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TUT? DACTAV riXJTT' OT A A vttt a tit. 13 STOCK nearby deliveries eased oft a fraction, while other prices were unchanged. Quotations are: Spot and January February l-727, March 274 tt28. Lead 1b 4.15&4.20, and spelter a.Wn 5.15. Jan 26 G.

M. B. Conner STEEL ORDERS SHOW A GAIN Steady Increase for Each Quarter. I was weak all day, closing with a net loss of 6s 3d for spot and 7s 6d for futures. The close: Spot 59 6s 3d.

'J .1.4 4tK) Arlzpe 33 Atl O. 5 30Va do pfd 18 $148oo do 5s 60 7570 Bay State 77c 100 RcaTer 1 100 Black Mt 2- 1450 Boston Ely 1 100 Boswyocolo S'-jC 300 Butte 164 400 Cal 2 loo Chemung 20 1100 Cobalt 53c 22oO I'omp Air 56c 1125 Corbin O-'Vi 1510 Cumb Ely 8 13-16 670 Davis Daly 2 15-16 1700 Eclipse Oil 19c 9845 First Natl Cop. 8 2(xo Geyser 10c 445 Giroux Consol. 8 400 Goldneld Consol. 8V 3500 Uoldfield 78c 20 12V4C loo Hancock 11V 10 Helvetia 4 faics AVW lulls, luiui on i 700 tons.

Best selected dropped 10s and is now 64. Tin opened weak and dosed firm, but with a net loss of 5s for both spot and futures. The close: Spot 126 2s 6d, sales 450 tons; futures 127 6d, sales 350 tons. Spelter advanced 2s 6d and Is now 21 10s. MARKET Another Quiet Session.

DALY-WEST DaOAluaH Br tbe Cincinnati Sto kl.M-r of the Hab -Wet Mlnln rSomtwnT nCSUIYCU at a meetlna lield January 28, at flie HtiMnr.a Mn'a Club, that your Committee, appointed 10 draft rawolutiona repreaentlng aentlment of tbe Cincinnati stockholder th Itnlv-Weat Mining; Company, beg; leave tn iwpurt al fallnwet lat. We are oppnaed to anv meraVr or consolidation of Uie Italy-Went wit any other propcrtv unless all eruditions of mergi he tlrst autuiiltled to i.ll and anrTad by two-thirds of the stockholder, tcllevlng lu tha merits and poaslbtllllut at lue of this Company. 2d. We are opposed to the tinliualnesa like conduct It the msnajteinrnt In tbe imet in H-rmlttlug the Urge cash anrplua of this company to remain uninvested without bearing interest, anil demand thtt such by-laws be adopted at the annual meeting tlmt will insure fur the future the proper and aafa luventment of all aurplua funds of tbe company. Sd.

We fayor tie employment by the Directors of a Oeneral Manager, whose undivided time and attention will be given to tbe Interest of the Dal) West Mining Company, believing our property to of sufficient Important- to require such attention. We Muud for a cunserratlve and buslnesallke maiiiigiment In hoih mine vperaMnne and business conduct of the Company's airnlra, and favor the resumption af dividend! at auch time as la consistent with intelligent and conservative mining and sate luislneas operatloua. 4th. We furtb-T favor a complete recognition or the righta of all the atockhotders by the rnauag'-ment of our compuny, and siirb atockboldera ehould at all recelee, upon reaaonnhle demand, lnforruaiiwi aa to tb financial aa well as physical condition of the company. 5th.

We condemn aa unbusinesslike the action of tb Directors In permitting the books to go without a proper audit, and demand that the future policy of th corporation ahull require an annual andlt of the books and report of such sudlt. to bo made by dulv authorized auditing company, to 1m- transmitted 10 the stockholder. 6th. Wc note with keen satisfaction and gratification th active Interest displayed by our fellow citizen, Mr. II.

Otto Banke, of tbe firm of llanke In trying to pen-cure for the stockholders the rights demanded by these resolutions, snd Commend blm for such action, and fully endorse Mr. llanke In this niorement and recommend to the stockholder at the coming annual election his ec-lectloo aa a Director of this eorpo ration, bilievlng that such election will Insure tbo slockholdora the rights and privilege demanded under these resolutions. 7th. We Invite the coos-ratlon of sll stockholder concurring In tb raaolntlonn ahovo not forth In the present campaign for reorganisation. Decreased Earnings Had Been Expected by Financiers.

1 i 5 5 17 18 59 60 65c 71c 1 1H 2ts I Hi 1 5 -16 8'uc 8VjC l's 161-s 2 2 19 20 u-'c 52c 55c 66c 0 6 8 8 2 2 18c 18C 7 8 10c 10c 854 8 8Vi 70c 78c 12c lc 1114 HV4 4 4 7 7 Sis 8'4 25c 25c 95c 95c 6Mt 6 9-18 7)c 73c 2S 2 64 65c 314 3 o-ie iol, ion 61 13V4 13V4 17c ISc 87c 89c 52c 53c 8 9-16 8 9-16 9 9 7c 7c 7c 7c 13c 13c 95c 95c 24 a 25c 8 8 13 13 6 6 4 1-16 4 8V 100 Inter Belang 105O Kerr Lake 100 Krusrer 220 Laramie tiiio La Rose 2200 Majestic 100 Mason Vallev. 3030 Natl Extlor. 2531 Nevada-Utah 730 Nipissing 160 Ohio Copper 60 OJibway 3400 Rawbide 1673 Raven 900 Rawhide Coal. New York. 98c 6 9-16 73e 2 68c 10 13 20c 55c 8 9-16 9 Prices of Sagged Most tie Day.

Santa Fe Goldand Copper Mining Co. JERSEY CITY, Jan 26 J. G. Metz of the Leonard Lewisohn estate, was elected a director of the Santa Fe Gold Copper Mining Co at the annual meeting, succeeding J. P.

Sussmann, who has resigned from both the presidency and directorate. The other directors were reelected. In his annual report to the stockholders, Mr Sussmann says: "There has been a gratifying increase in tonnage of developed ore. The greater part has been found In hitheto unexplored ground, and as the limit of this ore body has not been reached, we feel justified in recommending continuation of developing the mine without attempt-ins; to treat the ore until the quality of ore in sight is sufficiently large to warrant enlarging and improving the reduction plant. The average grade of the ore is fully equal to if not better than thafc in the past, and there is also quite an amount of high-grade smelting ore." Receipts and expenditures during the year compare: 1908 1907 1906 ''asb Jan 1...

J173.750 139,971 146S7'J Receipts 181,741 344.941 Expenditures 61.543 311,162 ll.S'j'.i Cash at banks. 11.94S 170,750 1,:71 Railroad Earnings. THIRD WEEK IN JANUARY Canadian Pacific: $7,500,000 St. Louis, Rocky Mountain Pacific Company First Mortgage 5 Per Cent Flfty-Year Gold Bonds rTbIe 1 1 Mature Julv 1, 1956 Coupon Bonds Exchangeable for Fully Registered Bonds Application will be made for listing on the New York Stock Exchange The bonds are secured by 106 miles of standard gauee railroad of the St. Louis.

