-.... *\ ■»
.-! L& S F -!■. .'. p .-. UIIO IT . r.i 4 ,
<!o 1u ir • C ■. Pr, ■. «'. lit 10 '17... 44 T * l'%
Raahoan] Air Lin.- 44-5 c. 1010-M7 ''•'^ 43',4 3 ',
- •■:■. P.v 34-4-44 p C 101" ".'I. ' T i 4':
T»xas <f Pacific 44-5 r, c. U«lO-"ltj,. H 4 i i
i fr*lnl»n !-:■■ B r. r, 1010 -in . r.'» 4%
Wabasti 1: It 44 S ;< c. 1010 . f> <**
■VVh iL E 4 l i 0» c, 1910 '22 1% . C
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there nere no transactions yester
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
Last Closing.
sale. Rid. Ask'd.
Adams Express 245 242 265
AUis-ChaJiners Co pref. 41 401^ 42
Am Agr Chens 4«»4 4i>' 47
Am Agr chem pref 103 10^> t 103U
Am Beet Sugar pref.... M 1 * 01 o:t'i
Am <• & F pref 118% 117% 119
Am Coal 12"i 90 150
Am Cot Oil pref 103 10] 1"7
Am Dlst Tel 20 10 30
Am Express 2SO 275 29:)
Am Hide & Leather.... fi T £ 6% 7
Am Linseed 15' 4 14 l-">'i
Am Linsc-cd pref 3S'.> 3S 40
Am Malt 7«, 7 S
Am Snuff 27<)i, 250 —
Am Snuff pref •«•> 04 3 i 110
Am Tel & Cable 77 70 77
Bait & Ohio pref 93 01 4 93
Dklyn Un Gas 134'-> 154 158
Huff Roeh A: Pitts 105 " 95 107
Buff Ro'-h & Pitts pref.. 133 125 103
Butterick Co 32 31 '4 33
Can Southern 87% BR^i 68%
Cent & So Am Tel n 1 ? 3*3 * US 119
Centra lof N J 296 • 200 300
< hi- & Alton .-.*'* 58 60
Chic & Alton pref 70 72
• "hi- B & Q 225 200
Chic 1 & I. pref __ &•} 60
Chic M &■ St P pref .-•- 161 li 1«1 \(<W
C St P M & 0 162W 157 I*2
C St P M £.- O pref l.so " 160 170
Chic Union Tract 4^ 4- 4*4 *
Chic Union Tract prof.. .(1. (1 jo" 10%
C C C & St L. pref 1004 99 110
Col & So Ist pref - - si " w) s-4s -4
Col & So 2d pref 5014 73 61
Consul Coal 97.^ 105 —
Dei & Hudson 177 174 17« «
Del Lacka & W ;<y> % -,.v> 610
D M & Ft. 1 ' 0 5 10
Detroit United R R (55 *4' B 61
D S S & At 1* 15 1C
D S S & At pref 09 •J7-. 28fa
Eric 2J pref 37 :;ti " SS
Evans & T li ,iS s«> •>-
Evans & T II pref pou. so IM>
Fed M & S P2 " 52 69
Fed M & S pref 50 75 Sl^
Gen Chein Co i*i«» fit 104
Granby Mining n- 93 no
'Havana Elec By prcf--- !J4 -^, „ or?ij
Hocking Vallej 11S 102 IIS
Insrerscll-Rand Co.. --to ;vi —
IngersoJl-Rand Co pref. S4WI fi .i —
Inter Paper pref r,,%s£ 55 554
Mil Steam Pump pref... gg .si; 88
Kanawha *• Mich .-.2 50 55
X C Ft S i- M pref.... go 78 W
Keok & D M IK « 8
Keok & D M pref 44:^, 35 45
Lake Shore 320 3°O * <v > .
Long Island <iS 3 i <>•> 70
Mackay Cos SB% ? ST s ft>!4
Manhattan Beach 3 3 4
><arinA ■ H>i <>% 6%
Maryland Coal pref po 50 90
Met Street Ry is ' X, IS
Michigan Central — 14.', 150
Mm &■ St Louis 45 4-' 45
M & st L pref • .«0 72 *2
M s P & S S M v>rcf...i.vjii i">4'- 4 155
Mo Kan & T pref 73 71' 4 '-'*.
Nash £.- Chatt..., 130 1.14 137
Nat Biscuit lOS- S lO7H 111
Nat Biscuit pref 121 120 124
Nat E:iam & Stp 2.-.V. 22 ' 'J."! 1 ;
Nat Knam *■ Stp prei.. 94 90 93
Nat Lead pref 110 108 110
Nat of Mcx pref 62 «2 fi4
New Cent Coal 52V4 30 60
N V Air Hrake 76 7<> 80
N V C & St L (V» 5« 61
NY C & St L Ist pref-10914 100 114
NYC & St L. 2d pref.. 95^ 87 92
N V Dock 35 30 40
N V Dock pref S3 82 RS
Norf &. West pref 90 8 92
Ontario Silver 3 2' 4 3 1 4
Pacific Coast in l^S 114
Pacific Coast Ist pref.. 105 93 10S
Pacific Coast "d prof . .108 10.S 114
Pacific Mail 40 3014 31
Pac Tel & Tel 95 3S 1 * 304
Pac Tel & Tel pref — 85 101' a
Pecria & East 25 20 2-1
PC C & St L pref mv 4 110 115
Pitts Ft SW.5 W. & Chic 1734 170 —
Pr Steel Car pref 10H4 lot lOMi
Pullman Palace Car 196 19.'. 197
Quicksilver 3*i 2'i, 3
Quicksilver pier .&£ r 3"., 4H
Ry Steel Spring 41» 8 40T» 42
By Steel Spring ptt-f.-10l • 101 107
Reading Ist pref 01 s:v 01
Kens & Sara 200 190
Rocl island pref .....:. fi 7 83 S7
Rome Wat ,v Ogd .12« 120
Rutland R P. Co pr«f... -1 25 35
St J & G 1 •••• 19 I* 1 ! 20
St I. a S V Ist pref 7O 'VS 70
St I. & S F C&E 111 Ctfsl49 140 ICO
StL&S F C&E I ctfs pf.ll6Uj _ 120
StL&SF C&E 1 ctfa new fiO f!1 «.*.
