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VJS
linnkrrs and Brokers.
CUBAN INTERNAL
5%
BONDS
COUPONS DUB MAT 28. 1906.
By arrangement made with the
HAVANA BOND & TRUST CO.
we will pay such coupons on pres
entation at our New York office.
A. 6. LEACH & CO.
149 BROADWAY, N. Y.
liaiigfarten & Co.
BANKERS
5 NASSAU STREET
Investment Securities
Foreign Exchange
Mm cf Credit lftiUWt li all parutcf the
WtfU.
Chas. D. Barney & Co.
BANKERS & BROKERS.
13 Broad Mnrt,
S_W VOKK.
m Ronth Foorth Street.
I'HlJ_____lA.
a «■■■■■ i 8. 111. John B. Yon SebaJek.
Td. IZIO-lSll and 1512 It(»for. < Cable Tarpotenm.
VAN SCHAICK & CO..
V. T. Stock ISxcbaose,
___3_BS OF l»nodnce. EichanffCt, a_l
Cblrucß Board of Trader
7 WALL STREET.
■■■•■ °" ll)< JTW Bnwd St.. Newark. K. J.
FOR SALE.
FIFTY SHARES OF GUARDIAN TRUST
COMPANY
Gl_llVrTOr_ GILBERT
2 Wall St.
1 nTTSBHRG, FT. WAYNE 1 CHICAGO 1%
CLEVEUNOtPITTSBURG7%
ILLINOIS CENTRAL LEASED LINE 4%
Guaranteed Mocks
Dealt in by
JOSEPH WALKER & SONS,
BANKERS.
MEMBERS OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
20 Broad Street, New York City.
FOR SALE.
E. W. Bliss common.
New England Watch.
Metropolitan Water. Kansas City 4';.
American District Telegraph, N. J.
Cook and Bernheimer preferred.
FREDERIC H. HATCH.
Dealer in Unlisted Securities of Railroada and other
Corporations in the United States and elsewhere.
Tel. 1146 Broad 30 Broad St.. New York.
N. W. HALSEY & GO,
U.V.VIkB BS
BONDS FOB INVESTMENT.
4* Mali St.. New York.
FHII.APELPHIA CHICAGO MAM FRANCISCO.
FRED X F. ■ MABOOAND
KIU X r, mARQuAND
36-37 BROAD STREET.
STOCKS a__cL BO_TDS
FOR INVESTMENT OR ON MARGIN.
S—nual of Statistics showing fluctuations of the M&tket
Cor th* year luce, mailed free _ application.
SPECIAL LETTERS
on any active Curb or Mining Stock Mar
ket Letter and Quotation List, free.
Curb Stocks Carried on Margin.
J. Thomas Reinhardt,
_ . . Specialist In Curb Stocks.
Telephone ItJ9Q.Lt Hector. 15 w_i St.
BALTIMORE STOCKS. /«*
<Tunjlebt<J by Van Schalck * Co.. No. 7 Wall street) '"'^
Cnttefl railway .^V'wij Co- ton Dutr A> _ 1
do income... 71S 71% rt, m-omw "I! 3214 MV4
fell f 505 0 4".. prel " "!_ l
■fell fm^t 1
mass ip^ii i
BOSTON STOCKS.
<FX.ml.hed bj^R L Day * Co.. No. 3 Xa M ..r^,.,
Orar.lv Mln 12% J2H Sa*He-^MI« «£" «?
OM Crlcny 205 205 |FrjnLlln Win il %
West J>..J *ny CS OSH ' M_ Co., " un"u n " ' ' J ? v
waSs-y s il,_^i;;.:;;.g» 1
»otn Ir..n & Rtl. 30% 30 I 4o M% «*^
w^nien ogsi.:<s _ let** rTr::.;:::; s5 «}^
CHICAGO STOCKS.
Bid. Atk~s -.. . . _
An^-can::^ ,_J
4?,.',;:' » ■&, g- $<i «,»>■ % i
BONDS.
' • ""•» l /_
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
<Furnlch«*] hy Oinrlea I>. Uamey A «■<> k. o« •>
g Zrt? :::: 'IT? l%5* A *r* -'I^S
Con L Sup I»>4 my,] do pref. 49 A #*
TSanJL o '^ M * sM^slis* Si
Mam-nil fi«|.. » 4 ClPhlla Hl#r rk « •
Klec Ft nat Co. 71 72 ! Phi « * rill"" fi? -2*
Klec Co of Am. .11 llnlph ft L? -$L SL
T^hiirh i- A *.S ,2J* Pmokelem Pow... 13 23
Mlfri?^* 1 U R 7^!K nlon Tmcllon :: kT f*%
o« Asph«it. ... vT ohl w>iSSch co.^: '. 29 s no*
BONDS.
Am Ry Cony fia.lo2 lO2'4', l»Mla Flee 4* r«w nuv
SECURITIES VALI'KS IHGIIKK.
AFTER EARLY WEAKNESS ENTIRE LIST IMPROVES.
Anaconda's Big Earnings Attract Active Bui/ing of the Copper Shares
— Money Rates Relatively Easy.
