Newspaper Page Text
12
Edward B. Smith & Go
Bankers
Members New York and Philadelphia
Stock Exchanges
investment
Bonds and Stocks
Philadelphia New York
Bro*£ & CiiMtcat St». . 2* F.r.e Street
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
B_>*KF.RS.
■ IS. 35 anfi 17 BROAD ST.
MEMBERS V T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
•JOCKS and BO>1>« tjotiEM and «old for In
vbUstb or Carrie* on literal term*.
Bsni.>xt_ »c<M>nnt» received subject to check
, ; «ip ht. Interort paid c - dally balance*.
I.Mf>TMFVT SIX"! KIT IKS
ixnns OF CBEDIT
I?«u»a Ar_lUbl« the World Ovn.
Texas (The) Co.
BOUGirr a>t> SOLD.
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
Vri'it-' la Unlisted *na Inactive Securities or
Railroads »nd Other Corporation*
In th« CnJt*d State* and Elsewhere.
30 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
Tel 6140 to M 53 Broad. Inclusive.
f<rm«r**6m^. ■• CONGRESS ST.. BOSTON.
Trl«rhone». 2540-2541-2542 Tort HSIL
rrtx-s.tß telephone* between New Tork sad Boston.
COMPARATIVE TABLE.
New York City Banks and Trust
Companies for past year showing
Capital, Surplus, Deposits, Book
value,' Earnings, Dividends and
Quotations mailed on application.
ciMsms (Hunsr.
: WAixsr
1852 1910
Jos. B. Colgate & Co.
tS Well St^ »w ycrk
•rr^IEERS INVEST3na«T
y. T. STOCK EX. BOXPB
COBALT FACTS
" ;. ISIO Edition.
TTin t« ler^rwfled on rwiu***.
•n ifi^vv, GZOWSEI * CO,
jre:al>er« Toronto EtocJt Exchang*.
£« Brosd Street. >>- Tortc
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
NAnONAL BISCUIT COMPANY,
49th •■ *"pHEßca3lc!l>u«i°" **«<*'
r»F*TP»ro 1 ctoie« ****?•??* cot
nivlP r. p »^fltin« <3BaKeriy «"mdecd of
7MYISEKD de three «=»««» d5i)P«
•*-tea tS» P»lpt«>« Car'stal Sock of the ComiaaT.pa^
,feTe Mr 31. "IP. to Stociidd^of record ■*«• dow
Offlne HOMES-TAKE MXSISG CO,
Mills Bulldiiw
, IS Broad Ft.. New York. May 11th. 1910.
DIVIDEND NO. €2*
Dividend Nat. IM of Fifty *50> Cents per
trj*re has been. declared payable at the Trans
fer Agency la Hoar York or? the 20th last.
Trajitfer b&oks clc*« on the 20th lnst.
I_Ot7«SBE2tT & CO.. Transfer Agents.
SROOKLYX KAPTT» TRANSIT COMPANT.
New York. May 12th. 1910.
Th» Bearfl «f Directors has this day de
•J*.r*d a quarterly dividend of.on* and one
quarter per Centura on the capital stock of
■»r-.5s Company, payable July Ist, 1910. to stock
3-»»ld»T» of record at the close of business on
Tbursiar. June 3th. 191 P. __-_._. _
CD. SIENEEI/i.
Secretary and Treasurtn.
MEETINGS.
fNrTTSBHBfGEL FORT VTAY>~E * CHICAGO
RAILWAY CO- „ -_,-'
Pltt*bur«, Pa. April Ml 1310.
NOTICE. — Th« Annual Meeting of the Stock
•Bd Bond nolCers of the Pittsburgh. Fort
M'ayne & Chlcasro Rail-way Co. will be held at
th* offc* of the puny. in t>« Otv of
Piu*burph, on Wednesday. May 18. "10. at
12 o'clock. fc--<l3» purpose of electing tnr©«
t>lr*ctpr» In Ho* rl»^« ef •■ '3» number whose
term empire* on that day.
-jOS.^M. COLESIAN. Secretary.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MOVET MARKET. — Money on call
opened at Si per cent; highest 4 per
«. «-«nt. lowest S a i per cent, closing S*i per
a mnt; rulinc rate.' St». per cent. Tim© money
if -was sllgrhtjy easier. Kates were 3\@4 per
F <-«nt for slrty and ninety days and four
r month?, *f-«i per cent for five and six
mentis and 4*.£§4*; for over the year, Mer
cantile paper came into trie market with
*-"me freedom.- Kates. 4Wgi> per cent for ;
»ixty to ninety days' indorsed bills receiv
*i>l«» 4W@S 1 4 for choice four to six months
*lnplfs "names and £& lor others less veil
known.
FOKEIGX EXCHANGE. — The foreign
♦xchans© market opened steady with cables
quoted at 4.573>3'<.5r«4. demand sterling at
4 {*fva*J**'» and sixty-day bills at 4.00g
4 SSSd. Short francs were Quoted at &.lS^-o"
*'\ S^i. plus 1-3^ and short reichsmarks at
y3"(aOs plus 1-S2. The foreign exchange mar-
Jcct v-as firmer in the afternoon, snowing
»in advano» of from 5 to 10 points. Cables
vtn quoted at 4.873T/3 4.8740, demand Bterhnß
rt 4.5^»2»4.W&5 and sixty-day bills at ■4.5390*
4 S4. Short francs were S.lS*i&6.lS»i plus 1-32 .
»nd short relchsmarks 9Z&9Z> plus 1-22.
i3anke:-£* posted rates follow:
Sixty days. Demand.
I , , nr .—.1.. — -"— •-- 4.S4 I.*1 .* 4>i4
-Gei : n3a»y."«>Jcasmart£a . .£*** rt*-^
lartt. trance ....,-- »■»> nil's
BelKiun. francs .._ »•;»*• r '-\*>*
tmitzfTland. franc. C^ 6 -^2
31 ..liand. (milder* «O 40 \
T>OMESTTC EXCHANGE.— par?
«'hioafro. premium; Ban Francisco, Bipht
2>ac premium, telegraph 5c premium; New
Orleenß. commercial -25c discount, bank 51
TTrmlum: Charleston, buying par. Belling
1-lOc premium: St. Louis. 2f»c premium bid,
We premium asVjed: Minneapolis, «>e pre-
Tnium: Savannah, buying S-16c discount,
tcllins par.
BANK CX.EARIXGS.-Xew Tork. «
<hanpe» ?IRS.«r*.33G. balances X.314.754: Bal
timore. exchanges $1,828,260. balances £37.345;
Chicago, exchanges W7.335.464. balances 52.
9SO9S& Philadelphia, exchanges $19,077,338,
biilancs $U3O9^S
SIL.VEB MARKET.— Commercial bar *11-
, Pr , &4c; Mexican silver dollars. 440. Bar
silver la Ixmdon closed at 24 IS-16d.
GOLD PRE^nUiL— la Madrid, €.50; Lis
bon. U.
MEXICAN" EXCHANGE— Mexican e»
rhanse en New York is Quoted at UV&
M. V. AND OTHER gas SECURITIES.
Blfi.Atfl«ed. I Bid.Asked.
Am Ii A T..27» 2*?. Mutuaj ICO —
"«. rrtf -I** V«6 »N A Gletss»»^lol
•PW G*• 85 100 »NT AKB sa.l<« K>4*
lM»sac G« 82 «7 "do con 5a.. 94 100
i^U Gte l"0 M« Pat A P 0... M Ml
f Vsj"i. »a s>7 i»p c G 65.... P5 100
VJSver Gae.13.% 1* Etacfiard .... —
do A» •- *4 96 do pref M —
5* JTi «i 100 ~ »St J Gss Cm. M S»3
•r« lrtcfifcioa 10K «stPG c m 68.108 107
J&S, U 25 feL*Tos..Bo 9K
if- v o'fis .■• • St P Oaa 8... 97 99
•X C oS'.M 100 Syr* G lst6s-lO^ 103
•firw> l*t * J0» -iSLt*PS...« T9
•A*d luiereat.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.!
4V«f>ertc6 by Oteton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.)
