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Harris, Forbes & Co
Kurt-aneen i ?
N. W. Harris & Co
New York
Pino Street, Cor- Wll?arr
NEW YORK
Government
Municipal
Railroad and
Public Ublity
Soils
for
Investment
inrifiiidti, Uayton & Toledo
Traction Company
5 Per Cent Bonds
At presea! price ef $vf)i| for
?j 11000 Bond, payable In 19^2.
Yield g Per Cent
Bemirlty a saartsjasje ea tho property, in
addition, guaranteed rental from the
? ?Hio ELECTRIC RAILWAY COM
pant.
Writ" today for Deeeriptlre Circular.
CLAUDE ASHBROOK
Member Cincinnati Stock Exchange
7 Fountain Square, Cincinnati
\t i or? ki; ,
$200,000
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
6%
Coupon Bonds
IHK
$40.000 July. 1013
40.0011 11*14
40,000 " 1015
, 40,000 " lili
40.0M " Itll
Pall State Obligation.
Lega: for New T-.rk Stair Savings Basks,
Price mi Application.
W. N. C0LER & CO.,
BANKERS,
43 Cedar St., New York.
Attractive Hetnrii
Baibstantial Brrarttj
BSaaMa Bastf Appreciation
v. :?. : ? raeai the
Sfrar i aaaslafttfe iTeferred
**/0 stock ef the
American Public
Utiiiti s Company
aa a timely I nr est ment Al prenant n
: j Under mai
Kelscy Braver & Co.
MTrll
Williams, McConnell & Coleman,
Bonds Stocks
?(. \ ,:l >t. |;i-, Nett York.
First Mortgage 5% Bond
of Public Utility Company
On 5.30% Income Basis.
\. gs 01 Set -1 ?hr?e time*
? rues s-r\ f
;-. diterslfled In
tuiuc of Junior
gj exceed*
I of ou'.ftarulinK bonds.
/??r* ???'irrt pf tMt? fr ???;'-/ ????
en s Ut M(s? ut ea eesMsjl si
William P.Bonbright & Co.
B4NKKKs
Il IVhII "treet. New York.
B<*ton. I i.niliiii. Philadelphia
M?ler? (?mpanu
DANHERS S
Members New Tora S'tmk Exchange
00 Hroadtvaj New York
Bonds for Investment
' //.' ILAi: 154 OS APPLICATION.
Tenn. Ry., Lt. & Power Co.
Common & Preferred
Swart wout & Appenzellar
S . mber? New York Stork Ki'hange
44 l'ir.e Straot Te!. John 5ii7u.
Middendorf, Williams & Co.
Member* \ Sew York Mock / .. ,
of I Itsltlmore Mock | ?seBSSBJS
Investment Securities
?\ PINK ST., ISS ?.. fltmtlSn ST.,
New- York. Baltimore. Md.
We Trade In
Am. Tube & Stamping
Com. & Pfd,
DUDLEY A. TYNG & CO.
Il P.i ".ni Street,
('hlrnffo. 'Phone S9.13 Broad. N'ctv \nrk.
Wm.A.Read&Co
New York
Chicago Philadelphia Boston London
L?CK?W?NNAR R.ofN.J.
Dealt ;u by
?FFIN6HAM LAWRENCE & CO.,
\i mbera N?w York stock Bachease,
111 Broad war. _New York < It?/.
TULAROSA COPPER
"Tbc next blr, porph>ry copper mloe."
laaportaal developments buth at tho mine
and In the market are <lu~
Writ. f?r ii--tn.ii <f Company's prasartlee
j,:.?-1 \t but thu nen -in ?
HARRY E. THOMPSON & CO.
Commission Brokers,
25 Broad St., NEW YORK
'Phone .TJi'..".'l T t?.I
Market l-ettcr I Imr.ilat.
TONOPAH
GOLDFIELD
NEVADA MINIXS STOCKS
SI.ND I <?K MITIt'S
'TONOPAfl REVIEW
llatoee P"K*e nf IntereKtlr.t; information.
ttith now ma[i ..f Tonopah.
.MAIIKKT I.KTTi'.Rs UPON HKQI IBST.
WEIR BROS. & CO.
?ii IIKOAIJ >T. KKW YOKK.
' REVIEW Ai DIGEST
j European War Clouds am
Political Uncertainty Hang
Over the Stock Market.