Closing prices of stocks dealt in. with net
changes, follow:
Adams Exp....545 lKan CHv So pf. 62 - — -,
Allla-Chal Co.. 21% -(- %\K ice «•? Chic. 04* + %
Amal Hopper. .110% -♦- l%Lon* ItNnd .. . .". «2 — %
•Am E«et Bug. 274 + 4 1 Louis A- Na5h.. 145% + 1^
Am C * Fdry.. 41% + % Maihat Flev. .154 '
do wr.f 1024 — UlMet #1 Ry ctfs. 115 -•
Am C*?on Oil. »2 (Met Kutc i4H — %
Am Gxarn T... 9*4 +■ %!Mexlcan Central 23% + H
AmH* L, 0% |M & S«t L. ... J24 -- %
do pet SS 1 ■+- S iS 8 M.157% + %
Am Ic-. Secur. .C 4 + %' do j.ref 1744 + .3%
•Am Un**ed... 20 + %IMo Kan & Tex. 33% —• %
•Am 1.0c0m.... «S% +I%' do r*f W% + 2
•Am »«alt pf.. 28% + •% Missouri F»c... »4% + %
•Am Sru-lt 1574 + Til Nat Bl«cult «3% + %
do oref 120 — %|Nat E& St »04 — %
Am Pneumat.. 40% — 2%!»Xat I-^ai*. «»% — "A
•Am Sugar 137% + 3% ! do cref 102% ,— , %
Mo pref 137 .+ 2 IN Rl.of M pf. 3»<4 ■+■ %
Am T'-b pref. .1034 + HI J« 21 pref 20%
•Am Wool 38% + %;n Y. fir Brake. l 4«% — —
•Anaconda 275 + 7 NY *ei-tra1... '.141*4 + 1
ATa. S X 89% + %'n V C it St L.. «9% + %
At Coast Une.145% +1% do 21 pref.... 85 —2
Halt *c 0hi0... 107% + (41 K Yr. ft W.... 814 + J4
do 1 .shts. % — — ! Sort d -WeKt... 004 + %
da ...ef »4 —1% North American. »8% + %
Bklvn Kap Tr. M>4 + «i;Nnrth(<~- Pac...20S c + 2
Bruna^vlck .... 17% — 'ill^cin Coast \V,<* +; V 4
*Butter:clc Co.. 03 — 4% lacifl*- Mnll 38
Can South 674 — l»4|l»ann n^ilroad. .135% + %
Canadian Pac .160% + £ Pr-aa"* ?tl Car. 51% + %
do r^hta 11% — ■.■« Xv Steel Spring 52 — — -
Cent leather.. 42% + Hißeadlrß ...:... 130% +1
do 7t*t 104% — %:*Keo Ir->- & Stl. 2«% + %
Chea L Ohio. C»% : uo ri*-*.. 101 + X
Chic £ Alt pf. 77 + % I Rock Inland 25 + %
Chic Ot Weat.. 19% + %l ..o r-r «4V4
do j.r«f B ... 85% + %St I»u<- f»outhw 224 + %
CM f St P.. 1«94 +814 do pr*f 554 + %
C* Z: W 204% + 2 gloss-Shea* 79% + 1%
Chic Cnlcn Tr. . .4% + %:southtr- Par... «6% -i- %
do pref 13% + %l do i»rf 11» + 4
Col Fl-=! & 1.. 51% + % I Southern Ry.... 37% + %
Col & Pnuth... 34 -(- I% ' Ter.n 1- * I 147 -+- «4
do 2<l pref... 47% -»- M Texaa * Pac 32% :
Cft H C * 1.. 20% + %i Jo r/u.d Trust 7«H + IV,
Cbnaol «aa. 138 + 2% ! To' Rv & Lt 33% + 2V4
Corn Pr R Co. 23% 4- %iT Pt I. ft W 31%
do t>r«f 7» -»- tt do prof 50% — %
Del S. Hudson. 2oo% -1- 2% Twin C.y R T.IIS + 4
Del w* W. 600 +20 Un Bas ( P • 9% + %
Den it n G.... 48 4- % do r"i-f 71
IVt 6 > rtfa.... 9% I Union lac 150% + 1%
Dtat Bee Cor. . . «34 -4- 1% do j»ref 90 4- 1 ■
Erie 43% + % Unit nr Invest. 61 ■ ' — %
00 W. pref... 7i*% 4- % US 1P... 45"4 4- **
M &am pf.. t«ft% 4- % U S HtJ & R. . 35% 4- B%
O»n n<v C 0... 169 4- 1% do rr»f "8 +3
Ot Xoifr. pf...304 4-4 US Ri:^r £><> — %
Hay I 5; »c Ry.. M 4- % do let pref ... 10»% — %
Int M«t 53% — % do 2<l rref 80% — %
■Jo r'f «« — %!L T 8 Steel 41% 4- 4
Int Paper pf... «n% ! do j,r*-f 10(1 4- 4
•Int Pcwfr 51 —6 Va-Or C?»em.. . 42% 4- %
In: Pump r.4 —1 Vulcan Pctin pf 64% 4- %
do rrtf M 4-1 Waba*»i 21 -
lowa Central... 27% 4- 4 do 1 •*♦ 4«%
do piet 52 — 1 Wert Maryland . 39% — %
Kana * 4lch. . CS% 4- % West In Tel... 92% 4- %
K«n City 50... 26 4- %|W«sat MfK 154 —
,- " - Wls ftn.ral 254 — %
•Unlived. - . .
Closing prices of active bonds dealt In, with
net changes, follow:
Japan ?d aeries. 9R% — H'VI« Cs-.t let Inc. 21% 4- %
do 4', ,9 »3 4- %|P«r.n cnv 1915.. 96 4- %
Am Tol. 4a 70% ■+• % Bo Par !gt ref 4s 95% 4- %
B «. O gold 4a.. 102% — % I Union Pic lit 45.104S 4- %
Cc! In<l Aa 78% -I- %IU S Suil 5s ... 98 4- %
do !«• 77% 4- HI Wabaah D Ba 79% 4-%
Dirt 6^c C Ba.. 89 4-l%i
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.
After a period of weakness In the forenoon
dealings the market developed an advancing:
tendency, under the lead of the copper shares,
which were favorably affected by the annual re
port of the Anaconda Company, showing more
than 19 per cent earned. As Anaconda is an
asset of the Amalgamated Copper Company, the
stocks of the latter naturally were influenced by
the increase in earnings, and the fact that there
was buying by brokers who are supposed to
represent the Standard Oil interests served to
attract a better demand throughout the list,
especially from the shorts in the so-called pool
specialties. All the high grade issues were
strong features, St. Paul, Northwest. Great
Northern. Northern Pacific, New York Central
and Union Pacific advancing for the day from
1 to 4 per cent. In addition to the copper shares
Sugar Refining was a conspicuous feature in the
industrial department at a net gain of 3% per
cent; also American Beet Sugar, which gained 4
per cent, the movements in these Issues appar
ently being due to efforts to make a better mar
ket for the stocks, though reports were heard of
the possibility of a deal between the two com
panies. The best prices were reached In the last
hour, and at the close quotations were at or
near the highest. The upward movement was
not accompanied by an increase in activity: in
deed, as compared with recent markets, dealings
were relatively light, showing a falling off from
the preceding day of more than 260,000 shares.
An Incident of the day was an advance by
Lackawanna on small trading to 600. its best
price on record.
Money market conditions at this centre and
throughout the country have Improved in the
last two weeks, but there is little reason for the
Relief which is heard in some quarters that a
'prolonged period of ease is about to develop.
