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15
STOCK VALUES DECLINE.
REACTION IX GEXEBAL LIST.
LOWER PRICES IUS PBINCIPALLT TO
PROFIT TAKING-GENERAL SIT
UATION UNCHANGED.
Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Wednesday's
Quotations were:
STOCKS.
Am Sn*:!!! g = N^ n^L- SS ± S
■2 '«";,.: .;..■ :U-; -*!»*»-; ,;-^ r'S
CMC Gt West... 44 —H Kf-P Ift S !"!::: «2
Chic ft Alton.. . 45% --. & prrf- g* ]•
co^oTGas:!::;.^.: -_^ \U* *«v*t -^ -%
V 7?£J a ° 15 •" v - H So d uthe P r^Pacinc!! g2 -^
ST 8 Soutn!!! -V Term & & plcmc:: PJJ =\
E^ ? FA^ iV» til
ir,t T'a!,e- 1^ Union Pacltic 108* —1
',>,„.. 21 Union Paclflc lOStt — 1
mnJi" 1 Central" . 1% -1 D 8 father 13 — -
Kan City South. 3. + H 'b S Steel 41
I>iui» & Nash...l.'.4»i — 3 Wabesh - 33>i — —
MSP&S SM. 68 —2% do pref *•■* -J
x<«t twreet Rv 1474 —IW ft ggSE 26 %
V-nhSS? : '.\a& - H'^est Coka Tel.. WH +1
M«ourt p a .....U«4 -*pna Central 9W4 -*
Jlex Central' 3*l I dopref WW 1 * — »4
BONDS.
AT&SFKTI4S.IO4 4-J4JM Kft T M 4 .. M& - %
g? Z ft£ i. SSS ±& FZ £? x? 45,?;4 S ,?; ±
KCF 9& M 81% —'« Wabaeii D 85..-- ml ■
THE DAY'S OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
General strength characterized the opening
and first hour of the stock market. Material
advances were even made In some issues. It
was soon apparent, however, that the degree of
buoyancy which ruled on Wednesday was not
likely to he experienced in the day's dealings.
The early reaction was slight, and near the noon
hour there was something of a rally. In the
afternoon, however, pretty general profit taking:
resulted in declines in many of the issues In
which speculation had been most active of late.
The developments at Denver on Wednesday m
connection with the proposed annual meeting of
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company caused
some uneasiness apparently among the holders
of the common stock, and on heavy selling: it
reacted to 7.".. 7^ per cent below the hieh price
for the day. The day closed with a net loss of
7 per cent- It is not unlikely that the losses
sustained by reason of the sharp declines of the
last few days in Colorado Fuel led to selling
of other issues in which a reasonable profit
could be obtained. Undoubtedly recent pur
chasers of Louisville and Nashville were satis
fied with the sharp advance made in this stock
in the last few days, and decided to part with
th«ir holdings. It is also probably true that
among the highly speculative interests there
was some disappointment over the fact that no
announcement was made early in the day re
garding the final disposition of this property.
The net loss In Louisville and Nashville for the
day was 3 per cent on transactions of about
S4«VK> shares. Nashville. Chattanooga and St.
Louis declined sympathetically to the extent of
314 per cent. The other declines in the list,
while in excess of the advances, were hardly
more than fractional for the most active stocks.
Denver and Rio Grande common led the list
In point of activity, beinpr dealt in to the extent
of more than I<mM««> shares. In the early deal
ings the stock displayed considerable strength,
but closed with a net loss of 1 Per cent. The
anthracite coal shares were active and higher in
the early trading. Reading was much more In
demand than on Wednesday. Ontario and
Western was again active, and showed a further
advance, ending with a net gain of % per cent.
The operators once more stated that there was
no change in the situation so far as they were
concerned. Western Union, with the exception
of Colorado Fuel and Iron, led the industrial list
with respect to activity, the total dealings being
f.-MKiO shares. This stock enjoyed a net gain of
1 per cent. American Telephone and Telegraph,
on comparatively light dealings, advanced 2 per
cent. Rumors were again in circulation of a
coming combination of the principal telegraph
companies. The United States Steel stocks were
fractionally lower at the close, while Sloss-
Sheffield advanced 3^> per cent, and closed at
the highest figure for the day. Tennessee Coal
and Iron sold off 1 per cent. The stock market
closed weak In the main, at pretty near the
lowest prices for the day.
When the market began to show a yielding
tendency the bearish element endeavored to
convey the osln-.on that a serious decline in
prices was about to be experienced; but that
nothing of the kind developed during the day
the records of the transactions show. It was
pointed out that money had already begun to go
to the interior, and that soon the local money
market would be much higher. As a matter
of fact, the only shipment that has come to
light bo far is $100,000 to Cincinnati. On the
other hand, money from interior points is being
lent freely in this market. Undoubtedly there
■was considerable buying on Wednesday by wild
speculators, who assumed that a few hours after
Mr. Morgan's arrival at his office all the vari
ous questions that have been awaiting his
action would be settled. On what they were
pleased to call disappointment over the absence
of an announcement on any of these matters
they sold stocks; hence much of the decline in
prices. The reaction was in order, and wel
comed by conservative interests, and was not
due to any unfavorable feature in the general
tituatlon.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMKNT BONDS -Market firm. Final
quotations toilow:
Bid. Asked. ! Bid. AskoV
X- ■ 2«.m^.ro I<t74 lO«i!l".f. 4s. l!*»7.cou.l<^4 I<«S
l""s' 25.1«30.c0u.in74 108% C.S. la. 1925.re8.132% lXi\
i- s Ss.l9 reR XT.* t V*'Ai |U.s>. 4s. 1»25.c0a.132% 133» 4
U.s! t71K»8,,«u.105% 1«6%!T1.5. .'.*. 1*1M.n5.104% 105\i
VP" te."»oßjHal.lOs% 100% JU.S. :.s 1»04.c0u.104Vi 105%
V.S ■clSeT.res.M6% WB% Hist, of C. 3-4KS.IJ2 . —
RAILROAD BONDS.- Marko.t lrrepular. Total
rales* amounted In par value to $2,541,000. against
SX3GUOQO on Wednesday. The heaviest dealings were
In the Central of Georgia first incomes. Central Pa
cific Shis, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 4s. Mexi
can Central first incomes. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas second 4s. San Antonio and Aransus Pass
•is. Toledo. St. Louis and Western 4s, Union Pacific
convertible 4s and Wabatih debenture Bs. Colorado
Fuel and Iron convertible Us and Consolidated To
bacco 4s were also active.
FOREIGN HANK RETURNS.
London. Aug. 21. -The weekly return of the Bank
of England shows the following changes: Total re
serve increased £1,335.000. circulation decreased £374,
090. bullion increased £5(2.259. other securities de
creased £444.000. other deposits increased £310.000,
public deposit* increased £!:;"»». notes reserve in
creased £1,338.0iJ0. government securities decreased
£400,090. The proportion of the Bank of England's
reserve to liability is ">2..,7 per cent. Last week it
vas 50.22 per cent. The rate of discount Is un
changed at 8 per cent.
Par!?. Aug. 2L— weekly return of the Bank of
France shows th» following changes: Notes in cir
culation decreased 40.375.000 francs; treasury notes
current Increase! 16.573.000 francs, gold in hand in
creased 6,4.71.000 francs, bills discounted decreased
59.5fi0.000 francs, and silver in hand increased 225.000
Cranes.
BALES AT THE STOCK EXCHAXGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
"^ ! Actuxl sale. I-^V>»^-| «££*
,Open,Hl«a,Low.i Fin. Ijild-t Aak..! Boid.
Adam. Expr».. -|- 1 - - 210 230 —
»&£?::: W «& «* •%*«* %* 6 i!2
Amer Ape Chem — — — — 20H j»
•vSr*. ••■' > i-\ »» -• f "sss ,H
American Coal.. - —I- — 1^ v 25?v 25?2 5? »
Amer Cotton Oil] .".1 51 31 M fg* j£ J^
Am°er r Dln'fei:: - — - - — ™* ~
Twine eW 54 Gis 61% %J% 3.625
•Amf-rlran Ice. .j U 13S.' 12', lf' 3 Jf* 12^, .00
•Ainer Linseed.. — |H — — 23^ 24
B>3m a a &t s$ f 5
•Air.er Malting.. — — — — •I n^ ZZ
*mSJ!&&£ eij MX 46* «* J«- ]< B^2
•do pref - — —! — »< ?'*
•American Snuff — — — — ~ *~^
•Amer r SuKar".-.:: 132% I£l% 132 gi%jgt *•_*?? ':
«S"fSfe m m m &) i§4
•A'n^nda •::::: IW IS«4 I<B 10 102' hi »*
To r .V.V.V. To \7O 1701 70 70 «*] 70S _200
Afso Mer Ist pf -I^l^ MH,| 92 1 «t& 51()
At dd C o ht^f.-.V.V.V. i?.£ uk 10K 10 J& urn J«g
Bait & 0hi0.... IJfl "• "Jg'SSaSS 1
S r»p r rV.: 67H «^U« •«% «% « *^2.
