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lEnterod according to Act of Congress, in the year 1905, by Wn^LiAM B.
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Daxa Compant,
in the offlce of Librarian of Congress,
Washington, D. C,
SATUEDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1905.
NO.
CLEARINGS—FOR JANUARY 1905 AND 1904- CLEARINGS— WEEK ENDING JAN.
VOL.
ALSO FJR JANUARY
1903
AND
ALSO SAME WEEK IN
1902.
1905.
iKe-wYork
7.73-1,724,555
5.55.567..599
iPhiladelphia
.Pittsburgh.
Battiinore
194,tie5,9o6
107,599,7ri2
30,117.729
20.315,012
16,662,411
16,329,114
9,000,000
6,740.796
4,975,931
4,340.8&1
4,318.033
8,144.785
2,073,700
2,175,392
2,056,623
1,741,118
1,050,533
799,304
Birfialo
"Washington
Albany
.Kochester
Scranton
Syracuse
Wilmington
.Wilkes Barre
'Beading
WheeliDK
IBtogliamton.
lErie
SChester,.
iGreensbuiB-
franklin
IJVederick
r Total Middle...
IBoston
'ProTidenc«
Hartford....
Sprlnji^field.
Woroester
Ctncinnatl........
,MUwankee
Indianapolis
sColnmbus.
Peoria
Toledo
Grand Rapids....
Dayton.
Evans vUle
Akron.
111....
Tounsstown.
JBlalamazoo
Xezington
Canton
Kockford^
Springtleld, Ohio.
IBloomington
jOuincy
Decatur
MansUeld
Jacksonville, lU..
Jackson, Mich....
Ann Arbor
Total M- Wert..
San Francisco. ..
'
.
Xios
Angelea
Seattle
Salt Lake Ctty....
Portland
Spokane........^.
Tacoma..
Helena.
Fargo
Sioux Falls
Total Pacific
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St.
St.
Denver
Des Moines
Topeka
Davenport.
Wichita
Colorado Springs.
Cedar Kapicls.....
Fremont
To. other West.
St Louis
Louisville
Houston
Galveston
Richmond
Memphis
jAtlanta
'Nashville....
'Norfolk
Augusta
Fort Worth
Btnnlngham
;
.
iLittleKock
Knoxvilie.
[Charleston
IMaoon.
|<3hattanooTO
JBeaumont
Jacksonville, ITa.
'Total South....
fTotalaD
Outside N. Y..
8,509,893
1,708,200
2,066,089
2,035,047
—
10,439,184
7.081,29
6,013,415
743,597,410
814.137,882
108,433,400
36,399,219
29,536,454
24,620,600
13,020,330
15,526,579
8,989,480
7.770,464
6,909,195
2,027,400
3,200.000
2,497,439
3.866,726
2,941,612
2,144,795
1.887,684
1.655,267
1,638,155
1,484,143
1.338,399
1.053.737
992,185
967,830
484,982
,212.517,912
133,208,836
81.509,280
19,496,7o6
16,818,316
16,120,540
11,177.572
11,829.668
2,946,183
2,565,865
1,003.380
729.587.789
99,719,750
60,068,031
41.796,838
35,465,403
27.739,399
17,294,100
11,803,227
13,273,691
9,132,234
7,793,809
6,509,528
2,054,400
2,824,130
2,474,139
3,307,282
2,773,.'ill
1,66:3,503
+11-6
+8-7
+15-2
+19-1
+2-6
+0"6
+42-4
+10-3
+170
— 1-6
—0-2
+61
—1-3
+13-3
+0-9
+ 10-9
763,810,323
759,923,002
108,972,000
71,140,546
45,658.836
35.987,213
28,224,090
19,10 U400
12,980,604
14.860,706
9.655,717
7,565,849
5,869,098
3,462,500
3,194,612
2,777,685
2,889,364
+6-1
2,786,107
1,917.775
1,838,618
1,971.183
1.634,632
1,327.617
1,241,333
—0-5
901,787
872,809
963,.329
-2-3
1.051. ,926
224.640,886 -)-13-4
95,065,180 —1-2
63,322,313 +9-9
81,901,026 +12-4
23,916,117 +6-6
29
21,349,038
18,334.724 +59-
219,932,691
+10-9
+22-0
-19-3
-24-2
-8-3
+63-4
+2tJ5
—5-9
+7-8
+5-2
-16-5
-15-5
9.405.994
6,530,947
6,501,197
4,474.004
4.001.361
2,152.593
1,027,181
83,670,266
61,506,135
32,925,000
27,74i),84y
—
2,037,1.35
40,003
83o,831
1,.S
115,.358,9lt0
45.838,879
37,020.202 -20-9
22,433,000 +0-8
23.0-20314 +3-9
17,571,063 —9-9
29,205,.) .30
16,102,550
13,028,09-2
7,860,919
7,972,321
8.790,541
5,702,233
5,220.408
5.478,987
5,982,488
4.2S7,000
1,395.669
1,720,176
—13-3
— 7'5
+61
22 396,499
18,822,86'"
•
5.-43,841
4,338,990
103,570.793
18,i»2.368
12.477.561
15.212.649
10,865,880
6,095.614
6.614,830
2,875,784
1.943.834
1,144,757
180.384.105
90,256,867
60,512,430
31,35'2,420
23,700.580
22,387,699
21,699,532
8,997,737
6,857,253
6,221,101
5,560,248
3.334,2.35
4,139.150
232.937.718
73,9as.]26
43.9.30.070
24,217.820
17,97S,5<J0
20,773,439
10.388,811
16,:;72.322
12.!*20,.800
8,703,0.'>8
Worcester
Portland
Fall River
Lowell
New Bedford
Holyoke
New England.
Cleveland
Indiaoapolis
Columbus
feoria
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Bvansville
Akron
Spriugtleld.
Ill
143,287,168
137,772,751
175,254,173
22.870,150
13,204.537
10,946,306
7,405,331
6,031,961
5.477,600
3,102,563
3.687.898
2,038,525
1.768.712
1.231,346
393.400
155,487 435
20,885,750
12.030.002
8,384.576
7.304,888
5.889,253
8,795,700
695 858
485,088
576,605
666.320
626,252
618,780
446.397
405,122
267.828
887,700
199.918
173,274
174,335
178.738
87.016
ICalamazoo
740,930
697.110
490.983
488.905
838,679
291,568
360,867
258.811
245.445
187.116
175.060
82,082
fjexipgton
Canton
Rockford
O
,
Bloomington
Quincy
Decatur.
Mansfield
Jacksonville
,
,
Jackson
,
Ann Arbor
Total Mid. Western
258,512.541
2,254,.307
2.407,416
2.085.903
1,634.205
1,138.979
498,400
229,145,33'
107,832,443
44.801.119
20.801,401
5.624,527
8,656,544
3,189,580
2,702,778
96.706,380
89,898.781
19.907.571
5,039,798
3.021.627
2,923,940
2,322,327
1,223,54«
1,048,279
1,009.270
S12,870
553,441
877.500
883.427
841,706
1.509,.385
1,097,427
1.031.245
913.718
697,704
857.800
-!-i-o
11-3
--46-6
14-8
10-9
2,513.835
1.948,808
1.200.407
1,053,202
1.456,325
566,021
841,085
887,153
438.804
55-2,175
+13-9
+17-2
+43-1
+5-3
+28-6
fl-4
S79,3H'j
121,049,025
6.972.500
2,235,780
1,501,889
1,453,144
970,681
1.212 008
1,064,083
361,873
566,856
884.306
Youngstown
+S3-7
+6-8
+16-
+6-0
700,745
899,416
224.208
San Francisco
Los Angeles....
Seattle
Salt Lake aty..
Portland.
Spokane
racoma... ......
Helena
Fargo
Sioux Falls
Total Pacific.
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
St.
St.
PauL
Joseph.
,
,
,
Denver
Des Moines.
Sioui City
Topeka
DavenpOT^
,
Wichita.
Colorado Springs..
Cedar Rapids
Fremont
Totel other West'rn
St. Louis
New Orleans
Louisville....
Houston
Galveston
Richmond.
Savannah.
26,430,154
8,114,143
4,383.754
8,257,460
8,069,375
2,271.186
2,570,993
573,487
491.688
218,940
29,849.199
5.997,521
8.068.685
64.381,180
494.61,340
22.888,288
14.710.928
7.262,319
6.701,960
4,248,448
5,521,046
2,038,171
1,671,790
903.984
670,000
1.179,949
1,126,883
406,611
146.538
20,741,745
13.194,296
6.781,766
6,845,071
4.736,110
4.115,503
1,669.486
1,243 042
865,504
640,275
1,147,1(S
02.042,910
61,343,512
53,875,507
19.649,696
10.544,268
6,846.819
4.511,500
4,724,820
3.279,474
4.896.131
53.frl6,lS0
29,969,04;
350.82;
831.750
120
+250
+4-9
1.491,410,264 1,551,181,081
3
121,125.544
6,504.300
2,344,086
1,368,828
1,607,885
+8 6
1438,134
+20-1
1.217,278
—90
+124
+29-8
-13
976.779
440,048
445.078
817.581
137,032,144
7,649,800
2,557,070
1,408.477
1.340,303
1,380,998
l,b75,069
909,557
480,257
547,443
845,145
137,815.541
155,172.232
157,685,302
21,570,200
147,482.987
18 001.700
12,485,212
14,905,808
—46 8
—57
—316
+14+4-0
+11-4
+71
+9-8
+30-6
15.543,-231
9.327,937
7,147,080
5,192,916
V^l
+44-3
+37-6
7,-242,771
4,698,541
3,350,000
2.982.291
4.-240,400
2,687,657
8.410,717
1.699,205
1,574.412
1,035,199
670,000
680,298
+582
—2-5
+8-2
+8-2
-21-1
+43-3
-4-2
+11-1
671,-294
652 222
491,868
341,001
391,450
825,380
296,279
301,440
225,927
208.43
160.345
202,968
69,721
-t-8-1
—20-7
+9-4
-165
+90
—70
+29-5
+410
("
+75
1+0-8
—5-'"
+12-8
286,825.682
+353
+03
29,379.483
4.823,87'
+42-9
3,356..8.32
+139
2,619.360
+23 9
2,800..S24
l,458.7i
1.-222.703
1.2.32.417
Little Rock,
884,383
1,097,779
1,516.895
1,169,001
1,207,583
1,358.112
1,031,000
5n,281,'201
9.451, 273. :te'J -|-2i-a ll,0sS,9S2.0::i 10,fi5U.488,8;»
3,730,020,134
KnoxvlUe
Charleston
Macon
Chattanoosa
Jacksonville
Columbus, Ga
Total Southern
Total all
Outside New Vork.
8.077..'i8;
437.4-20
+7-5
--198
2,492.2;i8
1,522,496
1,804.419
844,75,S
610,100
488,937
688,568
422,688
474,638
327.155
3^0.706
315.207
301,563
227,777
219,432
169,408
130,119
150,000
55,727
222.085.911
62l,6
187.203
612 057
402 086
284.628
+10-0
47.670.930
88,458.859
+7-9
+11-5
18,751.608
13,770.78-
18,583.621
11,948 614
6.274,370
4,193.891
4,021.395
4.471.750
].5eo,8«s
1.833,370
1,337,463
+70
7,17-2,230
+«-7
5.342,941
4.798,325
—103
+34-2
+22-1
+34-4
a,8.'30.832
1,964,736
1,319.953
1,841,998
785,519
n^,
+2-8
671,910
893,12«
+24-8
—7-4
+10-9
217.401
131.833
60 361.455
66,820,225
44,136,177
15,189,826
10.490.541
8,000.000
5,222,000
3,980.704
47,007,015
17.727.919
8,417,213
6.128.735
8,727,500
+04
-34
-148
.'>70.
4.673,27(1
4, -2-27.47^
-28-8
-9-8
+3-9
+4-4
—44-5
—8-9
—2-4
-24-3
4,016.885
2,800,116
2J2*3,346
3,092,510
8.127,690
2.874.546
l,7o;;.i3o
l,600,-276
1,310278
1.852,398
1.655,782
1.361.012
1,517,14.'<
l,0O4.'/89
—0-!
_
938,904
1.495,383
1,085.842
873,783
603,316
+13-8
—557
+56
708,250
826 449 + 18-8
081.689
in
to
d
194,6R8 Not Include
la^ Table Cleartnrs bi Telcarrayb and Canadian Cleartoffs on pase
857.070
750 813
610,550
+20O3
760,000
602,829
800,820
8U,092
143.406.357
126,498,70:1
2,470.919.266 2 081.457.763
803,031,833
869.200.49;
23,977,894
2,874.868
3.673,779
2,830,644
1.930.686
1,142,540
1,209,882
1,879,479
483,452
--24-3
--21-5
--18-5
-34-4
9.188.180 +14-8
—27-3
9,420.633
5,487.000 -17-7
1.14-2,145
Fort
530.710,42'^
873,944
158.310
2.373.407
6,706,573
5,109 079
4.858,200
8.255.120
—2-3
375 293
Worth
Birmingham
1,973,914
l,725.7f}0
2,855.856
1,833.697
2,145,765
481.237
404,291
184,172
Augusta
2.39fi,53'J
Norfolk
1.822.401
2,860,96'
4,891,354
3,848,500
6,876.008
8.410,225
2,501,405
1,890.630
2.058,202
2,606,106
Memphis
Atlanta...
Nashville
no
1. 889.112
3,')02,861,558
Sprincfleld
4-18-0
-12-1
864,53>
6,34'7;400
$
+25-8 1,301,817,730 1.375.680,618
384,200
873,506
442,996
197.840
6.563,
6,970.80.1
2.39'.). 0S3
T
1902
,095,859.231
285.076.231
5.9(;S,04o
28.
1903.
Dec
618.0.^0
887 700
422.517
684.229
126.974,128
New Haven-
Springfield.
22,130,737
5,157.361
3.514,917
8,074,096
2.401,393
1.615,218
982,54r
994,907
866,710
1.826.196,764 1,460.628,266
Boston
Providence
Hartford
Detroit
286.176.293
214.786,864
77,405,552
50,709,430
80.697,985
22,118.500
19,255.996
19,542,420
20,639,478
41,900,4i4
7,288.630
7,747,150
7,347,275
Total Middle.
Milwaukee
856,944
l].6;;5.6fl9
Brie
Franklin, Pa...
62,0(X),367
ssssVooo
+ 9-4
Chester
68,582,904
32.712,783
23,153,980
16.843,000
12,280,260
12.006.180
7.557.757
6,502,508
4.568.943
2.896.300
2,695,600
2,575,310
2.394.683
2.656,752
1.660,862
1,534,844
1,645,782
1,591.780
l,169Ji53
1,381,419
891,783
790.877
807,136
441,676
2,2:^6,071
3,75!»,752 26H
...
Oreensburg.....
Cincinnati
S.826',b00
022.120 813
Rochester. «...
Scranton
Syracuse
Wilmington....
Wilkes Bure-.
Total
34.802,0-^3
6,018 98'
4.101.770
S.603,555
8.521,921
1.700,000
1.203,612
1,009,287
875,558
655,071
Albany
Wheeling
Bingham ton
.277.825,928
104,071,251
23.63.3,422
......
Washington....
Chicago
60,452,650
2,897,009
607,889.940
122,753 445
46.531,019
Buffalo
734.0.j3,897
918.921
-1-7
-21
+15-2
+6-7
-18-9
+4-2
-6-6
-51-6
+3-2
—17-9
Baltimore
1904.
Lnc. or
28, 1905.
1902.
%
.,607,718.769
Philadelphia...
Pittsburgh
739,784,763
2,0U2.85V!
3.:!34,548 T-50-3
3.5'^.^.a^^
4.11^,272,6'.i:j
+19
445,802
1,087,230.580 +11-6 1,146,164, 030
127,163,873 +S-7
128.095, 690
28,184.793 +22-4
24,655, 419
16,944,293 + 15-1
15,858. 749
14,156,903 +18'8
14,380, 839
14,174,302 +13-7
14,490, 039
8,929,40.^ +25-2
7,742, 038
8,719,901
8.969, 399
—3-4
8,216.062
2,261, 574
2,124.110 +20-8
2.427, 618
3,770.,oi.->
1,717,,09;
5.041.,683
ll,846,i)tf7,178
+4-9
—13-0
870.009 +10-5
454.895 +66
287,502,055
211,950,391
2,07-.'.
8,694,075
7,747,269
6,832,607
4,984,102
2,342.913
2,493,760
1,801,270
1,693,493 —3-5
1,363.336 +8-9
1,119,604 +19-6
839,399 +25-5
998,172 -06
810,088,467
5,583,,078
8,1.33.278
-10-3
+33-0
+11-7
—46-4
2,762,297 -2-2-4
1,813,052 +?:f
9,261,831
5,828,903
4,598,620
4.104,788
4,994,804
4,2;>3. 69]
6,' 07,,407
-1-32-5
671,672,912 +10-6
10,275,880
7.111.250
3,709.702
3,112,041
4,678,215
3,329,187
2,218,632
781,628
15.830.,783
2,5,308.,310
14,887,,7t>l
13,820..ST<i
7,725,,135
6,29S,,OC0
10.127,,5:-;o
6,149,,207
f2ri
676,148,123
36,512,600
14,039,966
-73
1905.
Reading
047,558.870
35,394,400
13,942,330
7,959,007
7,689,127
7.761,617
7,452,801
5,044,805
2,775,659
2,430,209
1,875.842
22,y;io,,302
Savannah
8,298,686
3,043,100
+12-0
254,613,,3-22
96.447,,151
52,934,,102
29,067,,274
23,610,,000
NeiT Orleans
8,010,128
6,890,490
5.057.313
4,055,458
586,262,745
85,310,900
11.869,764
7,880,634
7,896,365
4,520.233
6,445,736
4.727,852
1,802,038
2,676,087
2,279.058
29,254,5:i7
gioux City
13,241,06'
656,574,818
32,747.400
93,877,700
69,617,831
85.917,280
25,501,330
20,720,728
Paul
Joseph
509,841,896
198.519,388
107.27 U563
26,595,497
14,269,205
18,101,183
11,641,431
6,669,741
6,641,300
4.907,923
3,955,493
820,236
254,674,3e5e
Omaha
25,991,648
18,124,534
15,630,080
12,774.707
8,423,095
5,697,845
6,015.570
4,035,553
4,025,412
2,785,342 +14-9
1,928,300 +78
1,916,534 +118
1,998,510 +2-9
0^
1,754,182
1,009,881 -4-1-0
754,386 +6-0
545,030,142
194.540,692
105,556,154
27.525.275
19,001,687
17,430,546
7,847,103,306
69,2;;;i,S8i
49.7<i8,5tt«
Cleveland.
|Detroit
+0-4
+15-9
i-121
+6-6
+27-8
+6-9
+18-3
-0-8
6,929,168,711
765,005
2,532,124
1,891,136
2,328,383
2,322.256
Holyokeu....
Total N. Bus....
Chicago....— »...-
403.915,717 +12-5
159,707,214 +2111
—
New York
7,186,120,463
8,142,188,262
Fall Klrer
—
%
+ 359
at,
1902.
+ S2-9
7, 199157
Ijo-well
$
.5,691,526,119
101,1-.:!1,.501
1903.
Dec
CUaritujs
6,668,111.136
Portlaod.
New Bedford.....
i 11. or
8,718,S99,057
14,37>i,251
New Haven ......
1904.
AND
1904, 1903
Week ending January
January.
Clearings at
Springfield,
2067.
80.
71l',iio<'i
437.000
863,273
fal.
-11-8
110.479.519
lOd.338.607
+ 19-0
2.0^0.510,091
.129.672.915
+8-2
787.751,661
753,942,317
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Eemember
a railroad
V.;L,
LXXX.
also that the average rate per ton per mile of
is
always very small and that the
diflference be-
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tween a rate that nets a profit and a rate that nets a loss
year the people who are at the head of it should at least is but a trifle moreover that the larger the business the
be frank enough to entitle the law "An Act to lower greater the loss and the quicker the ruin if the ComThat idea has missions' net turned out to be on the wrong side. Mr.
raiiroad rates in the United States."
II there is to
be any legislation on the rate issue
this
,
;
,
,
been the burden of the claim expressed by the Commerce Spencer of the Southern Railroad and Mr. Miller of
Commission for years it has been the substance of all the St. Paul have each of them been reported to have
the addresses of Mr. Bacon and his crowd who have been said this week that he could not afford to run his road
;
foremost in advancing the crusade; indeed^
mistaken,
it
has always
if
we
paying present wages and the ruling prices for material
entering into the expense account, if he had to lower
are not
been the chief plank in Mr.
Bryan's plattorm, whose socialism the party in power rates of
;
seems strangely enough
matter what they have
to
pay
finally^
and
feeling of shippers, little
the natural
it is
one with;
fast getting at
much more
in
their pockets,
made
would
course
lay
terest the railroad
every
risk
managements represent and
giving effect to that policy
bill
Iv
ignores and puts at
is to
That
its affairs
fully
all this
week
the
usual quar-
United States Steel Corporation was
That organization evidently has nothing
public.
to hide.
and therefore a
good thing.
Of
afternoon of this
terly report of the
carriage of their
for the
stuff to market, that lowering the cost of carriage
be just so
On Monday
no
big,
freight,
in-
and
for that,
conserve.
is
a reasonable assumption, for
it
dares to
every three months open to inspection so
clearly that nothing needs
nothing could be added by
be added,
to
way
or,
as
of facts or ex-
planation that would throw further light on the earnings
be adopted with
and prospects of the property. It makes no difference
whether the results are bad or good there they are set
thing at issue and they are distributed all through the
out so completely that they not only tell the past and
land.
Those who have a few are even more zealous for present status, but so far as the management can itself
But know, it tells the future. On the present occasion the
their preservation than those who have many.
All savings
there are other and very heavy holders.
officers must have had a highly pleasurable duty to perbanks and financial institutions carry a large part of
form.
The item of actual net earnings is again
Such a law would cripple or
their assets in that form.
better than the largest of the forecasts, being $21,458,throw into insolvency a numerous body of these. The
734, after deducting the ordinary expenses, etc, which
question Senator Elkins is reported to have asked Mr.
compares with $15,037,181 in the same quarter of 1903
Hooker, Chairman of the Receivers' and Shippers' Assoand $31,985,757 in 1902.
ciation of Cincinnati, is the question which is being
These figures are of special interest at this time
asked by security holders everywhere. '^If you had your
because they cover the extreme changes in the movefortune invested in a railroad, would you feel entirely
ments in values and revenue of the Steel Corporation in
secure if somebody else made or supervised the rates ?"
surmounting the first crisis it has had to undergo in its
The same Senator, in the same interview, also asked:
such trials or
a If you owned a majority of the stock in the short career. As is well known, it is just
of
the organization
tests that show the inherent strength
Big Four Railroad, or if your whole fortune was
and serve to make reputation. First came great prosthe
road
owed a great deal on
there,
and
perity, a very poor preparation for adversity; next a sud
bonds, which would have to be paid anyway, how
den and severe industrial prostration unusually trying
would you feel about turning the rate-making power over
and finally the coui'se by which complete recovery was
to persons who had no interest in the road? Would you
The closer one studies these data the more
reached.
hold your investment, or would you sell it? I know a man
a whoop or a hurrah.
—
Railroad securities are the leading
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who owns
who owns
two-thirds of a railroad; another
inclined one will be to accord credit to the Steel Corpora-
a
tion tor its endurance and recuperative force; in a word,
you were in
Compare
it has weathered the storm most successfully.
These are
tht'ir places, would not you sell your stock?"
each step in the cycle with the like step through the same
questions that our legislators have got to consider scrupucrisis of an established railroad property; take for illusThey are not matters
lously and answer conscientiously.
tration the New York Central and note by the changes
That treatment of an issue
for a caucus to pass upon.
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xi.
nin quotations (1) the severity of the trial, the yielding
.,
which threatens to disturb all values, tnat striKes at tne
./^x,
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of each security to it, (2) the power to bend and not
XI
-rx
.very basis of individual savings, and discourages thrift,
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break, and finallv (3) the recuperative force, both as to
,
,
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keeping
and hence industry and economy, is not at all
time and extent.
several
half;
men who own
a quarter.
If
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with
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seriousness.
It is in
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not be
no degree an answer
X
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appointments
on XI
the new Commission would
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that the
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men who were
1904
1903.
Low.
High.
Low.
low.
High.
168^8 Jan 147 Nov 156 Jan 112=gJ'Iy 145^ Dec 1127« Mar
-1902.
to the foregoing to assert
hostile to railroads.
Even
if
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«tock
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^sstcorp.
pref. stock,
that
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mgh.
g?'* Jan
79 Dec
893* Jan
49^4
Nov 96»8Deo
5lkM»T
The foregoing indicates the descent from beginning to
were also ensured that their
successors would be colorless men in their views of this end of that phase of the crisis, starting near the close of
great industry, even if all that were beyond question, 1902 and continuing with fluctuations all along until
Comparatively the
Itue law would wholly take away from railroad officers the end of the first half of 1904.
and directors the power to conduct the business they downward dip was no more severe in the one case than in
and those they represent had their savings in and the other. The reaction also and recovery have evijWere ensured, and even
if it
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body of men, deuced in the industrial fully as rapid progress, equal
the railroad, which would inherent vitality, and no less steadiness in the upward
holding no iutei"est in
Of course it can bo said that the iron
have the jjowcr to reduce rates whenever they thought movement.
a situation which would keep the owner, trade was the source of the weakness and strength in
ibc;st to do so
\o[ necessity in a constant state of anxiety and unrest. the Steel Company. That is no more correct than that
would
transfer
this
authority
to
a
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THE CHRONICLE.
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l^ew York Central and other railroad stocks
lowed the fluctuations in general trade.
the
5GI
Moreover, home-grown wheat is deficient the present
yea'
not merely in quantity but also in quality.
By an admixture of a proper proportion of Canadian wheat
the,
Surprise has been expressed at the large export on grade of the flour is greatly
improved and thus both the
Thursday of this week of $9,134,424 gold to Paris, fol- domestic and the foreign-grown
wheat can be used.!
lowing a shipment last week of $6,572,053 to the same It is difiicult to see how any
interest can be harmed
destination.
Continued very easy money in Xew York by such an arrangement not
even home-growers
is the basic explanation for this outflow; and the rapid of wheat;
for the
drawback can only be obtained
manufacture of bank notes is the cause for the uninter- on flour used in the export trade.
At no time and undei
rupted easy money in face of the large gold exports. Two no conditions can it be obtained
on imported wheat used
conditions are operative which make a demand for gold in the manufacture of flour
for consumption at home*
in Europe urgent.
One is the continued requirements The country's export trade in flour is seriously
menaced
of French bankers for the reinforcement of their reserves In December 1904 shipmentsof flour from the United
as a measure of precaution against any heavy decline in States
were only 783,106 bbls., against 2,208,504 bbls.
Eussian bonds, and as a preparatory measure for the in the same month
fol-
—
of the previous year;
emission of $150,000,000 of the
new Eussian
though
good authority, been de-
it
has, as
is
reported on
loan which
ferred until April, will then, if the conditions are favorbe issued.
There is also claimed to be a de-
decision,
able,
mand
as
for
stated
exchange
in
the
for remittance
due
to
and the
experi-
ence in that month in that regard was but a repetition
of that of previous months.
Through the drawback
position
the fact that
American milling
where the struggle
interests will
be placed in a
be less uneven than
will
i1
has been, though
of course, until the country is once
(page 185), more blessed with an abundant harvest of wheat,
it is nol
railroad notes and likely that flour exports will again
attain their old pro-
Chronicle January 21
considerable amounts of short-term
bonds which have been held abroad are maturing and portions.
are being remitted for.
Bills resulting from exports of
commodities have all along been insufficient to cover the
It is a remarkably favorable statement of earnings
increased demand for gold as well as the ordinary re- which the Pennsylvania Eailroad
is able to submit for
mittances.
The easier rate for money here than abroad the month of December. In the case of the lines
east oi
has been the reason why the European demand for gold Pittsburgh and Erie there is an
increase of $869,500 in
has fallen on us.
gross earaings and of $383,600 in net earnings, while on
Attorney-General Moody has answered in the affirma- the lines west of Pittsburg and Erie the addition reaches
propounded to him by the Secretary of $761,200 in gross and $656,200 in net. In other words,
the Treasury, Mr. Shaw, as to whether the Treasury for the combined system there is $1,630,700 improveDepartment is empowered under the Dingley Tariff" law ment in gross and $1,039,800 improvement in net. Such
tive the question
to
allow a drawback of 99 per cent of the duty paid on
imported wheat used in conjunction with domestic wheat
results aff"ord testimony to
manufacture of flour when the flour is exported.
This is a ruling which cannot fail to be beneficial to mill-
activity
in the
ing interests in the United States. There has at no time
been any question as to the right of the Treasury Department to grant the drawback where the flour was man-
the revival in trade which
occurred toward the close of 1904, and particularly the
is
and buoyancy
in the iron and steel industry.
It
proper to say that this improvement follows a loss in
December of the previous year; however,
then was much smaller than the present
only (for the combined system)
the falling
ofl
gain, reaching
$624,800 in gross and
$349,400 in net.
ufactured exclusively from imported wheat, this being
a
December is the closing month of the company's fiscal
privilege which the millers
have had all along.
year
and under the change for the better which occured
It was their contention, however, that they
were entitled
in the monthly results the latter part of 1904, the showing
to the same allowance where the domestic
and the imfor the twelve months is a great deal more satisfactory;
ported wheat were commingled, provided they
fur-
nished the Treasury Department satisfactory evidence
as to the amount and proportion of
imported wheat
used.
This
claim
than any one would have thought probable six or seven
months ago.
On the Eastern lines there is a decrease for
the year of $4,481,200 in gross but a
decrease of only $1,511,100 in net.
On the Western
Attorney-General Moody upholds.
opinion where it is proposed
lines, with a decrease of $743,900 in gross, there is an
to export a product manufactured
in the
United
increase of $1,246,700 in net.
States from a combination of domestic material
For the whole system,
and
therefore,
the
result
for
foreign material which has paid duty, and the
the twelve months is a loss in net
Customs
of only $264,400
officials can identify the foreign material
remarkable
a
favorable outcome con-i
and can ascersidering the adverse conditions which prevailed during
tain to their satisfaction, by the evidence
of books of
account or otherwise, the quantity or measure of the the first half of the year. In the following we compare
He
says:
«In my
—
foreign material actually present in the
completed article,
the exporter is entitled to receive a
drawback of 99 per
cent of the duty paid upon the imported
material thus
as-
certained to be actuaUy present in the
completed article."
The duty on imported wheat is 25 cents a bushel and
obviously American manufacturers
could not pay such a
tax as this and hope to
turers of flour in the
hand the
it
compete with foreign manufacmarkets of the worid. On the other
price of domestic
wheat
equally out of the question for
is
so
high as
to
render
American milling interests to produce and
export flour at a figure that would
enable them to compete with
foreign manufacturers.
the earnings for
to
1899 on the
Likes East or
Pittsburgh.
December and
lines
1004.
the twelve
months back
East of Pittsburgh.
190a
1902.
IBOL
1900.
189flL
Beceinber.
9
$
$
Gross earniaps
10,097,675 9,228,175 9,529,375 8,306,075 7,816,904
Operat'g expenses 7.507,538 7,021,688 7,280,838 5,625,838 4.895,20
Net earnings..
2,690,137
2,206,537
2,298,537
2,780.787
2,921.897
9
6,617,704'
4,630,i
2.0SU.I
Jan. 1 to Dtc. 31.
Gross earnlnKs
11814519« 122626394 112663294 101329795 85.578,912 2.022,7 IX
Oporat'K expenses 81,802,948 84,773,042 r5,050,942 65,269.543 66,273,250 60.77fijio»
Net earnlnpi-- 36,»42,252
37,853,352 37.612.362 36,070,852 29,308,662 22,144,46^
'"'^''"'^ ""^ Bnff&lo A APeRhery Valley DlTUIon fofi
itni^lw^iQ^®"'^'",?''.
19J1. 1902, 190i ana 1904. la Deo.. IfOl, the earninifs of
this
were fttM
"'^
prox mately, Krosf, f 5*4,471; net. $79,440. Kram Janaary 1 alrlslon
to Deo. IP
earnings ol this dlTtslon «n 1901 were ta,l 16,000 gross and »»,fl24,8</0
net.
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THE CHRONICLE.
562
[Vol. lxxx.
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and Frankfort it is 2^'S)2J per cent AoThere was no change in
any of the European banks this week, and compared cording to our special cable from London the Bank of.
week and
with last week open market or unofficial rates were easy England gained £1,108,427 bullion during the
Our
corre-i
week.
at Berlin and Frankfort they were § of 1 held £35,510,830 at the close of the
at all centres
due to
It was announced on Wednesday that spondent further advises us that the gain was
per cent lower.
official rates of discount
by
and
at Berlin
:
committee imports of £1,000,000 (wholly fi-om Egypt), to exports'
America) and to receipts
of representatives of industrial employees in establish- of £166,000 (wholly to South
ments in St. Petersburg at which he promised to take of £274,000 net from the interior of Great Britain.
the Eussian
Emperor had given audience
to a
improve their condition and also to secure
The foreign exchange market was strong this week,
an investigation of their demands through legal chanand the demand for remittance was so urgent that all
report in the London " Telegraph " of Februnels.
measures
to
A
not fully confirmed, stated that
M. Witte, as President of the Committee of Ministers,
had been charged by the Czar to extend and develop the
ary
3,
which, however,
principles
is
of the reforms provided for in
the available supplies of bankers'
bills,
including those
which were drawn for the reimbursement of gold shipments to Europe, were exhausted, and rates for sight
highest which were
the Imperial drafts rose to within 40 points of the
A
special demand for remittance
recorded last year.
uka«e of December 25 1904. There was only a slight
this week was claimed to be to pay for short-term railroad
response in the Continental securities markets to the
notes and bonds which had been held in Europe and had
above noted political news and practically none in the
matured or were about to mature also for settlements
discount markets.
securities held abroad which had been sold during the
The statement of the :N"ew York Associated Banks for
previous week while the foreign markets were unsettled
.last week showed the surprising gain of $9,749,100 in
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(though
cash reserves
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it
was probably
in considerable
as the result of the political
and industrial disturbance
in
Febru-
was also a demand
some book-keeping arrangement in the pro- Eussia, and there
ary interest on American investments held in Europe.
cess of transfering of 10 per cent by the depository banks
The relatively better demand for money abroad than in
of the United States to the Treasury) of which $6,379,000
Kew York contributed to the strong tone for exchange,
was contributed by one of the largest banks the cash
chiefly because bankers refrained from drawing against
gain for the week made a total in the fortnight of
employed, thus tending to
Loans were increased last week $16,831,- credits which were profitably
$20,187,400,
limit ofi'erings of bills which otherwise might have aided
700 and deposits $26,013,400, while the surplus reserve
To some extent bankers
in meeting urgent requirements.
was augmented $3,245,750 to $26,979,550. The bank
transferred their balances abroad for employment, thus
statement of this week should reflect the average for
The inquiry for
increasing the demand for exchange.
five days of $3,000,000 gold withdrawn on Friday of
gold which resulted in the shipment to Paris on Thursday
last week for shipment in great part to Paris; the average
of almost an unprecedented amount by a single steamer
for three days of the withdrawal of $9,131,424 gold on
to the conditions of the l^ew York and the
Wednesday for shipment to Paris on Thursday, also the was due
Paris markets for exchange on London, the former conaverage for one day of $2,000,000 gold which was
ditions being caused by the extraordinary demand
withdrawn on Friday for shipment to Cuba to-day.
above noted and the latter by realizations by French
to remit for
part due to
;
.
representing bankers' balances, though
easy early in the week at If '2)2 per cent, became firm on
Wednesday, influenced by the large withdrawals of gold
Money on
call,
bankers on their investments in London, drawings against
which reduced the Paris check rate to figures which
made profitable the export of gold coin hence to the
Tl-.ese
capital as an arbitration operation.
and then loans were made at 3 French
berealizations by French bankers were made necessary
per cent the range for the week was 3 per cent and If
their
cause of the desire of these bankers to reinforce
per cent and the average was about 2^ per cent. Banks
holdreserves for the protection of French investment
and trust companies loaned at 2 per cent as the miniwhich was
ings of Eussian securities, serious depreciation in
mum. On Monday and on Tuesday loans were at 2 per
threatened because of the unsettled political and induscent and at If per cent, with the bulk of the business at
It was also stated that there
in Eussia.
On Wednesday transactions were at 3 per trial situation
2 per cent.
was a need for reinforcement of reserves in order to procent and at 2 per cent, with the majority at 2^ per cent.
loan,
pare for the emission of that part of the new Eussian
On Thursday and on Friday loans were at 2^ per
amounting to $150,000,000, which had been apportioned
cent and at If per cent, with the bulk of the
syndicate which underwrote the issue.
Time loans on good to France by the
per cent
2
at
business
Though the emission of this loan, which was originally
mixed Stock Exchange collateral are freely ofi"ered
until
intended to be made this month, had been postponed
at 2f ®3 per cent for sixty days to four months, 3'S)3^ per
to take
April, it was doubtless regarded as advisable
cent for five to six and 3J per cent for seven to eight
make
advantage of the prevailing exchange conditions to
months though loans are quoted at 3J®3f per cent for
negotiation hence the extraorThe commercial ample provision for the
reported.
for
shipment
to Paris,
;
;
;
all
the year, no
paper market
business
is
quiet
is
with a good demand and only
moderate offerings. Eates are 31^2)4 per cent for sixty to
ninety day endorsed bills receivable, 3f'S)4| per cent for
prime and 4 J per cent for good four to six months' single
movement
feature of the market which attracted attention
One
was the
York
continued advance in rates for exchange at Kew
gold;
of
on London, notwithstanding the large exports
was due, as above noted, to the urgent demand
this
names.
England minimum rate of discount remains unchanged at 3 per cent. The cable reports discounts of sixty to ninety-day bank bills in London 2J
The Bank
per cent.
dinarily large
of gold to Paris this week.
of
The open market
rate
at Paris
is
2^ per cent
bills
which led to the prompt absorption of the steriing
shipwhich were drawn for the reimbursement of the
of lowments. Another feature was the maintenance
Thursday,
for exchange at Paris on London until
rates
bankers on
indicating continued realizations by French
.
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THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1905.1
563
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Thursday the
With the Sub-Treasury operations and gold exports
Paris check rate rose two centimes, but this was prob- the result is as follows.
ably due to purchases of this exchange as coyer for the
Int9
Oat of
Net Change i\i
Week ending Feb. 3, 1905.
Banks.
Banks.
Bank Uoldiugs.
sterling reimbursing bills which were drawn against the
investments on the London market,
If the Paris check rate shall again
gold exports.
as
is
thought
mand
our
for
indicate that
likely, it will
has
gold
French
the
been
yet
not
fall,
Banks interior movcuie^it as above
Sub-Treas. oper. .icd jjold e.vports..
$13,160,000
39,000,000
$4,018,000
46,000.000
Gain.
Loss.
Total cold and lezil terrtera
$53,160,000
50,018,000
Gain. 83,14'2.000
$9,l-l:i,000
7,000.000
de...
satisfied,
The following table indicates the amount of bullion in
and if exchange at New York ou London shall
European banks.
remain strong, more gold will probably go forwarJ. The the principal
exports of gold to Paris for the week were $9,131, 123 94,
February 2, 1903.
Febmarv 4, 1904.
which was shipped on the French steamer which
sailed on Thursday. Included in this sum was a consignment of $681,423 94 gold bars; the remainder consisted of
Bank of
of
all
which was negotiated
about $9,000,000 more
last year.
It
expected that
is
will be shipped, this going forward
Gold received
next few weeks.
at intervals during the
at the
loan tor $35,000,000
Custom House during the week
Total.
£
Gold.
Silver.
lotah
£
£
£
33,60S,7D0
108,098,260
44.020,450 152,048,710
93,790,741
13,359,000
33,770,000
86,050,000
48,401,000
53,436,000
5,732,000 100,309,000
12,537,000 60,938,000
40,590,000
12,488,000
59,078,000
Spain
14,922,000
20,197,000
Italy
22,488.000
5.837,900
3,193,300
6,265.100
3,153,333
1,576.667
France
.
Cuban
V
.S.5,510,S30
There was an export to-day (Saturday) of 82,000,- Germany
Itussia
000 gold coin to Cuba, this being part of the third instal- Aust.-Hnt!.
of the proceeds of the
Silver.
V
85,510,320
KrKland....
coin.
ment
Gold.
40,077,000
100,.'i77,GOO
Netherl'ds.
Nat. Belg..
33,000,700
44,251,256 138.041,997
11,865,000 45,635,000
7,313,000
93,363,000
35,119,000
23,661.300
14.586,000
19,745,000
34,331-,000
22,085,000
3,723,900
12,103,000
5,039,200
6,556,100
25,808,900
11,595,300
4,750,000
3,144,667
1,572,333
4,717.000
Tot. week... 378,075,323 10G.8S0.617 4a5,855,SiO 338.GG3,308 107,5 It, 58fi 446,176,897
Tot. prev... 377,949,864 106.9ii7,605 484.877,469 8:i9,8.=.4.301 106.628.5C1 446.482.862
$20.5,544.
THU CZAR Am) THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE.
liTominal quotations
exchange are 4
sterling
for
80®
The two events of the past week which have thrown
4 86^ for sixty day and 4 88^'S)4 89 for sight. Ou Mon- light upon the confused internal situation of
Russia have
day the market was easy in tone and, compared with been, first, the olfort of the Czar to conciliate
the disrates on Friday of last week, 5 points h)wev for long and
affected labor element, and, second, the Government's
for cables at 4 8550'2)4 8555 lor the former and at
attempt to retrieve the unfortunate home situation by
4 8S25'2)4 8830 for the latter; short was 15 points lower achieving some successes in the field.
to
4 8775'2'4 8780. On Tuesday
strong at an advance of 20 points
the
at
4 8570'a)4 8580, short
to
was
quite
these undertakings,
its
success
— long
to
cult to judge.
4 8795'a)4 8805 and cables
to
complete
to
dition of national politics that
On Wednesday
4 8845^4 8855.
tone
around
all
long rose
4 8575'2)4 8585 and short 10 points
5 points
is for
The second appears
As
many
first
reasons
of
diffi-
have met with
a well-known tra-
to
iSTeedless to say, it is
fixilure?
the
a brilliant victory at the
4 8805'S;4 8810, front will extinguish the greater part of a menacing;
while cables fell 5 points to 4 8840®4 8850. The market
It is hardly to be doubted]
popular movement at home.
was easier on Thursday and 5 points lower for short and that the advance of General Grippenberg, at the close
of
cables at 4 88'a)4 8810 for the fonner and at 4 8835®
last week, against the Japanese flank at Mukden, was!
4 8845 for the latter; long was unchanged. The tone
designed with such a purpose.
The movement was
was firm on Friday at unchanged rates.
foiled, as each of
Kuropatkin's previous advancing'
The following shows daily posted rates for sterling movements has been. The Eussians met with some
exchange by some of the leading drawers.
initial
but were
to
small
MON.,
Jan.
Brown
60 days
SiKht
BarinE,
( 60 days
Ma«oon & Co. ( SiKbt
Bank British
( 60 days
No. America.. \ Sight.
Bank of
60 days
Montreal
(Sight..
5
Brothers
(
27.
4 86
Jan. 30.
86
483
86
.
(
Canadian Bank
of
Ccmmeree.
Heidelbacb.Irk-
elbeimer&Co.
Lazard
days
S
(10
(
Sls/ht
\
.
60 days
Sight ..
CO days
Tfiur.,
heo.
iei.
4
8')
86
88ifi
8.;
86
86
88^
86
80
8(1
iSitftt..
488J^
88J^
88}<;
Merchants' Bk. (60 days
4 80
4 88>4
8(i
86
8o
881/
88i.<i
ssy,
of (;ana<!a.
...
(
(
Sisht,
The market
..
89
80
89
86
S8J4
8S14
86
8(5
88«
S8«
If'reres
89
my,
4 88!^
4 86
)
this
already suggested in these columns
epi-
what
—namely,
86!4
89
89
S614
86i:i
89
80
Manchuria has been radically altered since the Japanese captured Port Arthur
and fortified their lines before Mukden. Under such circumstances, and in default of such a general forward
that the strategical situation in
89
m}4
^^'
86
fi*om
sode, in a military way, lies in its confirmation of
wo have
to
or more.
f-0
8G.4
8G
88Vi
88>.i
4 88>.^
2.
Phi..
FiU. 3.
^OVa
h9
m
4 86
4 88«
4 86
4 88^
4 80
I.
8(.
8««
.
retire
Wed..
TPEH..
Jan. :{i.
men
with
10,000
Perhaps the most interesting inference
DAILY POSTED RATES TOE FOREIGM EXCHANGE.
Fri..
eventually obliged
successes,
losses of
89
86
movement as
the .Japanese are very unlikely to undertake
at the present time, the position is that the Russians, if
they wish
to
do anything but stand on their present
ground, must become the aggressors and adopt the recent
8575^4 8585
and 4 8835^4 8845
closed on Friday at 4
for
tactics of tlie Japanese,
with
all
the terrific waste of
life
To
involved in frontal assaults on fortified positions.
8810 for short
for
willingness.
cables.
Commercial on banks, 4 8540'a/4 8550 and this the -Japanese submitted with cheerful
practicable
would
be
documents for payment, 4 84^'S)4 8580. Cotton for pay- Whether the same variety of tactics
ment, 4 84^'S;4 85, cotton for acceptance, 4 8540® to General Kuropatkin's army, reinforced only slowly auil
by degrees by the Siberian Railway, is a rather different
4 8550 and grain for payment, 4 8570'2i4 8580.
long,
4
88'S)4
question.
The
The
to
following gives the week's
and from the
TTffTc
endino Feb.
interior
3,
by the
Xew York
Rectired fry
Y. Banks.
10C5.
A'.
Currency
Gold
Total gold and leaal tenders.
...
movements of money
banks.
Shipped bv
r. Bank).
.V.
y'et Interior
Movement.
J10.69C,000
2,4GT.0OO
?3,09 1,000
924.000
Gain. $7,509,000
Gain. 1,543.000
$13,160,000
t>4,018,000
Gain. ?9,142.000
incidents of this
week
certain sense pathetic; yet
it
at St. Petersburg
is
were
possible that they
in
^
may
have contained the germ of important developments iu
the situation.
The Czar announced, through his Min-
would personally receive a deputation of
the revolting workmen, and the event occurred last
isters,
that he
Wednesday
It
suburban palace of St. Petersburg.
a speech by the Czar in which ho
in the
consisted
in
[Vol. lxxx.
THE CHRONICLE.
564
recent deraonstra'g»Te forth the following view of the
of unpalatable political opinion will not
this occasion
on
If the dispatches are to be believed,
be adopted.
Gen-
tion.
must himself have been warned to use as
inevitable eral Trepoff
The recent lamentable events with snch sad but
powers with which, in
yourselves to be little as possible the dictatorial
remits have occnrred because you allowed
Along with this,
our country. When the first alarm, he had been invested.
led astray by traitors and enemies to
on your needs, and possibly as a cause of it, it is highly interesting to
they induced you to address a petition to me
my Govern- observe the unusual sensitiveness to foreign public opinand
me
against
they desired to see you revolt
work at a
honest
your
ment. They forced you to leave
throughout the Eussian press in
un- ion which is exhibited
laboring
be
should
workmen
Russian
all
when
period
our obstmate the Eussian official circles.
ceasingly in order that we might vanquish
An interview bearing the signs of authenticity was
enemy.
led the crowds to
Strikes and disgraceful demonstrations
the authorioblige,
will
disorders which obliged, and always
As a result innocent people were
ties to call cut troops.
workman is not easy.
victims. I know that the lot of the
You
Many things require improvement, but have patience.
emyour
towards
just
will understand it is necessary to be
But
industries.
ployers and to consider the condition of our
in order to declare
to come to see me as a rebellious mob
your wan s, is a crime.
I will take
In my solicitude for the working classes
will be
possible
everything
measures which will assure that
their
of
done to improve their lot and secure an investigation
demands through legal channels,
their
of the honesty of the workmen and
published this week by the correspondent of an American
newspaper with Grand Duke Vladimir, in which, after
scrupulously denying
bloody
affair of
all
personal participation
January 22,
devoted his attention
to
this
eminent
in the
repressionist
appealing against the criticisms
situation—in America particuThe usual
larly and in the civilized world in general.
in the
reference to Eussia's friendship to this country
the signifiCivil AVar was to have been expected ; but
current on
the Eussian
cant fact in the
attitude
assumed by
this
uncle of the
very
Czar and active member of the court cabal was the
his
and
I am convinced
plain evidence of his wash to rehabilitate himself
Return
transgression.
their
devotion to myself, and I pardon
the respect and good wUl of other nations.
carry out the tasks country in
and
comrades
your
with
work
your
to
of the
This it hardly need be said, is not the attitude
allotted to you.
It shows that
years ago.
re- insolent autocracy of twenty
That a deputation of the sort should have been
possibly
But the Eussia has been taught a very useful lesson—
important.
ceived at
all is
doubtless of itself
criticism
which
will naturally occur to the unbiased
is
that
the
time to have
made an arrangement
mind through
of the
the
chastening influence of a
disastrous war,
which have
possibly through the complications of finance
prevalent
impelled its careful study of the feeling
and to have listened to the dissatisfied laborers, was
in the among foreign peoples.
two weeks ago, before the predicted demonstration
Under such circumstances it is not surprising that the
incredible stupidity,
streets of the citj was allowed, with
have begun to tell of wider plana
Under existing circumstances, the current rumors should
did.
sort,
go as far as it
petitioners for political reform.
side, the of concession to the Eussian
audience granted by the Czar had, on the one
submitted to the Czar
a The story that a Minister of State
appearance of concession wrung from a sovereign by
Constitution, and that the
hand, this week his draft of a written
formidable demonstration, and, on the other
was apparently the product of
to Czar irresolutely signed it,
lecture
a
read
that of a mere attempt to
imagination but it is not so certain that some
It will be noticed a hasty
dissatisfied petitioners for reform.
be witnessed before
workmen, development of the sort may not not
the
of
petition
the
although
that,
Whether authentic
demonstration, long in the Eussian Government.
published at the time of last week's
Yermolofl", a member of the
of or 'not, the story that M.
made a special point of political reform and
that Eussia could no longer be
to this Council, notified the Czar
grant of public liberty, no reference whatever
save by the co-operation of the
Czar's address successfully governed
subject is contained in the reports of the
of the
people, correctly described the real facts
Where he rebuked the Zemstvos petition as Eussian
to them.
Xor is it possible that the Eussian Govern" untactful," he refuses even to refer to the laborers' situation.
De Witte in its council, should entirely
that it was sedition. ment, with M.
political petition, except to intimate
the very frank statements
were the have missed the meaning of
grievances
labor
the
that
assumes
Czar
The
communities at Berlin and^
Clearly, given out by the banking
beginning and the end of the petition.
credit would be fortified,in Paris, to the effect that Eussian
Czar has to offer
the
that
all
this, is
if
political power to the
not weakened, by an extension of
way of compromise, the audience might as
the
If in the end the outcome of this dis-,
people.
with. That something has governed
-well have been dispensed
the case of many similar wars by other
to meet astrous war, as in
been gained through an apparent willingness
of the Eussian govnations, should be intelligent reform
conceded.
be
readily
will
face
to
face
dissatisfied citizens
the vital problems of the Euro.;
in ernmental system, one of
earnest
in
less
were
citizens
Russian
But unless the
be far on the way to its solution.
there is reason pean situation will
than
government
better
for
appeal
their
as may
To reckon, however, that such concessions
that this should be
inconceivable
quite
is
it
suppose,
to
will avaU
have been made, or may be in contemplation,
it will be observed
the end of the agitation. Furthermore,
Government while still prosecuting its hapthe Czar to the the Eussian
that the carefully chosen remarks of
the East, would be to rely upon
grievances and less military contest in
laborers, based wholly on their industrial
Kot the least pregnant fact in
a dangerous assumption.
might
as
such
concessions
and
remedies
promising only
weeks
protests submitted these past
strike, can all petitions and
ordinary
an
of
settlement
the
in
be suggested
labor organizations to the
submitted from public bodies and from
demands
the
to
relation
have
possibility
by no
war
their positive avowal that the
various professional Goverument has been
lately by the Zemstvos or by the
and suicidal and a wicked
heard during in Manchuria was useless
bodies whose distinct opinions have been
that, begun as it
of Eussian life and treasure, and
waste
the week of agitation.
whole,
of the Eussian people as a
lies in was against the will
situation
present
the
in
element
TLe reassuring
opinion should be to bring
the first concession to popular
tyranof
policy
the
week
that
tliis
hand
the evidence at
expression it to a close.
repression and of brutal punishment for
to
;
nical
r
Feb.
LATE YEARNS lEOy
^
mu
The
'
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1905.]
TRIE
7
For the
PRODUGTIOJSr.
565
twelve months of 1904 the country's
out-'
was 16,497,033 tons,
as
a<rainst
dod-iust
«*»
18
00^2^2
j.o,uuy,zo^
^,
.^^
X
i
the calendar
year 1903 and 17 821307 ^ons
m
^h^^h'^^' tons in'
fall
piitof pig-iron
^
,
conceminff .1.
the production
ofutons
^
F "uuv^tiuii oi
,
.1^u TT
Iron
the United States during the calendar year 1904 Lv,
^
m,
^^^ calcudar
year -.o/o
1902.
This is a ^un&iutiduie
•1
considerable reaucA-^.
T^T
T
Ti/r
a
^.
r
.^,
T
reduc
as complied
by Mr.
James
M. Swank
for the American
j
+•
-xi.
-.-u
'''''"*"
tion
as
compared
with
either
one of the two years
^T
PC*
A
X
X.
vears prenrn
Iron
Steel Association,
serve to emphasize the feat-'
&
,
^^,
v
-u
^u
,x
c^tlmg,
though
the
result
is
changed
1
XT,
^•1
somewhat wnen
bumewnat
r
X
whpn
*
ures disclosed
the returns of
private investigators. It
,
n
j^
.-u
"."^''^"'^^^^^^^ These stocks
was a year which opened under decidedly unfavorable
!
'r\i!
depression in the trade which
auspices, but which closed with the iron and steel trade '°
^^^V..'" \' -^
^
t.
4.-
•
statistics
-^ ^ o^ .
oflBcial
m
.
.
m
•
;i
•
,
•
•
i
'
j
•
1
.
,
I
•
m
•
•
.
•
•
;,
^'"T
!
tZlT
^5^1
inastateofgreat activity and buoyancy. Mr. Swank
951 tons to
reports the make of iron for the last six months of 1904
improvement
i
at 8,323,595 tons, as against 8,173,438 tons for the first
months of the same
six
year.
But
this
full
of the change in conditions which took place.
this city
(and which when combined
that corresponds
make
very closely with the
the
trade,
the
stocks
^°"
'''
with
were
the
again
from
598,489 tons to 446,442 tons. Mr.
Swank's figures of stocks, it is proper to say, include all
extent iron
in the hands of manufacturers not intended for their
own consumption and also all iron in the warrant yards.
of Allowing
for the changes in stocks, the consumption
of
an aggregate
home pig iron in 1904 was 16,649,080 tons against
prepared by the "Iron
statistics
in
''"ToZ'
m
1904,
'
tons:
tons;
comparatively
small increase in output does not reflect the
The monthly
reduced
598,489
Age"
official
total.
17,460,714 in 1903, showing in this
;^""' T"\°^
'Z
V
ZtlZ
allowing for the fact that our contemporary's figures do
not include the production of the charcoal furnaces) have
i
I^^k
,T'
*^? '^'"''°''^''°
! (
.
'
way
a decrease
"'
''"''"'' of
"
.^I
"""^ ''''^°* '^'^^
'^ *^' ^"^P"^^ "^ P^^ ^^^°'
shown that the production varied greatly during ^^e
! . ^^?"nf
different months of the year, but thaTin BeZ^V^lll^:^?
^P^^tions.
The final result,
output reached 1,614,349 tons, or the largest of any
•'
^Tt^
H
. ^^''^'^
""''^
"^^ '^'''
'''''' ""^
'^^'^ ^^t« consideration,
month since May and June 1903,
1903. and comparing
comLrin. with
is shown in the following table.
only 846,605 tons in December 1903 and 921,231 in
PIG IBOK PBODPCTION, STOCKS. IMPOSTS, 40.
January 1904. There had been marked recovery in the
Ions 9f a.240 P'nd*.
1904.
1008.
1902.
1901.
1000.
iao9.
early months of 1904, bringing an increase in output to
'
^
f
|
j
1,205,449 tons in February, to 1,447,065 tons in
March
and to 1,557,267 tons and 1,533,350, respectively,
and May; but the improvement was not lasting.
It
in April
446,020
was
a false start and rested on a wrong basis. During this
period the attempt was to maintain an artificial level of
As
a consequence, in July the product was again
down to 1,106,297 tons, and in August the amount was
but little larger, or 1,167,672 tons. Then the mistake
prices.
Stock of pig Jan. 1.
688,4 ?s40,951
73,6 »
446,020
68,309
416,833
Product "n dnr'g yx. 16,497,033 18,000,862 17,831,807 15,878,364
13788242 18,e20,70«
Total inpplr
17,086,822 18.059,203 17,894,964 16,324.374 13857651
14,036,088
Stock end of jear.
4i6,442
698,489
73,64-'
49,961
Cnsmn.of home pt£
Import* of plf.
Total
08,308
16,649,080 17,460,714 17,845,008 16,250,727 13411631
13,967,727
79,600
600,674
619.851
62,980
62,666
40,898
10,728.680 18,060,888 18,494,857 16,813,667 13464096
14,008,12*
40.025
20,379
87,487
81,211
289.687
228,678
Bzportaof iric
Doateatic oonininp.
1
6.679.5^61 18,039,900 1°.4 86.870 16,g82,44«ll''lT7409
lS,779,44i
1
The above makes
it evident that the domestic con-^
sumption of pig iron in 1904 was only 16,679,555 ton8,i
which had been made was recognized and in September
against 18,039,909 tons in 1903 and
18,436,870 tons in'
quotations were marked down all around, one instance
1902.
But even this does not indicate the whole of the'
being the price of steel billets, which was then reduced
reduction which occurred in domestic consumption.
In'
from 123 a ton to $19 50 per ton. With this change in
treating of the imports and exports of iron in
the statepolicy, enduring results were achieved, so that in
less ment given, we
have taken account only of the movethan two months thereafter (namely, on l^ov.
15) it was ment in iron alone.
But pig iron by itself forms only a
found possible again to raise the price of billets to $2L
small
The revival
part of the country's imports
in the iron
and
steel trades
which formed and
and exports of iron
In 1902, and also in 1903 until the closing
such a conspicuous feature of affairs during the closing
months, the situation was such that we imported iron
months of 1904 may be said to have had its origin m
and steel in very large amounts to supply the deficiency
this reduction in
prices in September,
for the cut then existing in
the home product to meet home require-'
served at once to stimulate consumption and to promote
ment In 1904, on the other hand, an exactly opposite^
steel.
|
confidence in the
level
of values and the
state of the
state of things
prevailed,
the
home
product, notwith-'
Another circumstance operated to the same end.
standing the decrease in the same, being greatly in exConsumption had been curtatled to a really striking excess of the home demand, making it necessary to find
a
tent
The full measure of this curtailment cannot be
market abroad for the surplus. The contrast in these
ascertained by consulting the 1904 figures of
production
trade.
particulars
alone.
It is necessary to
go further back.
We
accord-
ingly present the following table, showing
the iron product by half-yearly periods since the close
of 1899.
PBODUOXION OP PIG tBOS IK HALP-TBAKLT PBUOIM.
18W-l,tha«
looft_?^*^^Hi
1900-l8t
half
Iftm
i^.^ ^'HV
1901-lst
ha«
2d Half
SsJim
7,331,636
7,642,5«9
6,146,673
7,674,613
8,203,741
,«^-
1902— iBt half
2d half
1903-1 St half
2d half
1904-lsthalf
2d half
^osi
IMPOBT8 AND EXPOBT8 OP ALL KINDS OP IBOH AHD SRKI,.
1001.
266S03
1903.
1,178.797
.1,167,673
826,590
1,206,813
876,078
Kzcesa of ezporta 001,275
KxceM of Imports
852.207
831,735
Kiportfc
8,808,574
9,012,738
9,707,867
8,301,H85
8,173.438
8,323,595
graphically revealed in the following table,
show the imports and exports of all kinds of
which we
iron and steel, including the pig metal.
in
_
Importa
Tons.
is
1902.
1901-
'
180*,"i
221,892
700,R67
1800.
209,956
1.154,i84
043.6W
479,6e6
944,329
7«0,409
ITsSi
Thus in 1904 we exported 901,275 tons of iron and
steel more than we imported, whereas in 1903 our Imports exceeded our exports in the amount of 852,207
tons and in 1902 they exceeded the exports by 831,735
It will be seen from
the foregoing that our make of
iron in the last half of
1904, notwithstanding the increase which then occurred,
fell far below the maximum tons.
Deducting, therefore, the 901,275 tons of net extotal for a six-months period
which was reached in the ports from the 16,649,080 tons consumption of home pig
first half of 1903 and
amounted to 9,707,367 tons, and iron in 1904, and adding the 852,207 tons excess of imwas also less by a considerable amount
than the product ports to the consumption in 1903 and the 831,735 tOM
•f either the first or the second
half of 1902.
excess of imports to the home consumption in 1902, tii^'
I
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566
comparison would stand—15,747,805 tons for 1904,
against 18,312,921 tons for 1903 and 18,070,737 tons
The contraction is accordingly fonud to
for 1902.
have been over 2i million tons as compared witli 1903
[Vol. lxxx.
recent years.
creasing their furnace capacity in
Jersey also
lias
more iron
to its credit
Kew
than in preceding
was maintained at
The loss was borne
nearly the same figures as in 19D3.
mainly by the Southern States and by Pennsylvania and
years, while the product of Illinois
and nearly 3 million tons as compared with 1902.
It was this great curtailment of consumption that fur- Ohio.
nished the basis for the improvement in demand which
when
developed
prices were reduced to the proper level.
say that the average of prices on all
leading articles of iron and steel (excepting only steel
We need hardly
NORTH WESTERN RESULTS
CHICAGO
FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR.
(i-
The great activity and rise in price of the shares of
which were maintained at unchanged ligures,) was
Company
the Chicago & North Western Eailway
much lower for 1901 than for 1903. In fact it was the give exceptional interest to the income results for the
It is always useful to have
lowest of all recent years.
calendar year, which we have obtained the present week
the
annex
we
accordingly
and
averages,
yearly
these
rails,
following table, showing the yearly figures back to 1897.
AVERAGE lEAKLT
PJBICB8
OF IKON
AlID STEEL,
$f*«
1S04.
Article»—
Oldlron Trails at PhUa..ton.l6 22
No Isnth-fdypigatPhU." 16 57
to^y forge plgCnatPWl." 13 67
Gray tOTge piK Iron, I>ake
12 80
ore, at Pittsburgh
13 76
Bessem'r pig Iron at Pitts,
28 00
(Steel rails at miUs In Pa.
" 2213
StlbUletBatmlllsatPitts.
Best refined bar iron from
100 lbs. 173
store at Piilla
"
143
Best re'd bar Iron at Pitts.
1903.
1902.
1901.
1897 TO 1904.
lt»00.
1899.
*
t
2117 23 83 19 82 19 51 20 36
8
98
19 36
19
19 92 2319 16
17X3 19 20 14 08 16 49 18 60
17 53
18 98
28 00
27 91
19 49
20 67
28 00
20 57
2 00
2 13
177
194
$*
1898.
1897.
12 89
12 4S
1166 1210
10 23
918
14 20 16 90
15 93 19 49
2T3;J 33 29
2i 13 2o06
16 72
19 08
2812
3112
10 33
17 68
16 31
li^
2C7
196
128
107
184
180
2 13
10 48
9 03
J
013
18 75
16 08
131
110
in the usual form.
The common
stock of the
company
on Tuesday sold up to 249, as against only 205^ on Janand but 161|^ in March of last year. Accomuary
panying the rise there have been all sorts of rumors of
combinations and alliances, one of these rumors suggesting that the stock was to be taken up with a joint issue
N'othof bonds at a figure in the neighborhood of 300.
ing has developed to substantiate any of these rumors^
and the one undisputed fact which remains
property under its existing management
is
is
that the
enjoying
In connection with these low averages for 1904,
wonderful prosperity.
should be recalled that while in 1903 closing prices
New evidence of this prosperity is found in the figures
the
on
in
averages,
1904,
were far below the yearly
As is well known, 1904 was not
for the calendar year.
averages.
yearly
the
above
other hand, they were much
a period of favorable traffic conditions—no more so for
of
average
the
In
1903
suffice:
The
One illustration must
the Chicago & North Western than for other roads.
Bessemer pig iron at Pittsburgh was $18 98, but the weather was exceptionally severe the early part of the
December 1903 figure was only $14 40, to which there year, the gi'ain traffic did not measure up to its usual
had been a decline from $22 85 in January 1903. In proportions, owing mainly (in the case of the North
1904 the average of Bessemer pig iron at Pittsburgh Western) to a short yield of spring wheat, while the volwas only $13 76, but the December price was $16 72, ume of merchandise and general freight was adversely
fi'om $12 46
and
to which figure there had been an advance
affected to h certain extent by the quietude of trade
it
in July 1904-
business for a good part of the time.
Before closing,
it
will
be
interesting
to
show the
changes in the pig-iron production in the different States.
Accordingly we present the following table covering the
seven years.
last
190^
le03.
1902.
1901.
1900.
1899.
1893.
T(m».
Tone.
Tom.
Tons
Tom
So. States1.033,678
1,453.613 1,661,388 1,472.811 1,226.212 1,184.887 1.088.906
Alabama.,
283.274
263,439
192,699
100.724
13,762
16«,S»7
68,462
490.617
862,190
166.758
71.562
366.491
346.168
187.858
119,019
32,315
87.333
28.984
17.886
803,229
8,095
803,186
2.273
890.073
10.150
234.477
5.803
2,743,3i;j 3,237,0(79 3.034,574 2.578.664
2.604.671
2.360.554 Z.0S3.728
pemisylr'nla 7.644,321 8,2U.600 8.117.800 7.343.257
6,865,935
6,658.878 5.537.832
2,378,212 1,986.358
228.011
264,346
Virginia..
Tennessee
W.VlTKlnU..
Kentncky...
Oeor^a
N. Carolina.
Maryland...
Texas
Total..
448.662
418,368
199.013
102,411
637,816
392.778
183.005
110,726
.156
\ 70.
76,602
293,441
5,630
321,570
11,653
810,628
302,096
270,946
37.108
644,034
337489
2.977.S29 3,aS7,484 8,631,888 8,329,426 2.470.911
New York ... 606,709 552,917 401.869 283,668 292.827
New Jersey.. 262,294 211,667 191,880 155,748 170,262
1.655,991 1,692.375 1.730,220 1,596,850 1,303,383
lUlnois
163,713
170,762
233,226 244.709 155.218
Ohio
Michigan
....
Wisconsin...
Missonrl
All others ...
233.516 +273.987 +307,551
270.289 •269,930 •203.409
11,828
15.446
17.765
210,404
161,776
12.071
Orand total 1 ^497083] 800»«5«l 178 JISO' 15878354
• IndudinK Colorado and State of Washington
1
A noteworthy circumstance
is
that while
the
make
oft"
was not very
large, the total of the gross for
$16,667,889,
margin of
pany, however, has for years had such a large
served to
surplus that these changes in earnings have
affect the final result in only small degree.
ment reduced
190.974
6.178
the appropriation
made
The manage-
out of income for
improvements and permanent additions
same as
the property; otherwise the outcome is the
construction,
to
be-
fore.
Dividends are 7 per cent per annum on the common
and the call
stock and 8 per cent on the preferred stock,
balance avaU.
this purpose is $5,174,924 per year. The
for
almost twice this amount,
Deducting the $5,174,924 required
able for the stock in 1904 was
being $9,963,101.
18.789,212 I3.6«0.70n 117733:U
+ InciudinK Minnesota.
for the
sum
disclosed by the foregoing
for the
months ending December
1904 being $53,705,091, against $54,396,248 for 1903.
due
In the net earnings the loss was somewhat heavier,
The net for 1904 foots up
to augmented expenses.
The comagainst $17,514,023 for 1903.
127,598 100,031
1,442,012 1.365,898
134,443 147.640
+203.175 172.781
+184,791
141.010
•138.880
»159,201
9,997
12.605
13,513
of iron in 1904
consequence,
31 1904 did not quite equal those for the corresponding
On the whole, however, the
twelve months of 1903.
falling
PEODCCTION OF PIG IRON BY STATES.
Tont of 2,210
Pownda.
gross earnings lor the twelve
As a
dividends, there
was
Of
this,
of $4,788,177.
whole providing
for
construction,
left
a surplus in
the large
$4,000,000 was appUed in
leaving even then a
etc.,
To furnish a comparison with preof $788,177.
over 1^ million tons, as compared with balance
It should
the following table.
in- ceding years we present
actually
States
the
of
some
of
product
the
1903
include the
understooil that the accounts now
The remark applies particularly to New York be
creased.
lines or Fremont Elkagainst operations of the Trans-Missouri
State, in which 005,709 tons were made in 1904,
of
Missouri Valley system. The operations
horn
552,917 tons in 1903, 401,369 tons in 1902 and only 283,of the parent
these lines have been merged in those
062 tons in 1901. This no doubt reflects the work of the
estima^^^^^^^^^^
system since IMu-uaiT 16 1903 and we
new furnace plants of the Lackawanna Steel Co. and
that of
for the calendar year 1903,
independent concerns which have been in- viewing the results
country
fell off
&
|
of
some other
!
Feb.
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1906.]
earnings of 6J million dollars recorded in that year about 4 million dollars had been
the increase in gross
to the inclusion of these lines.
-Twelvemonths ending Dec. 31.
1902.
X903.
1901.
1904.
OHIO. 4 NOBTH WEST.
5,890
5,638
7,189
7,410
(ave'ge)
road
Miles ol
due
*
$
$
$
53,705,091 64,396,248 48,026,708 45,910,020
37,037,202 36,882,225 31,855,065 29,126,052
Gross earnings
Expenses
Net earnings
Charges—
16,667,859
17,514,023
16,171,643
16,789,968
Int. (less credits)
*6,479,788
t5,972,792
115,541,640
15,816,909
225,000
225,500
225,000
225,500
Sinking funds
5.766,640
6,198,292
6,704,788
Total.
6,042,409
&
11,315,731
5,174,742
10,405,003
4,837,005
10,747,559
3,914,594
4,788,177
eto. 4,000,000
6,140,989
5,013,418
5,567,998
4,697,055
6,833,165
4,169,526
with only $57,952,038 Dec. 31 1903. I^ext in rank
comes the Mercantile Trust, which also made a large
addition to its business during the twelve months, its aggregate assets
870,943
1,127,671
2,663,639
788.177
This is amount after a deduotlon of $156,985 for Income from
InveetmeDte.
1 We have allowed in 1903 for a credit of $830,767 for income from
Investments.
$9,828 interest paid in advance of
\\ In thl8 we have included
maturity on bonds taken up and funded into 3-43 per cent general
mortgage gold bonds of 1987, and have allowed for a credit of $553,435 lor income from investments.
jlnoludeein ISOI $*.s, 19 2 Interest paid in advance of maturity on
oonds taken up and funiled Into S^a per cents, and aUows for a credit
of $577,080 for Income from investments.
•
now being
end of 1903,
number of companies in
992
at the
same way
$85,134,964, against $58,381,As a matter of fact, an unusual
this city is distinguished in the
There
the present time.
the United States
is
Trust, with resources of $73,628,980, against
the
Guaranty
$41,018,720; the
in
Surplns
New eqaipment,
—
which, by the way, made noteworthy furduring
the past twelve months, its aggregate
ther growth
resources at $91,077,662 for Dec. 31 1904, comparing
Trust Co.
766;
Balance for Stock.... 9,963,101
6.174,924
Dividends
567
$62,311,-
Trust, with
Xew York
$66,982,866, against
Security
Trust Co. (which
&
1904 absorbed the Continental Trust), with $63,968,-
Union Trust, with $63,520,563, against $59,140,811; the Morton Trust, with
235, against $35,263,244; the
against
$62,278,416,
$61,043,337, against
with
bocker
Trust,
with
Central Trust,
$48,271,082; the
$47,339,016; the
$59,358,013,
youug
the Equitable Trust, that active
Knicker-
against $37,490,568;
giant, with $54,-
Mortgage &
Trust, with $48,123,536, against $32,694,649; the i^ew
As the fiscal year of the company does not correspond York Life Insurance & Trust, with $40,162,056, against
with that of the calendar year, but ends on June 30, it $36,905,330; the Metropolitan Trust, with $35,935,689,
seems desirable to segregate the results for the last six against $28,375,694; the Title Guarantee & Trust with
225,826, against
U.
$34,650,430; the
S.
months from those for the first six months. Accordingly $32,977,617, against $25,484,762 the Colonial Trust,
we show in the following the gross and net earnings by with $28,747,169, against $19,677,039; the Bowling Green
months for the peiiod from July to December of the last Trust, with $24,932,062, against $16,476,486; the North
American Trust, with $23,106,426, against $17,705,three years.
;
MONTHLl GROSS AND KKT EARNlMas.
'
M Earning
CHICAOO *
NOnTH WEST.
First
1908.
1902.
%
%
$
1903.
9
1902.
9
6,162,828
4,636,469
.'4.030,612
4.777,937
4.011.704
1,630,658
1,416,213
1.205,314
4,847,084
4.822,073
1,628.671
1,424,041
1,487,818
1,713,176
i\191,864
1,872,862
\
August
1904.
t
7.660.726
montlii1.24,111,763 25.156.881 23,396,488
July
938; the Fifth
Net Earningt
1
1904.
7.186.693
Beptember...... .5,387,389
6JIM,949
4.665.282
2,083.648
October„ .......^ 6,878,723
6,562,S05
4,866.034
2.000,693
NoTember..^.... . 4,834.070
December....... . 4.441,163
4,728.636
4.«03.805
4,178,088
1,784.808
1,779,851
1.441,716
8,738,050
1,493,290
1,329.753
1,176,284
.29.693.834 29.889,967 25.630.826 10,516,669
9.S»,29r
0.034.050
Last 6 mos
1,871,021
Avenue
Trust, with $20,348,820, against
Bankers Trust, with $20,241,788,
against $11,647,954; the Manhattan Trust, with $19,the
$14,056,417;
the Lincoln Trust, with
608,736, against $13,193,837;
$14,350,358, against $8,382,351,
It is not our purpose, however,
into particulars with reference to
etc.
in
go
the separate companies,
this
article,
to
The illustrashow how general and
These figures make it evident that for the new fiscal
large the growth has been. One would expect, of course,
year the monthly returns are recording moderate imfrom the great increase displayed by the individual inprovement over the corresponding months of the previous
stitutions that the gains for the companies as a whole
The gross for the six months to December 31 foots
year.
must be of really marvelous proportions. This is preup $29,593,328 in 1904, against $29,239,967 in 1903.
cisely what the figures do disclose.
The State SuperinIn the case of the net the improvement is more marked,
tendent of Banking at Albany has just made public his
some of the causes previously operating to swell
compilations for Dec. 31 1904.
These cover the entire
expenses having evidently disappeared.
The aggregate
State and hence are to be preferred over those for Xew
of the net for the six months of 1904 is $10,olo,563,
York City alone, though it is only fair to state that the
ToUl year... 68,705,091
64.390,243 48.026.703 16,637,88 J 17,614.023 16.171.648
igainst $9,853,297 for 1903.
571
subsequent pages of the present issue (see pages
to 583),
we
print detailed returns
showing the
re-
general
tions given are intended
companies of
THE TRUST COMPANIES IN NEW YORK
AND ELSEWHERE.
On
but to deal with the
Up
trust
to
aggregates.
merely
to
this city constitute the
1903,
it
will be
companies of
bulk of the whole.
recalled, the
this State
operations of the
had been expanding
in a
most striking manner, but in the year named the upward movement was arrested and a shrinkage occurred,
giving rise to speculations as to whether tlie growth of
turns at the last three semi-annual dates of all the trust
these institutions
companies of i^ew York City (including those in the
Borough of Brooklyn) and of Boston, Philadelphia and
St. Louis.
In presenting this extensive series of returns
results for
had not in fact reached its limit. The
1904 furnish an emphatic answer in the nega-
tive to this question.
Not only has
the
decline of the
(the compilation occupies altogether over twelve pages).
months of 1903 been recovered, but a further advance has been made, surpassing anything of the kind
we
witnessed in
are continuing a practice
begun by us three years ago
last six
the whole
history
of
these
institutions.
and which was induced by the fact that these financial Take the item of deposits.
This now amounts to
have come to assume in recent years a $1,127,027,100 and compares with $978,405,817 July
position of very decided importance, their business and I 1904 and with $807,162,571 Jan. 1 1904, showiug an
operations having risen to proportions which even a addition for the twelve months of over 320 million dol.
decade ago would hardly have been thought possible.
lars.
Only five years ago the total for the first time
Here in Xew York City one large company shows an passed the 500-million mark.
statistical record of the
institutions
A
aggregate in
We refer
its
balance sheet not far from $100,000,000.
to that staid old institution the
Farmers' Loan
growth in deposits since Jan. 1 1899
following.
is
furnished in the
THE CHRONICLE.
568
nw
AOOHEOATK DEPOSm Or TOK
Jan.
f 1,127,627,100
...
97)^,401,817
807,162.671
914,76^,871
823,797,857
1, lfl05
-•
July
1904
1,
Jan. 1, 1904
July 1, 1903
Jan. 1, 1903
We fancy nothing is
mind
dollars.
prehension of
31 1901
all
Still
its
1,
1, 1902.......
1, 1901
1, 1900
1, 1899
may
dimensions
$^87,001,689
792,931,724
638,121,771
623.541,570
467,18i,2S8
total of
point out that on Dec.
Clearing House banks
City
$213,367,788
July
1904
1904
1903
1903
262,24-',17S
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
July
Jan.
July
1,
1,
1,
1,
Jan
152,286,383
147.097,316
138,659,889
The remaining items
1,127 special comment.
With
serve to a clearer comto
CASH ON HANS AND OH DEPOSIT BT
Jan. 1, 1805
impress upon the
to help
magnitude of a
it
^ew York
the
1902
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
needed
of the reader the
million
TORK BTATB TBUSI OOMTAKIBS.
July
1
[YOL. LXXX,
of assets do
not
any
call for
the great expansion in aggre-
gate resources there have
these items too
BTATB OOKPAHIBS.
1902
$128,978,387
1902
121.045,797
1901
105,702,416
1900
81,366,288
1899
71,734,621
H. T.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
naturally
—much more marked
come
increases
in
of course in the so-
called stock investments than in real estate
mortgages or
combined had deposits of no more than $1,101,019,100. in loans on personal security. The following shows the
It is perhaps proper to say, however, that this last shows exact changes in each of these three forms of investments.
net deposits.
York State
Of
the $1,127,627,100 deposits of the
Kew
trust companies,
$156,930,921 represents deposits of other trust companies and of savings banks and
But deducting
bankers.
of the
this
sum, the ordinary deposits
companies even then stand close
trust
to
1,000
million dollars, being $970,696,176.
When we come
we
get
of
totals
to the
still
July
Jan,
size.
1,
1,
1,
1,
July
Jan.
Jan.
1,
I,
July
Jan.
aggregate resources, of course July
larger
The amount now
up $1,361,018,157, comparing with $1,042,413,409
twelve months before.
On Jan. 1 1899 the resources
were but $579,205,442, as will be seen from the followfoots
STOCK INVESTBCENTS OF TRUST COMPANIES.
$295 663,164 July 1. 1902
$218,806,131
1904
276.024.912 Jan. 1, 1902
19 ',822,966
1904
225,386,955 •Tan. 1, 1901
19«, 852,582
190i
280,698,3?6 Jan. 1, 1900
166,195,642
1903....
219,378,946 Jan. 1, 1899
136,561,066
HOLDINGS OF BONDS AND MORTOAOES.
laOi
$64,549,929 July 1,1902
$49,^25,084
6l,224.7.=>9 Jan. 1, 1902
1904
„ 45,483,010
Jan. 1,1905
Jan.
1,
1,
1,
1904....
59..'^34,679
Jan.
1903
1903
55,370,4-20
62,,385,360
,Ian,
IX)AN8
ON PERSONAL SEOnRITT BT
Jan. 1, 1903
July 1, 1904
Jan.
July
Jan.
$72,346,579 July
71.611, '98 Jan.
56,710,963 Jan,
53,030,425 .Jan.
42,233,160 Jan.
1, 1904
1, 1.90^
1, 1903
ing.
Jan.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1901
1900
1899
40,730,573
38,143,145
34,855,023
N. T.
1902
1903
COMPANIES.
$48,523,129
41,907,300
moi
3'>,840.063
1900
1899
31,101,271
29,930,376
TRUST COMPANIES AT OTHEE POINTS.
UOREOATB BSSOUBCE8 OF THB TEUBT COMPANIES OF
Jan. 1.1805
$1,384,01R,157
July
1SC4
1904
1903
1903
l,'20P,4=i0,930
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
July
Jan.
1,
1,
J-Qly 1,
Jan. 1,
.1,042,413,409
1,146.370,75?>
1,039,956,625
Great interest attaches
to
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1902
1902
1901
1900
1899
M. T. STATE.
$1,078,212,635
969,393,644
797,983.518
672,190,672
679,205.442
item of loans on
the
col-
Such loans have always been a favorite form of
investments with the trust companies. But during 1904
it was reported again and again that these institutions
were out of the market as lenders in this way at least
It was urged that as the
as lenders of money on call.
companies were getting two per cent for their deposits
with the banks, there was no object to withdraw this
money and lend it on call when the call -loan rate was
only one per cent and for many weeks at a time had
been no more than one-half of one per cent. When the
July returns appeared it did seem as if this situation had
been an important influence in the affairs of the trust
companies, for while aggregate resources had during the
six months to June 30 increased some $166,000,000, the
lateral.
