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14 THE HORNING JOURNAL-COURIER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1903. I Sew smlnu-i hccouiiu. opened v lt.h litis Hank on or before November 10 j will iIitiw inii'iTst iir tin- nil o of four r com . from I lie first rtiiy of fcl iMi-iiiiirr, Interest ii,miIiIi' o cry three moni us on l mil Intve to wall sU niotitli, (. l"i u-iiiil with mml ImiiiU- mi Impnrljiiil point for the icrin who litis limney llml ulll mil he used lor Ihe next llirce inmillis. Hrinc II here nml lime It cur t stuiiethlim for you, Tito Siiinu Ilitnk iioooiint h llto keystone 1o a yoiiM!: mini's sueciss (most of llieui). Are you enjoying (lie sensation of Itl'lllR MIIMTSsflll? OPEN AN ACCOUNT HERE NOW ! Col. I'li'M Iron . , Con. (Ins ,. H. A HiiO T"l., 1,. V.t. Krlo -I'"., pf.J ifii, Klee. C.i HKM W?l BI,K EARVIXT'S. UVi 14' Mi's HI5, Ifi IH9 ir.T's 16T'-i I Villon and Sontliorn Pacific TVutils It', i:j:i' ?. 31 44', 44 1 :!?, 1,32 31';. 44'., 132' (it. Nnnli-ni pM.H't'j 141'i i:i!j W, WALL STREET NOTES CLONING IMUCEV Early Strength Produced by Union Pacific Ends in Weak ness Due to Steel. HARRIMAM'S STATEMENT SO'i 42'i I.omlon on Vnevpcetedly Large Rtiyer .Tohn D.'s "Out for Taft" Statement Rood for Bryan. 3T 9 :r5 24 '4 25 12 There, wnro "wide opening" salps at the start In Union Pacific and South ern Pacific, 0,500 shares of Union Pa cific br-lng bought simultaneously lie 1'vcim 172 5-8 and 173, and 1,200 Southern Pacific at 109 and 190 1-8. Tims Union Pacific gold 3-8 above London parity-, St. Paul was 5-S high er anil Romllng 1-4 higher than Thursday's clotting. After an Irregu lar market during the first hour, stuck bornme very (strong towards m id day, nnler the lead of Union Pa cific. This strength was checked when the Harriiran railway earnings were published ; then, In the last hour, the weakness In the Steel shares wa.s re peated In many other stock. There was evidently a good deal of "unload ina" for strong Interests during the da-. The heavy tone of Pteel common nude it still more manifest that there 'has been very excellent selling on the pepfontbor quarterly report of earn ings. One hou.ve has disposed of ahnut fin.aoo shares. In addition to the sell ins: by people who had a general idea of what, earnings would be, Plttshtirg people have heen selling sh.irt, as they chim that they cannot see from the b-'-al situation how the Steel corpora tion managed to do so well during the summer months. Preparations for the ovmbr dis bursements, amounting to about $90. OOfl.000, and some hesitancy about making loans with the same freedom as of late over the election period advanced money rates to 2 per cent. The cash movements this week of money Indicate that the interior de mands for currency need no longer be reckoned with. It did not require a captious critic to notice, first that the record-breaking net earnings of the Union Pacific wore published four or five, days ahead of the. usual time, and second, that their publication was immediately preceded by violent inside manlpnla- Manhattan Elevated . . . . 