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gat* conditions would prevail for the balance of
ths year.
3EPUBLIC IRON AND BTEBU-The directors
4, the Republic Iron and Steal Company will meet
•he latter part of this month, to take action on
aividends. The regular quarterly dividend of IV*
ocr cent will be declared on y» preferred stock.
Ira It to expected that a disbursement of about 2
LTL T cent will be made to stockholders on deferred
rty»e=t»« which amount to about 10 per cent. The
Republic iron and Steel Company has something
l<ve IMl*.* I°**** oct »° W »U Street, which In
dicates that It has more actual working capital than
It really needs.
SEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELE
ORAPH-At a special meeting- of the stockholders
_» the New England Telephone and Telegraph
/vwcoaay it was voted to Increase the capital stock
I^^.OOOW to $50,003,009.
TIN PRICES HIGHER.— A sharp advance was
jcorfed In the price of tin In the London market
I^terday: also In the local market. The advance
F^T^as H4 cents a pound, while In London the
avksce was equivalent to $25 a ton for spot, and
htly more for futures. It Is understood that
fwL. & » great scarcity of tin abroad.
CRICXGO A EASTERN ILLINOIB.-Offlcere of
t vl Chicago * Eastern Illinois Railroad express
he belief that the next semi-annual dividend will
*s the regular 5 per cent and one-half of 1 per cent
Mtrs, to make up the full dividend on the common
.♦or* if -° - t>r cent
raOF' NOW AHEAD OF LAST YEAR'S
faI'NINGS .-The Missouri Pacific Railway, tnclud
r; the * Central Branch, has regained all of the
heavy losses in earnings made earlier in the fiscal
■ear and the company is cow about 1700,000 ahead
It the corresponding period of the preceding; year.
COB MARKET TRADING.
The market for outsido securities was dull and
jj^^ular Opening prices showed Blight reces
«<o's but this was subsequently followed by a
-trwsg tone tinder *ll«htly more activity. Alter
noon the market begun to drop through sheer
arathy rather than any special pressure. The
crinclpal feature was f^hlcago Subway, which, un
der wore extensive trading, ran up nearly 2 points.
wltJ- a 6ll«ht later reaction. Standard Oil was'
jess active at a recession of about 5 points. Mackay
common was strong, at a substantial advance.
Bethlehem Steel Issues were firm. International
gait reacted about a point. Manhattan Transit
«r&s steady. International Mercantile Marina was
down a point from the last bid. Taxaineter was
dealt la for the first time at a slight advance. In
the mining group United Copper was off more than
« point; Boston Copper was firm; Greene Consoli
date! after early strength, reacted slightly.
Onrhy was lr.-egrular. but with a firm undertone,
run Copper Improved %. Gold Hill and Union
were steady. Tennessee, after an early gain of a
point, reacted Hi. Nevada Consolidated was up
fc Bonds were firm but inactive.
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUSTRIALS.
Ss^si I Open- I High- I Low~ j Last
*,^j 1 ing. ( est. f est. 1 gale.
" «H..Ar-.»r Can pf «i% 61% | «XH 01 W
S^r^Tte: 26$ at »S { wt
47 do pr -I ......*-. OT «57 *7 87
avEuK&to •las .... 7 7 7 7
3(«t Ir.t M:-r Mar pref. 2»% 2»* S» »
sVlmWßalt. ...... m\» 36Vt 85% 86%
1.5«K), Siackay Co's •« ■ 68% 63 68 l .s
HJ <io pref. ......... I 72 72 72 A
SSu'MarJiettan Tran.. 4 I 4 •3% 4
awoMsEwrrrf 101 101 101 101
6»'Stan4ard 0i1...... (13 61» 005 «10
|5 lamneter 8% 8% 8% B<t
RAILROAD.
Ei,br-f ' I Open- I High- I Low- I Last
ia\i.\ I ing. I eat. I est I sale.
Am Llgfct ATrpf i W%l 100 I »9%1 100
•hira^n Subway.. ■) 62%) 64% 82 i 84%
MINING.
Ehsrw 1 Open- I High- I Low- I Last
h'Sii. I i lrg. [ est. i est. j sale.
6.5«0 Atlanta OoMftsM.. 1» I 21 I 1» 21"" :
»•> Bir.Fhain Ontral.. 2% ! 2% ! 2% 2%
1.215- Boston Oopper »23% »25% 23% 23%
27" Brit Col Copper... 6% 7 ! 6% 7
5 <«K> BuUtron Nat Bank 67 67 ; 67 67
2"*) Butte & London... 2H 2% 2% 2H
I'H» BuUeC<-«lltlonwl 53% Bfl%l 33% 38%
3no'o>rrer SeC;irltlPi.. 84% 34% 34% 84%
3.0W Cum-ESy Mining.. 81. :•% 8% t%
2,««K>,r>Dini!ik>n Ciypi-V-- ' 5-16 11-32 6-16 11-82
»•• EH Kayo Mining... 8% 6% 8% 6%
15(i ;nttv Gold Mine pt 10 10 , 1O 10
tS.O>* Gold Hill 2% 2% 2% 2%
3.550 Granfcy Consol 13% 13% ! »13% 13
8.500 Greene Con Copper 28% I £9% | 28% 29%
2S<>, Green* Gold ..\ SSI 3
ijooo Greene Gold-Silver 2% 2% 2% 2H
awOviHSßjuato r.sol 6% BH 8% 6%
2.oi»|jim Batter ... »1 28 $180 $129 $130
1.«a.» -Ml.- mac Gold Min.f 4% 4% 4% 4%
4-«« Mlr.es '"oof Am... $1 89 $189 $139 $139
200(Mmcs Securities... 8-32 »SS 9-82 9-S2
1.«:^>1 Mitchell Mining... 7% 7% 7% 7% ;
3.t««t,Mcih«f»k f*H 80 88 90
«>•> M'-r.t-Sh Cocs new 16% 16% 16% 1«%
B.o«»jNeva<la Con Cop.. 18 1814 17% IS%
:■: ■ :-■'• Nev-ltah Mft S.. 4 4% 4 ; «%
e.OtiO Ohio Tonopata t34 84 ! 34 ' 34
«uo;Ts*m Oapper C 0... 44 44 42% j 44
I.2«>;TonoDah Exten 10% 11 10% 10%
2.000 Union Copper Co. . I •1% ' 2 1% 2
2.«W; United Copper j B»Tt | 60% 89 I 69 1
SlOjUtah Copper 25>« 25% *25 , 2!Hi
14.0«0iW«>t Coast MA 9. 60 63 60 1 63
3r*j; White Knob Cop.. 11-16' % 11-16 %
100 i do pref ; l%\ lv» 1% 1%
1 BONDS.
\~ ' Open- ! High- I Low- I Last '
Sale*. I I ing. { est. | est. [ sale.
$2,000 Am Steel Fd>-65..! R8 7 ' 88 T 4 ' 88% i 68%
If^ rertral Fdy fis flat ' «0% : M)% 80% I 60%
31.0f<-> D&H 4s Z>r r pd. 106H 107 106% 107
l.nrn-t iw! ft Hud 4*. ...j 107!* 107% '07% 107%
W> nter Salt 8s 68 cs i 68 i «8
2S/»«' WEISi v 1 & :r.t 07% ! 97%! 87% | 67%
•OS4 lets. tSells cents per chare.
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.
PSSI • ."! by William E. Nichols ft Co.. No. 15 Wall st.)
Bid. Atked. j Bid. Asked.