—
No
such comprehensive comparisons as those just made
are possible in the case of the trust companies outside of
Our summaries for the other centres covered
by our tables (namely Philadelphia, Boston and St. Louis)
this State.
are such as
we have been
The
limited to a few leading items.
necessarily are
turns in these
and
able to prepare ourselves
not cast on uniform
instances are
re-
lines,
company having its own distinct method of
classification, making general footings out of the quesnearly every
tion except as regards
alike
by
all,
meaning,
those few
common
and which have a
such
as
established
definite,
surplus
capital,
things treated
and
and
profits,
deposits.
There
is
one feature which the trust companies at the
common
other centers have had in
York:
their business
though
to
mous
with those at
Kew
has likewise continued to expand,
be sure progress
is
not measured by such enor-
figures as at this center.
For Boston
deposits
now
months
and aggregate resources $172,053,316 against $143,$510,928,626 January 1 1904 to $500,106,646 June 30 010,521. In the following we show the Boston summaries
1904. During the last six months of 1904, however, back to Dec
It will be seen that in these
31, 1900.
either as a result of the improvement in money rates
four years resources have risen from
to
item of collateral loans recorded a decrease, declining from
are $139,851,208, against $112,281,257 twelve
ago,
$108,196,703
some other cause, the old course of the collateral $172,053,316.
In other words, during these six
loans was resumed.
Boston,
such
loans
months
rose from $500,106,646 to $681,449,Dec 81, 1000 (16 co'8.),..,
715.
In the last six years these loans have expanded Jane 30, 1801 (16 co'g.).
Dec.81. ItOl (10 co'8.)..
almost $400,000,000, showing what an important fac- June 30. 1902 (17 co'g.).,
Dec 31. 1«02 (18 co'8.)...
tor in the loan market the trust companies have beJune 30.190.) (19 co'«)..
or from
come.
LOAK8 OK OOLLATESil. BT TBVBT CCHFANIES XS
Jan.
July
Jan.
July
1,
1,
1,
1,
Jan. 1,
1905
1904
1904
1«03
1903
With
so
$631,449,715
5O0,lO6,»f46
510,928,626
fi2(;,*9t,H33
554,961,229
much more money
NEW TOEK
STATE.
1902
$603 436,621
Juu. 1, 1902
Jan. 1, 1901
Jan. 1, 1900
Jan. I, 1899
540,208,706
887,911,415
828,143,588
283,402,822
July
1,
out at call the cash kept by
Surplus and
CapiUa.
$8,450,000
8,450.000
9,000.000
lO.lCO.OOO
11.100.000
11,600.000
Dec. SI. IOCS (lOeo'B)... 13,l«i\000
June 30. 19J4 (ISco'B.).. 12,000.000
Dec. 81. 1004 (19 co'g.).. 12,500,000
At
Profits-
$10,286,659
11,257,704
12,2^4,793
14,141.093
16,779,627
17,174.430
18.629.264
19.331,879
19.703,108
AggregnU
DtposiU.
Ruonrcu.
$88,481,044
106.948.269
107.9a 1.782
$108,196.70*
185.655.97*
12y,286,580
120,06«,888
116.264.790
143.141,417
117.'?l»,s28
146.<i93,758
113,281.'>B7
148,010,181
122,267,294
158.689. ITS
173,C5S.31«
139.851,203
]44.:297,U81
Philadelphia in the same manner there has been
further increase. Deposits
now
are $202,855,986, against
$161,231,152 a year ago, and aggregate resources $283,Back in 1900 resource*
503,299, against $238,817,566.
the trust companies on deposit with the banks was reduced
were only $196,498,618, as will appear from the summonths from $226,727,762 to $178,23.3,926, mary we now annex.
but comparing with only $125,392,247 on January 1
Anre<iat*
Surplus anA
Itetourcts,
Depostts.
PniLADKLPHIA.
Capital.
ProflU.
1904.
The amount of money held by the companies in
$19«,4»".618
$18649«.818
1000 (40 00'».).. $28,S;i9.l-C8
$27,8Jfl."41
Dec
214,786.397
151.299.734
29,6S6.810
their own vaults was $35,133,862 December 31 1904, June 30, 1901 (41 co'B.).. 30.015,117
218,fifl'r2»»
140.137.8S9
83.886.8i7
Dec 31, 1901 (41oo'B.).., 31.927.006
against $35,519,416 June 30 1904 and $26,894,136 June
2.)4,80>.0»
163.174.463
1902 (41 CD's.).. 82,683,230
85.306.666
153.151,.S55
227.480.117
87,614.329
January 1 1904. Combining the cash on hand with the Deo. 81. 1P02 (41 co'B.).. 83,142.231
>'47.3rt-,495
S8,19«.P01
171,390,409
the past six
.SI.
''.0,
.
•ash in bank
,ftMlL,
we
get the following
comparisons of
total
June
30.
Dec,
81.
1003 (43 co's)..
l9C3(Hco'B)..
84.145.4!-5
34.330.837
June 30. 1004(42co's).., S4,'»4.900
Dec. 31. 19'J4(43oo'B)... 84.800.9iO
80.6 4,877
49,694,164
1«1,231,1'3
13\817.R««
175,3*<,08J
2r)3.S97.23W
47,3 14,788
208,855,»6t)
»:li8,603,M9
'
Feb.
At Si
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1905.]
Louis the number of trust companies has been
reduced, so that
now
are
there
only five institutions, as
•gainst eight companies at the end of 1903 and nine
In January 1901 the Commonwealth Trust
previously.
Co. (which the year before had absorbed the Colonial
Trust Co. and the Hamilton Trust
Germania Trust
Trust Co.
The
Co.,
and
May 1901
in
absorbed the American
consolidation
Co.) took
over the
Mercantile
the
Central
Trust Co.
Missouri Trust Co. and the
of the
name
Lincoln Trust Co. under the
of the
Missouri-Lin-
But
coln Trust Co. was also one of the events of 1901.
though the number of institutions has diminished,
posits
have risen
to still
de-
The subjoined
higher figures.
chosen Second Vice President of the Commercial National
Bank of Chicago, and Assistant Secretary, William G. Fita-i
Wilson of New York City.
„, J
—^The semi-annual statement of
the New York Life Insurance
Trust Company, 53 Wall Street, affords testimony to
the continued growth of this old and conservative institution.
On Dec. SIst the deposits in trust were $33,337,356, which
comp&res with $28,912,4:8 Dec. 81 1903 and |28,878,025 Jnne
80 1903. Within the year just ended surplus fond and un-
&
divided profits have increased from $3,927,745 to $1,211,043,
and during the last eight^^en months aggregate resources
have grown from $34,910,183 to the present figures— $41, 835,Following an old-established rule of 84 years' standing,
449.
the institution voluntarily maintains a large cash reserve
its vaults, this on Deo. 31 1904 having amounted to
fund in
bonds, as
and
ProHU.
De^Ht*.
$1S.423,'>00
H4,471,»84
19,928,250
32.775,817
24.?22,213
»1 1,339.273
65.481,563
Agsregatt
RcsmiTcts,
»ap.8a»,307
e8.«28,819
e8,»io,iofl
109.167.419
69,991,934
es.cea.iiT
H7,4S7.496
Surpl'us
St. XiOXJlB.
Dec 31. 1901 (6 co's.)
Jnne 30, 1902 (9 co'8.)
Capital.
Dec 31,
1902 (0 co's.).... 20.185.300
J an a 30, 19G8 (9 co'«.) ... . 2<^.M)0,C0a
Dea 81, lecS (S co'g.) ... 19,000,000
June 30, 1934 (6 co's.)... 17."00,000
Dec. 31. 1004 (SCO's.)... ia.00 .009
29,108,163
24,915.433
23,423,779
22,537,030
60,0:0,310
107,454.100
101,980.369
78,703,?0a
U7.21i,e32
ITEMS ABOUT BANKS. BANKERS AND TRUST CO'S,
—The public
sales of bank stocks this week aggregate 385
which 10 shares were sold at the Stock Exchacga
and the remaiader at anotion. The transaotions in trust
company stock were limited to the m.lQ at auction of a lot of
20 shares of Etoek of the Title Guarantee & Trust Co. at
65CJ^, an advance of Si}4 points over the price paid last
week. The table below, given in our usual form, shows the
actual sales of New York City bank stocks made during the
week at auction and at the Stock Exchange. Extensive
tables showing the bid and asked quotations, deposits, surplu?, &o., of banks acd trust companies in all important
cities of the United States are published monthly in the
Bank and QtroxATiON Section, the February issue of which
accompanies to-day's Chronicle, Bid and asked quotations
for all New York City bank and trust company stocks are
eharee, of
also published weekly in another department of the paper,
and
will be found to-day
on pages on 588 and
Baitks— V«w Torn.
Mkart$.
20 Amftrloan Exobance Nat. Bk.
20 Oommeroe, Nat. Bd,nk of
.
;
•10 Poatth National Bank
10 HanoTer National Bank
SifiMsohanloa' Vatlunal Bank....
Tbiibt
1
Oompant— if«to
*
Nov. 1904—
230
2235|i
190S- 531
19P5— 302\
1905— 180
l&Od- 5M^
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
540*8
York.
SO Title Qaaranteed^l^aatOo.^ 650^
^'
—
1905—
Jan.
,
"
180%
6iMeroUants'Na<ioDal Bank.
afiParkBuk, NaUonal
;
V
.
229
228
529
S07
587.
La$t vrevimtt tale.
Jsn. 1905
275
Price.
27.r)%
,
Sold at the Stock Exoliangft.
19CS— 617
Jan.
'
.
-
reported that a membership in the New York Slock
Exchange was reoentiy transferred for a consideration of
—It
is
179,030.
:;'a
w,:
—The Gnaranty Trust Company of New York, located in
the Mutual Life Building, is making very extensive alterations and improvements in its present banking quarters,
which when completed will be among the handsomest in the
city. This institution's statement for Dsc. 81 1904 shows deposits Increased for the year from $38,222,814 to $59,818,138.
Aggregate resources have risen from $41,018,720 to $66,983,8C7. The cflasial staff comprises John W. Castles, President;
Oscar L. Qubs;man and A. J. HamphOl, Vice-Presidents; Mr.
Williams C. Edwards, Treasurer, and Mr. E. C. H'ibbard,
Secretary.
Recently the board of directors wai fcrther
strengthened by the addition of Mr. James Speyer of Speyer
Co. and Mr. Daniel G. R'ld of the Rock Inland Company
and Mr. Oacar Q. Murray, Pcesldent of the Ballimore & Ohio
Railroad.
&
—Throngh Secretary James
R, Branch we have received
the customary bound volume containiDg the report of the
proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Bankers*
Association. The present book covers the thirtieth annual
convention, haU in this city on Saptember 14, 15 and 18 19:4.
The ofilcers of the assocIaUoa are: President, Mr. E. F. Swinney. President of the First National Bank of Kansas City,
Mo.; First Vice-President, John L. Hamilton of Hamilton
&
Cunningham, Hoopeston,
111.;
Chairman
of
theEsecu'ive
Council, G. S. Whitson. Vice-President of the National City
Bank of Neiv York; Secretary, James R. Branch, New York
City; Treasurer, Ralph Van Vechten, who has jaat been
The market value
of the company's stocks and
public in its statement for regular distribution, was $11,313,676 on Dao. 31 19Q4, when the par value of
these holdings was $9,883,020. The company accepts only
$?, 100,000.
table furnishes evidence of the fact.
51)9
made
piivate trusts and declines all corporation or other public
trust?.
Mr. Henry Parish, the executive head of Its administration has as his associates Mr. Walter Kerr, First VicsPreeident; Mr. Henry Parish Jr., Second Vice-Presld ant; M?,.
G?orge M. Corning, Secretary, and Messrs. Zsger W. van
Zilm and Irvicg L, R^e, Assistant Secretaries. Many of
New York's oldest and most irflaential families are represented on the board of trustees.
~Gan. Christian T. Chriatensen, formerly President of
the Brooklyn Trust Company of Brooklyn, N. Y., died at his
birthplace, Copenhagen, Denmark, on January 28. Gan.
Christensen was born in 1833 and came to thin country in
1853.
With the breaking out of the war in 1851, at which
time he resigned as a partner in the firm of Pepoon, Nazro <S5
Co., note-brokers, he raised a company of Scandinavians and
joined the army as First Lieutenant of the First New York
Volunteers. After the war, in 1885, he became connected
with the cofifse houae of B. G. Arnold & Co. Twelve years
later he went to California as Cashier of the Nevada Bank.
Returning East a few years after, he became in 1880 Manager for Drexel, Morgan & Co., continuing In that capacity
until 1890, when he resigned to take the presidency of the
Brooklyn Trust Company. In April 1900 he relinquished the
and withdrew from active business.
—The Fifth Avenue Trust Company, located at 48d Street
and Fifth Avenue, this city, has increased its deposits from
$18,655,715 on Dec. 31 1903 to $17,876,864 on Dec. 81 1904.
Surplus and undivided profits have advanced from $l,300,7C3
to $1,472,955 and total resources from $14,956,417 to $30,349,820.
Levi P. Morton is President, William D, Sloane and
Cecil D. Landale Vice-Presidents, James M. Pratt Secretary
and Walter Meacham Assistant Secretary.
^.^
latter office
.
—The New York
National Esohange Bank of this city has
Issued the 1905 number of its cardboard map and calendar
relating to the payment of negotiable instruments in the different States and Territories. The same plan is followed as
la previous year?, namely, the printiog in white of States
is allowed; la blue, where grace on sight and
time paper prevails; In red, where grace on time paper only
is allowed, while shaded lines show the States where grsoa
on sight paper alone is granted. Notations on each State iU'
dicate when a note falling due on a Sunday or holiday ia
payable. The card also contains a table called the Am3rlcan
Holiday Calendar, showing holidays alfecting the maturity
of negotiable instruments, and giving the legal and contract
interest rates of the various States and Territories, as well as
of Cuba, Mexico, the Dominion of Canada and Province of
Quebec. The idea is copyrighted.
where no grace
—The Standard Bank of South Africa, Ltd,, has opened an
agency in the United States at 43 Wall Street, New York
City, in charge of W. H. Macintyre, agent. The head cffloe
of the bank is at 10 Clements Lane, Lombard St., London.
It has a paid-up capital of £1,518.535, or $7,535,696, and a
reserve fund of £1.932,050, or $9,645,816. The institution is
banker to the Government of the Cape of Good Hope, and to
the British Government In the Cape Colony aad the Transtravelers' letters of crelit, iiraws drafts on
its various branches and agencies, and negotiates or oollecta
vaal.
It issues
on all points throughout South Africa. Besides the
Bgency in New York, it has an ageaoy at 3 Post Strasse
bills
Hamburg, Germany.
THE CHRONICLE.
570
&
— Tbe
Savings ComBtocbholders of the Central Trnst
January 25,
on
pany of Philadelphia, at the epecial meeting
approved the proposition to increase the capital from |5C0,000
to $750.0CO.
[Vol. lxxx.
Olearinot—RttvTnt by leUgrayh.
Week Mndino Febrvary 4.
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Trnst Company of Philadelphia (ArSquare,) has just issued a comparaHall
cade Building, City
tive statement under date of January 31 1905 showing the
advance the company has made in the last twelve months. On
Jan. 81 1904 surplus and undivided profits were $1,418,741,
while for Jan. 31 1905 they are |1,520,868. Deposits have
risen from |8,651,1C0 to |13,598,007, and aggregate resources
from 111,000,604 to $16,160,497. Horatio Q. Lloyd is Presi-
—The Commercial
James H. Hyde, Vice-President; Thomas De Witt
Cuyler, Vice-President and Counsel; John H. Mason, Treas-
St.IiOnl8.
Naw
Orleans
Seven cities, 5 daj (
other cities, 5 days
Total
all cities,
All cities, 1
Total
6 dart . . .
day
all cities
for wefeic.
P. Cent
1906.
1904.
$1,645,310,686
122,688,031
106,260,257
22,574,879
160,3' 8,644
43,636,526
17.191,417
$1,067,252,709
116.837.860
93,194.663
19,684,087
141,926,960
52,318,461
28,123,974
$2,117,938,742
326.167,218
$1,609,183,104
290,IC6,419
$2,443,106,960
398,678,421
$1,799,289,523
335,789,393
-f32-6
$2,841,7S4,S81
$2.125.078.916
+33-7
+55'«
-fe-o
-I-14-0
-fl6'l
-H30
-16-8
-88-»
•f40*3
-t-12-1
4-35'8
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions on
Rhe various New Yois. Exchanges is appended. The results
for the month of January in 1905 and 1904 are given below.
dent;
W.
urer; William 8. Ellis, Secretary;
A. Obdyke, Assistant
January,
Poth, Vice-President of the Integrity
Title, Insurance, Trust & Safe Deposit Company of Philadelphia, died on January 21st in his sixty-fourth year.
—Mr. Frederick A.
—Mr.
T.
from
banking
from the
Edward Hambleton, having decided
to retire
Par Value
Actual
or Quantity
Value.
Outripuon
Treasurer, and John H. Brookie, Assistant Secretary.
Aver'te Par Value
Price. or QuantUi
ll^'i!;
bonds.'.'
71'a
|li!l,f6o,600 $121,954,876 100-0
$16,793 105-0
$16,000
$17.471.f00
$16,143,064 92-4
$781,188 284-9
$;iT4,200
$1981 164.4'>0
aoT't bonds
State bonds
BankttookB
$2070 888.700 1,513,788.908
Total.,
Aver'it
Value,
Price.
l,240.4P5376 $''81.3P9,359 590
48,687,50086 16-33
49,374,700
73-1
85,736,120
34,404,600
araln.bnsh.
Actual
12,262,624 {6(6.948,026 67-7
1,169,581975
$64,02'' ,902 79-5
$60,4-6,500
$203 082 106-0
$192,600
84
$ii,-<e5
$135,000
$207,354 26*-2
$«:0,400
20,792,658 1,374,870.487
Stock
SB.
January, 1B04,
1006.
ro3j«
$774.f 86.8591
withdrew on January 31
11,649,506,02s
Total valTie.
business
The
Baltimore.
of
Co.
on the New
&
properties
Hambleton
share
in
firm of Messrs.
The volume of transactions
in 190405
July
1
S.
since
Frank
each
month
Mr.
Exchange
partners,
7ork
Stock
remaining
will be continued by the
following:
in
the
indicated
1903-04
is
and
Cook.
Henry
Hambleton, Mr. John M. Nelson and Mr. J.
BAI^S OF STOCKS AT NBW TOBK BTOCK BXOHANGB.
—Mr. James Crosby Brown, of Messrs. Brown Bros. & Co.,
active business,
has been elected to the board of the Farmers'
National Bank of Philadelphia.
&
Mechanics'
Month.
Charles Reid Spence, Second Vice-President of the
Mercantile Trust & Deposit Company of Baltimore, died on
January 31 of appendicitis after a week's illness. Mr.
Spence was born in November 1864, and was therefore but
Valiiat.
lfumt>tr
of Shares.
-Mr.
When the Mercanlittle more than forty- one years of age.
tile Trust was organized in 1885 he entered its employ as
bookkeeper. Within ten years he advanced by successive
steps to the office of Vice President, held by him at the time
1903.
1904.
July.
Actual.
Par.
Values.
Number
of Shares'
Actual.
Par.
_
698,596,388 14,803,788 1,379,487,900 1,018,041,179
663,916,861 14,370,948 1,851,652,500 1,006,411,400
709,864,318
18.767,264 1,712.043,600 1,102,487,948 10,795,453 1,008,669,825
13,462,394 1,187,670,700
Angnst 13,474,789 1,070,701,960
Sept.
Sdqr. 43.701.447 3,921,326.250 2,454,970,148 40,070,154 3,730,740,625 8,734,216,806
721,047,698
665,509,978
840,001,400
Oct... 32,574,449 3,046,463,376 3,100,497,681 12,806,893 1,208,379,660
Nor.... 81,081,086 :<,048,035,200 2,717,691,49f' 10,T30.97e 940.133,876
beo.. . 38,092,821 2,633,318,000 1,980,977,9a-. 16.328,143 1,427,737,650
4th
qr, 98,648.336 S,726,836,475 a,808,l67.14e 38,858,015 3,586,239,676 2,126,649,079
of his death.
1004.
1006.
20,792,658 1,981,164,490 1,874,670,48^ 18.868,084 1,150,581,075
Jan
666,948,026
Canadian Bank Clearings.— The Clearings of the Canadian
The following compilation covers the clearings by months
Banks for the month of January, 1905, show an increase
since July 1,
over the same month of 1904 of !t2-9 per cent.
MOHTHLT OLBABIHOa.
January.
Clearings
at—
In. OT
1904.
1005.
Dec.
%
96.949.202
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
2»,27n.lP3
Halifax.
7,310,<|'5
Ottawa
9,044.346
6,681,651
1903.
77.6«8,912 -I-82-9
67,162,794 +28-e
21,48»,08v
6,b22,141 +b-C
89,870,71P
+5-8
75,7.'<2,31ii
19,046.633
7,8e5,8ii5
Vancoaver
Hamilton
6,48U,0U
5.a7o,0 9
St. John
London
—
4,16S,227
4,1-42.780
+9-8
361 '".91« +Z2-4
Victoria
3,205,e88
2,5t 9.974
+28-8
8,786.3e6
6.774,593
4,6b0,4e8
4,876,347
3,630,231
3,619,892
2,602,886
254 3S7,866
206.9-l,7';8
+22-9
2i6,3li!,900
Qaebec.
Total Canada
The clearings
for the
8,66.i.P76
5,413,93- +22'S
6,231.271 +2i-9
4,6-3.40<'
3,790,359
week ending
Jan. 28
1902.
$
76,995,538
64,211,627
14,363.381
8,440,112
7,lwB,7r9
4,931.086
3,!r47,46H
3,832,-<r63
3,:;3tf,394
2,7g3,5si
189,841,0 9
make a very
favorable comparison with the same week of 1904, the
increase in the aggregate having been 30*5 per cent.
Week ending January
OleariMgt
aU-
1905.
19,61H,8P3
19,1-3 461
6,229,488
1,-H,^,mO
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Halifax
Ottawa.
Inc. or
Dec.
1904.
16,993.3C6
%
--14-8
ia,iiMl,90i
+58 f
4,202.';
52
4-24-1
1,2-4,'
3(/
+ 100
-i-36-1
28.
1903.
10.00'',23e
14,624,2-6
3,f 68,710
1,454,151
1,618,736
15,210.442
11,9«9,2"4
2,3t<4,332
1,602,353
1,398,909
1,3M .62;
1,135, 81
4-23-2
l,146,78t-
+31-2
J. 071,391
714,!i7a
Hamilton.
1,153.61>-
1,0356«1
865,333
-1-348
1,030,461
-l-ri-3
689,609
oio.ewo
-t30-5
Victoria
608 634
7«7,77e46,0«l
43^,820
e3.482.3»8
40,968,551
758,7(^0
Total Canada
-fl7-3
-l-vO-4
.
September
63,416
638,453
584,8»1
•
46,695,479
466.320
85,822,050
-1-2
-t-8-3
9,176.620,544 -)-25-4
4,033,032.173
8,943,245,341
12,505,312,780
4,167,658,809
8,561,950.253 -(-170
December.
I2,t
8,160,»73,696 -H53
9,295,356,2S3 +3
4,a03,S20.767
3,7fc7,721,6b8 -I-13-3
04,768,414
1
4th guar. 36,819,«76,t69 26,641,750,523 +S8-2 2,501,520,719 11,302,017,182
1003.
1004.
1005.
January.
Il,*48,li97,17f
9,451,!i78.882 +25-3
4,lla,-<:72
623
1904,
3,769,762 283
-(-10-6
-f9-4
The course of bank clearings at leading cities of the country
for the month of January in each of the last eight years is
shown in the subjoined statement.
OITIES IN JANUARY.
1902. 1901. 19C0. 1899.
9
6,929 7,401 4,665 5,691
BANK OLBABIBOS AT LEADING
1906.
9
1901.
1903.
9
9
Sew York... 7,735 6,691 7,186
760
729
814
OhloaKO
670
686
667
BoBton
494
645
556
Philadelphia
215
242
285
8t.LoalB....
195
160
195
Plttebursh..
128
127
138
SanFran'oo.
106
101
108
Baltimore...
107
100
108
Olnolnaati...
Kansas City.
Oleve^ind'.
..
S"-"
by telegraph from the lead- "nTanapoUs
will be observed that as compared with the Richmond..
corresponding week of 1904, there is an increase in the
aggregate of 33 -7 per cent. So far as the individual cities are
concerned. New York exhibits a gain of 55 6 per cent,
Boston 50 per cent, Philadelphia 140 per cent, Baltimore
New Orleans
161 per cent and Chicago 18'0 per cent.
records a loss of S8'9 per cent and St. Louis lG-8 per cent.
0-6 10,307,991,6)6 10,370,698,263
+
NoTember
Sr««-
ing cities.
+S-2
October... ll,509,896.7fl6
Detroit
It
-I-20
3,382,381,010
8d guar.. 25.512,659.446 25,S04.5t-4,ei9
Clearings by Telegraph.— Sales of Stocks, Bonds, &c.- roXvliie
Tha subjoined table, covering clearings for the current week^
nsually appears on the first page of the Chronicle, but on account of the length of the other tables is crowded out once a
figures are received
3,256,684,317
7.921,228.126
New Orleans
The
+1-1 3,363,4(9.011
7,673,849.870 +15-8 3,489,571,152
8,008,063.912
Minneapolis.
month.
-8 6
3,731,732,927
0,709,506,628
8,844,278,8 Ui
P.Ct.
-6-8 3,466.961.458
8,680,311,721
omittea.)
2,04a,2;i2
895.818
York.
t
$
$
July
August..
(000,000*
9
Quebec
vanconver
John
London
ifev>
1903.
1904.
P. at.
1003.
1004.
1902.
1,473,786
1,251,117
997,119
St.
hearings Outside
Clear inge, Total AH,
Month
Memphis....
Seattle
8.
Lake City
Hartford....
cities..
Total
89
71
62
77
46
53
95
60
63
118
42
46
61
233
199
106
107
90
90
62
61
74
69
44
IS
it
It
if
ii
SO
ft
II
28
19
21
16
14
14
l^
28
21
16
12
16
14
94
69
70
96
50
24
28
19
17
14
11^7
Total
Other
all...
OutsiaeN.V:
734
648
6iO
830
11,847
4:112
28
23
29
17
14
12
$$ $«
3,690
429
608
327
126
80
65
83
43
53
40
43
552
611
416
144
98
67
107
68
47
42
42
53
36
35
II
II
It
14
11
619
663
460
179
169
91
103
89
75
68
47
60
44
41
589
692
418
145
180
83
It
II
17
18
17
9
14
13
1898-
92
73
68
49
"
16
18
13
67
44
31
S3
63
31
30
16
11
11
8
5
10
14
11
14
6
7
13
15
7.301
8,217
5,769
^885
330
278
236
9.461 11,089 10,669 10,708
8.760 31908 8.730 3.307
7,631
2,966
8,493
2.802
6,006
2.318
8^946 10,601 10.229 10,343
801
488
430
—
Feb.
1
THE CHRONICLE.
1905.
4,
NEW
BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
We
•
,
571
YORK, BROOKLYN AND ST. LOUIS.
all the trust companies in Boston,
begun some three years ago. The
a
practice
This
is
in
of
continuation
Philadelphia,
statements occupy altogether over twelve pages.
No one needs to be told that the trust companies have become an exceedingly important body of financial
institutions ; nor yet that their operations have risen to great magnitude, and are assuming steadily increasing
prominence in the financial world. As a matter of fact the growth and expansion of these institutions have been
one of the most noteworthy features of recent times. For these reasons the compilations we present ought to
famish below complete comparative statements of the condition of
New York
aiid
St
Lonis.
be interesting for present study as well as useful for reference.
The dates selected for comparison are December 31 1904, June 30 1904 and December 31 1903. In the
In the case of the Boston, the
case of the New York companies the returns are uniformly of these dates.
Philadelphia and the St. Louis companies, we have sought to get figures for the same dates and have quite
As, however, the fiscal periods of these companies do not all correspond with those dates,
largely succeeded.
for
those dates are required by the State authorities, several of the Boston companies and
and no returns
a number of the Philadelphia and St. Louis companies have not found it convenient to compile statistics to
December
November
31, but
have furnished instead the
latest
complete figures available
—usually
either the
close
of
or the close of October.
Boston Companies.
ADAMS TRUST
Eksoukces—
BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT
CO.* (BOSTON).
&
TRUST (BOSTON).
Rbsoubces—
Ocjt.31,'04.
$579,(^5:^
Ape.15,'04
$516,600
3,878.021
40,000
7,352
1,093,264
3,496,015
45,000
6,314
1,042,644
$5,598,589
$5,136,473
Dec.31,'04. Ape. 15, '04.
$724,609 Massachusetts bonds at par...
$550,000
$650,000
2,858,255 City bonds at par
224,000
240,000
15,000 Railroad bonds at par
600,000
600,000
4,833 Loans
10,324,298
9,765,868
6.i5,479
715,005 Cash in office
490,207
Cashinbanks
1,763,961
1,696,074
$4,317,702 Other assets
24,487
32,752
Capital stock
$1,000,000
Surplus and undivided profits.
332,004
Reserved for taxes
23,000
Deposits
4,243,535
$1,000,000
301,023
11,000
3,824.450
$1,000,000
299,197
20,000
2,998,505
$5,136,473
$4,317,702
Bonds and Btooks
„.
Loans..
Safe deposit raulte.
.
..
Expenses and Interest paid..
Oaab In office and banJu
Total
,
....
:
Oct. 31. '03.
Dec.31,'03.
$550,000
240,000
600,000
9,479,494
603,176
3,277,259
Liabilities—
Total
*
$5,598,589
Opened for business October 21, 1902.
AMERICAN LOAN & TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
RBBOUBCKSJak.2,»05.
Railroad and other bonds
$1,949,375
Time loans on collateral
4,530.550
Demand loans on collateral... 2,065,593
Oasli on hand and in banks...
2,712,653
Total
JAN. 1, '01.
$1,938,000
3,599,377
2,521,644
1,712,796
3,980,166
2,297,730
1,813,085
$9,771,817
$10,066,243
.....$11,318,171
,..
J0LT1,'O4,
$1,975,267
LiABiurrEa—
Capital stock
Surplns fund
Total
$14,142,225
Trust department (additional) $8,840,686
LIABILITIES—
Capital Stock
$1,000,000
Surplus fund
2,000,000
Profit andloss
185,326
Deposits
10,956,899
$13,374,901
$8,522,847
$14,749,929
$8,527,967
$1,000,000
1,500,000
671,355
10,203,546
$1,000,000
1,500,000
568,125
11,681,804
Total
$14,142,225 $13,374,901 $14,749,929
Trust department (additional) $8,840,686
$8,522,847
$8,527,967
CITY TRUST CO.* (BOSTON).
Rbsoubces-
Dec.
Massachusetts bonds
Other bonds and stocks
31.'04.
$236,000
1,656,170
5,807,740
4,005,226
2,496,352
Collateral loans
Personal loans
June30,'04. Deo. 31, '03.
$256,000
$354,667
1,475,564
1,605,262
3,300,340
4,100,965
3,606,485
1,513,191
2,650,784
2,101,664
$1,000,000 Cash on hand and in banks...
1,000,000
Undivided profits
517,247
Total
$14,201,488 $11,289,173
General deposits payable on
Liabilities—
demand
7,254,570 Capital stock
8,689,875
7,496,786
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
Surplus fund
1,000,000
1,000,000
Total
$11,318,171 $10,066,248
$9,771,817 Undivided profits
319,813
267,225
Note —Company declared 8% on its stock in both 1904 and 1903 and Deposits
11,881,675
9,021,948
7% in 1902. Kate of interest on deposits of $500 and over is 2%.
Total
$14,201,488 811,289,173
$1,000,000
1,500,000
128,296
$1,000,000
1,000.000
569,462
BAY STATE TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
Resources—
Jan. ii.'os.
$2,886,077
859,375
200,000
845,053
Thne loans
Demand loans
Maseaobusetts bonds
Other bonds
Real estate....
2.50,000
Cash in office and banks
Expense...
1,093,106
4,449
Total
LlABrLITlEB
Capital stock
„,..
Surplus fund
Eaminfjs undivided...
Deposits
$6,138,060
$.500,000
300,000
219,067
6,118,993
JutT
$6,138,060
or over.
JAN. 8. '04.
$2,665,324
852,900
200,000
543,835
250,000
984,815
108
13
$5,777,261
$5,496,982
$500,000
300,000
205,428
$500,000
300,000
173,204
4,771,833
4,523,778
$5,777,261
$5,496,982
Stocks and bonds
Furniture and fixtures
...
Cash on hand and iu banks...
Other assets
Total
247,405 5
128,224
10,50u
212,194
1,775,973
231,395
12,000
181.701
19,300
Oct, 31, '03.
5 1,751,807
I
2.'i8,367
194,508
12.750
286,829
Capital stock
Surplus
Undivided profits
Deposits
$2,326,543
$2,220,369
$2,504,261
$300,000
200,000
,..11,126
$300,000
150,000
59,030
$300,000
1,815,417
1,711,339
30,348
2,023,913
$2,326,543
$2,220,369
1904.
$137,068
$2,504,261
1903.
$165,000
28,248
25,513
32,968
24,480
<7%)21,000
(6i«%)19.500
for Calendak Ykab-
Gross profits for year
Interest
credited
year....
Expenses
Amount
stock
Commenced business February
COLUMBIA TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
Resources—
Deo. 31, '04.
City bonds
$20,000
...
Loans
38'i,902
Real estate
5,000
3,000
7,400
24,856
35,111
Furniture, etc
Safe deposit vaults
Cash In office
Cash In banks
,
Total
__
Amount deposits
.*.*.'
receiving interest.'.!!
Bate of Interest paid on deposits
AU.
2%
Jone30,'04. DEC.31,'03.
$10,000
$10,000
414,501
412,292
1,000)
4,000
3,000 i
7,400
7,400
25.537
32,247
32,648
28,941
$481,269
$494,086
$494,880
$100,000
351,153
$100,000
31,803
362,283
$100,000
28,970
365.910
$481,269
$494,036
$494,880
LiabilitiesSurplus and profits
Deposits
:so,116
COMMONWEALTH TRUST
CO.* (BOSTON).
Resources-
Dec.
31,'04.>t^24,150
Bonds and mortgages
Amoimt loaned on collaterals
1,265,:<94
3,917.615
270,000
Real estate (estimated value)
("ashonhand
Cash ondeposlt
Other assets
434,'.^41
924.414
9,364
1.^0,000
depositors' dnrlne
of institution same period
of dividends on company's
of $500
10, 1902.
Amt. loan'donpers. eeourities
LlABIXlTIES—
Total
Statistics
*
Total
Deo. 31,'04.Apk 15,'04.
1,72^,220)
$9,675,739
8, '04.
$2,639,032
650,752
200,000
1,049,410
250,000
988,054
BEACON TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
Resources—
Time loans
Demand loans...
$1,000,000
1,000,000
209,267
7,466,472
Note—Coinpany allovs 2% Interest per annum on balances
Capital stock
TotaL
$9,675,739
All.
2%
Total
$7,245,178
Liabilities—
Capital stock
$1,000,000
,
Surp]u.9 and undivided profits
Geu. deposits, payable on demand
Due trust companies
'
Due savings bHuks
Due banks and bankers
-
—
'
....—
$7,245,178
Total
Note.— Interest at the rate of 2%
• Began business April 28, l'"*'
652. .'595
6,311,047
113,189
38,459
229,888
is
paid on deposits.
.-'-
THE CHRONICLE.
572
COPLEY TRUST
Resources—
NEW ENGLAND TRUST
CO.* (BOSTON).
Apr. 15, '04. Dec.31,'03.
$12,500
$76,775
$71,975
287,000
roo ^^i
5 226,500
o-^**'**^
240,0C0
1 337,000
6,818
15,224)
c^c
fio
J
b^b&b
^18,762
111.472 J
8,083
22,483
Oct.31,'04.
Bonds and mortgages.
Amount loaned on collaterals
>
Amonnt loaned
S
corporations..
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
Other assets
Resources-
Surplus and undivided profits..
Deposits
$500,000
$300,000
110,533
100,431
500,000
129,652
124,943
Capital stock
4,219
60,861
$565,080
$711,014
•Commenced business In Feb.,ls^C3,a8the "Copley Square Trust Co.''
On Nov. 30, 1904, the company went into liquidation and the assets
of the institutit n were purchased by the Old Colony Trust Co.
$754,595
Tota'
FEDERAL TRUST CO. (BOSTON)
Dec. 31.'04. June30,'04. Di'C.31,'03.
$S26,05i
$326,524
$315,894
32s,260
379 901
323,40
ResourcesReal estate mortgages
Stocks and bonds
»
1,852,601
114,748
299,474
4,393
1,764,342
2.158
336,589
4,316
$2,923,530
$2,821,260
$2,878,524
$500,000
100,000
27,895
13,692
$500,000
100,000
49,594
20,203
$500,000
100,000
48,774
14,845
2,281,525
2,150,865
2,214,377
418
593
528
Loans
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
Taxes paid
Total
Deposits in trust
Gen. dtp. payable on demand.
Dividends
Total
1,771,898
125,427
141, ia7
207,198
11,528,741
739,158
5,509,784
390,023
10,151,232
147,725
3,490,356
362,594
$24,942,109
$26,355,297
$22,704,186
$1,000,000
1,800,000
Undivided profits
328,399
Deposits In trust
6,149,738
Gen. dpp. payable on demand. 15,495.044
Other Uabllitles
168,928
$1,000,000
1,800,000
352,006
$1,000,000
1,800,000
286,926
5,455,219
13,998,597
163,444
collateral and
personal securities
11,365.225
Real estate
752,265
Cash on hand and on deposit. 4,134,945
Other assets
380,103
Total
Capita! stock
Surplus fund
p. o.
on its
Resources-
Dec.31,'04.
Heal estate mortgages
Stocks and bonds
June30,'04.
Nil.
Dec
$362,517
Nil.
$5,583,940
4,457,471
Loans on coUateral.
Loans on personal securities.. 4,367,514
800,000
Banking house
Cash on hand and in banks... 3,363,478
25,051
Other assets
5,531,991
4,414,907
4,138,061
800,000
2,502,101
Total
$18,597,454
Trust department (additional). $1,258,465
$17,387,0ii0
5,493,098
2,947,670
4,257,219
800,000
2,071,685
Nil.
Nil.
$1,616,413
31, '03.
$15,932,189
$1,520,086
Liabilities—
$1,000,000
3,000,000
Undivided profits
506,329
Gen. dep. payable on demand. 14,091,125
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Total
$18,597,454
Trust department (additional). $1,258,465
Note.—Company paid 16
p. c.
on
pels
Interest at the rate of 2
special rates on time deposits.
$1,000,000
3,000,000
529,502
12,857,558
$1000,000
3,000,000
425,8.'M
11,506,338
$17,387,060 $15,932,189
$1,520,036
$1,616,413
Oct. 31, '03.
$16,077,177
1,000,000
5,008,454
1,175,000
1,809,003
5,929,352
$39,604,817
$30,950,331
$30,998,986
Earnings undivided
$1,500,000
5,000.000
415,648
Deposits
32,689,lt;y
$1,500,000
5,000,000
357,4H6
24,092,865
$1,500,000
5,000,000
251,036
24,247,950
$39,604,817
$30,950,331
$30,998,986
Real estate
Cashin office.
Cash in banks
Dec. 31, '04. June30,'01. Dec. 31, '03
$ 9.700
$33,200
$45,800
50,500
Bonds
50,500
50,^00
904,678
Loan* on collateral
858,394
810,635
113,823
109,240
Loans on persobalsecuritleB..
88,991
72,75.i
64.700
Cash on hand
51,701
77,983
105,896
Cash on deposit
153,445
Other assets
..
2,000
9,422
2,000
'
Total
$1,261,437
$1,236,352
$1,203,072
$100,000
50,000
12,3i7
$100,000
40.C00
12,486
$100,000
40,000
11,931
1,097,120
2,000
1,065,732
18,134
1,049,141
2,000
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Gen. dep. payable on demand.
Other liabilities
Total
$1,261,437
Statistics for Calendar Year—
Interest credited depositors during year...
Fxpenses of institution same period
Amount dividends on company's stock
Amount of deposits recelvlig interest
Rate of interest paid on deposits...
$1,236,352
Note.— Company paid 12% on
& Ind'ls
1903.
$16,800
18,000
4,000
830,000
$16,500
16,100
4,000
825,000
2%
2%
Cash on deposit
Total
2,619,384
919,224
i nno 4Qft
A,o»»,4-so
1,829,985
53.'S,271
J
J
109,143
405,167
$5,1:6,491
$5,424,129
$3,283,80^
$500,000
$.500,000
20;, 000
3,152
4,433,339
300,000
35,988
4,588,141
$500,000
300,000
-
BurpluBfund
Undivided profits
Gen. dep. payable on demand.
$5,136,491
$5,424,129
stock in both 1904
and 1903.
.
Loans
.
Dec
31, '04.
June30,'04.
$171,869
$13rt,297
Dec. 31, '03.
$119,597
2,321,160
21,388
27.124
19,399
4,485
2,391,903
13,068
28.624
11,570
1,440
1,245
2,406,379
13,457
30,124
14.084
1,735
1,036
474,1.61
103,625
453,289
133,280
506,811
$3,167,082
$3,141,121
$3,227,278
$200,000
130,000
462
21,815
$200,000
110,000
16,999
$200,000
130,000
24
16,814
18,415
2,796,v<88
2,775,206
19,640
18,723
2,878,324
6*2
206
570
92
555
36
$3,141,121
$3,227,278
Real estate
Bank building
Expense account.
Interest paid
745
Overdrafts
Profit and loss
Cash in office
Ca;h in banks
775
126,851
Total
T TATITT
TTTTt'Fl
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Profltandloss
Earnings undivided
Discount
Deposits
Exchange account
Dividends unpaid
Total
$3,167,082
STATE STREET TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
Apr
$5,605,3*7
564,135
1,376,396
15 '04
$4,733,225
395,1»7
1,051,876
Oct. 31. '03,
$5,035,370
417,020
999,061
Total
$7,545,878
Trust department (additional)
$908,877
$6,180,298
$d58,426
$6,451,451
$600,000
4tH,494
$600,000
437,229
$600,000
420,313
6,497,384
5,143,Oo9
5,431.138
Oct.31,'04.
Loans
Bonds and stocks
Cash in ofllce and banks
Capital stock
Burplus and undivided profits.
Deposits
$870,834
Total.
$7,545,8^8
$6,180,298
$6,451,451
$870,834
$858,426
$908,877
2% per annum is paid on deposits of
$300 and upwards; special rates on time deposits.
Trust department (additional)
Note— Interest at the rate of
UNITED STATES TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
Resources—
Dec
Dec. 31. '03.
$900,538
31. '04.
June30,'04.
Stocks and bonds
$788,000
Loaus
Cash
3,076,000
$ti92,000
2,81'\0 lO
8t'0,000
5S8,000
2,401,364
584,099
$4,664,000
$4,090,000
$3,886,001
$200,000
400,000
52 000
4,012,000
$200,000
400,000
29,000
$200,000
400.000
$1,203,072
Apr. 15,'04. *Oct. 3l,'03_
$83,973
:f44,755
$86,945
309,886
702,112
317,292
2.803,227
1,024.340
389,392)
474,891 J
its
PURITAN TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
Resources Bonds and stocks
Liabilities—
Capital Htock
Surplus fimd
Undivided profits
Gen. dop. payable on demand.
Total.
$4,664,000
Statistics for Calendar Year—
Amount dividends on company's stock
Rate of Interest paid on deposits
U,68l
2,467,122
$3,283,803
• The figures for Oct. 31, 1903, are prior to the absorption of the
Maseaohusetts Trust Co., which occurred In January, 1904.
ti9i>.L
3,461,000
10,239
3,275,762
$4,090,000
$3.8f«6,001
1903.
1904.
100^
10%
2%
'
2%
WASHINGTON TRUST CO (BOSTON).
Oct. 31, '04.
Real estate mortgages
Stocks aurt bonds
Loans on collateral
Lians to corporations
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Total
1901.
MERCANTILE TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
Resources—
Liabilities—
stock in both 1904 and 1903.
paid on deposits subject to check;
Resources-
2%
Oct. 31,'04. Apr 30, '04.
$21,500,264 $16,109,222
..
1,< 00,000
1,000,(00
4,362,333
4,449,828
1,175,000
1,375,000
1,403,122
1,767,402
6,813,159
9.599,818
Loans
Massachusetts bonds at par
Other bonds and stocks
Resources—
Real estate mortgages
$22,704,186
1903
$314,704
15,735,200
OLD COLONY TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
Resources—
Its
MATTAPAN DEPOSIT & TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
6,2 >5,548
16,787,140
160,603
Total
$24,942,109 $26,355,297
Statistics for Calendar Year—
1904.
$316,S95
Interest cre.iited depositors during year ...
Amount dei)08it8 receiving interest
15,819,732
Rate of interest paid on deposits
2%
Total
$2,878,?»24
$2,923,530
$2,821,260
stock in 1904, and 4 p. o. In 1803,
INTERNATIONAL TRUST CO. (BOSTON).
Total
31, '03.
upon
Total
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Liabilities
Capital stock
Dec
5,9ti3,962
Loans
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Oashonhand
JnNE30,'04.
$2,223,628
$2,885,900
5,666,370
$2,287,028
6,022,543
Liabilities—
Liabilities—
Company paid 5
CO. (BOSTON).
Dec. 31.'01.
Real estate mortgages
Stocks and bonds
$565,080
$711,014
$754,595
Total
[Vol. lxxx«
*
Resources—
Tlin'^l>ans
Demand loans.
Ma.'Sachus
tts
bonds ($50,000).
(laMh in otlloe and banks
P'urnlturo and fixtures
,
Expense aocouni.
Interest paid on deposit!
Total
Jan. 17, '05.
$1,310,480
220,401
48,125
398.491
12.706
11,613
2,684
$2,004,400
Liabilities—
Capital stock
surplus
Earnings undivided
Deposits
Commenoed
1,224,40?
$2,004,400
Total.
*
$500,000
250.000
29,991
business October 1, 1904.
.
Feb.
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1905.]
573
Philadelphia Companies.
American Trust Company (Philadelphia).
Dec. 3 1 '04. Mat 31, '04. Nov. 17, '03.
RE80IJHCE8—
,
Cash on hand
Duefrom
banks, etc
Oomm'l & other paper owned.
Loans upon collateral
Stocks, bonds, etc
Mortgages
Real est., furniture
Other assets
&
fixtures
Total
$14,752
95,393
21,930
231,910
213,442
122 132
85,8x7
2,973
$17,113
63,156
44,-23
169,750
224,306
75,s98
85,216
2,971
$18,714
54,208
30.043
208,512
200,756
84,590
78,547
$788,419
$683,234
$677,563
$200,000
47,835
532,584
$200,000
49,902
433,332
$200,000
Deposits
Dividends
52,3 8
425,185
$683,234
$783,419
&
Central Trust
Besoubces—
$577,563
Savings Co.* (Philadelphia),
Dec 31, '04. Jdne30,04. Dec. 31. '03.
stock investments
Amt loaned on collaterals.
Real estate
.
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
To'al
$360,366
$315,702
$213,363
1,945,194
I,b28,a88
lt>0.763
1,615,619
7r ,089
105,763
280.324
90 515
181,929
46,610
13i,576
$2,852,410
$2,280,854
$1,761,462
$500,000
150,000
20 872
$500,000
125,000
$500,000
2,181,538
l,636,3i^0
1,13 s47H
1,000
$2,280,854
1904.
$47,888
J 6,900
24,000
$1,761,462
1903.
§*22,984
41, .^25
Liabilities—
Capitul stock
Surplus fund
Undivided
profits
Gen'l deposits pay. on
Other
demand
Total
$2,852,410
Statistics fob Calendar Year—
Total amount of profits during year
Interest credited depositors same period...
of institution
same
lOO.OOi*
22, 9-14
19,551
liaDiiitles
Expenses
i;erlod.
5,41 1>
12,084
Amount of dividends
*
Commenced business
April 15, 1903.
4
For im
c.
p. c.
City Trust, Safe Deposit & Surety (Phila.).
Nov. 21, '04. Mat31,'04. Dec. 31, '03.
$83,724
Cash on hand
$7;. 0.^0
$87,368
Duefrom
Loans upon collateral
Stocks, bonds, etc
Morcsrages
Real est'e, furniture & fixtures
Other assets
213,938
l,50.^,837
l,361,9t>7
30,900
507,837
391,484
345.072
30.950
516,753
437,028
3^3.171
33,000
521, 85
481,522
$3,374,672
$3,177,404
$3,048,507
$500,000
250,272
29,494
$500,000
269,864
18,788
$500,000
2,581,861
13,045
2,387,960
10,792
53,219
2,215,088
16,894
$3,374,672
},177,404
$3,048,507
3.'S0,071
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock.
Surplus and reserve fund
Undivided
269,714
640, "^18
1,366,094
banks, etc
profits.
Deposits
Other liaoilities
Total
Colonial Trust Co. (Philadelphia).
Resources—
DEC. 3 1 ,'04. June 30,'04.
Real estate mortgages.
Stocks and bonds
Loans on collateral
Real
est.,
furniture
&
fixtures.
Cash on hand and in baoks
Commercial & otn.paper own'd
Other assets
Total
$5. 50
213,200
515,642
140,966
95,755
$5,.5.50
39,566
164,903
451,720
115,966
55,793
61,306
23,a39
$1,106,517
$878,462
9=>,838
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus and undivided profits.
General deposits
Other liabilities
Jdne30,'04.
$373,947
Bonds
Loans on collateral
Real estate
1,55 ',204
$250,f
$250,000
264,189
591,395
933
f
169.920
455,954
$1,106,517
Capital stock paid In
Surplus and reserve fund
Undivided profits
Deposits
Total
Company paid 12
Nov. 17,03
$3,< 50
106,770
458,094
112,016
96,033
23,09O
1,979
$801,082
$250,000
26,266
523,^-28
888
$878,482
$£01,082
.
Miscellaneous assets
Total
Liabilities—
Capital St ck
Surplus & undivided
profits...
Deposits
Miscellaneous liabilities
Total
4K8,7» 8
280.0/i8
180,<>00
...
Nov
17,'03.
$22.=i.025
.^2,545
p. c.
556,590
Total
Capital stock
reserve fund.
Undivi'd prof.
Dividends unpaid
Deposits special
Gen. dep. payttbl« on demand.
Deposits i'pe' ial settlement...
&
—
Total
Liabilities—
Capltalstock
Surplus and reserve fund
Undivided profits
Deposits suhject to check
Other liabilities
$2,074,653
$400,000
185,00«
$400,000
167.448
$400,000
2,009,575
37.215
1,791,902
14,070
1,492,562
31.232
$2,631,798
$2,373,420
$2,074,6^3
l.'S0.M.'i9
Total
Total
$771,550
432,091
$845,564
432,091
1,7^2,090
511,445
1,629,957
460,785
324
'/ei
458,505
470,601
441,358
$4,093,334
$3,908,101
$3,810,016
$500,000
187,194
65
$500,000
186,709
56
$500,000
174,530
49
1,201,867
2,145,154
55,538
1.159,051
1,943,620
117,950
1,990,7 3
516
715
567
$4,093,334
$3,908,101
$3,810,016
1,113,367
30,800
Equitable Trust Company (Philadelphia).
Resources—
Dec. 31, '04. Junb30,'04. Dec, 31, '03.
$113,640
$10 ,364
$101,654
1.319,715
884.363
620,495
mortgages
Stocks and bonds
Loans on collateral
Real estate
Cash on hand and in banks
other assets
Total
2,962.696
519,323
606,234
151,241
2,4(il,H67
2,6 9.336
523,243
965,254
147,725
506,258
578 846
153.454
$5,672,849
$5,031,816
$4,610,063
$1,000,000
66,012
4,376,837
30,000
$1,000,000
200,000
51,043
3,750,773
30,000
$1,000,000
200,000
58,251
3,321,794
30,018
$5,672,849
$5,031,816
$1,610,063
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus and reserve fund
UndiATided profits
General deposits
Neit dividend
200,<
Total
Note
00
Company
paying 6 per cent dividen'is. Interest is paid
on all deposits at the rate of 2 per cent on sight deposits and 3 per
cent on two weeks notice.
-
is
Excelsior Trust & Savings Fond (Phila.).
BesourcesNov. 21, '04. Junk30.'04. Dec, 31, '03.
r'ash on hand
$25,.'^ 52
$14,950
$1\3?0
Due from banks, etc
3>*.3<7
8 6><4
48,976
•
,
Loans upon
117,555
242,371
239.725
?4.4S1
44,575
collateral.........
Stocks, bonds, eto
Mortgages
Real est., furniture
Other assets
& fixtures.
Total
Liabilities—
Capltalstock
Ui dlvirt. profits
& reserve fund
Deposits
Resources—
150.765
110,908
172,436
203,650
34,267
3.331
230. P31
243 950
34,688
$772,943
$713,521
$5SO,888
$150,000
16,411
606,532
$150,000
11.247
552,274
$150,000
10.126
430,762
$772,943
$713,521
$590,888
$l,55'>,74'j
$1,617,796
11,912,101
14,0^5,634
1,304,404
7H^,825
4,S51.899
46,824
9,915,651
11,237.742
ll,f^>^5,739
Total
Liabilities —
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Total
$34,230,318
Real estate
h04,.'=,65
47.090
734,6 8
2,043,947
7^,687
$34,230,318
$23,574,051
$28,536,851
$2,000,0"0
5,000.000
Undivided profits
1,352,900
Deposits payable on demand.. 25,805,816
Other liabilliies
71,602
$2,000,000
5,000.000
902,^37
20,633,824
37,690
$2,000,000
4,500,000
l,0r9 622
20,895.619
71,610
$23,574,051
$28,536,851
.
Nov.
$1,000,000
1.000,000
$1,000,000
1,000,000
3ti7
.=).'S0,215
11,526,694
124,388
8,16i,i91
$16,140,0i9
$14,140,449
$10,941,909
230 503
21. '04.
S5,8'0
571.906
etc
Loans upon collateral
$1,000,000
1,000,000
5 1,885
13,485,477
82.6S7
4,158,'
8
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania (Phlla.).
Com'l and other paper owned.
$10,941,909
11,474,439
905.1.^4
754,541
2,061,254
66.148
$14,140,449
31, '03.
June30,'04.
7,568, 8.=iO
215, 5v8
402.692
Dec
Dec. 31, '04.
$1,309,631
Real estate mortgages
Stocks and bonds
Resources$.54,5t)3 Cashonh^nd
572.8'4 Due from banks,
$16,140,049
489
^^
m47
Other liabUitles
Other assets....
$2,3737420
&
126,846
5.034.020
2,709
.^32,216
1,790.37^:
447.7' >5 Cash on hand
284,t^68 Cash on deposit
$2,631,798
etc
Loans upon collateral
10,1->1..349
Stocks, bonds, etc
2,532,3 i4
Furniture, fixtures
vault....
63,148
Real estate
269,732
Other assets
212,2^4
60.5.1
6,010,098
2.026
$1,000,000
1,000,000
80.365
4,597,502
42,102
Liabilities—
Loans on collateral
3,192
22,101
«79,683
3.472.825
7,601.619
2,558,931
;4,648
217,513
145,225
l,00t),000
$754,S00
Loans on collateral
Cash on hand and in bank
Overdrafts
Other assets
241.265
305,690
24,814
$54,423
2 856,819
$1,000,000
1,1 0,t-00
$3,172,6-<5
$7,163,575
$6,719,969
on its stock in both 1904 and 1903.
Real estate mortgages
Stocks and bond-»
Commercial Trust Co (Philadelphia).
Dec 31, '04. June30.'04. Dec.31,'03.
Resources—
Oashonhand
Due from banks,
$1,000,000
Fidelity Trust Co. (Philadelphia).
1H0."00
311.299
26.156
3'
$6,719,969
Continental Title & Trust Co. (Phila.).
Dec. 31, '04. June 30,'04. Dec. 31, '03.
Besources—
Columbia Avenue Trust Co.
RESOtTBCESNov. 21, '04.
Cash on hand & due from banks
$449,428
Co mm'l & other paper owned.
143,728
Loans upon collate al
19^042
Loans upon bonds and morts..
561.618
Stocks, bonds, etc
51.%885
Mortgages
..
278,777
Banking house, furniture, etc.
180,000
Oiher real estate
2^5,506
$7,163,575
2«:-t,3y6
2,608
(Phila.).
MAT 31,04.
$289,745
140,4^9
315.210
374,117
$8,172,685
505.3«
TjTARTT TTIES—^
Total
Total
1,996.602
2,394.337
1,564,526
178,543
150,320
158,127
774,141
170,611
Total
Dec. 31, '03.
$212,762
1,639,779
2,389,177
1,612,958
165,147
424,046
276,100
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
Other assets
tteal estate
BB80URCE3—
(Phila.).
31, '04.
All
2 and 3
mouths.
2 and 3 p.
& Trust
$456,331
2,681,400
2,381. H71
none
declared same period.
Amoiint deposits on which int. is allowed.
Bate of interest
Dec
Resources—
Other llabiUties
8,000
Total
Title Insurance
Real estate mortgages
2,lt^3
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus and undlv. profits
Commonwealth
15,<'00
I,lf0,91l
6,al4 795
27„500
4 469
Stocks, bonds, etc
Mortgages
Otuer assets
Total
Mat 31. '04.
$5 2"0
540 027
50,000
949,528
Nov.
17. '03.
$7,675
691,8-1
103,134
H2.312
6,5H7,40t
6,2!-9,469
27 500
1.784
27,500
1,497
$8,100,431
$8,111,513
$3,043,468
$3,493,200
$3,493,200
$3,493,200
Ll.\BILITIE8 —
Capltalstock
Unillvlded profits
Deposits
Other
liabilities
Total
& res.
fund.
597
689, "12
975,340
2.864.634
1.420,153
2,467,e53
1,06m,997
2,791,459
$8,100,431
3,111,513
$3,043,468
767.2.57
7,30
THE CHRONICLE.
574
Frankford Real Estate, Tr.
Resources—
&
Guarantee Trust
Safe Dep. (Phlla.)
224,09 6
12,547
26,000
33.995
66,979
§15,500
J0Ne3O,'O4.
$310,745
703,238
255.393
10,275
26,000
3n,440
77.725
§15,060
Dec.31,'03.
$296,045
641,116
233.754
8,376
40,803
24,406
66,411
$1,492,314
$1,436,876
$1,311,411
$125,000
50,000
28,115
$125,000
35.000
33,962
$125,000
35,000
27,658
1,286,074
3,125
1,239.789
3,125
1,120,628
3,125
$1,492,314
Total
$1,436,876
§ Includes vaults, furniture and fixtures.
1904.
Statistics fok Oalendak Yeab—
Increase profit and loss for year..
$15,457
depositors
during
Interest credited
year.
30,055
Expenses of Institution same period
11,252
Amount dividends on company's stock, 5%.,
6,250
deposits
receiving
interest
Amount
1,286,074
paid
on deposits
Rat« of Interest
$1,311,411
Real estate mortgages
Stock and bonds
Loans on collateral
Loans on pereonal securities..
Real estate
Cash on hand
Oaelion deposit
Other assets
Dec. 31, '04.
$306,320
807,»77
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus and reserve fond
Unoivlded profits
General deposits payable on
demand and time
Dividend payable
,
,
Franklin Trust
2&3%
1903.
$14,074
26,960
10,610
6,250
1,120,628
2&3%
Dec. 31. '04.
$27,900
91,423
,
,
226,426
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
Other assets
5,265
59,792
13,313
.
,
,
$424,119
Total
LiabilitiesCapital stock paii in
$182,180
50,730
189,635
Surplus and undivided profits.
Deposits
Other liabilities
1,574
$424,119
Total
*
Commenced business September
19, 19C4.
(Fliila.).
Resources-
Dec. 31, '04. June30,'04. Dec. 31,'03.
$179,347
$26,739
$28,794
99.052
123,371
109,009
742,130
740,205
879,575
Stocks, bonds, etc
737,269
483,392
783,598
Mortgages
402,463
288,781
535,800
Real estate.f urniture& fixtures
275,000
275,000
255,158
Other assets
29,392
31,923
28,053
Cash on hand
Due from banks, etc
Loans upon collateral
$2,488,447
$2,338,419
$2,227,185
$500,000
136,245
$500,000
133,753
$500,000
121.511
1,838,284
13,918
1,683,889
20,777
1,594,386
11,288
Total
$2,338,419
$2,488,447
Statistics for Fiscal Yeah Ending Sept. 30— 1904.
Total of profits for year
.,.
105.274
Interest credited depositors during year
35,500
Expenses of institution same period
c0,485
Amount dividends on company's stock
14,994
Amount deposits receiving interest
1,492,300
2 & 3%
Rate of interest paid on deposits
$2,227,185
1903.
Liabilities—
Capitalstock
Undivided profits
Deposits
Other liabilities
& res.
fund.
106,f^01
32,599
30,698
14,994
1,363,313
2&3%
Co. (Philii.).
JUNE.30'04. Dec. 31, '03.
$122,253
$91,257
$94,500
2>^4,232
385,7a7
271,576
2,479,393
2,372.350
2,121, 68H
98,000
75.300
27,500
'577.750
763,714
798,337
243,947
262,856
254,486
157.460
155.270
155,843
15,015
12,880
Dec
Cash on hand.
Due from banks, etc
Loans upon collateral
Loans upon bonds and mtges.
Stocks, bonds, etc
Mortgages
Real est furniture
Other assets
,
& fixtures.
Total
31, '04.
$4,279,555
LiabilitiesCapitalstock
Surplus and profits
Deposits
$000,000
Total
$4,017,8.=
9
$3,723,930
522,78 8
3,156,767
$600,000
502,032
$600,000
496,975
2,915.827
2,626,955
$4,279,555
$4,017,859
$3,723,930
Girard Trust Co. (Pliiladelphia).
Resources—
Dec. 31. '04 June30,'04. Dec. 31. '03
Cash on hand and in banks... $0,675,309
Loans
17,971,068
13,715,025
2,134,669
12.300
$7,860,583
15.419,918
11,179,577
2,131,523
12,3C0
$4,025,312
16,398,837
9.208,202
2,130,923
12,300
$40,508,371
$36,603,901
$31,775,574
$2,.'500,000
$2,500,000
7,500,000
1,184,694
25,169,207
250,000
$2,500,000
7,500,000
1,008,450
20,517.124
2 £0,000
Securities
Real estate
Other assets
Total
LlABILITIKS —
Capital stock
Surplun fund
7,500.000
1,354,570
28,903,801
250,000
:
Undivided profits
Deposits
Dividend
Total
$40,508,371
$36,603,901
$31,775,574
Guarantee TruHt & Safe Deposit (Philadelphia).
Nov. 21. '04. Mat 31. '04. Nov. 17. '03.
Resources—
Cash on hand
*55,804
l,188.8n4
Due from banks, etc
Commerc'l & oth paper owned
345,070
Loans upon collateral
3,075,556
Loans upon bonds and mortgaKes
68,517
—
Stocks, bonds, etc
Mortgages
Real estate, furniture and
tures
Other assets
Total
$46,815
720,295
694,557
3.472,038
3,490.189
74,575
100,213
2,129,069
78,806
54,896
1,804,405
90,973
646.856
70,259
658,762
70,802
667,663
69,346
$7,892,102
$7,276,800
$6,925,604
2,366.»n
I
$1,000,000
400,000
52,757
5,819,334
4,709
$1,000,000
313,557
105,431
5,498.679
8,037
$7,892,102
$7,276,800
$6,925,604
Hamilton Trust Co. (Fhiladelphia).
Resources—
Cash on hand
Checks and due fr. banks, etc.
Com'l and other paper owned.
Loans upon collateral
Loans upon bonds and mtges.
Dec. 31, '04.
$44,432
60.467
247,735
446,159
106,300
84.466
66,600
54,145
Stocks, bonds, etc
Mortgages
Real est., furniture
Other assets
&
fixtures
$53,57.5
Nov.
17,'03.
$68,640
77,490
247,756
199,541
64,700
111,894
56,900
52,953
Total
$1,110,304
$958,490
$881,711
$200,000
39,971
870,333
$200,000
32,370
726,120
$188,750
$1,110,304
$958,490
$881,711
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Undiv. profits
Deposits
& reserve fund.
&
Industrial Trust, Title
ResourcesJan.
Cash on hand and due from
Sariugs Co. (Fhila.).
'05. July 1, '04. Dec.31,'03
$402,315
$380,664
$257,808
1,158,233
1,611,110
1,092,583
770,346
748,784
1,635,650
1,094.084
590,579
217,282
192,470
178,010
$4,142,896
$4,025,611
$3,756^129
$350,000
439.000
40.620
14,000
3,299,276
$350,000
415,000
40,057
14,000
3,206,5£4
$350,000
390,000
39,575
14,000
2,962,554
Stocks, bonds, etc
Real estate, lomiture and
3,
25,213
667.748
I,594.'i20
banks, etc
Loans upon collateral
Mortgages and ground rents..
fix-
tures
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock paid in
Surplus and reserve fund
Undivided profits
Dividend
(net)
Total
$4,142,896
$4,025,611
$3,756,129
c. on stock in both 1904 and 1903.
Interest at the rate of 2 p. o. is paid on balances sabject to check; 3
p. 0. is paid on savings accounts.
NOTE-Company declared
8 p.
Integrity Title Ins. Trust & Safe Deposit (Fhila.).
Resources—
Dec. 31, '04. JtmE30,'04. Dec. 31. '03.
Real estate mortgages
Stocks and bonds
$800,089
$614,253
$533,240
1,503,944
1,564,498
170.813
97,897
318,237
3,764
1,375,124
1,480,270
172,863
84 933
285,684
4.785
1,321,588
1,518.805
176,093
94,319
224,123
6,680
$4,459,242
$4,017,912
$3,874,848
$500,000
550.000
128,459
1,506,537
$500,000
525,000
127,400
1.460,794
$500,000
525,000
80,507
1,374,900
1,766.288
7,958
1,397,390
7,328
1,384,886
9,556
Total
$4,459,242
Statistics for Calendar Year—
Total of profits for year
Interest credited depositors during year...
Expenses of institution same period
Amount dividends on company's stock
Amount deposits receiving Interest
Rate of Interest paid on deposits
$4,017,912
$3,874,848
1903.
$195,068
60,494
27,504
40.000
2.683.180
Real estate
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
Other
aitsets
Total....
Liabilities Capital stock
Surplus and reserve fund...
Undivided
profits.
Deposits in trust
General deposits payable on
demand
Other
liabilities
1904.
$208,985
65,935
32,141
40,000
3,221.170
2
& 3%
2&3%
luTestment Company (Fhiladelphia).
ResourcesNov. 21, '04. Mat 31, '04. Nov. 17, '03.
Cash on hand
Due from banks, etc
Commer'lA other paper owned
Loans upon collateral
$1,''14
Stocks, bonds, etc
Other assets
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus and reserve fund
Undivided profits
Deposits
Due banks and bankers
Other liabilities
Total
Land, Title
Resources—
Cash on hand
Due from banks, etc
Loans upon collateral
bonds and mortgages
Mortgages
Real est., furniture
Otherassets
92,712
327,000
945,655
4,051.206
375,464
$1,773
b2,195
319,000
1,162,063
2,955.209
3&9,265
$2,501
73,185
273,115
1,316,848
2,444,307
346,956
$5,793,751
$4,859,505
$4,456,912
$2,000,000
1,000,000
119,923
563,248
2,110,000
580
$2,000,000
1,000,000
76,107
459.833
1.320,523
3,042
$2,000,000
1,000,000
164,058
617.262
670,000
6,592
$5,793,751
$4,859,505
$4,456,912
& Trust
Co. (Philadelpliia).
Dec.31,'03.
3,772,829
June30,'04.
$268,560
2,433,813
3,663.368
2.815,887
757.493
1,0' 0.669
353,927
4,260.188
1,439.994
414.888
966.749
362,581
3.910,220
1,252,510
469,300
968,380
331,556
$12,737,930
$10,146,782
$10,339,895
$2,000,000
1,600.000
34f^,.' 35
8,792,395
$1,166,100
1,000,000
453,506
7,177,176
350,000
$1,000,000
1,000,000
$10,146,782
$10,339,869
Dec. 31, '04.
$367,757
& fixtures
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock paid in
Surplus and re.serve fund
profits.
Deposits
Proiulam on increased capital
Total
$338,.^45
3,069,384
and
Stocks, bonds, etc
Undivided
fix-
June30,'04.
$50,317
74,603
235,732
384,038
44,900
67,055
47,200
54,645
1,837
Loans on collateral
Germantown Trust
Resources-
Total
$1,000,000
400,000
61,073
6,428,141
2,888
Deposits
German-American Title & Trust Co.
Total
Safe Deposit (Fliiladelphia).—(Con.)
Nov. 21, '04. May 31, '04. Nov. 17, '03.
Total
Resources—
Bonds and mortgages
&
Liabilities—
Capitalstock
Surplus fund.
Undivided profits
Deposits
Other Uabilities
500
Co."" (Ftaila.).
Stocks and bonds
Amt. loaned on collaterals and
personal securities
[Vol. lxxx.
$12,737,930
328,';68
7,661,127
350,000
.
Feb,
THE CHEONICLE.
4, 1905.
|
Lincoln Savings
EESOUBCK8-
& Trast
Nov. 21,
$3,676
56,781
91,841
5,000
9,800
224,795
35,626
22.674
Cash on hand
Due from bank8 and bankers.
Loans upon coUateral
Loans upon bonds and mtgs...
etooks, bonds, etc
Mort(?agea. etc
Real est., furniture
Other assets
& fixtures.
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Undivided profits
Deposits
Other
liabilities
Total
Manaynnk Trust
BE80UKCER—
Pa. Co. for Ins. on Lives
Co. (Pliiiadelpliia).
'04.
May31,'0-1. Nov. 17/03.
$4,608
$3,660
50.672
31,810
95,326
77,991
15.300
12,261
9,800
9,800
192,624
198,425
35,323
34,851
25,893
12,960
$450,193
$429,748
$381,753
$132,000
27,529
288,690
2,074
$132,000
32,404
263,274
$132,000
35,104
214,654
$450,103
$429,716
2,063
Total
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Gen. dep. payable on demand.
Special deposits
Other
Uabilltlea
Total
Co. (Philadelphia).
Stocks, bonds, eto
Moitgages
Real e8tate,furnlture<Si fixtures
Other assets
Total
$1,344,925
$1,256,43S
$1,236,758
$250,000
90,000
$250,000
90,000
17,415
347,762
633,603
6,145
$250,000
90,000
13,630
301,604
587,759
13,445
$1,344,925
$1,256,438
$1,236,758
2,769
321,509
558,809
13,671
$9,879
167,868
839,690
163,800
363,916
154,234
56,947
32,825
$10,166
182,049
830,500
157,400
278,216
153,538
49,304
$8,873
89,893
753,446
103,600
282,016
233,716
48,783
33,819
$1,769,159
$1,718,673
$1,554,146
$5fO,000
50,000
62,009
$500,000
50,000
t.7,500
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus and reserve fund....
Undivided profits
Deposits
Cash on hand
Checks and other cash items.
Due from hanks, &o
Commercial and other paper.
Loans upon collateral
Stocks, bonds,
$682,951
$746,1.59
200
$800,283
212
2,551,519
115,000
8.450,751
8,031,168
2,779,513
2,053
1,687,901
933,985
133,747
3,126,702
65,000
7,831,359
7,661,766
2,28H,012
928,985
173,669
$23,683,834
$22,821,864
$20,534,780
$2,000,000
2,000.000
1.009,885
18,577,111
96,838
$2,000,000
2,000,000
1,099,502
17,538,009
$2,000,COO
2,000,000
1,019,679
15,452,690
62,411
&o
Mortgages
Real estate, furniture and
Other assets
fixt.
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus fund.
Other liabilities
1,177,150
53,031
1,115,642
$500,000
50,000
54,495
949,651
$1,789,159
$1,718,673
$1,554,146
1904.
Fiscal Year Ending Nov. 30—
$497,173
Total profits for year
during
the year
Interest credited depositors
410,466
258,057
Expense of institution for same period
Dividends on company's stock
400,000
2%
Rate of int. on deposits (Banking Department) .. .
(Trust Department)
do
do
2%-4?6
Mortgage Trust Co. of Pennsylvania
Besocbces—
Mat 31. '04.
$4,690
199,078
163,169
3,224,475
722,079
61,123
$9,368
55,560
231.939
4,035,240
1,898
$4,060
46,392
167.719
3,401,413
713,477
66,743
3,623
$4,376,512
$4,403,423
$4,429,787
$500,000
248,032
126,890
$500,000
245,680
95,645
$500,000
217.613
100,974
3,501,600
3,562,100
3,611,200
$4,376,512
$4,403,425
$4,429,787
Cash on hand
Due from banks, eto
Callloans upon coUateral
Loans upon bonds and mtges.
Morfg-iges.atoost]
Real estate
Other assets
Total
TjTABTLITIES
Capital stock
(Phila.).
Nov. 21, '04.
Nov.
17, '03.
Resources—
Cashonhand
Due from banks,
Nov.
"
Contingent fund
Deposits subject to check
Debenture bonds
TotaL
Northern Trust Company* (Phila.).
Resources—
es' ate mortgages
Bonds & Investm't sec. owned
Loans on collateral
Real
Real estate
Cash
Dec. 31, '04. Jdne30,'04. Dec 31, '03.
$?62,179
$794,639
$763,979
May31,'04.
$2,016
28,502
43,055
325,644
716,946
820,948
41,112
$2,674
41,952
55,466
290,833
745,474
820,948
39,790
$1,224
46,817
45,963
238,434
695.746
820,949
43,637
$1,977,223
$1,997,137
$1,892,769
$441,100
594,532
462,064
120,000
103,703
$441,100
594,532
257,039
120,000
494,066
90,400
$441,100
576,855
247,690
120,000
471,869
35,258
$1,977,223
$1,997,137
$1,892,769
Accrued storage charges
Loans upon collateral
Investment securities o-wned.
Realestate.furniture&flxtures
Other assets
Total
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Gen. dep payable on demand.
General deposits payable on
two weeks' notice
Dividend
Capital stock
& res.
Undivided profits
fund.
Deposits subject to check
Bonds and mortgages payable
Bills payable,
Other liabilities
2.55,824
Total
Philadelphia Mortgage
Resources—
Cashonhand
Due from banks,
Cashonhand
Cash on deposit
Other assets
Total.
Liabilities—
Capital
Gen. dep's payable on
Other liabiUiies
demand
Total
*
Commenced
business
May
136,446
173,008
8«6.983
81,974
23,189
73.444
2,800
48,444
164,401
173,008
1,192,6H5
81,974
122,448
Nov.l7,'03.
$1,518
57,859
2,800
48,733
178.489
173,008
1,199.124
79,154
120,613
$1,445,356
$1,860,212
$1,661^298
$500,000
80,332
$1,000,000
15,968
23.908
ICO.OOO
336,300
8S,S48
9,940
22,342
100,000
631,300
96,630
$1,000,000
3.949
14,167
21,902
100,000
640,800
80,480
$1,445,356
$1,860,212
$1,861,298
eto
Loans upon collateral
i,800
48,445
Mortgages
Real esre, furniture & fixtures.
Other real estate
Accrued interest account
Other assets
Total
Liabilities—
Contingent fund
Undivided profits
Deposits
Bills payable
Company's bonds outstanding.
Other liabilities
Total...
Phila. Trust, Safe Deposit
Resources—
Cashonhand
Due from banks,
eto
&
'.
Ins. Co. (Phila.).
Dec. 31, '04. June30,'04. Nov. 17, '03.
$675,952
$684,351
$660,550
1,821.293
917,333
606,779
-...
5,342,663
267,200
300,000
37,732
$12,450,915
$11,072,954
$11,247,268
Capital stock
$1,000,000
Surplus and undivided profits. 3,344,898
Deposits
8,112,473
2,237,040
20,000
Dividends unpaid
2,.544
$1,000,000
3,320,529
6,749,665
2,760
$1,000,CK)0
2,942,915
$12,459,915
$11,072,5 54
$11,247,268
$6,388,741
$500,000
675,000
103,(07
3,409,480
$500,000
675,000
48,677
$500,000
675,000
13,786
2,852,549
2,703,928
20,000
2,455,660
20,000
Mortgages
Other assets
Total
,
Liabilities—
TotaL
Provident Life
&
Resources—
Dec.31,'03.
.$33,100
7,511
4,111
30,812
16,775
8,836
21,552
2,821
$617,751
$460,857
$325,672
$1.=.0,000
405,686
62,065
$150,000
308,777
2,080
$150,000
171,408
4,264
$617,751
$460,857
$325,672
Cashonhand
Cash on deposit
Tf>tal
Insurance Dept. (additional)
I TARTI TTTTT'
3,261,592
6,976,540
9,136
Trust Co. (Philadelphia).
Nov
Real estate mortgages
Stocks and bonds
Loans on coUateral
Real estate
60.031
160,4«0
8,153
9,020
8,386
38,213
8,288
21, '04.
$344,433
5,107,818
8,777.795
30,268
187,806
1,006,570
Mat31.'04. Nov. 17, '03.
$337,8:9
6,0-5,420
5,598.331
30,263
212,525
1,092,205
$345,047
8 9,4 12
e..-^-
5,700,816
30,268
141,335
850,655
$15,454,690 $13,556,028 S13,657,,533
$53,065,460 $51,444,674 $49,937,208
T.
Capital stock
Surplus and reserve fund
$1,000,000
3,250,000
Undivided profits
854,62»
Gen. dep. payable on demand. 10,350,067
$1,000,000
3,250,000
734,271
8,372,357
$1,000,000
3,250,000
741,911
8,665,622
$15,454,690 $13,356,628 $13,657,533
Total
Insurance Dept (additional). $53,065,460 $51,444,674 $49,937,208
1904.
1903.
Statistics for Fiscal Year ending Nov. 30—
$193,.'i68 $183,979
Interest credited depositors durlni.' year
25H9o
25%
Amount dividends on company's stock
Amount deposits
18, 1903.
$918
5,788,7P4
361,700
300,000
36,107
$6,551,886
14 5,460
Mat 31, '04.
Stocks, bonds, eto
$7,417,015
$71,300
163,301
'04.
$l,S89
91,822
Nov. 21,
3,968.420
15,000
5,369,345
271,700
300,000
55,475
556,394
$139,050
188,164
162,060
62,741
41,602
12,512
Trust Co. (Phila.).
3,532,074
2,036,510
2,849,549
177,559
501,144
Dec.31,'04. June30,'04.
Si
3,567,630
2,273 940
2,727,907
199,006
North Fhll&delpbid Trust Co.* (Phl'a.).
Resources-
17, '03.
Loans upon collateral
Loans upon bonds and mtges.
2,778,594
2,924,123
225,654
620,465
Total
$7,417,015
$6,551,886
$6,388,741
Statistics for Calendab Year—
1904.
1903.
Interest credited depositors during year
$130,106
$116,361
Amount dividends on conopany's stock
40,000
40,000
Average amount deposits receivlug interest
5,398,431
5,179,955
Rate o f interest paid on deposits.
2% and 3% 2% and 3%
• Formerly the Northern Savings Fund, Safe Deposit
& Trust Co.
Bonds and mortgagep
Stocks and bonds
Amount loaned on collaterals.
Amount loaned on per. see's..
Bankmg house and fixtures...
Nov.
Liabilities—
Realestate,furniture&fixtures
Total
2%
2%-4%
21, '04.
eto
Capital stock
70,176
27,504
1903.
$742,370
335,808
283,581
400,000
Pennsylvania Warehousing & Safe Dep. (Phila.),
Stocks, bonds, etc
TotaL
134,ci53
200.000
8,285,059
3,988,677
2,349,663
949,233
2,271,910
$23,683,834 $22,821,864 $20,534,780
Total
Merchants' Trust Co. (Philadelphia).
Nov. 21, '04. May 31, '04. Nov.l7,'03.
Resources—
Cash on hand
Due from banks, eto
Loans upon ooUateral
Loans upon bonds and mtges.
and (Granting Annuities (Phila.),
Nov. 21, '04. May 31, '04. Nov. 17, '03.
Deposits
$381,758
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Resources—
Undivided profits
Deo.31,'04. JU>e30,'04. Dec.31,'03.
$372,420
$335,163
$337,355
279,143
344,929
233,674
9,019
7,660
10,134
328,993
295,240
353,928
145,150
148,770
176,484
32,585
32,585
32,530
18,650
22,876
25,360
111,438
90,814
57,746
13,233
12,696
9,547
Real estate mortgages
Stocks and bonds
Judgment notes
Loans on coUateral
Loans on time
Real estate
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
Other assets
575
receiving Interest
"ste of interest on
deposit!*
all.
all.
2%
2%
THE CHRONICLE.
576
[Vol. lxxx.
Trust Co. of North America (Philadelphia).-(Concluded.)
Real Estate Title Insurance & Trust (Phila.).
31,
31,
'03.
Dec.
Dec.
'04. JirNE30,'04.
Llabilities—
Nov.2l,'f>4. Mat31,'04
FResoukces—
Nov 17, '03.
227,602
544,804
227,751
$188,772
1,062,459
2,262,073
558,252
181,121
619,217
234,001
$5,502,843
$4,923,510
$5,105,895
Capital stock
$1,000,000
400,o00
Surplus and reserve fund
64.351
Undivided pro Hts
Gen. dep. payable on demand. 4,007,483
$1,000,000
400,000
38,685
3,458,339
31,486
$1,000,000
$4,928,510
$5,105,895
Real estattMiiortgages
Stoobs and bonds
Loans on ooUateral
$246,425
1.145.966
2,025,063
527,471
211,030
554,»59
38,6i5
Real estate
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
8'J6.851
Other assets
TotBl.
T
$219,788
1,138.102
2,426,926
TABU ITT^.S^""
Other
31,009
liabilities
Total
$5,502,843
Statistics fob Calendar Yeab—
Amouut dividends on company's stock
Amountd
eposits receivln)? interest
Rate of interest paid on deposits
1904
$50,000
Capital stock
Undivl'd prof.