Trade activity gives no Bigns of lessening,
while there are Indications that San Francisco
will need more money, a reflection of which was
presented yesterday in the transfer through the
Sub-Treasury of $925,000 to the stricken city.
Since last Friday the local banks have lost In
their operations with the Sub-Treasury more
than $7,700,000. owing to the return <jf special
deposits made by the government pending the
arrival of gold from abroad, but, of course, this
loss has been offset as an Influence on this
week's bank statement by the actual receipts
of the metal from Europe. The question of the
probability of the return of much of the Im
ported gold to Europe in the near future Is be
ginning to be discussed in financial circles, par
ticularly a.s before long a large amount of
finance bills will reach maturity. It is believed
In well informed circles that either these bills
will be renewed or else enough exchange will
be created by foreign investments here, corpora
tion borrowing abroad for American account and
remittance In connection with the payment of
foreign fire Insurance losses to prevent a return
movement of gold, but. of course, in the event
of an absence of these factors It doubtleus would
be necessary to ship gold from the United
StatfH The fact, however, that there is no
urgent n?»ed of the metal abroad at present, an
indication of which is presented in the easier
discounts in the European capitals, suggests
the probability of heavy foreign lending In the
local market.
In the foreign exchange market offerings of
Mils are light at present, while the Inquiry for
remittance is fair, and as a consequence sterling
rates are firm, though nowhere near the point at
which gold exports could be undertaken from
the United States. In connection with the for
eign exchange situation It Is interesting to noto
that In the month of April the foreign commerce
return.* of this country showed an excess of
shipments of merchandise over receipts to the
value of $37,164,871, compared with an excess in
the corresponding time a year ago of $33,405,
086. Exports from nil ports were heavier In
April than in any preceding corresponding
month In th» history of the country, but, on the
other hand. Imports also were* large, being ex
ceeded by only. three months within the records
of the government, amounting In value to tho
large total of $107,327,038. an Increase over th.i
same period in 1905 of $12,216,750. The gain In
exports amounted in value to $15,916,535. made
up of an Increase In the shipments of domestic
products of $12,267,405 and an Increase In the
shipments of manufactures of $3,649,130. For
the ten months ended April 30 the excess of ex
ports over Imports was In value $467.6.2.164. but
much of this amount was offset by the under
valuation of Imports, by the large obligations
I created abroad for American account and by the
remittance of fot*r**4 and dividend payments on
I American storks held abroad
NKW-YOKK DAILY TRIBrNK TIiriiSOAY. MAY 17. WM.
• ; BOND MARKET SALES.
1000 US 4a Cou 1007.1C3H1 --000 L S 4 M So Deb
2000 Japanese Cs 00% 4s i»«H
2000 do 00% 1000 do . 88*
6000 do : I* JIOO do' l»7Vfc
I**" do 23 ami l«V 1000 I- Ay API' Ist. .113vj
«500 do 08UI 2000 L. I Ref 4a 100
SOOO do 08 s * I 1800 do 10OV4
3000 do 4Ha. 82% 10000 L4NCI Tr 4a. . 61%
BM<» do 92*; 10000 do ...... 91%
75600 do 93 4000 Man Con 4a 101
IW»K> to New Ctfa... 91 H, 2000 Mcx Cent Con 4a. 7iH»
38000 do 02* i 20t)0 do Ist 1nc.... 21H
7350U do 92 5000 do 21*
2000 do 4a Ctfs ami. 85 2000 do 2\\
4800 -do H4«* 2'ooo do 21%
4000 do 84\ 1501)0 do M Inc 1*
2000 Ren of Cuba 55.. 105 I €000 do . 17 7 /4
6.00 do IC3<4 1000 do If*
MOM V 8 of Mcx 4a... 95 I 2000 M & St I, Ist Ref
17000 do 05>j; 4a 90V
.-(!» Adams Ex 4n 102%| 6000 Mo KA T lat 45.102H
IrtOOO Alb & Pus .107-*, I SOitO ■ do 2d B."^
SUii.) Am H & L.65... 92% i 1000 do Ext 5a 104%
2~00 do 92V 35000 do 4s Sub Rets. 9U
1000 do 02H' 4000 Mo Pac 45... TiM
3000 do 02 I 5000 do 3d 7a..: 101
17(K» do U2141 6000 Nof M Ist Con 4a S4\i
3000 Am Ice Sec 6a.. MlVi! 15000 N V C Gen 3V.5. . »*%
2000 Am Spirits Ga. . .102 V lOOuO do 118%
13000 Am Tobacco <!■..! 13% | 3000 do i)H%
2 WO do 113* 1 12000 do L. 8 Col 3V4s. «9%
IK JO do ...114 |100«i0 do Rep B.S
-« «> do 113^1 1000 Norf A W Con 48.100
4000 do. 4a 791*1 8000 do WJ!i
2000.. do 794 ' 1000 do fy.t%
1000 do ! 10000 do PC & C 4s. 03
4000 do 78*1 -WO" Nor Poc Gen 3a.. 7:.:*
6000 A T & 8 P AdJ I 1000 do 7«
4s Stpd 02 I 1000 do 75%
1000 do Gen 4s lOIV4I 20>*M> do Prior 4* 10- - tVii
20000 do 101% 1000 do Term Ist 110
«H» do 101>* WHO Ohio Itlver lot fia.llß
25U00 do Ccnvt 48...103 V 2000 OR * N Con 45. 101
16000- do 103'^UOOOO O 8 L Gtd Ref 4s iis
1< K)O At Coast 45..... 09»i j lUOOO do . . .' mv
20(M> B& O Gold 4s. . 102% 2000 do ...05*
£*?« '*«> 102%! .<<> Perm Convt 3V»s . V.*%
™™ do ■•• ...10-i] boo do ;... ' M *
6000 do Reg 10«4 10UUO do SVis 1015.... Oft
fjwp, *> . 102s* 3000 ,do Ofl'^
«-v« jDPLEtW I 600 do .. 06%
1000 £te-¥^:M,i& do V...V.. 8*
«AJS2 5° Prlor 3 * s - °*H 1-WOOO do 96
2COOO do . . 05 mk)o Peo & E Inc . 73
. •;<*> |*Jn £' ty -I? 1 ' . .105 100 PCC& St L, 4*B
-M™ "Jo RS 1 27000 Reading: Gen .100?
