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New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened
at Sss per cent: highest. S5s per cent, low o''I
ing rate 3as per cent. Time money was
practically unchanged Rates. 4Q4A per
cent for thirty and sixty days; per cent
for ninety days and four months; 4q414
per cent for FIVE and six months Mercan-
tile paper was issued with some freedom
and the assortment included some attrac-
tive names Rates, 5n512 per cent for sixty
to ninety days indorsed bills receivaDle ana
choice four to six months single names
and 5s.06 per cent for others
FoPEJGN EXCHANGE The foreign
exchange market opened easier. with rates
off points to 4.s570a4.S54 for cables 4ssS9 ss5s
For sixtv-day bills Short francs were quot
ed at $50 less 3-S2q5.2 20 less I-ls and short
reichsnarks at So Lie less l-32G9o Lib ne ne
market continued easy in the morning anu
early afternoon. Cables were quoted al AZ
4S56594 $50, demand sterling at zs514 4g oooe
and sixtyday bills at 4S214a4 IS ShoI iie,.
francs held around SO less S-S2 and snort
reichSInarks 95.
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SEAMtN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS
and &c wall Street.

* and s6 wall Street.
TIVE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
L INTEREST be paid TO depostors emitted
II ereto urder the bylaws, and in accoroance
with the Savings Bank Law. for the SIX months
ending Dec. 31st 1870 -,
ON accounts not exceeding three thousand dol
lars AT the rate Of FOUR PER CENT per
aruuTn. -. ..x.
PAYABLE on and after Monday, JAN 1eth. isil
DANIEL BARNES, President
GEORGE NJ. HALSEY. Cashier
WuIJSTON II. BENEDICT. Secretary
New York, Dec. 18th, 1910. -
Deuostt. made on or before Jan. 10th VIII draw
interest from Jan 1st-
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MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of The Fidelity and Casualty Com
psr7y OF New York for the election Of Girec-
--ors election o. inspectors Of election. and
ror The transaction of such other business as
snail come before the meeting will be held
81 the cr7ce Of tbs Company. Nos 1924 LIB
e-ty Street. in the City OF New York. on Tues
Sz~ -he Srd cay Of January, 1911 az IL
r'cioclz noon. the polls 10 remain open until
? 80 o'clock p. N
TIE FIDELITY AID CASUALTY COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
PORT J uIILkS President
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

The following securities were sold yester-
day at auction at the exchange salesroonl
by Adrian H. Muller & Son:
BY order OF executors. estate of Maria B. Story
$1,000 Dry Dock. East Broadway & Bat
terry Railroad first mortgage PEI
cent bond, due 1882; coupons June
and December; accrued interest TO
5000 Dry DOCK. East Broadway & Bat
terry Railroad per cent certificate
OF Indebtedness (Un!on Trust Com
pady deposit recetptl ............... 81
BY order of trustees
share Hartford National Bank. 1401:
share National city Bank. New
shaTe sSaK Fort Wayne 8 jackson Rail 90
cent BY Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railway Com; any). ...... 1929.
shares Market and Fulton National
ale SHARES Providencs Gas Company. Isl
I share New York. New Haven &
$1,000 brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad
Company first mortgage 5 per cent
gold bond. due February. 1890: cou-
rons February and August: ac-
crUed interest to be charged 106ts
$1,000 American Telephone and Telegraph
Company 4 per cent convertible
gold bond. due 1896: coupons March
and Sc fsInber: accrued interest 20
De charged .---.-...--.-..--.--.- I"@7s
BY order OF administrators
20 shares Washington Trust Company SO
For account OF whom il may concern
81 900 Norfolk & Western Railway Com
pany Pocahontas Coal Coke Com
pany joint purchase money nrsr
mortgage per cent god bond due
December. iSti: intel est June ana
December; accrued intereS. TO be
s.. 900 Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad collateral trust 4 per cent
bonds, due November. 2uS2 interest
May and November: accrued in
terest to be cherse1. ..-.....-..--. T3i.
900 Imperial japanese government
per cent sterling Loan or 1905: ac-
crtIed interest to be charged. sas,
20 shares Amaiganlated Copper Com
$40 600 New York & Cuba Mail Steamship
Company hrst mortgage > per ceuI
eola bonds. Que 1892: interest Ianu--
airy an1 July: accrued interest to
be charged ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
500 Chamber OF Commerce building
fun non-cumuiative income bond. 90
20. 600 shares Royal TInto Mining and
Sneltns COMPANY: lot. $50
shares jefferson Bank. iS5
900 Vanderbilt Realty I'm rovennenr
Company per cent p-cfit sharing
bonds cue 1889; interest January
and July: accrued interest 10 ee
s.. 600 New Orleans 4 North Eastern 0'
Railroad prior lien per cent mort
gage gold bonds. due November.
1918: interest Nav and November;
accrued interest 10 be charged 80. 1oSi,
$4,000 Bond purchased per cent eertif-
cate. issued by the Standard Trust
under OF trust asreerners.
dated April, 1907. between the Sc
curity Investment Company the
Transit Finance Company and ths
Standard Trust Company New
York: interest paid 10 Aprn !. 1910. 2s
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY,