135 tlon of Union Pacific stock. The high- (Mexican Central K Reported over private wlrM of Prlnco A Whltelv, members of the New York ami Boston Smrk Exchanges, New V'ji'll uiliOH, 02 uroa'l wa.i , aim ia Cetitrr sirn, v"- P".v.-m. 'nun. New York, Oct. 30. Adams Express Co 181 Amalgamated Copper ., S0',s Amer. Cay Foundry Co. . 42 do, pfd 102 "i American Cotton Oil ... 36 "4 do, pfd 90 American Express Co. ..192 Am. Hide & I.eath. pfd. 24 U American leo Securities. 24 American Linseed Co. .. 10 ty. pfd 23'i Amer. Loco. Co 50 do, pfd lOi! Amer. Smelt. Refining 92 TA do, do, pfd 104 Amer. Sugar Refining. , 132 do, do. pfd 128 American Woolen Co. .. 23 Ana. Copper Mining Co. 45 T4 Atch., Top. Santa Fe. 93 do, pfd 96 Atlantic Coast Mna.... 92H P.altlmore & Ohio 98 'j do, pfd in Bay State Oas Co 24 Brooklyn Rap. Tran. Co. 48, Brooklyn Union Oas Co.. 139 Brunswick Co 1314 Canada Southern ...... (14 Canadian Pacific 1.4 Central Leather, 24 ; do, pfd 9514 Central of New Jersey., 205 Chesapeake Ohio .... 43 i Chicago Alton 38 "4 do, pfd R5 Chic. K. Illinois, pfd. Chicago Or. Western. 7 do, A pfd 2 Chi., Milwaukee St. P. 143 do. pfd If 7 Chic. Northwestern . . . 1 Slij C. R. I. p. C. 4 p.c. bdR 73 Chic. St. P M. O.. . .136 Chicago Term. Trans. .. 4 do. pfd 12 Col. Fuel Tron Sv, Colorado Southern .... 41 Consolidated Oas 144?i Delaware Hudson .... in; Peia.. Lack. Western . 534 i Pistlllers Sc. Co art "4 KrU sm do, 1st, pfd 43 do, 2nd, pfd 364 General KlectHe, 143 Orat Northern, pfd. ..132T4i Hocking Valley, rets. ... 841), do,, pfd 83 i Illinois Central 139 Interborough Metropol.. 9 '4, International Paper Co. . 9 do, pfd S3 Iowa, Central 2 4 K. City, Ft. S. M. pfd.. 65 Kansas City Southern.. 58 do pf 1 Tke Erie Western. . . 16 Louisville ft Nashville. , 109 j Illinois Central ..ill ! Intorlior-Motro.... in j do, pf, jit j l.oiiis. & .Wish. . .100)4 I 'Miss, K. & T. pfd.. R i'Mlss. Par 56 '3 j N. V. Con. lV H....106 Nor. & Western.... 75'i Nodih I'nclllc Purine Mail.. Pennsylvania p. c;. l. &c.co.ciii 144 10 29 ' innT, K5ii 143 10 29 C4 Sl'ovv Rlggot Fisnrcs In History. New A'ork. Oct. SO. Two nf the most re mark. -1 hli.- railroad earning state ments ever given nut. In Wall street were published to-dny. In spite of Hie pret ailing business depression, the i'n lon mid Southern Pacific railroads end ed September with the largest amount any mouth U.3 10 29 109fc i fi.j. or net earnings .ite'n .ih ;ih' 106 W-i'i 105 4 40t 4fl 4ai "5'i T'v'Si "5'4 7.V,i .146U146U 14o'i 14,V 26 26 26 26 126'i, 12TU 1264 126tt 96 96 96 96U Mending do. pfd Rrp. t. & S. Co, do. pfd II. I, Co ! do. nfd ln;l-i I South. Pac Sou. Hy. Co do. pfd Union Pacific ,. do. pfd .13:i'j 134 . SS SS ,21 24' i . 814 814 . 194 194 46 474 .109 1094 133 S8 244 SI 133"i SS 24 Si 50 4 106 4 93 105 ',4 133 130 2414 46 934 964 92 99 89 H 494 142 14 65 175 25 97 208 43 V, 38 4 684 150 19 194 46 464 10S' ICSI4 . 