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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE TUE SDAr. JANUARY 11. IMO. COTTON-A FACTOR INJTOCKS 1316. I rnitel States 4a, 11441 11514 I 115United States 4s, coupon 116 'United States Panama 2e, reglaterod.100 4 100146 United States Panama 2a coupon.

ICIO 100 OWAOMMINOlk 106 uI 1 3 rITICA 0 AILYI, TITESDAY 11. 1910 13 11 1 I 1 A 14141 115 pon 115 tut United States PILIMITIO, 2e, reglaterod 100 4 1 EnnIttzli cor If lEild. OR IN STO, CKS 1 COTTON .11 FACT United Panama 2a. 100. RANDOLPH STREET BUILDING IS SOLD BA Doi jpil STREET TITITT TITAITI TO OAT.11 IN PHILADELPHIA.

Sharp Break In Fleecy Staple Lehigh 110 11014 108 IA08 109 NEW YORK BOND SALES AND 10 A. M. TO 8 P. Influence on Market. Eki9 Premises Between Clark and Dearborn Bought by O.

F. Mayer for $100,000. VOLUME OF BUSINESS SMALL. W-i-' tiokiil or OII''oilc181D AL 4 BOMEO)S. Another Gain From Snbtreasury Noted by the Banks.

RIVERSIDE LAND CUT UP. El5ME111 L'o fil41F Edith Rockefeller McCormick Divides Holdings Into a "Maplewood" Subdivision. DATED DECEMBER 1, 1909 DUE DECEMBER 1, 1911-20 INTEREST JUNE 1 and DECEMBER 1, IN CHICAGO coupon DONDD DENOMINATION $1,000 1000 Jan 43 88 824283 10000 do 4e 9594141000 In ila A 8000 Rep Cuba. 412a 97-01 1081,641 10000 State San Paulo to000 Int Os 5s 963iirg 1vaV104 141100 City 4. 1000 Int (It Nor 180104 1958 100 115000 do 2d 13000 do 1959., .2,, 100 1000 la Cent 4000 do 444a 1901 119000 do 4s IOU lopsfitt 1000 Sou 72 11000 do 109l 1000 do 5s 108 5000 Adams Egrocol 4000 Lsick Steel to 1,91.

fa 93 000 Laclede Gas 19)D3 Allis-ChM lot St 5e 108 5. 84 2000 L. 8-M 8 ts. WI low Amu, Agl 1st 102 157000000 dt, N1900 1 ni 4.10095411144 1511 10000 Amn Cot Oil 6(00 Manhattan 44 98 49129 97 37000 Mer Mar 4. 4000 Aran II-Lea Os 60it 10146ra 102 50000 Mich Cent 4.

92 80000 Amu T-T cv ea 4000 Mich Tel 99 1047040105 WOO K-T 99 8000 Amn Tob 4s 1000 do 2d 87 774a178 20000 do 414s 900 87000 do 6a. -10012401 4000 Mo Pac 4e 81 1b4.000 Ann Arbor 4s 1000 do 5a Iwo. .10214 7714408 1000 Mob-0 new ils121, 7000 Armour 41,40.. 944 1000 Nassau Eleo zoaolo Auk' gen 48 4s 813fi 100Wa 11000 Nat Ry Meg 80000 do ev 4a 122 4 4415 10000 do ev 41 recta 11300 Cent 1394a1V1Z let paid .122 15000 do 4te 25000 do 51 azI 121100 do I. 8 8140 4000 A Line let, 1,0,66181 con 4s 95 55000 0 H15000 do col 4e 8420 8000 B-0 81m119z916U74 10000 do 5s.

27000 do 4. alh 1000 N.H.:481109134 8000 do DI E-vv rA a 11000 do ev 3a. ,2101 4s bwl '41 2000 N-W 5008 do 03148- 194 185000 do cv 4s 4000 Beth Steel CA 84 101 lgelo2 1000 Bklyn City RY 14000 do dly 44,92693 lets 13-1, 5000 Nor Ohio 1stN.110 158000 40-80tt 5000 Nor Pee 311.731,44 2000 Bklyu lin El let 1000 0 R-N 40. t48 41, 102441. 10000 0 8 Lino 4a 1000 Bkiyn tin Gas late 2.

107 2000 do 5s 113 5000 Cent "Ela e0n 1000 do lis 1111 5s 1,003.7 21000 Pao Tel 59.9011 4000 do 2d Inc 0'376 32000 Pa 4s 1948.104U 14X0 do 2d inc 53000 do ev 13a 1915 stamped 2 83 9634a 20000 Cent Lea.15; 1000 do 310 90 991441-711 5000 Pec-East inc. 67 22000 Cent Pao 1M 10000 Pere Marauette ref 4e 97 41, 18 4000 Cent .1 17000 Rdg gen 4s 511 124 99444100 15000 C-0 Voite 9AtIA T1 xtre, 'to. vow were 2000 Having lust purchased from the Sanitary District $2,500,000 Bonds, we offer 111,250,000 various annual maturities from December, 1911, to December, 19291 allotments of maturities to be made in the order of applioation We balm withdrawn from sale the remaining bonds. FINANCIAL STATEMENT Area of District 358 Sq. Mlles AotualValue of Property (Approximate) $2,500,000,900 Assessed Valuation 1909 871,850,500 Bonds Outstanding, inoluding this issue 21,074,000 4,, 903Aand DMTEDIST a WM.

A. READ 240 La Salle St. HIBERNIAN BANKING ASSN. Clark and Monroe Sta. FARWELL TRUST 228 La Salle St.

wra. R. COMPTON COMPANY, 205 Le Salle St. ri. W.

HALSEY 152 Monroe St. CHICACO Cecil Fred F. Taylor and Hilda. wife. of Vancouver.

B. to same 17.161 Same und. I-0 June 20. 1909 Leavitt James Taylor of rixham. G.

to same 17,161 Same und. 1-6 June 20. 1909 John Edward Taylor of Brixham. 0- B- to same 17.161 Same platy. mid.

1-8 inst. June 20. 1909 (Loans W. Tayor of London. G.

B- to same 17,1431 Same land. 1-6 June 20. 1909 Aliso Mary Flint Taylor of Gto same 17.161 Same Jan. 6 Charles Greve to Vs111- lam R. Linn 116,000 cor.