December 10. 1910.
The Board Of Directors this dey declared
quarterly dividend CT one and three-Quarters
per upon the preferred capital stock
payable January 21st, 1911. to the preferred
stockholders cf record at the close of busine
On January 9Th. 1911. Checks will be mailed.
Transfer books Of the preferred stock viii
close at ?. Il January 4th. 1911. and reopen
January 18th. 1911.
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FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK,
Is Rraadwav New York ~ V

At a. regular meeting OF the Board of Directors
z quarterly dividend OF three t3) per cent on the
capital stock Of this bank declared, paya bic
Of January s. 1911. to stockholders
u record December -. 1910.
c c. THOMPSON, Cashier
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MINES COMPANY OF AMERICA.

III Broadway New York December 10. 1910
The Directors Of the MINES COMPANY OF
AMERICA to-day declared q dividend OF two
and one-quarter per cent for the quarter
ending December 31st, 1910. payable Janu-
cry 241tl, 1911. stockholders of record at the
close OF business January l4th. 1911. The
Transfer Books OF the Company to be closed
rtc close o< business January i4th and
remain closed until the opening Of business on
January 25rh I n TOOKER Secret arv
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THE RANK OF AMERICA

New YORK. December 10Th, 1910
TIE Board of Directors have today declared
g. eeYrli-ennual dividend Of thirteen (l3) per
,9e-,fN free OF tax PAYABLE January 3rd 1911 TO
st1c. holders Of record OF this date
The transfer books VIII remain closed until
January Str. 1911.
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iNDuSTR RIAL.

Sales Open. High. Low Last
5000 Am Snlelt I'd rts 1s Is Is rs
20 Am Tobacco. .414 4l4 4l4 4I4
$500 Bay state Gas as 3 IS
5000 Int Rub TT ctfs. 32Ss 3S SIS 5Zs
10 Y6 standard tafs I'd oil.....ei7 e17 s17 ei5
4sS go . 90 Lts prsfsrFs5 s Hsg. s5ts * Il s..
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
daY on the New York Stock Exchange:
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IRE NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON
KINEE RAILROAD COMPANY.

View York. December 14Ih. 1916
A Quarterly Dividend Of One and One-half per
cent C1-9o) on the capital stock OF this Com
peny has been declared payable Monday. Jan
Usry 18th, 1911. ~ the Office OF the Treasurer.
70 stockholders Of record az the close OF busi-
ness OF Thursday. the 22nd instant.
EDWARD L RoSSITER. Treasurer.
THE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL
BANK OF NEW YORK
New York December Goth, 1910
= dividend Of twelve per cent, free Of tax, has
today been declared by this bank. payable
she third dsw OF January next The transfer
books VIII remain closed till that date.
II. H POWELL. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, COM
pared with Tuesdays:
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by W. ~ Coier & Co.. No. IS Cedar
street.l
Accrued interest TO be addedl
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
ARMOUR & co.

The report Of Armour Il Co. for the
twelve months ended October %. 1910, COM
pared with the preceding year. follows:
Receipts: 1910. 1909 Increase.
Net profits on
manufact. and
sales SizS<sI[to Ses'aSs1s tS0
Ne earnings
Armour Cos
tlues oSd,Jst
Net receipts and
income {
allied
panies -. Il114s2 1908 49, s7as, ,ses
y ct m;sceflE-
naous earnings So 647 S3.Ss1 176G
Total receipts SO. SOS. .303 so. .5s2 sos ~s774 6G2
Expenditures:
INT on bonds. sI.s5oooo sia5o coo
Int on oars... 422 los s., 49,. ls3 s7l5.o5S
Adm 'tration
lenses - 1415e0O I.57e1e7 sleoss7
lakes ms, etc. s02,5IS 74l.o3o 81 Gas
Total expendi-
lures -. 81. $50, ,5s3 S.. 5.454 ESQ $685. Sn3
Surplus 49,. s5.s17721 s7127 .s25 'st $40. 2o4
Decrease.
Out Of the Furrlus earnings for 1910 So 00e. 600
paid IL dividends.
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snz nno.xAm sn Sec &c Il