Rocky Mountain Pacific Railway of modern construction and equipmentconnectinKtheCompany's coal mines and coke ovens with the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe. the Colorado Southern and the El Paso Southwestern railroads and by the coal in a continuous tract of over 800 square miles being more than nine-tenths of the well-known Raton Coal Field of Colfax County, New Mexico. Competent engineers estimate that the Company's holdings contain over 2,250,000.000 tons of high grade coking, domestic and steam coal- AD the coal of coking quality and is so classified by the United States Geological Surrey, whose many tests show that the coke compares most favorably with that produced in Pennsylvania and Virginia. 7 The Company operates 10 modern, electrically equipped drift mines and 35 rt standard coke ovens. The output of the former has reached nearly 1.000,000 tons per annum and the annual capacity of the latter is 180,000 tons.

This coal and coke is vital to the economic development of the great mining and eltmg interests of the Southwest and Mexico. As a domestic fuel and as a gaeam coal it has broad markets in New Mexico, Arizona, Western Texas, Kansas Oklahoma and California. come the fiscal year ended June 30. 18 was 30 per cent, in excess of bond interest in 1107. 40 per cent, and in 1906, 28 per cent.

More than $2,000,000 of the above bonds having been old or withdrawn for investment, we offer the balance at 95 Ve interest, the return on the investment being 51 per cent. Full descriptive circular and annual report furnished on application. FISK ROBINSON 35 Cedar Street, New York 28 State Street, Boston 1 15 Adams Street, Chicago JULIUS UEISKK THOMAS JAMES Chairman 100 Ray Consol 175 San Antonio 100 Santa Ysabel. 200 Shawmut 200 Silver Leaf 400 Silver Queen NEW YORK. Jan 26-Earnings of the II Steel corporation for the last quarter of 1968 and for the whole of that year, together with the usual dividends on the preferred and common stock, were made public today.

The earnings for the quarter ending Dec 31 last were $26,225,455, compared with $27,106,274 the previous quarter and $32,553,006 the corresponding quarter a year ago. The surplus of the quarter wag $5,142,451, a decrease of $9572 as compared with the 95c 25c 8 lioo So DereL. 50 Submarine SIg. CRAKLES LASfiE Committee on Resolutions. Proxies can be obtained from any of tho ondoralgnod.

WINCHESTER VKAZIE Care Mechanics Trust Boston. Mass H. OTTO HANKE Care Atlas National Bank, Cincinnati. Ohio FRED H. WILLIAMS, Connftcl 00 Congress 81., Boston.

Mass. 320 Sup Boston 13 425 Vulture 255 Yukon 4V Two or Three Specialties Were Strong. RAILROAD SOLD. Decrease le.oo-j 166.O0 The London Market. LONDON, Jan 26 On the stock exchange today American securities failed to attract outside attention and were just maintained at the parity level in the forenoon.

On the receipt of the New York openings, however, values crumbled and the market closed easy. The contango oil American stocks at the carry-over was 4 percent. Banks charged 3 percent for stock exchange loans. A light bull account was disclosed at the carry-over. The bank of England bought 93,000 of bar gold.

Quotations follow: 1 Closing Jan 2- Tan 2r, 1909 1908 Gross $1,039,000 l.uSri.ono Since July 1.. 43,413.000 Missouri Pacific: Gros 848.0O0 676. 0O0 ince July 1.. 26,577.680 26.202,128 Central Branch: Very Little Trading the Coppers. REALJESTATE.

New Apartment House for Brooklina 172,00 i .624,473 2.00O 7S.452 32,000 912,735 264, 611 9. 050. 702 Gross 34,000 Since July 1. 991, Texas Pacific: Gross 265,674 Since July 1.. 8,561,988 1,003 Ghesapeake Ohio Goes to Hawley Interests.

Sale of Big Block by Pennsylvania Agents Thought Significant i re stock market was very dull and 80 Amalgamated 80 9 uninteresting yesterday; the undertone generally was heavy, but two or three AtcHson. Top ft Santa 101 Atchison. Top ft Santa Fe pr lo3 488,714 11,600 36.400 653,0.30 of the specialties were strong. Consoll uaieu ci.ts was unatr pressure again International Great Northern: Gross 146,600 133,000 Since July 4,493.327 l'enver Rio Grande: Gross 358,800 322,400 Since July 1.. 11.774.300 12.427.31W Grand Trunk System: Gross 624.730 C19.121 To be on Beacon-St Boulevard, and Contain 1 6 Suites.

and dropped about nine points from Baltimore ft onio Canadian Pacinc Chesapeake otiio Chicago Great Western Chicago, Mil St 114 177 60I4 7 154 8314 Monday's closing price; it was stated Consols Tor -money .62: that the company earned onsiderble lets than percent for the year Consols for account 83 5-16 Since July 1.. 24.829.uh4 2.906.841 Oe Beers (deferred on the basis of its valuation as fixed by the supreme court this report MONTH OF DECEMBER atchlaaa: Gross $8,147,895 8.140,482 "7.413 Pac 91'. 01' caused heavy selling of the stock. Large Vacant Tract Sold in Dorchester. Net af 3.438,195 2,314,817 1st 4.

63 s- 101 103 114 178 64 7 153 83 7-16 83 11 39 81 32 47 37 19 149 127 45 134 02 90 48 68 7o2 123 26 It was Impossible to keep the market up while Gas was so weak, even If mo tr.io:,!.': 1.. hi 43 r.RIAP rf 4s 92 I L.CSt 4t 0X I Col tod 5a. 75 Zoi Mid 4s. 9i Cot So 4a. 98 ft II ct 4al01 I ft 4a 4 Net af txs 13.tS9,247 3,754, 31G Ky .110 no SlVTex Pac lis 117 r.sL W4s Vr quarter ending Sept 30, 1908.

and a decrease of $4,216,823 as compared with the last quarter of 1907. The net earnings for the quarter were a decrease of $298,754. The announcement was in line with expectations in the financial district, where the interest was largely in the unfilled orders on hand. These totalled 3,603,527 tons against 3,421,977 three months ago and 4,624.553 a year ago. For each quarter there was a stead increase in the amount of unfilled orders.

earnings for the year 1908 were $91,826,520, a decrease as compared with 1907 of $69,138,153. while the net earnings were $74,842,330, a decrease of $58,402,593 The surplue for the year was $10,497,935, a decrease of $4,681,902. The unfilled orders for the year 1908 were 14.404,723 tons, a decrease of 12 tons. The earnings for 1907. which wer $160,964,673.

were the highest on record for the company. The regular quarterly dividends of percent on the common and 1 percent on the preferred were declared. The total surplus of the Steel corporation is now $133,143,178. JUDGE BALY A SUICIDE. One of Original Promoters of Big Four and Prominent Formerly in Financial World.

