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THE MORNING JOURNAL-COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1808.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS EARN 4" INTEREST FROM MAY FIRST.
Itopnslls mmlo In this Hunk's (.minm (Icpiii-tnicnt on or before Mtiy II ill
will rlnuv lutorcM hi tlio rule of four per cent, from Ilic llit day of Mnj. The
aihnnliij;os of ii sinliiKM iktoiiiH nrc superior to liny oilier form of Investment.
Your money earns I',',, eompoiindeil seml-iiimunlly Is perfectly safe mill can
be drawn any time you desire It, It Is the easiest mid host form of wains j
money. Come in and Willi It over with lis.
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WALL STREET NOTES
With Union Pacific Leading,
Stocks Reach New High
Level for the Year.
BOND MARKET BROADER
American Smelting Moves Up Sharply
D., L. & V. Pumhaae Boosts
Locomotive '
With Union Paciflc as tho market
"leader" stocks reached new high
levels for the year for certain Issues.
Union Pacific shortly after 1 o'clock
touched 139 6-8, coming out In large
lots on the tape. Reading at tho same
time moved up to 111 and Smelting,
Amalgamated Copper, and various
other active Issues showed much firm
ness, The market was steady to firm
all of the morning with about tho
same volume of stocks as Monday,
but with bonds considerably more ac
tive. In the last hour stocks were
quieter, with a tendency on the part
of most issues to ease off a little. But
bo pronounced weakness developed.
It was such a recession as Is often
seen after a sharp rise.
X.
X.
X.
X.
The earnings of southern roads tho
lost two weeks show what floods and
tornadoes mean to railroad revenues.
The Texas and Pacific lost week lost
$174,286 gross, and Southern Railway
291,ftlfl and Loulsvlllo and Nashville
$226,097.
The bond market showed a broader
tendency, being nearly twice as active
as Tuesday. Among the features were
Mercantile Marine 4 l-2s, Interbor-ough-Metropolltan
4s, Union Pacific
convertible 4s, and United States Steel
sinking fund 8s. Wabash 4 per cent,
certificates were also quite largely
traded In. That the trading In these
bonds indicate absorption by the out
side public was not altogether con
clusive. Pools were operating In some
of them.
Arbitrage houses sold 10,000 rhares
of Steel, Union TacHle and Ontario
and Western. The ease In money in
London was reflected In yesterday's
call rate of 1 1-4 per cent. The con
tinental selling of mining shares con
tinued and exerted some Influence.
Tho Pennsylvania loan was quoted at
a premium of 3 3-8 per cent.
American Smelting moved up
sharply In connection with another
advance In the price of lead tho
third advance In a very few days. X
pool was active In this Issue and tho
street heard much talk about the re
ported participation of the Rockefel
lers In the management.
The purchase of forty-nine locomo
tives by tho Lackawanna railroad was
made tho pretext for bidding up
American Locomotive stock yester
day. In Wall street efforts were made
to have It appear that this order will
be followed by others, greatly benefit
ing tho manufacturing companies.
Nothing, however, developed Indicat
ing the placing of orders for much
rolling stock at this time.
i.:., n. i. &. v. c. 4 p.c. Bds.
Chi., St. p., uVt. & Omaha..
CIMcmru Term. Trans
do. pfd
Cleve.. C, O. St. L.
Col. Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern
'Consolldiiled (ins
Iielnwaro & Hudson
L'el,, Iick, & Western
Denver St Klo Grande pfd...
Distillers Sec. Co
Krlo
do. 1st pfd
do. 2d pfd
General Electric
Ot. Northern pfd
Hocking Valley
do. pfd
Illinois Central
IntcrboroiiHh Met
International Paper Co
do, pfd
Iowa Central
K, C, Ft. S. . M. pfd
Kansas City Southern
do pfd
Lake Erie & Western
Louis. & Xash
Manhattan Elevated
Mo., Kan. & Texas
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Xntoln.il Lend Co
'X. Y. Air P.rake
Y. C'en. & Hudson ....
T. Chi. St. St. Loul
Y. St Xew Haven ....
Y. Ont. & West
Norfolk & Western
do pfd
North American
l.Vnrtliern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania R. R
People's Gas, Chi
Tressed Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car Co. ..
