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WALL STREET
LIST SHARES IN
THE ADVANCE.
Reading and st. Paul Guide All Repre-
sentative Stocks on Upward
Move.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Brisk buying car
ried prices OF stocks upwards in the open
ing dealings throughout the list. Reddiiii
and Central Railroad of New Jersey res
;, American Smelling 2ls, Minneapolis, 81
Paul and Sault Salnte Marie preferred u,
the common and New York Air Brake Ia
Northern Pacific and National Lead 1A
Canadian Pacific and American Can pre-
ferred Ia and Great Northern preferred
st. Paul. Louisville and Nashville, Della
ware and Hudson, Pittsburg, c., {. ant
st. Louis, Brooklyn Transit, Pacific Ma
and American Sugar l. There We're many
advances running to a large fraction.
IL a. m.-Realizing sales held back the
prominent stocks for a time and forced
Reading. Northern Pacific and Brooklyn
Transit back about a point. Meanwhile
there was a steady absorption of other
stocks, which do not figure in the dealings
except when the speculation is broad and
active. Toward II O'Clock the representa-
tive stocks all moved up strongly again
under the guidance of Reading and st.
Paul. Reading rose 8, Union Bag preferred
PCS, Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
pa, st. Paul 21s, Metropolitan Street Rail
way and U. S. Rubber second preferred 2,
American Locomotive and Peoples Gas IA,
Atlantic Coast Line, Rock Island pre-
ferred and Westinghouse Electric ~, and
many others a point or more. Southern
Railway preferred and North American fell
l and U. s.. Pipe preferred III.
Noon-Buying diminished at the higher
prices anu there was some reaction when
the selling In turn decreased and the ac-
tivity subsidized. Minneapolis, ST. Paul
and Sault Sainte Marie had risen ). the
preferred Sl5, Hooking Valley certificates
and CRANKY Mining 21s, American Tele-
phone 24s, Corn Products preferred 2, In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS preferred ~ and
Southern Railway preferred, u. s. Steel
preferred, Tennessee Copper, American
Linseed preferred and International Pump
preferred ~. Bonds were strong.
l p. inactive selling commenced after
IL o'clock. and the list, with few excep-
tions, reacted to yesterdays closing or be-
Reading fell off 2 points from the
top. North American sold "a below yes
ter1ay's NAL figure, Delaware and Hudson
Southern Railway ia, the preferred ~
and International Paper preferred and Erie
first preferred l. Virginia Iron moved up
Pittsburg C. c. md st. Louis PA and
Erie and Western Q.
3 p. m.-The market closed weak and
The market failed to hole its
rally and prices sold off again to a level
generally below last night, the decline
large fractions for a number of
active stocks. Louisville and Nashville,
Pacific, Erie second preferred and
Paper preferred fell ?, Ma
rional Biscuit ~, National Lead l4s,
United States Rubber IA and Ontario and
Western, Colorado and Southern first pre-
ferred, Great Northern preferred, Norfolk
and Western, international Pump, Amalga-
Copper and Anaconda l. Pressed
Steel Car preferred rose 2. In the late
dealings Southern Railway slumped 3, the
preferred SIS and the 5 per cent. bonds 8
points. This unsettled the general market.
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DELAWARE'S EARNINGS.
Railroad Report Shows Them to Be
$6S7, 091 Net in 1907.

DOVER, Del, Jan. 10.-The annual report
to stockholders of the Delaware Railroad
Company shows the following:
Freight earnings, $1,sS9, AIS. "a; passenger
earnings. 1888. 1856 .06, these, with other earn
ings, make a total of $2,S4S, sol. 60, an in
crease of 1896 1886; expenses, 81, 10, 40. on,
an increase of S3SS, ga 70; net earnings,
S67s, 091.2S, an increase of $57,07O.SS; two 4
per cent. dividends were paid during the
year; surplus, 1906, 299. 50.
These directors were elected yesterday
Henry +. Kenney, John p. Green, Samuel
Rea, Samuel Bancroft, jr., William II.
Swift. William w. Lobdell, Walter o.
Hoffecker, Manlove Hayes, William I,
Watson, James j. Ross, Thomas Curry,
IIezekiah Harrington, William IT. Records,
Murray Van Diver. Charles T. Westcott.
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ROOSEVELT FAVORS
CENTRAL ISSUE BANK.
Aldrich Bill Evidently Does Not Meet
with Appreciation of the
President.
M