Canal, t. and o. SPot 20, 1909 (P. Winkler to Paul F. 'Winkler ..1 1 Same ppty, Sept.

21. 1909 P. F. Winkler to 'Margaretha. Winkler 1 Elst-an, cor.

Keeley. f. Jan. 7 Margt. Murphy et by IL in to Theresa Weiler 995 Extension of cor Van Buren-st.

80'11014. and postponement of the day for the payment of said principal indebtedneas to Jan. 1, 1915, 4 per cent Trustees of estate of Wert D. NValker et al. to Scottieh Provident institution of Great Britain and Ireland 141,000 HYDE PARK.

bet. 1049th and Inix125. Jan. 5 Louis Vollmer to Bernhard Vollmer 2,500 Dobsonzav 173 of a 337-110x 125, Jan. 4 C.

Lancaster to William II Kavanaugh 2.000 200 a of a f. 25x1M, Jan 3 S. V. Wells to Magdalena Paschold) 1,250 58 of 77th-st f. 25,1 1.

Jan. 4 J. Batsman to Lang' Fran 'elle 1.900 100 of f. 125'120 Doe. :23.

1909 leabella D. Wells and husband. Henry I. of St. Louis.

to Peter A. Foote of 190th. f. 861(121. Nov 20.

1909 Mary' L. Cedar to Mons Hall-. nen 4.800 Same poty. incumb. $2,100.

Jan. I 35- A Hansen to Aug. 3ennema woo LAKE. a cor f. 121123.

Jan. 7 jsarah L. Smith et by M. in to Frances H. Johnson 1.759 cor.

40'1-05 Jan. 6 E. A. Hartke to 'William A. Milletneyer 1 Same piny.

incumb. 31.100. Jan. 8 PATHilletnoyer to Lillian P. Henke 1 593 of Leavitt 491E125.

Jan 7 Carl Pedersen to Lizzie Dehn 1 Same ppty. Jan. 7 L. Delia to Katrine Pedersen! 1 4 of 544.11. 25'124.

Jan Carl Lundberg to George F. Gross-earth 2,600 155 of 65th. 2Sx124. incornb sa.soo. Jan.

7 Michael Maisie' to John T. Watsonl 8,480 72 of roth, 24'125. Dec. Iiits9 F. Prochaska to Alois Kerpec 2,600 Sangamon-so.

237 of 77th, f. 441x124. Dec. 21. 1009 (J.

Rea to Anna L. Johnson) 1,475 5s-24 W. f. 513E124. July 1.

1908 C. Fair quitclaims to Amanda Fair 500 Wallace-en. 183 of e9th, el'. und incumb. $3.000.

Dec. 21. 1909 (A Koehler to Albert L. Koehler 8.100 CALUMET. 33 of f.

32x125, Dec. 24. 1909 L. Larsen to Jessie Skinner 8.700 WEST TOWN. 241 of 21x174.

Jan, 6 M. J. Lister to John Juhusonj 1,600 Canal pt. 1314. blk 14.

lies bet 14th and Itith-sts. and Stewart-ay. and river. The tract of land conveyed contains sq. Sept.

22 B. Q. R. R. Co.

quitclaims to sanitary district of CM-ago 6.045 37 of f. 17x 75. Dec. U. 1909 Frank Matousek to Martin Svrlinga 1,400 a26 of 25x1041a.

Jan. 6 M. G. Pretzel to Olga Carson TOO Clar, mont-tiv 21S of Division-st 24'125. 'thumb.

84.500. Jan. 3 Emil Seip to Henry Hose! 1 245 of 25'125 Dec. 24. 1909 Nelson T.

Weaver quitclaims to Charlie J. Wettl 2.800 42 of f. J. Dec. 29.

1909 Henry W. Austin to Addie M. Vaughan 3,500 Fulton-en. 37 of f. 1S.Sx 120, Jan.

1 B. Mitchell to Nettie M. Stnithi 2,500 124 of N. f. CO 2-3x 124.

Jan. 6 J. Clark to Chas. G. tiolltz 1,000 24 of f.

44x Mo. Nov. 12. 1909 Schillo COESMallit CO. to Frank A.

Jazzaczewskil 1,500 120 of Union. f. 20x76. Nov 29. 19444 L.

J. Althea quitclaims to Cornelia Albert 1 50 of Glipin-pi. f. 25x122 Dec. 14.

PAO (S. J. Macomb to Elton Wolf 8,000 124 c.f 50'142. Jan 5 (S. H.

Bullock to the Soule Circle churehi 2.950 74 of f. 303082 Jan. 5 (S. H. Bullock to Andrew J.

Graham 10 48 of f. 24'100 incumb. $2.500. Jan, Z) IL H. Serum to Joseph Wisniewski I 8.300 Ogilon-av of Polk-so.

f. 24x 100, Jan. 7 Fredk H. Bartlett toChas. Varley! 1.150 201 a of DI ISIOTI.

Vr f. 241'125 Jan. 6 T. J. and 11.

Sievert et al. to Augusta Sievert 2.000 144 of Lincoln, f. 24'124. Jan estate of J. Burns to Mary New! 3.500 13Th-st.

24'9 of t. 25x124 incurnb. 82.700. Jan. 6 Samuel J.

Friedman to Morris Blume! 4,000 Torner-av 240 tk t.4 a -Jan. 3 11E. Prank to LadislawSanipterl 2.000 Sc of L.24'125. in. or Jan.

6 L. Kazmierczak to Walenty Tomarzewskli 8,000 241th-st. cor S. f. 144'125 Doc ho.

now board of directors seminary to Frank Hruby 4,250 Widow-ay. cor f. 37x135, Dec. 6, 1909 heirs of Henry Laihmann to fkgrics V. McMullen and husband, Thos.

M. McMullen 2,400 Building Permits. 2035 and 2037 W. 1 story brick theater. George and William Earle $10,000 14a4 2 story brick fiats.

Hannah 4.500 and 2 story brick fiats William Iloyerma a 4119 ind 4135 W. 11A, story frame residences. Haentze, Schuhknecht Co. 2,000 4022 W. Eddy-st 12 story frame realdence.

li-tentze. Schuhknecht Co 2,000 4015 W. 11-2 story frame residence liaentze. Sfhuhknocht Co 2,000 33o.4 and N. 1 dory frame relitiences.