Railway Steel Springe ....
Reading
do 1st pfd
Rep. Iron & Steel Co
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Sloss Sheffield
Southern Railway Co
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
St. Louis & Southwestern.
do pfd
Third Avenue
Texas & Pacific
To!.. St. Louts West. ..
do pfd
Twin City Rapid Transit ..
Union Rag & Paper Co. ....
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
V. ft. Kxpress Co
V. S .Realty Imp. Co. ..
IT. S. Rubber Co
do 1st pfd
S. Steel Co
do pfd
do S. V. fi per cent
Vlr. Car. Chem. Co
Wah.ifdi
do pfd'.
Well.s-K.irco Krpress Co...
West. Union Tel. Co
West. Elect, f'o
Wheel. & Lake Erie
do 2d pfd
j Wisconsin Central
do pfd
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In tho late trading sterling rose to
487 1-2, afterward It reached 486 7-R,
closing a trifle up for tho day. Tho
price of tho Paris check on the other
Bide was one-half centime higher,
selling at 25 francs 13 centimes. The
exchange market was influenced by
the foreign purchases of New York
city revenue warrants. It Is believed
that about $5,000,000 of them will go
to Paris. A few millions more were
reported to have been sold yesterday,
.bringing the total sales for the week
up to virtually $38,000,000.
Greater attention was paid to indus
trial Issues and low priced railway
shares. Chicago and Alton, National
Lead, American Locomotive, Wabash
preferred, Distillers Securities, United
States Rubher, Texas Pacific and Mer
cantile Marine were all more actively
dealt In yesterday.
Closing rnrcES.
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Trinity . . II Hi;
I'. :J. .Mining . . . lis 3S
'In. pfil -1 1 1 1
I'm h ( 'mis :io
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riiiii'ii sime , . ,. ,-,: ' r,t'.. , m ' 5 op
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Pulled Fruit . . ,13sn; n ;- ni
Xew JI11 veil v ,.I3i;ib Ul.'i'i ;ni Kl'i'i
I, Of A I, STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Cor'-eeled dully by KlinDerly, Knot &
Co., Investment liroUers, 133 uranne
as '4
4 2
30 it
7
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street.
Par.
City 'HC., 100
Firm Nailnnnl loo
Seeiunl iN'iil.lnnnl i 00
Nat, .New Haven .... 100
Mechaiilen IJ0
Mereliiinis Niitiiinal. . 50
Nat. Ti'MilesiiiPim .... luO
New Haven County. . 10
Vale Nnlloniil 101)
New Htivon J'i nut . . 1 00
I'cuplo'B It. & Trust. . 100
Uliil'k'litlUI'IIU MllltK
Far
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AiHoi'lean Hai'iV.vHi'e.. J00
Ainere;m ltrass
IJill.siiis Klec, UiiHlnU
Internal loiuil Sllvt-r .
'In. 1.1
New Jim en Ua.s
N. 11. Water i.'n
Peck Stow & Wilcox.
Keeuriiy I UNO ra neo . ,
N. V. Af N. J. Tel...,
t. N. F.. Tel
Hwil t Cn,,
1 )0
100
100
25
ii '1
100
100
loo
Cnlled Illuminating., 100
Hallrnail Mo. kn
HiiHtnii A Alioiny.... Jao
I. 'iillll, it. t i iou
Conn. Kj plil
I aii I m 1 1 ,v llel liiv, . , , 25
New Kmiil. Norlli. . . . loo
II. t C.i'in. West.., ion
X. V., X. 11. .t II. U.K. loo
lliil.r'uul iIuiiiIn
Uerkshlre Ht. iis, 1022....