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10--A central
bank of issue is favored by President
Roosevelt. according to a statement made
by General A. j. Warner, of Ohio, for
merly a member cf Congress from that
State. General Warner called at the White
House today to express his opposition to
the Aldrich currency bill.
Nothing but a central bank of issue
will bring permanent relief" he said. I'VE
will be compelled in the end to do as Eng
land, France and Germany la done, and
until we do so we will suffer seriously at
times"
What does the President think about
it?" General Warner was asked after he
came from the White House.
HE is in favor Of a central bank of
issue, but says he does not think it can
become a law at this session of Congress.
l presume he does not wish to attempt to
push it,"
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WESTINGHOUSE PLAN OF
REHABILITATION READY.
Reorganization Report in Legal Experts
Hands and Will Be Made Public
Next Week,

NEW YORK. Jan. M.-Final agreement
on a plan for rehabilitating the Westing-
house enterprises has been reached, after
several long conferences, according to the
statement of Adrian H. Larkin, counsel
for the reorganization committee of the
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing
Company, of which James N. Jarvis u
chairman.
Mr.. Larkin declined to give wen the out
lines of the plan, but said it was hoped the
plan would meet the approval of the vari-
GUS interests concerned.
1t is being finally shaped by legal ex-
perts, and, it is said, will probably be
officially announced by the middle of next
week.
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GREATER NEWARK B. AND [.
ASSOCIATION ELECTS.
Irvington Concern Is in Excellent Con-
dition-Francis S. Green
Again President,

Francis S. Green, of this city, who
has been president of the Greater New
ark Building and Loan Association Of
Irvington since it's organization three
years ago, was last night unanimously
reelected to hat position.
Fred w. Weber was elected vice.
president, to succeed Harry D. Bird,
and the other officers reelected were
Edwin Berry, treasurer; Carl Schwarz,
secretary, and Andrew S. Taylor, coun-
sci. Charles j. Schaadt was elected to
the directorate in place of Edward
Murphy, and John H.. Van Cleve was
reelected. w. w. Jamouneau was elect
ed auditor for three years.
The annual report shows the associa-
tlon to be in an excellent condition,
1t has 1.02S shares. The amount out
standing on first bon and mortgage
is $43, 800.
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STOKES FORMS
INSURANCE
COMPANY
Jersey Bankers Interested
in Peoples National Fire
Of Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-Governor
Edward C. Stokes. of New Jersey, pre-
sided yesterday at a meeting of the stock
subscribers of the new Peoples National
Fire Insurance company in the Bourse
| when organization was completed.
Representatives of nearly all the 400
Industrial, manufacturing and banking
firms of this and neighboring cities who
have subscribed to the stock were in at
tendance. They authorized the organiza-
ton committee to apply for a charter az
once.
After J.. Hector McNeal, who acted as
secretary, had explained the laws govern
ing the granting of charters by the States
of Pennsylvania, New Jersey INT Dela1
ware. the committee was authorized to use
its discretion as 10 the State under when
it would incorporate, although the prepon1
derance of the meetings. sentiment favored
| Delaware as being the most advantageous
The fncorporators were authorized 70
take out a charter Tor $1,OO0,O0 capital
| with a surplus Of a like amount. Ihere
will be 10000 shares of stock OF a par Vaiue
of $50 per share, none Of which shall be SOLO
for less than par, the proceeds to p9
equally divided between capital and surf
plus accounts. i
The question of increasing the price OF
| stock was discussed, but, as applications
from various firms and individuals were
pending, it was voted to defer this matte1
until after the charter has been granteol
and thu permit all original SUBSCRIBERS W
enter on an equal footing. |
Some of the subscribers at the meetingl
besides Mr.. Stokes, who is president or the
Mechanics National Bank, of Trentonl
were c.. J. Adams, director of Atlantic
City Title and Trust Company; James ~
Mason, director Second National Bank OF
Atlantic City; Isaac Ferris, jr, shoe mans
ufaeturer and director Camden NATIONAL
Bank; Fred T. Chandler, of Chandle4
Bros. & Co., ex-president of the PhiladelI
phia Stock Exchange; Samuel S. Fels, o.
FEELS Naptha Soap; Charles M. 'Biddle, Of
Biddle Hardware Company; Louis ]. Berg3,
doll, Bergdoll Brewing Company; Charley
Freebooter, Freebooter Baking Company
Amos II. Christ, of Huey & Christ; Fred,
j. Poth, of the Poth Brewing Company
S. B. Vrooman, of the Vrooman Lumbei
Company; James A. Mckee, vice-president
Merchants & Evans Company; George b..
Wells, hat manufacturer; John b. Mayer
operative builder; Colonel ]. B.. Coryell,
president Cambria Coal Mining Company
Arno Leonhardt, director German-Ameri-
can Trust Company; Sidney E. Hutchinf
son, president Jefferson Fire Insurance
Company; j. p. Meyer, former presi7
dent Produce Exchange; Clarence IL
Hooper, president Union Trust Company
Durbin Horne, capitalist and manufacl
turer, of Pittsburg; J. e. Swanstrom,
president of Home Trust Company, OF
New York.
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"CAPlTAL AND LABOR"
TAFT'S TOPIC TONIGHT.
Secretary of War Will Speak in Cooper
Institute, New York-Declara-
lions Important.