Bld-AsVea.l Bi<i_Asked.
it Surety?. — 230 U*TI4TaS »0
Air Bure >•• — . 370 L lel L» T. 305 315
iiivwY'*"- «*> 710 Manhattan .. 390 410
»i U ii' -Mi 2T.& Mercantile ..740 —
SJlfl?ar^. 150 Metropolitan. — 135
SSilli . <*> — Mtg« 80nd... 112 117
"*"2£r 3 £ \ _ ISO Mutual ISO —
MVi 1» UO Mot AllUaoe - IS2H
rwJVI ...-1015 10r.5 Nassau 170 1»
gffiwgt *» 72 Nat Surety.. 280 —
4* £££. M* «* v t 1. 1 «. T.llOO 1125
OttoS^l" 2*» - NTSI &6. 203 2»J
s££Jnbla :>«» »<"> NT Trust.. «45 658
<~cm'*f*lth.-iao — Peoples .... 283 300
CommercJtL 129 127»« Qu Co MtK.. JM —
SrajSre Tr. 200 310 Cueeos C 0... 115 ~
sSSLU .' 4&0 *» Realty As«o. IIS 122
*tl *T 1.1775 IKW Standard .... 400 410
vi»tteifb .. 200 220 Savoy 73 US,
SllSSn I! 539 20 TiUe GA T. 000 KW
VSEm..— »• — TIofN Y. . 145 SIM
T^6eiUr --- 200 S1« Tr CO of Am 343 555
•OtULiiuaty . **© «75 Union ISSO 1375
nW^i .. 175 I£s Un 6tat«5...1235 1350
.. 2TO 2SO tT S CasuaJty 215 —
KiT>Wt 108 — USM AT. 473 . 463
KeaHy 110 - n6T C& I 119 320
>w»on J* 1« v « a Nor<l»n. 230 340
*t~JV?k *6cr 1074 115 WMMmtoa.. 375 —
iStos¥C« M 6 - W«ctdi«tflr.. IM —
K^«-b«lc «• *n» w*BTASfI«» 17©
teVVt*/.. 2C-0 25T Wtaflsw 12) IK>
FERRY COMPANIES.
Aakei ' 3.-. >•-•'..
*vjt- r f*.. 20 ~ »«Kh aaa st. as '45
f^Zr *, -; 102 1W 40 bonds... « 7O
>-vLvr V'i »« ■»! nzam Ferry.. 24 S2
ytlr-t. »' 50 do i«t tn... 94 n
"STOCK PRICES GENERALLY HIGHER ON LIGHT TRADING
"~ T - NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— MONDAY, MAY 16, 1910. * ' ~\""'' ';
&g&si J •■Ugisa^ia^ jaguar j ■ !°^^g^^
— &.V— i^ lAhis^halmers Company.. .l Mil ' 9 s : SV S 9?«! ■9%• »% 600 +?i lowa Central pr 33>4 40 .^k 40 *s*
So'-S ASlrictS C.^ *pr.' : : 73U 73« TVi 73H 73 73% <25 + % LoulsvlUe & Nashville 147% 147% WTfc 14.% 1«
!3w +ii iSoS Sr^ FoundrY &? c" 61% 61% &U 61% 100 -1 Mackay Companies S3 -■ »S3» gg Jg£
100 If* Xrnericanctr&F. pr..?...!U5 115 115 115 JJ3% 116 .J»-% 6^ i«« iS« li* 140*6140 ill
200 - « Am. Cotton Oil. ex div V&c 64 64 64 64 65?i64 BCo - % AL. St ; P. &S.B. M 14a?, lflh I*^ Wtt i«
is s jaasreas- CMh -- »v %%% s % l st § g&ss&Kit 3g% « a
f ip 1 SE iSb^.::::: 3R 3 83? H xS? 4 8.8391 +"-4 Nevada Con. Copper J^ n%\ 21 M% —||
ll^mllllll "lisspiiffiiil
103 + H Butterick Co.. ex div. ?i%.. 3^l 30% 30% 30-u. 30% SCPi 200 Republic Iron & Steel. 34 34 34 34 «
f.050-I?| Canadian Pacific .*... 193%k 19H4 182? i 193U 133% 133*4, lIC-% Republic Iron & Steel pr.. 97% OTfc 97V» 9JH JJ^
mi •£ CM caco Gt Western . . ss?: s- 27Vil 274 s? 27% 400;— H I St. Louis Southwestern.... 31% as a 81% |* | %
J:l OhSS Gt Weste™p i a 503;! 52^! 51 » ■*-*" iSt. Louis Southwestern pr. ip7474 74 *£,
a«S S CWciS. MIL & St. P«il... 13534 139% 135% ISStI USX lS^Ts . 425 ♦ % Sloss-Shett Steel & 1r0n... 74% 76 74% «
53 +^4 Chicago* Mil. & St. P. pr... 157%i1.77%!157 157 15SV4 157% 33.310 ; Southern Pacific 1£?8 1^» 1;* &**. l*V» R ?
MO _ Chicago & Northwestern... 152% 152% 151 152 1.600 ; Southern Railway 27% 27% 38% 27 27 Z7^
i § gsss scsasf f4f 4 i ?« % ia» f * s g ssss.^ss.. 1:™.:1 :™.: aa |; || » |
IW-1 Comstook Tunnel %1 1 2^ § i 55,4«,| +». Ft-l^'^'-lvlrul 11.1 In
ld-1 Comstock Tunnel 20 SO 29 29 55.4.n5 + % Lnion PaclSc....^ o^' o- w « W%
mt-V Denver & Rio Grande 41"*! 42 41% 41% 41 41% 300; Union Pacific pr 94*4.9* 94% 9n 94% 95
+'1 rHßtmimr Securities s*. 31%! 3]»» 31* si 31% 100; = £nited Ry. Invertment..... 134 .34 34 32 a
315 -*1 frjuluth. 8. S& At 15 15 jls 15 '14% 15% IW| U. S. Cast Iron P. & F\... » 2- 2. 22 J Z3g
fcS*ifJ?^iEd & iJi S 3« & ™- + £ StBSW-fiftiS;S i Si P P
1^ I pr.v.v:.:.:: : .£f 3 1 47% 1 1 1,500-1% ilSfMH^'li^'i
S^_U SicSSf,?:::::: IS » »» i 4 « SS4 |g =U. S. Rubber Ist pr 113 1* IS It 1^ IS
- - 'General Electric Co 149% 148%|14«d14Mt 148% 1» am U. S. Rubbe r M pr. SO S■l Si i«i Su Ik
t3» - % \Qn*t Northern rr IK^BSttIUsSHiKK 136J,:i3fi% 44.500 United States Steel 83% 84 | «g4 »g «g
«W ♦ % Great Vorthern Ore ctfs... 64 j 64% 64 I 64*{ 64 64% 700 — - United States Steel pr 118% U»W H»\j °gW™»
40-. _34 Havana Electric Railway.. 95% K^ 95%. 95% 95% 96 4.3.:>0-% Utah Copper. I 46^ 47% 4^ 4 4b^ 4p% 4B*
. _Z Illinois Ontral 135 !1«, 135 135 334% 136 7.900;- % Vrginia-Car. Chemical 61 61% 60 ; 60^ 60^ 60U
15ft 435 Insersoll-Rand Co 105 105 105 105 100 1.000 -54 Wabash 22% 21% 21% 21% 21 j
a.9n0_.»4- Inter.-Metropolitan 21 21 20% 20% 20% 20% 6.600-% Wabash pr 48 48>», 46% 46% 45% 22
iIOO-lS Inter.-M«tpopolltaa pr 66% D6U 55% 55^1 56 6JP4 2,W1 43% Western Maryland. ........ 47 49 , 4^- 49 48 4BA
r.rr.y + i 2 International Harvester. . . . 96 97%: 96 | 97% 96% 87« 400 + % Western Union Telegraph. 6*, bS% 6S^ s gj» 6S gg
,100-3 International Harvester pr 120% 120%,120% 120% 13ft%lia • 3W +ia : Westing-house Mfg.... 64% 64% 64% 64% 63% 64%
m* % international Paper !1% 1%: S3 i-% 13 12% l(< » — - Wheeling- & Lake Erie..... 4;, 4£ 4% 4- 8 4% o
m»> — international Paper pr..... 61 51 51 !51 51 53 100 +«i Wheeling &I* E. Ist pr... 11% 11?* 11% 11?4 10 I
x,v, _ Int. Steam Pump !49 49 45%! 45% 45% 49 100-% Wheellnf: & I^E. 2d pr....| 5 j 6 6 5j5 5%.
3«Ul«i Int. Steam Pump pr... 86 Bfi% S6 86% 56% 56% 2001+% I Wisconsin Central 53 53% o3 &>% 51 53
Ssf>)4- \ lotra Central 21 21% 21 I 21% 20 21 1 ) I 1 ! !