Uri'iu' iHirt 'j rue, its, HtTi
Biimu! 1 laniu.iy 4 vs i. i' l u
Conn. It. A: U, la tiain.. .
Conn. Uy. 4s, Jlml
Cniin. Ily. Is, in.',;
Cm. ii. Uy. 4-t. I'.'.'i'j
Cmia, ky. il -Os, Ki.iO
u. it .. 4s. u;-,
liali. .V Jieiliel .is, 1.0 I. . . .
liai leio iv 1'. C. 4, Hill. .
do, 4s, ll'iil
lioii-iaoine , h, lulu
do. 5s. luil
Mnr. i'oini. ini, ):.':;
.S.iagaiuek 4i, It'ol
Noi liiaiiiptnii tis, mull
N. U. .V: Cen Le r us, KI..J. . .
N il. it Herliy hit is, lOli
x. ii. .t w. it. .,s. mi j. .
X. Haven Slreet is, m Kl .
N. II. tl reel ii, tli
Xew Lull. ffl. 5s, K'23..
N.Y., N il. & H.i'iui.O.'.KilN
X. V.X.H.iV ll.ennii.;! ',t!i, I i'ir,
X. V.. X. 11. .t ii. is. U'ii
Uu. aiss, Ki.it
N. V. .t N. K. is, mii. .. . .
X. V. .t X. i.. 4s, KUi...
I'ruv. Security 4a, 1 ." 7 . , . .
SlllH'O 1.IIH! i'.js, l'Jl'J....
Wor. & C. K. 1st 4!i,.s. 1343
Plil. Asked.
1 4 1" ' "
170
190
180
67 Vi
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176
16 '4
iii'j 135
125
110
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107 113
101 ' 102 !i
100 101
154 100
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Hid. Asked.
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xr.xv Yonit sronc maiikkt.
Reported over private wires of Prince
& Whitoly, members of the New
York and Boston Stock Kelmnges,
Xew York office, 62 Broadway, and 15
Center street, Xew Haven. Conn.
Xew York, May
Adams Express Co 168
Amalgamated Copper ' 62
Amer. Car Foundry Co 36
do. pfd 03
Amer. Cotton Oil
do. pfd Sn
Amer. Express Co 1S2
Am. Hide & Leather pfd... Mb
Amer. Ice Securities 22
American Linseed Co 9
do. pfd 22
Amer. Locomotive Co Bl
do. pfd 102
Amer. Smelt. & Hedn 7?.
do. pfd 97i,i
Amer. Sug. Refining Co.... 127
do. pfd 122
Amer. Woolen Co Wi
Anaconda Cop, MIn. Co 3Ri
Atch., Top. & Santa Pe..., 82
do. pfd ms
Atlantic Coast Lino 84
Baltimore & Ohio 8Sy8
do. pfd 82
Bay State Gas Co
Prook. Rapid Transit Co.... 47 Va
Brook, t'nlon Gas Co 10S
Brunswick Co S'4
Canadian Pacific 15.V;
Central Leather 26 H
do. pfd 94'u
Central of Xew Jersey ITS
Chesapeake & Ohio ,1S
ChiuiKO & Alton 22
Chi, & K. IH. pfd.
Chicago & Gl. Western .... 44
do. A pfd 17
Chi.. Milwaukee & St. P.... l.ll'i
do. pfrl 150
""'iii. it Northwestern 152r;s
6.
175
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Reported ever private wire nf Trlnee
W'hltely, members or the Niw
York end Boston Stork t.xehnng?3.
Xew York omi, S2 Hmndway, and 13
Center street, X'cw Haven.
Xew York, May 6, K)"!t.
Open, llluli. Low. Last.
