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The Washington times., 1911-12-11
Table No. |
Contains

Fancy China Tea Plates, Bouil-
lon Cups and Saucers, Tea Cups
and Saucers, Pickle Dishes, Gov
cred Hair Pin Boxes, Pin Trays,
Bonbon Dishes, Hat Pin Holders,
Ring Trees, Rose Jars, Syrup
Pitchers, Hanging Fern Baskets,
Sauce Dishes, Bread and Butter
Plates, Cake Plates, etc.
Choice at 25c each.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11
Table No. 9
Contains

Cake Sets, Chop Plates, Choco-
late Sets, Cracker Jars, Vases,
Half dozen Bread and Butter
Plates, Jardinieres in frame, Sugar
and Cream Sets, Chocolate Pots.
Choice, $3.50 each.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11
Table No. II
Contains

Stems, Tea, Sugar and Cream
Sets, Cake Plates, Bureau Sets,
Chop Plates, Comb and Brush
Sets, Pin Sets, Chocolate Sets,
Fruit Bowls, Salad Bowls, Gravy
Boats and Stands, Platters.
Choice, $500 each.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11
Table>No. s
Contains

Casseroles, Fern Dishes, Game
Sets, Half dozen Salad Plates,
Stems, Casseroles in Frames,
Sugar and Cream Sets, Half dozen
Custard Cups in frames, Plastic
Art Figures, Tobacco Jars, Choco-
late Pots, Mayonnaise Sets, Celery
Trays.
Choice, $3.50 each.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11
All By Herself.

Tommy--Fop, what is the difference
between q dialogue and a monoloyue,
Pop-Whcn two women talk. my son.
It's a dialogue; but when woman car
ries OH conversation with her husband
it's fnonologue-Exchange
The Washington times., 1911-12-11
Table No. 4
Contains

Fancy China Chocolate Pots,
Cracker Jars, Vases, Mayonnaise
Dishes, Mustard Jars. Spoon
The Washington times., 1911-12-11
mooowaro & Gotbrop
New Yok-wASHNGTON- r ."
FANCY CHINA, TABLE GLASS,
ART SUBJECTS
Gift Tables That Simplify Selection


of of of
efroma
Of
ia classified these gift articles this
The Washington times., 1911-12-11
Contains

Fancy China Bureau Sets, Comb
and Brush Trays, Hot Cake Dishes,
Flower Holders, Plates for Dens
and Rails, Celery Trays, Mayon-
naise Dishes, Handled Bonbon
Dishes, Pickle Dishes, Fruit
Stands, Salad Bowls, Chop Plates,
Tea, Sugar and Cream Sets, Mar
malade Jars, Vases, etc.
Choice, $1.O0 each.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11
LOCAL MENTION!
0 Finer Fruit Cake At Any Price Than

No Finer Fruit Cake At Any Price Than
Jno. G. Meinberg's. Only 25c lb. Pound
Cake same price. order your supply now
for Xmas and the holidays The grocer
will take your order, or leave II at market
stands or Meinberg's Bakery, 7ls llth 8 e.
Drop US a postal or phone Lin. 1927.
Geo. Washington Under British Flag.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11

Trays, Cake Plates, Comb and
Brush Trays, Scarf Pin Holders,
Tea Cups and Saucers, Chocolate
Cups and Saucers, Bread and But
ter Plates, Violet Jars, etc.
Choice at 75c each.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11
ANSWERS TO QUERIES SENT BY READERS TO
The Times Question Box

Times Inquiry Department:
am invited to attend a wedding anniver-
eary. VIII you kindly tell me how I should
greet the hostess7 Thanking you in advance,
q am, A PERPLEXED READER.
You might offer the hostess your con-
,Gratulatiops when you greet her at her
wedding anniversary reception.
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Times Inquiry Department:
Will you kindly inform me through the In
qury Column where / could safely keep a
small amount OF money and take II out at
any time / please? Also kindly suggest a
good bank and obige. J. e. NJ.
You can put your money In any saw
ings bank and draw II out whenever
you like. A bank, as a rule, is the best
place in the world to both keep and
save money.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11

Will you please tell me If voting machines
are used in any OF the States and also tell
polls? p. 7.
number of States authorize the use
of machines for voting. The machines,
OF course, make it impossible for a voter
TO cast a previously marked ballot,
which is the commonest of election
frauds, but the machine cannot prevent
the same voter from voting In more
than one precinct.
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6imss inquiry Department.:
Kindly tell me where you can redeem coins.
M L. d.
II you will send me q stamped self
addressed envelope I will gladly send
you the mama and address of reliable
coin dealer.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11

