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TOE SATURDAY OCTOBER 29 1904
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The tock of the Delaware Lackawnnwand Veutern Railroad on the Stock Exchango repeated Ita sensatlonarise of aoveral week ago on an oven largercnlc advancing to 320 a now high recordnrvl a figure 25 above the pricewhich It told Transactionsin the stock amounted to about 3000 sharestlm par valuo of the being so-
Vhllu thore no offlclal explanation wasgiven for the remarkable rise In tho04 wai true In It previous flight upward
Wall Street understands that the stockIM very closely held which facilitates such
jump In and that sooner or laterthe surplus accumulated by the road wllprobably be distributed to the stockholdersIn one or another There U no intimstion that such a distribution will cornsbefore the annual meeting on the Tuesdaybefore the last Friday In February
Tho various stock of the Chicago GreatWestern Railway also scored furtheradvances In tho market on a repetition oprevious rumors of the purchase of thecontrol this propertyUnion Faclfio Interest denied aUolutelja story that they wore to buy the GreatVeitorn whoso purchase also was creditedto the Missouri Pacific Erie and PenMarquette
Another report In connection with theartlvity In Onat Wcsttrn snares was thattho English holdings of its stock which anknown to b extensive had passed to thucontrol of the Canadian Northern Hallwaywhich runs from Winnipeg to am
Arthur on Thereno physical conntctlon botwiin the Chicago
and thu Canadian Nonhirnbut those who believed this pointedout that onu could bo made by the
of a line from St Paul to Duluth or bythe purchase of some onu of thelines between those two Cities
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the Bank of England for shipmentBerlin ThiH movrmont wason tho Stock Exchange as an Indicationthat a Mttkment of Sea incidentsatisfactory to England would bo n achedand were therefore Influenoed by it The rate of exchange advanccd some 15 points to St869-
0ITEIXZE DENIES LAWSON STORY
bays He Haint Sold Out to themated S2BOOO to
HELENA Mon Oct 28 F AugustusHeinze has issued a statement denyingThomas W Ijiwsons assertion thatHeinze has sold out to the Amalgamate
Copper Company Heinzo saysI am too busy n man to be celled upon
to answer such wild statements an thOMemanating from Mr Thomon W Lawsonof Boston men of hU class but I anstilt ready to my to the peopleof Montana do HO 1 am readynoro the source from which statementsKsue and In to Mr Lawaons assertionthat I havo lost control of my mining prop
in Hutte I hereby otter the followingproposition to Mr
I post i forfeit of 25000 in any reputable In Butte to build andIn State Montinii a home forend disabled union men if 1 do not produce
composed of one ftirhthe Miners Union the Mill
Union the Stationarynecrs Union the American ofLabor and the Labor fnlon therontrol of the stock of the United Coppercompany providing Mr Thomas Vor Hoton a in the same placebinding himself to forfeit the saute to befor same purpose If I do not producethe stock hereinbefore referred to
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TO CLOSE ILLINOIS MINES
Operators Plan Shutdown tr EngineerRcfnie to Accept Ware Cut
CHICAGO Oct 28 Members of the IllinoisCoal Operators Association are makingarrangements to close all the mines InIllinois on Tuesday morning next unlessthe engineers agree to accept the proposedreduction of SW per cent In wages or sub-mit the case to arbitration No responsehas been received from the engineers andboth sides are standing pat
The plan of operators If to close themines for a week or ten thenthem with such of the union engineersas desire to return to work or nonunion men if necessary Fifty thousand-men will be affected
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GOSSIP OF WALL 9THEETSpeculative conndence In the tock market
was largely restored yesterday Perhapsthe strongest evidence on this point was the
disposition to refer to the break atan occidental blcuslns In that it badto e Imlnate from the market themoats While considering ruefully the ruinsof his own speculative pyramid erected la-boriously and wrecked In an hour a traderadmit that It was bud for tho market for somany others to have as ho did where-upon he proceeds cheerfully to begin tho
foundation of another such erectionmore critical of weak and reckless
corfljianron the long side of a market thantraders who are constantly trying to swing
stocks than they can protect Commission business naturally was somewhatreduced In volume yesterday but brokers
a very response to theIn general market conditions
Outside sentiment seemed strongly Inclinedto be optimistic
The break come Just a little too late to savesome of the less resourceful bucket shopcombinations
There Is now In the market a crowdwhich will sell stocks on every good bulcefor a while and take them back on further
TIde is a kind of professionalwhich ought not to be unwel
