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New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
BIG SLAUGHTER OF STOCKS
Development Company of Amer
lea Sells It's Holdings,

| large quantity of stocks held nv the
Development Company of America was dis.
posed Of at the weekly auction sale Of
stocks yesterday for next to nothing. The
sale included all tine right, title and inter
est Of the development company in the
holdings. They were sold by order of the
Empire Trust Company trustee. The list
follows, the prices being given in each case
for the entire lot: 232. .0Sl shares Of the Lon
don-Arizona Copper Company, so each,
$500. 46,379 shares of the Lookout Copper
Company, so each, S1O0: S75,SJ2 of the
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company
Uimited) per cent demand notes $500;
5000 Of the Saddle Mountain Mining Com
pany first refunding per cent mortgage
bonds, due October. 1913, 500; s25.2OO of the
Imperial Copper Company per cent special
contract mortgage bonds, 5000; $4,000 of the
Development Company of America fifteen
year per cent collateral gold trust bonds
due January. 1915 $500; So, ,775 of the Po-
land Mining Company per cent special
contract bonds. $500; SlOSO2 of the Tomb
stone Consolidated Mines Company dim
ited), per cent special contract bonds.
500; S2GS0o Of tho Imperial Copper Com
pany per cent demand notes, 500; 66i
shares of the Imperial Copper Company. $40
each. s6. 1063S shares of the Poland Mining
/ Company. $40 each, 81.
These stocks were held as security for
$-i1.4J0 per cent one-year collateral trust
notes, dated October I. 1870 with interest
payable April L. 1911. and October /, 1911,
when the principal was due. This was
part Of an authorized issue Of s., 10000, Of
which the remainder was I'm the treasury
on January I Of last year. These notes
were offered to bondholders and stockhold-
ers Of the company and holders OF the Sc
Curities Of the subsidiary companies in
September 1910 but up TO December of
that wear not enough cash had been sub
scrihed to meet actual expenses. The
notes were again offered to security hold
ers. and holders Of the most important
claims against the Imperial and Tomb
stone companies also had an opportunity 80
accept them in fun settlement
The Poland, Lookout. Tombstone and I'm
perial companies were controlled by the de
velopment company. as was also the Saddle
Mountain Mining Company now the Gila
Copper Sulphde Company. Large stock In
terests i'm the London Arizona Copper
Company were also under its control +.
NJ Murphy of Prescott. Arz, was presi-
dent. Robert s Huse and J. J. Wragovich,
secretary respectively. II was said yester-
day by one acquainted with the concerns
af1airs that a reorganization scheme was
under way.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS
THE Iron Age" saws:


The most important development of the
week is the purchase by the Steel Corpo-
ration of round lots OF heavy melting
steel scrap. and OF both basic and Besse-
mer pig iron. Scrap has been bought in
both the Chicago and Pittsburgh districts
and basic and Bessener iron from valley
furnaces. Some basic iron may he bought
IN Eastern Pennsylvania. but nothing has
been done as yet.
The Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
has bought $4,000 tons of basic iron at
close TO Sl2 35 at valley furnace. the iron
belng needed because cold weather cut
down the output of its Aliquippa furnaces.
third furnace of this group will be
purchases and Of 10000 tons bought by
another Pittsburgh steel company. basic
iron is 1rmer. and valley furnaces are
now asking sl2 so
For the twenty-nine days OF February
pig iron production was 2.lOOS15 tons.
against 2,0519l1 tons in the thirty-One
days Of January The daily average in
February was 72.442 tons, or 5000 tons
more than in January. The steel compa-
MES were responsible for $3.50 tons of this
gain.
The industry entered March with pig
iron output at the rate OF 27.100, 900 tons
year, including charcoal iron. which Ia
almost up to the record of year. 27,300,-
600 tons i'm 1910.
While new business recently has not
been coming TO the mills at a satisfactory
rate, some producers. the leading interest
in particular. make a more cheerful report
this week as to speCifica ttons. and this is
borne out by steel works operations.
THE Iron Trade Review" says:
The surmountlng development of the
week Of a favorable character i'm the iron
and steel business has been the appear
ance In the market Of the United states
Steel Corporation as buyer OF basic and
Bessemer pig iron and heavy melting
steel scrap. a large tonnage has been
purchased by this producer. heavy ton
mage Of new business continues to flow
10 the Steel Corporation. despite the her
aided predictions Of large decrease, and
I'm the untitled tonnage statement this
week the figures will show no falling or.
AS bookings have just about held their
own. The steel Corporation is now oper-
stng a from SS TO 90 per cent OF capacity.
At tho moment the outlook before the
steel trade is more cheerful, as there are
indications Of heavy buying in prospect
and leading makers are predicting the
firming mp Of steel bars to a minimum OF
81 - and plates and shapes 10 81 %. The
iron trade is giving much attention to the
possible effects of q suspension Of coal
mining operations Blast furnace oper-
ators see a chance for higher prices III the
interruption is prolonged Pig iron ia
stronger with much greater demand for
basic and with n hardening tendency in
foundry piG iron prices. In finished ma
terials prices are not so ragged and some
manufacturers are showing considerably
more indeDendence
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07

