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Lv ' 20 Read tp 27 27 27 87 274
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Total talta, 813.488 tbaraa.
OBTOlf CLOS1NO QUOTATIONS.
Bid, AtXtt. Bid. Alieit.
Hot ft Alh..220 onEIop.. 84 86
ChlcJcom.HO 110 Bo. Alton.. 140 4 140
ChloJpf.,,100 1004 Calftnccl.486 400
Ft'h'nrtp 08 100 OKtola 304
NewEncp. 80 QuInryM... 1174
UtxCrnt. 06 07 Tain Iln... 130 138
Old Colony, 1874 - " TamJr 16
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Doniln'nC. 22 234 B Ua Ut... 01 02
AmBtllT.l 203 BU02d... 7a
fftllEl, 204
rnUADXLrniA CLOSINO QUOTATION!.
814. AtM. Bid. Atitd,
UtrHTM 25 80 W or, Co.. 4is4 4S
CPnyofl. 21 214 EISBcom. 20 87
PhllaTrae. 70 70 F.I an pf... 284 204
Union Traj 124 18 PH.LAPo 184 18
EAPTc. 70 70 PH.LftPp 44 44
UatTrao.,.130 1304 Wei. C com 14 10
CTofNJ. 384 Well Opt.. 60 01
CTorNJB. 00 DaltTrut.. 204 204
0 0 Imp Co 00 100 Uaraden.... 0 0
CniCAGO CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Atttd. Bid. Jlktd.
AmStrTxI.. 884 80 XII Brew... 0
Canal D.. 68 00 HIlBrawpt 34
ChloBrew.. 8 8 N Y BUcult 024 03
ChlBrewpt 87 20 NCbStP.y.223 227
Cltylt'way.233 236 So Side "L" 02 03
Olam'dM.,142 143 St. BtaCar. 23 23
LakoSf'L" 10 10 WChStltylOO 100
U.tWS... 44 4
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
Attrition, a a p 134 Northern Pacific. 21
Canadian Paclflo... 84 Northern Pailflopf. 00
Cneeapeak A Ohio. 22 Ontario A Writ 10
Eiieran.aap 14 Pennaylrania 50
ErlaUtpt 30 Reading, lit a p.... n
IlllnoU Central 100 Reading lit pf. 20
EantaaATexaa.... 13 St Paul 00
LaVa Shore 174 South Railway 0
LouIitUI. ft Naih.. 67 South Railway pt.. 32
New York Central. 100 Union Pacific 204
Norfolk A Wpf.n.. 48 WabunpL 16
Tuesday, Jan. 4.
Tho exceedlncly small volumo of actual bust
ncBB In stocks encouraged professional operators'
to roako further attacks to-day upon rallies.
There was also some liquidation of spcculatlro
holdings of the local traction stocks. A part of
this last was doubtless due to a disposition to
take profits on the announcement of tho non
municipal government of its attitudo toward
tho rapid transit problem. Manhattan Railway
was especially depressed in the late trading by
reports that one of the larger stockholders In
tho company, who has been identified with tho
enterprise practically from Its inception, was
Berlously ill. So far as could bo learned, thero
is no bssls for these reports. The most exten
sive trading was In Manhattan Railway, and it
also sustained the greatest net docllne, namely,
lh V cent Brooklyn Rapid Transit closed only
fractionally lower, whilo Metropolitan Street
Railway, on moderato transactions, was ono of
the few stocks that closed higher than yester
day. The bearish attacks were cspecia'ly di
rected against Sugar Refining and tho Granger
stocks. There was also some effective selling of
Missouri Pacific, People's Gas, and Louisville
and Nashville.
Tho railway traffic returns that were made
public to-day, particularly those for tho last
irrck and month of tho calendar year just closed,
wero apparently ignored by speculative inter
ests, which were more Inclined to attach im
portance to official confessions that rates on
competltivo business are not being maintained
and to the possibility that Mr. Hanna may bo
defeated in bis light for re-election to tho United
States Senate. The Street argues that the
defeat of Senator Hanna would Impair tbo
influence of the Administration with Congress
and might have an important bearing upon the
next Presidential campaign, should the sound
money issuo be revived. The firmness of the
call money market, at figures ranging from
one-half to two-thirds of tbo legal rate, doubt
less contributed to tho dlslodgemontof some
Blocks held on slender margins and carried by
brokers with moderate capital. Tho apathetic
attitude of important interests townrd tho
market may plausibly bo explained upon
tbo theory that tbey do not desire to
contribute profits to speculators who had pre
pared themselves for tho traditional January
advance in prices. It is possible, therefore, that
after small speculative accounts have been
pretty well liquidated and a good-sized short
interest created, tho interests referred to will
como into the market on a scale that may
effect a decided change in the prevailing senti
ment. Tbo closing was in the main heavy.
Final sales compare with those ot yesterday
as follows:
Jan. 3. Jan. 4. Jan. 3. Jan. 4.
A.TftSFe. 12 12 NatLead... 37 304
A.TA8Kp 30 29 SWcom... 1204 1104
Am8Ilr..l41 J404 NPao com. 21 20
AmSRcf pU5 116 NPaopf... 68 58
AmTob.... 88 88 NY Cent. ..105 106
AmSpU... 8 8 NJ Cent... 06 05
AmSplIp. 20 104 Omahacom 70 75
BrookRT.. 37 30OntY... 16 16
Canada So 614 61 l'eo O fc C 00 05
C.BftQ,... 08 084 Kockl.lanJ 88 88
ConOaa....l78 177 lleadlnj.... 22 21
ChtaftO... 22 21rradUtpt 604 404
ChQW.... 14 14StPcom... 03 02
D.Lft W... 1664 1604 soR'way.. 0 8
OenEUc... 34 33 " H'way p 30 30
(lIlnolaCenl03 103 TexaaPac.. 11 11
KanftTpt. 364 344 'C. I A II.. 26 26
LouftNiau 60 66 n Pac,... 25 26
LailadeOaa 444 44 USLeathp 63 03
HanbCon..lll 110 Vvataahpf. 17 171,
Uoracino.. 334 32 W Un Tel.. 00 804
MetHtnr.,130 130
Government bonds Arm. Tbo Cs closed a V
cent, higher bid. Itallvtay mid other bonds
easier. 1I10 features were llrnoklyn Rapid
Transit 5s, Drooklyn Union Gas Ss, Chesapeake
and Ohio gensral 4j)s. Chicago Terminal lsts.
t. r.. Colorado Midland lsts, t. r., Reading gen
eral 4s. South Carolina and Georgia lsts, South
ern Hallway Qs. Union Puclflo p. ra. elf's, and
Atchison Issues. Tho more important net de
clines wore In Atchison adj. 4s. V cent., to .1H;
Drooklyn Rapid Transit Bs, . to 04: Colo
rado Midland lsts. t. r h. to !'; Reading
genornl 4s, a, to S'.iH; Southern Railway &s, ,
10 0'J. and Union Pacific p. ni. ctt's, V com.,
to 11'.'. Tho nolewortuy ndrames wero In
llrooklyn Union Gas Ss. It V cent., to 11 'J;
Chesapeake and Ohio general 4ss, . to H'-I'h;
Chicago Terminal lsts. I. r , to 47, and South
Carolina and Georgia lsts, h V cent., to Oih.
In bank stocks 10 shares of Continental sold
at 130. and 10O shares of Merchants' at 1481-...
Commercial price pf bar silver in New York.
rtia Unr silver In London closed nt 2(1 1-1 (Id.
Mexican silver dollars nere quoted at 4Uc.
Exports to Europe to-morrow, '.'00,000 ounces.