Am. Copper .... ia
Am. C. A; V
Am, Cottiin Oil.. 2S"4
Am. mien
do. pfd 10" :
Am. .Smelting . , 72 ;1t
Am. Sugar 12V '4
A T. it H. Fe . . . 81 -;a
do. pfd
V. & 0 8S
Hrook. 11. T. . . . 4;
Can. l'neifle . . ..155 i4
Cent. Leather. .. 20
do. pfd 04 '4
Ches. & Ohio. . .. 28",
Chi. & (it. W.... 4
('., M. St. P.. .131 I J32U 130
Chi. X. V... . 152 153 ',3 153
Col. I-. it 1 25 an i.,
Cun. Oaf llO-i. 1 l!i. 1 111",
Del. & Hudson. .16iii.. ii4 inn i. jm
Krlo IS", 10 !, 1S Kc,
do. pfd 33 U 31 r.i't at
IH'll. e.ieewie . 1 .11 4 i-.l"! l.M't i .el "4
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116
Adams Kxjiress 4s, 1945. .
KuMi.n Klee. 6s. KM'S
111-. nit ijiu L. & W. 6s, 1937
In. Silver Oh, 1918
In. Silver 6s
X. II. Gas. eun. 5s, 192a.
X. 11. W.Hvr eon. mi'i-15 --
X. 11. Sewer 4s, 1014 OS
X. H. City Bridge. 3!-i....
Xi1iii. Steam iis, mU-20 1H
X. L. Gas Si V.h-. If, 1027-. 97
X. L. Uaa .4 Klee. is. Ki2t 9.
s. n. ):, Tel. :. mis inj
.Swift Co. ;, 1011 '.is
I'nlt. HI., Is. Kit" S3'a
Aske.l.
104 '4
S2 is
150
9G
1"3
102
90
SS "
Ex-dlvlduid.
stock .m HKicr m; n:w.
of reports desiKiied to show, in detail
the rlty's real e.stale holdings. He es-
tiuiHles that these aggregate nearly!
$2,000,000,000 lu value. ,
The llrst department for which this j
compilation 1ms ben made Is the lire
department,, because of tho fact that
it has hitherto had no record whatever j
of lis real estate holdings. It lion heen
found that in nuiny liistaneca the title
to land standing u tho name of that
department cfiine to the city under the
IiHiiKiiii charter In ISafi, One of thciie la i
the lilnek hounded by William, Pearl, !
ami Now "Chambers streets, and Park j
Row, which wan then designated as
"vacant waato, and unappropriated
land."
INTKRnoKOU.ll TAX 1'KKK.
Xew York Itnplil Transit Lines Kx
1'iiipt on rraiichlse Tux.
Albany, May 6. The Inlerborough
Rapid Tianmt company of Xew York
wan sustained In a decision handed
donn today by tho appellate division.,
thltd depart nu'iit, in IIh claim that It
l.s exempt from taxation for special
franchises.
The company appealed from the ac
tion of the state board of tax commis
sioners In Hs.soKsIng the special fran
chises at $0,orO,000 fur the year 1905, on
the ground that It was exempt from
this class of taxation under tho pro
visions of the Rnpld Transit act under
which the subways In Xew York rlt
were constructed and are now operutod
by tho Interborough company.
MORSE TRIAL IX JUNE.
i x-llankcr Willi Curtis nnd Heltiie
Plead Not Guilty.
Xew York, May 6 When Charles W.
Mor.se. Alfred 11. Curtis, nnd F. Aug
ustus llelnze appeared before Judge
ll'iimh In the criminal branch of the
United States circuit court, this after
noon, Assistant District Attorney Stlm
pon tab! he would have the three men
plal id on trial next June.
a'H pleaded not guilty to tho Indict
inents. In lh ease of Morse and Cur
tis, Jinlse (nugh directed tho govern
ment to furnish a bill of particulars to
the df fend.itit'a counsel, describing mis
application of funds, which appears in
charges Xos. 2S and 29 of the old
counts.
MORE n.WK INDICTMENTS.
Critml Jury Probes More Deeply Into
Jenkins Trust.
