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R L. DAY dc CO.,
37 Wall «t., 35 Concrcss *»t.
«bw TOBS aotmm
FIGH GRADE IRYESTWENT BONOS
Municipal end Railroad
M*s»Wr» fc>w T«tk ast
He-ton Stock BEcfcssvcs
Bank and Trust Company
Stocks
DEALT IN.
CLINTON GILBERT, 2 WAIL ST.
1852 «9° 9
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
30 Wall St.. N«vv York
Mes»t>er* lnv enl
S.\. Stock Ex. Bo««»
DIVIDEND Record Past Year
TRETHEWEY
..hall. Canada.
DCCCSUICR 15. "'•*. 1" c - TKil SIIARE
MAT :. •CS». 10C. PEB BHAIUE.
Pa;i IM «n jr.'iestmer.t at trt»t:-.'. j.r'..
F I' rARTJOUI^AKS S.XO PKKE REPORT
ea th-.» aivMe«Kl sa>-tas stsck on aatpHcaUfra.
Aak -• about, any mir.ins sioik you are lßt«rsstsi in
Charles A. Stoneham & Co.,
Mining Curb Brokers,
64-56 Broad St., Htw York.
Chicago B.»»oo rhiladolphia Toronto.
i»iki:< 1 RIBU.
Write for our loaflot |iria< raloaUe coanptr-
Ittlve dal:i on all of tlx- lisi«>«l
COBALT STOCKS.
Warren, Gzowski & Go,
I4EMBER6 TOHONTO STOCK CXCHANOE
U Drnad M.. >KW VORK.
Dividend Notices.
The WesternllnionTelegraph Company
NEW VuKK. fr:*ptembor Stli. 1909
MhllltMl NO. MS.
. «ju«ri«r!> d!\id?r.d r,f thi;i:i:-K' " t.ths OF ONB
TER CENT. ha« b^^n .>clßtfd upnn I"><- < - apital Btook
•f ihi!" Ompar.y. Miv»bl» at ih» oflW of th« T-»»sur<>r
•n a:. . aft<r th» ISlli <iay of October. 1909. to nl.ar*
>iold*r« of record at lb« floe.- of tlio trar.sf»r books on
th» lOtli day of September. in<v.».
Fnr t!'.» purpose i>f ihr Ainual M"»'ir.(t of Pto«*kn»»l<l
•r» to b«> h>-H on \VF<in<-»day. ih« i:".t'.; da>- of >• •.:«■
il»xt ar.l of ih«- dividend aboxe mm»il. t!i» stork]
tran«f*r b"ok« " !^i br riosed at the r!n»? of bssinnsa
•n th« Sfttb <J*r of s»jit»mb»r, irst.. end b« reopened
•n the morning of the l*th day of Ortobfr r.<»«t
a. R. BREWER Tliai
C.KH.KMII IM KXPI-ORATION TOMPANV,
l'Xt Broadway, v-». Tork S^jitrn-.txT 3. I'jC©.
PfVIDEXn NO 27.
Th« Ducetars «f !*• "Jugg'n»-.«im Kxplrratinn Comrany
f>a.f thi* ray d«elatv4 « quarterly <li\ld»nd nf TWO
iND OXK-HALI' C*«%» PKR (TXT. «n -v» rapitai Ptor;.
issu* of tM Oompsj r«^abl• October 1. 10<M». t« Ktork
ftni^er* "f record it three o'clock in the afternocn of
tertenib-r IT'h. 1W».
Th» >■--•-•- iraasfer «f the stsch " the rompany
•rill ri.-*» s' 'hree •»'< ' >'-k In tl e af*«rnooi) of September
27th. IW>, »nd reopea O<-tot»r Sn4. 19<W.
<niAS. K. MPMAN, Secretary.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
» «j-ia.ri»r'y Mrtdeed |f on* sad one-quarter p*r cert.
<r. 4 -. , ■.. ■••• r f- ■ ' »•' \ up->n th« Preferred »to<-lc of
«M» < ompany, p»-aM<» on October Ist. 1949. «> stork
fc'-"id»r« »f r*c«rd at tlie <■'"«- of fcutinesg September
l«tb. I!^>P. Transfer books win remain op?n. Check*
»U1 bt rr.aiied.
R H. ISMON. Secretary.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
12<> Eroad»*y, kcw Tork. ajnsl 24<!i, i&"°
* mntuoa f«»<.<-k I>irideß<f No. IS.
*j'Jir>ra' <;:•■«•-■-: cf ONE DOLLAR aKD PTFTT
TNTS ■% '. W>i per »har» be'ng the t»elftb dividend »n
i«« Common Capital Stork of thl* Company, hag been
<Jeriarel payable Ortob«r Ist. I»W>. to the bearers of
Itnidend t^-g'iir 1 N« IC, acnextd to certlflcatta rerre
•entlrr ■'J'"h ry*jcV. upon prast nta Mon er 1 firrer.der of
#Tjr^ Warran's »n '■•• unler*l*;ned Treasurer, at ths cfflc»
r» tr. «onira<i<-. •. • Ttroadway. New TOCii
A. K. VAN'PEVENTEF. Trea^irer.
4:\r> ai vrterlt DIVIDEND
THE IMON BAG AND PAPER CO.
17 B»«'-ry pi, V r Cirv. .-;•--.." : n . 190t».
« i'<BTffr\y <s>nd«r.i of ONE TFB CENT on ».b«
yr»f«rrKl s'ock of Th« Vnlon .a» sn4 Paj>*r Company
£•• thin day h*«»Ti d' s *;Br»<i. hid* to lv» payable on
C><-»fNh»- -" i?»rio •■ »to-khr>,d»rii «-.--; 1 at tte e\ n s<>
r '>■■..•■•■■ Bft, ir»^r>
W. T. f=PAF.X!». r narv.
IMEBICAX «MIT 4OMPANV.
111 Fifth A^«nu«. Neiv T^rk. Btpumbei 1. IsM
PKMn4t »>f «n> «i:4 -«♦•-•■- ■ cn th<» Pr»
r»--.^ Stock .-• per c»nL f>n th» Common PtocV
»»f Am«r!'-«n Pnuff Oompaay «■•••« this dar <I<»<-lare<s.
j»«j»M» r ' • -\ ••■ 1. ipoo to «-■->-<-■.«•• of r^'OTd a*
• S». *-]«»** .-•■■.-... S»i<'»mber 15. • ■•■ .-i ChfcKa vtll
l^ a mti-ci.
K. D. CHKISTIA^. P-ry. A- Tr«s»
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
M"Ni:v KARK£T Jlonfy en nan op«nel -• *4
»-»r «-»nt. MKh'ft. r2-;r 2 -; vr cent; lowect, - ; i per rent .
lsrt loan. ?' t p"r «-»nt.. rir.?irtp. '2 1 4- T -'2 per cent:
riJlirsir rat*. ;u r*r «-erit. Tlni» money showed n
Crm*r Imhlcticj'. l»>it rat^s remain*"! un hangea
J?»t>s: Sixty fia' f. " r>«^r c*nt; ninety days. *'« p»r
t»iit. *r>'l of Dseembft". ;;; ;l t per '•ent; "^-y«>ar,
S\li I'T "*nt. Mercantile paper tinned dull,
•cjtb t K;iir!l *>rrsnil rtn*?: Slx»v to ninety days.
♦tkl^t; hills ref^ivaM*. 4 ( ?ii l , p»r w»nt; '• r t.. sil
months' <l».'i<"- «.)r.?l<^ nam'-s. *'«'?' r ?: others. V-'iJ
I
KOKKMN- EXCHANGE.— The for'isn exchange
inaiket open"-l ft»a«J\- tilth «\ibl«=s quoi>=.j at 4.5660>r
4 we. dftnand et*rlins st 4 *.«3'*'S <•'■■•>■"*• srr.l sixtv
«)uy bills at :.*>7-; short frarr-s .Vl* 7^, less 1-15, ami
rhort r*V!j?nif>iks {•'.:»• Th« market after showing
«3*'-i(lf<j ««akn«s« otrlir-r in Um day, "hen demand
•f^rline f»'.l to i.z**r>. recovered In the l«nt hoijr
partially. i'aMi>« were <juot<»<l at 4.S*sSO'44.g<;tsr.,
dbWnar.J stntti at 1.&639 l<id an* a*ke4 ari'i slxty
«lny MIH at <.«,".. Short franrs h^!.l around r>.l6^i,
1»-«a ?,-f.t. airj p ; -i<->rt r*-If-h!«n>arVs 5.'.^. Jess 1-35.
Canii' 1 pv>ftpd rates w^rc as fouo
thsti «Saj» D»m»ni.
Kt»r!ln« 4>H <>;>,
<W:r.a: reicfasuiarka j<s'j H%
|*»ri«. traous . ... .".IT 1 .- ."..1« : «
I'^r.ir... lmti<-« s.l'j'i 5 1 7 • .
fwitz<rrlanJ. fran- » «.IN', r..i& :
3J-.: atij. suilde:« . . 4-J.15 •4',/jU
DOVEBTIC EXCHANGE— ic discount;
Chicago. Z'jC Jiscour.t: San Francisco, sight l'Vi<\
1«l«?raph ic premium; »w Origan.--, comuiercial
•1 discount, bjiik II premium; Charleston, buying
par, s«-Uins l-l<x- premloin; St. l>oui.«, Sc discount
fcid. 10c discount aj-Ut-d; C'ricinnaii, par; <lnn>ep
«'lis, 10c premium; Savannah, tuying z-'f'c discount,
celllnsr par.
BANK CLEARINGS.— Xew Vork. exchanges
lIiS.^CS.T:*:. balances JIX.TJ'J.:*;! ; Fiostoii, exchanges
9tZ,4it<2.4" balances Jl.Ulo.o?'-': Chica»r<'. ezchances
J4i.7T0.731. balances 55.Z77.924; Phusdelpbls, ex
changes $J^.S7«,S4>s, ha!an.-< s $1.<;33,5!«.
BIL>V£It M.MiKCT.--< "..mnjprcial bar silver, 51Hc
He ale si sjlver Jollais. 4i<-. i-,-- silver in UuruSon
ssssai at aiS-ICd. an aJvanc- of l-Md.
G«.»Lr» I*KI;MIL"M.-In Madrid. 9.10; UsVjii. ij.
MKM< EXCIIAXOB.— MexIcaiu exchange on
N#w Vork is quoted at I'.Ol 1 ,;.