A pair of silver ice tongs would
make a novel and acceptable present
for the woman who is interested in
pretty things for the table. I saw these
silver ice tongs in a jewelry store in
F street, near the corner Of Eleventh,
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Q1m0o inquiry DEPARTMENT.: - - 7
VIII you please give me the address o
Andrew Carnegie and John d. Rockefelle
md oblige. p. c.
Andrew Carnegie lives in Q Eas
Rainoty-first stret, New York city, ant
John d. Rockefeller lives in Tarrytown
New York. and also at 4 West Fifty
fourth street. New York city.
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Tomorrow's story will be Santa Claus
Secret.
The Washington times., 1911-12-11

HE'lIe5 1HQuIIy l1epdTtInent.
Would you kindly advise me where for a
nominal charge, i could get a book contain-
ing a few facts about the public buiIdinRs
in this city that would interest a small party
OF sight-seers. Thanking you in advance
am, CONSTANT READER.
If you will go to any Of the numer-
Gus souvenir stores in Washington, you
will be able to buy O book Of this kind
at small cost.
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Times Inquiry Department ::

Times Inquiry Department.:
VIII you please tell me II sage tea In
good for the hair and how can prepare It 7
CONSTANT READER.
This recipe has been recently pub
lished in the Inquiry column. and II you
will send a self-addressed envelop I will
gladly send it to you.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There was a little commission house
liquidation and a good deal Of professional
short selling in the early dealings on the
Consolidated Exchange. After the hrst
hour, however, activity gradually lessened.
The failure of any decided pressure to de-
vclop against prices resulted in many early
short sellers retreating from the position
they had taken, with slow covering
movement under way in the afternoon.
Special upward movements in one or two
stocks relieved the comparative quietness
of the later trading Rock Island common
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit were taken in
hand and advanced, with active odd lot
dealings in both. Readings total for the
dav was slightly ahead of Steel commons.
High prices for both these stocks were
fraction under the New York Stock Ex-
change top figures. Detailed operations
follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on can
cr.red at "a per cent, highest per cent:
rl-.se. g#. uar cent. closing. - per cent
r."rl rate. "a per cent Time money con
rirr.I tD eNni1't ease short loans "L
ninety DAYS and less we're made al 90 per
cent ,rd some four months money was
NM oyf al g., per cent The six months
~eriod was the frmest maturity, ana iehd-
sr. held out for 4 per cent i'm most cases
NIar-srtiIe paper was unchanged. hdIes
1d4ll usr cent for sixty and ninety DAYS
iTdoTsed bills receivable. and cnolce ionI
70 six months single names; 424o'2 per
cent for others.
FOREIGN FNCHANGE.-The foreien
exchange market opened steady. with De
rsnd sterling around 3Nj90Q4 Sj95, but by
the END of the first hour had dCcilned lO
points on free offerings OF bills. a mat
lime cables were quoted at 4s62oq iS6l4, De
rnand sterling al AS5s1a+Sos5 and sixty-diasgo ~
hills at 4s2LQ42%s Short francs were 9.p
less T-lG8RoO less l-22 and short reichs-
marks sil5-l6Qg4 15-l6 plus i-32. The mar
i,et held steady in tho early afternoon
without material CnanEc in rates, CaoieS
were quoted at AS5l5H+S62o, demand Sterl-
ing at 4S5S0d4S5& and SlNty-day bills az
s2i7d4 S2Ss. Short francs held around 90
Iags 10 and short Teichsmarks "a lJ-l5.
Eaubrrs' uOsted rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING - Foreign houses
dealt in upward OF 10000 shares in the local
stock market a large part OF which repre-
sen'ed purchases Of Rock Island.
FRISCO ROND OFFERING 4 sue.
ESS-Announcement was made yesterday
afternoon OF the complete success OF the
offering Of 100000 ST. Louis & san Fran.
cisco Railroad Company ll--o year general
lien per cent gold bonds ny Speyer 4 Co.
Subscriptions for the bonds in this city
were 70 close at : O'Clock Yesterday. and II
that the entire amount allotted for the
New York office had been taken. while
