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23 THE BEOOKLYN DAILY EAGLE SUNDAY, FEBBTJABY 2, 1896. TRUST COMPANIES. FINANCIAL. Clos Sales DIVIDENDS. ing.

81000 1 100H THE FINANCIAL EEVIEW. 23 20 177 70 10 3 1 10 22 25 1 LEADING FEATURES OF THE MARKETS IN JANUARY. THE BROOKLYN UNION GAS COMPANY. ISO Rcmscn street, Brooklyn, January 23, 1SS6 Holders or the Gas Light Company's honds or debentures, which havo been called and are payable February 1. 130C, are requested to pre Bent th' same on und after tha.t at th office of THIS PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY.

172 Montague Ktreel, Brooklyn, N. where they will paid and accrued Interest therefor. Ja24 12t E. R. CHAPMAN.

Treasurer. THE BROOKLYN UNION OAS COflfANY 180 riKMSEN ST, BROOKLYN. N. JANUARY 23, 18H0 Coupons of the Consolidated HorlKuKe Five Per Cent. Uonds ol THE CITIZENS' GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF CROOICLYN.

maturing February 1. will be paid on presentath on and after that date, at the office of THE PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY, 172 Montague street, Brooklyn, N. Y. jn2C St E. R.

CHAPMAN, Treasurer. Warmbrunn also gave some selections on the piano. Miss Grace Covert recited some of her humorous pieces, to the delight of everyone present. At midnight all repaired to the din ingroom, where Justice was done to the delicacies that awaited them, after which dancing was resumed. Among those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. Warmbrunn, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Srmvariz, Miss Jeanne Schwartz, Dr. and Mrs.

W. Shrewsbury, M. Shrewsbury, Miss Mills, Mr. Ttlchnrdson, Misses Pauline and Minnie Wurmbrunn. the MeBsrs.

McCabe, Mrs. P. Weed, Louis Weed, A. Covert, Miss Grocie Covert, Mrs. L.

Hatch. SWAMI VIVBKANANDA. Swami Vivekananda, the expounder of the Vedanta philosophy and the Brahman faith, will deliver a lecture before the Brooklyn palpal notirtlotion at r.hp Pouch mansion this 1896. 5 1ST ANNUAL STATEMENT OP THE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, NEWARK, N.J. AMZI DODD, President.

Hamilton Trust Company, 101 MONTAGUE STP.EKT. CAPITAL, MM.0O0. SURPLUS, Pays Liberal Interest on Dally Balances. Accepts Trusts created by will or olherwir.e. Acts aa Trustee and Transfer Agent for Corpor.

tlons. Authorized to act as Guardian, Executor and Administrator. Is a Legal Depository for Trust Funds. Special Tanking Facilities for Ladles. laml'iy and Accounts Solicited OFFICERS: SILAS B.

DUTCHER, President. WILLIAM II. LYON. Vice President. ALFRED J.

POUCH. Second Vice Presidraii JOSEPH B. WHITE. Secretary. BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

William II Lyon. Silas B. Dutcher, Jnmes O. Carpenter, William Berrl, Charles W. Betts, Charles Cooper.

William H. H. Childs, Timothy L. Woodruft Henry N. Whitney, Henry E.

Hutchinson, Calvin Patterson. Harlan P. Halsey, John Ditmas, Alfred J. Pouch, William Hester. Wm.

V. R. Smith, John McGwire. Millard F. Smith, William C.

Wallace. Eugene F. O'Connor, Leonard Moody. Joseph B. White.

John R. Hegeman. Pamphlets containing substantial reasons "Why People Should Do Business With Trust Con panles" mailed urjon application. 80 84 OOH 112 10VA 11!) 104 03K ir, li'0 107H lot; lion 14a USX 100 70 80S6 100 wan 33 80 70 75 04 Open Bonds. fnE.

Metropolitan El Mo Kan East Int. 0M Mo Kan it of 5s. 77 Mo Kan Tex 4s. 83S 4 Mo Kan Tex 2d. 0 Minn sijtL con 9 Mo l'ai: 3d Nosh Chat VCent iHt Ill' Ch St Nor RR of 03 Nat S'arch vsui nra dob.

N'west d5a 10.10... .10711 N'west r.s N'west dSs Nwest 1st i i.n 141 Nor Pac con 5 Norl'ac Istc 114)4 Nor Pac 2d NorPa. Sd 01HK Out fcWds MH Ores Short 0s 10a Ores Short 0s tr OieKlmplst 01 Orel; Imp os rr Poo East 1st SO Plus Went 75 Rio Orando 4s. Rock Island deb os. 94 Rock Island 5s Heading in 4s 7.9t Heading 1st inc 1 ap 30 Heading 2d ine 1 a 19S Heading 3d ine lap lAYi Heading deb inc a p.

Vs St So 1st 72s so 2d 2 Knli A A PaKS oOH War Riirilors in Europe and Financial Tension at Home The Situation Improving at the 'End of the Month. Stopks.Strong and Exchange Easy. Wall street, Saturday evening, February 1 77 Thp political tension in Europe at the beginning the year threatened serious conse ELECTION NOTICES. 10 9 2 7 3 205 14 100 17 15 30 57 0 14 14 47 13 10 ltil evening on the Hindoo conception of God the THE TWENTY SIXTH WARD BANK OF BROOKLYN The annual meeting of the stockholders of this bank for the election of director and three Inspectors of the succeeding election will hold n.f ihlr rooms, on WEDNES Atman. Highest.

108)4 00 80. 84 00 00 112 lOlHi 11!) 104 03H Uo 130 107W 100 UTOtL 141 385i 11SH 100 70 80 10UH il 33 HO 77 103 TOW HBX 22 20 2 734 HOW "OK 88 as 103 102H 103 31 Hi 111 08 104H 77 106M 10SW 105 Lowest. 106H 8il T7J.J 83 00 98 112 101M .110 103K 03 115 131! 107H 100 107 141 34K llJC 103M "OK 80 105 104K 91 32 80 75 75 94 102K 77 3d 17 14U TIM 28 50 WW 8554 2 Jl 102 102 102H 3.156 111 97J4 104 76 10BW 104 104 FINANCIAL. DAY. February 5.

1596, between 3 and 5 o'clock i P. M. ja22 14t J. K. ALEXANDER, Cashier.

"THE NEW YORK PLATE GLASS 1NSUR 1 ANCE COMPANY, Head Office 21 Pine street. New York, January 21, I8SG The annual election i RECEIPTS IN 18S5. Received for premiums liecclved for interest and rents ST.801.3M.SD 2.783,0."1.S4 1029S I 1108 I nvestors Securities 30 for directors of thlt company and inspectors or 22H 1038 I Balance January isds 53.7 16,243.30 I 1K40 20 election will be neld at tne omcs or tne comirany. 1 24 Pine on TUESDAY. February 4.

1396. The PeODlCS i FUSC COITipaily li.f, jdn rind 1 early in tho afternoon with the grangers heaviest, but about 1 these stocks reacted and subsequently Reading advanced and with the exception' of a break in Tobacco about 2:30 the market was strong to the close. On Tuesday soon after the dpeaing there were realizing sales in'Sugar, Tobacco and the grangers, but later there was a rally, ied by Reading, on the favorable December report, and the tendency was generally upward for the remainder of the morning, and early in the afternoon, with good buying of Sugar, Manhattan, Tobacco, the grangers. Western Union and Leather preferred. Soon after 1 Rock Island fell off and there was more or less realizing in other Btockjs until 2:15, when Sugar, the grangers.