Deposits
& reserve fund.
Total
Union Trust
Resoubces—
73,966
3,643,433
38,496
Total
1903
$50,000
4,007,483
3 643,433
2%, 2 •%, 3%
2%, 213%, 3%
1,728,721
1,858,399
471,387
480,704
301,324
$10,334,184
$9,273,032
$9,150,858
$23,760
498, 60K
Surplus and undivided profits.
Gen. dep. payable on demand.
Total
7,35t*,199
1,429,707
6,343,325
.$10,334,184
$9,273,032
Tacony Trust Co*
$1,500,000
1,417,453
6,233,405
(Phila.).
Dec. 3l,'04. June30,'04. Nov.17,'03.
$22,975
Real estate mortgage
$93,427
$22,725
309,808
349,505
325,924
Stocks an'l bonds
17-2,550
164,025
222,600
Loans on collateral
17 563
23.216
15,291
Loans on personal securities..
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
Other assets
Total
T
42,421
13,914
42.421
18,664
77,833
17,057
41,000
33.431
31,993
10,l62
95,350
6,613
$799,686
$692,465
$678,322
$127,500
70.000
$127,500
60,000
9,2«2
575,471
17,453
6,558
473,273
26,134
$127,500
60.000
11,090
478,140
T ARrLirXIES-^"
Capital stock. ...
Surplus and reserve fund
Unilvided proats
Deposits
Other Uabilities
li^.^,154
308.077
338,458
17,800
Other
fund,
liabilities
1,592
$2,964,849
$2,663,323
$2,494,122
$500,000
50,000
25,592
$500,000
50,000
$500,000
50,000
22,643
2,3s6,044
3,213
2,095,9.54
12,536
1,918,503
2,976
$2,964,849
$2,663,323
$2,494^122
Real estate mortgages
Stocks and bonds
Loans on collateral
Rea' estate
Total
iabilities apital stock
$1,735,351
146,257
1,035.972
459.637
116,416
$1,692,989
62.031
1,127,331
464,564
232,135
123,917
$3,950,318
$3,753,574
$3,702,967
$1,000,000
$l,Ono.OOO
450,000
1^5,752
1,302.322
835,500
$1,000,000
$3,753,574
1904.
$3,702,967
33,.'S10
30,208
50,000
1,168,588
Surplus fund
."iOO.OOO
Undivided profits
Gen. dep. payable on demand.
Other liabilities
143,531
1,542.817
764,0t0
Total
$3,950,348
Statistics fob Oalendab YeabInterest credittsdepositors during year
Amount dividends on company's stock
Amount deposits receiving interest
Rate of interest paid on deposits
Real e«tate,fumituie& fixtures
Othtr assets
^'' Total
Liabilities-
$1,998,621
$1,709,460
$1,247,256
$250,000
115,000
18,796
$217,"20
$250000
Capital stock
Surplus and reserve fond
115,000
2^,716
I,6t4,386
3,519
Undivided profits
Deposits
Other
323,715
544,943
liabilities
16.'S,244
21,342
Resoubces—
Dec. 31. '04.
1,324,830
834
•
f
Stocks, bonds, etc
MortKages...
Realestaie.furniture&flxtures
Other assets
Total
$61,289
—
878,396
379,047
6,394
379,047
2,559
378,612
3,900
$4,270,220
$3,691,023
$3,569,958
500
St.
Commonwealth Trust Company*
Resoubces—
Loans
Bonds and stocks
Real e^tate
Other assets
Cash In vaults & depositories
Total
$106,239
26h,141
1,982,517
2,500
829,549
48t<,413
$8,851,817
I,(i62.400
1,1HH,644
28,'Ot.
$9,117,193
1,665,318
700.000
53,90
(;4,()45
4,7 26.452
3,405,144
$15,865,563
$14,951,700
$4,967,015
$1,000,000
35,929
4,114,799
$1,000,000
875,o00
4«,726
3,526,574
$6,050,728
$5,450,300
$4,967,015
1,820.445
93,714
Total
$15,885,563
$2,000,000
3,731,601
..
Jan. 19, '04.
$8,4)0,574
1,562 •<74
700,00(
42.1-37
2.042,52
33,330
3,0f!8,685
$3,349,791
$3,087,138
$2,931,718
$500,000
200,000
14,41
$500,000
175.000
30,?43
$495,267
175,000
23,550
2,634,850
2,381,895
2,237,901
$3,349.'-91
$3,087,138
$2,931,718
99,<'72
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock paid In
Surplus
Undivided profits
General deposits
Total
Dec.31,'03.
$572,952
35,626
1,810,039
93,714
442,893
25,372
Note.- Company paid 6% on its stock
in both
71=^,275
320,718
23,394
1904 and 1903.
Mercantile Trust Company (St. Louis).
ResourcesJan. 11, '05.* Mar. 28. '04. Dec.
L"ans
$14,13^,292
Bonds and stocks
4,771,939
..
...
Cash items in course of col'n.
7,P44.97l
Cash in vaults & depositories
712,957
Other assets
,
-
$12,788 408
$2,000,000
3,707. "i.^.
1.339
69.575
2,347
9.214,752
7,009,i^41
$14,951,700
$12,788,403
In Jatiuary of this year the Common wealth TruHt Co absorbed the
Gerinaula Trust To., and the Hgures under Jan. 19, 1904, are of the
cousolidiited luHtitutlon; the Colonial Tru.st Co. was absorbed In May,
1903, and the Hamilton Trust Co. in December, 19o3.
'
87.'s.000
1,78^,850
93,715
^1,664
395,666
24,962
Total
$27,168,159
$13,304,720
3,388.4,^3
4,664..s'85
725,09
31,'03.
$14,476,721
2,224.432
S'. 9,865
3,906,761
721,660
$22,082,829
$21,609,439
$3,000,000
6,860,105
60,000
$3,000,000
6,789,447
62.297
40,000
11,779,992
LlAniLITIES—
Oapitrtl stock
$3,000,000
Surplus atid undivided profits 6,753,212
RftMerved for taxes
Reserved for interest and contingent fund
96, ,501
Deposits
17,318,440
.
Liabilities —
$2,000,000
Capital stock ....
Surplus and undivided profits. 3,85l,7:n
370
Dividei ds
55.000
Other liabilities
9,978,462
Deposits
Junb^0,'04. Dec.31,'03'
$309,925
$233,806
Louis Companies.
(St. Louis).
Nov. 30, '04. Mab.
2&3%
2,2>«&3%
Dec. 31, '04. June30,*04.
$573,991
$^62,269
294,304
165,012
Real estate mortgages
Stocks and bonds.
$1,247,266 Loans on collateral
Real estate
1,87P,819
2,500
50.000
1,542,8)6
West Phila. Title & Trust Co. (Phila.).
Resources—
1,92.5
$52,768
531,842
1,977,126
77,500
1,245,543
1903.
$5,450,300
Cashonhand
Cash on deposit
Trust Co of North America (Philadelphia).
Other assets
Kov.21,'04. May31.'04. Nov.17,'03.
Resources-
Oashonhd,nd
Due from banks, etc
Loans up(m cUateral
Loans upon bonds and mtges.
1,169,588
946,425
2,446,117
1,337.984
96,094
819.726
33,288
900 000
.
$1,998,621
$1,709,460
Formerly Tradesmen's Trust & Savings Fund.
Total
4.^0,000
137,954
2,311.011
1,819,264
103,525
861.483
*45,092
$1,000,000
TotaL
"Accrued interest.
105,00'i
34,614
888,207
2.59.941
West End Trust Company (Philadelphia).
201,642 Capital stock
435,(69 Surplus
174,417 Undivided profits
7,979 Deposits
363.239
3iu,932
157,337
141,168
4.833
$1,761,201
225,980
1,260,449
439,035
173,638
90,045
Cash on hand & due from banks
$207,446
$799,686
$692,465
Total
$678,322 Loans upo a coUater'l and upon
* Formerly Tacony Sav. Fund, Safe Dep., Title & Tr. Co.
bonds and mortgages
2,395.221
Invpt-tments, stocks and bonds
2,431,494
Mortgages
Tradesmen's Trust Co.* (Philadelithia).
104,395
861.463
Dec. 31, '04. June30,'04. Nov.17,'03. R.al estate, furnlt're&flxfre.
Resources—
Other assets
*50,709
Caeh on band and due from
•
$174,500
$232,746
$118,742
banks, etc
Total
$6,050,728
215,093
166.756
158.913
Comm'l and other paper own'd
Liabilities578,106
312,960
150,499
Call loans upon collateral
Stocks, bonds, etc
Mortgajies
June30,'04. Nov.17,'03.
$53,766
$48,399
160,784
52.695
93'<,943
923,374
683,717
615,043
141,120
131,861
308.077
308,077
361,129
374,259
19,782
40,414
United Security Life Insurance & Trust (Phila.).
Resources—
Dec. 31,'04. June 30, '04. Dec.31,'03.
Oaxh on hand and deposit
$9,150,858 Other assets
Resources—
Real estate
Co. (Philadelphia).
296,966
944.017
812,925
Total
TjT A R ILITI ES-^"
$1,.500,000
$3,569*958
$91452
Capital stock
4,7-!0.058
$1,500,000
1,474,985
$3,691,023
Dec. 31, '04.
Total
Liabilities—
1,728,721
1,762,251
Capital stock
$4,270,220
Mortgages
Real est., furniture Aflxturee.
Other real estate
Other assets
6,167,822
1,726,070
1,180,992
Cash
Bookacoounts
$1,000,000
213,268
2,356,690
Stocks, bonds, etc
$21,250
476,829
4,803,277
$21,250
766,663
$1,000,000
229,202
2,461,821
Cash on hand
Due from banks, et«
i>50.000 Loans upon collateral
Surplus and reserve
Real Estate Trust Co. of Philadelphia (Phila.)
Undivided profits
31,
'03.
Dec. 31,'04. June 30, '04. Dec.
Resources—
Deposits
Mort' >re 8 on improv'd property
Stocks and bonds
Loans on coUateral
Real estate
$1,000,000
254.687
3,015,533
Total
12,100,4 i7
$22,082,829 $21,609,439
in both 1904 and 1903.
on cheek accounts and 3% on time
$27,168.1.^9
Nora.—OompK.iy paid 16% on
its stooli
In ui ni In .ii.wvved at ttio rate of 2%
ceriltlcates and savings accounts
" fn
M<ty, 1904, the Mercantile Trust Co. absorbel the American
Central Trust Co., and the figures for Jaa. 11, 1906, are of the consolidated institution.
Feb.
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1905.]
5T7
Wiss nri-Lincoln Trust Co. (St. Louis).— (Conclnded.)
Dec. 31, '04. Mar. 28. '04. Sept 9. '03.
MtssiaBippi Valley Trast Company (St. Lonis).
Dec. 31, '04. Jcne 30, '04. Dec. 31, '03.
BKBonKCES$50S,621
$3 42,371
$32S937
Real estate mortgages
10 077.572
7,936,949
7,757.863
Stocks ana bODdl
7,374.281
8,280.181
8,776,133
Loans n coUa-eral
1,350,625
1,287,080
Loans on personal eecurlties.. 1, 04,012
5S4 460
495.857
510.801
Real ^8 ate
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus and undivided profits.
Debentures and mtge. bonds. .
Deposits
£«
2§
«fl
^®
O -her liabilities
1
Ci-honhand
2,351,632
1,457.5-^5
1,933,696
Cash on deposit
Other assets
4,3.35,975
3.90-i,784
109,916
2,647,575
* 104,553
$25,373,759
$22,614,176
$25,728,922
$3,000,000
3,500,000
1,881.508
6,132.1-4
10,805.346
54,731
$3,000,000
3,500.000
1,782.086
$3,000,000
Total
Undlviled
profits.
Deposits (time)
'fits (demand)
Other liabUlties
Dep
3,5'>0,000
1,745,099
6,647,633
9,571,9
1,264,290
8,249,580
120,960
Loans
$7,351,555
3,656,241
79!,377
34,000
2,056,604
„
Bonds, stocks, etc.
Real estate
-h
.
S®
ag
S^
o®
^f»
Safe deposit vaults
Cash on hand and in banks....
Other a:set8
Total
Real estate mortgages
Safe deposit vaults
Der. 31,'04
9, '03.
Capital stock
Surplus fund
360,t)o0
$14,250,407
$15,476,701
Brooklyn
8,141,600
1,258,876
20.252
2,283,238
77,780
4,249,017
1,347,411
757,458
1,234.814
56,125
$20,241,788
$16,944,450
$11,647,954
$1,000,000
.scki.oOO
Surplus fund
203,598
tJmdlvided profits (book value)
do (market value)
(467.147)
do
Deposits in trust
20,343
General dep'ts, pav. on dem'd. 13,293,296
$1,000,000
500,000
126,220
$1,000,000
500,000
57,064
Due trust companies
Due savings banks
Due banks and bankers
Other
2,4'>5,833
513,^50
2,174,081
40,687
liabilities
(206,878)
ll,3'e,4l3
2,392,665
168,947
1,351,808
18.398
$33,956,120
$28,081,247
$20,241,788
$16,944,450
8,190,920
1,073 719
86.334
734.5S4
5,333
$11,647,954
Supplementary—
Tot.am'tof protits during year.
$719,280
*$334.568
$234,902
*210,228
Int. credited dep's same per'd..
415,064
81,803
Exp. of institution, same per'd.
131,997
*58,266
69,673
Amt of div. decl'd, same per'd.
SO.O^O
Amt.of dep.onwhlchint;i8 all'd 18,100,530
14,968,779
10,040,897
Rate of interest
2 to 3^ p. c. li^ to3i2p.c. 2to3S» p. 0,
Bowling
(]}reen
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Dec. 31, '04.
Surplus fund
Undivided profits (book value)
do
do (market value)
General deposits pay. on dem.
Due trust companies
Due savings banks
Due banks and bankers
Other liabilities
Total
—
$24,932,C62
$18,244,468
$16,476,486
$2,500,000
2,500,000
$2,500,000
2,500,000
5.5.'<10
$2,500,000
2,500,000
301,970
(393,732)
(126,334)
62,221
8,40vi094
3,044.392
l«ti,l«3
4,175, 70
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Undivided profits (book value)
do
do (market value)
Deposits in trust
General deposits, pay. on dem.
Dae trust companies
Due savini^s banks
Due banks and bankers
1,S804SI
2,430,808
1,0^7,990
8,000
$25,793,71
Total
—
June 30,
'04.
Dee. 31, '03.
$700,000
350,000
$700,000
350,000
85.0 ^5
(85,035)
$700,000
350,000
69,142
(26,526)
80,137
4,040,504
122,875
49,316
102,704
15,996
2,607,370
63,999
2,736,69C
40,296
90,860
39,199
15,000
28,790
25,133
$5,466,430
$3,971,861
$3,924,756
$152,086
52,827
49.167
21,000
4,315,104
*$67,749
•24,241
*24,466
$142,952
48,148
45,039
Supplementary
Total amt. profits during year.
Int. credited depos. same per'd
Exp of institution, same period
Amt. of divs. dec), same per'd.
Amt.of dep.on which lnt.ls all'd
2 to 3i« p.c.
Rate of interest
2,801,130
2 to 3 >t p. 0.
2i»0,811
)
(
1 ',907
5,988.264
1,247,965
7.57,310
2,780,429
2 to 4
p. 0.
Brooklyn Trust Company (Brooklyn).
Resources—
Dec. 31, '04.
$486,0'i0
Stock investm'ts (book value).. 8,311,018
do
do
(marSet value) (8,342,787)
Amount loaned on collaterals. 6,186,050
June
30, '04.
Dee. 31. '03.
$59^000
$508,500
7,257,016
6,507,840
(7,238,072)
(6,473,839)
2,617.742
68,908
5,382,804
681,263
140,113
1,525,992
2,473,298
84,649
6,107,824
830,474
135,278
720,013
1,805,556
107,281
$18,913,577
$18,140,125
$16,722,865
$1,000,000
Undivided profits (book value) 1,935,262
do
do (market value) (2,044,576)
7^1, f 90
Deposits in trust
General deposits pay. on dem. 14,114.167
Due trust companies
56,235
Due banks
953,201
Other liabilities
103,122
$1,000,000
$1,0 00,000
1,885,077
Am't loaned on
pers'l securit's.
708,813
Real estate (estimated value) . .
1199,803
43=^,240
Cashonhand.
(lashon deposit
Other assets
Total
LiabilUies—
Capital stock
Trust Company (New York).
Resources—
i)«c. 31,'04. .7uMe30, '04.
Dec. 31, '03.
Bonds and mortgages
$-?7,000
$35,000
$ ..
Stock Investm'is (book value).. 6,499,3'(6
5,y81..^48
5,882.623
do
(market value) (6,537,808)
do
(5,79',825)
(5.79«,91^)
Amount loaned on collaterals. 12,8»4,255
6,558.515,069,547
Amount loaned on per'l secur..
lft9,27'
7l«,409
445,081
Cashonhand
274,993
249.2 1
242,541
Cash on deposit
5,7iJ4.3-'0
3,568,646
2,343,3 *
Otherassots
888,373
1,283.419
746,361
Liattilities
$5,000,000
5,000,000
114,181
125,000
15,546,531
Trust Companies.
Bonds and mortgages
Total
13,361,177
5,626,306
629,648
1,153,599
3,843,723
63,209
55,000
Broadway Trast Company (New York).— (Concluded.)
(4,0 "7 037)
Total
31, '03.
$1,171,050
$28,081,247 $25,793,712
9,000
150 000
23,275,641
Total
(5.243,363)
Liabilities—
Capital stock
555,711
641,667
5,747,366
27,312
69,832
$5,000,000
5,000 000
286.708
150,000
63,000
17,573,539
8,000
Res' ve for interest
5,162.704
1
$5,000,000
5,000,000
521,479
Undivided profits
Dividends unpaid
General deposits
Reserve for taxes ..^
796,76.'S
Dec. 31, '03.
4.00.^,129
5,564,334
Stock la vestm'ts (book value).
do (markPt value) (5.827,8«3)
do
Amount loaned on collaterals. 10, 24^ ,520
779 10
Amt. loaned on pers'l seourlt's
...
387,910
Cash on hand
3,142,300
Cash on deposit
121,614
Other assets
$33,956,120
$8,931,424
34,0(0
1,699,184
256,790
.;Mne30''"4.
5,0.53,740
100,000
,.
Total
$972,735
15,012,834
Liabilities-
Bankeri Trust Comptny (New York).
Resources—
$866,360
Loans on coUat. & pers'l seo'B. 16,3.50,985
4,667.527
Stocks and bonds
543,822
Real estate and office building.
656,420
Cash on hand
10,771,006
Cash on deposit
Other assets
4,259, f.38
New York and
$15,976,701
St. Lonis Union Trust Company (St. Lonis).
Dec. 31, '04. Jone 30, '04. Dec.
Resources—
$25,373,759 $22,614,176 $25,728,922
Total
1903.
19'j4.
Statistics for Oalendab Yeab—
616.410
750,696
Total net profits for year
460.815
347,327
Intert^st credited depositors during year..
278,492
287.014
Expenses of instl'uti'n sa ae period
480,000
480,000
Amoun' dividends on company'- s'ock ..
Interest paid on all depofits
Amount deposits receiving interest
Rate of Interest iiaii on deposits... 2% oli demand aud 3% ontimedt-p.
Mis^oari Lincoln Trust Company (St. Louis.)
Dec. 31, '04. Mar. 28, '04. Sept.
Resources—
$14,250,407
Co. was fonred In 1904 by the
consolidation of the Missouri Trust Co. and the Lincoln Trust Co.
We have been unable to obtain a report of the condition of the new
institution, but from an advertisement of the company we see that on
December 31, 1904, the deposits amounted to $10,83 1,031; the capital
1- $3,000,000 and the surp us $1,000,000
The figures for March 28,
1904, and September 9, 1903, given above were arrived at by combining the reports of the old Missouri and Lincoln trust companies.
Note.—The Missouri-Lincoln Trust
84,428
5,961.5fi0
$4,000,000
2,212,627
1,153,888
8,113,733
496,453
'^'^
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus funi
$4,000 000
2,260,274
1,536,240
6,404,245
49,643
,
Total
Supplementary
—
of divs.decl'd,
same
801.108
11,707,344
142,451
9''3,131
112,961
1,027,513
99,372
$18,913,577 $18,140,125
$16,722,865
*$325,58l
*166,300
*56,079
^80,000
13,765,066
2 to 4 p. o
t$322,186
312,234
106,594
160,000
13,261,443
2 to 4 p. 0.
per'd
$715,439
350,0^5
111,9)4
160,000
Amt.of dep.on whichlnt is all'd 1 5,457,639
Rate of interest
2 to 3ifl p. c.
U Book value, t For six months only.
Central Realty Bon<l
Resources
—
&
Trust Co.
Dee. 31, '04.
Bonds and mortgages
(1,903,621)
585,853
12,964.212
615 237
Tot.am't of profits during year.
Int.credited depos's same per'd
Exp.of institution, sameper'd.
Am't
l.'<98.74l
(1,939,370)
(Now York).
Jutic 30, '04.
$3,562,9=^0
Dee. 31. '03
$4.3^3,130
$5,032,404
Stock inv'stm'ts (book value).. 1,922,531
2,207,943
3,085,464
Other liabilities
618,015
do
do
(market value) (2,121,209)
(2,236,248)
(3,153.069)
Amount loaned on collaterals. 4,>- 64.077
4,146,243
7,007,771
Total
$24,932,062 $18,244,468 $16,476,486 Real estate
582.651
2,604,031
48,784
Supplementary
Cash on hand
42 263
49,990
52,350
Tot. am't prottis during year..
$R78,751
'$288,958
601,078 Cash on deposit
2,511,214
l,9b«,505
1,165,422
Int.crediied deo's, sameper'd.
«^6
*143, 22
841,
253,332 Other assets
M8.093
176.543
66.124
Exp. of Instltut'n, same per'd.
10^, '45
*61 1-3
17 ,840
Total
$l&,856;66r
$13,149,084
$16,568,738
Am't of <llv. rteoi'd -Miue per'd.
*75,0'iO
1^0,000
150,000
Liabilities
Am't of dep.on which int.is all'd 16,949,^63
11,294,992
10,428,706 Capital stock
$2,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
Average rate of interest.
ItoS^aP-o- 1 to 3^2 p. c. 1 to Sis p. 0. Surplus fund
6,500,000
2,500,000
2, 5( 0,000
Undivided profits (book value) 2.503,272
1,850,160
1,953,054
do
)
do (market value) (2,7 'e-OSO)
(1,981,359)
(
Broadway Trust Company (New York).
136,015
Dep«»8its In trust
53.141
2^7,490
6,579.908
Oen'l deposits payable on dem. 9,241,781
Resources—
6,822,137
Dee. 31. '04. June 30. '04. Dec. 31 '03
48.028
91.115
Bonds and mortgages
$1.'^5,'250 Due trust companies
1 ,160
$4)0,250
$289,250
331,732
635,2'*1
Stock investm'ts (book value)
505,f>07
280,:^72
8«1.724
1.049.733 Due banks and bankers
122.905
94.356
do
.s7.5-^6
do (markf't value).
(505.607)
(808,112)
(1,049,733) Other Uablli ties
Amount loaned on collaterals. 2,«sl7,475
1,244,183
1,318,627
Total
$15,«56,ooi $13,l4y,084 $16,56i,738
Amt.loared on pers'l securities
822,840
80»,08i
674, K4 9
Supplementary
Real estate (estimated value)..
843,012
5.000
5,000
5.000 Total am't prottis during year. $1,136,331
$343,880
Cashonhand
•M8,622
92,840
262,811
77,788
72,720 Int. credited depos. same per'd
195,063
Cash on deposit
6^^5,390
*45,S54
841,568
91,689
609,777 Exp. of institution, same per'd
9 \64t
Other assets
170 850
•60,000
320,000
79,444
39,099 Amt. of dlvs. decl'd same per'd
120,000
7,0'J4,823
7,483,336
Amt. depos. on wh. Int. is all'd. 9,44 -i. 89 3
Total
$5,466,430
$3,971,861
$3,924,755 Rate of interest
2 to3>a p. 0. lto3>ap. 0. 8 to 8^9 P.O.
* For the six months only, Jan. 1 to Jane
30.
For the six months only, Jan. 1 to June 30.
5.153 8.'^5
1,^25,709
4,496,7,^2
3,081,331
97,898
—
—
,
.
—
TliK CHRONlOLil
578
Central Trn»t Company
Resources—
Bonds and mortgages
(New York).
Empire Trust Company (New York).
.;nwe30,'O4. Dec. 31, '03.
S!33i,9P9
$145,5S5
$320,551
Btookinvest's (book value) .... 16.131.813
19,644.840
19.221.310
do (market value) (169r>4,55r>) (20285,906) (20092.360)
do
Amount loaned on collaterals. 38,453,842 22,306,545 22,012,519
Am'tloanedon
Real
pers'lseourlt's.
estate (estimated value)..
Cashonhand
Cash on deposit
Other assets
Total
Liabilities
31.'04.
De^;.
229.670
1,039.853
28,24?
4.790,135
223,892
258,503
979,210
37,338
13,126,078
190,127
2h6,337
979,895
24,612
4,205,103
258,689
Amouutloaned on
$1,000,000
12.768.543
(13409,609)
5,471,646
387,770
283,341
4,255,615
242,485
$1,000,000
12.401,868
(13332919)
3,585,?20
28,555,236
536,537
271,221
78^,654
146,280
$61,043,337
Total
SuppleTnentary
Total am tprolits during year. *$2,949,222
1,010,651
Int. credited dep's same per-d.
242,314
Exp. of institut'n. sameper'd.
800,000
Am'tofdivs.decl'd.sameper'd.
Amt.ofdep.onwhiohlnt.iBaU'd 42,459,683
1 to 3 p. c.
Rate of interest
$56,874,640
$47,339,016
•$1,261,604
'437,479
*120,903
*500,000
39,933,189
$2,821,697
998,867
253,346
800,000
28,883,563
1 to 3 p. o.
—
City Trust
32,46.=i,240
1 to 3 p.
o.
Company (New York).
Resources—
I>ec.
31, '04.
Dec. 31, '03.
$2^5,810
2,846,550
$424,848
2,187,156
(2,777,355)
(2,097,930)
7,500,802
518,388
123,147
4,652.382
77,244
9,352,016
265,722
565,555
2,18o,724
286,331
Bonds and mortgages
$501,798
Stock Investtn's (book value).. 2.598,504
do (market value) (2,562,812)
do
Amount loaned on coUaterals. 12,764,792
498,846
Am't loaned on pers'l seourit's.
111,353
Cashonhand
2,575,640
Cashon deposit
62,567
Otherassets
$19,103,500
—
$15,994,323 $15,262,352
$1,000,000
1,000,000
826.796
Undivided profits (book value)
do (market value)
(801.103)
do
662,524
Deposits in trust
Geu'l deposits pay'ble on dem. 14,667,461
47,543
Due trust companies
44,966
Due savings banks
17,331
Due banfcs and bankers
836,879
Other liabiUlies
$1,000,000
1,000,000
775,686
$19,103,500
Capitalstock
Surplus fund
Total
—
1,584,302
1,109.185
1,009,279
371,825
90,633
26,543
343,550
90,633
17,892
221,506
1,313,897
228,841
1,117.13'
Cashonhand
Cash on deposit
Otherassets
Total
..:.
$4,732,098
—
Capitalstock
$500,000
Surplus fund (book value)
1,000,000
do
do (market value) (1,059.974)
Undivided profits
29,074
Deposits In trust
General deposits
2,848,515
Due trust companies
27,^33
320.306
Dae banks and bankers
Other Uabllities
7,500
Total
f70e,491)
769,79.s
(680.596)
5i4,5i7
12,354,312
146,821
27,416
118,640
61,911
1,022,993
10,458,161
104,0^5
48.478
118,783
740,087
$15,994,323
$15,262,352
$636,740
373,523
*$281,S25
*176,955
26,3.59
99,857
80,000
Amt. of dlvs.deol'd same
Amt.ofdep.onwMohlut.isall'd 15,371,061
2to3iflp.o.
Rate of interest
per'd.
per'd.
*47,979
*40,000
11,291,192
2 to
3^
Company (New
Colonial Trust
p. c.
$635,476
352,095
26,907
103,190
80,000
11,026,053
2to4p.
c.
York).
Dec. 31, '04. J«w.£30,'04. Dec. 31. '03.
Betourees—
$95,000
$81,760
$96,500
Bonds and mortgages
2.381,447
2,433,862
Stock investm'ts (book value). 2,003,287
(2.433,862)
(2,381,447)
(market value) (2,003.287)
do
do
Amount loaned on coUaterals. 18,552,961 14,678,014 11,903,519
1,072,766
1,474,319
Am't loaned on pers'l Beoui-lt'B 1,385.702
988.182
3,147,868
1,153,772
Cashonhand
2,720,999
5,428.925
4,219,393
Cash on deposit
199,713
112,073
140,772
Otherassets
$500,000
500,000
$5(10.000
1,000,000
(1,023, »71)
)
(
4.143
14.435
14,293
34,651
2,419,680
61,660
255,526
17,241
971,615
46,490
148,688
148,616
$4,732,098
$4,378,051
$2,333,987
$167,462
55,059
81,646
*$80,389
*24,786
*46,899
1,167,508
$100,019
35.258
38.363
1,113,669
Av.2%p.o.
l»ato4p.c.
Int credited dopos. same per'd
Expen. Institution same period
Amt. dep on wh. int. is allowed
Av
Rate of interest
$2,333,987
$4,378,051
.,
Supplementary —
Total amt. profits during year.
10,799
428,457
102,093
328,753
1,540,030
2*60p.o.
Equitable Trust Company (New York).
Dec. 31, '04
Bonds and mortgages
JuneSO,
'04.
Dec.
.^1.
'03.
$2,734,500
Stock investm'ts (book value)
11.323.700
do
do (market value) (11323,700)
Amount loaned on collaterals. 34,543,315
Amt.loaned on pers'l securities
33,700
Cashonhand
194.431
Cash on deposit
5,092,023
304,157
Otherassets
$2,330,000
11,060,487
(11162,530)
29,593,9^8
34,^22
166.970
4,743,117
350,421
$54,225,826
$48,279,745
$34,650,430
Capitalstock
$3,000,000
Surplus fund
9,000,000
639,130
Undivided profits (book value)
do
do (maiket value)
(639,130)
23,230,900
Deposits In trust
Gen'ldep'its, pay'leondem'nd
7,443.652
Due trust companies
5,158,352
Due savings banks
2,713,9«4
Due banks and bankers
2,780,337
259,471
Other UabUltles
$3,000,000
9,000,000
298,843
$3,000,000
8,500,000
537,763
13,513,965
13,739.162
4,493.787
1,393.680
2,521,910
318,363
11,006,292
8,337,934
1,982,910
82,614
893,077
309,840
$54,225,826
$43,279,745
$31,650,430
during year. $2,048,982
same per'd.
875,067
149,907
Exp. of institution, sameper'd.
300,000
Amt.ofdlvs.deol'd, sameper'd
Amt.oldep.oiiwh'hlnt.lsall'd. 38,218,199
liflto4p. o.
Bate of interest
•$939,190
*3i8,507
$1,538,306
543,314
137,185
270,000
21.779,798
.
Total
Liabilities
—
Total
Supplemetilary
Tot.
amt ot
—
(400,886)
profits
Int. credited dep'rs
Supplevietitant
Total am't profits during year
Int. credited dep's same per'd.
Taxes
Exp. of instltutlon.same
$1,000,000
1,000,000
$20,266
541.585
(.311,585)
collaterals.
Resoxirces—
J^Mne30,'04.
Dec. 31. '03
Amt. loaned on pers'l securities
Real estate (osli mated value).
Liabilities
Capitalstock
$1,000,000
13,229,434
Surplus fund (book value)
do
do (market value) (14052.176)
4,<»75,984
Deposits in trust
General dep'ts, pay. on dem'd. 40,718,086
357.312
Due trust companies
155,00i
Due savings banks
1,368,181
Due banks and bankers
139,336
Other liabiUties
Total.
Liabthttes
Resources—
Dec. 31, '04. 7«)ie30,'04
Bonds and mortgages
$250,000
$301,000
86t,047
Stock investm'ts (book value)..
994,901
do
(market value)
do
(896,948)
(1.004,479)
$61,043,337 $56,874,640 $47,339,016
—
Vol. lslxx.
*79,413
"150,000
33,152.165
l»ato4p.
o.
$2,437,500
1,532,246
(1,584.537)
26,637,477
3.5,051
129,180
3,456.111
372,865
..)
(
liato4p.
o.
&
Trust Co. (New York),
Dec 31. '01 June 30, '04. Dee. 31, '03.
.$1,052, -200
Bonds and mortgages
$1,628,500
$1,494,500
19.414,6,59
16,033,883
Stock investm'ts (book value).. 21,058,972
do (market value) (21668,190) (19642,977) (16114,899)
do
Amount loaned on collaterals 47,784,440 24,b38,423 28,554,092
Other loans on pers'l secur't's. 4,478.400
1,895,500
1,536,750
1,455,668
1,455,878
Real estate (estimated value).. 1,455,546
3,002,304
3.^05.581
2,809,220
Cashouhand
11,227.520
19,371,365
5,906,440
Cash on deposit
527,286
603,575
441,870
Other assets
Farmers' Loan
Kesoarces—
.
$91,077,662
$71,802,932
$57,952,038
$1,000,000
Capitalstock
Undivided profits (book value) '^,727.239
do (market value) (7,336,456)
do
76,51b,030
Deposits In trust
3,807,100
Due trust companies
2,196,453
Due savings banks
1,355,710
Due banks and Dankers
472,080
Other liabilities
$1,000,000
6,907,667
$1,000,000
7,015,404
Total
;
Liabilities—
$28,747,169
$23,846,616
$19,677,039
$1,000,000
500,000
Undivided profits (book value) 1,128,903
do (market value) (1,128,903)
do
248,878
Deposits in trust
General deposits pay. on dem. 20,937,380
2,259,425
Dae trust wimpanies
1,390,443
Due savings banks
1,227,422
Dae banks and bankers
48,718
Other liabilities
$1,000,000
500,000
976,331
$1,000,000
500,000
968,871
Total
Liabilities
—
Capitalstock
Surplus fund
Total
Supplementary—
$23,747,169
Tot. am'tofproflts during year
Int. credited dep's, same per'd
Exp. of institut'n, same per'd.
Amt.otdlvs.decl'd same per'd.
$933,083
576,244
164,800
100.0 00
Am'tofdep.onwhichint.i8aU'd 23.661,291
2 to 4 p. c.
Bate of Interest
(976,331)
123,395
16,596,222
2,107,182
1,289,225
1,093,006
161,255
(
)
140,744
13,749.492
1,428,390
830,847
934,390
124,305
$23,846,616 $19,677,039
'$371,275
$874,577
''223,667
,504,421
"77,647
*50,000
18,745,738
2 to 4 p. o.
161,078
100,000
15,448,634
2to4iflp. c.
Commonwealth Trust Company (New York).
Dec. 31,' 04. June 30, '04.
Regouree.1—
$663,1.''4
$665,653
Stock investm'ts (book value) .
(071,383)
(market value)
do
(871.495)
do
41,431
29,500
Amount loaned on coUaterals.
15,443
7,600
Amt. loaned on pers'l secur't's
4,598
4.746
Cashonhand
333,513
419,950
Cash on deposit
1,944
Other a.s8ets
Dec. 31, '03.
$1,124,950
$1,062,582
$828,151
$500,000
16,849
$500,000
$500,000
14,406
Total
$638,904
(644.638)
49.231
20,000
21,108
96,929
1,979
Liabilities.
Capital stock
Undivided profits (book value).
oo (market value)
do
Deposits In
18,749
)
(24.484)
60 7.G32
419
14,390
528,338
1,105
311,478
235
$1,124,950
$1,062,582
$828,151
$116,059
*81,109
"1,417
'63,030
143,678
2 to 3 p. c.
$351,020
105,870
141,825
178,835
2 to 3 p. c.
(
triiBt
General dep. pay. on demand.
Other liabilities
Total
(
)
2,031
Int. creillted dep's same per'd.
Exp. of inHtitut'n same per'd..
Aitit.ofdep.on which int.l8all'd
Rate of Interest
*
2,071
106,364
470,074
2 to 3 p. o.
For the six months only, Jan. 1
to
June 80.
(
)
610,750
398,799
45,615,920
1,530,106
2,369,635
167,980
252,993
$91,077,662
$71,802,982
$57,952,038
Tot.aui't of profits during year. $2,435,282
1,573.165
Int. credited dep's, same per'd.
207,979
Exp. of institution, same per'd.
400,000
Amt. of divs.decl'd.same per'd.
Arat.ol'dop.,ouwhichint.l8all'd 77,236,300
1 to 3^2 p. c.
Bate of interest
"$1,222,536
"721,782
"103,721
"200,000
60,110,867
$2,540,582
1,415,395
203,964
400,000
44,441,848
Total
Supplement an/
—
Filth Arenue Trust
57,008,956
3,32i',l45
2,496,665
1 to 3i« p.
o,
lto3i2p.
c.
Company (New York).
Dee. 31. '04.
J"wnc 30,'04.
$510,500
$510,500
$510,500
Stock Investm'ts (book value). 6,626,663
do (maiket value) (6,703,100)
do
Amount loaned on collaterals. 9,586,347
781,442
Amt.loaued on pers'l seourit's.
151,032
Oashonliaud
2,633,765
Cash on deposit
160,021
Otherassets
6.341.914
3,741.046
(6,389,591)
(3,747,935)
7,478,780
802,535
53,922
8,287,6.'>6
619,87.=.
Resources—
Bonds and mortgages
Total
Dec. 31. '03.
167,767
105,153
1,532,270
159,917
$20,349,820 $17,583,941
$14,956,417
$1,000,000
1,000,000
348.285
$1,000,000
1,000,000
300,702
2,228, 5i;3
iia6iii< teg-
$1,000,000
Capital stock
1,000,000
Surplus fund
472,955
Undivided profits (book value)
do (maiket value)
do
(549,393)
18,753
Deposits in trust
Gen'l deposits pay'ble on dem. 17,609,048
236,884
Due savings banks
12,180
Other UabUltles
'395,962)
28,831
15,045,893
137,630
(
)
i;3,302
23,165
12,488,515
132,035
12,000
$20,349,820
$17,683,941
$14,966,417
$771,883
376,220
same per'd
79,931
Kxp. of Institution, same jier'd
120,000
Amt. of dlvs.ldecl'd same per'd.
Am'tof dep. on wh. Int. iBaU'd. 17,538,364
"$330,819
"173,504
"38,431
"60,000
14.841,655
$558,097
322,399
77,557
120,000
12,356,714
2to3"ijp.o.
2to3>4p.o.
2to3>flp.o.
Total
Hupplernenturu.
Total am't profits during year.
(7,195,984)
Supplementary Tot.amt.of profits during year.
Int. credited doi-'rs,
Bate of Interest
*
For the bIk months only, Jan. 1
to
June
30.
.
Feb.
THE CHRONICLE
4, 1905.]
579
Flatbasb Trust Company (Brooklyn).
Hamilton Trust Company (Brooklyn).
Dee. 31. '04. JMJie30,'04. Dec. 31, '03
Resourcet—
*29'5,800
$326,380
$305,300
Bonds and mortgagee
2.=i7,l()6
253,465
164.531
Stock inv'stm'ts (book value)..
(262,695)
(273,668)
(169,911)
do (market value)
do
oollateralB.
1,0'«9,405
884,800
868,918
Amount loaned on
102,653
188,835
91,506
Amt.loaned on pers'l securities
6.'=i,374
28,342
36.207
Real estate (estimated value)
182,928
197,^66
84,008
Cashonliand
15'<,298
187,225
355,077
Cash on deposit
15,939
18,060
17,272
Otherassets
JUtouree*—
Dec. 3 1 '04. June 30, '04. Dec. 31 '03
Bonds and mortgages
$529,175
$503,975
$550,275
Stock Investm'ts (book value). 1,687.485
1,697.924
1,390,321
do
(market
value).
do
(1,811,529)
(1,726 048)
(1,391,895)
Amount loaned on collaterals. 4,238,698
3,566,906
4,106,286
Am't loaned on pers'l securlt's.
442,886
393,007
410,824
estate
(estimated
value)
Real
34,207
34,420
35,413
Casbonhand
729,696
647,806
283,965
Cash on deposit
911,574
1,026.385
746,584
Otherassets
79,322
77,504
81,749
$2,330,051
Total
Liabililies —
$200,000
100,000
50.038
$200,000
100,000
45,000
(71,863)
(59,268)
(50.380)
33,831
1,806.113
125,000
9,807
3,566
1,657,575
100,000
10,825
7,683
1,264,825
100,000
8,532
$2,330,051
$2,122,004
$1,726,040
$82,447
33.651
24,061
12,000
*$40,C06
*15,368
*11,799
*6,000
1,761,141
$77,311
27,508
20,775
12.000
1,372,000
Surplus fund
Undivided proflte (book value)
do (market value)
do
Deposits In trust
Gen'l deposits payable on dem.
Due savings banks
liabilities
Total
Supplementary —
Tot.amt.of protltsiduringyear.
Int. credited depoB same per'd
Exp.of
institution
same
per'd.
Amt.ofdlv8.deol'd,8ameper'd
Amt. of dep. on wli. Int. is aU'd.
Bate of interest
1,964,944
2 to 3 p. c.
2to3p, o.
Franklin Trust Company (Brooklyn).
Resources—
o.
Jiine 30, '04.
Dee. 31, '03.
$570,900
$600,600
$611,900
Stock Investm'ts (book value).. 5,015,198
do
do (market value) (5,180,203)
Amount loaned on collaterals. 2,553,097
Am'tloanedonpers'l securities 2,270,074
Real estate (estimated value)
450,000
Cashonhand
22<,472
2,05S.834
Cash on deposit
Otherassets
53,682
5,243,300
4,931,476
(5,214,707)
(4.940.923)
1,770,301
1,496,045
1,703,363
1,117.285
450,000
195,214
2,388,324
72,607
450,000
396,342
1,415,176
67,053
$13,225,257
$12,216,391
$10,692,595
$1,000,000
1.591,010
$1,000,000
1.565.391
$1,000,000
1,552,973
. .
Total
2 to 4 p.
Dec. 31, '04.
Bonds and mortgages
Liabilities—
Capital stock
Surplus fund (book value)
do
do
(market value)
)
(
Deposits in trust
General deposits, pay. on dem.
(1,536,799)
$13,225,257 $12,216,391
$10,692,595
*$243.212
'93.610
$489,562
193,485
90,4«2
120,000
7,879,680
2 to 4 p. c.
Other liabilities
141,554
Supplemeniarp —
Tot.am't.otprolitsdurtngyear.
Int. credited dep's, same per'd.
Exp. of Institution, same
)
891,178
6,324,778
72,261
Due trust companies
Due pavings banks
Due banks and bankers
Total
(
947.160
7,326,106
204,722
721,137
280,000
171,876
874,510
8,921,045
124,733
572,405
$506,427
200,84'.
108,135
Amt. of divs.decl'd.sameper'd.
120,000
Amt.ofdep.onwhichint.l8all'd 10,115,822
Rate of interest
2 to 4 p. o.
(jfuaranty Trust Company
Resources—
D«c. 31, '04.
Bonds and mortgages
Stock investm'ts (book value), .$1.'>.548,665
do
do (cnarkec value) (15548,665)
Amount loaned on collaterals.. 31.873,676
A'm'tloanedon pers'n'l sec't's 8,520,310
Real estate (estimated value)
Dee. 31, '03
$15,000
12,185.348
$8,896,681
13,486,975
2,423,009
$66,982,866
$48,473,899
$41,018,720
$2,000,000
$2,000,000
5,000,000
125,855
$2,000,000
5,000,000
102,577
130,2.'?1
21,651,157
655,438
130,373
55,908
Undivided profits (book value).
do
do (market value)
Deposits in trust
Generaldeposits, pay.
ondem.
Due trusc companies
Due savings banks
Due banks and bankers
Other liabilities
5,507,196
)
(125,855)
731,004
5i,230,716
2,131,402
321,230
2,001,774
59,544
S84,438
38,292,821
1,043,644
291,220
1,244,968
90,953
(....
„Total
$66,982,866
Supplementa ry
Tot. am't of profits during year. $2,288,520
Int. credited dep's, same per'd.
1,155,086
Exp.of Institution, same per'd,
257,347
Am'tofdivs.deol'd same per'd.
400,000
Am'tofdep.ouwhiohint.isall'd 56,310,312
—
Rate
of interest
lisito3%
(
)
931,515
30,519,050
1,323,208
337,090
111,951
693,329
$48,473,899 $41,018,720
*$999,090
*611,360
*128,450
*200,000
38,510,182
$2,050,227
1,083,031
231,666
400,000
30,828,419
liato4i«%
l^a to
4i£%
Resource*Dec. 31, '04. jMHe30,'O4. Dec. 31, '03.
Bonds and mortgages
$211,800
$261,500
$261,500
Stock Investm'ts ())0ok value)..
359,872
450,460
385,471
do
do (marJiet value)
(4'\3,211)
(355,307)
(382,750)
Amount loaned on collaterals. 2,25u,983
1,037,456
1,426,580
Amt loaned on pers'l securities
28,60S
177,904
l'i.'=i,306
Cash on hand
63,79=1
45,238
52.471
Cash on deposit
210.210
299,064
344,530
Otherassets
116,434
123,362
439,662
Total
LxabiMlesCapitalstock
$3,566,044
$3,051,847
$2,079,318
$500,000
500,0tM>
$500,000
500.000
43,623
39,041
$500,000
500,000
30,260
farP'usfund
Undivided profits (book value)
?° (market value)
«
GenMj
1 deposits pay. on demand
(46,374)
(36,319)
2,147,838
18,108
93,495
1,680,590
42,293
60,^63
257,980
5,000
229,060
........
949,035
19,942
25,453
49,574
5,004
$3,566,044
t- .
$3,051,847
$2,079,318
-^
,
Dae trust companies
Due savings banks
Due banks and bankers
Other
liabilities
Total...
Suppleimnlary—
(
)
.
Total amt. profits during year
Int. credited dep's same period
B.ip. or Institution same period
*$64,097
$134,121
$129,939
*16,942
43,071
37,223
'38,375
60,962
68,202
Am tdep.onwh.lntl8aUowed 2,303,127
994,000
1,836,000
Bate o f interest
lto3i«p.c. lto3>«p.c. l'«to3>«p.c.
*
For the six months only, Jan.
1 to
June
30.
$7,605,417
$500,000
500,000
452,682
$500,000
500,000
420.011
$500,000
500,000
374,744
(576,726)
(448,134)
92,890
6,188,742
835,565
83,164
162,074
5,490,210
783.943
91,689
120,214
5,392,663
653,369
64,427
$8,653,043
$7,947,927
$7,605,417
$406,829
157,885
Exp. of instltut'n,
per'd.
68,269
Am'tofdiv8.deel'd,8ame per'd.
40,000
Am'tofdep.on which int. Is all'd 7,119,117
Rate of interest
2 to 4 p. o.
$*216,149
$344,697
170,892
56,136
40,000
5,962,246
Capital Slock
Surplusfund
Undivided profits (book value)
do (market value)
do
Deposits in trust
General deposits, pay.
Due savings banks
ondem.
Other liabiUties
Total
Supplementary —
Tot.am't of profits during year.
Int. credited dep's, same per'd.
Italian-American Trust
*32,627
*20,000
6,236,380
2 to 4 p. o.
)
(
*81.106.
same
2to4p.o.
Company (New York).
Resources—
Bouds and mortgages
Stock investm'ts (book value)
(market value
do
do
Amount loaned on collaterals
Amomnt loaned on pers'l sec'8
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
Otherassets
Dec. 31. '04"
ff58,000
304,768
(304,768)
109,650
59.893
80,980
427,933
85,874
Total
Liabilities—
Capital stock
$1,127,098
$500,000
50,000
325,442
Surplus fuud
Gen den's payable on demand
Due savings bank
Due banks and bankers
25,000
226,656
$1,127,098
Supplementary —
Tot.amt.of profits during year
Int. credited dep's,
Expens. of instlt'n.
same
same
Am't dep. on which
Rate of Interest
$6,879
per'd...
per'd
1,002
10,313
459,742
2 p. c.
int. Is all'd
.,
Kings County Trust Company (Brooklyn).
Resources—
Dec. 31,
'04..
Stock Investm'ts (book value).
do
do
(market value) (1,351.538)
Amount loaned on collaterals. 7,127,393
Am'tloanedonpers'l securifs 1,235.694
Real estate (estimated value)..
221,247
Casbonhand
P68,260
Cash on deposit
542,014
Otherassets
81,710
Total
Liabilities
June
$813.f8<
1,364,402
$12,359,103
—
30, '04.
Dec. 31, 'OS.
$680,«33
$408,133
409.387
1,275,350
(1, .263,680)
(41.'' ,950)
6,008,294
1,128,686
226,123
1,003,271
1,602,470
207,958
8,705,388
448,011
227,293
478,875
$12,132,983
$11,362,629
616,240
69,302
Capitalstock
$500,000
$500,000
$500,000
Surplusfund
Undivided profits (book value)
do
do (marketvalue)
1,000,000
395,162
1,000,000
354,066
1,0(0,000
302,207
(382,298)
319,73''
(342,396)
Deposits in trust
Gen'l deposits, pay. on
8,564,3<t5
Other
(.
)
67,300
1,286,100
236,409
238,288
8,164,543
81,200
1,318,600
176,286
257,323
7,649,281
yl,70O
1,411,200
150,918
$12,359,103
$12,132,983
$11,362,629
$503,514
296,703
80,254
*$272,028
•160,386
*47,967
.'2,500
*25,«)00
$501,306
255,412
77,473
50,000
Am't of dep.on which int.isall'd 10,177,532
10,052,632
Rate of interest
2to3'4p.o. 2 to 3>fl p. o.
9,359.505
2 to 4 p. o.
demand
Due banks and bankers
Due savings banks
liabilities
Total
Supplemental^ —
Total am't profits during year.
same period...
Exp. of instltut'n same period.
Am't of divs. decl'd same per'd
Int. cred. dep's
Knickerbocker Trust Company (New York).
Resources—
Der. 31, '04
Bonds and mortg.iges
Guardian Trust Company (New York).
,
$7,947,927
5,987,.587
3,641,576
Liabilities—
Capitalstock
Surplus fund
$8,653,043
—
Liabilities
Bonds and mortgages
(8,896,682)
Cash on deposit
Otherassets
Total
li2to4p.c.
(New York).
(12185.348)
17,923,098
2,882,091
86,573
61,103
11,590,114
3,730,572
Cashonhand
.
Total..
101,699
*60,000
9,320,582
Jwnc 30, '04.
Total
,
749.716
*.'>1,427
per'd.
.
$1,726,040
$200,000
lOO.OOO
55,300
Capital stock
Other
$2,122,004
,
$1,339,405
3,194,592
Stock investm'ts (book value)
do
do
(marketvalue) (3,194,592i
Amountloaned on collaterals 37,912,494
Am't loaned on pers'l securlt's, 1,710,041
Real estate
{»56,000
Cash on hand
5,691,707
Cash on deposit
7,996,896
Otherassets
606,878
.
.
J^ime30,'04.
$1.71H.126
3,087,527
Dec. 31. '03.
(3,087.527)
31,101,994.
(2,606,00a)
$905,935
6,009
2,6i
24,187,210
1,422,693
1,269,(^00
857,50.:)
3,964,144
8,645,065
463,819
1,011,226
1,859,958
5,149,850
500,780
$59,353,013
$51,260,868
$37,490,568
$1,000,000
Undivided profits (book value) 2,480,(580
do
do (marketvalue) (2,480,630)
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
2.356,141
Total
Liabililies
—
Capital stock
Deposits in trust
Gen'l deposits, pay. on
Due trust comi)anies
Due savings banks
2,:-i29,376
(2.329,576)
7,20^,H9.0
6,464,002
demand 39,149,553
33.4.59,560
4,584,107
2,166,278
2,223,132
544,438
3,855,020
1,419,072
2,244,103
439,535
Due banks and bankers
Other liabilities
(
)
5,239,181
25,6:n,020
1,701,203
671,421
498,800
392,802
Total
$59,353,013 $61,260,868 $37,490,568
Supplementary —
$1,950,886
Total am't profits during year. $2,340,527 '$1,047,899
944.297
'542,634
Int. credited dep's same per'd.
1,218,072
295,125
•157,015
Exp.of instltut'n. same per'd..
323,114
340,000
'180,000
380,000
Am'tofdivs.deol'd, same per'd
26,4^2,614
40,791,831
Am'tofdep.onwhlohint.isall'd 51,811,901
2 to 4 p. o.
Bate of Interest
2to4p.o.
2 to 4 p. o.
*
For the six months only, Jan.
1 to
June
30.
THE CHRONICLE.
580
Merchants* Trust Company (New York).
Lincoln Trnst Company (New Vork).
Dec. 31, '04. June 30. '04. Dee. 31. '03.
Resources$495,000
$966,000
S823,500
Bonda and mortgages
1,068,022
3,271,403
4,695,890
Stock in vestm'ts (book value)
(1,068,0 2i
(market value) (4,695.890)
(3,271,408/
do
do
3,917,488
1,971,382
Amount loaned on collaterals 2.813.927
1,!M2.606
2,501,723
Amt.loanedonpers'lBecurlties 2,335,271
332,'^21
547,593
337,524
Cash on hand
7.50.0B4
1,528,697
2,316,843
Cash on deposit
306,750
650,367
834,903
Other assets
Besoure^s—
Liabilities
—
$14,350,358
$11,294,670
$?,382,351
$500,000
$500,000
500,000
Capital stock
Surplus fund
198,440
$500,000
500,000
74,791
(198,4*0)
(74,791)
33,561
10,046
ll,314,.'il2
8,-558,608
25 ,00 >
.500,000
profits (book value)
do (market value)
do
...
Deposits In trust
Undivided
on demand
Due trust companies..........
Dae savings banks
Due banks and bankers
Qeii'l deposits pay.
214,398
1,533,730
55,717
.
Total
2,978
6,362.167
213.843
$14,350,358
$11,294,670
$8,382,351
$587,561
262,118
Int. cred. depos'rs same period
133,811
Expen.instlcution same period
Am'tdep. on wh. int. is allowed 12,499.436
*$301,422
*118,558
'62,869
9,79i,186
1 to 4 p. c.
$296,249
168,220
113,768
Total
SuppUmenlary —
Total amt.prottts during year.
lto4p.c.
Rate of interest
Long Island Loan & Trust
Resources—
l>e«.
Bonds and mortgages
31,'04.
6,280,06 S
1 to
4
Stock in vest m'ts (book value).
do (market vaue) (3,304,330)
do
4,863,680
Am't loaned on collaterals
157,945
Am't loaned on pers'l securit's
3,000
Keal estate (estimated value)...
165,761
Cash on Land
888.818
Cash on deposit
85,4/5
Other assets
$1,045,650
3,279.484
$1,076,500
2.3^9,635
(3.343,255)
(2,393,620)
4,17ii,360
$1,000,000
1.000,000
Surplus fund
502,012
Undivided profits (book value)
do (market value)
(556,820)
do
303,683
Deposits Intrust
6,859,698
Gen'l deposits, pay. on dem'd.
454,960
Due savings banks
159,023
Due bank" and bankers
180,373
Other Uabilities
$1,000,000
1,000,000
443,497
$1 ,000,000
$10,459,754
$10,297,029
$9,174,362
Int. cred. dep's same period..
Exp. of insti ut'n 8 ime per'd..
Am't divs. declared same per'd
$453,425
172,606
63,41o
lOJ.OOO
Amt.of dep.on which int.lsaU'd
Rate of interest
7,777,371
2 to 4 p. o.
*$204,012
*82,392
*34,736
*50,000
7,737,003
2 to 4 p. o.
$450,864
177.010
66,727
100,000
0,605,200
2 to 4 p. C.
—
Total
Supplementary —
Total am't profits during year.
354,004
5,401,871
758,314
91,010
80,945
Total
Liabilities
—
Dec. 31. '03.
$9,500
4,767.961
4,603,270
1,000,500
4.673,192
222,708
$9,S00
4,441,832
(4,486 209
5,904,303
500.500
2,084,578
253,124
$19,60S,736 $15,277,131
$13,193,837
$1,000,000
1,000,000
809.899
$1,000,000
1,000.000
843,650
$1,000,000
Capital stock
1,000,000
Surplus fund
970.836
Undivided profits (book value)
do (market value) (1,303,196)
do
(935,371)
244,94'S
(....
)
657.497
8,033,455
132.920
Deposits in trust
Gen. deposits, payable on dem. 11,613,782
4,719,6 '1
Due tru-t companies
74,578
Due savings banks
80,477
Due banks and bankers
1 6,504
Other liabilities
11,416,172
633,592
73,000
70,172
29,356
$19,603,736
$15,277,131
$13,193,837
$754,709
271,536
140,246
100,000
Am't of diva.ded'd.same per'd
Am't or dep.on which int is all'd 15,838,441
1 to 4 p. c.
Rate of interest
*$313,247
*121,894
*70,s93
$601,914
224.010
145,218
100,000
Total
Supplementary—
Totam't or profits during year.
Int. credited dep's. same per'd.
Exp.of institution, same per'd-
1,51'^ .027
40,417
90,788
14,003
50,000
11,941,253
1 to
4
p. o.
9,480,738
1 to 4 p.
o.
Mercantile Trust Company (New York)
/unc 30, '04.
Dee. 31, '03.
$1,738,325
15,841.956
Stock invest's (book value)
(market value) (15341,956)
do
do
Amount loaned on collaterals. 55,732,782
19,401
Real estate (estimated value)..
1,118.930
Cashon hand
10,372.806
Cash on deposit
310,764
Otherassets
$l,8i5,188
11,17«.564
(11178,544)
43,298,467
19,401
1,122,813
11,191.316
189,216
$1,874,237
$85,134,964
.8J4,965
$38,381,992
$2,000,000
CapiiaUtock
6,000.000
Surplus fund
431,285
Undivided profits (book value)
(431,285)
do (market value)
do
$2,000,000
6,000.000
329.276
$2,000,000
6.000.000
190,900
Dec. 31, '04
Resources—
—
Bonds and mortgages
Total
Liabilities —
5,513,097
Deposits in trust
General dep'ts, pay.ondenn'd.. 49.787.126
13,002,012
Due trust companies
4,106,«12
Due savlnns hanks
2, ^8^.875
Dae banks and bankers
1,860,C57
Other llablUtlee
Total
—
isall'd
1,12.'>,425
10,883,93S
203,919
(
)
36,74-2,193
9,669 454
28,290,89^
5,8'iH,482
4,294,513
556,374
1,521,374
$85,134,904
$68,834,965
$58,381,992
$2,738,217
l,57<i,9 S7
*,fl,223,^30
•684,0 k9
$2.820.13«
1,407.415
193,189
•100.903
19V>.60i
6'<0,000
*:S00,<)00
600,000
45,204,678
of dlvs.decl'd.samo iier'd
Amt.ofdep.on whlchlnt.
Rate of interest
35,751.137
21.000
7,.'i92,410
Int. credited dep's, same per'd.
Exp. of Instltut'n, same per'd.
Am't
(329,276)
9,02»,368
8.517,:^36
(8,517.336)
4,23 .%758
1,608,181
1,301,779
Supplementary
Total am't profits during
71,347,743
1 to
For the six months only, Jan.
3»fl p. o.
1 to
$4,858,572
$134,667
rot.auit of profits during year.
72.026
Int. credited depos. same per'd
72.734
Exp.of institution, same per'd.
Amt. of dep. on wh. Int. is aU'd. 3,1 24,3 1
2 to 4p. c.
Bate of interest
*$73,336
*38,151
*39,418
$194,673
118.453
97,467
3,235.0(d9
2,853,664
2 to 4 p. c.
June
56,315,727
1 to
30.
A\ p.
o.
2 to 4 p.
0.
1 to
4^
$35,935,689 $31,858,076 $28,375,694
—
$2,000,000
5,000,000
958,063
$2,000,000
6,000,000
1,326.798
Undivided profits (book value)
do (market value) (1,326,798)
do
993,437
Deposits In trust
General deposits, pay. on dem. 20,81 5,320
Due trust compajues .......... 1,597,546
2,131,935
Due savings banks
1,832,798
Due banks and bankers
237,855
Other liabilities
$2,«0»,900
5,000,000
1,8/9,911
3,709,361
263,252
914.982
16,906,840
387.280
1,«29,527
969,997
209.005
$35,935,689
Total
Supplementary—
Tot.am'i of profits during year. $1,571,769
660,119
Int, credited dep's same per'd.
137,775
Kxp. of Instltut'n same per'd.
320,000
Am't of divs. dec. same per'd.
Am'tof dep.on whlohintlsall'd 25,570,615
1 to 4 p. c.
Rate of interest
$34,85S,076
$28,375,694
*$?03.632
*296,233
*69.609
*320,000
25,647,000
$1,442,561
607.415
1,016.479
(1,016,479)
»88,496
18,577.400
1,473,177
1^2 to
4^2%
(
)
132,650
316,352
19,293,731
li4to4Hjp.O.
Morton Trust Company (New York).
J^une 30, '04.
(4,893.433)
)
$5,021,540
Surplus fund
Manhattan Trust Company (New York),
D£C. 31, '04.
Resources—
$9,.«500
Bond? and mortgages
Stock Investm'ts (book value).. 5,«28.54'5
do .market value) (6.157,883)
do
Amount loaned on collaterals. 8,894,286
1,000.500
Cash on hand
3,62.5,n5
Cash on deposit
250,689
Other assets
(
$5,076,973
—
Capital stock
)
(
216,318
6,785.P22
623,650
106,112
116,530
3,233,236
10,658
liabilitiea
Liabilities
1,000,000
488,218
(507,267)
3,098,003
201,166
737
Total
$9,174,362
Liabilities
(201,166)
Dee. 31, '04: June 30/04:. Dec. 31, '03.
Resources—
$3^4,000
$182,000
$282,000
Bonds and mortgages
2,266,452
4,378.385
Stock Investm'ts (book value).. 3,143,279
(2,266,452»
(4,378,385)
do
(market value) (3,143,279)
do
24,171,V0J
22,372,618
Am't loaned on collaterals .. 28,817,457
e38,5'S3
615.000
615,030
Real estate (estimated value)..
206,741
523,145
14,671
Cash on hand
2,153,119
4,648,918
3,195,450
Cashon deposit
344,208
339,428
367,832
Other assets
441,210
46,423
322,421
6^3,878
145,930
$10,297,029
Capital stock
)
(
Metropdlitan Trust Company (New York).
$10,453,754
Total
$500,000
1,000,000
239,753
p. o.
Pec. 31, '03.
3,94^,530
165,^00
40,735
681,612
1,039,«55
95,463
$500,000
1,00 ,000
66.281
20,120
Total..
.„
$500,000
1,198,737
1,10 5
Supplementary
30, '04.
/une
3,249, '^22
$4,858,572
268 470
Co. (Brooklyn).
$1,045,550
$5,021,540
2,929,734
1,383
68,620
101,080
18,002
Other
33
liabilities
2,746,520
$5,076,973
Due trust companies
Due savings banks
803,330 Due banks and bankers
1,170,362
$1,385,522
(1,421,945)
114,863
504,864
106,803
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Uncilvlded profits (book value)
do
do (market value)
Gen'l deposits payable on dem.
225.863
5,000
Other
—
Dee. 31, '03.
1,391,977
60,053
8ii,631
Other assets
Liabilities
J'Mne30,'04.
$l,450,5fi3
(1,450,563)
2,221,494
52.624
99,540
1.148,V56
49,063
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
)
(
Dec. 31, '04.
Stock Investm'ts (book value).. $1,471,312
(market value) (1,471,312»
do
do
Amount loaned on collateral*
2,05 1 ,267
Am't loaned on pers'l securities
22,733
.
Total
[Vol. lxjx-
p. 0.
Dee. 31, '04. .Tune 30, '04. Dee. 31, '03.
Resources—
$9,471,668
Stock Investm'ts (book value) $8,412,570 $11,363,185
(9,471,688)
(8,412,570) (11368,185)
do
( mark <^t value)
do
Amount loaned on collaterals. 41,903,2-18 29,953.012 18,492,346
4,2t9,.'^09
3,459.000
288,660
Amt. loaned on pers'l seourltlea
127,7il7
.9,931
95,173
Cashon hand
15,?3l,384
15,6'-1,698
9,963,811
Cash on deposit
776,244
564,818
I,614,9e4
Other assets
$52,278,416 $61,134,510 $48,271,082
Total
Liabilities
—
$2,000,000
2,000.000
Undivided profits (book value) 4,587 311
do (market value) (4 537,311)
do
1,358,712
Deposits In trust
General deposits pay. on dem. 44,503.4P5
4,714,277
Due trust companies
1,236.184
Due savings banks
l,731,0'.l
Due banks and bankers. ..
146,888
Other liabilities
Capital stock
Surplus fund
$2,000,000
2.000.000
4.145,863
$2,000,000
2,000,000
4,086,789
(4,145,863)
1,834,322
44,219. 00
4,127,371
1,452,363
-.)
<
938,171
33,941,815
2,637,868
1.234,861
1,347,5*3
84,035
1,19-<,915
156 576
$62,278,416 $61,134,il0 $48,271,032
Total
8upplem.entary—
•$878,888
$2,037,721
rot. amt. of profits daring year. f2,198,'76
*461,535
981,037
942,517
Int. crediteci depos. same per'd
*119,626
242,088
2*9,257
Exp. of institution same per'd.
*v;00,000
400,000
400.000
Amt. of divs. decl'd same per'd
23,758,402
43,853,396
Amt. of dep. on wh. Lnt. is all'd. 4 6.21 7,345
1 to 3 p. c.
1 to 3 p. 0.
1 to 3 p. c.
Rate of interest
Mntnal Alliance Trust Company (New York.)
Dec. 31, '04. /Mne30,'04.
Resources$9,750
Bonds and mortgages
Stock Investm'nts (book value) 1.531,020 $1,314,038
(1,816,131)
do
(market value) (1.546,421)
do
1,3='2,538
Amount loaned on collaterals. 3,003,204
1,740.713
Am't loaned on pers'l Siour's.. 1,108,314
179,724
Ifi7.521
Cash on hand
509,605
510,780
Cash on deposit
187,875
194,805
Other assets
Total.
[jiabilities
....
.vAU^v.-
$1,120,728
(1.109,658)
1,066.661
1,969,669
356,190
443,122
33,790
^
"$6,520,424
$5,314,493
$4,990,160
$500,000
600.000
11.123
$500,000
500,000
7,4»0
$500,000
500,000
18,227
(26,52-)
(9,582)
40.194
5,429,192
61.915
7,422
4,266,487
33,094
„ „li.516
$6,520,424
$5,314,493
$4,990,160
—
Capital stock
Sur.lusfund
Undivided profits (book value)
do (market value)
do
Deposits In trust
Gen'l deposits payable on dem.
Other llablUtles
Total
Dee. 31, '03.
—
Supplementary
Tot. am't of profits dur'g year.
(
..)
3,932.274
28,144
^
•$132,874
$218,709
"49 721
43,610
Inn. credited depos. same perd
*49.928
99.0.°.4
8|'12?
Exp. of Institution same per'd.
2,392,434
3,369,3-9
Am't dep on which Int. Is aU'd 4,229,533
2to3»«p.o. l««to3>ap.o. 2 to 3>a p. o.
Rate of Interest
*
$271,145
101,162
For the six monthB only, Jan. 1 to Jane 80.
/7
Feb.
3
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1905.]
Nassau Trust Company (Brooklyn).
Resources—
Dee. 31, '04.
Bonds and mortgages
$541,483
Stook Investm'ts (book value),
1,601,883
(market value) (1,601,883)
do
do
Amount loaned on collaterals. 3,813,363
An? t. loaned on pers'l seourit's.
937,425
Real estatu (eat. value)
166.000
Cash on hand
812,138
Cash on deposit
,
854,813
Other assets
94,793
Total
—
$8,821,900
Capital stock
$500,000
566,^66
Liabilities
Undivided
do
profits (book value)
do (market value)
(.—
Deposits intrust
Gen'l deposits, pay'ble on dem.
Other
.
.^66,705
166,0;
1
98.347
327,9«7
708.173
113,e08
$8,133,650
$7,056,579
$500,000
516.591
Total
(
67,744
6,2^6,955
15,000
747,027
)
66,119
4,647,387
65,000
941,266
300.354
30,d45
30.333
Dec. 31, '03.
$430,018
3.628.485
(3,585,820)
7,062.074
1,205,643
290,967
593,993
946,998
209,346
$17.8c4.277
$17,268,059
$14,367,524
$1,000,000
Surplus fund (book value)
1,000.000
Undivided profits (book value)
.'=>67.3^4
do
do (market value)
(632,995)
Deposits in trust
368,922
General deposits, pay. on dem. 13,0<'7,43o
Due savings banks
923,^27
Due banks and bankers
170,037
Other liabilities
8 17,227
$1,000,000
1,000,000
527.512
$1,000,000
1,000,000
573,102
(473,98!)
48.- .791
(530,436)
194, 38
9,84 0,474
99-, 113
Liabilities—
Capital stock
$500,000
506,108
(525,063)
$8,821,900
—
3.932,715
166 000
e99,106
915,794
1,197.432
51,447
41,018
.
(93\855)
3,918,001
1,078,210
Company (Brooklyn).
Resources—
Dec. 31, 'f 4
Juue 30, '04.
Bonds and mortgai?e8
$584,^66
$396,176
Stock invest'ts (book value) .
5,0"^2,193
4.3b3,726
do
ao (market value). (5,117,>:55)
(4,3 Oi95)
Amount loaned on collaterals.
7,272,9 1
7,373 01
Am't loaned onpers'l secuiit's. 1,737,855
1,628 303
Real estate (estimated value)...
3 5,115
2«5,617
Cash on hand
1,536,181
1,443.^31
Cash on deposit
1,170,0^4
l,5t)3,l77
Other assets
185,406
213,523
9ti3,97H
(926,230)
CO
15.<
liabilities
Total
917.759
71.818
6,378,819
Due trust compaides
Due savings banks
Due banks and bankers
People's Trust
June 30, '04. Dec. 31, '03.
$340,133
$337,4 33
)
581
12,466 045
787,433
238.850
762,928
131,107
629,992
$8,133,650
$7,056,579
Total
$17,854,277 $17,268,059 $14,367,524
$335,104
Supplementary—
*$140,423
$330,452
197,550
'97.387
157,141 Total am't profits during year.
$677,514
$*337.257
$5?6,647
64,245
*32,909
52,372 Int. credited den's same per'd.
382,114
*17 6,565
328,033
Amt.of divs. decl'd, same per'd
* 15,000
30,000
Exp.
of
institut^n,
same
per'd.
30,000
102,605
*50.723
99,653
Amt.of dcp.onwhichint.i8 all'd 7,714,516
2
Am't
divs.
7,0-6,727
declared.same
per'd
6,020,1
120,000
*60,000
1 20,000
Rate of interest
2 to 4 p, c
Am't
2 to 4 p. 0.
of
dep.on
which
2 to 4 p. c.
Int.is all'd 14,328,847
13,373,391
11,078,156
Rate of interest on same
2 to 4 p o.
New York Life Insurance & Trust (New York).
2 to 4 p. 0.
2 to 4 p. 0.
RestnircesDec. 31, '04 JMn*30,'04. Dee 31, '03.
Bonds and mortgages
Queens County Trust Co. of J<iuiaica.
$3,265,181
$3,702,927
$4,143,401
Stock Investments (book value)
9.905.575
9,019.996
8,80 ,672
Resoureado
j)ec. 31, '04. June 30, '04.
do
(market vale) (11313,675)
(10076,497) Bonds and mortgages
Amount loaned on collaterals. 7.840..^73 (10226,023)
$266 200
$36,000
4,371,610
6,07.' ,282
Stock
invest'ts
(book
value)
Am't loaned on pers'l seourit's 12,382,980
427 i86
339.151
12,71 4,.S24
10,115,606
Co
flo
...'.'.'.'.11'.
(market
value)
Real estate (est. value)
(427,i86)
1.686,207
(342,343)
1,686,562
1,602,317 Amount loaned on collaterals..
Cash on hand
251.100
3,HK),0<)0
51,667
3,10< ,< 00
3,000.000 Amt. loaned on pers'l pecurlties.
Cash on deposit
71,062
1,394,543
2,720
1,708,087
1,201,052
Real
estate
(< stimated value)...,
Other assets
1,100
588,997
565,161
1,962,000 Cash on hand
ll,lb5
'16,682
Cash on deposit
, Total
156,2-3
341,895
$40,162,056 $36,868,562 $36,905,330 Other assets
—
LiabUities
10,132
Supplementary
Total am't profits during year.
Int.oreditPd Uep'8,«ameper'd.
Exp. of institution, same per'd
-i
19.372
Capital stock
Surplus fund
$1,000,000
2,703,028
Undivided profits (book value)
34,621
do
do (market value) (l,?i0»,21 3)
Deposits in trust
33,272,785
Due savings banks
64,570
Other liabilities
3,087,032
Total
$1,000,000
2,640,170
34,115
$1,000,000
3,89.'*
,923
31,321
(1,305,385)
29,97<»,164
(
)
28,849,209
68,. 98
3,065,179
69.680
3,145.433
$40,162,056
$36,868,562
$36,905,330
Total am't profits during year. $1,726,8<3
Int. credited dep's same per'd.
981,480
Exp. of institution, same per'd
126,321
Am't of divs. decl'd.same per'd
400,000
*$903,934
*484.i76
$1,826,690
1,008,368
153.431
400.000
28,912,408
Supplementary
—
6^458
*200,000
30,048,843
1 to 5 p. 0.
Amt.ofdep.on which int.ls all'd 33,337,355
Rate of interest
1 to 5 p c
New York Security & Frnst
Kesoftrces-
Co.
Dec. 31. '04.
Bonds and mortgages
$2,745,933
13 140.250
OO
1 1.576,490
(115'H,490)
19,973,176
10,717,731
(10717.732)
18,944,328
'
$2,189,<
trust companies
l>ue savings banks
2,397,.'M0
22,58^,407
337,982
20,778
4,495,^39
516,168
$60,420,173
$35,263,244
Due banks and oankers
Other liabilities.
$3,000,000
""
9,239,945
4,278,423
09
6'iiH'^?'\
(
J
)
27,IS^^^
89^,920
17.132
5,56=1.727
193,39:*
55,994
44,168
41,873
$63,968,235
$60,420,173
$35,263,244
Total am't profits during year.
$2,417,030
tat. credlrnd dep's same per'd.
1 3*2 5-8
*.xp. of mstitut n wame per'd.
239'7S0
*$1,108,914
•67«,621
$2,208,546
80
156,799
320.000
SupSmenta;^-
Am of div. decl'd Siime per'd..
Am tof dep.i.nwhichintlsall'd
t
Rate of Interest
*147.
63 '.'ooo
48,lzl,445
lto3»;p.o
*330,000
44,228.430
1 to
3»fl p. 0.
1,126,6 5
a^^r
L^k;-
$2,000,000
'
Undivided
....
profits
•?
(book value)
rk^JL"* In ^° (market value)
Deposits
trust
°° "lemand
nn«%''r,l=f''^****'
^"^^l
XJue trust compatiles
"
Due savlnKs banks. ...
,
^.",?„^'^.'*^'!,^.'?<1
Other
bankers
liabiliiies
Total
^
Suppumentary-
Total am't
V.
$2,000,000
3,000.000
1 8,910
il.OO ',0t'0
29i 95s
(280,302)
84o
"7
9,20«)!l
36
4 2iK^n^
7U7II
Z^Sb.Hit
*
6,832,785
6.18- ,328
3,46.S,376
2,743
.
$19,063,912
(
.-
)
^s-2
504,342
1,441,082
.'^4.245
00
'7«>,000
::::::--" ril^t^^^^
12,447,161
2 to 4 p. 0.
140.000
11,11«,823
For the six months only, Jan. 1
to
June
30.
"
Int cred. dnp's same period
Exp. of Institufn same period
Am'tof dep on whlohint.le all'd
Rate of interest
$1,194,148
$807,987
$500 000
las'yso
$600,000
H'0,000
(128,230)
(104,752)
128.230
515,617
1 0,000
301
2,060
193,177
$1 194,148
$807,987
$28 181
•$2,370
*186
*122
*203,102
2 to 3 p. 0.
2*931
6*808
562 Val
',\
2to3Jflp.
c.
'12,750
Real Estate Trust Company (New York).
'"
Dec. 31, '04. .Ttine 30. '04. D€c.
_
oi^T"'*''^
Bonds and mortgages
$197,500
on hand
Cash on deposit
Other asset*
('ash
$250,500
1,771,7,^)2
(1,771,792)
1,232,('62
(1,240,882)
41.990
4,896,461
8,500
394,795
1,103,843
36,137
5,203,547
3,5C0
372,912
627,710
46,212
$8,902,256
$8,415,028
$7,736,445
$500,000
250.000
400.890
$500,000
$500,000
250,000
397,004
40.i,4i6
'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'.
lotal. .................
—
76M65
..
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Undivided profits (book value)
do
do (market value)
Deposits in trust
Other liabilities.
Total.
Supplementary —
3^7.231
7,117,187
(405,823)
6,52 ,852
31,000
15«t,610
66,590
$3,902,256
$8,415,028
$7,736,445
$30H.843
186.849
48.616
allowed
7,576,966
,,„..
int. is
25. ,000
(400.^'90)
7,7.-0,.i«6
Total am't profits during year.
Int. credited dep'rs same per'd
Exp of Institution same per'd
Amt.of divs. decl'd, same per'd
Amt.dep. on wh.
Rate of Interest
31, 03.
$198,500
Stock Inves'ts (book value)
1.897.6«5
do
do (market value) (1.897.665)
Amount loaned on collat«rals. 5,527 192
Amt loaned on pers'l seourit's.
69,:i28
(397,231)
•$1'^
3,839
*95,S69
*26.742
•25.000
7,04S,V41
2 to 4 p. 0.
.'0,000
l to 3^8 P.O.
$352,414
215,240
53.203
50.000
8,389.i64
2 to 4 p. 0.
Standard Trust Company (New York).
Resources-
'04
Dec. 3
June 30, '01.
Bonds and m> rtgages
$4i f 01
$68,3
Stock Inves'ts (book value)".".' 5,48«.;07
3.'^40,140
do
do
(market value) (5,639,762)
(4,001,920)
Amount loaned on collaterals
8,t4.,f<47
4,993,05 i
Amt. loaned on pers'l seourit's.
315,038
157,310
Cash on hand
248,736
49,446
'.'.'.".'.
Cash on deposit
4,970.180
6,604,393
Other assets
114.247
97,000
,
Total
Dec. 31, '03.
*32,789
2,939,013
(2.973757)
6,156,844
299,178
17 1,605
4,327,t00
12o,f.23
$19,847,295
$15,892,811
$14,047,555
$1,000,000
536 540
$1,000,000
500,000
448,493
$1,000,000
500,000
39 ,883
(631,969)
neposlts In trust
1.937,222
Gen'l dep., payable on dem'd.. 13,2641774
Due trust companies
1,544 251
Due savings hanks
457(528
Due banks and bankers
2^0. •-74
Other liabilities
346, 06
(510,279)
1,623.446
9.' 40.133
1,014.010
70^,971
392,-46
264,037
(406,724)
1,184,320
8,064.985
612,665
193,360
133,800
Liabilities -
Surplusfund
Undivided profits (book value)
do
Co market value)
Total
P00Oi'(»
$19,847,295
1,92.=>,336
$15,892,841
$14,047,555
*$38R,151
$463,331
239,542
97.918
60,000
9,305,628
Supplementary $8"8.J*Ol
70,<
Total
Supplementary—
Total am't profits during year
$17,/Oo,93i
*$372,082
*174 706
'74,770
)
interest
1,(33,043
1,981,9 3
7
HH
<F857 '91
39!4;276
143,61 e
(166.094)
942. > 4
5-4.106
159.050
Rat^of
,
Capital siook
$2,00< ,000
o"rt
5 '.105
...$2».106,4^«
during year
Intorertited dep'rssnme period
profit's
noo
Due tru8i cmpanles
Due banks and bankers
28,603,641
1 to 4 p. c.
Niir.h
^'^''^'^^^
^*''' ^"'"'^ ''
^
Resources'^"dI}
JuneSO.'Oi. Dee 31, '03.
" Z^'^r""^
Bonds and mortgages
*
$75,000
$87,500
Stock Investm'ts (book value)* 2..^,39.217
2,2HH.242
2.321, <;80
do
do (market value).. (2,327, 56i)
(2.298, « 65)
(•2,239,000)
Amount loaned on collaterals
7,123,797
S.bdV.On.
Amtloaned on pi-rs'l securities 10,340,570
670 792
793,722
l,4 64,Hi8
Real estate (estimated value).
1,050
85(t,000
1,0.=)0,0>jO
Cash on haud
74 1,715
631.918
d«p"8it":;::::::::::::::
iSiAll
6,35H.158
3,037,912
Other assets
358.888
547.4^4
600,240
$23JU6X6 $19,063,912 $17,705,9o8
Sn?n}n ^f^*"".?
Surplufund..
Surplusfund (book value)
J...."I"""J
do
do (market valup)
Undivided profits (book value).
Gen'l deposits pay. on demand.
$1,000,000
(9,239,945)
38.279,016
4,243,471
47,816
—
Capital stock
Liabilities
3,39ri.075
44
277,300
111,000
$3,000,000
Surplus fund and undivided
profits (book valu«»
9,.504,636
do
do (market value) (9,504,636)
Deposits in trust
)
General dep. pav. on demand $ •*0,498,596
Liabilities
•
1,194, 08
Capital stock.
Due
c.
York).
31, '03
Dec--"-"'^
$291,300
1
*63,968:235
1 to 5 p.
J^M«e30,'0t.
~""
Stock invest's (book value)
do
do
(market value) (13140,2r>0)
Am't loaned on collaterals .... 3d,852 510
Am't loaned on pers'l seourit's.
9^
3
Real estate
JH qo
Cash on hand
2,109,'738
Cash on deposit
10,645.684
Other assets
402^243
U^iiies-
(New
Total
354.566
1.^8
845
2to4p,o.