Money on call 3?4 V cent., closing at UhiV
cent. Time money is quoted: Thirty, sixty, and
ninety days 3a V cent., and six months 34(T4 ri
cent, on good mixed Slook Exchange collateral.
Commercial puper is q noted: I'rlnie ludorsod
bills receivable at 34&1 V cent., prime single
names at 4 V cent., upd good names at 4Lj V cent.
Sterling exchange was firm, with an invest
ment demand for long bills. Continental ex
change was also Arm. Posted asking tales for
sterling are: Sixty dnjs, t.b:i, and night.
S4.8o2. Actual rates arc: Long bills, SH.S'J'.i'y
4.822. Blirht drafts. $4.85. and cablu trans
fers, f4.fi584.8Si4. Francs are quoted at
6.21 7e for long nnd 5.20 for short; rclihsmarks,
Olh'aOi' for long nnd 05 llU$or 3-10 for
short; guilders, 40eOS40 3-1(1 for long and
30 15-10540 for short. "
Iiomcstlc exebango on New Vork: Hoston
Par and t tents premium. Charleston Dur
ing, par; selling, s premium. Havaiumli liny.
Insr. 1-10 off; selling, par. New Orleans
Dank, par; commercial, $1 discount. San
Francisco Sght, 10 cents Premium; telegraph,
1 4-cents premium. St. Louis 2630 cants
premium. Chicago 85 cents premium. Cin
cinnati Hetween oanks, par, and orer counter
60 cents premium. '
Glucose Sugar Refining common Is quoted at
3a"u37. and the preferred at oieU2.
03(574; American Malting at 3Ht4. and
prefirred at 7273 ; Standard Gas comuiia it
' ..., ,
( . . , 11 -
1?0134. and the. prtfefred at 144t147t
Mutual Gas nt285g3O0l RvraciiM Gas at 21W
2iai Koultable Gas at 2208240.
Kxport of general mercliantllse from the
port of ew 0rk for the woek ending to-dnr
were valued nt irT.TIiUM.airalnst 5?T70.0(I7
in Iho preceding week nnd $S.037.01I in the
corresponding wPru of lnsUo.tr. Bin Jan. 1
to IKC 31 30n,ni 3,028. against r?3H1.2U,2D.
TlieConsolldstod ire Cnmpnny tins defclared a
sonil-annunl dividend of 3 V cent, on its pre
ferred slock, buyable Jan. 18.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
CoiniAnv.repnrln gross earnings for tho fourth
wet knf December St i83.5"4. an Increase of
908.132 ns compared with tho corresponding
week of the pre ions year.
Railway gross earnings for Deecmbor compare
with those of tho samo month of the previous
yoarns fqllows:
Brooklyn Rap d Tranill 44n,7IIU Inc. (14,040
DaoailHn Pacinc U.UVO.Ooo ine. 3B7.nno
rhlran" nnil F.a.tern llllnoli. 4!)4.sn4 Inc. 4B.H10
Denser ttu.l Itlodrande 7an,oop Inc. 1711,7110
IowaCentral ln,ri9 me. ao,4nt
Kan.aaCltr suburban Belt.. 113,700 Ine. (1.4na
Kan. city. Pliuluirg and Oulf aa,t:4 Inc. 1A4.D7H
Mexican Central l.SlU.SHO inc. SOB.agS
Mexican National B(I,hv3 Inc. 1M.3W7
M'iblli and Ohio 40O.HOO Inc. 33.4BH
Mlnneapoll. and St. Loula. .. in.1,744 Dec. nun
Rock Wand... 1,BIh.II0 Inc. 280.078
M. Jos-ph and Orand Maud 107,400 Inc. S3.000
Trxaa and IMcinc I.OIh.ftwR Inc. tlO.B.ll
Vat-ah NHii,7.in inc. nw.nns
St.Paul 2,St7.0B0 Inc. 240,203
The New York. Ontnrln nnd Vcslcrn Railroad
retiorta l-rosa enrntni.n fnr VnreinliAr nt K!I1M .
247, an Incrcnso of S1C.407 na comiured with
tho snino month of tho provlons year, nnd net
$111,315. an inrrcasn of f703. For tho ilvo
months ending Nov. .'10 tbo gross earnings woro
91.8IIH.83n. an Inereaso of $21,840 as compared
with (bo corresponding period of tho previous
year, and not CU14.2UU, a decrease of $0,077.
The Iowa Central Railroad reports gross earn
ings for November of $107,208, an Increase of
$41,075 as compared with the same month of
the previous roar, nnd not $54,407, an lncreno
of $24,035. For the five months ending Nov. 30
tho gross earnings wero $813,303, an Inereaso of
$130,020 as compared with the corresponding
period of tho previous year, and net $280,703,
an Increase of $81,730.
The receipts of Iho Government to-day were:
Customs, $.)12,335; Intertill revonue. $131,751),
and miscellaneous, $U,V030, a total of $700.
030. 'Ihc dltburscmtnts were $1,1)20.000. it 11
excess of expenditures over receipts of $310,370.
Tho receipts of tho llscil year to dale havo boon
$210,028,752: expenditures, $210,827,211; do
llclt. $708,450.
Theofilclat count of tho cash in the Treasury
At tho closo of business to-day compared with
that of yesterday chows:
Jan. 3. Jan. 4.
dold coin and bullion.... tlRO.Vl 1.547 $1111,005, 100
silver coin and tnilllou.. ia.5H7,13 12.7BI.hi14
United Slate, note. 10,885,031) 40,014,50
Other note, le.s demaud
liabilities 20.U0.920 111.027,701
Available cash balance,
Includlnggold roierve..S23.".474,700 (234,302,314
Money in London lt.y.i'J'.i V cent. Rates of
discount In open mirkctfor both short nnd
three months' bills, 2- V cent. Amount ot
bullion gone Into tho Dink of England on
balance tn-dav 24.000. Paris advices quote 3
V cents at 103 franca 35 centimes. Exchango
on J,ondon,25 francs 22a centimes. The weekly
statement or tho Imperial Dank of (lerniAny
shons tbo following changes: Cash in hand de
creased 11.780.000 marks; Trensurv notes de
creased 2.320.000 marks; "other" securities
Increased 105,0(10.000 marks; nutcs In circula
tion increased 188,000.000 murks.
Tho Central Trust Company and Unllgarten ti
Co. announce that tho unsold balance of tho
now Mobilo nnd Ohio first mortgage 5 V cent,
bonds, Montgomery division, has been advanced
to052 nnd interest, subject to it further ad
vance without notice
Tho Richmond Locomotive Works have re
ceived an order for fifteen heavy compound
consolidation locomotives of tho most modern
design for tho Canndlnn Pacific Railroad.
The sales of mining stocks nt Ilia Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to
day weru as follows: ,
Ojien- an- Low C7or.
Satti. Xame. (ntf. fit. tit. ing.
2000 Alamo 04 .04 .04 .06
200 Beat ft Belcher.. .03 .03 .03 .03
100 Bullion 1.06 1.05 1.05 1.05
150 Con Colt Va.... 1.45 1.45 1.46 1.45
BOOCreedeftCCk.. .04 .04 .04 .04
200Etircka 1.15 1.16 1-15 1.16
500 Plymouth 12 .12 .12 .12
SOorotoal 40 .40 .40 .40
800 Pharmacist 00 .00 .00 .00
Total tale., 4.7 6 0 ahar ja.
COHUFAICIAI. COMPESD.