Haentze. Schuhknecht Co 4.000 8526 N. 11,1 story frame residence itaentzo. Schuhknecht Co zoo 4e21 A (Id I.1 i story frame residence, Baentzo. Schubknecht Co 2.000 4107 and 4109.

41-31 Addison-st, story Dame residences. Haentze, Schuhknecta Co. 6,000 4142. 4130. 4124.

and 4112' W. story fratue residences, Haentze. Schuhknecht Co 8.000 101 F. Taylor and Hilda. V.

We Vancouver. B. to same und 1-1) Juno 21). itboo 17. ILeavitt James Taylor ot Brixbam.

G. to same) Sa md. 1-1 nt sn A 1 A eln, 'MASA 17,161 Toil Odd firVr''L Vil fl gl 0-(3 taD When You Buy Bonds offered by our Bond Department, you can feel sure that they represent the careful judgment of experienced men. Amt: To Net $30,000 5 20,000 560 15,000 51 15,000 5 14,000 5 13,500 5 51670 8,000 5 8,000 51 6,000 5 4,500 51 4,000 51 3,800 51 3,200 51 2,500 5 2,250 6 3,500 5 15,000 570 ro Net 5 5 51 5 5 5 51670 5 51 5 51 51 51 51 5 6 5 To Value Rental Location $65,000 58,900 Greenwood near 47th St. (New) 60,000 6,000 55th corner, near I.

C. Ry. (New) 30,000 4,092 53th near Lexington Av. 30,000 4,300 No. Clark near Grace.

(New) p' 30,000 3,000 75th near Monroe Av. (New) 33,000 5,400 near 63rd St. 20,000 2,600 Indiana near 47th St. 16,000 1,800 65th Place, near Jackson Park. (New) 16,000 4,800 Washington Austin.

(New) 20,000 3,000 Michigan near 26th St. (New) 8,750 1,300 Colorado near Albany. 8,000 840 Polk near pouglas Bd. (New) 7,000 640 Troy S. W.

cor. Barry Av. (New) 5,600 660 Mozart near Chicago Av. (New) 6,000 780 Cottage Grove near 31st. 4,500 480 N.

52nd near Frink St. 8,000 720 Hibbard near 52nd St. 60,000 W. Monroe near Spaulding. An Important transaction in downtown realtY bas been, closed in the transfer of a four story brick and stone 'building on Randolph between Clark and Dearborn streets.

It involves the sale of the building and lease-bold te Oscar F. Mayer, a dealer In meats, the consideration being $100.000. half of which to cover the cost of the building, and the remainder for the leasehold. The property was sold by John Kolling and Alexander Klappenbach. The lease on the building runs 93 years from March.

1. 1898, the rent for the first five years haying been 7,200: for the next live years. and for the remainder of the term, $8,000 a year. The ground on which the building stands is owned by the Swifts. The building is occupied by wholesale merchandise dealers, and is considered one of the most desirable properties in the neighborhood.

McCormick Property Cut Up. Announcement was made that Edith Rockefeller McCormick had cut-up her Riverside holdings into an addition, to be known as the Maplewood subdivision. The property faces the Desplaines river, the other boundaries being West Thirty-first street, Harlem road. and Park place. The new subdivision contains forty lots of extra tense size.

all of which face a circular thoroughfare known as Maplewood road. Under improvement the property is expected to become One of the euburb's most beautiful residence Feet lolls An extension of the mortgage on the property at Wabash avenue and Van Buren street has been made by the estate of Wirt D. Walker, the Scottish Provident institution of Great Britain and Ireland being the mortgagee. The instrument is worded as a postponement of the day for the payment of the principal and indebtedness to January, 1913. The mortgage is for 141,000.

Church Buys New Site. The Soul Circle church, a Christian Spiritualist religious organization, which for fourteen years has held services in the Masonic temple, has purchased a plot of ground in Monroe street, 121 feet west of Kedele avenue, On which it is intended to erect a new church to cost approximately $10.000. The ground was sold by S. H. Bullock for $2.50.

The pastor and founder of the church, which is the only one of its kind in the city, Is Mrs. S. F. Williams of Austin. Her husband is the secretary of the Chicago open board of trace.

The work of building the new church will begin on March 1. and the present plans call for its completion in the early summer. Record has been made of the transfer from Simon Yonder! to William R. Linn of the property at al5 State street. The improvements consist of a four story brick building.

and the censideration was eSteuoto. The real estate firm of Francis E. Manierre negotiated the deal, and it is understood that Mr. Linn bought the property as an investment. Sanitary District Buys LrIncl.

The sanitary district canal has obtained from the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad a part of block 14. lying along the river between Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets, Stewart avenue and the Chicago river. The land conveyed contains 1,720 square feet. and the considereelen was $6.045. The banking house of Moses E.

Greenbaum Sons has' lonelier 'Charles P. Myers $75,040, the security the Shire Cliff apartments on Mildred avenue. Wellington street. and Oakdale avenue. Mr.

Myers in turn has floated bonds to the full amount of the loan, the denomination being each and the interest rate 5 per cent. These bonds run front two to seven years. most of them maturing Jan. 1, 1917. The estimated rental of the apartments is $18.000 annually.

NV. A. Pridmore reports the sale. of the northwest corner of Erie street and Fair-barks court, 75x100 feet, directly opposite tht Crerar, Adams building, now beIngeconstructed, and the National Furniture exchange. The property has been purchased by an whose name is being withheld for the present.

The consideration was eot stated. The property probably will be improved with a business building. Secures $55,000 Loan. TT. O.

Stone Co. have made a loan of to Lars Olson, the security being the property at the northwest corner of Indiana avenue and Thirtyesixth place, upon which a high grade apartment building is in course of construction, J. Roberts Foulke is trustee. The three story and basement brick apartment building. at 5601-3 Winthrop avenue, northeasecorner of Bryn Mawr avenue.

on a lot 68x154) feet. Las been purchased by George H. Siramons at a conelderation of from George Bedford. The sale NN'tS subject to an incumbrance of which the purchaser assumed. Reeelin, Jenson' Co.

represented both parties to the transaction. The same firm has sold the seven stores at 4642404 Evanston avenue, corner of Clifton avenue. to James Breckinridge Wailer at a Consideration of for Andrew P. Canting. As part consideration ATr.

