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fjJOAl ROAD DEAtIN PROSPECT

ALLIANCE OF LEADING ANTIIRACITE CARRIERS IMOKED FOR

Heading lenD Erie hlih Val-

ley Posdbty Lark awanna Saidto Ue Concerned With Penmylvanl-

atjj Vandcrbllt and Morgan Coourratlnir-

Tboro Li good authority for thothat a combination of the principal coalcarrying railroads will havean Important bearing on tho Eastern rail-

road situation 04 well na on tho anthraoltocoal trado

Tho Rending tho Jersey Central tho Eriejtho IohJgh Valley and possibly the Lacka

are Laid to bo loading factors inthis Impending deal Whether this com-

bination will take tho form of a close trafficAlliance or will rest on a community ofinterest bass 13 BtlU an open question Itis known that interests In thU par-

ticular lipid aro completing arrangementshlch they believe will be advantageous

ito all oonccrnedRecent events In Wall Street have aroused

an ncuto interest In tho Heading tho JerseyControl and tho Erlo railroad propertiesand reporta havo prevailed that these andother coal carrying railroads worn beinggradually brought Into a position thatwould of a concentration of theanthracite transportation business Thocontrolling Interests in the anthraclto coaltrade havo been working in perfect accordfor some time Pennsylvania IlallroadInterests and the VnndorbllU as well arobelieved to bo cooperating with tho MorganInterests in an effort to secure a thoroughcommunity ot interest In tho coal carryingtraffic

Rumor of the purchase of control of thePhiladelphia and Heading properties bythe Railroad accompanied

sharp advance In tho prlco of Heading

yesterday Tho report prevailed In WallStreet that the Pennsylvania RaIlroad in-

terests had practically secured control ofthe Reading system months agoOfficial denials of theso rumors woro au-

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that the Vahdorbllta had acquired a domleatIng Interest in the ReadIng system asoffset to tho Pennsylvanias Invasion o

the Now York Centrals territory No corrobonttlott ofthia report could bo obtainsfrom any representative of the Vanderbiltinterest Mr W K Vanderbilt it Is saidjna the only person who could giveInformation about the alleged ncquisi-

tlon of tlda property by tho Vanderbilt interesta and Air Vanderbilt was not access

bleTho Rending system which was reorginlzed by J Plorpont Morgan U now In thehands of a voting trust About a year agoMr Morgan negotiated the purchase theTeney Central Railroad for tho Philadelphiaand Beading Company Tho ReadIng firstpreferred stock waa put on a 4 per centdividend basis this year Under the termsof the voting tnut the trustees are to boldall oloMosof tho stock for five years andthereafter until 4 per cent cash dividendper annum shall bo paid on the pre-ferred stock for two consecutive

jrovfr moHI LOAXS KOKUOVSrer Cut the Top Notch Older

January 1ayrnentaA money on the New York Stock

Exchange yesterday ran the loaning ratesen call up to 13 per cent for a while Itwas said that the dealing in money on thofloor of tho exchange was probably thelargest on record there II I Frothincham alono lent 12000000 before 2

oclock Uo acted for various banks andother moneyed interests J P MorganV Co Jt Co the NationalBank of Commerce and several trust com

anlo were all reported to have been largo8 to 0 cent The demand was

and very heavy so that whilearge eup

ratesshortly clew when they

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I to 0 the odvanra to 12 earlyIn the day tJOuOuo was loaned at id JXTcent at 11 percent 300ux

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CALUMET HECLA DIVIDEND OUT

10 Instead of 15StocU Falls SharplyOther Copper Stooki Weak

Tho Calumet and llocla Mining Companythu leading competitor of the Amalga-

mated Copper Company declared yestorday a dividend of 10 a share payable onJan SO Thin Is a of 5 slncotho last quarter It 1000000 topay tho dividend The dividend for theyear is SS a share as compared with 70

in 1000 100 in 1808 10 In IBOS 40 In iBM2S In 1600 and 20 in 1883 Tho par value

of the stock is 25

When tho cut In tho dividend was an-

nounced there was a drop in tho prlco oftho stock on the Boston Stock Exchangeto 375 a share with the atas 020 tho closing price on Saturday Amalgamated soldon Exchange as lowas Os i and closed at 68 or underSaturdays closing price Tho of the

which U con-trolled tho Amalgamated sold down-to soyf closing at SOJ or lit points under

closeCable advlcoH from London reported

tho market for the copper metalat an advance of 1 A ton with spot closingat 19 and future at 10 12s 8d In tholocal metal market was dun andunchanged with tho prices however to a

extent nominal bid of 12 centswas made for spot copper while

tho best offer was cents

CRUDE RUBBER coS AFFAIRS

Another Attachment and a Keeper In thoomre

Another attachment won obtained yester-day against tho Crude Rubber Company of25 Broad street for 5002 in favor of A