61000 do 97 1 *; 50(10 do . 1002
. KX> Pkln Un El lst.lOS% 5000 do . . 100W
5000 UutTalo Gas .15... 72 1000 R& D Con 6s 114%
*£2 Ccn . So Ist »■■ ... 102 1000 Rio O W Is™. ! ! 88
10000 c of ? a 2d Inc. • m | rttoo St L. & 8 F Ref 4s 88%
,JUOO Cent leather sa. 09% :44000: 44000 do 7 . . ..„ . . 85$
11000 Cent Pac Gtd 45. 100 I 2O(K> do ......1...... 85V4
8000 C& O Gen 4V68..108 ! SOOO do . . .' '" 852
U S2^ do Os 1011 107 ! 1000 do On 85....:.118
0,52 S5! c f Alt 3v * B 79% I<K)UO »t L Swn lat 4a.. 97
2000 Chic & N W Gen I 1000 St P M & M Ist
. M 3 ,Ha 97H Con 6s 133\
I*!™ do »7% 1000 SA& A P 4».... 88 !
100I 00 do 0714 1000 do 88%
flUuO CB& QJt 4a.. 09% 1 4000 do 87?
IVS2. d ° • • w '* 80no So Pac c Tr 4«. . 03^4
SIiOOO do «K>\: 2000 do 03%
il^2 /> d w IU Dlv 3%s - Mv « lftoo ° do lst R ef *■ ••• «5%
2000 CM& St P Gen »M*> do . . 05V
,_„■''":« B 94 1000 So Pnc N M 1*t..105%
l"00 C R I & p Gen ! 1000 S R M & O Col 4s 9«
__ <» 102'i.| 1000 TASt L Ist 4Mi5.109
i22S 5° 102 ' 1<)00 Una Elec L B »--- o**
190 °fJ 5° J? ef 4* !'3V lrtt)l1 Union Pac Ist 10416
l*"> do RR 4s 78\ 106(iOO do 1044
30ti0 do • • 7Sl^ [ cant do 104%
**Z*l doCI TrOs.... J>o>4 HK«O do 104%
J£2? ( * do !»H| 15O>(0 U S leather «s . . .109
Vrt-I /- do • 90\ilf)0rtJ C £ P. & Imp sa. fl«4
MWO C C C ft St L C 175000 V S Steel S F ss. »7%
y^.w'Mn ioo%|»r,ofio do »7"4
bOOO Col &So Ist 45.. it 4 I 500 do f.Sii
v^i-I°,i 94Vi 23000 do 98
*£?S Co ] Ind 5 " A.... 78 2000 .In Reg 97'^
i^!S do K-*,;K -*,; 78l i ' lOllf> do ami llf!1 »
«lil df> 518 77? » [ 2000 Va-Car Chem 5s .100
inSS ao /-•.••>,• 77 1 ***** Wabaah Ist 5s . . .113^
i?JE> w as ri!l 1113 ' 400 ° » 3^
JX2S Dl l 6ec Cor 5s - • 87l i I *i"0 do . 2(1 5? lO4^
10 0«0 do $8 i 152H00 do Deb B 70>i
}}?JJJJ 1° • S.<U,i! 30000; do 7«H
JJ? 0 " ir .° ■ * 9 ISOOOO do TO*
S2K Er J e Ist Con 45. 101 |KSOOO do 79's.
"J2SJ 1° « lOU4IKMSOOO do 79\
<iOO(l .. do Perm CT4s 93 | riOilrt d ■■> 7074
•*" 111 Cent 4s 1953 .1 0314! 30000 do .......::...: 794
1000 1 « ot x Ist Bi:n« H 2:10.10 do .::.:.::::::: 79
1000 I nt r r Convt 5p.. 9«"4 25000 do 79<4
r^S i Met 4V48 1000 West Md. Convt 48.72
,'*" do ? »S: 1050 do ..?. 72-.
1 2«2 *» «1 I 1000 do 72%
"2°. ..^ •••••••■■-•• W4 4000 do 73
2000 X i- P f» *. M 4s «4H «ofirt West Shore 4s. ...10fl%
%£. La I ka Steel fa 104 ! 0000 w Un F & R E. .104
* ooa "1° 104% 1 2<«tO Wls Cent Gen 4s. 01\i
Total, sales of bonds. 4J.50C.000.
GOVERNMENT BONOS.
The following shows yesterday's 'closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with Tues
day's:
May 15 May 10
Rl<l. Asked. B'd Asked
17. S. 2s. registered. 1930 103% 10JH 103V4 103 %
V. 8. 2s. coupon. 103(» 10.*^ 103* 103H W.{\
V. S. ,'!s. registered. 1918 102% 10.1 ft I<i2\ 103
V. ,3s. coupon. 191S 102\ 103»/i 102\ 103 -
U. S. 3s. 8. 8.. 1»1S 102H — 1024 _ "
U. S. 49. registered. 1907 103>4 103% 103»«i 103%,
U. 8. 4». coupon. 11*07 103«4 103% 103% 103%
V. S. 4». registered. 1925 . ... 1294 131 12»4 131
V. S. 4s. coupon 1926 '.".•. 120H 131 129">4 131
District of Columbia 3-«3s 1104 — 118V4 —
Philippine -la 10!»'/4 110% 1094 110%
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London, May 16, 4 p. m.— The market for Ameri
can securities was dull and firm. Last quotations
follow:
Tuesday's
I>>ndon, N.T. London, N.Y. N.V.
May 10.eaul%\ May 15.ut]Ulv. close.