come to those who would continue opera-tions on the bull side of the market For-a fortnight or more preceding this weeksreaction the absence of a normal opposition-to advancing prices had been a strikingfeature of speculation The professionalelement had learned by experience thatwhether one believed In the market or notIt was more profitable to go with It than toresist It The enthusiasm finally reached-a stage at which the average trader wasafraid to sell stocks short
Speculative operations for the advancewere resumed yesterday on a considerablescale in several stocks and In others notablyErie and Union Pacific buying of thesame general character as that on which thehighest prices of this movement were rccentlreached was again In evidence Buyingof the character lust described caused sev-eral prominent brokers who became bearishtoward the close of last week because theysaw that stocks were being well suppliedto turn on the market yesterday sayingthat the buying was again of the right kindStocks think have got Into strongerhands as a result of the sharp setback thnthas taken place this week in speculativevalues In Erie for Instance large buy-Ing orders were executed yesterday appar
for tho same Interests that accumu-lated It so heavily before the advance startedand then sold a lot of stock above 40 whenthey found that they had too enthusiastic afollowing Similar significance ww attached-to yesterdays buying In Union Pacific andseveral other stock Brokers reported yes-terday that they had seen some rather goodbuying In the Steel stock
It Isnt reasonable to suppose abroker who has been prominent on the bullside of the market for several months thatthe big peoplo hero who spend hundreds ofthousands of dollars In attorneys feesworking out their schemes are going to letevery little trader In Wall Street tail Intothe band wagon at the last minute shoutingHero we are were with you and weve pot
the goods Some of these people I doubtnot found that they wore picking up too muchof this small company The war scare wasbut an Incident A shaking out wouldhave come anyway that we have hadIt I feel more bullish on the market especiallyas I see that the right people are again buy-Ing stocks
As to the feasibility of a much moro ex-tensive distribution of stocks to commissionhouses than has yet been accomplishedInquiry among the principal brokeragoofJlws In tho Street confIrms the assertionthat the resources of commission houses hovenot been heavily taxed notwithstanding theextent to which the public already par-ticipated and the sustained activity oL themarket The head of a house that has beendoing a lug business for several monthssaid yesterday carrying stocksto the amount of t3000OOJ or 0000000 more
we are The head of another housean active speculative clientele said
The accumulation of stocks here has not beenso largo but that we could carry s000000to tSnooCOO moro without taxing ourselvesThat Is in fact tho general answer ofwho are approached on this line ofThey say almost without exception that theywould like to bn carrying anywhere fromttOOflooo to tsoooooo more stocks than theynow have on their books Since brokers wererefusing business In the hull market of 190102for want of facilities and capital for handlingmore there has an enormousboth In the facilities and capital of coinmission houses anti tho possibilities of a bullmarket some think are correspondinglygreater than ever before The surprisingstatement was made yesterday by the head ofono large speculative house that It Is carryingstocks to tho value of only about Jiooowomore than in Starch of this year The business of this establishment however Is of ahighly speculative character
When the Oregon Short Line bonds werebrought out great stress was laid upon theparticipating feature The retirement feat-ure appears to have been the more Impor-tant although It was not so considered atthe time
The violent advance In Sugar yesterdaystarted on scattered buying the origin ofwhich at first was of no particular iuUrcstto anybody When the price first touched140 a lot of stock was forthcoming which
the market to ease off When Itup again the stock offered at 140 was
readily taken and a further advance of SHpoints was accomplished There has been alarge short interest In Sugar and coveringbad a good deal to do with the violence ofyesterdays advance On this rise moroshort stock was put out up to 140 a good dealof It at that price and some of this probably-was covered 2 points higher before theSugar 1s a stock In which there Islarge bucket shop Interest If the clients are
of it the bucket shops of course standof It Sugar Is one of the in
which 8 point margins havesolicited by a certain class of houses andsince this solicitation began It has advancedabout 7 points There WM no news on Sugaryesterday that would account satisfactorilyfor its abrupt advance of more than i points
Co were buyers below 140