WASHINGTON, an. 1o.7secretary Taft
left Washington this morning for New
York city. where he will deliver an ad
dress tonight In Cooper Institute on "Capi-
tai and Labor" The Secretary's speech
has been prepared with great care and is
expected to prove particularly interesting
in view of the desire Of the labor element
to have him announce his position on these
important subjects.
The Secretary was unaccompanied Oh the
trip. He will remain in New York Satur-
day and Sunday, returning to Washington
next Monday morning. During his stay in
New York he will be the guest Of his
brother Henry Taft.
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ROOSEVELT HEARS A
KETCHUP ARGUMENT.
Manufacturers Plead with President for
Temporary Removal of Soda
Benzoate Ban.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. - President
Roosevelt heard argument yesterday for
and againstthe use of benzoate of soda as
a preservative of ketchup and other like
products. Secretary Wilson has promul-
gated an order prohibiting the use of this
preservatiye after February l.
The request was made by the manufac-
turers that the order be held up until a
substitute preservative could be discovered.
The President instructed the Secretary of
Agriculture to investigate the question
thoroughly and make a report to him be-
fore February /.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. @.-Wheat was firm at
the start today on strength in European
markets. but weakened later on selling by
some Of the leading bulls. May opened
unchanged to IS higher at 1O65s to 1N and
sold tc 106A to 3s.
May ri opened u to u lower to a
shade higher at 60zs to 61B and sold off to
60hs.
May oats opened a shade higher at 54a
and old off to 54A to Is.
May provisions opened quiet; pork off
2h to 5 cents at 1880 to 1922; lard, s to
~ lower at $40 to S.12As, and ribs down
5 at Z 221h.
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These prices will remain In force all day:
NEW JERSEY CORPORATIONS.

TRENTON, Jan. 1O,-Certihcates of in
corporation have been granted to the fol-
lowing companies:
Blank-HeslowitZ Company: Jersey City;
capital. $50. 00e; incorporators, samuel
Blank, Joseph Heslowitz and Frank !,
higgins; to manufacture paper boxes.
Salem Driving Park Association; Salem;
capital, $500; incorporators, Luke II.
Smith, William b.. Dunn and Robert N,
Zimmerman; to hold horse shows.
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TWAIN'S JOKE o
IN SUSPENDED BANK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-It developed
yesterday through a letter, in which
he accepted the plans for the reor-
ganization of the Knickerbocker Trust
Company that Mark Twain" the hui
morist, has s51,199 tied up in the sus-
pended Trust Company.
1t is expected that a majority of
the depositors will agree to the plan
for reorganization, and that the trust
company will be reopened.
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COMPRESSION MEN ELECT.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 10.-The conclud-
ing session of the three days convention
of the National League of Commission
Merchants of the United States was held
last night when officers were elected as
follows: President, Wilmer Sieg. Milwau-
kee, Wis; viee-president. j. Fl. Brown,
Philadelphia; secretary. A. Warren Patch.
Boston; treasurer, Charles Fl. Williams,
Norfolk Peoria. ILL.,, was selected as the
place for the x convention.
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DIVIDEND ORGANIZATIONS

Dominion Coal Co.. Ltd, semi-annual of
S4 per cent. payable February 1 to stock
noiders OF record January 90; books close
January 70, reopen February L.
Columpus hallway Co., quarterly of IL
February l. p
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Jan. l0.-Tradlng in American
securities was light at the opening Today.
First prices were a fraction above parity
but later the market became irregular and
at noon values were from Is below to VI
above yesterdays New York closing.
Buying orders from New York caused a
recovery in the afternoon and the close
was strong.
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BANKER IAwRENcE Dies

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-cyrus j. Law
renee Oh the banking firm of Cyrus I
Lawrence & Son, 10 Wall street ana
vice-president of the Bush Terminal
Company, died yesterday at his harea
81 Park avenue. n'"ie'
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NEWS AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS.