Atchlson 1»1H S» 01 4 tsß% SO
T> d ,° pref ltMS ' 4 103 * I<>sl|i J o 2* 102' i
Bait & Ohio 111% his 4 111% iosi^ 1418
Canadian Pac naVj 100% l*a% ir>l 100' i
(.Ties & Ohio c.l 59% 60% r»94 69%
Chic Gt West 20% 10% 20"^ 19% 19-;»
ChlcM&StP 173 168 174 1«) 167%
Denver & Rio Or 44% 43% 44% 43% 42 ■>»
do pref 1«> «7% do 87"% 87%
Er«« ,- v 44% 434 45 43% 43'/«
do Ist pref 80% 77 7 80% 77% 77*
do 2d pref 704 68>,i 704 «84 «7%
Illinois Central.... 1774 172% 17S 172% • 172
Louis & Nash 148% 144% 149 144% Ui
Mo Kan & -Tex 34% 33% 344 334 83*
£ V Central 145 189% 144* 1894 1«»4
Norf & West 03% 00% 92% 80% 00%
do pref 86 92% OB 02% 01%
Ont & \Vc«t 52% BOH 62% 61% 51^
Pennsylvania 00% 135% «9% 135% 135%
Reading- CC% 129% C 7% 130% 120%
do Ist pref «6 80% 4« fcO% 82%
do 2d pref 47 91% 47 81% m
Southern Pac C 7% 60 «7% flf, e,(\
Southern Ry 39 37% 30 37% 37%
do pref 102 1004 103 1004 100
Union Pac 154% 148% 154 1454 14»H
do rref ; (* 90% 98 0r.% o.">
V 8 Steel 42% 41% 42% 41% 41
do pref 108%. 105H lOS% 1061* 1054
Wabanh 214 20% 21% 21% 21
do pref 48 46% 47Vi 464 43%
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET— money in
London. 3 per cent. Open market discount rate for
short bills, 3% per cent; long bills, 3% per cent.
Berlin discount rate. 3% per cent. Berlin exchange
on London, 20 marks 49% pfennigs. Paris discount
rate. 2* per cent. Paris exchange on London, 25
francs 18 centimes. Bar gold in London. 77b 9V4<l.
FOREIGN SECURITIES. - British ••onsols for
money, 89 9-16; for the account, 8911-16. French
rentes, 99 francs 10 centimes. Japanese 6s first
series. 101%. .
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET.— Money on call opened at 3>4
per cent; highest. 3% per cent; lowest. 3 per cent;
last loan. 3% per cent; cloee. 3@3V4 per cent; ruling
rate. 3>4 per cent. Time money was quoted at 4%
per cent for sixty to ninety days. 4^(55 per cent for
four to six months and 5 per cent for seven to
eteht months. Commercial paper was quoted at
->VoVj per cent for sixty to ninety days. M»SU per
cent for four to six mooths and 6 per cent for
l^, E J,^n BE^8 E^t CcC cs H^K- Market Cl ° Sed dUII
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market closed dull
Actual closing rates follow:
frfrilngr 4.8585 4.83*04.884 4 *?<ff »«>>'.
•'"ocs... 6.18% •5.1*% ©5. 15 4 5 20% -3 »5 20
«•' .. c hs " 94 13-18 94%©941.-«-l3 WU4*
Outer. _- ;,;, ,5 !.„,,„ ;«.%,,:*•%
•Lens 1-10.
Banker** posted rates were as follows:
Sixty <laya. Demand.
Bterllnn; 4-S3 4.m;',
Germany relrhsinarkg M 4 mv
France franc; 6.20% 6.13%
litltdum franca , 5.224 691
Switzerland franca 5.21% 6 19%
Holland guilders .••»% <u%
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. — New Orleans—Com
mercial, SOc discount; bank. $1 premium. San Fran,
cisco — Sight, par: telegraph. . 2Vic. Boston— and
15c discount. Chicago— We premium. Charleston-
Buying, par: selling. 1-10- premium. Cincinnati— 20c
to 26c premium. Savannah— Buying. 80c discount'
selling. 75c discount. Minneapolis— premium.
St. Louis— 3sc premium bid. 45c premium asked
BANK CLEARINGS.— New York — Exchanges,
1370.W2.754: balances. $14.63».1W. Chicago — Ex
chanitea, 53G.797.763: balances. 51.«M.49A. Philadelphia
— Exchange?. »23.2:3,437: balances, $3.393.« a. Boston
— Ex<hi>tJKi-«. $»t,O3B.<Vi»: balances. »1.t»5.74«. BuUU
more— FxchnnKes, t4552,576; balances. $719.&50.
SILVER MARKET Har silver, €6%c; Mexican
silver dollar*. uO%c. Bar s.lver In London closed at
3(H4d.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid, 7.25; Lisbon. 4.00. "
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican exchange on
New York Ip quoted at laSMs. , 8 *
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.— r<- atpta
reported from Washington. $1,172,058; Internal reve
nue receipt*, $774,8!'.*: mlscellnntous receipts I"7'<
*&.'. Hi-eiiHH for the «lay. r.!.2l'J.BM>; expenditures'
lI.PSOO.'O. Kecelnts lor the month to date. $J4 ■» ■-, i.,V
expenditures. $.'5,780,000; excess of rxpendltu'rM'
li.Mi.MS FeceJpta for the flscil year to date «15 *
7:»2.762: expenditures. IKU.il7.ft6; excess of reVe:pi'.