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Wrß'Net i ~ 1 Actual Sales. I Closing "
so \d. chg«! jOp.l Hl.iLow:F!nl)Bid.iAste
~ 10-1 'Fourth yational ! 196 {136 1196 J197 ',200
FINANCIAL MARKET
Money Rates Firm, While Ster
. ling Exchange Advances,
Trading In stocks "was made up almost
entirely of the operations of an •unim
portant professional element, with th©
tendency of prices generally in th© di
rection of higher levels. Outside of a
few issues, however, no substantial
strength was ah own. and at the close
there were few instances of gain 3
amounting to more than 1 point. The
London ■ market was not open, and the
local exchange might as well have sus
pended business as far as commission;
house transactions were concerned, a3
with the exception of several of the
larger firms there were no signs of ac
tivity en the part of the brokers rep
resenting commission concerns. Reading
found enough followers to advance its
price 2 points, the movement being fol
lowed by a revival of the moth eaten
report that the second preferred would
be retired and that the company would
distribute some of its alleged concealed
assets to the owners of the common
stock. Another May day story that had
the merit of being brand new was one
telling of Northern Pacific's financial
needs and the intention of the company
to put in a bid for some of the French
money that is supposed to be available
for the purchase of our securities, and
with the proceeds to improve its physical
condition and incidentally buy the Chi
cago Great Western. A lower market
for wheat and encouraging crop advices
helped sentiment, but they failed to at
tract buyers. From a speculative point
of view the stock market needs a leader
and the stimulus of some exciting de
velopment. In the final transactions the
general market was somewhat more ac
tive than in the earlier dealings, but at
the expense of prices.
In epite of the favorable showing
made by the Clearing House statement
Saturday there was no easing off in
call money rates in yesterday's market;
indeed, the tendency of quotations ap
peared to be in the direction of firmer
levels, though in banking circles the
idea of materially higher figures in the
immediate future was not indorsed. The
associated banks hold a reserve above
the limit of cash to be held against de
posits of almost $-2,000,000, and the fact
that the large gain in the surplus re
serve in the last few weeks has not
weakened the money market naturally
suggests that the substantial banking
interests are not in favor of a runaway
bull stock market at the present time,
and that they have in mind considera
tions affecting future monetary require
ments that induce them to strengthen
reserves at this particular period. There
is little demand from the Stock Ex
change for call money just now,
doubtless for the good reason that the
prominent interests are doing practically
nothing in the speculative market, while
there is no demand from the public, and
the absence of speculative activity in
securities naturally makes the current
firmness in money rates the more Im
pressive as a sign of future develop
ments, when heavy bank holdings may
be required.
Bank loans at this centre are not ex
cessive and they are wd secured, but
the same thing cannot be paid of bank
conditions in the West Sterling ex
change was strong yesterday, and the
Street was considerable disappointed
over the absence of heavy offerings rep
resenting sales of American securities
abroad. American railroad bonds al
ready bought by Europe and bonds that
doubtless "will be placed there at no dis
tant period will be paid for in instal
ments, and exchange market offerings
against such sales will therefore extend
over a long time aud not corao In a bunch,
as speculators would like to see them.
It is encouraging to note that exports
of wheat are increasing and that for
the la6t week shipments were heavier
than in the week before and in the cor
responding week in 1909. Our export
trade, however, will have to increase to
an enormous extent to offset growing
imports and our heavy financial obliga
tions abroad, which some people ap
parently believe are of little moment as
long as we can sell our securities to the
foreigners- In selling securities to
Europe we are borrowing indirectly at a
good price to pay our obligations to
Europe, and at the pame rime we are
NEW-YOBS DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. MAY 17, 1910.
Total sales for the day. 852.0CT shares, compared with 526.536
chares for the corresponding day in 1909.
Total sales, January 1 to May 16. Inclusive, 76.542.840 shares,
compared -«ith 74,510,258 shares for the same period in 1909.
<?rs upon our gold supply, and incidental
ly are adding a tremendous sum of
■money to the quarterly and semi-annual
interest that this country must send
across the ocean.
BONP MARKET SALES.
ROOO USSs Cou.lo2iij 1000 KCEo 5e ...101%
SOW Jap 44S « 118000 I* S * M So
2~io Hep of C IW-4 16CW L4NC4..«BH
15655 US of M 4s |6% 1000 M X & T Ist
90(K> Argentine 5s 96 " sooo Kel 45.....4 5..... p
"000 "V V Stata 4s 6000 Mo Pac 45... <»■»
"i960 -10654 4000 do Crt 55.. &4
i 1000 NYC 4KB I 2000 NEIH.K 4b 7S
1657 ....r.IOB { 1000 Bys of 31
110T>0 do Rts-lOIU Gen 4a..... PMj
15000 Adms Ex 4s 93 I*3o NT C Deb
2000 do 7S\il 4000 do -; S»
6000 Am A C Bs.lOlV 2000 do I, S Col
100? Am°C O 4^s 96% .» .. BH4
8000 "" N « * * S-^
"SK" £ ::::::.« !^ dd Y N- ! H"^
3000 do Col 4s. 91 Deb 65...^.132
1000 do ...SSF. 90K 1000NTS&W
BOW Am Tob 68.1065* Gen ss. 89
L-w>a do 106^ 1000 N V Tel 4^B 96:4
1000 do 4s. 79 5000 &Vf Con
«5000 do .... 73 1 A ** X?.,
Sf>rt<-> Armour 4 Vis 92 600 do «*"*
Iftno dc ....... »Hi 1000 *> Crt .103Jj
fiOO i T 4"BT I 2000 do Div 45.. 92«»
AdJ 4« Ftp *"4 4000 N P Pr 45...100J*
inno do Gen 4s. 99 2000 do S-100?i
MOO do 3. 9S*i I*oo Pof M Ist 4s 99
mm do ■•»&* 1000 Pa Cvt 3«5..100<4
,(W, (W do 98 vs 10000 do SHs 1915 9&A
gnnft do 99 1000 do Gold
10066 do Cvt 4s.llOV£ 4s ©7%
101100 do 11<*» 5000 Peo & B Inc 65
31<vv> do 1960 1102% 6000 Bead Gen 4s. 976,
1000 do T 8 I. 1000 Rio G W Ist. 90
lIW 4* W&\ 1000 St LIM & S
«W> B Jfe O Gold Ref 4b . . . . 84?*
4. 9S'i 2000 do R & G
jyvv> aoPLEfe 4* ..sSF. S3
W V 4s. «oti 1000 EtLiSFR
1000 •do Pr 348 90H : -• R Gen 68.-83
10.V) do Ew 3^s 90 ! 2000 do •£*
MM <!r> W*| 3000 do Ref 45.. 52%
MM do *9T» SOOO St L, Swn Ist
:t<'>o: t<'>o BUT 45... *•"» I 4s «»H
10000 do 84% SOOO do Con 45.. 77%
MOO do 85 I ' lo do -- tV *
4000 C & S Ist Ex I 1000 Sc V & N E -
6s 104%j 4s wo's I
20000 do 2d 101 SOOO So PC T 4s. 90% I
1000 C of Ga 3d 14000 do Ist Kef
1nc ...80 4s 94%
15000 Cent I. 5a.. 99%! 6000 • do ..-."ST. 94H
6000 C Pac Gtd 4s 96V 5000 do s6F. »4%
6000 C A O Crt 4000 do ....-••- 04J»
41^1 94 T , ?SO0.) do Cvt 45.. 101%
19000 do ....... 95 11000 do HHI
l©t^> do 94% 8000 So Ry Ist ss. 105T*
2000 do Gn 41J8.101 2000 do 105 5*
s«^iOo Chic B& Q 20000 do Gen 4s. «7;»
Gen 45.... 97% 2000 T As St L Ist
1000 do Jt 4s. S. 9^ 5s 112 :
13000 do 9r.Uj 6000 T& O C Ist
2000 do 9s"«i 5s 112H
SHiitO d,> 95% 7000 U P Ist 45... 101^,
SOOO do 111 Div 1 - enoo do .... 101
4s 90% »X» do 101%
4000 do 3»-ss SCTi 5000 do Ist Ref
25000 C M & St P 4s ....... 96 -
4s 1934.... 92% 135000 do Cvt 45..106<*
15000 do Gen 4a 4000 do 106^
A ... 99% 72000 do HK>Vs
25000 do 99% SOOOURRofSF
4^<HJ CRI & P 9«u 100 00 do •:::::::: X
O*>n 4p 96^4 10000 do 69' i
4000 do Ref 4s. 89 ! 2f»00 do 69
11000 do 88% j 30000 XI 8 Rub 65.103U
0908 do *9 117000 U Stl S F
SOOO do RR4s 78 6s — 104U
DM do 77% 15000 dr> 1041
1000 C& 9 Ist 4s 95 500 do 104%
3000 Col Ind 55. . 78U 8000 d 0d 0 JO4J4
7000 Den &R G S(K) do Re*. 100%
Imp 55.... 101% 1000 Va-C Ch Ist
1000 do Ref OR. 92% 5s 98%
19000 do 92 1000 do 98%
tiOOO Det Un Con 4(Kt(> do 95%
4U. S SIM 2000 Vand Con 4s
11000 D Sco C 6s. 70 B • 98
4000 do 70% 2000 -Wab Ist . .108%
10000 Erie Cnvt 4s 10000 do R & Ext
A 77 4s - 72%
1000 Ft &D C ! 42000 do 72*4
Ist 111% 129000 do 72%
11000 Gen El Deb j 3000 do 72
5s 189*4 10000 do -.. 7174
1000 HorTc Val Ist ! 30000 do 71
4%s 100*1 10000 do 71%
1000 H& T C Ist 1000 do 71
69 110*4 600<> do 71%
2000 lI3CI. Div 6000 Wab P T M
3%s 87% Ctfs 5%
15000 Int^Mfct 4%s SO 1 *! lOftO West S P ss. S3
14000 do 80% I 600 \V Sh 4s Reg 99>4
: 2000 Int R T fie. lol%! 2C»on do 100
P.oO<> Int Pap C 5.101% 1000 do ........ »9%
9000 I C Ist 58.-103% 10000 Wis C Gen 4s 90%
1000 do Ref 4s. 76 |
Total sales of bonds. |1 ,380.500.