ALBUQUERQUE, Jan 26-a' special from La Luz, says that Judge Williams Baly, one of the original promoters of the Big Four (Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago St Louis) railroad and formerly a prominent ns ure in eastern financial circles, killed himself with a revolver in a lonely cabin in the mountains two days ago. RITCHIE AT CINCINNATI. Addresses Business Men on "Organization" in Reference to Proposed Federation of Associations. CINCINNATI. Jan 26 Ryerson Ritchie, executive director of the Boston merchants' association, spoke tonight at a banquet at the Business men's club to members of the several business and commercial bodies of the i nesapeake Ac Ohio.

Ontario Western, and the Wabash issues were strong. Chesapeake was Darttcularlv buoyant. Pac UC-, 139.09S 55.394 L' ecu 4s. 1H4-S Svigar lost a part of the gain it made Chlcagu, St Paul, Minn Oruaha: Gross 1,100,351 1,011.253 Since July L. 7.137.738 7.193,132 Georgia Railway KJectric: Gross 314.342 302.671 Net 143,483 Krte 1 4a.

Erie sen 72 laie last weex, ana Amalgamated was soft in spite of the decision of the 73 WaN-iah lstslliw 112 Val 107 Mrst lid 4a. S4i S4' courts that the company's" Wasnoe 11.C71 22,990 GAS SLUMPS AGAIN. This, with the Waiting for the Steel Reports, Holds Up New York Mar-ket Some Railroad Activity. JEW TORK. Jsn The spen-tal ln-aenres which governed the wide sawvements in a handful of stocks today had a neutralizing' effect which aggravated the dullness of general trad- Tbs most Influential movement in its gaasjal effect was that In Consolidated Gas.

in which a renewal of liquidation was prompted by the publication of Denver ft Bio Grande Denver ft Hlo Grande Erie Erie let pr F.rle 2d pr Grand Trunk Illinois Central Ixiulsvllle ft Nashville Missouri. Kansaa ft Texaa. New York Central Norfolk ft Western Norfolk ft Western Ontario Western Pennsylvania Band Mines Rending Southern Pacific Southern Bail way Southern Railway pr Spanish 4a Cnlon Pacific Union Pacific pr Statea Steel States Steel pr Wabash Waliasb pr i tnt Met 4a ol 81 Japan 4a 81 81 Japan 91 91V, la Ueu 4a. Increase. NEW YORK, Jan 2 Negotiation for tbe aale of a majority interest in the Chesapeake Ohio railway company to Edwin Hawley and associates were practically concluded here today.

Kuhn. Loeb A Co sold to the new Interest about share of the common atock which thay had purchased from the Pennaylvanla railroad company more than two years ago. and it Is understood that other large amounts of stock are Included In the deal. Associated with Mr Hawley In the purchase of Chesapeake aV Ohio are Frank Trumbull, who la aoon to retire from the presidency of the Colorado a Southern railway, recently eeld by Mr Hawley to the Chicago, Burlington Qulney road, and F. W.

Scott of Boott Strlngfellow, bankere, at Richmond. Va. The price paid for the Kuhn, Ie holdings la not disclosed, but la believed to be about a share. The stock was very active In today's market, selling as high as 65 and closing at 63H- smelter neea not be rebuilt or removed There was very little business on the Boston board. The only coppers In which the tradlrg was worth mention The number of shares sold, with the hlgpest.

lowest and last sales compated were Amalgamated and North Butte, and these two were much duller than wnn mose oi yesterday toiiow: r-La-t a usual. The other local specialties were Boston, Revere Beach Lynn. The Boston, Revere Beach Lynn RR Co report for quarter ending Dec 31 compares as follows: 1908 1907 1006 Share "Old Hih Low Jan26 JaaZB netfiected, ana tne brokers had a very 64 94 184 99 65 117 19 quiet ot Aujl Copper 7s 7S 78 7y OO A. Cr a I 4. 48 49 49 500 Am Car ft pr.

110 110 109 report and the pessimistic 154.102 151,330 163.479 143.920 136,866 Money and Foreign Exchange 49 52 53 ejrpra--Ki in official utterances snying It of the earning power 10,505 10,982 14.4C.4 Another Important transaction in Brookllno has been effected, whereby Frederick E. Johnston, the well-known builder, his purchased a lot on Beacon-st boulevard, continuing 6114 square feet, assessed for The land wai owned by Arthur Lawrence et al and next to the hotel Wollaton, Juhi above Carlton nt. The price paid wan far above the assessors' value. Mr Johnson has obtained one of the finest vacant lots on the boulevard In that part of Brookline. He will begin operations on the foundation for a handsome eight-story apartment house of brick and stone, to contain 18 guiles with baths.

The plans are now being drawn and will contain every known modern Improvement. A special feature will be the light and air area no essential to large apartment houses. The interior finish will be of hardwood, and the plumbing specially designed. while every other arrangement will be Installed with the Idea of assuring a perfect home. It is estimated that the house will cost above the land between $100,000 and 150,000.

The lot has a large frontage, thus allowing for a magnlrt-cent exterior. There is very little change In the 5.2t)7 4,730 3.82:; 7 ef the cotr.pany under the legal re- money market from day to day. The Gross Expenses Net Other Total net Charges Surplus Deficit. Money 2Vi percent. Rate of discount for both short and three months bills 2 7-16'i2 par-cent.

Bar silver steady at 2d per ounce. 42 to as cents ox tne price or 15,832 lb. 564 2,731 15.712 18.26 14.942 3,344 51 7 41 22 15 32 e3 86 iuvAm cotton utl 100 Am Cotton Oil pr. 98 300 Am Hide ft Lea tti 7 34i Am Hide a 42 1200 Am Ice Sec art tie. 22 4UO Am Lin Oil 15 40O Am Lin OU pr 53 900 Am Loco 58 7900 Am SmMttns; 86 9- 7 42 224 15 33 56 22 orice of the stock drooped pre- tone continues easy and there is nothing in sight to indicate any Immediate change in conditions.

No general increase in the demand for money is locket! for until the tariff schedules have been reitled r.nd are in effect. The 34 eajftately more than nine points to a 5 i iiMnpeane or umo own nna operate I through lease about 1KA) miles of road, Its chief points of contact are from NTH man au iouciwu in inc following the decision of the 8rt court against toe company. 1000 Am MselUn 1024 102 102 table follows: cnetthr.5 sttstl of considerable i all loan 2M3 percent Am Scpar Bcf YS2 131 132 133 500 Am Tel ft Tel Co. 12t5 125 128 126 7 Anaooda 47 46 47 47 Tiaie loan. collateral 3-a4 percent Time loans, mercantile paper perc-nt a rtkse was man if rat In tne gen-rii 1st and prices declined coraprerien-sjtrely.

The cessation of the urgent sjslili 11 in Consolidated Gas. while spaaed the way to some price re- Aftjlson 100 10014 Chicago Stock Market. CHICAGO. Jan 26 Closing stocks: American Can common. do pfd, 7L'; American Shipbuilding pfd.