*J,4»t>,*j7. ■ '-7..V* 'if- -i if f
SUU-THEASURY. T .• Bul>-Treaßury was debtor
to Lho * Uoil.if Hoat; $323,(fch. * uci>to r
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
j, h!lrM 1 I Actual s>l«s I— Closing^
j££"|_ lopenl Highlit. | Fin. I BKU Artt
125 Adama Bxpreas.|24S 2i» 215 1245 1245 250
Albany & sua... — ,«% — — (2*» «%
200 Allls-Chalmer. . 21% 21% 2114 21% « «£
» do pref 55% M% 65% 55% » ™£
175. •Amal Copper... 109% 110% 108% 110% 110% 110%
Anur Aitr Chem — — ■ — ■ — »*» ff
7^700 •Am P Sugar 25 28% 28 27% «% 2H
2 1 *£%£. iss .83 « «js £
■ American Coal.. — —— -- 1*«»
200 Amor Totton Oil 32 32 32 32 | 31 V: «£%
do pr«f — ~ — — °° £
Amer Dlat Tel.. - — — — — »
il^o .aToW.:: 7n T% s% ovi **o% »%
fi^sr.*^: >a M* « s^
1.1(10 Amer Ice Sec... JI4 «4% «4 64 -- -
100 'Ainer Unseed.. 20 20 20 20 19% i 0
Mo pref — — — — *>* 4
12.600 'Am l>>comotlve 67% 68% 67% «8% — —
»do pref — — — — 114 2? u «
15 ' A .Z r v%t *:: 27% 2 7% £% 27% 2& £%
100 Am Pneu Serv.. 40% 40% 40% 40% 41 41',
Cfl^SOo" •A me? r |meit"lng.' — 137% — 157% j 157% IK7H
6fl SOtt •Amrf SmeltlnK. 157 157% 1»» 157% 157% 1f.7%
4 100 'do pref 121% 122 110% 120 120 120%
•do prof 8... — — — — "* 101
'American Snuff — — — — 200 -•«
_ 'do pref _ _ _ — 103 ICS
Am Steel Fdry. — — — — j M J>^
; j 0 pref . .. _ — — — 44 45
a.^900 •Ame? re Su S Vr.V. »7 H US '134% 137% [137% 137%
1001 *<3o pref 137 137 :137 13i |1J« 138
- -Am Tel % Cable — — {— - » ifs
A ra Tel & Tel — — — — 1 138 140
2<K) Amor Tob pref. . HW% WB% 108% 10aHjl«3% 103%
KO 'Amer Woollen. I 3SV, 1 28% 88% **[»*[*»
—t—\ *<*iO pref ..I — I — — — l'"* •'•''•
107.900 'Anaconda »M» 275 2«0 275 274% 275
Ann Arbor — — — — 70 ■»
ttlti A»K> P Mer'lat ;rf 110 110 110 MO 110 112%
3>ol>i Atchlson ....... » 89% 88% f^^iK
- i do pref . . — — — — 10J^ li'-^i
1 300 Atl Coaat Line.. io?% 145% 145 145% 145 145%
= 0001 Halt & 0hi0.... 107% 1077*, 107% 107% 107% 0.%
r..»>43| da rlKhts. ..... % % % % — —
100 (io i.ref 04 04 94 04 93 04
- I Boston AL. nf.. — — — — 'I°, —
BI.TM Bklyn Rap Tr.. 54% 84% «4 MHI M 4 M%
l :' lii vn Un Gas — — — I*3 !•»•»
lhonrunswlck .Z. 17% 17% 17% 17% 17% 18%
-I Buff R & Pitta. — — — — }4« 1«
. do j,i,.f — — — — ■ IN IM>
— — Bulf & S>:s pref — — — — ™ £*
200 •Buttorlck 03 63 «l 63 «> Cl
100 Canada. Bouth. . «7% «7«4 «7% «7'i «•%."'*
I.4oo Canadian Pacific lflo% im% 1C4)% l«O 7 4 lUO% 1»O%
2.0001 do rights 11% 11% 11% H% — — '.
"sOoiCemrll 0 Am Tel — — — — 1 43% —
300 Central leather. 42H 42% 42% «H 43% 42%
«Oo! do pief 105 105 104* 104% 104% 105
-Z— I Central of V J.. — — — ■ — 218 —
2.4so!Ches & 0hi0.... 50% 59% 68% 59% 59% BJMi
Cliicaip & Alton — I— . — — *S 22*
200 do pref 70% 77 7«% 77 75% 77
tCh & E 111 pref. — — — — i=2t *•*»
— - Chi.- Bur &Qy — — **** —
800 Chic Qt West...' 19% 19% 10% 19% »H Wi.
— — <lo pref A — — "^ ~~ *• H ***
500 do pret 8.".... 35 35% 34% 35% 34% S» ■
I do deb — — — — 84 " .
18^00 Chle In Mlf& L S Pr p 167H 16»% 166% KM* 1«% ||»Vfc
— — do pref — — — — I ISO 181
460 Chic & North 203% 204% 203% 204* 204% 205
Ch St PII & O — — — — 175 . ISO
do pref......" — — — — 190 1!)O
CWc Term Tr... — — - — 11 12%
do pref — — — — 28 30
400 Chic Union Trac 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4%
S.IOO do pref 12% 13% 12% 13% 13% 13*
- CCC4KL.. - — — - , ,V* •»»
— — do pref — — — — 112 11»;
Cl»v Lor & Wh. — — — — » »!%
— So pref - - - - 109 11»
Clev & Pitts — — — — 175 It 1 * • .
7.700 Col Fuel & Iron 50% 51% 50% 51% 51% j 5J%
1.100 Col & Southern. 33 34 32%! 34 33% 34
- do Ist pref — — — — 70 .o>4
400 do 3d pref 47% 47% 47% 47% \ 47% «•
' 200 Col & H C & Ir 20% 20% 20% 20% ! 20% -0%
a Coni*tc>ck Tun.. .15 .15 .15 .15 — —
. Consol Coal ... — — — — •'* —
4,4H>|Consol Gas 13rv%113»Hl 135% 1 1138 137% 137%
1.780 1 Corn Products..! 23% I 23% 23% 23% I 23'4|23'4
1031 do pref 179 179 79 79 7^'j' .'.''■4
!.::.*> Dpl & Hudson.. 208 210 20S 1209% 20»% 210
TOO Del Lack & W. 485 500 485 500 48.1 501>
1.100 Den V & Rio Gr. 42% I 4:4 42% i 43 43 44
Ido pref —I — —I — 8 J KS
!D-;! D- ; M&Ft D. — — — — 19 24
Petroit Southern 9H 9% 9% 0% — ■ —