224 23 22'4 23 . 534 54Vi 53 54 ..1724 U34 172i 1734 .. 91 91 91 91 U. S. Rubber Co. S3 834 33 334 ' do. pfd 100 100 99 4 99 4 U. S. Steel Co 48 4 48 4 47 474 do. pfd 1104 1104 1104 1104 Ctah Copper 43 4 43 4 43 434 Wabash pfd 27 4 27 274 S"4 W. U. Tel. Co.... 694 594 59 69 BOSTON STOCK MAHKITT. Reported over private wires of Horn blower A Wrekf. tnentberi of th New York and Boston Stock Ex changes, Frank D. Welm'jre. mana ger. Boston, Oct High. Low. Bid, Adventure 94 84 9' Allouez 38 Arcadian 3 Atlantic 184 30. lAsk. 9 Boston Cons 144 Butte eolation ... 2" Cal. Ari 120 Cal. Hecla Centennial 34 4 '44 Copper Rang ... 77 774 Franklin 13 13V, tireene Cananea . 10 104 38 3 - - I84 144 - - 264 - - 120 1194 120 ft Inthelr history. According to the figure pub lished to-day, the i'nlnn raclflc's bal ance of earnings over expenses was l,ftilrt,oiia; that of the Southern Pacific $3,94 1,00 1. Tor the 1'nlon Pacific this was a gain over the same month last year of $l.416.nOO; for the Southern Pacific It was a gain of $1,062,000. I'lilon Pacific's gross Income last month was much greater than In Sen- temhet last year, being. In fnet. larger j than any month hut one In the com pany's history. Southern Pacific's gross ! was below 1 n 0 , but rigid economies In expenses convened this loss Into the very large gain reported for net. Wnll street has heard that the statements would be f.ivorahle. but the showing was very much better than was gen erally expected. RMCJAL To conservative Investors we wish to recommend THK FIRST MCiHTfiACiF. 5 PF.R CENT. BONDS at par and Interest Tilt: 0 pi h cknt. pni:i'KKiu;i stck THE SCRANT0N ELECTRIC COMPANY. at 95; yielding 6.32. The earnings of this Company for the twelve months cndlns September 30, 1 0S, have just been published, and are as follows. Twelve Months I'.nillnn September 00, JOOfl (irons Income S44ll.N0fl.afl Gross Run-it S40.7WI.43 FINANCIAL 104)7 S320.Ml.;i iHi,(Kin.i;i A el Income Income on nunils Surplus Over l'Ue,l Charge Uhldrnil on Preferred Slock. 200,1 47.7 77.000.00 122.M7.7sl 30,000,00 140,74 1. OS llnlnnce S 1)2.547.78 F. S. Butterworth & Company, Telephones 3 1 00-3 101. Exchange Building. Your , Widow Will not need to marry U, home if you carry a life pcsl in messag. .Tones Did you deliver any to M". Smith? Johnny No, sir. His office was lock- ed. -Jones Well, why didn't you wait for him, as I told you?' Johnny There was a note on the door saying. "Return at once," do 1 came buck. Philadelphia Inquirer. 344 Mo Kansas Texas., 31 do pf 154 Missouri Pacific , 5&, National Biscuit. ....... . S84 National Lead Cfl,,,,,,, 82 4 N. V. Air Brake 76 eat price was reached on heavy pur chases during the first hour; then, when the statement was given nut, some one old his Union Pacific shares freely enough to force down the price 1 1-4 point. This sort of thing has be come quite inseparable from develop- N. Y. Central Hudson. 105 ments In Union raclflc's finances. To- v., Chicago ft St. L. . 