Leonard Brougham on an assigned claimfrom tho Susquehanna Trust and BaThDeposit Company of Pa ofwhich John Q Reading is President Theclaim Is on a note of Waticlncon ACo of Philadelphia Indorsed by the com-pany noto wan not at maturity

was protested This attachmentalso the ono on Saturday for3000 by the Hank wore

to Sheriff Prendergast to servoyesterday Tho first was

on five banks and the secondwas served on ono bank Tho

also sent a keeper to tho offices ofRubber at 25 Broad street andserved the attachments on Henry Earlotho VicePresidont and general manager

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have boon eiectcd directors of the FlintEddy and Company-It was yesterdayt had been decided to

working capital of tho company to 12500000 to en-

larging export business of the company

MORE TALK OF JI4A7C COMBINES

hank of North has Annexed

It was reported yesterday that theBank of North America whkh has

just absorbed the Dank of the Stato of NewYork tho deal having arranged byCharles W Morse would soon absorb an

other largo downtown bank Tho officersof tho bank would not discuss thebeyond saying that nothing definite as tothe boon PresidentVan of the Bank of North Americadenied that tho hank was seeking to acquireother banks but at tho some timethat there have l oen conferences withono or two banks although it was doubtfulwhether anything will como of tho nego

It has been believed In Wall Streettho harks W Morso inteinHits amendeavoring to get control of the PhoenixNational

SU7VVT STICKS SAVED THEM

Three Iloji Wise Ilroken Throngtatho lee ne Comrade

MOUNT VEIINOV N Y Dec 30 Jameshayden and Scnnlon 12 and 14

years old iwpwtively of Mount Vernonmtcund three boys from drowningIn tho Mount Vernon reservoirDoyle 11 years old went on tho reservoirto test the Mrength of the km While skat-

ing on a thin K ctlon ho broko throughAlbert Munville and Hughwere watching tkatrd out to hU-

nn lMnnoP caught hold of theirshinny stIcks The stratA on lee wastoo nnd in n few moments all thr oweru floundering In thn water Manvilleand Malonei heist head above thewater with They wore becom-ing e xhnu ti d wliiti n anti Hcanlon

their hhinny htlcks nuc e ledIn pulling tho boys to safety

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LINCOLN Nel 30 The ChicagoBurUncion and JQuiwy ItnllwHy-

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Ifentnoky Inventor Who Seeks to TalkThrough the Ground

Jlunrur Ky Dee SO Nathan B Stubblefleld an electrician and inventor whoresides two miles from thin city has per-

fected a system of wireless telephony bywhich the sounds of tho human voice maybo transmitted great distances withoutwires Btubblofleld U technically edu-

cated and is known through several clectrlodevices patented In this country and InEurope

Httibblefleld today gave an exhibitionIn this city and In the presence of a largenumber of witnesses communicated withhis fourteenyearold n quarter of amllo away ills ton is chief assistantStubblpfleld regards tho earth with Itselectrical energy as a gigantic battery

electric or magnetic field may boby tho human voice By the

construction of a special eloctrlo cell whichho calls his earth coll Stubblofleld saysho token advantage of the terrestrial mag-

netism and communicates through itStubbleflold on Christmas eve showed

what ho could do by talking from awherehis apparatus was set up to hisa quartorof a mile away A party of chil-

dren wore gathered there and at the re-

ceiver obtained messages from SantaClaus Recently J C MoElralh A DThompson James M Cole James ColemanCharles Jetton S S higgIns O T Halland Vernon BIytho all wellknown dtlrons-vfeltcd tho Stubblofleld plant and afterwitnessing experiments In wireless tele-

phony appended their names to an a ffldanetting forts tho facts as they understoodthem

Stubblefleld says that a central stationcould bo erected In tho United States andtho weather bulletins flashed Into everyhome He nays news of Presidential elec

anti other important matters couldIn similar fashion Ho makes

oIlier sweeping assertions on behalf ofapparatus

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Is saUo have done a business

1000000 and theproximate 1250000

are being made by powerfulPhiladelphia w to

has a plant of about fiveacres 800 and distributesnearly 500000 annually In wages