ss5. 900 sam sm Sec es. 1o1 t10th@ 1o1 1o1h
1900 Am VT Pap as 80 go 60 9s5z
5000 D M&F d I'd 5s SS9s Ss9s SSes SSss
ooo So Bell T&T 6s 969s 96zs e6es 96&
1900 West Pac 5s... 92A 929s 9lA 92S
.Sells cents per share. Assessment paid
todd lots. sWhen issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK
New York. Dec. 20. 1910.
rne Beard of Directors hss this day declared
= quarterly dividend of TWO PER CENT. free
from tax payable or and after Jan 1st. prox-
iIlo.
Gate reoyening Jan 3rd. 1911
pANrFT. ] ROGERS, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
rANN

Announces g monthly dividend, payable Janu-
sry Ist. 1911 to stockholders OF record. Deem
her 20th 1910. Of three-QuarIers OF one per cent
-he qTefeTTsd STOCK and announcement Is
made hat monthly dividends viii he paid there
Ef-e- 70 stockholders OF record the twentieth Of
-he preceding month
LOUIS r. MCsIL, Asst Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

FURNISHED by Williams, Mcconnell 4 r,r.o,..
No. GO Wall street1
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
S0UTNERA PACIFIC COMPANY

SOuInEn6 PACIFIC COMPANY
DIVIDEND no. Il.
4 quarterly dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS si.5GD per share. being The sew
snteertt dividend on the Common Cap tai Stock
Of this Company. has been declared payable jan
Ssrv s. 1911, The bearers Of DIVIDEND WAX
RANTS No IL. annexed 10 certificates represent
tcs such stock. upon presentation and SURRENDER
Of such Warrants TO the undersigned Treasurer,
~ The Office OF the Company, l20 BfoacwaY, New
York. A X VAN pEFENTER. Treasurer
New York. November 10. 1910
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
New York December 2l. 1910.
The Board CT Directors OF The Fidelity Trust
CT rzpsny has declared Christmas dividend or
TWO PER CENT (ecc1 and a semf-annual dtvi-
cend OF THREE PER CENT $50 on the capital
STOCK Of the Company. the former payable On
.rcernbe- o. 1910, and the latter on January 5,
1911, 10 stcckholder. O. record at the close OF
tosires. December q. 1910.
Transfer books will be closed al P. NJ, De
ccn:oer Il. 1910, and reopen at 10 4. NJ. January
&. 1911
Checks for the respective dividends VIII be
mailed On December II and December 81. 1910
ANDREW II. MARS. Secretary.
THE NEW YORK AIR BRAKE COMPANY.
1e5 Broadway. New York. December 81 1910.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared
q quarterly dividend Of ONE AND OSE-HALF
PER CENT u3zG). payable January =, 1911
70 stockholders OF record at the close Of business
January s. 1911
The transfer books will not close.
Checks for Dividends will be mailed 10 stock
holders at the address last furnished to the
Transfer orice-
. A STaRBCCK. President.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

10 shares Queens County Trust CON-
LanN e u
100 shares American De Forest Wire
less Telegraph Company preferred:
20 shares McGuire-CulnEings Manu-
featuring Company: IoI--.-....-... s1t
5 shares AnalgaInated Copper Con-
DSHJ : % = o. e.
$50 600 Standard Trust Company certif-
Gates. secured by LackaTanna &
wyoming Valley Rapid Transit
. shares Peoples Surety Com any 80. 10
S519 q Note OF Charles r. sickels. dated
March 10. 1866. with shares Cor
poration Liquidating Company com +
mon stock and I.o0o Dundsrberg
Spiral Railway first mortgage per
cent bond. 1920 as collateral; )
shares Electrical Lead Reduction
Company: "A shares Ohio and IN 3
Hama Consolidated Natural and L
Eliminating Gas COMPANY and 20
Brooklyu Edison Selling Stockhoid-
ers. Central Trust Company certif-
Gates or deposit. known as SUBS
EOI p
SS12 80 Metropolitan West Side Elevated
Railway CcnFany OF Chicago first
mortgage 4 per cent gold bond
scrip, August l, 1888. and SIT %
Metropolitan West Side Elevated
Railway Company OF Chicago, CON-
mon srock scrip; lot g
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