37?i day the "good news" was apparently j N, Y, ft New Ha ven . . . . 1 46 4 hlirrled In ahead of time; there was j N. Y., Ontario A West . . 4n an occasion, not much more than two t Norfolk Weatern 744 years ago. when "good news" was j do pf S04 "held up two days to admit of a bet- North American 5i,4 tr adjustment. Wall street said. nfjNorthern Pacific 1454 certain speculative machinery. j Pacific Mail 264 ; Pennsylvania R. R 126 (, The price of copper rose 1-8 CPnt "Ple's CTas Lft C. Chic 96 4 further to the high price of the year, j V"1 C"r This Is b rise of 3-8 since Wednesday ., pr " of last week. Amalgamated Copper ! m"n I0"" ' ' " lM ' stock (l.'cllned on the news. Yesterday ! seemed to be the occasion of concert. 1 ,lPMlT1 133 4 fd realizing by well posted parties on n"WR which they knew beforehand. do 1st pf 88 Rep. Iron Steel Cn... 24 do 1st pf 80 Rock Island Cn. ...... . 19U That Cmsolidnted Oas should fall do nf 46 from 14R to l?,f) In several days' time, Sloss Sheffield 72 fetid rally to Mfi 1-8 during a Ilka In- 'southern Railway Co... 22 4 terval. surprised nobody In the flnan- i do pf 5S. elal district. Tills stock Is a law unto Southern Pacific 10 S ii.elf. In closeness of control It; do pf 118 ranks with such stocks as Lackawan- St. L. A f outh-western . , 18"t do pf 49 Third Avenue 29 Texas Pacific 26 30 do pf 67 Twin City Rapid Transit 89 4 Union Bag & Paper Co. 7 4 do pf S9 L'nlon Pacific 173 4 do pf 9 U. 8. Kx press Co 73 U. P. Rubber Co 32 do 1st pf 984 U. R. Steel Co 47 4 do pf 1104 do sinking fd 5 pc.103 4 Vir-Carolina t'hem. Co. . 32 AVabash 12, do pf 27 4 Wells-Uargo Kxpress Co.2S0 59 S2 8 4 9 26 4 0 1 V$ f'HnniAniAn cm thr flnrir harl fnr nnA of its prlticipal triples the news that Tnl ' t. L' Western J.rlin P. ftockefeller had "come out" for Taft. Renrioli trailers contended that tola mount swinging a. large vote in it to the democratic column, but were noticeably timid about selling Ktocks on the prospocts of the Bryan victory which they figured out. An other contention was that the Indica tions were that the big people were confident in a victory for Taft and a return of business prosperity sooner than would bo the case under a change In the dominant party in the xncuUve branch of the government. 2 uav, 159 12 73 138 ,6 15 30 4 424 145 187 536 .31 31 44 4 37 144 13 90 88 140 10 104 53 4 24 4 69 28 4 614 IT H 109 314 65 56 4 90 S3 78 106 38 147 41 754 85 68 1454 264 126 96 34 95 4 166 414 183 89 4 244 81 194 46Vi 72 4 23 54 108 118 4 19 4 49 30 264 31 4 ! Islo Royal 104 22 4224 j Mpa. Cons 5 i Moln'wk 67 j Nevada Cons 16 ) North Butte 844 Old Dominion ... 53 Osceola 118 Parrot 27 Qutney 94 Shannon 164 Tamarack 79- Trinlty 14 1". P. Mining 3i do pfd 45 Utah Cons 40 United Copper .. 13 Am Tel Tel. Swift ft Co, ... 5 87 18 83 52 118 i'M 93 164 6 174 83 524 117 274 92 35 78 104 64 1? 84 63. 