B'klyn Ln Gas. — — — 111, *.!,
Brunswick — — — ~ ill ,i-v
Buff R * Pitts. —■I —I — — ]-* i *f!7*
do pref I— I— — H __ 250 ■
ssiiili I i || I ■»*
•do subs 2d pdl - ! - - — \™ \™
msm ill ill m
Chic & East 111. J — — — — =J= -\-l
181 1 111 II
Jr,f B :.. u% «* «4 » gi SSS —
do d.b ! — — , — — i'r^ -:*
Ch Ind & Lotils.l -1 - — •• '' *} i 100
i'atr. im% ! I"* 5 * 184% lew j|« |«j 6^! {
iSilillli 'k
cV st I,' IOST. MS* HS* 105% ail _»00 |
Ctev HI Wh.l 74 ;74 7, 74 74 TS _100 j
OwTXel'eV feea W4 W4 7.-. 7rt Lg» LJ P - 850
r^.uth.::: SS| » m NI f « «.^ ,
do lat praf.... W4 12* S* S* S. Sum» •> *m»
.'■ A H C*lr » M . 2.. M ' l»» -1 3'«>
Com Cable —j— —j — 1«« ; — ZZ
BoSSi oS 1 -"".".: mlim m«% "-:- » H -™
•Cont Tnb jiref. 121S 121H 1-1S 1-14 l a £ii* '-- _**
r. -TV rrMuois...; :CV 524, 3J-.. 32J4 :--K g% 2.J00
do rr^r n» mm t k ! BMi 83* ra«j ra% too
Crucible^Steel... I — — j— ■ ~j »* _ i
I>e?rHu'dVon.': : i7PH'l^ STISPS^iS ' H™
Viß*" n l\Vi 48% 4«% 4«% UC.600
.Jrv pref ; KHi JWV! »5 P.". »5V4 P^V. 16.1.«>
'^rvr.'^ 1 '"""" --'-;=' «i Si | =
-■-■■ :z|z f# =
! s^h.m n% n% an m =|H |* 2.40.> !
I>et United It Rl &B%\ 86% H6S 86% W\» ■?«% 40f»
Diamond Malrh i ' — 1 13S 138 ~. 1(l
•t" "f A m r I 4S •'. 4H 5 4% 5V4 1.10"
•io pref ... : 33% » i 83% 55% 85% S«4 lisoo |
•dvi s5» s * Ati 18 i» I iks; l«t i*s i«% Lag
Mo Dref .. 88% 34 ; 88 i 33 . 82% S3 . l.l* oo
Erie ..... : 4-i< 4'"- 3PN 1 3P» 4 m, !3»« »,250 ,
do iVt pref.... CB? i»4 «S» *• «>*b «» I.^
do M 53"... I MS SB I 54% 54% M 64% 8.400
Evans *T H 8«% «7^! M ' 86% f "' 86% 4 - (>n "
.i" *ref .. ::: 98 U I M P3 »2 93 go
•Ft W* r> City! 80 : «r. •"» «O i; " !«1 -'"' ■
Gen Chemical Co! —I—J— |— i « J** " ;
Gen ETeVtrloCo 189 IRS* IRS ! IS" 187% I^h' 1.700 !
G-o A Fuller Co «0 '«0 ! 69H M>h! «> "l 3 -°'" > '
do pref ..... '."2», lf<l\ lO2< 102% 1":( : ,; «'"' I
Gt Northern rf.in^H^ 196 196 185% I!' 7 i 900
Hocklne Valley. )l6l%!im%tl«o V*> I'"' 1"! I «""
do pref. | — — i — j — I ***t : "+H — j
linnois" Centrii" 1«7% lfl"* 187% 168 4.7<«0 ,
do Leased LJne — i — — — »55 — -~rr
In- Paper 21 21 21 21 »% 21 200
do nref ... ~T> 75 75 7ft .4 ift -""•
•tat Silver"/..... ; l^Vi 1 1J» 18% 17 l«j '18 2.10,.
•do pr^f ::....! — ! — — — BHij 89
L Tump :::::: J — — — — SSt 5 =
lowa P « r CnVrVr. ■.'-■.! 51% .'.l* ; 50% 81 SO *51 4.700
do pref . . j RR% BSHj 87% 87« 87% R7% »0
Karc^y MM * Sn: S7S W. S7 .37 jj?* g W.2«0
do prof ... I t*\ ! «l | *I 4 BBH 80% 6" 1 , - ""
keF s* m P r; n . jf» 85 m , ;- ; aoo
Ke«k A Dea M. — — — — 34 5.% 1 — —
Klnpston & Peta — — — — j I; 1 ?}
Laclede 0a5.:... | — — — — US tS% =
dr> pref — — — — 10" Wi
UE & Western. 65% Ofi'i 65% ««%'*> ' «7 *»»
fln p r ' — — — — UO 13 °
I^ke shore ' — I — ( — — — S3S —
Lane inland . ! 86% M>«4 «% S6Vi( "« ( M 300
I>.uTs i Nash.. 158? IM||im2 1.'.4^ 154% 185 84.1<»>
Man B-ach !14 14 il4 |14 14 18 100
Manhattan El. -.1135 18.1%j134fc 1341* | — — 4.310
Md Coal pref . . . - —, ur m iSS4m — — ■
•M-t S-r Subs.. 127 127 127 127 1.-'i^ 1-T 3"0
•Met Street Rv. J147H1147H 147^ 1 1474 j 147', 14.* , T.*) J
Met W 8 of Ch 3741 37'», 374 374 374 39% »
do .. r , —| — — — 88% 90% -— -
Mexican Cent... 2J>S 29% 2SH 29% — — MOO
Michigan Cent.. — — I — ■ — • — 1«4
Minn &St Loul«|ll34 1U%11U% ll«4]lia 11«% 400
do i.ref 12.'> 12." 12." 12T. 125 127 10
MStI"& SS M 7"4 7«>4| 68 ! fiS ' — — «.090
do pref 1344 1 134V 11344 134% —I — ,' •«*>
Mo Kan & T-x. 32« i 82% 32% 32% St 88 1.880
do pref «4* 4 I »>4* 4 64H «4%i 64% 1 «54S | I>">
Mlsnourl Pacific. 117^! 117> IM 116% 116% 116% 11..470
Morris & Essex. I — — — — '«* 188 i — —
Nash & Chat... 117% 1174 "4 114 114 116 K>o
•Nat Biscuit I«J48 148 48 ' 47\ ,-- M 0
•do pref — — — — 105 106 —
•National I>»ad.. ) 25% 25% 25 25 ; 25% 25Vi I.MK>
•do pref . ..[ — ; — I — — i' 2 !«3
Nat Rlt of Mcx U»4 2».'; lit li> 19 19% M.*™
da prof 41 41 , 4«. 404 89% 40% 800
New Cent Coal.. I — — 1 — — 40 145 I — —
•N V Air Brake — ! — — — 187% ll«>
N- V Central 1644 I«4<Hi 1«3 168% 163 1«3% 8.»»
N V Ch & St L.I 56 68% 56 .V;-^ 56 56% 4.-.
do Ist prof.... I — — — — j 118 UN
do 2d pref I 5>3 08 jS3 93 ,92 93 -""
H V l>)ck |2H 2(5 IS 2« J24 127 , »»
d.> prof :GO 00 «• «0 69 «■•.'> i I'" 1
KYNII &H. - — — — 231 238% —
H V Ont & \v.. 35 88 3474 3.".H 85% 85% 42M.".
Norfolk & West. 7O"* 70% •»% <\n\ 80% «»4 6.K12
do prof : J)3H Mv» 88% 95% M M^ ; :t'«-
North American. — — j — I — 122% 124
Northern Cent. . — — — — 24.1 —
Ontario Silver...! — — — — i Mi '•?«
Pacific Coast....! 77 )77 ~T.\ 76 ! 744 Trt 1.800
do Ist prof.... — — — — 102 105 —
do 2d p>-f 83 I «3 I KIT, Xl% BI S3 1.400
Pacific Mail 444 444 42% 424 42% 43% I* 1 "
Perm Hlt 160%|l«0% l.'.»^;i. r 159% 19»% 6.800
Peorla & F.a«t.. — t — — — 41 42
l>o Gas * Coke. 1«4%!h>4% ! I<»4 '1«H 108% 144 2.3u<>
I'er- Mar<ju»tte. — I—l —1 — — 80 -■-
do pr-f — j — I — — «> 85 — —
PCC &St U. . Wl4 98% 96% 88% 96 97 200
d.> pref — — — — 110 11W
P Ft W & Ch.. 184% 1944 1»4%|1M%|151% — 1-'
do special — — — — II s -"' — •
}T«-,..-<1 S!l Car. ftf»%' 50% 50 50 50 r.f>4 3.«o0
do pref *7V 88%| H7% 87% f»7Vj "N Wei
r-Jllman Pal Car 245 245 245 245 244 24.'. 100
Quicksilver i — ' — I — —3 ' 3»i
do pref — — — — I 9% 10
X R Securltl-f..! — ! — I — — 93% 94%
•Xv Steel Spring! 32 3241 32 32H! 32 ; 32Vi &00
•do ref I — I — — — \bh , -■'
Reading !88 r,s\ ! 87%] «74! <"•'% «7*. 30.390
do Ist prof j M%| 86% 86% 8«% 86% 86% 1.800
do 2d pref i 74 :74 ,73% 734 73% 1 7.'.» 8.850
Rons & Sara ; — I — i — I — 210 —
•Rep Iron & Stl 20% 90% 10% 18% 20 20% 7.020
Mo pref ! 774) 77V 77* 77V4 77V 77?; 1.200
Rome \V & 0*..( — ! — — — 13W —
•Rubber Goods..] 20 120 jIU !19 jIS 1!» 1.100
•do prof i — — — I — iB9 !7"
St Jo,. &Or 1.. 28% 23H ( 22%! 23 VM% 23 909
do Ist pref.... 177 '77 i 7« ' 70*; 76% 7<l-\ 1.480
do 2d pref ... 'M 88% 36 ' 86% 35*. :(!»^, 4<«i
Ft 1. & San Fr. : !«> 7 i 80% 80 mi — — s.to
do 2d pref I 77%! 77% 77 !77 j — — i 1.4-H.