Waller conveyed the stone front six flat building at fe4-7 Alexander place, also the vacant at the southwest corner of Evanstcn avenue and Alexander place, 41x125 feet. The same firm resold the six fiat building at Alexander place to John F. Lynn, subject to an incumbrance of $15,100.. They have also resold the vacant corner to Mr. Ross.

The total actual consideration was Over $95.000. Both parties were represented by Regent), Jenson who have also been appointed renting agents for both owners. a 1 1 The Northern Trust Co.Bank 1020103 W-0 cons.108 1000 do 50., 114 6000 St I. I FA R-G 1000 Chi-Alion 40 STU 31411 743 1000 St con 8000 B-Q 4s 51000 tio ref 411.8414ra85 4a 91 202000 do jt 444 16000 do gl 58,..881,47114 25000 do It 46 I0 5000 St conTbfila 8000 do Den 9914 8000 St M-M 8000 do III 8149.... 1194 ba DM 2000 do Is.

4s 90 2000 8 A-A 46.. 103 WOO do Neb 46 100 Iwo A Line es). 99 21000 M-St 21-00 80 Pac 411 92 12000 do 4s 93 cv 4e IWO do 59 1084 104,405106 irioke I-P It 17000 do ref 49495 4s allictfo S0000 So Ry 4s-81140A 63000 do ref 40 12000 do 5s 1091401A whet 3000 C-I or in 5s.10414 6000 do Ry Col 4to 25000 Third Ave 4s 941,4 cgs stamped. 68 5000 do Ry col 6s 1 cr2 51000 tIn Pac 46.10114,ih 11000 Colo Ind ut 490t)(010 do re ov. .1 '144a 115 18( 97 2000 Colo Mid 48- 81 1000 II Realty 5s 89 97 70009 II 8 Os Cdnolotaou 48.96e 38000 IT Rub 20000 D-H cv 4s 102 104144105 1000 D-R con 9000 Va Chem 5s 954k 991,4099 12000 do ref 56-941464 2000 Va Coke 99 141000 do 44 .76104 3000 Web 2d, 10010 Erie cv 4s A.

8114 07900 do Pgh 1st 48 10(41 do gi 43 70 ctf ........511,00 2.5000 do pi 4s 87 loom do 2d 4s. ,.11014 2000 Gen Elec cv 20000 do ct fs ..114,16 12 rei 1461,4 12000 Westinghouse 19000 Green Bay cv tie. 98 10v17. .4000 West M4s. 8414 10000 III Cent 4s 9,100 West Shore 1952 100 1st 48.1000101 1000 do 1953.

100 1900 W.I.1 5s 149141 18400t0 let Met 4s 11000 Wia Cent 4s 940 Total sales. 83.060,000. New York Curb Sales. Open. High.

Low. ClOse. Am. Light-T. 20 i3t41 300 300 Do 10 109 109 109 109 Alm Tob 418 421 418 419 B.

S. 1.010 13-16 13-16 13-16 13-16 Bost Con 190 22 22 21 217,1 BOV a rd 4 ite 4 4 B. C. 3.550 8 14 Ell; Butte Cain 1.24,0 224, 2714 21 2M, Cob. Central 6,900 22o 12c 21c 2114.o Con.

314 3 9-16 34 8 7-18 Chino 121 1'2 1214 12 Chi. Subway- 00 1 5 5 0 6 Comb. FractionI200 89c 39e 88c 88c Davis Daly 3o0 4 4 1-16 4 4 1-16 Ely Cent 8000 2 7-16 rti 2 2 T-16 Ely Cons 6.500 82c 84c 82o 84c F. Nat Cop 200 6 coil 61,11 Florence 400 2 ,2 11-16 2 2 11-16 Gila Cop 500 1014- 1014 1014 1014 Giroux leo 12-14 1214 12 12 Greene an 1000 1114 11 114 1114 Goldfield. Con 1.700 0 71' 7-14 Green Wat 15.201s0 22c 23e 19c4 '2 Inspiration 9.1,40, 6 i5-10 0 34 0 Kerr lake 6,000 10 le 10111 Larose 300 474, 4 15-16 I't, 4 15-18 Man Transit 600 2 3-16 2 8-16 21,4 Miami 10.900 2814 2814 2i4 27 Mines of Am.

200 50c 50c 50c 50o Nev. Con" 6 000 27 274 203.4 20 Nev. Utati 1 17,4 1 1 inhaling 440 10 10 101 10. Cop 8,000 15-si 54 900 Pao. S.

1. 1 I 1 114 Ray. Cent 23,000 4 4s 8 16-16 4 Do cons- 1.700 27 2714 26 26 Raab. Coaln. 2.600 19c 190 18e 18c Steaart 210 11-16 i 11-16 1, 'Tont).

of Nov. 250 614, e7.i. Tolumne 300 31 314 311 814 Standard 'Oil It 6a84 f-60 4359 660 United Cop 400 9 9 a a Un. Cigars. 600 92 94 9214 9214 U.

S. Lt. -Ili- 1,400 2 2 24 2 Do ord 200 834 834 804 Yukon 100 4 15-16 4 15-16 476 4 15-10 BONDS. 878.000 Chl.GW. Ds.

w. 91 90 25.000 Jones L. .1014 101 10114 10114 26.000 Mo. Pao, 5,9 w. A 95 96, 95 95 19.000 N.

Y. Tel. 98 9s 90,4 98 40.000 Western Pao. 87 in 14,) 7 97 Bid. 4.,4 eked.

American Writing Paper 2 814 Do pfd 24 vr Dolores Limited 7 714 Furnace Creek To I2o Foster Cobalt 30c 40c Goid Hill Copper 114 1 Greene Gold-Eilver 2, 6c Do pfd 1-10 8-10 Do pfd 15 20 King Edward 14 o-le Mitchell Mining 1-16 3-10 McKinley Darragh 75c 85o North Butte. 41 43 North Butte Extension 2c bo Safety Car Heat and Light 132 140 Standard Coupler 2G 25 Do pfd. 106 116 Superior and Pittsburg It 10 Trinity Copper 9Y2 101 United Copper pfd -21- 30 Par. On nee 544 5011 i I Ill ,.0 rq t', 1 i I. i 4 i l'''P' bl' 4 tit 2,, 1,1 i 2, 2.11 2, 4 7 -i 4 I 11.: AR .40 I 414, Pon.42;,,,h'...,-,-.;0Vi"'..

cr 1 1 7 1, N.W. Cor.s.ner La Salle and Monroe Streets Full information sent on request. 1,1 All titles guaranteed and genuineness of papers certified to by Chicago Title Trust Co. 00U 0 Magg Ell NEW YORK TIMES FINANCIAL LEADIZR. NEW YORK.