St I- ,-. Southwest -:> 2*' i 29
St I. .'- Southwest pref. ":t 72 s i "■'!
Sears-Roebuck pref 120% — 1234
SlossSheff Stl & 1 7ii'-j 754 7H' 2
Southern V: R prof . 6« (>.". «KU
So 1:1: M . -- O <-tfs B«tts Rl'i 88
Tennessee Copper.. . . •■:.■'.'•» •''•' !7 < 3*
Tex <<: Pac l.d Tr . .. oi 904
Tol Kys & Licht ll»i 11 12
Twin CUV R T pref 145 14;{ 14S
Un Ras 5- Paper 10>i Di 11
I'll Bag .■;- Paper prof.. 70 70 7".
United Dry Goods 118* US 110'«
I'nlted Ry Invest pref.. 67 «7 6S
United <ipir Mfg pref.. 1^914 10S 11
IT S Express 125 120 127
II S Leather pref 127»; 127 130
W s Reduc & Ref Si 7 S>A
II S Reduc £ Kef pref.. 294 19 274
Va-Car Chem pref ....124 12 > 124 ;l «
Va Iron c Jk c... . . i--' 1 * '•" «•"
Vulcan P'tinninß IS 13 23
Vulcan Detinnlng prof. . 65 . 65 73
Westlnsh Mf>: Ist pref.l3'> 122 '130
Wheel .-;.• 1. E 5* 514 r>\
\V & L E Ist pref 12 10 12
W ,* L i: 2 1 l>ref .. ••'; si 64
v, is Central ." *»% 40 4l^i
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by J. Thomaa Reinhardt No. 3S
I'.ioad street X«w York, and No. 54 Devon
shire street. Boston.)
bill Low. L:ist.
Acme 7 7 7
A 1 1. I•• ..20 21 •_">
Bay State Gas • 32 '■'■ ' 30
Begole - '1 2. a i 2*4
Bohemia 12*3 124 12' a
' iton Ely ' •':*< •'!'; 3 4
i:..su ].. . . !t :i 11
Cactus Development .... •'•_ 4 "■> »7i» 7 i
Calaveras •"• '« s*i ' |T
Champion t! '- I 84
. m, • Consolidated 2A 2 A I'A
chin.. n\ 14'« it»
Cortex Mines - » -'* ~7~ 7
cortin <-oppf.- '" '.i a i •■ T .
Dominion Syndicate . ■- 1 1 11 11
8.-llp«<> Oil IS4 13 1 5 la
El . v Itch ... LI 21 21
First National 1 oppet IA •*< 4 A
Inspiration 8»J SiJ si,
Live Oak 19*4 in Hi 1 *
Massachusetts Coal .. !"■ IrV IrV
Majfstic 90 ■« PS
National Mining Explor. 56 .'.4 ,*4
Nevada Douglas :t 2Ti •"•
1 mi co "4 7 "*•
Raven Mining • 4!> ::7 43
'■ ,v hi l< Mining ■ ■-'"• -" 2T.
Rhode iKianl <'c;ii 10 o\ n a i
s-iti Antonio ($1 paid) . s>; «>; • *'»
South l.nke ........ 11* 1" li 1 *
Southwest! Development. « 7 7
Vulture . &H 94 «»*»
Wili^t Silver Mines 4 4 4 > 4 4
Yuina II 1 * »H 1*
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
Bu3iness in the market for o'^Vifh '
curlties continued on a BgW ";-*■*• tlon
scarcely any feature worthy «* -r m * I "V[£
A somewhat easier tone was sliow n In tne
mining H»t on small offerings •
the net chaagea for the most pa < * .- f
confined to fractions. « ™no -was M e g^ on
the outset, but later, on Belling b> jdaVd.
houses, foil about %. Nevada CJ»n»Wjdateo.
«,, lf - ananea and Glroyx^oMgJgjea
Fluctuated within a range of about * ,
field shares held steady, frith Wr«"W»
spots. A heavy tone developed in t i.f r '^ t
priced mining issues. The industrla l v*
continued Directed; with price
within narrow limits. Th«'«H W^f,*?!fbout
any inquiry for bonds, which ruied .iUoui
unchanged. ■■;
INDUSTRIAL.
Saks.. Open. Hlyh- ]£*• I^
4Am Tobacco. ..V* !•' }°i
52 Standard Oil.. 017?; 01» 61 1" *>J^
5 Unit <-uar M. 86.M *« » *'/ ■•£ \
1.400 r s light & h •-"» Ci » -■' 2J
1.300 do prof .....8 85. »■ s * \
MINING.
700 ' Alpha C P ... « *> T * * "'
4'H) tArgentum ... 8 J ; ,
100 Boston op — 10 » l :!, •■._,
2,000 tßovard Con... -i\j •>/ f« 2 ",.