OOVBstKMENT REVENUE.— Receipts tro:n cus
toms yesterday ■*■:•• J1.413.6K; internal revenue,
f?17,O«. and mißo*-!Uu«-ous, JIOI.KS. h total of $2,433,
9'^~. a«ain«Jt t'.t;;l es^sssttltaves oa ordinary account
of J4.0C0.0C7. Por the month to <*!" ordinary re
ceipts have i<<>:i |12.E5,163 and ordinary i.Tj<endl
turep $13.*>1. : th« excess of •a.peoditurss] amount-
Injj to ISSJ.SfC. For the fiscal year to <lat»» ordinary
»eceJ})ts have br-en $121,*»41.<C3, sgalast $104.1€4,279 in
tl^e same time la V*)i. and ordinary expenditures
$H2.C5»5.945. agalnM tl2l.'JC3,lSl In IMb, the exeasi of
••xpenditures this year inting to $j:,44">:'l. com
pared with mi *%<•*!>* ia.st year of BUiMtt. In
cluding I'Hnji': Cat:a! count and pub!: SebC
the aaOBSS of 81l ••Xi.'-:..!!tur.-» ov«r pSOSIptS sinc«
July aassunts to RM9MK, againbt an ezeeaa in the
corresponding period a year ago of I".* 00^413.
BL'n-TUEASUKY.-Tho Treasury was credi
tor ss lit Cleaiiujf Houst C-.«,<>'.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
<Furatalrc4 by Van MsMcfe & Co.. No. 7 Wall strcit.)
■M At, •"! Mid A»k»-i.
fuiiei Hailmay. li'« U'il Cot ten I>. « , 7»,
«V) luc-jnui ... 6^-i ftf«'j; do Ini-oDie* ....39 22
<JOJ O e>... 91 **'. NoTf Ry * T^ Ks. {•» 101
OB *• h V T - 2 IJ*l.t * V pr.-f.. 7'i —
«o iri'-oirire 134 14'«! on 4'i» VS 94
<5o Istc . 41 W'iChii <'l'y R;' r.» 1 •.• 105
MstnsM < ■ 17 I* jChasCon Kie-: 5s 91 9f
do Ist pr»f.... *•'• '•* iCont Traf» HI 115
In y* pref *7 *" I I'niesi Trcst. — 70
v-"tr*ri A'. 4« W»i 90-,, Third Nat Bsnk.l2^ 146
«o J«-y»sr 5».1</> 1O«4 gjiisWr 4V r«p..l«) I«1
fYatrti Gas — lft& |!iarj<*i!3 Triut. . TS «3
♦T^ff... .. .^"1 ICJ4 Ncr C«3t IU-....101 105
VIOIIINT RISE IN STOCK (ROTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1909.
■■_ ;
Shares ■"■Set""! : : : 1 Actual Sales. J Closing. I Shares I Net I~ T Actual BaieT" f "inß
■■old. Ich'ncel lOpe»:Hlghi Low i Fin' l I Bid I Ask «old. Ich'ngef _ [OpenlHtsihlLowlFtn'l I BM I Ask
Ist I -^- i'AJlce Mlhinar : 77. 2.S IS.S 2.23 12.25 I— I — *.<**> i +2U |Kansaa-,City Bout hern |47 { 47^,; ••■•. tT' 4 47 ! 47|»
HI *4 Alllß-Chalme? 'ci>mi)any: | 14HJ IM4 14S IBt 15 JSH •» ■jf Kansas City Southern pr.......i 73%! 731,; 73v< .3*, Wi -'*
*M .1* Al!1 S -4'halmtr S i-ompany pr:... U< S2»»; 51*J 51V U% M.l g» +U Kansas City. Kt. Scot &M. pr; M' »1«. BU4; 81 «« •« ,83
<0.4<» -1 •AmalßaraatM Copper : 52% U4 Sl^ sr» H« 81T,| BW ; +3 UMitorfUe r& ; Na5hvi11e.......^.. 11 152 I>l. 152 I- lg»»
»o »2«4 [American Agr. Chemical 4.m ; 4714 s»4 4Tv 47\ 49U, K9 .+ % Markay Companiea. ex div 1%.. m 81 i MW-fM 81J. S?,»
3,»:0 ,I'* American Beet 8u K ar , tt^ «'i 43 44i 4|4 | 4^ 8 MS | 1«» ♦<i Mackay Cos. pr. ex Jttv ir« .4H; .4\ .1 U T*» 4 Wj
JW +*i American Can '1^ l» 12 i:>- 12'i 12Hi 1} — ' Manhattan Elevated 1142 142 14-i 142 142 W.,
200 ■ r'i American ran pr 82«4 83' 82Ui S3* S3 83t?l 800 *H MlnneapoUa & St. Louis i 53% ■■:>: > .7».. 7 ». 63% 83%| ->2 »H
*J5 .IVAmV^r&FiufcndlvV "% tT* «% f\ » ;M-. St. J. &S.S . M I l«g I**^ l«\j U^ 143 l«g
IM ••• Am. Car &F. P r. ex div 1V,... 118 US US 115 117'i 1W 4 Mio *l\ M ssourt. Kansas & Texaa , 4lf i|4TJi 40T» ;41V u j tt; 41^
7«> -1 American Cotton Oil 7*» 73 72U 73 73 734 30 ° -,, 1 * (Missouri, Kansas & Tesaa pr... W .. to T3 TO»»*
aW _L L4merlian HWe& Tjeather 19 lit W»l ' *• ort) +3 Missouri Pacinc i 68% <1 , «S^ 7t 170 2
I.IW -1 American Hid* & lVeather'pr'" 4S>« 4? I 4SH 43 4S^, • 300 +3 Nashville A Chattanooga 131 133 139 133 1» l»s;
if].". - S American Ice , st<-urltle» I 27^t •:-»• »S 265» IM 2« 400 ♦ «/ t National Enam. & Stp 18>4 lS i 1S> 4 l%\[ IS', Wi.
i8 - ■•A^rioaV^rieed .::::::::: ?K 17 * i wS «n SSa m. --^ ♦*« National Lead, exdrv-i^* , » » w. gg »g »*?
•W tfv 'American Linseed pr .. 43 ! a 43 43 ' 43'« 44 4rtrt + U National B. R. of Mexico pr.... 63- 5544| 55 55^ M*i W
2.2« ■ rl% American Locomotive T " SBJ4 6i» : 67H s!> 58»« B 1.b37 fJ, National B.R. of Mexico Mpr £3«4 23*4 M 23 ; g W4
an) ; -- American M»!t S'»i 81.8 l . 8 1 -! 1 Pi 8H 0 ; 20") — H Nf^ w \ork Air Brake ,8 ( s' 81 *>.'; ■>. I* »
Ift) AmericaS Ma tpr '.'.'" HiSw 52UJ •.:-; .-,3 '! 64 47.1W +3!j i New York Central 132U; 136 1 131U 135b 135«>' IW4
2i**) +1% Amerli-a-i Kmeltlne 97 9*- v « W* W*. "7 •", 97*4 1« New York D.>ck pr S2 .«2 BS ;S2 S2 *-'j
55 7 % ASertcw Smelt ng pr: '.'. V. Y^W: IWfc 113^ 113^1 1137,, 113'' lIH gj *% New York. New Havo,, ft H... 168?, I«¥* M*. 16S^ IK 173
2C) —»i •American Soeltirijr pr B ; 91V <M' 4 «1'» 91Vt "l>« 91? 4; SOO +1 i New York. Ont. &tt rjtern 4< j 4* 4 4.«-bi 4i< 3I *S
£w +•! Arnerican TSteel Foundry new 1 67$ 87>2 57^; B7U oS » 8.489 +1H [Norfolk eV Western 92'« 93» 4 92% 93S r>r> M*i
S» *1 JAnierican iJgar .?..7.. . Tlj 12* I 129«i 128 -1:9 i i»'»- I»V4 »» —^ Norfolk & Western pr. 30 f.... »U*^ MH Sli,; 91*; 9Wi 92',
7 7<>> Il'i i tnierlcan Tel. A Tpl . "' Its 141*2 140 141',.* 14O\ 141 17.150 +3 ! Northern Pacific I 154% 154T.! ia 154%l 154»i|:lS«J
M , S jAmerlcan Tobafco pf 1013, MSU J51»4 103* 1013 102 300 +4 Pacttic Coast 1 104 104 J KC'j; 104 ■ 104 i 103
]■■) '__ •Anierlcan Wc^len vr -yy— 37 T » "T 7*7 * 37% N7 7i7 i 37 7 « 40 ; 3,7(0 i +!•» . Pai-lflo Mail i33 •■•■« 32% ■•.••'* 83% ••» ,
W « -' 4 -Amor can \v£U '.w*. "! "I " twi l*t, MS^ M6* 166% 1«M ».«W | *1». -Pennsylvania Railroad 1«M 14V, l.»\ MIH 141 141^
I.K» ' 4e. 'Anaconda ... 4€«4 ! 48»»| 4<v-^ 47%' 47' 4S , 2.100 ' *l% People's Gas & Coke 1 Ill's Uj-V 114 113% llS*i 11*4
♦««.>.) .»! Vtchlsn ""1.. 117<i 119 117V 119 i IIS',! 119 ' 10) - «-, P.. C. C. & St. L ,91■ »1 91 M. 91 K /
m *1J Atchlson pr .....:..... 104* 1«4»4i 104* 3MK 104 104% U.UO +1^ Pittsburg Coal S% 23t 4 21*4 23« 4 B*. 2SU
989 + 2< AUantic Coast Une *.... 133 St] Et\ 134", 134 135 „ 400 - 4 jPlttsburg Coal P r 61% «§ 61 i biw g. , «
5,500 .li, ißaltimore & Ohio 11«% U^i 116*4 ll«r{ uc« 117 ■ 8.940 •»{ resse Steel ar «4 49% 4W» «Jj 49", | »> t
H9 +>l ißaltimore * Ohio pr WI M N! N 94 OS 1 ; 210 - — 1 Pressed Steel Carpr 107% ■ jo. i3i 3 IW%] 1«% . 1». 108
M J-^ Batopllas Mining - »V «4 4H '-■ 4^ 4% 300 ♦! Pullman Palace Car I 198 IM 151 19? |»]| tM
3.2<« - 2 *: ielfcs^pr::::::::::::::: '8S M\ S2S 344 34%. 84% |g -", Quicksilver Rg bgp Pg|fi g
m -i* Bethlehem Bteel pr «4 «»2 «7% *.7- t 88 MVi JW , t.«4 •Railway «eel Spring 4s 4^ „ >>_ «« 4«* »
W"0 i r \ Brooklyn Rapid Transit 77'- 77v. 3 7«>, 7«£ 7^ 7«V^ 3M.480 : 45 Read ne l3S>-j 1«% l-..- ? , I*-", 1«
as , _x. Brunsirick sisplil 17S 17% to? a 17% 17% ga > — Reading 2d pr s IPH ! fti || ft; p g g
