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New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Prices Decline in Some Specials
Volume of Trading Small.

A little improvement was manifested
in the volume Of trading on the New
York Stock Exchange yesterday as
compared with Thursdays record
There continues TO be considerable
uncertainty regarding the market pros
poets. and it was evident that TIE
waiting attitude assumed prior 10
Christmas and on Thursday was sun
the policy of traders, and probably VIII
continue to be for the remainder u
the year at least. The significance oI
the day was not important as Dusiiie''
was SO restricted and little inference as
TO either the weakness or strength oI
the market could be Interpreted. tuhu@-
mentally prices seem to have suppo' y
and in some quarters movements SUE
eested a quiet accumulation. Ihis'
however could only be deduced, as
transactions were Of such i'Iiii'e"
professional character. Price Hio'e
nents seemed to be the result OF neces-
sary activity TO relieve 'moholohy
rather than a spirit Of inspired ouyIhe
or forced liquidation. No incentive was
shown for market activity, as there was
LITTLE buying on foreign account anu
call money renewal rates contihueu "
indicate a tendency Of STRAIN WHICH
may continue for several days lHS
renewal rate was u per cent anu no
attitude Of the banks was uniaNoi"o'o
20 snecnlatjon. The weekly return o'
tbA Rank OF England gave proper
,tor NJ tbe reserve 10 liabilities OF
81 oo nor cent as against 43 per cent
last week, which reflected the hnancial
strain through which forelgn markets
are still passing. Although the bahN
OF England's proportion or reserve 10
still more than two points above inc
ssme period in 1911, political uncer-
taintv is hanging over finances. Ihere
WAS some weakness in the industfiais'
nort,cularly American Beet Sugar
American Sugar, American Can Amer
,can Brake Shoe and Railway steer
SnrIng. Fractional gains were SHOWN
IN n few issues Of the list, but even
coma rails were inclined to sell OH.
Near the close of the market call money
dienIaved a much easier tendency. but
nrices failed to show any response ana
the closing was both dun and heaVy'
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, Dec. 27.-The market in local
securities remained dull to-day and
price movements were narrow. Demand
for Chicago Railways. issues furnished
a contrast with yesterdays position OF
those stocks The series No. issue vas
lifted more than a point on light trad
ing. The series No. 2 issue was ac-
lively dealt in and quotations were lifted
around a point, while the series No.
gained half point. A prominent floor
trader was the principal buyer. Pneu-
matte Tool and Swift's issues were lift
ed fractionally Sears common and
Union Carbide each lost about point
and both classes of American Can shares
were lower. Pacific Gas, Match and
the common shares OF Booth, Carbon and
Steel were unchanged. Business IN the
bond department remained light and
prices were steady.
FURNISHED by william W. Cohen. No. IS
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28

FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF sToChss"v., M v.,
ers OF the Atlas Cement company n.
York; for the election Of Trustees ax ~ ,o,ns
transaction Of such other business 40 ,ss py-
before Il, and for the amendmen, ~ Annual
laws as respects the place OF hoialnss az n.
Meetin. OF Stockholders, will ne as nelu s,rcst.
present office OF the Company. % ranvs,y i4h.
New York City, on Tuesday, 1dhu~'
iel3 al twelve o'clock noon. e...o,.ry
HENRY GRAVES, Jr' ee0'e''''
December 2sth. 1872. ----.--z. GRO, = :
TIM ANNUAL. MEETING OF ThE .,,,on sr o.
holders OF this Company Tor the s,ion ana
directors. election OF inspectors OF ei'.,ns., a.
for the transaction OF such oher 0shld ~ hsld =,
shall come before the meeting VIII, WI. s,r.et. IN
fns ot,,ce OF the Company, ~ LAperg LAs,s ssy Il
the CITY OF New YORK. the seyen'Tr rbs pols
January, 1913. at II o'clock noon NJ
will remain open until l2:80 S.9SA Is AcnupLyr
I'll, FIDEIITY & CASUALTY NO'
am OF NEW YORK. r-.s,s.nt
ROBERT J. HlLbAs. l-..--.5S; fl,e.S>SS;-,' \
,IITAI- MEETING OF THE sToShdhIprs, sTond ps,.
ors Of the Pennsylvania Long IsAIS January
rs Iii he held wednesday, | .. M 5sssv srd
s,b Iai2 at New Grand Hotel BrosS.s,,on .,
ets, ~ New York CITY, for the ,osy cons
directors and such other business, a. s.e'y
before the meeting. WM. WAGNEN.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

The market was somewhat reactionary
yesterday after the fireworks Of the pre-
vious day aud South Pennsylvania OH
and Standard OF New York declined 10 10
- points, respectively
Standard Of California was the strongest
feature, advancing from 10 to 10. Con
tinentaI oil was also IN some demand and
the bid was advanced to l455 without
elicltng many offerings. Standard or
kansns and Standard OF Kentucky were
also sought for.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Dec 27.--The condition Of the
United states Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was as follows: Working bal
ance. $50 349 437: in banks and Philippine
Treasury s32 747.3si total OF general fund.
si42 III. 229 receipts Yesterday. sl4I6oO4;
disbursements 81. 7S6. 1886 The dehcit for this
fiscal year is si.9l1.549. as against a deficit of
So. $50 $50 last year. The figures for receipts.
disbursements and deficit exclude Panama
canal ana public debt transactions.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION

THE NATIONAL GERMAN AsfPTL q, Paul ID
BANK or ST. PAUL, located locatas its snsif..
the state OF Minnesota. Is CLOSING - ,he As.
=, note holders and other creditors ol 70 pre-.
ISOLATION are therefore. hereby po,',s ,or ,nss,ment
sonr the notes and other claims Io' psssident
DONALD 5. CJbNEn'
dated November 18th. lslZ
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
The United States Finishing CO.
$50 Broadway y. Y, Deccmbgr y" w
ppErEERFD STOCK DIVIDEND No. 81

go BrOdNNaI. = =, It.II.I..,. ~ - =,
PREFERRED STOCK DIV iDEND NJ a.
The Board OF Directors have ths Gay ot-
clared the regular quarterly dividend oi ous
and Three:3uarters Per Cent d%'9 upon
the Preferred Stock of this company, pr!
able January /. 1913. 20 stockholders ..
record al the close OF business Decemo''
81. 1912. 100 q,
COIpON No. -. due January l. l9l". ..
consolidated mortgage . per cent. goiu b,'. :,
THE Eouitable Trust Company, 81 wan
street. New York CITY. .o,, q,
COUPON No. %, due January J. lF'er ~ rus gs
tirst mortgage per cent bonds 9t nna a.,
CaWpNNY will be paid At the Office OF l1
Equitable Trust Company 81 Wall s'''''
New York City. -.. --..,,.,
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Prices Well Held in London and
on the Continent.
[By Gable to The Tribune. J

London, Dec. 27.-The stock market to-
day was very quiet, no transactions OF
importance being recorded, and most or
the interest beipS confined to the settle
rnent Prices were in most cases well
held. and home rails and the copperS
were firmer. Only a moderate specula-
tive account was shown by the settle
ment. and contangoes on Americans
ranged from 10 Gs per cent, as COM
pared with a per cent maximum AT the
last settlement. American shares ad-
vanced after the opening, largely on short
covering. The closing was quiet, put
steady.
COnsols closed l-l6 higher at 20 lis Tor
money and 1913 for the account. Canadian
Pacific was rs higher at 26S7,.
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was
1oj. against 10 yesterday; at Lisbon
1900 Unchanged.
Paris. Dec. 27.-Filmness prevailed IN
most departments of tile list on the
Bourse to-day. Closing prices were
STEADY. Three per cent renteS cioseu -
confines lower at 50 francs 2I2 cehtliiies
Tor the account. ~ :,
Private rate OF discount, $500 per cent
ceutineS Tor checks.
Private rate OF discount. per cent.
Berlin, Dee PA nrmer tone was
shown on the. Boerse lo-uayi ai'nooe" "
the volume Of business was lSht
Exchange on London, % marks II pfen-
nigs Tor checks.
Money, per cent.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

for the day. 1Zos<o s"s'e''
a fort tho in 1871.
January to 27 inclusive 19N4+0o00
in the period 1871
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
limited States Savings Bank

g.. W. Cor. Madison Ave. and 5Sth It
dividend has been declared for the thIee
os SIX months ending Dec. 81, 19l@' al 'he
1It- Yf .,r,-. ~,,-.-,r
THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT.
i,.r Irnum ON AN accounts of So and upwards
.r..tI.d thereto payable January 20. 1918
Deposits made on or before
January 18th will draw in
tprest from January 1st, 1913.
CHARLES n TAINTOR, President.
John HYSIOP, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28

Total ..............s.. s..s''..'.' Illus oD y
state OF New York County OF New York, s.:
FRANCIS II. PAGE, President and GEORGE
W. TOERGE, Secy, OF Washington TyE
Company. located and doing business al 10
253 broadway. in the City OF New YORK IN
said county, being duly sworn, each for him
self. SAYS the foregoing report is true and cor
rect in all respects. 10 the best OF his knosl-
edge and belief. and they further say that ths
usual business OF said trust company has ben
transacted at the location required by "
Ranking Law tchap. OF the Consoldstel
Laws as amendcd) and not elsewhere an
that the above report is in the form prescrioei
bv the Superintendent OF Banks. and Is inals
i'm compliance with an official notice receives
nom him. designating the 26th day Of pecem-
her. 1912 as the date Of which such iepof
shall be made.
FRANCIS n. PAGE. President
GEO. ". TOERGE secretary
SeveraIly subscribed and sworn 10 by bot
deponents. the. 27th day Of Dee. l9l2 b'i@'
me. 9, orr
(Seal OF Notary VI ;. LII.
Notary Public. Kings County
Certificate filed I'm New York County
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
THE BANK OF AMERItA. ,o,.

New York. December 1vth' ,i.,, s \
The Board Of Directors have to-dSy Tn "a e.r
q senioannIlal dividend oi fourteen 20 ,dx,a IA
eor, free of tax. PAYABLE January znd' "i'
10 stockholders OF record OF this date; -, u,,l
The transfer books will remain N''''
''''0''' "'1' W. NJ BENNETT. cashier.
OFFICE OF THE UNITED Da D.s ,sa
provement Company, y. W: corner - iais
Arch SITS. PhiladelpiiA .i,r.s a ousr-
The Directors have this day dsslH q, ~ Nj,
terlv dividend OF two per cent .tSols.rs
share), payable Jan. 10 1910, 70 % Al 1917
Checks will be mailed: r,..mrs.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
TOBACCO STOCKS.

o.otations furnished by l. L. Wnkeimsn g.
Co, No ~ Broad street,
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.


FURNISHED by Mlddendort. Williams & Co, NO.
sI Pine street. New York. and No. l2s East
German street, Baltimore.)
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU-
NICIPAl BONDS.


FURNISHED by Zimmerman & Forshay No. ?
Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

FURNISHED by S. II. p. Pel Co.. No. 81
Wall streeD
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coupons interchangeable. tRegistered. tCon-
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,r.,a,shed by W. n Colsr a Co.. No. - codas
street)
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing l9l3-'27D

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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

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III RrnalMhNI
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HANDY REFERENCE.

Yields Of leading active stocks based
the present selling price and fixed
New-York tribune., 1912-12-28
rEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Sew stock
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