Atterlcar. Cen.. 7«» 7% j Granby Copper... 12 7 4 13
\e ° pref 61^ 62 i Havana Tobacco. 2."'. 29
Am r>e F com.. 120 130 | do pr»>f 33 38
«o combined.. 5% 8% ; Inter Mer Marine 11 11%
Am Tobacco .480 495 do pref 29 29*4
B»y State Gas.. 5-10 %i int Silver deb 63. 90 92'
Bein Ft«*! Co.. 25V» 27 Interb Rap Tt.,.220 223
R *°, rf**-- •■••• 55 88 j Lord & Tay10r... 115 130
Bwaer/s C M...170 176 ; do pref 99 102
_" pre' 115 — iMackay 63% 63%
Bflftrjj C Ccn.er 234 28% do pref 71% 71%
Ertt Co; Copper. 6% 7 M& B Cons B-lJ %
Cent Foundry. . . r,\ 6% Nevada Cc-n5.... 18% 18%
*>P^r 22 24 IN V Trans 5 6
tr.lc Subway 53% 54H'Otls Elevator 84 68
«W*rS-c 52% 84% Co pref 98 102
S. 3 le «Vi 7 | Royal Baking P. 145 160
Boa Oopper % 7-16 ! do pref 110 112
Eeciric 80at... 15 22 Term Copper 43 45
< 10 pref .70 75 Union Copper. ... 17&1 7 & 2
O*cmc Vehicle. 12 16 United Copper 59 59%
r *» ¥ T 't 16 22 do pref 66 100
Go.a Hill <>:>... 2% 2«i Utah Copper 25% 25%
Crewie r on Cr.j>. 29 2»%!WK Copper % %
gT-: Con Ooij 2% k. do pref 4 18» IT*
Cr«et« Elixir... 2% 2%
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
(tositinti by William E. Nichols «V Co.. No. 15 Wall st.)
BM. Asked. ! Bid. Asked.
taErtts 115 — | J B Stetson 300 —
aft ' -•' : • ... 170 17* do pref 165 165
to imi... . 103 -v«j Lens Monotype... 14 15
As; La yi: Co. 20 SO Maine 8 8 17 29
Co mf 70 80 Old Dominion IIS 123
fa fwi Aeso. 98 102 V Bess & L E... 68 72
•■ it. 1 -. Furnlt. 8 4 Pope Manfg 4 SU
flo t. 70 76 do Ist pref 66 f.!<
A* Soda 1 I do 2d pref 15 17
*■-> ltt pref !60 86 Pratt & Whit pf.loo 105
*• H iref .5 8 I Proctor & Gam.. 375 390
fa Three- f.. 4 4% do pref 205 210
415 Tj-pefdrs-... 35 88 ißailwayi Railway Auto 1 4
So prtf 9<j 100 : Co pref 10 18
*» Wri' P•' V«i4 25*4; Safety CH A L.275 300
to Bt. . ./r i ; «4 £j Securities Co 45. . 62% 68*
*•% Heat pf... US *2 1 81mp. Craw C 0... 27 40
<?«u'.oia ....... |SJ 142 ginger Mfg C 0.. .520 840
»«♦. Fireworks.. 14 20 Stand Coupler . . . 40 44
6° pref .66 71 Stand Mill C 0... 10 12H
groumni ...440 4»o do pref 31 35
fe Hub Tire «a » 30 dots 78 ** 81
°? I' V. Co pf. «2 «7 Trenton Pottery.. 17 19
«*> 6r- V.lvXJi 101% do pref 100 103
llfttni S 5.... t, _^| do ctfs 75 80
*«Strt £te»l. . . « 8 Trow Directory-. JJ 88
_* Pr»; 35 42 !Vn Bank N C0rp. 372 340
S*|*ia pref ...130 135 i do pref 80 83
5^ ggnal 65 M«; Un Typewriter. . . «2 »6
SBciar.m jo» 118 do Ist pref . . . .*l2O 12«
£*-H* M !.. so 40 do 24 ..•123 125
£*■ E>Titicg. 69 80 C S Envelope.... 224 —
■J* fclt._T sW 3S do pref ...... 88Vi «1
5s CO 65 Worth Pump pf.. 115 120
■^Jteamboat! : 2
*** fiivlflend.
" S W.YORK AND OTHER GAB SECURITIES.
'Srdai^ by William E. MchcU & Co.. Ho. IS Walt-at.)
., Blfl. Asked.' Bid. Asked.
4,** 4- Tr...m 118 jW Am Con 85... .101 103
rj*}*** m 100 NH G stock... 47 80
1^ CM .'* M 106 I»T*«E L*P 88 65
tfL^S Co 65.. W »4 do pref TO |0
V* C I*' C ss. 92'^ « NY* Rich W 35
!?,««« ." h : M «l| Nor * Ist 8*. . . -100 104
t?.lr/^ .'•* 114 118 Ohio *I O «*... 23 80
Et*G**Co«s4B 47 do stock »V 4 «
If <* LCo I^lol 103 Standard 1» 134
.y££. • •'£ 103 do K?f::::::::!SS 180
»*«'<« «7 72 do Bs »<» U2
«* HWH W W(} «,. n 40 Syracuse S* Wl Jo3fc
rl^^ auO 225 6t Joe Oss »W 100
J. * E River jSt Paul Ga. Bs. . W 100
*« 1»H. . . .108 111 Westell Ltg 85... 106 108
•*•» is» 107 T
UiUxes*,
FERRY" COMPANIES.
Bklyn P stoek'.. Did. Asked. NT A NPCC Et'*^-
Bklyn F stock . 1 B NY*NFC«sW4 MB
Hob Ftr Ist Bs.lOT 103 10*28 1 msfSs D* m
do stock oft 100 KTAKJInthR) I?
NY& BR F stk 67 TO UF cf KT&B st* 23 25
BANK STOCKS.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.)
Bid. Asked. Bid. Aakafl.