cable advces earlier in the day stated that
the Berlin allotment was overSuhSCribed
and London's portion quickly taken. one
OF the most gratifying features Of the Of
fering. the bankers say. was the demand
for the bonds from small investors, both in
Europe and this country. The bonds were
offered at y and interest ar which price
they returned b's per cent on the invest
ment.
COPPER MARKET WEAK.-The week
orcned without any Increase I'm copper buy
ing Prices were weak, and the metal was
easily ohtainahle az 1872 cents pound.
Cash copper sold below 1872 cents. The de-
mand for export i lighter than n has beeI
in several weeks. which is in contrast with
the record breaking exports I'M December
and the first half Of the current month.
Tie statement is made that recent large
deliveries are due largely 10 the fact thar
certain copper companies are storing the
metal in consumers yards, with the un-
derstandiuE that the consumer need not
nav for the metal until he Is ready 20 Use
H. In view Of exports amounting 20 anout
no 100000 pounds since the iirst OF last
month. the decrease Of 5j9 tons in visible
SUPPLIES abroad over the last two week
oecasioned some surprise IN metal trade
circles.
HANDBOOK or SECURITIES The
January 1911 issue Of The Handbook of
Securities" compiled by the publishers OF
THE Commercial and Financial Chron-
icIe" is now ready The book contains IN
a small cowpass fun information concern
ing the various railroads and the leading
induStrials whose securities are dealt IN
on the New York Boston. Philadelphia,
baltimore, Chicago and Pittsburg eN-
changes u shows their earnings, diyiJ
fixed charges and the amount OF the ar 70
rerant issues OF bonds outstanding, their
rates OF interest etc. There is also given
the monthly range Of stocks and bonds %
January J. 1911. together with yearly
range FOR four years.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGER
George e. Mason has been appointed man
ager OF the foreign exchange department
OF the National Bank of Commerce In New
York. to succeed Leopold Friedrich. who
will become associated with the American
Smelling and Refining COMPANY and sew
eral OF Cts allied corporations in various
official capacities.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-Di
have been declared as follows The Segel
Stores Corporation. regular quarterly l4
per cent on the preferred, payable on Feb
ruarv l. and the cities Service Company.
monthly i Of I per cent on the preferred
and !. Of I per cent on the common. pay
able February !.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bost 1Oc
account. chicago. rar: San Francisco,
sigbt &c. telegraph lie; New Orleans, COM
1nercial 25c discount. bank 81 premium.
Charleston, buying par, selling &c premium;
asked Savannah, buying 3-l6c discount
selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York, eX-
changes S2O6, ,J2o037. balances SlOl26.sS5: Bal
-irDore eycbauces S654g,WS balances $slg,-
4g3: Philadelphia. exchanges $lSSi4,IS0 ball
auces s14765,9; Boston, exchanges S29,45I-
az balances 1906 G04: Chicago, exchanges
Si4ss5.6 .671, balances S,S90,5lh
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
yer, 6Ss.c: Mexican silver dollars, 45C; bar
silver closed in London at a 13-l6d, a de-
cline Of S-lSd unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM.-ln Madrid. TO; lis
bon, $50
MEXICAN EXCuANGE.-MeXi eX-
change on New York is quoted at 2.Olis.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Little or no interest was nldtlgi nat trading
the market for outside securillets, charac-
throughout the list being OF hghe ne higher
ter. with small recessions III Miami. In
spfsoG Ppfsa G0DPsT Sna 'sges resded
slightly on small offerings; Inc me about
shares were moderately active anu az the in
steady. Kerr Lake ruled flrnl: Paner pre-
dustrial list American "rittte Interconti-
ferred was strong but qulet. naIi frac-
mental Rubber moved within a;rh,iy sIhaiI, low, low
ton. American Tobacco was sis good de-
err Pennsylvania rights we're r,,ors Ii s was a
slight ~ inGujry fUo'f for r' bonds at fractional
change. Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
10 HOLDERS OF THE FIRsr MORTAL