118 28 93 784 17 39 V; 79 18 31 16 334 9 12 1274 '28 126 157 103 103 United Phot com. 55 54 54 M do pfd 264 2i4 J84 United Prult 1304 130 130 1304 New Haven 1474 H6 17 1474 THP; 4 OTTO MARK FT. Reported over private wires hy Hayflett, Btone ft Co , members of Kew Torlj and Boston Stork and New Tork Cot ton Exchanges. New Haven branch, 88 center street. High October 9.13 November December 900 January 8.86 February March 8 82 May 8.79 June July H 71 August Iw. Close. 9 03 -- 8 99 8.99 8 67 6 8! 881 8.93 6 8 8,74 8.71 8.64 FINANCIAL New York & Queen Gas Co. f I S 3 c jfities. f New York & Queens Elec. & f t rower uo. aecuntns t Traded in I S. H. PELL & CO. T Memher ?f. Y. Slock Kiehmtg. Wm. Wheatley, Manager enlisted J and Inactive Securities T'e T partment. t 43 Rxeharige Place, N. T. Tel. 7S06 Hanover 4 $ "fr 4Mfr'H",s"l""fr l'r,frsV4V'fr 'H"-4 H. C. Warren & Co., BANKERS Investment Securities 108 Orange Street. Bonds for Investment. Connecticut' Hallway & Lighting Co. 4'n. Providence Securities Coin puny 4'n. Groton A StonliiRtoii Street Railway Co. 5's. Wflllliifffortl 4ias Llgltt Co. 5's. Iinnbiiry netbel Street Railway Co. f'. FTansvllle Fleelrle Railway 4'o, 4.'s. Wllllnianllo Jns and Fleelrle Light 4"o. S's. CLARENCE E. THOMPSON & SONS. 810 Chapel Street. Telephone 2053. STOCKS. New Haven Gas Light Co. New Haven Water Co. S. N. E. Telephone Co. The W. T, Fields Co, 902 Chapel Street. T1. KM BONOS & STOCKS OF THR COTTON MARXIST. Reported over private wire of Hayden, Ptone Co, members of New Tork and Boston Stock and New Tork Cot. ton Exchanges New Haven branch, 83 Center street. New York, Oct 29, 198. High. low, I.sst. December f4 887 891 January 8,", 8T8 ssn March 88a 872 875 Mav 876 868 STI Unquestionable Security Netting from 5 to 6. FREDERICK C. HULL, INVESTMENT SECURITIES, , 850 CHAPEL ST. Correspondent Bertron, Storrs & Griscom, Nw Tork. BANKER 9. Phlla, 8 72 8 65 LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS. Corrnctxd daily by Kliiiu irly. Root 4 Co , lnvvitment liroHert, )ti Ornn aireet. Ptr. City IwO 1'lrst National 100 fcecond National.... 100 I National New Haven 101 ! Meoiiaules 60 IMarulinnia National.. 60 I Nut. Tradesmen. . . . 100 .New lt,iven County., 10 1 Vale National 100 i New Haven Trust ... 100 t'euiiiu i A j'rual.. luu :ld. 140 17i 193 191 H2 ii m 164 134 125 I li Aaked. 66 70 Mlscellnneoua Stock. Par. American Brass Inn American Hardware, loo Kdison Klee.., Hostuu loo Cott.in ijil common, which lias shown more than its usual activity of late, was ruie of the strongest of the low-priced shares, gaining more than H point. In. Silver, pfd 1 io New Haven Gas.... 2j I N. II. Water. . . . 6'i 571 ! i'eok, Stow (k Wilcox ii onii i Security Insurance, . 