By far tiie moat Important ?-?vent c
UlS Hick Just ended, baring a dlrec
connection arltli American mercantil
and atoch market Interests, was th
Presidential election on Tuesday, No
? ?/ember ?"?. The election of Woedroi
' Wilson SS Presid?-,it and UlS Oths
i Democratic victories Uiroughout th
; country removed sil elements of dotil
I regarding the queatloa of absolut
; D?mocratie rule for a period of fou
1 years from .March 4, LOIS, No Presl
dent was ever blessed With SO abundan
a heritage of promised good times o
his election day as Governor Wilsor
Th.- country echoes Brtth the sound o
the factory and mill whistles, and th
hum of the machinery from scores o
Industries fa* behind in their deliverle
' tells Usa story of prosperity in all part
j of the United States. Crops exceed al
previous records and railroads ar
I burdened srlth a volume of traffic "i
I great that their capacities arc helm
i strained, and the great cry now Is fo
more freight cars. The people hav
apogea; they have chosen their leader
land on him and hiB political ?idviser
, must be placed th? responsibility o
| preserving the status of good times
j Net sitie.? 1s!"'i has this country knowt
s Deraocratlc Pr?sidant, and the mem
Ory ot UM last year or nuire of Grove
Clevatand'a second term occupancy o.
the WhltS House is not recalled wit.
pleasant feelings by the business met
of this nation who were then Bttj
in mercantile and industrial pursuit-.
Mr. Cleveland was first elactad in 1884
and in some ways an analogy and con?
trast may be drawn between that p*>
, rtod ?md the present. One condltlor
entirety different: ihe year 1884
, aras S panic year and failures were
general among banners ami brokers,
Th? Grant ft Ward failure, the Villani
I failure, the squeeze of RuSSSll Sage, the
. ion of Jam.-s R. Keane, ?loaini
l,. doors "i the Marine National Hani-'.
snd Ihe absconding of John C. Kno to
Canada wars a f?W Of the dis-turbine
ota which occurred in the spring ol
1881 The people were distressed and
the election of Grove? Cleveland over
Um Republican candidate, James g.
1 Blalne, ?a? the result of a desire for
a change. It was freely predicted by
Republicana that Cleveland's clee
, turn would be followed by serious bus-l
ii..1 st'.-k market depression, but
- \ |-t in the early part of 188T? the
: contrary was the result. There war?,
however, a good reason. The country
...t: so thoroughly liquidated thai
tlon naturally followed und a
'period of prosperity began. The corn
rop of lss' had been exceptional^
;, rge, ; ad by July, 1888, the railroads
began to feel the beneficial effect? not
1 only of that crop but of a settlement
| of the rate wars which had existed be?
tween competitive railroad Unes. Th-i
! retail trade of the country began to
i expand, Industries gave signs of de?
velopment and the stock market entereJ
One Of UM meal remarkable boll
, movements <>f its history. Home quo
I tatlons in July, 1885, compared With
?< - tullir of UM same year, will be ln
tereatlng. N'r?' Turk Central In July
was v.1?, in November it sold ?it 107**;
i onsytvanls Railroad in July was
01*4, in November it was quoted at
111'1*; Chicago & Northwest? m in Julv
was 81%, >n November it reached
11.Vv, Western Cnlon, from 59^4 In
! July, rose to ^l3? in November, and all
I through the list the gains were on th?
same scale.
In the pn sent outlook the point of
view is different. Prosperity has al
j ready arrived, the stock market lias
j been comparatively bullish, and UM in?
auguration of Governor Wilson will not
afford any relief from a strain and bur?
den of hard times from which the peo
) pie hav? been suffering. Whether
eventually this country will or will not
be benefited by a downward revision of
the tariff is not the question of the
hour. The American business Interests
may not yet have so far recovered from
the effeet of some years of strain from
1912 to allow an agitation of the ques?
tion to pass unnoticed. Already Mr.
1'nderwood Is reported to have an?
nounced emphatically that he Is in
favor of an Immediate revision of the
tariff to get the subject out of the way.