America Sift 830 Lincoln 1.660 i 075 '
Am Exchange. 250 296 Manhattan CO.. 365 COS
Astor National 650 700 Market & Ful.. 3*B 276
.-::tna National 205 218 Metropolis — «00
Bk of Discount 160 — Mechanics' .... 276 2BS
Battery Park.. — 188 Mech A Trad... 166 171
Bowery 320 333 Mercantile 265 280
Butch & Drov. 175 183 Metropolitan ... 170 160
Coal A I Nat. . 200 — Merchants' .... 108 176
Consolidated .. ICO 170 Merchants' Ex. 170 ISO
Century ITS 188 Mount Morris... 215 —
Chase 700 — Mutual 800 —
Chatham 300 310 Nassau 202 tit
Chemical 4.200 4.275 New Am Nat.. 400 425
Clt Cent Nat.. 133 137 NYNBA.... 813 820
City 265 270 N V County 1.200 —
Chelsea Bach.. 180 —NY Nat Exch. 206 210
Commerce 185 190 Nineteenth Wd. 800 860
Colonial 600 — North America. 280 810
Columbia 420 — Northern Nat.. ISO 160
Corn Exchange — 378 Oriental 200 270
§*"* River 180 160 Pacific 240 250
£MeUty 200 — Park — 490
£?«« National. — 750 People's 800 —
Fifth National. 840 — Phenlz 175 185
Fifth Avenue. .8.800 4.200 Plaza 670 600
Fourth Nat 2W* 217H Produce Exch.. 170 ISO
Fourteenm St. tOO — Riverside 260 280
<?•"*«*? gfto 41 ° Seaboard 808 —
S* ra * I <' • — 600 Second 700 —
S?™*"--*™ •• 165 178 State 1.700. 2.000
German Exch. 410 — Thirty-fourth St 206 —
wmanJa .... 600 — Twelfth Ward 880 —
weenwlch .... 295 800 Twenty-third W 190 —
U" m " tOllt 011 »0 — Union Exch.... 210 220
l* aa e £_ ••••• 480 800 United National 107 118
'"PATrsd... 675 600 U S Exchange. . 125 ISO
Interborough . 155 ira Washington Hts 229 —
l jyl a * 240 250 West Side 600 —
Jefferson 200 — Yorkvllle 400 —
Überty ...... 800 ' 620 i
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Wuralshed by Joseph Walker ft Sons. No. 20 Broad-sU
A , . _ Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
Tik * v"* 11 S4O — Grand River Vy.120 —
"ti?-^ Ve ™°nt. 63 — Green ..148 —
YtJs?£,* w we 8, e8t -145 — Hart & Conn W. 48 »1
At^JfJ^T^ 16 - S° — 111 Cent L Line.. loo 106
An^JP Al4ne - - 180 - Jollet * Chic... 188 187%
aSSLA^V-V ll2 — LSNRR&C..I23 —
bLS, rt. Mt M .SJ — La ft Mo Riv pf.170 —
»J2si.i Creek -JS 0 — Lowell ft And.:. .230 —
S?™* 1 5* •• -"O^ 178 Mahon coal pf... 100 110
bJ2^L 8 *& FF -«? ) m Mine H& 8 H..183 -
Bos* ft Albany. .254 258 Morris ft Essex. .185 —
B^t SAr f WW r eU V?!S — Nash * Decatur.l9o 195
5* t \ Y _ A L » J99. — Nashua & Lok.-. 240 —
22?? *?/,<"•• -810 — N J Trans C 0 . .. .So —
nZSLy£.'£. Av -S2 — NY & Harlem. .BSO 890
Brooklyn City... 225 — NYL&W ....125 —
SX^i^ 11 ] 1 i? 2 — Ninth Aye.. 1»5 200
a^mH? sf"-Jls5 f "-Jl5 — North Carolina... 175 —
Go Zd pref 115 — NItR of N H..180 '— »h
r^SV • b- 8^* 1 - 22^ - NRRofNJ-.»4 99
C p N*ER-l»0 _ North P«nn — 210
Charchee 4 O ljo _ Northwest Te1... 115 —
Ch ift E 111 ctfs. 168 188 Norf ft W pf....228 230
do pref 125 182 Osrrten &fin« 01 —
chru \ 10th st.m is ofdToi^ny*::::::^ 211
9T2. Pl . tU - • 115 IM^4 Oswego ft Syra. .220 —
Col ft Xenla 215 — ' pat ft Hud Riv. 190 —
Com Union Me.llß - | Pac ft AtTel.! 75 82
Concord ft Mon. 180 — Pat ft Ramapo. . .190 —
Cone a Ports... »o _ ■ Peorla ft B Vy..190 —
C A Pass pf. ...1«3 — Phil ft Trenton.. —
Conn River..... 285 — Pitts Bft LD.. 84 87%
Day ft Mich pf.208 - — do pref 70 75
Del ABd 8rk..200 — Pitts Ft W A C.175 —
Det Hills A 5...100 108 do *pechU.7. . .175 —
Cast Perm 142 150 Pitts McX ft Y..182H —
East Mshanoy.. 45 — Prov ft Wore 800 —
Eighth Aye *» 404 Renss ft Sara. . . .203 208
Elm & William. 103 — Roch ft Gen Vy. .140 145
do pref 155 — RW&O ...... .125 —
Brie A Ka!am..2M 283 Second Avenue. . .204 207
Erie ft Pitts 155 162% Sixth Aye 173 175%
Fitehbure pref. .142 . 144 South AAt Tel.. 05 —
Ft W& 3 ..135 — Southwest R R..115 120
421 Pt AC.£t F 890 408 Twenty-third 5t. 885 —
Franklin Tel 41 — XT NJR Rft C.260 266
Gold ft Stk Te1. 115 — Utlca ft Blk Riv. lßo —
Oa RRft B C 0.260 270 ITtlca Cft 8 Vy.158 —
Go*h*n ft Dec. 40 — JUtlca Clln ft 8. . 70 —
NEW JERSEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.
(Furnished by J. Thomas Reinhardt, No. 15 Wall street.)
Bid. Asked.
•American Dock A Imp Co os, 1021. J& J 112% —
Bergen Turnpike Co Ist to. i»c.l. J& J .....100 102
Brunswick Traction Co ss, 1946 97% —
Cbmden & Trenton Ry Ist Bs. 1820. M& N 100 101 %
do gen 1831. J & J 00 98
Csmden Suburban Ry Cs. 1946 105 —
Central Electric Co of X J Ist f.s, 1946. J & J. . OS 100
Citizens' Eleotrlo Co Ist Bs. 1915. MAN 95 —
Consol Traction Co of N J Ist f>s. 1033, J& D. .107 107%
Consumers light. H A P Co sb, 1939. J & J...100 —
Edison El 111 Co (Paterson) Ist os, 1612, J A J..100 —
do gen ss, 1925. J A D 107 —
Hie. PI & Cen Jersey Ry Ist 6s, 1950, J & D... 97 99
Elisabeth & Raritan Street Ry gen Ss, 1954 98 100 .
Gas A Eleo Co of Bergen Co Ist .'.b. 1949. J & D.102 —
dots. 1954. M AN 90 95
Hackensack Water Co Ist 4s. 1952. J ft J 93 94
Hoboken Ferry Co Ist con 6s. 1946. M & N. . . 109 110
Hoboken Land A Imp Co 6s, 1910. M & N 102 —
Hudson County Oas Co lst&s, 1949. II & N....106 106%
Jersey City Electric Ldght 0b €s. 1 &0» 105 —
Jersey City. Hob APBy Co 4b, 1949, M A N. . 72% 73H
Jersey City & Bern R R Ist 4Hs. 1043, J A J...103 —
•Lißhigh Valley Terminal ss, A A O 116 —
•Long Dock, Erie R II 6s, 1035, A A 0 180 —
Middlesex A Somerset Traction Os. 1960 1*74 100
•Midland RH of New Jersey i\*. A ft O.« 108% —
•Morris A Essex Ist 7s. 1914. MA N 119% —
do eon 7s. 1915, JA D 126% —
Newark Con Gas Co Jet r.B. 1948. Jft D. ..-. 109 1 -! 110*4
Newark Gas Co Ist 6b, 1944. Q—J 136 137
Newark Pass n It con r.s. 1880, J A J 110% 111%
New Brans Light. Heat & Power CO 48. 1930. . . 80 —
•New Jersey & X V Ii R 'is. 1910, M & N 108 —
New Jersey Zinc Co Ist 4s. 1820. A& 0 99 100
•N V & Greenwood Lake ss. 1946. M ft N 118 —
!N V & Hoboken Ferry Co gen Pa. 194«. J A D..108 109
!•NTft N J Ferry Co 2d 6s. 1946. Jft J 100 104
N V & N J Telephone Co Ist ss, 1925, M & .110 —
NY& N J Water Co Ist ss, 1920. FA A. 98 100
: N V Ruth & Pub Gas Co con 6s. 1911. M A 8.. 104 109
! •N V Sub & Western Term Ss. 1948. M ft N 114% 116%
i North Hudson Co hy Ist 6s. 1914. JA J 112 115
do con Bs. 1928, .T A J HO 112
doext ss. 1934, Mft N 104 108
North Hudson L H ft P Co Bs, 1938. A A O 109 —
North Jersey st Ry 4s. 1948. M ft N 77% 78%
Orange & Passaic Val Ist ss. 1938. J A D 95 »7
Paesalo Lighting Co Ist os, 1925. iX A N 106 107
flo 20. 55.. 1908 100 —
Passaic Water Co Ist 4s, 1920. Aft 0... 89% —
do gen .-is. 1937. J & J ■-. 107 —
Paesalc Gas Uitht Co Ist 6s. 1923 110 112
Patera Railway Co Ist os. 1908, J ft D 106 —
Patereon City Railway Co Ist 6s, 1907. F ft A. .104 —
do COD 6s, 1931. JA D v-"AAi 123 —
Paterson Electric Light Co Ist 6s. 1908 . . 103% —
Paterson Gas Light Co Ist Bs. 1906. 100 —
<Jo 23 68, A A Orn' Eleo' Co Vori Ps m' ft "b." '. '. '. 103 108
Patereon & Pas Oen Eleo Co con Ps. M & 8....103 108
Plainfield Gas & Elec Co Ist Bs. 1911. Jft J..-.JOS —
do pen 6s. 1940. A A O ..._.._... 103 —
Plainneld Street Ry Co Ist 6s. 1922. J ft 3 110 — •
Public Service Corporation certificates 69 70
do 5 per cent notes, 1909. 94 96
Rapid Transit Street Railway r.s. 1921....... . . 109 110
Rutherford &B S Gas Co Ist 6s 1911, Mft S. .103 —
Somerset Lightlnir Co Ist Ss. 1936. F ft A. ..... 95 —
Eomprset. Union ft Mid L. Co 4s. 1943. Jft D. . . 76 —
S JersPV Gas EAT Co let 6s. 1983. Mft B 101 103
TrinTon Gas A Elec Co Ist 6s. 1949. Mft 8. . . .108% 109%
Trenton Passenger Ry Ist 6s. IMI. Aft 0. . . . 120 —
Trenton St Ry Co Ist con 6s. 1939. J_ft 108 —
United Elee Co of N J Ist 4s. 1949. J ft D 72 73
•Flat price quotations.