Xew York, May 6 When It was
learned today that the Kings county
giand Jury had for the past forty-eight
hours been continuing tho work of In
vestigation Into the affairs of the Jen
kins Trust company, the belief beenme
prevalent that one or more additional
Indictment!) would be banded' up to
Julian Pike In the county court next
Friday. 1
It had been supposed that when the
Indictments were found against fath
er and sons last full everything of an
Incriminating character had been
brought to light.
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Mo. rnellle , .
X. Y. Central
N. Y.. o. & w.. . a
X. A- W 0 7
No I'a.'lfle K'.ai4
Pnellle Willi . . .. 2
I'eniiHyh Htila ..II !ii4
People's (ins ... !'0
Rending J 1
Rep. I. tii. S 18 if,
(In. pfil 07
Jtoek Island ... 16
dn. pfd 32 i
Sn, I'neille ... 84
Sn. It ft II way ... 1 5 'i
do. nf rl 40 it
Tex. Pacific. . 2ii'V
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W, V. Tel n"la r.7's
W, Si. L. K pfd.. 9 '3 H.
Utah Copper ... 28 20'a
I'll. Paelfle . .
do. pfil. . . .
V. S. Rubber
do. pfd. . . .
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Hulls In l:flei tl( Control Willi Ruling
Largely I'rofrsslonal.
Xew York, May 6.- I'rb'es of storks
were advanced n;;aln today, with ev
erv evi'lfiice of effertlio cniitrnl of the
market on the part of the bull trad
ers. The buying was called largely
ptnfessl'inal and protective, although
the persistence nf the advanee bus had
the effect of Inviting fmie outside r 111
tli'lp.ition. Apparently Mine ileinand
ren.jiitm to be satisfied from the tin
covered short Interest also, In spite nf
recent heavy piiP'ha res f"r that nc
(oimt. It Ik evident that bear opera
tions have foll.iwed the advance in the
expectation that It would culminate,
and these affnr'l fre.'di sustaining force
for the market as the rise compels
their covering. Various railroad and
Industrial sticks touched the highest
piles ,,f the year today. The trans
continental group oll'i'ied conspicuous
example. The market largely revolved
about the Harrlmati Issues. The au
thorization granted by Hi" stockhold
ers of the 1'iilon Pacific yesterday for
an Issue of ?loo.omy'lo caused n suppos
ition that the company's financial plan
will be put In operation very shortly.
Tim mporl during the day that a meet
Ing of directors was called for tomor
row pointed to the Immediate prospect
of the bond Issue, it s a very com
mon .assumption that extensive meas
ures are b'llls used to foster the
strength In the jdorfc mark'd In prep
aration for tills bond Issue. 'Advanc
ing prices for sto-ks whet the appetite
for new Issues, whether of stocks or
In mis. The etrength of tho stock mar
ket was by no means uniform imr did
L fpre.id through the Hat until after
n. petlod of Irregularity and hesitation,
Copper ro'-'e In London ami (lie A merl
in 11 Smelting company advanced the
price of lead here. Pome buying of
slocks -was based on the expectation
that the government, report nn crop
renditions to be given out Friday III
prove very favorable,
support was extended 0
up to the end of the day.
ponds were Irregular.
par value Ji.fl'id.nno.
V, S. bonds were unchanged on call.
COSI I R. KNAPP RANKRl ITCY.
Xew York, May 6 An Involuntary
petition In bankruptcy was (lied In the
United States district Court today
against the stock brokerage firm of
Cosfir, Knapp St Company by creditors
with claims of $7,350. Tim total liabili
ties of the company aro not stated in
the petition. The assets are snld to
amount to Jo.ooo, mmls Werner, as
slgneo of the company, was appointed
receiver of the company by Judge
Hough, ChirPs Coster, one nf the
members of the firm, recently took his
life by shooting.
THE NATIONAL
TRADESMEN BANK
of New Haven
Is prepared to meet the nrtlve demand
for I .nil its of 'ml!t drawn In Sterling
for tin use of travelers abroad, and for
I.etlerH nf Credit drnwn In dollars for
the lio of travelers on tills continent
during t)ir coming ccnsoiis of travel.