775 Caledonia illn. 1V 3 !1= ,»2 .12
6.000 Cblno Coo ..:. Mf% ]■;<■ Ji» }*,•
7.000 f Cobalt Cent. .IS OH* 1' , lZ\
1,500 Colonial 811. . % "* M * .. '"
3,l(H);tCom Frac ... 31 •>' : 1 ',
L'H> fCommer Mia:. 50 80 *"! ■*,
3,000 Consol Aria S-. 2^ - '* "7* Zi
I*oo Uavls-D Cop.'.- •"•'-» ■ : . 1> Vj* "i 1 I
:.'.:>■><> Kly C*nt IS '.- *w 7 "
10,500 Cons •■■■ '.» '* '* 43 *
1.000 f Eureka Cons.. 4.1 *3 , •* «s,« s , !
H)0 Flrsl Nat Cop.. 4% 4 * 4.* ■*■* I
:**< <;ila Cop ....8 8 s » .
1.500 Giroux Mm . ■ 9% 10 •* • ■
L'ihi Guerrero Mine. - • ■ - - . -VJ
i 8,750 <;..Ui field Con*. 77»7 7 » *'\i '"> '*.
12,500 tGreen water. ... 8 »** * ifu
: 3.011.0 Greene . .. l'V.4 I©% I'J = '• * ,
800 tHarcuvar Cop 47 47 •■> • ••
2,000 Kcrr Lake ... Ui't *>'"* * '.» '\*
800 Kins Edward.. it >v> _? ;•" ..-* \
1,000 Miami C0p.... "'i -<>'« -,'. v "" .- .
1.700 Monl Shoshone **» * .j? nnl ?
t.SOO Nev Con Cop.. 22% "-';> — f --„*
1 <hki Nev Smelting:.: -%*% * *>■ ■ '■* .*
000 Nev.-U M& S. 11 l * 1* l * *« I
500 Nipissina; Mines 10 r ", !'»:- A '«
200 Ohio Cop 4 4 * ...
600 tOtipse •• 10 1" 10-, "10., '
2,000 pa Smelters.. IA V* j* .\*
.if>i> Precious- Metals l 7 i 1T»1 T » I <■ ' *
3.50f» rßawhld ■ C'n. 1T' 3 1!> 1»« i»
3 ("><» Kay Central.. -T* SA •> * •'£"
I..XV. Kay i onsol.. . 21H 2J.H Cl m -p. j
t.flOO Silver Leaf ... 10 11 '*> **
1,500 Sliver Queen... -1 -- -. —
."(HI fTramps Cons.. 6 6 '' ° '
800 Tri Bullion ... ii ii ,{* ,\*
".on Tularosa 1 -t 1-* JJJ '*
200 Tuolumni Cop. 3% 33i3 3 i « •' *
1 200 L*i ion Mine* . 2 - -'a I: *
100 United Cop .... 7 7 > '
2 000 t United Rico .IS 1* ' ' . '
I.SOn Vv Va Wjo C. '-'^r 2 A 52 *g
1.000 Yukon Gold M 4 ! 2 M's *» , •»-»
BONDS.
$10,000 Atian Cl* c 45.101 101 101 I"!
5.000 Bin« Cen Ry 6b 01 i»l S>l «*'
16.»->' Ch Gr U'4s n-1 90 I>O »? £>
10.000.West Pac 55.'.-oj!i "•''s 9»'* <Jl »
•Odd lots. fSeils cents per share.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE. .
Commission houses on the Consolidated
I exchange wore buyers of stocks to a con-
I siderable total in the aggregate. It ap
! peared as if many of their customers were
i in expectation of a spring bulge in the
market and inclined to pick up their specu
lative favorites. The commission house
purchases were especially heavy in United
States steel common, Reading and Union
Pacific, buying of the last named being
plainly incited by belief that it would look
"cheap" wit li the dividend off. Short coy
! ering was conducted by many of the room
■ traders, who, as la*: Saturday's loaning rates
indicated, were quit.- generally short. Most
activity was in the earlier' tradniK. with
dealings becoming decidedly dull at times
In the afternoon. Transactions totalled
'73 160 shares, distributed among fifty-one
■ stocks. Reading's opening price of »«■
was Its lowest for the day and was
•% of a point above the New York Stork
Exchange bottom quotation. Generally, the
market for the leading issues showed rela
tive firmness compared with the otner
board. Central Leather was the feature
: among the low priced specialties. Detailed
i operations follow:
STOCKS. •
=ale 9 Open. Hich. Lo£ . Lag;
2.7l<>Anal Copper. 7.". -a ■< .: •* 3 * £*
12.1 An; Beet Sugar. . 38 38' a » 3$H
50 Am Can lib H : * 11 V* »•=
SO Am Car & Fdr\. S3 «3'i g, M l *
10 Am fee -V? 23' i 234 -'3 :
s«i>,., Locomotive.". ."o'^» •"•"'- ••°'± •' ' a
30 Ml) >'.->'■ pref... 44 44 44 44
6.9*0 Am S.-.01tin?;.... 81% BS}i »% »
64OAm Sugar l'-fi'i 12TH 138% 1-«£
60 Anaconda Cop... 40 4!>\ 40 M
170 At Top & P »•*... 114 118 114-w 11.}^
620 Brooklyn R T .74% <'> * 74-\ .•> »
10 Can Plclfk- ....182% l - 1 - !=-"•■ lfc;;
2.190 Ontral leather.. 41% 4..'* 41* 4.V*
310.-i ps &- 0hi0.... X.V» B*l4 **.»•» «4's
.?.!<».■ Mil .<:• St P. 144U 14.% 144U 14-.