Watklnson was for yearsassistant general manager of the United

precipitated Bank profor 000

C X LOCKWOOD f CO VAKRUPT

Receiver to He Appointed for NewarkCoach Iatnn Corporation

YiceChancellor John It Emery will beasked today to appoint a receiver to wind-

up the affairs of C N Lockwood A

Newark corporation which succeededthe old firm of C N Lockwood i Co coachlamp manufacturers In 1S97

Charles L askedfor a rule to show cause a receivershould not lx appointed alleging that thecompany is to

payroll of MO on Dec 18

firm was capitalized for 18000

Fire Company Lose Its Mascot

Tho firemen of Engine 21 In Nortonstroc have scouring tho neighbor-hood Mnco ChrUtmau for their mascot abulldog named Pieny Thn dog disap-peared thi lay b forn Christmas but ono

flrttn ii saw him on a milk wagonanti took him back to the engine housnThe next day dl i forgood Thn believe that somebody-has tho dog

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Reorganization Agreement of

November 18 1901-

To Security Holders Creditors

A majority of the security holders andcreditors having assented thereto the plotsof reorganization of the Land and flyerCompany of November is 1001 li herebydeclared operative

Securities duly assigned to tho Renrcanlration Committee should be deposited at theoffice of the CENTHAt TRUST COMPANY

I Wall Street New York on or before Doecmber 31it and payment of tho cash con-

tribution will be required n follows visFirst Initalmeut of S3 13 on or before

January is ivnInstalment of 33 jj on or beforeit I90J

Third Instrument of 33 13 on or beforeApril 1 1007

Payment of nil or any Instalment may beanticipated with allowance of Interest at therate of CTJ

Full information to any details connectedwith reorganization may lw obtained at theoffice of tbe company 30 Broad Street NowYork or from any member of Kcorcanlzutlon Committee

Security holders wise have signed theReorganization Agreement becomeparties thereto at sissy titus prior to December31 IWt after which date noise will bo ad-

mitted without consent of the Committeeand upon micli terms as It may Impose

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Vottnr Trust under which the Central TrustCompany of New York has Issued certificate odeposit on behalf of tbe Voting Trustees for Tlrsreferred Second Preferred sad Common Stockot the ST JOSEPH AND ORAND ISLAND RAIL-

WAY COMPANY terminates on January I IMIAfter that date on surrender of the certificate

of deposit endorsed la blank reeular certificates ostock ot the St Joseph and lirand Island IlallwsjCompany will be Issued therefor

Revenue stamps will be required when stock tdesired In a different namt from that In whichcertificate of deposit landsCENTRAL TRUST COMPANY of NEW YORK

B4 Still Street New York

Northern Pacific Railway CompanyRetirement of Preferred Stock

To the holders of Preferred Stork of theNOIITIIEHN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO

Notice hereby li that In eaercUe of thepower reserved by the Northern Pacific RailwayCompany and specifically declAred In every outstandlnt stork certificate the Company his dulydetermined to retire the prrfcrrrd stork and theMale will he retired In whole at par upon thefirst day of January IM3 Arcordbicly each and

bolder uf preferred stock it notified to presentsad to aurrrnder hi cenl cat for such preferredstock at the offlce of the Northern IacWo llsll rCompany 41 Wall street tu the City of New Yorkon sod after the flu day ot January 1003 andupon curb surrender to receive payment In cash ofthe amount thereof

For the purpose of such mirenent the transferbooki of the Northern Partac Hallway Companywill closn at three orloek P H nn Tuesday De-

cember 10 soot sad the transfer bonks of Ue com-mon stock will reopen Thursday January 3 twsat ten oclock A If

Uy order of the Doard of DirectorCHOROB It KARL Secretary

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INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS

5 PER ANNUMfrom Date of Investment

Withdrawable alter one year

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

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JEaQle Snvinos Si loan Co186 Rtnutn St Brooklyn NV

Capital and Surplus 1750000

EMIGRANTINDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK

61 CHAM1ER8 ST N YYork Dee 33 1001

DIVIDEND The Trustee of this hank haveordered that Interest be paid to depositors entitledthereto six and three months ending Deo 31lOOt at the rate of Three and onehalf per rent perannum on all deposits up to the limit of Three

Dollars 13000Interest will be credited under date of Jan lit

1M2 and will be payable on and after Monday Jan20th JAUKS McMAHOV President

MARCUS J XlcLOUOIILIV Comptroller

Dry Dock Savings Institution341 AND 343 DOWEItT NEW YORK

The Trusteea have declared a dividend for the sixmonths ending December Slat 1WI on all depositsentitled thereto under the bylaws at the rate ofThree and OneHalf per rent per annum on allsums not exceeding Three Thousand Dollars pay-able on anti after January ajth 1002