St I>JUls South*- 1 :<h*» 88% 88 38% 3S 88% 1.600
do prof ! 7*4 78% 77 '77 ■■ -77 78% 1.620
Bloas-Sb St &Ir 454f 4!» : 454 4» j4K 4!< I 2.1M10
do prof ...--' — I — — ' ►*»% > m l |
Southern Paolflc 73% 74 j 73 I 734 73 ; 73% 28.773
Southern It R-- 41% 41*4 4" 4.. 40 40% 42.800
do r«-f US I l»*4j !'7V 97% 1<7% 97% 1.000
do M &• «' ctfs. — I — — — '•'" —
Stand Hope &T|— ! — — — «% <Ti
Term Coal & Ir. «>4 88% i 68% 88% 68% 80 8.080
Texas * Paclflc. &3 54 52% 52% 52% 62% 3!».4<K.
d.. Land Truitl — , — — — .2 141
Third Aye RRJ — — — — 130 133 — -
To! Poo * W... — — I — 1 — 131 31 % 7.020
do St L ..... 3(H. 81% 4«H 31 31 31% 7.020
do prof . .. 46% 48% 46% «7% 47% 4-> 8.420
Twin City R Tr. 127?% 12* 127% 128 126% 127% 350
•Union Bag & P — — — — : !■»'* >3%
•do pref • — ! — — — ,Hi 80%
Union Pacific... 109% lOS 108%[108% 108% 12.100
do prof S3 183 i»24 93 i 92 93 2..V»
•L* s C I V & F 12 I 12 12 , 12 11*; 12% A*
•d., pref ..i — ! — — — 45% 46% -
V 8 BSpreas....tlSß%|tßß%jU6 13» 135 13h 2<>O
•V S Leather... 13% 13V. 13 13 12% 134 1.000
•do pref ... ..; 87 ' 874 80% PC% 86% at 7f-0
V 8 Red * Ref. S3 33 : 324 324 80 34 200
v s Rubber 164! 16% I" 1 * ™* M J^i l'»
,-°S steei;;;:;:: 41%! 41% *0% 41 40% 41 28.100
do pref .... 80% 90% f-!» T * K»% s:.-, go !t.42,»
VaCaro Caea>: 68% 68% 87% 88 |68 68% 1.4U0
w'.,ha«h : ::::::: 334 33* 88 33 82% 334 6.3<k»
do pref | 48% 4» j 47% ff»Lg»^K «•>«»
w3? TniSl' Tel Mi M% «TK 94^;"f14%i 944 01.813
WoMlnßh Mfg.. 220 '220 220 220 210 219 188
vAVIVrV' 25 20V 25 ' M 20 "w; 11.000
do 1-1 ■-,{ :::' 034 «4 88% 88% 63% 63% 1300
.i,, ••■> rPrer...-ir P rer...-i 3-.* 38% 89 3»% 3»>i 39% 1>«.
Wisconsin Cent.f 3<> 80% »% 29% 20% 29% ;;.70.)
, pref t K% 5541 s.i\ 54'^ 54»;| 544| 2.7..0
Total sales for the day 859.501
•Unlisted. a
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Aug. 21. 4 p. m.— The market for Amer
ican securities closed firm. Final prices follow:
I>in<lon New- York New- York
close, equivalent, close. Ch'KS.
Anaconda : : 96% 10^!i* »2^ z%
6t iSS IW4 * * IM5i —
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. AUGUST 22. 1902.
Erie 414 404 40% +*
do Ist pref 714 69*4 . 60& +J4
Illinois Central 174 16&4 ir.o +J»
Louisville and Nashville. .IH^^ ISBH 157% -r*»
New-York Central MB MS% 103% — —
Pennsylvania «2 160 • lfio4 —J?
Reading 35 88% r.7 5 s +»
Southern Pacific 75% 73 73%
Union Pacific.. — 112 I*) 1 * 109H
U. S. Steel 424 41»» 41S
do pr0f... ........... ~~ ttl'i* OOH 90H '
BONDS.
lUOOO Am H .V L. tis... 1A«4!-Wio Mo X & T 2d 84%
4IAW do *illooo do B*%
4tRK> Am spirits 85... 81 Ml I'WO do of* |
2WO Ann Ar Ist 45... W«4| -"WO do St L. Div 4» % «*
.'iuuo A T A: M F Adj - 20000 Mo Pa.- Trust 5"-Mi»
4s 97 , .".iHW do Ist Col .">8...1' M >-*>
now* do stpd 83 ..".("Hi do fOoJS
1500 do Gen 4s lU.TJI 1000 M& O New 85...128%
;-..-. do l"8-*.l<nmo N V Cent L 8 Col
&H» do W-'tVai 34s »^»
MOO do ..: "■* ! I*Bo N V Dock 4s *»>
I<».nj B.v «-• Gold 45. 104 I *«•<> to •.••.•,, '■''*
NX iO do 103% Umh. N I Q & fc. L. H
2000 do Bwn 345.- <l " 1 i! & Vs* ••••'
3(m.u do 90% 1 1000 N y S & W Gen
9000 do '•"'' ' ir ' s '"
6doo do . . '•>■>'*: 5000 Nor & VV Con IS.lol>i
K«0(> BCn A N lst.-.104V4l 5000 do PC & C 45.. 84%
3000 Can .South 15t...K5V4 11000 Nor Par Gen 35.. i 4» 4
5000 Cof <!a Con 55.110-,< 11500 do Prior 4s VH\
2-X>it.> do Ist Inc 7!.' 1311011 'lo - }S?J*
now do s(h ■ 1000 re 9l> l«t -- c -l— •%
20000 <io :::::::!.'... 7!'\ 2500 do Ist LOOM. . •**•
I,.<<i<» do 79 39600 Perm War .('...5.. •!«;;*
18000 do 2d Inc 3SttllOOU<> do ... .' '>' »
2000 do Chat Dlv 4s «2 |SW«O do ■•••••■••"•• J 2u
1<X:00 Or.t P Gtd .1' s * sI K.I 3000 F.«-f..liiiK Gen 45.. W< *
VKIO do .-• >sS 4 I 5000 do »ni«
1(«mm. do ....... sn\ IH«J«t St L, & I Mt Gen
4000 do 4s 10141 r.s »f'
1000 do 101*1 400«> do 4s 84
5000 Chic & All 34... g»| 1000 |t I. Swn Sd..^..
MniO do M»0 81 P * D '■•■n 45.100
»000 Chic & Krle l?t H 9A * * P45.... 88%
.(■2op 123U innivi (lo 2 ■*
1000 C,& x W C.o,d inir> .| ■jrle^i^gi*
220.10 do :::::::::::: !>sT4llOOn.| .■• .-,i s. I; -.s . m
ltiOO do 111 Dlv 3U.S- 99 i »*"■«> South Hy Ist SB.. Hi*
100(» CRI & P Gen I 0000 Stand It & T «a. . f7
4s HW'i' 3000 do ''-,*
1000 Clev CC& PI L I 2009 do »'»
Pt l niv ist..i<m4 W"v> do ■•■•••■";
3000 Col A Bo let 4*. '.m: 4 I 2009 Tex & Pac Ist 55.1-'>
2000 ''I & I Hen Ss.lOS%|l(iriOO do 2.1. ......... •""'
txX«-> do Convt 55..1100 I 2«iOO Third Aye Con 4s. <£>%
60000 So • ««»*;!nmno do y*y>
10000 do flWfcllOOOO do ;•;••• 2--
M>f«>o do 9»U ISOOO T St L & V. 45.. SS»
£0000 do '■'•■"■■■ ■■«»**< do "-H
«iOOH do nOl4l 11000 do 84
loiioo do Wk! 5000 <•» •/'vl'-.vsS
2t>oo Col Mi.l Ist 4b.. -.-5 I !<»»• lister * Del J't-"-^
20000 Con Tob 4s 04*4! 4000 Union Par Ist 45.104^ 4
4000 do '•■<%' l" ri>l do W»*%
IS2.'^V» do 04413000 .lo W%
f,tM*> Pet City Oas .-.p. !i7 2«o«ni do Convt 4s. • ■ .I<*->1
1000 Krie Gen- 4s WM4 ' :«hh o do 3 . ,/!„
10(>O ,' > S«4H2OC«>O d.. 1 "- ■■»
Rono do Pa CTr r.s. »3U!2?0n0 do ]'•■'■■-
15000 Ft W«•P •" i-t.114 :t.»'o flo J™%
8000 Ft Wft R G Ist. S««4!JC.Ono do ' <*■' »
irtciftrt Or Bay r>ot> B. .21 l-lOOoft do »•> »
lorio Hock V Ist 4--.S lOJW4 95008 do JOB
1000 X C F S & M 4? M T ,: MVO V.'ahnßh Ist •>» •»'
1000 do *>1V <"•'-■<' do 21 r,s 1*
l<v>i»-> d.. J»l"Wt!fir.OoO dr. Deb B '*'■*
4000 do »mj348000 do I**
Vio<lo Kan City So 35.. 72% < 80000 do iQH
.VMV> dr. .. 724150000 -1o C- -cl
2000 Klnna Co Xi is.. S« '•"- v > do «jH
74000 M«-t Cent Ist Tnr ?.2 ' ."."OO dr. J*
r^ioo do 3l4!2onoo dr. JJ»
2.',O(HT Mof N 3 Ist c,,.11t\ 1 lOOOrt do ii «
.VH«I MftSt I. P Vi: _ ' v ;:;; rr |M ■■-•• :: ; 1 «' 1
«s 12">;! ROTO W m a Tr .i 5.. .110
2.^-m Mo Kft X Ist. HJ-. 6000 do FA R K....10-.U
».fWVi Mo X & T 2d... stuuiNin Wls Cent Gen 4i. "•<
Total sales of bonds, $2.V.41.0.i0.