Total ami profits during year.
Int credited deps., same per'd.
Exp. of Institufn, same oer'd.
Amt. of dlv8. deol'-i, same per'd
^
$706,607
367.026
97,003
80,000
Amt.of dep.on
which Int.ls all'd 16.957.396
.
Kate of Interest
2to4p. 0.
*
For the six months only, Jan.
1 to
June
*1.^3,105
'47.737
*30.000
13.300,525
1 to 1 p. 0.
30.
2 to 4 p.
0.
THE CHRONICLE.
582
Title Gaarautee & Trust Co. (New York).
Dec. 31, '04. /une 30, '04. Dec. 31. '03.
Retourees—
*9,874,S23
$9,724,814
Bonds and mortgages
$9,319,847
3,497,265
3.0j2,694
Stock Investm'tB (book val.)... 4,965,924
(market value) (5,171,164)
(3.014.903)
do
(3,505,835)
do
8,20;^,.=>25
8,150,706
Amount loaned on collaterals. 11,333,160
1,695,468
617,805
Amt. loaned on pers'l eeour't'B. 1,936,643
319,000
320,000
320,882
Real estate (estimated value).
1,110,000
829,326
Cash on hand
1,054,364,
4,419.577
1,589,480
Cash on deposit
3,262,852
1,364,635
1,219,937
Other assets
783,935
[YOL. LXXX.
United States Trust Company (New York).
Resources—
Bonds and mortgages
Dec. 31, '04.
$3,936,500
Stock investm'ts (book value). 9,861.560
do
do
(market value) (10120.119)
Amount loaned on coUaterals. 40,302,700
Am't loaned on pers'l securit's 9,584,942
Real estate (estimated value)..
1,000,000
Cash on deposit
8,462,467
Otherassets
480,811
Total
$32,977,617
$30,583,848
$25,484,762
$4,375,000
5,125,000
Surplusfund
333,229
Undivided profits (book value)
do
do (market value)
(538,469)
44l,9"5
Deposits In trust
Gen'ldep, payable on dem'd.. 20,306,330
212,122
Due trust companies
Due savings banks
1,572,701
Due banks ani bankers
98,622
612,638
Other Uabilities
$J, 375,000
4,ti25,O0O
$4,375,000
3,625,000
780,035
'Io%al
Liabilities
—
Capital stock
Total
Supplementary
$32,977,617
—
Total am'torotlts during year. $3,581,801
592,961
Int. creditea deps., same per'd.
Expens. of Instft'n, same per'd
287,599
525,000
Amt. divs. declared, same per'd
Amt. of dep. on wh. int. allowed 22,300,697
Rate of interest
l^a to 4
p
c.
21,547
(30,117)
291,620
18,216,982
166,605
1,951.597
283,142
632,355
$30,553,848
*$1.705,817
*273,493
*598,860
'525,000
20,592,614
l'-2to4p. o.
Trust Company of America (New
Regourees—
Bond and mortgages
$480,468
Stock in v'stm'ts (book value).. 8,416.931
do
(market value) (8,550,055)
do
Amount loaned on coUaterals. 10,456,063
Amt. loaned on pers'l securities 1,693,083
108,720
Cash on hand
Cash on deposit
2,313,792
212,693
Otherassets
Dec. 31, '04.
Total
$23,681,750
Liabilities—
Capital stock
$1,000,000
3,000.000
210,698
Surplusfund
Undivided profits (book value)
do (maiket value)
'do
(343,802)
Deposits in trust
235,343
Gen'l deposits payable on dem. 13,892,683
Due trust companies
2,668,663
Due savings banks
848,593
Due banks and bankers
1,737,187
Other liabilities
88,583
.)
(
201,576
14,400,757
322,278
1,2H6,720
123,693
389,703
$25,484,762
$2,695,942
$44'' ,594
1,061,546
525,0<
16,039,794
lJato4p. o.
York).
Jtme30,'0i.
$653,061
8,229,396
Dee.3\,'03.
$«12,75l
7,234.008
(8.229,396)
(7,234.008.
7.699,253
663,840
57,896
4,234,978
9,554,810
127,700
190,030
4-<,472
2,696,715
156,849
$21,728,454 $20,431,305
$1,000,000
2,500,000
644,565
(644,565)
400,320
13,010,035
1,427,755
983,694
1,635,457
126,628
$2,500,000
2,500,000
574,850
(
)
221,940
11,147,238
698,547
875,585
1,555,097
358,048
Total
$23,681,750 $21,728,454 $20,431,305
Supplementary —
*$410,791
Total am't profits during year. $1,003,480
$988,770
^211,199
416,142
Int credited depos. same per'd
457,824
"61,987
Exp. of institution, same per'd.
116,117
127,355
*100,000
Amt. of divs. deol'd same per'd
170,000
200,000
Amt.ofdep'sonwh.int.lsaU'd 19,075,542
15,836,459
14,285,536
1 to 4%
1 to 4 p. o.
Bate of interest
Ito4p.o.
Union Trust Company (New York).
Resources—
Dec. 31, '04. June20,'0i. Dee. 31, '03.
$6i 2,000
Bonds and mortgages
$227,000
$297,860
15,359,135
Stock investm'ts (book value). 15.087.068
9.806.O96
(market value) (15087,068)
do
do
(15555,014)
(9,507,116)
Amount loaned on collaterals. 41,537,130 31,929,561 42,450,742
Real estate (estimated value). 1,900,000
1,900,000
1,900,000
2,5X8,301
Cashon hand
3,535,234
2,319,496
on
deposit
1,501,812
6,675,313
2,201,054
Cash
344,251
407,274
464,544
Otherassets
Total
$63,520,563
$60,229,397
$59,140,811
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
7,^^54,972
Surplus fund (book value)
do (market value) (7,^54,972)
do
48,96.=>,8i5
Deposits In trust
7.57'',724
(7,774,604)
$1,000,000
7.P61,531
Liabilities
—
Capital stock
Due trust companies
Due savings banks
Due banks and bankers
4^^9,397
3,113,180
1,260,077
837,109
Other liabilities
$63,520,563
Total
Supplementary —
Total am't profits during year. $2,370,912
Int. credited dep's,
Exp. of Institution,
same per'd
same per'd
1,366,342
222,849
Am't
500,000
of dlvs.decl'd.same per'd
Amt.ofdep.onwhlchlnt.isall'd 52,638.645
Rate of interest
1
to 312 p.
c.
(7,662,551)
43,787,871
358,727
3,648,800
2,695,400
963,995
42,828,096
$60,229,397
$59,140,812
*$1,236,774
'722,152
*107.570
*250,00O
49,586,439
1 to 4 p. 0.
498,6r.4
4,68',^,643
46,189
2,422,679
$2,857,612
1,622,181
222,224
500,000
47,027,242
1 to 4 p.
Total
—
Total
73,628,980
Supplement arti
Total am't profits during year. $3,281,570
Int. cred. dep's, same period..
1,501,634
Exp. of institution, same per'd.
192,715
Am'tof divs. decld. same per'd 1,000.000
Amt.ofdep.on which Int.isall'd 57,340,050
—
$41,423,458
$32,694,649
$2,000,000
$2,000,000
3,000,000
$2,000,000
3,000,000
415.355
3,'^00,000
(611,304)
508.<i99
(602,371)
€20,073
Deposits in trust
General deposits, pay. on dem. 24.476,766
2,477,993
Due trust companies
475,5.'^ 3
Due savings banks
2,219,404
Due banks and bankers
11,781,012
Other liabilities
491,272
15,019,514
1.993,345
425,187
5,936.598
11,989,443
742,022
12,714,756
1,850,790
379,981
783,992
10,807,753
$48,123,536
$41,423,458
$32,694,649
Total am't profits during year. $2,405,873
968.329
Int. credited dep's, same per'd.
*.J862,e'14
$1,622,791
-461,033
*141,022
*160.000
23,371,524
857,7'JO
572,734
(498,790)
Supplementary—
321,838
400,(00
Am'tofdep.onwhlchlnt.lsall'd. 29,702,764
1 to 4 p. c.
Rate of interest
Exp.of institution, same per'd.
Am'tofdlvsdecl'd, same per'd.
*
For the six months only, Jan.
1 to
June
Ito4p.o.
30.
lto3p.
Rate of interest
o.
$2,000,000
10.000,000
2.250,114
$62,311,766
$2,000,000
10,000,000
2.426,905
(2,509,883)
49,443,872
3,672,078
3,212,617
1,162,303
1,036,029
(
)
41,586,540
1,671,633
3,622,203
81,545
922,940
$72,777,013
62.311,766
*$1,604,243
*775,326
*I09,744
*500,000
56,519,560
$3,369,824
1,825,297
198,799
1,000,000
45,928,237
lto3p. c.
lto3iap.
0.
Yan Norden Trust Company (New York).
ResourcesDtc 31, '04.
Bonds and mortgages
$649,000
1.44l^,000
Stock Investm'ts (book value).
do
(marliet value) 1,509,333)
do
Amount loaned on collaterals. 2,956.887
Am't loaned on pers'l seour's. 1,362,748
Cash on hand
234,585
jMwe30,'04.
$273,673
1,382,138
Dec. 31, '03.
(1.386,974)
(1,015,551)
2,792,318
1,290,938
271,718
870,317
1,032,917
$527,800
1,008.650
Cash on deposit
2,.'<60,417
Otherassets
1,267,276
2,132,623
1,751,517
304,448
1,929,597
974,533
$10,475,913
$8,748,529
$7,794,658
$l,0fi0,000
$1,000,000
1,000,000
101,224
Total
Liabilities—
Surplusfund
Undivided profits (book value)
do
do (market value)
1,000,000
209,584
$l,r00,000
1,000,000
138,537
(273,917)
(143,37i
Deposits In trust
Gen'l dep. payable on
948.050
4,848,670
146,088
443,821
1,664,097
215,603
508,412
3,156,632
175,827
507,623
2,001,607
259,891
$10,475,913
$8,748,529
$7,794,658
$425,612
146,268
158,538
*$197,1S8
*67,841
*87,033
5.457,028
$334,363
104,007
128,150
4,972,377
p. c.
1 to 4 p. 0.
Capital stock
demand
Due trust companies
Due savings banks
Due banks and bankers
Other
liabilities
Total
—
Supplementary
Tot. am't profits' dur. the year.
Int. credited dep's
same per'd.
same per'd.
Exp. of institut'n
Am.ofdep.onwhichint.l8all'd. 6.243,379
average.. Av.2-57 p.o. Av.2 iio
Rate of interest
(
)
)
729,618
2,732,781
742,186
392,351
821,984
274,514
Washington Trust Company (New York).
Res<mrces—
Dee. 31, '04.
Bonds and mortgages
$434,225
863,050
Stock Investm'ts (book value).
(market value)
do
do
(863,050)
Amount loaned on coUaterals.. 9.847,960
Amt. loaned on pers'l securit's.
159.097
Cashon hand
3,444
626,438
Cash on deposit
Otherassets
90,258
/une30,'04.
$440,800
914,585
(914,5*^5)
(604,685)
8,773,250
270,000
105,130
1,506,780
219,246
8,430,450
147,500
457,251
461,528
259,e3J
—
$12,024,472
$12,229,791
$10,783,233
Capital stock
Surplus fund
$500,000
500,000
505,337
$500,000
500,000
472.414
$500,000
500,000
452,512
(505,337)
(472,414)
8,993,741
15,160
1,466.278
43,956
9,055,317
75,000
1,576.343
50,717
7,529,852
35,868
1,702,056
62,945
$12,024,472
$13,229,791
$10,783,233
$552,013
300,211
66.658
60,000
10,459,175
*$274,942
'157,203
*33,867
"30,000
10,629,160
1 to 4 p. 0.
$521,851
309,889
74,635
60,000
9,236,153
Total
Liabilities
Undivided profits (book value)
do (market value*
do
Deposits in trust and general
deposits payable on demand.
Due trust companies
Due savings banks
Other liabilities
Total
Supplementary —
Total am't profits during year.
credited dep's same per'd.
Exp. of Institut'n same per'd..
Am't of dive, decl'd same per'd
Int.
Amtofdep.onwhichlnt.lsall'd
Rate of interest
lto4p.
c.
Dec. 31, '03.
$402,800
624,165
(
lto4p.
)
c.
Wiliiamsburgli Trust Comoany (Brooklyn).
$48,123,536
Surplusfund
Undivided profits (book value).
do (market value)
do
$2,000,000
Surplusfund
10,000,000
Undivided profits (book value) 2.342.^73
do
do (market value) (2,601,232)
Deposits in trust and general
deposits payable on demand 51,757,428
Due trust companies
2,856,683
Due savings banks
3,403,361
Due hanks and bankers
226,220
Other liabilities
1,042,615
Resources—
Bonds and mortgages
266,511
320,(i()0
16,090,277
1 to 4 p. c.
Dec. 31, 'OA.
$885,094
l,453.S8-<
Stock investm'ts (book value).
do (market value) (1,457,200)
8tdo
Amount loaned on coUaterals 2,637,198
863,281
Am't loaned on pers'l securit's
409.022
Real estate (estimated value).
Cash on hand
Casli on deposit
Other assets
Total
Capital stock
Total
$73,628,980 $72,777,013
Liabilities—
Capital stock
United States Mortgage & Trust (New York).
Dec. 31, '04. June30,'04.. Dec. 31, '03.
Resmirces—
Bonds and mortgages
$10,950,562 $10,595,617 $10,376,811
6.040,.598
Stocklnvestm's (book value)... 10,451,681
6,841,375
do
(market value) (10490,251) (6,134,869)
(6,924,816)
do
12,901,416
Loaned on collaterals
17,124,720
10,298.714
531,380
107,448
Loaned on personal securities.
158,575
554,750
Cash on hand
617,256
596,363
7,196,665
9,143,850
3,211,490
Cashon deposit
1,655,847
1,262,448
Other assets
1,624,057
Liabilities
/Mne30,'04. Dec, 31, '03.
$4,101,500
$3,971,500
12,579.448
8,146.125
(12839,216)
(8,362,392)
35,943,200
34,926,770
10,554.793
5,658,902
1,000,000
1,000,000
8,031,516
7,759,038
566,5£6
849,431
Liabilities
—
7Mne30,'04.
$391,300
2,010,852
Dec. 31, '03.
(1,979,192)
(1,669.359)
2,208,859
1,002,578
2,559,799
844,313
198,368
$297,350
1,776,353
513,010
624,440
44,153
364,033
438,502
639,275
70,550
$7,329,786
$7,125,949
$6,622,242
$700,000
350,000
$700,000
350,000
185,470
238,964
654,678
52,417
164,888
$700,000
350,000
132,827
(168,490)
(101,168)
26,777
5,887,541
177,546
2,703
20,331
26.210
5,527,080
242,589
102,677
44,566
40,578
4,862,710
302,222
102.651
18,611
Total
$7,329,786
Sxipplem.enlary—
$334,299
Total am't proHtH during year.
144,582
Int. credited dep's, same per'd,
76.539
Exp. of institut'n same per'd.
56,000
Amt. of divs. deol'd same per'd
Am'tofdep.onwhichlnt.tsall'd 6,070,572
2 to 4 p. c.
Rate of Interest
$7,125,949
$6,622,242
*$141.598
*68,110
*38,802
*28,000
5,843.020
2 to 4 p. 0.
$257,168
115,741
72,547
56,000
Capital stock
Surplusfund
Undivided prolits (book value)
do (market value).
do
Deposits in trust
Gen. depos. payable on dem'd.
Due savings banks
Due
baukrt
and bankers
Other UablUtios
*
For the six months only, Jan, 1 to June 30.
(
)
5,327,583
2 to 4 p. c.
.
.
.
Feb.
Dec. 31, '04.
Resource!—
J'wne30,'04.
$805,000
.fTl.S.OOO
Btook in vestm'ta (book value). 1.787,983
(market value) (1,790.720)
do
do
Amount loaned on ooUaterals. 2,819,414
63,715
Am't loaned on pers'l seourlt's,
255,276
Cash on hand
1,071,331
Cash on deposit
218,684
Other assets
$1,303,587
(I 303,587)
3,195,851
42,950
395,620
1,436,753
161,457
$7,021,403
$7,251,218
Total
Dee. 31, '03
Gold Movimint at Nhw Yokk.
$
1,785.538
Month.
(1,785.518)
1904.
109,875
864,790
205,025
$5,568,532
t
lanaary...
February.
March
April
Total
$1,000,000
482.520
$1,000,OCO
475,042
(482,520)
4,784,872
807,381
167,900
8,545
2,939,617
8a,916
331,957
$7,251,218
$7,021,403
$5,568,532
May
Total am't of profits dur'g year
Int. credited depos. same per'd
Exp. of institution duriDg year
Am'tdep. onwhlchint.
Rate of Interest
isail'd
*$121,015
63,636
*49,901
5,641,693
$304,261
119,863
89,041
5,216,930
2to3iflp.
1 to 313 p.
o.
$308,558
99,677
127,360
4,067,921
Av. 298
o.
p.o.
For the six months only, Jan. 1 to Jane 30.
EustiMlt Financial
The
daily closing qnotatiODs for securities, etc., at
London.
Sat.
Mon.
Wed.
Tues.
28I18
Silver,
8:
Fri
28i«
28^4
88»<«
889ia
8811,6
98-9-2ifi
88%
99071a
90''8
5»8
Atch. Top.
Banta Fe. 89%
Preferred ............. 103
89%
90%
90B8
1031*
103 >«
10408
105
91
105
10516
106^8
60
24
104
104 7e
99
137
61
24
181
181^
ISOifl
&
Baltimore
& Ohio
101%
£9
Preferred
—
lS6>s
Canadian Paoiflo
49 1«
Chesapeake &, Ohio
Ohio. Great Western... 23>a
Chic.Mll. ASt. Paul... I7914
Chlo.
Book
I.
& Pacific.
36ifl
105
99
99
ISCifl
136)fl
49%
24
180
36%
36
32)«
32i«
88
Preferred
..........
88H
44'78
Erie, common.......... 44%
xt«l>s
82
iBt preferred
68^
2d preferred
68'>'e
x158% 159
Illinois Central
141
Louisville & Nashville. 140 ifl
2314
23
Mexican Central
33
Mo. Kan. & Tex., com.. 32%
67
67
Preferred
Nat.RB.of Mex.,l8tpf. 44ifl
441a
N. Y. Cent. <St Hudson.. 148
150
46 14
N. Y. Ontario* West-. 46I4
81>«
Norfolk & Western
smi
96
Preferred
95
88>fl
Den.& Rio
Or., com
81i«
154
70
45
47
Northern Secnrities
Pennsylvania...
&
Phil a.
Reading*
let preferred*
2d preferred*
Southern Pacific
Sonthern Railw., com..
168
44%
82 >•
68
154
140 14
23
32
67 1«
44
44%
44%
47
47
44i«
44%
44%
68%
68
Preferred
99 >«
S9ifl
68I4
3473
99)4
Union Paoiflo
12238
12438
lii538
Preferred
101
U. 8. Steel Corp., com.. 3134
Preferred....
97
100%
100 »fl
Wabash
Preferred
Debenture
*
"B"
3514
85%
1S6%
51
24l«
3314
6II4
241a
181
851a
89
34
90
4418
8II4
4514
82>8
67 14
I6OI4
1411s
67
I69ifl
U0»«
23
32%
32%
67ifl
671a
44
43
151i«
68
4314
162
46 le
46'8
81%
70%
81J«
96i«
1£C34
70*8
46ie
46
47
45
68
35 14
ICO
471a
451a
6816
S4%
96>«
152ifl
71i«
471a
48
47
6838
3514
100i«
100
124%
125''8
lOOifl
lOOia
96%
96 »8
97
22ifl
22>«
22ifl
22ia
97
23
4514
45
71
45
70
45
70
31
451a
71
31I4
9708
23
46
72
FoREiaN Trade OF New York
— Monthly Statement. —
statement covers the total imports and exports of
merchandise and the Customs receipts for the twelve
first
Month.
two seasons.
Mbechandish Movkmkntat N«wYork CnSTOMS RlCKIPTI
AT NUW YOBK.
Itnvortt.
Export t.
1901.
1903.
1904.
1903.
1904.
%
40,850,686
t
47,023,744
41,840,25'
14,708.884
1903.
January...
t
61,4H7,188
8'ebniary.,
57,437,86i<
30,269.968
39,210,736
60,3 10,82';
62,814,034
43,669,116
41,099.6~9
45,538,574
April
66,382,3*
50.331,126
14,606,91:5
14,913.20.S
13.814,962
Uarob
13,108,266
13,406,:i62
May
42,100,051
47,81!4,244
47,880.096
86,404,98^
88,365,15(
12.lu9.942
12,402,a<)4
48.2S4.991
4V,876,83»
47,910,674
&0,^o6,18^
39,322,4ft5
39,743,65;-
13,324.94>-
36,656,730
37,816.93'
12,991,148
47,672,94?
39.194,930
44,686,636
48,803,417
46.354.607
45,280.467
37,676,46.
15.015 97J
42,165,25(1
15,042.410
63,927,48i
15,904.941
12,861,271
15.629,889
16,1^9.614
i5.Se3.i22
14.422,025
13 307,201
13,315.098
June
July
AaRoat
September
October
November.
December.
,
Total...
52.798,439
49,2b0,9:0
67,934,310
67,902,844
57,993,680
%
50,161,08?
47,«98,H87
49,994,976
48,013,563
47,7T4.9n
3S5,83i
$
43,6S4,231
I4,701,71f
47,410,24(
13.fe3S,399
430.78;-
August
243,588
466,428
225.391
333,42f
1.258,346
1,384.046
206.37e
3,a23,99P
154.«4^
%
36,63)
1,473,284
$
4,801,308
3,265.946
8,710,178
897,88:
177,041
615,894
269.02-
2,982,462
11,837,97(
39S,85(
2,821,773
10,934,17J
218,682
257,89r
2,576,940
7,489.76b
November..
December.
986,369
7.088,627
19 516,884
1,312,437
ll,511.01f
8,f61,E6i
422,347
534,683
110,260
178.100
8S6.163
Total...
11.081.277
25,540,185 108,18«.4fl8
."'4,918434
September..
October
1904.
(
850.836
28»,492
283,164
3,548,135
3,475.334
818,^14
8,508.481
294,08^
1.887.888
19,034
2,1S3.977
279,847
2.4G9.C64
3,(20,077
35,581.525
Stock of Money in Country.— The following table
shows the general stock of money In the country, as well as
the holdings by the Treasury, and the amount in circulation
The statement for Jan. 1, 1904, will be
on the dates given.
found in the Chronicle of Jan. 9, 1904, page 84.
1
Money Jan. l.-^
r-Monevin Oireulation.-^
Held in
IntheOntted
Jan.
lieasury.
Statea.
t
Jan.
1,
«
(}Oldooln(lnc.bal'nlnTreas.)l,£46,952,e36 171.719.0S8
57,9*5 280
(Jold certlfloatea
1.343 673
568,484,968
Standard silver dollars
9,<'>-4.773
Sliver oertlflcatea
112,171,494
9,280,167
Subsidiary silver
11,019,000
78.946
Treasury notes of 1890
346.681,016
4.398,389
amted States notes
Curr'cycert., Act June8,'72.
464,794,150 15.638,673
Nattonal bank notes
1,
1904.
S
627,970.683
421,080,018
81,673.323
466.«36,290
19C6.
«
649 548,528
466.7:'9.88«
80,039,396
4C8,ol7.227
102.»-91,327
97,*'31,36a
10.t40(54
16,828,863
348,872,438
—
848,287,627
...
418,163,180
449,157,878
3,889,103.169 269.482,044 2,669,621,185 2,468,345,897
Total
Population of the United States Jan. 1. 1905, estimated at 82.562,000; oirouatlon per capita, $31 12.
* For redemption of outstanding certlfloates an exact equivalent In amount
of the appropriate kinds of money is held in tbe Treasury, and Is not Included
In the account of money held as assets of the Uovernment.
+ This statement of money held in the I'reasury as assets of the Government does not Include deposits of public money in national bank depositaries to tbe credit of the Treasurer of the United States, and amountlUK to
1103 800,101 60.
P«r
NariM of Company.
Railroads (!<team).
Baltimore* Ohio, com. and pref
Cleve. Cin. Chic. & St. L.cem
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, guar. (quar.).
do
Hartford
When
Cent PayabU
do
spec. guar....
Conn. Western
2
Mar
2
Mar
Mar
Mar
1^4
1
J
Feb
Feb
San
1
Mar
Adams Express
2
Mar
American Chicle, com. (monthly)
American Radiator, com. (qnar.)
1
Feb
1
2('
1
1».
Mar
31
St.
(No. 120)
Louis
<fi>
Fran., 2d pf. (qu.)
[Vliscellaneous.
1
Feb 16
to
Feb 28
Holders of rec Feb 7
Holders of reo Feb 10
1 Holders of reo Feb 10
28 Feb 21
to
Feb 28
1
J
5
Panama
<&
Books Closed.
(Days Inelusive.j
1
1
Feb 1
Feb 15
Holders
do
pref. (quar.)
do
People's Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Pratt & Whitney, pref. (quar.)
United Slates Steel Corp., pref. (qn.).
of reo
Feb 15
to
Ma? 22
16 Feb 10
18
9
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
8
to
do
do
pref. (quar.)
Feb
Feb 15 Feb 5
Borden's Condensed Milk, com
$4
Cleve <Si Sandutky Brew., pref. (qn.).
l"^ Feb 16 Feb 6
Consolidated Gas of N. Y. (quar.)
2S Mar 16 Feb 25
Diamond Match (qnar.)
N. E. Telep <fe Teleg. (quar.)
NUesBement-Pond, com. (quar.)
to
to
2H Mar 16 Mar
IH Feb 16 Feb
\1K Mar 18 Mar
Ih Feb 16 Feb
1\ Feb 25 Feb
Feb 16 Feb
1»« Feb 2b Feb
6
1
J
2
9
Feb
2
Mar
1
Feb 11
Feb 20
Mar 31
Feb 15
Feb 15
Feb 28
Maris
Maris
Feb 14
Mario
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
16
26
16
28
Also declared l^a per cent payable June 17.
—Attention is called to the offering by Otto E. Lohrke,
Rosen & Co. of the Chicago Cincinnati & Louisville 4)^ per
cent gold bonds. The bonds are jointly guaranteed by the
In Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton and Pere Marquette.
^r
of the last
218,934
1,162,08P
l,4e3,22.<i
t
addition to the other tables given in this department, made
ap from weekly returns, we give the following figures
hhe full months, also issued by our New York Custom House.
months
741,92.'
2.664.7e>
67%
Price i>er share.
The
174,926
«
812,464
636,286
8,683,058
19.278,679
41,678.667
880,662
535 552
8.Si83 082
772,309
155.369
160 H
141
23
32%
96ifl
162ifl
Exvortt.
1904.
I
23
sm
71
100
138
4416
8158
124 98
IOOI3
3II4
31
51a
88)fl
814
70
99>fl
36%
8II4
ISaifl
90''e
321^
152i«
45 !«
95
539
36
160%
45%
70
,
6i«
638
«
S89,40t
267,674
London
t^
Anaconda Mining
Imvortt.
1903.
1905.
Thurs.
27IB16
8888
1901.
r-8toek
week ending Feb.
d.
per ounce
^713i^
8fclli6 88I2
Con80l8.,new, 2i« p. cts. 889,8
8811,6 8813„ 88181,
For aocoant
8fa9ie
Fr'oh rentes (In Paris) fr. 98 42J4 98*62>« 98-82H 98-82»«
9138
9078
90%
....••.
Spanish 48
V!8J«
4,019.112
Marketa— C«r CaMe.
are reported by cable as follows for the
Exvorta.
1903.
.Tone
July
Supplementary—
*
ImvorU.
8U.VXB-N1W YOEK
2,603,304
—
$1,000,000
Capitalstock
570,398
Surplus fund (book value)
do
do (market value) (573,135)
4,832,422
Gen'l deposits payable on dem.
322,403
Due trust companies
287,793
Due b^inks and bankers
8,387
Other liabilities
583
The imports and exports of gold and silver for the twelve
months have been as follows
Windsor Trast Gompauy (New York).
Bonds and mortgages
:
.
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1905.J
Liabilities
:
.
f
15,616,118
16,278,475
829,863,864 598.184,249 504.833.167 515.708,21!- I70,296,79i 172,470,726
Aaction Sales.— Amon? other securities the following not
regularly dealt in at the Board, were recently sold at auction
By Messrs. Adrian H. Mailer Son
&
:
Stocks.
stocks.
10 Singer MfK. Co
680
8,508 Tidal on Co.$16 lot
9,S98 Bookwalter Steel &
10 Oorpo. L qnldatlDg Co.,
Iron Co
com
$100 Int
$22 lot
i,965 Knlskerbooker Labrl.
15 South. A Atl. Teleg. Co..l05»e
Oil Co
75 American Surety Co.... 199
$1 ea..$5 1ot
lOTtffc, Weller Co.,pref... 65
4,166 Boston & Indiana Lab.
on Co
$1 ea..$7 lot 100 Internat Bank'g Corp. .155
lOON.Y. atandaid old MIn.
35 United Wine & Trading
$1,175 lot
Co
$1 ea..ifi5)ot
Co
Bonds.
20 Amer. Exoh. Nat. Bank. 275%
54 Merchants' Nat. Bank 180% fPOO Harlena Olub of N.Y.2d
246 MechanlCB' Nat. Bank. .307
tB, 190S>, Feb., 1901, cou$25 lot
10 Hanover Nat. Bank
529
pons attached
$13,f 00 So.Eieo.Seour. 1
40 N.Y.Plate GJaes Ins. Co. 260
100 Century Realry Co
Co Ist ooll.tr.5i',0ci.,
146
$7,105 95
ISOi. conpona on
2 Mitohfli-VaDoe Co
!05
67Ja 80. Elect. Seour.
23 Westchester & Bronx Tl
tie <fe Mort. auar.Oo....l67%
Co. stock
,$2,500 Corp.of Cham.ot Com.
20 Nat. Bk. of Oommeroo..229
of N. Y. Bldg. Fund subpc.
35 N. Y. Mort. & Beo. Co...
I
)•
noncatn. Iccome bond
48*fl
$1,000 B'klyn City BR. Ist
106»«
cons. 59. 1916 4>. J&J
$117,000 Nassau Co Gas Co.
'04, cou
1 Bt 58, 1933, Deo
on
$5 to $35 per bond
166%-170
140 Manganese Steel Safe
Co.. oomnaon
5 6
540ie
25 National Park Bank
91 John Ereklne & Co., pref.
,
$2,000 lot
£0
Title Guar.
& Trust Co
.6501*
1
THE CHRONICLE.
5^4
Sew Kork
City Clearing Uoase Baaks.— Statement of
condition for the week ending Jan. 28, 1905, based on ayer-
&gQ of daily
resiilts.
We omit two ciphers (00) in
BAN-KS.
Capital.
Loans.
Surpltis.
all eases.
Specie.
LegaU.
Merchants'
Mechanics'.
Anierica
Phoenix
...
City
Chemieal ..
Merch. Ex
.
(iallatin
But.
& Drov
Mech.&Tra.
Green wlcli
Ajner.Kxch-
Commerce..
Mercantile
Pacific
Chatham
...
...
People's
N. America
Hanover
...
Irrlng
Citizens'
..
Nassau
Mar.A
Fult.
Shoe<feLthr.
Corn Exch
Oriental
.
...
Imp. <& Trad
Park
East River
Fourth
Second
First
N.Y.Nt.Kx.
Bowery ...
N. Y. Co ...
German Am
Chase
Ave ..
German Kx.
Fifth
Germania
..
Lincoln
Garflftld.
Fifth
Bk. of Met..
West
Side..
Seaboard
..
IstN.Eklyn
Liberty
N. Y.Pi. Ex
New Amst.
Astor
L
T
Deposits Se.
$
$
2,556,6 19,395,0
2,471,2 S 1.205.0
1.407,0 15,603.6
3,275,6 22.271,0
3,641,3 2o,813,ff;
3.309,0
265,8
17,397,9 176.911.8
7,644,1 26.601.6
6,339,0
356,4
9.08JMJ
2,238.0
1,953,3
121,3
4.748,0
384,6
3,663.2
637.7
4.266,6 28,710,7
11,629,6 H50.035.2
4,:}36,8 24,738.9
3.2S7.3
631,7
6,189,3
1,057,8
418,0
2,069,1
2,0il,8 17,467,0
6,648.6 49,893,8
6,784.0
1,039,0
679,6 16,952,2
323,1
8.118.7
8,608.3
1,299,2
381,2
7,476.3
3,298,7 29,793,0
7,418,4
1.096,9
6,607.1 24.799,0
7,091,1 72.886,0
1,196.7
99,5
2,935,0 20,965,7
1,462.6
9^86,0
16,'.;40,1 105,941,8
8,389,2
890,3
3,099,0
772,1
707,1
8,970,1
4,l;;9,7
642,7
4,175,2 46,509,2
9,687,5
1,797.4
2,355,1
697,9
2,i;39,9
879,4
1,362,1 14, .542,8
2,000,0
2,050,0
2,000,0
3.000,0
1,500,0
1,000,0
25,0O0,O
300,0
600,0
1,000,0
300,0
70\-,0
600,0
6,000,0
25,000,0
3,000,0
422,7
450,0
200,0
2,000,0
3,000,0
1,000,0
2,550,0
500,0
1,000,0
1,000,0
2,000,0
750,0
1,500,0
3,000,0
250,0
8,000,0
300,0
10,000,0
1,000,0
250,0
200,0
750,0
1,000,0
100,0
200,0
200,0
300,0
1,000,0
250,0
1,000,0
200,0
500,0
300.0
1.000.0
1,000,0
600,0
350,0
$
$
1,234, ti
7.3iil,9
402,7
2.571,1
1,440,'2
9,45L2
611,9
1,430,8
693,0
2,011,8
491,9
549.0
607.2
3,419,0
15,062.0
3,841.0
11,435,7
6,272,9
5,791,0
4,708.0
1,946,0
2,241,0
1,395.3
3.30O,u
2,528,7
3,486,0
8,6.'i9.0
4,284,6
2,^65.0
4,95.1,8
P.O.
$
19,486,0 27-8
."H.678.0 28-1
20.'.i71.8
23,548.0
29.136,8
2i'5.0
2.734.0
10.888,8 191,7/9,0
2,026,7 26,0 16 6
•JSO
26-4
25-6
26-8
5:6.0
33 1
52.685.7
30-1
6,834,4
60-', 1
7,090,1 26-6
1,284,9
615.5
7,188.6 25-6
1,245,0
b3,9
466,5
2,468,2 'i-2-'i
632.0
667,0
5,320.0 24 4
3,420,11 23
515,2
272,4
3.516.4 2,546,8 22,073,8 27 -4
22,215.9 15,2^0.2 149.5ii0,4 25
4.i;4i,i'
1,405,3 22,156,4 23-4
4,026,'.^ 23-/
603.2
45 L 9
6.862.2 32-3
952.7
1,266,7
641,1
273,5
2.738.7 33-4
2,H50,3 2,0-28,
17.103.1 25-5
10,762.4 4,542,3 60.66'.',1 2.V2
6.193.0 23-1
7 138,6
666,3
8,945.2 l,5v8.3 21.027,4 26
332.1
3,789.7 21-6
483,1
7.304,St 33-2
1,670,2
757,2
484.:-!
2.2.11,4
10,170,8 26-6
5.008.0 4.07-2,0 36,-298,0 25
2.54'i.l
8,641,4 3.< 9
387,6
4.218.0 1,510,0 22,586,0 25-3
16,115.0 7.156,0 85,484,0 2V-2
271,5
194.1
1,525.4 ;{05
3,697,6 2.f81.0 23.647.1 25-6
795,0 2.357,0 10,678,0 29-5
21,921.3 •2.773.7 100,662,0 24-5
7,947,S 26'6
451.8
1,680,2
411,0
349,0
3,598,0 2 11
917,7
458,8
5,716,4 24-1
ll"7,8
827,2
4,166,8 24-6
12,32(i,4 1.830,9 55,473,9 25-5
2,388,0
357,7 10,6.^2,7 25-/
240,0
3,946,6 28-2
875,0
452,1
5.463.2 22-9
801,2
1,617,5 2,374,8 16,181,9 24-6
1,822,8
7,739,6 27-2
284,4
638,e
163,2
2,779,5 25-2
1,774,7 1,123,4 11,415,8 25-3
613,0
4,019,0 •26-7
421,0
3.207,0 1.704,0 18,063,0 2V-1
542,0 1,020,0
4.507.0 34-6
•/;49,()
2,523,5
10,203.3 27-1
1,084,9
411.8
5,857,4 25-6
1,413.7
500.6
7,249,6 264
784,0
324,0
4,605,0 24-0
Total... 115,972,7 135,961.4 11166432 231,526,2 92,911,6 1X8982S6 27-2
t
t
United State
Total
City, Boi<ttou and Philadelphia Bankg; Below
of the weekly returns of the Clearing House
Banks of New York City, Boston and Philadelphia. The New
York figures do not include results for non-member banks.
a
summary
Capital dBAXKS Hurplus.
Loans.
ciphers (00) in all these figures.
Specie.
Legals.
De-
Circu-
posits.f
lation.
Clearings.
s've.
$
Bk. of X. Y.
—
New York
is
We omit two
OOb omlttett
Manliat. Co.
[YOL. LXXX,
3
deposits included,
\
20,968,40 0.
s
N.Y.
$
Jan 7 251,455,2 106974 27 203,684.0 85,216,4 11091686 43,172,4 1,855,423,8
Jan 14 251.455,2 10613368 215.591,4 8H,657,9 11191601 4;-i,020.1 1,776,528,7
Jan 21 251,924,1 10988115 224,029.8 90.657,8 110381.5'^ 42.950,7 1,023,996,4
Jan 28 251,924.1 11156432 '231,525,2 92,911,6 11898286 42,882,'21 ,607,71»,8
Bos.
Jan 14 52,635,4 189,180,0
Jan 21 52,635,4 189,938,0
Jan 28 62,635,4 190,196.0
20,112,0
19,624,0
19,337,0
7,079,0 227,562,0
7,190.0 229,547,0
7,033,0 221,588,0
7,378,0
7,346,0
7,527,0
152,861,3
157,088,8
126,974.1
258,690.0 11,956,0
26'2,lO8.0 11,908,0
260,377.0 11.930,0
128,95 1.«
142,394,4
122,753,4
Phila.
Jan 14
Jan 21
Jan 28
48,167.1 213.792,0
48,167,1 214,065,0
48,167,1 214,271,0
69,037,0
72,785,0
7-2,314,0
Including for Boston and Philadelphia the Item "due toother banks,"
and also Government deposits. For Boston these Government deposits
amounted on Jan. 28 to $3,391,000 on Jan. 21 to $3,364,000.
t
;
—
Imports and Exports lor the Week. The following are
the imports at New York for the week ending for dry goods
Jan. 20 and for the week ending for general merchandise
Jan. 27 ; also totals since beginning first week January.
FOREIGN IMPOBTS.
^or week.
1906.
Dry Goods.
General Merchandise
Total.
Since Jan.
1904.
1902.
$2,891,196
9,721.261
$2,663,414
9,430,976
$3,740,964
9,414,614
$2,523 264
8.846.045
$12,612,467
$12,084,390
$13,166,478
$11,369,309
$12,765,874
41,0b9,045
$10,991,936
83,832,236
$12,627,202
33,588,939
$10,968,618
83.116,561
$53,834,919
$44,824,172
$46,116,141
$44,075,177
1.
Dry Goods
General Merchandise
Total 4 weeks
The imports of dry goods
in
1903.
for
one week later will be found
our report of the dry goods trade.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of
specie) from the port of New York to foreign ports for the
week ending Jan. 30 and from January 1 to date.
EXPOBTS FROM NEW YORK FOE THE WEEK.
,
For the week
Previously reported..
Total 4 weeks
1905.
1904.
1903.
$11,029,911
30,18(.M62
$10,050,822
32, 559, '296
$11,692,984
82,906,427
$9,204,493
27,184,231
$41,210,073
$42,610,118
$44,499,411
$36,388,724
1902.
Note.—As the figures of exports as reported by the New York Custom
House from week to week frequently show divergence from the monthly
totals, also compiled by the Custom House, we shall from time to time adjust
the totals by adding to or deducting from the amount "previously reported."
The following
table
shows the exports and imports of
Non-Member Banks.— The following is the specie at the port of New York for the week ending Jan.
/
and since Jan. 1, 1905, and for the corresponding periods
Btatement of condition of the non-member banks for the 1904 and 1903.
week ending Jan. 38, 1905, based on average of daily results.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEW YORK
Reports
ot
We omit two
•'
ciphers COO) in all eases.
KXPORTS.
Deposit with
i
BAITKS.
Capi-
^t/**.
00s omitted.
tal.
plus.
Leg. T.
Net
8peeU. <tJiank
Clear'
other Deposits
Notes. Agent. Bks.&c
invest-
ments.
'
$
Wash. Hgt»
Century ...
180,0
100,0
Chelsea Ex.
10(1,0
Colonial
Columbia ..
ConsoL Nat.
Fidelity
I4th Street.
Oansevoort.
Hamilton
JeOerson
Jlklt.
..
..
Morris
Mutual
19tli
....
Ward
Plaza
Birerside
.
..
State
12th Ward
23il
Ward
.
..
Union Exoh
Uuilert Xat.
Yorkville ..
Jiorouyhol
141,1
05,9
62,5
264.8
318,6
$
iR
647,6
569,0
400,9
100,0
300,0
1.000,0 1,04-2,7
126,2
200.0
120,5
100,0
89,3
200,0
140,4
200,0
400,0 328,9
114,4
260.0
221,7
200,0
216,9
200,0
253,0
100,0
109,3
100.0
767,2
100,0
126,5
200.0
111,6
100,0
750,0 526.2
160,2
1.000,0
29a, 9
100,0
2,720,0
5,346.0
3.634.6
872,1
2,086,0
1,»32,3
3,526,0
2,482,0
2,411,6
3,061,3
2,56d,a
8,233,0
1,276, V
7.610,0
1,772.0
1,510.7
4.042,7
2,219.0
2,199,5
96.2
350,4
172,9
1.786.7
2,357,5
68.5.6
3.582,8
7,478,7
1,327.9
15,3
16,9
23,9
76,3
276,0
278,6
18,0
114.1
14.4
175,9
13.7
149.8
25,0
30,0
ld9,0
19,6
433,0
60,0
66,4
96,6
273,2
38,9
$
28.5
27,3
29,2
219,7
179,0
43,0
61,8
97,8
162,0
114,6
113,8
95.2
283,0
218,2
196,0
97,2
211,0
168,0
145,3
239,9
56,8
253,9
$
112,2
43,8
56,1
310,1
362,0
307,^
67,4
462,2
193.0
128.1
218.2
$
60,0
164,8
479,0
3,6
225,0
895,8
30,0
86,8
310,0
78,7
56,7
56,9
209,6
73,u
99,6
224,6
2.55.7
110,0
33-2,0 1,433,0
163.0
142,2
•»•*«•
224,8
812,4 1,0333
86,3
201,4
116,6
$
661,6
582,4
690,5
3,485,1
5.461,0
2,226,6
869.7
2.789,0
2,105,2
3,985,4
2,486,7
3,092,1
3,146,5
3,045,2
8,303,0
1,552.1
9,494,0
2,165,0
1,962,7
5.354,8
1.359.9
2,616,3
Jiroolclyn.
BoiouGih
...
Brooaway
200,0
.
150,1)
..
8000
Brooklyn
Mfra.'Nat..
Mechanics'
Mercliauta'.
^nal
I
Nassan Nat
lOL j
soX'o
Nat. City
..
30(y,0
North Side.
100.0
100,0
Peoples
17 th
Ward
.
loo.;i
Sprat'ueNat
union.
Wallabout
200,0
.
20U,i)
100,0
.
469,2
63,0
773,7
571.6
169,7
181,8
95.3
239,3
113.6
94,0
1.09-s.i
6.n4."-,0
3,282,0
1301,1
1,6.")0.6
704.8
1,379,0
l.l'-O.l
803,0
24,3
17,6
112.2
301.0
246.9
28.2
200,0
147,0
19,0
79,6
13,1
140.0
42,8
44,6
106,7
179.9
61,3
05,8
257.0
316,3
1;.0,2
690.
613,9 1,249,3
>-2,7
122,0
7ti3,0
415,0
361.0
7 78,0
35,3
74.8
133,6
75,6
60,9
40,5
22.i.o
25,0
85,6
121.9
31,:i
22,6
67,9
1,801,3
2,432.8
122,0
61.4
101,1
59.1
2.0*28,4
27,(1
173,0
161,6
141.1
13,9
35,0
353,8
61,8
4,288,1
9,501,6
1.517,6
6,791,0
4,199,0
1.382,0
1,874,4
(167,8
1,313,0
1,493,6
787,1
Richiriond.
l8tNat.,S.t.
826,1
60,4
400,0 1,077,7
4,392,4
183.9
260,0
250,0
200,0
661.9
141,9
293,9
2,206.8
9;m,5
1,243,2
86.0
110,0
125.0
643.-4
2,392,3
1,270,7
100,0
116,6
10,(»
131,3
800,7
JbuskyCitv
ilrst Nat...
847,6 1.442,1 1,160,0
6,169,2
66.3
368.0
01.9
46,1
17,2
67,1
2.;9.0
140,6
10.3
618,1
4.9
2,044,1
1,013,4
1,774,4
193,4
42,3
26.3
46,1
199.2
88,5
672,
66,8
2,S75,5
1,258.5
Co
National
.
Second .Vat
Thu-d Nat..
lIonOKKK.
FirstNat...
Second Nat.
160,5
1034260 4.4r;9,r, 6,980.4 12''v.74 8,192.6 1171312
Tot. Jan 2 102370 12567(1 103665 4,654,0 6.073.4 I3:i6i;2 .<.205.6 118:^245
Tot Jan 14 102370 127677 1038807 4,683,7 6,301.4 112043 8,677,7 1202682
Tot
.Tan
Great Britain .....
France. .................
IJIPOBTS.
Hince Jan.
Hee/c.
1.
Week.
Since Jan.
$1,500
8,032,548
$4,2841428
1.
*
...........
'16.600
27 i' 41
7,000
4,000,000
$3,484
1,650
$6,625
7,171
111,868
4,450
$4,545,028 $12,312,460
263350
4731634
82,934
$23,851
36,698
13,7»1
8,915,688
834,925
Mexico
Sonth America
26o',oo6
All other countries
Total 1905
Total 1904
Total 1903
Silver.
Great Britain
France
Germany
West Indies
$130,114
«73,445
273,800
$2,025,408
808,000
""495
"7;3a4
*"$9Y4
$9, obi
2"iJs",506
*i6',245
15,505
26,224
$2,656,218
4,S17,863
3,044,825
.-,11.159
Mexico
South America
All other countries
ToUl 1905
$.-^47,740
Total 1904
Total 1903
:.
1,095,276
747,880
14.704
1.244
$49,781
68,915
84.310
Of the above imports for the week in 1905, $2,005 were
American gold coin and $38 American silver coin. Of the
exports durmg the same time, $4,010,600 were American gold
coin and %
were American silver coin.
Auction
Salef).
—See page preceding.
Sauliitt0
and
g^tuattciaL
Spencer Trask
&
Co.
Monthly Descriptive List of High*Crado
INVESTMENT BONDS.
Horouyho/
liuilHOD
GohU
Germany
West Indies
N. T. CITT.
Boroughs or
IdanicBr'nx
28
in
2S
10'2.170 12.n670
.
Transact a general bankino" business and execute
Steele and bond orcers upon the
New York Stock Exchano-e.
TVilliam and Pine St?., New York.
Branch Office, Albany, N.Y.
Moffat
&
White,
members New York iStock ExchaOffe,
1 NASSAU STREET, CORNER W>\_LL,
OcnlcFM in Invc§tment Securities
Tel, 98».'-6Mi)l Cortlandt.
Telaptioae Stack* a 8»e«laUr*
-
.
Feb.
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1905.]
or
^o»*
Ditidena$ set page
following are the daily closing quotations; for yearly range
©a^jette*
^attlijers^
585
see thtra
page following:
jSj.
InUrtst
WAIiL. STREET. FUIOAV, FEB. 3. 1903.-5 P. M.
Market and Financial Sftnal ion. ~ A conspicuMoney
The
ous feature of the week at the Stock Exchange has been an
unusual adrance in the piice of several high-grade railway
shares, some details of which may he found in our review of
This advance is the result of
the stock market below.
definite action by the officials of one of our important railway systems which is nnderstood to be a step towards a
concentration of management and executive adtnioistration
of its auxiliary lines, and shows the favor with which such
action is regarded by investors. Among other influences
•which have stimulated higher prices are the favorable condition of the anthracite coal trade, reports of railway
earnings, the general industrial situation and continued lowrates in the money market
Moreover, it is becoming ap
parent that if Congress should grant new power to the
Inter-State Commerce Commission to fix railway rates, it
will be done in disregard of the wishes and judgment of
prominent business men in this and other financial and
industrial centres. There is evidently a strong belief in
Wall Street that such power will not be granted The export
gold movement has increased in volume, amonnting for
the week to $11,130,000, including $2,000,000 to Cuba.
The open market rates for call loans on the Stock Exchange
during the week on stock and bond collaterals have ranged
from 1% to 3 p. c. Today's rates on call weie l^Cggi^p. c.
Prime commercial paper quoted at 3i^@4 p. c. for endorse-
PtHoAs
Is, 1980
registered
18,1980
oonpon
-Jan
-Jan
Si, 19S0,sinaJ.registered
oonpon
Is, 1980. small
registered
Is, 1918
Is,
1918
4e,
is,
Is,
1907
1936
1936
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
3U
Feb.
31
I
3
3
'104 ig ^104i» 104 la
'104 'a
04 "a 'I04>a
104 Vi 104 >« *104ia
104 >a 104 S *104»a
a
-Fet *103»4 *103»« 103»4 • 103*4 *103»4 * 108»4
-Feb *104»s *104's a'i4«» 'X 3»4 *103>4 *103»4
•Feb
-Feb *ic4>» *i04i,
•lb3>« *i08»9 *u'3>i
-Jas ^loevj *105'a '105>9 ' 10519 -106>2 *106>9
*105i,
•106
-Jan
»i
•106 >« *105i« *106is
-Feb *130>« ISOHj •IHOS •1801a 130 !» ISOi^
-Feb •lai^a *181>s 'ISl^al *a;J0>« *180i3>180i«
ooTipon
Is, 1918, small. registered
ooQpon
Is, 1918, small
registered
4s, 1907
ooapon
registered
coupon
'TUliU the price bid
Jan.
at the
morning board; no («<« was made
Eailroad and Miscellaneous Stocks. - The stock market
is again more active, the transactions averaging well above
1,000,000 shares per day. The market as a whole has been
decidedly strong, while several issues made an unusual record. Conspicuous amojjg the latter was St. Paul & Omaha
common, which at its highest was 45 points above last week's
selling price, and the preferred 35 points.
At the same time
North West, showed an advance of 22l.< points, and other
Vanderbilt stocks were strong on official changes which
will bring subsidiary lines under more direct control of the
New York
Central management.
This movement carried
"Big Four" and Peoria & Eastern up 7K points Naturally
there has been some reaction from the extreme advances
noted above. The anthracite ttrouphas been notably strong.
Reading led the railway list in activity and steadily advanced. Lackawanna moved up 18 points on bids which
ments and ^%@A}4 p. c. for best single names.
brought out a limited number of shares. Central of New
The Bank of England weekly statement on Thursday Jersey has added 6 points to the
previous high record. Of
showed an increase in bullion of £1.108,427 and the percent- the less prominent stocks, Kansas City
Southern preferred has
age of reserve to liabilities was 52-i:)5, against 50-43 last week, advanced over
7 points and Pere Marquette 5 points.
Pacific
the discount rate remaining unchanged at 3 per cent. The
Coast issues have been unusually active on a demand which
Bank of France shows an increase of 8,0)0,000 francs in carried the common
up 15 points.
gold and a decrease of 875,000 francs in silver.
As may be inferred from the above, railway stocks have
KBW YORK (IITT '1».»A RIN<J-HOfi(<C SaNKH
IHfftrtnm
1906
28
/ro«t
JtLn.
iyt4
1903
Jan. 30
Jan. 31
S
IIS.973.700
136.951,400
Oftpltkl
116,673.700
133,180.100
Iioani A dlsooonts l.lie,e48 200 1*0 16,831,700 904,662,100
01io«latloiL
42.882,230 Dec
68,600
42,789,000
Net daposlta
*1,189,828,600 Ino 26,013,4)0 1,023,943,8)0
Specie
2S1 626.300 Ino 7,495,400 205477,600
Legal teBders
92.911,600 Ino 8,263,700
76,637,6)0
183.672,000
78163 600
Beserve held
If p. 0. et deposits
260,825,600
232,044,726
Inrpliu
834,439,700 Ino
297 467,150 lao
9,749,100
6,6U3,860
381,116,000
356,986 950
102,261,930
121,964 8)0
904,610,700
46,194,900
93I,77«.9M
Surplus reserve
26,979,660ilne 3,246,750
35,129,060
27,880.776
' f20,968,4)0 Onlted tjc*tee deposits inolufied, sgAlnst
$20 9S1 800 last
week and $36,899,000 the corresponding week ol 1904. WUh tbese
Ualted States dipoaltsellmtnatcd.tneaarplne reserve would he $32 221.660
,o»v
*
•nJan. 28, and $28,979,260 on Jan. 21.
Nora.— Betarnsof separate banks appear on tli e preoedlng page
,
Foreign Exchangre.— Influenced by an urgent demand for
remittance and by a scarcity of bills, the foreign exchange
market was strong this week.
Gold exports to Paris,
$9,131,424
and
to
Cuba
$2,00i>,000.
To-day's (Friday's) nominal rates for sterling exchange
were 4 86@4 86i^ for sixty day and 4 88i^@4 89 for sight. Today's (Friday's) actual rates for sterling exchange were 4 8575
@4 8585 for long, 4 88@4 8810 for short and 4 8835*
4 8845 for cables.
Commercial on banks, 4 8540@4 8550, and
documents for payment, 4 84^(34 8580. Cotton for payment,
4 84^^@4 85; cotton for acceptance, 4 8540@4 8550, and grain
for payment, 4 8r.70@4 8580.
To-day's (Friday's) actual rates for Paris bankers' francs
were 5 17i^@5 l(}^t for long and 5 15:t:@5 15 for short. Germany bankers' marks were 95@95 l-lGf for long and 953.^
@95 5-16f for short. Amsterdam bankers' guilders were
40 3-16tta40 3-16 for long and 40?^1[@40 7-16* for short.
Exchange at Paris on London to-day, 25 f. 15J^c.: week's
range, 25 f 15^c. high and 25 f 13o. low.
The week's range for exchange rates follows:
so largely absorbed attention as to leave the industrial list
background. United States Steel and Amalgamated
Copper are the only issues in this group which can be rightly
called active. The former have been unusually steady and
the latter, with Anaconda Copper. Col rado Fuel
Iron,
American Sugar Refining and General El ctric, has advanced
moderately Consolidated Gas lost part of the advance noted
last week, but recover- d sharply to-day and closes higher.
For (imly volume of busi-ess ste p '(jf 69S,
The following sales have occurred this week of shares not
represented in our detailed list on the pages which follow.
in the
&
Salts
tSTOOKS
Amer
Agrlcttl
Chem
60 21 Jan 23
100 eO^Feb 3
200 24 Feb 2
60 80 Jaij 30
610 95 Jan 30
'0 155 Jan 30
lOi)
97»«Feb 3
3U0
^ Wan 30
100 UOi^Feb 2
22 170>sJan30
100 9
Feb 1
400 1118 "sFeb 1
310 44HiFeD 2
100 102 Feb 1
SOO 72 Jan 31
100 1-70 Feb 1
SO 104 Jan 30
Prelerred
Preferred
pf..
Assoc Merchants. Ist prt
Buff Roch
&
Pitts rights
Canadian Pacsubrects..
Chic R I & Pacific
Cleve Lor & Wheel
I
Preferred
W
Ft
<fe Denv C, stmpd..
Beneral ChemiCiil, pref..
Homestake Mintng
Horn Silver Mining
lU Cent leased
Nat B:nan
<»
lines stk.
-ii^miJing.. 1,100
100
411
QnicksUyer Mining
Preferred
Securities
111
Range
1f*4k
tinee Jan. 1.
Jan 2> 20 Jan 21^ Jan
89"*Feb 3 »»i«Feb 8n>»Feb
24 Feb 2 24 Jan 24 Jan
80 Jan 3u 77 Jan 80 Jan
99>4Jan
95 Jan O^i^Jan
15a .Ih. 30 14 634 Jan 156 Jan
OT'.Feb 8 9d Jan 97'«Feb
5^ Feb »
6 Jan
61^ Feb
l40*«Feb 2 HgiaJan 140'»Feb
21
n
170i!iJan3
no-vJan
Jan HO Feb
Jan 1(19 Feb
44 Jan 46»2Feb
til's Jan lo2 Feb
71 Jaii
3 Jan
1-70 Feb 1-7) Feb
104 Jan 104 Jan
l70><iJai
90 Feb
119 Feb 3
4e>9Feb 3
102 Fet 1
73 Jan 28
1
l-^O
Feb
104
19
Jan3(
Fe^ 1
42
Feb
1
79
1
6
I
18i«J»n 23 Wan
42 Fel. 42 Feb
6» Jai
60'^ Feb
6(1 170\Feb 3 170»4Feb 3 167
Jan 170»«Feb
100
ISgFet
l%Feb 2
li^Jan
l^vFeb
2U0
3^ Jan 30 3^4 Jan 3u
3>4Jai.
3*«Jan
New Central Goal
NY Dock Co, pref
N T & N J Telephone ...
RE
,f<^r
Wetk
mer Beet Sugar
Amer Teleg & Oable
Amer Tobac Co (old)
Bang*
fef
Wteit JBnAing Feb.
Cent'i
stock trust certificates
BenHselaor<& Saratoga..
United Fruit Co
Vulcan Detlnning
|
18>{iJan28
42 Feb 1
eO'vFeb 2
t}0-nF«'
1
2
460 93VjFeb 1 93isFeb 1
92 Jati
flS^aFeb
100 209'4.Jan30 a09^Jan3
209\Jan J09S4Jan
100 lOei^Feb 2 lOtJHiFeb V lu6<aJan 10- Wan
100
9 Wan 23
V Wan 28
9 If Jan
10><iJaa
<lnts»«ie Mrtrfcet.- Northern Securities has again been the
dominating featu e in the market for unlisted securities
Predictions made some ime ago that the shares would sell
-Long^-Short.
-Cablet.
attrVing ActuaUat 150 were fulfilled on Saturday when the price rose to
Hlgb... 14 8576
« 4 8585
4 8806 a 4 8810
155}^, again of 5% points over the previous high record.
4 8846 « 4 8866
Low. .. 4 H650
-a 4 8566
'9 4 8780
4 8776
4 8826 9 4 8830
On Monday, on the announcement that CJ. S. Supreme Court
Pari* Banlcert' Franc*—
had
granted the petition for a writ of certiorari in tte suit
High... 16 J7',t
® 6 16T,t
6 15*
« 5 15
Low... |6 17S
of the Ilarriman-Union Pacific interests to review the deci6 l«T,t
6 16'
a 6 161
Germany Bankers' Mark*—
sion of the Circuit Lourt of App-a^s relative to the distribuHigh...
'& 96ii«
96
tion of the stock of the compaoy, the price broke from 155
®
96H
95Tiet
Low....
94i&,e
® 96
96>«
« 96»iet
to 1471^ and later in the week it sold at 146i^; to day there
Am*UrAam Bankers' SuUd»rt—
was a recovery to 1513^ and the close was at lolj^; over
High...
iC«i,t
a 408i8
iOhV,
9 40»i.'
100,000 shares changed hands during the week
Another
Less: *iieon%. ti„ofl%. t»,80fl%. Plus:
high record was
established by Interborough Rapid
iieof 1%."* i„*of'i*%.
The following were the rates for domestic exchange on Transit shares, which advanced to-day to 205 a gain
«ew York at the iinder-mpntloned cities
to-day Savannah, of 5 points over t e close of last Friday the strength
in this sioc<» was attributed t> the amicable settieme<t
buying, 50o. per $1,000 discount; selling,
75o.
$1,000 premium; -harlestor l2^o. per $1,000 premium; per
ot tlie strike question,
(standard Oil ros \Q\i points to 653
New Orleans,
Danii ouc. per $1,000 premium;
Wackay Companies stocks have
commercial, 25,;. per $1,000 and closes to-day at 650,
premium; Uhlohw 30c. per fl.OOo premium; St. Louis, 55:. been strong; the common advanced from 37 to 40 while the
per Jl,ouo premium: Sa,, Prancisco, 90c. per
preferred ran up from 73^ to lf>}^
In ernational iN'ercan$1,000 premium
tile Marine common declined from 14i.^ to 13^ and the final
State and KaUroad BrtndR.-Sales of State bonds
at the sale to-day is at 13^.^;
the prefer-ed dropped from 36i^ to
Board are- limited to $1,000 Alabama Class A at lOlJ.^.
33^^ and closes to-day at 35. Havana Tobacco common
ihere has been very little change in the tone or
character- gai »d 2 points to
36 while he preferred moved up 2i^
istics ot tbe market for railway and
industrial bonds.
poi ts to 461^
American
Tobacco common rose 15 points
United Stai-«^h Boutm - Sales of Government bonds at the to £65
Board are limited to $4,000 3s, coup., 1903-18, at 103^^, The
Outside quotations will be found on page 593.
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Thursday
Jan. 28
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Jan. 3i
Feb. 1
Feb. 2
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101
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36
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101 103
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97
97
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61
150 159 •150 157
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133 13334 1331413434
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71
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264
90
251
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77% 77% •7634 7734
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35
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43% 43
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101 102
12212 12212
130 143
142
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66 67
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67
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188 190
192 192 •187 190 *187 190
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244 219
23912 245
241 24334
257 265
262 265% •260 265
253 256
203 226
187 200
200 210
207 211
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230 230 205 225 5210 210
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90
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102
295
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137% 137%
170 170%
77% 79% 78% 79%
115% 118
11 634 11838
22% 2238 22% 22 Si
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140 "134 145
62
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98
98% 101
15934 159% 160 34 161%
55
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31%
66%
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31%
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•65% 67
107% 10676 10734
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145 •140 150
43
41% 4238
22 la 22I2 •2214 23 Si
22% 23
14634 149 14 14734 149
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46
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45
12
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45% 46
120 126 116 120 112 117%
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79
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200 200 12 «200% 201 •200 20034
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140
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78
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58
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STOCKS
NKW YORK
Friday
Feb. 3
•32
•62
Sales o)
the
STOOK
EXCHANGE
Hange yor Tea/r 1905 Range tor I'reviovt
On basis 0/ 100-share lots
Year (1904)
Week
S/iares
Highest
Lowest
Lmcest
Railroads.
Arbor
Ann
Do
36
66
Highest
ny
Nor
Not
Nor
87"^ Jan 104% Not
104% Feb 155% Not
Deo
7278 Mar 105
84
25
}49S4J1ie 66
64 Feb 8914
pret
87%
Atch. Topeka & Santa Fe. 81,958 84% Jan 25
102 14 102%
42,800 99 Jau 25
Do prel
2,200 120 Jan 25
121% 122 Atlantic Coast Line BK
111,140 100% Jan 25
104% 105% Baltimore <& Ohio
{97
605 9534 Jau 12
97
Do pref
30,861 58%.Ian 25
60% 6138 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
150 157
154 Jan 25
Bultalo Boch. <& Pittsb'g.
200 159 Jau 6
160 165
Do pref
•88
316 87% Jan 4
89% Buffalo & Sosqne, pref,
62,800 13034 Jan 25
134% 135 / Canadian Pacific
•09
V vanada Southern
71
4,500 67i8Jaull
19934 205% Central of New Jersey... 10,4.50 190 14 Jan 3
61,050 46=8 Jan 26
60% 50=1 Chesapeake <fc Oliio..,
41% 43% Chicago <& Alton
4,300 40%Janl
•80
600 80 Jan 25
83
Do pref
100 142 Jan 21
130 142 Chicago & East. 111., pref.
23% 24 14 Chicago Great Western. 111,950 21 78 Jan 25
•85
400 85 Jan 24
87
Do 4 p. c. debenttires
67 14
700 66% Jan 28
67
Do 6 p. c pref. "A'^..
36% 36%
Do 4 p. c. pref. "B". 15,000 32% Jau 25
176% 17734 Chicago Milw. & St. Paul. 219,111 171 14 Jan 6
770 18212 Jan 13
189 I89S4
Do pref
241 242 Chicago & North Western 41,620 205% Jan 6
•255 265
2,600 234 Jau 13
Do pref
207 207 Chic. St. P. Minn- <& Om 14,494 150 Jan 6
650 196 Jan 17
205 205
Do pref
734 Jan 6
1734 Chicago Tenn'l Transfer. 12,941
17
14,460
17 Si Jan 4
80
31
Do pref
13
13% Chicago Union Traction. 28.900 9%Jan 3
16,290 89% Jan 7
61
64
Do pref
99% 997g Cleve. Cin. Chic & St. L. 24,700 90 Jan 14
115 120
n20 Jan 7
Do pref
26^^ Colorado & So., vot. trust 33',575 2214 Jan20
26
63% 64
Do Ist pf. vot. tr. cfs. 2,400 60% Jan 11
88% 39%
Do 2d pf. vot. tr. ctfs. 11,160 35% Jan 18
73,200 180% Jan 25
188 194% Delaware <fe Hudson
2,125 335 Jan 25
35734 358
elaw. Lack. & West'n.
33 14 Denver & Rio Grande
1,200 30% Jan 27
33
6.200 85 Jan 23
87% 8836
Do pref
•23
23 Jan 16
27 Des Moines <fe Ft. Dodge.
7% 812 Detroit South. vot. tr. ctfs 5,026 6 % Jan 3
•31
35%
Do pref. vot. tr. ctfs. 3,100 31%Jau26
1.295 76 Jan 2
*761h 7734 Detroit United
14% 15'e Duluth So. Shore & Atl.. 6,200 12% Jau 12
11.765
25 Jan 3
31
35
Do pref
446,520 37=8Jau 3
44
44% t?xiG
42,504 75%Jan 8
80% 81
^Do Istpref
21,375 65% Jan 3
66
66%
Do 2(1 pref
•69
68 Jan 10
71
Evaii.sv. & Terre Haute..
•85
90
Do pref
600 236 Jan 4
260 250 Great NortUem, pret
84 Jan 12
Green Bay&W.,(ieb. cif.A
625 17%Jau 6
223, 24
Do
deb. ctl. 13
1,200 86=6 Jan IS
90% 91 Hocking Valley
1,700 90 Jau 18
91% 91%
Do pref
48,706 16234 Jan 26
156% 157 Illinois Central
7,100 29 Jau 30
30% 32
owa Central
1,900 65 Jan 6
67% 68%
Do pref
100 36 Jan 23
•36% 08 Kanawha & Michigan..
700 81^4 Jan 26
82 82% C.Pt.S.i&M.,tr. Ota. pfd
30
Kansas City So. vot. tr. .. 21.700 27 Si Jan 7
31
Do pief. vot. tr. ctfs. 83,900 52 Jan 3
65^ 67
•14% 18 Keokuk ife Des Moines...
•47
Do pref
61
•3S% 40 Lake Erie & Westeru... 2,125 36 Jau 11
300 lllO Jau 30
99 102
Do pref
J290 Jau 20
300
L. Shore & Mich. South'n
6,7iJ5
56 J.au 20
60
65% Long Island
al34%
27,650
Jau 26
Louisville
NashviUe...
<fe
137% 138%
5,090 05 Jan 3
170 17038 Manhattan Elevated...
Jan 9
etrop. Secur., sub. rec. 24,300 73
7334
78
36,900 114% Jan 9
116 117% Metropolitan Street
2118
11,400
Jau 25
22% 22% .Mexican Central
60 H.io Feb 3
5135 ]:-!5 Michigan Central
200 66 Si Jau 12
60
60 Minneapolis <& St. Louis.
100 86 Jau 19
•88
Do pref
90
100 101% Minn. S. P. <fc S. S. Mane. 15,325 89% Jan 11
148 Jan 13
4,300
Do pref
160% 161%
6,300 30 Jan 24
32
324, Mo. Kansas <fc Texas
13,100 62 Jau 10
6612 67
Do pref
127,450 104% Jan 25
107% 109 Missouri Pacific
300 137 Jau 12
145 145
Nash. Cliatt. & St. Louis
4,900 40% Jan 4
at.of Mex, nou-cuin.pf
4234 43%
1,200 21% Jan 25
Do 2d pref
23% '23 Si
y. Central & Hudson. 155,500 1413, Jau 3
148 149 14
y. Chic. & St. Louis... 13,200 42 Jau 20
46% 46%
600 119 Jan 2
Do Istpref
112 118
3,000 75 Jau 13
Do 2d pref
77% 7714
2,340 198% Jan 3
Y. N. Haven & Hartl.
20078 207
Y. Ontario & Western. 48,025 40% Jau 6
44% 45%
37,760 77% Jan 25
80% 81 Hi Norfolk & Western
1,016 92 Jau 14
Do adjustment pref.
a;y3% 94%
27,460 78 14 Jan 17
94
97
Pacitic Coast Co
SOU loo Jau 3
Do Istpref
106 Si 107
3,900 85 Jan 12
Do 2d pref
9534 97
135 Jau 26
Pennsylvania
465,493
139% 14036
4,3U0 27 Jau 26
•82
33 Peoria, <fe Eastern
1,000 77 Jan 6
Pure Marquette
300 80 Jan 11
Do pref
86% 86 Si
82 '4 Pittsb. Cin. Chic. <fc St. L.
4,400 76 J au 2 4
z82
100 108 Jan 27
pref
Da
112
"92% 95'- Reading
818,800 a;79 Jan 13
Istpref
5,700 91 Si Jan 27
93% 93%
84 Jan 6
2d pref
4 ,600
91
92
168,400 33% Jau 25
34% 353., Rock Island Company
4,
2:7934
J.au25
pref
'J
00
l>o
8234
80%
69 Jau 17
•50
70 Rutland, pret
2',370 13% Jau 13
17% 1734 St. Joseph &Gr'd Island.
2,560 64 Jan 18
5734 68 '4 Do Ist prof
27 1, Jan 20
2cl
i)ref
6,424
Do
2914
28
800 75 Jau 24
7334 79
St. L.jfeS.Fi., Isl pref
12,300 70 Jau 6
Do 2d prei
72
73%
400 175 Jau30
•170 178 '2 C.& E. I. coin stock tr ctfs
883,
i
,
I
I
;
;
i
80% Feb
103% Feb
Jan
I4
Jan
97% Feb _ 87=BFeb 961.2 001
6434 Jan 17
38 Feb 70Sj>.'f>v
159 Jan 18 II8I4 Mar 160 Oct
160 Jan 31 5135 Si J'ne 165 Oct
89 >2 Jan 23 83 Nov 89 Aug
135 Feb 8 109% Mar 13534 Oct
7234 Jan 31
64 Apr 72 Nor
206 '2 Feb 3 164% Feb 19434 Xov
50% Feb 3 28<4Mar 61 Nor
43 Si Jan 4 33 Jan 47% Not
88% Jan 4 76 Jan 85 14 Jan
125
106
24% Jan
86
6834
;
I
I
.
.
.
.
.
4
124 Feb 143 Oct
12 78 J'ne 26I4X0T
Jan 28
Jan 18
36% Feb
2
17838Jan81
192 Jan 31
249 Jan 81
265% Feb 1
225 Jan 31
230 Jan 31
Nov
Nov
% Nov
80%J'ly
90
47% J'ne
743.1
20
89
J'ne
137% Feb
177=8
Dec
Mar 18576 Oct
161%Mar 214% Deo
207 Fob 237 Nov
185 Mar 160 Nov
{165 Apr 192 Doc
I914 JanSl
6% Aug I6I4N0V
323, Jan 28
11% Aug 273, Nor
13 '8 Feb 2
64 Feb 3
102 V4 Jan 80
n2o Jan
7
26=8 Feb
I
".2
JanU
143
178
4
29
I514N0V
J'ly
May 48 S, Nov
68% May 9338 Deo
100 Feb 115 Nov
13% J'ne 243e Nov
Feb
48 J'ne
39% Feb
1778 J'ne
194% Feb
149 Mai
358 Feb _ 250% Feb
33% Jan 14 18 Mar
88% Feb 3 64% Feb
23 Jan 16 19% Jan
978 Jan 24
l%J'ne
36 Si Feb 1
2»4 J'ne
78% Jan 4 60% J'ne
17% Jan 21
6 % J'ne
37 Jan 21
9% Aug
44=8 Jan 28 21% May
82% Jan 30 65% May
67% Jan 28 33 Maj
64
64
72
Jan 28 170
Jan 13 70
Feb 2
Jan 4
93% Jan 7
160 34 Jan 31
82 Feb 3
5834 Feb 3
37% Jan 6
82% Jan 11
31 >4 Jan 31
67 Feb 8
190 <o uoc
35 1)34 Dec
3 5 7a
Nov
Dec
Deo
Jan
83 % Dec
7934 Deo
147gNoT
2S'-i Nov
89
27
1434
41=6
77
Nov
Deo
58% Deo
67 Deo
Feb 83 Nov
Mar 242 Si Deo
72%Jaal6
254
90
24
91
63 Dec
37% Nor
J'ly
Aug 86% Nov
J'ue 2034 Nov
II
60
77
12534
May 94
Mar 95
Feb 159
Dec
Deo
Deo
33
Nov
Nov
J'ne
14
32 Feb
22 % May
5'-'3.j
Dec
3S
83% Nov
8 1 "6 Nov
31 Feb 5634 Nov
lU%Jan 193a Apr
45% Apr 52 Ai>r
26 Mai 43 '4 Deo
64*8 J'ue
16 Si Feb
41 14 Jan 31
101 Jau 31 86 J'ne 105 Oct
^310 Jan 17 5245 Nov 53 00 Deo
65% Feb 3 46 May 62% Nov
142% Jan 20 101 Feb 14834 Dec
172 Jau 13 13934 Mar 169 '2 Nov
79% Jan 4 72% Mar 96 '2 Aug
121% Jan 3 10434 Mar 13U3GUCt
5 Apr 23% Nov
24% Jan 9
U35 Feb 3 S119%Feb 150 Nov
60 Jan 17 40 J'ne 6734 Jan
87% Jan 28 80 J'ly 96 Si Sep
101% Feb 8 56 Jau 95 Oct
161% Feb 2 116 May 160 Oct
33I4 Jan 18
14=8 Feb 36% Nov
67=8 Jan 18 3214 J'ne 65 14 Deo
109 Feb 3 87 Feb 111% Deo
146 Jan 19 101%Feb 147% Dec
46 Jau 16 3434 Feb 45% Nov
24% Jan 10 1678 Feb 25% Nov
149% Feb 2 11278 Mar 145% Deo
46^4 Feb 1
25 May 47 Di'O
122 Si Jau 30 101% May 115 Nov
82 Jau 31 60 J'ue 78 Deo
207 Feb 3 §18514 May .99 Oct
46 14 Jan 19 1938 Mar 4T7t,Oct
81% Feb 3 63% Mar 80 Si Deo
94 12 Feb
88 May 95 Deo
97 Feb
61 Feb 82% Deo
95 J'ly 101 Sep
107 Feb
97 Feb
61% Jau 86% Deo
lll%Mar 140 Deo
140% Feb
34% Jau 31 17 Mar 32 Sj 1)00
101 Feb 2 74%J'ne 8 >» Jan
1
87
108
May 7 9 '2 Nor
Apr 80 Deo
Apr 07 Deo
38=4 Mar 8'.'% Deo
19 S68
Feb 3 66
Jau 27 90
J
823^
,111
95% Feb
3
Fob 2 76 Mai
Feb 3 65% Feb
Jau
18 lOipMar
37%
85 Jan 4 5734 Jan
72 Jan 19 30 Apr
1734 Jau 3
9 Mai35 May
6834 Jau 21
291, Feb 3
16 Jau
7yi.i Jau 4 {61
Mar
73% Feb 3 39% Jan
179 '2 Jau 21 150 Jan
92
85
94
92
Deo
Deo
Not
86-'8 Nov
3734
7214
IS
".J
60
30
79
72
185
'4
Si
Uoc
Nor
Nov
Nov
Deo
Deo
Deo
BANKS AND TRUbT COHJF.VNIES— BROKERS' QUOTATIONS
BaoUM
SEW YOBK
America ..
1i
Amer Excli.
Hid
Ask
Ilnukx
Bid
A sic
City
290 296
Coal
Iron. 202%
Colonial I1 ... 450
Colurabiali .. 400
&
615
530
127534
Astor
Boweryl,
776
325
BntcirHife Dr 160
Century 1|.... 180
Chase
650
Chatham
320
825
Commerce... t229
330
Consolidated 14-1
G'rnKxchgeli 385
Discounlll ... 150
East Bivor.. 150
Fidelityll .... 180
ChelacaKxcK 175
Chemical
4275 4326
l.'-.2
.(95
160
160
200
Fifth Avelj.. 3450 3760
Fifth
300
First
766
Banks
Mid
Ask
Bankit
Jiid
221
160
Jeffersoni]..
Fourth
t222
520
Liberty
Gallatin
415 120
1500
Lincoln
Gansevoort'l 142 Si
Garfield
Maiden Lane 105
600
German A m1^ 170 172% Mauhattanll. 315
MarketAFul 265
German Eifl 360 :!80
Mechanics'
t307
Gixinuiii.-i'l .. 591)
620
Mech <fcTi-a11 140
Greenwich 11 225 245
Mercantile.. 280
Hamiltonii .. 170
Hanover
Merch Exch. 165
t529
Merchants'.. tl80'4
Imp ffc Trad. 595 605
380
InterboroH.. 165
162% Metropll
14thStreet1]. 300
Irving
Ask
BankH
Mid
225
MtMorrisTl.. 215
.MutUiUII
290
540
.Vassaiill
195
325
270
.
150
290
175
Now Ainstor
Now York Co
N y Nat Ex.
New York...
Ask
225
315
200
500
475
1300
200 205
316 325
lOth Wardll. 220
North Araer. 215 226
120
Northern
240 247%
Orientalll
255
265
Pacilicll
£id
Banks
Ask
285
300
Plienix
130
136
People'sT]..
Plazall
640
Prod Kxchll
175
186
Hiversidell
250
625
600
280
700
Leth. 155
160
..
Seaboard
Second
Sliooifc
St.atcli
200
190 200
120
125
2U0 216
1
34th airoet..
12th Wardll.
23d Wardll..
+540 1«
Union Exchll
Park
173
New stock.
Bid and asked prioes^ no sales were made on thU day. i l,,03a tuau 100 saaros. ; i<^'c riarnis.
^taio KiiiKi. II iCx dividend ami rii^lita.
n Sold at private sale at this price.
A Asseaameut paid.
t Sale at Stock Exchange or at aaotiou this week. < Trust Co. certificates.
OitizeuH' Ctrl 165
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1
.
Feb.
1
Stock Record—Concluded—Page 2
4. 19<i5.]
UTOCKS—HJGHEtiT AND LO\V£8T BALE I'SJCHS
JHoniiau
Jan. 30
SatuT<iaii
Jan. 28
26 '8 2618
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210
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89
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47% 47%
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4034
40% 41
17% 16% 17%
42
36% 36%
110
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734
16
62%
22%
23^4
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98
60%
46
85
1714
76
63
4778
95
17 14
203
145
99
108
U%
3678
63
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76^4
18534* 18518
38
86
26I4
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66 4i 63
78
78 4»
186 4i 1853^
20
22
77
774,
66
65
37%
38
87
92
64%
116
27 14
66
78
21
77 14
6834
39
87
55
117
267^ 2734
IOII4 10134
10034 10 H4
150 157
150 157
103 10434
43 14 44%
107 10734
36% 36 4.
3334
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92 "4
42 H;
249
&
60
60
4634
47%
95
Butterick Co
Cioiorado Fuel<fe Iron...
'
Dopref
135
20
79%
76% 76%
73% 741?
5476
5479
157
4;
pref
55
117
Do
pref
International Power
Internat'l Steam Pump..
Do pref
National Biscuit
Do pre!
29% National Lead
28
Do pref
103% 10434
157 42 New York Air Brake
28
101%
150
38 4.
t8
38
86
88
116% 116% •116
27
101
Do
81
186 186% Cteneral Electric
203* 21
international Paper
70% 72
•37% 39
5434
64% Federal Mining & Smelt'g
63
20% 203.
•76% 77%
86%
764:
Do pref
3634 Distillers Securit's Corp.
76%
36%
63 66
79
79
185% 186%
Continental Tobacco, prel
Com Products
20
150
104
104',
44%
107%
44
4,
North American
Pacific
10734
MaU
94
93%
9334
94
16%
I6I4
16%
16
16 14
69
69
10% 16% Republic Iron <fc
6:t
Do pref
69
691-
94
61
61
1041
1
1
714>
37 4i
73%
3S
IOI4
731.
25%
85
125
137^,
11
814
new
eop. Gas-L.<S! C. (Chic.)
94
27% 27%
Co.,
35% 36% Pressed Steel Car
90
Do pref
90
243 243 Pullman Company
3378
SJailway Steel Spring...
34% 33%
94
94
Teleir...
.
33% 34%
97.
13%
pref
34%
~
271*
100
Do
Amer. Teleph.
146
Reliiiin'.'
95% Amer. To bao. (new) ,pf ctfs
23
24% American Wooloii
98% 994
Do pref
108 108% Anaconda Copper
204 210 Brooklyn Union Gas
11% 12
musw. Dook& C.Imp't
103 104'-.;
00 104
43% 444
43
43
107 14 107%
107 108
35% 36
33 4j 3634
91% 91% X8934 8934
91 4j 91 4i
235 245 *235 245
242 242
1
American Sugar
9434
2034
186%
1427*
16% 16% 16% 17% CoL <fe Hock. Coal & Iron.