Tuesday, Jan. 4. Grain Wheat Spot was
easy but rather more active. Tho salos were
240,000 bush., including 200,000 No. 1 hard
Manitoba, 32,000 No. 2 Milwaukee on prlvato
terms delivered, 15,000 No. 1 Northern spring at
OO-'ac. In store for export nnd 2,300 ungraded
white nt 00301c. In clovator to arrive. Free on
board afloat: No. 1 Northern spring. New York,
31.013s; do. Duluth. $1.02's: No. 2 red. $1.01 'a;
No.lhardl)tiluth,$1.03p. Minneapolis received
to-dav 185,700 bush., against 30,150 last yoar;
Duluth 101,055, against 03.530; Chicago 87.G0O,
against 40,810; Milwnukco 27,300, against
37,050; St. Louis 35,000, against 13,000: Toledo
21.120. against 13,522; Detroit 11.880, against
4.8P0 last ear. Futures declined -Tjc. to li,
recovered part of this and closed c. to '2c.
lower for the day. Future sales 3,315,000
bush., as follows:
La.r
Optnino. ItlaUrtt. Loirttt. doting. Siaht.
January. .07 : 11" 07 7
Kebruarv..M7 07 UU n;a, 117
Maroh . . n lnl 05 !)Hij 0H
Mar. ... 1)3 0314 02 113'a 113
July 874 4 864 87 87
Barley Was dull. New feeding, 303lc.. co.t and
frolRht to Buffalo; malting. 4&(3Bc. aa to quality.
Rye Was wvnk. State. nO(J51c. Corn Spot was
eaalr hut In good demand for ex port. The sales wero
1)33,000 bush , Including rin.uoo No. a mixed at 35c.
free on board afloat, aud 24,000 do. at the outtort.
on private terms for export. No. 2 mixed, .1.000 In
store at 33ic. Futures declined Vc. but reentered
the loaa. Future aalea 155.000 buib , ajfoilona:
Ijiit
Optntng. High tit. Lowtit. dating. Xtoht.
January .. .. .13 83
May 34 34 33 34 34
Oats Spot was quiet. The sales were 54. BOO bush.,
lucludlng 20,000 No. 2 mixed on private ternia for
export No, 2 white. 2V(4V94c; No. 3 do., 7.500
at28c.; No 2 white clipped, ZOijc: No. 3 do.. 20c. 1
No. 2 mixed, 28c; No. 3 do., 27c.t rejected
mixed. 2Sc.i do. nhlte. 274c; No. 2 mixed deliv
ered, 20 Uo.: track mixed, 28a2U4c; do. white,
27,000 at S0iH4c, Futures decllntd c. Future
ale. 10,000 bulb., Hi follows:
Opining, lllohtlt. Loirrnt. doling. Xinllt.
May 27 27 27 27 28
Whrat was more active to-day but lower. Early In
the day prlcea declined anarply on lower cable., aomo
foreign aelllnfr, bearish preaaure and a liberal Imreoae
In the world's available supply. Toward the close,
however, prices recovered part of the loas on
covering of ahorta and reporta of agool demand for
export, the last prlcea ahoivlnD; a small fractional net
lo.s for the dav, l.herpool declined d. to vi,
Paris declined lc. to !c. Flour there was weak.
Hrailitrttt'i reported an Increase in the available
aupply In thli country eaat of the Rocklea or 1,435,
000 buib., and an Increase In Europeof 400,000 hush.,
making an Increaae In the total world'a available
auuply or l,H3.1.00ii tmiti. Tho Northwestern re
ceipts were 405 can. aealnst 057 at week and
14u last year. Corn declined early, but recovered
the loss. The receipts were larae. but smaller
arrlvala aro expected. Lhernool declined d.. but
recovered part of the lixa. The available mpplr In
thla country, ai cording to tlraditrttt't. Increased
1)80. 000 bush. Chicago received 1,040 oara and ex
pect. 350 to-morrow. Oat. were quiet and easier,
Chicago received 37U cara. The available aupply de
crcas.d 731,000 Hush. Chlcaro, Jan.4. " Wheatwas
weak early, declining lo.from yesterday, with a
lot of selling, both for long and .hort account, rally
ing It. at Ihe close on reported export sales at the
aeaboard of AO boat loads. The market 11a. gotten
Into a rut where II need, help or some
sort to bring about an upturn. Thla would result
either from a falling off In recrlpta or an Improved
caib demand. Outalde of the Lslter Inter at tho
boldlnga or long wheat In the market are amall.
Corn waa weak at the start on large receipts and
Ibe nrakuets In wheat. The selling n as of the aamn
character aa In wheat. txtb for long and short ac
count An Improvement In wheat will heln the price
of corn. Oata were weak, nlth a goal deal of flour,
datlon. The ra.b demaud was dull owing to the res
totatlon of the cut rates lu Eastern freights. We
think they aru a purchase on breaks."
Fi-oi'n Waa easier In the early trading. In sym
pathy with wheat, but aubaequ.nlly becam steady
and clo.ed quiet, The aales were 8, 00 bblt. The
New York Yorfucr. Ksol.ange tirporttr .tal.i the
stock 011 Jan. 1 at 1BB.30H pkga., against 100,600
ou Ore. I, and 120,500 on Jan. 1 laat vrar,
Utilt. Raeti.
Recelpta 14.898 34,443
Exports 3,638 81,202
Winter In bills.! Superfine, (3 1 01 10.23 1 No. 2 extra.
3,40(tl3.n0iatralghla.(t 40(44. 6O1 patent.. (1.75(4
(3,1b. tsprlnglnbtil.: Clear.. SI 1 59(4.36 latralghta,
(1. 55f(4. 7B patents. (5(4(5.16. Mill Fred Waa
Inactive, but atronger. We.tern iprlug In 100-tt.
aacka. (13.763(14; 200-D , (13.500(14; winter In
bulk. (13 500(14.
Cuttox Spot cotton hero was unchanged 1 no sales;
7,1)00 halea were delltired on eontraela. Middling
upiauda, 5 IB-IOc., agalutt 7 l-lc. laat year. New
Orleans and Oulf. 0 li.lllc, aaluit 7 &-6c, laat ear,
Wilmington declined I liio New Orleans aold fl.VOO,
Mobile 1.400, Savannah 834. Norfolk 740, and Au
guila 07 bales. Liverpool was uncbanged on the
not, with .ale. of 12,000 bale.; future, there de
clined 1 point, lu Manchester yarna were tery dull;
clotha, not much d"lng. Augu.ta rrinlred to-dav
1.714 bales, aialu.t 3,742 la-ttirrkand 1501a. tyear:
Memphis 2.3110, aga'n.t 3.H04 last week and 033 1 .at
vear; St. Louts 1,485. again t 1. 404 laat week and H20
lat yean Cincinnati U.I23, against 3,422 last
week and i.4ll last year. Houston 20.650,
against !H.Aw last eck and H.211 lal year,
Augusta shipped 1,012. Memphis 4,503, fit.
Loula O.Stfl, Cincinnati 1.70U, and Houston
14 731 bale.. Houston expect, tomorrow 6,001) lu
6.60O. aialnit 3,1-21 list week and B.3HI last car.
New Orlfan.fi)i-t( 10.1)00 to 12,000. against 13,443
last week and U.BOO laat ar. The port receipt,
were 79,206 balea. Including various," against
72,108 laat week and 80,081 laat year: tbu. fartbl.
week 160,437. against lBs.suo tuua far last week.
The exp 'rta from the porta approximated 40.0011
hales. New Orleans declined allgatly, but rallied.
Futures tiers declined it to 4 point., recovered part of
this and cloud steady with prloe. unchanged to a
1
,
. 'i ' - 1
points lower for the day with sales of 08,900 bales.
The future trading waa as follows!