Governor Wilson has conic out with an
assuring statement that honest busi?
ness need have no fear. There seems
i to be a lack of harmony between Gov?
ernor Wilson and leading members of
j the party at the start, and though Gov
| ernor Wilson's assurance la encourag?
ing it does not remove the question of
an early consideration of a tariff meas?
ure, and other disturbing problems
which the Democrats have pledged
themselves to solve. While It may be
that business and the stock market
may ignore the consideration of the
j tariff at a anecia] session, it Is hardly
' reasonable to suppose that such will
! be the case, and until the country is
( assured of an easy, rational adjustment
?nf the matter there will ta a nervous
i BSOB In the ?lr which will keep the
? market unsettled, in addition to BOOM
j worries, the European uncertainty re?
garding the early and peaceful ending
IOf the Balkan ?struggle is again a
?factor. The sanguine reports that were
I received fr i abroad up to Friday last
Of the probability of a quick ending of
I the war now appear to have been based
| on a wish rather than fact. If Austria
Intermiti?os! Nickel, Com. S l'ref.
I lu l'ont ruwtler, Common S Preferred
lii? m. mi l.rii|ilii?|ili?,nr. Com. a I'ref.
I linsr Natiooul II.ink
Nniii.ii.il Purk Hunk
llordrn'x ( ?ndenM-d Milk. Com. & Pref.
< iiiidh it?-M.iiirMiit, Com. a Pre*.
S. H. P. PELL & CO.
M- inb-rs New York Ht'.ck Kxiliangr.
Deuior? in Unlisted hikI inactive s?-<-jrltie?.
T?' 7?ii;.-.-t>-7-s.o Hanover. II Wall si.. n. V.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
5Str? nr*Ht Board ol Director? gasa o
PRCFCRREO 1 cU'*v **? fit? r..ri? coaarr
Owinv?n 0'"i eneneil? ?UrUeaa el en?
moteo ?o? tSi*?owner? HKiKi ttai
oi ttt Ftelent? Caatri) Sxxk ol th* Compta?. paTirilt
N*vtmr>?i*>0. ??ii,mSt>.lrtol<l?-i?oi f?cot? at 'ht flee?ol
bati??*?,. Nceabe'H. l?l} ItaMtt'booki ?/III eoi be
e. t BUCIII. Tretsvet
and Hcrviu do not settle their di?.'er
enees, If a holy w..r Bhoald lie carried
on t,y the Mahomet? BJ and other pow?
ers tire brought into tens?-; relations BJ
n consequence. It must he exported Unit
the mock markets hoth in Europe and
bare will reflect si,un arhal seriously the
?ituntion. All of this ('.eduction is to ?
i (logree speculatixe, ns this country nay
! lc> BB far advanced along lines which
I have largely ?Uncounted the Democratic
I victory, und in a way may BS so inde
: pendent of indirect European iiiMu
tncrs, that business will continue to
i grow and prieta of securities in tin- iti
! vestment markets will advanc?-. Dur
j tng last week at times the market gave
,'evidences of pood buying power and a
j considerable alssttsnl ?,f strength, hut
t it;- action was ao palpably profaaalonal
j that small consolation was offered to
?the puhJlc, who arc waithiK (Of a defi?
nite trend to he established. Until de?
velopments have brought to th" surface
a more clearly defined situation in f?'?r
?eign war altairs, BTSa though American
j politics may he ignored by business and
j the stock market h? re, transactions en
: the Stock Exchange will be liable to
wide fluctuations.
PARTY NOW ON TRIAL
In the. Saturday issue of "The Bsehs
Revisar" the following appeared.
"The Democratic party I? n?iw on trial.
Jt has come Into office by rasSBfl of a
well conducted campaign most skillul
ly led by Its party candidate. It must
not suppose, however, that the result is
because of an overwhelmingly popular
demand. Success was brought about be?
cause ?ay about 6.5?*?,?)?? people voted the
! Democratic ticket, but It must be rs
membercd that in ths M Ighborhood of
t\'io|l,o00 other people were eppQSSd and
voted differently and diversely. The
Democratic party is on trial for four
yeSIS with complete resaoiiKlbillt>'. I'pon
the results of these four years its reten?
tion in power dep>n.is.
Mr. Wilson, by promptly assuring busi?
ness men, shows his realization of lbs
ii I that prosperity Is of the llrst im?
portance ever? to a political party,
By reason of blah prtcsfl >>f esaaniodltli -
i a great discontent ha- groan up Tbsn
! BIS evils to be corrected In business und
? wealth getting und la politic,.i hosslain.
! but these ar< MM UlB r?'a| CSUSeS Of pop .
i lar unrest. The hi^li IMMM "1 living I Bl
: the Bottom of It all. and in at fat as i rifl
| revision can renie?,y this, a Jnst reVtsloa
: must be faced It ?nay be assumed fruto
| the assurances given daring tbf
pavlga bl Mr. Wih-on that this B?l b?
j accomplished in a manner least unset?
tiing to general bualaeae.