201% 202
202%204% Consolidated Gas (N. Y.).
3334
68% 68%
26%
94
£VDo
pref
steel
...
26 14 Rubber Goods ilfg
96
Do pref
•61
61
62
SIoss-ShelBeld St. & Iron
100 IU414 100 104
'100
Do pref
1% 1%
1% 2
1% 1% Standard Rope & Twine..
72
72%
71% 72% 71%
7134
Tenn. Coal, Iron <& RR...
14
36 38 4: •36 38 4 38% 3S% Texas Pacific Land Trust
10% 10^4
lO'a 10%
Union Bngci Paper
74
Do pref
?73 474
73% 73% 74
2434 26
25% 25
25% 25% U. S Cast I. Pipe & Foun.
Do pref
85
85% 85% 85% 85% 86
5124 125
4122 126
5125 130 United .States lixpress...
1334 14%
14
14%
14
14% United States Leather
1021.1104% 103% 1(^4 '4 10334 104%
Do pref
8 134 82 4
82
85
17 S Realty & Irapiove'nt
82 4
82%
36 42 30 42
36% 36% 36% .H67, United States Rubber
Do pref
ICO ICO 4. 400% 10034 100 100
30
3
30% 30% 30% 3034 United States Steel
94 14 95 4:
9434
95%
Do pref
94% 35
26^4
*94
267e
97
62
104 14
34% 31I4
10734 1073,
2634
94
34%
10.8
240
92%
2534
•94
•61
96
61
33"4i| "Virginia-Carolina
Do pref
34%
34-*
108
45
250
42
42% *42
250 *2io 250
•240
240 250
92 14 92 42 49243 9242
92 >4 923,
.- 4
92% 92
\^»\ 1803. l80 180 4: ISOI4 1804i 180 ISO'4 17934 180
•1'.
194
190 195 418v) 42189 42 '190 194 190 194
4L'i3
144
47%
85
Lowest
Highest
22%
03
4634
Week
Shares
96%
19% 20
•7534 76%
7534 77
36% 36% 87
86
371.,
5434
210
60%
EXCHANGE
Sange tor Tear iy05 Range lor Prevxov*
On basis o/100-share lots
Year(iyu4)
4.800 24% Jan 6 27% Jan 20
2534 26% St. Liotiis Southweatem..
7,000 57 Jan 12 63 % Jan 20
61% 61%
Do pref
195,150 6334 Jan 6 68% Jan 16
6734 Southern Pacific Co
67
9,870 11534 Jan B 118% Jan 24
118% 118%
Do pref
34% 35 Sonthernv.tr. cfs. stmped 53,600 3234 Jan 25 36 Jau 3
6,550 96 Jan 13 98 Feb 2
9^
do
97%
Do pret.
99
M. <fe O. stock tr. otfa ...
"3 2%.Tan 25 "3 6 1^ Feb' 3
3434 364 'Pexas & Pacific
2L35'3
1-9 7* .Ian 11 131 Jau 7
126 130
Ihird Avenue (N. Y.)...
"ibo 2214 Janl3 23 Jau 24
23 Toledo Bail ways <fe Light
35% 36% ToL St. L. <fc W. V. tr. otfs 1,420 35 '4 Jan 18 3i>34 Jan 6
53% 54%
Do pref. vot. tr. ctfs. 3,720 5 1 3j Jan 2 5 54=4 Jau 7
10534 106% Twin City Rapid Transit. 11,325 105 Jan 6 109 H Jan 31
Do pref
915.010 113 Jan 6 123% Jan 30
122% 123% Union Paciflc
900 97 Jan 9 98% Jau 23
97% 97%
Do pref
Feb 3
8,l•^4 21% Jan 4 29
29
29 UnitRysInv'totSanFran
11,006 64% Jan 16 75 Feb
74% 75
Do pref
20.950 20 "-a Jan 25 23% Feb
2234 2S\ Wabash
19,525 41 Jan 25 46% Feb
45
46%
Do pref
2,0011
•19
17% Jan 24 19% Jau
19% Wheeling & Lake Erie...
1,810 4438 Jan 18 48 Feb
47% 4734
Do Istpref
25%.
Jan 9 2tf Feb
3,520
27% 28
Do 2d pref
23
23 4; Wisconsin Cent. v. tr. cfs. 24,290 2 % Jan 3 2434 Jan 31
Do pref. vot. tr. ctfs. 24,478 45 Jan 13 54 Jan 3
50% 61%
Industrial «fe lUiiicell
245 250 Adams Express
5 5236 Jan 9 245
Jan 25
5,210 14 Jan 25 18 Jau 3
15% 15%
llis-Clialmers
62 66
3,510 62 Feb 2 66 Jan 10
Do pref
258,320 70 Jan 25 77% Jan 16
74% 75 42 Amalg'amatedCopper
33
83% American Car & Foundry
7,100 3II4 Jan 25 34% Jau 3
9234 93
2,450 j;91i4 J;in 25 94% J an 3
Do pref
33% 3434 American Cotton Oil.
2,900 33 '« Feb 3 36% Jan 3
92 ;)7
95 Jan 11 95 Jau 1
Do pref
*30
38 American Dist. Telegraph
33 Jan 10 38 Jan 10
254%23."> American Express
Feb 3
1,151 4209% Jan 4 235
11
11
475
11 Jan 25 14 Jau 4
American Grass Twine ..
3,0.-|0
10% l04r Amer Hide & Leather
9% Jan 25 11% .Jau 14
5,09:. 4534 Jan 3 51% J.nul3
47% 48
De pref
6% 6% American Ice
7, 8 DO
6% Jan 9 7% Feb 1
16,545 35% Jan 10 41 Feb 2
40% 4034
Do pref
220
17% 17% -imerloan Linseed
5% Jan 17 18 Jan 21
37 42
304 36 Jan 19 41 Feb 1
Do pref
3634 37% American Locomotive... 28,210
Jan 25 38 Jan 30
;3
IIOI4 11034
2,958 103 Jan V 111% Jau ii7
Do pref
334 Jau 14
600
634 Jan 3
7% 7% American Malting
26
26%
1,200 -5 Jan 25 27% Jau 14
Do pref
86
86 -i Amer. Smelt'g & Refln'g. 32,925 7934 Jan 9 863, Jan HO
11334 119%
Do pref
10,526 ,11% Jan 13 119% Jan 30
180 183 American Snult
.69% Jan 12 183 Jan 21
15% 15%
60% 6 134
142 142% 142%
139% 139%
107
204
the
99%
Do pref
15% 15% American Steel Fonndr's.
61
61
Do pref
94% 95%
23
23%
210
Sales oj
•98
94 lo
IO8I4
Friday
Feb. 3
STOCKS
NK'W YORK STOCK
587
1-2
94
98
108
•204
63
26
86
119
183
100
139
476
1418
"
62
145
12
102 10214
81 14 82
36 4; 37 4
37
37 ,
10034 IUO34 10034 10034
29% 31
3o38 31
91 'J 95
94% 9.-.
34 14 31
34.4i ;;5
103 108
•107 108
42
42% *42
43
801a
66
143 14
189
142
76
72
103j
110
19
61""
250
I5I4
26% •25%
26
85%
85 4j 85%
11834
119 119
*180
180 183
98 4t 100 "98
203
IU414
244
llO'a 11034
•7
8
201.
6612
250
27%
23% 24
5i
61%
40
36I4
734
110
210
4i
23%
27
41
37 14
41
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371^
10
lOia
10 14
10^8
7II4
7015 71
72
7314
24
243,
24
25
14
24%
8434 84 '6
8434
8 434 847g
u;t 126
•120 126
'120
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39
16
26
86 14
22 41
97
53
98
28% 23%
132%132Se 13234 133 14 133
21
62 12
94'-;.
4S34
678
3878
171a
174,
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES— BROKERS' QUOTATIONS
ISauUs
Bid
tTnited
90
Wash. H'htsi 2110
Ask
Banks
95
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Mid
Ask
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Bid
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585
670 700
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410
185
210
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Uowl'gGreen 218
300
980
BROOKLYN
522'
335 1350
Franklin
Lincoln Tr... 435
BroadwayTr. 163 170
Tr Co of Am. 515
'350
340
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Manhattan .. 490
C'lK'TyB&Tr 676
Union Trast 1415
BoronghH
120
475
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135
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520
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500
1000 US Mtg&TiBroadwayl.. 300
17th Wardli. 150
360
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225
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Brook lynl) .. 180 140
252 200
Na.ssau
Spra.giie
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390 100
226
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340 1345
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MortouTrust 9C0 925
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240
195
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155 i75
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225
187%
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205
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155
N YLitediTr 1075
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• Bid and asked prices; no sales
on this day. i Less than lOU snare>(. i l£.c nghcs. c Us divi-leud aud rights,
t Sale at Stock Kxchan ge or at auction this week,
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West
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..
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400
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375
Nat City
295
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Peoplo'sli
290
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224
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New York
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Stock
Weekly and Yearly
Record, Friday
OCCUPYING FOUR PAGES
DOMiS
STOCK EXCHANGE
1^
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1920
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118 II914
103 "a
102
131
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63
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Buffalo ifc Southwest See J&ne
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1927
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Jau '05
99
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108 la
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Carolina Cent See Seab Air Ii
CarUuige <& Ad See N r C & H
107
107
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107 '12
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J'ly'04
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04
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94
94
110
Jan '05
Jan'u6
110
121
66 113
110
121
113'«
114
107 J'ne'04
92 Salt
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91
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69
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1951
City & S Ry lialt 1st g 5a. 1922
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No p^rtce Friday:
1104
220
98
i;9
02
73 '4
67
62 Hi
6 lOfiHjllOHi
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Jan
J'ne'OO
103
109
NoT'Ol
Mar'Os
98
'05
98
1041
.
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11534
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ll7Hi Jau'05
1213, 121 Jan '00
121
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1
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96
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27
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9634
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,
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10134 102
95H. 967,
Aug'04
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107
107
106 105
133 Hi 1344
11834 121
Dec '02
120
117
341, 136
14
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8438
80 Hi 83
I
10
107 Jan '05
113H»Dec'04
105 Jan '05
134H! Jan'05
120 Jan '05
108
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82
102
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'04
13434
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1 16 Hi Nov'04
131
109 Hi Jan '06
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13434
10934 Jan'05
10934 10934
112
112
109H; J'ne'U4
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9818
112
98'«
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120
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116'aJan'lio
110
116
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106
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111
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128
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104 Hi Dec '04
102=8 May'04
100
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103 Nov'98
11%
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28
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107 Mar'04
105
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104 Mai-04
112 Hi Jan'05
107
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16
05
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Aug'04
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Aug'04
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97
109
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1
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142 Hi Feb '02
131 Hi Jan '05
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103 Apr '04
'03
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Pac Co
llinois
LN
116»all6»2
73
See So
Central Ist g 48.. 1951
I Registered
1951
1st gold 3ias
1951
Registered
1951
Extended 1st g3ia8
1951
let gold 3s sterling
1951
Coll Trust gold 4s
1952
Registered
1952
O A Tex goldtt. ...1953
Registered
1953
Cairo Bridge gold 48
1950
liOnisvilleDlv gold3ia8.1953
Middle Divreg5s
1921
Omaha Div 1st g 38
1951
St Louis Div gold 3s
1951
Registered
1951
Gold 3ias
1951
Registered
1951
Spring Div 1st g Si^s... 1951
Western Lines 1st g 48. .1951
I
BellevACar
Jan '06
128i«l29>a 129iaAug'04
111'*
114iaJ'ly'04
108 Hi
I0314 103'4
107 14 1071a 1071a
91 1*
102 Feb '03
137 '4
133»4 Mar'04
149 Aug'Ol
106 >4
1 04 14 Dec'04
>4
IO4I4
104 Sale
IO414
142 >«
146»8 0et '04
MS
MS
W
J'xie'02
Oct '04
lOOSgSaJe 100 14
100 1« Sale 100 ig
N YNHAH
gffistered
1945 m-S
107 la Jan '05
107 la 107 »a
Ist g let pt 68.1914 A-O
^i.^,"^ ^
111 May'04
Gold guar 58
1914
A-O
102
101 la Jan '05
lOlialOlia Leh A Hud R See Cent of N J
let consol gold 78
1920
1361a 137 137
137
13538
137
Leh
A
Wilkesb
See
Cent ot N J
l8t consol g fund 7s
1920
132^2
130 Ang'03
Leroy A Caney Val See Mo P
Erie let cou g 48 prior.. 1990 J-J 101^4 102
101 la 10334 148 i0(Mi i0334 Long Dock See Erie
Registered
199(j J-J
98 la Jan '04
Long Isl'd— l8tcong5s./a931 Q-J
let consol gen lien g is 1990 J-J
"92^"92«8 92
9234 14
9234
91
Ist consol gold 4s
/il931 o-J
Registered
"l99ij J-J
88 Nov'04
General gold 48
Peuncoll tr g 48
193.S J-D
1951 F-A
95 Sale
'.to
Ferry gold 4^28
971a .iOo 95
971a
192 :vi-s
60-year conv 4.S A
1953 A-O 104 Sak 103
104i< 406 9534 IO414
Gold 4s
m-i-' J-D
BuhN V A Erie Ist 7a. .1910
J-D 12534
127isNov'04
Uuihed gold 48 ...
194 M-S
BaffASWgold6s
1908 J-J 104-4
106 Dec'04
Debenture gold 68... .1111934 J-D
Chlo A Erie Ist gold 5s. 1982 M-N 123
122
121ial22i2
1-2 Jan '05
Guar ref gold 4s. .. .""1 1949 M S
Jeflf RR 1st gug58....al909
A.0 105
105
105
105 105
Bklj-n A Mont Ist g 6s. .1911 M-S
Long Dock consol s 68 1935 A-O 13434
13512 Jan '05
13434 135I2
l8t5s
Coal & HR 1st cur gu Us 192" M-N
1911 M-S
I2611; 113
1151a
J'ly'(M
N
V B A M B 1 s't con
Dock A Imp 1st ciirtks. I9i5 J-J 112
1 935 A-O
l]3iiN(.v'03
N \ A R B Ist g58 g sV 1927
A Y A Gieeu L gu k 5s. 1940 IVl-N 117
-M-S
117 Jan '05
117 117
AorSliB Istcon ggu5sol932 Q-J
Sus A
l8t ret oh. 1937 J-J 1141,.
1 1 5 la Jan '05
1141411612
Louisiana
A Ark Ist g 58.1927 -MS
2d gold 4'ij8
1937
106
104 Dec '04
Louisv A Nashv gen g 68.1930 J-D
General gold 68...
1940 F-A 109
111 Jan '05
no's 111
i^oWos
Tennlual Isl gold 5s. ..1943 M-N
1937 M-N
117iaJan'05
117iail7i2
XJnitied gold 48
Regis ^55,000 each. ..1943 M-N 1171a.
1940 J-J
Registered
Mid RBolX J Istg6s.l9l0 A-O 11034
"l940 J-J
10934
Dec'04
Coll
trust
gold
5s
Wilk A Ea 1st gug 58.1942 J-D 110%.
1931 M-N
lOy'gJan'Oo
109^8 109^8
5-20-yr col tr deed g 48.1923 A-O
Erie A Pitts See Peuu Oo
L H A Nash 1st g 68
1919 J-D
NY
Hig/^
Ry
W
112
129-^ Dec'04
130
A-O II514
A-O 114
J.J
J-J
See
Registered
1999 J-J
Col A H V 1st ext g 48. .1948 A-O
Houst E A
Tex See So Pac
W
J-D
J-D
J-D
Georgia Pacific
Hock Val l8tcon8olg4i28.1999 J-J
110 Jan '05
12s ig Dec '04
llO'*
las'* 129
129'8
109 Deo '04
Improvement gold6s.„1928 J-D 108 "4 109*8 109 la Jan '06
Bio Gr West let g 48
99I4 99
99
1939 J.J
99
Consol and col trust 48 1949 A-O
90
93
981a 93
Utah Cent Ist gu g48 ol917 A-O
95
97 Jan '02
Rio Gr So gu See Rio Gr bo
Dee Mol A Ft D See C R A 1 P
Dee M A Minn See Ch A N
Dee Mol Un Ry Ist g58..1917 M-N 104
110 Sep "04
Det W A Tol See L S A M So
Det A Mack let lien g 4a.l995
Gold 48
1995
Det Sou 1st g 4s
1951
Ohio Sou Divlet g48...1941
DnI A Iron Range 1st 58.. 1937
Registered
1937
^2d 6s
1916
Dul 80 Shore A A.U g 58.. 1937
Low
,
00-.
<fe
J-D
J-D
J-D
W
W
GTay's Pt Term Se£ St L S
Gt Nor— CBAQcolltr48l921 J-J
Registered./i
1921 Q-J
nioT inl^
lOO-'e
loa
Greenbrier Ry See Ches A O
Gulf ASILstref Atg5s 61952 J-J
Han A St Jo See C B A Q
00,
W
M-S
M-N
.
iVo
Ev A Ind Istcon gug68..1926 J-J
114
Fl^argo A So See Ch M A St P
Unt A Pere M See Pere Mar
FlaCAPenin Se«SeaAirLine
KortSt U DCol8tg4ia8.1941 J-J
105 Mar'98
Ft
A DenC Ist g 6s.. ..1921 J-D llliaSaJo 111
112
Ft
A RioGr 1st g 4s. ..1928 J-J 86
86
861a
al Har ASA See So Pac Co
/
'TalH A HoflS82 Ist 58.1913 A-O 105 14.
1041a Jan 'O;
G eorgia A Ala See Sea A Line
Ga Car A Nor See Sea A Line
W
104
101
Col Conn A Term fiee N <fe
Conn <fc Pas Rivs let g 48.1943 A-O
Dak & Gt So 6'ee C M & St P
I
.
V G A Nor See 80 Pac Co
A Oswegat See N Y Cent
Grand Rap A Ind See Penn RR
W
W
Del
Morris <Sj Essex lst78...1914
iBtconsol guar 78
1915
Registered
1915
Istref gu g 3»28
2000
High
NoT'04
Oct '04
123
106
112
104
114
,
ila
104
104
104
99 7g
100 riy '04
193& J-J
Cin
& M Div Ist g 48.1991 J-J 98 Sj Sale 98>a 98 >2
St L Dlv Ist ool tr g 48.. 1990 -M-N 103 •» 103
102 Jan "05
Eegiatered
100 Oct '04
1990 M-N
GO
8pr & Col Div 1st g 4s. .1940 M-S
102 Dec '02
Val Div l8tg4s... 1940 J-J looigibiis 94V2Aug'03
CI St L& C cousol 68.. 1920 M-N 105%
106 Jan '04
l8tgold48
*1936 Q-f 101^
100 NoT'04
Registered
fcl93G Q-F
Ctn S<ft CI con Ist g 5a.. 1928 J-J iVs" '".W 112 Jan '05
CC C& IconsolTs
123 Dec'04
1914 J-D 123
Consol sink land 78
1914 J-D
General consolgold6s.l934 J-J isa^j
130 Sep '04
Registered
1934 J J
'"".
Ind Bl &
Ist pref 4s. 1940 A- O "99"i
ioii^NoT'oi
O Ind &
1st pf 58...(a93S Q.J
99 "^
Peo<fe East Ist con 48... 1940 A-O
9979 Sale "991^ "i 06
32
77 1« bale
Income 4s
1990 Apr
75
77 h 225
CI Lor & Wli con Ist g 5s. 193 A-O 116
112'uFeb'04
Clev & JI arietta See Penn BK
Cler & JIahon Val g 58.. .1938 J-J 118
llCVjJan'Oo
OleT & Pitts See Penn Co
74J4
Col Midland Ist g 4s
1947
74 "a Sale
76
51
Colorado* Sou 1st g 4s... 1929
83 Saie
90 "4
9ih li)l
Colum <fe Greenv 8c^ So liy
Col & Hock Val See Hock Va
& Waco See M K T
Lack & Western 7s... 190
Ask Low
123
107
107 la.
106
114
January
Gonv
Oairo Div 1st gold 48
alias
Since
*3<
<
104 Hj Deo '03
113 Oct '00
113>4J'ly'04
99
99 <4
loOS,
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H
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Range or
Last Sale
.
129^4 Mar'04
124 14 Dec '04
90 Hi
97
16
94
9512 267
113 Dec'04
100
116
98
,0.,
100, 13412
13378
134^2 I34I2
93 Dec '03
A
T let cone 68.1921 J-J
Ist general gold 58
1942 A-O
Mt Vernon Ist gold 68.. 1923 A-O
Soil Co Branch Ist g ds.l930 A-O
Evans
Week's
f^ldav
Feb 3
^ti:
High No Low High
<fe
Cons 68 reduced
Price
stock exchange
Week Ending Feb 3
Since
SaU
Last
BONDS
Sange
Weetc's
fViday
Feb 3
N. T.
589
106 la
10734 108
125
125
108
109
10714108%
lOOia
100%
111
US
lUVill*
Due Auk oDueOct jDaeDec /Optton
590
Bond Record— Continued— Page 8
BONDS
jr.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Week E.voi.no Feb 3
Y.
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1, Ciii
&
iroldii^s... 1931
1st gold 68. ...1930
Lex
NO
M 2(1 KOld
1930
Pensacola Div Kold68...1920
1921
St L, Div l8t gold 6s
1980
2d gold 3.S
<$.-
6s
Price
Week's
Friday
Feb 3
Range or
Bid
i^sishv— (Continued)
&M
O
>;
<fe
2-s
M-N
Last
Aek
108*4
13034
J-J
J-J
123 14 128
M-S 11534....
M-S 121 ....
M-S
Hender BdRelststgOs-lOSl M-S 10834
Kentuck:^ Cent gold 4s. .1987
L&N <fe M <fe M 1st g4i2S 194a
L <fe N-South joint 48.1952
N Fla & S 1st frn g 58. ..1937
Pens & Atl Ist gu g 68.. 1921
S <fc N Ala con gn g 58..1936
Sink fund gold 68
1910
L&Jett Edge Co sng 48. .1945
M
M-S 110
J-J
'
FA
A-0
M-S
ManSW
Mex North
let
See
Mich Cent
Mid of N J
96*2
114*2
114*2
115 Jan '04
116*2 Jan '05
110 Mar'03
03% Oct
....
98*2 99*2
2 110 110
17 96
96*2
114*2115*4
Dec '04
107
107
107*4
74
75
74*2
74
J-J
Sale
106*8 107*4
FA
96=8
97
98
49
90% J'ly '01
M»y'00
106
N T Cent
See Erie
&
MU & North
Minn & St L
M&
St P
See Ch
Ist gold 78. .1927
gold
78
1909
Ist
lo-n-aEx
Pacific Ex 1st gold 6s. ..1921
South West Ex 1st g 78.1910
1934
Ist consol goldSs
1st and refund gold 4s. .1949
Minn
St
<fe
L pu
B CE&N
See
J-D 140 ....
J-D 111%....
A-O 118 124
J-D 113"4....
117
97 J4
M-N
M-S
99
101
MStP<feSSMconf:4int{rn'38 J-J
M & P 1st 5s stpd4s int g« 1936 J-J
M S S M & A 1st g 4 int gu 1926 J-J
2d gold 48
let ext gold 68
St
L Div
ffl990
F-A
A-O
107*2
106
107
10834
109
106
93
110
luy
109
107
106*2
Tex&Oklalstgug53...1U43 M-S
M-N
M-N
M-S
M-S
106*2
124^4 124*2
109*2 Sale 109
FA
FA
107
"s
110*2
107*2
H4*s
116% Dec '04
98
May'Ol
104
1183^ 118*4 118*4
10934 Oct '03
96*2
9534
97*4
9734
1938 M-S
FA
1st g 5s. .1947
Cairo coU g 48..el930 Q-F
1931 J-J
Guaranteed g48
& O coll 4s See Southern
Mohawk & Mai See Y C & H
Monongahela Rlv See B & O
&
Mont Cent See St P
Morgan's La & T See S P Co
Nov'04
96
127*2 12734
121 Apr "04
98
92
101
89
"2
94
9534
9634
98
J'ly '04
NoT'04
Nasli Flor
<&
shot
See
L&N
New &
Sec
Cin Bdge
121
J-J
121*2 Jan '05
110*8
116
116*8117
110
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
115«%
114*4
119 Jan '05
113*2J'ne'04
113 J'ly '04
101*4....
104
81 ^e 82 **
17
120% 121*2
116% 116%
119
119
Dec*04
81%
817,
10
81*4
82*2
N Y Cent
PennCo
See
NO&N E prior lien g 6s J91915 A-O
N y Bkln & Man Bcli See L
NY Centife H Rivg 3>28.1997
112%.
I
Registered
1997
Debenture g
4s.... 1890-1905
1890-1905
1905
1905
Lake Sliore coll g 3*28... 1998
Registered
1998
Mich Cent coUg3'28.... 1998
liejri.slered
1998
Beech Creek Isl gu g 48. 193U
Registered
1930
2d gu gold 6s
1936
Beech Cr Ext Ist g 3 ".^s i;1951
Cart& Ad 1st gu k 4s... 1981
Clearf Hit Coal Ist s 1 4s. 1940
Gouv&08welstgUK5a 1942
105
105
101
126i«.
110
II 119
119%
.04%105
105
Mar'04
I31»4 Apr'03
.
101% Nov'04
106
Sale 105% 106
106*2 103 12 Jan '05
20 105 106
103*2103*9
A-O
.T-J
J-D
J-J
M-N
W
W
Q-J
Q-J
Q-F
Q-F
J-D
JD
F-A
Registered certitic's..l923 Q-F
St Paul cfe Dul Ist 5s.. ..1931 F-A
2d 68
1917 A-O
Ist consol gold 4s
1968 J-D
Dec '04
Jan '05
Dec '04
132*2 Dec '04
111*4 110
13314134
131
132%
10334 Sale
ibo"
"'".'.
90*2 97
198%
102
133
132
133*2 133*2
Si
103*4
104
9934 J'ne'i)4
44 100
9-^*4
96*2
112
103*4 103
105% Sale 105%
97
95
9634
7634
124
119
101
103
102
106
10434 106
104*4 105*4
7614 78
76*4
76
Jan '05
Dec '04
.
126% Jan '05
.
132
111*3.
106
126% 126%
J'ly '99
112*4 J'ly '0.^
Nov'04
96*2Aug'04
94 Aug'04
116
116
107
.
99
93
lid
7634
9834
98*4
9634
103
105*2 104*4 Jan '05
7634 Sale
7634
78
100
104
Aug' 04
104
.
.
.
W
NewH&D SeeHYHH&H
N J June HR
115*2 Sep '04
116
lib's
118*4
118%
NYC
1951 A-O
4.S
124
106*4 J'ne'04
106*2 No v'OO
Oswego cfe Rome See
O C F <fe St P 5ee C cfe N
Pac Coast Co Ist g 5s....l946 J-D 113*2.
Natof Mex prior Uen 4*28.1926 J-J
Ist consol
124
Ore cfe Cal -See So Pac (>)
Ore RR cfe Nav See Un Pac
Ore Short Line See Un Pac
M
W&
TAP
124
J'ly '04
W
98
116% Jan '05
9134
Registered
1111.2
N
Morris* Essex S««DelL<fiiW
St L 1st 78.1913
Nash Chat <fegold
5s
1928
1st consol
Jasper Branch 1st g 68. .1923
Allst68..1917
McM M
Branch Ist 6s.... 1917
106%
124
121
Wash Cent 1st g4s
1948 Q-M
Nor Pac Ter Co Ist g 68. .1933 J-J
Nor Ry Cal See So Pac
126*212734 Nor Wis iSe« C St P M <fe O
Nor & Mont See N Y Cent
cfe
&ee G C C cfe St L
98
98
Olnd
118*4
hio River RR Ist g 68.1936 J-D 117
118*,
115% 116%
General gold 5s
1937 A-O 112l2ll4*2 111 Nov'04
111*2 Mar'04
121
97 *a 99
113*2
let extension gold 6s..A1927 Q-J
M
109% Apr '04
Sale
121*4
-S'ee
—
109%
95*2 Sale
9734 Sale
102*2
W
M
'05
98
100
104
9634
Eiv<feGDiT]stg4s..l933 M-N
V I & 1st g 5s. 1926 M-S
Mob<& Birm prior hen g 5s 1945 J-J 113
92*2
1945 J-J
Mortgage gold 4s
MobJ&K Cist cons g 58. 1963 J-J 127^8
Mob & Ohio new gold 68.. 1927 J-D
L&
Sale
96
'
St
117
124
119% Sale 119*2 119%
105%
11334 Jan '02
*108%
105 106 104*4 Apr '04
17%
"-J
106%
Jan
102
102*4
.
Montgom Div
Jan '03
R W&Oconl8text53.7il922 A-O
Oswe & R 2d gu g 5s...el915 F-A
96
98
RW<feOTRl8tgus 58.1918 M-N
Utica A BlkRivgug4s.l922 J-J
N Y Chic & St L Ist g 4s. 1937 A-O
Registered
1937 A-O
N y & Greenw Lake See Erie
N Y Har
N Y C & Hud
N Y Lack & W See D L & W
N Y L E & W iSee Erie
N Y & Long Br See Cent of N J
NY&NE
SeeNYNH&H
111 111% New York New Hav
Hartr—
Housatonic R con g 6s.. 1937 M-N
N H & Derby con g 5s. .1918 M-N
117% 11734
N Y & N E Ist 7s
1905 J-J
97*2 98% N Y
North See N Y C & H
N YO& Wref I8tg48..ffl992 M-S
99
99
Regis $5,000 only
(71992 M-S
N Y & Put See N Y C & H
N Y <& R B See Long Island
NYS&W
Erie
100% 101*4 N Y Tex & M See So Pac Co
80*4 87*2 Nor & South Ist gos
1941 M-N
10334 107
Norf & West gen g 6s
1931 M-N
Improvem't & ext g 6s. .1934 F-A
87
87
New River 1st g 6s
1932 A-O
N & W Ry 1st con g 48.1996 A O
94% 95
76*4
75
23*8 25 =H
1996
104% 107
Div'll8tl&geng4s...l944
Pocah C& C joint 48. .1941
106*4 109*2
CC(feTlstgug5s
1922
1 04*2! 04
Scio V <fe N E 1st gu g 48 1989
105*2 106% North Illinois See Chi & N
123 125*4 North Ohio See L Erie &
108 109% Nor Pa(j Prior lien g 4s. .1997
Registered
1997
107*2 110*2
General Hen goldSs
a2047
97*2 98
Registered
a2047
St Paul-Dul Div g 4s
1 996
104 104
Registered
1996
C B cfe Q coU tr 4s See Gt Nor
St PcfeN P gen g6s
11534 118*4
1923
Nov'04
104 *a Jan '05
IW\
F-A
2d extended gold 5s. ..1938 J-J
St li Ir M& Sgen con g 5sl931 A-O
Gen con stamp gtdg 5s 1931 A-O
Unified & ref gold 4s. .1929 J-J
General gold 48
Nov'03
121
139
111*3
N Y & Harlem g 3*2S...2000 M-N
Registered
2000 M-N
N Y& Nortli 1st g 5s. ..1927 AO
73% 77
111
106
124
J-J
101
ni»8
107
88*8
fa
Verdi
100%
86
873s
106*2 10634
87 Jan '05
105*4 Doc '04
9438 Jan '05
Ill's 111*2
1U6
& Wa 1st gu g 58... 1940 M-N
KanC& Pac 1st g 4s. ..1990 FA
MoK & E 1st gug OS. ..1942 AO
1942 M-N
M K & Ok Ist gu 58
M K & T of T 1st gu g 6s. 1942 M-S
Sher Sh & So 1st gu 5s. 1943 J-D
Leroy &CVAListg5sl920
Pac R of Mo 1st ex g 4s. 1938
'05
Nov'Ol
103
103
108% 109
99 ^i 100*4 96*4 May'04
71
101 105% ibo"' Sep ''03
16
103
'05
100
<fe
.
.
Jan
.S'ee
Dal
1906
Missouri Pacific i;d7s
1920
Ist consol gold 6s
Trust gold 5s stamped. al917
ol917
Registered
1920
Ist coll gold5s
Cent Br Ry 1st gu g 4s. 1919
Jan
99
Oct '02
105
103
102%
Mich Cent
<fe
Jan '02
....
11734 Jan '06
9914 98^8 Jan '05
121
10034 101
85 "4 Said
1944 M-N
1st ret g 4s.. ..2001
1115. 111%
120*2 Feb '04
.
99^8
Minn Un See St P M &M
Mo Kan & Tex 1st g 48. ..1990 J-D
Dec '03
142
High No Low High
107*2 J'ly'OO
131*2
128
<fc
SeeCiac&NW
MUL8&W
Mad See Chic & N W
Atk Low
105
98
lstg3'28
1952 M-N
Bat C cfe Stur 1st gng 38. 1989 J-D
45
Jan '05
A-O
January t
Pitts
2d £niar6s
1st consol 68.1909
5s
1931
Registered
1931 Q-M
48
1940 J-J
Registered
1940 J-J
J L <fe S 1st g 3*29
1951 M-S
105% 106%
23*8
2378 214
16 Jau'Oo
"2334 Sale
\b'^
j'fy
J'ly
SiTxce
Last Sale
124
119
C'l RR Ist 5s.. 1934
McK & Y 1st gu 68.1932
1934
McKees & B V 1st g 6s 1918
Mahon
J-D
M-S
M-S
gold 68. ...1910 J-D
Mil
KaAAGRlstgnc5s.l93S
116*2116*2
106T8
10634 106
105
Treefc'a
Range or
108*2 108-'4 21 108*4 109
108*2 108
Registered
IO834 34 107%10R34
2361 J-J *
101*4
Sale
Lake Shore gold 3*2S....1997 J-D
101
101*1 4U 100*410114
Registered
100% 109% 15u 100% 100%
1997 J-D 100 W;
74 101% 103
102% Sale 1023e 103
Debenture g 4s
1928
10134
Det Mon <fe Tol Ist 7s. 1906
114 Feb'02
'04
103
A-O
J-J
110
110
cfe
Range
Price
Priday
Feb 3
Bid
Mai 1st gu K 4s.. 1991 M-S
NJ June R sm 1st 4s.. .1936 FA
NY&Pulstcongug48 1993 A-O
Nor & Mont 1st gu g 58-1916 A-O
West Shore Ist 48 gu... 2361 J-J
Nov'99
96 "2 96*2
99
L N A & Ch SeeCI&'L
Mahon Coal SeeLS&M.S
anlmttan Ey consols. 1990 A-0
1990
Registered
Metropol El Ist g 6s.. ..1908
Coloniz g 5s. ...1934
McK'pt & B V See N Y Cent
MetropoUtan El See Man Ry
Mex Cent consol gold 4s. .1911
1939
Coupons oflf
let consol income g 3s.al939
2d consol income g 33..al917
1919
Equip & collgoldSs
CoU tr K 412S 1st Ser....l907
48.1977
con
Hex Intemat l8t
g
1977
Stamped gtiaranteed
96
Moh
130*2 13012
J'ne'02
99*8 Jan '05
Bale
N. Y.
Apr '04
122
75
113
11334...,
112Vj....
11334 ....
10734....
F-A
F-A
STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale
January 1
Week E.n-ding Feb 3
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L010
106«8 Nov'04
130*2 Jan 'O.T
124*8 Nov'04
11638 Mar'02
9934
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Kaui/e
Since
5.*
Vol. lxxx.
y
100
Sale
100
100
99*2
lOO^B
99
101
100^8
9 1*4 Sale
Registered
'
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99*8 100
Dec '02
May'04
99*2Nov'02
903*
92 '2 117
90
90
5
9934
,
88*4
89*4
107
Jan
99% 10034
100*8 Dec'iM
RcKistcred
Debt coite ext g 48
100*2 145
89»4
9 1 *2
91 Jan '03
106*2 1071-2
102 Mar'04
103
104*8
9934
47
93
90
9934
8934
91*2
35 106*2 10712
ac of Missouri See Mo Pac
Panama Ist s fund g4*as..l917
Sink fund subsidy g 6s. .1910
Penn Co— Guar 1st g 4 128.1921
Registered
1921
Guar 3 *28 coll trust reg.1937
Guar 3*28 coll tr ser B...1941
Tr Co certif's gu g 3'->8.1916
C St L cfe P Ist con g 58.1932
Registered
1932
CI cfe Pgen gug4*2sser A.'42
Series B
1942
Series C 3*2S
1948
D
3*28
Series
1950
Erie cfe Pitts gug 3*28 B.1940
Series C
1940
N cfe C Bdge gen gu g 4 *28 1945
P C C cfe St L gTi 4*28 A. .. 1940
Series B guar
1942
Series C guar
1942
series D 48 guar
1945
Series E 3*2 guar g
1949
Pilts Ft
cfe C Ist 78.. .1912
2d78
1912
3d 7h
/iI9I2
W
Penn
110
'
91*2
9834
91
95
Apr '02
104
102
J-J
106
106
M-S
9214 9434 102 Nov'98
92*4
92*4 Dec '03
97*4
97%
97%
11812
lis Oct '04
m"-n
109
111
'05
Apr '02
Jan '05
Jan '05
Jan
113*4
113%
104
104
111
111
106
106
97% 97%
A-O
A-O 115
J-J
115
103*4 Aug'03
A-O 116
96
M-N
94
F-A
96
Jan '04
A-O
A-O
M-N
M-N
94*2
102 Nov'OO
94*2
9334 Apr '04
I0514
114 II412 1 14% Jan '05
11334
11334 Jan '05
11314
IIO Aug'04
10334
104 -2 Oct '04
F-A
J-J
J-J
116%.
116%.
J-J
J-J
J-J
94
93%
114*8114%
11334 11334
93% 10 93% 93%
127% Oct
121
119
A-O
RR Ist real est g4s.l923 M-N
Consol sterling g 68
1905
Con currency 68 reg...f/1905
Consol gold 5a
1919
Consol gold 48
1943
Convertible g 3*28
1912
I13»4 Jan'05
A-O 104
M-N 103 108
J-J 111%
'02
Mar'(l4
Apr'04
107*aMar*04
105
J-J
y-M
M-S 115
111 *a Sop '04
M-N 106*2
106 Aug'03
M-N 104*4 Sale 103% 104*4 189 103
104*4
MlSCELcI.ANEOUS BONDS— (Jontiniied on Next Pane
Coal and Iron
OolCift I DevCo f-Ti gos. 1909 J-J
Ool Fuel Co gen gold 68... 1919 M-N
Col F cfe 1 Co gen H g 5s.. 1943 FA
Convertible deb g 58
1911 FA
1
Trust Coctfs
Contin'talC IsikI £rn5Hg.l952
Gr Riv Coal cfe C l.st g 6s..I9I9
JefitcfcCleiirCcfc 1 Ist g 68.1926
2d gold .-.s
1926
Kan
cfe
F-A
A-O
Nov'OO
106
107*2 Oct '04
101*2
104 Jan '06
10334 104
"90" 85
86
85
6 85
"si" Bale 85
87 197 84
87
107% Dec'1'4
110*2
J-D
J-D
HCck Cl8t8fK68.1951 JJ
Pleas Val Coal Ist ga
1
68.1928 J-J
J-J
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1951
Tenn Div Ist g 68
ol917
Birm Div Ist consol 6*1.. I9I7
Cah C M Co Ist gu g 68.1922
A-O
J-J
J-D
DcBarCcfe I Co gu g 68.1910 F-A
Vlron Coal cfe o 1st g 6s. 1949 MS
WhaLEcfc PCCl8tg5s.l919
*No j>rice Friday;
latest bid
02 12 J'ly '04
107 Moy'97
102*2 Oct '03
1
106% Fob '02
105
98
110
109
97
102
08*2
97*2
20
Jan '05
ill" 112% Dec '04
102 Dec '03
10534 Dec "04
J-J
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82
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week,
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93*2
97*-i
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111
02*2 "92"%
and asked
Oct '00
97%
1
Am
Am
Am
Am
29
86»,
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Bar
6
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M-N
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1
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....
105i4J'ly'03
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111
11
Sale
105%
100
107
103
10734
1 Si
5
I1(»%111%
88 104 V 106
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J'ly '04
ino*4lol'.i IOOI4 Jan'OB
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9912 99
08
96
96*2 98
98
100
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8
90
190%
2
95
97
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2
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113%
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73%
116 1867 110*4116
2327 71
76
76
t\j
105 Jan '00
Due Not * Option sale.
116 Sale
74 14 Sale
942 J-J
Due
1
106
J'ne'04
Oct '99
10934 J'ue'04
J-J
MS
4s
0314
94
92
109
J-J
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Cot Oil ext 4*28
1915 Q-F
Hide cfe L Isi a I g 6s..I919 M-S
Spirits Mfg 1st g68.. 1915
Thread 1st col tr 48.. .1919 J-J
Am Tobacco 40-yr g68
Jpji '00
a
TelesTraph and Telephone
Telep cfe Tel coll tr 4s 1929
Comra Cable (;o Ist g 48.. 2397
Erie T cfe T col tr g s f 58.. 1926
1918
Met T cfe T l8ls g5.s
N Y cfe N J Tel gen g 5s. .1020
col
tr cur 5s. 1938
West Union
Fd and real est g 4 *2S... 1950
MulUnTel s fund 6s. ..1911
Northw Telguf 4*38 g.. 1934
Am
I
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I
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Feb.
Bond Record
4. 1905.]
BOXI>f5
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGB
y^KKK ENDING FEB 3
San<S5 l^ewia 1st g 4s. ..1936
<& Can gen 4s. 1944
J
N asli
Pensacola & Atl See L
Peo cfe East See C C C <& St L
..1921
68..
,^eo & Pek Un 1st g
u N BR
1920
1939
Isicoiisol gold 58
Pt Huron Div Ist g 5s. 1939
W
N
&
&
&
Consol g 6s int guar. ..1912
Gen gold 4s int guar.. 1921
div Ist g 6s '30
Waco &
Morgan's La & T 1st 7s.l918
1920
1st gold 6s
No of Cal 1st gu g 6s.. ..1907
1938
Guaranteed gold 6s
Ore & Cal 1st guar g 58.1927
43.1943
1st
gu
A
Pass
S A <fc
g
So P of Ar gu 1st g 63.. .C1909
cl910
1st guar g 6s
1905
S P of Cal Ist g 6s
110
NW
1101* Sep '04
12214....
12s is Jan '05
12Si8l23i8
J'ly'04
121S8124
113 ....
122
Apr'02
Jan 06
112
Jan
1123< ....
112>4 0ct '04
117^8
119i4Apr'04
137 Nov'97
122
112
'06
1905
Ist g 68 series B
1st gOs series C& D...1906
1st g 6s series Ef& F...1912
1912
Ist gold 6s
1937
1st con guar g 5s
1905-.. 1937
Stamped
122
112
Rome Wat <&
.„.
._.
Tex&NO Ist 7s
82
B K&P
Og See N Y Cent
Registered
11712 Jan '05
98 J'ly'97
Mem
117 12 117 12
Sale
llli2J'ly'04
75 Jan '05
89 Jan '06
94
94
75
75
89
89
15
93
94
W
L & Iron Mount See M P
L K C N See Wabash
See T RR A of St L
L, M Br
St L & S JTan 2d g Gs CI B 190C
1906
2d gold 6s Class C
104
AG
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
A-O
A-O
AO
A-O
M-N
M-N
FA
M-S
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
M-N
NI-S
J-J
J-J
J-J
99 12
92 Sale
W
104
10438
ysSgNov'Ol
83I4
9 Jig
126^2 128 "-i I26I4 Jan'(J6
I26I4
b9a4
111
Sale
91 250 b8\
102 '2
12'3i4
98I4
9912
99 b Sale
86 Sale
82 Hi Sale
91
96
il2is
697
Lee '04
(Vl-S
M-S
M-N
M-N
F-A
J-J
9812
84
82 -4
i^erAot St L 1st g 4128.-1939 A-O
1st con gold 5S....18941944 F-A
Gen refund s f g 48
1953 J-J
St L M Bge Tor gu g 63.1930 A-O
Tex & N O See So Pac Co
Tex&PacEDivlstg6s..l905 M-S
9912 90
53
85
83 284
2d gold inc 6s
W
W
General gold 68
85
8OI2 83
1935 J-D
M Ist gu g 43. ...1990
Kan &
P & W Ist gold 43. ...1917
TolStL& WprUeng3i2S.1925
Tol
110-'» 11134 llOV;
134^2
Reduced to gold 4'28..1933
112
Jan'05
140
May'02
113H 112
II214
112
11214
IIII4.
10334
11238 Jan '05
11238 11238
103 12 103 •-s
106 May'Ul
103 Hi 104
104 ig.
'04
.
Mmn
1937
Registered.
1937
let guar gold 6s
1937
Wlll&SF 1st gold 5s.. 1938
St P & Nor Pac See Nor Pac
StP S'x City See C St P M &0
Salt Lake C 1st g s 1 6s.. .1913
Oct
11712.
11912.
Apr'02
Jan '03
13434 Dec'04
116^4 Sep '04
117 Jau'04
llOie.
110
Jan
1021a.
11334
Dec '01
122^4
1361a
Monte Istgugga
102''8
128
135
.
135
135
Seaboard Air Line g 4s ...1950
CoUtr refund g 68
1911
/Car Cent 1st con g 48. ..1949
•FlaCen<fc Pen 1st g 58.1918
let land gr ext g 58... 1930
Consol gold 53
1943
Ga& Ala Rylsi con 5s 01945
GaCar<fc No Istgugos 1929
Seab& Roal8t5s
1926
Sher Shr & So See
K&T
Sil Sip Oca & G See Atl Coast L
Sod Bay & So 1st g 5s
1924 J.J
Bo Car & Ga See Southern
So Pac Co— CoU tr g4'2S..1905
Gold 4s (Cent Pac coll), fcl 949
Registered
fcl949
A •& N Ist gu g 5s 1941
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s 1949
Registered
1949
Mort guar gold 3i2S..fcl929
GalHar & S A 1st g 6s. .1910
2d gold 7s
1905
Mex& Pacl3tg58 1931
GUa V G & N 1st gu g68.1924
Hous E &
T 1st g 5s. 1933
Ist guar 5s red
1933
88
lot
89
105
97
105 12
Sgio
104
!«
98
109
'04
89
81
Jan '05
Nov'04
109
M
109
10434 J 'ly '04
1131, Sale
110^4
IIOS4
113
II314
110 Jan '05
llli4May'03
102
102
lOlSfl
IOII4
8434 89 12
10314 1041)4
109
109
96 14 Sale
W
109
101
"2
"2
Sale
Sale
96 14
S'G^ft
94i2Aug'04
lOiiha
101 14
15 109 12 113
110 110
'4
64 101
36 95
10138
97I4
101'i2
"3 ibs^giii'^
10.J34
93 101 14 104
99i4Mar'03
88
107
99
112
88^
88'8
BS^g
110''gJan'(>6
10238 103 Sep '04
II312 112 la Dec '04
107'4 ....
110 Dec'()4
105 lo....
1051a Jan '05
W
RR
<fc
I
1952 A-O
g43
gr g 4s ...1947 J-J
Registered
1st lien convert 4s
1947
1911
Registwed
1911
Ore Ry <fe Nav con g 48.1946
Ore Short Line IstgOs.. 1922
Ist consol g5s
1946
4s & particii^atmg
1927
Guar refund 48
1929
Utali <fc Nor 1st 78
1908
Gold 58
1926
Wabash
1st gold 58
1939
2d gold 6s
1939
Debenture series
1939
Series B
1939
lien
1st
equip s fd g 5s.. 1921
Det & Ch Ext 1st g 5s. .1941
Des Moin Div Ist g 4s. .1939
Om Div 1st g 312S
1941
T0I& ChDiv 1st g 4s.. .1941
St Chas Bridge 1st g 68.1908
Warren See Del Lac & West
Wash Cent See Nor Pac
Wash O
See Southern
West Maryland 1st g 48.. .1952
VVostiS id; Jr-a 1st g 5s.. 1937
Gen gold 3-4s
1943
Income 5s
rfl943
West No Car See South Ry
Va Cent & V 1st g 6s. .1911
Wheel'g
L E Isl g 58. ..1926
Wheel Div Ist gold 5s. .1928
Extend; Imp gold 5s. ..1930
20-year equip s f 5s
1922
1st consol 4s
1949
A
&
Jan '03
1013fe
Ist refund
Pac
J-J
M-N
M-N
J-D
F-A
J-J
FA
J-D
J-J
J-J
UH
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IIII2
9 110=8
lUV
9512
97'*
9714
Feb '02
127 12
I2912 Nov'04
1291a.
117 .
IO314.
II6I2
10114
Dec'04
Sep '04
Jan '01
Nov'04
122
100
113
102
91
901a
91
88
106
Jan '05
10938 Jan '05
1071a
109
106
100 la
lOO^'b
lOlia
104^2
102
IOSI4
11934 Sale
Jan
103
11912
116
"
6
9OI2
981a
5
9
"96
'4
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May'04
118
1161* Dec'04
Sale 122
122
11334
II4I2 Jan '05
123=8
123 12 Jan 05
12 3 '8
12338 Jan '05
115''8 11612 11534 Jan '05
122
14 121 le 122
11412114'%
1
112 -8 Jan '05
87^2 J'iy '04
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109^4
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May'04
11538.
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Jan '05
130
117
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no
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110
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11134
110 Dec'04
11434
114 Jan '05
11618 1163^ 115'8 Jan '05
119
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98
90 "a Dec'04
114»8
113^4
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9634
108
'04
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9 8 "2
11812 Nov'04
"2
10812 1081a
108
I2OI4 113 11712120 \i
no Feb'04
9812
971a 98 - 98
116 12 118 117i4Doc'04
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91 Hi
108 Is
1091s 1093b
Oct '04
Oct '0
104i2Dec'Ol
114
113 Oct '04
II4I2 Dec'04
114
II5I8
119 Feb'04
108 -2
lOSiaJan'O:
109l4ll0'2 108 Jau'05
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103 Oct '04
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109 Sep '04
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Dec'04
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1151411514
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109 la Aug' 04
106'2Not'04
114 12 Jan '05
111 May'04
107 Sep '1)4
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9712
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9234
96I4
963*
91
89
94
84
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'05
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90
83 19
97
9514 Sep '04
103
97^8 Sale
,
95
9514
1057*
104
123 4
12;i2 35 11636 121>a
'06
103 Jan
10234 1031a
124 '2 127 12 "i 124 12 127
118
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IO4I4
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10414
97 'b
98 1278 9718 98
112 Dec '03
114 la Apr '02
103^2 I06I4 104
122^4 Sale II918
121 Sale 120
I24I2 .. .
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Sz
9034
84^4
Dec'04
9514 Jan '05
105i« 105^8 152
i 05 '8 Sale
109
103
114'2114'a
9036
Jan
Jan
91 12
9038 Sale
84 Sale
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100
95
14
104;'4
104
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10212
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Un
Uni N J RR & C Co See Pa RR
Utah Central See Rio Gr Wes
Utah & North See Un Pacific
Utica & Black R See N Y Cent
Val Ind cfe
6ee Mo P
Ver
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Va <fe South w't 1st gu 58.2003 J-J
«fc
J.J
J-J
J-J
Tor
IKJisApr'Ol
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1933
Dakota ext gold 6s
1910
Mont ext Ist gold 4s
1937
Registered
1937
Minn
Ist
div
Ist
£
g 5s.. 1908
Nor Div Ist gold 48.. ..1948
Union 1st g 6s
1922
A-O
50-year gold 4s
1950 A-O
Ham & Butt 1st g 48./a946 J-D
Ulster* Del 1 st con g 5s 192S J-D
llOialll
134^8 Oct '04
112^2
97 14 Sale
La Div B L 1st g 5s
Min dj N 1st gu 5s '30 PA
T0I& O C 1st g 5s
1935 J-J 114-4
Western Div 1st g 5s. ..1935 A-O 112
W
84
lllia
2000 J-D *12i'2
92000 Mar 100 Sale
1931 J.J 111
1st gold 5s
91
Ask Low
90
£ang«
Last Sale
11112112
A-O 112
90
M-N
M-N 109 14
M-S 114 ^2
SyraBing&NY 6«?DL<feW
Dec'04
10438 Sale 10435, i()43p
128^2 133 >a I30I4 Dec'04
113i2Jan'05
113^8
y9i4Nov'(i4
99
.
10
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Il0l2ll0'8
H5'all5'2
lOSialoe^j 103iuJ'ly'04
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nianulacturing &: Industrial
Consol Tobacco 50-jt g 48.1551
Registered
1951
Distil Sec Cor con V 1st g 58. '27
Distill of Amer coll tr g 5s. 1911
111 Steel Co deb 6s
1910
Non-conv deben 5s...
1913
Int Paper Co Ist con g 6s. 1918
Int St Pump 10-yr conv. 6a '13
Knicker Ice (Chic) IstgSs '28
Lackaw Steel Ist g 63
1923
Nat Starch Mfg Co ist g 63 1920
IN at Starch Co s f deb 53. .1926
Stan Rope cSr T 1st g 6s.. .1946
Income gold 68
1946
U 8 Leath Co s £ deb gGs.. 1913
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104%
1931
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1931
General gold 58
St 1.& b F RRconsg4s..'9G
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Refunding g 4s
1951
5-year gold notes 4 Hj. 1903
K C Ft S & con g 6s.. 1928
C Ft S <fe Ry ref g 4s 1936
K C<fe M Rife B 1st gu 5s. 1929
6t Louis So See Illinois Cent
let g 4s bd otC8.1989
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Con80lgold4s
1932
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Dul
See
Nor
Pacific
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8t Paul M & Man 2d 6s. ..1909
1933
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Registered
1933
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A-0
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M
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412-63.. .1996
1951
1918
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1948
Atl & Danv Isl g 4s
2d 4s
1948
Atl<fe Yad 1st g guar 48. 1949
Col<feGreenvlst6s
1910
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1956
1938
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Pac
Ry
1st
1922
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g 68
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1916
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1927
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So Car & Ga Ist g 5s. ..-1919
Virginia Mid ser C 6s. ..1916
Series D 4-5s
1921
Series E 5s
1926
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1936
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1936
O&
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1st con g 68. .1914
lOliiNov'Ol
94
Div 1st g
St Louis div 1st g 43
10334 May'04
108
A-O
Mob&01uocoUtrg4s..l938 M-S
See
1941
Rutland Ist con g 4128
Rut-Canad Ist gu g 4s. . .1949
Tus & H See Pero ilarq
Sag
t Jo & Gr Isl 1st g 4s. ..1947
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1996
2d gold 63
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1905
1912
1943
1994
1994
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102
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luO 100
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991a 100
7638
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120 Oct '01
112i2Dec'02
107
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1940
Eio gr So 1st gold 4s
1940
Guaranteed
Pitts
.
Price
Friday
Feb 3
Bid
(Continued)
H & T C 1st g 5s int gu..l937
110 Oct '04
107'%D€C'04
100
11^
100
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114
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;
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121
111
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1943
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8t
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123 >a.
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& CU See Penn Co
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1922
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&
1U8
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H
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thU B <&
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Pitts Cin & St ti See Penn Co
RocU
Nov'07
BONDS
STOCK EXCHANG E
Week Endino Feb 3
Januarii
liiah A'o
102
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109
106'4 ....
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&
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100
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591
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&
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1943
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110
108
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,
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10514..-.
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Friday
Feb 3
Sia
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AUee Val gen gus 43... 1942
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gu 4s g.'3b
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68
102
110
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40
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88
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108
119
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93
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i>liscellaneous
84 ii Adams Ex col tr g4s
104
1948 M-S 104 Sale 104
84 164 74
AmDk<&lmp5s 6e«CentNJ
85 14 Dec'04
10034 J'no'02
8O34 Am SS Co of
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1920 M-N
80 Sale 79=8
80 il9 79
B'kl'n FerryCo 1st cons g 53 '48 F-A
J-J
97»8
63 Dec'04
99 Sep '03
ChicJccfeSt Yard col g 58.1915 J-J
10734 Nov'04
J-J
95
99 Jan '99
DetM&Mldgr
A-O
95
incomes..l911 A-O
78 Dec '01
92 Feb'04
78
F-A 107iall0i2 lOgiaJan'OS
109 "a 10934 Hoboken L& 1 gold 5s. ..1910 M-N
J-J 104 la Sale I04I4 10412 13 10234 104 "a Mad Sq Garden 1st gSs.. 1919 -M-N
Man Boh H & L gen g 48. .1940 .M-N
A-O 98 Sale 98
60 Feb '02
98
3 98
98
Xewp Ne Ship <fe D D 5s t(1990 J-J
A O 1071,1071a 107
108 281 104 108
H4ia
N YDock 50.yr Ist g4s..l951
M-N
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94 V2
93
92 Sale
92
92
7 91
9812 Dec'04
Provident Ix)an S004128.1921
J-J
98'2io2'
75
73 Dec'04
42I2
F-A
St Joseph Stk Yds Ist 4 laa. 1930 J-J
44 Bale
78 421a 48
46
2I2 102
II4
1'4
2 Sale
5V! St L Ter Cupples Htat'n * Prop
M-N lllia
llllQ 112
Co Ist g 4123 5-20 year.. 1917 J-D
9 IIII2II2
112 J'ly'04
S Yuba Wat Co con g 6s.. 1923 J-J
J-J
96
9312
95 la Sale
90 150 93
IKiHiJ'ly'OO
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94 14 Sp Val Wat Works lat 6s. 1906
9812
9414 1567 92
92I4
84
84
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94 14
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84 Sale
1
94 >4
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1905
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45 Jan 10
30 Jan 9
82 4 Jan 4
20 Jan 18
59 4 Jan 10
82 4 Jan 20
23 Jan 9
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24 Jan 31
13 '8 Feb 3
51 Feb 2
314 Jan 31
85 Feb 3
22 4 Jan 12
64 Feb 1
99 Feb 2
244 Jan 10
63 Jan 9 66 Jan 5
96 Jan 12 95 Jan 12
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124 Dec
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Jan
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794 Deo
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1234 Sep
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424
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404 Deo
99
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94 "4 Oct
LastSale t'y'a"' M"a'y*'04 AmerTite S Bank. ...100 ......
183 Mar 198 May
LastSale 40
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100
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100
100^4 Mar 110 Feb
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60 Cal & Chic Canal & DlOO ""60 '5'6" Jaiili ""5'9"jaii"28 52 Feb 62 Aug
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100 1,501 60 Jan 26 64 4 Jan 18 31»4 Jan
100
76 Jan 24 76 Jan 24 40 Mar
100
12634 Jan 23 1243^ Jan 23 II6I4 Jan
100 ""io 38 Jan 19 49 4 Jan 9 19 J'ne
21 98 4 Jan 17 9914 Jan 11 82 Aug
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Chicago Auditorium
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6834
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634
69
664 68
664 664
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84
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81
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LastSale 9
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46
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1164
116'4
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116 116
116 1164 116
116
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424
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43
42
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42
424
100
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100
114 41144 114 4115
LastSale 106
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153
36
141
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
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1
Jan
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7 Feb
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105 4 Jan 6 86 Feb
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34 Mar
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72
76
70 68
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76
79 Nov'04
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80 Apr '04
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107 ^8 103
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97 4 Jan '05
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974 974
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98
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99 Jan '05
94
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99
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94 Jan '05
94
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94
96
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loo
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1914
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1910
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1909
2
High iV^fl. Low Migh Bankers National
Jan
lUo
99
9.)
J-J
Consol Br <fe Mlt6s
65
6:!
Chlc<'on.solTrao44s
1939 J-D
Chic Edison debent 63....1913 J-J 103 4
Igtgold 5s
711926 A-O 1U44104\
Chic Auditorium l8t58...1929 P-A
Chic Dock Co 1st 18
1929 A-O
loo's
Chic EquiiGas 68
1905 J-J 100
Chlc&MilElecUy 5S....1919 J-J
Chic Pueum Tool istSs .al»21 J-J
76
764
Chic Bock I & Pac RE 4s.2o02 M-N
liil3M-S
Collat Trust g ob
Commonwealth Elect 58.bl94H M-S 108 Sale
Kans City Ry & Lt Co .".s. 1913 M-N 1 00 ^t Sale
Knlckerb'ck.^r Ico 1st 5s. 1928-<i.-0 t974 98
Lake Stroet F.l l8t Ss
1928 J-J
964 98
963(, Sale
Metr
Side El Ist 4a....l9;;8 F-A
Extension g is
89 Sale
.li'H8 J-J
North Chic St 1st as
99 100
19uo J-J
Jst 58
99
1909 J-J
Refundin'.r g4 4s
1931 A-O
No Chic City StBy 4 48.1927 M-N
North Wesfn El Ist 4s. ..191 1 M-S
95
194.') M-N
Ogden Gas 58
89 4 Sale
Pearson 8-Taft 58
1916 J-D 1004
4-4('8 B B B
98
1920 .M-S
Series
4-808 Series
Peoijlo'sGas
or
Last Sale
Ash Low
Clilo
4408
Range
104 Dec
Nov
s4J'iy
Sep
1*16*4
Not
338
20»4
Jaa
19 Fob
25^ Deo
CMcago Banks and Trust Companies
CMcago Bond Eecord
CHICAGO STOCK EXCH'GE
Week Endixo Jan. 27
1 14
8
100
St Louis Nat Sfk Ydfl ....
i*i6\ Swift* Co
100
Jan '05 The Quaker Oats Co. 100
90
Do pret
100
'Last
...„...„..
lOi^Nov
1
7
20
25 170
'04
state
Bank of Chicago.
Stock Vard.s Savings
105 4107 4
107 103
..
Uniim .Siock 'I'ds Stae
U S Bank & Trust Co
.
Dividend Record
In Per
1904 iod
Last Paid
%
2,000,000 $1,075,258
Q-J Jan '06,
100,000
38,243
8-1-6
200,000
138,968 IS
J-J Jan '06,
,000,000 1,393,4.=>6 16
12+3 Q-J Jan '06,
500,000
66,575
'12'
'12
2,000,000 1.732,020
Q-J Jan '06,
3,000.000 1,056,73'J
Jan '05,
8
8
60,000
5,570
Jan '06,
6
6
12
Jan '05,
3,000,000 3,424,108 12
'200,000
13,960
Jan '06,
6
6
600,000
268,800
8
Q-J Jan '05,
8
8,000,000 6,0 42,023 1112
12
Jan '05,
100,000
100,957 10
Jan '06,
6+4
500,000
610,276
Priv ate Ba nk
500,000
182,105
6
6
Q-J Jan '05,
13S,802 "8'
500,000
1,000,000 1,025,612
's'
J-J Jan '06,
100,000
127, 16J
10
10
J-J Jan '06,
200,000
Proje cted 1 nstitu tion
200,000
3,271 Began Jan 3, 190
200,000
14,120 "6
'6
250,000
238,642
-J .Tan '06,
2,000,000
916,164
6
Q-J Jan '05,
6
1,000,000 1,267,686 15
12+3 Q-J Jan •06,
50,000
5,755 "6*
J-J Jaa '06,
6
50,000
48,513
J-J Jan '05,
6
New Bank
200,000
250,000
63,526
8'
250,000
67,299
U38 Q-J Jan '05,
200,000
257,808
Q-J Jan '06,
8
8
Jan '06.
200,000
25,188
5
573,124
1,000,000
6
Q-J Jan '06,
250,000
87,139
New Bank
200,000
1,000,000 1,000,000 ProJe cted I n8ti taUon
n
rj
,T
2
4
8
3
2
8
3
14
2
S
8
14
4
6
3
14
3
3
3
3
a
1
!>
'4
1064 100\
102', 103^8
1024 103 '8
105 4100 4
94 100
80"*"8"9"
88 4 ;'0 4
97
97
Amer Tru.st
6
ij(>ntral
1
(t Savgs.
Trust Co ol ill
(Colonial Trust <fe Sav..
Drovers Trust & Sav..
Kquit able Trust Co
Federal Trust A Sav..
Kirst Trust Ji Savings
Illinois Trust & Sav..
lack.son Trust & Sav..
2,000,000 1,363,^77
4,000,000 1,3<2,'238
100,354
200,000
43,426
200,000
350,000
500,000
833,221
2,000,000
527,886
1,000,000
4,000,000 6,030,054
250,000
61,899
Merchan Loan & Tr Co 3,000,000 3,.')75.896
Metropolitan Tr<fc Sav
228,397
750,000
Xorthiirn Trust Co Bk 1,000,000 1,697,622
437,088
Itoyal Trust Co
500.000
614,513
Union Trust Co
1 ,000,000
158,337
Western Trust & Sav. 1,000,000
6
G
8
16
12
6
8
6
7
4
6
J-J Jaa
Q-J Jan
Q-J Jan
Jan
6
8
M-S
4
Q-J Jan
12+4
12
6
8
6
.Sep
'06, 4
'05, 1
'06.
'06, l>a
'04, 4
'06, 1
H«
Q-J JaJn'Oe,
"s"*!
Jan
Jan
y-J Jan
F-A \ug
'06,
'06,
,06,
'04,
3
3
Q-J Jan
'06, !>•
3
3
Also paid 12 4% In Doo., 1903, in stook of First Trust A Savings Bank,
i Capital and surplua to bo Increased.
U Includes special dividend of 80%
deolared Aug. lo, 1904.
* Bid and asked prices; no sales wore made on this day.
a Due Deo. 31.
iskod this week.
t No price Friday; ijJiest bid and asko
t> Due June,
e Due April.
& Dae July.
||
'
Feb.
— —
— —
.
—
.
THE CHRONICLE.
4. 190r>.
593
Bid
Ask Industrial and iVIisce
100 105 4 106
llCons Firew'ks com .100
58 g 1949
See Stock Exeh lut
UPreferred
100
Indiana Nat A 111 Gas
Cons Ry Ltg&Refrig.lOO
M-N
25
1908
35
Ist 63
Consol Rubber Tire.. 100
50
60
Indianapolis Gas
Debenture 4s
M-N no6
1st 6s 1920
Con3 Storage BatterylOo
50
81
Jackson Gas Co
Cont Tobac deb 7s'05A-O
103
A-O i
5s g 1937
Cramps' Sh cfeEn BldglOO
30
100
40
Kansas City Gas
IJCrucible Steel
100
53 1922 See Stock Ex list.
UPreterrod
100
100 100
TII>aclede Gas
Cuban 6s of 1896
90 105
100
TJPreferred
HDiamond Match Co. 100
58
63
Lafay'eGaslst6s'24..M.N
Dominion Securities. 100
25
35
Log&WabVlst6s'25.J-D
Douglas Copper
5
Electric Boat
Maddaon Gas 6s 192G.A-() 5106 109
100
Newark Gas 63 1944. Q-J 51354 136
Preferred
100
80
Electric Lead Beduc'n.50
Newark Consol Gas. .100 85
S.D 5 10 J -4 110
Preferred
HCongSs 1943
50
Electric Vehicle
No Hudson L H <fc Pow
100
Preferred
A.O no8
OS 1938:
lOu
3
5
Electro-Pneum'icTranlO
TlOcfe IndCNat&IU.lOO
25
35
Empire Steel
Ist 6s 1926
J.D
100
71
75
Preferred
Pat & Pas Gas & EleclOO
loO
51044 106 TJGeneral Chemical ..100
Tl Cong 5s 1949.. ..M-S
100
St Joseph Gas 5s 1937. J-J i 97
IJPreferred
100
Gold Hill Copper
1
Greene
Con
Cop
See
Bost
Teletn* Sz Telephone
Greene Consol Gold... 10
95
96
1lAmerTeleg& Cable 100
HackensackMeadowslOO
121
ITCentral & So Amer. 100 118
Hackensack Water Co
Kef g 4s 52 op 12...J.J
Commer Un Tel (N Y).25 115
85
Hall Signal Co
Emp & Bay SUte Tel 100 80
100
47
Havana Commercial. 100
Franklin
100
125*
122
Preferred
UGold & Stock
100
100
Havana Tobacco Co. .100
1I4'28, 1905
Hudson River Teleph 100 98
Preferre<t
100
Hecker-JonesJew'l MUl
UN Y<fcN JTeleph...lOO 171
Isl 68 1922
5s 1920 See Stock Ex Chang e Ust
M.S
Herrin g.HaU-Marvin 1 00
UNorthwestern Teleg. 5(i 125 128
80
85
Pacific <fe Atlantic
1st preferred
25
100
2d preferred
HSouthern & Atlantic 25 100 106
100
tias Securities
Yolume
of Business at
TBANSACTIONS AT THE
DAILY.
.........
Tuesday
Wednesday
ITiursday
Friday
$67,413,900
1^5,110.800
111,677.100
85,032,900
90,048.800
118,836.200
Sales at
Stock
V S
Bonds
State
<tc
Bondt
6.636,637 $598,119,700
Total
'
692,539
1,287,083
1,209.854
939,661
1,084,263
1.423.237
STOCK EXCHANQB
Sailroad
Bonds
$4,867,500
6.230,000
5,639.000
6,314,000
6.035,500
5,192,000
.S756.000
1,150,500
855.500
631.500
856,200
$4',6o6
434,500
$33,278,000 $4,684,200
January
Week ending February 3
$4,000
1 to February 3
Sew York
Exchange
—l^^o.shares
Stoclcs
Par Talue
Bank
shares, ikar..
$4,000
4,684,200
33.278,000
$37,963,200
State bonds
BB. and mis. b«nds
Total bonds
1904
24,239,819
2,654,975
6,636,637
14,712,098
$598,119,700 $241,316,900 $2,225,071,700 $1,382,726,175
$274,200
$1,000
$2,600
i92,000
BONDS
QoTernmentbcBds
'r
1905
1904
1905
2.000
$13,529,000
$20,000
19,393,800
138,508.000
137,000
92,678,500
$13,531,000
$157,921,800
$93,008,000
$192,500
DAILY TRANSACTIONS AT THE BOSTON AND PHH.ADKLPHIA
EXCHANGES
Week ending
February 3
1W5
24,499
Monday
47.9-28
Tuesday
90.024
Wednesday .
68.5SI3
Thursday
85,040
37,489
6,826
6.884
14,417
13,464
12,086
28,739
313.573
82,416
Total
Bond
Unlisted
shares
Listed
sharef
Saturday
Friday
Fhilad^lphla
Boston
tale*
$17,000
52,000
61,500
29.300
56.000
91,225
12,018
24,679
34,592
46,819
90,343
70,401
$307,025
278,852
Electric
Bond
Unlisted
shares
Zisted
shares
$53,500
88,500
140,200
50.500
17,555
14,062
12.167
6,536
9,927
1-29,500
113,000
74.510
$675,200
Outside Securities
NYife Q El L&PowColOO
Preferred
100
United Electric of N J 100
4s 1949
J-D
Ferry Companies
Brooklyn Ferry stocklOO
B& NY 1st 63 1911.J-J
A
Weekly Review of
Street Railways
Street KaiUrays
Bid Ask
NKW YORK CITY
Lake St(Chio) El stk. 100
00
Ful
F
atk
1
32
34
St
Ist
58 1928
<fe
J-J
Bleeck
93 100
ULouisv St5sl930..J&J
Hist mort 4a 1950 „ J-J
Lynn<fe Bos Ist os '24. J-D
«B'y <fi>7tUAT«3tk ..100 244 248
New Orl Rys Co
100
Tr2dmort 5s 1914 ...J-J 104 107
" Con 53 1943
Preferred
See Stock Exch Ust
100
Ist
gu
1924
nos
110
Surf
5s
4'2S
1952
J-J
B'way
North Cliic Str stock. 100
2d 5s int as rental 1905 i 99'2 101
Pub Serv Corp of N JlOO
HCeut'l Crosst'n 8tk..l00 330 350
Tr ctfs 2% to 6% perpet
HlstM 6s 1922 ...M-N iin 121
205
stk.lOO
210
&
E
K
North Jersey St By lOU
Cen PkN
177 185
Ist 48 1948
Clir't'r<S; lOtb St stk 100
M-N
Cons Trac of
ol& 9tli Ave OS See Stock Exch list
J... 100
Ist 58 1933
J-D
Dry D K B & B—
112 115
New'k Pas By 68 '30J-J
i. Hist gold 53 1932.. .J-D
99
....F-A
'05
1914
101
53
Or
&
Now
1st
6s
A-O
itscrip
405
Essex Pas 68 1905 M-N
IJEiglitli Avenu6st...l00 390
106
Eapid Tran St By.. 100
HScrip 63 1914 ....F-A 105
1I42a&GrStF'y8lk..l0O 405 415
I8t5s 1921
A-O
70
i2dStM & StNAr..lOO 50
J C Hob& PatersonlOO
fllstmort 6s 1910 .M-S 104 1^ 107
4s g 1949
M-N
80
85
So J Gas El & Trac 100
il2d income 6s 1915 J-J
Gng53 1953
Ihterboroagh Rap Tr.lOO 204'^ 205
Bid
414
W
28th &
TfTwenty-Th'd St stk 100
ivmh
29lh Sta 1st 5s '96 J1121.2 114
390
J-J
Deb 5s 1900
98
Union By l8t 58 1942 F.A 5108
'43
J-J lOJ
Westchest 1st 5s
400
1.00
105
BROOKLYN
J,
Atlan
noo
5100
250
no8
24
793<
1-25
Ave
58 1909. .A-0
no2
W
E 5s 1933. .A-O lt.13
BB&
Brooklyn City stock.. .10 238
Con 5s See Stock Kxcli list
Bkln Crosstn 5s 1908. J-J 102
Bkn Hgls Ist 5s 1941 A-O 104
Bkln Q Co & Sub ,S'C€ Stk Exch
Bklyn Bap Tran See Stk Excli
HUoney Is. & Bklyu ..100 340
Isl cons g 43 1948. .J-J
99
BrkCdfc N 58 1939.J.J 113
'06
Or St&Ne w Ist 53
F-A 100
Gr'pt &Lorimer St 1st 6s 102
Kings Co. ElevatedIst 4s 1949 See Stock Exch
Nassau Elec pref
lOO
75
68 1944
A-0 110
MS 5103
No Hud Co By 68' 14 J-J ni2
5s 1928
J-J 5109
Ext 5s 1924
M-N «105
104
242
73 h,
106 "a
108
43 1934.....S-««Stk
list
list
UnitKysSacirran i'ee.Stk
Wash Ky <& El Co.. ..100
Preferred
100
43 1951
J.D
10(i
HWest Chicago St
TiCon g 58 1936
M-N
Cent Union Gas 1st os...
Con Gaii (N Y) stk. See St
(Jonv deb 6s Otis <S'(?eStk
TIMutual Gas
100
New Amsterdam Gas
1st mort 58 1919. ..J-D
HUnion Ferry stock .100
Tllst
Exch
Exch
106
94's
24
69 "s
BAilroad
Chic Peo <6 St L pref.lOO
Deposited stocn
.
Undeposited stock
Prior lien g 4 48'30M&8
Con mtg g 5s 1930. J&J
29'4
Income 5s 1930
68
a7
no
k Exc h
Exch
290
list
list
310
list
SO
12
63
34
12-4
100
10034
137
1374
14
8
7'..
40
75
4-2
15
16
81
4
14
t
234 24
^
4
7
9
40
50
55
GO
1014 1024
h
t
Stock Exch
7>4
t
10
18
964
595
85
12
36
90
344
351
44
46
102
106
30
40
3
6
1
ImplOO 200
Industrial and 3IisceI
Alliance Eoalty
115
161
100
HAmer Bank Note
Co. 50
American Can com.. .100
Preferred
lou
American Chicle Co. .100
Preferred
100
-imerican Elevated
Maltint;6s 1914. J-D
9^4
61
124
95
Am
American Nickel
il'4"
lii t
Amer
14
Am
24'8
1st consol OS 1948.. J-J 5111
81
t30
N Y&
'j
Coal. .50
28
48
101 1<
173
1514
37
77
IJPreferred
60
19
86
112
42
105
168
24
100
100
69»4
N Y Transportation. ..20
Nor Am Lum'r & PulplOO
HOntario SUver
1\
100
N Y Biscuit Os 1911. M.S
N Y Mtge & Security. 100
IINew York Dock
1024
Ihe
7*4
34
100
100
loo
49
103
10c.
1
20
92
120
46
i72'*'
25 4
60 4
84
1'4
44
494
106
IL'o.
28^4 28 '8
Pittsburg Brewing
50
474 48
Preferred
50
21 14
21
Pittsburg Coal
100
78'4
78
125
Preferred
100
6'4
7
Pope Manul.icturing.lOO
I0I4
71
74
Ist preferred
100
21
22
614 "d preferred
llio
128
Pratt & Whitn pref.. 100 100
9a
Realty Assoc (Bklyn)lOO 1334 isi"
Royal BakPowd pref. 100 10b4 110
104 4 RiisseU & Erwin
63
25 t 61
I'e Safety Car Heat & Lt 100 200
105
Seminole Mining
h
5 t
4
Singer Mfg Co
100 660 680
•^0
68
Standard CouplercomlOO
14
Preferred
100 120
9
192
10
Standard MiUing Co. 100
34
500
37
Preferred
100
78
list
79
5s
655
Standard OU of
J. .100 650
3g
265
Storage Power
50
list
Swift & Co See Boston St ic Exc h'ge
list
1st 53 1910-1914. ...JJ 51024 1134
40
Tennessee Copper
344
25 t 32
70
IL'O
85
IJTexas & Pacific Coal 100
oh Ist Os 1908
A-O 5105 110
26
Title Guar & Trust See Trust Co'8.
83
Title Ins Co of N Y..100 185
195
ao^i Tonapah
(Nevada). 1 t ll'^i 12 '«
15
4
Trent on Pol teries com 100
19
20
88
Preferred new
90
100
65
.36
Trow Directory new.. 100
75
N
t
,
Pref d
fie« Stock Exch
4s amies
^-eeStk Exch
35
Typefo'rs com.. .100
96
Preferred
lou
5
Amer Writing Paper. 100
i,j
B
50
Boston Consol .5
Mosler Safe Co
100
UNat Enam & Stamp 100
KPreferred
lOO
National Surety
100
TlNew Central Coal
20
<&
Otis Elevator com
944 954 Preferred
43
434 Phoenix Mining
lstg4sJnnell954.J-D
2dg48 June 1 1954
Preierretl
100
112
5s 1919
JJ
East Bivor Gas—
Arizona Con Mining.. .50
115
Ust
1st OS 1944
J-J 5113
Baldomero Milling
b
112
350
Consol 5s 1945
J-J 5109
Tl Barney & Sm Car ...100
100
N Y <fe Richmond Gas.lOO 35
1i Preferred
100
115
Nor Un Ist 5s 1927. M.N 104 108
Bethl'm Steol Corp... 100
160
IJStandard Gas com ..100 130
Preferred
loo
TlPruferred
100 155 170
CoU.tr. g.s.f. OS 1914....
5110>2
U2'2
1st 63 1930
M.N
Bliss Company com
50
list
Preferred
50
OTHER CITIES
BondiS; Mtg Guar. ...100
75
113
Amer Light & Tract. 100 73
Borden's Cond Milk.. 100
Ist 4s 1951
See St k Exc h list
Preferred
100 100 101
Prefcrreil
lou
3
N Wb'g & Flat l8t ex 4 ^a 101
;oi
Bay State Gas
50 t
u
British i.ol Copper
5
•teinway 1st 63 1922.J-J 5119 121
93
Binghamton G<18 5s 1938 i 94
Camden Land
3
Brooklyn Union (^as deb
Celluloid Co
100
184
Os 1909conv'07...M.S 180
OTHER CmKS
Cent Fireworks com. 100
D
6
Bntl'alo City Gas stock lOU
Preferred
100
Buffalo Street By—
1st 5s 1947 .See Stock Exch list
Central Foundry
100
Ist consol 53 1931. .F-A ni2
llS^-j Consol Gas of N J
1 00
Preferred
lou
"10" 95
Deb 68 1917
A.O noj 1117
Ist 53 1936
JJ
Deb
6s
1919
op
'OlM-N
Chicago City Ky stk. 100 199 200
Consumers' L H <ft Pow—
Century Realty
100
Chic UuiouTraciceSt'ck Exch Ust
6s 1U3S
J.U 5112
Cnesebrourli .MfgCo 100
Cleveland Electr Uy loo
83
75
8tV; liDetroit City Gas
50
TiClaMiu
(U
B)
com
100
Columbus (O) St Ky..l00
100 >2 Elizabeth Gas Lt Co. .100 250 3U0
Hist preferred
100
Preferred
100 108
Essex cfe Hudson Gas 100 126 126 'a
1i2d pre!erre<l
100
Colum By con 5s See Ph ila list
Fort Wayno 6s 1925. .J-l 5 58
61
Col & HockCoaldkl pf 100
Crossl'wn l8t5s'33.J
65
n07\
109
Gas & El Bergen Co.. 100
664
1st g53 1917
J.J
arand Rapids Ky
100
55
Grand Kapids Gas
Compressed Air Co... 100
Preferred
1
iqq
"gfi;
87 14
85
gg
58
1915
F.A 5102 104
Tilst
1113158
Consolid Car H
Consoliil
Heating
eating" 100
I Buyer pays accrued interesu 1 Price p^r saare. jdalo price, a Ex rights. *Ex Oiv
JNew stock, seUs
106
1
13
10
51014 1024
Preferred
924 Mont
•ZO
Common
5103^2
109
n
87>8
8
1910
74 Monongahela
6
106
90
95
Press Assoc'n.lOO
Am Soda Foun oom..lOO
29^8
63
1st preferred
100
86 S,
2d preferred
100
88
.American Surety
50 187
75
Amer Tobacco (old).. 50 250
90
Preferred
See stock Exch
Amer Tobacco (new)
86>f,
i
M-N
58 1920
HFort Worth & Denver
45
City stamped
100
N Y Cent deb 4s '34.M-N 1004
Northern Pacific
100
168
When releaseil
101
Northern Securities.. 100 151
lOl^a Pitts Bess <& L E
34
t
50
'256
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50 t 74
Seaboard Air Line
Coll tr 5s 1907 op.. .M-S 102
80 !< Va <fe Southwestern.. 100
52
127
Wabash Pitts Term By—
Bochester By pref ... 100
Con 53 1930 See Phila list
2d 53 1933
J-D 103
93
So Side El (Chic) stk. 100
Syracuse Bap Tr 03 1946 5106
United Rys of StL—
22
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100
68 li
Preferred
100
aen
See Stock
84
110
116
104
Land<fe
7='4
5
16
M-N 5102 103 4
1»4
Houston Oil
24
100
205
16
Preferred
17
lOO
103 4 Hudson Realty
110
63
65
Internat'lBankingColOO 152
88
92
134 13'4
Int'n'l Merc Marine. 100
25
34 »3 35 14
Preferred
loO
78
784 Col tr deb 4 41922op'07 86
214 "224
International Salt
100
63
66
Ist g 5s 1951
24 4 International SUver. 100
8
10
106 108
424
Preferred
100
Exch Ust
Ist 6s 1948
J-D 51024 103
70
75
Lanston Monotype
20 t 134 13^
5 85
90
Lawyers Mort Xnsur.lOO 190 195
51034 1094 Lawyers' Title Ins. ..100 330 340
5110 111
Lord & Taylor pref ..100 1044 110
5105 110
HLorUlard (P)pref ...lOU 135 140
40
60
Mackiy Companies ..lOo 394 39'',
95
5 91
74\ 75
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loo
28
20
32
25
Madison So Garden. .100
91
93
80
2d 6s 1919
M.N 65
11
13
TJManhatt Beach Co. 100
334
4
Manhattan Transit
20 t
Mergent'ler-H'n Bskt. 1
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5
7
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1I5s
1554 160
804
Pat City con 6s '31. J-D 5123
2d 6s. ...1914 opt A-O 5100
Gas Securities
NEW YORK
Con OS g 1931
A-0 113
Impt 5s See Stock Exc h list
15
99
73
28
80
83
109
3115
•'
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4''.