Spot quiet and unchanged At lO40c Tor
mlddllns upland; sales. 200 bales. Liverpool
cabies-Spot. fair business doing; sales SOOo
bales; speculation and export. BOO; American
1000; imports, 1900. American, 10000; mid
dl,ne upland, Sod Futures opened steady
4 10 : points higher; closed Arm. . to 10 points
higher March and March April 5.T9d; april
NAV 3 Esd; May-June, June-July ana July
August 5I9l2d; August-September. 3.I6Ed'
septer1her- October 574'ad: October Novcm-
her . 73d; November December. b12d; Decem-
ber-January. January February. 0.71Rd; beo-
ruary- March. 572Isd; March-Apri 5;l3hd
COEFEE-Aftor quiet opening, with prices
. points lower 10 points higher. the market
gained strength and at tho close showed hn
advance Of / 10 points: sales. $4,000 bags
There was moderate selling early but oner-
inss were soon absorbed and leading bulls we're
the principal buyers. ~ private cable from
Brazil said March short interest estimated
al 900 900 bags Bears buy at high prices m
terror TO mako increased receipts and dcprcss
prices Receipts will soon be smaller. COM
misaros VIII not sell" on the advance a
prominent local operator sold quito heavily,
and las, prices were Off littlc from the ton.
cost ard freight offers from Brazil were hrm
for Santos but Rios were slightly easier ana
300 bags were sold at 13.G0c for Is and
Is soc Tor marked Is 10 So Hnvrc showed an
advance Of ~ franc, Hamburg was un-
changed TO a pfenng lower, Rio was un-
chanrcd and Santos unchanged 10 90 rels
lower. Spot unchanged at II Side for Rio
No Z Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
TWO NEVADA-UTAH PLANS
c.ockhoIders and Syndicate
'', ~.naners for ReadjuStment.