320 Col Fur! -t .... 3D K>Ji »* .304
100 1 onsol - 1..- 14?.% 14.">' i 14?,** 1454
20Corn Products..-. I* 1 * I* 1 * I '« ** *
SO Denver & R 0.. »% « »* 40
ITOErir 20 'Jf>'* -0 "n 3*3 *
70 do lit pref.... 4« * 4«Ti 4rtH 46%
120 Gt Northern pt..V*% 1" ! h 13rt^* 137H
320 Inter Met 21 'i -2'-j -1 = -'--s
M 0 .!o pref SS 1 * 5« » »»
230 liouis & Nash. 1.">2-i l.»'';n MMI
30 MO K£ T 42 42N 42H 4-^
50 Missouri Pacific. 71 'i 71* <!'* »I' 4
20 National Lead... *2 9B S2 M
44 n X V Central..... 12»% 122' 8 12" 1 * 121*
30 N V Ont ><■ V.'.. 45 4."i 4-' 4.>
Norf &• Western. 101 101 101 H>l
aOXor Pacific 135** 135 * 135>* m»i
720 Pennsylvania ....133«t 134 1 * !»% 1-^4
7OP«>ple» Gas.'.V.irw** 11°* l»' 4 lio 1 *
10 Pitts Coal 30% 2"'«; 2»»4 2<>*t
3OPre«sed St Car.. 42 : -_- 42 •» ♦"'-> .42 *
19,400 Beading lf5S 1«7»* l«r> 5 « 1£
2i> Republic 5-!?e1... 37« i Si** 37*4 »»i
660 Rock Ts!= d... . 48% ">'* *»J4 4f>
1.310 Southern Pacific. 12." '» 12fi ! ? 12-"-< 12*; 1 *
an Southern Tiy 28% 28% 'JRS 2S;«
70T"xlis A- Pacific. 2J>H 2ft * 2!)'* 2ftS
lOaVM'ninn Pacific. ISSH t^ 1 * I- 5 * 1 *
WOT; ? Robber 43 ! 3 4i: 43^ 4.-.-,
22 S3O U S Steel ... SO»t« SI =i SA SI -S
"' 9n do prof ..1104 r.«>'» not, 12" : i
230 Va-Car Chemr.:: S3S -"4 3*3 * B* MH
40AVabash 21 »4 aS 21% 214
236 do pvef 40'- 47 4«*« 47
SO Western Union... 7o'-j 76 75 ! -a 76
7.", 160 Total sales.
MINING.
f<v« Atlanta IT .17 17 .17
3(WII llelmont 1.«2' 2 1.^2 : i 1.62' 3 1 ';2^
400 Bullion 25 .25 .2-> .25
30OConsol Va 1.82*4 1. 32% I.SO I.SO
60» Comstock »• •» .30 .30
POO >:i Paso » ! « .«« .fi« -fit*,
.-,1.0 Eikton fis4 .«R»i .fiS'i .ft* 1 *
400 Gould & Curry. .40 .4<> .40 .40
7011 Hale & NcrcroM ■&> .fil ••5° »',i .
1 .-.00 Isabella l^'s -l ts '~J •'•'» • 1 ' ; '-
400 Jumbo i:\t 37 .-'57 .37 .37
300 Justice 2.-. .2:5 .2.'! .2.",
300 Mexican 2.024 2.«5 2.02's 2.<>:>
200Ophlr 2.17' 3 2.174 2.174 2.17'
200Tonopah Mm... 6." 74 6.574 6>74 t>.«7' 2
800 West End 33 .34 .33 .34
7 <>■<■> Total sales.
BONDS.
$5,000 Comstock 45.:.. !! *'» 194" 194 104
WHEAT.
423?000May optirrn..?! 144 Jl 15 7 s $1 14U $1 15H
43 May option. ?l 14% $1 15% ?1 14^» SI 151
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 1010~'22.
(Furnished by Swartwout A- Appenaellar. No. 40
Pine st.)
Approx.
. .\ara» Maturity. Bid. Asked. >Md.
Mr . Igar 4n <• Men 15: 1311. Ml.M 1 . »H S«X)
do 4 d c. Mb 15. U»l2 W. s i>7' A 5.10
M C I.' RR 3 P ■■• Men. 1910.100 loo** 3.50
Beth Steel « p ••. Nov. 1914.... or»'i 1«>o 6.00
CH&DRy 4p ■. July. 1013. '-97 U *>*•* 4.55
CC<•A: St L. ftp c. June. -11.100** lop, 4 -' >
D&H cqaipta 4.- r c. July. '22 101 3*3 * 102 3*3 * 4 13
EHc i: R6p c, April. 1011... 100 HiO'a .Mm
Gen Rubber 44 P <■. July, 101.". o°. i 04* 5..V>
Hudson Coa 5p c, Mch. 10. o!t% iiX.-H 4jo
do .1 yr> 5 p <•. Mch. 1010.. f'O , I<«>'» 4.20
do r> p c. Men 1013 0.". 06 ,V!>O
Louis & Nash :. pc. Mch. 1910.1«0 100% 310
M ,<;- St L .'» pc, Feb. 1011 ... o!>4 HV> 620
NYCLequlp 5 pc.Nov. '22.4.40 415
S V N H & H ."• p c. 101" 12.10 1 102
Nor * West .'• !• <•• May. lOlO.U'O'i 1004 3.50
Perm R R •"• P «-•. Mch 15. 1010. ion l<n>' 4 ixt
St l. A: S F5 p c. Jan. 1011.. »4 »0 .-».»•«>
do 4 4 p c Feb. 1012 '.».'> OH' »?ih>
South liv •"> pc. Feb. 1013.... HSU f.S\ .-.4:.