STOCKS.
Celluloid Company 187 140
Consolidated Traction Company of New Jersey. 77% 78%
Jo«*rh Dixon Crucible Company » 890 —
Essex ft Hudson Gas Company •-.-• 128 127
Oas ft Electric Company of Bergen County 88 60
Hackensack Water Company common 176 --
do preferred 176 200
Hudson County Gas Company . . ... . . .... . .. . . .107 108
Jersey City. Hoboken & Paterson Railway C 0... 26 —
P Lorillard referred . . . . - 140 180
New Brunswick Light. Heat & Power Co GO —
New Jersey Zinc Company 420 440
North Jersey Street Railway Company 23 —
Paterson A Paseale Gas & Electric Co «9 72 •
Public Service Corporation 105 110
Rapid Transit Street Railway Company 250 260
Somerset, Union & Middlesex Llshtlne; Co 30 —
South Jersey Oas. Electric & Traction Co 125 127
Singer Manufacturing Company 830 650
Standard Oil Company - 60S 612
United Electric Company of New Jersey 45 —
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished by R. I* Day & Co.. No. 3 Nassau street.)
May 5. May 7. May 5. May 7.
Arcadian 3 3 Un Shoe Mach pf 29% 30H
Host & Albany.. 2sß* «284 Atlantic Mm 18 17«
Boston Elev. 153 164 Shannon Mln 7% SSL
Boston Coal — 23% Bingham Mm. . . . 32% 3314
CJB4U6 T»160 »168 Cal ft Hecla M. .680 CBS
Granby M1n..... 12% 12% i Centennial Mln.. 23 23
Fltchburg pref.. 141 141 Copper Range M. 84 84%
NyN H & H..11K1 197 Franklin M1n.... 15% 15%
Old Colony »200 •208 Mass Con Mln... 7« 714
West End St Ry — »«% Mohawk M1n..... 67% 69'
do pref — 114% Osceola Mm 102 101
Mass Eleo Cos.. 17 17 OM Dom Mln 87% 88
do pref 63% 63% Parrot Mln 82Ji 32*
Am Tel &T C 0.134 134 Qulncy Mln 05 86
No Butte 86% »2% | Tamarack Mln... 97 09
New Eng Tel... 137 187 • Wolverine Mm... 134
West Tel & Tel 13 IS IV 8 Mining 87% 87%
do pref 8» 68 V 8 Oil 11 10%
Westing Elec... 78 78 Mass Gas 45 46
do pref 85 83 do pref 86 86
Dom Iron & Stl. 2SV, 28-4 Utah 69% CO':
Un Shoe Mach.. 60 *'.' ,-»'
' •Asked.
CHICAGO STOCKB.
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
A Booth A Co.. 88 40 Met W8 El pf . . 64* 67
do prefT. 106 112 National Biscuit. 68« 64%
American Can.. 1%. 7tt do pref 116 117
do pref.rVT:.. 60S 61*4' National Carbon. 88 90
Am Radiator.... 125 180 I do pref 118 123
do pVe* .... - 135 Nor Chic 6t Ry. 81 40
American Ship.. 54 65 Nor West E1... 22 24*
do pref 104 106 do pref S8 ol
Canal* Dock.. 84 58 . Quaker Oats 110 120
Chic City 1ty... 150 160 do pref 101 102
Chicago Edlum.l4o 160 | South Bide Kiev. 89 81
Oio&oi-El.. 6 6*4 6t W Stable CL. 28 80
do pref 22 24 j do pref 90 100
Cblc'Pneu Tool. 62 54 Subway 63 63*4
Chic Title 4 Tr.104 106 ! Swift ACo 104 105
Chic Union Tr.. 5 7% In Boxboard APIS I*4
Diamond Match. 125 128 do pref 10* 11
111 Brick pref... 51 63 Western Stone... 88 40
X ft Lt... 61 «2 Tel 110 113
do pret «9 HI I West Chicago W 80
Met W 9 .... 26% 27%
BONDS.
Consum Gum 5«. — 105 I North w El 4n ... — 93
L E Ist me 5s — 09*4 i People's Gas 65. . — 108
Met Gold -!i ... — S2( So Side El 4H«..102 102 V,
do Extao 45.. 87 h7* Went Chic Ist 6s. 88 91
Tunnel fla. — WvJltool «a «6
m:\y-york daily trirt'xe. tcksday. may s. iom>.
BALTIMORE STOCKS. '
(Furnished by Van Bchaiek * Co.. No. 7 Wall street)
Cotton Duck..;..^^:
o ||3— :::» -..if j&Wffa:^ $
do incomes...: 82 82* fo4U, P pttt " _ M
tJSjSI « «$* Chaa cltyßyoi.lo6 10«4
seaboard ....... 27% 27% Chas Con Elec 8s — «6
do Ist pref 87 00 Cunt Trust 10 -! 200
do 2d pref.... 55 s«* Unton Trust!! i" - «
% toir-a: & ill* 383« Bfcg lH
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL. OF GEORGIA.
Number of m11e5...... 1,877 19 T576 ". '* 1?844
Fourth week in April.. $234,299 $200 278 $189,830
July Ito April 80 « 0.666.665 8.620,545 8.068.421
CHATTANOOGA SOUTHERN.
Fourth week In April.. $2,991 82 317 $3,013
July Ito April 30.... 114.856 104.077 »3:055
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS * LOUISVILLE.
Number of miles 048 546 646
Fourth week In April. . $145,541 $188,929 $13*. 063
July 1 to April 80 4.894.471 4.600.126 4.382.065
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
Number of miles 4.085 4 082 4,082
Fourth week in April.. $776,938 $720,123 $858,665
January Ito April 80. 11.082,959 10,127,483 —
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
Number of miles 8.573 3.422 3.100
Fourth week in April.. $1,020,883 $904,054 $000,728
July Ito April 30 35.463.134 82.581.427 31,218,850
MOBILE] & OHIO.
Number of miles 926 026 912
Fourth week in April.. $205,219 $242,029 $214,454
July 1 to April 30 7.741.537 6.852.364 6.460.450
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL A SAULT STE. MARIE.
Number of miles 1.642 1.804 1.892
Fourth week in April. . $266,625 $170,681 $110,906
July 1 to April 30. 9.606,316 7.224.801 6.849.956
TOLEDO, PEORIA A WESTERN.
Number of miles 248 248 248
Fourth week tin April.. $28,352 $31,695 $27,607
July 1 to April 80 1.032,121 1,016.847 1,094.562
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT.
Fourth week In April.. $122,694 $108,791 $99,175
January 1 to April 30. 1.609.363 1.381.894 1.320.686
GREAT NORTHERN.