10 HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MoRIGlA'
FIVE frE gENI HH<|.~ tr p - W.
CHESTER LIGHTING COMPANY. IL.
Notice is hereby C..ru, taat. ln scca~
with The terms - On agreement da,-i JsS y,
1874. between rH- Wtst.EfSt.r LiEhtAf -,
pauy. the Consolidated EH- company and ~, ~.
whereby the latter Company guaranteed 20. Y, y
meut of the principal and .u,eE's. o, the th ~
mentioned bonds holders thereof nay -, ~ .
guaranty stamped thereon and aNel-i-l y
Consolidated G1s CHUIa~. Do, rsssltlsy
same 40 the Na,r.l. D..v BANK ~ Nsv -,
- Wall Street New York. Tie gnaEahV "
be iD the fo.0wluc f..w
Pursuant T. tEo terms ~ an AsIs..L.,
dated July T. 'H-A. between ne Nes'-yres ~
Lighting Company. the New 1rk snl - I.
chester Lighting H0wpsuE trs United %, ~ :
prnEourEt DoulaEy. the Cons" dated Dss =,
pany ~ New N0., and fNa central lTsS, ~
rGny Of New York. tho Du-s't'hfp !
Company ~ New York hereby 7ss1mes
agrees r0 psv tho within bond = ne W.
Ter Lighting Company 8~S fra i~tfres, 49,
when ans as 'rr same fam tho Taspecii,,tn, ~,
Consolidated GAS COMPANY " .
YORK. -
HHsHH - rel
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. huctioneer'
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN n. MULLER & SON
OFFICE, 30. 50 WILLIAM ST.
Wednesday, Jan. 18th, 1911
at 1880 O'Clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
NOS IA AND 10 VESEY STREET.

at - 80 o Clpthf ~ ~
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
nos IA AND 16 yESEY STREET.
RY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATORS, WITH
WILL ANNEXED.
y shs. WestvIlle Dock 90. , NJ
shs. Rockaway Journal Printing and PUP
fishing co. Limited.
% shs Old Ferry 60. OF Far Rockaway. -,
sI60 Bsv-water Yacht Club Ctf. OF Ina.
252 shs. Bank Of Long Island.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS
i34 shs. Realty Associates
22J shs. Texas Land syndicate 80 10
236 shs. Texas Land syndicate 80
800 shs. Texas Land Syndicate NO. :"
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
20 shs. Manhattan Mortgage GO. A.
s., 900 standard Milling Co. D. c. Bonds' aus
u shs. United y J. r. T. and Canal Co.
30 shs Lawyers Title Ius. and Trust O.
40 shs New York Continental jewell Fi'tra-
ton co. common.
90 shs National Surety co.
- sns. Mechanics and Metals Natl BANK
- shs ith National Bank.
10 shs. American surety 90.
10 shs. y. Y N'Se. & Security 90.
10 shs. Lincoln Trust Co.
10 shs. Hanover National Bank
4. 600 shs OHIO Copper co.
$2j 000 Ohio copper Co. 1st Mtg. p = Honds
$4,000 Bingham Central Rwy. Co. ist Mtge. o
sos 900 second Avenue r. r. Con..lldi. p g.
Bonds. Guaranty Trust Co CTS. ~ Dep
- shs Hanover Natl BanE
- sus National city Bank.
80 shs Manhattan Co Bank
10 shs Hanover Natl. Bank.
81 900 Central Of Georgia RUy., ocean steam
ship CO. LIST Mtg. > p. q. Bond, lI-H
n shs LAWYERS Title IIS. d Trust Co.
20 shS Commercial Acetvleue Co
10" shs Union Trust co. % New Jerse'.
10 shs The Securities Corpr. Ltd. T~efd.
10 sh5. The securities Corpn. Ltd common.
81. 600 Demand Note Of {. J. Luce. dated July
10 1910. secured By loo shares of
Tho Luce Compress < Cotton co.
.. 500 shv. Guerrero Mines co.
sea Shs Guerrero Mines co.
40 shs franklin safe Deposit Co
= shs GOLD 4 Stock Tslesrsph co
200 shs Nat. Bank of North America
200 sns First Natl. Bank of Bath. Maine
30 shs Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust CO.
81. .oUo Iankawsnna Y. T.. 90. 3 p. C. ln-voar
Couyt Deb. BIDS. 1919
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jan l6.-Consols closed "a high
er az 7g 1915 for money and 50 1-l6 FOR the
account. Anaconda was q lower. at fslt.
Canadian Pacific, ! point lower, at 2l3}G.
Grand Trunk, % lower. at 247s
Money was IN fair supply and the demand
was moderate. Discount rates were easy
on the Bank Of England's gold purchases
The stock market was quietly Irregular.
Foreign bonds and gilt edged securities
were firm, while oil shares were buoyant,
but other sections declined.
American securities opened quiet and
about unchanged. Later prices advanced.
but realizing and New York offerings
caused reCessions In tho afternoon, and the
market closed uncertain.
Call money in London, 3d3A per cent;
open market discount rates for short bills,
81, per cent long bills, S& per cent; Berlin
discount rate, 3i4 per cent; Paris discount
rate. on per cent, Paris exchange on Lon
don q francs IS centimes; Berlin exchange
on London. 20 marks, 46is pfennigs. Bar
gold. rs 91sd, and American eagles, 76s
SD.
Paris. Jan. 1G-Three per cent rentes
closed l21z centmes lower, at 81 francs 621a
centimes Prices closed firm after an ir-
regular opening on the Bourse.
Berlin, Jan. I6-Unfavorable New York
adyices caused weakness on tho Boerse
Trading was quiet.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
Title GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM

Notice ie hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the TITLE
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY vii
ne held al The Office Of the Company, l16
Broadway. iu the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY
~ New York, on the 11th day OF January,
-nst the annual election Of Trustees OF said
company IN the place II those whose terms
will expire ana % three Inspectors Of E.ec-
non 10 serve for the succeeding year. will be
1a.6 az rNa same place. ON the same day,
between tie hours Of l.A5 and 40 IN the
J. wEAY CLEVELAND. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ihe BE-
- The First NortEaga Bonds ~ ihs -
huF-h. Fort WaNu- and Chicago fiil"1E -
paay. tHa'. pursuant t1 pro. .is.oas sYn5s,s
in said NnrtssEe. Meeting m sl.i bon..v
rrs is Hnr.n" called fHr Tuesday. ,g.,.,s
alSt. 1911 t' ha held az rng Office q N.A q
LauIer 4 Company 40 80 Cedar Sre,ss "A
oUEn of Manhattan. '.'r and state -. u 4
York. at - O'Clock noon. fnr me plE.
appointing sur,.s>Hr Trustee unc1s
Mortgage. 900 thr place ~ lH' late ~, "a
Kennedy. deceased. such successor f"
as co-JrGst,. With charles I.Huier -.
CHARLES TANIER, surviving l'@
January lf 1911 ---,a.1
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 90 ths SI,-rII s-,I
of the Second Mortgage Bonds ~ Weo,lsd|
hurgh. Fort Wayuo and chicago X. n 81
Company. that. pursuant to proyso., -,
taiuai loo said Mortgage. Meeting -..sh|
Rondho'1rrs is hereby called tor 80
January G'st. lgll. 'o h. held a. me "a 60 n,
w.rsloV. TarIrr a company, No. %, sni
street Borough 0f Manhattan. '.iN s,..ss,sssl
of New York at - o'clock iu ihe Sls.eesl
fo~ the purpose Of appointing a s,ss
Trustee under said MorfgaEr. 800 tne - 4
thg late John s kennedy deceased. NcbaA1
crssor 20 serve as c'-tgGstct WIFE
Iln!er - r,,,s,s
CHARLES IANIER. Surviving I'"
January i6 1917
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing lell-aT
G,,rpished By swartwout & Appenzear. IA. 40
10. STR


Inter
N,-,s Maturity. est Yield.
Atianti. Coast Line p c. isll-,lI.... A
p'ry Roch A Pitts 4-4i9 y c, lSlB-'2I.. ~ ~
c.rtrsl OF Georgia 4a-3 y c, lsll-,l7. ~
Ssrtrai of New Jersey . c. l9ll-'l7. "A q.
,.fssaneaEe & Ohio 4 2 c. i0ll-1T..... -. A.
chic < Alton 4th-s p c. lsli-.ig.... - ~.
Chic r I & p Ry $40 ? c, l9il.le,; =.
C1n Ham & Dayton "A 3 c. lgll-'2o 5n ~,
IaiaWare & Hudson IA p c, 1877. "a ~
Erie 44i3,-S,p C. lsll-l5. ,,o;;..;,;ss.'.. 81 ~
ii0ssnn IiU6s. a Manhattan ! c. l9llIls. s.
Kan Q n & "A p c. isil.,i5;:. ss ~
Kan city Southern "a p c, lell-'l3.. s. ~
isbish Valley t-4A c. 1sii-'l d.. al Al.
Mlss5uri Pacihc c, i9li-,iI.....-. 5. ~
Nozzle 4 ohio 40 p c, l9liIle. ....-. 5a ~
Y Central Lines p g 1911 zee. "a AZ
Norfolk & western p c; isil..io.... ~ ~
p.nnrylvania 34-4 p c. l9il-lI...... a. AZ
81 l. & ST t-4h-5 ? c, lell-l7...... 5a AZ
DO guar A c & bp c. l0ll-11..-. az
Sec hoard Air Lne 40 p c. lgll-l7.. ~
Southern Ry 3h-4+h p c, iell-2l.- 5. al
Virginian Ry 5 . {, lsllIie ie...-....-- 81
%hesi n LEhs=4ao5'pnf1eilt22.. .
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
BONDS.