Recent In Union Paclflo havebeen so skilfully managed that large trans-actions either have lost their meaningentirely and brokers have largely ceased-to report thnt the buying looks good or thatIt doesnt look so good or to speculate as towhere the stock Is going to and whenoa It Isbeing supplied One feature of the trading-Is the quiet manner In which large blocksof the stock are bought and sold by brokersexecuting the orders In Itment on the stock Is extremely bullishno doubt because the tape seems to fore-shadow further developments of an Impor
nature One rumor which found believersStock Exchange yesterday was that
an extra dividend of 4 per cent would bndeclared out of the proceeds of the Oregon
Line transaction The one Impression
that everybody whowatches the transactionsIn Union to get Is that the buyingIs good The objection mightbo made that opinion on this point Is toonearly unanimous
Hsllgftrten A Co were prominent buyersof Mexican Central again yesterday Afterthe close of the market It was reported that20000 shares of pool stock hnd been takenover by somebody at 20
The London buying here yesterday wnsthought to represent largely covcrlhg of
short arbitrage and other madeon day It was rumored Inarbitrage circlet that one reason for thedemoralization of American stocks In Londonon Thursday was that a house heavily longof American stocks had found It necessary
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FINANCIAL u FINANCIAL
OF 1901Notice of Certificates Drawn for Payment Novembsr 1st 1904
Notice U hereby given that pursuant to the terms of the agreement dated Novemberbetween the Pennsylvania Company The Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Olrard
Trust Company Trustee one thousand three hundred and thirtyfour certificates were thisday drawn for kedemptlon at par on November I 1804 In accordance with Article IV of saidagreement
The certificates drawn and numbered aa below should be prevented for payment atthe office of Glrrd Trust Company Trustee Broad and Chestnut streets PhiladelphiaPa on or after November I 1604 with ill unmatured coupons attached Interest will coaston the above certificates November 1 1 04
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a very favorable Impression upon sentimentSome of the buying was to bo of a verystrong character A sanguine toneprevailed In steel trade advices receivedIn etreet An operator who was askedIf he thought the Steel stocks could beno soon after the disappointingreport Mid I think we are going to have umarket tiers In which you can huB nnrthlnjr
told anyway that there has been somerather good buying of the Steel stocks today
There Is a great del of curiosity to seowhether a weeks end demonstration on thebull side will be attempted today with a viewto Influencing outside sentiment
WATER FLOWS INTO BVIVK
Merchants NatlonsJ Closes Ita DoonUntil It Is Turned Oil
Through the carelessness of scrubwomonworking in the building at 42 Wall streetyesterday a small flood theatened to put-a stop to business In tho Merchants National
the bank opened Its doorsfor business a small stream of wateron the door sill hesitated for aand then wandered in President Shermanstarted out to investigate He wasjoined by tho force of
at work In the corridorsOne of tho women had turned on a faucet
on the floor above and could not shut it onneither could President nor hitsfollowers the water continued-to flow into
Mr Sherman had the hank doors closedand called for more strenuous efforts butto no avail Tho janitor solved the puzzleby taking the faucet out and plugginghole with waste Then thebusiness
UAFFEN PLEADS FOR HURRY
Objects to Waiting for Sewer BondsGets 100000 Worth
President Haffen of The Bronx askedthe Board of Estimate yesterday for anissue of 1DO000 worth of bonds for sewerin hU district Mr Grout was absent andhis deputy Mr Stevenson sid that thematter would have to be held up until theComptroller could bo present-
Mr Mayor said President Haffen Iinsist on the enforcement of the Charterwhich provides for prompt action
I would suggest the Mayorthat the board tho to interpretwhat the Charter prompt
I it that It monthsor retorted Mr
Comptroller Grout came in before thewas over and the matter was com-
promised by allowing 100000 for sewers
Standard Rope end Twine ChanceIntcrretH connected with tho Standard
Rope and Twinu Company are understood-to hove a plan for tho Improvement of thecompany be accumulating tho 8 cent bondsof tho through private
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THE LEniOH VALLEY COAL COMPANYItEDBUPTlOV OF KIVBTBN YEASt COAL
PLEDGE UONDSNotice In
Coat Company will redeem and pay on Decemberlot offlce of the Trust Com-pany In the City of Philadelphia Pa all Its floods
standing Amounting lo 17000000 under Agree-ment dated November lIst between Thecompany Trustee Interest on said bonds will
to December 1st 1904 and will cease onthat date In accordance with the terms of MMbonds and the agreement securing the same apremium ot two and per cent will beon redemption