Clnalfltv. lltgnnt. Loirrit, Halt:
January n.77(5.7B B.78 6.76 6,800
Feoruary,,,.B.HOAB.HI B.80 5.7H BOO
March, 5.8.1(45.84 5.H4 5. HI 16,000
April B.8S(6.Hn 6.87 B.fO BOO
May B.P2MA.D3 5.0.1 5.00 14,200
June 5.II0(5.07 5,07 B.S3 r.IOO
July ii.noao.nl 0.00 B.OB 4,100
Aurust 0.04(46.03 11.05 (1,02 14,000
sp(ember... o.04(fl.o3 n.or, o.ou 000
October fl.O3i0.U? 0.00 0.06 200
The trading In cotton was resumed today on the
same lines which have characterized the speculation
for so lung pail. Early In the day prices declined
allghtly. In sympntny with a decline lu Liverpool, but
before the cloa-s most of tie lose was recovered and
the last quotations were practically unchanged from
Friday's final prices. The trading was mainly local,
but Included some Liverpool selling. Intrttment
bur'ng continues for local and out-of-town account,
and some shorts rovered 10-dsy. The receipts at the
liorts were large, but they wero principally arrivals
for shipment, aud therefore tbey had no effect upon
the market. The export! were liberal, an Included
a large consignment fur Japan, rhe rice pta at the
ports for the week am estimated at 30O.O00 bales,
against 230.000 In 1804. The aeml-wrekly recelpta
nt the principal Interior town. (Selma estlmatrd)
were 73.073 balea, against 70,841 In tbe same time
laattteek, 2P.U70 laat year, and 46,803 In 18041 ahlp
inenta ok.koo, against 64,416 ltst week, 40,614 last
year and (II. 72Hn 1804-05.
Cnrrxc lllo on the spot was steady, but quiet I No.
7, flijic. hales 2,000 bags No. 7, ex ship, at 0c., and
100 bags Maracalbo on private terms. The future
trading was ns follows;
faltr. Ulohtit. Lotceaf. Cloitng.
January 1,0110 n.nn n.70 6.HS&5.70
.March 3.000 6.03 b.un 6 85U3.00
April 250 n on 11,00 o.tiAdtn.oo
May 1,000 0.05 0.03 0.00(28.05
July. 250 0.20 i.2o n.mae.iB
Foptcniber.. 2,730 0.30 O.HO fl.X0ul0.2S
October..... 250 (130 0.30 6.25(26 80
December... .1,500 0.13 6.U& 0.8036.85
Futures here declined 16 to 25 points, closing barely
steady, wl'h sslcs of 10,000 bags. Havre advanced
4f , but reacted and declined r. Hamburg declined
4 pfg. to '4 prg. Itlo waa barely steady at uncbanged
prlc-si receipts In two days. 20,000; stock. 30P.OO0;
exchange 7d a decline of 3 'tj I. Santos waa quiet
atBOreis decline! recelpta, 33,000; stock, 888,000.
Lower cables selling for Continental account and lib
eral receipts caused tbe decline here to-day. Tho ware
house deliveries continue liberal, but tney had no
effect.
METALS Iron was quiet at (0.05c4(0,75 for spot and
January. Copper was quiet and unchanged. Spot
and January, 10.N3itlc. The exports for December,
according to Metal Exchange returns, wera 10.003
tons; total fnr the .tear. 123,107 tnns, again.! 183,
527 tons last ear. Lead was quiet at 11.074(48.724c.
for spot and January Tin ttas quiet but steady.
Spot and January. 13.75Jtl3.80c. Speller was un
changed. Spot and January 3 90i44c.
Navat. Sionts Were quiet. Spirits or turpentine.
33c433c.t common to ijood strained rotlu, (1.40
3(1.43.
Petiioi.xv'm Crude certificates wero unquoted hero
and In Oil City Keflntd was unchanged.
PhotisioN I.srd was Arm but quiet Prime. $3t
city, (4.50i,4.73: refined for the Continent, (5.25.
Pork wai dull but steady. Mess, (8 70:4(0 23. Cut
meats wero stronger. Pickled hams. 7(47c.i do.
bellies, 3iil6c.l do. shoulders, 5c. Dressed bogs,
4VA54C. Taltutr. n(3r. Butter Creamery. Weat
em extras, live: firsts, tovlc.; seconds, 17(tfluc.i
thirds. lBMinc; state fancy, 21c: firsts. lOrtlOc;
thirds to seconds, 15(41. Cheese Mate, full cream,
targe fancy. Hue.: tho'ce. 8(He.: ralr to good.
74(8c: common, 740a: small coloiwl and whllo
fancy. OOUc : choice. 84W834C.; cointncn to rood,
74(Sc. Eggs Male and Peun.yltanla frchh gath
ered, fane), 23&2.t4c: Wtstern. fresh gathered,
llrsta, 22u'.'3c.: fair to good. VOi'.'e. Chicago,
Jan. 4. "Provisions ruled lower on the decline In
tbe hog market and In sympathy with grain, closing
ateady at a moderate reaction from Inside prtcca. There
tv is a good Investment demand, with some scattered
realising and also moderate offering from packers
In anticipation of liberal hog receipts the remainder
of the week, stocks In store here were about aa ex
pected. The world's stock of lard lncna-rd 13,000
toil, during December, but show a reduction of 134,
000 ten, for ttie past year, show ng that the consump
tion I overtaking the production, as packing returns
for tbe same period wore tbe largest on record.
Forty.four thousand hogs are estimated for to-morrow.
Sfoan Raw waa firm: 80' test. 3 Vt3c: 00' test,
4(44c. Hates 10.000 bags centrifugals 06- teat on
private terms. Refined was quler.
Tontcco The semi weekly nales were 100 cases
1805 Pennsylvania Havana at 13o.; 50 cases 1890
New England Havana at 183Vc.l 100 bales Havana
at 7oo.m.(1.10 In bond, and 50 tales bumatra at
(1(1.40 In bond.
Wool, Considerable activity Is evinced In Terri
tories; snmo large transactions have been reported
and the resultant strengthening of prices Is beginning
to materialise. Tho following are current quotatlona
baaed 011 Wool Exchange official classifications:
Toxaa Fine. 12 months, 17dlHc: tlno medium. 12
mouths. l(ultic.t medium, 12 mon lis, 10($20c.; fine
and fins medium spring. 6 to 8 months. 16&17o.t
nudium sprnv. 6 to H months, l(!41bc.t fine and
fine medium fall, 13!3r.: medium fall. ltotlOc.
Kansas and Nebraska Flue choice. 14(413c: fine
medium chnl-e. 1517c: medium choice, I7(e)1hc:
quarter. 17c; fine average, 12(.vl3c.; fine medium
average. 13.I4c.: m dlum average. I.V4I6C.; quar
ter average. 14(&I5. Dakota Fne choice. 1501 flc:
fine medium chclce, 17l8c.; medium choice, 10
20c; quarter, 1 lie. fine average, 1314c; One me
dium average, 15(416c.: medium average, I0(417c;
qunrter average, 10c. California Northern spring
free. I7al8c.: Middle county .nrlng. 14I5&:
Southern .prln?. 124uM3a; burry and defective.
tKfinc.t Northern rail free. 10(4110.-, Sjuthern fall,
10(41'.'c: fall defective. 780c. Oregon Eastern
cho co. inc.: Eastern average. 12ftl3c.i Eastern
heavy. IO.9II1-.; valley No. 1. 18(20e.; valley No. if.
Wfifie.; valley No. 3. 10321c; valley Iambs, 17
li)c
Ciucaao, jan 4. These were to-day's prices:
Z.ait
Whtat: Ojirnlng. nightit. I airilt. doting. S'ight.
.Taj u(i uo 804 wos, iins
May Ul l uu 01 914
July R3 83 S'.- S3 r3
Sept 77"a 774 774 774
Deu 7S 78 77 78
' 'orn .