2,t ' , , S. N. K. Tel 100 s i wwift & Co ino Lulled J 1 1 urn I nit 1 1 n k too 61 1734 33 !i0 3.1 !! '2 47 110 1 o:t i4 33 12'i 27 K Hid. 115 113 S3 5 3 45 44 lHVS i': 160 Itallruud Mocks. loo 214b k:i ,4 tti 175 3'J I 10 W. T. Telegraph Weatlnghouse Electrical Wheeling & 7-a.ke Erie. . do 2d pf Wisconsin Central do pf -Ex-dlV. London was an unexpectedly large buyer of utoeka In this market taking probably 85,000 shares, mostly Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, and sell ing very little of anything. In bank ing circles this buying waa rather gen crally attributed to covering of con tracts in connection with the exten sive "calls" put out by London some weeks ago. These ventures, from the looks of things, were disastrous to the Amal. Copper makers. Tim losses appear to have Ant. Car &- Foun. been anywhere from 4 to 0 points on j Am. Cot, Oil Co.. Union Pacific, but much smaller on Am. Ivo. Co other mocks, which have not advii nc- ' Am. P. & K, Co. cd s.i much. American stocks were notably strong In London before the local opciing, apparently the result uf bidding up on Now York orders, for the purpose of driving In tie short, interest above referred to. 1'nl'in 1'n ciiie nas 7-8 higher than the New y.. rk: parity. .Southern I'itcilic 1-2 higher, ami Nort'hern I'nellle 3-4 high er. This "'i"" the New York e.iilv;i- lent of 172 ertablisiltill i c ar. SICW YORK STOCK MARKET, Reported over private wires of Prince A Whlte'y, nienibers or the New York and Boston Stock E,cliangss. New 1 ork nltlce, R2 Hroarlway (.enter ttrerr. New Haven Nw Haven. Oct. 30, ion. Open. High. Low. Iiist, i Boston A Ibnuy I Conn. It. I i oiin. u A I., i i i . . . . luu ; Lunuury oc Mecnel... ii New ) ,ond. Nnrll I'm 11. Ai Conn. v.-t 100 I .V i.. N. II. II II It. 1 io KallroitU Dunts. HM ' Berksliiie St.ky.6s.dua U3: lou Hub. N. V. Air i,,ni) 4a,lUut I'd ! ill ihgi poi t I fm', ,1s. !(3 4 '4 j Urieiui imiiiwiiy 4,HI4k DM i. Mine I;, .v I.. 4!vs. Htainp. luo ! i iiiih. Hj. 1 '. -" 1 HO i ons. ity. 4s, l!i,iii I 'Otis. I';. , I Kelt Cuiib. lii. tlclia., 193b iJ. A- j. 4, luo.i Havlcm I'. C. 4s, lull. , ' ,m. 4s. l!lo4 HllUKHIIlli- Is, 11)10 dti. Is, 11)37 Mel'. Conip. us, 11)23 Alendeli hi. .if, dm.: 1114. Naug.it nek 4s, I!',. I Nun iiMinpnui os. ihmi N. II. Cenler iis, l!i;i,i.... N.H.ei lie,-n,v Isi os, iluel'j 1 1 N. 11. A-. . II. os. I'.ilJ. . . New Lon. St. lis. r.ijll. . . . and 16 -v h. tsireet a. i m .. New Lon, at. u. 1D2J. . .. N.V. Nil. eonv. ;i4s, IH.ii. Askod 110 in 240 66 44 H4 4 4S 47 119 10.! 166 216 Til l. HORNBLOWER & WEEKS ' MEMBERS OF NEW lORK AND BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGES. New Hnen Office) 2T Oritur Street. NEW TOBK. CHICAGO. . BOSTON. BOSTON. NEW YORK. HAYDEN, STONE & CO, t ANKERS AND BROKERS. INVESTMENTS. NEW HAVEN BRANCH, 33 CENTER STREET.' E. B. EAMES, MGR. James C. Kerrigan. Rooms 11-12, 102 Orange Street. x INVESTMENTS, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE. ItlL Nil A hi I " ' w .vv ma m LIFE ASSURANC SOCIETY , For particulars C. H. PORTER, Mg Exchange Bui BRANCH OFFICE t Boodf, Mclellan & f RANKERS AND BROKER li 111 BROADWAY, NEW YC MEUIBERS OF New York Stock Exchan Bonds and Sloe Bouglit and sold on comnilttslo? cash or carried on niacin; r Cotton, Grain or Provlilon,1 INVESTMENT SECURITl" A SPECIATTV. - NEW H WEN BHMCH, 