Jan. the sharp break In the cotton market today was not wittout influence upon the stock market, which after four hours of dullness and sold off easily on heavy trading at the closing hour. For several weeks the movement of prices on the stock exchange has been gush as to make It difficult for those who flaunt speculate season out of season to make much headway, and their attention naturally baa been attracted to the cotton market, Where opportunities have been undeniably larger. For the moist part the speculation which followed this shifting of Interest ha been on the Woof riming and therefore a break In cotton so wide and so unexpeoted aft that which ocaurred today made big inroads ott margins. To make these good and provide for future calls It Is altogether likely that speculators In cotton, having some interest still In the stock market, liquidated securities freely to obtain cash.

Volume of Business Small. The volume of business on the exchange was small, and the day's declines, while general. were, save in a limited number of stocks, not extensive. The December figures of the Copper Producers' association made up the best monthly return since that of July, a decrease of 237,000 pounds In stock on hand being the largest reported since the month named. Outside of this.

announcement and the Supreme court's decision In the car distribution cases. which attracted less attention than it deserved perhaps, the only other matter generally discussed was the break in cotton following the publication of the ginning 'figures up to 1910, with their indications of a crop little larger than that forecasted by the government a number of weeks ago. Gain from Subtreasury. Another substantial gain fibm the sub-treasury was noted by the banks, bringing the total since Friday last up to $1,102,000, and profitable rates on loans once more attracted interior money to this center. The Bank of England obtained the lion's share of gold arriving in London from South Africa, and the Bank of Germany made its usual weekly statement, the return reflecting the customary substantial loan reductions and cash receipts which mark the turn of the year.

--e- Money on call firm, 5140.1 per cent: ruling rate 5112 closing bid 5); offered at 6. 'rime loans firm; 00 days, per cent. and 90 days. six months. Close: Prime mercantile paper.

per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with actual business in bankers' bills at 493.701g4S3.83 for sixty 4lay bills and at 486.70 for demand. Commercial bills. Bar silver, 521160. Mexican dollars, 44e.

Government bonds easy. Railroad bonds trregular. NEW YORK. STOCK TRANSACTIONS. Jan.

Descript Ion. Share sOpen. Igh.Low, 14). 8. Allis-Chal- 200 15 I.

14 1416 15 Amal Copper 9.14)0 866 6816 ST 87 88 Am. Agl. Chem 1,500 4 43,2 49 48 48 4,8 Do pfd 100 103 14 i3 103 103 Ant. Beet 3.100 45 4714 4516 46 45 Am. Can 1,300 13 13 134 13 1316 Do pfd 1,004) 60116 80 79 79 81 Am.

Car Pdy 600 71 71 69 69 7,111 Am. Cotton Oil. 400 7 7 66 604 66 Am. 120 300 300 300 300 300 A m. dilde Lea.

100 7 7 744 74 .7 Do pfd 1410 4614, 40 4614. 46146 Am. Ice Sec 200 26 26 26 261, 25 Am. 100 17 17 11 17 Do pfd 700 45 4511's 44514 45 46 Am. 204) 60 60 59 59 60, Am.

Malt. VC 100 41 41 41 41 '41 Am. Smelting. I 8,700 102 '02 10014 1001 101 Am. Steel Fdy 404) 64; 65 66 Am.

Sugar 2.300 122 123 121 122 122 Am. Tel. Tel 2.300 1401.j 140 139 1314 140 Am. Woolen 100 354, 35 35 354 Anacond 4,34) 5 3 0 6316 621S--152 511 Atchison 8.74.111 122 122 121121 '22 Do pfd 200 104 104 10414 1441 104 A. C.

Line. 300 136 136 135 135 Balt. 3.400 119 119 178 118 '19 B. R. 8.6041 711 80 78 76 79 B.

I I 1,600 161 161159 159 161 B. H. 14X) 100 100 10o 1410 Can. Pacific 200 16016 18406 16404 180 Cent. Leather 2,500 477,6 47 46 4644 474 6 Cent.

N. 200 312 312 310 310 312 Ches. Ohio 0,100 91 91 90 90 90 C. G. W.ctf..3d pd 14)0 24 24 24 24 24 C.

a W. 1.6410 2,646 344 35 3516 86 Do pfd. neat 575 6416 64 6316 6316 63 M. St. 5.300 155 15' 4, 15.3 15316 HZ Do pfd 100 170 170, 170 170 172 C.

N. ex- rights 500 1611 163 162 16216 170 C. St. L. 100 79 79 79 79 C.

F. 700 491j 49 48 48 49 Colo. Sou 1.5410 62 e2 61 62 6074 H. C. 200 91 91 91 91 91 Con.

Gas 7.700 '59 15614 156 156 Corn Prod 3500 2216 23 2216 22 221-43 Do of9 86'54 S61 I 151-)14 8314 KA, Corn. Tunnel 1,100 35c 36c 35c 33c 366 D. Hudson 200 182 It1-1 182 182 1.. It. 100 51 5i.1.6 51 51 511.i Dis Sec 300 3614 36 3616 86 D.

S. S. 100 1763 17 17 17 17 Do pfd 140 3316 3343 3316 3313 3316 Erie 600 34 34 331 33 34 Do ist pfd 21100 521, 52 51 51 52 Do 24 pf0 309 41 41 40 40 Gen. Elec 340 150159 15814 1506 159 Gt. Nor.

Ore 446) 79 70 79 79 79 'Gt. Nor. pfd 2.000 141 141 144) '40 142 Ill. Central 415 146 146 140 1461 14616 Int. Hari 3.200 123 125123 124.

122 Do pfd 170 127127 1 27 127 Int. Met .11 000 2446 2k16 24 2416 24 Do pfd 13,800 6016 6002 6014 6016 Int. Paper pfd 700 59 4 Mlii Int. Pump 200 53 5316 53 5316 5416 Do Pf1 100 90 90 1141 119 90 K. C.