1 Det United R R — — — — « «6%
6.810 *Dlst Securities. Cl% 64 61* 63% 03% 64
•Dili So S & All — — — — IS I°%
1 «do pref — — — — 37% 39
F-netman Kodak. — — — — 235 —
— - i Elec Stor Bat... — — — — — *2
5.300. Erie 43% 43^ 43 43% 43% ' 43%
150 do Ist prof... 78% 78% 78% 78% 7K I 78>*
do 2d pref — — — — ; "8H «0
- Federal M & S.. — — — — ' I<»', VU\
300 do pref 99% 99% 99% 99% 99% 98%
j Gen Chemical ... — — — j — 77 M
do pref _____ 10241044
800 I General Electric l&S 109 1«8 !HVt 16R% ir,9
5.000 Gt Northern pf. . 300% ! 304 300% 304 303% 304
100 Havana Elec Ry 61 161 51 51 41 C 6%
>. do pref — — — — 91 ' '.».->
Hocking Valley. — — — — 12* 130
— do pref — — — — 9fi«i n«4
11l Cent L, L. . . — — — — 100 104
Int Paper — — — — ■ 19% 20
100 do pref 86% S«% 8«% Pfi% 8« 8«%
100|*Int Power 51 51 61 i .'.l 51 M
1.200 Int Steam Pump 5*5 : •">•*• 53% 54 53% P4
5001 do pref 9rt 191 90 191 00 : 91%
300 1 lowa Central.... 2«% 27% 2«% i 27 4 27 : 27%
100 do nref .... !F2 152 52 '52 52 52%
4. 100 Mnt-Met w ... r.:«\! 53% 53% .Vi% — —
7001 »do pref w 1... 811 I BfiV(,| S« Srt — —
300! Kana & Mich... t» I 68% 68 68% 68 69
100 Kan City South. 2fi 2H 2« 2H 2rt 27
100 do pref C 252 _ 52 62% 83%
KCFS&Mpf— — — — 8O 81V>
- iKeok & Dcs M. — — I —;■•'—' It 15
— - ! do pref — — — — 4O 50
700 Knlek Ice of Ch 63% 64% 63%! 64% 63% 64%
1 do pref — — — — 77 | M
Laclede Gas — — — — — 1"5
do pref — — — — 95 110
L E & Weetern. — — — — 34 39
— — 1 do pref — — — — !84 i 95
100 Long Island 72 72 72 72 •| 71 75
2.400 Louis & Nash... 144% 145% 144 145% 145 145%
— — Manhat Beach.. — — —.—IS «
100 Manhattan E1... 15-i 154 154 154 133 i 155
Md Coal pref . . — — ! — I — 100 I —
200 'Met Sec S ctfs 7"\ 75 74% 74% 1 74% 75
250 'Met St liy Ctfa 118% 115% 115 115 114% 115%
2.G00 Mexican Central 23% 23% _% 23% 23% 23%
Michigan Cent.. — — — — — 145
200 Minn 4 St L ... 72% 724 72% 72% 72 75
! do pref — — I — — 92 M
200 111 st & M 156% 1 157%! 156% 157% 157% IS7H
1.630 do pref 173 174% 172% 174% 174% 175
300 Mo Kan & Tex. 83% 33% | 33% Xi\ 33% 33%
3001 do pref 08% I 68% «8% Cs% «as^, 68%
3.5410 i Missouri Pacific 94% 94% 93% 94% 94% 94%
! Morris & Essex. — — — — 189 193
— — Nash & Chat... — — — — 136 i 140
500 • Nat Biscuit 63% 64 63% 63% 63% C 3%
1 »do prer — — 1 — ] — 114 115%
2001 Nat Etiam & St 13% 13%! 13% 13% 13% 14%
- — do pref I — ! — I — i — 83 87
6.700 'National Lead. I 81% 81% 80% 80Tfc 81 81%
1.500 »do pref |l(>3 103 102% 102% 102% 1 103
300! N Uof M pf. 39% 39% 39 39% 39% 39' i
It*: do 2d pref ] 20% | 20%| 20% 20% 20% 21
- 1 New Cent Coal.! — I — I — I — I 35 I 45
200 >N V Air Brake '146% 146% 1 146% 1 140% 146 ' 144
6.100 X V Central 140% 141% 140% 141% 141% 141%
1,000 XYCh4 St L 69 69% 66% 69% i 69 ♦'»'•»
do lat pref ... — — — — 1 115 118
100 do 2d pref 85 85 85 85 83 86
N V Dock — — — — I 40 45
- do pref — — — — |80 81%
«NY4NJTeI - — — — 140 146
21 N V NH& H. 196% 197% 196 197H lf-3 197%
1.400. N V Ont & W. . ; M 61% 50% 51% 61% 51%
11.300! Norfolk & West | 00%; U>% 00 I tOYs 00% 90%
1 do pref ) — | — — ! — 190 ,92
1.700 North American [ 96% ! 97 90% 96% 96% 97
8.000' Northern Pacific 206 208% 206 208 207% 208
Ontario Silver... — — — — 2% 3
600 Pacific Coaat.... las 139 137% 128 137 138 '
do Ist pref — — — I _ 100 i 103
do 2d pref — — — — 130 134
500 Pacific Mall 38% 38% 38 39 38 39
15.500! Perm R R 135% 13.'.% 134% 135% 135% 135%
— - Peorla & East . — — — — 86 140
|P-o Gas & Coke — — — — 91 : 93
Pittsbur Coal.. — — — — 13% 14%
do pref — — — — 54 I 57
PCCiStL. - — ' — — 79 til
do pref — — _ — 104 10.5%
?FtW4 Chic — — _ _ ! 175 180
do apeclal — — _ 174 I
I.ooOJ Pressed Stl Car. 51 51% 61 51% 61% 61%
1 do pref — _ _ _ «7^ its
! Pullman P Car. — — '221 227
1 Quicksilver — I — — — 1% 2
; do pr..-f — — — — I 3% 4%
200 »By Stl Spring. 52% 52% 52 52 61 63
— — 1 • "no pref — — — — 101 102%
65.400 Reading 129% 130% 128% 130% 130% 180%
do l9t pref — — — — no 89
- do ** V** — — — — 9:1 !94
1 Rens & Sara — — — 200 —
<•,(». »Rep Iron & Stl 29 29 ! 2R% 28* 28% 2*%
I.MO »do pr.f 101 101% 101 !1..l !lol£jlol%