Tnm elrrV Checks are also Issued,
awiMsblp everywhere.
All business jott may give lis will be
handled to (he best advantage.
We trust you may sen lit to favor us
with your intronage.
1 'elermlned
the market
Total sales
Stocks & Bonds
Stock Exchange Securities
can b hmitdit on the
PERIODICAL PAVMENT'PL'AN
.find pnid for Ky convunionf ln.tol!mnt,
.AVOIDINd MARGIN CALL4
1 5nd for full pnrliciilftrj (
carl-isle: t co:
BANKERS &. BROKERS
74 Brondwsy. Nw York.
STOCKS
BONDS
F. S. Butterworth & Co.,
Investment Securities
Private Wire for execution of orders ujia New York Stock Exchange.
Quotations and Information furnished upon application.
Telephone 31003101
Exchange Building
FINANCIAL.
Eqllable Policies
are
Standard
Strong
Safe
Liberal
Profitable
Economical
Satisfactory
Desirable
May Investment Offering
Connecticut Hnllnny & Lighting Cn, I'nstniiiped x1t Bonds.
I'nlted Illuminating Co. A'n Howls.'
Southern Xew Kiiglnml Telephone Co. hr,'e Bonds.
Xew Haven Water Co. V,'o Convrrtlhle Debentures.
Punliury St Bethel Street Hallway Co. We BoihK
New York, Xew Haven & Hartford Hnllrond Co, 4 Debentures.
National Tradesmcns Bank Stock.
United Illuminating Company Stock.
CLARENCE E. THOMPSON & SONS,
810 Chapel Street. Telephone 2053.
0-7 ritF.FEIlRED STOCK OF THE
FULTON LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER COMPANY,
UK FULTON, N. V.,
Dividends payable quarterly. Jan. 1st, April 1st, July 1st and Oct. 1st.
"The Preferred stock receives 8 per annum before any divi
dends shall he paid upon the Common stock, and when there shall
have been paid upon tho Common stock dividends up to 6 per
annum the Preferred stock shall participate with the Common stock
until dividends up to "To have been paid on both the Preferred and
Common stock."
We recommend thin stock as a very safe Investment, and
offer it at a price to net 6.15. sriX'IAIi CIRCl'LAK.
H. C. WARREN & CO., Bankers, 103 Orange Street.
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
MEMBERS C
NEW YORK AND BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGES.
Xew Haven Office 27 Center Street.
F. I. WETMORE, Manager.
NEW YORK. CHICAGO. BOSTON.
DICK BROS. & CO.
30 BKOAD STREUJf, NjsJW YORK.
MF.MHEIIS
w York Stork Eel,nnsr Philadelphia Slork Exchange
M-w York Cotton Fielinn)te York Cotrcr FJiehnnge.
er Orlrnn Cotton Fx.hnnur) Clilrnno noar of Trnde
Associate Mmilicrs Mirrpnnl Cotton Eiehnnn. Stocks, Ilonils,
Cotton firnln anil CofTre,
EDWARD B. EAMES, Mgr.
XTW HAVEN nrt.VXdl 83 CK.XTEll STREET
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insurance I?
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Beneficial
Necessary
Superior
LIFE ASSURANCE!
SOCIETY
Paul Morton, Pres.
C. H. Porter, Manager,
Exchange Building,
New Haven, Conn.
New Haven First Mortgage
Real Estate Loans For S
$ 6006 $24006 $10006
2SJ0 6 10006 2400 6
1600 6 2800 6 2800 U
30006 1500 6 800061
10006 40006 ' noo el
6006
Full particular! regarding cor
famished on application.
Lomas & Nettletij
BANKERS nnH RRnitrBM
137 Orange Strost.
Tax Exempt.
Massachusetts Lighting Cv
6 Shares
a 102, yielding 5.88.!