.,.rs for the readjustment OF the
...s.aa.utah Mines and smelters Cor
N''' rere made public yesterday. one
= from the stockholders protec-
,,,ttee. Of which Frank d. Pavey
wv .,r,,an. and the other from the Stock
.,.nse house of Trippe & Co. syndicate
.s.rs. supplementing the plan issued
n''- cross on December IS. The an
,,snt from Trippe & Co states that
"y .,, through the adjustment of disputed
.oa,rst the Nevada-Utah concern
el'i"as ,,snses OF readjustment Will be ma
ths n,, reduced. with the result that the
e'iaa. s,ssa rlan is put forward. extending
ino,l. ,,.oh ., the time within which deposits
10 ,,sde Of stock and subscriptions TO
nay % the new company which will take
pO ,bs securities and properties OF the
-, rrtah Corporation. The new con-
N'' % he known as the Consolidated
ysyada.Utah. Company.
,,.,,h ,he reduction Of the cash require
~. under the modification, the assess
~, nbicb the stockholders are asked TO
m. c,der the plan has been reduced from
.rts a share to 20 cents, each stock
49, receiving first mortgage convertible
~. for the amount of his assessment, in
,,,,,oo to 2no shares Of stock Of the new
somoany Of the par value of s. each for
.,.b $40 paid by him. The assessment Is
- "a Maid in three stated instalments be-
so,. september 80 Of this year.
The new plan reduces the authorized bond
,.sre from 81 .2000o0 TO Saoo0oo, payable at
N. rate Of 10000 each year. beginning with
,ns and offers to stockholders $4,000 par
,,,ns & Of bonds instead of $9oo,ooo With
,hn amount 10 be expended for Indebtedness
,ra rssdiustment reduced from &ooe" to
.rnroxiunately $4,000. there remains $9oooo
o.. tbs treasury of the new company.
s,hser,ntions 10 bonds must be mailed TO
che columbia Trust Company accompanied
Sc shares in the old concern and the first
,,.yment on the assessment 50 per cent OF
,bs mar value Of the bonds
The Payey plan differs from the other
IN that II provides for the raising of only
unn 40 cash from subscriptions Ia cover a
dsht estimated at S2oo0oO. expenses of re-
ownership and reorganization estimated at
OOoD and working capital for the new
orssnization Of $4,000. The money will
he raised through the issuance Of 100000
shares of stock az 81 par value. stockhold-
.rs having 40 cents a share assessment, re
ceiying the same number of shares in the
new company and 40 cents in bonds of the
new company, or they may pay 20 cents
share assessment, receiving in exchange the
same number of shares Of the new COM
pany as they hold in the old company.
Subscription books will close April 1.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March e.-cATTLE-Recsipts, - oeoi
steady; beeves, sass s5; Texas steers, 81 foGS5i
ass So cows SS OgS ana hefeTs 81 2Sass 7o calves
s. $Sg$S 57:; mixed 50 sosse co. heavy ss $SS
BULK U Ho of sales. sS SoSss 81. sHBEP-Rseeipts.
native i e. s. SS s5SS7 81 25; western. IS 40ss7 81
Kansas City, March 6.-CATTLB-Recelpts
5000 Including. 800 southerns; steady 70 100 y9
higher; dressed beef and export steers, SI4Ss y:
fair 10 good So 90as6 90; Western, Soa$I % ;
stockers and feeders, 81 60ds6 40; Southern - 10 10
ss M Southern COWS sSs1 8 2GgsS ri na'xs s,s,S So
eaSes efS sS 81 escs 5od dSs 80 HoGs-Receps. 10000
steady; bulk Of sales. So $3.50 81; heavy. 50 500
istts nS D So 5Sass SaSo Co. @ pigs S. 25asS 75 sHBEP
Receipts. eoOO 1oal5c higher; lambs 5, 300 90
ewes. 81 50gS5: stockers and feeders, sSas4.
Cincinnati, March 6.---CATrLE-Receipts -;
steady: steers. 81 35gs7 20; heiters. 50 2SasS;
and and SOC lower; s4a$s. HOGS Receipts, 5.323;
generally l0c lower; steady; packers. SO 6SgsS 20:
sss' s,S 8 HSSSS 81 Sss @
l5S steady s. 25SsS 5S lambs rs strong sss
HoGsNReceipts. 1900; active and steady; heavy
pss pa s. Sass sS gS rcasSs. ssass iG ssss 5!
ass 80; dairies. So 4oaS6 s3. SHEEP AND
LAMBs-Recepts. 5000; active: sheep steahy'
lambs loc higher: lambs, ~ SOaS 20
tBy Telegraph to The Tribunal
6, Louis. March s-CATrLE-Receipts, 28s+i
demand exceeds supply; prices loc hisher
steers. 81 25aSs 40; heifers, So 9ogSS %; COWS;
SO 9Oas5 rs; Southern steers, 81 40fS6 40. hOH3
Receipts, 10. .1s9: fairly active at S9loc de =
cline: choice medium to heavy SO 654S6 IS; bulk
Of sales So 40dS6 IS; packers, 50 254s6 90; pest
lights, s6 iofse so: fair. IS 5oase; best pigs.
IS 6Od$6; fair little pigs. $685. 80. SHEEr--
Receipts 1865; scarce and firm on good lambs
S5 b0Gis6 rs: yearlings, S5fS5 so; mutton sneeps
S4dS4 so; common. $39S3 80.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07