MONET Axn EXCHANGE.
MONET MARKET.— Money rates, as quoted, fol
low: Money on rail opened at 4 per cent; niched.
4 per rent; lowest. •''•_• per (sent; last loan. 3', per
cent: dose. Hi per cent: rulinsr rat«». 3\ per cent.
Time money was quoted at 5 per cent for sixty to
ninety <I.t vs. .=> per rent for four, five and six month*.
Commercial paper was quoted at 4% per rent for
sixty to ninety days. ■*• per cent for choice four
and six months' single names, and ■"■ l -.- per cent for
others.
FOREIGN' EXCHANGE. Market closed firm. j
Actual rioslnjr rates follow:
Cahlrs. «lcht Sixty day».
Hterline . . .4.K7H0-4 «' - 457-i ( '•7 i 4.MH04-84S
Franra . r.lrt 1 - *s.l(Wo.VlflTi S.IR»iO»S.IHVi
R«lchsmarkn.mUe».*>9-16 ps .: ■. y..-.'. «4T40«>4 1.% I*
<;ull'lers ... ■ 404<?40 3 1« 38 IS 18O*0
•Less 1-1«.
Bankers' posted rates were:
P!i»t -liy* r>*m»n(l.
Pterllrr 4ta% 4 ><>
Paris francs .'..124 •""••
Belgium francs ».l»<4 >■"•>
Bwltserland franca S. IPS 5 1* T »
Germany r«-Ir;^rr.. f"?. 1 * »■•'»
Holland »:ullri<>rs 4«4 4OS
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— New-Orleans — fom
m"rcfal. SOc discount; bank. par. San Francisco—
SiKht. Be; telegraph. 7%c Boston Par and !%c
premium. Charleston Buying. par; selling. v,c
premium. Chicago Par Cincinnati -Bet ween
banks. 50c dlFCoiint; over the counter, 50c premium.
Savannah— Buying. 75c discount per $).■•'; .Helling.
75c Dremlutn.
HANK CLEARINGS.— N>w York — changes,
$252,336,677; balances J13.075.5U. Chleaax* -Bxchamtes,
». 619.013; balances. ,1.494.029 Boston KxchnnjreH,
|3D.141.«38; balances^ $1.9%.*27. Baltimore Kx
changes. $3,777.7^2; balances, $496,061.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington, f1.147.374; Internal reve
nue receipts, HM.080: miscellaneous receipts. MQ.6U;
total receipts for the day. t1.857.8U; expenditures,
jl ,490.000. Receipts for the month to date. $33,045.
333; expenditures. $33,485,000; excess of expenditures,
£43r.,fiG7. Receipts for the year to date, t82.351.0M;
expenditures, 150.285.567; excess of expenditures.
J7.M4.543. National bank notes received for re
demption. J4«V3fil
BUB-TREABTTRT.— The Sub-Treßsury was debtor
i to the dealing How*. J152.650.
FOREIGN MONET MARKET.— money in I
London. 2 l per cent: open market discount rate for
short bills. Hfe©2ll-K per cent; long bills, 211-166
2*4 per cent. Berlin discount rate. i* per cent for
three moirths 1 bills and I '■» per cent for short hills.
Berlin exchange on London, 80 marks <8^ pfennigs.
Paris exchange on London, "-'5 frnncs l!*v, centimes.
Paris discount rate, 2 1 ; per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES. British consols for
money, 95; for the account, 96 1-1S; Spanish 4s In
London, MM 1*;1 *; French rentes, i »' francs 86 centimes.
THE SILVER MARKET. Bar silver. B2^c; Mex
ican silver dollars, 41V- Bar silver In London
closed at 24>4<1-
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid, 3G.75; Lisbon, 2.8. 50;
Buenos Ayres, 129.60; Rome, 72.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS.
" I Open-i II!Kh-| Low- I I^st { Share.
I ing. I •■*■ I est - ' B ale. ' .old.
jun* Copper.... l 55 M 4«% g%j 2,.u0
A -^oo;no,ive:| 84% -- S« «** »
Am Locoinoiiv. » S3 K% 82% R«i
tSIS^::: ■£« iS^ m* il?* rSS
At to,, asf... ■»** je* •« ,;;-;-! *---\\
Ba,°t rohio r :::.-: i|« "S5 ':-: i«» ifj"
Hrook Kan Tran 14OH 140J4 .:>> ««H 2.. 10
Canadian Pacillc 140J4 14OH 13SJ4 13Sji 630
,. hp , v. Ohio 1 •"'»'» ••■*'■» ■'• ( - ••• ! '" -*'
CM t Alton ' 43% 44% 43^, 48^1 I.MO
Ch Great UVs.. 8414 84% 38% :i4 '* *- 7lH>
Ch Mil &St P i 186% IMH 1«% '■-•" •.«»
SISrBfT^.: 23% 23% 25% 23« «
gfiSS: j 41'« 41*4 41. 41 >', 4 -i^
col 1 ■'■••! • !■-■■"■ s|l -- v;r " : Tr - 5* 4 -; 4 /'
,-,, Southern.... 84% 84% 34% • 120
do 2d Dre< - ! '"•'-'» .'.^^l. 1 5J»n ! "-' "'
Col Hock Coal »}< 20% 20% 20U 2..
Denver & Rio G. .Ml', •'- ■•" •'" -•'"
Detroit Southern' 23-4 23% '£•.*■*'■ 23% B0
Dul BSft At ..' 18% 'i. 1 . 18% IK 1 * Jg
Kto ! 4«>*n 40% 89% 3»% 4,f.ii.)
rl.. Ist pref.'...! M»% 88« 89% «»% 1"
j,! a ,!„■[ i MS. 84% 84% :■*% 100
Illinois Central.. I«W% l'"- » l" - 1«% -'
Kansas City- 80. 37% ::-'»• 87% ::7'a' 140
1. .„,(. & Nash...! i:.s I 158 IM% 164% 4. 430
Manhattan ..... I 135 '_ \ 135% 134% 185 8.270
Mexican Central.! 2»% 80 ■ »% 2»* l«
MSIP& SS Ml 7<'-;; 7<»i ' 7<>'; ! 70', 30
Mo Kan Tex.. 82% I 82% 82% 82% l.'-»
do i.i.i • ..""I 84% 84% ■** •*%] •'"'
Missouri Pacific. I 117", 117»i lltl llflU! 7.510
National L«ad.. 25% 26% 29% 23% 10
Nat RR of Hex. i»% -"'■> litH »* 1.(180
NyN y Central I 1«3%| 168% 102 1(12 120
N V Ont ft Wi. 33 I 35% ; SB ' 35% «.200
Norfolk 4 West. I 7:> 141 4 ; 70% I «0% «♦% 80
Pennsylvania ...I liai ' l«0 UH>% l"''-' 7 i 10.)
PeoDle'a Gas .. lo4^ 104TJ, Io4»s 104% 410
Pressed St Car..! .".'> 7 » '•»% I 50% 60% ! 20
lVadlnt : S« S3 67 % Si 15.030
do 2.1 pref I 73'i 1 7.T's 7.T« 73U 40
}.:, Steel ".. I 2*»?« 80% 20 ■ 20 I 03<)
St 1.. Southwest. 88% 88% SB% 88% I 10
do pr0f........! 7«% 78U 7s'» 7-: » 10
Southern Paclflc.l 73% 74 I 7:! 73; 15.010
Southern Hy....l "'* -»I%| 4<»Vi •»"'» "• "
Term Coal « 1.. 1 «• : 03%] •■> s '« i i:s J3O
Texas Pacific..".! BS ! .'>-! I .'.2V4 :.:V s.:<-''>
Tol 81 L. ft W...1 81% 31%] :i»\ 30% no
do pref ......I 47*. 17% I 47*. : «7% 50
T-nlon Paclflc... IWn 1 I""- I * His. 10s>i / G,lm>
D 8 leather....! "'-. ! 13'^, 13 I 13 80
do pref 1 87U S7 1 * K7'i .S7',i so
U 6 Steel I «'*» 41% 40% 1 41 9.230
0 i.ref ••! &"V '•"'■- J ' ! '•"''* 808
Wabo.sh . I *»% 33% S3 : 83% L«BO
do i>"ef .' 4<»% »'.» ! 47 1 ; ! 47>* 1..---.0
Western Union.. I ■' ' r >i; '■"•'< 83% 94 | 2.11K)
! Wheel ft L, 8... -"''i -°*» Vi -<■%'« -*>
I Wls O-ntral .. 80 30«4 29% 2t«M 1.040
0 pref I S3 I 53 1 Bl I 64 41 350
Total sales 131.280
BONDS.
I Open-I High I Low- I Last I
I Ing. I «*t. 1 mm. ! vale. I Sain.
Ilex Cent Ist mc I 814] 3141 31% I 81% I W.OOO
Un Vac cony *«■; 100 i 100 I 10» I 100 I 2,000
Total sales •••• — - H.OOO
MIXING STOCKS.
I Open-I Hl&h-I Low- ) Last I .
I ing. I est. I est. I sale. I salts.
Alamo 03 j .08 ; 703 l.«J>
B-;d .I*l ,I*l & .fLJg
Total sales • !
