New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
financial.
The MONETARY TRUST
90 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
A new ERA IN WALL STREET.


tary Trust talked about In all parts Of Europe This
Is Incorporated institution OF such
character that formed In any country When
first projected itself their midst as new force IN
Wall Street conservative nnanciers seeing distinct
departure In finance wisely gave critical welcome
At last noteworthy revolution Of opinion has devel-
op-d among thoughtful members Of the Newfork STOCK
Exchange and In all the higher circles Of hnance IN FAVOR
The Monetary Trust 1t II almost universally c"hcened
that It has the right and has come to stay Men
OF broader kndlier instincts are UNANIMOUS N
the conclusion that any group OF who give conscen
ard intelligent effort to aid Investors IN reahans
than simple interest should be approved ana ap
pauded. This In a and vast Hello ana re'e'a'e
my former language As 60 by larger corpora
tions and will to work in that field where
Fl, The Monetary Trus, stands conspicuous because
1t stands alone.
Another noteworthy development the fact that the
clients Of The Monetary Trust mainly men OF ex-
perience and observation. who have learned a' '"ey
cannot make money IN from od-time methods
neral proportion Officers OF national BANKS sa'
ings banks Presidents OF trust companies OF othsr oes
men occupying positions in the railroad world men
connected with the management OF large corporations
veuknovn members OF the bar Ncw-York and other
cities and In fact numbers thoughtful men who real
meaning OF The Monetary Trust "hat Is the
meaning Of The Monetary Trust? give compact con-
densation thereof and thinking man to read 1t
twice
Combination and concentration the Irresistible ten
denotes OF modern business Where they come into con
troll in any department Of commerce no individual no
nrm up against them. Nowhere else is com
binaton Of and money 40 essential and po-
tential as In Street The Monetary Trust VIII sue
coed in Its undertakings long, and Just so far.
as It's movements made rest upon natural develop
elsewhere. nature Is governed only
by obeying her.
know of no way to improve upon that platform
know no possible improvement to The Monetary Trust
ms TO it's charter Again and again II comes
back the management Experience. time. experiment
alone determine what extent the officers OF Inc
Monetary Trust will equal to the extraordinary
mission they conceived and undertaken
The Monetary Trust Is Incorporated institution
organized undertake transactions for the sole purpose
OF benetng its clients under such conditions 'hht eae
individual client receives the Of combination
with many Others the first time has placed the
speculative public upon logical foundations separated
from manipulated superficial fluctuations pools iase
sales so-caled Information. by means OF whch IN
heretofore been deceived and plundered Inc
officers The Monetary Trust now contemplate TWO ais
which they believe Ill the above re-
quremens and the event OF certain contingencies no
otherwise those movements will be made investors VINO
have place funds under the guidance OF the
Trust advised that market changes may come
time which will remove from their reach the saies'
opportunities which will present themselves for months to
come.
During every financial cycle generally covering ten OF
twelve years there period during which one shoud
try to make money another period when one snouu
try only 10 save what Before the panic, II man
had turned all his securities into money he wouid nave
come out relatively rich. To know when 10 enter "'o
ventures extrcate ones sell Is the FOREMOST
worldly problem. not saved out OF wages
and salaries they are created by tendency OF the
times and the growth OF the country, After the panic
We induced turn their money into SECURITIES
and they have relatively rich with pron's vary
ing from two hundred twelve hundred per cent made
from transactions and covering long pe'oo Vi
time. No one client under guidance In securities mas
lost ono hundred These results are without para
lei bu, they come the fact that the panic had e''
values AZ level from which risk was almost "hoy re-
,,d The nresent period OF prosperity has developed
far enough to promise future OF improvement ana ys'
not far enough cut OF all opportunities LOT 'uae
and COURAGEOUS investment AS to the future nave no
assurances TO give except express the opinion ha '
-, =, Tho Monetary Trust as contemplated VIII
.hov remarkable results after which. as far as now APP
pears IT WILL BE NECESSARY 10 hASiTN 'No
IY Investors can deposit any sum- however ia.se VI
.uau with this institution and II 50 instructed It's OIL
acors will assume guardianship and guidance Oh sAe
A.. .,.,,r
The most pleasing development in regard 10 ''e "ps
~ The Monetary has been the universally ia'o's
attitude OF the important morning )ouihAs VI ' ~
States . ,.. ,,.
rno remarkable uprising OF The Monetary Trust mas
,sr commented upon by leading papers OF the Oneu
States We give some illustrations;
Baltimore Herald: wall street mas oeeh "'' "
the uprising the corporation.
~. 80 c,obe. "A new force Wall Street.
The philadelphia inquirer: Opened brokers eyes
rh washington Post: THE corporation Is recognized
as an important factor -,
Tho p,,tsburs Times: Making large earnings Tor us
customers" AGA -, -. .-o,s.-. ,o-
The Chronicle OF Augusta '"'' $780,
its customers ... .r..s asv.,onsa
favorable methods ...-.
tors -,
The Toronto Globe calls it "a new mine
The Cincinnati Inquirer Its patrons nave 'e'' """
ing money ...,u ,o.,or.w
The Hartford Post: 1T is just what investors MOST
needed" , .. -
the indications are It will return great pron's
The Louisville Commercial: Twill make heavy returns
TO its customers. ,,,
TIL. Kansas city Journal: wall Street is surprised
Boston Sunday Globe: 1T pays wei.
Albany Journal Good investment
Tn. providence Telegraph: big dividends for invest
ors.'' -
ri, s,rdav Mercury: mo criticism has been made
ara,ns, the integrity Of this corporation or Its officers
Tn. financial editor OF Town Topics; Ihe me'noo Oh
the Monetary Trust seems to MI iong-fet want Inc
arguments advanced by the fres'e"' VI Wv ''~'
unanswerabs
The Roston Courier: MIR. Carleys idea is good one
and II is understood he is coming out all right
Sunday Advertiser 1T is the latest financial institution
In Wall street. and such attracts the attention Oh '"e
Stock Exchange and banks and brokers generally Con-
corning the President II said: He Is well known III
Louisville where he recognized as man OF brains ana
energy one who willing TO lock horns even win the
New-York Stock Exchange and offer points TO them IN
their proper business
The New-York Tribune: He Is CONCEDED 10 ~ soou
The New-York World also says concerning the tresl-
S Of n.ray th"roushy up in street ways and
nr In the organization Of The n Trust .sn. ns
eyes Of the old-time brokers as we'll ..,n.
the advantage OF mutual cooperation for It's cients