pROyIsIONs-Lower early. but rallied late
on buying by packers. PoRk-steady; mess.
slTdSlT 90 family. SIS 800 sl9 90 snort
clear. si7dsls BEEF-Mess, $l3q sl3 30;
india mess S23 50Gs s24 BEEF HAMS-Dull
al s27 6OA s28 so DRESSED HOGs-Stesdy
bacons, eGetc; pigs 0&c. CUT MEAIS-
Picked belliee. orc; pIckled hams, 1otc.
TAILOw-Dull; special. Sac; city, &c; Goun"
trv' 5%astc. LARD-Easy; middle west
10 25c: Continent. 9.5Oc: Brazil kegs, II 25c ;
COMPOUND, 67.G7bc. sTEARINE-steady'
cleo sic; city lard, l0c
WETAIs-coPPER steady; spot.
t42odI437Lc: March, l422A 9 l4SI2c
Anil Nav. June and July 1880 i437l;c.
london npd easy. spot, f64 17s Cd futures fe5 lis
"a EXPORTS 3.0s4 tons so far this month
lake copper. l4lsd14Sc; electrolytic, l4ls Q
- - ,G Ho az gSsM Soc March. 45 S75c; April i2 81
- - 10 10 NAV ~ O5a 42I7i5c: June, 41.75q
a SOC. july. ~ 25G 4L75c London easy; spot.
fiot' f,,ures fIs9 Local sales tons April at
a. 75c: : tons May at 4@ l25e kEADEst.adty =,
louis London. ff5 16s 3D. sPELTER-r0uieet e.
Louis London. f26 los ANTlMoNY-ouie ;
Nos "a in London. Locally unsettled; 10 |
SonnSTv Northern. S14 75Q$n %; No 2 Sl4 %
6si4T5. No Southern and sor, wv log
si525 r,.., ,,h .o,,,,. h,,r-
,,s and prices unchanged to points higher
Local contract prices v..,..
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
ELECT W. K. VANDERBILT, JR.
New York Central and Lake
Shore Make Him Vice President.

The election of w K. Vanderbilt. jr., as
nce-presdent Of the New York Central and
Lake Shore railroads, which was an
rounced Yesterday. is looked upon by those
who follow railroad affairs carefully as an
Indication that he may in time assume &C
tive control Of the railway system OF which
his at-grandfather was the founder. Not
long after Mr.. Vanderbilt assumed his du-
ties as assistant to President Brown, some
two years ago. the rumor went out that
Mr. Brown was contemplating return 10
the simple life of the farm.
OF all the younger generation Of Wander
bits ". X. Vanderbilt. jr., has shown
himself most seriously interested in the
roads which the family controls. having
practically abandonetL his life Of automo-
bling and yachting several years ago for
the sterner life of the office. His first rail-
road dictatorship was in the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern, to which he was elect
ed in October, 1904 With the summer Cf
1910 his railroad work began, in earnest.
and thereafter elections came thick and
fast Ii was about that time that he was
Elected director of the New York Central
and Of the Rutland, becoming shortly vice
president of the New York * Harlem Rail
road. In April 1911, he was elected to the
board Of the Chicago & Northwestern to
succeed the late Frank Work. tenth
place was added TO the board Of the Bos-
ton & Albany Railroad in September last
10 make room for him. He has eeen for
several years a director in the Michigan
Central, the Nickel Plate, the Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie and other roads of the New York
Central system.
1t is said that Mr.. Nahderbilt's duties
will not change much with his new posi-
ton, there being no question of seniority
among the vice-presidents Of the New YORK
Central II is reported, however, that the
other lines Of the New York Central sys-
TEN will probaly follow the lead OF the
Parent road In making him a Vice-presldent
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07

THE MONEY MARKET on call
opened at 2as per cent; highest 2ls per
cent; lowest, 2 per cent; closing, per cent !:
in light demand. Rates, 2Aa3 per cent for
slxfy days. 3d3Is per cent for ninety days.
SAG3ia per cent for four. hVe ana SIX
camille paper was without material change
Rates. 3%64h per cent for sixty and nine
iv dsys' bills receivable and choice four TO
six months single names. 41zg5 per cent
for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Following Tues
dav'g dull and easier turn at the close the
foreign exchange market yesterday opened
steadier The market was more active than
for some time recently, with the features
an asier tendency in French Exchange. as
against bills on gold exports. and fair de
mand for sterling which became quite a
little firmer than on Tuesday. Marks also
ferred 10 depressed the price to 5lsls.
t,..Jore' pOSted ratss follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