Deposits made on or before January loth will beentitled to Interest front Janusry tit 1M2-

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PATTERSON A st Secretary

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Till I1AXK IOR SAVINGSJ a Fourth Avenue New York Jan I 1002HE IKMIU OF TRUSTEES IIAVK

the usual Intemt under the provision of the bylaws for the Mi months Slit aa-tollows

At the rate of FOtR f PKR CENT per annumnn all urns ot IS and not Mooopayable ou and after the third Monday beingthe 20th day of this month

The InlereM Is carried at once to the credit ofdepositors a principal on the 1st last where Ustands exactly as a

It will be entered on the at any timewhen required nn and after the Mtn ln t-

MFRRITT TRIUIILK PresidentRODKRT S HOLT Secretary

THE NEW YORK SAYINGS BANKN W COR 14T1I ST 4 8TH AVKVVE

The trustees have ordered that the Interestcredited to depositors Jan 1 iwoi shall be at therate of THRKE PEK CKNT PURANNUM on all sums from U to llvw

Deposits made on or before Jan 10 will drawJan I

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WILLIAM rnLSINGKH Secretary

A semiannual dividend at the rate of per centper annum been declared for the sit monthsending all sums entitled thereto from

tn and I per cent per annum from llun-tn s3uu payable on and after J o so Moneydepotlted on or lieforr Jan 10 will draw laterrslfrom Jan t CHAN II TOOKER President

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of UALIIAN 4 CO will t held on the Ilia day oJanuary HWJ at 2 oclock the afternoon atoffice uf The Truil Company of Nei

Nn 1 Ilctunre PUcr Jersey thyJersey fur the of electing a Hoard of 11rectors and receIving and acting upon the reportof the DOVcro sad tut tin transact tun of such otherbuslnex a may properly come the meetlnc-

la aiviirdsnre the laws of the Male of NewJersey tin stock can be vuted nn which till been

nn the boulis ot tLe r mi withintwenty days U t this election

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AMERICAN WOOLEN COMPANY

Notice U hereby flvcn that a dividend of one andthreequarters cent on the IreferreCapital Stock of the American Woolen Companywill be paid on ISth of January 1991 to

of record rt the close of business JanuaryId IB03

The transfer booki for preferred stock willclosed at the ebb of business January id 1003

and will be reopened January letb 1002

WU U WOOD Treasurertkuton Mass December 23 1001

BANGOR AROOSTOOK RAILROAD CO

Consolidated ItcfiinflltiK Martfrujro 4 llomls

Coupon No I due January 1 IPO from the

Consolidated Refunding Mortgag lloiulsof company will be paid upon presentation onand 1 vn at the omcea rsStrewn llrothrrs o W Wall Street New Yorkor ISsue Leo IlluOnion n 41 state StreetBoston KDWAIU STETSON Treasurer

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Knickerbocker Trot CompanyM IIUOAIMVAV

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York December 10 1001

The hoard of Directors of the KnickerbockerTrust Co have this declared a nemlannusldividend of THRCI2 ANt ONK HAlrlKII CKNTfrom net earnings on the capital stock ol thisCompany I1 t stockholders record December V imi Transferbook will dote December W IU01 at 3 M andreopen January Ituj

CiOIIC KINO Secretary

NOHTUEnN IACtFIC RAIIWAT cuKKK YORK November U loOt

Tho Company bat this day declared from thenet a dividend of one per tent onHi 1RKIERHKD STOCK QD or afterJanuary 118UJ at the offlccof llESSHH J P MOltIAN CO N1SW YOKK to tlir Ilefrrred

of record In New York And at thehANK I1KHLIN to the Preferred

Stockholders uf record In Berlin at the dolingof the transfer books at 3 oclock p U on liecemtier 10 1001

Northern PacificUf OKOUGP II EARL Secretary

Northern Pacific Hallway CoNew York December iDol

The Company this day declared from the netearnings a of I per cent on Its CommonStock payable February I at the ofllce of

mon Stockholders of record In New York and atthe neutsche Hunk Berlin to the Common Stock-holder of record In Sterna at the dosing uf thetransfer books on January 11 IUUJ

lor the purpose of such dividend the transferbooks In and Ilerlln will dote at M-

on January IS ansi will reopen at 10 AJanuary 2 IDOl

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAYIll U EARL Secretary

THE TltUST roMPAKV OF AMERICADIV1ULM NO 4

149 Ilroadway New York Dec 17 IMIThe Hoard uf Directors of The Trust Company-

of America have this diy declared a dividendTIIHIIK ASH OVK mElt CENT upon theCapital Stock of the from the net earn-ings of the Company for the Mi rndlneDec 31 IMI Jan 2 too to stock-holders of record on the 20th of December IM-