K» -1«! SrtteHck Company 30? 30^ »>u, : 99% COU 32 4.159 f% Republic Iron * Stee S»6 » «SJi , »
2M'> ' -2% U-anadian Pacific: 181 182=, IM 182% 182%! 182% „«« t2% Republto Iron * Steel pr 106%! 10o*i lOMii 1«W», 108 I«6H
ILON +*I Central Leather i 43>i 44Uj 43 43^,! 43% 43T, 19.0M . ■:•'» Rock Island ! 37% 39-. 37' 4; 38^a _v. »
iZJBt i -il*i 'Chesapeake & Ohio, ex div l-». I 7' ■ , SO-V 79>S 18% v^ g . 80% ,4.800 •-' I Rock Island pr.... : 7*»i Wii 73% 75U 7W4 W»
300 -.IT, Cntcago & Alton i64 ' «4\! *>4 64\! 64 C3 | ' BM +1 jSt. Louis & San F*ran. Ist pr... 71 i ,\- t .1 .IV .]_'.■ i;'i
1.400 ■ lChl. ot West. ctfs. Ist pd I l'>'» 11 ! 10% \>i^. 10>i 10% j 3.3<» +1% [St. Louis & San Fran. 3d pr...| 58 I 57Vi ; .-) | •..', 3. s^«j
- 10) • —ti ; Chi Gt. West, pr A ctfp. lac pd 34».» 34*«; 34'.. 34',! S2 j 31 - l.I<» +ll l * ]Bt. Louis & Southwestern 24*« 1:.".'.. -'(^ 25% I.\ -•'*
KO ]— i, Chi Gt \Vest. pr B otfs. Ist pd 15% : 15% | 1C 1 13% IS% 15% 1.7<» ' +2'i St. Louis & Southwestern pr... 64 | «o% 64 I 65>i! 65% 60%
15570 * vS»i IChlcago Mil. & St. Paul j 155 I 137' •„ 154%S 1574i 157% 157% 835 I +l\ Slosa-Sheff. Steel & Iron gi'ij 85 j 84 t ,i| 85 ! S.. ! v,i
m■* >t IChlcalo Mil. & St. Paul pr 17«H 176^ 175?$ 17,-,%: 176 177 I*o . - : - Sloss-Sheff. Steel & Iron pr tmi im. UW4 lU% 113 | 11^ 4
750 «2 IcwSS & Northwestern i 192 * 194'* 191 M T.<S ! - 194 : 109.900 +5 'Southern Pacific 1« I 12S* 134% l£ ji 123,, L.v,
100 I - i.J Chicago. St. Paul. M. & 0 I«4H 164% ' I«4U 164% l«0 163 3.6DQ ♦ s [Souihern Railway |»> 3j \M\ 30% 30V.. j,u, s
800 ■» v, r.'c.Aßt. L ! 72 J s 73%j 72V*i T3% 78% 74% JM Southern Railway pr '63'BJ ,' • •» | t>3* .0
4,600 ; +1«J (Colorado' Kue'l & Iron j 43% 4»' 4 42^ 44 44 I 44V, 1W +a i •Tennesseej SSU 36% mi 3W«j 38 »
IM _*! Colorado & Southern ; 81% 51% 51% 51%' 51% B3 8.509 +1», Texas & Pacific 3J/J 3»-,, 30>,-8 38% ; 3>>' 3 ! 3i»3
l« ' -rolorado * Southern Ist pr !82 I 83* 82 82* 81 183 ! 2Ch) -l2 Te^s & Pacific Ld. Tr ! BS%I SS* 2 K& 88^ Ki IL
J5 . 'Colorado & Southern 2d pr , S-iU 80% 80^4 BOV3 >*" 'Bl ; 90<) +1^ .Third Avenue Railroad 21UJ 23- 21 J « 83 ; -- J -->
7'» -'i <v.|umbus & Hocking C. & 1... 75 j 7W 4 75 175 "I 74% 7SVJ | UOO +1 {Toledo. St. Louis & Western... &0* 4 51%' ,Vi- 01-\! olVj o»
2,#» ! +2^l <"onsolldated Gas 144% 145% 144% 145% 145 j 14.V.ij S^O 4i% Toledo, St. Louis &W estern pri TV', 'o'* 70% TCg 76% 71
1.409 +'J iCoin Products Rertning ' 22% 23»A 22»> 23>; 22»i 23 £00 4l»i Twin City Rapid Transit 108 MSSj 108 , l«j v 108% 1 10
Bja _ .. iCorn Product." Rctinir.R pr M-N 87%] 86% 87 ! 86*,£i 87 300 +1% In on Bns & Paper ; 13% 14 %; K!-, 14% l- : 1 14« f
ÜB9 -',) Delaware & Hudson 189% »1%1 189% 191 191 191% 5 62 - 9 " 0 U'i,rn|on Pacific 19. 2OT>4} >- 4 2OT> £»7 i 20gs
1«9 Delaware. Lack. & Western... 550 550 650 ! 6») ; - 550 36.800 +7 Union Paciflc pr 1«8 112 ■ l"--4 110% 110J. 110»»
4 OSO -;2 '■ Denver & Rio Orande : 4.% 46^i 44-V 4<> !46 , 4*'i 1,500 +1 ! United Railway Investment _ 41? 4 ! 43 4l- 43 ( 41'. «
930 : +S Denver & Rio Grand© pr ; BS% W,, 85' 86*,, 85»» S6'i | 1.7<» : +I*4 I United Railway Investment pr.; »j 67'i <* 67 , 96% 87
NO ' + ifc •Distilling Securities ! 37% 87% 37% 87H 37% 38 300 -/IU. S. Cast Iron Pipe &F. pr... M 84 84 ; M . 83U 84U
UtM I'. Brie ....?. 34% 85% 83% 35% 35% 35-% 2.'M J +14 United States Rubber SIW 53% ol '62 58 .;-*
Sim : i * 'Erie Ist pr lu% 52 ! 80% 52 61% 52«S 250 4lii i United States Rubber Ist pr.... ™. » »» 1 3 ?,. "*• * i^fS
100 ; •. Brie pr ! 42»2i 42% 42' a i 42'-, 42 ' 43^ 1( » -1 [United -States Rubber 2-1 pr.... 87% 87% 87% s.'. 88% 88
1.990 ■' General Electric Company | 1«5%| I«.> 165 165%: 163% 166 289.850 ' -3'i United States SteH ! 77s 4 BW4 77%l 7n- s .P\ J^i
7500 i -:•■« iGreat Northern pr ' i;,!V 153 : 151% 152% 152%! 153 5,700 I tl«4 United States Steel pr ; 125£ 13ti- ; 4, 124% 1» 12* 126^
3.tM I 4i'4 *Great Northern Ore ctfs : 80% U% 80 81», 61% S2 ; IM • +2Vi Utah Copper.. 80% tg\\ 43W 43> - 49%j 4l^ 4
1 •») +2% [lUnoia central lTiOftl 152&) 130% 152 152 152«i LOOO +1 Virginia-Carolina Chemical.... j»'», 47 5,l 46% 47 4.% 4i',-j
77". ♦«£ Intertx .rough-Metropoman H"! '14 : 14' 1» |14V 4 ; 14% 14' ! 100 — VlrSnla-Carollna Chemical pr. 121\ 121% 121% 121% 1»H 123
1.400 ' + 1, Unterhorough-Metropolltan pr..: 4t% 4S 4.» 46 4>i 46%;,! 1"*» 45 Vulcan Detlnnlng pr U: 71 «1. !71 1 W R
H9 4-g ilnternationali lnternational Harvester pr 1120 129 l:*^ 119% 119% 120 | 2.30") 4 K Wabash 19% » 19 ii 19% 1?^ 2mi
£.500 41 llnternationai Paper 17% 18% 1714 18% 17% 18 I 18,400 +5^ \Y. abash pr... «T% 40"» 47^ 4|«, •»% 49%
3.200 ! +3% ! International Steam Pump 46%! 49 j 4*V 43 ! 45% 49 I 100 ' *J4 Western Maryland _5- 8 , I : 5 5 JiM,
K-0 I ■»i International Steam Puinp pr.. 88T»! BST, 88% **'«; BS»i 83 I 7.«20 +3% Western Union Telegraph , .4' 78 74% T7% T7% 77* 4
499 ! -2 lowa Central ' 29%' 29%1 2SV4 29% 29% 29% I 1.400 : + 4 iWestingrhousn Mf^.. ; 84-V So l4l 4 84% S.A 4|4 | K ; S.A3
l.r.V. ; ,i%jiowa central pr:::::::::::::.::::.! an oS^i « i S?.'«' b ' o.:'* a>> , »tj Wheeling & T^k» Wrle ■ iow iom T" - 1 <!■■■; io i l'>4
Total pales for Hi* day. 1,V>7.«3S sharej*. compared with 720,413 shares for the corresponding day In IWB.
Total salep. January 1 to September 10, inclusive, 142,191.306 shares, compared with 122,801,719 shares for ths same period in 1901.
'Unlisted. . — VJ „ . ■■ _.
FINANCIAL MARKETS
BEAR PANIC IX V. P.
Hear Covering Advances Prices —
Bank* Lose ?fo v cj/ .
•-•rganized and agßTressive buying of American
storks In London »ra* followed by a strong
craning In the lo«-al market, and before the end
of the first hour a h<=-ar panic T\aa under «ay In
tli«> Harriman shares, -whil^ throughout tlio Hst
advances »pr<> made fast enough to create ex
treme dlsturtMUice in the ranks of the ppecula
tive element that had looked forward to a heavy
break in prices as a consequence of the death
of Mr. Harriman. Union Pacific enjoyed a max
imum improvement of I-** points; the pre
ferred. SU; Southern Pacific, 55 I,*1 ,* point?; New
York Centra!. 4: Beading. 5 & 9 . and United States
Steel. S«*. In '.veil Informed quarters lt was re
ported aft^r the close of Thursday's operations
that th» strongest interests in the Street had ai
raaged to support stocks in the event of a dem
onstration against prices, but from the very
fctart of the. market there was no opportunity for
successful operations for the decline, the only
early Eellins coming from holders who were
foolish enough to believe, that the death of Mr.