PHILAELPHIA STOCKS.
CFurnl»h«d by Charles TV Barney * Co.. ST«. 15
Broad street. New York, and No. 123 South
' 4th street. Philadelphia.)
Bld.Axked. Hid.Asked.
Am Cement. 194 20 Lehgih Nay.. 04 1 05
Am Ry Co.. 45 454 Leh Val RR. 114%. 115%'
Camb Steel. 474 47*4 Phila Co. 40 494
CTrof N J 75.4 75** do pref 44 45
El Stor Bat. 69 60 Perm RR Co 67V4 67
El Co of A.. 11** 11% PennPteelpf.llO 111 •
Fairm't Tr.. 7 74 Phlla Elec Co 154 15 I *.
Gen Asphalt 30 31 Phila Rap Tr 30 SOU
do pref... 78 78 Smokeless P. 15 154
ICo of N A 20% 21 I Union Trac.. 49 494
Lake S Corp 234 28% Un Gas Imp.. S6M. &54
,do pref... 53 64 | Welsbach Co. 40 41
BONDS.
A F Cony 5» 93 934 Phlla Elec 4b 77 77U
El & Peo 4s 89% 00 do Sn 102%* 103
X 3 COB 55.1A4 108 Pcila Co .103 103U
Peo P Ry 4s 07 07 U
v -..,', : ,
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
{Furnished by W. %. Coler ft 00.. No. 48 Cedar
street.)
(Accrued Interest to be added.)
Bid. Asked.
•Ret», 4 i. Mch.. '30--60 1014 1014
•44. November. 1357 10*4 108**
•44, May. 11>57 _ 10« 100%
•44, November. lt>l7 1024 10S
•44. May. 1917... 102 I<W
•4s. May. 1959.. yj*i ••%
•4s November. 1958 - WjH 994
•4s. May. 1857 «»i. W)V
•4s. May. VJia SOU 1004
+4t November. 1 956-5 6 fW'i 994
+4», ICovemter., 193« »84 9* 4
•84. November. 1954-*55 884 *****
J34 May. 1064 88 4 *8»*
+34! 1650-* M 574 B*4
tB4. November. 1941.. 874 594
IS4. November. 1928 ooaj n't
$34 November. 1922 03 934
134' November. 1918 94 ■% ftS'-i
134. November. 1014. 06 » . 97«4
•CoaF'^cs int«rchaiig'-4ibl«. tßegistered. ;•" 11
pena. |R*s«te'-e<J ana POO.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
' The following were the last actual «ale«
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
l.aef Closing.
. sale. Bid. Asked-
Adams , Express -245 250 . —
AJlis-Chalmers Co pref. 34 o3 o5
Am A«r Chen, Pt£..-..»» 101 1«
Am Beet^ugar pref.... 63 | Jg-'
Am Coal -1W f? fS
Am Dist Tel 20 15 »»
Am Express — -2SO 250 *
Am Hide- & Leather..-- £4 « 3
Am Hid* & L pref .33 »3 j» »
American Ice Sec 25-* 25
Am Linseed pref........ 364 . £* in
Am Locomotive pref... 110 1054 1"
Am Malt.. «, ,5^ s fu
Am Smelt pref B «8H *! *•«
Am Snuff 285 27? 310
Am Snuff pref 100 PS I*,1 *, • ?^-
Am Tel & Cable- » , '* ™i
Am Woolen 35 * f* f s^
Ann Arbor.... -.-• 33 oO 3^
Ann Arbor pref <«4 - •" '.*
Atlantic Coast Line.... »*?• 1-5
Bait & Ohio pref 91 » *»!
Batopilas Mining 2\ 24 *
Bethlehem 5tee1. ....... 294 2.'* »•
Bethlehem Steel pref... 53 BB £»
Erunswick — 12 11 »
Buff R & P » ,?? 1R»
Buff R & P pref 120 125 139
Buffalo & Susq pref..-- 29 - »
Can Southern - «J .«» .?2*
Ont & So Am Tel 115 114 1"
Central of N J 2J5 2^o 290
Chic B & Q..-. 225 200 : . — . .
Ch!c I& L pref •• — .-W : "'
Chic & Northwest pref.29s 20Q 203
CStPMiO I|s 45 M
C St P M & O pref.... 18" IS? 165
Chic Union Tract...... 4 o»* 4*
Chic Union Tract pref.. 9% ..ft . . . :. to
8-BStSiTi»:::s* p §
S r^h!.?f:. f ::::::^4 & - X
Co]&So2dpref 75 .4 16
Del & Hudson 17111* I^B I^*
Sen^* R^G'p'r'ef".".!*."."* W. 7» £
I> M & Ft D » " ~X
Tvanm &TH 50 55 <>*
Evans & T H pref 824 78 85
Fed M & S. 41 SO 40
Fed M & S pref 6, b. 6»4
Fed Sugar ,6M 40 60
Fed Sugar pref £5 *5 1W
Gen Chem Co « « »»
Gen Chem Co pref 103 101 105
Granby Mining •-•• 4° 40, 100
Havana Elec Hy pref... $*5 » P«4
Hocking Va11ey... .....124 115 122
Hocking Valley pref . . . . 10U» . * »*
Homestak* -••• 864 86 »8
111 Central L L 994 . JK»4 —
Ingersoll-Rand Co pref.. 944 f>7 —
Kanawha A Mich...... 98 PO —
Kan City & So 344 ?.♦!» 344
Kan City & So pr«f 67 «•% «»
X C Ft S & M pref 78 75 SO
Keck & D M 8 « »
Keok & D M pref 41 35 RO
Knlck Ice of Chic pref. 77 60 «s
Laclede Gas pref *>."> — »S
Long Island 65 • 64 67
Manhattan Beach *4 3'i, 6
Manhattan Elevated.... 13*5 ISS 1564
Marine 54 s?i «
Marino pref 19 19 IP 1 *
Maryland Coal pref 00 60 90
Michigan Central — I<*> ISO
Mm & St Louis 35<U 32 36
M & St L pref OR 62 684
MSP&BSM pref... 147 14« 164
M S P & S S M L L... 88 88 89
Mo Kan & T pref 69 *r> 704
Morris & Essex .-183 180 185
Nash & Chatt 185 130 137
Nat Biscuit 105 1054 109
Nat Biscuit pref .122' i 1224 130
Nat Enam & Stpg 21 194 22
Nat Enam & Stpg pref. 854 85 95
Nat Lead pref... 1084 105"* 1O»
Nat Of Mcx pref 67 t 64 •><>
Nat of Mcx 2d pref.^.. 29*; 2»H 2f>4
New Cent Coal 524 SO v 60
N V Air Brake 73 72 75
N T C ft St L 60 «0 62
N T C ft St L Ist pref.lGft»i 100 ■ 110
N V C & St L 2d pref— 85 S" 95
N V Dock..: 85 29 38
N V Dock pref 824 *0 S3
N V Lack & W.... —.. — 13) 125
Norf & West pref 90 9O M
North American 734 73 . 7"-i
Ontario Silver 24 24 2 T i
Pacific Coast 11l 110 112
Pacific Coast Ist pref... 105 90 ]0»
Pacific Coast 2d pref... 112 ]!<> 112
Pac Tel & Tel 34 88 35
Pan Tel & Tel pref. PR I*l 100
Peorla & East 2ft IS 24
P C C & St L pref 1154 110 116
Pitts Coal 19 19 20
Pitts Coal pref 70 7O 72
Pitts Ft. W 4 Chic 178^ 16*'; —
Quicksilver 34 3', 34
Quicksilver pref 5 4^, «
Ry BtMl Spring 4O 394 40
ny Steel Spring pref... 103 101 104
Heading Ist prcf PI J>o »l^j
Rene & ■ Sara 200 ifu> _
Rome Wat * Ogd 1214 121 1234
Rutland R R Co pref.. — 30
Et L & S F C&E I ctf8.149 130 ISO
StL&S F C&E I etfs Pf.1164 — ICO
Etl^SP C&E I ctfu new 61 60 65
Sears-Roebuck pref.. — .1214 — 125
Tex & Pac Ld Tr 95 92 85
Third Aye R R — 6«i 7 7»4,
Tol Rys & Light 9% R«i 9£
Twin City R T 112« i 111 113
Un Bag & Paper 88 1 * 4 9
United Dry Goods 106 106 1104
United Try Goods pref.lOiM* 108 109
United Ry Invest pref.. 63 Vi 64
United Cigar Mfg pref. . 106 IOC HO
U 8 Express... 105 104 112
T7 S Reduc & Ref 6% .v. 6
V S Reduc & Ref pref. .21 19 25
Vandalla R R M* 78% —
Va-Car Chem pref 1234 ; 1 23 126
Va Iron C ft C......... f.R M •>"•
Vulcan rvutlnnlng IS 13 20
Vulcan Detinnlng pref.. 74 «2 70
Wells Fargo Express... l 72 1<59 17«;
"West Maryland pref.... 694 ' * ; " 70
"Weetlngh Mfg Ist rref..Uo 110 125
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
(Furnished" by E. E. Bailey. No. 66 Broadway.)