Union Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Pacific and the. coal shares advanced sharply and the market was quite strong to the close. On Wednesday Sugar and Manhattan were feverish in the early trade but soon a.Cter the first round property advanced and gradually the whole list improved but about 11 the grangers were broken down and the movement was irregular and lower until near noon when there was a recovery In the afternoon the feature was good buying of tho Northern Pacifies on news of the settlement of the jurisdiction of the court in the reorganization matter. The speculation was tame until 2, when Sugar, Manhattan and Louisville and Nashville advanced sharply and the market wa3 active and higher to the close. On Thursday there was a gradual advance in the early trade, led by Sugar and the coal shares, and though a little irregular, the market was generally strong for the remainder of the morning, and during the first hour in the afternoon, Reading leading on news that the meeting of presidents of the coal companies would settle the tonnage controversy.

After 1. Union Pacific Joined the list of active stocks, and though Tobacco and Sugar were feverish the tone was strong until 2:30,. when the above named propc fiies and Central New Jersey were broken down, and the tone was Irregular and lower to the close. On Friday, after a steady opening. Sugar and the grangers fell off, followed by Reading and Louisville and Nashville, but about 11 there was.

a recovery and good buying of Manhattan, the Southerns, Electric and Tennessee Coal and Iron. In the afternoon the market was Iregular and lower until 2, when Sugar and the grangers advanced and the tone was generally strong to the close. This Total SH, 333,620.10 172 MONTAGUE STREET. a22" 13 1 A JOR A. WHITE.

Secretary. Trust, TRUST COMPANIES. 194 1 SI i 40 I 8 120 17 181 25 X7 27 A raiu; under the direction of Dr. Jamieson, upon the city ot 'Johannesburg, in the Transvaal republic, for the purpose or extending British rule over that important point, resulted in the defeat of the raiding party. This entirely local affair was quickly made a serious matter by the Emperor WUl lam of Germany, who telegraphed President IKruger 01 the Transvaal republic his con vgraitulations ait the defeat of Che marauding party and this action of Emperpr William gave much offense to England that, without writing for explanations preparations were immediately made for war, a flying' squadron was mobilized, recruiting for the army be Vcarne active and the attention of the British people was absorbed by the possibilities of Ortnflirr Tho VoTi.ftvtuiln rwntwVir5V With EXPENDITURES IN 3S95.

Claims by death 53,800.761.41 Endowments and annuities Surrendered policies Dividends or return premiums 3,02740.23 (Paid policy holders SG.S49.S70.5S.) Taxes 246,077.24 Expenses. Including agents' commissions, advertising, salaries, etc 1,243.491.3" Profit and loss account, including premiums paid on bon Js purchased 56.799.40 2 73M odH 01H 80 21M 9 1 103 10i 10254 35H 31 111 9S 104 70M 10 105W 105 IS WALL STREET, NEW YORK. Heretofore no well defined plan has been devised for protecting the earnings and accumulated money of the whole people. On the contrary. every Imaginable scheme and device has been employed in aid of an endless appropriation of those earnings to the uses and benefits of a few.

To this end the most brilliant, the most ingenious and the most unscrupulous minds find remunera 92 27 Southern Os U0 Tex l'ac 1st 8W Pac 2d 20M Tex 4XO con 0'AH Un l'ac lt 1800 102 Un racist 1807 102H Un Pac 1st 1808 102W Un Par. Den i 1st. 35 SCord 1st 31H 8 Leather 0s Ill Union Elev. 1st OK Wabash 1st 104 Wabash 2d 70 West Union 5s 10054 West Shore 4s 1C4? West Shoro r4s 104H 154 79 Ti'TAT. H.V1.0Q Bup.px.tra No.on INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES.

This company acts as Kxecuior, Administrator. Guardian, Trustee, Receiver, Transfer Agent and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds and transacts any and all business usually done by other Trust Com. panies of standing and repute. Is designated as a depository for STATE FUND anu moneys paid Into court. Procures Letters of Credit for Travelers payable in any part of tho world.

Is represented in the New York Clearing Hout, OFFICERS: FELIX CAMPBELL. President. JACOB O. DETTMER, First Vice President. HORACE J.

MORSE, Second Vice President. EDWARD JOHNSON. Secretary. CH RLES A. BOODY.

Assistant Secretary. TRUSTEES: Eugene G. Blackford, Solomon W. Johnson, Isidore M. Bon, James Jourdan, David A.

Boody, Robert J. KlmbalL Felix Campbell, James McMahon. i Amory Carhort. Horace J. Morse.

William M. Cole. John E. Searles, I William B. Davenport, Howard M.

Smith, J. G. Dettmer, Frederick A. Schroedol Bernard Gallagher, Alonzo Slote. William B.

Hill. George P. Tangeman. I Cornelius N. Hoaglond, Frederic A.

Ward. Total 564,333.620.19 ASSETS JANUAJtY 1. 189G. Cash on hand and in banks Loans on collateral, U. S.

bonds and CATHOLIC CHURCH NEWS. tive employment. There Is not a place in tne civilized world that is not permeated with misleading, alluring and insidious plans for absorbing the surplus earnings of the people. The losses to which ihey have been subjected In one way and another are almost Incalculable. They have been Induced to buy every imaginable kind of bonds, alleged securities, stocks and other forms of so called investments, with the result that the few own all the money in the world and the many are their Instruments for producing more.

A few men could assemble In New York on twenty four hours' notice and by concerted action stop every Important Industry In this country A smaller number could be called to meet in London, and In less time they could paralyze the business of the other securities 2. 273,500.00 United Stats and other bonds, par 11.9r,2.019.G0 First bonds and mortgage on real es tate 32.074.240.21 I Real estate 1.S21, 678.73 on policies In force 7. 22 S. 912.67 Agents' balances and cash obligations 4.730.74 The Brooklyn Trust CORNER MONTAGUE AND CLINTON STS. Capital entirely Invented la U.

s. per cent, bonds at par 1 22 2SV Surplus, June 20. 1895 1.4.2.SU.IU INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. Which my be made subject to check at Bight ot returnable at fljreil dafs. Checks pass through New York Clearing Houwt.

Is a safe depository lor funds awaltins lnvest Authorlzed by special charter to act as executor, trustee, administrator, guardian, committee, receiver, or In any other position of trust. Is a designated depository for Court moneys. Acts as registrar or transfer agent of stock and bonds and as trustee for railroad or other corporation mortgages. Execut orders in U. S.

bonds and other investment securities. Upon deposit of cash or approved securities will guarantee travellne letters of credit and pay all drafts under the same. CHRISTIAN T. CHRISTENSEN. President.

JAMES ROSS CURRAN. Secretary. FREDERICK C. COLTON. Assistant Secretary.

TRUSTEES: Alexander M. White. William H. Male, Michael Chauncey. Henry W.

Maxwell, William B. Kendall, Charles M. Pratt, Edwin F. Knowlton. S.