Coupons interchangeable. fResistered. tCou-
pons. sEesistered and coupons
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22

@ @ sa the same
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COBALT STOCKS.

c BY Warren. Gzowski & Co, No. IS
Broad streeLl
New-York tribune., 1910-12-22
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yester-
day at auction at the exchange salesrooni
by Adrian II. Muller Ss Son:
By order OF executors estate of Maria 3 Story.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27
hEROPLANE PATENTS.
Wriohts Have Good Defense Suit of
French Manufacturers.

That the movement to inyalldate
the Wright patents in France IS re-
suit Of the suit brought in the United
States to i'revent the use OF foreign
machines here by Paulhan is not at
all unlikely. News Of the proceed
incs about to be instituted by the
syndicate OF French manufacturers
however. will hadrly disturb the Day
ten inventors. No doubt they Will
welcome an official definition of their
rights on both sides of the Atlantic
Having taken steps to secure decis'
icn of this character in America
they should be equally interested IN
obtaining one in the only other coun
try in which they have thus far
found commercial rivals.
The ground en- which the cancel.
lafion CT the patent of 1904 Will be
asked. is that the Wrights allowed
more than a specified period to elapse
before exploiting their invention IL
France. II is fact. neverthe.esS
that the manufacture of Wright ma
chimes has already begun in that
country. The industry started there
almost as soon as it did in the United
StafcS. bcSfIeS. iD Ahsfi ION 's'~
chimes. we believe. have been export
ed to France. Apparently there Il
no ground for the complain that the
French workman is being robbed by
the American. II locks very much
as il the Wrights could show that
they mad exercised due diligence "
beginning business on French soil
and the tribunal before which the
matter will be heard. and which pre-
sumably has legal discretion, may
lock leniently upon any trifling de
Law. if it shall be satisfied that the
spirit OF the law has been complied
with
The question OF priority OF inven
ton has also been raised in France
the syndicate which has assumed the
aggressive in that country offering the
plea presented ny Cursiss in his de
tense before a United States ccur'
p fex months ago. The first point &c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27
UNIQUE SUBMARINE

for oneratlons which has hitherto
heen closed TO man. The tube can De
used for the purposes OF making
scientific explorations, repairs ana
cleaning Of ships without docking re-
pairs OF ships at sea in case OF accl-
dent. placer mining. pearl hshihs'
sponge fishing. wrecking, bridge ana
pler construction aud thousands OF
other uses.
The fact that with this tube the
ordinary man. other than the expert
diver. can descend and operate WIN
ont danger and under normal atmoa-
pheric conditions renders incontroVer-
THE the opinions OF the experts VINO
have studied carefully the details OF
the Williamson principle. TO the ell
feet that the overcoming OF wafer
pressure by weight instead Of air pes
SIRE will tend to reyOlutionize sub
marine operations. and renders The
bottom of the sea as accessible as the
surface of the earth. and the fact that
three quarters of the earth's surface
is covered with water gives a field
of about $4,000 900 square miles OF
unexplored territory which Is now
made available of the discovery Of
this new principle In physics.-Wash-
ington POST.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27
Recfno the Hair.

In this day of false hair 1t is well
TO have it well reefed TO the head or
unpleasant exposure may follow. This
is best managed by tying the hair
firmly before attempting TO arrange it
Any woman who has attempted this
tying with ordinary string will wei
come some Of the novelties now to be
bought Cor this purpose. One con
venient arrangement is piece of
wrapped wire about four inches long
One end IS pointed and the other forms
a loop. through which the point is
pushed when the hair has been wrap
ped several times.
Even more easily managed is loop
Of silk braid or elastic about two
inches long. There is small button
at one end. over which the elastic Is
slipped after being wound twice
around the hair.
For light hair these fasteners can
be bought ia browns and tans. so that
there is less danger Of their showing
An added advantage Of such arrange
ments is that they can be bought by
the box or card. so there Is no mad
hunt for n sb0estring or ribbon that
has been mislaid-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27