Jan 26 20 26 204 284
May 20 20 Vsa4 III),, 2(1
July 30 S0 20 30 30
Oafs.-
Jan 21 21 21 21 22
May 23"! 23 22 23 23
July 21 21 21 21
lAxrd:
Jan 4.724 4.73 4.724 4.724 4.80
May 4.85 4.00 4.h2 4.824 4.024
(lea ;
May 4.65 4 65 4.00 4.024 4.70
iVr .-
Jan (R 05 (8.074 (8.05 (0.00 (9.074
May o.'.'S U23 9.13 9.20 9.324
Lite Sleek Market.
Nxw Yoke. Tuesday, Jan. 4. Receipts of beeves
were 843 head, all consigned direct to exporters and
alaugliterers. No tradings feeling steady. Dressed
betfttcadr at 7i8c. 11 it. for poor to prime native
aides. Cables from British markets quote American
steers at 1HM11C. s n dressrd weight; American
refrigerated beef at 7rHaflc. hxporls to-day
830 beevi s. 25 sheep, and g.000 quarters of beef; to
morrow 811 teetes and 3,970 quHrler-i.
Receipts of cattei, ail for the market, were 03
head, qulott aleady all around. AI out 25 bead un
aold. Veal, sold at (3(3(8.26 100 ft-.: Western
calves at (3.50 ; city dressed veals slow at 1 0 491 1 4c
V t.
Recelpta of sheep and lambs, all for the market,
were 003 bead; II cars on aale all told. Quiet, at
ateady prices. About 34 cara were carried over.
Sheep sold at (3.503(4.50 f 100 ns.; lamb, at
(U.124U(6.37. Dressed mutton, 04a8c. 3 D.;
dressed lambs. 84010c.
Receipts of bogs were 4.203 head; 331 head on sale.
Firm at(3.0U(t(4.I5 V 100 as.
Ural Kalate Private Kales.
Hlrscli Brothers have purchased the plot, 60x100,
on the north side of 113th .(reel, 300 feet we.t of
Amstenlsm avenue, for about (27,ouo,
Pell ft Urates have sold for n client to Thomas
O'Sulllvau No. 340 West Fifty-eighth street, a four
story brownstonedwelllug. 20x100.5. for (29.000.
Milesft ILlfur havo sola for Augustus llelnor to
Frederick Sa kittNo, 2251 'evewh ateuue, a two
story frame roiHiouse, on lot 23 1 73.
Hiram RlnuldoftBio. Iiav.. auld fo Mnudelbaumft
Lewlne to Louis l-cse No. 174 E-it llotbatreet, a
frame bouse on lot 23x1 un,
Henry Wise has aold for Fay ft Stacom to a Mr.
Hammer No. 34 Baxter etrret. opposite Mulberry
Bend Park, aflte-.tnry brick teuemenl, extending to
No. 101 Worth street, on an Irregular plot, with a
frontagoof 16.10 on I'axter street and 21.8 on Worth
.treetand adeptuof about 85 feet.
James Wulshha. sold for Cyrllle Carreau Noe.220,
228, and 230 Eatt Ibilth street, three tour story flat
boes s on a plot 73x loo.l I, at (48,000.
Brovvu Bros, ft Co. hate bought the small building
on triangular lot 20.4x40.9x47, No. II Hanover atreel.
It adJo.ni the rear building. No. 59 Wall atreet.
August Ruff has purchaicd tor Improviment the
anuthwest corner of Second avenus and Eighth
btrrrt. 112.2x1 14.4, from the John Abeel estate. The
broker was (lustave Newman. Tbe buyer wlllerect
flvn alX'Story flat houses.
Frrderlok Booth has sold for a client to Edward
Rafter No. 20 West Ninth street, a four story brick
private dwelling, on lot 25.4x04.
William Crukkshank'a Snna have sold for Mrs.
Thorndlke and others of Boston the three-story
building N". 73 We.t street, ou lot 26x00.
McMahon ft Wetch havo sold for Michael Kceney
No. 1 Wrat I34lh atreet, a nve-.tory rl.it I ouse.
Max Freund boa purchaard from William II. llllby,
trustee, the twnatury brick building No. 90 Prime
street, ou lot 36.11X101, for about (80,000.
William Fischer has sold 10 John Schmidt for Mlas
Bllnnthe lot. 26.4xl!l. ut No. 15 J Avenue A.
Martin Walter has hold to an Investor, for J. B jck
hout and Mrs. A. Reed, a plot at tho corner of Burn
tide aud Ryer avenue., fronting 185 feet un llurualde
avenue.
E. II. Ollbert and J, Edgar I.eaycraft have sold for
Hauergroas ft llerbeuer tho five-story new atore and
flat h'juto on Eighth avenue, east aide, fifty fret south
of llltlliatreit, toHattl.E. Prl.at about (33.000.
Frank Satin Is the buyer of No. 50 West Flftl
secoud street.
Heal Bstnte Auction Bales.
At (lie Broadway Salesroom yesterday Peter F.
Meyer ft Co. sold No. 31 1 East Fourteenth. Ireet, near
Third aveuiie. a flve-.tory brick apartment house,
plot 20x103 3, foreclosure, to Charles II. Merrill,
plalutiff, ror (46,400,
William Kcnuelly sold. West street, Ttteutv-fourlh
ward, aoulbtt est aide, be'ng lot No. 19 on man of
Wardstllle, 60x144x50.1x48. foreclosure, to VI.
Ham A. Martin, plaintiff, for (1,826; also West Iflutti
street, north side, 26U feet we.t or Amsterdam ave
nue, fiiup.tury brick flat bouse, lot 25x95, foreclo
sure, lu Enoch C, Hull, plaintiff, for (14.870
Thomas ft Pryor sold. Urranl arruur. Twentyfourth
ward, rait ildr, 44 (.8 feet north of ht.Jaiiie street,
two-. tory frame dwelling, plot 50x100, foreclosure,
to Elmer A Allen, pla.utlff. fur 40,858.
Jam, s L, We Is sold twrmy-oue lots, comprising
the block Itoundtd by Jerome uud Hit er at enues and
167th street, lriitteerassle, as follow.: Nor! Lean cor
ner Jerome avenue and 1117th street, lot 'J7.6tllx
l2l.8Ux25xinn.7J. to Leo Duller for 3.5Mi lot ad.
Joining. 27.656x!i9.7Jx2&x9H.(i7, to P.i' llamman
for (1.950, and adjoining lot toaamafor $1,250; alto
adjoining lot to ssme for (1,1 50 lot adjoining,
5!7.j8rtxhJ.3xil 07x81 64. to fcdward Ilohde for
Sl.l&o; lot adjoining to O, A, Becker for (1.I0O;
Ut adjoluln.-. 27.5n0xl67,2x25xllll 79. to Loula
WVdialcr for (V.OOO; lot adjoining, U7.D80xiau.lx
711x25x128.10, tusamo buyer furbl.OOU; lot adjo.u
log to A. elegel for (1,300; lot adjoin n to H. Jacobs
for (1, 450i junction Jerome and River avenuea, plot
SII.llx34.64x73xoU.79. to W. C. Alhvtell for (3,800;
Jerome avenue, 110 feet south J unclton of River ave
uue; plot 63x104.77x50x81.46. to H. Jacobs for
(2.7251 lot adjoining to W. C. A.hwell for (1.4751
iUvcr artoue, northwest corner lt)7lb street, lot X3x
j 100, to Leo Hotter for $.00 lot adjoining to 'iim.
buyer tor 81,0801 lot adjolelsg. l6x8T.lT7xt6.a7x
81.64, to Thomas D.Matcolm for (1,100. and alto lot
adjoining to 8. Jacobs for (V7B. The total Bale re
alised (30,500.