Ti-lewatJr •'■ p■■ June. 1013 . .101% lO2U 5.20
West T£ T ."■ pc. Feb. 1f>12. . ill!*-. 0!»»t 5.20
\V EJ A Mf£ '• p c, Aug. 1010.1W 1 ; lin>- 4 4.20
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished by R. L. Day & Co.. No. 37 Wall !
street.)
Peb.26. Feb. 28.1 Feb. 2l Feb. 2S. !
Bos & Alb .231 *229 I Bcston «■ n« 10 1!*
Boston El...i:tf ( 4 130 ICal & Hccla.622 '•-'-
Fitchb'a;pf.tl32 tIM ICentennlaJ M -<'•'.: ">'•
NVNH H.'..*'->4 l.V.» : a I Cop RaDKC M 7.'.'* 7.*> s i >
.'.!■! i Colony.tlW I*3 1 Franklin M.. iftVi 10 l i*
\V ■' St Ry Ot I>4 [Granby M . . . S<4 M>4
do pref l''4 « KM I Mass . v.ns M:7 fl »
Ma's El Cos 17-.- IS Mohawk M... IBS 034
do pref...tS3 IS3 INo Butte .... :c.S 374
\,,, Pneuin.. ''-<■ ~ x * Osceola • M...120 tv«
do pi>f... 214 21 ; Old L>©tn M.. 43 s * 4.1*4
Mi T X T 14O»i 1 I Parrot M . . 20 20
New Ens T 1""' : ISfi Qulncy M . . *;'» fw
W.-st T & T 14 Tamarack M .74 7:1
do pref... W'j fOUj Wolverine M.141 I*l
In Shoe M. <>~~ r * 67 i Il' S Smelters 4.','>» 4.'i
d.i i.rr; 2!>4 2f>M do p»ef .V» .*••'
Arcadian M. •<\ — •' soil 3s<; ;i«*i;
Ulan tic MO 0 Mass Oil, 7»4 704
Shannon M. 14% 13 ' do prcf.... M !>;.
Unit Fruit.. 177 177 4! Utah 32 i!! 1 :
•Ex dividend. tAsted.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
I (Furnished by Van Schalck i Co.. No. 7 Wall
>tr.»-t.j
Rid Ask.d I Hid. Asked.
United Ry.. 18 t4 Cotton Dock, 4 «
do Income* flO «*>" 4] .1" Incomes — in
do Is 86% - fi ' IN Rj ft I. 5a :*> 90'j
.; BA BVT 1 •"• |Lt i !'..« p; f.2 St
do Incomes — 10 ' do 44h uj i».'.
<ln I..:;. ••• 4'» 42 |«'h <• Itv 5a., li*"> |M
Boab ard Co 24 2. I <Ti C Xl 5a . s>> I>{
do Ist pf .74 7fi iCont Tru^t...2ls •.•:.-,
do ■■ I pf.'. 4 1 ■»<• Union Trust.. 7'> 7«
BMb \l. »• BS\a W% Third Nat 11% 130
do 10--yr 00 10" I I'M * Day .101 154.
Conaol Gas.. — 103 Maryland Tr 70 :^
do 6s 100 100\» Nor Cent Ry.130 131
** TRUST CO. *
m r.ftti A»«"je. '" " ■"■ >' ' mmm & Third A»e.
60 C'oodwjy ">CtV iOKK. > *■
OFFICERS
CHAFES H- **™£?Z* £ NN. Secretary ft Tre-^«
BEN... 1.. AlX£^«£?^ on , i uES • Wl««| A«..»«tS«r-ury
UIU.IAM T.RNB.M. Vw « »fe r^f E^
•— ■ -Jl !M " ; " o;>^^s
(, IO» js FM)IS>K\ AI •
FREDERICK «;. »OLK>n "<? e S Owe£ *V. P. G-«rai Elee. C<x
KIMVXKW &£?«.* i in:; ' ::: - ! 1.. .«sATTE«I-r.r* „„.,
Manager Hears; Kstat- wanl Hayl'.i & Satter'.e?. lounis.or.-a.
<IJAUI.i:s F. HOFFMAN »,}.
>. . York- < 'if V UII M \*<S A. ll'h.'.K
J. HORACE IIAK77IM- _, ._„ .'.Tucker Ai^',r.- A Co.. Bj.nU.zra
Charles D. Earner & Co . L..»..~c.3. P4VNB AViUT.XEV
WILLIAM B. JOVCn , NY ; V y, >fli . ity
PrtsirlMit National Puret> ta ,-...... • • t>«_ f»f." t* I.? I" fII T
T ISSUED TRAVELERS; LBI rgRS Off CKKIHT
\NDBEW .1. Mrt'ORMACKj AaVtlonecr. ■
REGULAR AUCTION SAU; OF
STOCKS and BONDS:
By MM H. MULLEB 1 SGH
: OFFICE NO. .'.- WILLIAM ST..
Wednesday, March 2d, 10,
at 12 :•''<> o'clock, at th<»
XX' HAXCB SAI.KSROOMS.
SOS: i* AM) ir, VESEY STREET.
BY ORDER Or ADMINISTRATORS.
1 1. aba Broadway A: '.'■■ Ava .R. H. Co.
2<">'. »ha f.U'-.f &. Rutgers >'"• lu3. Co.