104. A. Booth Packing common, Corn Products common. 19; Commonwealth Edison. 107: Chicago Telephone.

Illinois Brick. 38; National Biscuit corn-man, 104; do pfd. 119; Quaker Oats common. 123; do pfd, 9y: Streets Stable Car common, 30; Swift Co. 101; Boxboard common.

1: North western El pfd, 65; Chicago City Railway, 185; People's Gas. 105. iMirins tou loans i-j percent 2ou atcalsoa pr 101 ioi, mi 101 Xew York funds discount a ini iizv, ins us 100 A OHIO pr 93(4 93 934 left a market cnieny remarK- S31.227.056 2.619.185 llton clearinga Itoaton balancea Boston aubtrcsaurr debit for Its neglected condition. BOOS Rrookljn 7 7" BOSTON STOCK MARKET. STOCK EXCHANGE, Jan 26 Following are the highest and lowest sales of bonds and stocks at the board today, with last sales of today and yesterday: BUNDS sales, Amount sold High Low Jan 26 Jan 25 SSOOO Am Ag Cbem 5.

97 97 97 97 2O00 Am Tel Tel 4s. 91 91 91 91 66OO0 Am Tel A cv 4s 92 92U, 92 92 20-yOCent Vt 1st 82' 82 81 loOO C. 4a ex.100 100 100 1000 it Joint 4s. 97 97 97 98 1000 Cb II No Mich 5a.lOl 101 101 1000 Consol 4s. 17 17 17 18 S000 Gob El ct Sa 138 138 138 4OO0 111 Steel 5s 1 100 4500 C.

A- 92 92 92 7m. 174V. desire to await tne appearanr-e 173'. 172 173 367.708.99S --k icaimss city. About 500 of the leading business and professional men of this city were 2900 Can Pacific Ontral Leather 81 12.54o.iu2 New York balances New York subtreaaory debit 32 31 31 102 102 102 1,317.673 1ii2 4O0Cent Leather pr.

63 rax.Cbes ft Oblo. 65 present. A federation of the several ooramer clal associations is contemplated in Cin Tho foreign exchange market is mod 62 6 8 33uOChicaxo Gt the ejaarterly report of the ateei corpora tin was a factor In the later luinsss It was known that this report would not appear until after the ekSSS of the stock market, and the fear that it might contain some unpleasant aseprtsss made operators wary about e-rterwtlncr their commitments. erately active and rates are firm and SOUTH END DWELLING. The William U.

Moulton estate has conveyed to Osborne W. Pitcher, who resold to Calvin Maynard. the property sq. South End, taxed for I'JOOO. It comprises a four-story swell front brick house, situated between Tremont st and Columbus av, occupying 1890 square feet of land, the latter taxed for $3300.

unchanged. I he posted rates are: cinnatl, and Mr Rltohie's subject was 17S 7 65 83 6 Ty 8 177 177 40 41 65 65 83 83 W'W 8'Vi 41 60 days "Organization." He declared that or Cables lOonChi Gt pr 200 Chi ft Normsreat 12O0 Colorado Knel 100 Col Sootbern SOU Col So lat pr sou Col So 2d pr 4S6UO Coaaal Gaa HI ganization is taking the place of the 84 Railroad rumors showed vitality and Sight 4.88 4.87 6.15 95 40 56J Mass Ga 4js '99 98 98 99 81 individual, and advocated a central and inclusive organization devoted to the the principal points or 1 4.85 4.S4 6.15 .95 .40 Newport rew. va, and WashtngteML to Cincinnati and Louisville, with numerous branch lines. Of the capital stock there Is outstanding about tea.OOO.OOO in common shares, with only a nominal amount St preferred stock. Its bonded debt Is very large.

It Is regarded aa significant that Kuhn, iofc Ar Co, through whom the control of the property was secured, are the financial agents of the Penn-sylvanla railroad. MCLEOD MORRIS. fi Dorchester Man Takes Bride at Philadelphia Bishop of Rhode Island Performa Ceremony. PHILADELPHIA, Jan 28 The wedding of Mlas Katharine Wlstar Morris, daughter of Theodore H. Morris of Hit Arch st, and EJdon McLeod of Dorchester, Mass, took place quietly at tha Morris home today.

The ceremony was performed by Rt Rev Nelson McVlckar. Protestant Episcopal bishop of Rhode Island, aided by Rev J. Paul Morris. Th- brlde a family Iwltig In mourning there were no attendants and only th Immediate memlers of both families were present at tha ceremony. Th bride wore a traveling gown of black broadcloth, with a large Mack hat.

The couple will make their home In Boston. 126 117 11 126 Is tne market- Chesapeake Jfe LONDON PROMOTER JAILED. Henry Hess Sentenced to Two Years for Publishing Statements Deceptive to SharehWders. LONDON, Jan 26 Henry Hess, a company promoter and the publisher of the Critic, was today sentenced to two years' Imprisonment for publishing statements intended to deceive the lehsmarks puDiic weitare as an Influence precedent 19 20 1U i pa i Mil into the hands of interests (iuildrra 3O0O Cot Yarn 6a. 104 103W 103 STOCKS sales, Sttarca sold llib Low Jan 26 Jan 25 795 Adventure Mln 8 8 8 8 1 Com Product.

Kef 2iH lloOCorn Prod Kef pr. 70 to commercial ana civic advancement 76 76 7 2 Iei a 177 177 177 177 Me Denver a 3- 3 3- Gold Exports. watca Mil n.jT-ima iwawiiuiij theesntrol of the "olorado A Southern, assl as to negotUtlons were made wit tfa banking boose which had taken 20 AIloucs Min 35 35 35 35 PILLS8URY-WASHBURN CO. TMd 79 luO Den ft SO 80 80 79 NEW YORK. Jan 2ft Goldman, Sachs the Pennsylvania nommgs oi 394 40 96 96 3140 Amalgamated Cop.

79 78 430 Am Ag Cbem 39 39a. 52 Am Ac Cbem 96 96 9 Am Pneu Scrv. 6V 6 gSODiat Swurttlca. 38 3 38 3X 139.JO Erie 31 30 30 3" 50 Erie Ut pr 46 45 45 4fi Co will ship $500,000 gold on tomor row's steamer to Argentina. It was Inlerreo mat tne soainem Une ntuaticn would not be dls- Reorganization Plan Calls for Operating Company With $2,000,000 shareholders of a certain company and 5 5 VI Yn 24 pr 36 36 185 Am Sugar Bef 131 132 by the new control, wniie a- 133 129 73 Am Sugar Itef pr.128 12s 128 of more' liberal policy in tne for the misappropriation of 17140.

The suit is the latest of a series of trials benun with the object of cleans 4aJGt Northern 143 143 143 13TIO Gt North Ore ctfa 72 72V 72 72 Dividends Declared. Steel corporation quarterly of 1 DORCHESTER VACANT LAND. Vacant land belonging to George H. Qulney on Rowena st. running through to Radford land.