Ceudrrt Will Csatest Setlled.
The contest of tho last will of Lawyer Charles
Coudert. Instituted by his widow, was with- ,
drawn yesterday, nnd the will was admitted to
probato. Tho will leaves nearly all his property
to his children. Tho terms of tho settlement
are not niado known.
ISSUE OF
Sixty Thousand Shares
or THR
United Traction Company
OF PITTSBURGH, PA.
Five Per Cent.
Cumulative Preferred Stock.
(BEINO TOTAL AMODNT OF 8AID STOCK.)
rn valcb, oso pen bhark.
DIVIDENDS PATADLB JAltOART AND JULT.
After careful Investigation we purchased, for our
selves and others, the above sixty thousand shares of
Preferred stock, and offer the same for sale at (40.00
per share (ex January dividend), payable on Wednes
day, the 12tb day of January, 1898, nt which prleo
this stuck vreuld ilcld n net Inceme of O 1-4
percent.
Referring to the prospectus containing the letter of
President James D. Callery, tho legal opinions or
John O. Johnson, Esq., ot Philadelphia, and Oeorge
C. Wilson, Esq., of Pittsburgh, and certificate or Col.
John A. Tompkins, Export Accountant, of Baltimore:
It will be seen that the United Traction Company (a
practical consolidation of three exlsttog traction
companlea), organized In July, 1807, with a franchise
for 999 years, owns and operates, under leases for
950 years, 117.111 miles of trolley roal In the cities
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, and connecting those
cities with McKeesport, Homestead, Braddock, Wll
. merdlcg. Turtle Creek, and other Important manu
facturing towns, and that tho Un.' of road now
owned and controlled by the United Traction Com
pany earned In twelve months, ending November 30.
1607 (during seven months of which period the roads
were operated under separate managements), more
than enough not only to pay the Interest on all obliga
tions then outstanding, but also to have paid full
dividends on the Preferred stock; that for the five
months ending November 30, 1807 (for which period
only tbe United Traction Company baa been operat
ing the constituent properties),
Oross receipts were (019,142 48
Operating expenses, including taxes and
Insurance 007,829 91
Net earnings .(311,312 62
Pro rata fixed charges for Ave months... 208,041 07
Surplus (103,270 86
Six months' dividends on (3,000,000
Preferred stock 75,000 00
Surplus earned In fire months orer full
dividends on Preferred stock for six
months (28,270 85
A dividend of 24 percent, has been declared upon
Iho Preferred stock, payable January 3, 1899.
It Is expressly provided In tbe terms and condi
tions of preference, under which this stock Is Issued,
that tbe Preferred stock of this Company Is entitled
to receive cumulative dividends at the rate of 6 per
cent, per annum, which shall at all times be paid, If
earned. In preference aud priority to the payment of
any dividends on the Common stock, and addition
ally to share equally with the Common stock In the
surplus profits In each and every year after the Com
mon stock shall have received dividends at the rate
of six per cent, for such year.
Application will be made tohave this stock "listed"
on tbe Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh Stock
Exchanges.
Coolcs of prospectus, maps, counssl's opinions, eta,
may be obtained at the offices of tho undersigned.
Habtcriptlona will be npesied at our offices on
tho morning of IVedneaday, the nrth dnyorJan
nsrj, tins, and closed at S P. M. the following day.
Allotments will be msde as promptly as possible
thereafter.
The right Is reserved to closo Ihc subscription earlier
than tbe above date, to reject applications, or to allot
smaller amounts than those applied for.
Alex. Brown & Sons,
Baltimore, Md.
N. Holmes & Sons,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
December 24, 1607.
Mobile & Ohio
5 Per Cent.
First Mortgage Bonds.
Due 1947.
(MONTGOMERY DIVISION.)
nererrlitsT t lb letter of the Tretldent or
tbe Mobile Jt Ohio Railroad Coinpnny adrer
tlsed on January 1. 1S09. and our offerlar r
a limited am aunt or tbe abore described bend
t OIL, and Interest, nolle la bnreby vlren
tbnt tbe price or eald bonds line been advanced
to OR1! and Interest, subject to a furlber ad
vance lu price YTttboat notice
On application to tbe iinderilffned. circulars
describing tbe bonds can be obtained.
Central Trust Co. of New York
64 WALL STREET.
Hallgarten & Company,
28 BROAD STREET,
TRAVELLING CREDITS.
CIRCULAR NOTES
OF 0 AND UPWARDS,
available in all parts of the world, for
sale at the current rale of exchange, by
MORTON, BLISS & CO.,
un Xastaii Street.
MORTON, CHAPLIN & CO.,
41 I'rlnles Wlreel. I.undon.
8iKi; ri'.Mi notii'i:.
CH10A0O, MILWAUKEE AND 8T. PAUL RAIL WAV
COMPANV.
80 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK. Jan. 3. 1MIK.
Notice I. hereby glten that tbo follott lug described
Uinds of this company fur (1,000 oacb, knoitn as
Income .Sinking Fund Contertlhlo 5 Per Cent. Howls,
bato lisen selected by lot, In accordance ttlth iho
terms or Iho bund", tone bald for at 105 pereeutuiii
of prlu'lpal with afcrued Interest, on presentation at
this onlce. The number! arc aa follow si
BS 17" -Jill 4 UO 111)1 11177 1IMI7
till 1IIO U74 41!la 114 1 IIIN1 103'J
Ull DOB tlSU UU7 1)117 1IIN IDJB
loi ana ans mil linirt i ivivi lotm
IDT 0115 40N Uiri 1'JfiU 14711 IOHI
III UU4 4111 UUS I mill 15-11 IIIN-J
IU7 I97U 470 UTI 11103 1DOI lOhll
Interest on these bonds will cea.o on the 3d day cf
February, 1898. ... ,.,
FRANK H. BOM). Vice-President.
Kountze Brothers,
Bankers,
BROADWAY AND CEDAR ST., HEW YORK.
Buy and nuke advances on Railroad, Munici
pal, and other Securities.
Draw Dills of Exclunge on England and the
Continent, and make Cable Transfers.
1 f '
r4--H-J- .,JiMfc.i7.. ' Mfrr-4'VV s$5&mt fM
, , , , ,
'InnHrim.
lllrfst,M'VV'''WWW''lrw
New York Central & j
I Hudson River R. R. Co.
3 1-2 Per Cent. Bonds of 1997.
Principal and Interest payable In (JOI.D COIN OV
TUE UNITED STATES of the present standard ot
weight and flnenrai without deduction for any lit or
taxes which the Railroad Company mf y be required
to pay or to retain therefrom under any present or
future law ot the United states or of any Stale or
County thereof.
NEW YORK AND LONDON. January 1st. 1898.
To folders afBondt and Debt Ctrtiflcatet or Dtben
turf of the
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY,
viz.:
First Mortgage 1 Oondf, due Jan. I,
1903;
First Mortgage 6 Sterling Bonds, due
Jan. I, 1903;
Extended 4$ Debt Certificates, due
May I, 1905;
5, Debentures, due September I, 1934;
Af0 Debentures, due June 1, 1905.
navlng msde a contract with the New Tork Central
and Iludson River Railroad Company for the retire
ment of its entire bonded debt, as above, at or before
maturity, we are now prepared to receive not exceed
ing (20,000,000 ot the above-mentioned Bonds, Debt
Certificates, or Debentures for exohanga Into tbe new
Three and One-Halt Per Cent, Oold Donds of said
Company. Tho outitandlng Honda and Debenture,
or Debt Certificates will be received by us at their
present value calculated to maturity on a Caper
cent, basis, as follows;
ISSUE. DUET VALUE. ON.