Harriman would bring about acute trouble in
the financial community These sellers secured,
however, better prices for their stocks than any
one expected. On the advance in the first tiro
hours of DtsSlnem active realizing was reported
without the accompaniment of any important
recession in prices, though in the early after
noon re-action were common, while before the
close further strength developed, with last prices
near the best. The. idea that the advance will
continue for any length of time is not enter
tained In the highest "vTall Street circles, as
money market conditions are expected to work
against bull activity in securities, and a elow
decline to ■ moderately lower range would not
Burprise careful market observera. Talk of
competitive buying in Union Pacific was heard
in the day. and the general character of the ad
vance in the issue suggested something beyond
an extensive covering of short contract?, es
peciaJly as th« total business In th« =tork
amounted to more than 372,000 shares It ia
improbable that new interests could secure con
trol of the Union Pacific company, but it is pos
sible that some of th« Harriman allied propr-r
tiea may be offered to Rock Island or Hawley
penple. Three-quarters of the entire transac
tions In storks, amounting to more than 1,50<V
fiO f t shares was supplied by T'nion Pacific, Read
ing, Fouthern Pacific and United States Bteel,
In which net pains r*n from 3% in Steel to 12'i
In Union Racin>.
Mr. Harriman's death may halt for .-» time im
portant developments projected by him in con
nection with many railroads, involving an ex
penditure of upward of $300,000,000. but his Ideas
eventually will be worked out. though there may
be some readjustments In the plans. His chief
projects have reached a stago that insures their
completion. The Southern l'acitlc extension into
Mexloo, of which more than 1,600 miles have
been finished, v. ill not be interrupted, and the
influence exerted by Mr. Harriman upon the
Erie and the Sew York Central will live on. de-
Epite the death of the master mind. Mr. Harri
man saved the Erie from bankruptcy. Through
his help the property Is now In a position whera
it can take care of its own future, and the theory
h'!d In some quarters of the Street that its
shares are a good short saJe for a long pull is
likely to bring loaaes to the operators who put
it into practice. Strong interests are behind
the Brie and all the companies with which Mr.
Harriman was Identified, while whoever is
chosen to succeed him as president of the Union
Pacific wiU have tli.- support of Kuan, Locb &
Ca and tLe National «'lty Rank, who will dictate
the fiscal policy of all the so-called Harriman
companies — policy Instituted by Mr. Harri
man and indorsed by his bankers. The Union
Pacific Railroad is making money for its stock
holders an<] is carnins. including Its income from
investments, at a rate of more than 20'per pent
vn Its common sharea, but the fact that ita in
come is so large need not be banked upon as an
indication of an Immediate Increase in the divi
dend rate, nor need it be assumed that there
will be any special disbursement to owners of
the Stock In any plans that the management of
the company has in mind in connection with a
possible future segregation of asst'tt*. People who
owa Harriman stocks are advised to hold Uwtn
Inasmuch as tiny represent properties of Immense
i-arnli.K power that will not bo lessened because
of tli' 1 death of the great railroad man. Ami in
yestors In c^n^nil will B«> well to keep what they
have nnd add ti their holdings on declines, as all
< Htdttional point to a steady Increase, In the in
trin«i<' value of American railway and industrial
isfiuc-.
Money rates were firmer in tsjne yesterday
and an increasing demand for funds tor interior
account was reported. That the outward move
meat of currency has begun in eurnest is re-
Aected in tli estimated loas bj the banks in
cash boldfnci In the current week, showing on
all accounts ■ reduction of mor" than $11,000,000.
about one-half of which was due to interior op
eration*. Shipments of money from here were
the Urgest for anj' one *eek In the current "ear,
N'EW-YOKK Iv\ 1 1 \ TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. SKPTKMKKH 11. 1900.
while receipts were the smallest. The bank
statement to-day doubtless will show another
loss In the reserve above logal requirement*,
unless there has been a heavy contraction in
loans, ami it is not unlikely that a somewhat
higher level will bo established In th« loan mar
ket next week. I
e -
. BOND MARKET SALES.
I'*.") Japanese 4Vs»-.-. Ps'i! 50000 N & W ConM 45.1"2
*"•*) do i< 87% 1000 do Con 4s &S'i
1<>»") Argen 6s Rets... ftf.', *»») Nor Pa c Prior 4».102H
6000 do %Hs 6000 OBL Ord R-»f 4s> 94'*
8000 N Y C 4s 1957..10151 »000 Pac Tel & T 55.. S>. i
4"'»t do 4» K<s9 Rots.lol>» r« >i »•> P«>nn Convt B^B.%lo'J
r-'.i Allis-Cha'.m 65.. 85 MQOQ do s^i 1915 • 07 T j
8000 Am As Chem 6«. 101% 1000 '1o s'7'i
2<"«.) Am Cot Oil 4'"S. : j,i"^>l do . . ■ 91 t
2>.«X> Am H & 1j69...100 1000 P •; «• c Ch Ut
8<«>0 Am 1■« Bee 65.. 71 Con 65.. 120'i
10^>0 Arm 41. s Ctfs... P3 1 *; &O»> do Ref .••» 103'i
4000 do M 1 1000 Phil .i Read 6»...102i«,
9vby> Am T & T Coavt j 8000 R»a<itns O«n 4s • 0^ T s
4s . . 104 j 1000 do 108
10000 <Jo 104V 3000 do Reg P9'i
•AHM do .104^ 1000 St L I Mt • Bo
2000 do ■ 104'jl Bef 4s ;>; >
aOOO do Col 4s .. 03 ! 8000 do Gen 6s. l"«'i
o'XiO Am Tobacco «e..lllVi l'>Jo Bt 1> & 3 F K K
100") do 111--. • Gen 6a *">
S'>X» do 4« . • St"-, 2000 do .. 8t> T i
2000 do . . S0 1 , 3<>Jo do **\
SSOOO A T A- 8 F A«IJ ' 4000 S A * A P 4s r ''3
4. gitpd. 94 . 2i""> So Pae Ist Pref 4s J*4'
2' XV) flo Gen 4s 100H 5000 do .... f 1
1000 do 1004 154000 do Convt 4» 102H
SOOO do 100U 371000 do 102'..
11000 do •••• ?«.. .ll«i-! «■»» do UK
2.VK>-» do 117V, 34CH.V> io .w.. tOK
ao-» do »20F.11"S S9OOO do 102 r »
10UOO do Con\-t 45...117 24o "'») do 103
10»>"n) do .. . 116-- 3>VtoO do 103 l i
3000 do *20F.116>»'lS30n0 i-> . - . . lo3 i
li^X)-) <J., 117»t'1670O0 do .. . 103?i
12000 do 1174 : 100«> South Ry l*t ss. .111
120«>J do Rets Ist pd. 118 ! 37000 do Gen 4s . Sl'i
1000 do T S L.45... f>lH ! 10000 Third Avs Con 4s
--.... At Coart 4s »*i I Stp4 ... 6ft
1000 do 93 V 11000 Und Eleo L In< .35
3000 do Ii & N 1.- ... 91 I 12000 URvof S F 4» . . 76'i
1000 B & O GoW 4»r.10O T i|llooo Union Pac Ist 4».102 7 ,
lUOO do Swn 84l -. '■'■■» : « 1000 do Ref 4* . f'>>\
1000 Beth Bteel :■* «S«i) 1000 lo '■*-,
1000 do SS'iiPOiXH* do Convt 4s 112H
10M do -•■• ■■*<'"<> do . 112'i
Kh>.i do SBsi I 470(0 do . 112> 8
83000 Fk!n Pap Tr 4*. S6 . 640i» do 112^
6000 Bkln Vn Gas ss.K>7'i 2,VX"« do ... 112'»
400Q cSo l?t Ext «». 1051 j 125000 d ■ 112
2iiO"O Cent Leather 100»i SHW» do ....... 112'- 3
500 do • '■••' l ; v>l do 3.112
SSO(X» Cent Pac Gtd 4s. 9"H i ft;«>>i do 112 i
10000 C <fe O Fund ss. . 1004 14«VjO do 112 »
90000 da 100V 170.W do 113
80000 do 100»«] 10000 do U3
14000 do Gen 4 1 --«... .104 25000 do 113^
fi<.i<» do 103 T ilHooo do 113H
8000 Chte & Air "•■ 2 7»T»' 1S8000 do . 114
4? n " C 840 Jt 4«.. 97 iSlWxl do 114 i
3f>no . 9« i] 10000 do 114>»
7<*W» do PT iB3OO>-» do 114',
50r«-> <1o Gen 4s . J»'-, 10000 do U3Ti
2'«M do 111 Plv 4s. 1"! (25000 do U44
«<-.-»-! C .} L fc C Ist : 20000 do ... lU'
5s . 1044115000 do 114
44<ifiO C M 4- Bt F 4s 1 25000 do 115
Ctfs JH'i 243000 do 1134
*or>o .- p. 1 g.- P (i-n aoso(v> do . llti
4« .. y-> 8 .2710<1<-> do I15»i
1000 do ■ P9H|I3.VXm) do . 1151,
44000 do K»f 4« ISAOOO do lI.VS
lt»OiV> do. 91HJ4501V) tlo ..-^. 115»i
MOOU do RR 4* 78»i 1100001 10000 do U.V4
lfUKtn dn 7«>i 323 r do 11*54
15000 d., - 70 ■ 1000 do smi 11«%
lHi»«) do Cl Tr.ii J>l»e rs<«hi do ... . 116H
ifH.'t C"l &SO 1« 4;.. ri>i 91000 do ll«'i
4000 do . ... ■::."." wi do 11«4
8000 do R*:f * Ext 1 60000 da 11*V»
44« BS 14.VHX) do 11 r
5000 d-, . 9&*i 1 81000 Ao 117'-,
6000 do . 9S'i 17S000 do . 117'«
17000 Col li.d 5s Ra : JHW> r B Steel B V 55.106",
1000 <onG Ch Ist 65.102U121000 do W>i
40-«0 D&II O F«-f Bi 96*{ l«*>0 do 107
2<>»O do .•.... • ... 05>4 10no<> -1-, . .10*4
10000 do ■ o.*»»i 15000 do 10G'»
lc »-» Dlst Bee Cor ss. 75»i 2000 Va & S»n Ist 5(1.110
1000 Erie Convt 4s A. 854 S*v>"O W Ref A Ext 4H» 7",
0000 do S.V;' 4OOOO do 74';
2T,o.h> do P 73 33000 do 74 »
.*.'«>! do 74 T ISOOO dn 73
MOM do 7.-. l<*o>t W»b P T Ist Ctfa 4.*.