After some irregularity at the outset the
market for outside securities developed a
frmer tendency Trading, however. was
light with the exception of few Of the
industrials, which at times showed falr
activity. The Standard on issues conun-
ned inward. with improvements Of TO 25
points above Tuesdays quotation, although
dealings were confined to over the counter
Standard Oil old and subsidiaries selling at
a high record. Anglo American oll mo'e1
M u, points. Guggenheim Exploration at
one time showed an advance of points
Britsh-American Tobacco improved a;
+. ". Woolworth and J. /. case prelerren
we're quiet but steady. United cigar
stores declined points. The mining lst
was dull, with only a small fractional
change here and there. Nipissng was IN
uncbanged. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
Yester

MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Firm but quiet
any a"SSaVAI, STOREs-spirits turpentne steady
a., ar, with trend upward. Rosn and tar
steady and unchanged.
S'nm sEIinseed oil unchanged. Refned petro-
,AUn, steady at sioc for standard white in
pDty DptyrGE-Firm and active. with moderate
sTGAR-Rshned quiet and unchanged: fne
ronrIatsd : soc net. less per cent cash.
b.u steady to firm. with holders inclined to
ask equal 10 455c. but 451c Is still quoted for
or ,est centrifugal; nuscovado. 50 test, iolc,
"a r,oIssses sugar, 50 test 3.I6c. In London
Ssst sugar was hrm but quiet, and Ia 10 2td
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
QUINCY MINING COMPANY,

The Quincy Mining Company, reports Tor Tor
cnn,s ~ s9,9I.sO4. a decrease OF slls2SZ
penses rryra s2.ss ,0ss, Increase siSf: and net
profit s4s9. .73s, against 6l3,s6l In 1910 Tots,
incn,,,e was ss07 .5e7. equal TO IS. 40 per cent
on the outstanding capital stock, and thls
sum added TO the previous surplus br9ueh
the total surplus 10 sl;57ogt Dividend1ss
were paid of $4,000 and 'les@I was pabe p,ba
on account NJ properties purchased the
anal uroft and loss surplus being >s'Z+Ss'
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Boston. par
Chicago. par: New Orleans commercial.
DC discount. bank 81 premium: st. Louis.
&c nrenilim bid. 30c premium asked; Min
neapolis 2Oc premium; Charleston. buying
mar selling lilo per cent premium; San
francisco, sight. 1c. telegraph &c
RANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
changes. $SI9ll2,9A: balances. sl5.5ss. .7g7
Boston exchanges, sSl AS, 2Se; balances 50.
on 400. Baltimore, exchanges, B,sl6'4i; bal
032: balances $3,2l2,SL
SILVER MARKET.-Comm bar sill
,sr SaaLc. Mexican silver dollars, 47c. Bar
silver in London closed at B1sd.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York Is quoted at 2Oh.
sTp p.rRFtAsIJRY.-Th Sub Treasury was
O Debtor at the Clearing House s9s7. .s03.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
AuMEBK MINING COMPANY.

The Ahmeek Mining Company reports
for tho year ended December 81 last etsl totsl
IT, ss77 S97 the sum OF S1.0s3.1s6 being de-
dTcted drTc dor for operating expenses and new new
construction. The net profit. after sun
tracting interest and other charses, ~ ~
q o5i WAS ts7O.27e. and after payment oI
so50 00o dividends the surplus for the year
~ 1Gon 912
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. March {

NV lUIK1 NdINW u WI.
BEEyES-Receipts, 1851 cars. or 2.s74
head: 81 cars on sale. Steers In fair demand
shade higher; yards cleared. Comon 10 good
steers sold at IS sOd$7 40 per 100 ID; oxen. 50
a 81 25: bulls. S49S6; cows, 81 50qs5 25: tail.
ends, So 251s2 35. Dressed beef i'm fair de-
msnd at 9d12ic for native sides. Exports to.
day. 10 cattle and 10 sheep in the Bermudar
to Bermuda.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
RADIATOR COMPANY.