12 ! - *h.<=. U< d« ;'.i'- data -' ■- . c. . ,
•_••• aha. Fidelity Trust Co.. fcf Newark ■• J
IS aha Pennsylvania Plate Glass ' •>.
50 she Denver Consolidated Mlntas CO. ._..,_
Sj if.il Town of Hemtwtcad Gaa & t.ie«.^r.c
T>iKht Co. Ist sa, 10S1. , p p
28 shy 1 tica. • hc:iartg" A^ S>usq. *?? ll * c J »■ '•
; Co. soar.
« aba. Madison Safe Deposit Co.
18» ana Blatkwoh Land Co.
L.i abs. Weatchest'.-r Trust Co.
i;Y ORDER OF EXECLTpRS.
$3,000 Maritime Association or tho Tort of
'. N. Y.'2d Mt e. ■'• p. C. bds.. I9M
SO si «.. Waterbory <"■ pf.l.
"0'« »ha r'armon-Guanajnato •.■■. : Mining '-°-
lO.OCiJ shs. Branch Mint & Milling Co. ox Ixad
wood.
20 plif. I!retitano"s pM.
9* ana. Osroden Land £ Imp. cr>. of 5. < -
$1,060 <■ hamt-er of Commerce ot N. ! Bulla-
Ins Fund" lncome bond.
237 shs. Omaha & St. Loohi R*! Coaunon ]
Trust C/tf. and *'"' ■■' '"
2*">! the Omaha & St. tv.uis R«>. pfa.
200 aba. V. S. : : iuitab> i.a • C«.
ZAj<> sh.s. Atlantic & Pacific R. R- comnion
4! Oso s Great Western Insurance Co.
110,0 OSt Li oia, Kan. City £ Northern Rwy.. :
narinda Branch. Ist Mtg Bend ctf. of ;
hhs. Dep ;i Qevadcd R. R- i
.1 fchs. Brooklyn t:te\ated K. R. vf'i. & $»>l> O> ;
3 sh3. BroofcJyn Elevated R. R. common & ?3 |
3 shs. BntufcSya Elevated R. R i
serf*.
SU'O Et. Louis Southwestern Rtrjr. Ist V •;<■_
4 p. c Bond central Trust <"•■ Ctf. of i
: ■ top.
BY Of!F'F:n OF TRUSTEE.
si" i(k> New York & New Jersey R. R. M j
Mtse. 9 p. c P.is 1983
?10,000 Hudson £ Manhattan f: H »st Lorn«
4> 3 r c. Bis. 1057.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. |
3d shs. Westchester " & Dronx Title & ilts'- [
(Juar. ( <■>.
.Vi abs. lawyers Title Ins &- Trust Co.
in shs. Title Guarantee ,$• Trust Co. :
.V> shs. James Biitler Grocery Co. common.
7K shs. Bethlehem Steel Corp. pM.
114 shs. Bethlehem Steel Corp. common.
,V> shs. Brooklyn Taxi- ah Co
."> shs. Columbia Trust Co.
5 shs. New York Life Ins. * Trust Co
53 sh«. Nor t him Nafl Hank Trust Ctf.
°<> shs. National Reserve Ban*
SS.OOO La France Copier Co. Ist mta* •"• P r.
Ms.. 1032; Jan.. 1010. coupons attached. •
12.". shs. B. \V. BHaa Co. common.
s*l sis Lawyers Title in?. & Trust Co.
;.'• aha. Northern Bank.
$1 n»o ?t. Ivouis. Rocky Mountain <<■ Pacific
Co. « p. c. fecured gold note, dm April,
ion
$2S.OW Delaware & Eastern R. R. Cot I*l
mfgre. .". p. r sold bonds, due Jan.. 195"
54000 Belle Terrace Estates •> a«. c. t-onds
(with .'•'> p. • bonus ■^'.•mrr."r l . stocks
25 shs. Audit Co. pfd.
1O shs. Xar'l Park Bank.
S shs. Kat'l City Bank.
ft shs. Nat 1 Park Hank
,-/>a shs. United Verde Copper Co.
:<>.«¥) shs. San T^uis Mining Co.
W0 shs. Unl->n Fprr>- Co.
*J«^ shs. Nafl Taik Bank,
25 shs. Union Exchange Sat"! Bank,
100 sh>=. Union Ferry Co.
"l<> fhs. Sweet wood Tooth Pick Co
2."i aba. cvrtrieht Automatic Press, pfd.
.••ii sh« Cortrißht Automatic Press, common
'2* fhs. Bankers Trust Co.
Z~> ,<-■?. Bankers Trust Co.
$1,000 C.ulf & Ship Island F. R. Is! mt?e.
ref dp. & term). ."> i- c. bond. NSS
$3,000 St. I.ous. Rocky Mt. A Pacfic Co Ist
rr.tce. 5 p. c- bonds, 1955.
$19,000 Buffalo & Susqueh.inna Pl«: Is: mtge.
.44 p. <*. bonds. 10.": 1
HA shs. New York -Westbury Co.
BS shs. Caxiießle 7r;i.-' Co. (
13 shs. lawyers Title Ins A Trust r^
•S> shs. Mechanics" & Metals JCufl Flank.
$42,000 lieeds • Catlln Vo. 1" mt?>. ft p. c.
sktc. fund sold bda . 1982; July, 808.
coupons on.
: ],->rt sfca I^eeds & Catlin Co.
$.*>,ool' Pitta., Shawmut & Northern R. R. re
ceivers' certf. of indebtedness.
1 share Continental Insurance Co.
5 shs. lawyers Title Ins. £ Trust Co.