14
76
91
140
.
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104
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176
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Son Boulev 58 1945. .J-J no2 106
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l8t
1919.
5s
no5 108
SoFer
Third Avenue See atock Exch list
Tarry
P & M 5s 1928 103 106
4
1121a 113 "a
113
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3'2
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Lex Av & Pav F 5s See St kExc list
Metropol Securities See Stk E X list
Metropol Street By See Stk K X list
Ninth Avenue stock. 100 185 192
58 1948
N Y & E R Ferry stk. 100
Ist 58 1922
M-N
N Y Hob con 58 '46. J-D
Hob Fy Ist 5s 1946 M-N
N Y& N J Ist 5s 1946. J-J
lOth & 23d St3 Ferry 100
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Hoboken
At/t
15
65
HKingsCo El L&P Co 100 195
Narragan (Prov) El Co 50 t 99
Con
'
Companies
Cliicago Edison Co. ..100
sales
14, '2 63
Bid
Hudson Co Gas
WEEKLY AND YEABLY
Par value
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Saturday
Monday
NEW YORK
Stocks
Week endtnn
February 3
1905
Stock Exchanges
Mm
t3»8
128
29
88
103
140
130
395
143
113
294 Union Copper
l(j
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150
145
145
115
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121
13
63
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144
440
101
96
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67
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84
148
480
105
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118
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loo
118
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2
11
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100
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100
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U S Envelope com. ..100
100
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new (w
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'11
14
95
120
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24
114
195
84
6
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2
100
6
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92
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4
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66
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1
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7
35 Jan 3 19 Mai 38 '4 Nov
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74 Feb 3
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435
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20
9 / 4 Ian 4
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20
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20 1,020
14
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24 Jan 20 3 Jau 18
235
9 Jau 3
Shannon
10 8,172
7 Jau 30
Tamaraclc
20
601 121 Jan 9 134 Jan 17
3-'4 Jau 13
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Tecumseli
20 3,150
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20
35 Jau 19 30 Jan 19
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26
7 '8 J an 2
100
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20
25
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6 Jau 13
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.. 25
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.. 20
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4
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109
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32,750 70 Jan 20 7 7 Jau 16
Granby Consolidated. 10 9,739
Greene Consolidated. 10 8,470
25 4 25 4
95
23
i:8
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17 4 Feb
37 4 J'ly 43 4 Dec
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1,511
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24
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57 Dec
88 Dec
175 Apr
24 Jau
80 4 J an
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199 Oct
163 4 Apr
232 Apr
207 Apr
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334
9 Nov
9
64 Jan
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120
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23 Jan 18 23 Jan 18 22 Dec 22 4 J'ly
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6 Oct
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78
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520 12 4 J an 9 144 Jan 16
103 4 104
100
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68
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LastSale 564" Ja']i''o5 U S Kubber
1034
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100
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839 May 33
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944 95
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18
184
184
20 West Telep & Teleg.lOO 1,279 13 Jan 17 20 Feb 3
99
99
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245 Jan 23
178 Feb 3
171 Jan 6
306 Jan 11
25 Feb 2
724 Feb
172 Feb
130 4 Feb
l^6 Jan
I604 Jan 19
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146 Feb
66 Jan 24
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175 Jau 24
154 J an 21
614 Jau 20
244 Jau 5
208 Feb
166 Feb
232 Jan 24
2084 Jan 13
100 Feb 2
804 Jan 19
72 Jan 19
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10234
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807 99 4 Jan
257 257
257 4 257 4 Boston & Albany
100
226 254 Jan
155 15534 1554 I5508 Boston Elevated
100 1,289 a;151 Jan
Last Sale 245
242 4 Jan
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100
176-'*8l77 4 177
178 Boston & Maine
100
719 173 Jan
171
171
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10 171 Jan
La St Sale 3Uo Jan '05 Boston <fc ProvidencelOO
305 Jan
20-"=8
25
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234 Boston* Wor Elec Co
2,781 134 Jan
72^
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130 130
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429 124 Jan
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Last Sale 76'W4 Jau'()5 Conn cfe Pass Rlv pref 1 00
1604 Jan
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285 Jan
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145 116
145
146 Fitchburg pref
loo
430 142 Jan
66
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66
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loo
70 59 4 Jan
88
89
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90
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100
250 86 Jan
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100
7 175 Jan
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100
715 14 Jan
604 604 HO 4
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100
640 58 Jan
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2134 Jan
100
200 2004 2004 20ij N Y N
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200 4 Jan
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100
100
99 100
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740 79 Jan
'80
h6
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85
100
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502 78 Jan
Last Sale 70
68 Jan
Jan '05 Rutland pref
100
Last Sale 15
15 Jan
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52 54
54
64 Seattle Electric
100
145 50 Jan
J8
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99
99
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100
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100 23,765 113 Jan
9759 y'^'E
98
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116 9634 Jan
174 17-1
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100
13 Il72 Jan
9534 96
9;V'4 West End St
9534
50
163 93 Jan
114 114
114
115
50
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22
22
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350 214 Jan
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2
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31
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Tuesdaii
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BONDS
BOSTON STOCK EXCH'GE
I
Week Enddjq Feb
i;
Price
Week's
Friday
Range or
Feb 3
Last Sale
3
Ask Low
Bid
Am BeU Telephone 48 1908 J-J
J-J
Am Telep & Tel coU tr 43.1929 M-S
as Nebraska Ist 78.. 1908
Atch Top <fe S Fe cen g 48. 1995 A O
J'lyl995 Nov
AAlastment g is
Boston Elect Ught Ist 68. 1908 MS
102=8 10276 102^8
964 Sale 95 4
.
1924
1907
1944
1905
Improvement 4a.,..
Bostife Mon3di.sBue78...1904
Boston Terminal 1st S^as. 1947
1918
Bur <fe Mo Riv ex 6s
1918
Non-exempt 68
1910
Sinking fund 48
Bntte & Boston 1st 6s. ...1917
Ist
78.1916
Cedar Rap & Mo B
1909
2d7s
Cent Vermt Ist g48..Mayl920
OlUcBnrl & Q extend 4s. 1905
1919
Iowa Div Ist 5s
Consol 58
Boston & LoweU 4s
Boston <fe Maine 4H8
t
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1919
Iowa Div Ist 4s
1913
Debenture 58
1922
Denver Exten 4s
1927
Nebraska Exten 48
1921
B& S Wsf 348
1949
Illinois Div I3S
Joint bonds See Gt Northern
Ohio Jo By & Stk Yds 5s .1915
CoU trust reiundingr g 4sl940
M.S
FA
A-0
M-N
& W Mich gen 5s 1921
Mont cons 4s.. 1920
Conn Pass R 1st g 4s. ..1943
Concord
cfe
<fc
1927
Current River 1st 5s
Ist 4s... 1946
Det Gr Rap <fe
1913
Dominion Coal Ist 6fl
1906
Eastern let gold 68
1915
Fitohhnrg 48
1927
48
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1933
Unstamped 1st 6s
©tNor O B <&Q coll tr 4s 1921
Registered 48
1921
W
110
110
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99^8 Jan '02
101 Mar'03
1124 Jan '03
117
117
113
1124 Dec '04
112
10034 Sep '04
9934 Dec '04
1004102
12914
100
129 4 Sep '04
,
11714
113
82
O-F
82
100
107
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J.J
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101
F-A
100
IOOI4
105
100
M-N
MS
J-J
98
96
J-J
107
AG
99
1912 A-O
Cons Ist 4s
Mara Hough&Ont 1st 6a.l925 A-O
Mexican Central cons 48. .1911 J-J
993,
1064
994
Jan '05
Dec '02
Dec '04
964
964
lOS
Jan
107
9934 100
lstconsinc3s
104 105
99 4 100 4
'05
100
125 4J'ly'04
123 4 Apr '04
108 Jau'ti.1084J-an'05
9934
10734 Sale
10734
103
103
10
M-S
100 14 Sale
100 Sale
10034
904
94
1053^109
97 100
12434 125 4
123 4124 4
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1034104"^
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137
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Miyadmi
Jan. SO
Saturday
Jan. 28
*8434
86
103
103
844
86
*!03
103
103
37
373i,
184 184
374 38
134
13 14
13^8
184 184
Wedne.-iday
Thursday
Feb.l
Feb. 2
133f
63
5s
1915
1905
1905
1924
Old Colony gold 4s
Greg By & Nav con g 4s.. 1946
1922
Oreg Sh Line Ist g 6s
Repub Valley 1st 8 t 6s... 1919
Rutland 1st con gen 44s. 1941
Rutland-Canadian 1st 4sl949
Savannah Elec 1st cons 5s.l 952
1930
Seattle Elec 1st g 5s
1918
Torrington 1st g 5s
NY&N Eng Ist 78
J'eb.
'.
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No price
22^8 Dec '04
IGSs Nov'04
75 J'n6'03
584
76^^
13
25
16
95
94
96
100
100
Dec'04
Dec'04
FA
97
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M-S
J-J
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11120
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109
11944
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103 4 Jan '05
104
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10134
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98
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1905
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104 4 Sale
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J-J
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1911
conv 48
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U S Steel Corp 10-60 yr 5s. 1963
West End Street Ry 4s
1915
1914
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1916
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1917
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Wisconsin Cent Ist gen 4sl949
Wisconsin VaUey 1st 78.. 1909
"
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74
Aug'04
1st lien
Boston Bonds.
J'ne'03
103
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1904
1024 Ang'04
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J-J
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Philadelphia and Baltimore Stock
102
118
74
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10734
Jan '05
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100
95
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139
139
100
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98 4
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1114May'02
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1294
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"73"'
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824 13
Minne Gen Elec con s? 5s 1929
Sep '04
1929
994100
New Eng Cot Yarn 5s
Jan '04
1906
New EngTelephOs
Feb'04
1907
1004 1004
6s
J'lie'Oi
Bantje
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1910 J-J
Illinois Steel deben 5s
1014 i an '05
96 1004
Non-convert deben 68... 1913 A-O i024 8al6 1024 1024
9334 101
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1284 J'ne'04
123 1284
Kan C CUn<fe Spr Ist 5s.. .1925 A-O
101 Jan '05
97 10038
Kan C Ft S & Gull Ist 7s.. 1908 J-D 108
1034 Jan '05
1074110
1928 M-N
Kan C Ft Scott cfe M Cs
1254 Jan '05
117 1254
1934 MS
98
98 Jan '05
KanCMifc Bgen48
92
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94
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9434
81
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103 Jan '05
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106 1084
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1204 122
128
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A-O 101
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99
99
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J-J
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97
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Friday
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M-S
MS
110
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87
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112
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1904
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86
104
19% 204
384 3334
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100
Janll
Jan 19
Jan 13
354 Jan 11
13 Jan 19
84»4
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50
1334 19
Seaboard Air Dine
1 00
3734 374
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14
330 103
8,673
4,173
1,732
16
864 Jan
574 Jan
3
104 4 Jan 4
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50
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50
61
Elec Storage Batt
100
Preferred
100
©ermantown Pass
50
Harrison Bros pref... 100
Indianapolis St
100
Inter Sm Pow & Chem.50
Keystone Telephone ..50
Preferred
50
Keystone Watch Case. 1
5334
54
10=8
15
48
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594
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414
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10
104
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50
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50
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74 74 Consol
100
144 144
Do pref.t
10=8 11 '34 Electric Co of America 10
15
15
Gen Asphalt interim ctfs..
47=8 48
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1034 109 Lehigh Coal & Nav
50
594 59 ^j Lehigh Valley
50
100
54 54 MarsdenCo
6934 704 Pennsylvania RR
50
414 414 Pluladelp'a Co (Pittsb) 50
10
104 Philadelphia Electric. 25
244 1:5 Phila Rapid Transit J . 50
404 4734 Beading
50
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50
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50
50
58"a 584 Unlou Tracton
108 108 4 United Gas Impt
50
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100
.
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10
50
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Co:il....',o
Betide St«el Gs 1938. Q-F
45"
48"
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Indianapolis Ry 4s. 1933
Interstate Rys
3-3 4-4S 1943
F-A
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RRs 4s g
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4 4s g.l924.Q-F
Leh V C 1st 5s g '33.. J-J
LehV ext 4s 1st 1948. J-D
M-S
2d 7s 1910
Consol 6s 1923
J-D
Anuuity 6s
J-D
Gen cons 4s ad-lnt ctfs.
Leh Trac Ist 4s '29. J.D
A'ewCon Gas 5s 1948 J-D
Newark Pass con 5s 1930
Y Ph & No 1st 4s '39 J-J
Income 48 1939. ..M-N
No Penn Ist 4s '36..
M-S
Deben 68 1905
Penn gen 6s c 1910. .Var
Consol 63 c 1905... Var
Consol 5s o 1919... Var
M
63
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24
Steel.
Seash.50
93
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North Pennsylvania. 5i'
Penn Gas Coal
5;'
Pennsylvania Salt
50
Pennsylvania Steel.. loo
&
91
102
Elec
78
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Nesquehoning
5(i
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lOu
Phlla Co (Pitts) pret...5(
Phil German & Norris.5(
PhUa Traction
60
Railways General...!. 10
Snsqueh Iron & Steel.
Tidewater Steel
io
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Id
Unltod N J RR <fe C. ioo
Unit Pow & Trans
25
United Trac Pitts
50
Preterreil
50
Warwick Iron <fc Steel. lo
102^4 10234
V
47
100
1004
273
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N
474
163
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Inactive Stocks
Atlanta & Charlotte. 100
Atlan Coast Line BR. 100
Atlan Coast L (Conn) 100
Canton Co
100
Georgia Son & Fla...l00
1st pref
100
2d jpref
100
G.BS Brewing
100
Mt Vernon Cot Duck
Unit Elec L & P pref .50
Pot 5s
115
AU& Chl8t7.. .1907 J-J
1014 ib34
Atlan C
109
Atl Coast L(Ct)ctfs 58 J-D
Ctfa of indebt 43
J-J
112
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L ER48l9o2M.S
BaltCPas8l8t58'llM-N
Fnndg 5s. 1916 M-N
Exchange 34s 1930 J-J
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116
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r
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Oct
51
26*% Dec'
94N0T
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644
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19=4
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2d 7s
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Oity& Sub(Wa8)l8t5s'48
Col&Gmv Ist6s.l916 J-J
(Jonsol Gas 6s... 1910 J.D
1939 J.D
5s
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112
100
83
116
66
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GaSo & JTa Ist 58 1945 J .J
G-B-S Brew 3-4s 1951M-S
2d income 5s 1951 M-N
Knoxv Trac 1st 5s '28A-0
LakeE El Ist gu5s'42M.S
Mt Ver Cot Duck
Incomes
Ist 58.
N&O P
1214 122 4 Npt
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321
316
924 94
36
65
94
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93
94
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111
124
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150
97
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99
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8
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60
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&
4 May
4
125
BALTIMORE
Anacostia
.Tan
43 J'ne
18 4 May
B.\LTIMORE
Chas
Ga<fe
124
110
99
s f 5s
3'il6
Jan 10 28
103 4 10334
75
754
col tr 48 '21. J-J
nalt&PlatOsiul'll A-O
Penn & Md Steel con 6s
Bait Trac 1st 5s. .'29 M.N
Pa <fe N Y Can 78 '06. J-D
No Bait Div 5s 1942 J.D
Con 5s 1939
A-O
Convertible 5s. '06 M.X
A-O 1014
Con 48 1939
ib84 Cent'lRycon3sl'.K!2 M-N
Penn Steel Ist 5s '17 M-N
'43
Extit Imp 5s. 1932 MS
People's Tr tr certs 48
Chaa City Ry 1st 5s '23 J.J
V Co lst& col tr 5s'49 M-S 1104 111
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21
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Rochester Ry con 68 1930
U Trac Ind gen 5s'19. J-J
.
1084 1094
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1911
Feb 3
Jan 14
May tlS^Dec
Feb 114 Nor
5 4 J'ly 144 Nor
20 Aug 44 4 Nor
62 4 Jan 1314De«
3334 Feb 594 Deo
24 Mar 4 4 Nor
554 Mar 70 Deo
37=8 May 43=8 Oct
5 May 104 Deo
8 Jan 19 Nor
187,927 SO'^gJanlS 4734 Feb 3
19 4 Mar 41 4 Deo
274 4534 Jan 14 47 Feb 2 38 Mar 46 Deo
2,863 42 Jan y 464 Feb 3 28 Mar 42 4 Deo
1,029 58=8 Jan 16 69 Jan 5 4534 Jan 594 Deo
4,021 105 4 Jan 6 109=8 Jan 14 81 May 1 03 Deo
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254 Feb 2
64 Jan 20
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48
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3,153 104Jan25 114 Jau 4
1,068 10 Jan 9 174 Jan 27
2,584 40 4 Jan 7 49 Jan 26
2,144 105 Jan 25 IU4 Jan 3
26,085 5 2 4 Jan 9 594 Jan 19
534 Jau 17
3,110 47ioJan 3
22,630 07 4 Jan 25 70 4 Feb 3
4,146 4034 Jan 25 42 Jan 14
3,172
9=8 Jan 11 1038 Jan 14
9,520 11734 Jan 4 ?2G Jan 20
PHILADELPHIA
Ask
Berg&EBrw ist 6s'21 J-J
1st 5s '16 J-J
320
1,258
1,336
PliU Elec gold trust ctfs
Tru.st certUs 4s
Choc* iCe Ist 5s 1949 J-J 113
Ch Ok & G gen 5s '19 J-J 1094
4 Col St Ry 1st con 5s 1932
14 Cou Tracol N J Ist 5s. '33
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Brothers
Little Schuylkill
*
15
474
108
1081^4
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Con Electric. 5
West Jersey
104
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<fc
734 715i6
69
10a4 10334
484
25 4 25 4
74 Al Val E ext 7s 1910 A-O
AmRyscouvos 1911. J-D
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Iron
69 4
25
444441316
Ask
Coke. 100
100
Oonsol Trac Pitts
50
Preferred
50
DanvUle Bessemer... 14
Preferred
535
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Bonds
Cambria Iron
&
4
404 414
10
104
1085b 1083^
10
N Haven
107 41084
68»8 59
684
Amer Iron & Steel
BeU Telephone
Ut
154 154
474 474
16
110
6
American Cement
Blaston
144
10=0
474 484
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Diamond State
8
14^8
1034
734
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Central Coal
Preferred
484 484
254
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54
10834 109
25
25
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Pitt Un Trac 58 1997. J J
Poto Val Ist 5s 1941.. J-J
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64
J-D
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Va Mid 1st 6s 1900-.M.S
2d series 6s 1911. ..M.S 113
3d series 63 1916.. M-S
4th ser 3-4-68 1921. M-8
6th series 58 1926. M-S
Va
(State) 33
new '32. J-J
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N C con 63 1914 J-J
West
WesVa CAP 1st 6g'll J-J
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THE CHRONICLE.
596
and
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[Vol. lxxx.
l^ailr^atl Iwtjelligewcje*
*
GROSS EARNINGS^
The following table shows the gross earnings of every StFcAM railroad from which regular weekly or monthly returns
can be obtained. The first two colnmns of figures give the gross earnings for the latest week or month, and the last two
columns the earnings for the period from .0uSy i to and including such latest week or month. We add a supplementary
statement to show the fiscal year totals of those roads whose fiscal year does not begin with July, but covers some other
period.
2'lie
returns of the street railways are brought together separately on a subsequent page.
Latest Gro.is
BO ACS
or
Week
Month
AJaQt Southern. 31 wk Jan
N O <fe iexasNO&Noliast.
Ala
July 1
Earnings
Current
year
Previous
Year
S
58.057
S
56,073
to Latest
Current
Year
Date
!
8t
wk .Tan
wk Jan
1.725,229
38,000
24.000
27,000
W
1
<it.
i
AClGtMiG-lTES
WEEKLY SUMMARIES
Oct
week Nov.
week Nov.
week Nov.
week Nov.
week Deo.
week Dec.
week Dec.
week Dec.
week Janweek Jan.
week Jon.
4th week
l8t
2d
3d
4th
Ist
2d
3d
4th
l8t
2d
3d
(45 roads).
(4') roads).
(49 roads)
(50 roads).
(52 roads).
(50 roads).
(48 roa'ls).
(48 roads).
(48 roads).
(14 roads).
(47 roads).
(43 roads).
OF GUO.NS
Current Year Previous Yar
14.297,971
s>,480,183
9,475,7«6
9,765,176
13,338,073
8,976,t(32
9,021,499
8,927,835
12.958,401
Week
or
Month
Current
Year
$
1,852,123
t'iU'iiic
l8t
Isc
ROADS
Previous
Year
43,000 1,270,549 1,296.534
739,397
667.050
25,000
780,511
753,010
26.000
wk Jan
HI
Vtc
I
378.292
November
35,738
32,601
2«,453 1,104,021 1,128,640
3a wk Jan
AtchTop AS Fe. December. 8.235,182 6.035,716 34,615,087 35,812,269
317,857
306,092
1,570,955 1,428,567
Atlanta & ; liar.. November
507,345
336,375
87,994
59,968
Atlantic * B!r... December
Atl Coast Line... December 1,981,518 1.872,388 10,504,820 9.677.108
72,330
67,582
15,054
13,069
Bait* Ann SI... November
Decemiier. 5,412,259 5,189,279 34,544,733 34,415,551
Balt& Ohio
902,082
8 17,957
Banpor & Aroosi November. 174,108 142,252
5.515
27,821
36,946
5,682
Bellefonte Cent'] December
22,835
4,644
3,867
20,848
BrlrtRt ASaco U. November
BuflRoch* fittir 3d wk Jan 144,599 109,000 4,606,248 4,369,937
576,253
519.692
95,575
86,255
Bultalo &Snsq... December.
877,355
106,861 113,165
825,841
Oal <te North w'n. December
64,300
49.900 2,282,000 1,877.700
Canadian North. 3d WK Jan
Canadian Facliic 3d wk Jan 750.000 625,000 29,427,021 27,000,488
181,400 187,200 5,996,960 5.473,146
Cent'l oi; Georgia 3d. wk Jan
Cent'l of N Jersey uecemr>er 1,888,603 1,754. 8 3u 11,372,189 11,139,615
72,845
1,670
2,260
63,260
Chattan South'n. 3d wk Jan
Chesap & Ohio... December 1,721,082 1,578.929 10,458.404 9,649.563
ChloA Alton Ry. eo ember 1,017,987 948,505 6,881,465 6,077.716
131,005 127,519 4,386,734 4.854,342
Chlo Gt Western 3d wk Jan
88,703
86,273 3,151,297 3,056,776
ChioInd&L'v... 3d wk Jan
Chlo Milw & 8t f December. 4.183,830 4,168,007 26,621,382 26,203,657
December. 4,441,871 4,214,381 29,589,106 29.227,288
ChicA North
Chic St P M & O. December. 1,067,627 1.055.514 6,500.133 6,458,251
870,277
27,896
25,431
919,108
Chlo Term Tr RK 3d wk Jan
Otn N O & T Pao. 3d wk Jan 126,057 115,343 4,085,469 8,761,401
eceiuber ,0U5,394 1,697,237 12,141,288 11,070,132
CI Cln Ch & St L.
269,40V 263,968 1,527,521 1,546,016
Peoria <fe Eaat'n D.Ticember.
133,292 114,749 3.550,179 3,589,240
Colorado & South 3d wk Jan
95,916
21,115
94,440
18,603
Cel Newi) & Lau. Novenaber.
267,133
44,514
42,035
240,627
Copper Range... November.
24,094
3,259
4,269
36,711
Cornwall
November
100,915
21.788
116,833
17,009
Cornwall &Leb.. November
Deny. & Rio Gr... 3d wk Jan 297,900 286,500 9,864,916 9,805,377
488.198
78,419
490,403
82,583
Det& Mackinac. December
27.891
874,641
918,489
26,214
Detroit Southern. 3d wk Jan
47,106
40,27i< 1,490,654 1,505,928
DalSotih&Atl.. 3d wk Jan
Erie
December 3,753,903 3,412,611 23,752,536 23,846,773
3,132
18,367
15,959
3,326
F'rchlld&N'r'e'n December.
40,882
3.3,519
7,957
6,580
Fannv & Powhat November
FtW&L>envCity November 256,723 237.136 1,099,159 1,272,942
December, 213.072 211,891 1.294,608 1,250,390
Georgia RR
877,721
858,067
Qa South <fe Fla.. December. 157,148 153,819
35,843
57,437
QllaValO A N.. October...
Gr Trunk Systenj 3d wk Jan 597,222 523,681 20,311,156 20,377,549
92,463 2,759,162 3,007,211
GrTr. West'n 2d wk Jan 102,114
DetGrH&M.. d wk Jan 32,146 27,924 840,049 348,649
Great Northern. December. 3,506,284 3,061,781 23,219.607 2,951,287
Montana Cent'l December. 204,013 208,782 1,186,232 1,08'2,098
Total system. December. 3,710,297 3,270,563 24,405,839 24,033,385
33,769 1,046,956 1,050,748
Gulf<S3hlpl8land 3 a wk Jan
34,511
Hocking Valley.. 3d wk Jan 104,781 107,184 3,566,936 3,525,309
Ulinoia Central.. December. 4,493,103 3,806,150 25,870,603 24,032,382
150,273
106,238
25,316
21,690
Illinois Southern DecemOer
173,591 136,685
868,371
777,759
Ind 111 <fe Iowa... December
Int <fe Gt North'ii 3d wk Jan
100.96b 11JU743 3,685,134 3,636,970
106,143 113,575 3,172,132 3,1'24.070
tlnteroc(Mex)... 3d wk Jim
4>;,979
47,761 1,467,333 1,354,8851
3d wit .)an
Iowa Central
30.200
22,936
993,910
951,056
Kanawha &Micli 3d wk J^u
Kan City South'n December. 008,663 602.427 3,375.496 3,286,311
438,492
2,645,763
LakeErie&Westn Docember
442.190
2,770,983
Lelilgh Val RR.. -\ovember. Z 5b3,821 2,251,849 15,804,115 15,256,163
40,123
234,514
288,799
Lexiue <fe Kast'n. December.
39,406
Inc.
I tie.
35.642
Long Inland
December.
247,959
4ri.03G
409.803
312,888
Louisiana &Ark. December
67,662
Louisv <te Nashv. 3d wk Jan
742,465 751,410 21,622,141 20,1)45,024
13,050
73,617
73,302
Macon & Birm... Decembtr.
13,610
.'"),H02
34,187
37,332
Man'teecfc(ir. i-,;,p Novemiier
4,282
165,265
153,521
Manih <te No ICaa Novejbber
25,039
26,356
40,327
Manistiquo
5,819
47,450
December
4.627
22,118
173, 35
169,628
Maryl'd
i'enn.. December.
23,372
tMexicanCeut'i.. December .2,213,551 2,166,362 12,469,926 12.51.8,048
JMexican Iitoru. November
566,074 605,029 2,750,266 2,773,911
(Mexican Ry
Wk Janl4 113,500 119,400 3,161,00(1 3,030,400
592,.»>88
569,781
JMexlcanSomh'ij 2d wk JaL
20,426
24,500
ilillen it So'w'n. December.
27,402
5,124
40,8y9
6,347
Mineral Range.. 3d wk Jan
322,306
11,787
385,089
11.816
Minneap A fat L. 3(1 wk Jan
i,4'-;o
1,728,403 1,744,660
52.241
Mo ICan <fe Tex:!."- 3d wk Jaii 338,04i 365.446 11,861,000 10,636,649
Mo Pac & Iron M 3d wk .Ian 705.000 795,001) 24,509,833 24,184.933
Ceutrul Brancli 3it wk Jan
896,000 1,078,000
26,000
41,000
Total
3d wk Jan 730,000 836,000 25,405,833 25,262,933
Ala <fe Vlc'ksbV'
VloUeb Sh 6i i\
Allegheny Valley
Ann Arbor
Latest dross Jiamings
Inc. or Deo.
9
13,989.402
8,758,879
9,093,461
8.794,167
11,473,957
8,373,471
8,3(i2,002
8,288,087
12,476,020
7,18(;,66'J
6,7.10.80(1
7,365,01>-
7,621, (;!)6
7,479,872
7,328,114
MStPA; 8 StM. 3d wk Jan
Alob Jack At K C. Wk Deo 31
MobUe& Ohio. 3d wk Jan
Nash Ch
2d wk Jan
Ht L
{Nat'lRRof Mex 3d wk Jan
155,022
Julv
Previous
Year
1 to Latest
Current
year
$
119,534
8,138
133,7e8
194,656
220,782
14,354
Dat*
Previous
Year
5,071,348
246,597
4,373.018
195,756
131.824
4,.591.060 4,297,015
165,791
5.524,434 5,385,624
<fe
221,638
6,270,454 6,268,863
14,089
123,433
Nev-Cal-Oregon December.
112,392
3 93'^
3,397
13,797
Nevada Central.. November
17,031
HudRiv December 6,893!934 6,443,525 42,100,406 41,209,41tr
N
N YOnt<Sfc West. December. 544,523 467,380 3,659,468 3,466,634r
N Y Susq & West December. 231,606 228,001 1,306,126 1.268,660
Norfolk <fc West'n December 1,997.213 1,826,155 11,811,440 11,383,3311
Northern Centra December. 825,540 824,240 5,409,854 5,270,154
Ncrth'n Pacltic.. December. 4,263,618 3,799,120 27,886,40? 26,533,845
16.773
15,817
93,375
Ohio Rlv& West. November
93,687
489,029 450,017 2,821,334 2,666.543
Pacific Coast Co November
ePenn— EastP&E December 10097675 9,228.175 61,449,518 62,471,118
Inc. 7 61.200
Inc. 63 0,800
eWestP&E... December.
Pere Marquette.. 3d wk Dec 232,049 199,934 6,472,243 5,615,050
PhilaBalt&W'sh December 1,102,203 1,126,203 7.030.738 7,025,838
Phlla& Erie
November 701,188 620,166 3,625,038 3,607,324r
Pittsb C C & St I December. 2,120,894 1,872.156 12,490,445 12,718,976
4.247
21,007
5,086
20,08a
Raleigh
Fear November
Readiuf? Railway December 3,201,588 2,787,531 18.171,251 17,663,96*
Coal&lrCo... December 3,681,643 2,906,794 16,887,204 15,720.950
Total Both Cos. December 6,883,231 5,694,305 35,058,455 33,384.898
115,272 105,518
575,376
558.249
Rich Fr'ksb & P November
61,379
56,143
206,898
Rio Grande Jot,. October...
226,058
273,677
8,545
265.263
Rio Grande So.
9,855
3d wk Jan
Rock Isl'd Sys. .November 4.132,406 3,911,772 19.499,912 21.086,343
1,349,228 1,329,489
Rutland RR..., Decembtr
95,io6
99,413
558,260
583,066
St Jos&Gr 1...
November
StL&San Franj; November 3,610,405 3,090,720 17,184,400 15,723.488
129,572 163,290 5,161,750 4,508,323
St L Southwest .. 3d wk Jan
StLVan&TH.. December 211,868 194,202 1,793,908 1,277.431
Seaboard Air L.. November 1,154,815 1,057,121 5,463,521 5,056,557
730,622
671,211
Southern Ind
December. 121,557 105,999
So Pacific Co 6... December. 8,413,350 8,646.601 49.470,133 49,881,284
Southern Rallw'v 3d wk Jan 915,418 908,415 27,502,081 25,567,028
Terre
& Ind . .". December. 164,135 165,829 1,145,085 l,098,09(i
331,439'
70,414
60,032
366,112
TerreH&Peor.. December.
14,941
15,176
522,586
479,413
Texas Centra! . . 3d wk Jan
Texas & Pacific.. 3d wk Jan 248,149 242,202 7,613,882 7,234.201
17,100
17,800
56,200
51,200
TexS
.. October..
59,231 2,362,733 2,167,120
56,556
Tol & Ohio Cent 3d wk Jan
30,909
758,111
23,816
743,549
TolP&Weet.... 3d wk Jan
59,341
56,803 2,166,506 1,837,179
3ii wk Jan
TolStL&
12,024
9,934
361,891
332,481
Tor Ham &Butt. 2d wk Jan
Un Pac System .. December 4,982,246 4,956,338 31,533.368 29,991,386
41,665
50,740
298,543
341,491
Virginia & So W'n December.
Wabash
4thwk Jan 620,257 564,042 16,558,024 14,038,142
Jersey <fe Sea'c December. 244,574 243.974 2,532,206 2,535,706
96,226
65,940 2,640,218 2,638,434
Wheel &
4thwk Jan
11,522
77,938
77,284
13,419
Wm'sport&N.Br. November
531,289 504.948 3,530,731 3,448,563
Wisconsin Cent.. December
16,731
18,621
103,698
90,379
Wrightev«& T'n.. December.
Yazoo & MiB,'>. V. December. 1,029.178 846,215 4.629,323 4,028,711
8,041
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VAN W
W
W
LE
VARIOUS FISCAL TXAES
Allegheny Valley
Atlanta & Charl Air Lane.
Jan,
.
Atlantic & Birmingham...
Bellefonte Central
Chic St P Minn & Omaha.
International & GtNorth'n.
Lake Erie
Western
Manistee & North Eastern.
Mani.stique
.Maryland & Pennsylvania.
tMe.xican International .. .
.
&
;Mexican Railway
{Mexican Southern
Missouri Pacific
Central Branch
Total
JNational RR of Mexico
N orthcm Central
ePennsy., East of P & E
cWestof
Mar.
Dec
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Ian.
P&E
Pere Marquette
PhUa Baltimore
& Wash.
.
Philadelphia cfc Erie
Pitts Ciu Chic. & St Louis.
Rio Grande J uuct ion
St L Vandalia & Terre H
Terrc Haute & ludianap ...
Terre Haute & Peoria
.
. .
Texas & Pacific
West J or.sey & Seashore
Current
Year
Period
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Jan.
Jan.
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
Previotu
Year
Dec. $60 2,656
30
30 $2,720,469 $2,490,064
31
59,968
87,994
74,072
31
57,276
12,055,269
Deo. 31 11,480,169
301,767
288,350
Jan. 21
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Deo.
Deo. 31 4,970,992 5,218,728
341,513
381,576
Nov. 30
70,007
83,412
Dec. 31
272,254
273,197
Dec. 31
Nov. 30 6,311,873 6,494,465
273,600
230,500
Jan. 14
42.111
39.001
Jan. 14
Jan. 21 1,991,000 2,182,000
109,000
64.000
Jan. 21
Jan.
Jan.
Deo.
Deo.
Deo.
Dec.
Deo.
21
21
31
31
31
21
31
Nov. 30
Dec. 31
Oct. 31
31
Deo.
Deo.
Deo.
Jan.
Deo.
31
31
21
31
2,055,000 2,2!» 1,000
672,226
621.664
10,288,448 10,310,348
118145194 ii2626394
43.900
Dee.
11.804.806 10,906,028
13,603.549 .3,649,849
7,095,703 7.215,330
24,108,605 ;4,599.S20
542,741
514,786
400,078
489,882
337,247
344,146
132,6(i5
104,340
724.979
700,^64
4,307,658 4.260,558
EABtIN aiVGS— WccKly and. MoutUly.
P. C-
MONTHLY SUMMARIES
+309,569 2-21 Month Jan. 1904 (127 rds.)
+721, .304 8-23 Month Feb. l;»04 (129 rds.)
+ 382,325 4-20 Mouth Mar. 1904 (125 rds.)
+971,009 11-04 Month Apr. 1904 (127 kLs.)
+ 1,864,116 lC-34 Month May 1904 (128 rds.)
+ 603,361 7 21 Month Juno 1904 (108 rds.)
+ 059,497 7-89 Month July 1901 (125 rds.)
+ 639,74,- 7*72 Mouth Aug. 1904 (122 rds.)
+482,384 3-87 Month Sept 1904 (124 rds.)
+455.869 6-77 MontU Oct 1904 (124 rds.)
-258,77^ 3-39 Mouth Nov. 1904 (124 rds.)
+ 151,758 2 07 Month Dec 1904 ( 67r(l3.)
Current Year Previous Yar
Inc. or
Dec
121,307,020 127,083,582 —5,776.562
118,44.5,889 116,448,815 +2,997,074
—75,823
133,218,211 133,294.034
132,433,290 136,783,139 —4,349,849
130,935,613 134,660,386 —3,724,773
—928,684
113,351,491 114,280,175
132,242,621 139,712,.599 —7,469,978
+734,020
145,292.493 144,558,473
151,475,024 147,338,536 +4,136,488
159,732,959 154,758,622 + 4,974.337
154,304.117 140,909,476 + 13.394,641
59,429,656 55,069,547 + 4,360,109
currency,
b Includes the Houa A Tex. Cent and Ita subald. lines In both yeara and for both periods.
t .Mexican
operated, g Includes the Chicago & Eastern Illinois in both years.
»-
P.O.
4-66'
2-60
006
318,
2-771
081
5-35
0-51
2-81
3-21;
9 -511
7-93'
Covers lines directly]
1
Feb.
.
—
>
.
—
.
.
THE CHKONICLE.
4, 19U5.J
Latest Gross Earnings by Weeks.— For the third week
January our statement oovers 48 roads, and shows
2-07 per cent increase in the aggregate oyer the same week
5!)7
,
of
last year.
3d week of January.
1905.
Previously rep'd (32rdB)
AtttDama Ot. soatbein..
Central of Gteor^la
Ohattanooga soatbem.
Ohio. Term. Tranefer
Oln. N. U. & Texas Pao.
Detroit
Soatbem
Oalntli Bo. Sbore
OoU &
&
Atl.
BhlD Island
Mineral R»n«e...
MobUe dbOMo
Texas Central............
Total (43 roads)
Net increase i207
p. e.
1904.
Ineretut.
6,816,486
58.0S7
181,400
l.«70
27.896
123.057
27,891
47.106
34,511
11.816
131.824
15.178
6.681.030
56.073
187,20J
2.2«0
25,431
115.343
26,2)4
40.278
33.769
11.787
133.788
14.941
354,(547
7,479,872
7,328,114
379,223
161.758
...
.
Dterecuz.
219,111
1,984
5,800
590
2,465
10,714
1.677
6,828
1,964
237
.
January.
teeek of
1905.
FrevlouBly rep'd 42 rd's)
1
Alabama
Oln. N. O.
Gt.
Soatbem..
& Texas Pao..
Mexican Railway
Mexican Soatbern
Toronto Ham. & Buffalo.
Total (47 roads)
,.,.„.,
Net decrease (3-£9
>>.
190 i.
$
9
7,039.686
57,631
124.741
113.500
20,426
9,934
7,300,825
7,365,918
7,624,696
Inereate.
*•-.
139,526
3.389
11,036
113.705
119,400
24,500
12,024
227,455
400,665
412,729
258.778
Net Earnings Montiilir to Lffitest Uatea,— The table follow
shows the gross and net earnings of Stbam rallroade
reported this week, A full detailed statement, Including ail
roads from which monthly returns can be obtained, is glvoF
Mice a month In these columns, and the latest statement n
this kind will be found In the Chbonioi-e of Jan 21
18C5,
The next will appear in the Issue ot Feb. 26, 1905.
•
Ing
— Gross Earnings. —
Road*
Atlantic
'
I
& Blr.RR.aDec.
Current
Previous
Tear,
Tear^
S
S
Net Earnings.——
Current
Previous
Year
.
M. b.Dec.
8.
July 1 to Dec. 3i...,
ash. ('h..-fe8t
.b. Deo.
July Ito Dec. 31...,
I
735,761
631,982
4,639,G9«)
»f^6.41t
4,0j>4,818
6,18i,t06
853,219
5,011,118
Year,
$
$
265,281
257,786 def. 8,345
83,722
542,592
534,527
30,427
64,313
544,523
467,380
112,087
59,170
3,659,468 3,466,634 1,155,993
857,818
231,606
228,001
81,407
98,378
1,306.126 1,268,660
470,701
494.396
1,997,213 1,826.155
753,169
f85,938
11,811,440 11,383,331 4,799,322 4,663,886
825,540
824.240
125,298
141,298
10,288.448 10,310,348 2.459,437 2,336.637
Llnesdlreotlyoperated
JEi»8t0fPltts.AE.Dec 10.097.676 9,328.175 2.590.137 2.203,537
jjan. Ito Dec. si. ..118145191 122626394 36,342,252 37,853.352
«8iof Pitts. diJS.Dec.
Inc.
761,200
Ino,
666.20O
Jon. Ito Deo. 31
Deo. 743,900
Inc. 1.246.700
Phil. Bait. & Wash.bDec
1,102,203 1.126,203
233,150
263,150
3,814.021
4,031,221
aiourande South. bDec.
44,179
40,795
24,932
17.407
July Ito Dec 31....
246,365
242, '^46
122,937
105,515
ISonth. Pao.Co.a..Dec 8.418,350 8,646,601 2,976,015 3,156.495
July 1 to
Dec
31. ...49.470,133 49,881,284 17,294,778 17,022,745
3,916,072
July 1 to Dec 81-.- 24,929,833 23,019,090
Mobile AOhlo.a.. Dec.
714,428
665.495
July 1 to Deo. 31.
4,224,418 3,925,884
Cin. N.O.&T P.a.Dec
603.509
52?,597
July 1 to Deo. 31.... 3,719,710 3,429,930
Ala. Gt. South. a.. Dec
311,613
272,557
July Ito Dec. 31.... 1,680,661 1,564,202
Ga. South.&Fla.aDec
153.S19
157.148
July Ito Dec. 31
877.721
858,067
Toledo AO. Cent. a. Dec.
315,299
293,^47
July 1 to Dec. 31.... 2,183,597 1,998.671
DnloaPao. Systa..Dec 4,982,246 4,956,338
July 1 to Dec 3i.... 31,633,868 29,991,386
W.Je'-sey * ee-ieh.bDec.
244,574
248.974
Jan. 1 to Dec 30
4,307,658 4,260,653
Wisconsin Cent'l. fo Dec
531,289
504,948
July 1 to Dec 3i
3,530,731 3,448,563
^rlghtsv.A T«nn.bDec.
July 1 to
Yaz^io
Dec
3i
A Mlss.Val.a.Dec
Dec 31..,..
July 1 to
xl8,621
X103,698
Xl6,731
x90,379
1,029.178
846.215
4,629,323 4,028,711
1,279.405 1.147.083
7,610,545 6.877,784
268,017
226,312
1,454,428 1,272,720
141,163
125,189
859,407
766,153
64,442
54,582
823,423
362,993
46.640
47,802
230.558
219,770
67,828
31,796
664.492
502,748
2,445,634 2,428,875
15,214.711 14,184,467
df.21,989 df.33,989
1,049.516
945,916
168,136
150,314
1,311,502 1,216,825
6.636
5,018
37,992
22,749
441,866
348,240
1,489,346
978,963
a Net earnings here given are after deducting taxes.
b Xet earnings here given are before deducting taxes.
d Net. after deducting taxes Is $116,170 and 898,852
363,026
2,464,340
206,651
1,435,302
22H,890
2,127.628
222,02%
1,360,628
for 1904
and 1903 respectively for December and $810,882 and $792,186
from July 1 to Deo. 31.
I Houston & Texas Central and Its subsidiary lines are Included.
] These figures Include results on the Buffalo & Allegheny Valley
for period
Division In both years.
M Including other income, total
income (exclusive of results of ooal
companies) for Deo. is $903,694 In 1904, against $622,639 In 1903,
and for period from July 1 to Deo 31 is $3,860,769 In 1904. against
$6,074,276 In 1903. Deductions from total Income for additions and
Improvements were $61,951 in December, 1904. against $57,666 in
1903, and from July 1 to December 31 were $749,576 in 1904, against
$34\9991n 1903,
x
Includes $430 "other income" for December this year, against
last year and for period July 1 to Deo. 31 $2,390 this year.
against 82,574 last year.
$391
Interest GharsreR and Sarplns.
— Int., Pentals, etc. —
-Bal. of Net Eam'gs,—,
Current
Previous
Current
Previous
Year.
Year.
Year.
Year,
Roads.
$
$
a.tlantiod(Birm
Dec
14.392
7.542
11.821
7,755
July 1 to Dec 31...
87,225
87,958
74,647
68,544
Buffalo *8'squeh,.Dec.
15,101
*36,eoo
12,239
•59,325
July 1 to Dec 31...,
107,955
*190,449
73,745
•207,274
Ulev.Oln.Ch.ASt.L Dec.
266,434
308.247
454,121
77,227
Joly 1 to Dec 3i..., 1,847,370 1,855,686 1.935,711 1,068.835
Peoria AEast.. ..Dec
44,581
44,588
46,492
10,766
July 1 to Dec 31....
267,482
267,476
159,418
98,762
Den. A R.Grande. _
Dec
316.449
332,925
1243,675
1186.842
July 1 to Dec 81
2,076,874 1.998,732 tl,777,035 tl,b24,463
aul. So. 8h. & Atl... Deo.
90.641
83,641 *df 15,880 *df.S3,303
July Ito Deo. 31....
567,134
531,850 -df. 89,970 •Qf 63,941
Georgia BR
Dec
•28,462
a'51.415
a51,S79
•12,264
July 1 to Dec. 31.... a313,914 a308,878
*118,726
•99,172
Gulf & Ship Isl
Dec.
•22,924
25.450
20,406
•30,273
July 1 to Dec 31....
"100,181
147,467
117,600
'252,499
ndlana I11.& la ...Dec.
23,439
22,874
33,607
8.060
July 1 to Dec. 31
142,058
137.242
117,403
18,282
Eanawbadk Mich.. .Dec
19,880
20.541 *df.7,686 -dM9,711
July 1 to Dec 31....
120,238
•4,941
•9,610
123.401
& Moriah—
Oct 1 to Deo. 31
LoulsrnaA Arban.Dec.
L.
Champlaln
July 1 to
to Dec. 31
33,881
28.974
1,055 deM,463
<ehlKh Valley KK.bDec.
2..'i83,S20 2,251,849
88^2,213 s323,844
July 1 to Deo. 3i
16,804,115 15,256.163 s6,549.i64 s5,853,99i
«xln»?'n &£aRt.b. Deo.
39,406
40,123
12.0S0
11,036
July 1 to Dec. 3i ..
234,514
288,799
67,633
62,373
-ong Islandb
Deo.
Ice. 35,642
Inc.
36,035
July 1 to Dec. 3i...
Inc. 247,959
Inc. 197.663
ouls'na & Arkan .aDeo.
67.662
48,039
24,081
7,661
July 1 to Deo. 31...
4G9.803
312,SU8
160.287
65.016
[Ineral Range b. Dec.
65,932
46.784
13,102
def.4,188
July 1 to Dec. 31 ,
350.243
290,219
107,531
32,276
1
.8t.P.&8.
Year.
$
Cham plain & Morlahb—
.
Ont.A West.aDeo.
July 1 to Dec. 31...
«. V. Sns. & West.a Deo.
July 1 to Dec. 8l...
SorfolkA West'n.b.Dec.
July 1 to Dec 81...
Northern Central bDeo.
Jan. 1 to Dec 31
87,994
507,345
..
.
N. i
Year
«
Oct
Net Earnings.
^
Current
Previous
Oct 1 to Dec. 31....
July 1 to Dec. 81
—
59,968
26,213
15.297
July 1 to Deo. 3i...
336,376
161,878
106,502
A.tlant Coast L.a.. Dec
1,981..'^18 1,872,388
798,635
700,845
July Ito Dec. 31... 10,504,820 9,677,103 3,768,322 3,509,695
Baltimore & A.nnaponft
Short Llne.a
Not.
15,054
13,089
5,428
4.845
July Ito Nov. 30 ..
72,330
67,562
24,428
22.823
3aaalo<&S'aqiieb.a Deo.
95,575
86.255
31,134
32,171
July 1 to Dec. 3i
576,253
519,692
203.834
192.372
3anartlan Paoiflo.a Dec. 4,562,142 4.264.815 1,662,669 1,581,14^
July 1 to Dec 3l.... 27,152,022 24,906,488 9,144.748 8,668,044
Jent.of Geortrla.i Dec.
996,523
926,891
325,023
3)8,246
July 1 to Dec. HI
5,484.080 4,922,996 1,701,085 1,282,329
Jhesap. 4 Ohio. b.. Dec. 1,721,082 1,578,929
615.278
481,!S95
July I to Dec. 3i... 10,458,404 9,619,563 3,945,547 8,333,973
Jhloago <b Alton. a. Dec. 1,017,987
305,6R7
948,605
337.343
July 1 to Dec. 3i... 6,881,465 6,077,716 2,524,338 1,999,961
3hlo. Gt. West'n.b.Dec.
662,186
685.208
188,232
189.586
July 1 to Deo. 3
4,000,938 4.461,902 1,300.713 1,281,081
Dhlo. M. &8t. P. a. .Dec.
4.183.830 4,168,007 1,687.827 1,707,369
July Ito Dec. 3l....2ti,621,382 26,203.657 10,603,994 10,255!096
Jhlo.Ter.Transr.b.Dec.
125.120
131.878
49,790
33.C98
July Ito Dec. bi....
789,800
842,93*
292,133
320,495
JLOln.Ohl.&St.L.bDec. 2,C03,394 1,697,237
720.505
385,473
July 1 to Dec. 31.... 12,141.288 11,070.132 3,783,081 2.924,521
Peorla(b£as'n..b Dec
269,402
263,968
5S,35»
91.073
July 1 to Deo. 3i... 1,527,621 1,546,016
426,900
866,23
loior'do &8onth.b.Dea
550,061
469,838 dl36,047 dl20,229
July 1 to Dec. 31... 3,203,889 3,273,493 a930,145 d927,280
Den.&Rio Q'de b...Dea 1,447,717 1.237.888
681,105
511,183
July 1 to Deo. 3i... 8,982,116 8,988,077 3,782,431 3,543,957
>ul. Bo. 8h.<St Atl. b.Dec.
207,113
190.925
72,328
54,772
July 1 to Dec. 3l... 1.3ai,502 1,387,536
469,933
463,774
irle.a
Dea 3.753.903 3,412.611
965,771
733,395
July 1 to Dec. 3 ... 23.752.536 23,846,778 7,378,282 6,832,720
JeorglaRR.a..
Dec.
213,072
211.891
61.055
62,970
July 1 to Deo. 3i .. 1,291,808 1,250,390
413.039
274.770
lulJ & Ship Isl'd.a.Dec.
164,571
155,537
47,801
49.679
July 1 to Dec. 3i...
946,150
946,255
213,977
364,162
lllnolB Central... a.Dec.
4.493,103 3,806.160 1,627.651 1,127,424
July 1 to Dec. 31
.23,870.603 24,032,382 8,784,703 6,361.835
ind. 111. & lowu.a Dec.
173,591
136.685
57,046
30,924
July 1 to Deo. 31...
868,371
777.759
259,461
156,524
Umawha&Mtnb.a Dec,
138 396
136.672
11,660
334
July 1 to Dec. 31 ..
905,740
883,863
121,660
129,487
Can. city Bonth.a .Dec,
608,663
602,427
202,856
211,614
July 1 to Dec. 3l... 3.375,496 3,286,311 1,017,784
901,3X9
i.
Sew London Northernb—
Southern Rail way Syst.—
Southern Ball w. a Dec 4,239,515
Deereate
4.074
2,090
153,951
Year.
Roads.
Jan. 1 to Dec. 31. ...13,603,549 13,649,8*9
"8,900
n.K
Year.
•*
$
54.2il2
Gross Earnings. —
—Current
Previous
Pennsylvania—
742
29
For the second week of January our final statement covers
47 roads, and shows 3 39 per cent decrease in the aggregate
from the same week last year.
2d
,
"Mineral
Dec
31
Range
...
Dec
July 1 to Dec. 31 ..
Vashv. Ohat.*8t. L.Dec
July 1 to Dec. 31
.
863
694
11.350
68,100
9.446
56,680
150.502
903,014
10,204
56,554
9,696
68,709
149,682
898,289
•511
•df. 5,022
•16.680
*df.729
•17,891
•103,781
*3,80S *df.l3,781
•51,560 •df.26,096
72,443
56,149
462,339
532,288
New London Northern—
tr.
Oct 1 to Dec. 31
July 1 to Dec. 31
Y. Out. & West. Dec.
July 1 to Dec. 31
orfolk
. .
&
Weflt'n....Dec.
July 1 to Dec. 31
'{10 Grande South. Dec.
July 1 to Dec. 31
69,953
125,093
g32,254
gd66,379
315,397
1,810,379
17,H33
1C9.0J3
T .Jlerto & Ohio C»<n. Deo.
37.772
July 1 to Dec. 31....
226,807
62,222 •de.62.485 •de.22,515
125,597 •de.82,998 •de.48,931
2,874
49,8 33
S'j6.296
789.614
515,603
g3 12,215
418,047
437,772
267.891
1,589,019 2,988,943 3,074,867
17,<?33
10.^.074
39,.570
238,014
•7,099
•16,939
•31,715
•463,088
•def.428
'def.342
•df.l,129
•319,768
THE CHRONICLE.
598
—
f—InU, Rentals, etc.
Previous
Current
144,774
875,662
Current
Previous
Tear.
Tear.
('Balance Sheet of Jan. SO, 1905
This company owna a majority of the capital stock of the
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co., namely, 121,962,10) of its |43,.
980,000 common stock and $1,061,790 of its $1,736,700 pre.
ferred stock; also sundry other sesurifcies as shown below.
It will be noted that the company now has a profit and loss
surplus of $17,324,953.
hwe beeen favored with the balance sheet of Jan. 20,
1905, which we compare with that of June 30, 1904, and
that of June 3), 1903, as follows:
BALANCK BHSBT.
June 30,
Juni^ 30,
Jan. 20,
$
$
144,709
873.438
$
WlBConsln Central.. Dea
Jnly Ito Dec 31...,
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Connecticat.
-Bal. of Net Eam'gs.—.
Tear.
Tear.
Heads.
/
.
*12,012
*27,840
*455,653
*370,914
After allowing for other Income received.
^,
^.
Tliese tigureB are after allowing for other Income andf ordlsoomit
and exchange. The sum of $10,000 Is deducted every month from
Burplus and placed to credit of Renewal Fund.
aCharges here Include road-rental (paid by lessees) and other
deductions.
.
,
^
These are net charges after aUowlng for other Income received.
*
t
We
K
Street aailwaj Net Earningrs.— The following table glvea
the returns of Stbekt railway gross and net earnings received
this week. The last general summary which we furnish once
a month, and in which we bring together all the roads from
which monthly returns can be procured, was given Jan.
28, the next will be given Feb. 25.
,— Gross Earnings.
,
,
& Hud. RK.a Dec.
Current
Previous
Current
Previous
Tear.
Tear,
Tear.
Tear.
Other bonds
Auburn & 8yra. Eleo. b —
Oct Ito Deo. 31....
11,604
21,199
51,461
59,187
30.025
67,113
135,232
149,852
July 1 to Dec. 31....
Olnolnnati Dayton <fe To11,624
13,315
38,939
37,300
ledo Traotlon.b...Deo.
154,578
142,714
327,961
32:1.318
June 1 to Dec 3i
Oltlz ins' Rallw'y & Light
Co. (MuEcatine, la.)—
^, ^„,
41,484
112,130
Jan. 1 to Dec 3i....
Elmlra Water L'htA RR \i-( Street Bailteay Department only.)
8.798
11,906
42,051
43,122
Oct Ito Dec 31....
23,112
37,471
105,171
103,723
JoXy Ito Dec 31...
Milwaukee Elec. Ry.
A
,
Dec
Light Co..b
300,931
Jan. 1 to Dec 31.... 3,218,694
Milwaukee Light, Heat &
Traction Co. b... Dec
Jan. 1 to
Dec
38.242
461,955
31....
„».,.=
274,145
3.030,477
„„
,
Ito Dec
31.... 4,308,080
140,1«9
1,503,567
21,140
244,991
14,485
209,882
50,556
50,713
598,874
47,925
49,442
564,977
25,053
262,469
58,227
711,596
13,469
„
32,584
422,902
Musfeegan Trac. * Lt. Co.— (All departments.)
147,180
150,444
Mar. 1 to Dec 31....
102,362
111.153
Oakl'd Trans. Con. bDec
Jan. Ito Dec 31.... 1,258,135 1,137,041
Bat Fran. Oakland & San
27.462
41.839
Dec
joseRy
468.529
Jan. Ito Dec. 31-...
183,592
208,727
Seattle Electric Co. Dec
Jan. Ito Dec 31... 2.321,234 2,093,725
Toledo Bowling Green
24,397
ASouth'n Tract.. Dec
279,339
....
Jan. Ito Dec 31....
359,183
377,650
Twin City Rap.Tr.bDec
Jan.
164.868
1,626,231
4,063,938
f/>'
Roads.
& Syrac.
Elec—
Auburn
Oct Ito Dec 31....
July Ito Dec 31....
Cincinnati Dayton A Toledo Traction
Dec
Rentals,
etc.
—
35,643,201
10.500,000
2,586.964
259,062
17,324,953
10.500,000 10.500.000
5,ooo.000
5.000,000
5,000,000
5,OCO,000
„--,•- -"A
»
o^o oV;
7,863,244
5,6S4,392
249,098
;^59,063
„
„
8,544,322
9,224,746
43,539,979
85,648,201
CaDUa"mook
Due on open accounts
Deposits renew, rail fund
Profit and loss surplus
Total
SKCUBITIES
Cui^r'ent
Previous
Tear.
Tear.
Tear.
S
$
16,299
114,945
16.339
112,519
*5.484 •def.3,313
*i9.919
*34,861
def.2,984
42,069
--
J^
Tra".
& Lt. Co.
(All dtpartmenls.)
26.000
25,000
31....
Mar. 1 to Dec
San.Fran. Oakland & San
Dec
Jose Ry
JaiL ito Dec. 3i....
Seattle Electric Co. Dec.
Jan. 1 to Dec. 31....
Toledo Bowling Green &
Dec.
Sou'hern
.U
?f?
122,154
„„
6,722
25,319
295,473
16347
, ,
.
230,374
*
t
25,566
22,928
13,493
140,315
32,908
416,123
7,747
b Railroad Bonds—
d Other Stocks,,^ ^„„
1^0,000
120,000
Old Dominion Sieamship Co..
Sundry other stocks.
*^^*.?i*.tS„
ni'\Y.n
30,000
20,000
WestlDghouse Air Brake Co
AbsktbOther
_.
e
„,_ .-.
Atl. Coast Line RR. Co. 4 p. c oertfa. at par.. »3.«15,500
Chas. & Westn. Oaro. Ry. Securities
i^R'9„2
3S9.200
AU. Coast Line Co. 4 p. c deb. ctfs. at par...
Amounts due by corporations
o'lir^
3,57^
Sundry securities
—V.
companies which have been published since the last editions
Street Railway
of the Railway and Industrial and
This index does not inclade reports in to-day's Chronicle
KTC-
Central Vermont
Olev^. Tenn. & Vallev
*«;]
UAII.KOADS,
*««
47u
*'"
New York
Key!^l 'lie Teleunone
i
Lac'ede Gas t.l«ht (statement of
fZO
Nov. 80, 1904;..
Cons..!, (ills of
l.Hhiu'i
* Hudson Rivur
*'0
Paciric PuckiiiK* NaT. (statement
471
of Doc. \.',l» i).
lM(,ttsbur«h Urewiiit;
^"."/n
JJO
*""
Texas Central
Western Mar ylind (statemeut 01
•,
Oct. 31, 1004)
STUEKT RAILWAYS.Toledo Railways *L,iuht
Toroiilu Hallway
1903.
$
$
.1.616,056
Surp' previous year
Net profits for the year. ..1,314,748
2,930,804
Total
1901.
1902.
$
$
1,615,474 l.a?8,437
1,187,077 1,507,651
889.106
1,358,347
2,802,551
2,745,988
2,247,453
600,000
564,950
520,400
DeductDividends paid—
Preferred (6 p.
„„^
600,000
C.)
Common
Charged
ofl
---•
plant aoc'nt..
285,609
(5)370,515 (4)296,412 (4)293.348
195.228
269,143
216)979
885,609 1,186,494 {^0,616 1,008,976
aco'tDsc 31. 2,045,195 1,616.057 1,615,473 1,238,477
778,257
706,073
670.607
Exp.on new con. Abetter. 329,607
Exp. on repairs andreo'n.
369,815
415,814
443,870
charged to exp. account. 353,970
Total
Bal. to sur
BALANCE SHEET DEC
1804.
1903.
MfK.iuve8t.atC08t.l».745.8:8 13.e66,13J
Invest in olh. co'b. 2.'i76,70a 2,6S0.K80
Mercnandise
(ash
luBur. imlacel....
1,544,107
^SSWjtJ
4ti8,791
21«,0»o
2 39.ttW
HS.'UI
20^49,249 19,838,955
31.
1908.
1904.
C^fo^^^^
Accounts piyable.
Dividends accr'a..
10.CJ..OOO
746.610
^37,302
150,000
Ues. for dre ins... „ 20''.,*??
2,0 .5,19
Surplus
«*98»
i,cie,05fl
20,649,249 19.888.966
Total
for the quarterly dividend du, Jan 2 aistiiDuuou
"OfjJ^»J„*^»7^„"?
oi "''i
nainblelothe trustee In oharwo of the
78.
p. 822.
an index to all annual
railways and misceUaneous
KTC—
1904.
unul J.muwy.-V.
dendrwiir^as'^iu i«03this payment was not made
is
KAILIlOAns,
$7,471,094
General Chemieal Company.
(Repyrt f(yr Fiscal Year Ending Dec. SI, 1904.J
The earnings for four years were as follows:
X The check
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Page.
$203,106
79, p. 2204.
nor- .lOLh i9u:i
reports of steam railroads, street
„?"'!:^
65,751
South Caro. Pac Ry. Co. Ist 6 p. o... $81,600
201,958
Col. New. & Laur. RR. Co. l8t 3 p. c..31«,000
$528,709
261,000
North West. BR. Oo. of 8. C. 4 p. c. ..235,000
c Railroad Stocks50,000
$ W.OOO
Wilson & Sammerton RB.Oo
Atl. Coast Line BR. Co, 5 p.o. pref. 1,061,700 1,068.692
Ati; Coast Line RR. Co. common.. 21,962.100 21,962.100 $23,080,792
Total
After allowing for other income received,
Fixed charges Include dividend on preferred stock.
Annual Reports.— The following
JAH. 20, 1906.
.
50,118
318,446
2,756
32,193
123,007
103.010
t78,521
1989,'>77 1,028,681 1,196,310
6,556
78,676
Jan. 1 to Dec 31....
tl04,446
Twin City Kap.Tr.. Dec
Jan. 1 to Dec 31....tl,116,195
37,156,664
of Baltia SECURITIES Deposited.— With Safe Deposit & TrustofCo.
1897-1900:
def.4,715
27,769
June Ito Dec 31....
Railway Department only.)
Elmlra Water L'ht&RR. - (Street
•-,,„,,„
to .«i def.'l,567 def. '1.547
13.809
P.^bl
Oct Ito Dec 31....
*720
*11,941
24,635
26,272
July Ito Dec 31....
Ry.
&
Milwaukee Elec.
* 134,972
*117.815
75,376
82,072
Dec
TJcht Co
*697,730
*;76,505
871.254
916,459
ItobeoVbi....
Milwaukee Lt. He»t &
,.«-,,,
,„„,„
*29.751
*33,191
14,734
17,959
Dec
Trac Co
*70,921
*71,533
168,990
203,731
Jan. Ito Dec 3i
MuskeKon
37,156,664
'
-Bal. of Net Earn'gs.s
Previous
i^ot?
15.217
30,781
OWNED
457
239,973
118,304
45 7,622
more, as eeourlty tor * 10,000,000 certtf. of indebtadness
Atlantic Coast Llae RR. Co. 1st con. 4 p. o.
$1,150,000
bonds at par
Atlantic coast Line RR. Co. of S. C, 4 p. c
........•.....•-• l,5ijO,000
.
bonds at par
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co. 4p.c oertf. at par 8,800,000 $11,500,000
9,312
110,869
201,528
207,456
2,144,776 2,185,888
Tear.
32,735
~
of ludebt, 5 D.o ..... 5.000,000
6,000,000
Cenlflcat'S of In-lebt , 4 p. o
Debenture cert of Indebt., 4 p. o . 2.869.000
C Jtiticates
66,465
593,820
Current
,^,„o
16,198
11,500,000
889,946
43,539,979
Total
Interest Charges and Surplus.
Int.,
^ ^ ^
11.500,000
1,789,946
585,000
16,060,986
691.<01
6,078,867
76,140
135,000
473
237,540
1,309
*
16,079,221
203,106
6,045,572
29.000
133,000
a Net earnings here given are after dednotlng taieo.taxes.
dedaoting
to Het earningB here given are before
/
1903.
1804.
c23.080,792
d203,106
e7,471,094
29,000
Bills receivable
135.000
Realestateandbldg, Wash, DC.
6,457
Land
253,078
Investment r<^newal rail fund ...
332,745
Cftsh..
Dividends accrued
RaUroad stocks
Other stocks
Other assets
7,031
93,526
1,443
71,304
21,656
275,339
b528,707
Railroa'l bonds
$
22,716
292,339
Jan. 1 to Dec. 31....
1905.
deposited with Safe
$
Devoslt & Trust Co. of Bait. .all.SOO.OOO
Assets-
Securities
—Net Earnings.
$
Roads.
A.lb'ny
—
[Vol, lxxx.
438
40U
47l»
United States Steel Corporation.
SI, 193^ J
C Earnings for liacal Year Endng D:e,
and
flaanoial statement of the Corporation
Dec.
on
hand
on
orders
unfilled
its subsidiaries,
ending Dae. 6\ (tae
31 and also the earnings for the quarter
The following
showing the
given out
was
results for Dec. being partly esUmated)
^^^
directors.
Tuesday after the regular monthly meeting of the
alter
arrived at
The "net earnings," as here shown, "were repairs,
renewals
ordinary
of
cost
the
month
each
deducting
1 faxed
bondman
on
int;3re8t
and
and maintenance of Plants
thereeults
append
companies."
subsidiary
the
charges of
1902.
for the calendar years 1%4, 1903 and
,
We
—
.
Feb.
4,
THE CHKONICLE.
1905.
INCOME ACCOUNT FOE QUARTER ENDING DEC. 31,1904 (December partly
estimated).
$21,458,734
Net earnings
Deduct—
Pinking funds on bonds of subsidiary companies. S468.967
3,916,160
Depreciation and reserve funds
iQtereat onU. 8. Steel Corporation bonds for
5,922,850
the qaarter
Sinking funds on U. S. Steel Corporatian bonds
1,012,500
fertile quarter
p. o.)
—
$10,138,257
6,^04,919
$3,833,338
Surplus for the quarter
UNFILLED ORDEB8 ON HAND.
4,696,203 tons
tons
tons
ions
tons
tons
tons
tons
December 31. 1904
3,027,436
September 30. 1904
3,192,277
June 30. 1904
4,136,961
March 31, 1904
3,215,123
December 31. 1903
5,410,7)9
March 31, 1903
5,347,253
December 31, 1902
2,831.692
...»
November 1, 1901
NET EARNINGS FROM OPERATIONS FOB TEARS ENDING DEC. 31.
January
February
March
First quarter
April
May
June
Second quarter
July
Angusl
September
Third quarter
October
November
December
Fourth quarter
Total for year
*
1904.
$2,869,213
4,540,673
6,036,346
1908.
$7,425,775
7,730,361
ff,912,571
1902.
$8,901,016
7,678,583
10,135,868
$13.44'>,232
$25,068,707
$10,905,204
12,744,321
12,992,780
$26,715,457
$12,320,768
13,120,930
12,220,362
$6,344,771
6,202,957
6,226,204
$36,642,308
$12,884,647
10,918,174
9,120,134
$12,011,91.4
12,972,'729
$18,773,932
$7,250,204
7,117,418
*7,091.112
$32,422,965
$7,675,141
4,069,901
3,292,140
$36,945,489
$12,652,707
*$21,458,734
*$73,168,824
$15,037,182
$109,171,152
$31,985,759
$133,308,761
$6,863,833
6,256,518
6,370,374
$19,490,''25
$37,662,058
11,930,846
10,6<i6,906
8,646,146
Estimated for December, 1904.
INCOME ACCOUNT FOR CALENDAR YEARS.
1902.
190i.
1903.
Total net earnings (Eee introauotory remarks
$73,168,624 $109,171,152 $133,308,763
Deduct —
For sinking funds (bonds of
subsidiary oompaDles)
$624,064
$1,583,117
$1,598,012
Depreo'n
& extingulahm'nt 1
(
funds (regular provision)
4,599, 822
4,834,710
.<, ... qq, J
Extraordinary replacement f *^»»'A,owtf <
fund (regular provision.. J
9,315,615
9,297, 531
(
Special fund for depreciation,
improve' cs and oonstruot'n.
Total of abovededuotlon8.$I4,155,010
Balance of net earnintcs
$59,01 3,6 14
Also dtduet—
U. S.Steel orp., int. on bonds. $23,51 8,293
do do sinking funds... 4,050,000
'.
Total interest and sinking
fund U. S. Steel Corp'n. $27,568,293
Balance
$22,830,296 $18,227,350
$50,795,490 $90,306,524
$31,445,321
:
5.378.838
Bal. available for dlvl'ds. $30,3 10,292
$55,416,652
$90,306,524
$30,404,173
$3=1,720.177
Dividends—
$25,219,677
Common.
.
(21a)12,707,56v! (4)20,332,690
Undivided profits or surplus fori he year
& Qaiucy BK.— Bonds
offered.—
&
Chicago City Rj.— Payment for Purchased Stock.— The
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, on Fob. 2 gave
notice by advertisement that more than a mejority of the
stock having been deposited under the proposition of Marshall
Field, John J. Mitchell and P. A. Valentine, dated Jan. 11,
1905, payment would be made on and after Friday, Feb 8,
for all certificates of deposit issued to and including Feb. 2,
1905, on account of the deposited stock.— V. 80, p. 471, 221.
Chicago & North Western Uj.— Called Bonds.-Five and
six per cent slaking fund bonds of 1879 to the amouat of
$135,000 have been drawn for redemption, and will be paid
at the Farmers' Loan & Trust Co. at 105 and accrued interest to Feb. 1, 19C5 after which date interest ceases.
Statement for Calendar Yeav 1904 -See page 566
jSMmor.s.— See Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis,
below.— V, 80, V. 221.
Cincinnati Dayton & Toledo Traction Co.— Lease Maiified.
—The stockholders on Jan. 26 ratified the lease of the road to
the Cincinnati Northern Traction Co. (Vol. 60, p. 472.) on
terma stated in V. 79, p. 2795, and V. 80, p. 116.
CleveluEd Cincinnati ChiCiig« & St. Loaia Ry. Concentration of Management.— la pntsuAnce of the policy of concentrating the management of the various Vaodarbilt lines
in the hands of officials having headquarters in New York,
the following changes were made on Tuesday in the management of this company and the Michigan Central:
CLEVELAND CINCINNATI CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
M. E. iDgalls resigned as President and v/as made Chairman of the
board of directors. William H Newman, President of the New Yorb
Central <fe Hudson Rlf or RB Oo., was elected President. The follow
ing Vioe-Presldeiita were also ejected: E V. W. Roisiter, la charge of
fluanoe; W. C. Brown, In oharsre of transportation; John Carstensen,
In charge of accounts, and G. .J. Qrammer, in charge of tralQj'.
MICHIGAN CENTBAL BAILBOAD.
H. B. Ledyard resigned as President and was made Chairman of the
board ol directors to ancceedChauQcyM Depew, resigned. W.H.Newman wris eleced President. The following Vice-Presidents were also
elected: W. C. Brown, in charge of transportation; John Carstennec,
in charge of accounting, and G. J. Qrammer, in charge ot traflSo. [Mr.
RoBsiter
was already a Vice-President
The heavy dealings and
of this road.]
striking advance in prices of the
shares of the Chicago
that a representative of the Union Pacific interests will
shortly be elected to the board of the New York Central
Hudson River RR. Co., the parent company of the Eastern
system. As to the election of Qaorge F. Baker, eee N. Y.
&
Central below.
1,135,029
Preferred (7 percent)
&
& North Western, the common shares
having advanced more than 50 points within a few weeks,
have been accompanied by rumors of plans for bringing that
road and possibly othtr Vanderbilt lines into one system
along with the Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific, and
10,000,000
10,000,000 also some persons have suggested with the St. Paul and the
Northern Pacific. While there may have been purchases of
$25,495,366 $24,774,389 North West, stock for the purpose of concentrating control,
$83,675,786 $108,534,374 there is no definite information of any impending amalgamation of corporate interests beyond the unification of the
$19,082,796 $15,187,850
3.040.000 Vanderbilt system— at least the Eastern lines— in the manner
3,797,500
above indicated. It is thought, however, in some quarters
I
Lest Charged oil for deor' elation in Inventory valuai'us
and for itd]astmetit of sundry acoounts (estimated) ..
Chicago Burlington
Co. of New York, and L-'e, Hgerinson
Clark, Djdge
Co.,
of Boston, offered and placed this week at lOejj and interest
the unsold portion of a block of $2,820,000 Illiuoia division
mortgage 4 p. c. bonds, due July 1, 1949.— V. 80, p. 471.
Illinois
11,320,477
Balance
Dividend for the quarter on preferred stock (1%
599
$5,090,515
$12,304,916
$34,253,657
The corporation's fiscal year corresponds with the calendar
year, and complete annual report, comprising general bal
ance sheet, financial etatemente, statiatics, etc., will be submitted at the annual meetlnjj; in April, 19D5, or earlier.— V.
80, p. 226, 119.
1904. ...$12,141,287
1903.... 11,070,132
$168,312 $!,935.711
129,806
l,068,8i6
Dividends of 2}4 per cent on the preferred call for $249,962
during each of th« 6 months and dividends on the common
(2 per cent semi-annually) for $559, 8C6, leaving a balance
surplus of $1,125,943 in 1904, against $259,068 in 1903.— V. 79,
$3,961,393
8,054,328
$l,847,;:i70
1,855,686
p. 2698.
Colorado & Southern Rj,— Voting Trust Certificates to he
Retired Beginning April 1 —Holders of voting trust certificates are Lotified to present them for exchange for stock
Co., the agents for
certificates at the cffice of Hillgarten
the voting trustees, on or after April 1. Not more than 100
echedales will be received per diem. Sea advertisement on
another page.— V. 80, p. 472.
Coney Island & Brooklyn (Electric) RR.— Dividend Redttcea.— The dividend rate, which ior tbree years past haa
been 4 p. c. quarterly, was reduced last week by declaration
of a quarterly distribution ot 3 p. c, payable Feb. 1.— V. 79,
&
GENERAL INVESTMENT NEWS.
EAILROADS, INCLUDING STREET ROADS.
BaltimDre & Ohio B.K.— Dividend— Earning >i.— The
Earnirgs.— The results (partly estimated) for the six
months ending Dec. 31 were:
6mos
Gross.
Net.
Charges.
Improv'ls. Bal.fordiv.
di-
rectors on Thursday, upon declaration of the regular semiancual dividend of 2 p. c. on both preferred and common
stocks, made the following statement:
The net earnings, after providing for the payment of the preferred
stock dividend, ehjwed a surplus eqial to S^a p. o. on the common
stuck. Borne (llscnssion had been had about increasing the dividend,
but the executive committee reoommended the payment of 2 p. c,
concluding it would be more conservative to await the earnioga for
the entire fiscal lear before deciding upon any Increase.— V. 80,
p. 471, 221.
p. 2747.
Detroit Southern RR.— PZan.— An agreement has been
reached with H. B. Holiins & Co., repreeenticg new inter-
who will
new money into tha pioperty,
will be given junior to the present ieeues.
plan of recrgacization will be ancounced next
week. The Ohio Sou hern bocds will be lelt undisturbed
The consols will receive for principal and itterest a new
bond ranking like the prcEent coccole. Both classes of stock
will be assessed.- V. 80, p. 472.
ests,
for
pi't $2,500,000 ot
which a new mcrtgage
A
Brooklyn Rap!d Transit Q>o.— Application to List— The
New York Stock Exchange has been requested to list $5 250,000 additional first refunding mortgage 4 p, c. bonds of 2002,
making the total listed $15,250,000, Compare V. 80, p. 471
Fltchbnrg RR.— Bends Ojfered.— President Tuttle will re
Buffilo Rochester & Piltsbargh lij.-Q larterly.— The
ceive sealed proposals until 10 a m Fdb. 18 for a block of
results for the quarter and 6 months ending Djc. 31 were:
.A*""*-""
J90*
180o
6 mot.
}90i
1^03
^V.
—
Orost.
STet.
$2,077,594
1,856,874
$859,629
744,379
$4,197,083
$1,741,035
1,779,893
-4.0X7,751
owi p. lit)*
0th. income.
Charges.
Bal., sur.
$8,213
8,832
$461,794
404.344
$406,048
348,917
$11,769
25,008
$384,731
812,187
$368,073
9J2,717
$3,860,000 currency 4 p. c. bonds to be issued aa of May 1,
These bonds ara isEuad to
1905, and to mature May 1. 1925.
replace $590,000 Fitchburg bonds due June 1, 19J5, and also
?3,160,000 bonds already matnred atd paid in 1903 and 19:4
Massachusetts RR. due May 1
namely, $228,CO0 Vermont
1903, and $2,932,000 Fltchbnrg isfute due and paid Marc
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1903, to March 1, 1904, inclusive. Thn purchaser bas the option of paving in full on March 1, 1905, or in instalments.—
V. 80, p. 472.
Fairmont & Clarbebnrgr Traction Co.— Extension— Bond/i
Underwritten. This company owns and operatoa abonn 21
miles of etatidard-gangfl trolley lines extending (1) from Fair-
—
mont, W. Va., (a) to Watson and (b) to Middletown, and
(2) from Clarbsbarg. W. Va., (a) to O'Neil Mine, and (b) to
Carbon and the chemical worfes at Q-riPsalli. It also does an
electric-lighting bueine!<8, Arrangements have recently been
completed for the building of a connecting line 16 miles i*
length between Fiirmort und Clarksburg, and for the underwriting by Harvey FIek & Sons of $1,200,000 of firsmortgage 5 p. c. gold bonds, the first to be sold under
the $2,500,000 mortgage of 1903. Stock outstanding $80^,000.
The company is controlled by intereets identified with the
CoDPol. Coal Co. (of Maryland) and its oontroll»"d oompnn'es,
the Fairmont and Somerset coal oomparies. A. M. Young,
Wm. M. Barnum and Wilbur C. Fiek, all of New York, were
recently elected to the board of directors of the railway.—
Y. 76, p. 1406.
Hartford (Cokd.) Street Ry.—New Sfocfc.—The Connecticut L-^gi-lature has been requested to an horize an increasH
in the limit of the capital stock from $3,OJO,(iOO to not exceeding $5,000,000, to provide from tim^ '^o time for extensions, improvements, additions, etc.— V. 74, p. 94,
Illinois Tunnel Co, Chicago.— Adddional Bonds —The
company has sold an additional $2,000,000 first mort. 5 p c.
1, 1903, and due Dec. 1, 1928,
but redeemable at any interest period at 105 and interest interest payable June 1 and Dec. 1 at offiae of Eqnitabla Trnst
25-year gold bonds, dated Dae.
;
Co., Chicago. Of the autborized issue of $30,000,000. $15,000,000 have heretofore been sold. The remaining $13,000,000
can only he ia»ned for the purpose of extensions and the acquisition of additional properties. The bonds are secured by
a mortgage on all property of the company now owned or
hereafter to be acquired.
The board of directors is exceptionally strong, including, as
it does, the presidents of most of the leading railroads entering Chicago, viz the St. Paul, Atchison, Rock Island, Alton,
Western Indiana, C. B. «fc Q Erie, the vice-presidents of
the Gould System and of Armour
Co, ; also J. Kruttschnitt,
director of maintenance and ways of Soathern and Unioii
Pacific railways. Compare V. 7v», p. 2796.
President Albert G. Wheeler, under date of Jan. 24, says :
The company Is the owner of over 25 miles of tunnels or snbways
in the city of Chicago, authorized to be need for the traneportattoa of
freight, merohaanise, parcels, newspapers and thf< mall. It also owns
a complete oystt-m of »utomatlo telephDues, of which over 8,000 have
been Installed and are In fall operation In the business district of Chicago. The company has also acquired valuable terminals and warehouses in the heart of the rallroa terminal dlstrlot of Chl(>ago and an
admirably located tract as a sire for a power house. The company's
tnnnels have been fally oonstrnoted under every street in the bastneas
district of the city. The work of equipping with rolling stock and
making connections with railroad freight houses, coal yards, etc and
with the buUrtlnjts In the district mentioned Is now being vigorously
prosecuted. The proceeds ff the bonds now being ..flared will be applied In doing this work and In the acqulslclon of properties for nee in
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the active operation of the company.