WHEAT.
' 1 ?nT-J? n T-J eHr-,!e H r-, ! isrT™ \
SSI S ! S%T S%l g£g
! THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Washington. Auk. M.-The condition of the Treas- ,
ury. divisions of issue and redemption, at the De- |
ginning of business to-day, was as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
ti-,0 <100 000 '
Gold coin and bullion **" ■ -
TRUST FUNDS. DI VISION OF KKDEMI'TION.
, $:87.5". r >."-o
G"ld coin 456,5.57.<»*>
Silver dollars ■■■■- ; '*.~ 439.<«3
Sliver dollars of ISSM> <>- rtO; HIT
Silver bullion of IRHO !_____ !
To . a , J1542.435.059 I
DIVISION OF issue.
Gold certificates outstanding 4Vi'iw7'(>o6
Silver certificates outstanding «S040«»
Treasury notes outstanding ■_ -*.«hb.uw ,
Total' *s-i2, tm.tm
GENERAL FUND. •
$G0.25)«.578 •
Oold coin and bullion .'.'.".'.. 4t('(!-:fl!«iO
Gold eertitlo:Ue'» ISIXiT 233
Silvfr coin ami bullion :::::::::::::.: n'"T.-.'lofl
Silver certltlcaleH 7'47.5'r>?.6
United States notes ■• 2.V 790.498 '
Other assets ; ' ' ' ;
T.tal In Treasury BIK>.M>S
Total In Treasury io-.V>rt "47 '
Deposits in national banks 1 128.H38.-J47 !
Tota] ...$259.717.145 I
Current nabimieV-::::::::::::::::::::" ; ™.*™.™
Available cash balance $203.281.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.
FOREIGN TRADlNG.— London's total dealings
in the local market were estimated at about 25.000
shares. The purchases Included 5.000 Steel common |
and an equal amount of Denver and Rio Grande
common. The «ales were largely In moderate ;
amounts of Reading. Erie. Ontario and Western j
and Missouri. Kansas and Texas. The trading on |
balance was insignificant. j
FINAL LOAN QUOTATIONS.- Final loan quo- I
tations were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, j
American Ire, Atchlson cc mmon and preferred.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Baltimore and Ohio com
mon Colorado Fuel and Iron. Canadian Pacific.
Delaware and Hudson. Erie common and first and
second preferred Louisville and Nashville. Man
hattan Missouri Pacific. New-York Central. North
western Metropolitan Street Railway. Peoples
Gas Reading first preferred. Rock Island. St. Paul.
Southern Railway preferred. Southern Pacific
Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron. Union Pacific
common and preferred. United States Steel common
and preferred, United States Leather preferred.
Wabaafa preferred. 4 per cent; Western Union
loaned flat and was in good demand.
STOCK EXCHANGE HOLIDAYS.— The govern
ing committee of the New-York Stock Exchange
bns voted to close the Exchange on August 30. the
Saturday before Labor Day. The Exchange will be
closed on the latter day. September 1. The Boston
Stock Exchange will also close on August 30.
A TRANSFER TO CINCINNATI.— The calamity
I howWs in Wall Street circles have been prophesying
for several weeks that large sums of money would
soon be transferred to Interior centres for the
movement of the crops. The first transfer since
August 6 Is $100,000 to Cincinnati, arranged for late
Wednesday afternoon. I>ißt year the first heavy
shipment* of money to the interior, both direct and
through the Sub-Treaeory. were in the last week
of August and the flr«t week of September.
DETROIT SOUTHERN.— The recent activity In
Detroit Southern stocks has given rise to rumors
that they are being bought In the. Interests of a
large railroad system. A director makes the fol
lowing «tatcm"nt regarding the rumors: "I note
that all the other railroads having been disposed
of. Wall Street In now selling Detroit Southern to
■a. number of the large systems. There Is certainly
no truth In any of these reports at this time. A
majority of the «f..-k la absolutely controlled by
the directors, who have faith in the property, and
If anybody wants to buy it. a good deal above
present prices will have to be paid, especially for
the preferred stock, whlcii is very near the rails,
and of which there '.« a comparatively small
amount."
ANNUAL MEETINGS— T7ie annual meeting of
the New- York. Ontario and Western Railway Com
pany Will be held in this city September 34. Books
close for the purposes if this meeting August 22
and reopen September I.". The Standard Rope and
Twine Company win hold its annual meeting in
Elisabeth, N. J.. September 16. The stockholders
will be asked to approve modifications of the
company's contract with the Union Selling Com
pany, which, it Is expected, will be of material
benefit to the Rope and Twine Company. The.
stockholders of the Union Pacific Railroad will
hold their annual meeting !n Salt I-ake City October
14. The adjourned annual meeting of the Dominion
Securities Company has been again adjourned un
til August 2v It Is rumored that when the meeting
Is held several changes will be made in the direc
torate.
REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL DIVIDENDS.—
In view of the excellent showing made by the Re
public Iron and Steel Company for the last half of
the fiscal year emi«d June 10, It has b»-en rumored
In some circles that a dividend mlßht be declared
on the common stock in the near future. A Chi
cago dispatch says that the directors will meet
next Monday to act On 'he dividend question. The
usual quarterly rate of the preferred stock Is ex
pected. Nothing will be done as recards a dis
bursement on the t omm m stock at this time. Offi
cials of the company report business very satisfac
tory.
AMERICAN RAILWAYS DIVIDEND. — The
American Railways Company, of Philadelphia, has
declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1% per
cent, payable September IS.
BUFFALO AND SUSQUEHANNA DIVIDENDS.
—The Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Company
has declared <* dividend of 1 per cent on Its pre
ferred stock, payable September 5. Preferred stock
to the amount of $4,060,086 was authorized this year.
of which $3,oo<>.<V>o was sold to pay for bituminous
coal properties, construction of new lines and for
general purposes. The dividend declared yesterday
was the first disbursement on the new stock. The
regular quarterly dividend of IVi per cent on the
common stock was also declared, payable October 1.
LEAD AND CHEMICAL DIVIDENDS.— The Na
tional Lead Company has declared the regular
quarterly dividend of I*4 per cent on its preferred
Stock, payable September IS. The common stock
transfer books of the General Chemical Company
will close August 22 and reopen September 3 for
the payment of the regular quarterly dividend of 1
per cent on the common stock. The dividend is
declared yearly and paid quarterly.
BRITISH COLUMBIA COPPER.— British Colum
bia Copper has displayed weakness In the curb
market recently. It Is intimated that the stock has
been depressed for a purpose. A telegram re
ceived from the manager says that the company
will blow In two furnaces on August 2S. which have
been closed down for about seven weeks because of
Inability to Ret coke on account of the strike at the
coal mines of the Crow's Nest Pass Coal and Coke
Company. A settlement of the strike has been
effected and shipments of coal and coke have been
resumed.
OUTSIDE. SECURITIES.
Trading in the outside securities market showed
a decided falling off In transactions, and prices
were generally irregular, although strength was
shown in spots. Distilling of America issues
showed strength, advancing over 2 per cent, to n,
on purchases Of abOUt UN shar.-.s. The as ad
vanced 1V 4 per cent, to 76>j. on purchases of $l - .5.0u0.
The Writing Paper Issues were strong; the common
sold up to EM and the preferred to 19. United
States Steel 5s were .strong, selling at 96. Virginia
Coal and Coke issues were weak declining - PT
cent, to IS. and the ">s 1 per cent, to 72. Northern
Securities was irregular, fluctuating between 110U
oilift»V About 3.5<X) shares were dealt tn. Seaboard
Issues were less active and showed weakness dur
ing the larger part of the session, but at the cloae
recovered some of the early losses. New-Orleans
Railway was firm, selling at 18 and the 4^3 at 88.
Oregon Short Line 4s were very firm around 94-.
Upward of J13T..000 vert .i.-alt In Manhattan Tran
sit was weak on sales of about 2.500 shares, de
clining to S' 2 . The copper shares were compara
tively quiet, with the exception of Montreal nnd
Hoston. which continued strong around 3"%. Ten
nessee lost over I per cent, being offered down to
1714. v White Knob wu » fnujtloo oft white Brt^
Sot«>™ ~TS«»*«1 *t «H> Th. market ck~d
Irregular, but fairly active.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES^
STOCKS.
(Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch. No- 30 Broad-st.)
"" 1 ra'tV.! pfrl^. I Bid. !a^M.
American Can P r.r:::::::::;~ I = I " ' «*
American Can pref I — I ■ j ~ '
; American li.i:ik .Note 1 — I > "L .M,. M ,
American tKMM -o 1— . — — — ■ J5J* til
American ..... i c 110 , QJ i lu r! ■ V,!
American laucta pref i 0 , W-J . ■■ v*u *
American Hioe ii leather.. l — 1 . ' 41.
Am. Hide A leather pret . . . , — , ■ j ** ' "*' *
American Thread Co. pref . . , 3 , Q-D I •»"*! *2*
American Oi optophone | 8 I «-D I •*! v»
i American Urapn pnoii^ pf.., «> : ■*!<> 1 ■») ,*
! Am. 1-itrss »Bnii-in»n 1 — I l "" [ ■•_
Amer. .-^. iia Foun. cum | — i - i m j _
Am. 5...1 a Koun. Ist pref..... — i ' Ti I ih
Amer. Suda K..un. pref..{ 4 1 Q-J I 14 I ■
A mer. 1 • i~-ioun.it . »' ; 4 . W-J 1 ** . 4 »
i Amer. Ty.-plounuer.-' pief.. 7 , W-J , •'? 1w - w
Amer. mint i'asjcr com.. — i 1 •»'*! ■' ~*
Ainer. Writing I'a.p^r pref.. — i — i }** . »»
; llarney &S. car pref I 8 , QM , 1^ I ld^
! Bay State Gas 1 — I I }*■ , -
; Borden» Cond. Milk pf ; « I i sal . ■»»
! Oritlsh Columbia Copper 1 — [ i i( 6 I •»!