Southern- 540 43 43 42 4216 4344 Do pfd 100 741 70 79 79 70 Laclede Gas 12,100 115 116 114 11416 115 L. E. a. 300 24 24 24 24 25 DO 74)0 6114 62 6114 112 Long Island 100 66 0814 6814 6814 Louis. 1.400 Irs 1'4 156 15616 158 massy 340 78 7S 78 781, Mel'.

Boo 7 71 7 716 Do pfd 500 23 23 2314 2316 Metropolitan 100 23 23 23 23 S.i.ii. leased lines 1.000 926 92 El 9216 S.S.M. 204) 1261.3 ing 1:8. 139 Do pfd 100 153 158153 15316 K. 2,400 50 I4) 48 48 49 Do pfd 200 74 7416 74 74 741 Missouri Pac 704) 71 71 70 7034 71 Nat.

Lead 500 89 89 86 8114 884 Nat. R. R. Mex. 1st pfd 400 62 62 8274 62,41, 8'2 Do 2d Pici 191-0 2544 2'744 26ita 21 1 9 N.

Y. Central 500 12444 124122 124 N. Y. O. 500 4 49 46 48 West 1.400 0916 9014 98 08 99.

Do pfde 100 691,6 81 8.9 89 North Am 200 82 82 82 62 Nor. 900 '48146, 144 142 14344 Pacillo Coast 100 11644 116 1161 117 Pacific Mail IWO 42 42 4144 4144 41 Pennsylvania 23.400 1343 1,34344 1.35 1357 11,46 People's Gas. 2.000 114114113 114 115 Peoria Easier!) 100 28 28 28 29 Phila. 105 105 105 106 gill; 1 .100 9974, 997 99 99 991 Pitts. Coal 900 27 27 26 243 27 Do pM 1,400 61 83 8144 82 83 Pressed Car 200 51 51 50 50 51 Ry.

Steel Spgs 301) 6014 54114 50 50 49 Rd 85 300 167 168 1641 14 16 10 167 Rep. I. S. pfd 236 104 104 103 14)3 Rock Island 15.260 47 48 46 47 46 Do pfd 9443 8734 87 66 66 St.t.grS.F.2d pfd 140 158 58 58 158 59 St. L.

S. 3410 3314 3316 324 22 33 Do pfd 300 76 6 7544 75 136136 135 135 136 So. Por. R. WO 8.3 63 82 S3 So Ry 1,800 32 1324 32 3244 82 Do plc 300 73 7344 78 78 7, Tenn.

200 89 89 86 3S Texas Paciftc, 700 35 35 85 35 85 Do 100 9914 mil 69 Third Av 1,200 19 19 1816 18 1944 Tel. Light 4.600 14 154, 14 144, 14 acoo zxv -531 52 52:44 E314 7, 4.. Do pfd ,61444 41'4 7141, 7114 1174 Twin City 250 116 116 115 115- '1'n. Bag 100 1314 1314 13 1314 1316 Union 201 202 199 109 21)144 Do pfd 800 10344 1C3 102 102 103 Va. Inv.

Ry 100 42 42 42 42 Do pfd 100 7114 71 71 714 72 U. S. Pipe 470 3044 31 3014 31 Do pfd 100 S4 64 84 144 U. S. 3.4100 1 2.1 145 123 137 122 Tn.

D. Goods pfd. WO 1121 112.74 '12 112 U. S. 600.

111 61 51 61 51 Do let 200 1161 11014 114 116 116 Do 2d Nei-. 100 62 6244 82 62 1.23444,14 16294443,4, U. S. Steel 119.300 6014 87Li SIN Do pfd 404 Utah 10 1529411 ig941.lis Va. Chem 17.100 5614 5716 56 56 56 Do pfel 100 12S 12S 128 128 1242 Wabash 3.

000 25 2L, 24 24 23 Do pfd 8,200 5744 571- 55 58 5714 West. Md. Ws 600 51 51 Si 51 51 Do warrants 200 511 51 51 51 Tel 11-41 76 76i 1W4 7614 76 'Westinghouse El 81 81 81 811 81 W. L. 14-)0 ill, 0 0 0 Do 1st 2)0 22,4 22,4 2144 21 Wis.

Cent 1.000 50 52 50 52 Total. 549.100 shares. aEx-dividend EXPRESS SHARES. American 2900311011'nited 1243 Adams 250163001 Wells-Fargo GOVERNMENT BONDS. Bid.

Asked. United States2s, registered. 100 1014 United States 2s. coupon .100 Unierl coupon 101. 102 'United States 34).

registered 1011 102 125 Monroe St. 20 Phones, all Randolph 300. Capital. SII.S00.000 Surplus. $1.500.000 DIRECTORS A.

C. BARTLETT ('HAM. L. HUTCHINSON WILLIAM A. FULLER MARTIN A.

ERNEST A. HAMILL 7 ALIIIHT A.SPRAOUSI MARVIN HULillITT solA ImON A. SMITH BYRON L. SMITH wa CIKIROLI 1910! Real Estate Title and Trust Co. Nearly Halt Century I I Open Evenings Until ill Business 9 Mock, WANTEDReliable and trustworthy agents in every county to represent N.

W. Cop. Waphinaton La Salle Sta. LA and 18.5. Capital and Surplus, $1,100,000 Vim.

Pearson Co, Ltd. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE OTJARAN'TEEI POLICIES TO REAL ESTATE. IN THE FOREIGN STOCK MARKET. Operating under the laws of the State of Illinois. Guarantee Policies protected by legal deposit with the State Auditor.

40.000 abstracts and guarantee policies in circulation RA 1111 ra El tam El al 11111111111116 Steamboat and Insuranc Agents Interest Allowed on Savings Deposits 661 W. MADISON ST. Municipal Bonds and First Mortgages For Sale. INTEREST FROM MUM' 1ST owners of 175,000 acres in LAST MOUNTAIN VALLEY "Sunny Southern Saskatchewan" Finest open prairie wheat land in Western Canada. Total Canadian wheat yield 1909, 166,774.000 bushels; average per acre 21.5 bushels.

Address: U. S. Office, 733 Temple Court, Minneapolis, Minn. JEROME J. DANFORTH.

President. DIRECTORS M. E. Greenebaum. John R.

Thompson, Wm. E. Hatterman, George R. Jenkins. John F.