10000 Gen E!e< Deb Ss. 153 1 10000 do 21 CtfJ S'j
'i'«"«l HtTC ':>-!i 4s. <■>'■ 5000 West Ml 4s *s>
59000 Int-Met 4'.-. ... B2'i iOOO Westlngh S F ss. 94 "
3»0i» do si: a«M do 931i
23000 da 82'i 2>«m) do »3: t
IG<)|» do B% l'«»> do 94
l-it'»M da *2 : j lOiVi West Shore 4s .. li>2
lono tnt K T Cnvt 65.1"4 1000 do 1014
UOOO do 5» 10.1 [ 2000 \v I'll CI Tr 3«...1k0 *
KKKI I& O S 2.1 Ctfa.lOlv; 14000 da Couvt 4» A.. 964
5000 lowa Cent Ref 4s 7.'.'; 1 r.2t»-) do 99
1««»i Ken Cent 45... 97 ; 15<*00 do •»".',.
UUOO L. B&•M Bo Deb ' 15000 do 03 4
4i JH T , 35000 <lo i<:.-l
UOOO d.i J« tiono da s2OF. '.'■"•*
2000 do 4s 1931 to [59000 <1O1 O 98
2«»00<> T» & N I'nlf 45.. *.>9>i 2iHM> ,],, J*.Vi
lik» Mariu« 414 1 ■» IK'i H«rt ,lo «Wi
«>O do ftS 1220001 22000 dO f«V.j
lofm Ml.B gr W ist.ua S6OOO do ...'. >; ,
l'X«) M K * T l*t 4s.K*O i ;!3l>»ii«* .1 W»I
2;iO.> do .' l'»' ! ? 1 8000 da 9IM£
l--«»i do ''"'' IWIO do 'x',-4
9000 /in Kit 5s 1"" I2»»i)i«0 da ft7
7«Oi> M.» Pac 4s 82'i lOOOi) do 07';
8000 do S2HI 50.« do f>7-,
1000 do Trust 6s 101?»l22<MiO do 974
2000 N <- tSt L Ist I rHNK"> do i>7!>;
T§ no%!ioooo do 07';
40000 N Ry of II 445. 9.1 I ZWWO do 6s
BiaSO d.> Gen 4s R7V4180000 do OS4
7<>Oi> <i , S7»; ! 20000 do ••-■.
4^*oo NY «' l»-h 11>34. t'".' AflOnO do MU
s*K>o dn Gen 3>»...3 >»... r<r» mnoo da t>s
33000 N T N II & II I 11000 da . ■•■>
r»eb «-■ l.Wil 1..», <10F*n8...«4
lonno da 13«'il 10.10 do .. «M>i
10rw> do Cant 8%8..'.107\ ! 5000 W!< C>nt Gen 4i. r>.-,i.
4(»00 N O Ry * L 4'4» B«4|
TotaJ sales of bonds. $7,129,000.
GOVERNMENT BONOS.
The following Bhowa yesterday's doaini <iuot;i
ti'»i.« for i;ov«rnmen( bonds, compared with Thurs
day's:
-Sept. ».— — Sp P t. 10.—
liM. A*k<>d. |i,.| A»kH,l
r .^. 2». rsalstcred. 1930 loo»i 1014 ioo»; ii>i'
IT. B Is, coupon, 1990 1<«.»« 1014 100% 1014
V. rt. :w. reglgtere.l. 19OS-'15..1014 1034 1014 1024
r S. 3s. coupon, 190H-MS 1014 1024 i.n • . 1024
I.'. B. 4s. registered. 1U25 llrt -- n,; * -I
r S. 4s, coupon. li*2s 1174 — n7 : -
Panama 2». renUtered. 1538...100H 1014 100'i 1014
I'anania 2s, coupon. 1938 1004 101 4 kk» i<>i
Distrtcl of Columbia 3-«55....107 — 107 —
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
Amtricar. ( .t.i .. 12'« Diamond Match . 127
<lo pi»f «3 National carbon pref.. .llo'*
Am T>l r. Tel .... 140«i Quaker O«t« ....... li.-,
Bootli risherlet .... ■.'.! Btreeti Stable Car 44 T i
«lo pref «1 SSwlft i Co K*'»
Corn Products 22' | do cash Wfi
Chicaco Subway I7'i ' Boxhoard nr*f 134
0.-.nin»on»»»ith rdt»on.lafi '.Sears- Roeburk ....... io-"i
Chica«O THIe * Ti-u*t.iS9'il do p,.f .............. 'lls *
rneumatle Tocl . ,32 4 1 regies Gi» U»U
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following w«r« the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stock3 in which there were
no transactions yesterday on th<! New York Stock
Exchange'
Last •'losinp. !.«!"t ♦:io»;n?.
-iii--. Bid-Aeked. j *il-^- Pli.Ask'l.
Adan-.s E3X.180 226 — , La-s '-sa» 104 104
Am A C pf.103 1"1\ 102!i do pref.... in) — W
Am B S pf. 964 J>s 97 LEI- W.., 23 22 2r i
Am C0a1. ..120 12<) 150 | do pref 61«i 63 «t
Am C O pf.102 l<"''i 103 ! Lak« Shore. 32 f > So>» ♦«>
Am Dlat T. ■•-!'» IQ 30 ; Lonsr Island. 67 t3 «9
Am Kxp 230 i:>i 24'> Marine . ... »> ! i 6'i I
Am Lopf.Hl l 1U ll'» «1 » pref 21' 3 21 : 23
m\ni Snuff.. 2Bo 230 -- Man B*a'-b .8 3 T
pref...104«4 I<H> 102 ;Md Coal pf. W T3
Am Su pf.126 ' 124 121 •%[-■'. St R-. 80 •-■" V5
Am T&C. Wi " M Mich Cent.. — 140 150
Ann Arbor. — 15 30 MASt Lpf SS'; Si S9
do prof.:. — — 81 MBP*SSMptIW 137 MB
A M Ist pf.l!2 109 — Mor & Es...l*2'i IM 190
do 2d [>f.ioa<4 lOT'-j — i «Nat Bis. 10?.ii l<W-i I"TS
Bkln r- 0.150'i us 1» 1 *-lo pref 177 122i 3 127'»
B R & P.. P9 s i 95 J*9V NTN T E * S pf. t>94 04 £»!>
do pref... 121 180 Nat Lpf...U2 109%'110*i
B a B pf . 6.' — 70 N: v c Coal. 53 20 «■">
Can 80.. . . 69'i «SSi.j T2 XT C&St L57 5J B6'i
Cent L pf..lOO'j 10Si^ 1094 do Ist Pf-.100 lf») HO
C of N J.. 310^305 315 do 2d rf.. £7 87 S3
Ch & A pf . 7"', 72 73 N Y Doclc. .47 40 45
C4 E I pf.HS 118 150 NT£. &W — ISrt IJV>
CB & Q..225 2SO — N T4X J T.139^ 13.1 143
C<J W deb SO 6! 64 North Am... S2-J £2*4 84
CIA L. pf . -- 10 SO Ont Silver.. 3'l 2'j 3'r4
C& Nw pf .229 221'i 230 I Pac C Ist pf.105 10<> 10*
CSPM*O 170 180 co 2d pf. .1024 100 10.^^
Chic U Tr. 5 T i S'i 9 i Pso & E 25 23 21
do pr<?f... 14-4 13 !4 ' PCC*StL pf 115 100 11">
CCC&SL. rMOS 105 107 PFW ft C.l73'i K4'-i —
Cleve P..175 173i; -- (Quicks! rpf 6'i 4'i 64
cr & 1 pf.1001; 9S 110 |R r See. . 81 90 —
COBSOI Coal 97H t»T — »Ry s S pf..108 105i; 100
nM*F DI! 10 17 Rea-1 l«t pf. 93JJ 83»i 9t
Det &Mpf 95 -- 9* R«ns & Sara — 193 —
T>«t UR R. «9 i 6.S 75 RW & 0...12« 123 —
DSB& A. 15 15 lfl Rut R f,, pf 3TU SKU 37H
■io pref... 29 2^ 31 j SLASFC&EICI49 160 l«rt
Ev 4- TH. 60 M «5 J do ctfs pf.129 IM 12"
do pref . . . 5> «'. 9B I do ctfs new 67 M 67
Fed M*t. 5S T; f»t a , Sears-n pf.,1144 - 1174
do pref . . 89 B»>i Pl» 4 PRRM&Octfj g6'i ■='? 9-1
•Fed Su pf, OT P» f'« T Rys <«■ L,. S*i s»j 10
Gen Ch Co. N 93 1«O »Un D'l pf.ioft IM 109'i
do Dr*r:. .105 100 i»; i UB& P pf. 75 73 7^
Granby M..10T I^2 100 U Ctsj M pf.llo 107 lit
Hav El R;- 74 76>i — US C I P4F 31>4 33 13
do pref... SB4 834 00 U S Express 80 ?« p.5
Hock Va1..122 120 125 »U p L pf. .121 l.'i 12.V;
do prsf..'. M f<2 03 fS R 1. . SI 8m s'"-
Homeftake.. 01 SS'j i>t ÜBR aR. iv; n M
ill C L L...'99'i P* — do prel SO 32 3<
ln£ R Co. . 70 55 — tVa I C 4 C. ,-s:; .-.; R*
<Jo rref... S«i^ CO — Vulcan Det. 17 1*1; 17'-
Int Harv.. R* S9 BS4 Wei's F FT.3.ti 310 " — "
Int P pT. .. «6"i 67 67'j W M Ist pf.130 12* 133'i
•Int Pon-«r. 3<> — 35 I WALEIst pf 19 1> 20
Kan « M.. BS 57 6O j do 2d of.. 11% 10 12
KA D M.. 9 I 10 WisCsat .. 53 •.". 87
do pref... 42 40 4.'. <i" "■--' .. ■>">•, fvS dsi;
KIofC rf ** Bi 80 I
•VnHste-i.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Sept. I<>. 4 r m.— The market for Amer
ican securities was strong under the influence of
organized support In the Harrin'.an issues, ■whl'-rt
were heavily bought for Xew York aceonni T.a-t
quotations folio*-:
I.cnion N>tt Torli New Tor*
Anaconda ■ ■ ."''Sh '"ii*- Chan^
Atchlson .... |2| • ,| 7 \* „ *J ,, —,*
Canadian ravin- . IS7 us' \m ' 1»*
lr,^ au !. :::::::. ::::;::;» }l!il !i
da l*t preferred . .■"•:■'» 51 t , ro * ±.iv
Illinois Central 134 ty. ! . „.-.■ Ti. *
Louisville & Kashrtlle .l'« u'»\ tlr> »*
New York <>ntral nn', 132*1 I.T» ~ v*
Pennrrlvanii 72 lt»'« l^tftU l ,J, J
Readin K si', |M. K +.>
Southern Pacific , •127'i it.-, i"3 'i,.*
Union Pacifi.- .. .'2i«i*. lf»7*i fai*i *»15
V S Steel Bft*. I« r«V "tt *
■l'> pief->nel 12'>'» I25 l i |2»% +!♦*
•Ea diTldend.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
I»ndon. V"\ per cent; open market discount "rate
for short bills. l-» per cent; long bills, Lv- per cent
Berlin discount rate. 2% per cent. Paris discount
rate. 1% per cent. Paris exchange on London: -'5
francs 13 centimes. Berlin exchange on London,
20 murks 42 pfennigs. Bar gold, TT.s 10.%a.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British 'consols for
money, BU-ll por cent; for the account, 82-i;
French rentes. 93 francs 40 centimes.