That Mr. Wilson ?Mil !?? ai>;,. to carry
i bui tassa pffsaalaaa unswayed b) any in?
1 rtuenct- mas I? BSSaandsd upon from
! past avMencaa <,f the resolution and Inde
pendeni-e or Bis chai sotar.
? But much more Imps*, tant as a work
| tor gnat statesmanship, to affect favot
ably every enterprise and every indi?
vidual, even to aiaasurably raducs ths
cost of living, is the reform of oi.i bank?
ing and curreiKj ayatsm. The irrrtsalt:
and the ?ie.?ir^buit\ el hrlnaing tin.? shoal
i.i far ahova that oi other objactlvsa i?
fore thu country.
Il?re Is .m B? ? oinplislunent of the ,
ure of Mr. Wilson's great abilities afl ?
the success of Which would malt?
i administration one of the greatest tin
; tli*- country has aVBf had.''
LIABILITY BILL TO BE URGED
Sutherland Moves to Press Compon
sation Act at Short Session.
Washington, Nov. M atasaSssl Balhsr?
? land, of I'tiih. author f|f the Workman
? compensation bill ano chairman of the
j lanployers" Uaniity CSsaasiaaloa. arhlcli
i reported the BBBBSUfBh has s? t to ?vork to
promote action on t;,< bill during
short session of CoiigH-s?-. IVhlla not SVf I -
sanguine concerning lbs outlook. Mi.
Sutherland does BOt t'onsld? t it ciitii.ly
hopeless.
The bill passed III, genStS last session,
(A IS 16. but did not get out of tin? Ho BM
Coininitt? ?: on Judiciary, though a major?
fry of the cornmltt?e an said t>, favoi It
Three or four BaBnltsated BlaerOOl (ipp.-t
tlon.
The prsspsol of Bepraasntatlvs Brant?
'.< y h ret?rela? Bl from the UOUSt aftSI He
doss of Um peasant Congress makes ths
inends of tne blli BBBsiOaSjIy BJUCtOUS tO
obtain action during the ahSti BaBSlon.
He was B BaSBBht t "t tie raWimlBBllIB
which reported the Mil und la a?s,, a
member of the Judkiury Committee. 1l?i
not only favors the measure, but is In
position to give substantial aid lo U In
the House.
e ? ?
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
[By Telegraph ta rbeTrtbaa? I
Fall Hiver, Mass., Nov. lo. The eiotli
markets were steady last week, and a In!?
prices were well maintained, the VSlttBBO
of business that ?bh aSSSUtSd Brag ict
large. Wide goods, BUOh at? ?itVinch, Ml
(A ami C4>.?Vi. were in good demand and a
good amount of MleSBSBI BTSS put through.
There was activo (Jemand for other Wide
makes, and ll Is r? ported that a fall
amount of busln"ss was done. ThS COB?
dltion of sateens and twills is 8B)CSUrsg'
ing, and some milla thai make twil.
peclally have either marked up the goods
or have refused to qaofc A Ju<al mill
had a strahle oid.-t put up to It last BTSSb
for some twin?, but refused avsa Is ?piote,
tha treasurer preferring to wait till pikes
go hlgncr than are i ?-ihk VUStSd now.
It Is reported Irom New Votk that a
slight Improvement lias BBSB noted lor
line good? and fBBliBB. hut as yet tin
market for IhSBB ISStHaa has not i?-a? In i
no o. 1 proportions. The New Bedfoi.l
tnlhs make tin. large.it amount of la* and
tine fMiicy goods In the count!}, aJl'l a1 -
i ording to the reports Which have leen
submitted to Ibe stockholders rsssatly. It
has been shown that i ?militions l'or the ',
ll?at tSfs years hSvs bssfl con aiders
! nelow nonniil and very Uttls pi?,III has
?been made. Th? agenta nn?i trassairara al
thSBS mills bav? no* CBBCSBaSd the faOt
thut un?- goods have I? en In little rail
rin'i only a ine.;gre amount ol busin,
biaa bass done la them,
I Th? BSttOS Min mai k?ts hav, bOBB a?'
Itlre, an?i Bptnnars report thai they have
i refus ad to lavka ordara for ajsods arhl
i ?tilled f??r asJlverlaa beyond January and
'February. Iluyns BSVS mat the prlcea
Inani? 1 I)'.- sell?is, they rSBSSSIBBg it BUI
that prices ara not t?? go dosrnarard arltb
leottoB raanlfestlng f*ooald<trab?l strength.