The distribution of stock by important
interests is believed to be taking place,
while such specialties as Reading. Union
Pacific and the Hill stocks are being ma
nipulated to distract attention. Recently
a big block of New York Central was
sold in that way by Union Pacific inter-
ests. The theory of conservative and
shrewd traders is that the big interests
are liquidating their holdings before any
more railroad receiverships are announced
or any more liquidation in the stock mar
ket by the general public, causing prices
to go below their former low records, sets
in.
The plan of reorganization of the West
inghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company has been agreed upon by all
interests involved. 1t will be made public
next week.
At the annual meeting of the New York
Coffee Exchange late yesterday the assets
of that institution were shown to be $216,-
273 larger than liabilities.
Fourteen foreign life Insurance com
panies have notified the insurance COM
missioner Of Wisconsin of their final with
dra wal from that State. 1t is said that a
number of others will withdraw by March
l on account of hi legislation passed last
winter.
-
Some Western roads are about to drop a
large number of employees, which they
think are superfluous in their employ, in
order to save the money for other more
useful purposes.
L. c. Fritch, assistant to President Hara-
han, of the Illinois Central, says that
Fish is losing ground every day in the
matter of securing proxies to be voted at
the next annual meeting, which Is adj
journed indefinitely on account of action
taken by Mr.. Fish in SECURING an i~njunc-
ton against the Hartman methods In
securing proxies.
Conferences between the holders of the
first mortgage bonds of the Seaboard Air
Line Railway and representatives of the
institutions interested In the protection
of those bonds were held with the view
of forming a committee to look out for
their interests.
James ]. Hill, president Of the Northern
Securities Company, has issued the annual
statement of that company, which shows
an income for the year ended December
81, of $3S5,6sl.
Unless the Pittsburg Clearing House As
ISOLATION finds cause, the Pittsburg Stock
Exchange will reopen on next Monday.
1aSSSASoI rates IIOu CncaBO east may
not be cut by the Erie February 10, as the
understanding is the time has been
changed to a later date. The delay is said
to be due to the fact that the new rates
cannot be quoted in the Chicago rate sheet
except by supplements the
company's Independent tariff. AS a result.
1t is feared the Western lines would not
use the reduced rates for basing purposes.
The steel and iron issues seem to digest
everything that comes their way thai is
pessimistic pertaining to them. The iron
and steel production for December was
on the board went higher.
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TRENTON, Jan. 10.-The fact that Cow
ernor Stokes, about to leave the executive
chair, is interested in the organization of
a fire insurance company in Philadelphia
recalls that one of the first things ex-
Governor Voorhees, did after leaving the
same office was to become president of the
recognized Bankers Life Insurance Com
pany, of New York city. Governor Stokes
was also interested in the Bankers, as
were a number of other men prominent in
New Jerseys political life.
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MORSE SELLS MORT STOCK.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1N-C. w. Morse,
who recently sold his holdings in the New
Amsterdam National Bank, and, 1t is I'M
derstood, in the Mercantile National, has,
1t Is said, disposed of his stock in the
Fourteenth Street Bank to President R.
r. Appleton.
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$500 1000 ASKED FOR
THREE LEGATION HOMES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-A bill intro
dueed today by Representative Perkins, of
New York, provides for an appropriation
of $4,000 q in each case for the purchase of
sites and the construction of legation build
ings at Londs<Nearis and Berlin.
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UNITED STATES Buys s1Ivrp

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-The Treasury
department today purchased 300, 900 ounces
OF shVer Tor delivery at Denver, San Fran
ana New Orleans at 55.255 cents per
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RAILROAD OFFICIAL mrs

ruhrLAND, Me-, Jan. 1O.-Georeo
nnans, vlce-president and general nv. r
t foGav = NE Maine Central Railroad. dia0
inspection. ""le On q tour Of
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CLOSING PRICES.

Following are the quotations OF the days
closing prices. bid and asked. as furnished
by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock brokers, IN
Broad street. Telephone 615:
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~ oRI1AAoC0 80 49,. "a III
active local securities is furnished by Her
man j. Egner, room COG. Prudential build
ing: \ Bid. Asked.
Consolidated Traction Co... IS 50
Consolidated Traction Co. S.. 81 81
- G., Hob. & Pat. ST. Ry. As. 90 81
"North Jersey st. Ry. 4s....... 60 SO
Newark Passenger Ry. 5s..... 102 104
sEliz., Plain. Cen. der. 5s.... 81 90
Public Service int .-bearing ctfs Sc 81
Service 5 p. c. notes.. 81 20
Public Service Stock......o... IS 80
Newark Gas 6s, 1914 ..,....,.. IL 125
Newark Con. Gas 5s. 1948..... IS 100
Newark Con. Gas tock..-~... IS 80
Essex & Hudson Gas Stock. 102 103
sPat. & Pas. Gas & Flee. 5s... 81 %
Pat. e. Pas. Gas. & Elec. Stock So 60
@Hudson Co. Gas 5s..........-. 931s 50
Hudson Co. Gas stock .....-.... 81 81
IS. ]. Gas, Elec. & Trac. 5s..., IS IS
S. ]. Gas, Elec. & Trac. stock. 90 %
UNITED Electric 4sr............ 59iR fOlA
Bergen Co. Gas & Elec. stock. AZ A
sNewark City Water Is. 1922. LOG 1l
sEssex Co. Park As, 1888 ......- 100 101
sAnd interest.
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FACTORIES RESUME.