A careful study OF the methods USED
in submarine operations for the past
500 years will show that engineers
and scientists have based all theH
plans for overcoming water pressure
upon one fundamental principle, ana
all developments have been with the
idea of overcoming the force OF the
water BY means OF countefactlhs
balance Of air While this method
IS highly successful TO the limited
depths m which these operations are
carried on at the present time eheY
are entirely dependent upon the phS
steal capacity of man to endure 'he
III essure of air equal TO the CORE
spending water pressure at the dep'"
In which he is working. As TINS pres
sure increases at the rate of about
forty-five one-hnndrodths OF pound
per square inch for every 1907 n'io"
the surface of the water II Is easy 10
appreciate the fact that man Is not
so constituted to endure pressure 10
more than the depth OF 100 leet'
which would neccssitate pressure Oh
about 45 pounds per square men UP
on every part of the body
II is well-knOwn fact that In order
TO cornteract or balance any force 1t
is necessary TO meet or oppose II WIN
an equal force acting in the opposite
direction The force Tor overcoming
water pressure has been air pumped
into the divers suit or caissOn at high
pressure. but it has remained to Cap
tain Chas. Williamson, of the Mil-
Harrisburg Submarine Corporation al
Norfolk, Va. To discover that water
pressure can be balanced by the mp
plication of weight in the form OF the
flexible metallic tube ROW being de-
mcns,rated and placed before the
scientific world This tube Is so con
structcd that il stands all the pres
sures 10 which man has been SUD
jected heretofore, and maintains
vertical air shaft from the top
OF the intercourse 10 the bottom.
through which men can ascend or de-
scend at viii and perform any class
of submarine operations under nor
NAL atmospheric conditions.
The limit of depth TO which the
tube can descend is governed only by
the strength of the metal OF when
IL is constructed. and 1t is the opin-
ion of the experts who have exam
ined it that the depth TO which the
work can be carried on is practically
unlimited. as the ingenious wedge
link formation of the tube causes 1t
to assume a peculiar arch formation
under heavy pressures, and thus al
fords construction which VIII be
impossible to crush at any reasonable
depth in the ocean.
The fact that the Williamson tube
caisson can descend to almost unllm-
tied depths in the water opens a field
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27
.Wol11an'sWorld
TEDDY JUNIORS FIANCEE.
Sister Ethel TO BE One of Miss Alex
arder's Bridesmaids.

Sister Ethel to BE One of Miss Alex
arder's bridesmaids.
The wedding OF Theodore Roosevelt,
IT,. and Miss Eleanor Butler Alexan-
der OF New York city will not take
place until after Colonel Roosevelt's
return from Africa and the subsequent
ouieting down of the family.
This was the statement OF young
MIR. Roosevelt recently when request
10 see Miss Alexander brought him
into the reception hall of the AleXan-
der home
The maid who answered the door
had smiled and declared that she
would tell Miss Alexander OF the re-
porter's presence. \ young man came
out OF the room into which the maid
had disappeared. He was democratic
and hearty in his greeting. lie was OF
medium height. blue eyed. considera-
bly, tanned and wore n blue serge suit
Pm Mr.. Roosevelt" he said. pulling
down his coat trliie nervously. then
smiling broadly. Then there could
have been 10 doubt he was the son
of the man who has been pictured ii
thousand times saying Dee lighted"
Say. this is very strenuous. an
nounclng an engagement" Mr.. Roose-
welt said. But everybody has been
so nice 1t makes it splendid. Now,
what did you want to see Miss Alex
ander about? Perhaps can tell you
what YOU want TO know"
There are four questions" was the
reply. Have any arrangements been
made in regard to the wedding? VIII
the trousseau be imported or home
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27
Bleaching the Nails.

II one uses her hands much IN
homework or in writing II Is impos-
sible to keep the finger nails n clear
white. No amount OF ordinary scrub
bling With a naiIbrush VIII re enough.
A bleach must he used
There are several good val beaches
that are safe to use. but for an emer-
Sency rubbing the tips OF the fingers
in half q lemon will do the work al
most as well
A solution OF peroxide Of hydrogen
serves well. Dilute peroxide with one
half water and apply under nails with
cotton on an orange wood stick Allow
Il % remain a few minutes then wash
well with scap and water.
II there are DARK stains around the
nails that the black pumice stone can
not reach a covered orange wool Sick
caB he dipped into the powdered pun
Ice and rubbed over the nc~h- which
should FIRST have been well moi-'eneo'