The raw- cotton inarm t MTBS '', i > strong
last Wirk, an I this added sti etij-th |,, tin
position assumed by cotton dot,is.
Tiie following are th irlos lor last
week: flf-lnch, ?iixG?. ic .tilnai. V-lnch,
ClxW. :iV\ nominal; l?-lnch, Mx?'.a, J1?.;.
:<7-lneh. MxK, ;',< fMn? h, :*xb2, ,i'%c; !
3?H-lnch, MaSi .,'.'?; ?-Inch. >*\~::, t%t, I
NEW MEXICO TO SETTLE BONDS.
Albuqueripie. K. M , Nov. 10 l'r.llow ing
B three* dsys' BBB8BBB of the State l.o.m
?'ornmisslon in Banta Ke, a setilenntii
was rsashsd yesterday bstsras th<- oom?
mission and Krd s. Colar, Bl Celar & Co..
New York, by arhl? I, the Btate will, on De
cember P>, issue b1,129>.O0B ol ?tate bonds to
ink? up the railroad imnd Indebtedness of
?liant an?! .Santa Ke counties, Which lias
BtiAid tor thirty years.
Executor
Trootee
Chartered 182S?
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16,18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
TYiamn* 1B ^,y'k?tm^8?,?? P> WV. a PABia 41 Boulevard HsaistnsnB
LOIDOfi 26 01d Bwa? 8trwti ? o. '?SSSSS -si
Travelers' Letters of Credit. Foreign Eichange,
Administrator Guardian
Following is the usual table B'vinfl the lumber of shares of all stocks dealt
in last week, together with the highest, lowest and final prices of the week, the
net changes of the week, and the high and low prices in the year 1912, with the
high and low prices in the year 1911: _
Ne. i? i I
aliare* , l'iv. i Uiv.|
tolrt. lute yiel-l ??
I (quotation !??- ji-1. i
I'.ik. sad. Nuv. s/u
llllgii. I Uiw. it.'l.ue.
I.SOU.
8,000
83s.suu ?
71*?' 4
!.. Il" 5
BSD ?
12.8)0] -
4.5I7J 6
.'..."^11, 2
lmii 7
3,2001
??-Hi ?
10,600
BBS a
?m u
1,'lUU
.'I I.
Stsj
6,030
2.300
:
l.-i ;
! .??',
57,000 4
Tim 7
BOO ;,
1.200 12
l'?-)l 0
3 n-.-:. .
SOW 7
?
..... ? ,
1 M?.
no 7
SOO 2
24 570 i.
-'?i- 7
34. WO
2.000
1,000 7
i BU
MM ,
Mm 4
11,400
2.320 4
suo 7
i i-" .-,
?
?U0
44 l?H.
1,100
B0.4MOI 10
too] ?a
C4.Hi
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:
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70S
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set
?
14 ?.--I
SI. 100
:?????
. ?? ;
i ?"<
Tim 1
400
am n
. .?.. i
MB) 7
? ...
<?-?. 4
.
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I'?. 7
II -
7
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72.tjOli
2 500
aao
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1 SOB
SOB
I aoa
ios
ios
i ." :
MO I
IOS '
800
an
in :?m, i
12.1 ? ?
1.90(1
UNI
4.620 '
If?. ?:
4 | n
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65.000
a 40.1 :
roo ;
1 70S
2 4'? ? ;
4011 1
22 soo a
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15,200 il
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17.7001 7
1001
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500
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100
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k.tsj \m Beet .-uKiii ... i 117 i
I ii.i?i -in preferred. M?,
assen?es can ...
da i -? .-iied
An. I ar ? Knun.lry
?in preferred.; nwS
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do f.-ft rn-il .i hi'1?
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do i t- i?i red., P*
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Safe Deposit Vaults
The fire and burglar proof vaults of this
company, located at the street level,
are thoroughly equipped to g ve protection
to securities and valuables of all kinds.
Boxes rent from $5.00 to I300.CO per year.
Guaranty Safe Deposit Company
Fifth Avenue & 43rd Street
(entrance through FIFTH AVENUE BRANCH O
G?. ARaNT. TRUST COMPANY OF EW YORK)
I
I WEEK'S REPORT
Commercial Agencies Bring
Good Tidings of Activity.