Aprs.
an- When , — Price. —
nual pay. I Bid. Arked.
Company. Capital able. P. C. P. C
City of N. Y. . . 5500.000 10 Q 200 205
Commonwealth.. 800.000 10 .T*J 315 ,- —
Continental 2,000.000 70 J&J »23 970
Empire City 200,000 8 J*J 125 140
Fld*lity-I'henl*.2,s(«o.oW> * * 290 MO
Cerman Alliance . 400. 000 ' 15 J*J 275 ."M»>
German- Am .... 1.500.000 30 J&J 570 575
Ormanla 1.000. 000 13 JAJ 2*o 2;W
Glens Falls i»10). 200.000 30 J&J 1.500 —
Globe & Rutgers. ■ 400.000 40 Q 470 -
Htowor ($50)...1,00ft.00<> 10 .!*J IPO 205
Home . . ..3 000,000 go J&J 695 705
Nassau <$50>.... 200.000 ]O J&J 165 lis
Niagara at**.. VOOO.OOO 20 J&J ;" 300 815
North River (525) 850.000 10 AAO 155 185
Pacific <$25) 200.000 6 J&J Ijß 145
Peter OnopenJ2a» 150.000 -6 J&J • JO ' '«*
StuyvetahT ■ 400.000 10 J&J 155 I*o
United ($26)250.000 • • 60 . ,0
Westchest«riSirr» 400.0^0 « F*A 4f15 —
Wburs rirvis3o» mO9O 2ft JftJ J»?r <fO
• -No mnnHi 4 ;
• OUTSIDE SECURITIES. .
Speculation in the . market for outside
securities was of a light ■character ai
though the general tone throughout la*
firm, with fractional improvements in «•■
the leading mining issues. There • *"«*,:
cldedly more Interest shown in the silver
stocks, which ruled strong. The copper
shares moved -up a fraction on compara
lively light buying:. United Copper me
f erred made a sharp advance of 8 points,
but subsequently lost 1 Greene-Canaiie-i
Butte Coalition. Chino and B*y c_™s.c _™s.
dated were strong and moderately _ a «£ c -
The Industrial list, as a rule, was qutetj
Guggenheim Exploration advancing o
joints and .American Tobacco advanced o^
points. Bonds were easier. »> es
clfic 6s declined %. but later recovered more
than half.
; ' v INDUSTRIALS.
Bales Open. His*- 1£"- v
SwAm Tobacco ....%',* *?>* «1 451;
500 fCal .Vat 0i1. .... 14 « « 23
200 Inter Rub Tret* ~5 2- £? 4S
3,900 ♦ January Oil ... 43 4* JB 35
4.000 f July Oil 35 g "•-. jjj
(Virt Mar.hat Trim ... 1% 3 ci M SI »
200 May OH $1 3 W 85 » J",^* 1 "*
90 Mich Pac Lum... 11J? «J» I {S \k
600 U S Light & H.. Hi I** 1% **
MINING.
600 +Bovard Cons... 3 3% * •
2.600 Brit Col OOP-.. 6% *"• Jl?;^
600 Caledonia 311n.. 1* '« *3? :6*
200 Canadian Mines 6** ■ £»* 6* _£ *
©00 tCarl«a W F|> w>
2.100 Chino Cop 13 «J* *£;? ?£
12.000 tCobalt Cent .. . • §J« -jl "2%
2,000 Cons Aria Sm.. 2H .*H -A r73r 73
4.200 Ely Central .... 1 l£ t(JU
6.500 tßly Cons 60 . 6fcU W
200 Eureka Cons... .43 4o «3 «
SOO Ist Nat asses pd 4J* *? * * -£
400 011 a Coo «£■; «'* 2£ I*
1.500 Glroux Mm .... '\* * •• r t
3.000 Goldfield Con... Si £,* I* fl *r
6,800 tGreenvrater ... &'» »•? £ T | s%
600 Greene-Can .... » »• * 7 ? |'*
600 Guerrero Mines. 1!»- - ' :'» „
25G US 'helm K*pL.tts MS 1% »
900 Harcuvar Cop.. 34 «* '.-7 7-,
1,000 Hußted Mm .... 11 »- •),. »
900 Inspiration Cop. «9» «*• '„* gI
I.ooo'Kerr Lake 8£ S% f£*£|£
1.400 La Rosa Conn-. 4fr .£■?
200 Miami Cop .... 23<* 22 1 * » g*»
2.500 tMines.Co of A 62 &» »- W
5,000 Nev-IT M & S.. \\ liV > »<»
50 New Baltic Cop P ?♦ » »
1,450 Klptasixir Mines 10% •»% IMI »A
8.800 Ohio Cop 3M. «rW 1* a
2.500 Pac Smelters... «■ * '» v»E
400 Pecious Metals.. 2* : ■* 2■« 2 «
14.000 Rawhide Coa'n BOW 82 «•» « >
6,000 HawhHe Queen. 42 45 4^> 4
6,000 Ray Central ... 2* £• ,r * -H
1.100 Ray Cons 19 •»% »» 'ij*
200 Red Warrior M. 2 Zife - . -
200 Stewart £* A} At / ~At
B«oTonopah Mm.... 8% •?;* g" *,*
4.000 f Tramps Cons.. 6',i 66 1 * o^x 5Ja
2.500 Trl-Bullion ..-•• 1 % «»'-: V ?»
800 Tularosa t'i I* Jf» «J
850 Tuolumne Cop... 8% 9% •'^ •<**
13.500 Union Mlnea ... 1:* I'/»1 '/» ]« Jt»
4,000 tT'nion Pac Co. 4 4 4 *
300 United Cop pf.. 29 • So » 30
400 Yukon Gold M.. 4*« 4-» ; 4*» 4*
BONDS.
$5,000 Btngr Ten Ry 6e PO'i flfti; po»4 |?>
87.000 West Pac 55.... 95 8& 1 * WW 1 * »1 <•
•Odd lota. ■jSells oents p«r share.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE,
Three prominent stocks— Beading:,. United
States Steel common and Union Pacific
touched high prices for the day on the
Consolidated Exchange, which were one
eighth of a point above the top figures
reached on the New York Stock Exchange.