Number of miles 3.838 5.113 5.213
Month of April $4,172,957 $3,247,493 $2,647,991
July Ito April 30 43.204.656 36.574.277 32.877.501
ILLINOIS CENTRA!*
Number of miles 4.301 4.284 4.265
Month of April $4,060,290 $3,751,192 $3,530,379
July Ito April 30 42,912.425 41.676.877 39,012,347
YAZOO &' MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Month Of April $747,603 $682,994 $550,377
July 1 to April 80. 7.222,073 7.506.438 6.722,120
FONDA, JOHNSTOWN A GLOVBRSVILLE.
Month of March— 1906. 1905. Changes
Gross earnings $54,266 $56,116 Deo. $1,860
Operating expenses... 82.102 32.221 Dec 119
Net earnings...' ... $22,154 $23,895 Dec. $1,741
July 1 to March 81—
Gross earnings $584,764 $529,915 1nc. 154.849
Operating expenses.... 304,269 281.365 Inc. 22.904
Net earnings $280,495 $248,550 Inc. $31,945
CONEY ISLAND A BROOKLYN.
January 1 to March 81 —
Gross earnings $822,460 $305,165 1nc. 517,295
Operating expenses.... 261.833 272,706 Dec. 10.873
Net earnings _ $60,627 $32,459 1n0.528.1A8
Other income 265 Dec. 285
Total income $60,627 $33,724 1nc. 527,903
Fixed charges 76.540 76.450 Inc. 00
Deficit $15,913 $43,726 Dec.527.818
ROCHESTER & EASTERN.
Jan. 1 to March 81—
Gross earnings $45,850 $35,671 Inc. $9,679
Operating expenses.... 32,888 33.394 Dec. 506
Net earnings $12,462 $2,277 1nc. 510, 185
Other Income 3.347 2.895 Inc. 452
Gross Income $15,800 $5,172 1nc. 510,687
Fixed charge 5......... 21.150 20.025 Inc. 1.125
Deficit $5,341 $14,853 Dec. $9,513
■
PITTSBURG RAILWAYS.
The Income account of the Pittsburgh Railways
Company for the year ended March 31, 1906, com
pares as follows:
1906. 1005. 1004.
Gross earnings $9,512,670 $8,569,477 $8,661,394
Expense::, taxes, etc... 5,528,011 5,150.644 6,186.882
Net earnings $3,084,639 $3,418,833 $8,474,512
Other Income 84.501 95.719 137.657
Total Income $4,069,100 $3,514,552 $3,612,169
Deductions 2,850.156 2,213.269 1,203,803
Balance $1,710,004 $1.301,253 $3,818,364
Fixed charges 1,676,068 1.582,833 2.334.441
Surplus " $42,946 •$281,550 •$16,077
•Deficit.
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY.
The Philadelphia Company has Issued its full re
port for the year ended March 31, 1900. The income
account compares as follows:
Gross earnings: 1906. 1905. 1004.
From gas $4,300,042 $4,377,399
From oil iw>.:m 158.402
Totals $4,778,801 $4,496,373 $4,535,891
Expense!) and taxes 3,046.932 1.935. I*o 2.067.000
Net earnings. $1,726,869 $2,658,193 $2,4<W.8»5
Imp's, betterm's, etc... 872,475 612,313
Balance $1,726,809 $1,685,718 $1,856,672
Other income. ...— 1.859.542 1.742,407 1,621.046
Total ineoro* $3,686,411 J3.428.21. r . J3.477.618
Charges, etc ~... 1.288.274 1,084.259 1.088.834
Surplus ~~ $2,348,137 $2,343,956 $2,424,284
STATEMENT OF NON-MEMBER BANKS.
The weekly statement of averages of the banks of
New York City. Brooklyn. Jersey City, Hoboken
and Staten Island, which are not members of the
New York Clearing House Association, but which
clear through some of the members, is as follows:
May ">. April 28. Changes.
Loans, discounts. In
vestments $144.765,»0a $147,922,300 Dec.53.156.400
Circulation 2.242.200 3.277.500 Dec. 85.300
Net deposits 156.576.900 159.452.800 Dec. 3.075,900
Deposits with Clear
ing House agents.. 15,095.700 14,986,800 Inc. 108.900
Deposits with bank
and trust cos 5.411,400 6,062.900 Dec. 651,800
Legal tenders and
bank notes 7.142,«0rt 7.856.100 Dec. 213.500
Bpede 6.604.700 7.050.400 Dec. 445. T00
Totals $34.1!54.400 $85. 4r.tt.200 1nc. 51.201. 800
Reserve required... 30.094.225 39.883,200 Dec. 768.975
Deficit ~ $4,830,825 $4,407,000 Inc. $432,825
AM. BTEEL & WIRE CO: STATEMENT.
The American Steel and Wire Company, of New'
Jersey, has filed the following statement of its con
dition on February 28, 1906, with the Secretary of
the Commonwealth:
Assets — 1906. 1905. Chances.
Real est. & roach.. $83,581,178 $84,446,708 Dec. $865,690
Merchandise 15.824.627 13.747.079 1nc. 2.077.548
Cash and debts re
ceivable 18,633,315 20.840.540 Dec.2.313.225
Investments 10.634,640 10.501.342 Ino. 133,298
Total $128,578,760 $129,541,729 Dec. $067,960
Liabilities—
Capita! Ptock $90 000.000 $90,000,000
Assets payable.... 4.819.016 4.488.292 Inc. $330,724
Funded debt 2,908.220 78.616 1nc. 2,830,604
Reserve fund 2,663.073 D5c.2.653.073
Surplus 30.845,524 32.421.748 Dec. 1.576.224
Total $129,541,729 Deo. $9«.969
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.]
Chicago, May 7.— The wheat market plunged and
jumped about to-day in an altogether irresponsible
way, for which there was nothing to account but
the susceptibility connected with the narrow limits
of the trade. At the close May wheat was %c and
July Me lower than on Saturday. The entire as
pect of the corn market changed in the last half
hour of the session. Offering of May and July by
some of the leaders disintegrated the previous bull
structure, which quietly collapsed. Yet the close
was %c lower and July %c to %c lower for the day.
Oats were also unchanged for May, July and Sep
tember. Provisions got enough support to make
good some of the recent losses. Pork was up from
7V,c to 12%o; lard and ribs, each 7Hc
Early In the session wheat was fractionally high
er, but the trading was small and slow. May ad
vanced on trifling buying, and when July also went
up the offerings were sufficient to stop the rising
tendency. There was uneasiness over the probable
results of frosts, but no serious damage was re
ported. Local receipts were eight cars, with four
cars estimated for to-morrow. May at the close
was 80% c and July 79c, showing Ho decline In the
one and Vie In the other. There was no outside
demand for the grain by millers.
The corn market was firm and higher at the start,
with a good general demand In evidence, and light
offerings. There were no reports of damage by
frost. Toward the close there was considerable
pressure, and prices weakened some. Local receipts
were 148 cars, with 188 cars estimated for to-mor
row. Shipments hence were 131.000 bushels. May
closed at 46% cto 46\c. July at 45fcc and September
at 45% cto iMic.
The market for oats was quiet, without much
change in price. Leading longs had plenty of May
for sale, which kept prices steady. The sample
market was unchanged. Local receipts were 185
cars, with 235 cars estimated for to-morrow. Ship
ments hence were 216,000 bushels. May sold from
82V4c to 82*sc, off to the former price. July sold
from Sic up to 3i'/»c. off to &0%0 to Jlc. and re
e.c3ed to Sic.
Provisions bad a strong undertone, but trading
Auction Sales Financial.
ANDREW J. MeCOrofAGK, Auctifm«-r.
KEOUI*.\H AXXXIOS S.VIUK OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER < SON
OFFICES. 55 WILLIAM -Titl.KT.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9th,
at 1340 o'clock, at the
nXJCHANGU SALESROOM,
3COB. 14 AND 18 VEBEY WBEXTr
BT ORDER OP EXECUTORS.