In Its review for the week "Brad
street's" report says:
"The Presidential election has come and
Kor.e, with the barest posafbla spparent
effect upon trade anil Industry. Neither
the election itself BSV lt.s results, sweep?
ing ;is they were, have thus fur Changad
the optimistic un?lertotn: previously char
acterlalng trade sentiment, th?.. altaatlon
in this raaassl praseattag one of the mest
notable economic plien?)mena of recent
timer-. In short, natural conditions colnel
<!"iit with heavy ciop yields and conse?
quent heavy consumptive requirements
continue predominant In trad* and Indus?
' tn.;.l Ctrl los. Buying Is large, and In lines
that may in the long run toel the effects
of prospective tariff re visions busit,?'-*
i -.utilities heavy, uit'i no talk of cancell i
tlons. Trad? In ?tapie lln.'s Is aetlve, with
? tils for Immediate shipment a featur?-.
a i.tie Bpsrattona for forward delivery are,
' enlarging. At the aama time, demand for
? holiday BjBSdl la increasing, and in ihe
dryguoda lino is nissisfor novelties ?uit
I ahlo for ths forthcoming festival BBBSBfl
Bf ??"?l proportions. Incidentally,
report arsJI ?tile?! order
?.?inks, arhlcb lasares a compar?t! eely lo.ig
; ipaH of active operations. CSflBplCttons in
; thta rcapsct ar? Iron and steel plants
, 'lour mills, furniture factories and lumber
mMa Two essential articles, COB] arid
groceries, are In brisk demand. arbJIa
BBBdfBl commodities as drygoods, hats
and taps an?l ahSSS and clothing are tie
bag takSB !n lolUBBs. not only for pros?'..t
hut for future ?aqulrsBaenta a? ar? 11. Be
tall trade, though manifesting mor?- ?ir
?ess backwardness BrhSTB BBSnUkS WSStB
?r bss pa a a ailed, has ticen benefited ov?r
a wide area by lower temperatures.. All
hut a very few sections contribute favor?
able reports, the BSgSttVsa being furnish.,!
by B comparatively .-mall urea In ths
Booth Atlantic slat??. As heretofore. i>!
latlvely most activity is visible In the
Northwest <'entra! W.-u an?i Sotithwvsi,
u;,?r, Ijr?? CfOSS BOUtlBUa t?' BBSfft bS?
p-flo-nt Influences. Traffic over the mil?
rsada i? enormous, grain ahlptneati being
?,;' record proporthrns, while Balai for ? fil '
are no large as to tax railway racHltlsa
m th<- utmost In fa?.t, some roads eon?1
plain O? illas?III!J In pettlnt; back th., Ir
I empty essl rshwnlas. and f?>r that n
SSSBS carriers are loath to let cars leave
their own Unes."
Dunn's Review has the following:
"With the Balkan situation less menac?
ing to world peace, though still serious.
Bad with the uncertainties of th- national
election at an end, the hH Bill OBS outlook is
!mprove?l. Thuj Is reflected in the In?
creased buoyancy of the financial IBS IBS! a
titid in the continued expansion of trade
and Industry. A situation that Is BSSSd
upon an unprecedented BBBVBBBBBt of
wheat atid a rnord-broaklng production
of pig lion CBfl be described by no other
a M??? ?linn 'prosperous.' I-ivery department
?if bsssBsaa aapsaiancas the uplift and as?
i BSJaSiSB BrBBBh. result, first, from IBS
tremendous crops, and, second, from the
restored confidence and credit. While the
ultimate size of the cotton crop is still In
?liiubt nr.'l while there ha? been some low
eritiK ?,f estimates on account of frosts.
>et it Is probable that there will be a veiy
large yield. The production of corn prom?
ises to be much In < xcess of 3,0()0,000,00'l
bushels. Pig iron production in October
.?mounted to 2,689,933 tons, as againat 2,
463.833 In September. The iron and steel
trade continues to expand to the full
limits of capactty of production and
trau- pottatlon. The railroads, confronted
with stupendous traffic, aro contracting
liberally for 1C13 requirements. Their
lisas earnings In October BhOWfid the sub?
stantial gain of 6.9 .per cent over last
year. All October statistics bear witness
to the notable activity In all branches of
trade In all sections of the country. Oc?
tober bank clearings gained 27 per cent
over last year, an?l in the first week of
November the increases were 9.1 per cent
over 1911 and 18.7 per cent over 1910.