W. Boocock. John T. Martin. George W.

Chauncey. John J. Pierrepont. Christian T. Chrdstensen, George G.

Reynolds, W. N. Dykman, John Glbb. Thomas T. Barr E.

H. R. Lyman, C. I. Wood.

Henry K. Sheldon. this country was regarded as of minor importance, the pressure upon the porte was relaxed, because of evident want of concord, and the German incident was the all absorbing topic. ilefore Che flying squadron was assembled and put in 'commission the excitement began to subside and by the middle of the aionth the political tension had entirely disappeared. The English foreign office received information regarding the Venezuelan controversy which promised to bring about a harmonious settlement of the boundary ITEMS OP INOTEREST FROM VARIOUS PARISHES OF THE CITY.

To day is the feast of the Purification or Candlemas day. All the candles for use in the churches for the year are blessed to day. At St. James' pro cathedral, on Jay street, the services will bc a little more elaborate than at other churches. Bishop McDonnell will attend at tho last mass.

Tho candles will be Interest due and fl. 155.395.51 Net deterred and unreported premiums on policies In force 704,477.45 INSURANCE. 1.859,872.97 question and tho situation gradually grew peaceful Not even the disclosure on the' 23d Total morning the market opened fractionally low $57,975,261.57 of an aggressive and defensive treaty be er ana waB dui ami without feature until tween Russia and. Turkey caused the least when Union Pacific advanced, stimu latlne an improvement all around and though ripple of excitement in political circles and at the end the month the indications LIABILITIES. Reserve fund, 4 per cent 53,518,661.00 Policy claims In process of adjustment 232,881.38 Allowance for unpresented claims 70,000.00 Dividends due and unpaid 354.092.30 Premiums paid in advance 12.089.86 pointed to an agreement France and Italy for the.

final set dull the tone was generally steady for the remained of the first hour. After 11 there was an irregular decline and the tone was heavy to the close and the. trading, was light. i Comparing rates of stocks at the opening on Monday with those at the close to day the following changes appear: ADVANCE. Per cent, i Per cent.

S54.187.724.51 world, destroy existing values ana reauce to penury nine tenths of all the people. So great has been the concentration of wealth, and so great is Its power, that such a result is now easy of accomplishment. It is to those who have created this vast wealth and parted with it for a mere existence or with the hope of gain that these words are addressed, and It Is for their benefit and protection that the INVESTORS SECURITIES TP.UST 1ms been carefully planned and formed. This country is growing in riches. Its natural resources are" unlimited.

It possesses more advantages for the accumulation of money than any other country In the world. The seed of prosperity has been sown. A long drouth in the form of panic, frosts In the form of pernicious legislation and bad weather in the form of ill advised and unwise policy upon the part of our highest public officials have retarded the growth of the plant; but Its roots are strong and deep, and through the unremitting toll and determination of the people It has been nourished and will soon bud and blossom to the delight and profit of all those who have the courage and will to pluck its golden flowers. The opportunity for accumulating money rapidly comes but a few times in the lives of those who live the longest. To all those living now the chance exists to greatly improve their material conditions.

By securing the aid and advice of the INVESTORS SECURITIES TRUST the reader will be placed In a position to get his share of the Increasing wealth of the country and render substantial aid In an equitable division thereof. ic Trii 1, hMrntlon of monev hv a few Amor Refining Co 2. Amer Tobacco 1 Surplus $3,607,537.03 From the above surplus a dividend has been declared to each policy entitled thereto, payable on its anniversary In 1896. Surplus by legal standaj ds of N. N.

based on market value of as els and 4 per cent, reserve $4,051,472.52 Policies Issued and revived in 1S93, 13.446, insuring $32,846,458. Policies in force January 1. 1SS6, 84,916, insuring $218,917,716. tlement of the Armenian question. On the Cth the announcement was made by tho treasury department of the offer of 000,000 4 per cent, thirty year bonds for popular subscription.

It intended that tho issue should be made under contract with a syndicate, which had been informally arranged by' Mr'. J. P. Morgan, hut tho opposition in the South to such jx course induced the administration to call for popular subscriptions, to be opened February 5. Some doubt was expressed at first as to the success of plan, but gradually it became clear that whatever bonds wore not taken by the public would be bid for by those who originally intended to be associated with Mr.

Morgan, and this would insure the taking of the entire issue. A premium of 1 of Va per cent, upon gold coin induced bullion dealers and Atch Top it Santa Fe. 14 Central Jersey 6J6 Chesapeake 9tf Chicago 1 Clove CC4 St Consolidated Gas 0 Denver Itio blessed by him before the mass and a procession will be made around the church, the bishop participating. It Is customary for the people to have candles blessed at the churches today for use at their homes in case of sickness and also to make an offering of candles for use In the church. Father Patrick M.

Fitzgerald, one of the assistants at St. John's chapel, has beeu appointed acting pastor of the Church ot tne Immaculate Conception, Leonard and Maujer streets, during the temporary absence of the pastor, the Rev. James F. Crowley. Father Crowley sailed Tuesday last on the steamship Prince Bismarck for a trip the Mediterranean sea and a tour through the Holy Land.

He will be gone ten weeks and will return shortly before holy week. Abbe Hogan of the Boston seminary, will lecture on the "Literary Genius of France," at the Pouch gallery Monday evening at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the Fenelon Reading circle. Abbe Hogan is well known as the leader of the Sulpiclans at San Sulpice, Paris. There will be an anniversary mass of requiem at St. Ambrose' church on Tuesday, February 4, for 'the repose of the late Father Sheeny, former pastor of the church.

An anniversary mass of requiem will also be celebrated at the church of the Holy Trinity, Montrose avenue, on Tuesday, February 11, for the late Mgr. May. V. G. Forty hours' devotion will be begun at the Northern Pacific 1H Omaha Ontario Jc 1 Pacific Mail 2 Pullman 1H Readlns 2H Hoot Island 2H St Paul 1H St Paul pfd Southern Southern pfd 1H Texas Pacific Tenn Coal 2H Cordage Co Wabash Wabash pfd Wheeling Electric Lake shore litf DIRECTORS.

Loulnville Manhattan El 2 Mo Kan pfd National Lead 1J Sur A Western pf UH Northwestern 9a. Pred'k M. Shepaxd, John L. Blake, Edward H. WrlphT, Benjamin Miller, AtvizI Dodd, Bloomfleld J.

Miller, Albert B. Carlton, Rob't F. Ballontlne. James B. Pearson, Marcus L.

"Ward, EuKne Vanderpool. Fred'k Freylinghuysen. THE LAWYERS' TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY Of New York. Brooklyn offices, Nos. 164 166 Mont gue St.

Capital Surplus Jan. 1, 1896 $1,653,01285 Total losses since 8 0,686 48 Examines and insures titles to real estate, the assured selecting hia own counsel, if he desires. Defends at its own expense any suit brought against a title that it has insured. Pays any claim established against the title up to the amount of its policy and all costs and expenses ot litigation ia addition. Publishes its losses, that its patrons may judge of the care with which its work is done.

Furnishes an abstract of title in addU tion to a policy. Loans money on bond and mortgage, representing through its counsel th principal individuals, estates and corporations having money to loan. This company confines itself strictly to the examination and Insurance of titles. It has no powers as a Trust Company, nor does it transact any legal business not incidental to such examination Therefore, its assets are subject only to the losses of title insurance. It has the largest capital of any company doing a strictly title Ineuranoa business.