$60,000 I.a France Copper Co. Ist mtge. 6 p. c.
i lids.; Jen.. v.»<>. coupons on.
1.200 Una I.a France Copper Co. pfd.
A><" ."Ms. I. a France Copper Co. common.
:uv. shs. Pah Is Daly Estates Copper Co.
1 share Ix>uls\ll!« Property '"■
$34,000 La France Copper Co Ist mtse. 8 p. c.
bds': Jan . If*T>. coupons on
f<»ft sis I.a Fran, « Copper »•■•». roinmw.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET. — Money on call
j opened at 22 7 fi per cent: highest, 3 per cent:
(lowest, 21-.2 1 -. per cent: closing, ':'->'i-~i per
cent; ruling rate. 2*2 * per cent: last loan. -4
! per cent. Time money was dull. Rates
i were: 2 l 4 per caul for sixty '-"a-, 3%@3*i
I per cent for ninety days, 33 343 4 per cent for
four months. 2\fa4 per cent for five and
six months. Mercantile pi ;>•■.' was in mod
erate demand. Rates, 41--;".4 1 --;". per cent for
sixty to ninety days" Indorsements, 4 l ;><?io
per * cent for four to six months* choice
single names. 5V4 per cent for other?.
r"ORKItJN EXCHANGE. The foreign mx-
Irnange market opened strong, with rates
' up 10 points to 4.5700t/4.5735 for cables. 4.570S
!f/4.5710 for demand^ sterling and 4.Si.^ >s
4.8490 for sixty-day bills. Short francs were
quoted at f>.l* T * plus 1-32 and short reichs
marks at ?.V 4 less l-S2@SS?i. The market
continued ' strong in the r.iorninsr and early
afternoon, scoring a farther advance of 5
■ points. Cables were quoted at 4.573.V?/ «74»>.
demand >t*>rlinj.' at t.Sno*34-Sns and sixty
day bills at 4.BJBs<s'4.StKi. Short francs held
around ".1* 1 * less 1-16 and short reichsmarks
at %\. Bills wer? scarce and there was a
fairly «:ood demand for remittance.
Bankers" posted rates were as follows:
Sixty dan ■ Demand.
Sterling 4 ■*>s *?■?.
<**rmany. reichamarka Vi i _ ■ ';;♦
Pail-, francs 5.1«», i.,1* 1 *
nelKinm. francs •"• •-•"*« » ]**
Switzerland: francs 5.»tN i.-l. l^
Holland." guilders "As *"'<
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Boston, par;
Chicago. ii r 't-- premium: San Francisco, sisrht
\2 l -c. telegraph 15c premium: New Orleans,
commercial, Sc discount, bank *! premium:
Charleston, buying par, selllnaj l-10c pre
mium: St. Louis. 40c premium bid. 50c pre
mium asked: Minneapolis. 45c premium:
Savannah, buying t-Kc discount, selling
par.
RANK: OLJEARINGS. — New York, ex
changes 5100.353.74t. balances $10,572,772; Ral
timore. exchanges $4^37.866, balances $JSJ).
672: Boston, exchanges H9.101.547. balances
(489.67!! Chicago, exchanges $i:?.5^5.275, bal
ances $3,762.2^0.
SIL.VEK MARKET.— Commercial bar sil
ver. .V>i..r Mexican silver dollars, tic. Rar
silver in London closed at 3»-r6d, -i decline
of l-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM. -In Madrid, »'..V.: Lis
i bon. i<' a
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican ex
change on New York is Quoted at 2.01 12.l 2 .
-■ ■
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Kurni.-t.''J by Charles D. fU:n;ev a Co.. No. 23
Broad street. Ni» York. .i-..i No. VZZ souta
4th street. Phllaileli.hta.i
BW.Ashrd.| Bid, Asked.
|m Cemietit! -•' WHJLehlßli \.iv..t!N> 1"«>'«
Am Itv <•> - -»•>'* 4«*»lLehVal R R.IW MB
• 'a nib "steel.. 4s J i *»% , Ph!U «"(»..:. •"•"'» ."1 .
.• Tr of N J W 7f,« 1 ; .•.,..' 41 4.*.
Cl Stor lUt. •"■'■' '" Hwnn Rlt f.» «7 «7,',
El To of A. 11% 12 jPenn Steel i.f US UK
FalrroM Tr.. "• » I Phila El Co.: ISS 15' i
»;.-., 'v*:-;-.!!' ■" ! -'v '■- 1*!1 *! Phila rja;. Tr .. l , .t s^
,i,. i.M-r... 7!»'i v ' ISmtkelo»s P. 13 m
I ii) of N A£l '.'i! I'nkni Trai-. . .*«» .'o 1 !
Lake s <"'>rj> -4 U«\!l'ii Urn l.np. 56% Srt s *
,',, |.r.f. . . 43 '■■ .... Co. S»> Zo
DOXDS.
a i: i""v r>* Pr, I|V - Pl»Ua •.:. «■ 77', 7<*
El & iv •45 M :»-'» <!.> .•• 102 lOi'i
n .i ,on 55.;1<»«4 i->i . Phil t ■:■<'■: IC4'
p... !• t:> ai M i M
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following; shows ye»l rd»] i tiosins
quotations for government ;'<>'.. compared
with Saturday's:
-Feb. -M — —Feb. :v
"■I Ask^d. Bid Asked.
T. S. •.'.-. ■■' - . IKK* '••; l * ll*S 10] i, i, _•
IT. S. ".., Cuup.^ •• til 10! V, - 1., i' . 1<-
U. 8 ::>. (c-k.. iooJU'lS.:Kc*i H!.; 1 * i.« ■•' •. " ,
i' S. r.a. con;... |OOS-'IS. ?U-.>- i i".;» \<- . h»i.