16 shs. People's Trust Co.
,55 >na. German-American Bank.
J2O shs. Franklin Trust Co.
325 shs. B. W. Bliss Co.. common.
88 shs. E. W. Bliss Ob. Prefd.
100 she. Union Typewriter Co. common.
10 shs. Kings County Trust Co.
10« shs. Massachusetts Gas Co. Prefd.
50 shs. Title Guarantee ft Trust Co.
5 shs. Union Typewriter Co. 2d Prrfd.
10 shs. Citizens 1 Trust Co.
100 shs. Royal Baking Powder Co. common.
800 she. H. R. Worthington Co. PreXd.
15.000 Northern Pacinc-Great Nor. R. R. 4 p. c Joint
Bds. (C. B. & Q. Coll.). Regst.
FOR AOCT. OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
$5,000 Southern Electric Securities Co. 5 p. & 80-year
Skg. Fund Gold Bonds.
25 shs. Southern Electric Securities Co.
81.000 Southern Electric Securities! Co. 5 p. c 30-year
Skg. Fund Gold Bonds.
5 shs. Southern Electric Securities Co.
113.000 Southern Electric Securities Co. 5 p. a 80-year
* Skg. Fund Gold Bonds.
€5 shs. Southern Elect Me Securities Co. '
SIO.OOO Southern Electric Securities Co. 6 p. a 80-»ear
Skg. Fund Gold Bonds.
50 shs. Southern Electric Securities Co. _. _
$15,000 Southern Electric Securities Co. 6 p. c »-year
Skg. Fund Gold Bonds.
75 shs. Southern Electric Securities Co. _ „
$18,000 Southern Electric Securities Co. 6 p. C. 80-»*ar
Skg. Fund Gold Bonds.
75 shs. Southern Electric Securities Co.
1.000 shs. Interest Ocean View Cemetery.
10 shs. Chemung Canal Trust Co.. Hlmira, N. . Y.
$2,000 Hudson Valley Ry. 6 p. c. Non-Cum. Incoma Re c .
Deb. Bds.. "Series A. If ßl. . _ ,_«___
$3,000 Hudson Valley Ry. 2 p. c. Noo-Cum. Incoma
Convt. Reg. Deb. Bds.. "Series B. 1961.
5 shs. Hudson Valley Ry. Co. . _ ,
$10,000 Delaware ft Northampton R. B. Cte. Ist Da. July,
1904. Coupons on. _ _ __
60 shs. Delaware ft Northampton R. It- Co.
100 shs. American Express Co.
*5,©00 Del. A Hudson Ist Mtge. 7 p. c. Bds . 1017.
55.000 Morris ft Eitnex R. R. Ist Consld. Mtge. 7s. 1915.
100 shs. Maine Steamship Co. _...—«.«
$25,000 Fonda. Johnstown & Oloversvill* R. R. 4H p. c.
Ist Con. Ref. Mtg*. Bds.. 1952.
$1,000 Interborough Realty Co. Profit Sharing Deb. Gold
Contract No. 482.
85 shs. The Faulhaber Stable Co.
10 shs. Wllliarosburg Trust Co.
100 shs. Crocker Wheeler Co.
50 shs. Alliance Realty Co.
14 shs. Natl. Bank of North America.
31 shs. Mercantile Natl. Bank.
100 Bh9. Mercantile Natl. Bank.
50 shs. Mutual Trust Co. of Port Chester.
25 shs. Cook A Bernhelmer Co., pfd.
$120,000 Vehicle Equipment Co. Ist Mt». 5 p. c. Bond*
1933, January. 1906. coupon on.
f>o shs. Elberon Hotel ft Cottage Co.. pfd.
100 shß. American Express Co.
BO shs. Westchester & Bronx Title ft Mtg*. Gu&r. Ox
25 shs. Second Natl. Bank of Jersey City.
100 she. Mortgage Bend Co.
25 shs. Mutual Alliance Trust Co.
10 shs. Gallatln National Bank.
$10,000 N. Y. Weighing Barge A Coaling Co. Ist Mtg*. 8
p. c. S. F. Bds.. 1922. July. 1904. coupon on.
800 shs. N. Y. Weighing Barge & Coaling Co.
SO shs. Bell & Bogart Soap Co.
50 shs. American Elec. Securities Co.
300 shs. Automatic Coal ft Weighing Barge Co.
Financial.
KANAWHA
5 h m m llf ill * * •*
AND
MICHIGAN R. R. GO.
MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS
SEND YOUR PROXIES
TO MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS
COMMITTEE FOR ANNUAL
MEETING. JUNE STH. 1908.
G. D. MACK AY, "] COMMITTEE.
of Mackay & Co. care Mackay & Co
WH.GOADBT hh N as«au & Pln?8&
I.llL£wOOD by&C J n«w York City. '
SEND FOR PRINTED PROXIES AMD INTORMATIO
to MACKAT ft COMPANY,
Nassau & Pin* fits.. N»w York City.
Financial Meetings.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne A Chicago Railway Coupaay.
Pittsburgh. Pa.. April 30. 1906.
\fOTICE. — The annual meeting or the Stock
and Bond holders of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne ft
Chicago Railway Company will be. held at the office of
the Company, In the City of Pittsburgh, on Wednesday.
May Wth. lfttXi. at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of electing
thr»« Directors in place of a like number whose term
exi'irea on that day. J. B. UPHAM. Secretary
Excursions.
DECORATION
DAY TRIPS!
ATLANTIC CITY, NIAGARA PALLS,
WATER GAP. GETTYBBCBG.
Send at once for Circular.
THOS. It HENDRICKSON'S TOURS,
343 FULTON ST.. BROOKLTN. N. T.
STARI N'S
EXCURSIONS
BOOKS OPEN
STEAMBOATS AND BARGES
SHADY GROVES ON
LONG ISLAND SOUND
and HUDSON RIVER
A Day's Pleasure for Churches and, Sunday
Schools.
OFFICE: CORTLANDT ST. PIERS.
'Phone. 1293 Cortlandt
Instruction.
SYMS SCHOOL.
22 West 48th Street.
New building* will be at
49 and 51 East 61st Street.
For Both Sexes) City.
fTVHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAOSB.
J. Madison Square (1122 Broadway).
Harlem Branch: Lenox Aye., N. E Corner 138 th St.
Brooklyn: 78 Court St. Newark: Scheuer Building.
SCHOOLS OPEN ALL SUMMER.
Teachers' Agencies.
AMKBICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHKIW AGKNCT
supplies Profeesors. Teachers. Tutors. Governess**, etc. to
Colleges. Schools and families. Apply to
lira. 11. J. YOUNG-FULTON. 89 Union Square.
""* DVERTI6EMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Th*
J\. Tribune received at their Uptown Office, No. 1864
Broadway, between 36th and 87th tu. until ft o'clock p. m.
Advert}semenU received at the following branch offices at
regular offlca rates until 8 o'clock p. m., vis.: 284 Bth
aye.. s. c. cor. 28d st. : 153 6th aye.. cor. 12th St.; 93 East
14th st.; 257 West 42d St.. between 7th and Bth ayes.;
2f13 West 128 th st. : 1338 3d aye.. between 76t& and 77th
sts. : 1026 3d aye.. near 61st st -. 1708 Ist aye.. near BKh
St.; 157 East 125 th St.; 786 Tremont aye.; 680 8d aye,.
near 41»t st. ; 584 8d aye.; 210 Bleecker at.
City Hotels.
HOTEL CASTIiETON.
ST. GEORGE. STATE* ISLAND. W. T.
Advantage* of mountain*, seashore and city combined;
large airy rooms, excellent cuisine, every aytdera Im
provement; moderate rates; music, billiards, bowling,
tennis, golf. E. A. DENECHAUD. Manager.