: Cen. Fireworks com | — , I -- 1 r'*
Cen. FireworkK pref i 7 | F & A i «.» 1 .<
On. A: So. Am. VeL I « . «J I »<« i"g
Che?. & Pot. Tel i 4 I «•* I? • | ; -»
! Chesebrough MfK 1 v ; Mo I - 1 " 0 J 4.0
llatlln ill. B.) Ist pref , i W r I I<J«> j ISa
Claflin (H. B.) 3d pref 1 « i <*-J 1 1"» , 1"«»
grsriU£ii::::::::::: — I - i^ : • » : •
Con. Car Heating V | F & A <JO V»
Cramps S. & E. Bid — j | «> . «*
I Dominion Securities...: | — i I » 1 -?,.
■ Klectrlc L*-ad Heduction ■, — I -*! *■
Electric Bom com I — . 12 12
i Electric Boat prer I — | I *f • ~.
Klectrlc Vehi.le Co. com \ — I *7»i ?»
I Electric Vehicle Co. pref I — , ** ' I l -'. .
' Pneumatic — i ,** .{*
■■ Empire Steel com — — — . "> 1 '{
Kiap.re Steel pref — i —I*» '"^
I Hall Signal ,« I <JJ 1 *», j I —^ !
{ Hackensack Meadows — 1 I '■•*| '-
Havana Commercial — I . }* ' *
Havana Commercial pref... ! — i I ■•>.. ( ":,
HerrtnK-Hall-Marvln i — I — — — ; ** •' *
Herring-Hall-Marvin 1« pf.j — , *> I *°
Herring- Hall Aiiuvln M pf . , — I . _» . ~
; Hoboken Ferry — I \ •*> ' '-
; !I"boken Land & Imp j — i - | }£? | —
Hudson River Tel | — ' Q-F I 1« , '^
International Banking : — ; ■*» I ■*'*
■ International Salt I — I ? ' __
Iron Steamboat — ~
I ?^%SrSisa:::::::::: 15 ; m i«o
iJ. B. 8letB«-n pref » [ J * J ISO —
I U.ril lard pref » Q-J ; 125 —
i Madison Square Garden — ! | IJ> | "T.
! .Manhattan Trans 1 — I •■ I » 1 "7 s
j Markeen Copper | — I ■ |•— j *
I Mcrgenthaler Linotype » I I«» 1K ?,
Montreal * Boston Copper. .| — ' I » I _•*'*
1 National Enamel St Stamp.. 1 — I ■ I **^i ••*
i NHtional Knamel *S. pref.. 7 | Q-M \ SJ | v"»
I New-Enjtland Coneol Ice j — I 2J»H •*> =
I X V."a k. R.' Ferry"."!!...." 4 | Q" M i«2 »M
.N. Y. I^an ft Imp .4 ( Q ( « —
SSS^JSSffi!-::::::: - — S» X
el!: g±?^-::;i::: n \~^T I jg* A*
;CM Dominion a . .-< • QJ I 12 -;, --
I Pfictnc Par-king & Nay. com — I J*l '
! PbclAc Packlnß & Nay. pref — ; ! *J 3^
! Pacillc ParktnK & N. bonds — ! I •* 21
i Pitts.. Bess. SUE — | . *• ! 3l
I Pratt A Whitney pf. new...' •» Q-F l*> —
• Procter & Gamble |12 ■ Aur &£> . —
• Procter ft .;amb> pref ! 8 | Q-J 200 OS
; Rap Tr Sub opp *> p c paid. 1 — I ')» i );£
Rap Tr Sub oprv full paid...; — | — — — "• J 2^
: Royal Pakinir Powder pref.. 6 Q-J I°4H ' .^i_
; Rock Inland new .' — 1 *2 J i-p
■ Rock I.land pref - —— — I •»'» • »
1 Safety Car Heat * IJ«ht. . *» Q-J '**• '''»
I Peaboard Air Lin* — I Jji* *!?"
j Seaboard Air IJne pref ■• — ■ Vl^ ,2o
! Simmons Harlwar» com -I — S a
j Slrara. ns Hardware trt pf . . — J*» •*•'
| Simmons Hardware 3<l pf... — >J" "•>
i Sin«rer MfK. (1> T Q-J 2^o 270
i Standard Oil V Q-M «5.0 «£
Standard Coupler V | Q-M »> 35
: Standard c>up!»r pref » i J A J [ 123 | —
! Standard Flour Ml!lln« —I [ • I ■
! Standard Flour Milling pf .. I — I I «• **
! Standard Flmir Mill, bunds. ' — J *»J* •■
Stoni^e Power - — — 'W I 1 *
' 10th ft 23-! Street F-rry 1 — } Q-J ! •» 1 *£
Tennessee Copper ! I i* 1 * '?
i Trenton Potteries rom — i » j 25
Trent. Potteries pr'f I — ! — l'"» [ *»*
; Trow pir^ctory. new !— I JO —
i V. S. Km-.' -p. com ! — » =?
•V 3 Envelope pr-f |— — — - •» •»
Union Ferry I 5 ! Q-J I i ;«Hj **
fnlon Switch & Signal I — ! [ 1*" \ —
fnlon Switch * Signal of.. 1 — ' I 200 ' 210
fnion T>-pewrlter com .' — : 12» | 13
! rpha Tvrewrtter Ist pref.. l 7 ! A *2 I 12« t 132
T-r.!«n T>l>— M pref.. ; » jA * C B» M»
I fnlte.l Box noaM 4 Paper.! — - ! \^\ '^^
! United Box 8.-»r<l *P. pf.. ' — | •» , I
! CniverMl Tobacco com.-...' — ' , 4 I n
I fnlver-al Tntacco prT I— ! — \ ■»
U. S. Glass com — ! ■ | ■■*
;U. 8 Glass pref - Ig U £
I T- S. Printing I • I - ' "
U. S. Shipbuilding c«tn ' — I ~ . r_
IU. S. Shipbuilding pr*f ■ — ! i — , "•
I IT. 3. Shlr>bulWirr* b-->n<l»... — ' J — . •'7.,
i r S. R-*lty con. I— ' *> »<
if. S. Realty pr^f ' - — — - «">% "I
■ West In (chouse Air Brake.... 1 V ! 0 3.0 , 3**
i Worthiaataa Pump pr«f. -..' 7 'M* N ' l*» 13^
I White Knob O'pper I — ! -''« —
BONDS.
PIT. 1 niv. 1 :
rate I perl«-l. ! Bid. |A«k'd.
' Acker. Merrall * Cnndit.... ' « ! FA A I I^> J I*3
. American Writing Paper 6«. ■ 5 J * I I ••> ; •• -
Barney A Smith Car •» J * J j 11 j l-£^
i Brooklyn F»rry/...J ! a : FA A >* ■ -*n
! Came^le Steel 5s ' — »'> I «■
• C. A O. Grain Elevator Inc. — *» — »
i C ft O. Grain Elevator ... 4 IA ft <"» "in —
' Hecker-Jonee-Jewell j « IM*B 'IM \<\l
: Hobokaa I. A I , 3 I M* « BM —
International Silver | » 'J& r> 101 102
Iron Steamboat - " | J * J ! i —
Madison Square Garden 2ds. <• ; M.4 N j i 5i 5 —
Maine Steamship \ — I |>»* —
Metropolitan Ferry KM •-. ■M*M IMi 11«»
N J. Steaml at ■ I MAM I t«» f»5
NY * X J. F l«t ■ IM*X I M 0 1"3
New York Blacutt ■ I M & S I 115 I —
n. V a X j. T :... I ; j * j ' 112 . —
■ Northern Pac.' oon 4s — I — U n ; —
i tit .::::::. ":::.. I 1 . j"T"j • m m H
loth A 23d Street Ferry , 5 , J* J 105 1..H
. Texas A Pacific Coal Ms*.. • AA O ' lofl 110
(Union Ferry l.ts » MAN 07^ SS4
IT. 3. Envelop* I « ' .TAJ I lOT 1 111
j ■
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
I (Quotations furnlsneiJ by Jo.<ep'h Walker A Sons. No. 20
! Z»roa.d-at.) •;.
: I ~ : I div. i Dtv. i I
! rate., period. ] Bid. An !.