Brune Oliver T. Cody. Jas. F. Stepina.

F. T. E. Ka Hum, R. J.

Schlesinger, Thos. J. Holmes. A. H.

Tyrrell. Peter L. Evans. J. J.

Danforth. Arthur W. Draper. I I Conservative Mortgage Investments ON SAVINGS DEPOSITED THE FIRST 12 DAYS CF JANUARY LONDON, Jan. was plentiful and in fair demand.

and discount rates were steady today. The built of the in rew gold availatia is expected to go to the Bank of England. On the stuck exchange the carrying over in Ir 1'1114-8 occupied the chief attention of but fair support appeared in home rails. consols. and other gilt edge securities at hardening prices.

Copper shares were stronger on American advices, but foreign bonds and railroad shares were quiet. A nierica securities opened quiet and unchanged. Light buying caused a fractional advance, and professional support maintained values until the afternoon. when New York offerings depressed the market. Later, Rock Island recovered a point.

and the rest of the list hardened. The close was dull but steady. LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. 1 ConsolsformoneyS2 11-10 Loulsv. Nashv 102 Do for 13-16 Kas.

Tex 51 Amal. N. Central 127 Anaconda II Norf. IA-est 101y' Atchison 126 Do PM 92 Do pfd 14624 Ont. 1 Fait.

Ohio 12214 Pennsylvania. 7PI4 Canadian 1S5w. Rand 9 Ches. Ohio 934 Reading FA Chi. Gt.

West '37142 Southern Rwr l. St. P. Do 70 l'he Beer 191'4 Southern Pacific 144 Den. Rio Grande.

52,4 Union Pacific 2071.4 Do PA Do 141- 347i IL S. Steel 91. Do lst pfd 54 Do .....127 Do 2,1 pfd 421-4 Wabash 26 Anaconda 11 'Norf. Atchison 1243 Do PM 92 Do pm. 1e014 Ont.

fil Ohio Pennsylvania. Canadian Pao Rand 9 Ches Ohio 934 Reading Sti Chi. Gt. West 7142 Southern Rwy Mil. St.

8.3,z Do 1)5 The Beer 191'4 Southern Pacific 144 Den. Pio Grande. 52,4 Union Pacific 20714 Do Re, Do 10.Tv Erie. 247i 11 S. Steel 914 Do lst pi-1 54 Do pfd Do 2d pfd 421-4 Wabash 20 Bon it We Own and Offer for Sale a Choice Line of BYLLESBYtt co.

EEIGIMEEIS BONDS Suitable for funds of Savings Bank Depositors, Trust Accounts and individuals, in amounts from $500 to $1,500, to net 51 and 6. All sectired by high class Chicago properties in good locations. All titles guar- anteed. EXAMIHATIORS ARO REPORTS zie LA SALLE STREET CHICAGO List of securities suitable for investment, yielding 3 to 6, sent upon request. to net the investor FARM MORTGAGES to 6 For Investment Funds.

ben for List. A. O. DANIFOLTILL CO, liAnksre liVashIngton. ILL Established 1855.

Grand 21 Do III Spanish 9514 Bar silver. firm. 24 3.16d an, oz. Money. 242 per cent.

The rate of discount In the open market for short bills is 3,11463 5-10 per cent; do for 8 months bills. Per cent. PARIS. Jan. 10.On the bourse today prices opened firm.

but closed heavy. BERLIN. Jan. 10Trading was sluggish and prices were weaker on the boerse today. The weekly statement of the Imperial sank of Germany shows the following changes: Write or Call for Particulars Send.

For List Now A. Leach Co. 140 Dearborn Street Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Real Estate Transfers. LAKE VIEW. 13S of Ashland.

f. 6(0024 Jan. 7 F. A. Hobe to Charles Lund 8,225 Zvarieton.av 40 ot Catalpa, f.

Z07123, Jan. 4 W. N. Chatfield to Ell 1.1'. Chat- field r-ddY-at 125 of Lincoln.

f. ineumb. $2.000. Dec. 22.

Ifssi Hermann C. Leichsf-nring to Julius C. Schroeder). 4,000 249 of Oakley. f.

incumb. S375. Dec. 2o Julius C. Schroeder to Hermann 1..

1,604 Farragut-ev 273 of f. 25x125, I) ee. 23. 1909 Kate M. Harrison and hus- bend.

Thomas, to Charles A. Larson I 6,400 cor Evanston. f. tOs150. Noe.

Id. Irco Graceland Cemetery CC. to Herman Kean Sheridan-rd. IT of Ardrnore-av. f.

507( 12S ft to 'Lake Michigan. Aug. -11, F. Davenport to Cloher Jr. 6,250 72 of f.

124. Jan. Estate of Nela Lonstrom to Tillie LOnStrom I 3.800 Wrathrop-av. cor Bryn Mawr. NV f.

6Sx 150 1.ncumb. 17.04). Jan. 7 George Ed-ford tet Kate M. Summons 25,000 I .1 "IL li'i IPNIAL TRV5T AND SAVINGS BANK -Iworeuppl ort rL el.

Central 931 Tel. Centre sgo.topob.w (LIU 1 107 Dearborn St. LA 1 07 Dm 205 LA SALLE STREET CHICAGO DROPORALS POE I ALL METAL TWELVE. A Yard Dump Cars. Sealed proposals will be received at the ordce of tbe General Purehasing OM.

cer, Isthmian Canal Commiesion. Washington, D. until 10:30 a. tn. January 24.1910, at whit time they will be opened in public.

for furniahing the above mentioned articles. Blanks and general informiution relating to this I 'ircular tNo. may be obtained from this ottiAt or the the Aesistant Purchaaing Agent. 24 F.tate Ftreet, New York City; 5.1 Nfitturiftl Realty Building. Nve Oriearis.

La. and 10S0 North Point Street. sari Franeireo. C1. 111140 from the U.

Engineer tittles in the following citTeect nttl. Loa Angeles, Baltimore. Md. Philadelphia. 4 Pittsburg, Mast; Buffalo N.

Y. Cleveland, Ohio; Cincinnati (tido; Chicago, Ill" Ft. Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee, St. Paul. Minn Chattanooga.

Louisville. Ky MbU and Galveston, Commercial Club. Kansas City Mo. Chamber of Corn. mere, Quincy.