By meaoB of Its tunnels tha company will be able to transport (a)
freight, ere, from railroad stations to business bulldloss and vice
versa; (b) bai?gagefrom railroad stations to railroad stations (c) mall
matter; (d)merchandlee; (e) parcels; (f)ooal; (g) earth ana other material, In connection with the erection of new balldlogs; (h) ashes
and other refuee. etc.
The company bas power to extend its tnnnels under each and 4very
street and publlo place in the cit.y and also to build an extensive system of trunk-llae tuntiel* of sntfiolent size to oarrv and transfer railroad freight cars. The tcrmioal properties of the compauy are available for the prompt and economical transfer of freight and for the
warehonslng and storage of merchandise. The only competition to
which the company Is or can be subject in transportation is by means
of teams en the surf aceof the streets, where great, congestion prevails
coDservatlTe estimate places the toonuge now hanled by tfame in
the dlstrlot to be served by the tunnelt already constructed, having an
area of 1 >4 square miles, at 1 00,000 tons per day.
At present the company is delivering excavated and building material to and from structures in course of erection and extendintr Its
telephone syHtem. UudfT its present plans the company will be in a
position on or before Jan. 1, 1906. to handle 30,000 tonn per day by
means of 7.^ motor locnmntlves and 3,000 tnnnel cars. Th« present
average cost of moving this tonnage by means of teams Is ov'^r 7&
cents per ton; it Is therefore an ultra-conservative estimate to say
that the oompaoy will realize from this tonnage at least (>0 cents per
;
A
ton, viz.:
Total income of «18,000 per day per year of 300 days
Operating cxpentea -
Power
$204,000
Labor, snperlntend'ce.&o. 42<^>,00O
Track maintenance
:i0,000
Kepalrsanddepreo ati'n. 271,000
Net earnings
1
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Brought forward
Insur'oe
$5,400,000
$925,000
& oontlngencies.$100,000
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Total open expense8.$l,025,<ioo
t4..S7.'J,0
Deduct— 5
c Interest on $17,000,000 bonds
\f
I'ayments due to city under terms of franchise
$•4^0,000
270,000
Surplus
$^,2'^.^,00o
estimated net Income from telephone system for 1905.
.'^00,000
Add
Aggregate surplus
$3,755,00v>
$2,000,0)0 bon'^la were offered last week in Ciica^o, ii
is understooi', at 971.^ and interest, by S. B. Cbapln
Co.
and Everez & Cj J. B. Ransell
C >., ). 68 William S .,
New York, are the compmv'rt fincal agents.
The stocli of the Tunuel Company is now owned by the
Chicago Sabway Co., a mij uity nf woose stock is ownnd by
tiae leadit>g arjd mopt prominent financial and railroad interests of the Utilted Spates.
Pttrc/iasc of Chicag
Dock Property.— For its recent purchase ot projierty from the ChlcHgo D jck Co. (compare V. 80,
$2,60i»,000, namely, (1) casb,
p. 168.) the company paid
$250,000; (2) afisnmptionol $665,(.03gold48 of the Chicago
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second mortgage on dock property securing
11,585,000 of 4 p. c. Tunnel Company notes, of which $250,000
paid in advance in cash and the remainder maturing in four
equal yearly instalments of $333,750 on Julyl, from 1906 to
1909, inclusive.
To accommodate the sellers, one-half the
property has been leased back to them for five years at $100,
000 per annum, subject to cancellation of the lease on fifteen
months' notice.— V. 80, p, 472.
Long Island RR.— Increase in Commutation Rates. — The
oomrany announces a more or less general Increase of
20 per cent in its commutation rates, which, though higher
'ban on
of the suburban lines around New York, are
owing to the fact that the heavy trsffia is cona few months in the year while fixed charges con-
many
nevertheless,
fined to
tinue unabated throughout the entire twelve months, too
low to permit the company to show a balance on the right
side of i^s passenger trafifie account. For the year ending
June 30, 1903, the average earnings per passenger per mile
were 1*422 p. c. while the average cost per pa?8eneer per mile
w>is ex'ictly the same, showing no profit at all.
For the year
1903-04 these figores were 1*44 cents and 1'648 cents, respectively; in other words the company lost over 1-10 of a
oent per mile on the average for each passenger it carried.
The increase in rates, it is estimated, will add a little less
than $100,000 a year to the company's income, being about
^ne-tbird of the deficit shown by last year's income account.
With the increase in rates and the extensive electrification
of local lines which has already begun, it <9 expected that the
company will be able to show a profit.- V. 80, p. 163,
—
Maine Central Rtl. Payment of Bonds.— The $600,003
Rit)kiDg fund bonds of 1885 originally 6s and in 1895 extended
for teo years at 4J^ p. c. were paid off at the Portland Me.
Trust Co. on Feb. 1.— V. 79, p. 2640,
Maryland Delaware & Virginia Ry.— In Possesaion.-Oa
Feb, 1 this new company took over and begai operating the
property and franchlaes of the Qieen Anne's RR. Co., Weems
Steamboat Co. ard Chester Riv«r Steamboat Co. Directors:
8 M. Provost, President, and Henry P. Scott of Wilmington; John P.
Green. Samuel Rea, R. K. Casaatt, John 8 Qlbbs, Hiram R Burton.
Charles H. Tilghman. William H. Bosley. Nicholas P. Bond, Archibald
H. Taylor, Samuel Bancroft Jr., Capt. Wlllard Thomson.
The Secretary is James R, MoClure; Treasurer, Harlan Q.
Pee Qieen Anne's RR. below and V. 80, p. S23—
Soott,
V. 80. p. 232, 117.
Michigan Central RR, Change in Management.— See
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago
St. Louis Ry., above.— V.
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79, p. 2744.
Muskegon Grand Rapids & Indiana RR.— Coupon Payment.— Coupon No. 35, due Jan. 1, 1904, is now being paid at
toe office of Winslow, Lanier & Co. The surplus Sept. 1,
1904, after paying coupon No. 34, was $R.899; the net earnings for the four months, September, 1904, to December,
lfi04, both inclusive (December being estimated), were $14,898; total, $18,797; amount required to pay coupon No. 35,
$18,750; surplus as of Jan.
$47.— V. 79, p. 1832.
N^w York Central & Hndson River RR. C ncentration
of Management.— See Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St.
1,
1905,
L'jni8 Ry., above.
iVeu) < 'peers —George F. Biker, President of the First National Bink of this city, has been elected a director, to
Boston,
resigned. Nathan
•'ucceed William
Bliss
of
Qailford
has been elected a Vice-President
-V. 80, p. 222, 117.
NorthTH Securities Co.— Appeal
in charge of
traffic.
to
Supreme Court.—The
United S atee Supreme Court on Monday granted the application of the Harri man-Union Pacific interests for a writ of
certiorari to review the decision of the Circuit Court of
Appeals, which dissolved the preliminary injanction granted
by Jadge Bradford in the lower court restraining the pro
rata distribution of the company's assets. The case was set
for argument on Fdb. 20, after the causes already
assigned for that day. If the Supreme Court sboald affirm
the decision of the Circuit Court of Appeals, a pro rata distribution would of coarse follovr shortly, as the latter decided
the case on tbe merits; while if Judge Bradford's viewshould
bi adopted by it, further delay is exoected to allow the
Compare V. 80, p. 118.
tablne: of additional proofs.
down
Ohio River & Western Ry.—iieceu'eriTiip—Bowda.— Tbe receivership referred to last week was made in a suit to foreTrust Co. of
close H morteage made to the Farmers' Loan
New York, as truetee, to secure $600,00(1 of 50-year 4 p. c.
gold bonds, dated Sept. 1, 1903, all of which are outstanding,
"ho mortRHtse mado to the Continental Trust Co. of New
York, as trustee, to eecure a proposed issue of $2,750,000 five
per cent bonds (V. 76, p, 102) was filed, but no bonds have,
The plans of Mr.
It is stated, ever been Issued thereunder.
Appleyard, which miscarried, contemplated the is-uanoe of
bi.mds under tiie larger mortgage to take up the outstanding
No intereat was overpaid on the defaulted bonds.
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Pennsjlvunlu RR.— labor Settlement.— It, should be recorded tbat the threatened strike was avoided last week by
tne followiug coaipromise taking eftttct as of Jan. 1, 1905:
(1) General Manager Atterbury accepted the rroposltlon of P. H.
Morrlesey, (1 rand Master of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, on
the Jnrc»'V Olty situation, InorCiinlng wages to the staodard rates of
Nrtw York hartior, together with other worhlng oondlilons. (2) Mr.
Morri(>6ey soiiepted Mr. Atterbury's proposlrion of Jan. 7 as amplltled
by the results of the conferences ot the last few days in regard to
brakemen aesistlnx the fireman. (3) Mr. Atterbury will put Into
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a reasonable time snoh measures of relief not only to the
brakemen bnt also to the firemen as have been digongsed and offered
by Mr. Atterbury and gaggegted by the committee.— V. 80, p. 163, 118.
Pere Marqnette RR Meeting to Ratify Lease, The shareholders will vote Feb. 28 on leasing the property to the Cineffect within
001
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guarantee dividends at the rate of 5 p. c, per annum on the
|16,000,r00 common stock of the Pere Marquette, of which
112,854.500 is owned by the C. H, & D. -V. 8u, p. 223. 163.
The company has sold to Speyer
Co. and Kuhn, Loeb
Co. $75,000,000 of the bonds, which will be used in part to retire the following issues
Stockton <fe Oopperopolls 58. due Jan. 1. 1905
$500 000
Soathern Paolflo RR. 68, due April 1. 1905
12 449000
Oct. 1,1905
4'045'000
California Paolflo 3d mort. 68, due July 1, 1905
liODS ooo
Sdmort. 39, ••
"
1 Of 0.000
South. Pao. RR. (of Oal.) 58,oalledatl07^, a9below8tated.2l,470 000
(jaeen Anne's RR.— 5oW.— At tha foreclosure sale on Jan.
27 the property was bid in by Nicholas P. Bond of Baltimore
and Henry P. Scott of Wilmington, Dal., for 1480.000, subject to the first mortgage of $330,000. Compare V. 80, p. 228,
The amount needed for the refunding of the aforesaid
bonds, including the premium of l^ p. c ($1 610,250) on
the "stamped" first consols is some $45,000,000. The remain-
—
cinnati Hamilton
&
Dayton
for 999 years.
The
lease will
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Rochester Syraease
&
Eagtern (Electric) BU.—Stock
filed a certificate at Albany
claesilyiDg its capital stock into $2,500,000 6 p. c. non-cumulative preferred and $1 ,000,000 of common stock par of shares
Classified.
$100.
No
—This
company has
;
securities issued as yet.
Alliance.— Sbs Syracuse Lakeside
V.
80, p.
118.-V.
& Baldwinsville Ry.
in
75, p. 794.
St. Lonis & San Francisco UR.Sale of Notes.— This company last year made an iesue of $3,000,000 of 5 p. c. notes,
due Sept. 1, 1905, and secured by the entire $4,500,000 each of
stock and bonds of the Arkansas Valley & Western RR a
175-mile line extending from Red Fork, Ind. Ter., to Avard,
,
Okla.
A
new
iesue of $4,500,000 of i}4 p. c. notes has now
been created, dated Feb. 1, 1905, and due Feb. 1, 1912, but
subject to call at par at any time. These notes are secured
by the same collateral as the earlier issue; $3,500,000 have
been sold to Blair
Co. and will be used in part to retire the
aforesaid 5 p. o. notes of 1904, The company is permitted to
issue at once not exceeding $4,000,000 of the new notes; the
remaining $500,000 cannot be disposed of until $500,000 cash
&
has been expended on the Arkansas Valley
V. eO, p. 164.
San Pedro Los Angeles
&
&
Western.
Salt Lake Ry.—Last
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Rail—
press dispatch on Jan. 31 announced the laying of the last
rail on this company's line between Salt Lake City and Los
Angeles and San Pedro harbor. For the present the line includes 90 miles of trackage .over the Atchison.— V. 79. ^
p.
1705.
Seaboard Air Line Uj,~A Majority of Stock Assents to
Plan,— The consolidation committee, Thomas F, Ryan,
Chairman, announces that holders of trust certificates representing more than a majority in amount of the shares other
than treasury shares of each class, common and preferred, of
the capital stock, have assented to the plan of consolidation,
will be received at the Morton Trust Co.,
New York, or agents, the Old Colony Trust Co., Boston,
Mass, and the Continental Trust Co., Baltimore, Md., not
later than Feb. 1, 1905.
See plan in V. 80, p. 164. Deposits
are reported to be coming in quite freely, and it is thought
the opposition to the plan is subsiding.
Former President John Skelton Williams stated early In
the week that he had obtained the neoefsary financial support for a proposfd plan of his own, calling for the underwriting of $5,0C0,000 first preferred stock at 87^, the syndicate to receive a commission of 2^ p. o. on such portion
thereof as may not be taken on the same terms by the stockholderp. The plan would provide for an ultimate iesue of not
more than $15,000,000 to $18,000,000 of first pref. stock and
would avoid the scaling of the present share capital.
An investigating committee formed in Baltimore icclude?:
C. Morton Stewart (Chairman), Carl Ruhrstrot, James L.
Bellman, B, Howard Haman and J. Skelton Williams. This
committee claims to hold about $8,000,000 stock.
CeitoiQ Baltimore banking houses are reported to have been
seeking options on the stock at 223^ for the common and 423^
for the preferred, good until Feb. 10.— V. 80, p. 223, 184.
and that deposits
Sheffield (Ala ) Co.— -BeincorporaiioM.- This company, incorporated in New Jersey in 1903, with $500,000 capital stock
in shares of $100 each to acquire the property of the Sheffield
Development Co., including the water-works of Sheffield,
the electric light and trolley franchises, etc., has been re incorporated under the laws of Alabama with $500,000 stock.
No bonds have been issued. The company has constructed
an interurban trolley line between Sheffield, Tuscumbia and
Florence, The company also furnishes electric light and
power to these three cities and water to Sheffield and to
Tuscumbia. President, Henry Parsons, 68 Broad St,, New
York; Vice-President, J. W. Wotthlngton, Sheffield, AIp.;
Secretary and Treasurer, W. U. Parsons, 63 Broad St., N. Y,
Southern P«ciflc Co.— Refunding.— See Southern Pacific
BR. below.-V.
80. p. 478, 164.
Southern Pacifle RR., California, Etc.— Refunding Mortgage.— Thie company, whose capital stock is nearly all owned
by the Southern Pacific Company, has arranged to make a
new mortgage to secure not exceeding $160,000,000 "first consolidated refunding mortgage" 4 per cent gold oonds. These
bonds will be guaranteed by the Southern Pacific Company
and will mature Jan. 1, 1965, with privilege of redemption of
all or Buy part after Jan. 1, 1910, at 106 and
interest Interest
periods January and July. The mortgage will cover substantially all the lines of the railroad company in California,
Arizona and New Mexico, and will upon maturity of the existing bonds, for all of which refunding bonds are reserved,
be a first lien on the property.
Total bondg maturing In 1905 to be refunded
•
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der of the proceeds of the $75,000 000 bonds will reimburse the
Southern Pacific Co. for advances made for improvements during the last few years. The bankers announced
yesterday afternoon that the entire block had been re-sold.
The price is reported as 97>^ and interest.
Called floTids.- Company has called all its $21,470,000
stamped first consol, mort. 5 p. c. bonds of 1893, and will pay
the same at its office. No. 120 Broadway, on Aug. 1, 1905. at
107>i and interest.- V. 77, p. 1226.
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Texas & Pacific ny.— Payment of Bonds.- The $2,741,000
mortgage Eastern division bonds, dated May 15, 1875,
will mature and be redeemed at par at the Mercantile Trust
Co.. No. 120 Broadway, Now York City, on and after March
first
1905.— V. 78, p. 3385.
Topeka (Kan.) Ry.—Bonds Pwrc/iased.— The American
Trust & Savings Banfe and E. H. Rollins & Sons, both of Chicago, have purchased $700,000 of the company's Ist mortgage
sinking fund 5 p. c. bonds. The property was entirely rebuilt
in 1903 and 1903, and its earnings for 1904 were $218,000 gross,
e
-p
,
$97,O0Onet.-V. 76, p. 1303.
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Western Marjland U^.— Agreement -Through Coal and
Coke Service Eatabliihed.-The report of an agreement between this company and the Baltimore & Ohio, touching the
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, has been confirmed by the signing
of a decree in the court at Cumberland, Md., approving the
sale by the trustees of the Canal Company of various strips
and parcels of land to the Western Maryland RR. Co. for
$500,000. The settlement gives the purchaser all right of
way necessary for the completion of its road between Cherry
Run and Cumberland.
An agreement has also been made with the Baltimore
Ohio RR. whereby, pending the completion of the line of
the Western Maryland between Cherry Run and Cumberland, that company Is given trackage rights between the
points named over the B. & 0., permitting the immediate
shipment of coal and coke from the property of the subsidiary
Davis Coal & Coke Co. to the tidewater terminals of the
Western Maryland RR at Port Covington, Baltimore. The
first shipment, consisting, it is said, of 14 cars of bituminous
coal and 41 cars of coke,was received at Port Covington Feb.^l.
The coal and coke traffic was previously turned over to
the B. & O, and handled at its piers on Curtis Bay. The
shipments by the present route are expected to Increase grad-
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ually until they reach large proportions.
The coal pier at
Port Covington has an unloading capacity of 4,000 tons in
twelve hours. Compare V. 79, p. 2692.— V. 80, p. 473, 468.
INDUSTRIAL, GAS AND MISCELLANEOUS.
American Ice Co.— PZan.- The plan for the formation of a
company has been prepared by the following com-
holding
mittee, and will be found in full on another page.
Committee: John E. Borne, Chairman; William Lanman Ball,
Frederick L. Eldrldge, George R. Sheldon, Oaklelgh Thome, wlta
Raphael L. Cerero, Secretary, 66 Broadway.
"It requires $895,313 per year to pay the preference dividends, and It 'is not believed that the business can under
present conditions be expected to earn that amount without
unduly advancing the price of the product and thus stimulating competition. The dividends on the preferred stock
are In arrears since April 1, 1902, amounting on Jan. 1, 1905,
to $2,461,833 (16KP c.)."
The committee, therefore, with the approval of the directors, propose to organize under the laws of New Jersey the
American Ice Securities Co. with the following capitalization,
the shareholders of the present company to be permitted at
their option to exchange their holdings on the basis iodioafed:
CAPITALIZATION OF PROPOSED AMERICAN ICE SBCORITIES CO.
Stock, all or one olaso. In shares of $100 each. Issue limit.. $20,000,000
Of which In exchange lor existing pref.
stock (»14,920,200), dollar for dollar
$14,920,200
For existing common ($iJ3,871,100) .^100
for $500
4,774,220
In treasury alter exchange of all old stock.
305,580
Six p. 0. debentures payable In 20 years, and redeemable
at any time at par at option of company, with such
conditions and security as committee may determine.
3,000,000
Of which for 16 13 p. o. of pref. dividends In
arrears
$2,461,833
Remainder "available for general purposes
ofcompany"
538,167
syndicate composed mainly of directors of the American
Ice Co., members of the committee, and others having official
relations with it, have agreed to underwrite the debentures
of the new compafcy to be thus lesued at the price of 70 p. c.
of the par value, and have agreed, for a commission of 5 p, c.
on the total amount to be underwritten payable in debentures,
to purchase at 70 p. c. such of the debentures as the deposltIng preferred stockholders shall fail to take. The preferred
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stcckholders have therefore the option, to be exercised at the
time of the deposit of their certificates of stock, of accepting
their arrears of dividends in such debentures at par, or 70
p. o. of their face value in cash.
The basis of exchange will thus be as follows
—
— Will receive
Bonds.
Stock.
.
9100 principal cf exisHni}—
Common
stock ($23.871.100)
:
or ^Oplionally-^
Stock.
Cash.
$20
$20
Pref. Block ($14,920,200) carry-
$11-55
acoum. dividends. $IC0
$100
All deposits of stocik must be made with the Knickerbocker
Trust Co., No. 66 Broadway, not later than March 1, 1905.
The committee makes the following statement
Tbe oomnaittee finds that ander the existing management which
went Into offlce March 1, 1904, many ol the abuses previouBly exist
Ing are being remedied, the condltlrns of the business are steadily improving, and the prospects are such as to Justify the ffloers la assnmfng that In the absence of utforeseen contingencies the profits of the
year just begun should largely exceed the profits for 1904, which were
$324,25?, after providing for all interest payments. The business for
the year 1903 showed a loss of $8,429 and that for 1902 a loss of
$346,362. The profits for 1904 were earned mainly In Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore. The total baelness for the year
ISOt amounted to $6,941,216.
Although 60 p. 0. of that business was done in the city of New York,
that part of the business has shown comparatively small profit In recent years. This result has been due partly to laxity in the managemen'', but largely to the abnormally low price of the product, brought
about by ruinous competition from the artiflcal Ice plants operated by
Its competitors.
Your company was forced to acquire and operate
such artificial loe plants to meet that situation, so that at the present
time about one-half yonr output consists of artificial Ice. The experience of the past few years has demonstrated that in the Northern
and Eastern States, where natural loe can be harvested, the machine
cannot sncoesefully compete. Within the past year eight of such artificial plants have failed within the city ol New York, two in Philadelphia, the only plant in Boston, one In Baltimore and others throuehont the country. The conditions of the past are therefore not likely
to be repeated in the near future.
The properties and assets of yonr company have been conservatively
valued under date of Oct. 31, 1904, at $11,014,276. The outstanding
underlying mortgages on constituent properties and the bonds and
other debts of the company as of Oct. 31, 1904, were $5,116,835.
ASSETS AND LIABILIIIE8 OCT. 31, 1904- C0N8BRV ATI VE OFFICIAL
STATEMENT.
ing le^a p.
$16ifl
c.
<
Liabilities—
Assets—
Beal estate,plant6 and
Underlying bonds
other properties
$9,468,104
Convertible assets and
working capital
1,546,172
$1,559,050
Collateral tiustSs
l,97o,0C0
Underlying mortgages.
576,537
Floating debt
1,011,248
Total
Total
$11,014,276
Total net assets over obi gallons
[Compare V. :9, p. 2746; V. 77, p. 2337; V. 78, p. 586
-V.
$5,116,835
$5,897,441
]
80, p. 165.
Vol, LXX3L
ferred stock and ?i,22!,700 commo.T stock. The plan requires the cance ilatlon of the unissued shares and also the
purchase .ind cancellation of SI 25,300 tf the outstanding preferred at $60 p&r share and $100 of the common stock for
The remaining outstanding shares will then be ex$10.
changed for the $4,000,000 new stock, the pref. stock dollar
for dollar and the common stock on the basis of $800 of old
for 1100 of new.— V. 79, p. 2799.
Laclede Gas Light Co., St. Loui?.—See North American
Compare V. 80, p. 470, 475.
Co. below,-
Luke Snperlor Corporation.— iVoffce to Holders of UnderBonds.— See Michigan Like Superior Co. below.— V.
lying
80, p. 475.
Ijfcwyers' Mortgage Bond Co., New York.— Neio Enterprise.
—This company— to be allied with the Lawyers' Mortgage
—
Co. and the Lawyers' Title Insurance Co. is organized to
carry on a form of mortgage business which the charter of
the Lawyers' Mortgage Co. does not permit it to undertake.
The proposition is to issue long-time bonds, subject to
call after 5 years at company's option, secured by pledge
of i}4 P- c. and 5 p. c. mortgages on New York City property
of the same class, etc., as those now accepted by the Lawyers'
Mortgage Co. "With a margin of three quarters per cent
every increase of $3,000,000 in outstanding bonds would add
one per cent to the earnings of the stock." The company will
have 13 000,000 capital stock and a surplus of $400,000, to be
obtained by selling the shares at $120. Edwin W. Coggeshall, President Lawyers' Title Insurance Co,, and Richard
M. Hurd, President Lawjera' Mortgage Co., at the request of
their respective boards, are organizing the new corporation.
Lehigh Coal & NaTigatioa Co.— Additional Trust
—
Certifi-
cates Listed.
The Philadelphia Stock Exchange has listed an
additional $2,728,500 voting trust certificates, making the
total amount listed to date $6,788,850.
The total outstanding
stock is $17,344,850. -V. 80, p. 475, 168.
Micbigan Lake Superior Co.— Notice to Bondholders, —
The holders of the $3,503,000 first mortgage 5 p. c, gold bonds
of 1899 will meet in the board roam of the Provident Life &
Trustee, trustee. No. 409 Chestnut St., Phaadelphia, on
Feb. 14, to consider a communication from the receiver and
to take thereon such action as may be found necessary. The
company is controlled by the Lake Superior Corporation,
which see above. Compare V. 69, p. 336; V. 77, p. 193, 771.
-V.
78, p. 2445.
Foundries.— iVb^es and New Stock.—
of
acquisition
the
Simplex
To finance the recent
Railway
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Eirnings. The company reAppliance Co., the American Steel Foundries has made ports net earnings of $752,166 for the year 1904, contrasting
its one three-year 6 p. c. nctes for |1, 000,000, which have
with $450,748 for 1897. The interest charged upon outstandbeen taken by Knhn, Loeb & Co., and has issued $3,200,030 ing bonds is only $298,000. The company owns about 367
each of preferred and common stock, making outstanding of miles of ga3 mains, over 73,000 meters and about 2,500 oity
each class of stock $17,700,000. The new stock is principally lamps. The new gas plant is described as one of the most
for the Simplex purchase, a small portion being used in con- modern and complete in the world. It is now supplying
neotioTi with the purchase of the Commonwealth Steel Co. about 4,000,000 cubic feet of gas per day, which will be inWm. V. Kelly, recently P/eaident of the Simplex company, creased by about 6,000,000 cubic feet when the new gas
was elected on Ttiursday Third Vice-President of the Foun- holder is completed. This holder itself will have a capacity
American Steel
dries.— V.
—
&
80, p. 224.
Kaaic— Stock Offered. ~8eQ
Brooklyn Academy
Week's Chroniclb under heading of Banks and
Bankers.— V. 78, p. 1500.
CJic8apeat>e & Qhio CAn&l.— Agreement.— See Western
Maryland RR under "Railroads."— V. 80, p. 185.
of
item on
p. 446 of last
Diamond
.Hatch
Co.— iiepor^. —The
endirg Dec. 31 were:
Year—
Net.
1904
1903
Div'ds {10%).
$1,500,000
1,600,000
results for the year
Balance.
Pret. hur.
$1?3,369
$l,00(\000
324,089
2,194,593
New Directors.— Edward R. Stettinius ancJ Russell Hawkins
have been elected directors in place of George F. Smith acd
A, G. Lindsay, deceased. W. G. Fioley has been appoiated
as Secretary to succeed R. E. Wirt, deceased.— V. 79, p. 2590.
»1,663,369
1,824,089
State Steel Co.- Committee.— Th^ committee of
in Philadelphia en Jan. 20 announces that it represents a full majority of the claims of
the creditors and desires to represent them all. The committee exf ects to report its findings by Feb. 15.— V. 80, p.
Diamond
creditors
which was elected
474, 225.
Equitable Illaminating Gas L ght Co. of Philadelphia.—
Qutput.-Tlhe, statement of gas so'd in the city of Philadelphia for the quarter and the twelve months ending Dec. 81,
as filed with tbe city authorities, compares as follows
1904.
1908^
Cubic feel of gas—
1903.
3 months
1,789,504,450 1,778,809,880 1,795,064,370
12 months
6,564,891,970 6,486,829,980 5,42^.129,500
:
12 monlhb'grOBHrevenue
Of which city receives...
$6,564,8*1
$056,489
$6,48«,S29
$648,682
$5,423,129
$543,312
—V. 79, p. 2090.
Herring-Hall-Maryln Safe {1,0.— Report. -The company
reports for the calendar year 1904 a net profit of $35,297,
after charging off |18,678 for maintenance and $15,287 for
depreciation. A new factory was constructed at Hamilton,
Ohio, and a new branch opened in Chicago. The general
business during the major portion oi' the year made it necessary to curtail production somewhat, with consequent smaller
margin of profit. The present year opens with a good demand and better prices.-- V. 78, p. 1395.
IlllLOis Biitk Co.— Reduction of Stock.— A circular an
nounces that ihe shareholders will vote Feb. 8 oa the plan
for reducing the capital stock from $9, OJ.OOO tc $4,000,000,
all of one class.
There is now outstanding $3,421,703 pre-
of 6,0C0,0fiO cubic feet. Spencer Traek
Co. are offering to
investors a block of the first mortgage 4 p. c. bonds at price
to net about 4*60 p. c, authorized issue $10,C00,000, outstanding ij7,800,000, a first and only lien aside from $30,000 office
building bonds.
circular says:
The stock has received regular dividends for the last 45 years of not
less than 6 p. c per annum. All of the stock is owned by the Western
Gas Co. of New York, which In turn le controlled by the American
Light & Traction Co.
See pages 406 and 417 of Railway and Industrial Section; also V. 79, p. 631.— V. 79, p. 2591.
A
North American €0.— Exchange of Stocks.— The ExecuCommittee of the company has agreed with the St.
tive
Louis interests associated with it in the acquisition of the
Laclede Gas Light Co. (V. 80, p. 470, 475,) and the Union
Electric Light, Heat & Power Co (V. 79, p. 275,), both of St.
Louis, for an exchange of their holdings in the stock of those
companies for North American Co. stock. The transaction,
which is Bui:)ject to the ratification of the stockholders, calls
an increase of about $5,000,000 in the stock of the North
American company. The proposition of exchange applies
only to the above-mentioned interests, and does not include
for
other shareholders.
ers of the Laclede
ume
See proposition
company
made
to the stockhold-
In Feb., 1903;
76, page 482.— V. 79, p. 2799.
Chronicle
vol-
Pacific Packing & Narlgi^tion Co.— Sale Postponed.— The
mnjorily
forecloaure sale has been postponed until Feb. 13.
have signed the plan, which is now operative. See V. 80,
A
p. 226, 471, 476.
Pacific States (Bell) Telephone & Telegraph Co.— New
Stock.— The shareholders will vote oa Feb. 9 on increasing
the authorized issue of capital stock from $16,000,000 to $35,OCO,000, the new shares to be issued from time to time as
The company has
r< quired for Improvements and additions.
outstanding $750,000 6 p. c. bonds, due July 1, 1913, and $2,259,000 5 p. c. bonds. (Compare V. 76, p. 598.) The dividend
For the calendar year 1903 the
rate is 7 p. c. per annum.
n«t (snrpluO earnings, it is 8tate(^, were $1,538,439; for
(December estimated), $1,700,000.— V. 79, p. 2161.
(Javen City Telephone City, CInoinnutl.— Fra»c/ii c Void.
—The Circuit Court at Cincinnati on Jan. 21 delivered an
1904
opinion denying the validity of ttie franchise giv>'n to the
company by the Probate Court-, the city not havlt.'g given its
consent thereto.— V. 79, p. 172J,
Feb. 4
THE CHRONICLE.
1905. j
Staodard Rope & Twine Co.— BondholdeAS' Protective
Comviittee.— In view of the receivership, h first mortgage
bondholders' committee has been formed cohsisting of:
Alvln W. Krech, Ohairman; James B. Clews, Donald Maokay,
Charles E Orvle, Vitlentine P. Snyder, with Lawrence L. Qllleaple,
Secretary, 15 Nassau St., New York City.
Holders of first mortgage bonds are urged to deposit their
bonds promptly with the Equitable Trust Co., No. 15 Nassau
St., New York City, in exchange for negotiable receipts.
Should a plan of reorganization be formulated by the committee, provision will be made for the withdrawal of bonds
on the part of disBsnting bondholders without expense. The
committee's circular says in part:
For the year ending July 31, 1904, the company suffered a loss on
Its business of $9,167, and upon Its business for the last six months a
There are also defaults under the
mortgase on the payments due to the sinking fund on Aug. 31,
1£03 and 1904, amonntiog to $27,400 each. The company also has
very large loans Inadequately protected and the Interest due upon Its
ontstandlDg first mortgags on Feb. 1, 190), cannot be paid. The only
plants which have been operated up to thetlmeof the rao^iversbip are
the Waterbury and Morgan Avenue properties In Brooklyn and the
Sewall & Day In Boston. The position Is extremely critical. The sale
loss estimated at about $40,000.
The connsel
603
for the paokers in the suit
and
C.
Armour Packing
W. Armour
Co. are qaoted as eayiag in eflf-ct
that the injanction wi'l not inconvenience them or interfere
with their business, because they have not violated the law
and do not intend to do so.— V. 80, p. 161.
of the
Union Electric Light & Power Co., St. Louis.— See North
American Co. above and compare V. 79, p. 275 L,
United Gas Improvemeat Co— Results in Philadelphia.—
See Equitable Gaa Light Co. of Philadelphia above.— V. 79,
p. 2090.
Talcan Detinniugr Co.— New Offleers.—S. R. Beardsley has
been elected President and Lyman G. Bloomingdale of
Bloomingdale Bros. Vice-President. I-aac Stiebel and B.
Nicoll have been elected directors. V. 79, p. 3752.
—
flrst
of idle properties, additional worklni? capital, effloient management
and the conservation of valuable equities are among the most pressing
necessities. To what extent the protective committee may prevent
complete dis'ntegratlon will depend largely upon the co-operation of
the bondholders.— V. 8 a, p. 476.
Standard Sanitary Mannf.ictnring' Co., Pittsburgh.—
First Dividend on Common.— The "Pittsburgh Press" announces the declaration of the regular quarterly dividend of
P' c. on the preferred (non-cumulaiive) and a first dividend of 4 p. c. on the common stock. At last accounts there
were outstanding $1,982,800 preferred and $2,167,400 common
stock and |1, 876,000 6 p. c. debentures. —V. 78, p. 824.
W
A
New
York.— Dividend.—
State Line Telephone Co.,
2
p. c. quarterly dividend for the first, second and third quarters (total 6 p. c.) declared on the preferred cumulative
8pfr cent stock was paid January 20, 1905, to stockholders of record for each respective quarter. The company was
incorporated at Albany on July 17, 1903, to operate longdistance telephone lines in N. Y. State for the independent
companies.
Capital stock authorized: Common, $500,000;
pref., $500,000; par $100, "full paid." The preferred is also
entitled to participate with the common in any dividends in
excess of 8 p. c. No bonds. Edward M. Millard (President
Eastern Telephone Co.) is President-; D. A.
York
New
&
Reynolds, Vice-President and Manager; J. Owen Huchberber, Treasurer; offioe 150 Broadway, New York, Tae company has made a contract with the Atlantic Telephone Co.
of New York City ("which is now engaged in financing its
enterprise on a basis of $24,000,000") it has thus far provided for interchange of business with the following:
Colonial Telephone Co. of Nawburgh, Dutchess County Telephone
Co. of Poughkeepsle, Columbia County Telephone Cj. of Hudson and
;
Sharon Telephone Co. of Sharon. Conn.
Swift & Co. U. S. Supreme Court Chrants Injunction,
The United States Supreme Court on Monday, in a unanimous decision (Justice Holmes writing the. opinion), affirmed
in all substantial respects the order of Judge Grosecup,
made in the United States District Court in Chicago in May,
1903, granting a permanent in junction a:;ainst Swift & Co.
and various other packers (corporations, firms and individuals) located at Chicago, Oaaaha, St. Joseph. Kansas City,
East St. Louis and St. Paul, in the action brought by the
Government for violation of the Anti-Trust Act (Sherman
law) of 1890. The packers whose trade arrangements and
agreements among themselves are held to be In restraint of
inter-State commerce are alleged in the bill of complaint to
control about six-tenths of the trade in fresh meats in the
United S ates. The Court summarizes the allegations contained in the bill which It holds in a general way have been
proven as follows:
(1) It charges a combination of the dominant proportion of the
dealers in fresh meat throughout the Uaited States not to bid against
each other in the livestock markets of the different States; (2) to bid
np prices for a few days In order to Induce the cattle men to send their
stock to the stockyarde; (3) to fix prices at which they will sell and to
that end to restrict shipments of meat when necessary; to establish a
uniform rule of credit to dealers, and to keep a black list; (4) to make
uniform any improper charges for cartae-e, and finally (5) to get less
than lawful rates from railroads, to the exalualon of competitors.
The Court, among other things, says:
The intent of the combination is not merely to restrict campetltion
among the parties but to aid in an attempt to monopolize commerce
among the States. It is said that this charge is too vague and that it
does not set forth a case of commerce among the States Taking up
—
—
the latter objection first, commerce among the States is not a technical
legal conception, but a practical oae drawn from the couree of business. Whsn cattle are sent for sale from a place in one St ae.wlth the
expectation that thev will end their transit, after purchase, in another, and when In eff-ctthey do so, with only the interruption neces
sary to find a purchaser at the stockyards, and when this is a typical,
constantly reourriog course, the current thus existing is a current of
commerce among the States, and the purchase of the cattle Is a part
and incident of such commerce.
Tae packers entered a general objection, which they
strongly urged, that the till did not set forth suffiaient definite or specific facts, and was vagae in many respects. The
Court admitted that while this objection was serious, it appeared to be inherent in tho nature of the case, saying:
The scheme alleged is so vast that it presents a new problem in
pleading. If, as we must assume, the scheme Is entertained, it Is, of
ooorse, contrary to the very words of the statute. Its aiza mak.'s the
violation of the law more coDsptouons, and yet the same thing makes
U impossible to fasten the principal fact to a certain time and place.
The elements, too, are so numerous and shifting, even the constituent
parts alleged are, and from their nature must be, so extensive in time
and space that something of the same impossibliity applies to them.
The law has been upheld, and therefore wo are bound to eaforce It
notwithstanding these
dlfflonltlei.
—
The firm of Child, Bates & Co., recently established,
with headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio, whose card appears
In this issue, will deal in high-class bonds and local secnritles. Mr. F. W. Child, of this firm, Is formerly of New York,
and was for some time with Kountze Brothers, going from
there to St. Louis as Manager of the Bond Department of
the Colonial Trust Co., and after the absorption of the Colonial by the Commonwealth Trust Company, was associated
with Messrs. Everez & Co. of Chicago. Mr. Bates has for
some years been Manager of the Stock Department of the
Denlson & Prior Co. of Cleveland, and is well known in that
city.
—Messrs. Ackermann &
Coles of 20 Broad St., this city,
have issued the third number of their Statistics of New York
City Banks & Trust Companies, as compiled by Mr. W. C.
Coles.
The brochure is published semi-annually, and contains extensive data as to the date of organiztion of the banks
and trust companies of the boroughs of Manhattan and
Brooklyn, including the dividend record of each institution.
The firm makes a specialty of bank and trust company stocks,
as well as of Standard Oil stocks, inactive railroad bonds
and unlisted securities.
—The
old-established firm of Messrs. '.Tobey
&
Kirk, 25
Broad Street, has recently moved Its offices from the fifth
floor of the Broad Exchange Building to a finer suite of
rooms (1017 to 1019 inclusive) on the tenth floor of the same
building. The new quarters are better situated and arranged
than those just vacated. Tae concern, organized in 1873, has
always made a business of dealing in unlisted stoc^ks and
bonds. It consists of Mr, S. H. Tobey, senior member, Mr.
Harry G. Tobey and Mr. George S. Crap. Mr. Crap was admitted Jan.
2, 1900.
—The six'ieth annual statement of the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J,, Is published in our advertising columns. During the year 1904 a substantial
increase in business all along the line is noticed, the market
value of the company's assets now reaching $93,2i7,790 and
its surplus, on a market-value basis, $7,319,562, the surplus
increase reaching 1608,720. Ratio of expenses and taxes to
total income in 1904 was 15*28 per cent and in 1903 15'27 per
cent.
&
—J. S.
R. D. Farlee, 11 Wall Street, advertise in this
issue a list of investment bonds.
Among them are Beech
Creek 1st mortgage fours, guaranteed by New York Central,
Missouri Kansas «& Oklahoma firsts, Seaboard Air Line
general fours, Louisville & Nashville unified fours, and other
steam railroad bonds, and a block of Kings County Elevated
fours. Iciquiries concerning these and other Investment
securities are solicited.
&
—Shoemaker
Bates, No. 24 Broad Street, members of
the New York Stock Exchange, have issued an Interesting
circular describing various blocks of Investment bonds
which they are offering for sale, both railroad issues, such as
Baltimore & Oaio, Western Maryland and Southern Ry,, and
miscellaneous loans such as Mexican Government 4s,
Lackawanna Steel 5 p. c. notes, etc.
simple but eS^ective little calendar Is that issued by the
Lincoln National Bank, 42d Street, opposite the Grand Central Station.
This 8x5 time table for 1905 has as its main
feature a bronze bas-relief of Abraham L'acoln, on a dark
background. On Jan. 11th the bank's deposits were $16,92 J,957, surplus and undivided profits $1,362,085, besides a capital stock of 1300,000 and total resources of $19,292,442.
—The Union Discount Co. of London has issued its semiannual statement. The balance sheet for Dec. 81 shows groes
assets of $96,611,209. The amount to credit of profit and loss
was $1,156,951. The half-yearly dividend at the rate of 11 per
cent called for $206,250 and |251,235 was carried forward.
Details will be found in the full statement printed in another
—A
column.
—The semi-annual statement of the National Discount Co.
of London, pnbllsned in another column, shows deposits and
loans on J)tc. 81 of $50,582,482 and bills re-discounted $16,732,semi267. The company held In securities $11,503,043,
annual dividend at the rate of 10 per cent was paid, calling
for $211,666.
A
—Redmond &
Co's. February investment list is printed on
page facing the first page of reading matter. Their
statistical department will furnish detailed information regarding the securities given in this list, or any other securities, on application.
the
THE CHRONICLE.
604
LXXX,
[\'01..
COTTON.
Fbiday Night, February
COMMERCIAL EPITOME
Friday Night, February 3, 1905.
Easiness conditions for the past week have shown irreguThe reports from soma lines of trade have shown
larity.
buyers operating with a considerable show of freedom; this
has been especially true In iron and steel. Other trades,
however, have reported a period of dulness prevailing, buyers being inclined to pursue a waiting policy. The movement of supplies into oonsumera' hands in the way of deliveries on old purchases has been fairly free, supplies that were
held back last week by the blocked condition of trafiSlc being
forwarded. Reports from the interior have contlnaed to re
port cutticg of e:rain freight rates to the seaboard. These
low freights are having a stimulating effect upon the export
demand
Lkrd...
Xobaoco, domestic
OoSae, Brazil
Ooilee, Java, <SiO
bags
..mats
bag^
hliils
bags, &o
...hhds
No.
Molasses, foreign
Hides
OottOQ.
Boslu
Spirits torpentliie......
Tar
Linseed
bblfl,
ijagB,
..pockets.
......... ...,.,. bags.
Saltpetre
Manila hemp
bags.
......bales.
hemp
bales
Jatebatts
Floor...
bales,
bbls,
bbls.
—
-.
Bice, E. I
Bice, domestic
Jan. 1,
1905.
1905.
tOB
hlidB
OoSee.otber
Bugar
Bngar
bales,
bbls. and sacks
7,643
2,128
3.497,442
130,806
419,009
None.
Feb. 1,
7,957
3,094
3,403,379
1904.
am.
Maydel'y
Jolydel'F
at—
14,5.142
414,088
None.
None.
None.
12,600
None.
None.
12,300
90,575
24,906
100,1 3 i
86,000
None.
26,396
1,114
1,216
1,000
40,000
None.
850
190
1,078
1,651
1,000
None.
65.300
None.
10,100
73,972
38.702
1.600
1,077
2,000
80,000
None.
383
1.784
17,263
8.105
None.
182,900
None.
89,600
10,139
14,982
2,917
None.
170,200
25.'i.788
Miyi^.
700
7071a 710
6 95
tHttS-
Vfsa.
700
712i«
6*90
702>*
JTAwv*.
6 90
7 02J«
fri.
6-92iij
7-05
Pork has had a fair jobbing sale and at steady prices,
closing at |13@13 50 for mess. Cut meats have been in fair
demand and steady. Tallow has been easier, closing at
Cotton-aeed oil has advanced slightly. The close was quiet
at 24J^@25c. for prime yellow. Butter has continued to advance for choice grades. Cheeee has had a fair sale at firm
prices. Fresh eggs have been steady.
Brazil grades of coffee have continued to meet with a slow
sale, and owing to disappointing statistical developments and
dull estimate of receipts for February prices have weakened
slightly. The close was quiet at 8J^c. for Rio No. 7 and 9c.
for Santos No. 4, The demand for West India growths has
bsen quiet, and there has been a slight yielding in prices,
closing at 9%c. for good Cucuta and ll@llJ^o. for good
average Bogota. Liquidation has continued the feature of
the trading in the market for coffee contracts and prices
easier.
The close was steadier.
The following were the closing asked prices:
have been
7-150.
7'20o.
7-450.
i
Jane
July
7*55 o.
7*70o.
l
Sept
Oct
Qalveston
Pt.Axthnr,&o
Sew Orleans...
aSobUe
Penaacola, &e.
Savannah
Th,urt,
tri.
Total.
6,904
2.554
4.475
4.384
3,732
467
490
7.348
1,263
2,415
3,869
1,055
3,513
28.770
8,250
64,773
4,285
5.745
16,768
4,611
313
78
279
1,138
440
293
200
168
88
275
455
1,481
1.041
1.024
1,803
717
826
1,402
6,813
1,500
353
638
751
197
Waah'ton.&e.
N'p't
News, &c.
New
York.
126
83
Boston.........
494
38
50
Baltimore
Phlladelp'a,
Ac
130
160
2,896
168
84
688
831
1.272
75
26
4,168
352
week. 18,606 24,295 46.329 18,603 12.177 23,213 140,223
Tot. this
The following shows the week's total receipts, the total since
and the stocks to-night, compared with last year.
Septc 1, 1904,
190304.
1904-05,
Receipts to
Feb. 3
This
week.
Thu
Since Sep,
1,
1904.
week.
Galveston...
Pt. Ar.,&c,
1905.
47,813 2,072,071
6,689
92,709
62,845 1,609,532
4,B37 181,782
1,614 116,296
19,285 1,017,531
2.154 113,483
1,094 144,173
21
1,021
6,160 312,815
28,770 1,839,899
8,2S0 147,475
Cf ew Orleans 54,778 1,777,767
Mobile.. ....
4,285 229,979
P'eaoolo, Ac.
5,746 136,224
Savannah... 16.768 1,268,333
Br'wlok, Ac.
152,687
4,611
(Charleston..
1,138 175,613
755
P. Royal, &o.
Wilmington.
1,481 271,067
122
Wash'n, &o.
Vorfolk
6.613 477,442
N'portN.,&o
688
7,049
20,466
New York... 1,600
881
43,884
Boston
84,081
Baltimore. .
4,168
352
Phlladel,&c.
8.594
Totals
Stock.
Since Sep.
1, 1903.
1904.
158,118
81,824
»««•*
338,879
60,002
411,961
19,128
......
65.574
20,976
18,822
65,632
8,247
11,150
5,671
10,720
29,997
8,833
386
394.537
349
672
542
891
823
10,385
5,936
12,642
18.304
8.123
82.506
3,307
6,311
1.026
18,930
1,161
73.237
34,000
5,372
2,784
140,223 6,641,427 158.602 6,111,676
781.474
733,696
356
In order that a comparison may be made with other years,
we give below the totals at leading ports for six seasons,
Receipts
at—
Oalves'n, &o.
1905.
1904.
1903.
1902.
1901.
1900.
87,020
64,778
4.285
16,768
1,138
1,481
6,813
54,502
67,217
61,961
5,815
26,519
1,490
4.743
9,379
48,391
46,294
3,008
22,376
67,866
67,878
6,667
41,800
10,149
6,989
13,373
246
791
20,529
17,908
144,435
812,421
Ac
688
349
768
All others...
17,257
6,696
15.397
85,888
30,294
3,520
16,844
3,379
3,813
7,249
1,362
16,156
wk. 140,223
158,602
193.289
118,351
New
Orleans
MobUe
Savannah...
Ohas'ton, &e.
Wllm'ton, &o
News,
52845
4,837
19.265
1,115
5,160
8,833
1,006
3,448
4,142
8O0c.
I
test, and
1^0. for muscovado, b9-deg. test. Re8ned has been quiet
but steady at 6'05c. for granulated. Other staple groceries
have been quiet and unchanged,
Kentucky tobacco has been in active demand, exporters
being good buyers at advancing prices. A large business has
been transacted in seed-leaf tobacco and at full valn«8. Sales
include a considerable quantity of 19J11902 crops Wisconsin
Havana seed Be. 1903 crop Zlmmers Spanish and Pennsylvania broad leaf. Exceptional activity has been experienced
in Havana tobacco and at fair prices. Sumatra tobacco has
been fairly active and firm.
Offerings for Straits tin for prompt delivery have been
email and the market baa continuel firm, closing at 29 6D@
Ingot copper has had a limited f ale at steady prices,
29*85c.
closing at 15J^@15%c. for Lake and 15i^@15)^c. for electrolytic.
Lead has been firmer at 4"66@4'70c. Spelter has
been quiet and easier, closing at 6-203. Pii^iron has been in
good demand and firm, closing at $17 50@17 75 for No. 2
Northern and $17 25@17 50 for No. 2 Southern.
Refined petroleum for export has been easier, and closed at
7-25c. in bbls., 9-95c. in cases and 4-35c. in bulk.
Naphth*
has been steady at 113^0. for 71 degrees and 12c. for 76 degrees. Credit balances have been easier, closing at 1 -.393.
Spirits turpentine has been quiet and prices have weakened
to 55o for machine bbls. Rosins have been qniet but steady
at |2 87^ for common and good strained. Hops have been
dull and easier. Wool quiet and pulled wools easier.
oVianged prices at 53^g. for centrifugals, 96-deg.
Wed,
Ttte$.
1,855 3,703 9,279
3,958
4,292
6,169 13.522 20,618
845 1,003
217
2.972
2,333
2,067 4,022 3.360
1.098
122
289
57
STllnilngton....
N.
.^
Ang
7-80o. Dec
8-lSc.
R iw eugars have been dull, with sellers holding for un1
Oharleston
Pt. Royal, &o.
Norfolk
7'90o.
Mon.
Sat,
Sorfolk
2,421,298
101, !2l
refined for the Continent. Speculation in lard for future
delivery has been moderately active. Light receipt of hogs
have held prices very steady. The close was quiet.
DAILY OLCS JHe PBIOBS OV I.A.8C VCTClSBa IN OHIOAGO.
Hay
Receipts
9,472
Lard on the spot has had only a limited sale, bat offerings
have been very moderate and prices have held to a steady
basis.
The close was quiet at 7 '150. for prime Western and
6 50c. for prime City. The demand for refined lard has been
light, but prices have held about steady, closing at 7'auc. for
Feb
March
week, making the total rooeipts since the let of Sept., 1904,
6,641,427 bales, against 6,111,676 bales for the same period of
IB03-4 showing an increase since Sent. 1, 1904, of 529,761 bales.
Bmnsw'k, &e
Feb. 1,
1905.
3,
as Indicated by our telegrams
from the South to-night is given below. For the week ending
.his evening the total receipts have reached 140,223 bales,
against 156,670 bales last week and 122,950 bales the previous
for corn.
Stoekt of JfercAandMe.
Blsal
The Movement op the Crop
Tot. this
Since Sept. 1 6641,4-.27
6111,676 6021,507 5902,565 5515,100 4974.060
The exports for the week ending this evening reach a total
of 177,823 bales, of which 48,63i were to Great Britain, 4,205
to France and 125,091 to the rest of the Continent.
Below
are the exports for tne
week and since Sept.
Wuk Bndinti Feb. 3. 1900.
from—
Great
Brit'n,
4,816
lial Teuton
Pt-Arthur. &o. 3,968
S^it Orleani.. 17.804
Stance
Oontintnt.
61ti
8,759
3,203
lotal
Oreat
Week.
Britain.
14,122
66.514
87,520
P,382
8,215
13,820
13.8'iO
3,918
67,9i6
231.468
100,864
e,070
e,07(J
8,379
5,60
New York
4,4tl
0,611
11,407
•Sotton
6.766
l,36i
7,UH
laltlmor*
1.49-1
443
'an Kran.,
Total
Total. 1003-04.
8.746
3,918
108,660
860
I
9,074
Jko..
48.682
46,2!i6
1904. to Feo. 8. 1906
__
^"'^
663.616 187,823
50,861
631,744 243.286
43.89d 17,63d
9,382
PeniHOOla, &o.
'(aTannab
Irnniwlott ....
CharlastOD....
Port ttoyal....
^llmlnKton...
Nor/olk
N'port N.. Ao..
496
1.
Exported to—
3,»I58
Vloblle
»>hila(lelphia..
from Sept.
Mxportcd to—
exports
1. 1904.
17,084
47.768
Oontinent.
Total.
438.519 1,486,023
70,500
181,361
495,688 1,376.717
48.406
109,910
59,167
126.170
640,295
919.608
6,916
107,610
68.647
ee.9S6
3.662
149.099
260.411
13,616
7,03d
30.662
13.079
313.042
00,313
97.319
29,861
97.701
1.000
12,079
201.817
14,405
127.020
1.932
90.087
65.120
4.124
8,876
2S,075
856
2y.l69
9,074
1.685
07,701
4,205 126.091,177.829 3,400.374 654,896 3.828.0rf0 6,272,859
16.18SI 114.854 177,317 1.H66.606 606,828
2.1" 23,
834 4,087,266
Feb.
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 1905.J
605
FuTUBES.—Highest, lowest and
In addition to above exports, our telegrams to-night also
give us the following amounts of cotton on shipboard, not
add similar figures for
cleared, at the ports named.
New York, which are prepared for our special use by
Messrs. Lambert & Barrows, Produce Exchange Building,
New
closing prices at
York.
We
ON SHIPBOARD, NOT CLEAEKD FOK—
Feb. 3
Leaving
ai-
Other OoastOreat
GerBritain Fr'nee many. For'gn wise.
60,711
i",bo6
8,600
14.250
7,800
18,000
288,168
104,945
55,474
18,822
41,402
15,747
74,705
24.577
48,653 21,635 44,160 26,852 16,324 157,634
623840
Total 1904.. 49,224 17,981 37,324 12,674 14.743 131,946
Total 1903.. 69,762 53,937 29,140 43,276 21,894 217.509
601 ,750
14,562
20,001
Mobile........
"ioo
Norfolk
New Yorb....
Other ports .
i'obo
10,000
Total 1905..
9,885 12,682 13,060
3,950 1(^,378 12,042
10,100 ......
53.173
10,100
o«a.i*
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erately active
The feature of
to be for the
7",506
"300 2'oo6
"250 14,000
1,500
3,000
fl
•3 -a
522
802
srew Orleans.
Galveston.. ..
Bavannali.. ..
Charleston...
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8toek,
Total.
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by the Revision Committee, at which grades other than
The Visible Supply of Cotton to-night, as made up by
middling may be delivered on contract, are as follows.
Fair
c. 1-30 on Good Middling Tinged
Even cable and telegraph, is as follows. Foreign stocks, as well
c.
0-96 on Strict Middling Tinged.... 006 oS as the afloat, are this week's returns, and consequently all
Middling Fair
0-62 on Middling Tinged
Strict Good Middling
012 off foreign figures are brought down to Thursday evening.
0*44 on Strict Low Mid. Tinged ... 034 off
Good Middling
Strict Low Middling
0-14 oflf Low Middling Tinged
050 ofl But to make the total the complete figures for to-night
Low Middling
0-38 off Strict Good Ord. Tinged .. 084 off (Feb. 3), we add the Item of exports from the United States,
Strict Good Ordinary
72 off Middling Stained
050 off Including in it the exports of Friday only,
Good Ordinary
1-00 off Strict Low Mid. Stained... 1 06 ofl
1905.
1304.
1003.
1902.
Strict Good Mid. Tinged.. 0-30 on Low Middling Stained
1-50 off
stock at UiTSiirpool.,,..,^., i»8,lek. 960,000 625,000 680,000 1,040,000
On this basis the official prices for a few of the grades for stock at tiOKfiom. .«,.„..«„
13,000
10,000
9,000
7,000
the past week—Jan. 28 to Feb. 3— would be as follows.
Stock at Manchester. ._...>..;.
47.000
71,000
Total Great Britain Btook. 1,020,000" 706,000 689,000 1,047,000
UPLANDS,
Slat. Mon Tues W^ed
Fri.
9,000
Stock at tlamiiaig..^^
15.000
7,000
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6-72
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710
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6-35
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7-35
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7-54
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Sat.
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Mon Toes Wed
6-35
6-97
735
7-79
8-31
6-50
7-13
7-50
7-94
8-46
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5-50
6-80
6-66
7-00
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660
5-75
6-76
6-91
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6 70
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7-47
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6-85
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7-22
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8-66
Tuea Wed
Sat.
7-89
8 41
6-60
7-22
7-60
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7 07
8 66
8-29
8-81
Til.
jfn.
5-95
6-95
7-11
7-45
7'10
7-26
7-60
610
710 7-26 735
The quotations for middling upland at New York on
Feb. 3 for each of the past 33 years have been as follows.
1905. ...0. 7-60
16-60
1904
9-00
1903
1902
1901
1900
1899
1898
SJ*
10
85,e
66,a
6i5i8
1897. ...0. 7'4
1896
1895
SH
5»s
1894...,., 7i5i6
1893
9^8
1892
1891
1890
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9Vi
1015,
1889. ...clO
1888. .....lOSg
I88I....C.IUI16
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1880
1887
1879
1878
1877
1876
1875
1874
9ifl
1886...... S3,e
1885
1884
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1883.
lU3i8
1882, .....12
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laiSjg
13
Saturday
..
Monday
Quiet
futttkes
Market
Closed.
Sales of Spot
Ex-
Oon-
Oon-
tump.
tract.
Firm
Quiet. 10 pts. ad. 8t"i*dy
Tnesday
y^ulet, ispts.ad Very steady.
Wednesday >jmet, lOpts. ai hum
Thursday.. Qnlet, lOots. ai. steadv
Frday. ... Quiet.l5pt8.ad. Very steady.
376
105
227
58
i,ioo
2,600
306
1,510
36
200
300
300
2,310
4,200
. .
Total
& Oontbact.
port.
883,000 542.000 609,000 946,000
63,000
40,000
716,000 460,000 479,000
JontlnentalBtiOflbo. ..«„,.>.,..„„ 626,000
imerioan afloat f 07 Europe,.. 508,000 ^15.000 889,000 f 3 1,000
773,696 1,005.253 891,374
Jnlted States BtooJt
-...^., 781,474
424.342 437.738 617,416
jjnlted States! nterior stocks. 674,374
47,515
36,325
48,713
34.867
inltad atateaoTpoFtB fio-day.
X'oeal ikmerloan...... ..
3,547,715 3,012,761 3,137,316 3,518,305
Saet Xndia%, Braaii, <ti
94,000
71,000
77.000
88,000
aT«rpoolBtook.....«i...»..„««,
7,000
9,000
13,000
10,000
umdoB stock
7,000
8.000
Manchester stock
'38,0(56
'33,0"cd
32.000
43 000
>on»uefti»ia&ooace,
.....
88,000
80,000 186,000 144.000
Edla »no»t lor F.urope . .......
50,000
60,000
39,000
43,000
8«ypJ,Br»all,At5.,ano»t
235 000 1 90.000 249,000
Jtoci In Alaiandrla, Egypt... 198,000
424 000 393,000
Itook In Bombay, India.. ...... 4 17,000 337,000
914.000
lotal JSast itiidla, *o.
„ 874 000 934.000 928,000
3,547.716 3,042.7513,137.316 3.518 3 05
Total Auie?lcan...,
4.421.715 3,976.751 4,063,316 4,482 805
TOtslTiBiblBBOpply
^^Iverpool fltook
..balsG.
Manchester stock........
.
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MARKET AND SALES.
The total sales of cotton on the spot each day during the
week are indicated in the following statement. For the
convenience of the reader we also add columns which show
at a glance how the market for spots and futures closed on
same days.
Spot Market
Closbd.
Stock at Bremen
403.000 407,000 239,000 220,000
Stock at Antwerp ........ ......
3,000
3,000
4.000
4,000
Stock at BCa^rre.... _...„...
151,000 187,000
161,000 226,000
Stoob at iS»irH®lUes.„., ...... ...
2,000
3,000
2,000
3.000
Stock at Saroelona... „„...„.
43,000
45,000
62,000
37,000
Stock at Genoa.... ...........
37,000
46,000
38,000
43.000
Stock at Trii«»te.i.»«.„ ~~.«.
2,000
2,000
2,000
3,000
Total Oonttnental stocks.
669,000 748,000 488,000 512.000
Total European stocks.. ..1,689, 000 1,454.000 1,177,000 1,659,000
88,000
India cotton «aoju!b Tor .eatope
80,000 186,000 144,000
Ajner. cotton *floAtf or K'rope. 608.000
616,000 589,000 534,000
60,000
43.000
60.000
Esypt, Bra2ill,Ae., afflD Jor E'pe
39,000
Stock in Alexandria, Egypt... 198.000 235,000 190,000 249.000
.^37,000
424,000 393,000
Stoolc in Bombay, India. ..«.«. 417,000
Stock in United ."itRtes porta.. 781,474 733,696 1,005,253 894,374
437,738 617,416
Stock in O. 8. mtojrlortiowna,. 674,374 424.342
47.515
48.713
36,325
United States '•xpoTtis to-day.
34,867
Total visible supply. ....4,421,715 3,976,781 4,063,316 4.432,805
01 the above, totals of AmerJ.oazi ano. other desoriptioitM are *a toUoyit:
•
Upland, Ll-^erpool..
eiddung Upland, New York..
Igypt Good Brown. .Liverpool
3 97d,
375
105
^•ruf Rou);h oond, Liverpool
Sioaoh riae, Liverpool.......
1030d.
4d
1,3^7
2,658
1,710
"Innwveiiv ©ood, LtverpooJ...
4ii6d-
Total.
635
6810
Cldailnsr
.
7116-1.
"'^""^
•32d.
15-500.
lO^ed.
9-75d.
758i.
7i«d.
•^•«fi'i
4-88a.
9-150.
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8 '40.
£3ied.
7*3od.
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4^d.
49,8<1.
408d.
4B8d.
7d.
Continental Imports past week have been 160,000 bales.
The above figures for 1905 show a decsrease from last week
of 156.902 bales, a gain of 444.964 bales over 1904 an excess of
058,399 bales over 1903 and a loss of 10,590 hales from 1902.
THE CHRONICLE.
606
At the Interior Towns
movement — that
is the
the shipments for the
week and the stocks to-night, and the same items for the
corresponding period of 1903-04 is set out in detail below.
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New Orleans Option Market.—The highest, lowest and
closing quotations for leading options in the New Orleans
cotton market the past week have been as follows.
Sat'day,
Monday, Tuesday, Wed'day, Thursd'y Fnday,
Jan. 28.
Jan. 30.
Jan. 31.
_
6-68
6-73 -75 Nominal.
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—
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Feb. 2.
_
— —
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Feb. 3.
—
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—
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6-96-13
6-75-91
6-79-06
6-88--89
7-64--05
700-15 7-1-2--28
701-02 7-21-22
6-?5-99
6-88-'16
7-13-*14
710--25
7-11-12
6-71--92
6 72--73
Range
..
6-65--73
6-7 6-98
Closing..
677--78
6-77-'78
6-74- 81
6-86--87
6-8.5-05
6-86--87
.
Feb. 1.
6-74- 02
6-57 -71
6-70- -
6-71--86
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closing quotations to-day (Friday) at other important
Southern markets were as follows.
Atlanta
Louisville
Natchez
738
7iie
C^s
Columbus, Ga.. 7
Montgomery.. 73]
Raleigh
ek
6S8
6'^8
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Sat'day.
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Augusta.....
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Week ending
Galveston.
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah...
Charleston
Wilmington.
Norfolk
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Quotations for Middling Cotton at Other Markets.—
Below are closing quotations of middling cotton at Southern
and other principal cotton markets for each day of the week.
Feb.
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Vol. lkxx.
7-10 27
7-21
683-84 7-00-01 699-00
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Closing.
692-94
6-92--34
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The above totals show that the interior stocks have decreased during the week 22,2 4 bales, and are to-night 250,C32
bales v\ore than same period last year. The receipts at all the
towns have been 44,343 bales iess than same week last year.
Overland Movement for the Week and Since Sept. 1.—
give below a statement showing the overland movement
for the week and since Sept. 1, as made up from telegraphic
reports Friday night.
The results for the week ending
Feb. 3 and since Sept. 1 in the last two years are as follows.
We
1904
February
3.
Week.
Shipped—
Via 8t. Lonls
Via
Via
Via
Via
Via
Rock Island
Louisville
Cincinnati
other roates,
Total j^rosB overland..........
Deduct shipments—
Overland to N. Y., Boston, &o..
Between
interior towns
Inland, &o., from Soutb
Total to be deducted.....
....
Week.
Since
Sept. 1.
340 6?4
15,297
13,020
5,941
152
7,446
1,432
8,927
38,093
824,178
36,918
778,346
6,901
2,138
223
107.025
9,318
28,635
2,928
2,669
3,692
45,055
22.314
31,015
9,262
144,978
9,289
98,384
860
&o
Since
Sept. 1.
1903-04.
320.980
207,871
32,927
58,433
39,615
166,352
12,599
6.395
1,343
1,599
Cairo
05.
198,874
P,511
55,372
23,143
148,822
Leaving total net overland'
28,831 679,200 27,629 679,962
Including movement by rail to Canada.
The foregoing shows that the week's net overland movement
this year has been 28.831 bales, against 27,629 bales for the
week in 190i, and that for the season to date the aggregate net
overland exhibits a decrease from a year ago of 762 bales,
.
190405.
1903-04.
In Sight and Spinners'
Takings.
Week.
Eecelptfl at portu to Feb. 3
Net overland to Feb. 3.. .-...
Soutbern consumption Feb. 3
—
Total marketed
Since
Sept. 1.
Week.
Since
Sept 1.
140.223 6,641.427 153,60 > 6,111,676
28,831
679,200 27,6<;9 679.962
44,000 920,000 42,000 915,000
213,054 8,240,fi27 223.231 7.706,638
'22,:'04
612,714 '26,047 412,740
Interior stocks In excess
196.584
Came Into sight during week. 190,850
Total In sight Feb. 3
8,853',34i
8,119,378
North, spinners' tak'gs to Feb. 3
* Decrease during week.
Movement
Bales.
6
i'40,l.')5
7
8
148,492
191,023
238,683
9
24,589 1,343,441
51,007 1,522,081
,..
an inch. The thermometer has averaged 45, ranging from
30 to 60.
have had rain on four days during the
Taylor, Texas,—
week, the precipitation reachfag fifty-two hundredths of an
inch. The thermometer has ranged from 24 to 54, averag-
We
ing
29.
—
Paleatine, Texas. There has been lighl: rain on three days
of the week, the precipitation reaching 83 hundredths of an
inch. The thermometer has averaged 41, the highest being
54 and the lowest 28.
We
have had rain on two days durFort Worth, Texas.—
ing the week, the rainfall reaching twenty-two hundredths
of an inch. The thermometer has averaged 36, ranging
from
16 to 56.
Abilene, Texas,
during the week.
56, averaging 33.
—We have
had a trace of rain on one day
The thermometer has ranged from
10 to
Shreveport, Louisiana.— There has been rain on three days
during the wfek, the precipitation being one inch and fortyfive hnndredihs. The thermometer has ranged from 26 to 54,
averaging 40.
New Orleans, Louisiana. The week's rainfall has been
twenty-seven hundredths of an inch on one day. Average
thermometer 49, highest 77.
Columbus, Misalfsippi.— There has been no rain during tha
week, Average thermometer 30, highest 50, lowest 10.
Vickfiburg, Misaiesippi.—We have had rain on threa days
of the week, the rainfall boing one Inch and sixty-four hundredths. Sleet to-day. The thermometer has averaged 38,
ranging from 27 to 57.
Little Rock, Arkansaa.—Theve has b en rain on four days
of the past week, the precipitation l)3ing one inch and fortvThe
fcur hundredths, including five inches of snow to-day.
thermometer has averaged 32, highest bding 49 and low-
—
est 7.
into sight in previous years.
Week—
1903 Feb.
1902- Fob.
1901- Feb.
1900- Feb
.
Weather Reports by Teleoraph.— R-^sports to ns by
telegraph this evening Indicate that the weather has been
rather cold
at the South during the week. Rain hag fallen
in many localities, but the precipitation has been light in the
main, and in some sections there has been snow. The unfavorable weather has interfered with preparation of land.
Some correspondents report that the holding of cotton for
higher prices restricts the movement to market.
Oalveston, r^Tas.- There has been rain on three days durirg the week, to the extent of ninety hundredths of an Inch.
Average thermometer 50, highest 60, lowest 40.
Corpus Christi, Teoeas.—We have had rain on four days of
the past week, the precipitation being thirty-four hundredths
of an inch. Tne thermometer has averaged 53, the highest
being 70 and the lowest 38.
San Antonio, Texas,— There has been rain on two days of
the week, the precipitation reaching twenty hundredths of
Since Sept. l —
1902 03- Feb. «
lPCl-02— Fob. 7
180001-Feb. 8
1899-00- Feb. 9
Sales.
8,162.317
8,024,0^5
7.774,142
7,061,819
Helena, Arkansis.—'tio farming this week. It has rained
of the week, the precipitation reaching thirty-seven hundredths of an inch. The thermometer
has averaged 29, ranging from 9 to 44.
Memphis, Tennessee.— Bid weather and inclination to hold
and snowed on two days
Feb.
THE CHRONICLE.
1905,
4,
cotton interferes with marketing. There has been rain and
snow on three days during the week, the precipitation reaching one inch and fifty-one hundredths. The thermometer has
ranged from ir2 to 431, averaging 28 9.
have had ten inches of snow darNcshville, Tennessee.—
ing the week. Average thermometer 26, highest 46, low-
607
yarn and cloth is good. We give the prices for to-day below
and leave those for previous weeks of this and last year for
comparison.
1904-05.
We
32« Oop.
est 7.
Mobile, ^/obawMi.— Cotton is being marketed very slowly,
being gererally held for higher prices. There has been rain
on one dty during the week, the rainfall being one inch and
twelve hundredths. The thermometer has averaged 49, the
highest being 57 and the lowest 33.
M<mtgomery, 4ia&awa.— Unseasonably cold; plowing interrupted. We have had rain on one day of the week, the
precipitation reaching twenty -two hundredths of an inch. The
thermometer has ranged from 21 to 55, averaging 43.
Selma, Alabama.— Dcy all the week. The thermometer
has ranged from 25 to 55, averaging 40.
Augusta, Georgia.— Sstlea of cotton Increasing, It has
rained on one day of the week, the precipitation being one
hundredth of an inch. The thermometer has ranged from
19 to 59, averaging 42.
Savannah, Oeorgia.— There has been rain on three days
during the week, the rainfall being twenty- five hundredths
of an inch. The thermometer has averaged 47, the highest
being 68 and the lowest 24.
Charleston, South Oarolina.— It has rained on one day of
the week, to the extent of six hundredths of an inch. The
thermometer has averaged 44, the highest being 66 and the
lowest 24,
Stateburg,
South Carolina. —The weather continues cold
and farm work progresses slowly. There has been light rain
on one day of the week, the raiofall being four hundredths
of an inch.
The thermometer has averaged 41, ranging from
18 10 57.
We
Cfreemvood, South Carolina.—
have had no rain during
the wf'fck. The thermometer has averaged 35, the highest
being 4^ and the lowest 25.
Census Eureau Eeport on Cotton Ginned Prior to
Jan. 16.— The Census Office made public on Feb. 1 a second
preliminary report of the quantity of cotton ginned in the
United States to January 16. The report included returns
from C95 out of a total of 812 cotton-producing counties, in
which 9,803,020 running bales had been ginned from the
opening of the season down to Jan. 16, against 7,419,690 running bales in the like period of 1903-04. Counting round
bales as half bales, this year's total reaches 9,717,693 balep,
against 7,168,881 bales last year. It is further stated that
477 ginners refused to give information and that no effort
has betn made to estimate the amount ginned by these ginners, but that the quantity last reported by them (134,111
running bales) has been carried forward in this report.
Movement prom all Ports.— The receipts
Bombay and the shipments from all India ports
India Cotton
of cotton at
for the week ending Feb. 2 and for the season
to Feb, 2 for three years have been as follows.
1904-05.
Beeeiptt
at—
Since
Week.
Bombay
1903-04.
79.000
889.000
Qreat
Britain.
Sept. 1.
834.000
87.000
806.000
Since September
For the Week.
Mxports
trhm -
Great
Oontinent.
Total.
3.000
72,000
27,000
3,000
75,000
28,000
1
Since
Week.
Sept. 1.
93.000
Sept.
1902-03.
Since
Week.
Sept. 1.
from
Oontir
nent.
Britain.
1.
Total.
Bombay—
1904-05..
190304..
1902-03..
Oaloatta 1904-05..
1903 04..
3,000
1,000
1902 03..
Madras—
1904 05..
1903-04..
190203..
others—
All
1901-05..
1903 04..
1902-03..
Total all—
1904-05
1903-04.
1902-03.
3,000
1,000
Alexa ndria
3,000
72,000
27,000
Receipts
3,000
75,000
28,000
86,000
231,000
224,0l;0
95,000
248,000
235,000
1,000
2,000
9,000
8,000
13,000
9,000
9,000
15,000
2,0C0
6,C00
2,000
12,000
20,C00
7,000
14,000
26.000
9,000
4,C00
3,0C0
13,000
40,000
40,000
29,000
44,000
43,000
42,000
9,000
17,0D0
11,000
15,000
27,000
28.000
147.000
299,000
162.000
326,000
301,000
•<i73,000
and Shipments of Cotton.—
Alexandria, Egypt,
February
1.
1904-05.
1903-04.
140,000
4,312.544
5,302,754
1902-03.
8M
s.
7% ©SVi
7i« w«
7%
Jan. 6
" 13
'(t)^
" 20 7
rt*
" 27 6i5|gi^77g
Feb. 3 6i5jg®778
d.
Exports
This
Since
week. Sept. 1.
(balea)-
To Liverpool
.,
To Manofieeter.'.I'"
To Ciontliient
To America
Ig^gLgggggt
B.
*
A oantarlsWlbB^
200,000
This
Since
week. Sept. 1.
5,750 134.795 10,500 152,^01
6,000 77,778
8.750 87,329
4,500 159.988
P,250ll81,.'>13
1,750 36,759
2,000: 33,877
170,000
5,093.183
I
Since
This
week. Sept. 1.
5,55S 146.768
4,604 101,394
4,677 176,767
93
56.108
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lipids
d.
a,
3 11i3'97
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3 11 ' 6 10
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3 10 ®6 9
d.
d.
3-77 9^9
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3 81
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6
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706
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—
Shipping News. As shown on a previous page, the
exports of cotton from the United States the past week have
reached 177,828 bales. The shipments in detail, as made up
from mail and telegraphic returns, are as follows:
Total bale*.
Liverpool, per steamers Battle, 3,621.. ..Victorian, 790
4,411
To Havre, per steamers Ceylon, 245
La Champagne, 50
upland and 90 Sea Island
385
To Dunkirk, per steamer Ceylon, 100
100
To Bremen, per steamer Brandenburg, 1.510
1,510
Nkw Yobk—To
To
To
To
To
To
Hamburg, per steamer Pennsylvania, ICO
100
Rotterdam, per steamer Wearslde. 448
448
Antwerp, per steamer British Empire, 792
792
Christiana, per steamer Kentucky, 100
100
Genoa, per steamers Koenigen Luise, 8i.9
Llgoria,
100....PrlnzO8kar, 1.235
2,184
To Naples, rer steamer Koenigen Lulse, 192
192
To Trieste, per steamer Giulla, 935
935
To Venice, per steamer Giulla. 150
150
To Flume, per steamer Ultonia, 100
100
New Oblbanb-To Liverpool— Feb. 1— Steamer Matador, 6,347
...Feb. 3-Steamer Comedian, 10,000
16,347
To Glasgow- Jan. 27— Steamer Basuta, 1,457
1,457
To Havre- Jan. 28 -Steamer Syria, 2,402
2.402
To Dunkirk- Feb. 3— Steamer Stanfleld. 700
700
To Marseilles Jan. 31— Steamer Eros, 100
100
To Bremen -Jan. 31— Steamer British Prince, 9,888
Feb. 2-Steamer Irli-hman. 23.000
32,883
To Hamburg Jan. 28 Steamer Syria, 1,216
Jan. 30 —
Steamer Volage, 250
Jan. 31— Steamer Captain W.
Met zell, 1,005
Feb. l-Steamer Duart, 77
2,573
To Rotterdam— Jan. 30— Steamer Llangollen. 563
563
To Barcelona -Jan, 81— Steamer Italia, 4,' 0J....Feb. 1—
Steamer Miguel M. Plnillos, 5,600....
9,600
To Genoa -Jan. 31- Steamer Italia, 10,000
Feb. 3Steamer Cymbellne, 3.757
13,757
To Trieste- Jan. 31— Steamer Eros, 2,400
2,4C0
To Flume- Jan. 31-8teamer Eros, 499
499
To Venice Feb. 3 Steamer Oymbe:ine, 3,400
3,409
To Mexico -Jan. 28-8teamer Norheim, 834
834
OALVESToir— To Manchester— Jan. 28 Steamer Mercedes de
Larrlnaga, 4,845
4,845
To DuDblrk— Jan. 27— Steamer Stanfleld, 518
51S
To Hamburg- Jan. 27~8teamer8 Inohmaree, 2,148; ManJan. 31 Steamer Appledore,
chester Inventor, 1,200
1,628 ...Feb. 2— Steamer Coaladon, 1,150
6,126
To Antwerp -Jan. 27 Steamer Thurland Caatle, 2,153
2,153
480
To Mexico- Jan. 30- Steamer Galveston. 480
Fort Arthur—To Ltverpool-Jan. 27 -8tr. Waverley, 3,953.. 3.958
MOBILK—To Bremen— Feb. 2— Steamer Aehanti. 9,382
9,382
PEKSAOOLA— To Liverpool— Jan 31— Steamer Ernesto, 5,500... 5,500
To Genoa- Jan. 28 -Steamer Planet Mars, 3,245
3,245
SAVANNAH-To Bremen, etc Feb. 2— steamer Roland, 6,530. .. 6,530
To Barcelona- Jan. 28 -Steamer Clara, 5.990
6,990
To Trieste -Jan. 21— Steamer Clara. 100
100
200
To Flume-Jau. 28— Steamer Clara, 200
BBCN8WI0K—To Liverpool- Jan, 30-Str. British Trader, 3,918 3,918
Ohablbston— To Bremen—Jan. 30— Str. Manulagtry, 6,976. .. 6,978
BOSTON-To Liverpool- Jan. 31— Steamers Iverula, 3,540;
5,75C
Sachem, 1.715.... Feb. 1 Steamer Devonian, 501
1,362
To Genoa -Jan. 27— Steamer Romaaio, 1,362
Baltimobb—To Liverpool -Jan. 29 -Str. Templemore, 1,434.. 1,484
To Bremen -Jan. 26 -Steamer Darmstadt, i48....Feb. 1—
448
Steamer Qera, 300
f 56
PHlLADEiiPHiA-To Liverpool— Jan. 27— Str. Frlesland. 856
SAN Framoisoo—To Japan— Jan. 23 Steamer Manchuria,
9,074
8,083....Feb.2-Steamer Doric, 991
177.828
Total
LiVBEPOOL.— By cable from Liverpool we have the following
statement of the week's sales, stocks, &c., at that port.
1
Jan. 13.
Sales of the
week
bales.
Of which exporters took.
Of which speoulators took.
Sales American.....
Actual export
Forwarded
Total stock— Estimated
Of which American-Est'd.
Total import of the week
Of which American
Amount
afloat
Of which American....
82,000
6,C00
6,000
80,000
16,000
79,000
929,000
862,000
151,000
138,000
301,000
250.000
Jan. 20.
64,000
8,000
3,000
49,000
13,000
92 000
938,000
868,C00
116,000
93,000
306,000
258,000
Jan. 27
Feb. 3,
60,000
5,000
7,000
57,000
15,000
86,000
960.000
883;O0O
122,000
102,000
211,000
207.000
59,000
4,00C
8,000
67,000
15,00C
66.000
940,000
861,000
82,000
65,000
304,000
256.00C
The tone of the Liverpool market for spots and futures
each day of the week ending Feb. 3 and the daily closing
prices of spot cotton, have been as follows.
Be^pts (oantarb*)—
This week..
Since Sept. 1...".'"*"
9Hlbs. Shirt-\ Oott'n
32» Oop. mgs. common] Mid.
Oott'n
common Mid.
to finest.
d.
d.
Dc.30
lbs. Snirt-
ings,
Twist.
1903-04.
Spot.
Sat'day.
Market, {
12:30 p. M.^
Firmer.
Mid. Upl'dB.
Sales
Bpeo.
Si
exp.
Monday. Tuesday. Wed' day. Thursd'y Friday.
Fair
Fair
business Moderate
demand. bnslness
doing.
doing.
Fair
business
doing.
Good
demand.
3 75
377
3-78
3 83
392
3-97
7,000
1,000
10.000
2,000
8 000
1,000
10.000
2,000
12 000
2,000
12.000
4.000
Qnlet at
Qnlet at
i
18,000
4 09.320 "30.50o!454.919 15.770 480 037
"
"
Manchester Market.- Our report received by cable
w-mgtit from Manchester states that the market continues
steaay for both yarns and shirtings. Tte
demand for oth
\
Futures.
Market
opened.
Market,
4 p. M.
1&3
\
pti.
advance.
\
5 pts.
advance.
Br'lysfdy Sreadj
\
\
1
pt. de. to
I pt. adv.
8a9
at
pts.
ad'auoe.
unlet St steady
ai
Steady
4 pts.
8 pts.
decline.
advance.
advance.
Steady
2im
at
pts.
decline.
rirm.
nncb. to
pt. adv.
at
6 pts.
1
Qnletat Steady at Steady at
lez pts. 11®13 pts. &^6 ptt.
adranoe.
advance.
1
tdvance.
THE CHRONICLE.
G08
TJae prices ot futures at Liiverpool tor eacti day are given
Prices are on the basis of Uplands, Good Ordinary
clause, unless otherwise stated,
below.