It Is noteworthy that every section an<l
every principal ?Ity report gains. "fhS
drygoods trade, both in cottons and wool?
lens. Is ai'tlvc and strong, an?l while IhSfS
I- Mime check to retail distributing due to
IBS weather, the prospect Is for Christ?
mas trudlng OB a scale never BSfSfB
reached. The shoe trade Is also active.
Leather and hides continue very strung.
Building supplies are In active ?lemund.
The pap??r trad? continue* to Improve.
There Is a steady demand Bor bituminous
,;nd anthracite coal. Chemicals are fairly
active. Foreign commerce maintains Its
heavy movement, amounting In New York
during the latest week to $37.685.487,
BgsJnat $36.101.Git In 1911 and tSMIt.?
ts?>7 In 1910. While exports were nearly
equal to last year, there was a large in
i-rease In Imports, amounting to $-'.:,423,
893 during the BfSSh "
BANK EXCHANGES.
Bank ? learlnps continue to reflect a
r, marknhly larga Volume of payments
through IBS hanks, notable uniformity In
in?. Kali'? indicating trail maintained asst?
BCSa Bl nearly all the l*a?llng trail, BBB?
TO THK HOLDERS OF lafg
Buffalo and Lake Erie
Traction Company
First & Refunding Mortgage Five
I Per Cent. Thirty Year Gold Bond?.
The Baderstgnad BBVi agreed to act as a
! Oeaaaalttae for ti,e pr>it*,-tiun of the tnt?r?-?te
of the holders of tli?- ??ove-namei bonde.
goadhelBara ara taeMsi promptly to deposit
their smtSl with the Committee's t>?-poa1
tary. THE BQUITABUB" TRUST COMPANT
OF NEW YORK. No 37 Wall Street. N??r
York ?, Ity. or with ths Suh-Depoaliary. tha
OINABD niUST COMPACT Of I'HIl-A
DBLPHIA, Pennsylvania; transferable c*r
ttSeatea of deposit Will b? Issued thertfor.
The d?po.?,t BgfBeBMBt provides that tha
holders of cert.?lent.a of ,i<-poslt who may bs
diaaaUlaS'etf with any plan submitted by ths
e.inimltt'f, upon payment of a proportionate
part of the aapaaaaa <>( the ?'ommlttae ?but
not exceeding a sum erjual to one-half of one
per cent, cf the par value of the bonds rep
; r<-s?nted by such certificates of deposit) snd
' Interest moneys ad\ar e<3. but without c?.m
I prr.aatlon to the Commltte?. for Its services,
! may withdraw their d. posited borc!s wlthlo
| three weeks from the cotnrr.enceniei.: of the
' publication of notlc- thai auch plan haa be*n
i adopted ami '.,?1?, 1 frith the Depositary or
Sub-Depositary.
Arrangements have been made for an ad?
vance on or after NOVEMBER 11TH, 1912,
to the depositors of an ?mo'j::t equivalent te
the Interest due November 1st, 101'.'.
Copies of the Committee's circular and ef
the Deposit Agre? nient may N obtain?! at
either of the abov?-?i:i-:v ,1 Depositaries
Dated New York, Nove.nber 2nd, l'JTC.
AEVIN ?T, HUM H. Chairman,
AKTIIIK V. MOKrON,
W. N. ELY.
HARRISON NKSBIT.
Bgsllflg K. TEI.I EK.
RODMAN K. GRIM Oil,
< onim ttee.
BAattTaTL aXJfSTBONO, laaratary,
1$ Wall Street, New York.
(MUi.aiN BSSKMAN, Mi:v,-'"v & OP.I8?
COM. Ceaneal to the Committee.
I CAN LOAN ON atORTOAOg ?1 SBS TO
13,000; suburban dwelling. ACKERMAa,
I 1^7 Oreeawj i. ??_
Registry of Public
Accountants
Municipalities, corpora?
tions, firms, business men
and investors are realizing
more and more the impoi
tance of safeguarding their
interests hy the employ?
ment of responaible public
accountants, equipped by
experience and character
to render impartial audita
and accounting investiga?
tions.
NEW V? IRK. B< '-TON.
Mlll'IHs T. I II M It 4 ( ?)..
?CCOCNTANTW AND FN?.INKER*.
?II Bran
BO CHUB' H'BT._Tel ??A-* Qt*\
\). i in i: HIlMim, ( P. A..