U. rt 4s. res.. UK3 U4»l 1154 m*. njit
U. S. «■, coup !■.■-■■ iu*J ii.-,', in% H. ,-:
Panama '.'.s. res. X'.'.-y. 101 101 lot iojsi
Paaaaia 2a. coup., 1035.101 H)l\ ivi li.>l*4
The Falls Company
15 PRO.\r> STREET.
New York. February 25. V3IO.
[<> the holder* of
' the Si, :v- i ML f.vr^TUur... of the >laear»
S«.rff* A. B end C. I anadlan CwUateml.
The Niagara F«lhi Vomit Company is prepa'i
Ui «ehinge for any <- Its - - et U««
several .cries ahoy, B^tloned to .delner aa
equal principal amount of the Six, P«r cent.
B"i-ls <'.-urcd by its R»fun.lir.K ar.d lier.era*
Mortgage now executed an-I deflvered to. th,
f^nk^s Trust Company. a» Tnwre.. Thesa
bonds are payable January Ist. 1332. later**
payable .'.prll Ist and October Ist. ar.d will V»
fosned either as ccupen tonda or as r*C.s:ere3
bonds, the rrsrist^red bonds t'.insr la <ler.cr.'.ir.3
tions of fl>O.: $s.«>>. and 510.W0.. ccnvertii'.a
I into coupon bonds at the »pthm if the holder
Pursuant to the provisions of La-*, the Pub:!;
Serxice Coiraiission for the Seccnd District ha»
Srv« consent co the propose* ls^ fte il» re
funding of these dobeatures.
The R-:cor«iir.=: Tax havi.i™ b'-n pxi-i. t«»
bonds issued in eaehaage fir such daoearareJ
v.ii! be esompt from 101.2! taxatL-n within th»
State of New York, Kcptim uaasfer .taxes.
Copies of the last annual ......
pan-. cor.taJtiin? inccnie statements and b^~
arc- sheets, ard statements ef surplus ani a'=o
a suirmary statement cf tr.e ;er:;i3 cf th<* new
mortgage and of the security thereunder, may^be
bad on application to the Company •' its 0."2-a
■ .
Ou:s:and!nc debentures to. an amount, a?
;.roifrrate!y. nf 53.0OO.««». hax* already fc«ea
offer»d in exchange for th? new t-ind«>
The procedure and frms of < mm -^iH ••
found in the appended siatcment of c.c Banker*
Trust Company.
THE NIAGARA FALLS rOWES COMPANI.
EDWARD A. WICXES. PresWent.
—
ri'frr- T!.- • -■ the iareaßilßaj statement, the *•"
dorsi.sncd Is prepared .m or befor- March 1».
,1,. to receive any of the debentures of th*
several issues above indicat-d. ar.d in exchange
,],..«'- tr> deliver th: Refunding and «;fn;ral
Mort^ase Bonds, bead for bend. As t:-e new
bonds will carry Interest from April 1. DW,
the Ddcralaaaed. for th» convenience deb»ntur»
holders irakir.e- such exchar.se and for accoun;
of the Niagara I'o«er ■■.ran-.. •»!!! pay la
cash, without rebate, coupons due April 1. 1319.
on .... delivered, and in adjustment
pf interest due May I. 10!^. • a debentures «
delivered an ray $C sld cash for each SZV
coupon represcntJns? su< h interest due May 1
neit. the remaining $.">:■- I include'! in th»
coupon •■ the SW«i bend carrying la raajl fr3Si
Arrll Ist.
Temporary receipts wBI •* issued - taaaaMi
abl<» Into definitive --s:i"- i"-"""? on or after
April Is 1 . 1010.
CANKERS TRIST COMPANY.
7 WALL. STREET. NSW lull
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
NOTICE OF SALE
mmiil to i decree -." tort '-- .-• and MM
of the Circuit Court of the United States tot
the Southern District ■•' New York, in rvhlcli
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK was complainant and THE THIRD
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY and others
were defendants, bearing data May 17th. 13»>0.
the undersigned, the Special Mas:* 5 , appoint;*! km
said decree for dM purpose of iel!icg the property
therein directed to be sold, wtll on the first day
at March. IM9. m •»■• ; » o'clock noon of UaM
day. »ell by Joseph P. Day. Vai.. auctioneer, a:
public auction, at North Main Entrance ■ t
the County Court House. Bo: ■-.; ■■ of Manhattan.
City of New York, in th» manner directed b7
said decree, to the Ighest qua ::. - bidder, ihs
property described in said decree.
Reference is mad? :o the trrms ef saifl - - raa,
■ copy of whii-h tray be oMalne.3 at the offlc*
Of the undersigned. No. 71 Broadway. Borou^^t
of Manhattan, for further details as to the saM
sale, and to tlie more detailed notice of sal«
published in The G!ohe and Commercial Adver
tiser, a newspaper =-!•':■- of
Manhattan, on Meniay t-f ca^h week until •...•
sale.
Sated New Tork. Januar> 2?th. M
HUWARD TAYLOR.
Special Mister.
BOWERS I SAXPS.
Complainant's Solicitors.
31 Nassau Street.
Borough of Manhattan.
New York. BE. V
Central Trnst Company of New York
54 WALL STREET
i CAPITAL and SURPLUS - 513.000.00*
(of which Si 7,000.000 has D««n earned*
GilA
. LA ROSE
INSPIRATION
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Iv the execution of orders I offer
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