ITranifer books will tie dosed at 3 M DecM IMI and reopen 10 A VI Jan 2 IM7

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RIChMOND VA ne list IDolThe llosrd of Dlrrctors of this Company have

declared the regular Quarterly two2 par rent uu Stock of the Com-

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holder of record Januan 4ln nest Thefor the transfer uf Preferred Stock will be closedJanuary 4th to 1Mb both Inclusive

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New York December 21 IDOlThe Directors has this tiny declared

quarterly dividend of Three Per Cent Ibouf flank payable free

on and after December 3lst toOl The transferbooks will be rioted until Thursday January 2d100 at ten oclock A if

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Attention In tho eccurltlen marketH to-

day ccntivd very largely upon the headingIssues tho common in particular and thetccluilcnl position of tho money marketwon again brought Htrongly Into reliefrates on call rising to mi cxlnwo 12 percent It wo conjectured that the wconddevelopment wait to a oxtontIncidental to tho first mentioned and ItWM also HURgmtod that tho money marketconditions wero influenced liy largo paymcnts for subscriptions to tho NorthernPacific convert Ible bondnthe grrnter part ofthe money to bo paid out on next ThursdayIn tho redemption of tho preferred stockTho monetary lion improved to thoextent that tho local banks tart out thoweek with a gain from tho SubTreasury-of over 81000000 Of this amount 7401

000 represented tho the banksfrom tho payments by tho SubTreasuryfor tho Government boiidt delivered to Iton Saturday after the wttloniont of theOovernment collections on own accountIn addition tho HubTreasury paid out today 517017 for bonds purchased

Money on call o cned at 8 per cent andtho ruling during tho day WAS about9 per cent tho extreme high figures beliiKpaid by borrowers who had ntgloctod toprovide themselves with funds In tho faceof tho welldefined for omo timepast of a close working of tile market forfunds toward tho end of tho year Thogeneral Impression In that tho redepositor reinvestment of tho unprecedentcdlylarge disbursements for interest and divi-

dends on the first of the mouth will shortlybring about a very largo increase in thoofferings of money and at tho wuno timecause conxidorahlo appreciation in thopries of securities Tho firmer monoymarket resulted in quito n llttlo shiftingof loans and Induced the trading clementto attack prices at intervals Their

gave the market nu appenranco ofIrregularity which was Increased l y thinclosing up of frMciilatlvo accounts In advance of tho approaching holiday Lon-

don was n moderate seller on balance Inthis market

The board room contingent was partlyInfluenced in Its course by an extremedecline of 2 JHT cent In AmalgamatedCopper duo to reports of further legalMICCOM by the copper interests chieflyin opposition to tho Amalgamated Intercots J y tho clotting down of tho Anacondamlno to frustrate the tactics of this oppo-

sition and by a reduction of SS n sharefrom 1S a share in tho quarterly dividendupon the Calumet and Hecla Copper MiningCompany Sugar Refilling Bcored iw largoan extreme decline on sales to realize profitson the recent material advance and the twostocks left on at net declines of 1JJ per centor tltoroabotttH Other weak spots wereSt Paul the local traction shores ML

Pacific and Union Pacific The stocksmrntionod sustained extreme losses ex-

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contributed consldcrablo sustaining influenco to the general market Headingcommon enjoyed an extreme rise of 4 pointsand notwithstanding liberal realizingIn the List hour retaIned the greater partof tho Improvement Tho dealings la It

reduced to full tharefl aggregated over110000 share or twice as much In anyindividual stock Tho second preferredwu al o fairly active and left off 1 percent higher Tim advance in Headingsecurities cnidu from tho general

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dition and prospects of tho anthracitemining and carrying coiuixinieu from theunification of IntoivsU and consequentcnonnou coonomiew in the conduct of thstrod a well HA tho unprecedented demandfor coal lit attributed to buying on a heavyscale incidental to tho approaching Un-

polutinn of the voting trust Now J yCentral scored a net gala of about pointson light tnm nctlon Erie issues nndDelaware and Hudson also rnjoyid appre-ciable advance Erie common being dealtin on a larger than for tome time

U Tho HUt Untial increase In Erinnet iarningH for November alto etlmulat l ptircluiHOM-

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