The annual report OF the American Radi-
ator Company for the year ended January
81 was issued yesterday. and showed net
profits for the year Of s1,31s,052. as COM
pared with $1.772,517 in 1910. Dividends on
the preferred and common stocks amounted
10 ss25. 600 leaving a balance OF s4s7, 7,O52. as
against 1903 5i7 for the preceding year The
total otiick assets OF the company at the
close OF the year were t5.7s6,272, an increase
Of s6l7.S2 over year ago
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
Court:
ABRAHAM STRAUSS. doing business
as Max Strauss. jeweller, No. 40S Fulton
si40. 900: assets about 100000. Oscar A.
Lewis. OF Brooklyn, was appointed re-
ceiver with a bond OF $4,000.
Tie Bronx; voluntary. Liabilities, s67.-
96b: no assets. She is the wife OF Police
Lieutenant William C. Egsn. who filed a
petition in bankruptcy on Tuesday.
SHAW BROTHERS, -four and feed,
Newburc. ". Y: voluntary. Liabilities.
$l5329; assets, S2,2bo.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY.

The net profits of tine American kddlaIu'
comnanv for the fiscal year ended Janu-
ory si. isl1. were N.ai2,o52. comparing with I'm
n.i7.5i7 for the preceding year; ana ana 'ng
s,irpjus. after payment OF dividends o. 01
islo'ooo on the preferred stock and s6l5,Wo
ON the common. was Ns7.052. The com,
psny's total profit and loss surplus as oi
January 81 is $60 go
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07

higher; March LIS I'd. April. 15s 4iad; May.
los sid The MEETINGS at four United STATES
ports for the week were 10000 tons, asA,1,ss DE-
$4,000 last week and 1900 year aso' 90 Soo
ceipts were Al roo against $500 ana -o,1vo
and total stock is 12s6O0. compared WIZ"
131, 100 and So 700
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March 6.-wheat rose sharply to-day
revival OF cash demand. There was strong
fnish at virtually the top-1s@$c higher than
last night The end OF the session LEFT corn Sg
s.c up oats varying from a shadc lower 20
gain OF nc, and hog products exhibred ce-
Cline OF ~ Gf5c TO 12km15c. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07


room by Adrian II. Muller SON.
By order ~ executors
free right New York Society Library .... Sl28
For account Of whom It may concern.
% 900 shares Pcregrna Mining and Milling CO..
common: per sharc. .......... ....'. ''' W
a. shares Peregrina Mining and Milling co Pc.
800 % shares g Guansj juato Development 60. CON
s6O0 GuanaJua,o Reduction and Mines CO. o9nn;
100 us snare New York ana queens Electric Light
shares Fldelny- Phcnix Fire Insurance 90. Slois
I 40 shares Herbert Colicries common, 400 shares
IJsrber, Collicries preferred and $50 900 Herbert
CoIeries leaschold mortgage per ochI ~,
,ear sinking fund gold bonds, due April ssasS snsS
tAprIl 1911 coupons attached; lot. .S-op
900 shares Wcyman- -Bruton co. per cent pII,
81 600 State Telephone and Telesrs,PPhso ,PPso Go per-
cont mortgage gold bonts due 100 s'af go. %,
Montana tand accrued INTEREST," ...-...'....' W
Empire Trust Company. trustee.
All tho right title and interest OF the Develop
ment company Of America IN ana 70 "e
232 O3l shares London-Arizona Copper Co; lot. ~
1e8 87o shares Lookout Copper Co; lott. 500
s575 $50 Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co, ILdl
per cent demand notes; lot. ., -. ,sSg'
So 90 Saddle Mountain Mining 90. nrst feiuhd
ing 6 per cert mortgage bonds due oc'oveIc ,cdoc
sai 900 immortal Copper co per cent special
contract mortgage bonds Interest January and snd
.iulNI. lot
st4t 900 DcyeIopment Company Of America NJ
teen year per cent collateral gold trust
bonds due January, 1915 Unterest January Lug au66
S567i5 Poland Mining co. per cent special
contract bonds dnterest January and Ju,Sl;
LOT ................ 800
S10s 600 Tombstone Consolidated Mines CO., I,td.'
per cent special contract bonds unteteSt Jan Jano
uary and july; loi.......-.: 80
s2Ss 600 Imperial Copper Co. per cent demand
notes. lot go
esa shares Imperial Copper Co; lot ..........s 80
10 63s shares Poland Mining Co: lot..........S'