Sat.
nion.
Jan. 28. Jan. 80.
Tnes.
Tbnrs.
TTed.
Jan. 31
Feb.
Feb. 2.
1.
FrI.
1
d.
d.
3
.
.
d
d.
d.
61 3 59 3 63
^ 61 3 £9 3 63
Jan.-Feb
3 62 361 3 e.'s
Feb. -M oh
Mch.Aprll. S68 3 t6 3 70
3 71 3 70 3 74
April May
May- Jane.. 3 74 3 73 3 77
Jane- Imy. 3 77 3 76 .^80
3 79 3 78 3 82
Jnly-Auf?
381 3 80 3 84
AuR.-Sppt
Sept -Oct.. 3 83 3 82 3 86
Oot.-Nov... 3 84 3 83 3 88
Nov.-Dec. .. 3 86 3 84 3 89
January
d.
d.
d.
3 68 3 64
3 68 3 64 3 6b
Feb. 3
69 3
3 69 3 64 3 66
3 74 3 69 S-Jl
693
3 78 3 73 3 7.'='
881 3 76 3 78
3 84 3 79 3 81
3 86 381 3 8:-'
3 88 3 83 S8f
3 8t
3 90
3 92 3 86 3 88
S93 3 87 3 89
7813
Rll3
74 3
343
86 3
88
90
91
92
3
3
3
3
d.
d.
904
78
78
83
80
87
89
80
8ft
90 92
93 94
95 f6
S6 97
98 99
99 4 00
00 4 01
83
83
89
92
95
96
99
01
03
04
05
3 86
3 86
3 91
3
94
3 97
3 99
4
4
4
4
Vol. lxxx.
DAILT 0LO8INO PBIOES OF NO. 2 MIXED OATS IN CHICAGO.
Sat.
Th-it-rt.
Mon. Tuet.
Wed.
Frx.
May
30%
SOas
July
3013
S0>fl
delivery In elev
del) Tery In elev
Sept. delivery in elev
3008
3038
sole
297g
3038
301«
28%
28ifl
28!>8
3038
sole
28S»
Following are the closing quotations:
1219 4 I210 4 12i« 4 124 4 12it 4
P.M. r. M. p. M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.
124
I
01
03
04
05
4 06
FLOUB.
Nominal.
Patent, winter
$5
Snperflne
City mills, patent. 6
$3 76 a4 00
Extra, No. 2
4 05 'a>4 10
Rye flour, superfine 4
Extra, No. 1
4 15 'a>4 25
Buck wheat flour.. 1
Ulears
425 '»4 55
Corn mealStralghte
5 35 as 60
Western, etc
2
Patent, spring
5 »0 96 85
Brandywlne
2
OBAIH.
WTieat, per bush—
0.
0.
Com, per bush—
N. DuL.No.l
Western mixed..
1.0.b.l27
N. Dul., No. 2
f.o.b.l20ifl
No. 2 mixed
Red winter. No. 2.. f.o.b.l22
No. 2 yellow
Hard winter. No. 2. f.o.b.Nom.
No. 2 white
^ats— Mixed, p. bush. 36 '8136'fl Rye, per bushS6I4940
White
Western
No. 2 mixed
Nominal.
State and Jersey.
No. 3 white....
Nominal.
Barley— West
Fine...
Fbidat, Feb. 3, 1905.
business
been
transacted, but it has
has
A fair volume of
been at prices more favorable to buyers. Early In the week
there was some cutting of values, especially in spring patents. This served to attract buyers, who placed orders for
fairly good lines. A fair export business has been transacted
by the Northwestern and local mills in bonded spring-wheat
The close of the market was steady. Rye flour has
flours.
had a limited sale at steady prices. Buckwheat fl mr has
been quiet and unchanged. Corn meal has sold slowly and
prices have been easier.
Speculation in wheat for future delivery has been on a limited gcale only, but there has been m good undertone to the
market and prices have made a moderate advance. Early in
the week a reduction in the estimates of the exportable surplus of wbeat of both Argentina and Australia favorably influenced values. Statistical developments were about as
10
•»2
70 ©2 85
90 92 95
0.
e.
955%
49
t.
t.
f.
0.
b..56%
o.b.Nom
o.b.Nom
989
82
Nominal
963
42%944i«
46
Feedintf
BREADSTUFFS.
®5 90
©6 75
»5 00
85
25
35
95
Exports of Grain and Flour from Faclflc Ports.—The
exports of grain and flour from Pacific ports for the week
ending Feb. 2, as received bv telegraph, have been as follows:
From San Francisco to United Kingdom, 82,000 bushels
wheat and 99,(100 bushels barley, to various South Pacific
ports, 3.872 bbls. flour, 450 bushels wheat and 70 bu?hels oats.
From Puget Sound for various Pacific ports, 5,154 bbls. flour,
2,524 bushels wheat and 3,184 bushels oats.
Combining these figures with those tor previous weeks, we
Qave the following, which covers the exports to foreign
countries for the period since July 1, 1904, comparison being
made with the corresponding period of 1903-04,
tizportt
Flour,
Wheat,
Corn,
oati.
Barley,
Bye*
from—
520,547
E»nget8'd. 806,898
Portland.. 414,536
Total.. -.1,740
buth.
91,R83
23,383
bush.
1.61*.l71
1,387,075
1,483,760
bblt,
dan Fran.
buth.
981 4,485,006 115,266
buth'
buth.
98,C73
115,648
a
2,888,782
124,050
429,606
214,?29
257.4*1
3,437,438
7,294,620
854
S94
..
1,248
707
expected and had comparatively little effect. Foreign marThe movement of breadstnffs to market as indicated in th9
kets have held about steady, but the course of values ia foreign markets has less irfluence than usual upon the American itatemants below ia prepared by us from figures collected
market due to the fact that with this seseoa's small crop the by the New York Produce Exchange. The receipts at
American producer is largely independent of the export de- Western lake and river ports for the week ending Jan. 28
mand, having only small surplus to be shipped abroad. The and since Aug. 1, for each of the last three years have been:
total exports of wheat at Atlantic and Paciflo ports so far this
meur.
Whtat,
Com.
Oatt.
Barl$)i,
Bvi.
season, it was pointed out, were 37,707,000 bughels, against BeceipU at—
109,347,000 bushels same period last year. Cold weather has
Bbi<.lU612>« ButKOOifif Buth.56(bi Buih.32lb, Buth.iS lbs JSu.se Ibt.
1C0,248
been reported from the interior, bat the winter-wheat crop, Ctaloaeo
2,160.900
605.630
924.600
425.46S
21,013
80,925
143.600
11»,60C
Sdllwaokee..
87,120
316.350
11.300
it is undeistcod, has had a fairly good snow covering and as
283.057
59,789
4,570
77
a rule is reported in a promising condition, exclusive of the Dnlnth
1.842,510
143.823
816.30<
248,580
19,600
State of Indiana and Illinois, where there have been indica- Mtnneapolii.
291.000
120,900
21.000
7,600
tions of some damage. During the latter part of the week Toledo
68.600
2,500
47.700
3.200
Detroit
reports of a good demand from millers in the Northwestern
447.568
17,105
4,539
85,990
•• *••
markets for cash wheat, and smaller receipts, had a strength- Cleveland ...
192.710
286,860
298,350
48.000
34,300
St. Lonli
54,EQ0
ening t fleet upon values. The spot market has baen firmer
a7d,000
20.000
169,001
72,100
11.230
Peoria
9,900
but quiet. To-day the market was firmer for the distant deliv- Eantas Oltr190,800
97.200
2S4 000
eries on the cold-weather reports from the West.
The spot
rot. '03-4.2.138.851
26.872
5.239.467
—
market was quiet and
Tot.wk. 1805
slightly easier.
NBW YORK
DATLT CL08IM0 PRI0B8OF WHEAT FUTUBEB HI
Sat.
Mon.
Tuet.
Wed.
No.2redwlnter, f.o. b... 1209J 121^ 122i« 122i6
May
delivery In elev
July aellvery in elev
Sept. deUv. in elev
llf^
102%
96
DAILT OIOBIHG PBIOBS OF
May
deUv. In elev
July
(leilv. !M
mev
Sept. deUvery In elev....
116%
116ifl
II6I8
IO314
S6»4
103»4
9638
103
WHEAT FUTUBES
Mon.
Tuet.
Sat.
liS'^s
lie'%
lie'^e
98%
99^
99H
93i8
9208
93»«
96i8
IN
Thurt.
Fri.
ISasg 122
11658 ll6
lOSSe 104ie
96»«
9688
OHIO AGO.
Wed.
llti«
99
93
Thur$.
tri
lie^g
11634
9903 lOttie
96ifl
93>«
Indian corn futures have been quiet. The tone of the
market has held steady. Only small fractional flactuations
have occurred in prices, and for the week they show practiEarly in the week there was a slight yieldcally no change.
ing of values, due to an expected free movement of the crop.
Subsequently the slight loss was recovered. The feature of
the week nas been the continued free buying by exporters
for shipments via Gulf ports freight rates are nnderetood to
be demoralizfd and at the lowest point touched in years.
There also have been moderate export oales for shipment via
New York. The cold weather in the West is reported as improving the grading of corn. To-day the market was quiet
but steady for both lutures and spots.
DAILT OLOBIMO PBICEB OF NO. 2 MIXED OORM IN NBIVT YORK.
Tuet.
Wed. Thura.
Mon.
Frx
Bat.
54%
84%
64%
65
55
Oaehcomf. o. b
55%
60V*
50
50»4
50 1«
50
May delivery In elev
60%
;
60»4
SOSa
Jnly dellv. In elev
DAILY OLO8INO PBIOBB OF NO. 2 MIXBD OOKN IN OHIO A GO.
Sat.
Mav
delivery In elev
July delivery In elev
Bept. dellverv In elev
45
4538
45''8
Since Aug.l.
10C4-5
1903.4
253,881 "1^93,768
8.242.0»S
270,650
4."o"ie,898
"2^39.429
1,114.583
3,859,648
1,128.749
94,890
130 819
269.608
6,373,466
3,831.99^
4,768,09t
1,577,783
178,864
4,187,211
9.789,7.38 149,938,397 09,951,413 93,971,830 18.30S,039 5,017,091
11.229.0?9 159.929.992 94,439,532 92.879.5 i2 46.064,98^ 5,029,930
11.5P6I93 188,214.074 77.910.285 107,401.080 39.871.905 7,043.868
908-3
The receipts of Bour and grain at the seaboard ports
week ended Jan. 28, 1905, follow:
for
the
OStI,
Receivti
New
kH»
at—
York. .......".^
Boston..
Portland. Me
Philadelphia
.*.
»,.
."t9
.
Total week.......
»Mk
kn*h.
89,788
23.217
1,395
...«>..«
Baltimore
........
RlChmorKl
Newport News... .^..
New Orleans
OalTentoa.
Norfolk
Montreal
Mobile
St. John, N. B,
646.136
86.325
1,890
972
50.445
8.660
83,388
9.»aV
80.3.855
41J.OOO
158
15,117
44.173
28.700
185,548
6.479
1.250
1.917
846.491
259,178
104.400
1.146
"a,o«6
7i!7
4W8,l-fl
24,504
871.828
1,72H. 142
119.700
3,400
zS.OdO
18,193
45,863
4.4»t
40,883
22.670
.....
848.000
78.486
3.999.977
83.868
47.144
88,158
1,176
8,477
'si'.ooo
'uVs'sa
2.V50
22.050
"8,833
583.288
185.029
11,698
41.171
686,583
72,62tf
ii»2.895
btj0,414 2,108,877
Week 1901
Jan.
compare
au
at
to
28
from
Jku.
l
ports
SQt»l reoelpta
foSlows for four years:
of-
Beeeiptt
bbls.
jTour
1005.
1,079.749
..bnsb. ~l,eH8.971
16,467.078
WHeat.
Com
..,
Oats ..
Barley
aye
...
1904.
I,7)i0.919
2.611,887
7,385.419
7.H47.H57
3.0^7,ail
esa,:i9n
478.ii8e
61862
194.810
1908
1903.
1,834.867
2,089,786
9.071 623
ii.fiwa. '70
4,280,437
801.307
2;7,583
"7,888.057
1,883,408
4,316,132
a74,«»7
62,148
"
38.003.020
14.821,072
18.730.489
21.405.170
Mon Tue». Wed. Thurt. Fri.
44''8
4453
44'8
44^9
44%
The oxporti from iat mevaral seaboard poricn toi tua weete
45'8
4^!%
4538
45H
shown In the annexed atatemeaS:
45>«
45%
45%
45%
45% ending Jan, 23, 1905, are
Oatt.
ftMC
Barley,
kwak.
bufh.
bbli.
the Western markets have been
»UtM
kwi^.
JBovtrtf /ro»-.~ ku(h.
Totalaraln
4..'i:i8
A
Nom.
Nom.
dame wk. '04.
Same wk. '03.
,
Oats for future delivy at
quiet and there has been a slightly easier turn to values.
prominent speculative bolder has been reported a seller to
liquidate hie account, and under these offering.^ the market
has yielded. Locally the spot market has been moderately
active at about steady prices. Today the market held
steady.
DAILT OLOBIHO PBIOXB OF OAT8 IN NE^T YORK.
Wed. TKurx. Fri.
Mon. Tuet.
gat.
No. 2 mixed In elev
No. 2 white in elev
• •
Nona.
Nom.
Nom.
Nom.
Nora.
Norn.
ZG
Nom.
Nom.
Nom.
Haw Tork..
{•ortiaaa.
..
Me.
40.000
...
SOfton
htlBdelpbU
!»)tii)nor«
•Sw.rrlN«w
Orleans
Hobtia
4t.Jotin.
N.B.
l,3»6
15<,4H8
88,570
10,Mi7
10.500
26.061
M2^55?
687.571
JdlTMton
40.038
80.033
Total weak..
Bamatlma'C4. 944,976
88.331
i,'^8.'.a7
^^.^-^Xl
25.100
871,^28
forfolk
ll4W
668.4<14
.i'*
22,670
4,138,479
1,409.HU^
27,985
234
"i!260
8,230
SB
••••
1.917
3iej,U04
4.300
861
'83.«33
3.8U8
187,880
6o'|299
"30.469
80.857
8,833
•••••••
~~
68,682
5.9'
85,411
18,821
38,000
1
Feb.
THE CHRONICLE.
1905.
4,
|
Ihe destinatloa of theie exports for
Jaly
1,
ttae
week and
-«
——0$rn,
1904, is as below:
^
WsBt liidias..>«>
»?. K.Am. Colo's
Wkft,
Wtek
hbU
I,
brtan.
60,033
1.876.«82
783.807
With ainte Juli
aintt Julv
Jan, 28
l.lOOi.
1904.
7.B39.350
9J1,U76
8,3dO
S8rt.775
30.033
91i.875
1. 1804,
},a43.U0
15.7!16.8<3
hath.
53,411
"a,U8
42816
8.517,100
50,309.37a
4,183 479
3a.?53,100
35,817,477
057
187,380 3,874631
8ia.«06 10,lb0.3»8
Jan. 28.
huth
2,129,5dl 15,534.«z«
15,941
163,811
37.359
83^,534
11«.451
618.803
64.143
25.079
1,1»0
9tli«r •oiiBtrtai
mota)
Total 1808 04....
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Mapartt ftr
tH$k ftndi tint* Jan. 28.
hhii
July 1 19—
auitad Kingdon 83,502
4,6E6
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Ooatlnant
A 0. Am«rla»>
since
l,40tf,8d2
visible supply of grain, comprising the stocks in
granary at the principal point« of accamnlation at lake and
iMboard ports, Jan. 28, 1905, was as follows:
StfJS,
OaU,
oarn,
j'»«(!»
!>««(«
kouH
In itor$ at—
The
5,..
New rorfc..... ....
Do aflOBk...
1.500.300
893,000
.
688,0d6
.^
276,obo
27 000
"JSi.OOO
Baltimore....,
New Orleaai....,^.^
79S,000
l.OSJ.OOO
QaiTertou
^,^
aftOBtreal
^.,^
130 000
66 000
SUO.OOO
56,000
16.000
8,470,000
l,590.t00
8,000
Boaton
PUUdeiphla
Voionto...
,....
isvflalo
Do afloat
Do afloat.....
Detroit
Do afloat....
(jaiaaco...
Do afloat...o
Toledo
Mllwgnkae
oo
433,000
268.000
8 1,000
90.000
116,000
4.00.T
170 00
140.000
586,000
713.000
3d4,0(JO
73J.000
45.000
12,000
'86,000
68,(100
18,000
1,611,000
2,995.000
3,678 000
361,00'ti
»89.00d
1,646,000
247,a00
'
3,000,000
476,000
8.000
*
17,000
12,000
383',6o(i
2a,oo6
38,000
3,971,000
175,000
392,000
88,000
148,000
5,238,000
95i!,000
£0,000
7,000
1,181,000
21,000
405,000
1,347.000
187.000
23,000
i,Ojo
3.OO0
i8,88S,000
19,351,0t0
&,446,000
4,03).000
4.631,000
1,903,000
1,988.000
1,190.000
995.000
2,103,000
5,0O'>.000
309,000
8,240 ode
J,520,00O
4,002.000
249,000
14.f04,000
8,038,000
466,000
177,000
199.000
11.88^000
afloat
Mumeapoiii
Bt.LoBii
Do
a,';
429,000
143.OO0
140.000
148.000
aaoat....
Fort WUllam
Port Artknr
Dalath
Do
1,073.100
77,000
afloat ..»-
KaniaiOlty
1,473,000
Peoria
<
Indlanasolli
OS Mlailialppl Blrer
29i,'d66
9aLakeii
oseanalandrlTer
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
28.
21.
80.
31,
1906. 39.387,000
1905 ..89 3ia.000
1904. 89.780,000
1903... 48.447,000
1. 1902...57.9i59.00t)
11,512.000
7,lHO,000
8.290,000
11,632.000
5.911.000
4,8SH,O(>0
2,817. OQC
2,120.000
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
Nkw
York, Fbiday, P. M., February
609
demand
for heavy brown drills and sheetings is slow ; buyers
report no improvement in the making of deliveries and still
find it diflBoult to obtain quickly the goods of which they are
Light-weights continue quiet, and if buyers were
in need.
willing to commit themselves it is probable that concessloLs
would be granted. There have been some sales of 3-yard
sheetings during the week for export to China and buyers
have bad to pay fuil prices for the particular lines for which
they stipulated. It is calculated that there are still nearly
2JO,O0O bales on the way to, and on order for, the Chinese
market, so that buyers are well covered for the time being
without adding to their purchases. Bleached goods continue
in very small supply and are firmly held. Low counts are
otill in sm«*ll supply.
Sheets and pillow cases are in small
demand and quiet. Kid-finished cambrics have been rather
more irquired for. Canton flannels generally show a reduction of aoout 15 percent from last year's prices and have been
taken in fair qoantities. There is an entire absence of speculation in staple and fancy prints, and prices are unchanged.
Staple and fine grades of ginghams move slowly at recent
figures.
In print cloths there is a better demand for wide
goods at recent prices but narrow goods are easier with little
doing. Regulars are still quoted at 2%a.
Woolen Goods.—The withdrawal of certain lines of
jnen'd-wear heavy-weight woolen and worsted goods foreshadows the concluaion of initial business in these, and on
the whole both buyers and sellers are satisfied with tbe season eo far as it has gone. Some of the higher grades remain
still to be open^-d, but a large number of orders has already
been placed. Prices have followed the course that had generally been expected, and those wno purchased freely at the
openings, when prices were comparatively low, find nothing to
complain of. Sellers who were inclined to think that goods
had been over- bought are now changing their opinion, and
whereas they felt that much of this speculative business
might be canceled later on, they are now inclined to the opposite view. The low prices at which the higher grades were
opened was somewhat of a surprise, and it is possible that
many may revise their orders, canceling soma of their lowgrade purchases and sabstituting the better grades. This,
however, can only result in a more equal distribution of
business. Dress goods are fairly active but the majority of
lines are still to be opened and the market cannot, therefore,
yet be said to be fully under way.
Foreign Dey Goods.—There has so far been little doing
imported woolen and worsted dress goods, bnt the prospects continue bright. Silks continue firm. Ribbons are
3, 1905.
in
Unfavorable conditions in the jobbing trade have exerted
an adverse iuflaence on the cotton goads market during the firmly held but buyers are rather holding off. Linens show
past week and buyers are content to still further reduce their continued improvement, with a good demand for dress goods.
stocks before operating to any extent in the primary market. Burlaps are steady and unchanged.
The result has been a very small volume of business trans- Importatlona and ^n^areltoase IVltbdrawrala of Dry Good*
Thelmportationsand warehouse withdrawalsof dry goods
acted, but what orders have been placed have bean at full
this port for the week ending Feb. 2, 1905, and since
at
prices. On the whole the market is firm, but it is possible
January 1, 1905, and for the oorresponding periods of last
that if buyers were willing to increase the size of their orders year are as follows:
On certain
sellers might be willing to grant concessions.
m
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Si
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s
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would be impossible owing
to the scarcity of supothers
that
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plies, but on
not
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g
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by reducing
they have on
hand was for the most part purchased at considerably higher
prices than those ruling today, and as long as the market
Dureugs its present course they will be able to work this off
at remunerative rates, although slowly. Bayers are as firmly
convinced as ever that they will be able to purchase more
cheaply later on and are apparently willing to wait until the
cotton market assumes a more normal condition before placing their orders with any greater freedom. In the woolengoods division certain lines of men's-wear heavy-weight fabrics have been withdrawn from the market and business
continues active.
a
lines this
desire on the part of sellers to force business
prices, for the reason that the raw material that
Domestic Cotton Goods.—The exports of cotton goods
from this part for the week ending Jan. 30 were 4,080
packages, valued at |234,65i, their destination being to the
points specified in the tables below
1905.
Kbw Yobk to Jan. 30.
Week. Since Jan,
Qceat Britain
Other Earopean.
23
4
90
41
976
6,415
2.472
Otalna
India
Arabia
137
259
Africa
West Indies
702
Mexico
Central America.
Bonth America...
Other CJountrles..
Total.
The value
21
149
144
1,376
5,480
1,341
2,073
134
4,080
of these
2,800
20,060
1.
6,262
2,148
4,326
1.135
1.684
1.494
1,600
ao
414
50
246
447
241
127
1.497
3,615
728
21,693
9,569
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in response to the urgent demands of buyers, but so far this
has failed to icflu'^nce business to any great extent. Soms
orders have been placed for future delivery, bnt purchH-«'-8
are mostly confined to small lots for quick shipment. Othe;
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THE CHRONICLE.
610
[Vol. lxxx.
Alamo School District, San Diego Couuty, Cstl.— Bond
5ate.— On J-cn. 5 $1,6J0 6^ building bonds were awarded to
J. E. & A. R Wells of San Diego at 102 50.
Denomination,
Maturity, $800 in 1912 and |800 in
$400. Date, Dec. 7, 1904.
1914.
MUNIJIPAL BOND SALES IN JANUARY.
Municipal bonds to the amount of $10,952,567 were put out
duriug the month of January 1905, excluding, as usual^
$11,377,078 of temporary loans. In January 1904 $23,743,801
of such securities were placed. Tha difference is mainly
accounted for by the fact that New York City placed $11,100,812 of corporate stock last year, against only $3,950,000
the present year.
The city of Cincinnati disposed of $1,000,000 8^^ water
bonds on January 23 to E. H. Rollins & Sons of Chicago—
the largest public sale of the month. New York City issued
as already said, $3,950,000 corporate stock and bonds and the
city of Boston $1,998,700 bonds, but in each instance the
Albany, N. Y.—Bond Offering.—B.ov7ATd N. Fuller, City
Comptroller, will sell at public auction at 12 M., Feb. 11, the
following registered bonds, aggregating $212,625
:
$15,375 3!^* 1-5-year (serial) street- improvewent bonds.
197,260 3%% 1-10-year (serial) street improvement bonds.
Bjth thii above issues are dated Feb. 1, 1904. Interest
semi-annually by check, mailed to the registered holder of
the bonds. Each issue will be sold separately.
Amarlllo, Tex.— Bond Sale.— It is stated in Texas papers
tha'G the $45,000 4^ 5 40year (optional) sewer bonds registered by the State Comptroller on Jan. 21 have been sold to
the contractors for the work, the McQiatters Plumbing
&
Machine Co.
Arcade, N. Y.—Bond Sale.-On Feb. 1 the $20,000 water
bonds described in V. 80, p. 234, were awarded to the
Rochester Savings Bank at par for 8 80 per cents. Securities are dated Fab. 6, 1905, and will mature $800 yearly on
securities were taken care of by local funds.
Sept. 1 from 1908 to 1932, inclusive.
The number of municipalities emitting bonds and the numAttica. O.—iJond OJ^ertngf.— Proposals will be received until
ber of separate issues made during Jan. 1905 were 128 8 P. M., Feb. 20, by E. S. Gambee, Village Clerk, for $2,40) 5%
and 158, respectively. This contrasts with 197 and 258 for coupon electric-light bonds. Date, March 1, 19D5. DiuomiDic. 1904 and with 184 and 318 for Jan. 1904.
For comparative purposes we add the following table
showing the aggregates for January for a series of years
:
flO,P52,587
28,743,801
16,»tl,796
10,9IB,H46
1906
1804
1903
1908
1901
9,«0,86t
1900.
1899
189S
1897
lb96
..
120.874 320
6,076,957
1895
H, 147. 893
l(i,40f-,'776
1893
1892
»10,332,101
7,072,267
5.438,677
6,352,000
I8»4
6,507,721
crowded condition of our columns, we are
obliged to omit this week the customary table showing the
month'd bond sales ia detail. It; will be given next week.
Owing
to the
nation, $1,200. Interest, semi-annually, at office of the Village Treasurer. Maturity, one bond March 1, 1932, and one
bond March 1, 1923. Certified check for $100, payable to the
Treasurer of the Village of Attica, required, and the successful bidder must pay accrued interest.
Barne&Tille, Ohio.— Bond* £)e/eaied,— This village on Jan.
24 defeated a proposition to issue $12,000 water-works bonds.
The vote was 853 to 240 in favor of the issue, a two-thirds
vote being necessary to authorize.
30Bay City, Mich.—Bond Sale.—Oa Jan. 80 the $10,000
year refunding water bonda described in V. 80, p. 234, were
awarded to W. J. Hayes
Sons, Cleveland, at 104 43 and
Interest— a basis of about 3 '753^ Fallowing are the bids :
H
&
iMews items.
W. J. Hayes & Sons. Cleve.. .$10,4 43 00 ,«ea8ongood & Mayer. Cincln.$10,37S 80
N. W.Harris & Co.. CMc
10,430 00 Trowbridee&NlverCo.,Chic. 10,167 00
li',41000 rbas. H. Coffin, Chicago
10.12H 00
Massachngetts.— S^ree* Railway Bonds Legal fcr Savings Spitzer * Co., Toledo
W. Halsey & Co.. Chicago. l(i,400 00 First Nat. Bank, Bay City.... 10,103 60
Banks.— la the Chronicle two weeks ago, on page 224, we N.
F.B.Sherman & Co.,Chic.... 10,875 00 Thos. J. Bolger Co., Chic
H JO 00
W. R. Todd & Co.. Clnciiinatl. 10,025 00
gave a list of the street railway companies meeting the re- Uen)8on, trior* Co., Cleveland and Boston
10,817 60
qnirements of Chapter 483, Laws of 1902, and in the bonds of
savings
therefore,
Maeeachusetts
banks
are
allowed
Minn.—Bond
Safe.— Oq Jan. 80 the $10,000 5% 20which,
Bemidji,
to invest, subject to the approval of the Board of Commis- year funulng bonds described in V. 80, p, 284, were awarded
sioEers of Savings Banks. Uadsr date of Jan. 23 the Board of to the First National Bank ot Bemidji at 102 25, accrued inCommiesioners published a letter naming the bonds which terest and all expenses. Following are the bids
they ''deem good and safe eecurities for the investments of First Nat. Bank, Bemidji
$10,225 00 Kane & Co.. Minneapolis ....$10,200 00
savings banks and institutions for savings." The list of the Alberts. Case, New York ... 10,310 00 W. J. Hayes & Sons, Cleve...M0,4t.8 00
uenleon. Prior 4 Co., CleveUnion Inve8;ment Co., Minbonds is as below:
*10,26100
10,22000
land and Boston
neapolis
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of Compa'^V-
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Dartmoulh&WestportSt.Ry.Co..Firstmort.. 6
6
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Ry.
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West End
Ry. Co
Co
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"
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"
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.
Ry. Co.Plain
Sow h Boston Horse Rv- Co
"
JiottonCnsolidateit ar. Rt,. Co...
"
"
"
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6
5
4
4
4
5
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Wett E^dSt. Ru.Co
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5
Debenture.. 5
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Sprlngfleld St. Ry.
4
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Date of
Interest.
Jin. 1,1898
April 1. 18'S
Sept. 1, 1H9S
Jan. 1,1902
Aprill,i8i*7
Feb. 1,1901
April i, 1895
Oct. 1, IHOO
April 1,19)3
July 1,1837
Sept. 1,1904
July 1,1903
May
Jan.
i]4
4
4
Mar.
4
XmS
Sept.
1,
Jan.
1, li'2i
Apnll. 1917
Feb. 1,1921
April i, lU'.'j
Oct. 1,1920
April 1, 192»
July 1,19I7
Sept. 1,1924
July 1, 192J
Apnll,l9i3 April i, 1»»3
Jan. 1,1894 Jan. 2,1914
6
4
Date of
Maturity.
Jan. 1,1915
Aprill,1915
May
],18»6
1,
l,
I8S7
May
Jan.
U94 Mar.
1.1905
1,1907
1,
1914
1,1896 May 1,1916
Feb. 1,18^7 Feb. 1,1917
AuK. 1,1900 Auk. 1,1915
Aug. 1, 19u2 Aug 1.1932
Bond Proposals and Negotiations
this
week have been as follows
Alabama.— i?oad Q^ertngr.— Proposals will be received
until 12 M., April 4, by R. M. Cunningham, Lieutenant and
Trowbridge & Niver Co.,Chic. 10,210 00 F. B. Sherman &
John Nuveen &
Co.. Chic ..+10,-'26 CO
Co., ChicaKO.*10.067 50
Checks not certified. + No check.
Bethel, Ohio.— Bond O/eringf— Proposals will be received
uutil 12 M Feb. 20, by Liclede Kennedy, Viilage Clerk, for
$1,9C0 5« 1-10 year (serial) sidewalk bonds. Denomination,
Accrued
$190. Date, Feb. 20, 1901. luterest, semi-annual.
interest to be paid by purchaser. Certified check for lOi of
the amount of bonds bid for, payable to the Treasurer of the
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Bigtimber School District No. 22, Swset Qrass Connty,
Mont.— Bond
—
Proposals will bs received until 2 p.
Offering.
Feb. 15, by L. C. Bade, District Clerk, for $1,500 6% 5-15year ( iptional) bonds. Denomination, $500. Interest, an-
M
,
nual.
Bogoti(Boruagh), N. J.—Bond Oj^ering*.— Proposals will
be riceived until 8 p, m., M±irch 14, by H. P. Rose, Borough
Clerk, for $13,000 5^ coupon sewer-construction bonds. Denomination, $10D. Date, June 1, 1905. Interest, semi-annually at the Hackensack N itional Biuk, Hickensack. Maturity, $1,890 yearly on Juna 1 from 1906 to 1915, inclusive.
check for 2jf, payaole to V, J. Ludwig, Collector,
Bonded debt, including this issue, $15,600. Asrequired,
sessed valuation, $360,000.
Cascade County (P. 0. Great Falls), Mont.— Bond Sale.—
0.1 Jan. 31 the $10,000 i% 10-20-year (optional) coupon bonds
described in V. 79, p. 2707, were awarded to N. W. Harris
Co. of Now York City.
Clare, Mich.— Bond Election,— An election will be held
Fdb. 6 to vote on the question of issuing $14,750 6^ waterworks-extension bonds. If authorized, securities will mature
$750 in thirteen years and $3,000 yearly thereafter.
Certified
Act! eg Governor, for $8,403,600 gold bonds to renew Claeees
"A" and "B" bonds, aggregating $7,437,600, and maturing
July 1, 19C6, and Class "C" bonds, aggregating $966,000, maturing Jan. 1, 1906. Bids are asked for bonds bearing 3% interest and for bonds carrying d}4% interest.
Denominations,
Interest semi- annually In Montgomery,
$100, $500 or $1,000.
Clear Creek Township, Hantiugton Couaty, laH.— SubAla., or in New York City. Maturity, fifty years. SecuriElection —On Feb. 4 an election will be held in thia
sidy
ties may be coupon or registered, at option of holder.
Certitownship to vote a subsidy of $5,000 in aid of the Huntington
fied check for 6% of the amount bid for, payable to the Gov- Columbia City & Northwestern Traction Co.
ernor of Alabama, required. The entire amount of each
Colville School District No. 2, Steven.?, Conntj, Wash.—
Sale.— Oa Jan. 9 the School Board awarded to the
Bond
accepted bid, or so much as may remain unpaid, must be
State Land B.jard at par an issue of $7,000 43^« 1-20 year
paid for either in cash or in an equal amount of Alabama
(optional) bonds.
bonds which are to be refunded, sixty days before the matuConnersv'lle, Ind.— Bond Saie.— We are advised that the
rity of the present bonds.
The State will exchange with $13,230 8'^ 5% 1-10-year (serial) street bonds, m'^ntloned in V.
accepted bidders, at any time after acceptance of bid, new 79, p. 2165 and 1*29, have bf en taken over by the contractor
for the work, Thomas Bridge's Son.
for old bonds, credit being given the bidder for the difference
CookeTlUe, Tenu.— Bona Sa^e.- On Feb. 1 the $25,000 5^
in Interest to date of maturity of oil bonds.
The State re- 20-year coupon water, light and street bonds described
Co. of
serves the right to retire present bonds to an amount not V. bO, p. 178, were aw irded to MacDmald, McCoy
Chicago at 100-636— a basis of about A'Q5%.
exceeding fCOO.OOO.
Corry, Pa.— Bond Sa/e.— On Jan. 80 f 3,400 4i judgment
The offl.cia! notice of this bond ojfcring will be found
bonds were awarded to the Citizens' National Bunk of Corry
among the advertisemenU elsewhere in this Defjartment.
luterest.
at par. Dinomlnatlon, $100. Date, Feb. 1, 1905.
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semi-anEual.
Feb. 1, 1910.
Maturity, Feb.
Cnmberland Connty, N. J.— Bond Sate.—The |27,000 i^%
road bonds awarded last September to N. W. Halsey & Co.
of New York City, and subsequently refused by that firm
(see V. 79, p, 2656), have been sold to the Cumberland National Bank of Bridgeton at 105'40 and interest. See V. 79,
p. 1354, for description of securities.
Delaware, Ohio.— Bond Sate.- On Jan. 28 the $4,100 5f
Franklin Street assesemect bonds dated Jan.: 1, 1905, and
maturing f 410 yearly, the last bond being payable March 1,
1916, were awarded to A. L. Rich Co. of Cincinnati at
104*512.
Following are the bids
$4,241 25
$4,285 00 p. S. BrlKKS 4 Co.. Clnom
A. L. Rich Co., Cincinnati
:
S.
A. Kean, Chloajfo
Feder,
4.269 10
Holzman &
Co.. Cln.... 4,227 6C
4,225 50
4,206 00
4,203 00
NewistWat. B't.Colnmbus.. 4,203 50
4,198 00
B. E. Neff, Delaware
W. J. Haves * Send, Cleve. .4,264 00 Hayden, MUler & Co.. Cleve,.
W. R.Todd 4 Co., Cincinnati.. 4,255 00 R. Kleybolte & Co., Clncin....
Lamprecht Bros. & Co.. Cleve.
Denison, Prior & Co., Cleve.
land and Boston
SeasoDgood & Marer, Cln
Atlas Nat. Bank. Cincinnati.
De
Soto,
.
.
4,262 60
4,25125
4,260 00
Mo.— Bowd Sate,—This city on Dec.
7 sold to
Duke
M. Farson & Co. of Chicago at par an issue of $70,000 i%
water-wcrks bonds. Denominations, forty of $1,000 each
and sixty of |500 each. Date, May 20, 1904. Interest, semi
aunual. Maturity,
1909.
May
20, 1924,
subject to call after
May 20,
—
Detroit, Mich. Bids.— Following are the bids received
Jan. 24 for the |150,000 5%% 30-year water bonds awarded,
Co. of Cleveland:
as stated last week, to Hayden, Miller
Hayden, Miller 4 Co.,CIeve $1 61,02ft 00 W. J.Hayes & Sons. Cleve. $153,137 00
156,062 50 Blodset, Merrltt & Co.. Boo. 153,li 50
W. B. Moss 4 Co.. Detroit.
B. H. Rollins & Sons, Cmc, 15Mfi6('0 Kouuize Bros.. N, 7., and
152,867 00
Matthew Finn, Detroit
Farson. Leach 4 Co., Chic. 158,975 00
Peasonizood 4 Mn^er, Tin.. 152.679 00
Denison, Prior 4 Co., Cleve-
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153,R4500 Mec&anics' Nat. Bt., N. Y.
land and Boston
H. W. Noble 4 Co., Det-oit. 16:s526 76 R. Kleybolte & Co., Cincln.
Rhoades 4 Richmond, N. Y. 15^,485 00 N. w. iiiHlsey 4 Co.. CbicaBo.
People's Sav. Bank, Detroit. 163,400 Oi)
Parkinson 4 Burr, Boston.. 153,357 00
Blake Broi.
&
Co., Boston..
.
152,611 95
1.^2.475 00
I5l,6i'0 00
)
51,470 00
Faujk County (P. 0. Fflulkton), S. Dab.— Bond O/ering.
—Proposals will be received uLtll 2 p. M., Feb. 10, 1905, by
W. Q. Faulkner, County Auditor, for |50,000 4J.^^ coupon
court-house bends. Denomination, |1,000. Interest semiannually, in January and July, at place to be agreed upon
Maturity, twenty years, subject to call after five
later.
years. Autfcority for issue. Chapter 13, Section 972, Revised
Political Code of 1903. Bonded debt at present, S^8,CO0. As
sessed valuation 1904, $2,516,046. These bonds were offered
as 4 per cents on Jan. 11 without success.
Fergns Coiinly (Mout.) School District No. 45.— Bond
Q^eringf.— Proposals will be received until 2 p. m,, Feb. 14,
for $900 6% 8-year bonds. This
district is one recently created, and is located at Straw.
Interest, annual. Assessed valuation, $103.CO0.
Fort Worth, Tex.— Bowd 8ale.
are advised by the
City Auditor that of the $73,C00 7^ street and sewer bonds
which matured Sept. 1, 19f 4, but which were not paid at that
time (see V. 79, p. 129i ), $71,000 have been refunded into the
new 4iJ bonds maturing July 1, 1941. The remaining i 2,000
have not been located, and therefore have not been refunded.
Fremont, Ohio.— Bond O^tringf. —Proposals will be received until 12 M,, Feb. 27, by the Clerk of Council, for $17,860 4}4^ coupon refunding bonds. Denomination, $5C0, except one bond for $850. Date, Feb. 1, 1905. Interest semiannually at the office of the Sinking Fund Trustees. Maturity as follows
$3,850 Feb. 1, 1913; $3,000 Feb. 1, 1914; $5,500
Feb. 1, 1915, and $5,500 Feb. 1, 1918. Certified check on a
Fremont back for |7C0 required.
Gladwin (Mich.) School District.— Bond O^eriwg.— Proposals will be received until 13 m., Feb. 13, by James E, Tobin,
Secretary Board of Education^ for $15,000 5^ coupon schoolbuilding bonds. Denomination, $1,000. Date, to be decided
later.
Interest annually at the office of the City Treasurer.
Maturity, 1920. Bonds are exempt from taxes. The district
has no debt at present. Assessed valuation 1904, $328,435.
(JlOTersviile, N. Y.— Bo»d S'ate.— On Jan. 31 the $15,000
^}4f two and four-fifths-year (average) sidewalk, curb, gutter and paving-improvement bonds described in V. 80, p. 178.
by H. E. Qaugler, Clerk,
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were awarded to James
Following are the bids
Filmer at 102*03 and
interest.
:
James W. Filmer
loa'CS
Union Sav. Bank, Patchcgue... 101-43
W. J Hayes 4 Sons, Cleveland.lOO 91
.
Denison, Prior 4Co,, Cleveland
and Boston
100 57
8 A. Kean, Chicaeo.
IOC'05
I. W. Sherrlll, PouKhkeepsle....
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Hudson Sav. Bank, Hudson
Amsterdam Sav. Bank, Amster-
dam
Hamilton County (P.O. Ciccinnati), Ohio.— Bond 0#firinfli.— Proposals will be received until 12 m,, March 8, by the
County Commissioners— C. C. Richardson, President, and
Geo. C. Zimmerman, Clerk— for $25,000 i% Banson Street
Bridge bonds. Denomination, $500. Date, March 15, 1905.
Interest semi-annually at the office of the County Treasurer.
Maturity, 80 years, subject to call after 15 years. Certified
check on a national bank or trust company for $500, payable
to the Treasurer of Hamilton County, required.
Proposals will also be received at the same time and place
for $115,000 ii 25-year armory-reimburs* ment bonds.
Denomination, $500. Date, March 15, 1905. Interest, semiannual. Maturity, 25 years. Certified check on a national
bank or trust company for |1,C00, payable to xheTreasurtr
Hamilton County, required.
N. J.—Bond Sate.— We are just advised by
the City Clerk that this place on Nov. 30 awarded to the
People's Bank of Hammonton at par an Issue of $45,0C0 4i
water-works bonds. Denomination, $500. Date, Nov. 1,
of
Hammontop,
Interett, semi-annual. Maturity, thirty years, sub1903.
ject to call $1,000 yearly, commencing the tenth year after
date.
Hardin County, Ohio.— Bond
1925, subject to call after
1,
611
O^eringi. —Proposals will be
received until 12 m., Feb, 18, by Justin Brewer, County Auditor, for $74,855 89 5% county ditch bonds.
Date, Feb. 18,
1905. Interest, semi- annual.
Maturity, $19,407 64 in one
vear and also in two yeare; $18,626 10 in three years; $16,299 58 In four years, and $920 94 in five years. Authority for
issue. Sections 4,479, 4,481 and 4,483 Revised Statutes of
Ohio. Certified check on a Kenton bank or cash in the sum
of $500 required to be deposited with the County Auditor.
Herkimer, N. Y. -Bond Q^erfTigr.— Proposals will be received until 8 P. M., Feb. 14, by the Board of Trustees, William Horrocks, President, for $8,000 city -hall- completion
bonds at not exceeding 5% interest. Danominatlon, §1,000.
Interest annually on Dec. 1. Maturity, $1,000 yearly on Dec,
1 from 1905 to 1912, inclusive.
Hougtitov, Mich.— Bond Sate.— On Dae. 28 an issue of
$37,000 Q% street-improvement bonds was awarded to the National Bank of Houghton at par. Securities are dated Dec.
Interest, annual.
28, 1904, and will mature Dae. 28, 1908.
Hamholdt, Kao.— Bond Sale. We are advised that the
145 000 15 20-year (optional) water-plant bonds offered on
Jan. 81 were awarded to John Nuveen
Co. of Chicago.
Indlanoia, Miss.— Bond Sate.- On Jan. 28 the |9,C00 6%
5-20-year (optional) gold coupon wa'er- works bonds describtd in V. 80, p, 235, were awarded to MacDonald, McCoy
Co. of Chicago for |9>100, accrued interest and blank
Several conditional bids were rebonds free of charge.
ceived, which were not considered.
Kansas City, Kan. Bond Sate.— The City Clerk writes us
that the city has sold to the W. G. Eads Brokerage Co. of
Kansas City, Mo., $16,049 bonds.
Kern, Cal.— Bond Sate.— It is stated that the $10,000 Ai
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by the First Bank of Kern at par.
Lakewcod, Ohi«>.— Bond Sate.— On Jan. 28 the $7,805 18 5%
storm-water-Eewer bonds described in V. 79, p. 2803, were
awarded to the Lakewood Savings & Banking Co. at par.
Bond Bids.— The following bids were received Jan, 30 for
the $30,000 5% 15year intersection and general- improvement
bonds described in V. 80, p. 127
New 1st Nat. B'k.Colnmbng. 131,680 00 LamorechtBros &Co.. CIev.f31,S77 00
W. J. Hayes 4 Sons, Cleve.. 31,500 00 Sec. Tr. 4 Sav. Bk., Toledo.. 31,276 00
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Lancaster County (P. 0. Lincoln), J^eh.—Descrmtion of
Bonds.— We are advised that the $98,000 refunding bonds
which we stated last week had been sold carry &% per cent
Denomination,
interest, payable annually on January 15.
Date, Jan. 15, 1905. Maturity, Jan. 15, 1985, sub$1,000.
ject to call Jan. 15, 1915. The bonds were taken by the State
Treac-urer, who paid for the same $98,225.
are advised that
Litoerty Center, Ohio.— Bond Sate.—
on Jan. 28 the $1,000 5% 1-10-year (optional) coupon fireprotection bonds described in V. 80, p. 179, were "conditionally" awarded to the Howe Engine Co. of Indianapolis
at par and accrned interest.
have just been officially
Llncolaton, N. C.-^Bond Sale.—
advised that this city awarded last October to John Nuveen
Co. of Chicago an isiue of $30,000 ?% water and sewer
bonds. Denomination, $1,000. Date, July 1, 1904. Interest,
We
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semi annual.
Maturity, July
1,
1984.
Long Branch (N.J.) School District.- BondSate.— This
district in December sold to the First National Bank of
Long Branch $37,000 4:%% school bonds at 104. Securiiies
are part of an issue of $60,000 bonds, of which $23,000 were
sold, we are advised, about a year ago. Denomination, $1,000,
Interest, January and July.
Maturity, 1913.
Los Gates, Santa Clara County, Cal.—Bond Offering.—
Proposals will be received until 7 P. M., Feb. 20, by K. H.
Erioksen, Town Clerk, for the $20,000 bridge and the |4,000
sewer 5% bonds voted at the election held Dec. 5, 1904. Denomination, $600. Date, March 1, 1905. Interest semi-annually at the office of the Town Treaeurer.
Maturity, $1,200
yearly on March 1 from 1908 to 1925, inclusive.
LyndouTllle (Yt.) School District.- Bond Sate.— On Dec.
27 this district awarded at private sale to Trowbridge
bonds. DenomiNIver Co. of Chicago an issue of $25,000
nation, $500. Date, Jan. 2, 1905. Interest, semi-annually,
at the office of the Treasurer. Maturity, |1,COO yearly on
Jan. 2 from 1906 to 1930, inclusive.
MoComb City, Miss.— Bond 0#ermgf.— Proposals will be
received until 7:30 P. M., Feb. 21, by J. Dock Harrell, City
Clerk, for $10,000 5% 20 year refunding school and $40,000 5^
20 year refunding water-works coupon bonds. Denominations, school $100 and water $400 each.
Date, Dec. 21, 1905,
Interest annually in McComb.
Certified check for $500
required with bids.
Madison County (P. 0. Anderson), lad.— Bond^s Uefuaed.
—Bond Offering.— hocBl papers state that the $45,000 &}4%
Co.
funding bonds awarded on January 5 to J. F. Wild
of ladianapolis (see V. 80, p. 179) have been refused by that
firm on account of an error In the sale. The Connty Council
has directtd that the bonds be re-advertlsad, bids to be received until March 10.
Marcy, N. Y.-Bond Sale.-Oa Jan. 28 $3,CO0 5^ bridge
bonds wt-re awarded to Geo. M. Hahn of New York City at
100-63. Followlrg are the bide
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100-01
Neff (for $1.000)
Qeorue M. Hahn,
Duane
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Par
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Denomination, $1,000. Maturity, 19C6, 1907 and 1908.
Massachusetts.- Tcmparary Loan.- The State Treasurer
on Jan. 28 negotiated a loan of $1,000,000 In anticipation of
the collection of taxes. Loan matures Nov. 15, 1905.
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Minerva, Ohio.— Soni O^eri'^of.— Proposals will be received until ]2 M., Fdb. 2), by R, T. Davis, Villa-^e Clerk,
for $4,000 55? 1-10-year (serial) town-hall bonds. DenomiDaDate, March 1, 1905, laterest, semi-annnal. Action, $400.
crued icterest to be paid by purchaser. Certified check for
5? of iheamcuntof bonds bid for, payable to the Treasurer
of the vi lage, required.
New Havf n, Covn.— Temporary Loan.— This city recently
borrowed ^50,000 from Loring, Tolman & Tapper of Boston
Loan matures June
at 3'45^.
15, 1905.
Norih Tiikima School District, Yakima Connty, Wash.—
Bonds Voted— Bond Offering.— This district on Jan, 6, by a
vote of 266 to 13, authorized the issuance of $25,00!) 10-20year (optional) tchocl-buiidicg bonds at not exce -ding Q%
interest. Proposals for these bonds will be received until
Ftb. 11.
4i^^
Oran^'e, Cil.— Bond Sale.- On. Jan. 31 the $50,030
1-40-year (serial) water bonds described in V. 80, p. 487, were
awarded to the Adams- Phillips Co. of Los Angele"
Ellsworth), Wis —fiend O/eriw.
Pierce Connty (P.
Propceals will be received uutil 1 p. m., Feb. 20, by F. W.
Kendall, County Treasurer, for $70,000 4^ coupon courtAuthority, Section 658, Revised
house and j'iil bonds.
Dencmination,
$500. Date, Aprill,
Wisconsin.
Statutes of
1905. Interest stmi-annually at the office of the Counry TreasMaturity yearly on April 1 as follows : $6.0G0 in 19G6
urer.
end in 19u7, $6,500 in 1908 and in 1909, $7,OC0 in 1910 and in
1911, $7,500 in 1912 acd in 1913, $8,000 in 1914 and in 1915.
Certified check f or |500, payable to F. W. Kendall, County
Treasurer, required. Bonded dabt, $70,000. AssesEed valua-
—
tion 1904, $10,792,883.
Plain City, Ohio.— Sond Qifertngf.— Proposals will be received until 12 M,, Feb, 27, by J. R. Wood, Village Clerk,
for $12,000 5^ coupon water and light-plant-improvement
bonds. Denomination, $500. Date, March 1, 1905, luterest,
semi-annually at the office of the Sinking Fund Trustees.
Maturity, $500 yearly on March 1 from 1915 to 1938, incluCertified check on a national bank or trust company
sive.
for $600, payable to the Village Treasurer, rr quired.
Port ttf New Orleans, L&—Bond Offering.- ProipOB&lB will
be received until 12 m, March 1, by tne Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans, at their office, Nos.
NEW
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601-fl02 Hibernia
for $7.*0,nn0 .5?;
man, required.
Boyal Center (Ind
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School District.- Bond
New
Rochelle. N. Y., January 20. 19j5.
CHARLES KAMMERMEYEK, City Clerk.
of Mobile, Ala.,
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Minn. L'n jfcTrCo., Mlnn'lis. 10,370 OP
10,3fl5 00
Kine & Co, Minneapolis
F, B. Sherman & Co., Chic. .. 10.«flO 00
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Case
York.... 10.090 00
10,000 00
Co., Chic
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STATE OF ALABAMA
F;ENEWAL BONDS.
and one for
(|1,00'^) Dollars each
Fifteen hundred ($l,600) DdHar-s, dated February 1
1905, and maturing, one for fifteen hun red ($1,500)
on tee first day of May. ItOT, and one tbousana
(SI,0U0) dollars annually thereafter commencing on
May 1, 1908; interest pavable semi-annua'lv; principal and interest payable at the office of the City
Treasurer.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified
check on an incorporated bank or trust company in
the State of New York for two thousand (^2,uOo)
dollars, payable to the order of the Treasurer of the
City of New Rochelle.
bonds will beeni;raved under the supervision of
and certified as to their genuinfness by the United
Stales Mortgage & Trust Company, and their
legHlity approv.id by .i. U. Caldwell, Esq.. of New
York City, whose opinion as to legality will be furDlstied to the purchaser.
No bid of less t aQ par value of the bonds will be
considered. Bidders must use the printed form of
propo.tal furnished by the undcrcigned. Accrued
Interest to be paid by tbe purchaser, at.d delivery
will be made at th" ofHce "f the t'lty 'I'reasurer in
New Kochelle on February i4, 1905. The right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids.
Dated New Kochelle, N. Y., January 20, 1906.
City Clerk.
CHARLES
KAMMERMEYER,
NEW YORK
New
CITY
and 3{^%
Bonds to be renewed: Classes A and B, aggregating |7,437,«ro, maturing July 1st, 19U6; Class C, aggregating »966,000. maturing Jan. Ist, 1906.
Character of Bond: Kifty-yfar gold bonds. In denominations of either §100, .?500 or §1,000, said bonds
to be coupon or registered, at option of bidder; Interest payable semi-annually in Montgomery, Alabama, or New York City State of New York Bids
for pntlre issue, or any part thereof, not less than
for$H 0, are Invited upon following terms:
1. Uoon bonds bearing 3% per annual.
2. Upon bonds bearing 3W5J per annum.
A certified check, payable to the order of the Governor of Alabama, for Ave per cent of the amount
bid for must accompany each bid. For the bids that
are accepted, other security, approved by the Governor, mwy be substituted f.r the certified check.
The certified check accompanying rejected bids
will be returned, with notice of rejection. The 5%
of each accepted bid wjII, on failure of b dder to
comply with terms of his bid, be lorleited to the
State.
The
entire
^
amount ot each accepted
...^
bid, or so
much as may remain unpaid, must be paid in lawful
money i)f tbe United States -or in lieu thereof an
uiit of Alabama bonds which »re being
refunded -sixty days before the maturity of the
present bonds, into such depository as mxy be
designa'ed by the Governor, or In lieu of the above
designated payment, such guaranty as the Governor
equal iim
may approve.
,^
Tie State will exchange with accested bidders, at
any time after acceptance of bid, new for old bonds,
credit eing given the bidder for diOerence in inter,
est to date of maturity of old bond". No bid offering less than par will be considered. Tne State re,
.
t
serves the right to retire present bonds to an
amount not exccfdini: .$rtO0,u0O Bids will be received lit the Governor's Office at Montgomery until
l^ o'clock M., APKIIj 4, lOtiP, and will be opened Immediately. Notice of acceptance or rejection will be
given each bidder by letter mailed in Montgomery
noHater than April 19, l»05. Envelopes comainlng
bids must be addressed to the Governor of Alabama, »nd have cunsplctiously written thereon
he
"BidK for itenewal Unuds, State of Alabama."
State reserves the rght to lejtct any and all bids.
For further Information, aopiy to the G"veruor of
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Cf upon Paving Bonds.
TAX EXEMPT BONDS.
R.M.CUNNINGHAM.
Alabama.
Lleuten
Direct and Primary Obligations of the City ot
T.W.STEPHENS & CO.,
Mobile.
2 Wall Street,
Prices and Particulars
on Application.
New
Blociget, Merritt
York.
&
Co.,
BANKERS,
Bond Department
Interstate Securities Co.
5 Nassau Streeti
C.
John Nuveen &
NEW
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an issue
Boyalton, SLinn.— Bond Sale.- Oa Jan, 28 the $10,000 5%
20-year coupon electric-light bouds described in V. 78, p.
237, were awarded to Trowbridge & Niver Co,, Chicago, at
103-71 and interest— a basis of about 4'71i«. Following are
the bids
Trowbridge & Nlver Co.,Chl .110,371 00 W. J. Hayes & Sons, Cleve.. 110,222 00
One thousand
6%
Sale— Thia
&
Co. of Indianapolis
district has sold to J. F. Wild
of $5,000 school- house bonds at 105.
Sealed proposals will be received by the under
Migned until FEBRUARY 7, 1>05, at eight o'click P.
M., for the rvurchase of all or anv part of seventeen
thomand five hundred (^I'V.StO) Dolla's registered
four per cent School Bonrisof said city, slsteeo of
a d certified as to their genuineness by tlie United
States Mortgage & Tru-t Ccmpany. and Ihetr
le yality approved by J H. Caldwell. Esq.. of New
York i;ity, whose opinion as to legality will be furnished to the purchaser.
No hid of less than par value of the bonds will bo
considered. Bidders must use the printed form o'
Accrued
{>ropoBal furnished by the under8l.;ned.
nterest to be paid bv the purchaser, and dnllverj
Treasurer
In
City
the
atlheofHceof
marte
win be
New Rochelle on F^bruflrr 14, 1906. The right in
reserved to reject any or all bids.
Certified
Hugh Mc-
Rankin (Bjrowgh), AllegheiAj County, Pa.— Bond OJfering.— Proposals will be received until 12 M. to-day (Feb, 4)
by the Finance Committee, John C. Burns, Chairmaii, for
the $30,000 street, |2,0O0 sewer a^d $3,000 wa'er 4^5 b nds
voted at the general election last November. Denomination,
MaDiit", Jsn. 2, 1S05. Interest, Jan. 2 and July 2,
$500.
turity, $500 yearly on Jan. 3 from ]9C6tol92.7, inclusive;
$2,000 yearly on Jan. 2 from 1928 to 1933 inclusive, and
$1,000 Jan. 2, j 934. Bonds are free from tax. Present debt
Assessed valuation, $3,500,200.
of the borough, $64,000.
Certified check for iiiBOO, payable to John C. Burns, Chair-
Sealed proposals will be received by the underBlKned until FEBRUARY 7, 1905, at S o'clock P. M..
for the purchase of all or any part of Nineteen
thous.nd (8l»,00i) Dollars registered four per ceut
Local Imoruvement Bonds, series of 1905, of Biid
City, of One thousand ($1,000) Dollars each, dated
annually; principal aud Interest payable at the
ofBce of the C'ty Treasner.
Bach proposal mu-t be accompanied by a certified
check on an incorporated banls or trust company in
the State of New York, for Two thousand ($2,000)
Dollars, payable to tbe order cf the Treasurer of
the City or New Kochelle.
Bonds will be engraved under the supervision of
Sept. 1, 1914.
of bid required.
for $7R,000 S}4i registered bonds. Denomination, $1,003.
Date, Feb. 1, 1905. Interest semi-annually at the Fallkill
Nationnl Bank of Poughkeepsie. Maturity, Feb. 1, 1935.
Bonds are exempt from all taxes. Certified check for 2^,
payable to the City Treasurer, required.
SCHOOL BONDS.
90ft, and maturing on'5 bond annually
1,
commencing May 1, 11)07; interest payable semi-
Orleans,
is President and W. A. Kernaghanis Secretary of the
Board of Commissioners.
Powghkefps'e, N. Y.—Bond Ojferingf.— Proposals T^ill be
rfceiv»^d until 12 M. to-day (Feb. 4) by G-ao. M. Hine, Mayor,
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
The
amount
LOANS.
Februa?7
New
Cloekey
ochelle, N. Y.,
City
Trust Co. Bailding,
Maturity,
laterest, semi-anrual.
check for V%, of the
City of New
^io,ooo
Dated
&
Bank
coupon bonda, comprising $250,000 bonds
Series "A," and $500,000 bonds Series "B." Securities are
part of an issue of $2,000,000 bonds author!zad by Act No.
44, Session of 1904, of the State Legislature, for the purpose
of constructing wharves, eheds, roadways and other Improvements necessary for the shipping facilities in the Port
of New OrleanF. Denomination, $1,000. Date, Sept. 1, 1904.
New
York.
i6
Congress Street, Boston.
•16
NA88AC BTBKET, NEW TOHK.
iTATE. CITI k
RAILROAD
B0N1>>
R.
L.
int
and Acting Governor.
DAY
& CO.,
BANKERS,
36 Congress Street,
BOSTON.
8 Nassau Street,
NEW YORK.
MEMBERS
AND BOSTON
YORK
NEW
STOCK EXCHANGES.
STATE. MUNICIPAl.. AND
KAIMIOAU
UJGH GRAUB
HECI'RITIES.
Feb.
THE CHRONICLE.
4, 19((5.J
Sterlirg County, Texas.—Bond.S'aZe.— On January 24 the
State Board of Education purchased the $25,000 A.% 10-40-year
(optional) court-house bonds mentioned in V. 80, p. 181. The
achool Board had agreed to purchase these bonds several weeks
£go, but certain matters came up which prevented the consummation of the sale until Jaiuary 24. The price raid bv
tbe board was |23,750.
Sturgeon, Mo.— Bond Election.— An election will be held
Feb. 6 to vote on the question of issuing |5,C00 electric-liehtplant bonds.
Tallepooea, tta.— Bond Election.- An election wiU be held
Feb. 14 to vote on the question of issuing $10,000 eleotricligbt-plant and $10,000 building and sewer bonds.
Taney County, ^Q.—Bond Sale.- On January 4 an issue of
141,500 5% funding bonds was awarded to the St. Louis
Union Trust Co. of St. Louis at par. Denomination, *500.
Date, Jan. 4, 1905. Interest, semi-annual, Maturity, Jan. 4,
1935, subject to call after Jan. 4, 1920.
Tennille, Gn.—Bond Sale.— It is stated in Atlanta pdipers
that the $8,0C0
20 year water and light bDnds mentioned in
V. 79, p. 2111, have been sold at 107 50.
Toledo, Ohio.— Bond O^enng;.— Proposals will be received
until 7:30 P. M., March 1, by R. G. Bacon, City Auditor,
for $500,000 4% coupon water-works bonds. Denomination,
Date. Feb. 1, 1905. Interest, Feb. 1 and Aug. 1 at
$1,000,
tbe United States Mortgage
Trust Co. in New York City.
Maturity, $50,000 yearly on Aug. 1 from 1908 to 1915, inclusive.
Accrued interest to be paid by purchaser. Certified check for
of the par value of bonds, drawn without
condition on some national bank in Toledo, or else money
for that amount, required with bids. These bonds were offered on Jan. 18, but the bids received were rejected.
Topeka, Kan.— Bond C^erir: gr.— Proposals will be received
until 5 p. M,, March 6, by J. H. Squirep, City Clerk, for $80,000 (more or lees) 5$ general-improvement bonds. Denomination, $1,000. Date, Jane 1, 1905. Interest, semi-anrmally
on May 1 and Nov. 1 at the fiscal agency of the State in New
York City. Certified cheek for $1,000, payable to the City
Treasurer, required.
Trenton, «. J.— Bond Sale.-Oa Feb. 3 $80,387 04 ii pavement and $50,000 4% water bonds were awarded to R L Day
& Co, of New York City at 104-53 and 110-59, respec-rlvely.
Entheifi>rd, N. J.— Sond O^ering.— Proposals will be received until 8 p M., Feb. 7, by Robert Lef^ds, Borough Clerk,
for $12,500 4^ 25-year park bonds. Certified check for $250,
payable to the Borough of Rntberford, required.
District, Fremoit
St. Anthory Independent School
Coanty, Uabo.—Bond Sale.— On Jan. 9 this district sold at
par to the State Land Board, eo we are informed by J. R.
Young, District Clerk, an iesue of $8,000 5% school-house
bonds. Denomination, $l,C0O, Date, Jan. 9, 1S05. Interest,
January and July. Maturity, Jan. 1, 1925, subject to call
after 15 years.
Shelby County (P.O. Sidney), OMo.-Bond Offerivg.Ptopos&is will he received until 12 M., February 13, by the
County Commiss-ionere, at the cfBce of R. B. Dill, County
Auditor, f 01 $19 950 5^ ditch-improvement bonds, maturing
each six months as follows
:
July 1. !935
Jan. 1, 1906
July 1,1906
Jan. 1, 19iJ7
July 1,1907
Jan. 1,1908
2,600 July 1, 1908
12,660
2,?>50
1
|f?,920
2,150
I
1
I
2,500
900
|
|
I
I
Jan.
July
X,
1,
Jjin. 1,
1909
19 9
1910
$1,800
7E0
750
I
^
Dencmination of bocde, eight for $1,150, two for |800,
eight for $750, two for $350, two for $300, four for $150,
eleven for $100 and three for $50 each. Date, Jan. 1, 1905,
Interest, eemi-ancufll. Authority for i?sue, Sections 4479,
4480, 4481 and 4482, Revised Statutes of Ohio. A deposit of
$200 in cash with the County Auditor required.
SherbiiriiC CoQiity (P. 0. Elk Eirer), Mnn.- Bond Offerirjflr.— Proposals will be received until 10 A, M;, Feb 7, by
the Board of County Commissioners, care of Chas. E Swansen, County Auditor, for a $5 000 register«jd drainage bond
&
H
at not exceeding fl^ interest, Authority, Chapter 258, Laws
of 1901. Date about Mar. 1, 1905. Interest annually on July 1.
Maturity, three years. County has no debt at present. Assessed valuation 19'4. $2,168,854. Certified check for
payable to the Treasurer of Sherhurne County, required.
Spencfr Valley School District, San Df ego Coanty, Cal.
Bond Sale.— On January 5 an issue of $1,000 1% l-lO-year
ferial) building bonds of this district was awarded to C, C.
Hakes, Vice-President of the Cit'zens' Savings Bank of San
Diego, at 103*05. Denomination, $100. D^te, Dec. 7, 1904.
Spooner, Wis.— fiawd Sale,- On January 7 the $11,000
water- works bonds described in V. 79, p. 26C3, were awarded
to N. W. Harris
Co. cf Chicago.
—
H
&
NEW
NEW
LOANS.
J^lSo,000
Town
613
NEW
LOANS.
^36,000
^ioo,oi:o
Danbury, Conn., City of Mt. Vernon, N.Y.
of
^% School Funding Bonds.
(Westchester County)
Sealed proposa's will be received by the onderslgupd. Selectmen of the Towu of Danburv. Conn.,
until 8 o'clock P. M. on the 15TH DAY OK FEBRUARY, 1905, at the office of the Selectmen In said
Town of Danbury, for the purchase ol $;55.000 4^
School Funding Bonds of said Town, or of so many
of said bonds as will yield sufflcient proceeds to pay
one hundred and flffy-nme thousand, oue hundred
and seventy-two d< liars and eightfen cents ($159.172 18) of school indebtedness existing October 17,
191)4, and interest tbereon ut four and one-ha'f per
cent per annum from said October l7. 1904, to March
1, 1905, (the exact amount of said interest being determined bv tbe Selectmen.) Bond^ to be registered
or coupon ;la form, at the '>ptioa of the purchaser,
of the denomination of $i,ii00 each, to be dated
March 1. 190S, and to-matnre at the rate of three
bonds every year for the first fortj-flve years ana
at tbe rate ol four bonds every year for the next
nve years thereafter, so that the who'e issue will be
due and payable in flrty years after dale without
option of iirlor redemption. If tbe entire amount of
said $155,0(0 bonds be not Issued, the few bonds
omitted will be from those of the later dates.
interest payable on the 1st day of May, 1905, and
«eml-ar nually thereafter at the Importers' and
Traders' Natlonnl Bank in the City of New York.
Both Ititorest wnd piinoipal payable
lawful money
of the United States of America
Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified
check on a iNational Bank, payable to tne order of
the Town of D.mbury, to the amount of two ter
cent <f he face value of the bonds bid for.
Bidders must use the printed form of proDosa)
luruished by the undersigni ri.
Accrued iLterest to be oald by the purchaser.
The hot ds w 11 be approved as to tbeir legality by
Messrs. Dillon & Hubbard, of New Y. rk City, whose
opinion will be furui.>)hed to the purchaser, and the
bonds will be engraved under the supervision of and
oertilled as to ihoir genuineness by the United States
Mortgage & Trust Company.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
Delivery of the bOKdi will be made n March 3d,
1905, at 2 O'clock P.
at the office of the United
states MortgHge & Trust Company, 65 Cedar
SCHOOL TAX REUEF BONDS.
m
I
M
Street,
New
TH DAY
Hundred
Thirty-iwo
(:<3S)
Three
and that
to
atid Sixt.v-seven i3'i7), inclusive,
tbe said Thirty-six (36) bonds will oe sold to the
highect bidder at a putillc sale to bo held at said
time and place.
These are a ser es of bonds which are authorized
to be Issued under Hud piirsuaot to Section ii29 of
Chapter IS'i of the Laws of .8S»! as amendeo m
1895. Each bond will be for the principal sum of
One Thous ind ($',00(i) Dollars, and will bear interest
at the rate of four per centum, layable semiannua. ly at the office of the City treasurer of the
City of Mount Vernon. They will be dated Feb-
ruary ]»t, 1905, and payable on the First day of
February, 1908. The bonds will be delivert'd to the
purchaser on or before the Fifteenth day of February, 1905.
Each bid for the School Tax Relief Bonds must be
ac ompanled by a certified check for one Thousand
(§1,000) Dollars as
That
said
an evidence of good faith
Common
such proposals as
Council will at said time open
be received and accept the
may
higi.ett thereof, if it deem it for the best interest of
tbe City go to do, but it reserves the rleht to reject
any or all proprisals should it deem it ac^visable.
Bonds will bee' graved urder the supervision of
and oertifled as to their geruiuenees b» the United
States Mortgage & Trust Company and their legality
approved by J. H. Cildwell, Esq., of New York City,
whose opinion as to legality will be furnished to the
purchaser.
By statute the bonds cannot be aold for less than
par and accrued interest.
EDWARD
P.
BRUSH,
A. W. REYNOLDS, City Clerk.
Dated January 18, 1905.
Mayor.
WATERBURY,COMN.,
3J4%
SEWERAGE BONDS.
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, CITY HALL,
Waterbury, Conn., January 24, 1905.
proposals will be received at this office
until 8 o'clock P. M.
A Y,
6, l9;5, (at
which time they will bo opened in public at a meetirg o' the Board of Aldermen) for the purchase of
the fo'lowirg-described bonds.
$100,0 0.
The Sewerage Bond p of the City of
Waterbury, bearing date January 1 1905, of the
decomination of $i,000 each, bearirg interest at the
rate o! three atjd otie-haif (:^!^j) per ceijtum per
annum, payable semi-annually on the first days of
July and January in each yearThe principal of said bonds shall oe payable thirty
(30) years from date thereof, and both principal and
interest to be pavable by New York draft at the
office of the City Treasurer within the City of
Sealed
MARCH
MOND
Waterbury.
The issue of said bonds is authorized by resolution
of the (General Assembly or Connecticut approved
April 30, IPOl.
The bends will be coupon. Bids
should be marked "Proposals for Bonds" and addressed to George H. Nettleton, City Clerk, City
Hall Building, Waterbury, Connecticut, wnd to be
accompanied by a certified check, payable to the
order of the City Treasurer, for one (1%) per centum
of the par value of the bonds bid for as a guaranty
of good taith upon tbe part of the bidder.
No bid for less than par and accrued interest can
be aecepted.
The right to reject any and all b'.ds is reserved.
For further information address
GEURQB H. NETTLETON, City Clerk.
Waterbury. 0«rmi.
& Burr,
INVESTMENT BONDS
Perry, Coffin
Ycjrk.
(AT.EXANDKR TURNER,
,
Trowbridge& Niver Co.
MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC SERVICE
BONDS.
E.
of the City of Mount Vernon
will, at its (Jhambers in the Lucas Building, Depot
Place, on the'
OF FEBRUARY, 1905, a, 8
o'clock P. M., receive sealed proposals 'or the purchase of Thirty- i-ix (3tJ) School fax Relief B nds of
said citv. numbered consecuiivly as issued from
.
Selectmen <THO.\lA8 T.ALEXANDER.
(U HART PURDY.
_, ^ ^ „
Dated, DaLbury, Conn Jan. 2ri, 1905.
1st
The C'^mmon Council
Three Hundred and
LOANS.
CHICAGO,
Nat. Bank Bldg.
MUNICIPAL AND
PUBLIC FRANCHISE CORPOfiATION
BONDS
W.
J.
HAYES & SONS,
CL.KTELAND, OHIO.
MUNICIPAL
BOSTON. MASS.
AHD
BOSTON,
60 State
Street.
MacDonald, McCoy
BANKERS.
Milk Street,
BOSTON.
BOSTON.
Bongbt and Sold.
MUNICIPAL bonds"
C. Stanwood & Oo. KUMICIPAL AMD
95
60 State Street,
&
Public
Oo.,
CORPORATIOti
BONDS.
I7Z
La Salle
Street, C&icagc.
Service
Corporation
BONDS.
E.H.ROLLINS & SONS,
BOSTON.
DeHTer.
Chieago.
San Franelseo.
THE CHRONICLE.
614
This is on a basis of about Z'AQ% in the case of the former and
about 3 iB% for i:he latter issue. Following are the bids
:
180,837 r4
onds.
104-53
104-88
104-329
104-30
104 89
Paving
Day & Co., New York
Harvey Flsk & Sons, New York
B. L.
Co., New York
Co., New York
York
Halsey 4 Co.,
Estabrook 4
Blafee Bros.
W.
N.
4
New
Rhoades 4 Richmond, New York
Kountze Bros., New York
FarsoD, Leach & Co., New York
John D. Everitt&Co.New Ytrk.
R. M. Grunt & Co New York
J. Haye'j
4
Sous, Cleveland
110-175
110-22
110-S84
1(8-971
110-0S4
106-578
both,
—
10366
For
'
The pavement bonds are dated Feb.
1915, and the
will matare Jaly
110-31
llO'l?
11014
10s-8->l
Harde,
,
Feb.
11019
110223
104-i67
104-175
104-124
104-0«
103-88
New York
S.
Blodge', Merritt & To Boston
N. W. Harris & Co., New York
Dudley
»50,0C0
r Bds.
110-c9
109 88
110-129
Wat
i04-ii7
,
W.
'
1905,
1,
and mature
water bonds carry date July
1, 1904,
Interest, semi- annual.
UniTersity Place, Htb.—Bond Sale.— On Jan. 17 this city
awarded the $6,600 5% 10-20-year (optiona') electriclight
Co.
bonds voted at the election held Jan. 3 to W. E, Moss
of Datroit for |50 premium, this bein? on a basis of 4 90^ if
bonds are called at their optional date and 4*94^ if ailowed
to run their full time. Denomination, $500. Interest, annual. Date, Feb. 1, 1905.
and
1,
1984.
1,
&
Westehei^ter Conuty (P. 0. White Plains), N. Y.— Bond
Sale.— On Feb. 1 tbe $39,7C4 43 i% 27-year funding bonds were
&
Sons, Cleveland, at 110 75—
awarded to W. J.Hayes
basis of about 3 39?; and the $17,016 18 Ai 4-year temporaryloac-highway bonds were awarded to the Westchester County
Savings Batk at 102— a basis of about 346^. Following are
the bids
$'9,'r40
J. Hayes & Sons, Cleveland
Westchester Couniy Savings Bank
W.
&
Farson, Leach
Co.,
New York
„..
,
John D. Everitt 4 Co.. New York
W. R.Todd A Co., New York
Blake Bros. 4 Co., Bosl on
Geo M. Hahu, New York
Home Savings Bauk
County Trust Company
17,20761
1'',317 20
17,319
G.
1"',
4»,478 00
17,i28 CO
43,4S^6S
4H,000 07
48.433 77
]7,i8333
17,15305
17,28ie5
17,afl7 17
17,198 a7
17,142 09
41,(.3849
2811, for description of bonds.
WHITE
H
National Trust Co
$34,800 CO
Investigations and Reports on Electric
Railway, Gas, Electric Light, and
Power Transmission Properties
for Financial Institutions
and Investors.
We
tits,
/?on<i0^en«gf.— Proposals will be received until 12 m.,
Feb. 9, by John E Andrus, Mayor, for $18,500 ^}4^ .^lesesament bonrl, dated Feb. 15, 1905, and maturing Feb 1, 1908.
MISCELLANEOUS.
22a College
&
F.
Cannon
MUNICIPAL, RAILROAD and
STREET RAILWAY
BONDS.
NASSAU STREET, NEW
John
YORK.
IVIfq.C©
O^^'^*-''**
CORDAGE.
65
Wail
Street,
York
New York
H. M.
II.I.S
Byllesby
ENGINEERS.
City.
Assets, $9,036,626.
Paid to Policyholders ia 1904, $1,200,000.
Kor BuslnesB CorrcnpoiideMce,
DESIGN, CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE
RAILAVAY LIGHT, POWER AND
HYDRAULIC PLANTS.
BOSTON.
Emabllahcd 1883.
New
St., Chicat^o.
BONDS.
York Life Suildinc,
CHICACO,
lor letter written with your own hand, or
by.the typewriter, are UNKQUAIiKU. Their quality
at all
In ftssured and they have won hichest honors
the (jreat World's Fairs. For hlRh Rrade writing
puper5:of flll kinds, for bond papers, and for ledRor
papers, insist on havlnR them made by the
Whether
WHITING PAPER COMPANY,
ILL.
II
NawYork.
(H,^ OKE, I»1A»S.
Philadelphia.
Chica>ro«
BALLANTYNE a EVANS,
& Company
COUNTY
AND TOWNSHIP
w
& Cc^
LIST.
OENISON, PRIOR & CO
CITY'
thelx
EJSI^jNEERS^
Ezaminatlona and Keporta.
159 La Hulle
with
INCORPORATED.
INVESTMENT BONDS.
H. C. Speer
commensurate
th
are Invited to comimunloate
RICHARD E. COCHRAN, 3d Vlce-I lesldent,
at the Oompany'B Office, 277 Broad^^ay, New
MANILA SISAL AND JUTE
APPIilCATIOK.
CLEVELAND.
Income
annual
euocesa,
172 TVashingtou Street,
8EN0 FOR
and proprresalve Company, thereby
securing ti t themselves not ouly an Immediate
return for tieir work, but alao an increasing
ITHITING'S PAPERS.
T. B. POTTER,
MUNICIPAL and DOMni<2
.
Leathej
JAMES E. PLUM
CLARENCE H. KELSEY.Pr.Tlt.Guar.&Tr.Oo.
WILLIAM H. PORTER, Pres. Chem. Nat. Bank
estftbllehed
CHICAGO.
•
Munn, M.D., President.
Finance Committee:
P.
Tinr.e Deposits.
The American
St.
Municipal Bonds,
171 LA SALLE STREET,
CHICAOO,
MHT ON
THE CITY OF NE W YORK.
IN
Active and saoceBsfnl Agents who desire to
make DIRECT CONTRACTB with this woll-
R.FULTON & CO.,
CORPORATION
States Life
Insurance Co.
CO., L,lmlted,
Hill,
1904.
I860.
The United
LONDON COREESPONDENTS
J. G. \tIIITE:
134,078 00
Stjmi-annuaily at the Anthracite Bank of Wiikes-Barre. Maturity, |1, 000 yearly on Jan. 1 from 1923 to 1931, inclusive,
all bonds being subject to call after Jan. 1, 1910.
Bonds
vv'ere authorizpci at election held Nov, 4, 1904.
Winuetka School District Ko. 36, Cock County, 111.—
Bond Offering.— PropoBals will be received until 8 P, M.,
Feb. 13, at the house of Henry F. Thurston, Secretary Board
of Education, for $15,000 5% bonds. Denomination, $500.
Date, Nov. 1, 1904. Interest, semi-annual. Maturity, $3,500
yeaily on Nov. 1 from 1913 to 1918, inclusive. Certified check
for $200, payable to the Secretary of the Board of Education
of Distriot No. 38, required.
are advised that,
YoDfeer?, N. Y.— Bonds Not Sold.—
owing to the storm of Jan. 26 and the consequent delay in
the mails, the $107,000 d}4% redemption and the $6,175 B}4i
bridge bonds offered on that day were not sold. Bonds will
be re-adveitised. See V. 80, p. 239, for description of securi-
and Electric
Power Plants Financed, Designed and Built. Interest Paid on Daily and
Electric Railways, Electric Light
Toronto
,
DKALBBS IN
1
C. Brent,
-
BANKERS,
York.
Wm.
|
Wilkes-Barre Town&hjp (Pa.) School Digtrict.— JBond
Saie.
On Jan. 26 |9,0n0 ^% bonds of tbis district were awarded to Trowbridge & Nlver Co Chicago, for $9,208 and interDenomination, $1,000. Date, Jan. 1, 1905, Interest
est,
INVESTMENTS.
Engineers, Contractors,
New
Wealherford, Tex.— flond faie.— This city has sold at private sale to the Knights of Pythias at par an issue of
Denomination, |1,000.
$7,000 i% school-bnilding bonds.
Dite, Oct, 1, 1904. Interest, semi-annual. Maturity, Oct. 1,
1944, subject to call after 15 years.
Bond Cj^ertng.— Proposals will be received until 7 P. M.,
Feb. 16, by Henry Miller, Mayor, for $35,000
15.40-year
(optional) reslstered sewer bonds dated Nov. 15, 1904. Denomination, $1,000. Interest semi-annually in Weatherford
or in Austin, Tex. Bonded debt, including this issue, $54,Aeeeesed valuation, 1904, $2,244,265.
000.
Wetabkiwin (Alta, N. W. T.,) School Distrkt No. 264.Dtbenture 3ale.—0a Jan. 20 the |35,000 5% debentures maturing part yearly for thirty years were awarded to the
National Trust Co. at 99'72 and interest. Following are the
bids ;
CO., RudolphKleybolte&Co.
Sc
43-49 Exchange Place,
17500
43,70300
43,7(2 07
43,56669
iNVESTMENTS.
J.
Bds.
$17,203 oo
1'' ,356 SO
43,77H 10
43,7 641
48,713 87
I
p.
Highwav
00
43,o:930
|43,w7i>
Estabrook 4 Co., B ston
N. W. Harris & Co., New Y' rk
N. W. Halsey &<^o.. New York
Kountze Bros New York
See V. 79,
117,01618
43
Funding Bonds.
'
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ENGINEERS,
Examinations and Reports on Physical and
Operating Values of Manufacturing
Properties.
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PINE STKEKT,
NEW YOUK.
BONDS
s^SBk CERTIFICATES
Also
Uat'dsoraelv orKraved;
steel-plate elleot.
the cheainT kind, partly llllio«raptio(1 and partly
priiitod trim typo. 100 Stock Cc'tlHcati>ti, $.1 to
«25; the latter ei;HrKVed with Bteclplaie bordprs
-oleRHiit.
Seal Truss,
If
Willi Cert ideal os, tl 50.
B. KING & CO., 112 William St., N.Y.
(Telephoae.)
Kimrnvers and LlthoKraphors.
A.LBERT
@FedFRASER