First Mortgage
Ta Jan., 1903 116.93 p.cant. Jan. 1,1698
First Mortgage
Sterling Os.. Jan, 1903 108.41 p.o. 1 Jan. 1,1803
Figured
onlmlsof
$973.33
par for
eaoh bond
of 200. J
Extended Debt
Ctfs.4s .May. 1005 103.87 p. cent. Nor.l.lR97
Debenture til.. Kept., 1001 1 oil. 21 p. cent. Sep. 1.IR97
Debenture 4s.. j June. 1903,103.27 p. cent., Deo. 1.1H97
REMARKS:
Jnlertit at the rait aO'-i per cent, on noruy valiu
calculatedfrom thele datit to time of delivery trill 6s
jMifd in addition.
The bonds mutt bear the current coupon.
Tho new Three and One-Half Per Cent. Gold Donds
will be delivered In psyment at 108 per oent., and
accrued Interest to date of delivery. Fractional
differences tt 111 be adjusted In cash.
Tho existing bonded debt all matures on or prior to
Juno 1. 1905, and the new mortgage provides that
none of It shall be extended beyond that date. Con
sequently, on Its retirement, the new bonds will b. a
first mortgage on the railroad property and real
estate of tho New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company; Including Its railroad, terminal!
of extraordinary value at Now York, Buffalo, and
other points, all tbe equipment of the Company!
and also Ita leases and other property, all as is more
fully specified In tho mortgage.
Copies of tbe mortgage securing tho new bonds may
be obtained at our office.
J. P. MORGAN & CO..
28 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
J. 8. MORGAN & CO..
23 OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON.
CITY OF NEW YORK
31 Per Cent.
cnti'ov on nnaisTErtnD
Gold Bonds.
MATL'm.tC 1D1S TO 1027.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
FOR SALE BY
Vermllye & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Nassau A fine (is. Kos. 37-30 Pine lb
REAL ESTATE
PURCHASERS
desiring a LOAN to complete their
purchase, can SAVE MONEY by
applying to
ahd TRUST COMPANY
146 Broadway, New York.
17C Remsen St., Brooklyn.
Capit.il and Surplus, $4,500,000
CarleyStokes&Company,
INVESTMENT SPECIALISTS.
Undertake tlie selection of rail, ray bondi and
shim1 uhl h Aro galulug In value bscauio of uew
lUvrlopnirntft.
KiKnuraze imii-ar'tinnu on the New York Block
Ei change In fractional lota at price of 100 share lota.
Mti. orncRi
20 RKOAE STItEET.
Uplowni Waldorf-Astoria Ofllce. Astor Court, when
new building completed udjotnlng A. tor National
Hank.
Iho publlo Is cnrdlallv Invited to our Information
Room, adjoining Nets York btock Kxcnange on New
street.
Market letters, prepared by Francis D. Carley,
mailed on application.
Members New Yorkjtock Exchange.
Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Co.
(or cmcAfit)).
The Annuel Muting of the btockhulders of the
Peoples fias Light A Coke Company will ha held
at Iho ofnvo of tbo Company In Chicago, 2 Madison
Klreet, on Mondaj, January loth, lbuti, at eleveu
o'clock A. M.
The transfer booVa will lie closed In accordance
with the bj -laws, at the dose of business Monday,
December 23th. 1897, ami will reopen Tut.Jay,
January 11th, lUt,
C. K. C. HILLINGS, President.
HAVEN & STOUT
1 Nassau Street, Cor. Wall St.
(New York Stock Exchange.
New York Cotton Uxcliange,
Chicago Uoard of Trade.
Orders executed on the above Exchanges in
BONDS, STOCKS, COTTON, GRAIN
I gauRfra nnd tofter?.
TR MAKR A ttriXIALTr OF
BANK & TRUST CO.
STOCKS.
P. J. QOODHART & CO.,
Mtmitrn ,, v. rsToris rxi'iiamih,
38 WALL STREET.
.SnvliiflS 3anhiB
Union Dime Savings Institution,
BROADWAY. 32D ST. & SIXTH AVENUE
QUEKLBY SQUAItE, NKW YORK.
Intorest credited January 1st, payable!
January 20th, or nny tlmo later. Ilato: FOUR
per cent, from tnlKVlH). TIIREK per conL
on tho excess up to $n,lH0.
Mnnoy deposited beforo January 10th
draws Intcrost from tho first.
CHARLES H. SPRAOUE. President.
OKOItOK K. HltlllMALI,. Treasurer.
FHAXt'IS M. I.KAKK. Kccrclnry.
THE NEW YORK SAVIN3S BANK,
(JTH AV.. COn. 14TII ST.
The trustees have ordered that the Interest to bs
credited to depositors Jan. 1,1808. shall he at the rats
ot TOUR PF.R CENT. PER ANNUM on all sums from i
K to $3,000, Deposits made on or before Jan. IS
will draw Interest from Jan. I.
FI1EDERICK llUOnSON, President.
RUFUS II. WOOD. Treasurer. '
WILLIAM FELSINOBIl. Secretary.
EAGLE SAVINGS & LOAN CO.,
1B0 REMSEN ST.. BROOKLYN. N. Y. '
(Near City Hall Square.)
SAVINGS ACCOIMK DRAW INTEREST AT B
TER CENT. PUR ANNUM JULY AND JANUARY.
IKVKST.Tllt.YT At COI'.VTH PAY O PERCENT.
TER ANNUM. sr.Ml-ANNUALLY.
INTEREST nr.nlNS ON DATB OP DEPOSIT.
TIIR BUK I'Olt HtVltl.9.
2B0 Fourth Avenue, New York. Jan. 0. 1898.
TUP. BOARD OP TKU&TEKS 1IAVI1 DECLARED
tbe usual Interest under the prutlslons of tbe by
laws for the six months ending December 01st. as
follows:
At the rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT, per annum on
all sums of 83 ami upward not exceeding $8,000.
Payable on and after tho third Monday, being th.
7th day of this month.
The Interest Is carried at once to tho credit of de
positors as pr nclpal on the 1st lust., whore It stands i
exactly as a deposit. J
It will bo enter d on the paaibooks at anytime 1
when required on nnd after the 17th Inst.
MERHITT TRIMBLE, President
ROBERT 3. HOLT. Secretary.
HARLEM SAVINGS BANK,
an At 3uhi timiui avic, ion. mini fit.
THE TRUSTERS DIRECT THAT THE usual semi
annual dividend be paid on all deposits, entitled
thereto, at tbe rate of 4 per cent, per annum on alt
sumafrom $5 to fil.000, and npercent. per annum
on tbo exceas to $3,000; payable on or after Januarr
17. Money deposited on or beforo January 10 will
draw Interest from Jsnuary 1.
CHARLES II. TOOEER. President
L. HOMER HART, Secretary.
December li. IH07.
WEST Mlir. IlAMt.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2Stb, 1897.
The annual election for Directors of this Bank wilt
be held at the Banking Room. Nos. 185 and 487
Eighth avenue, on Tuesday, tho 1 1 th day ot January,
1896, between tbe hours of 10 aud 11 A.M.
Tltr.o. M. BI!IITIK. Cashier.
.
Siviflendu mill 3utttax. '
OPFICR IIP
BOUrHRIlY IIAIl.UAV io.mimw.
80 BROADWAY. N. Y., December IB. 1807.
At a meeting of the Uoird of Directors held thla
dar. a dlvldtud of ONK (I) l'F.HOKNT. on the pre
ferred stock of 1 bo Company was declared, payabln
January 20, 1808. topref rrod stockholders of rcconl
on the closing of the transfer books for preferred .
stock.