This relative strength was due. however,
more to professional bidding than to any
extended public buying movement. The
market, la fact was limited in scope most
of the day and^ sold off easily toward toe
close when the Hocking Valley Hallway
receivership was announced. -For the first
time in many months Beading's total ex
ceeded that of Steel common. Its aggre
gate was 2S,SSO shares, against 14,850 ' shares
?or Steel. Sales of all stocks were 67.?»
erations follow:
STOCKS
Bales Open- High. Krx-. U*
4.360 Amal Copper n% J»H g» g*
10 Am Car & Fdy 61 » €1 ? 61 * « »
120 Am Cotton Oil. «£* «>* •* «*Jj
' 100 Am Can 10J» 10 W-» to^
B,eOOArn Smelting... SOH £0^? J9^ fO
l&OAnaccnda. Cop.. 45M, 45', 45^, 45H
850 At Top & S F.llo*t »o*i 110 J», 110^
10 Bait & Ohlo...llO«* 110^ 110% 110^
1,000 Bklyn Rap Tr. 81 5*5 * |1J? |0^ |0H
60 Can Pacific... .194 194U 16o»* 193^
80 Central leather 42V» |2?» 42 4-
SlOChes & 0hi0... S3 88 SBH SB%
620 Ch Mil & St P.I3S-* U»\ lg|J» 13|H
60 Col Fuel & ir. 38* 88 *S«* 3|*
SOConsol Gas... 139 WH. ljo.. 138
40 Corn Pro-lucts.. 16^> 1«\ IS, 1 * }f*
110 Den & Rio 42 42 41-. 41
4ODist Securities. UK 31% 31 1 * 31T,
170 1? Northern' 136% IM^ 13gH
SOlnteivMet 20% 20', 20^ 20S
140 -do pref _ fS^a W>^ ,»'/» So*
- 10 111 Centra 1.. ...135 , 133 1* »
Louis & Nash.. 147*4 14Tt, 14^ 14,',
300 Mo Kan & Tex- 42% 42"* 42 42
40 Mo Pacific 70 Jo>.» 70- ;0^
omvat Lead .— 75 T 4 78 (S'j <8«j
TON" cSn CoiCr. 21H 2114 214 Cl^ f
730 NY Central?.. ISIH IK. 121% IMS
JONTOnt &W. 44Vi 45 44 4 44^*
200 Nor Pacific 132H 132T, 182H IS2^
1,560 Pennsylvania. ..135 ISB^ 134% Io4' ?
20 People's Gas... V»% 10S«s 10?',
40 Pressed St Car. 39 Si SO** 39?* ■£**
2S.SSA Reading 162-» 164 S » 162 163
SO do Id pref... 102 102H 102' iIM
270 Rock Island.... 45 i 46 44 » 44 T »
10 BL& S F ££&* »H lM>i 49
1.500 Southern Pac..l26*i 127H 126^4 126 i
: 860 Southern Ry... Sit 27 liit
40 do pref 63 «3»d 63 63H
8 570 Union Pacific.. 183^ 1S4 1 * 185 I*3^»
270 U S Rubber..^ 454 45 >> 44 • 44
14.850 U S Steel S3 1 84 ! i 83 « iB3
40 do pref. 118% 118% 118H 11SH
1 70 Utah Copper... 47 1 * 47' i 461* 46U
650Va-Car Cbem.. 61 61 H » : i 687*
aoWabash *.22U **» 21 *i 21 *»
4SO do pref 47** 4S 46 8 * 46"? i
67.200 Total sales.
MINING.
1,000 Blue Bell 03 .03 -0.1 .03
600Belinont _...4.00 4.00 4.00, 4.00
SOOConsol Va 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
I.ooo Con imperial;. .06 .06 .06 .<*>
400Comstoclc 274 ,274 .274 .27H
1,000 Gt Bend 024 .024 .024 .024
400Goldfield C0n..5.2» 8.35 8.23 8.35
1,000 Hale & Nore.. .84 .34 .34 .34
700 Jim Butler — . .2S .S3 .28 .."»
1.200 Jumbo Ext..— .20 .20 .20 .20
COOMcNamara ._. .31 .31 .31 .31
500 Midway 30 .30 .."><> .30
600 Montana. .....1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
20OOphir 1.10 1.10 l.io 1.10
800 Portland 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.05
COOTonopah Ext. .1.05 1.074 I.OR LOT
400"W>st Knd 49 .49 .4» .43 .
13.600 Total sale
CHICAGO STOCKS.
(Furnished - by Curtis A Sanger. No. 33 Wall
■treet) j
-a '■ " Open. High. Low.
MAm Can — 10 10 10
100 do pref 734 734 734
10 Am Tel Te1. ..137 137 137
25 Corn Products... 16H 16H lrtH
297 Chic Telephone.. .ll34 1154 114T»
29» Diamond Match.. loo% iooi-j 10
840 McCrum-Howell- MVj 68K 67 4
235 do pref 9ft 1 * TO?i «►
215 Met Kiev prer 57 * U 074
20 "Nat Biscuit pf..122U 122' i 12214
4 Nat Carbon pref. 115 110 • 11.
255 People's Ga* 109 I<»9 ins
35 Swift & Co 105 105 1 198
BO South Side Elev.. 574 574 574
70 Ship 94 S4 S4
IROSears 169 ir.9 159
18 do pr*f 1194 llf>4 1194
l«i Union Boxboard. 7'i 7U 7
. 45 Street's 134' ' 134 IS
SOU S Steel 834 534 £34
BONDS.
$11,000 Chic Rys Ist 6a.. 10f»!i ion* if>o'4
2.000 Met Elevated 48.. 80 SO SO
I.ooo Ogden tiaa 6?..-. 944 94', 944
•Ei dividend 1% per cent.
BOSTON CURS STOCKS.
(Furnished by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No. 38
Broad street. New York, and No. 54 Devon
shire street. Boston.)
High. Low. Last.
Arizona and Michigan... 53 BO 53
Bay State Gas. 27 27 27
Blngham Mines 3 ." S
Bohemia »!i 94 94
Boston Ely - 8 ::*» 2 T »
Butt« and London 10 M • M
Cactus Development .... o'^ 3 l i 3?i
«'.alavera» s*« .'>'* 5*5 *
Catumet-Corbln «% 6.". ♦»
Champion 11 • 94
Chief Consolidated 11l 1H 1H
Chino 1./;.. 13*. 12% 12**
Cortes Mines '.".. 24 2% i*%
Corbln Copper 94 1% , *4
Dominion Syndicate .... I«>S. 10** 10**
First National Copper... 44 >'* 44
Inspiration 7% 7">4 "*»
Live Oak 20 20 20
M«s*achu.<»ttß Coal 85 19 . «t
McKtnley Darragh 90 »> !M>
Majestic "0 US <»
National Mining Kxplor. 37 35 37
New Baltic »» T * >> T « BTi8 T i
Nevada Douglas • 2** •_■•* 2**
Oases 34 Mi . s"i
Raven Mlninp 37 ."!.'> * 36
Rawhide Mintßg IS 11 114
Rhode Island Coal » fi*i R*t
San Antonio ($1 paid)... 7** 7 f » 7%
Sliattucic Arizona 304 304 304
South Lake «'* «'« «>* .
Southwest Development. 84 7 7
Superior and Globe 4» 4K 4R
Vulture 04 94 94
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Williams. MeConn*!! * Col»man,
No. 60 Wall street.)
:;-:'• Kit. Asked.
Am Light * Traction 279 253
do preferred 104 1"«
Am Gas *■ Electric 444 454
<\o pr«'ferre<i ~ 414 4"4
do ftrtt 6»...; *3 M
Denver Gas & Electric 155 158
do general 65..... 934 854
Emplrn District Electric 34 4 364
do preferred : 72 "5 ■
do bon4g ,- 1 — "s
Lincoln Oa« *- F.lectric. IP . 22
Pacific fin* X- Electric 57»i W*
-1" jr«fT'.. 1 . •- •«>
*' . TRUST CO. Q■s
i« p. a 60 Broadway
358 Fifth Avenue *
125 St & Lenox Avenue ' 48 Su & Third Av^
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION
j| 1 Friday, April Ist, 1910'
assets i LIABIUTItS :::
Cash on hand and in banks. 17.567,033 :.T . Capital Stock ...... 53,150,000^
Bonds and other securities. . 9.946,293 15 Surplus & L -divided Profit, 5,722,524 -
Demand loans 6.066,258 05 Due depositors 34.043.430 1 i
Time loans 12.381,36063 Reserved for taxes , m%
Bonds and mortgages 3.386.914 15 Reserved for unconverted
Real estate, banking houses. 3.430.477 06 - B " certificates .. W.00O0)
Accrued Interest receivable. 390.169 51 Accrued Interest payable .... :!5.»: a
$43,268,51192 $43.268,511 92
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL .
RAILWAY COMPANY
42 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
May 2. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the First Mortgage Bonds of the
Milwaukee & Northern Railroad Company, dv* June 1 1910, will
hi extended at the option of the holders | thereof °r threeyearj
present them for payment at the office of White, Weld & Co., No.
5 Nassau Street, New York City.
5 Nassau Street, New York City,
May 2. 1910.
Referring to the foregoing notice, we are prepared to pay par
for such of the above bonds as are presented at oar office. No. 5
Nassac Street, New York City, on or after June 1 1910
Holders of bonds should not stamp or write thereon.
White, Weld & Co.
TO THE PREFERRED STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
Buffalo & Susquehanna
Railroad Company
At th« request of a. larye nunbsr of pre- |
ferred stockholders, th© undersigned have, or
ganized as a Committee- to protect ths inter
ests of the holders of preferred stock at O»« |
Buffalo &*Susquehanna Railroad Company, and j
tha preferred stockholders are- invited to de
posit their stock witn the Committee's depos
itary, the CENTRAL TRUST COMPACT OF
NEW YORK. No. 54 Wall Street. New York j
City, which will lssua transferable- certificates
of deposit therefor. The property of th© Buf- j
falo : i Busquehanna Railroad Company Is
leased to th« Buffalo & Susquehanna. Railway
Company, whicn ha« recently detaulted In th© j
payment of interest on Its bonds and is now j
in the control of a Receiver. A. Committee of j
Bondholders of the First Refunding Mortgage |
Bonds of the Buffalo & Susquehanaa. Railroad ,
Company has been organized- In view of these ;
facts, co-operation among the preferred stock- ,
holders of the- Railroad Company has become
imperative. /V,
Copies of the deposit agreement may be ob
tained from the Depositary, or from the Secre
tary of the Committee..
All certificates mast be properly endorsed In
blank and bear ail stock transfer stamps re
quired by tha Laws of the State of New York.
Dated May 16. 1810. 1
J. 3f. "WALLACE, Chairmen ;
-' FBA>Ti BEBGE>~.
"WALTER P. BLISS, ,
HE\BY EVANS.
JOSEPH S. FBELrrfGHUTSEX,
Cemmltte*.
DAVID RUMSET. Couns-L
HUGH RANKIN. Secretary.
46 Cedar Street. New York City.
Central Trust Companj of Raw Tort
54 WALL STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS - • Jl«,000.00«
(of wnlch Si 7,000,000 Has 6««n earn«<l)
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
tFurnlshed by Frederic 1L Hatch * Co., No. 34
Broad street.)
STOCKS.
Dividend. Bid. Asked.
Am Brake S & F Q-Mar 6 M *<7
Am Brake S i Ppf Q-M 7 122
American Hrafs....~..Q-J S 12«) 123
American Chicle Mo&Ex 12 21S 'JZi
American Chicle pf Q-J « 103 Mi
Am Pist Tel of N J....Q-J 4 46 40
Am Coal Products Q-J ♦> »4 m
American Press — Q-J&Ex 6 05 M
American Thread pf J*J 3 4% V£
Am Type Found deb M&N1926 6 100 —
Am Type Found ne*r....M*Nl»39 6 90 100
Am Type Founders J&J 4 44 47
Am Type Founders -Q-J 7 OS Ml
Babcock & Wtlcox Q-J 7 Ml 104
, Barney & Smith pf..~. . — M ion
Borders Cond Milk SF&AEx — 114 116
I Bordens Cond Milk .Q-M 6 Mi 10*
Bush Terminal . — SO — :
Central Flreorks — I 1O
Central Fireworks pref. — 23 45
Conn Ry & Light Q-F 4 !•* 78
Celluloid- Q-J&Ex •? 125 130 i
X I dv P de Nemours.. 7 1.".4 1"8
Eldu Pde Nem pf...Q-J 3 S3 SS
Empire Steel & 1r0n.... — 7 !<•
Empire Steel & Iron pf . — 73 95 ]
Hall Signal common.... — 40 ' 4,"» 1
nerrins-Hall-Marvia .. — .» 45
International Nickel.... — 155 l«»
International Nickel pf.Q-P 6 90 94
International Silver — 00 —
International Silver pf..Q-J 4 110 :t3 ! -i
Klrby Lumber.. _ — to 13 \
Klrby Lumber pf .- • — 40 55
Kings Co El L & P.... Q-M 8 117 122
La wanna Steel 1 — 4f> 45
Nat Cash Register pt..J*J 7 117 123
Nlles-Bement-P Q-M « 100 103
Ntlea-Bement-P pf Q-f I ftS 103
Otis Elevator A4-O a R» flO
Otis Elevator pref Q-J « >> »;t»
Old Dominion S S J*J 6 105 113
Pacific Gas &El — 53 M|
I Pacific Gas &El pf Q-J « SS »
1 Phelps. D & Co . — 200 240
Pope Manufacturing-. . — 64 «7
Pop« Mfs pf — 77 .'"SO
Producers' Oil Q-M ' r «-143 150
Pratt & Whitney pf Q-F « 100 103
Royal Bak Powder Q-M&Ex « 1» —
Royal Bak Powder pt.. Q-M * 107 110
Safety C H * L Q-MAEs S V.'« 132
Sen-Sen Chiclet — 127 133
Standard Coupler, — 23 35
Standard Milling Co . — 14 10 ,
Standard Milling Co pr.A*O 3 «!» 53
Texas Company..". vJ-M 12 190 195
Texas «; Pacific C0a1.... Scrip 6 95 105
Trenton Potteries... . . — ' «' 7
Trenton Potteries pref.. — — ft) ":J7(»-»
Trenton Pet fndg ctfs..JAJ -4 «-> 70
Trow Directory... . — 25 ju
Union Carbide — (9 93
Union Ferry Q-J 2 2S 31
Union Typewriter . — 93 •*}
Union Typewriter Ist pf.AAO 7 tin 115
Union Typewriter 2d pf.A&O S l<)9 111
United Bank Note Q-.T 4 43 47
.United Bank Note pf...Q-J « (13 53
3 S Finishing S-J 4 fto«> 105
17 8 Finishing pf Q-J 7 no ItJ >
D S Finishing Ist JAJ 1919 5 100 105
U 8 Finishing cons J&J 1929 5 9& 101
U S Motor com.: — m S7
U S Motor pf ___— — *4 m
Virginia Railway - 23 ■•»;
West Pacific ;... •» 23
West Power _ j» xt
West Power pf — _ — 50 53
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished by It. L. Day * Co.. No. 3; Wall
street.)
May H.May 16. | May U.May IS.
80. & A1b.. 224 223 CM & H«r!aTsa» lt»
Boston E1.. .1274 1.7S Centennial M 17 17' i
ntchb's pf.127 12* Cop Range MB7 «7
NYNH&H.IS44 1&4 i Franklin M. . 1.1 sM
Old Colony. AKi I&5 Oranby 91.. „ 414 4»>
WE St ny. S7 h8 Mate Ccns M <$»» «•»
do pref... 101 4 103 Mohawk M... 4*4 M
Mass El Cos 184 17** No Butte ... xt\ S3
do pr«f... £•$ 85 . Osceola M...lS* i:;h
Am Pneuro.. «'* 6T» Old Dom M.. 37 ,-s
do pr«f... 174 — I Parrot M l.i ia
Am T & T..lSH** Qutncy M. . . 77 Sh
New Enf T. 1544 13t ! Tamarack M. 3O 50
West TAT 154 154 Wolverine M.llO IIS '
do pref... 87 OT !US Smelters 43 42« i
Un Shoo M 70?* 71 do prel.. .. <»•» «
do pref... CO SO |I' S Oil 3«i t 55
Arcadian MS »l Mass Gaa.. vi»v i>
Atlantic 31.. 7 TU| do pref.... » ' iiu
Shannon M. 114 UHlVteh .. 2»\; * t
Vnit I roM .154 IS> ' .«■•..
ANDREW J. 3IcCOB3IACS:. Aoeaonsw.
REGCI*AR AUCTION SALE OP - -
STOCKS AND BONDS
By mm H. holler i son :
OFFICE. No. 55 WIT-"** St. -.