COBALT STOCKS.
(FurnisheJ \>y \Varr»n. Gzowskl & Co.. No. .J5 n ad st.)
Bid A^i.. ■! 1 i;,.i \ s „,j
Amalsamated .. 13«i 11 La Rose 7M , 7^7
U*nty U' 3 13 [ Uttle Nirisbing. . •.".', 24
H»av«r ConJOl.. 3'". 3»J«i M. fClnl*) .. ss 01
Bit six 12 II Nancy" Helm . 33 3a<i
BufTal , SB»t 33U Nlptasins 10.30 1,, .;,,
Chamber! . 39 1 , 40HlN'ova Siotia... . .-^i v.
Clty of Cobalt.. tv> KPjlOphir 10«» |£j
Coball Central.. 3rt' ; 37 j Otisse •..-, 3511
c-obalt Lake- .. . 1.., 15*i( Petarson I-ik<»... -jst -jyi,
Conlacaa «•«» «4«> Right of Way. l.,i> i:«i
<*iown Reserve. .3W 4i«> Roch Bter ...'.. . I3»; r>'
Foster o«» 57 Silvfr I.»af. . 17', ITU
nifford 2S'i •-".» Stiver Bar. '. ". -.'7=4 •■«.
<;r*>at Northern. I4», 14'* Silver Qu«en. 41 \z
fii"-!! Meghan . 1". 15V Temiakaiuius .-• »l v i <.<••
Hudson Hay . lea 2i m ) Trpthewt-y 1:1 " 137
K^rr Lake 7'J<J s<») ! Wattl .. _■.", a
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing MO9--SL
(Fttrniabsd l y Snartwout & Appeniellar. No. 40 rin»
•treet.) •
Appro*.
Nan;*. Maturity. nt,|. .\s!;»>.t yifl.l
Auier Cigar Co 4y c. Mch 15. 11>U.. m% i*> , 4,^,
du 4 p .-. Mch 13. 1812 t*7't •.;", 4h»
Am Te! & Tel 6 p c, Jan. 18h> luo 1 imt' . 7,)
At.un i\«i« Line R R( pc. Mch. llilt).U»>'« i«io\ "5
Ciu 11-i-t St I>»»ton 4p e, July. I»U «i7 I*7l . 4 ,*,'»
CCC4 Bi L, kRO pe. June. I'.'H lul'i 1..1 •.' 4 I(>
I>tl & Hu>! eqpts. 4 v a pe, July. 1922... 102 H M.f>, 4i,>
Usßersl Hub Co *'t p c, Juiv. 1015 ... M sO "6 b<>
Ouir * » 1 R it tt p c. Am 1, is«ii liv Hl2 co
Hudson Co »J pc. Oct 15. lull lu2 7 i 103% 3 <•<>
Intel-borough UTCO• 1> C, May. 1!»1 1 . lu;i'.. Ich>, ji'"3
Kan City Ity & l.t CO ti pc. «ept. 11*12 l*l»«» I<»> " 5 'hi
KeystotM T of J'hll « p e, Mch I, lwi<>. im> _ _
ljirk Stesl Co T> pc, Mrh. l"Jli> . . Uw 3*3 * lo.J>» 4 7-.
I^ik'- Bho ■MSKIt 5p e, 1.1. 1010. lm>'» Km", 3 71l
1..1111H & Nash R K B p c. Mch. l!tl«>. . i«n l« mj j —.
Mich Ont It It ■". pO, Feb. lUM 1U)> 4 i, ni i s : . T( ,
Minn •Htl il h .'> pc. Feb. 11*11 ny> 4 ••% r m
N V Cent AIIItRXI '> Pc, Feb. l»HMoo>« loo', ;t; t Tl)
do f.|ul|.i:i«it 5p c, Nov. 1l)ilt*-'lft. . . 4'«Vrt.l"; l.ar,ts
N v N II * 11 » p c. 1900-'l3 WO*J io-j'» __
Norf & West ft pc. May. 1»M lOOS I'"'"% ]«l
I'ennsylvania It Rsp •. Mch 13. 1!>K». l<«>' 5 irx>', 33,-,
Tub Ber* Corp A r> c, Nov. lmO lmi 1 * mu :: >,
Ht Ii RMt 4 l'«pi. Apr I. I»V.' ... M l"l :,.",>
81 L. * ■ Fran RIUpo, Jan. 1911.. M W 1 .', 10
i-> 4S p r. r»b, 131- 9rt t*7 R.3J
9o Railway 5 p <-. F«b. 1P1» KN>'i v»--, 5 ni>
•10 rallee. 6p c. No\. 1009 ',"•>'. 1 ■■, .•;«(>
Tiii»i«t»r Co 4p <\ Tun*. 10ia U'i 1 * t«O\ »i\
T\Mtln» E ft M C« « p c. Auf. I>lO...lW'| l"l I «••
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
hi »h«» market for aotssis securlti-s »pecu!atJon
was on an extremely ll^ht *cal«. th« «tr»nath i"
ths stock market havinsr littl» or no Influence. On
the contrary, some lssu»3 continued under pressure
and eold materially below Thursday's C^ure*.
There was no special feature aside, from *n«»
stronger tone whi«*h developed in Ojba new 4'-j«
and Western Pacific sa. CiilcaKO S-ibway broke
more than .i point, but later rallied. t'litrago Great
Western was firmer. American Tobacco w;i«
stronger. In th» mining: list Nevada Consolidate*!
received better support and improve.l *«. Combina
tion Fraction moved up about sc. Changes eis-
•»lier» in th!« group were without Importance.
INDUSTRIAL.
SsFi i °er 1 High t i*~- i ****
sold. ; ! "»>. ! tst. | — t.
«O AM CiJf s> W1..1 II j MJJI *LJ IJ>
S do pi»f i 2* 1 ! 2*» *T* ,*
I.SOOiBay Stat# Gas ; 1 1 ' » I - o i
«S&Wff^£ fn «i «» Sj
10o[cniMd ri«ar Cs . | 7» I 7» I ra ' ,T», T » .
RAILROAD. _^
i&a&g %&?■?, s H i nUi ssi
MINING. ;■•-■■; _^
TO'j i«g. ; g^l I sr,»_'
1.0.10 Bl* Vdn Copper.. t* I*. /' 7^.
100 Boston Copper , iv>. »4^ "3»" 3 » '^;
oO.J!Brlt Col Copper. -i «V •* *J * ■•
2«v> Butt« (^oeJltlon 24^ \ 23 -« * -■'
2.5.»>, r-anadlan Mines _4*» » 4*. gT •
!.«i •<-arlaa P> ■»_ *:.', 7-,
5.200 Chlao Copper i i^l i T »I '» ,1 ••
A.oue ; •rubalt Central... ->«'3 3. ; -« , 3'
■..rt'O 'Combln Fraction.. 75 9» •£ ( SW
900, Cumberlan.i-Ely .. I •.• '. . SB
l':iv:s-l»aly Copper (»*♦ «• »> " •
10 DwialaaCosjpar ... IJfc l"i l,- l r '
5.300 Kly Central « «^W % ...»
J^li.a^iirSv*: f 2«« gb » 5*
I 500 Oila copper ; » ' j •»> » - T %
4... ■i!,™- Gar.da Espl- ; «tV« •;^j 41 OB
4l»O >Gow Ganda Expl- 41 4^ 4» ■ 4
300 Graaae-Cawswaa ..; • » * » I -
I.2oo [ lnspiration Copj*r. TU •'*; T ftjWj 7 3-'*
7.(«o'K«rr lata I . .. S h 85 H ' i? 7'!
l,5m))U Ros« Con T 15-1« H •*•; *•
l.Hiiu Miami Copper..... I*^» W*. W ; »*
S<j<> •M-Kin-Darra«h . 9» | *» 52 ,
anol-X-MamnaotCal. 2-; • »_ g
S.OOO N>v COB Copper . -4. 24V, I =3T, ; 24 •
I Stn> Nev-Utah MAS. I*ll I*-W t 11-t«5 1 »-W
I.'nu.: \e» house. MAS fp », Vfc 2> , •«•
SOO Nlplarins Mines... 10 .■ 4 U-M 10 , « »-w
4.4<0;0hi0 Copper 4% 4 11-W, 4% 4 &-W
W» ! Precious Sfstals. 1\ 1». t*« '••
T.oooi*iuwatds Coallfn. 2» j 2» 27 2H
qsyr^B^r-U ig4 a £4i x^' tgj
I.sCrt'HaJ Consolidate. tß', 1»\ W> 1»>
20© Rliod* IsUad Coal n •*; 11% 11 a u»
«S»n Toy 4J 4->. ♦> j ♦■'.
9.000 *Slr««r Leaf W. J W, 1*:1 *: » •*,•»
1...1., Silver Queen 4«_. i 40%[ 4p\ ♦".
IOj) Sup & Pmsbursj... ]-> l « »*♦ »*'»j gH
»0 Ton-rah Minl'cV:. « I.VW4 IJ^M 4 tt-M * 13 -\1
boo Trl- 1^,:::::: H-l* ? -J' «" |* -.*
pno! United Copper ... M tOH; »»; JJ*
100 do pref , S-> , SO , »> j g
ii^illlllili
2;500i Yukon Gold Mlr.e»-! 5%1 S*a I & T-IS, 5* '^
~ BONDS. ____^_____
T™ " I Ops.i- j Hish-; Low- ! T>ast
fa i». | 1 ing. ! e»t. I e»t. 1 ssl-_
$400) Atl Gulf AWI S« TO i 7« j 7A 1 TO
h^-^^ s> u g s &s
40,0001 W>«tern Paciflc 5». i »*"i f>** I 9* '-__!!_*
•Pelis cents p«r «har»- •
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
A heavy floor short interest was caught on th<«
Consolidated Exchange by th-s ovemisnt advance
In prices. This Interest beat a rarW retreat when
tt became plainly evident that the death of E. H.