23-31 CENTb';, tlOnN C. CLARK, Munap-r11 rrlvate Wires to New York ft Chi If yon desire to dlapttv of Mitnll lot of Sonthem New Enj-land Tdrphone, New Haven Gas, New Ilnven Water. Cottnmlcnt Railway and Llglillttg com mon stock, or any local stocks or bonds. ) can obtain the highest price for the fame. Commercial Securities Company 902 Chapel Street. Syndicate Investments Financing Meritorious Enterprise Industrial Securities Bought and Sold Southern New England Telephone Co. Stock. The Chas. W. Scranton Co., Investment Brokers, 103 Orange Street. Personal Supervision. The officers of the New Haf Tl-lltt fnntnanv nl.n M..J,.' snpenlslon to all financial trH actions or (he Institution. We assure rou of promt courteous sen Ice, whether yi account Is large or small. Checking accounts cordlrf' Invited. f'npltnl $200,nno - ' Surplus and Profits, , f8.891?j ' Fiscal Representatives of the I'nlted Wireless Telegraph Company. Now is the time to buy United Wireless Stock 41 14,' .ill "i SIM, 9, 1 Vi 271, S 1 B S0 W'f, . 42S 42 1 'a 42 Am. fin. R. Co... . Am. Woolm (Vi.. At.. T. &. . Fe.. Hiil. & ) HinoU yn K. T.I.. fun. I'ni'lflc Con. l-i'iUlnM' do. l I'. I flies, & iihio fill. & (it. West. , .W4 .. 34 . 4!lj . IT4-1 . 4".5k JO'li ."ll'i fM K i:: IS2-K in2i ir., V.. N.H. H II us, I'.MS 131 do. IHif. I;il --- SO1! I N. V. & ,s. I., is, 1945. . .. HJ 1'rnv. hrvtiril i I.', 1 !m i . . . . K4 Sliorti l.liiv HMU lOU'j 1 , &. . . i. . in, i 1 1) . , , , y t AsKod. I'll 2 1)2 - ID 'Jo U8Vt n.i llX - 1 1 :t 108 IH.il.j lit I mi M6 lu4 IUI ln:i i"i 't lua 111 Prince & Whitely STOCK AND EONJ BROKERS. 52 Broadway, New York. 15 Center Street, New Raven. Members New York and Boston "Stock Exchanges. STOCKS, BONUS und ull ilussrs of Investment Sccurlllen; also Grain, Provisions and Cotton bought and lultj on commission. Pfvate wires lo New Tork, Ikxton, Chlcuuit and Ulcliiuoud. V. C. B. BOLMER, Manager New Haveu Uraack. 42 U 5fi t Wor. fl. Wast. I'js. 1943 I i)i) MlKM'llnneuu llonils. ;,.x for l'nlon I'arllK'. nndlfhl,, Mil. & St. P..14:'.'i new Jiigh price fur the Clil. A N. V IIT C, C, C. St St. L. '3 Ill's l"i 438 4s'H 174ij 141 i lil't, i4 AilHiiis Kxlnt'BS 4s, lu4t. U2 Uranrtiril 1- & V. is, IU.li vi In. silv-r ". H-i:i In. s.iv.-r i;.h. mis i n;i4 N, II, I ins I 'ull. .'is, I !i I V , , I ti 'j N. II. Wtttnr run. I !i In- ."i I ii ! N, II. Sewer 4m. HH4 i ,. ii. t ' 1 1 HrldKC ;Mas,. as v..u I...H siln.'im ii. 1 '.1 1 :i - '.'li 1 il ''' ! Nonvli'lifr is l'".lt'r.7is,l!ij:i lull 7 : S, N. K. 'I 1., litis .i: 1411, Swill, tc Oo. b, 1KI4 t'J ' i I.' nit. HI., 4s. 11)40 a II' ; ii I ' i-dlvliieiid. iiiiii !HI 174", 105 11. i 1.12'., S.) liM '-t S'l lul l"2'j 13 lOillj Hi The National Tradesmens Bank OF NEW H WEN lakes plrastirc In olTcrlni; to Uf Jin I runs ilic bi'iiollls and lilvunt ttgrs of its reputation ami t-Apcri-elite, Willi ample '.'Uiillnl and large rcsonncu it Is libit.' lo afford lo lis t tistomcrs every fat lllly con fclstt'lit ulth good