Boston.
BQSTGH^VEfipOME
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE.
A HOTEL FOR REFINED PEOPLE.
Unexcelled In location and appointments^ by
any hotel in the city. Particularly
to Wiiss. familieN and tonrisU. Perftct qnist ;
8 minutes walk from Back Bay 8.8. stations.
OKEENLEAF ft BARNES.
The NEW Profile House, White Mts. opens Jose Si
was of a small volume). The light run of hoes and
the liberal shipment* of both meau and lards In
fluenced considerable bullish sentiment. Later,
when the market was inclined to sag. the packers
lent their support. July pork sold from $15 15, to
115 nVt to $16 25. off to H5 23fc. July lard sold from
*S 40 to 18 47%. off to la 45. July ribs sold from Is SO
to IS 52**, up to |BS7tt. off to » 66. Hog receipts
were 36,000, head, and prices at the yards were
stoady to a shade higher.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Washington. Hay 7.— The condition of the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day was as
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion $ifiO,oOO.ooo
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING CER
TIFICATES.
Gold coin t864.825.8W
Silver dollars 473.0tt6.000
Silver dollars of 1600 7.636,000
Total • $1.055.023.5f1»
OenenU fund 143.ai5.71l
Deposits In national banks 115.4J1.65S
In Philippine treasury a*lia *li a 'sL^
Awaiting reimbursement ». ■■ "ShiS?
Current lisbiUtles^.. .......♦«.....»...•.»♦.» 10i,Z".:-^
. 1. ■ ■ ' ■■■ «■ *ii f.i >< -
Summer Resorts.
VAGATIGN IN THE MOUNTAINS
c: Onus*. Sullivan, Ulster and Delaware Count!**, K. T..
on th*
New York. Ontario & Western sty.
• If you are seeking a SUMMER HOME for your family
In a region of absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST.
* «i? feet above the ■«». with pure air, pur* water, pure
raiiK. , no malaria or mosquitoes, and within Three Hows'
Ride from New York— a country heartily recommended by
physicians then send t» cents for postage, to the under
signed, or call and get free at offices below the SUPERB-
I*l ILLUSTRATED BOOK. "SUMMER HOMES." of 135
pages. It elves a list of over Low Hotels. Farms and
Boarding Houses, with their location, rates of board,
facilities, attractions. &c. Vacation Bureau at 425 Broad
way, N. Y.
IN NEW YORK— I4I. 425. 1354. 17» Broadway. 45
Nassau et.. Id Park Place, 287 4th ay«.. 345 Columbus
aye.. 2798 3d aye.. 105 West 125 th St.. 182 6th aye.
Ticket offices. Franklin and West 42d st. ferries.
IN BROOKLYN — Court st.. 4"» Nostrand aye.. cor.
Macon St.; 390 Broadway: Ea«le Office.
On May 2«th. 27th. 2Sth and 20th Excursion tickets at
reduced rates will be sold at 425 Broadway.' 1354 Broad
way, 66 Beaver st . 4 Court st., Brooklyn. Weehawken
end ferry offices, giving an opportunity of personally se
lecting a Summer homo and also enjoying a day's fishing
in this delightful region. Tickets good returning May 31st.
J. C. ANDERSON.
( Traffic Manager. 5S Beaver St.. X. Y.
XEVT-JERSKT.
GALHN HALL,
Hotel and Sanatorium,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Elegant new brick building. No mor* luxurious sw
commodaUons on th* coast. Half aa acr* of Ouattvs
Baths aad a swimming pool. Booklet.
F. I* YOUNG. General Manager.
HOTEL DENNIS,
ATLANTIC CITT. N. J.
Open all the year.
Fireproof addition of 100
Rooms and baths.
Hot and cold sea water in prtvat* baths.
WALTER J. BUZBY.
CHALFOME.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Always Ops*).
On th* Beach. Fireproof.
Send for Literature
THB LEEDS COMPANT.
HADDON HALL.
ATLANTIC CJTT. N. J.
ALWATB OPEN. ON OCEAN FRONT.
Courteous Attention. Homelike Surrounding!
Every Comfort.
Booklet and Calendar on application,
LEEDS A LIPPINCOTT.
hotel mmni IT nw"
Orerlooking th* Ocean. Open all the year.
TRATMORB HOTEL CO.
CHA& O. MARQUETTB. XX a WHITR.
Manager. Pre*lden«
THE HOLMBUBST.
ATLANTIC CITT. N. J.
After extensive alterations, presents an entirely new natal.
Situated In the most central and yet most select section.
Pennsylvania ay*. Unobstructed ocean view. Capacity.
800. The very latest and every high-class hotel appoint
ment. Private baths, running water in rooms, spacious
porches, amusement hails, elevator to street, etc. Booklet
and spring terms upon request. HENRI DARNELL.
HOTEL RUDOLF,
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY.
Plrectly on Beach. Local and long distance telephone*
In room*. American and European plans. 400 ocean vtaw
rooms. 100 suites with private sea. water baths. Orches
tra. Capacity 1,000. Special Spring rates. New Tork Rep.
Town and Country Bureau. 299 4th Aye., 10 A. M. to 6
P. M. Phone 6246 Oramercy. CHAS. R. MYERS. Owner.
HOTtL MORTON,
Virginia Aye.. near Beach. Atlantic City. N. J. Open all
the year. Fine Table. Suite* with private bath. Hand
somely refurnished. Perfect sanitary arrangements. Ele
vator to ali flocrs. Special rates for Winter. Capacity. 280.
MRS. N. R. HAINES, Owner aad Proprietor
SEASIDE HOUSE,
Atlantic City, \. J.
Best Location on the Ocean Front.
F. E. COOK St SON.
SOMERSET INN
AND EIGHT COTTAOES. BERNARDSVILLE. N. 3.
88 mile* from New York, on Ladkawanna R. R.. via W.
««rd. Christopher or Barclay St. Ferry. Altitude. 800 feat,
Opens May 19. BEN. R. PHBLPS. Manager.
Telephone 78. Barnardsvllla.
ALLENHURST INN
AND COTTAGES.
ALLENHURST. N. J.,
Will Open May 80th. 1908.
Booking Office, Town and Country. 289 Fourth Ava,
Fred. A. Duermeyer. Prop. a. L* Marsh. M«r
Lav Hotel 91 Regis.
THE PRINCETON Two blocks from Beach.
One from Wesley Lake. Select family hotel. $• to $11.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
BRETTON
WOODS
Representatives of Hotel* Mount ' Pleasant and
Mount Washington now at Resort Bureau N. E.
Cor. Broadway * 28th Street.
Telephone 4748 Madison.
The Wentworth
fcj_. .- />..« la R - *• STATION.
NeW cISt IS, PORTSMOUTH. E H.
*-•" and Japanese Peace Plenipotentiaries met at
Hotel Wentwortii last Summer.
ju hours from Boston on NORTH SHORE. Accom
modations for 400. Large orchestra. Splendid golf
links, grand drives, boating, bathing, swimming pool,
fishing. Centre for automoblllng. Address
HARVEY * WOOD.
New Hotel BeUsrae, Boston: 281 Fifth Aw.. Mew Task.
VERMONT.
The New Profile House
WHITE MOUNTAINS
One of the finest resort hotels in the country and
bow nesting completion will open June 2Sth for Its
•— v ae*aon. Where only the best can be obtained. 2o
jrrttix - *—«es. C H. OREENLEAF. Prea
lirivtl* -»««S. ~— MJoma Common weal th> At*.
Bust— m* ~-»don»e— Comnaamcalth A**.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs
new YOU omen. 843 FUTTH aye.