It is not competing with brokers in the business of renting or taking charge os real estate. EDWIN W. COGGESHAXL. President and General Man agar. CHARLES E.

STRONG, Vice President. DAVID B. OGDEN, 2d Vice President. WILLIAM P. DIXON.

SecrettSy. JOHJT DUER. Treasurer. Long Island Loan and Trust Company. 203 MONTAGUE STREET.

CAPITAL J500.000. SURPLUS $350,000. This surplus has accumulated from tho successful administration of the business of the company slnoe Its organizfl Uon ixx 1884, and has not in any way been created by contributions from stockholders. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES. Checks drawn on this company are payable through the New York Clearing House.

Certificates of deposit will be Issued, payable on demand and bearing interest until paid. This company is authorized by charter to act as Trustee, Executor, Administrator. Guardian. Committee of Estates or Receiver. It is also a legal depository for all Trust Funds and for money paid Into Court.

It acts as Registrar or Transfer Agent of stocks and bonds and as Trustees for railroad and other modtgages. It guarantee, letters of credit IsBued to travelers and will do any and alt other business usually done by Trust Companies of responsibility and standing. TRUSTEES Watson B. Dlckerman. David G.

Legget, William M. Ingraham, Seymour L. Husted. Bernard Peters, James W. Cromwell, Edward D.

White, Frank L. Babbott, David Bamett, Theodore F. Jackson. Edward Merrltt. George Edward Ide.

Frank Lvman. John F. Halsted. Seth L. Keener, WMllam C.

Redfleld. EDWARD MERRITT. President. DAVID G. LEGGET, "Vice President.

FREDERICK T. ALDRIDGE. Secretary. others to arrange for the importation of the metal, and gradually the banks and other in DECLINE. Per cent.

Per oent. stitutioua accumulated coin for the purpose oi capitalists, to protect the public against fraud and to aid the people to save and Increase their earnings that this Institution was formed. To the accomplishment of this end It asks your co operation, vour patronage, and upon the Integrity and honesty of its ofilcers and directors and upon its merits as a sound and legitimate corporate enterprise It Invites your confidence and hearty sup PTHE INVESTORS SECURITIES TRUST is incorporated under tho laws of the State of New York and its capital has been fully paid in In cash. paying for the bonds. The original terms of I Chicago Gas Trust.

i.N St 2d pfd tPher treasury circular were modified on the m'ft 8 L. SPENCER G0BLE, State Agent, Southern New York and Northern New Jersey, 137 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. 16th so as to provide for payment for the Chi i St List pfd 4H Western Union Money on call loaned at 3 and at per cent, during the week, averaging 3. The higher rate was recorded on Friday, due to calling In of loans In connection with February payments.

Time loans remain nominally at 6 per cent, for all dates, with a small business for ninety days and four months, commercial paper is in better demand, though rates are 6 per cent for sixty to ninety day bills 6 for four months' acceptances, 6a7 for prime and 7a3 fox good four to six months' single names. The surplus reserve of the Italian church of Our Lady of MoudI Carmel, North Eighth street and Union avenue, after the last mass to day. Next Sunday the same devotion will be held in St. Stephen's church, Carroll street, near Hicks, the Rev. M.

T. Kilahy, pastor. On Easter Monday ground will be broken bouds in installments of 20 per cent, ten clays after allotment and 10 per cent, iu fifteen day periods thereafter, thus extending the time for final payment to about the middle of June, whereas, under the original circular, final pay ment would have to be made early in April. This modification tended to relieve anxiety regarding the money market, and though short time loans were not offered money on call be came easy. Toward the end of the month the premium on gold was reduced to and of 1 per oent.

Importations of the metal in connection with the bond issue amounted to and experts were $9,650,516. Exchange was generally firm at the opening of the vear at 4.S8' a4.80 for sixty day and 4.90. for sight, and $1,000,000 gold was shipped to Europe on the 4th. Early, in the following week the tone was a little unsettled by tho premium on gold, but later it grew easier, and some bankers quoted $4.88 for long and $4. 89 for short.

Gold to the amount of $4,000,000 was shipped, $2,750,000 It Is the onlv institution of its kind in the world. It combines in its various departments the best talent procurable the best experts, the ablest attorneys, the most capable financiers of long, successful, and diversified experience, the best statisticians, the best Judges of valuw. and men experienced In getting news and explicit and exclusive Information. It possesses every neces sarv facllltv for rapidly, accurately and successfully transacting business. It is in close touch with everv part of this country and Europe through its agents, attorneys and correspondents.

The business of th TRUST is divided into the following departments, all of which are under the direction of the Board of Directors, and each of which is managed by men specially and peculiarly qualified to fill their respective positions, Department of Investigation. Legal Department, Bond Department, Stock and Con dtrles Department, Department of Exploitation nd Promotion, Department of Representation Bureau of Information, Foreign Department. Those who Invest through this Institution will be protected by every possible safeguard, no matter how large or small the sum Invested. The richest capitalist cannot obtain in this Institution any better protection or advantage than is accorded to its smallest investor. banks is $39,623,400.

Foreign exchange was easy until Wednesday and nominal rates were for long and for short. There were liberal offerings, of bills which had been bought early in the month in anticipation of large Imports of gold In conneotion with the bond Issue, and there were also some grain bills, which had been delivered on options. On Wednesday afternoon the market grew stead INSURE YOUR TITLE. Why carry the risk yourself? Why rely on any protection but tho best? FOR A POLICY HOLDER THIS COM PANY 1. Defends at its own expense any suit brought against a title gu aranteed by it.

2. Pays any claim established against the property? 8. Compels an objecting purchaser to complete his contract to buy; or, if defeated in the attempt to do so, either pays the damages or takes the property off its policy holder's hands. Ko other system does any of these things, but leaves all the risk and loss to be borne by the owner. TITLE GUARANTEE and TRUST COHPANY.

(55 Liberty N. Y. Offices '26 Court Brooklyn. (N.E.eor 58th St. 7th CAPITAL, $2,000,000.

SURPLUS, $1,250,000. Kings County Trust Co. 342. 344. 346 FULTON St.

CORNER COURT SQUARE (formerly Boerum place.) CAPITAL, SURPLUS UNDIVIDED PROFITS 4L31S.C0 JUUa.v L. I'AiitvjHILD. President. J. S.

T. STKANAHAN, D. W. McWILLIAMS. Vice Presidents.

HERMON MORRIS, Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE. Assistant Secretary. Acts as executor, administrator, trustee, guardian, receiver, committee of the insane, transfer agent and registrar for corporations. Designated by tht General Terms of the Supreme and City Courts as a legal depository for estate funds.

Collects rents, coupons and Interest and manages property of non residents. Secures letters of credit and drafts payable In any part of the world. TRUSTEES: John Arbuckle, Clement Lockitt, A. Abraham. D.

W. McWilllams. A. D. Balrd.

James McGovern, going forward on the Sth and on me ier, and for the remainder of the week It was GENERAL OFFICES: 37 and 39 Liberty St and 46 Maiden lane. New York. BRANCH OFFICES, NEW YORK: N. K. corner 125th st and Lexington av.