V C Treasurer
The Wall Street Journalhas a larger circulationthan other financialpublication In America
COPAHTNERSIHP NOTICES
NEW YORK IOFFICE OK STATE
THIS CERTIFICATE Issued In duplicate herebycertlnea that tie Enclncen Realty Company
corporation onceon of October 1804 for the
of such corporation undersection 67 of the StockIt therefrom that such corporation hascompiled with Mid section In order to oe
WITNESS my bead and the seal of ofnce of theSecretary of State at the of thissixth of October one thousand nine hundredand four
Seat J B H MOVniNDeputy Secretary of State
DID NOT ROD HOTEL BELMONT
Charge Made by Nrrro Proprietress WMOnly to Dreak Contract Smith Says
Smith who was manager forBelmont in West Fortyfifth
street for a month last summer was ac-quitted by a Jury In Judgo Cowings courtin General Sessions yesterday of the charge-of stealing a lot of silverware and tablelinen from the hotel Tho complainantagainst him was Mrs anegress who is tho wifo of the horseman
Smith s was that ho had a contract for a year with her and that whenshe wanted to rid of him she accused
Business TroubleJoseph Moakowltz formerly of Herman
A Moiknwitz real estate dealers of 303 Gamlstreet has filed a petition In bankruptcywith llabllltlM IIM6SS contracted by thefirm and 1000 Individual debts and no assetsThe last building operation of the firm wasthe erection of a six story apartment house nt
northwest corner of nvenue andTwelfth street Onyx Court It
last were unable tomeet their bins
A of the creditors of Klat7cn t-Mlakend manufacturers of ut11 street wns yesterdayafternoon at Astor unties toreport of a committee which tins been Invc affair The commute re-ported accepting the r nf the
compromise at M cents on the dollarand report wits adopted The liabilitiesare I89II awcts The com-mittee reported thnt August the Hrrn
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FINANCIAL
TO Thin HOLDERS OF THE STOCKS
OF
American Tobacco CompanyContinental Tobacco Company
AMU
Consolidated Tobacco CompanyAmerican Tobacco Company taaJcea the tel
lowing announcement and Invitation to theholders of The American Tobacco Companytlnental Tobacco Company and Consolidated Tobaoco Company to dopoilt their cenifleatea ostock
Dy an aggreeroent of merger sad consolidationdated September 8 1804 and flied In the once othe Secretary of State of the State of Now
October 18th 1804 The American Tobacco Com-pany Continental Tobacco Compels and ConsiStdated Tobacco Company hive been merged ani-cooiolldated Into one corporation known MAmerican Tobacco Company Said merger acrascot provided for the conversion of stocks otbe merging corporations Into the stocks or oblige
said merged corporation to wit The AmtrCompany as follows
The stock ot each of the KIdparties shall be converted Into the commonstock stock or the obligations of aalimerged corporation and the common pre
shall be apportioned the stock-holders of the hereto
delivered to them of tnel-certlilcatea of stock u follows
There shall be apportioned to of theot the eight per centstock The American Tobaccoparty hereto for each share of said preferred stock
par value of held himtlon or bond of the corporation of one
onethird cents I1S3S3 coin ofUnited of the present standard of weighand sitS on tbe firstOctober 1844 at the office or agency of the
corporation In the City New YorkInterest thereon October 1 1804 at the rateof six 8 per centum annum said Interest tbe payable to the holder of such bond oror of a coupon representing ueb In-terest at saId office or agency coin
In such denominations as the merged corporationshall see nt and they shall theprovided for In the next paragraph hereof con
a Ira charge upon toe andof the merged corporation There shill else b-raid to of said preferred stock of sailThe Amcrcan Tobacco heretoIn lieu of dividend amount In to twodollars for each share of SLId preferred stock heldby him
i shall be apportioned to each of the holderof cent preferred
hereto for each share of said stock othe value of 1100 held him the obligationor bond of sold merrrd corporation for one hundred and sixteen dollars and twotblrcents IU6M 23 In raid coin of the Untied Statesof the standard of weight and finenessdue on the Oral of October 1844at the office or of tbe said merged corporatlon In the City of New York Interest
centum annum said Interest to be payableo holder of such bond or obligation or to
holder of a representing Interestat said offlce coin
each SaId bonds shall be Issued In suchdenominations as the merged corporation shallsee nt and they shall along
for In the next paragraph confltute A ant the Income and property-of the merred corporation ThesaId preferred stock Continental Tobaoco
party hereto shall also be entitled toreceive the dividend of one and threequarter tn per centum already declared onsaid preferred stock October S loot
be apportioned to each ot theof the common stork of said The American