Dorchester. ha been sold to Charles H. Ryan, who has purchased for Immediate improvement. The entire tract, containing 43.600 square feet, is assessed for $8800. The location Is near Carruth st.

Reuben 8. Winer, who recently took title to about 17,0 square feet of land on Normandle st. near Intervale st, haa resold It to Celfa Shapiro, who baa bought to Improve. It Is valued at about 36 cents per square foot. Another vacant lot In Dorcheater sold involves 4935 square feet, corner of Norfolk st and Tetford av belonging; to the Joseph H.

Beale estate and Frances E. Beale. It is rated at $1500. and is purchased bv Samuel Altman, who will erect an up-to-date apartment house for 532 Am Tel Tel 126 92 Am Woolen 94 30 BoekbaC Coal 26 26 26 Ssaiifliiilliiii of prcnts also helped the safsaai In the stock At the same time the rumor cf the 14UO nilnoU 146 145 145 145 ing- the city of a class of financiers who have enjoyed meteoric successes at the expense of the public later'wro M. tro.

l.A, 1T. 1., -on-rol of the abash by the percent on preerred and of 1 percent on common stock. Preferred is payable March Books close Feb 3. reopen 43 Lackawanna estern 39 into new life and lifted the pre- 83 HM stork and the refunding bonds WALL-ST NEWS AND GOSSIP. NEW YORK, Jan 26 The really big M.trch 2.

Common is payable March 30. Books close March 15. reopen April 20. Massachusetts Cotton Mills, semiannual of 1 Dercent. payable Feb 10 to A.

C. Loring to Be Manager. MINNEAPOLIS, Jan 26 The creditors' committee of the Pillsbury-Wash-burr, flour mills company announced today the full olan for reorganization of the company. An operating company will be organized with a paid up capital of $2,000,000, furnished by the present shareholders and others Its affairs will be managed by A. C.

Loring- This operating company will leas a tha Pillsbury Washburn mills lor 20 years at an annual rental that will be based upon earnings, and in no event to be less than $100,000 per annum, and will at once puiclu.se and 41 7 2J" Intertro Met pr. 43 43 43 1000 Int Steam 3S 38 38 lOOInt 8 tin Pump pr 83 S3 83 4O0 Iowa Central 32 31 Z2 SOO Iowa Central pr. 61 60 60 2Kanaaa City 42 41 42 lo Kan City So pr. 73 73 73 TOO Ixikc SO 50 50 490 Uraia ft Nash. .123 122 122 pa) Manhattan 131 151 161 1N1 Mexican Central.

23 23 23 stock of record Jan 26. speculative Interests are doing very little In the market. Cambridge Electric Light Co. quarter 996 Arizona 36 200 Arnold Min 75 55 Atch. Top A F.10O 200 Atlantic Min 15 180 Boa Cons'd Mln.

15 1060 Boa Corbin -Min. 26 415 Bos Elevated 128 380 Boa Albany. .236 10 Boa Lowell 234 30 Bos Maine 139 69 Bos A Wor El 57 1584 Butte 24 466 Cal Ariz Min. .112 2 Cal Hecla Min. 645 40 Centennial Mln 30 200 Con Mercur Mln.

..31 30 Con class 4.. 170 213 Cop Ranre 76 ly of 2 percent, payable Feb 1 to stock of record Jan jj. investment. DORCHESTER DWELLINGS. The market hardened toward the end, with North American the strong feature.

234 125 125 126 94 94 9 1 24 24 24 35 36 35 .75 .75 .75 100 100 15 15 16 14 14 15 20 90 20 128 128 128 235 236 235 234 234 138 139 66 56 66 23 24 24 110 110 112 645 645 650 30 30 30V4 .31 .81 170 170 76 76 76 10 10 10 22 224 7 7 7 251 251 251 2 2 14 15 15 79 79 83 83 Chicago lty Railway, an extra or 3 percent, payable Feb 10. Books close A new frame apartment house occupy lOOMln ft St 67 6i 5. 400 M. St ft StX.145 143 144 144 770OMO. Kan ft 43 43 43 43 Feb 1.

reooen Feb 8. North American Co. quarterly of 1 An advance of 1 in Atchison to 100 was one of the features of the fourth ing 3410 square feet of land, on clement uk. near Center Bt. Dorchester, lias 74 74 74 74 hour.

percent, payable April 1 to stock of record March 15. lieen mirchased bv Mary A. Klnir il JAPS HELD AS SPIES. Three Caught Mapping Ecuador Frontier, Supposed to Be In Service of Peru. GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador.

Jan 2f-Three Japanese were brought in here today and lodged In Jail. They are suspected of being rples In the service of the Peruvian government, and it Is thought they are officers In the Japanese army. They were captured near Cuenca, whllo mapping the frontier. the srrn.ntor belnar Patrick O'Hearn. Calumet Chicago Canal Dock Co.

1 200 Mo. ft pr. 1000 Mo PaciOc ion Nat Blacnlt 1500 Nat i 500 Air Brake 71 69 70 70 .104 14 104 104 80 79 80 80 .87 87 87 The land Is taxed for $900. The house Dercent. payable Feb 10 to stock of The advance of over a point in Wabash 4 percent bonds attracted quite a little attention.

belrjt new Is not yet ratea. record Feb 5. Title to a lame frume house on .130 128 129 130 53 Central. Norton st. near the corner of Howrtoln 1N T.

II ft 158 158 15S'4 Bond Items. Chelsea awarded the $500,000 34 per The short interest in the market, it was said, is not nearly so large as the bear talk would lead one to suppose. st, owned bv Ada C. Holland, hsus passed to Esther E. Putersnn.

who 195 East Butte Min. 8 12 Ellison Elec III ..252 150 Elm RlTer 2 316 Franklin Mln IS 15 Ga By ft Elec 79 Ga Ht A- Elec 83 of the Wabai.1 to a higher level. Atchison made a favorable response to the showing of Increased earnings for Ee-cember compel r-d with a year ago. Money -ontlnue-l to work easier in this market, but Ixtndon was somewhat sensitive to a suggestion of renewed inquiry for gold there on behalf of Paris. Bonds were irree ilar.

Total sales, par value. J. bond; were unchanged on call. Following are closing prices of bonds compared with those of yesterday: laaSS JaaCS JanX Jan rf Sa. r.lCOS nr, lap 4Sa.2d a W4 fO 8 rf 2a.

C.KC", 1T, Lk 8 54 WJ rib, rg.l-aS iw I. i 4... joy, 101 Ik. coo. 10" P.

IW, Maa cna 4a 09 9 s. r. 119S Hex On 4a. $5 I I 4a. c.ias 12" -j Un lat Id 24 25 aara kx gg 2 4 st 844 a Tab 77V, 77S H.

a 4 ftteV, A Tab 106, 2a. Sh Ss Atrb gen 4a. Its, Ky 4a 4 do adj 4 ft3H 92 Sa. 97, 94 Atrft ran 4a.l04H 14 Ceo UTtt Atrt con Sa.lOTH 107 KT.NH trr 66l34't 135 arias 4a 3V 9tP.Xo Pac l'OH A 4a. ..101 Ml do 3s 74 74V, a 3ts.