Waters, tots* hotels as* ■«■■■■> nswher* eejaolloaV
Rheumatism, gout and nervous diseases cuied. cSwnple^
hydrotherapeutio apparatus. Japanese sun parlor, soli
iwimmioir pool ,Jto U*ery and outdoor pastimes. tal
NEW HOMESTEAD, modern in the strictest sens* end
patronised by the highest class, Is unquestionably the
cne.t ail year round resort hotel in America. BrAker?
flffr. v jih direct N. T. wire.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows step-over at Covtngu,n. Va.. on through tickets to
Cincinnati. Louisville Chicago, St. Louis and the IV«;
tar side trip to Virginia Hot Spring*.
Pullman compartment car. via Waabtrgton, leaves ML T.
4:13 p. m . arrive* Springs 8:SO a. m.. Eastern ttsaei
n-cu-.lon Uck.ts at C. * O. odes. CC? Uroadway. eSes.
ream. R. R. and connerlnsj lines.
Summer Resort*.
NIW-TOaV
mm ADUM»DACKS
Hotel /|IVIFSRSiIND
** AND COTTAGES
OX LOWER BARAXAC LUUt.
A most delightful lake and mountain resort. Opcst Jus*
23d. Perfect Oolf Links. Fishing. Rowing. Bathing; Ten
nis and Dancing. Superior Music. Post, telegraph, tele.
phone, offices In note:. Booklet. O. 9. MOCLTON. Man
sger. Ampersand. N. T. N. Y. Office. 2S» Fourth At— W.
ni.ivsant slxsos, nw tojul
POCANTICO LODGE . -
__ . OPEN THROUGHOUT THE TEAR.
F? V. 1 -' la capactt*. generously equipped ana teaCaeSg%
J00*?"*"J 00 *?"*" •* access, and a centre of many open-air a>
ttaettcas. CEORGE W. TUTTLO Saastsy?
BRTARCLIFF LODGE
WIU. O«H S*A«>M
_ _ D. B. nxxn,
„..,._„ . in. Star. Howl and Realty tot uma
BOOaingS) now making for either hnn— at PoeanrlM
Lcdg^lWjrelS Ho».^Rce. orlKw TSTos^WteSssT
HOTEL
GRAMATAN.
BROXXVILLB. WESTCHESTEa CO.. » T.
OPEN ALL Tim TSAR.
The most delightful health and jilmsii rssw-t -..«.
New Tort. New and modem: complete la every «<UII
ot serrice and equipment. refined, qutot. isnilssiil «>
miimte* from Grand Central via TfsiTisii Till Ml» ML T.
C. 10 trains daily. Send for new Ultstxatad tee*t?c
J. J. LANNIN CO.. Props.. BroaxrUla. K. T.
Also 1 Garden Ctty Hotel. Oardea Cltr. L. X.
PropsilManhan— t Hop—. Shelter Mas**, I» T.
Cats&m MossvjtassA.
The REXMERE " 1 •taSBoS ■
CHURCHILL HALL V 8V 8 I4 i?SS RD
HOTEL HASOLTON. ) CATHKILJ*BL,
E. GRIFFITH. Her., now booking at Hlsss Bsfta,
cor. 2Sth st. and Broadway. Now Teak.
Tel. 4748 Mad. 8. M. CHUKCHILU M. XX. l>s»>
PROSPECT PiRK HOTEL
CATBKIU, X. T.
Will open In June, under new management, r-rlvvit
bath* have been added, and many liniinnei*— l* (».-< so*
being mad*. Sand for Illustrated booklet. New T*sfe rep
resentative will call with floor plan* and pbotasaessssx
Address FRANK N. ROGERS. Mansgei. CMstdO. Jt T.
y7nHERE"B the Joyous thrUl of Spring cad C»V
/ -a. hungry fishes beckoning yon la the strossas N
near the
STEVENS HOUSE
Adirondacks.
Tho Mecca of the nature lover and th* imuL c;
the Sportsman and OoUer.
\ Special rates May it June. Circular. j
GEO. A. STEVENS. Sol* Proprietor. jT
LAKE PLACID. X T. /
THE CHESTNUT
MVERDALE-ON.HIJDSON. N. V.
OPENS FOR THE BEA3OX APRIL ICTH.
—^Elegantly Furnished Apartment,
Prtvate bath. $1.50 dally; Including meals, two. %V%
weekly; one. 915.
THE VAN KEXSSELAER. 15 East 11th St.
COKVEIX INN— Beautiful, cool location: good Oak.
ing. boating, bathing, table and beds- large. air*
rooms. For further particulars, JOHN BOTXJB. 1H
Mountain. Ulster Co.. N. Y. Box 11. *~**** *«
OTI CUT.
T* TT W*
GR IS WOLD
(EASTERN ran),
NEW LONDON. CONN.
B. H. YARD. ... -— -jn 1
Open from June to October. Esttrtly a now ssesL
: Everything new— funushlngs. boAsla* llaem. tStt^r
etc. Solid mahogany furniture throughout. Oa*
hundred bathroom suites. THB FINES? SCasV ]
MER RESORT HOTEL IX AMERICA. .. "«-"
. [ f Address.
B. H. TARZ>. Mgr.. 71 Broadway. >',«- j^as.
until June Ist; after that data add Ma* '
as above.
GRANLIDEN HOTEL
Lake Sunapee, N. H.
Finest Hotel m New Hampshire. Entirety saw tfcts
Season. Ftohlns; th* beat. Golf. Tennis. E-tti=j. Good
livery and fine roads. Writ* far Circular. W. X 7.
BROWN. Derwey Hotel. Washington. D. <*. until Mar
20th. THEN OranUden Hotel. Sunapee. i:. I.'.
HAaays.CHtsi.rim,
NANEPASHEMET"
Tsia»HMSi»fs;s KECS, MASfIL '
Open* June 14th. Finest locatlo.-. on the North Shore.
Every room has ocean view. Special rate* far June,
Send for circular. E. O. BROWN. Proprietor.
CERKSmBE "Tfy-q,
THE MAPLEWOOD,
PITTSFIELD. MASS.
TO OPEN JXXC IST.
Send for 1906 Booklet before looking elsewhere.
ARTHUR W. PLUMB, PUOP*R.
BERKSHIRE HILLS
Dry. Cool. Isrlgoraclng CUmat*. Pur* TCUtsr.
LENOX. MASS.
S cenery of Ctogrpnsrins 1 Sesaxtr.
HOTEL C ASPINW ALL
OPEN nrm. November tost
AUTO GABAGE. O. D. SgATBT. Maaag*%
STOCKBRIDGE aSksS^v
Bed lies) Inn now open. I A. T. TreadwaT
Zlcatoa Hall middle of June. I Prop.
XAcnc.
The Malvern Hotel
AND COTTAGXB.
BAR HARBOR. MAINE.
Opens July 1. Send for booklet.
KKNEST O. 08. SZaaaSEr.
CV Th* Webster. 40 West «Bta 3:, X
rgyysTLTANiA.
f-*.sAj>Msna. PA.— POOONO JrptJKTAETI.
\j Where you caw catch (rest.
TBD NEW 6PRCCF CABOT ORS.
sttrsetlvely located A Poooao Mta.: mad. iniQj.j«s~wg*»t
• hra. from New Terk. Booklet W. J. *> It. Di PBIS
P. C. Canadeosia. Pa. Cresoo Sta.. Tsrlia, U. B.
FOR SALE.
One pair Corliss Engines, built by
Wm. A. Harris Steam Engine
Co* size 14x36, in good condi
tion.
1 Compound Duplex Worthtngton
Pump, 14 and 20x12x15.
1 Simple Duplex Worthington Pump
18v.xl2xia
1 Steam Freight Elevator, Whittfcr
Machine type.
2 Crane Hydraulic Elevators, hor
izontal type.
1 50 K. W. Ames Engine and Gen
era! Electric Dynamo.
Address
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE OFFICE
■ iay. 4r. as.. >ra*rlcaa L*-^ i'vl
N T. Americans vs. Wasalaaioa.
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