Wednesday, May 15th. 1910 -
at 12:30 o'clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESHOOM.
, N'OS. 14 AND 16 VESEY STREET. •; -
BT ORDER OF EXECUTORS
•250 Corporation of th« Cltamhsr of Cots^sks
Bui ling Furi STibscription.
800 ens. iianhattaa Ely Copper Co
5 sis. Lawyers Erg:r.e«a".j & Sill >«j!il« C 2, |
4 sirs. Mercantile Trust Co
CO sisa. Engle-wood Armory Co
1 sh. Eugrle-xcod Ljcaum Co.
1! shs. Manila Navljat:.n Co. 61*i~^il
1 sh. Oregon Real Estate & Stock 2xchsats>
1 ah. Domestic & Fat Stock Si-ov.
731 sh^. Victoria. Silver ittatap Co.. Lei.
SCO sbs. X«w Eureka Silver Min'jy Co.
All Tight, tills and interest to -i cf 1 i(sa» |
Bathes Sound Coal Co.
$100 Eemand Note of John A. 'r-N-a', da's*
Sept. 10. 1904.
$100 Note of Lee M. Evans. dat«d May -^r
1907. payable tn 60 days. -~
BY ORDER OF* AC3U3.ISTP-ATOP?
125 shs. Ramapo Water Co.
All right, title and interest. if airy, at the «*!»•»■;
of Walter Sattarle-e. lata d th» C«=i7.
of New Tork. deceased. i= a=d to ts* ]
»3tat« of James Bower. late of the CsaßtJ"
of Westchester. deceased. subject, to.
transfer tax. if an-.-. due tti* Stats of
New York.
40 shs. Arcola Crude Of! Co.
BY ORDER OF TRUSTSES.
JI.COO Ciic. ili!. & St Paul R. B. 1* »»
& p. c. Bond.
53.000 Northern Ihctflc F-y. Gen'l Lisa S. B. *
L. G. 3 p. c. Bds. „.;.
51.000 American Hawaiian Stean:3hJß Co.,UZ .
31ts. 6p. c. Bond. - ■-- ■* '
52.000 Ches. St Ohio. Grain Elevatsr Ist 51t* ft,
p. c Bds.
«.000 Bait. & Ohio R." R. Ist Mr?. 3 - p. '.
Bds.
$1 500 Atch.. T«p. & Santa. F« K7. •"-•aL if?ft
4 p. c. B"-! =
$5. C00 Cuban-American Sua? - Cc. CeIL Trait 5 '
p. a 8.13.
10 s>.s. Consolidated Gas Co
25 shs. Americas Express Co.
30 shs. American Surety Co.
FOR ACC. OF WHOM IT MAT COSCZZS. .
2 shs. Yale & VamM Mas??. Co
44 *= Hanover National Bark
ICO shs. MMMi Bond Co. of N. T. _•«-.
50 shs. American Exchange Natl. BhMI - .
43 shs. Manhattan Trust Co.
50 shs. 14th Street BanV ;3£r*
100 shs. Farmers' Loan & Trast C- _<
SIO.COO Lens: Island Ferry Co. Ist Btpi «• J
p. c. Bds.. 1922.
10 shs. Block Light Co. rf J .
1O shs. Railway Automatic Sales ■"- esrssoA
5 shs. Like Shore & Michigan S-?. Ry. "mar. •
■ 50 shs. Mercantile. National BanK.
31 shs- New Jersey Zinc Co.
20 shs. Astor Trust Co.
400 shs. Vata. Colorado Mining <£ Sin-Key C»
10 rhs. Hudson Companies 7 p. c. cua. ;fi
150 sha. Mexican Lead Co. common.
10 shs. Improved Property Holdiry Co.
10 *hs. Knickerbocker Trust Co.
5 As. Gamewell Fire- Alarm Telegraph Ca.
100 sh3- Central Park. North i- East Eiver K. *•
Co.
I sh. Mobile & Ohio K. R. Co. el* swei.
Cf> shs. Erie & Kalamazoo K. R. Co.
48 s:is. Mobile & iXrmingfcam R. R- P*i
114 shs. Coney Islam & Brooklyn R. E. Co.
30 Shu. Boston A Albany R. R. Co.
14 shs. Willlamsburgh Trnst Co. -\ i
I.loi> sli3. North River Coal, and Wharf CV m .
N. J. \ -; Ji
B sh». National Reserve^ Back of N. T. \i
$S4>.OUO State of North Ctiroltaa 6 p. c. Spec* .
Tax Bda.. April. 1570. coupons on. .
; 10 shs. Market A Fulton Xatl. Bdjsk.
; 100 shs. Consolidated Palo \man';o Rubber •
• 1.000 sha. Mexico Exploration & Mines Co.
IM shs. United V. T. R. R. & Canal Co.
5*0.000 Delaware & Eastern Rwy. 5 p. c »•»
nox
4" shs. Manufacturers Commercial I^o. pti
4O shs. Manufacturers Comrrretcial Co. .xne*
1<"» shs. Audubon Natl. Bar.
5 shs. Home Title Insurance
15 shs. Northern Bank of N. T.
4 shs. Chicago, Buriintrton & Quit .-7 n. t C»
V<o sha. Commerce Insurance to.
10 shs. Provident Savings Hie AsstaaO : *'
ciety.
srt shs. Great Eastern Telephone Co. j'i
30 sha. National City Eank.
■ SO shs. Title Guarantee & Trust <*«.
! 10 »ha. Bankers' Life Insurance Civ
40 shs. Manhattan Mortgage Co. pM
1 ,VH> shs. ■»•.!■ •<• 551ntns OR of It T.
•--.C-J.-: shs. Prr<in«cta Mining Co. of N. T- , .-r.
I ?10.0i.0 American Union Tefephona Co 1 , ..
Mr«c.-. 8 p. c Bonds, d^:? re^ry ; . IS. 1 .
10 shs. Commercial & Fanners* Nat!- ■* a
i Baltimore. M«l.
1 40 ?hs. Carnegie Tfuft rt>. —
Jefferson & Clear FisidSn'llmfc
1«t Mtr». M Gold ■«■»
SINKING FUNO NOTICE-
In accordance with the provision* 9t *-,
Deed of Tru*t dated June 15th. ISJW. *-* ; j
lowing bonds hive b«<»n drawn for accouß- M
the Sinking Fund, ami will b» parc!sas<^j^
th* Guaranty Tr'ist Company of New i~
Trustee, at us office 29 Nassau Street. *r
York, at IM% and accrued interest oa J-£
l»t. 1010. at irtai date lntfrest on tS« •*r. : -
■bonds wilt cease.
km v in J>ss 127« ■*' :^» '
MM 777 :»;.; '.-: i"» Jit*.
601 77« 1119 1337 ;"'. ;n 9
«♦!» 7»4 van !"•;•> ""• 2
657 S7S 12*$ U7«» l*-"0 ™i
By OEO. IF. CTA'XE. -asiir^
R« v i»^;t. N. V . Aprlt 29th. 1?^ -
QUIET BUT FIRM
Is perhaps th» best w*y to characterir* ' ' «M«I«»
' day* market. With the exception of ( "- t6 ,
reactions, th^ whole tendency has W' a rot m*
! direction of improving 1 pnc*s. wlta 4 ,^ !*
vtocka unions th* leaders. How < ' an ,ii •.■<*
" th«? ff*r of the surplus of copper aSi t'
bfen shown by the recent enormous I £"Tf«'- 1
tJons. Actually a healthy metal '"•'*; .*
quires a two or three months' supply _a^ (or 9
consumption. Th« stanrtar-1 • ■!"•• '•"•'Pff, trtM |
; are thus attractive both for tho acm* » .
; and for the "long pull" Investor. j-
I VMAiJ AC PfflsMHft ft P»
LURB STOCK*'
Ojicex 38 Broad St, M. Y. Or*rl«* t tf .,
lVslou offlco .".I l>eiion&hlre St. Priva«"
OPPORTUNITY! EXTRAOROIMiBJf!
A client has placed tn «T a^"-* *V
,<oml at par. $100 par shar*. *J?Jl^s3^^B
i of stock to an active going corpora* '^,r a^"*.-}.
in .llvid«nd» In the last «'*;*%u,i"?j
' bona Add value f 160 per ■ hal ?-i_V- i= ; '**-' ""s
l*-10 to every dollar stock o^^St^vs-J ; i
went secured by tree M.l »;J«r "fffiSH
*»tat«: »1H pay lar«« •--
1