$4,000 sam Sm Sec 6s .lOOia 1OOz l002- loo-s
5000 So Bell T&T IS g6's 80, 3tt HoH.
%. 600 West Pacific Js 92a. % s29. ~
sells cents per share fodd lots tEX dyi-
dend. :Wheu issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
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:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
FINANCIAL ELECTIONS.
THF, FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

Of the CITY Of New York
New York. January 18TH. 1871.
A. f1e annual meeting ot the stockholders ~
ri. Bank held January 10Th. 1911. the follow ~
Iared gentlemen were unanimously elected bI-
lanes G cannon Mortimer I. SCh.I.
,-.rrsrI-s y Bliss l.. T. LDT,e.
Robert ". STUART. Eugene Ie.ana.
NEivfa9p S grsy.. ". Orue Wilson.
or F-7-E e'ar.Fwr B.. bridge O.. snow.
-.gs n N,KFttrirg. Welding Ring
samuel s Campbell
e. meet. .r. ot the Board Uf Directors he'd ms
,r, N'- Names a. cannon TreS deu-. and MT.
-.----f $ campbell and Nr charles II. Patterson,
-.... r-rs...rfs v.-r. unanimously reelected.
DAEIFy. e.. ROGERS CASHIER.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
CENTRAL PACIFIC aaILWaia
Three & lns.HsIf Per Cent hunsagtsa,

Notice is hereby given that pursuant -
provisions q Article Nine N me W2.igass ~
tn.s company 20 r.a United states lflS Il
pany az New York. Trustee. dated Ass
lsag. this Company ras ss, apart olt q ~
income derived by 30 from ne ines q
therein w-r'Eaged the sum 90 Twenty Nv,
San6 dollars iu trust -1 Ua used 'J re3-em
bonds and THAI bonds IssIs- arde. saN
gags viii ne redeemed fr.raH.'n. bI
hereby invited f1T 'r7 surrender gi Sl'1
a. prices to be- named NE '.. f.4.tTs
amour. ~ S2T 4iJ.fl .u tra Sinking Funf
such bids should be qresa1-ea 10 tnls "
pany AZ its Office. 10 R-rs1RaF, m ne ~
New York, on o. before che Ut cay q ~;
ary 1911. AZ twelve 0...og> rg. %, ana -
endorsed Bids f1r Surrender ~ tenTsl -
Railway Company Three and CHe-hah Fes -
Bonds DID, -
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY CoNPAN1
By r. : BuNETT Prssifsa
New York December - 1910
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
omce. HoMESTAkE MING CO.

Mills BUi.liDE. 10 BIoaa -,
New YORK. Jan. 18th, 1911.
DIVIDEND No Asa.
dividend No. asa OF Fifty 600 cents per
share has been declared payable al The Trans
ger Agency ia New YORK on the 25th inst
Transfer books close on the goth inst
LOUNSBERY d. Co, Transfer Agents
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lJtPGIN ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
ET'hemasDeinhaarsdt
III IS SPECIAL tAA LII :

Rest Facilities for Executing ORDERS
20 Broad ST., N. " once oEelIooHs ,,-,l.o Cuao
a i.,nushirp St BOSTON. L--.Es-e w -
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with Saturdays:
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COBALT STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Warren. Gzowski & CO. No. 81
Broad street)
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
OFFICE OF READING COMPANY,

PhiladeI phi8. January So. 1911
Tho Board OF Directors has declared from
the net earnings dividend OF three per cent.
,Srl on the Common stock of the COMPANY
20 be paid on February lSt. 1911, 20 the stock
rofGs's - record at tho close Of business, jan
uary l4th. 1911. Checks will be mailed 10
rockNolders who have filed dividend orders
with the treasure
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FURNISHED by williams. Mcconnell & Coleman,
No 60 Wall street,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles d. Barney & Co No .
Broad street, New York, ana No. l22 South
4th street. Thiladelph!a)
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van sehalca & Co. No wan
street,
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. /. Day q Co. No. 81 Wall
streetD
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Curtis & Sanger, No. 20 Wall
streetl
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1852 1914
Jas. B. Colgate & Go.

sc Wall ST., New York
,,r,tRFES INVESTMENT
" \. STOCK IN. BONbN
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Total sales OF bonds, s27ol,5oo