94 94 l.Vorf a 4a 09 9H rr 4a S3 Ore 95 94 Ga P-un 3'-b. 95 Cea Oa 2d In 00 Prnn con 4.104H Tea Ga 3d In .13 B2 HraCing 4. 100 A 44a. 105 106 BepofCaba5aI014 102 74 ft ix sni iu Bft 4s S8 'ML ft SP 4s ft 4a 77 77 Ptt, ft 8W4a 79 79 RJaP 5a fC 92', Sea A 4s 85 65 huarht for occuosncy. There a cent 50-year bonds to N.

W. Harris taxed value of $.300 on the pmporty, Co at 101.177. $1300 being on the 4291 square feet of 82 Gen Electric 156 154 154 156 The city treasurer of Newport. I. land.

ELECTROCUTION POSTPONED. 75GranbT Con 103 HUH 1245 Greenc-Cananea will receive bids until 5 m. Jan 2S, for temporary loan or maturing WEST ROXBURY SALE. Paoers have stone to record convey Sept 1. 1909.

The Danhurv. Conn. $75,000 4 percent Ing the frame house 28 Everett st, run 24 4 18 14' 12 63 24 4 IS 14 12 63 24 4 19 14 13 63ii 61 55 Isle Royale 20 Keweenaw Min. BB0 Lake Cop Min. 232 Ijj Sail Mln 5O0 Haas Electric 212 Mass Electric pr.

65 Masa Gas 1T700 T. Ontario 48 44 48 40 340 Norf ft West 91 90 90 91 MtTO No Amerlcaa 82 77 82 78 36O0 Northern 140 139. 140 14 100 Pacific Mall 33 S3 33 34 790O Peonsytvsuls 133 132 132 132 3000 People's Ga ....105 104 15 2O0 lltts, C. ft StL 91 91 91 91 100 Plttsbnrg Coal 11 11 11 400 Pressed 8teel 42 42 42 43 100 Pnllman Car 171 171 171 171 40O Rv Steel Spring. 47 474 47 47 2190O Beading 137 136 136 137 200 Brpub Iron ft 3..

25 25 2.V. 25 900 Bock Ialand 24 24 24 24 5200 Rock Island pr. 62 61 61 62 100 Sloss Sneff'd Steel 78 78 78 T8 100 St ft 2d pr. 40 44 40 40 100 St ft 8 pr. 52 62 .12 1200 Bt Paul 130 149 150 150 17SKrf Southern Pacific.

.120 119 1204 20-year water loan bonds were awardod to N. W. Halsey Co of New York. ning through to call st. west ox-bury.

from Johanna Oppenhelmer et Jefferson county, isew xorK. na soia al to Benjamin Dellhelm. There la 2531 11 24 4 19 14 13 61 90 20S 4 13-4 12 64 $70,000 4 percent semi-annual i to -auare feet of land. rutel at $1300. and 505 Mass Gas pr a brick house, the whole being; taxed 90 .210 Gov Fort Grants Reprieve in Case of Archibald Herron.

TRENTON, J. Jan M-Oov Port to-day grunted a reprieve of 30 days In the case of Archibald Herron, who waa under sentence to be electrocuted this week for tbe murder of Key Bamuel Prlckett of Metuchon last summer. The reprieve Is granted In order that an Inquiry may be made Into Herron'a sanity. year serial nignway improvement oonaa to Farson, Son Co for J101.418. Rochester.

Y. lias awarded 175,000 21 Mergenthal Lin. for $6800. 60 61 90 90 208 208 4 4 13 13 12 12 64 64 .20 .20 4 percent semiannual 12 year average DEDHAM LAND SOLD. An Important sale of vacant land In school bonus to iMsiaorooK st t-o ior 31 Mex Cons'd 4 255 Miami Cop 13 10 Michigan Mln 12 155 Mohawk Min 64 700 Mont ft .20 25 Cot Yarn 98 395 Tel ft Tel.

.131 a premium of Jlo60. Dedham has just been closed through the office of Hayeg Welch. 112 Water 98 98 98 131 131 131 st. thev having rllsp'inert or, to Harriot Old Colony Trust Co. At the annual meeting of stockholders A.

Hrtrcllnir for K. M. l.i two par 18 18 18 141 Nevada Cons M. 18' cels, one situated on Meadowbrook rd. 19 Y.

II ft 158 15814 168 of the Old Colony Trust Co yesterday afternoon the following directors were elected: containing 3V acrers, and the other on Westfleld st, having a like area. The innd alloins the handsome estate of The market was a dull affair again today, though fluctuations were somewhat larger as a rule than they havo been for the past few days. New York Central followed the rest of the market early and lost the best part of the gain made in tho previous session. There are still many bull tips on the stock. Traders flocked to the bear side of the market directly Consolidated Gas Vegan to drop, wltrf the result that the whole list declined about a point, but It soon rallied.

"Hawley" stock was strong all the afternoon and there was some curiosity a to what surprise this latest Napoleon in the Street would spring upon an unsuspecting market. Railway steel springs preferred is thought better of than any other industrial stock bv an eminent stock exchange firm The stock is favored on merit, and the common is regarded as having good prospects. The advance of 10 points in Cotton oil in a little more than a week to a high level of 56 yesterday naturally induced profit taking. There was more of this today, and it served to carry the stock down to about compared with 53 at the close yesterday. There was a recovery of a point afterward.

It was rumored that the drive in Consolidated gas was engineered in behalf of insiders who had sold their stock short on the court decision and were anxious to get It back at as big a profit as possible. The stock made a new low record today for this year. ROAD "LOSES RATE FIGHT. T. j.

Coolidge Jr. chairman, Gordon Ahhntt Oliver Ames, c. vv. Amory, the purchaser and will be added to her froperty. Extensive Improvements will be made to the land, making It one of the finest private estates In this section.

Charles F. Ayer, Samuel Carr, B. P. Cheney. T.

Jefferson Coolidge, Charles SIGNALS THAT SAVE LIVES AND TIME We burr. In st our itrm nulriHnu E. Cottlng, i'niup ue.Nomiunuiu, It also haa a large rrontage on wiat is known as Weld pond. Philip Dexter, Frederic C. Dumalne, vreclrlck P.

Fish. Reginald Foster, EAST BOSTON HOUSES Thnmii McEnaney report the s.le Southern Pac 121 121 122 SOO Southern Ry 26 25 26 Six Southern Ry 62 62 62'4 63 200O Tennessee Copper. 46 45 4rt 46 800 Texas Pacific 35 34 34 34 900 St ft 51 60 50 50 600 Tol, St ft pr 70 70 70 70 200 Union ft 10 10 10 10 362O0 Union Pacific 179 17854 178 179 100 Union Pacific pr. 96 96 96 96 4300 CSRealConftlmps 71 70 70 70 100 Rubber 32 32 32 31 1000 Rub lat pr. .102 102 102 102 100 Rub 2d pr.