Audit.-?, hi, in? |al aaaultatleaa
Sp?cial investigations
E\i?:-t Publie Accounting
loa ttroaiiwa?. Phene Beetee ?OTI.
CERTIFIED AI DIT CO. OF IMBRICA.
(erttned i'ulill, Accountant? and Audit???.
EDUARD M. m ANS. (. p. A.. Pre?..
196 Fifth Avenue. New York.
Phon? Qramen?r I20S-7.
IMMLU A co.
M "'?h Avenue. Tel. C.recle? M
>V. A. n.KMINO S III.
Publie \, roumain? ut,?i Auditors.
Modern Accounting Bysi ' ? ?$ sud
it.?tailed.
35 Naaaan Ht.. New York. Tel CortlandtBMl
?? ' i . ? , ?^^^^^
tres o? the country. This seek total ban*
exchanges ut all principal titles in the
United States, aa compiled by "Dun's Re
vlew," aggregat??! I3,f? :,W>,He, an inert??
I of 9.1 per Mat, as compared with ?SS
| same w,-ek last year, and of III per cent,
? ns compared with the BBsTeepoadlBf **?*?
In I9'.0. The total was reduoad to some
extent owing t?> the fact that moat of
the large BtflhailgaB at the 1,'inJlns citiea
were clos?^d on Saturday as a mark of
respect to the late Vice ?"resident BBAf?
' man. Bad while this especially affectid
I clearings at New York City that centra
report?'?! gains of 8.9 per cent and III
per cent, respectively, over the t??> pre
Oedlag reara Th?? returns from the out
Bide dtleB are als?) very ?satisfactory.
| tii*>re being a gain <>f M per cent evaf
last year and of ^i.8 per cent, in ?cm
parlaos with two year.? ago? New llr*
lasas .uni Isa | raaeiaco report aonaa loaa
> amparad with lyii and LoulavliU with
1910, but tasas loaaaa detract ver> slightly
fr?,m the gratlfytng exhibit as a 'vnoi*
as thSf BIS probably, in great part da?
to t? niporary lo?'al COB-iltbuis. Ofl >h9
other hand, the pronounced expansion la
general commet rial sad industrial ac?
tivity Is wry Olaailj shown by tli? aulv
Btantlal nains tliat BIS until?' by such IBB
portant ana wideh aepsrated cestrea aa
Boston, Philadelphia, Halumor?-, l'itt?
burgh, Cincinnati. Cleveland, ?v ?i'.cag?.
Minneapolla, St i.ouis an?l Kanaas CM
average dally bank exehangea t"r die
year to dato are glwn below for thxe?
I ? .?r?:
1!'I2. 1?U1 ISISX
N >vember. Its? 313.000 $:al7.?i37,o<iO |A;V.??T.?S?
October..... .'rfiii.srM.tMni 460,211.?J00 i;.?"1*"
A4 quarter. I.W.H?3.00U t3tt,lMl,<3oti 41?j.*?TS.?JS
?-M quarter., sk?.lus,000 ?8.Vi>8t,000 4T'J '.?."-i.**
Ut quarter.. ttU.2Xi.itOO ?T0.?7.1.u0 3 "
KAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS (Continued).
HI?.
yield |
I Quotation record. I
I wk. end. Nov. a'19 Net
I High. ? Low. I Close. : change.
Range I?.!
[h- l>.w- Hlgii- I**
t. , aft e?t. I ea^
Rangt 191
Hlsh
Brei
Jl.l
?..-IH,
aoo!
is ;:,"
?OBI
1.SIMI
1 V?K.
BOO
100
H.fl.1
a. ta
4.T.",
?.Of
R h7
0.84
I.S9
?..?.I
S.ln
f,. M
I.BQ
4 v<
fl.tlO
.XI
H.?m
! | Iteel.
? i?> preferred ...
i tali copper .
\ .1 I ',,; ? lieintcal ..
..i i refi rred .
Va Itv Ar Power...
(a preferred.
\'a Iron ?.' A C....
Vulcan Detin pr..,
\\ in.;.- ,1 .
do preferred .
Wella i-'atgo Bap,,,
Westera xur?. Ian i..
do prefei red.
Western L'nlea Tel
Westlngliouae Mfg.
do preferred.
WooUerth .,
do preferred .
wheeling * L I
?Jo l?t preferred..
de i',i preferred, ?
Wiaconaln Outrai.,
?And extra. Total ?ales for the areas. 3.<XHi,3?0 aharee.

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