141 255 Columbus av. nth. In tho followine the week the market I t. i "The Leading Fire Insurance Company of America." was uuii aim si.ct iu auu shipped to London and $200,000 to South America. There was no change in tho week ending the 2th, but $2,500,000 gold was ex nortpd on the 22tl.

The tono Krow easier Lances. There was an 'export of $500,000 gold to South America to day and during the week $1,030,000 gold arrived from Europe on the St. Paul. The not gold in the treasury is $49,609,613. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the week ending Saturday, February 1: during the last week and nominal rates closed Opening, Jan.

27. Low Cloning, est. Fob. 1. at lor sixty aay anu lor sight.

The net gold in the treasury at the end of the month was $30,109,613. Money on eaii loaned at 1 and 8 per cent, early in the month. Gradually the rate fell to an average of 3 per cent, and at the end ol the month the supply was abundant, but a T.Trt fifPai irtCT o. WPfP George Brower, Moses May If you have money to Invest consult with us. We may be able to save you from loss.

If you have invested and lost, send us full particulars. We may be able to recover a part or all. If you are now considering a certain investment, advise with us. We can give valuable information concerning any stock, bond or other security. If you are a minority stockholder in some company, and your rights have been Ignored, or If for any reason you are apprehensive, let us know.

We can protect vou. If you are In need of help In the manflfeement of your investments or business, come or write to us. We will aid you. If you want to make money do not delay in consulting with us In person or by letter. Those In need of or desiring the services of this institutions are cordially invited to call at the offices or write for full information.

INVESTORS SECURITIES TRUST, 15 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. Roswell Eldrldse. 104 107K Ata.Sug. Kef. Am.Sug.

Ref.Co.pfd 98Ji Am. Cotton Oil 11H Am. Tobacco 77 Cord Meyer. Eugene F. O'Connor, Dick S.

Ramsey, J. S. T. Stranahan, H. B.

Scharmann, William V. R. Smith. J. D.

Falrchild, John Good, Nelson J. Gates, William Harkness, 78 made of money for thirty or sixty days and lk'SSJSslsiL Joseph C. Hendriac, Whitman W. Kenyon, w. Van Anden, tnerc were cwiy a lev uanadtLiuua iui uanamau racioc 4SK 107J4 I fnti al New lOl Joseph Llebmann, John j.

TV llllams. DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALtANCES. days to four months, out ollermgs were hd eral for Ave to six months and rates for domestic nioiiey were 6 per while foreign houses offered it at SaSVi for ninety days to Incorporated 1819. Charter PerpettxaJ. IBM 77W 05W 30 Cash Capital S4.000.OC u.uuu.uo four months with a gold rate.

The business Cash Assets 11.05513.89 Total Liabilities 3,042.651.78 Net Surplus 3,412.882 JO Losses paid in 77 years 7713,123.09 Central Pacific 149 Chesapeake 159ft Chio. Bnr. 70W Chicago Gas Trust ct 6SJK Clev.C.C.&St.L:... 35 Cleve. C.C.S St.l.pf Col.

Coal Dev. Co 3H Consolidated Gas 148 Delaware Hudson. 127M Del. Lack.i Western.l6r Deuv. Rio G.

pfd. 4BM Iris. Cat. 164 Erie 3d a. pd 16M Krio pfd 25 Gen.

Electric 2751 164 W. A. akbuutuj. uen i. Agt.

ior Long isiana. 202 Montatfuo Street, Brooklyn. N. for the new church to be erected by the Fathers of Mercy at Aberdeen street and Broadway. The present building in use by the parishioners, and which is known as tne Church of St.

Francis de Sales, has become too small to accommodate the growing congregation In this building up section of the city, and permission has been received by Father Porcile, the pastor, from the bishop for the erection of the new edifice, wflich will be 200 feet in length and will cost about $200,000. A lecture will be delivered by General Horatio C. King at lie iTc Woman's association club house, 10 Prospect place, on Wednesday evening. The subject of the lecture will be "Songs of All Nations." Father Belford of St. Dominic's church, Oyster Bay, will lecture on Monday evening before the Reading circle attached to St.

Anthony's church, Manhattan avenue and Milton street, of which the Rev. P. F. O'Hare is pastor. Henry Austin Adams has been engaged to deliver a course of lectures under the auspices of the united societies attached to the Church of the 'Nativity, of which the Rev.

Michael Moran is pastor. The lectures will be given in the Nativity institute, Gates and Franklin avenues. The first one 'which will be entitled "Cranks." will be delivered Wednesday evening next. The others will be as follows: February 13, "The Siege of Heaven;" February 19, "Story of My Conversion;" February 27, "Catholic America;" March 11, "Cardinal A number of lectures have already been given directly under the auspices of the Holy Name society attached to the church, of which the Rev. James L.

Langan is the director. Father Langan has taken an active interest in the society and since he lias been placed over it the society has been steadily increasing in membership and has at the present time 66G names on the roll. Last Sunday there was an attendance of 420 communicants at the quarterly communion of the society. In the evening of that day a reception of new members was held in the church and seventy five young men were received Into membership." Father Langan was instrumental in organizing the Nativity Holy Name society orchestra, which has supplied the musical part of the entertainments and lecture given recently in the parish. A choral society oi twenty four members has also been formed out of the membership of the society.

Father Langan is an interesting and entertaining speaker and at the regular monthly meetings addressing the members on some appropriate topics. He has a magic lantern supplied with lens capable of throwing a picture 50 feet square. He has in his collection many valuable views and iictures, and with this aid gives many interesting and instructive illustrated talk to the members of his Bociety. Gounod's Sollenelle mass, with a double quartet and forty voices, will be rendered at the Church of Our Lady of Angels, Seventy fourth street and Fourth avenue, at 10:30 o'clock mass this morning. The string or chestra of five pieces that assisted at the Christmas day services has been engaged again for this occasion and the Christmas programme will be repeated.

Gounod's Kyrie, Gloria. Credo. Sanctus. Benedictus and Agnus Dei and "Ave Maria" at the offertory, and Giorza's Veni Creator will be sung. In the afternoon at 4 o'clock there will be benediction of the blessed sacrament.

Miss Minnie E. Gallagher is organist. SIS 17 7oH 100JS lo 30 4f 5 100M 14H lo rm 035s" 35M 00 3 148 i20X 162 45 im 15K 25 20K 17 OUH 143K 102M 23 03 10H 73 12 255s 25M 25H 85W 07iJ 74 Hocking Valley 18H Undercurrent Strong, Stocks and Wheat. The restoration of the Coal trade ti a profitable basis will help all the coal stocks, ef peciallv READING. This stock in 1K2, with conditions not half as favorable as now, sold at 60.

THK GENERAL MARKET SHOWS GREAT STRENGTH AND REFLECTS CONFIDENCE OF CAPITAL IN THE PRESENT SITUATION. MONEY IS NOW ACTIVELY EMPLOYED IN THE PURCHASE OF STOCKS, BONDS AND WHEAT. Ca'des for WHEAT are higher and the foreign demand is increasing. The cash demand is sharp both in Cew York and at the West. ADVICES FROM THE WINTER WHEAT BELT CONTINUES UNFAVORABLE AND ALL NEWS, HOME AND FOREIGN, FAVORS MUCH HIGHER PRICES.

MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, OFFICE. 51 WALL STREET. NEW YORK. ORGANIZED IN 184Z.

INSURES AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND! TRANSPORTATION RISKS AND WILL ISSUB POLICIES MAKING LOSS PAYABLE IN ENGLAND. ASSETS OVER TE MILLION DOLLARS. FORi THE SECURITY OF ITS POLICIES. 9GH ..144 81K OHlce of THE BROOKLYN UNION OAS 180 Itemsen Brooklyn, N. Y.

TO HOLDERS OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING nORTGAGE BONDS: First Mortgage Bonds of the Will iamsburgh Gas Light Company. First nortgage Bonds of the People's Gas Light Company of Brooklyn. First nortgage Bonds of the Metropolitan Gas Light Company of Brooklyn. First nortgage Bonds of the Fulton Municipal Gas Company of Brooklyn. Consolidated First nortgage Bonds of the Citizens' Gas Light Company of Brooklyn.

Consolidated nortgage Bonds of the Union Gas Light Company of Brooklyn. First nortgage Bonds of the Union Gas Light Company (these must first be exchanged for the aforesaid Consolidated Mortgage Bonds of the same company). Holders of anr of the above mentioned bonds mar now exchange 'the same for First Mortgage flftv vear live per cent, bonds of THE UROOKLYN tJNION GAS COMPANY, boud for bomW interest to be adjusted to the date of exrhange), at the office of the GUARANTY TKl'ST COMPANY OF NEW YOItK No. GS Cedar st. New York Citv.

Thi; right or jirivilro? i make vuch exchange trill cease on February Dated December 1, E. II. Treasurer. Illinois Lake Shore Long Lou. N.

Chi. $8 14. 5W 'flii 405s 2QH 1005s Franklin Trust Company, Montague street, corner of Clinton. CAPITAL. $1,000,000.

SURPLUS, OVER J9OO.0O0. Authorized by law to act aa EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR. TRUSTEE. GUARDIAN or COMMITTEE and otter special advantage such.

IS A LEGAL REPOSITORY FOR COURT MONEYS ALLOTV3 INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers Its services on favorable terms as TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES. REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES. Checks on this company will be paid through the.

New York Clearing GEO. H. SOUTHARD, President. WILLIAiJ H. WALLACE Vice President.

JAS. R. COWING, Second Vice President and Secretary. CROWELL HADDEN. Assistant Secretary.

TRUSTEES A. A. Low. Albro J. Newton, Edwin Packard.

Crowell Hadden, John Winsiow. H. E. Pierrepont. Darwin R.

Jamea. William Marshall, Alexander E. Orr, George M. Olcott, Joseph E. Brown, George H.

Southard. John B. Wood ward. W. A.

Read. William H. Wallace, Theodore Dreier. Franklin E. Taylor, Thomas E.

StUlman. D. H. Housntallntr. Martin Joosu The profits of the Company revert to the assured, and are divided annually upon the premiums ter mlnated during the year, thereby reducing th coBt of Insurance.

For such dividends, certificates are Issued, bear lng interest until ordered to be redeemed, in mm in commercial paper was limited to purchases ot choice four months' names at 7 to 8 per cent, and the. banks were not in the market as buyers. The stock market was more or less unsettled, the disturbed feeling In Europe at the beginning of the year and later by tho announcement of the bond issue, which it was feared would cause stringency in money. Gradually a more hopeful view ot the situation prevailed and the market Improved under the lead of Sugar and the grangers. In the second week the trading was wholly professional and confined to the industrials, Chicago Gas; Manhattan, Western Union and the grangers.

The favorable news from Europe indicating tho peaceful settlement of the Venezuelan boundary dispute, the ending of the German Incident and relaxation of tension regarding affairs in the Transvaal republic Had comparatively little influence. Toward tho end of. the week prices fell sharply on an unconfirmed rumor that the English fleet had been ordered to the Bermudas. During the third week the market was generally strong and gradually tho whole list improved, Influenced by higher prices for Americana in London and by the entire absence of political tension in Europe. There was good buying "of stocks by arbitrage houses and investment purchases of stocks and bonds, which stimulated covering of short contracts.

The news of the treaty between Russia and Turkey had only a slight Influence and toward the end of the week there was a good demand for Sugar, the other industrials, Atchison, the coal shares, the grangers, Consolidated Gas, Electric. Louisville and Nashville, the Van derbllts, Manhattan. Western Union and Leather preferred and the market was quite Highest. 108M 09 19 70 102 15 495 lOSa 15 10H 78 00 90 157K 45 105! 10M 23' 31 38 08 140 81H' 47 21M 107 23" 00 20 77 12Js 08 70 2k 51a 11 31 651 100M 145 120W 1JM 10 2056 8M 1JH 5(1 WW 15 70 725 1275, 10H 10H OiK 28 r8J4 75C 175H K4 T(i 12M 38 cordance with tne cnarter. W.

H. H. MOORS. President. A.

A. RAVEN. Vice President. F. A.

PARSONS. Second Vice President. J. H. CHAPMAN.

Secretary. 20M 2X 0 7 87 08 75 28K PHEN INSURANCB COMPAJNY Louis. 48irf L.I.TractionSa.p.. 20U Manhattan El. Mobile Ohio Michigan Central Minn.

St. 1014 Minn. St L. 1st pfd. 78 Mo.

Kan. is 12 Mo. Kan. Tex. pfd.

20 Missouri Pacific Kat. Lead 25J Nat. Lead pfd New York Central N.Y.Ch.&St. L.lstpf 70jf N.Y.Ch.&St.L.2dpfd 28? N. N.

England N. Sns. i 10 N.Y.. Sua. fewest pfd 27M North Americau obi Northwestern 00f.

Northwestern pfd. Northern 3H Northern Pacific pfd Omaha 3QJs" Cmaba pfd Ontario 14i Oregon Navigation Pacific Mail 37 C. 0. St C.C iSt.L pf 65 Pullman 154 Reading 1st as pd. 11H Rock Island 0736 St.

Paul 70K St. Paul pfd 126M Southern 9H Southern 28K 30 5M 100H 145M 37 120K 15 20" 3M WE HELP .00 TO SAVE OF BROOKLYN, N. T. PHENIX BUILDING, 16 COURT STREET. Write lor out "4(10 PAGE MANUAL," illustrated with railroad maps, giving complete information of all RAILROAD and INDUSTRIAL properties, ia i Iu.

ling highest and lowest prices for a series of 10 1 toSOyenrsnf stocks. Bonds, Grain and Cotton, and also the methods of buying and selling on margin. I ISSUED GRATIS AND MAILED FREE. i STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON.

PROVISIONS, I nought and sold for cash or on a margin of 3 to 5 per cent Commission 1 16. DETERMINING THE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FIRM WITH WHICH YOU i DF.AL IS AS' IMPORTANT AS SELECTING THE RIGHT STOCKS. 1 New York National Bank References Furnished, i Twenty years' experience, largest clientele, most commodious otlices, best brokerage service. BANKERS AND Commissjon Stock Brokers, B3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. Branch Office, I 1.132 BROADWAY, nex to Delnninico's, near 2Gth st.