.70 70 70 437i Steel 54 53 64 54 21D0U Steel pr 114 113 114 114 400 Utah Copper 44 44 44 44 22U0 Vt Caro Cbem 48 47 47T4 47 37. Wabash 1H 1 1V, 23700 Wabash Pacific pr 50 48 50 49H 300 West Electric 82 82 82 82 100 Western Union 684 88 68 8P 100 ft 2d pr. 13 13 13 1000 Wisconsin Central. 4 40 40 40 1000 Wisconsin Cen pr. 83 82 83 83 Ex dividend.

Salea for the day aggregated 540.400 shares. George P- Gardner, Henry S. Howe, Walter Hunnewell. Thomas L. I.lvi-r-Chnrles S.

Mellen. George von L. loromlnh Cnrldlgan to isnac WoilnuM 2121 No Butte Mln 79 77 78 8 10 North Lake 7 7 7 7 610 Old Dotnin 52 51 52 52 8G Osceola Min 130 129 130 130 290 Parrot Mln 28 284 23 Pullman Co 171 170 170 171 10 Qulney Mln 91 91 91 91 40 Beece Button'le. 10 10 10 261 Rhode Isld 5 5 5 50 Rotary Blng Spin. 13 13 13 14 2O0 Santa Fe Mln 2 2 2 2 2 Seattle Elec lon 100 100 310 Shannon Mln 16 15 16 16 535 Superl(S- Cop Mln.

38 36 36 B8 525 Sup ft Pitts 16 15 15 10 33 Swift ft Cot 101 101 101 101 1395 rights 11 10 10 .11 10 Tamarack Mln 78 78 7S 25Torrineton CI 22 22 22'S 23 Torrington pr 25 25 25 264 Trlnltv Min 10 15 15 16 15 Union ft Min. 111-. 310 t'nlon Pacific 179 178 179 75 United Fruit 128 127 127 128 KOO fnitert Sh 65 64 64 65 Uie gresii-st system of train protect! uuii rcriiroi tirr snonp in tb M.lurjr or trnnsiortstla. Tills sn of the frame house. Ill Porter at.

Eaat Boston, the price paid bring private. The new owner purchased for Investment. The residence has nine roorra and occuplea 800 siuare feet of land, it is between Farls nnd Chelaea sts. pay for tha quick assets of the company, thereby providing a sum sufficient to pay in cash all unsecured creditors, approximately 50 percent of their claims as of Aug 1908, Interest to be adjusted at 5 percent per annum. REHEARING ASKED FOR.

New York Consolidated Gas Company Makes Petition to the Supreme Court. WASHINGTON, Jan 26 A petition for a rehearing In the New Tork consolidated gas case was filed In the supreme court of the United States this afternoon. The company represents that the decree of the court Is inconsistent with its conclusions, especially as regards the unconstitutionality of the requirement of the New York law relative to pressure. It also is contended that controlling facts In the case have been overlooked or misapprehended, one of which is the fact that profits from an abnormal increase in sales had already been assumed and included by the circuit court. The petition also takes issue with the conclusions of the court that only a slight reduction in the valuation of the tangible property would be necessary to produce a 6 percent return.

The petition for rehearing Is signed by Atty John A. Garver, James M. Beck and Charles F. Mathewson, and they represent that the supreme court departed from all precedent in falling to grant relief snd In placing the entire cost of the litigation upon a complainant who has sustained a substantial portion of his bill. The portion to which they refer is that relating to the pressure requirements of the 80-cent gas law.

the unconstitutionality of which was by the court, and it is pointed out that while this was done the court inadvertently failed to grant relief from this requirement. It is contended in the petition that in naming 5 percent as the present return upon the court's valuation of the gas property which was $05,612,435. the court has -in effect declared the whole law to be invalid because at the same time thj court said that 6 percent would be a reasonable return. A It Is intimated that in the brief time given by the supreme court to the sub-Icct it could not be expected that It would question the soundness of the findings of the master who had the case under consideration for a year and of tho circuit court, which gave more than a week to the argument of the case. The petition represents that unless eiven an opportunity to contest Lie rate before it is applied inevitable confiscation must be the result.

Big Car Blocks Subway. Shortly after 7 o'clock yesterday morning a large Salem car of the Boston A Northern line became disabled on the Cornhill loop and for an Hour thereafter electric car traffic in the suhway between Scollay sq and the North station was tied up The a( 1-dent was caused 'by the "soldering dovn of a contact." which prevented tha nroner application of the power. The Slsabled car was finally repaired and moved by Its own powea RHODE ISLAND GOAL A limited number of shares of the capital stock of The Rhode Island Coal Company is for sale and can be obtained only at the office of Wheeler Shaw Inc. 79 MILK 8TREET We bar received word from the engineer Oat depth of 150 feet baa been reached hi SBwaterlBg the mines. There are no two pom pa at work sight and day.

taking est water st The rate of gallons a mln-saa. sal towering the water seven to ten ISOC oar. Veins have been exposed fear ts gv fet wide, and the engineer leporta that there are acres of coal in sight, fksai'iaiata oa taa baralag of the coal treated wrfe the chemical solution shows that It leaves aa ash of bat to 13." demonstration, but a raruVl snd aatlafastsry inn. nr tbi- greatest ue'de ovitlim railroading. A limited ottering of abare la being made at low price of il per abar.

If Ton Would Papers have gone to recoio in anorner r-o Rnatnn conveyance Involving two ear to bri-oine tnterest-d In as Industry Utal Is destined to sate million to tke rallrosda nf tills world, enggeet Immediate InTestlgatkaa. mi ior ui'iuniiaira iios I Write for prospectus! frame house on pi and also a parcel on Everett st. Irene Naczaro being the grantor and the purchaser Palma P. Tuccl for investment A frame house and nbout 900 square feet of hind on Cottage st. East Boston, belonging to Willi tn Osterhaus, has been purchased for occupancy by Michael O'Nell et ux.

the final papers having gone to record. 29 30 43 45 63 13 United Sh Ma pr. 29 29 29 14 Coal ft 29 294 294 310 0 Sm, ft Min. 43 43 43 234 Sm.flB, ft pr 45 45 45 606 Steel 54 53 53 The Automatic Electric Signal' Co. Itool Virginia Court of Appeals Sustains Two-Cent Mileage Act.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan 26 The rail 113 HUM TUN 41 3tecl pr 114 lMi in llevonalilrr Nt. 4-1 ki.i. Ml reel. Meyer, Laurence Minot, Richard Olney, Robert T. Paine 2d, Philip L.

Salton-sta'l Herbert M. Sears, Nathaniel Thaver. Lucius Tuttle. Stephen Weld. Charles W.