Send for Circular,
The W. T. Fields Ctf
002 Chapel Str
Tel. nPTO,
BRANCH OFFICE
John Knox & Co., Commission Brokers Bonds and Sloe
' It I. A 1 IJ I i
Hubinqer Building, 840 Chapel Street,
Trlrphone 51T0. .... NEW IIAVE3T, COJfJT.
Corrrnpondent John Moron.
tockB, noniln, Grain nnd Cotton boimlit and old for Cah or on Moderate
Deposit.
Quirk rTlee, prompt dellery, tin medlnte rttlmnt.
AIo dralera In mlnlnn ccirltlM o f hlKh itrmle
James C. Kerrigan.
Rooms 11-12, 102 Orange Street.
INVESTMENTS, INSURANCE, REAL. ESTATE.
If you desire to dispose, of ninitll lots of Southern Now Fnglnnrt Telephone,
New Hnven (inn. New Huron Water, Conncrtiotit Hiillway and UglHing coin
nion stock, or nny local stocks or bonds, I tun obtain tho highest price for the
came.
IIOSTOX HTOt K MARKET.
Report.pd over private wires of llorn
hlnwer Weeks, mombfru nf the
New Voi'K nnd licifltmi Htnek Kx-
hnnges, jr runic i. wctmore, innna-
Ponton, Mny n, inos,
Hlfc'li. lxiw. Bid. Aiiknil
(rer,
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Allfinll''
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.,h ST. HANK MQVI!) ATF.S,
I liitci-lioroinrli Will ii he Taken Over
by (iiiiii'dlnn Trtivt, C(inii,'in,v.
Now York, liny fi It w.'ih annoiineed
lndiiy by A. (i. ( ioudHt'h, pi'PNldont
nf the Intrrlmrn hunk, nt No. 40, Well
Hlrrrt, Unit j, li.id Ihm'H deeliler to
Ikinliiate tho iiffnlrs of Hint Inst Itnt Ion.
Mniiin' weeks ngo, It umk roporterl that
the hunk v:m tn he tnken over by tllu
(luardl.'in Trust oompnny, nml the elee
linn (if President t lnmlrleli ns vice-
' jirowldnnt. nf I ho trust, eonipiiny wns
1;iken tn rnnflrni HiIh report, ;is wns iil
sn the elpcllnii of three of the bank's
officials to tlie directorate of the trttirt
Institution. II bus, however, been ulti
mately decided to wind up the affairs
of the hank,
Aeriii'illni; to lis lnnt ptnleiiiont, de
posltH of the, bunk now amount to leps
than Sinn.non, ivherenH hefm-o the iian
b: Hiey were $Sin,(ifi(). The hanks wns
oririinlzed In 11104, with a capital of
$200,000. 1
H1MIOV If)M(.n CITY.
New Vork Owiim Property Valued at
$2,(HI0,(IIH,0(l(l.
New York, Hay H ( 'oinptroller .Metz
Uaa begun tho pfeparutlun of a Eorics
i
EVERY DEPOSITOR
of (ho New Haven Trust,
Company hIkiiiIiI feel free to
consult our Officers: In regard
lo any mailers pertaining to
banking or llnnnclal affairs.
Wr are always glad lo be
of service to our patrons, and
will be pleased to give coun
sel and advice to those who
desire safe invest meat, for
their funds,
Your account and banking
business very cordially In
vlted. Capital $100,(100.00
(Surplus and Profits 110,437.10
ATTRACTIVE
INVESTMENTS
For Odd-Lot Buyers.
To Yield 5 to 8
Southern New England
Telephone 6 stock
Conn. Ky & Light. Co.
4' common stock
Conn. Ry. & Light. Co.
4r; preferred stock
United Illuminating Co.'s
8' stock
Security Insurance Co.'s
12?- stock
Tri-City Ry. & Light. Co.
6 preferred stock
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
4? guaranteed stock
Kan. City, Ft. Scot & Mem.
4 guaranteed stock
THE
Chas. W, Scranfon Co,
Investment Brokers
103 ORANGE STREET.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
James H. Parish & Co.
ucceedlnff
NEWTON PARISH.