; A.bany & PUHa in & H)....| 7-9 j J A J ! 237 I —
: Alley A West 111 A P).V. 6 IJft J | 14; —
Avirusta A !?av <<' of 0i1... 5 ]J A J I 117 . —
: Beech Creek ,N TC) I 4 ! Q-J MS | —
': Boston A Lowell iB A Me).. S \ J A J | 23* SI —
Bout &A(NT CSt H IX) .. » I Q-M j 2.50 2G2Vs
Boston & N V Air Line pf
! uNTXs«m 4 aA o ! 108 —
B & Prov (N V N H * II).. 10 Q-J 3<H) —
CXIUIIMI It Hpr IP tic R» ■ » M* N 122 125*
Cuyuga A fcusu «DL& W>.. 8 JA J 210 —
<■..;,,.*■:, .* Hurl HVnn) « I <J-M ! I«*> —
Clevl.A Pitta (IV:,:,) 7 j Q-M , l'.n) 102
! Cohunbua ft Xenia .P.-nn).. 8 <}-M ; 211» J 223
! Concord ft Montreal 7 j Q-J I IDs 200
! Conn A Pass (Baal A L) « I F & A : i«4 —
I Conn River It It (B A Me)... 10 I J A J ; 254 —
: I>nnt> ANCMY NII & 11). 8 |Jft J 138 —
i Day A Mich pf (C HAD).. S Q-J 200 —
i Del ABB(P .4 Re.1,1) » Q-F | 2"» —
! I>ei H*B \V (L.S ft M S).. 4 JA J | 107 110
East Pennsylvania IP A R). 6 J ft J I 1."2 138
Erie A Kal (I. SAM S) 10 F A A ! 250 ! —
Erie A Pltuburß <P«nn) 7 Q M ! 1.'.!» ,—
llt.hburg pf (B AMi 3 Q-J | 144 , 143
Franklin Tel Co (West L'n). 241 MA N 40 ! *>
Ft \V AJpt(L S& M S).. sli5 l i Mft S ' 14* —
: Ga R It A B 11 Q-J 233 25SH
iG ft Stock Tel (Went Un).. « ! Q-J ! IIS —
i Grand Ulv Val Mich Cen).. 5 ! J A J I3i> ; 135
i Greene (ft LAW) 6 IJft D 145 150
i Inter Ocean T.I I West Un>. . 6 '■ Q-J 115 ' —
| 111 Cen leased Line (I Cen). 4 IJ A J I<h?V —
i Jack I. ASa (Mich Con).. 3Hj MAS :*> —
X C L&C pf AA) « I Q-F ' M l«0
Kill A A c, X (LS A MS).. 5.!K)! A it O I 145 —
I.ake. Shore <it.i il. 8 A M Si 10 I J A J ' 31i> —
Little Miami (Perm) 8% Q-M I 23<» —
Little -S Nay Ac (p( p A H).. ■ | J A J | 120 124
:.•■••.• iAM Rlv (C A A). | 7 F4 A ' I*7 —
| Mine Hill ASH (PA II).. ' 34 1 J A J I 130 138
I Mobile A Ohio (50uth).'. .. .'.1 3-4 I A ft O I !>2 93
! Morris C A B I>eh Val) 4 i J ft J I M —
do pref (I^eh Val) 10 I FA A I 170 —
I Morris & Essex <l> L & «'). 7 I J A J ' M 107
I Nash & Decatur IL. A N>... 7 I J A J — —
I Nautratuck (N V N H A H).l 10 ' J ft J i 272 —
M H A N IN YN H A H)... i 4 I A A O | 107 —
I N YC A M Bpf(L I) 8 i A A O ! B<> —
N V A II iN YC A M St).. 14 I J A J I 4«"« 413
INY L A West (D L. A W).. 5 I Q J Kt'J 1-12*4
I North Carolina (Southern)... 7 I F A A I 174 —
: Northern of N J (Erl») 4 Q-M US —
North Perm ,'R AP) ■ 'I F I 210 222
Northwestern Tel (West I'm « J ft J 111) —
! Nor A W pf (N T X 11 A II ) 7 Q-J 2T.2 —
CM Colony iX YXII A H). 7 Q-J ! 211 —
Osweg,. & Syr (II I. AW).. 9 IF ft A I 230 —
1 Phlla A Trenton (Perm) 10 ' Q-J 2SO —
! Pitts BALE com (B A L
F. A Carnegie Steel) 3 I A ft O 30 37H
do pf (B ft LKA C S S).. « I J ft D 77 79
Pitts FW A C (Perm) 7 ' Q-J 1014 103
! do Special (Perm) 7 Q-J 185 | —
! P McX A V iP L I * L 9
i A M S> 6 J A J 142 —
Port Saco k P (Boat A Me). I 111 ' J A J ] IM —
Prov AW iN V XII A If). 10 | Q-M — MM)
I Quincy BrldK« (C It ft Q>... 10 I J A J 105 205
I Rens A Saratoga (Del AH). 8 Jft J ' 112 216
| Rome A Clinton (Del A H>.. 11% J A J I 123 —
! Rom*. \V ft O(XYc &H R> 5 Qr 130 1414
Saratoga ft S il>«l A H) 7 I J ft J 175 —
Southwestern .Cen of C.a)... 5 J ft J I 11» '131
Troy AOiNYC ft II R)... 7 I J A P 175 —
Utlca A B R (X V C A H>.. 7 ' M ft S 104 —
T'tlca c A Sus ID L A W).. « I M ft N IGO 16.1
l'ntte.l N.l .•• i-.innl it'-nn). 11l I Q-J ! 2<»22 < »2 ! JS»4,
, Valley of NY (D I. & W).. 3 | .1 A J ' 132 l i —
; wan Rive r ißost AA) 7 I J A J ' 2"0 I —
Warren (D Lft TV) 7 ! A ft O I IW»4' 1074
«;as companies.
NEW-YORK.
Bid. Asked.' H. .1 Aaked.
Cen U Gas 5i.. 110 111 *NVAK B. Ist 5».113 114' i
•Con Dob 5....110 113 I Mo con. 114 . 116
*E<] Ist Con 35. 117H 11» Standard ISO 140
Mutual MO aOO I do praf ..ISA I*o
•N Am O Ist 6a US m I Mo tec ••...-.lift* !!•
■ OTHER CITIM. \*^i I
Am l> * Tr.... 40 41 II Nft I G Ist to. ' m**'^ I
t<toprs«- SW fr* Ind Gas I 5 *
Bait CfcnsoL 6B 70 do Ist 6s 10i V *
do Ist 55..... 113 115 f Jack (Mich) Gas. Tj fct
•Bins;h Gas 55.. 03 84 *do 5s in. . :V: V
Buffalo Gas. . . . »<A ll l * *X C Gas Co 5s loi *«
•do 5s "• »-■- •-■■ Gas Ist ■- jt »»: -
Chic Con Ist 55.105 108 -& W V Ist 6*. si' **'
Ch 80. OLft F *M (Wls) Ist Be.lOTi4 ,H *
Ch P6. ft C ICG 105 «C ft G& C Con £,* % §f
Ch P Ga> & C rto *C • iIN I Coa ■ * *
Ist «• I"' i<» « a * •"•' 21 "i
do 2<i fls • 102 '"» " « Ind Gas Us. -! 3
do con fir. 11"i 12* Pat &! as Gas.. v. ;»■:
•Ch r G ref 55.10 T. Ill) I Pitt* Con Gas sa.n| \*
Col Gas 5s I<>74 I«W»i|»St Jo Gas 3a... U ■«i
Con Gas of XJ. 1«H '"'- *St P Gas con 5s 33 £i
do Ss «"'•= »1 4 ••!" con mi< %.u, ,** i>
Denver Gas 2314 24»5 »So UftTrr* .»> >» £
•do 5» *■■» 71 (Syracuse LJfrtit... *8 *
F V Ist «5... V. *» I do pref W' £'
•Gr Rap Ist S».IWS I<*l I 'Syr Gas Ist 5«.. 9914- •* I
In.l XG&O 6s M »« !*W Ga » *« *»... — * ,2]
•And interest. tEx dividend. • w '^ I -I':
" 3 £
TRUST AND SURETY • • 'MI'ANI^TI
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall-st.) \ I
j 1 Dividend. 7 """ "i — ««
Nam-- Capital. I when j 314 ', r,' I
j 1 payable. [ **i, I ,
Alliance Realty.. $3.MXt.fM»i •'. Qu.r. J. | liP^S" I i
Atlantic l.Sio.iNiO! - W»r. M. j 2«i 2* I
Amer Surety Co.. £**.»*] J» Onar. J. ,*, ' 5 If ,
Bd & MtgGr ... 2.00.».0fX)i W* Quar. J. ; 5 » I
Howling Green... 2.0«x».«»»> — — — t 215 w I
Broadway •""•"•" t 173 t £■, I
Urcoklvn l.«».«>»> 1«; Quar. J. HO " 9 ■
(Vntral 1.00.>..»»» »• Quar. J. .„ ,£ *I i
Century Realty Co l.«*>.n|H> .1 J. <* J. 13) , j l^ j 1
On RBd* TCo l.«W».«*» »2 J & J KM S
City •■• I l.«»i.t«»< "> F Aa. *»> 1!„ I
Continental i..»h... oo 6 Quar. J. §48 £■■ ■
Colonial ! i- «»»>.»•»•. 1O J. &J. m » I
Empire Slate I — 210 ►, - I
Equitable J !.m»i««» «J. A .1 330 I T: I
Farmer- I. & Tr. l.tM»>..«»> *> Quar. F. 1.3f» ,_ I
F.fth .We Tr Co.. I i."" 1 " 1 12 'j-iar J. «40 iS I
Franklin j :"-»>.'«"l\ 12 Quar. J. B» "£ I
Frankltn ! I.'" 1 "." I *'! 12 Quar. J. 340 jg
Guardian Trust...! .TWi>.«JM — 21!) ■ g»t I
Guaranty Tr '-.. . 2.o«iM»* I« Quar. J. ' 740 j _! I
Hamilton 3<-MH»»i * Quar. F. |3» tt I
HuJ.«cn Realty.- - l.*W».of« *J.& J. r.O _>
Inter Bke C0rp. ..1 \<rQO>H» 1 '2M M I
! Kines county : 500.WW 10 Quar. F. 14* _ I
I Krfrkerborker ... I.O0ftO«» 7J. * J. i 775: a I
tj>wver!<- T & Ins: -J.o ■■•^- •! F. A X. '■ 43 410 I
Lawyers' M 1 Co. ! I. '•»■'»»> ."• J. AD. 5« 3™ I
I-'l L. & T..; l.«>"«««»»! "' "' ar J. 310 3 I
Lancoln I -' ""' 380 _ I
McVlckar R Tr... -; ! 175 jm I
Manhattan 1 1.000.000 8J.4 J. 5W> •~j
Manufacturers.- .. --»..•»»> I<> yuar. .1. 345.- .„,
Mercantile ! 2.«Vio.<«i(>! »► Quar. J. I.ICO
Mcrtnn I -'■ *''""' »> Quar. .1. I'M . Ln . (
'Merchants' sflftM» 43 _
Metropolitan 1.M...1-.1 10 J. &J. (J«) _
Mutual •?"'••*" «» 29
Mutual Alliance. . .'-'.'-- S»» 55
Nafl Snr»ty Co.. S«K«»> In F. ,v A. ! 1*) -
North Am Tr Co. I ;.•>■•«.»■ ■'• 7J. ft J. f 2*» »
Na--.au I :'<»». »! «F. ft A. [ST. ro
N V 1.. In * Tr..! l.**ir».iiiM)| *•' J « D. 1 1.235 | -,
N V R-a!tr CU7-I .i> •>"•-•" 10 J>,n. I I*l .«
N- T Security .v- T l.«»».W»»! 32 Quar. F. I.SBB 1.*.»