Harriman would be followed by no market demor
alization. The largest dealings were, naturally, m
Union Paciflc. the sales of that stock for the day
totalling nearly M9\089 shares. The grand total fn
all issues exceeded 195.000 shares-the largest day'3
business since June 17 last. It was distributed
among sixty-three different stocks. Prices, com
pared with the Stock Exchange, exhibited wide
differences at time?. This was particularly true
of Union Paciflc. wblcb earl^- in the day was 202
bid, when it was quoted at 3R on UaS other board.
Later, when the price on the other exchange wa3
201%. sales were effected on the Consolidated at
200%. Union Pacifl. s t^>p price for the day was 207:-.
several hundred shares selltns at that fly-ire. com
pared with a Stock Exchange high! of 207* 4 . Its low
was 196%. against 13S -*. The high of Southern Pa
ciflc was 12S»i. against ISS and Its ss* i:4'-».
against 114*2- Detailed operations tßsfcrw:
STOCKS.
Shares! ' I Open- i Hl«h-j Low- I Last
told. , -I ing . Sat I e3t. | aale.
10!Allt»-Chalmer» ...; 14% 1 U'i M%] t4'»
10! do pref 62 ! 6? 5- B
SSo'Amal P Copper .... ' «%! 52% Sl% s i>
120! vm Beet Sugar.... : 43H 44 *" : j -43 .
10! Am Can ; 12 I 1- ■ _ \ l£
110 Am Car & Fdnr. ..t «*H| «7»»i «S»» ; «7;»
830 Am Ice ...... i 27* 4 : 2S I 25% 25 •,
300 'Am Locomotive :".] SSH! 3S* 4 ) S.'il ."•*- 3
7.870 Am Smeltlnj . ! 96%: eSW! tw»» I I"'.-*
490 Am Sugar I 12S , 129% 127»ii 1-^%
70 Anaconda Cop ... 44%; 43 46% 47'
1.270 At lop * S F.. f 117 US'* 117'-»; 113%
ISO Bait ft Oh!? I 11* t 117 I 11* | 117
Sm Brook R T 78 : » 77%! 7*H TS%
30 Can Fa-- . . - .... ! I*2 IS2H! 1« l^'s
S Cent Leather .■ . \ .43 | 44 V 43 I 44
540 Ch«B * Ohio 79 *i: 9O*« T»«i SOH
49 Ch Gt West Ist... 10HJ 10S 10% 1«>-j
1.480 Ch Mil *St P.... 154Hi 157^,; 154»i 117 l i
?50 Col Fuel * 1 I 42 1 44% 42% ; 44%
o<> Comol G9S ..... 14»H 145 : 144H 145'*
200 CVrn Product* . 23% 23S 22\ 22%
210 I>rt 4 R f"i 45 i! 44 : 45'i 45»i
3.150 Erie 94*1 35H 33Si 33 3 »
300 Gt Xor pr*f 131 s ,! 132» 4 | 151 ! . : 1»2»«
laOOtNOraefa $1%1 Sl%! Sl' M%
290 Inter-Met . ... 14 14Hi 13%! 14 .
120 do pref .. 4V» 4HH! 43% 4S l ,
20^ Int Pump I ti I 4-S I 4S 4*
20 lowa Cent . . . . ' 2» : 2"> ' 29 29
40 Kan CHy a> . I 4S» 4 i 47 | 4*) 47
440 Mo K 4 Tex ..... I 41 ! 4tS! 4»»4 41H
SSO :Mo Pae .. I «S%! 70%| ftS l »l T'V 4
S4o,Xat L#ai .... I S9%' »0S 9SV| fx>
30;Xat Mex 2<l pf.r.l » ] 23 23 ■■ 23
2.290 T Central | 1325! 13« 131 S 133»;
iOiX YOnt ft W.... ; 47' 4 ! 47H 47^ 47»,
490 ; Nor Pac . 133 4 | 134 \ i 153S 134'i
120 Pac Mail... . 32V 34 | 52% 33 T »
3SO, Pennsylvania . 14«> I 141 •»■ 140 ' 141 S
&>; Peoples Gas . . | H4Si US ! 114V, 113
itO Pitts Cm ] 22 , 22 1 i 21 \ 2" a i
10 Pressed Steal « # ar 40*4 4<>'- 4 ! 4ft';! 4<v:
20iRway .-?'•*! 9prra| »7-, 47'- 4 4J' s i 4T'j
3"\320 Keadins ! 15»S ! 1«2 S « 1 I.M ! l«2»«
230 Rep Ste*l I 3S l »j .-.s«. S7 7 »! SSH
I.2Sft Rock I»!an! .. | 3TH | S9 ( 37»»l •?*%
100' do pref | 7:", 7,V 73% 73'i
10 St t. .<■ 0 F 2.1 pf! --,:, ; jaxA, f^ji, j^i*
4. P50 ; Southern Fac I 124-3 125%! 124% l.'s
0O 3outhern Ry . .. ' 2f»'» : SO\ ■•<>«• aO»T
670iT-xa« *Pi '1- .I .■;.•.». ** ' 35* ; ft 4
70i Third Ave ..... ..| 21 H' 23 21 H 22
90.990: Ualon Pao . . I IMS ' SPISI lMt. ~n?
140 1 a RuW.-r .... I 51>,J .v_« ' M'.. <v»
3>'W( 8 Steel | 77\ «ftS 7T t*j H
,-' i l rr " f I 1 - M; v - '« 124t,j 12*4
2i> t tah COP 1 4» I 4!» f» 4ft
100 va Car Ch-m . . . . I 4««W! »7 i 4«HI 47
Wahash | lft I *', 2»> 1 if»i •„
490 do pref | 47 »! 4»«i' 47'., iV»
40 Western Tnion ... 7« ! 7: *4 --
40, \\f»i El * Mf>...{ S4SI *4V S4S: 5^
108.650 Total sales. - "" ~~ ' "
MINING.
» oIJ - ! '_^*-_ '...'*'• ' * at . ( .at"
1.200 ; Atlanta I .nv .13^1 I5»il vi^
aiN> Best & Belcher... .« 63 I «3''-'i-
SfiOiCon Ca! * V4....! 1.4S l.« j1 «5 j i^
1.100 Com hr*ctipn ... .7H j .s«> ; N '*,
S00:Com»toc!£ I ■•- ! •- I •>» •„,
fhollai . 1 .js ! * ; ! "•» •«
•♦"«> Kl Paso i * '.aa ; 'i* -r»
T'iO Go!dft*!.l Dalsr....! .16»i: .K i -?2, •■
"• ■' ••■' f: tsu n-,! "}"i ,;.
soo Jumbo B»t .it ' t it! 1? • -I:*
1.000 North 9ter .<« «j '.V, 'H
i.s«aSak;k.-Vr. § ••S-.l 'S.KS "S
too Tonop^h Bat w> »>: £ H -S»
__ _Mo;y.itaw jacket .... t.Sg.ti ilg^j I'.^l i&t
9.050 Total i.i'»« ~ ~~~ ~ —
EAT.
I %»- 1 WpVl Im. I laaT
"***• ' sot I •»:«.
3».oW;i>c«.mbT option. . I tHJi, ~ 97 \ MH , 9 jj7
TOPICS OF THE STREET
■■
mkavy i...ss s <;;r Th ul for<oM
ments of currency thto wm?i!"^i .r. re P«»-t«'>I move
"•M »■, the bank, S »uo£i» *8" l " liMh
t.» the Sub-Trc^n t h 5 * lso loat >»«i\"lly
$IK.nOA. — t on aasiii i rt » nc »« l ''> Mint , he»-K-
Gold e^orl^M^t th. A l' a> t OfflC< * Ch * cks »W»»
n.inns the week w*re «.S«*.WO from
TiTIE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CP
Capital and Snrpln.% - $12,0Q0,c0a
Searches Titles and maies Loans
la Greater New Tori
Bank Statement*.
RKP'>rrT of the; oonditio?» ov TRa
GARFJELD NATIONAL BANK,
•t X*w T'.ri» City, in th» 3f«r« of N'*w T rV .'
clrse of *':9in»s». S»Dt»mb»r la'. l«f!»: 7 «• ,ti»
P.ES«CUIK"E. J
Lran» *r. 1 durounts ... . ••••-tXKan^
< >v»rtlra.ft». »sgure<l ari'l 'jnw>«ir#4 . * >:> -*4l^!^
I*. 8. l-«n<ls "> «A« t ur«! circulation . SadS*
C ■ bonds an »erur»» L'. 9\ depo«it« i»r^ <ft>
Premiums on r. a. N.nd 1 . y'S^
Honda. -•-iirit:— . •*>• .1 liaSi
Banlctna; ho'iae. furniture an^ flitur»» 'lL"lj«»**
Otlwr r«ai eataLa g*ae-J i,755
L>u» fr tn nati-.na! banks <not *»^s»
rvser-.» «sen«»» . 94V, M***
pas from Stat« an f l prtt»t«
banks an.J bankers, tnist com- «.
pant«s and aavins> baaks . 44. «l«
Chscks Ar\<i other ca*>» Items. . . . 44.300 42
hange" for C!**rin* Hws«... 3*».. < W7«>l
Notes of other nation.*! banks... 24.250 <•«>
Kractional paper currency, nick-
Sbl a:> 1 cents 9.23213
Lawful mon«y r«serv» In bask.
\!z. :
>p«»c]« l.S»,07^ol)
L«?a:-teniicr note* 173. U«
K*Je«iption fun.l with V. B. Tr«*sur«r (3 ™ I:sa '
per cent, of circulation;... ji..,.
Ihie from V. 3. Tr*aaur«c Saiwoj^
Total •"■«99iWsi
UABLLJTIE2*.