DIKKCT WIRES. MOTHER LODE I Consolidated Gold Co. 10 21H Ski 9QH 14nH 3H 125 30Hi 120 14H 10 2li 3M 105 55 153 11M 11734 705s 12G5li 2751 8 28 5 iH lOW 054 G2H 105s 3 11H 30 The Manufacturers Trust Co 186 REMSKN STREET, BROOKLYN. N. Y.

Capital, $500,000. Surplus, $500,000. Loans money on approved Collateral, receives de posits subject to check payable through New York Clearing House, allows Interest from date of deposit to withdrawal, and makes special rates on money left for a given time. 16 a Legal Repository for Court Moneys. Acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, etc Executes orders for Investment Securities, Guarantees Letters of Credit to travelers, and issues For eign Drafts pa vahie in any jiarc of the world.

Collects Coupons and interest on Investments. Servos as Registrar or Transfer Agent of Bonds and Stocks, and acts as Trustee for Railroad and other Mortgages. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. 15551 14M ami 72H 127 10M 30M S5fi 30 7 strong at the close. The movement lor tne remainder of the month is indicated by the money that would otherwise be wasted.

Our instalment shares are payable monthly and receive interest at the rate of (5 per cent, per annum if current 10 years. If current more than 2 years and less than 10 they receive 5 per cent, interest. The plan is a splendid one to almost compel regular saving, and yet if the investor needs his money The Thrift refunds the amount on demand. Double security: 1st, Funds invested in first mortgages on improved Brooklyn real estate. 2d, Chas.

Pratt guarantee. Write or call for circulars. sketch boiow. Texas memo Comparing sales of stocks at the opening, enn. u.

a iron January 2, with those at the close, January "acordage Co 31, the follo wing changes appear: Cordage Co." pfd U.S. Leather HM ADANCL. U. S. Leather eait Per cent.

I Per cent. u. S. Bnhber 275s Amor Refining 4 i Missouri Pacific u. H.

liunuer plcl Amor nennmg (. pra 1 i National Lead Ii4 Amer H' New York Auier TobacRO pfd. Chi St Llst pfd Sg 75S 175ft 84 12 aDasjinja a.o?4 Western Union 84M Wheeling 11 Wheeling pfd 36M Atch Top 4: Santa Fa i Chi St L2dlfd 4 E. Dwlght Church, Charles E. Keator, ltobort Gair, Ketiry Batterman, J.

Adolph Mollenhaner. A. J. Pouch. John C.

Orr, Royal C. Peabody. William Vugel, John II. Ireland, D. Siiniers.

WILLIAM H. NICHOLS, Vice President. William H. Nichols, William J. Matheson, William J.

Coombs, Lowell M. Palmer, Sauford 11. Steele, John K. Hanau. John H.

Schumann, Jnuies H. Oliphant, Silns Tuttle. William A. Nash. H.

HaiEh. WILLIAM J. COOMBS, President Cnnada Southern New England. 66 CentrahNew Sus 2W Chesapealtcfc tf pfd 016 A SAVINGS AND LOAX FUND. Offices in Pratt Institute Building, Iirooklvn.

The following table shows the course of the bond market for the week ending Saturday, February 1: Ttonds Open. High Low Clos Sales nonas. (ng eBt ing. 81000 Austin 68 SH 8R Kfi 7 luicago jiur rortti American 94. Colorndo Coal Jfc 'Ki Northwestern Consolidated Gas hy.

Northern Pacific 1H Delaware t. Hudson. 4 I Northorn I'aclflc pfd. Del Lack Jc Wt.storu. 4H I Omaha 1M IRANK L.

SNIFFEN, Cable. Atantrust WILLIAM J. MATHESON, '2tl Vice President. TeJ' 'phone. Brooklyn 1,581.

jienv itio w. pia its unrario Jt IK Pacific Mall 2W Am Cotton 111K 11 om HOW A toll Ton 8F 4s tr 74 70 74 70 1 Operating: The flnrst srmip of gold mines on the famous "Mother Lode" of CiUifornla. $12,000,000 of Ore Already in Sight. dividend of 10 per oent. per annum, pav.

ii lc fpr.rterlv a the oftiee of the S'nte Tmst Ci.inpiHiy. Wall strrer. New York City. An cri'Jise i'o irt) tr cent, will soon take place. HeKis trai1 tlin Continental Trui L'ompunv, IS Wall HKi.iioo preferred Shares are now ofl'erod at tho par oJue ol j1 per nf ter which the price will uo ad va need.

Ai'Tilioations for shares may be made to eitherof i the Ti nst Companies or direct to the ecrerary. R. W'JLMARTH APPLETON, Washington Building. 1 F.roadway, New York, from wlinin propeciiisjes and reports may bi ob taiii u. Erie nf Peoria Atch Top 23 2iH 2S 24H General Electric.

Pitts Oln Ch St L. PLAYED EUCHRE AND DANCED. A surprise party was given FTiday evening by Mr. and Mrs. George A.

Talmage to their daughter, Miss Edith, at thrir home. 459 Pacific street. Progressive euchre enlivened the early part of the evening and dancing was afterward indulged in and lasted until moi niiiR. During the course of the evening violin and piano duets were rendered by Messrs. Scott and Wilson.

Amonij the guests were The Misses lii.sle lx uhttm, lIar. Cam Km ry. Ktta 'mery. Minnie 1'auth, May M. I)om .1,1, i 'lnrt uce v'uiminc ham.

Messrs. John David Hix tt. Aloxandvr Hamilton. William Wllsvn, Albert 'Hu iuns S. UV.Kleock.

jr. A SILVER WEDDXQ. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Phillip celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage at their home.

"15 Kosciusko street. They were the recipients of many presents. Those present were: Hocking Valley 8 iUtl 100 114 1.14 Geo. H. Prentiss DEALERS IN LOCAL INVESTMENT SECURITIES Members of tne Now Yoric Stock Exchange.

Pitts Chi SStLpfci 1M 'J 61 10? Reading dway th av con.114 11 1 Rock 100 al Illinois Central Uan Southern 1st. ..107 107J4 107 107W St Paul. Jaiie i) Lou Alb Chi 1M Louisville 1W BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANIES, THE BROOKLYN BANK, CORSES FULTON AND OLINTOH STS. ESTABLISHED 1832. CAPITAL S300.000 SURPLUS MOO.000 MASSIVE BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS.

Designated depository for city and eountyfnnd. HENRY E. HUTCHINSON, President THOMAS M. HALSEY, CusIiImE DIRECTORS. Clement Lockitt.

Henry E. Hatohmsoo. Thouiaa H. Mesoeagor. Hearj John Ditmas.

Joseph Weehiwer. Timothy Hogan, HenrT Hsrteau, tisorke bheldoa. Desmond Daunt, George W. Borgen. Jefforson Hogan.

Peroival C. Smith. Long Island Safe Deposit Co. IN SAME BUILDING. FRANKLIN Safe Deposit Company, 104 nd IfiO Mont ngne st, corner of Clinton.

Telephone So. lO.VS Brooklyn Open daily A. M. to P. M.