*V V Mte & See.. l l.<>o>'«> I 110 1»
People" ... i 1..X...... 12 Mthly J. 385 Z.
Real Estit- T Co ! .-■•.<■<•>' 1<» J. *J. I **> _
?tanda'd T......! l.«V»>.«*»' «J.* J- I 4fO . i
Title C, r *Tr Co.! 2 .VK>.«mr»! 12 Quar. J. '«S _ ?
Title ICoof X T 1 '-"■' ' ' W «i '
Tm«t Co of Am.. ! 2-—"" 7J.ft J. ' ZH> 29
T "co of Republic' l.^»«K» t SO J|»
T'nlnn - -' l.»*»»««»» *> Quar. J. Lsi» _
IT SSI ft'T oi". 2..K»».«»>i 14 J. *J. I 47J _:
rnite> Ptate,. . . . ! 2.«>f .'»'»! -V> J. & J. '1.Tf.0 tTTV
U-sVh'trfrt-n ' SOO.WWI 12 Quar. J. » 4«)
wnilamVburg ■■■■? miwt aJ.ft J. )m »
■
BOSTON STOCKS.
<Fuml»hed by P. L. Pay * Co.. No. 3 saasaj-jti
Aug. V Aua 21.' An?. 30. Aa**^ -
FV>st * Albany 2« j Un »«e MacS pf H Jl
Boston * M<" -"""W 2'««« i Atlantic Mr- ..3 a
Bo- on F!ev ..!.'.<» IS* ! Arcadian Mtn.... 4H ■ |
i., r,r.f . 127 127 ICal •■ Hecla M. » 530*
Fnchhur*"pref..m I*4 JCentennUl M!r ■ 174 ?
VYN H* H .232 232 'V.pner Rane M. »7 SS,
OW colon v.... 211 211 frankltn M!n..1«4 jp, •
Went End St Rr »"> » « a " vn Mtn... 1. 1.
do rref . .113*, H •'•» Mr.haw* M!n.... 4.1 4J
m^. pi^. r->n 4.,'! ci Oaceola M!n It R
nrV7 »7 f>7 :OM I>xn Mln.. „ 11 »'
imT.l tT r«Km 173 7 i ! Parrot Mm M 28 '
SVw Fni Tel .141. 141u;Quincy M" ...13 »
«• t»i * T C/> 30*« 31 Tamarack 3f!n...inl 173
no* Tron * 7«* 4 7.VVrSMIn.n X »\H
Pomlnien CM1..141 14'> 1? 3 Oil « »• I
fn Pho» Mach. 54», M 1
«
CHICAGO STOCKS.
♦Furnished by Tracy ft Co.. So. 40 Wa:i-«c)
*
I Open. I High. I Low. IQnw, .
Chlca«- nty Railway i 213 . | 215 ! » j M
Diamond Match , I»% 1-^' 1»>, -^ I
West Chicago ••$ 2 «1 ?2
rnion Tra,-,io n I*i WS »• »} I
n-^.™" ::::::::: .>"-, s< »h *
Metropolitan common .•» i » r m* m c
COLORADO HPRISGS STOCKS. jIj
Clo«!ntr fjnotitfons M Hal Colorado Springs !>■ ■
In? Stock Exchange by the Counsr>lman « Bt«
private wire from William P. Bonbright &Ca,A
Co.or i.lo I
... , *«'„»• 1 Bti. Askfi I
1 , Nllim ., 3 3Vlsab.Ha »*H «|
»S Vau.1.:... 2\ 3', ! Portland p W
. ArR-ntum Jun . .«.'! [Vindicator 1«» »
M^pVSiS -■
; OktOJ C 0.... - - reajß... »a -
Flndley — » IPappoose --■-»
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Reported by De Haven ft T w:.send. No. 40 WH!-*)
ii.,l Aa»fl 1 Eli i*«.
.... *. *— Northern Cent... 124 —
jffVrt::::: *s *•<> - 1 * ?
'••T. I ;,^'." 1 - . :::B »
Cambria Steel... -7\ «*,»"« !*teel cum.. iv M
Cn Tr of XJ. • '■■" - tvnn Xl V* Co. 1 T-,1
l.lamond .-teel.. IV. 1\ do pref . . • 3 L ■
! El .^ DfH 111 co - »• -" IKS E T^:: "* tf
Elec Co of Am. »% !> i Phi la ft Erte.-. « *J
Falrmount Park 31% 32 Phlla P. T.._...T .._...- l*\ •»
, Ins Co of N A. 24 2»>» .-us Iror. ft 3.eel. -* ;*
Lehlsh Xav 17 77S T:.l. ; wa:-r Stert.- «
I^hlsh Va! RR aS 35'- IV Co. of N _J... SM '-:
Mar^l^n *S 4V r nlon Tractloß. . -4S «?
Nat Asphalt ..."•* ■5 " Gas- Imp C0. . .111's I"'
do pref 1 »Vr Wetsbach C0.....W »•»
! BOXP3.
**f> Co f.f Am 5» 2:.* i 2« Newark Pass f'- I "** J7«
Ind PRy Co 5,. 111 112 People- sTrac *...« M
N J Con .V« 11«>»4 111 'Union Trao 43... 89 » **
Nat Asphalt .">». I 7 |
• ■
SAy FRAXCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Aus. 2! -Th, official clo*« (?»•
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follow:
: Alta •j.'j!**^— •,• J.M
1 i Alpha* ':.":::::::::::::: 0- Kentucky Con..---" pj
■ Hel.-hrr 07 Mexican . '•' ' n
. Lest ft Belcher ♦». OcchJentaJ ton ty)
, 1 Bullion "' "i'tiir 19
i Cale,Sonl.i ' ■'•" <"K--rm*B $
' Challenge Con 1' 1' ' -"I —j^
I Choi!;* r •'7 '. rtkT" "* v
! Cnnfldrac* ".'.'. 7»» .-as 15e.,-her. ; ; 19
' c..n Cat « Va 1.39 Sierra NevaJa X
I Con ImpertaJ 01 ; Syndicate ** . M
I Crown Point "I St I»als I
. O-.uM & Curry 12 rni.-n Cr.n ft
I Hale & Xorcross I"' I'tah ton.-.- .. jj
i Julia •* V,.i..w Jacket
I
It A ILROAD EA RSfSGS.
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST. LC
IMC I*:, 1 ; CJ
i Number of mile* I.*J «V 44 ».?2i 3*
ff.-.in,t Wi-ek in August. f*77.:«. ..^2. '. ■, i . itK.O *
July 1 to Aucust 14... -■'■<'* •*"*' — >• •—
CII.XTTAX''" 1 '- v SOCTHFUV ,9 0 I
S.-.-..n.| week In Auku.l. ' ff^ U»»|
July ito Auk-ust 14... I'- I '; __ «uaZ. I
MtX2«CAPOU3. -ST. I'AI I. AND SAUUJTE »A^ I
Number nf m!i«-s. . , '■ ;■*;■!: «.,»"•'•! IT 11 ?? I
lli i ail week In August. Jll'V.^ SvS} Si* 3l
July 1 «a Aihom 14 ... 7."».."i "'*•
PEORIA am' KASTER.N-^ fl .
Number of mi1e5. ...... ■-'- .... «" J3> .l"
liani week in Ausu*t. *t..!'^ STTt-D :4t.O*
July Ito August 1J... »7.311 *' •' !
mi ■ *;:>."■•■ jfl,
Number of ml! > '>;] - ; , '."■"' Wig
, Second week in AUKUSt. *1."; ! : -*.-....: 34 **
Jan. Ito Au«. » 3.4.VM-.1 ' U [\'
ST. LOOS ANt> SAN KKAV U<- 1 - t-f
Number of mile- -JjSf, < .-. "* v^
July 1 week In Austist. **»'.' .£!«► ■• t.u43.ai
July 1 to August 14... 2.CJO.MKI
TKXAS CENTRAt. _ m
Number of miles —•} ..„•«.; «" S .
Sn-,n,l w«-k in Aupust. *..."•► 44.4~
1 July 1 to August 14... •*«» °~-
TWIN CITY RAPID TRAXSTT. -^
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