The transfer boots for preferred stock vi 111 close
December DOth. 1807. nt 3 P. M., and will reopen Jau
uary 10th, 1808. at 10 A. M.
JOblAII F. HILL, Secretary.
23 WALL STREET. N. Y.. Deceralter IB. 1897.
The above dividend or ONE PERCENT, will be pav
ableon January '0, lb9S. to holders of record at th
close of business on D cember aoth. lhU7. on th.
books of the Voting Trustees for certincates for pre
ferred stcck or the South ru lladwnv Company. A
The trausfertooksof the Voting Trustees for cer
tificates for preferred stock will closo Deeeinlier 30,
I8U7, at U P. St., and ttill reopen January 10, 18U8, at
10 A.M.
J. P. 3IOROAN CO., Agents for VollngTrmtees.
OFFICE OF CONSOLIDATE!) ICE CO., 1
231) ST. AND I.EXINfllON AV..
NEW YOI1K, January a. 18U8.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of three per cent, oa
the Preferred Mock or this Cumpanv lias this ilsy
been declared and tt III be payable on January l.Vh.
1 HUH, to stockholders or record at the closo or busi
ness January run. 1HH8. The transfer book will b .
closed at :l P. M January Mb, 1N08 uud itopcucd i
January 18th. thus, at ID A. M. &
Dividend cbcks tt 111 be mailed to stockholders of '
record as u'oot e unless otbem ise Instructed. J
II. F. MORSE,
Treasurer.
ajummonvtesllb (Fire) Ins. (u. or .Yew Vork.
03 WLL! AM ST., JAN. 3, IhOS.
The dlreotnrs hsvo declared the following DIVI
DENDS: TIIRI.E PER CENT up,m the Capital Stock,
pavahleon demand ttn or after .Ian. tun, l80h.
FIVE PER CENT. Iuti rest upon the outstanding
Scrip, payable on demand on or after l'cb. loth.imiS;
and
THIRTY PF.R CENT, lu Scrip upon the Participating;
Pollclea expired In 1897, Certificates for tt hti'h ttlll
be tcsued on demand ou or arter .Moy 1 7th, lbli.
The Transfer Books will remain elO!ul until the
IQthlnst. C11AS. s, I1AR1 OWPreslrtent.
New Vork Helling A. Pncblng Co.. I. tinned,
25 Park place, New York, Dec. 2llh, 1897.
Coupons due Jan. I, 181(8, on the fl per cent. Mort
gage Delenture Bonds of thtt Company Will tit, paid,
upon presentation, on and after that date at thcoftlc.
or tbe Knickerbocker Trust Co., un Uro.idivay.
WM. T. HAlltl). itecretnry.
Loi'iNt ili.e, nniri:itso ami nr. i.tAii
n til. wav co.
1st Sitae, a per rent. I.nld llonits.
The coupons of the above Ijouds. duo Jan. 1st, ?
1808, will be paid on January ltd, ut tho onlce or th. 1
Railway Co, No. 7 Wall st .itnoni 8 I
EDWIN M. POST, Secretary. j
Clcrttons mul JHtctuins.
OFI'ICK OK " '
THE rlllf.SI.O. Itlll'li ISl.tMl I
AMI IMI'IIK IIAIl.UAV IIMII'ttlV. i'
ClIICAlit), III., Deccmlier 2,1. Ib97. s.
A special meeting of the stockholders of The Chi J
eago, llo, k Island and Puclflo Uullwur Company '
dulycalled ty Ibe Hoard of HlHH'tois, u 111 be held at I
tbe Oeucral Onico of tho Cnmpaii), No. lit Van I
Buren street. In the City or rhleago, Count of Cook. J
andritateor Illinois, on the Mfieiuth rl.'.ih) day of T
lebruary. A l. 1801, at 10 oVIoek A.M. for iho
purpose or considering, toting, and deciding whether (
the stockholders of the comp ov ttlll Loiiseut to ami '4
will uuthorUe Iho creatloii of a boii'lerl debt by
(he Issue, at such times and In tuch amounts
aa from tlmts to time tho Board or Directors mav I
determine, or bonds, payable In Hold Coin of 1
the Putted Mates of AuiTlC-i or the present '
standard or weight and miens,, and not exceeding
the aggregate principal aiiui of one huudrod million 1
dollars isiuo.ooo.uooi, maturing January t. iim.
anl bearing a rate of Interest not exceeding five psr A
centum er annum, payable semiannually: and th B
execution of a mortgage or deed or trust to Much i
Trustee or Trustee! as may lie designated by the ,
Hoard of Directors, to be duted January I, A D. IM-.
to secure all such bonds, which are to be ttsued for ,1
the purpose of refunding, redeeming, or pn In, at t
or before maturity, outstanding obligation of this I
Cniupan.t.and of such other coiiipanle. tthose mil- v
road, shall hereafter lie acfjulred livcon-oll.lat on or
iiurchai-e by I ho Chicago, itotk Island nnd I'Ji'ltla I
Railway r'nmpauv, and for the purposo or tlieriitura B
enlargement. Improvement or extension of the prop- f
enyof thl Company! and also whether I ho stock hold. t
ers or the C'ouioaiiy will coiiHut in. and uniirnvnor. ,r
such morigago ror securing I Im salit bon Is at shall bs K
submitted to tho sold !nPellni aii'i ttlll ratify th. J
priK-eedlngs of Iho Uoird of Dlreoinrs aulhorlzlnc i
such bonds and such mortgage or deed or trust and
Indicating the property to be cotered thereby: and ,'
ror the rurther purpose nr considering, toting arid
deciding whother Article Mil or tho Articles or Con A
solldatlon or this Conipatir adopted tlio 2nd day ot j
June. In the .tear A I). hii as the sul.i trlleln wa i
amended at tho mutual m etlng or tlio stockholders (
orihlt'ni,aiil on the .Mil dnv or June. A. D. 189. i
shall be further amended as to reivl. "The highest !
amount of fundi d debt t lib-It th" company shall 0. ,
subject shall not execod sinn.uuu ono." ',
It. 11. O S.HLK, President '
W (I. l'l'RI).Secretar.
THE ANNl'AI. MEITI (. of the .toe'.bolders of the J
1 AMMHCAN P.MU'MATIC 'luul, COMPANY, for S
tbe election of Trusts is mid the truusaiilou of such ''
oil er bulll ss us 111,1) Ih, brought beforo Iho meeting, .V;
Kill be beM a' the nfflee of the Cuiiuiiny. mi Wash- n
lngtou street, Nctt York, at : P. 31, January I'.illi, '
18118 '
Te tranhfer books of the Coinimnv will close at S ,
P. M., January loth, nnd reop.'H ut 10 A. M January
SOIh, IH118. a
JA8. S. MacCOY.
- 1,r'',!!: ,f
'I'ilE ASM'AI. Ml.niSUof the.tiickholdersof the fi
I HWA.SA IIM'II ll'MI'AN'Y ttlll bo held at the ffi
ofTlceof Iheeomiisii), !M M ddeu laue. New York to
itt). on 'luesday. January llth.at sloven o'clock A. .fl
M.. for the election of dlieitor. aiiilliispei'iors of clec M
lions for Ibe rmulng year. (tlKiiedi IB
JAS. c PE sIlODY, Hec'y. 6U
Copnttnrrjihlii 3iotircef. m
OFPIC'F. P I'l.SMV IlltllS., W
Bankers and Brokers, Si Exchange Place, Bj
NEW YORK, January ltd. 1898. H
We take pleasure in announcing that Mr. ELIaUA H
DYER, JR., has become associated with us from this H
date. ULUAN BJW.

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