Tobacco Company partS hereto for each twoshares of common stock of the par value ofMO each held by him one share of the commonstock of said merited corporation
There be to of the hold-ers of the common stork of said Continental To
Company nurty hereto for each share of
by him one share of the common stock of saidcorporation
Titers to each holder of thestork of said Consolidated Tobacco Company partybereto for curb share of said parvalue of linr held by him one share of the commonstork of corporation
nv the net of merger of all the cornpirtle held of the com-
panies parties horde shall stand and be cancelledThe honda mentioned In said merger agree-
ment are Issued according to the terms of an In-denture executed by The American Tobacco Com-pany to MORTON TRUST COMPANY M Trus-tee on October 29 1804 and the form of said In-denture find of said bond Is now on file with theTrust Company and Is open to Inspection
Depositors of the storks of the merging corporations must deposit with the MORTON TItUSTCOMPANY New York City their certificates ofstork duly endorsed In blank for cancellation andacrrpt In lieu thereof the Trust re-ceipts nsfrable by delivery upon the surrenderof which the stocks or bonds will be delivered sosoon as they Are engraved and ready for delivery
Depositors of The American Tobacco Companypreferred stock will receive from the Trust
Company at the time of the deposit In lieu of divi-dend for the quarter ending Ocober ILl 1804 anamount equal thereto to wit 2
Coupon bonds will be Issued In denominations of11000 and UO and registered bonds will beIssued In denominations of 10 noo IWO JlOO-OWOH 110000 ISOOOO and llOOoni Shares oflock are of the denomination of HO Fractionsof bonds pr of shares of stork will not be Issuedbut a depositor at the lime of such deposit mayeither buy from or sell to the Trust Company anaiiount necessary to eliminate such fraction
TUB AilKHICAN TOBACCO COMPANYUy J I Duke President
Dated New York October 20 KW4
TO TUB HOLDBR3 OF
THE 4 GOLD BONDS OF THE
Consolidated Tobacco Company
The American Tobacco Company hereby offersto the holders of the outstanding 4 Gold fondaof Consolidated Tobacco Company maturing Au-gust lit 18SI to acquire their holdings of suchbonds In exchange at par for the 454 Gold fondof TIle American Tobacco Company maturing Au-gust 1 1831 and carrying Interest from August 11804
Said bonds are issued according to the terms ofthe Indenture executed by The American TobaccoCompany to the Morton Trust Company Trusteethe form of which Indenture and of said bondsIs now on tile with said Trust Company and Isopen to Inspection This offer will remain openuntil the close of business on January Slat 1805and thereafter no bonds will received for ex-change except In the discretion of The AmericanTobacco Company and on such terms u II mayprescribe
Depositors o t said Consolidated Tobacco Company1 bonds who make their deposits before the clos-3f business on December 10th 1804 may at theiroption take In exchange for their aald 4jl Goldhonda ot Consolidated Tobacco Company bonds ofThe American Tobacco Company as above described or partly In such bonds and partly but notto exceed fifty per cent of their deposit of Conlolldalcd Tobacco Company 4 bonds In the 8 cumulative preferred atock of The American TobaocoCompany at par Dividends on such preferredstock will be computed from October 1st 1 HDepositors making such deposIts before the clean ofbusiness on I eceml er10th 1004 and taking In ex-change for any part of their bonds such preferredstock will receive from the Trust Company at
time of deposit In lieu of Interest for Augustand September 1894 an amount In cult equalthereto to wit twothirds of one per cent on theConsolidated Tobacco Company bonds exchanged for The American Tobacco Company Oftcumulative preferred stock
To accept the offer hereby made bondholdermust deposit with MORTON TRUST COMPANYNew York City within the time hereinbefore axedtheir bonds and as to registered bonds duly enJorsd In blank for transfer and accept In lieuthereof the Trust Company receipts transferable
delivery upon surrender ot which bonds andpreferred stork will be delivered so soon as theyire engraved and ready for delivery
Coupon bonds will be Issued In denominations ofLOW and K xn and registered bonds will be
Issued In denominations of WO lion MOO 11000UOW lioooo uocxw and liwooo shares ofalack are of the denomination ot 1100 Fractionsif bonds or ot shares ot stock will notbe tstued
a depositor at the time of such deposit mayeither buy from or sell to the Trust Company aa-unount necessary to eliminate such fraction
TUB AMERICAN TODACCO COMPANYDy J D DUKE President
Dated New York October 20 1804
NOTICE TO HOLDEIM OP
St Louis Transit CompanyCOLLATERAL TRfSl NOTES
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on presentation at the odcc of Ibe Trustompiny of America Droadwry A Liberty f trul
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