I U. nd Chater of Commerce and Board of 'Poetann. Wash.F. C. 'Rogge, Captain.

Corps of Engineers. U. S. General Purchaeing Officer, John P. Marsh et Co.

Ilarka Cash In blind increased 75.4263.ts14) TIP decree( DIsctounts decreased Treasury hills increased 24.C94.000 Notes in circulation decreased, Tic-posits decreased 41.2341.000 Gold in band increased FIRST MORTGAGES Upwarda SafesVinvestments in the Market Paying For Sale. by TRIBUNE BUILDING Coal solusivelY in first lidertgagos en stew, well located brick I at and stem buildings in Chicago. Loans range from ESTABLISHED 1891 NELIRIT O. NEDOCILIEV REPORT OF THE COTTON CROP. 9,646,285 Bales, Counting Bound as Half Bales.

Ginned from Growth of 1909 to Ian. 1, 1910. JEFFERSON. x. 1041 of Armitage.

25x125. Ort. 26, inofi Henry W. Austin to Andrew I 2 2-; cor 9 f. lOnx bee, 31.

1909 estate of Hiram Barker of Exeter. N. II to Ola C. S. Olsen) 8.500 1701 24x123.

incum Jan. 8 A. to Harry Magee! 3,500 134 et N. 40tit, Jan-. 5 (Olive S.

Fitzgerald to John M. Roche) 3.830 N. of f. 100'155 Do'c 24, (Maria C. Madison to Mathias Sundenol 2.000 NORTH TOWN.

2 I a 30 to 50 of actual nest of building nd lot and net 5 internat. Seed for List. Stocks, Bonds and Grain 11-r1 Oncl 4r. (IN) BANKERS CLARK AND RANDOLPH STS: Cali or write for descriptive circulars. Washington, D.

Jam 10.The cotton report shows 9.010.2s5 bales, counting round as half bales, ginned from growth of 1909 to Jan. 1, 1919. compared with 12.403,29S for the crop of 114,.8. Round bales included this year arp 144.847. compared with 230.572 last year.

Sea Island. 89,499 this season: 86 'WS last year. nf-FICE Car THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS. 1,0 Port of Chicago. 111..

Jan. 3. 1910. mencing at 10:30 ocloek A. NI on Nrednesday.

January 20. 1910, there will he at public auction all goods. wares and niercha.ndive in custody of the customs authorities of Chicago -that by rearion of non-payment of customs duties or for any other reason are subject to sale. The sale will he hem La the U. S.

Appraiser's stores I4u.IIin corner Harrison and Sherman Streets and will he conducted uelder the di I 4-4 the Collector of Customs be Samuel L. IA-intern-0z. Auctioneer. Catalogues of the sale may he had at the Collector's Ottice. Custom House.

Room IVA, Federal Fullding. after January Lith. and will bo dittributed to pers011 assembled at the male. JOHN C. AMES.

Collector vf Customs. 234 and 236 LA SALLE STREET Omosite Illinois Trust and Ravings Bank. NEW TORX STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBER) CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OJF TRADE AUSTIN-MANHATTAN STOCK TREASURY STATEMENT. Washington, D. C.

Jan, 10 The condition of the treasury at the beginning of businkes today was as follows: -ED A) We offer to buy all Austin-Manhattan Consolidated Mining Company '8 stock offered by brokers or any other parties, at a prtc below 85c per share. which Is now subject to transfer On the books of the company. PROVIDENT SECURITIES COMPANY, 277 Dearborn Stresti, Chicago First Mortgage Irrigation Hetes To Net 7 1101111BLOVIER VIEEKS, Clybourn-av nt 21x1O0, 'neural). Dee. 22, 1lkI3 knderson to Willis G.

Stoughton 5.E00 1 enr f. 32:0410 bee- 3. 11.0.k9 (Kate Tagney to Sehmeiter) of MeHenry-st 251(125 bw. 23. 1041 'Estate of George Nolte Sr to William H.

Nolte i 700 104 of Weals. 2.5x100 Ineurnb- f5.4s..o. Jam 3 F. Deahl to iiIain Rosenberger and Louis H. Rosenberger' 17,000 SOUTH TOWN.

(or Mary. Jan. (C. T. dr.

T. trustee. to Stanley c-Te) S. State-st I. het.

Tfarri- on 8.1J. June I9iJ9 rThotoP11000 E. L. Taylor of Revelstoke. British CoJunibia.

Canatla. to rho ries Grevel 11,161 ems il)PtY find. 1-6 June G. 1009 I 1 DROPOSA LS FOR WI NO HORS I EP Quarternianter's Vice. Federal Building.

Chicago. December 1.1. proposalii In triplicate, will be receited here until IX clock M. Central Time, January 13, 1910. for deliver-, at Seattle.

or et other prominent points. of Vs) Riding Horses. shipment to the I'hilippine Islands. all of sunvrior hiss and con. forming to ppecificeulonc U.

14 rtoiterve right to accept or reject any or all or any pert thereof. Particulars and blanks will be turnlatP4 upon application at this ollicc. Elove loofa C6ntRining proposals to be indorsed "Ptopcsals for Riding Horses. to be opcncl Jrintutry 13. 191(W' and ad-tressed to IA Col.

W. W. ROBINSON. Chltt Quaxtermaauer. TRUST FUNDS.

Gold coin Silver 485.907.000 Silver dollars of 1S9u 3,1434,000 Silver certificates outstanding 4S.5,907,000 GENERAL FUND. N. Standard sILver dollars In general 4073.116 current lel I S.3.2,36 Workinng balance in treasury offices. 2S.S61.963 In banks to credit of trcasurer of U. 35,077,614 Subsidiary sliver coin 11.113,261 Minor coin 1,049, befl Total balanoe In general fund 67.313.113 An established Chicago Bond House, whose business has outgrown its present capital, will admit an active or inactive partner of acceptable standing.

etc. Must be able to invest from $30,000 to $50,000. Business is safe and profitable. Address for further particulers Gr-21, care IkARD THOMAS, Trude Building, Chicago, DI Third Floor, 152 Monroe St. E.

ORRIS HART First Mortgage Loans 111: ADVERTISE IN' THE TRIBUNE. 114 Dearborn 0 I 4- -r---1- 4,0.,.....,,, rkk oil i I tmormtr.