Capital stock pai<J In *'.4*M*bm
Surplus fund l/WArn
Un<UvUl«4 pront* less experse* «n<t t»i»s *•"»
National banknotes" eutstkndinc- * •- • ' .*"-'".*. 87»aSS
National banknotes outatandlna; K»ymii*
Du» r> oth-r national banks $1040.11* S3 " l^ p »
tme to Stata and private banks
and tankers 43.941 83
Due to trust companlet and s»\ -
ing» banks 24t>.3T»:»
D!via«nds ur.[a!'l M*99
la-liv-t-iual deiosits «übje.-t ss>
check T.So-Vra Rft
Cema&'l certificates of deposit... aXI.'.T
mUSII checks 80.114 3t»
rashier-s checks outstantllnß. . . 4iS4l 7.T
United Stat«i deposits » M >ju
».144.«n;t
Bssan <» <or taxes UOSHs
Total i*i"*" V* * lI B S3.JX ]■
<tat» of New York. County of New York, as.:
I W. 1.. DOUGI^ASS. ashler of t « abor*.ass»ii|
hunk do solemnly s»'»' that ts» abo-. » s-.4t«:neat ia tris
t» th« beat of my knowleds- and **«<*
W. U DOL«jt*.\3;J. 0,,-^..
9ubscrih?d ard sworn to baton na« thu iOti day 4
asissssssr. Igg^ djj wwf WK?IK N . oUry
Kin»Ti Co.. N. V. wHa c-rttflca-e K«d .-1 N«v T«s
County. .
O,rrect-Atte.t: r _ pooß ■
.IAM?:d MeCCTCHBOy, - O'.ract«a
\\\ 11. GEXSBESZS. i
• X* 12.W !
TiEPORT or THE CONDITION* OS* THH
MECHANICS NfITIONA. BANK,
ac Ne^v Tork. tn th« Stat<» of Sow Tork. a'. th» dci» ■*
buslaeaa September 1. MM
RESOCP.CE3.
Loana ana discounts - «-^.«*'HMr
Overdrafts, secure! a a4 ur-secured . 2.533.fil
V. j bonds t.> secure circulation t.3f«>,ofH<tt
Boudi«. securities, etc S.OI3,3fiJ(K
liankinir house, furnkure atid Bxture? ...... i.;v>,iy<i
r>u<s from national banka tnot ia— aser.T^) l.««,41S::
Due from sra-^ and priva'e SMSJ a:ii
ban; tmst companies and savir«* bar.kj 4J*3.564.t]
rhaeka and oth-r cash tt«m» • t.2T^,o^«
Ex-hanfte* for i.learine House ■■ . M.431.0.K
Note<i of other rational biink^. 4S.«a».M»
Fractional papeT currency, Bieasla anl c°n*9 1 3MITJ
l^wl money reserve ta bank, vis.:
t:p^,-t, ... $».^«9.5941:^>
Ij»sal teivl-r notes ._2.s('O.ti«)w.'>'
tl.^^®.99a3s
r.»i^Tp:! fun-i with "• 3. Treasur-r <">~
■ r elVcu'atlor) ....... 7\fOa!»
Dui from V. i?. Treanrer 73.00C»C0
To<al3 ' ....... 991 TS4.CS.M
.'UAEILITIE^. -^^^
Capital stork paid to- ■ n **.«9«a
Surplus fund ••VOsAfl*
i"n.iivM»'l pron>s. less ijhimsw sad fexaai
pai.l 7n7.5t7.?J
National bar.k notes itaßdUaj l.**>.;«o.gft
T>u«i t-> other national banks..- fß,<W.9l*vl
Du» to 3taM ar. : private bank3 _ _
and saiiasi II 1.9C5.3T3 3-T
t"i- to trust companies and
savins* banks V>»*.7«7.p
fttvidoi unpaid ♦.•s;** 13
individual *?v* '•»««.■?<> ->'.i «
Demand certirVates of depo?!'. . ISfSS
Certified check? ■ ■ *2"SSKX
raslitaT 3 checks ou'standina;. . . ■'--*'__
K««neJ for kmass ■ •• • 344H5*
.... ■ . - ,
Total W.T3i«W
State or Ne-^- York. County ct New Tork. is.:
I FRANK O. ROE. Cashier of tiio abdv9-r.*=»J batli.
.-.^ solemnly ewear that t:-.« abor« staMment is traa ta ti»
best of my t no*>d S , and b^Urf^ o _ c^
vrank O. ROE. CaaWsr.
Subscriber! and s^in to bsfor* ia» tSis 9tS 4ay •*
Sept.. IC* 1 !).
r. E LAXG9O3V, KossrJ FaWla
C~rr»-t — r*ssl :
. A. E. ORR, 1
<"i 'W. McCJARRAGH. -D'JWSsa
P. A ROCKEFELLER.! . .
Financial Meetings.
THE DENVER A>D KIO GRASDS
R.411.R0 CO3IPAW.
FICE OF ANNUAL MEETIXiS. .
N?n- Tork. September UtS. tS7%
I» tI!C £>tockbol<ler9 of
The Denrer and Rio Grande Railroad Cosssasr:
Th- annual mwtici of tho StockhoHers of Tt» PR-
s* sad Rio Grande Railroad Corr.par.;- «•".: fc» ie!* r
tha principal offlc* of Um Company tn r'-r.var, Cbfcv
rado. at 13 o'clock r.oon. on Tu«»iJay. October I9ti
1909>. The ir.eettnaf will be h»:.I for t>.s elscrioa M
Dtr«etos« ar-.1 for tho snr.Sa of any ot>?r b\ai:««
Mrtatnins to tl» Conspany tha* rr.ay b« rr N -. '.-ly trosjSt
befor# it.
The books for th» lafsi of th» aeoek of tS» C?a
pany. b'->*ii Common ar.l Preferred. wU4 b« o'.astd t"
the purposes of th» m**tin* at t^re« o'clock p. — —
Tuesdav. Octabw 3th. 1909. sax] «tll b« roogssjss atM
clock a. m. ">n tha day following ttM •sanl a***'
1r.5 or the final adjournment thereof. *
STE p "KV - ITTt ■-- ?•<— »t»rr
San Frar!c-i3^o to Japan. Ordinary c!:sbunsa9at*
by the Sub-Treasury were $17.559.0C0. Paymsats
by lh« banks to the Sub-Treas-.:ry for rjsrems, s>
ternal revenue. 5 per cer.t re\ie:r.pt: ftind. *
were $21,732,000, showing a 'o*s on S^b-TresscT
operations proper ct $3.:>43.'">0\ Th-j total Sea *>
the interior, by gold exports ar. or. Sub-TreasST
operations proper, was HZOS3.OO*. r>dactß*
therefrom Um gain by ivnv gold, tba Wft lc» *•*
$1t.093,00i>.
SEABOARD FLIAN OPERATIVE.— P C P*
teous. secretary of the SeaJbcani Air Line, 12
no'mces that the reorganization plan, '.saaßon***
some weeks ago. will become operative. Til** 2 '
nouno»m»nt followed a series of conterwacts •"*•*
have taken place since ths expiration of t>.» f«!?i
named for deposit of the bond?. Septemssi ♦ ■*
further extension up to and tnctudbts October ■
has now been decided upon to a'.low Mapfl
holder? to benefit under th* plan. Tlw reorsa=ia
tion plan whfch >.-» mem to <o — . tffwet calls *
deposit of thf» $.5,343,000 of general rtga#> »
pcf cent bonds, in order to b<* exchanged for
eciual amount Of 5 p*>r c« income bonds to &♦
• rf ate<i as part of an Imu of C3.000.00ft T5» ***"
ance of these income or adjustment' bcn£3 wfl»
sold to provide f-.in.ia with which to pay off *"•'
310.000 receivers certificates. JTOO.COO of geld MNP
etc.. and r-.r t!-..> deposit of the 9&7ZX.9M ft* l
mortgage is t.. be stampe.l so that Qtn will bevou*
retleenuibl? *t par. No assessment ia "provided f*
and earnings of the past year bare been la-*S*
enough to practically insure the success of ISJ !*■»
on its new basis of fixed charge*.
BUFFALO & SUSQUEHAXNWS BEST MO.STI
—The Buffalo & Susquehar.ua Railway reports tS«
the freight movement in August was the -;i>»viM«
ta the company's history. Compared with Octc**
190S. the best precedins month the total of !o*«l«*
oars handled n:creas»-,l from 7.;>67 ••> 5.574,.*
113 per cent. The principal Increases in c?mt߻2*
ties moved were in general merchandise, coke. tf-t
Iron and building material.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAM" ft PACIFIC SEW*
NOTKS.-Speyer & Co. have purchased from ts»
Chicago. liock Island & Pacific Railway M**
4T i per cent equipment gold note*, series C. T*»
issue will mature in twenty semi-annual »=**"
ments of »s.ou> each from April t. 191". *> Ootot*
l. 1919. The sqvlpsooni purchased consists of •*°'j|
*!shty-flv« locomotives. on,> hundred rasicng*." cw
and about three thousand other car?.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-Plv Mends iuve *f
declared as Mtowa: Colorado .\. Southern :e ***i
aeml-annual 2 p*r cent on tli«> first And **2
preferred. Manila Electric Railway & U>w»l
Company regular quarterly 1 per cent on ft»<g
mon. payablo October 1." Royal Bakws ***:;;
• ompany regular quarterly & per cent W*vg
common and li a per ct>nt on tho preferred. P^Si,
September 20. Tutted Traction & K'.ectrU- t«r
pany regular quarterly H4H 4 por cent, payable l*-^
b#r 1.
TRAXSFKIt TO SAN b'KAN* I^OO.
$I.soi».w*> was tr.mstVrrr.l to S;m Francisco tnri^j!s
tIM local Sub -Trr.isui yesterday. Thl* •"ij-'.
tUBQOLWQ transferred Ust we«*. completes tSa <j»£ f
WO tran.Huction previfii.tly aniiounce.l. r >r **naT
an equal asBOWH of gctU taken frosa *» :l '
cawa for sjapoti t>> Japan. ,j
GVBAM LOAN vi.I.dTMKM'S
th« $3.^.00»> Rcpabttc ol Cuba «S -i- c d |»»
Ik-!'.. .111.- !i»4» (external loan*, have ■.-<■« '™ "T (9
Speyer »t «\> here nrnl by Speyer B'**"Sr'j»
London, li is um!ersUH>d that subscriber* net^
ce!v«> about 13 per c tit of their api'licatw** -•
NEW TORK METAL 3ELUXU CO3IF- i^ A.
.•KKASKS capital. Th« X«* T«f» I *J3
U>r 'umpany. of which M. V.. Apptebaunj » JL v
dent. !ias Increased it-* capital htm * v rrZ*ti*
t»o.*o«>. X»w capital vn.t rcuuir^l by » h * "* ;
Utcreaa*<] baaln*s&, • asj
XKW COTTON K\. JIAN.iK Mi:MHKß2^g|
rolluwins have been elected iin-m! x'i J2ii»
York Cotton Kvhati*,-.- S. N Cone, of *•«**£■", «•
N. C; 3. J. Harniat.. of S. .I. Havmair ft Ztnti
Shrerey«rt. lj| ; KeU\ H. Jlovse. «f *•" .~
Mojse & Co, K Bea\er str«»U