IiuhIikm. Inillvldiuils ami I'orporulitins Kiiislili'rliig iliniigiiig or cnlarg Ing llielr bankiiiK totiinn lions, Hie cordially Imlted lo correa iiund will. Uio liuuk. F. C. Bnslinell, Preati R. S. Woodruff, N. V. Kendall, R. E. Dronaon, Treat m Jliiileiwiiefs A 1 f MV COMPANY lJ General Insurance aes CHAPEL STReET NEW HAVEN, CONN. Telephone 2955. UNSURPASSED FACILITIES. Prom pi nml Experienced Allcnllon (ilvcn lo EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE. NEW HAVEN C. C. CARROLL COUNTY ; STOCK BROKER. Itooins 22-23 Hublnger Building, 840 Chapel St. Tel. 6069. James H. Pari & ucc ending Nt'WTON 4 PARISH Stocks and Bom Dealers in liwstfimt Seoul' 86 Orange Street. ; , , !:',- GEO. A. SAUNDERS- 1 Local Representative of ! . The Colonial Investment - 201-202 Mallcy Bld'g. Tel. 6S, 'lV New England Agent for Thou 1 Alvord Company, excluilva dea ': Long Island Rci Estate. ' ' - The Union Trust : '-. NEW HAVEN. Chartered by the State of Conn witn auilio.lty to act an Kxecutw, tnlnlstrator. Onardlan, Hecelv ' trustee, under will or deed. I li itRBl tiepOLilory of money t to Court, and PnbllR Trust Funiii t Trustee for Municipalities, Cue tions and Individuals, ind ndtnli Trusts o( all kinds, r.r. powered I as Registrar of Slocks, Bonds oiv evltiunces of Indebtednoss, ninnsgi lug funds, and do all business si Is usually done by Trust Compaq, It also does a general banking ' lies, collecting rh:ks, notes, ct and receives deposits. The prlncl arh trust is Invested by itstill-' kept separate and apart from tht eral sssets of the Company. j , Tills Company Is by law re, examined by the Bank Examlnerf State of Connecticut. j HKNItV I.. IIOTCHKISS, Presk KUGEJfE R. BniSTOI Trej NATIONAL BANK 317 STATE STREET. ESTABLISHED 1834. Capital $350,000 Surplus $350,000 This bank offers to deposi tors every facility for business, ; and invites the accounts of cor ; portions, firms and individu als. i EZEKIEL G. STODDARD, President. HORATIO Q, REDFIELD.i Cashier. WILLIAM G. REDFIELD, Ajulblant Cashier. Correspondent of W. B. SMITH & CO. 187811)08 Members of the Consolidated Stock Exchange, of New York, and Chicago Board or Trade Bonds and Stocks. ! City of Sew Haven I s of 1928. Co Ity. & l.iriln. Mi's of 1U51. x. v.. x. ii. a ii. it, it. ., 1018. Xew Millord Power (list 6 s, 1032. U. S. SI eel 8. I '. ft's, 11103, Till hliiires Xetv llinen (his l.lelit Co, II) shares S. X. i:. Teleilitine. ; Nhiiri-K x. v., x. ii. & ii. u. li. Kiraberly,Root(5Co. MERCANTILE !' SAFE DEPOSIT C0W1P; FURX ISLES A CONVKMM AND SECURE PLACE Ij THE DEPOSIT OF YOUR j CXRITIES AND VALUABI 72 churchstre; Tel. HOD. 133 Orange Street Private vitrfs tu New York nod Dostum. New Havsn First Mortga Real estate loan? 2no r' ?, r,ni fi'fi luu i r -r 2 1 mi At 'r 1 iiiiu ;, sun 5uu fiOU r,nu 12iiii S3 io-170(1- r,no 220(1 t 0 noo 2- i - fir " 20011 1 RU0 son .; 23 Ml 6'r Full p"rtlculnr rrKitrtllna; mil furnlsltril on iippllt'tttlnn. j Loms &, Nettlej BANKERS and BROKE. 137 Orang Stroat