SLATINGToN, Pa, Jan. 1O.-After a
suspension of several weeks, the Slating-
ton Knitting Mill resumed operations yes
terday, giving employment to several hun
dred hands.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. 10.-The indus
trial outlook in the cement regions here
ABOUT Is beginning to look better. Many
Oh the plants that closed down last year,
throwing out of employment several thon,
sand men, are preparing to start up again
The first mill to start with a full force ON
full time is the Lawrence Cement Com
pany, which opened yesterday.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l.. ian 10 ~.
Weybosset Mills of the American Woolan
Company, in Olneyville, emplovina 40
hands, have resumed operations on f1T
time after running four days a week Tor
six weeks. "eeA Aor
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NEW YORK OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The following quotations are furnished
by Van Schaick & Co:
Closing yester- Close to-
6aU dnU-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Following are the quotations of the days
prices, as furnished through Byrne & Nc
Donnell, 776 Broad street:

Allis- Chalmers -.
Anal. Copper 49,.
Am. Agri. Chem.
Am. C. & +. Co..
A. C. & F. Co. pr
Am. Cotton OIL.
Am. Ice Secur...
Am. Loco..........
A. s. & R. Co...
A. s. & r. Co. pr
Am. Steel Found.
Am. Sug. Ref. Co
Am. Wooden Co.
Anaconda ..,.....
A, t. & S. F..
BALTIC. & Ohio.
Brooklyn r. t..
Can. Pacific -.
Central Leather.
Cen. Leather pr.
Ches. & Ohio.....
| Chic. Great West
c., M. & S. p.
Chi. & Northwest
c. Union Trac. Co
Col. Fuel &c Iron
Col. & South Ry
c. & S. Ry LIST pr
G. & s. Ry. I'd pr
Con. Gas co.,.
Del. & Hud. C. c
Den. & r. g..
Dis. Securities.
i. S. Shore.
ID. S. Shore Pr.
Erie ................
Erie 1st pr.........
Erie I'd pr.........
G. N. Ry. Pr.
Gen. Elec. Co ....
Ill. Central Ry,...
PETERBOROUGH
Inter. S. p. Co...
Iowa Cen. Ry.....
Kan. C'y SIN Ry.
K. C'y S. Ry. pr.
Louis. & Nash...
| Man. Elevated.
Met. ST. Ry.......
Mexican Cent.
M.S.P.& S. S. NJ. r.
Missouri Pacific.
Mo-, Kan. 4 Tex.
Mo-, X. & T. pr.
National Biscuit.
National Lead.
N. Y. Air Brake.
n. Y. Central.
n. Y, o. & w..
Norfolk ...........
North Amer .....
North. Pacific :. =,
Pacific Mail ......
Pennsylvania -.
Peoples Gas
Pitts. Coal pr.
Press. 8. c. Co..
Press. S. c. Co. pr
Ry. S. S. Co...
Reading ..........
| Reading I'd pr.
Rep. I. & s. Co..
r. l. & S. Co. pr.
Rock Island PR.
Southern Pacific.
Southern Pac pr.
| Southern Ry......
Southern Ry. pr,
Texas & Pacific.
T., s. l. & w. pr.
Union ~Paclfc......
u. S. Rubber
u. S. Steel.
u. S. t e pr.
Wabash ...........
| Wabash pr.......
w p & T Ry I'd
| w. U. Tel. Co.
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G SECURITIES.

The appended list of quotations on the
active local securities is furnished by Her
man ]. Egner, room COG, Prudential build
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Fourteen foreign life insurance com
panies have notified the insurance COM
missioner Of Wisconsin of their final with
drawal from that State. 1t is said that a
number of others will withdraw by March
l on account of the legislation passed last
winter.
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At the annual meeting of the New York
Coffee Exchange late yesterday the assets
Of that institution were shown to be $780,
273 larger than liabilities.