Stocks and Bond
Dealers in InvestmBnt Securities
86 Orange Street.
MERCANTILE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
FCRNISHES A CONVENIENT
AND 6ECCRE PLACE FOR
THE DEPOSIT OF YOVTt SE
CLKIT1E8 AND VA.LCABLEH.
72 CHURCH STREET.
CEO. A. SAUNDERS,
Local rtepresentatlvo of
The Colonial Investment Co.,
201.202 Malley PIiI'r. Tel. 5T10-3.
New England ARrt. for The Mean
Alvorrt Company, exclusive, dealers In
Long Island Real Estata.
Local Investments.
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
new Convertible 6's.
Conn. R'way & Light 41-2 s
due 1951.
International Silver 6's.
KIMBERUIOOT & CO..
TL 1101. 1SS Oran ntrrrt.
Prince & Whitely
STOCK AND BOND
BROKERS.
52 Broadway, New York.
15 Center Street, New Haven.
Members New York and Boston
Stock Exchanges. t
STOCKS, HOXDS and all classes ol
Investment Securities; also Grain,
1'rovlhlonn and Cotton boutjlit and Hold
on commission.
Private wires to New York, Boaton,
Chicago and Richmond. Vs.
Boody, Mclellan & (
BANKERS AND BROKERS
57 BROADWAY, NEW Y0
MEMBERS OF '
New York Stock Exchant
lioiiglit and sold on conimlssloi
cosh or carried on margin; nj
Cotton, Grain or Provisions.
INVESTMENT SECURITI
A SPECIALTY.
NEW HAVEN BRANCH, 29-31 CENTk
JOHN C. CLARK, Manager
Private Wires to New York & Chi
NEW HAVEN
COUNTY
AIM "I I mini A a'
til STATE STREET.
ESTABLISHED 1814
Capital S350J
Surplus $360,
x.
Ibis bank otters 10 djf
ura every facility for buaiij
and invites the account of
porations, flrraa una indiv
EZEKIEL 0. STODDARI
HORATIO G. REDFIELlf
WILLIAM 0. REDPIELF
Aialatant Ca?
ID8 Union Trust
NEW HAVEN.
Chartered oy oia.iv nwim
y. i... . a u..r aa fcTAntlln
Willi auinorii t vv -
mlnlstrator. Ouaraian. Recelv;
nnrlr will or deea.
AiUB.v., V
1h luKal utpynwy money pJ
." i'uoiio liuta J; unuil
u lruiee lur AiaiucipdiiUeB, Co
uuna ana inuivmuaib, ana aamu
Trusts ot ail Kinaa. r-mpoweiea
..vlaeiices ot Inaeuuaneas, manage
ins luuus, and ua f" oaB'iie.s
f"H ,.., hv Trust LuniDan
111 UBUUllJ
U also doB ae6ia' banning
nen, eoilectmg cueeKs, notes, co
and receives aepo""i. xiio imnu,
eicli trust is invested by itself!
kpu" separate and apart irom thf
erul aaseis ot tho Company.
This company la by lawi regt
examined by the Bunk Examiner 1
State of Connecticut. I
HE.MtV L. HOTCHKISS, PMstf
EtiOiKVE 8. MKlSTOli, Treasf
C. B. B0LMER,
Manager New Uuven Branch.
Cannon, Morse Co.
Insurance anil Ileal Estate.
FIItE PLATE GLASS AUTOMOBILE
LOANS HEAL ESTATE FIDELITY
BONDS: j ; : i : ; ; ; : t t ; ;
702 ClIAPKI, STIIEET,
New Haven, Conn.
Listen Men
T 1 m .3 A M,intfi(V . r atshi
offices for your various Unri '
insurance, would it not f
great convenience and sinf
tbe insurance question W
trust to one responsible anfjf
perienced party ALL you
surance matters .
We are equipped to as! j
i , i nAM.. u
look over our equipment. '
NORTITSAGENf' I
70 CUURCII STREET.
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