Saturdays till P. M. Tho ildinc i absolutely ttreproof and ia trnarl. by sDefiai noiica and nrmod ivatt nman nitcht and day. Th s.iie.

a year and upward, are built in. burglar proof vaulttj, whi'. for nroproof quality, wearily and ventilation ar tmequaleti. Morao in trtinta, box as or packages ruaranted At low under owner's oaaj. Pockacos aant for And delivered wbei; desired.

bPEOiAL DEPARTMENT FOR LADIKS. SQlSf H' RfUTHARD. President: OOWIN(5. Tro.iaurer; MAKTIN JOOST. Vice Preaia HlMtY UAA1P.

Secretary and NUnar. Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company. Chartered 1ST. SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING. SIONTAGUE 8T.

CORNER OS CLIWTOH. BAr'liS FROM FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED ABB FIFTY DOLLARS PER YEAR. Trunk3 and packages containing valuable taken on storage tor any length of time ft tow rates. HENRY N. BRU8U, PrMldent.

GHORGE W.HliE, cVPre.ld Iks Canada So yd Wfi lln 1C4V Ceiit 115 115W 115 lir.W SfxlM'i'rn Southern pfd Long Island Traction UK nil rtpnMi. Q. Manhattan i oai iron 90 0 lj! i 21 17 21 1 47 0 2 1 140 11 jifanliuttan El con Ski i 1 Js l.HPlt OOU OS J.U."S Cites i. 4)s 74W 7iM 74H 7Sii Chert tORilA 1st. i15t iHH 044.1 V4U Chi But con 11(1 110H xi 59 ln'Q CM Bur feet com HWH lonu; OUI Bar Un 8s.

30t) 100 100W Chi ill) 00 00 11. L. WILLI A MSON. 2 sh W. pfn JNO.

T. l.KK. 37 WILLIAM ST, NEW YORK, i i AND 208 MONTAGUE ST, BEOOKLTN. Jfobiln 2 Klmi St Louis 8 Minn St Lonu pfd. Mo Kan 4 Texas 1W Mo Kan Texus fd.

DXCCLINE Per cunt. I i Safe Deposit Coltim Uth nv 1st. 112 3.VZ 11" iiy i Chi 4: 3T Pac fls tr. S)i 41 41 Per cent. Vhik Jt 111 fls 100 100 100 100 Don Itiu con bW 8M SUM sy Bit! i It 1st.

...101 .101 101 101 LEE 5c WILLIAMSON, BASKRRS AND BUOKERS. Ill WALL ST. N. Y. Chicago Gas 1 St Paul pfd y.r.

ami Mrs. H. Mr. imd Mrs. Allan W.

H. Fi Mr. and Mrs. h'l'S Lenihor i Leather li. anaesvorken.

I Mr. aii! S. llrittcs. ti. L.

The Nassau Trust V1 BROADWAY. BROOKLYN. N. Y. CAPTAL, S500.000.

Deposits received subject to chock at sight, and INTEREST ALLOWED on the resulting daily balances. Special rates allowed on deposits returnable at fixed ilates. COMMENCES FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT. Authorized by law to act as Executor. Administrator.

Committee. Guardian, Trustee. Receiver. Fiscal ar.il Transfer Agnt and as Registrar of Stocks and Bonds; IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOH TRUST FUNDS and tor moneys paid into court. Loans made on approved collaterals.

Checks on this company are payable througn the New York Clearing House. A. D. BLOCK, President. WILLIAM DICK.

JOHN TRUSLOW, Vice Presidents. O. F. Richardson, Secretary. H.

F. Kurns, Ass't Secretary. TRUSTEES: Wm. A. D.

Wheelock. A. D. Halrd. Wm.

F. Garrison, Darwin R. James, John T. Wtlleis. E.

B. Tuttle. Charles H. Russell, John Truslow, John Loughran, Ditmas Jewell. Edward T.

Hulst, F. W. Wurster. John McLoughlln, Bernard Peters, Henry Offerman, Wm. E.

HorwllI, Jost Mollcr. Henry Scibcrc. O. F. Richardson.

Clove CCiStI, iJis Cattle Trust. Long Island National Lead i a UUDntirpjIl. m. t' KiTK r. Mr.

iiiid Mrs. lior.iu Siiver Vaults, i THE Eagle Warehouse and Storage Co. hfi.o vaults ar ocntd in tho contcr of tho EUz Tl 1st. .100 100M 100 100 Aj, Ensl rmiuTis J0. 6 KIMS Jir, i Ki 'J, T' 1st 10H 10SJX 108 10rW i lidli.ou Kloc 111 1075a 1015 107't 107 V.r tl on.

ti" STOCKS, BONDS. CHAIN, COTTON. Carrimi i nuu h'i't. cvmi. iissivit iti per cent.

tVrrespi svlf. pit. MAltKKT lt.El'OUT.S MAILED FRKK ON APPLI CATION. irs. 'IV nvy.

Mrs. lie fyuovn. 11I4U noo aiwuiuki) iiuu i. miiu a writ j.ni, ottc oo ttY JHiXKY Ti) LOAN generally strong during the week, Influenced Klnctrlc diii KGJi ntv llockiiiK Vr.lluy 8fl 85 s. Iw Ctmtrul II1M 02 01 02 IrouMtos 70i HO 70M 80 Long Ulumi 5s 117H 117K 117M 117M LacledK Gas 1st 05 lid 95 uftK by manipulation of the short interest, by tne settlement of the differences between tho coal companies and by cosier exchange.

On Monday the market opened strong and though Su MRS. MAHTIX'S KXTBRT.UNMENT. An eutertninmi'n: was Riven at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Martin of 373 Macon street on W'ednesilaj evening.

Music, rec 1 tations, singing and dancing formed part of the evening's programme. Dr. AV. Shrewsbury and Mr. A.

Covert rendered some of the old negro melodies on the plana and cornet with fino effect. Misses Paulding and Minnie uun.y uriCK A o. n. security for wllU. dt'ods.

stlvurware, e.ry anrt TdMiatutit Guaranteed Mining Stocks. the Oripplv Creok licit every snare in every r.iine is sure to ultimately win a prize. To KCt l(. cash 1 deposit Denver real inortffuses to secur stuck purchasers nyalni 't low, giving them two thirds the profits at tho end cf each six months. Send for circulars and references.

JOHN K. lEET, 406 Equitable F.uilains, Denver. Col. uvmi unit mi i i i i n.V ItKAL BSTATE in nny atnui: from 1 .000 to J3.0'0. AtJplv to C.

W. 1'KAltrfALL. Attorney. I'orirr st. FK11P, CAAY ss.

p.iy for nl.itivm pivinK tvurlty: references srlvon and required. Address RIKBR, Eosle ollloe "l.AIlGB" MANirPACTtfRKK UEWrRKI LOAN nf $3,000 lo So.uOl); fully kl'cui'oU; soeil Investment. LOAN, Vox 11, Kalc olUce. gar was feverish Iu the early trade tho grang Lox'na'vipavFlstailM llxS liiQ lit'B buying during tho mornlDg of Tobacco, Blec i)''' V'12JM 'Si9 101X trie. Manhattan.

Wrtern Unto, aart T2iiee I Kg Of! c.ol and Iron. There was aa irrcmi'lar toiio Michigan Coat 7s. 117 117 H7 21 5 28 10.