Whittier. Robert F. Herrlck During the year Eben S. Draper resigned and Frederic C. Du-maine was added to the board.

Southern New England TelephoneCo. NEW HAVEN, Jan 26 At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Southern Xew England Telephone Co here this afternoon the old officers executive committee and directors were reelected and the annual statement read. Contrarv to rumors recently afloa'. no new stock was issued at the meeting. The statement for the year ending Dec 31, 1908.

compares as follows: 1907 1908 Gross earrings $2,264,774 $2,123,707 Operating expense, taxes, etc 1,725.884 1,700.092 Net earnings 588,890 423,615 Dividend 461,603 402.023 Carried to surplus 77,284 21.5S9 Exchange Seat Sold. Charles A. Clark waj; yesterday elected to membership in the Boston stock exchange. He purchased the seat of William J. Riley for J3.000.

6 6 6 6 705 I'tah-Ar-'i New York Curb Market. NEW YORK, Jan 26 The market for outside securities today was moderately active but irregular. Nearly all the copper shares showed fractional recessions this morning, but later became more steady and advanced fractionally. The closing was quiet. The closing prices: Bid asked Bid Asked Am Writ Pa 2 2'Mlr.

bell Min Business Troubles. r-harlea H. Osgood. salesman, 72 8 398 Utah Cons Mln. 20 Utah Cop Mln.

50 Victoria Mini 25 End St ft? BOO Winona Min roads were today refused the right of appeal to the state supreme court of appeals in the 2-cent rate matter. The roads now can either go into the r-ireiiit court of appeals or they can ap- 434 43 4354 44 44 44 4 4 4 93 92 93 .6 5 5 .150 150 150 Montgomery st, has filed a petition In bankruptcy. He owes $735; no aaaeta. lo0 20 Wolverine Mm. Mns Levin.

110 Dudley st, bus made 5V ply to the corporation commission for 125 Wyandot Mln 8 3 3 a revision oi me i giuunu STOCKS do pr. Kx fllrtdend. tEx rights. tAssessment paid. Total sales Bonds $151,500, stocks 28,113, rights 1805.

an assignment for the benefit of his creditors to Benjamin Hyman of this city. Warren H. Canton, carpenter, Wln-throp. has filed a petition in bankruptcy. He owes $lHi the principal un- .1 Plll CO.

Ttr are several storks that look like Ilr It Col Cop NANTUCKET CRANBERRY STOCK. Increase in Price. Nrttee Is hei-ehy gicn that tis pries OS tb Treasury stock of this Oumpear will lie lacreaneil from to ISO a sbsre within a f. dajs. Application must mado st ontv to secure stock st S50 a abare We own tin.

luoat viteuslve cranberry property In tills stst, all located on lis Island of Nantucket. Addreaa HI'IKiKKS f'HANHHgflsY COMI'ANY, oa UsTouaalfe Itoatmi, Mass, that the roaas are losing money. Pending final adjudication the 2-cent passenger rate will obtain in Wie state of Virginia. The decision of the court todav In refusing to grant the appeal was on the ground that the roads had not complied with the laws of the state bv making the application within the prescribed one year provided by the constitution. 365 Albany st.

this city, on a Judgment 17 X) Nerada-Utab 3 5-16 3 1 10 10 14 15 Otis 48 52 7 8 do pr 94 99 23 24 Sea'd Air L. 14 15 25 27 do lat pr. 45 50 8 8' do 2d pr. 20 3o 2 2' do 4a 65 7 16 6 16 Standard OH650 i60 1 Tonopab Mln 6 6 'T-avpah Est 45 55 8 8 I nliB II 11. United 14 14 1 2 'Yukon Gd4 1 16 4 3-16 1 1 real taveataseat bargain at present price as the Boston Cnrf We the porrhaae of Ouaaerlaad 1 1 Ptrwt National.

Oaddgelg Consolidated. In Hoae. tsapuaiil Air Power to. Csipresaed lr Power ts oae of fw taiLsatiials oa tfce Carb. sad It SsTj str ng amad 33 and 56 outs per faare.

Tae par la glO. Tke evaapaar will ksae sa esfclSttioa al tke Boatoa Aat m-. Ms Swv. Stark aSnU to 2 50 or SB kg that Mate PaJlc lafarautioa oa for $350. No assets.

The Richardson Co. 180 Purchase ft has assigned for the benefit of Its creditors to Joseph C. Atklnaon. Canto-Ely Iv1v-U Eat Dotn C(new) IVrfiglaa Cop Ely Clmas jreetj-an MaiJiat Iran John N. Jacobson.

carpenn i im DIVIuEuDS St. Worcester, ha filed a reimon jn Boston Curb Market. Trading continued broad and active on the local curb yesterday but with prices Irregular. The Lawson stocks were not so prominent as on Monday. First National opened weak and declined to 7 and Pay State Gas sold as low as 65c.

Nevada Utah reacted a fraction on selling by the wire firms. Corbin Copper was sold by a prominent local commission house and broke to 6V. Superior Boston made a recovery of nearly 2 points from Monday's low quotation. Davis Daly and Cumberland Ely were firm and quiet, samres sold High Low Ist sale bankruptcy. He owes $5Ti.

Asset vj-ki Mici AnislKSiualnl 4 42 FlrouiTwsy, New Yuri per osiMay. January tl HMIft. of tha Amalea. Lecture at Tufts Postponed. MEDFORD, Jan 26 The lecture on "Lessing and tho German Enlightenment." which was to have Been given tomorrow afternoon in Eaton hall, Tufts college, by Prof Samuel P.

Capen of "lark college, has been postponed for a few weeks on account of the Illness of JrTof Capen. Prof Capen Is the son of North American Co Dividend. fcju.i trrrtir Ton 5 The Nn'th At of ii- ii Metal Markets. NEW YORK. Jan 26 The large producers antl selling agencies are in most cases holding copper at 144c but no sales are reported to have been made at this price.

On the metal exchange business in copper is at a standstill and the tone of the market Is weak, although prices are unchanged. Luke copper is electrolytic 19SLS13fee and caatlnar 1S4613C. Trad iN BJ I 1 i American company today declared a M. C. BARNARD CO, New York Money Rates.

NEW YORK. Jan Money on call easy, petcent; lowest 1: ruling rate 1: last loan 1: closing bid 1. cffered at 14- Time loans fairly soft and LOrly active: daya 2--i2 percent: 30 day a 24p2 percent; six months 3 in i i-i i onpi-r i)M HAi.r or onb rut mm of i declared, payable February SB. ItHrS, to aloes bulilera nf i.ril on tin- bm.ka of aa of 8 o'clock P. If.

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UN. aacswtary aaal Treaauras. quarterly dividend of 114 percent, ne nrevioua dividend waa 1. percent and was paid Sept 28, 1307- the late Rev Dr Elmer tlewitt Capen, 12c 12c 9 r----w Boston 4O0 Amal evaaa 154 i president of Tufts. 855 Aria 1 ing in tin was quiet today and spot and.