800 Rock Island M ! 2i:«, 2rt ' 2rt 24 26>4
.100 do pref «4% «4% 04% 04% 64 64%
Rome \V & Old — — — _ Ino __
— — 1 Rutland R R pf. — — — _ -.> «•»
-St L&S X Ist pf — — — _ J2J ,t»
'do 2d pr^f ... — — — — 451/ ' {*
dor^ElcU — - _ _ lw >* ,£5
do pref — — — . — i<jh i3-»ii
100 St Louis Southw 22% 22% 22% 22% "IV '••"
MO do pref 55% 65% 56% 55% 65 M\i
1,700 Slo«i-Sh St &Ir 7SW| 79% IS 7).'»: 79 ;»%
1 do pref — — — — no 120
7.100 Southern Pacific (HI tW,^ c. <>-. «i% «(»•-(, «fiu
5"0 do pref 118% 119 n^>; Hi. iia% ipj
3,in10 Southern R R... 37% 38 37% 37% 37% 37%
do pref. — — — — ! M%!imt
- — - do m& O etfa — — — _ ' so i.m
400 Tern Coal & Ii». 147 147% 147 147 147 U7%'
100 Tessa & Pacltl;. 32% 32% 32% 32% : 32% ! 32%
400 do Land Trust 7f,V 76% 75% *.«IV> 7tl ; *.7\,
Third Aye RR. — — ,1— — 12a i::r,
Tol I'eo <4 Went. — — — — 17 io%
OOOIToI Ry At Ll«ht 32% I 33% 32% 33% 33 ' 33*-i
200 Tol St L & \\ . . 31 : 31% 31 ' 31V» 31% S3
•(<*» do pr.f . BOH 50% lit)% 50% 50% 60%
245 1 Twin City RTr 117% US 117% 118 117 11H
300|*I?n»on l!u« & V 8% 9% 8% 0% 8% a%
lot» *!•• pref 71 I 71 71 ' 71 74> 71
88.»t»l Union Pacific... 14»% 151 148%! 150% 149 I4snt
2<"0l do pref 05 OH 05 urt 1.5 9»l
300 Un hv Invest... 61 «] «l «i Ini «i 4
.50 dr. pref 08% «8% 68% 6«% M «8%
In Ry St L. pf . — — ' — — KJ% hi>Z
800 »V »CI P* F 49% 48% 45% ,sV 48 4-»
Oft «do rr>"f i<2 * 92% 92% -V >«% 94
— — V S Kxpresa. . — — _ _ 'u« us
•!! 8 leather... — — — — ilO 1,1
- ' (1 » I"" •• — — — - lift 11.1
— — I" BRy A Imp. I — — — — s ft
«.POO »U S Red & Ref 34 SO Xl% 3Sk Bs% SM
«.'.m;o *do i>ref 7.-. -.> 75 :7H 77-; ' 7s
8.010 1; S Rubber 50 I .'.<»% 40Ti 50 .V)W c«»«i
ion do t.r<-f . K»%(UMt% !0tt%,108% nn«% un
9.101 do M prof -o hos M , 80% I .H» "| Xl
29.0M1 V S Si.-l ! 41% 41% 41 41 v 4114 41U
1.t. •:,■.. Jowl 1,,;.., IOC^ 105 loS 108% IC.I
—^-jVar.dalla It 1t... ' — — _■ •-, . -
Llti«!Vo-C:.r.. -.hem 4i:% «]% CM. 43% 41% 4*114
do \itrt.... — — I — — ! lit»% ll.Mi
i'm Iron CA C. — —I — _ rfi* l 4,*
. •Vulo D-tlnnlnsc. _____ ",,i ?.'„
100 Mo pref «4% 04. ?*% e~iK JX3 tAw
iik> \v..Ht Maryland, aS.ta srs -n "i» i?»
•onlwabMh 21 j 5 121 L>i *■ :.i «,
1( " w 1 n " r T- f r • E ,: ■ _*if_* ** SHfelS
\\ ■il< Turn.. K» •■-,(> -Nil
175i\V«»t I'uion t.i on, 1 1)2% I«J% w% *n>vi "«."v
1». W.Mliuh Mf 8 ... ir,4 11841 184 154 * i 3;*i 3 ;* iISS* I«*
— — I •!■■ I*l I- »"f . .. . — I — ! — — __ 'is-;
,\V»—I A!.K .. — —I — — IT r'.
1 do l«l pref.... — — — — ani/ lA'*
1 ooSdcnf _____ Sjji* *
- ,.; ; ™ ,n Cert. 2T.% SSU SCH ST.Vi ?."% "-J'.
I ~~J- —° • '--•.•■•••'" — I — I — — I covlmj;
F.'.)».r,i; T(l ■ '•• tor ih« mv. »Uu2^t_. '"•■'"^"■■V
FOREIGN COMMERCE TN APRIL. . • 3gß
f '.■■AiSv.-''';..:. ". ____________________^^______^_^^^^^^
apri- i ten MONTHS ejtdxso APIQU
cold. i looi. i . ioott. ' I !•»* i mi i "«- i — •
Imports '■ SIOZS&mtO! $2.551.057 «14.5TZ576; »«3.«a«.5551 «4».M&7«7| CSOT^rrt
Km :.•::.■:.■:.■.■:.■.■.•::::::;::: _^^UpSaa ■«a •SSSi ■gaßS'^B
nxce-^fbnporu _== «1.277.1« «12.«7^24 t "=j_ =^r«
Imnorts S " Yer ' t2.V5.&4 *2.5T».»7« \ |2.7«».«2« j f21.in3.n83 i «21.8M1C74 (- — ■ — — —
££&l •.■.•:.:::::::;:::;:::::::: ( _wnj _-- 117r9 °; _ 41>13tJ ' 7 _.»i.o» _.g77.gOT iSSg
_«c^,-sg«u:. •::::::::: I »:«7.a_i t "—^- »» w.«a{ $i6.9_.ag $17.200.9- tt a^g
I __ April- »| ll' Tea months »nd«S frj~n
\' lf->t. 1 !«»• 1 1008- f I 1004. I 19C& 11^^
Free of au^ PP ° nTS ' ■■ . ?57.15t.7C0 »I».«ff«.»»l **CJ2S.«>oll «3M>.Mft.«»« f43)1.C9.74« (man...
liable .'. . '. . 1 "... . '. I:.": . . «g.8«7.118 SO.4—.«*H \ C0..»a.2a.| 443.235.a«l 488.aiO.gjg sSSitJ
Totals.... 1E5.321.85S $95.1K\2SSt $10T.327.C5S j JR29.231 «Kt4.34ft.«nß Ji.oa,,,^
Domestic EXPOBTB. t10T.473.147 $1».."U».».>» I f142.05H.f3T ft.2M.51A.«)77 t1.231MM.2Kt »l MM 7
K?eiS ! ::::::::v.::::.: g.487.258 a^omf 2.«a._a| »«»&._»[ «.»«usaf It a!Sa_
Total 9 $109.RV>.405 »125.57-V174) *14t.4ni.ttnt>j i»1.277.713.4.50;«1.273.«».«H 1148333-^:
Eacess of expoVta'..... 86.858.323! S3.«e3.«iac ! 37. 1.;». 443.4.53.5_j — ».W4.aOj «gj&s{
. - IMPORTS AND EXPORT 3OF MERCHANDISE; BY MONTHS ~"~T'
._,__.«. ' ! ~~ 1»"K>. ; i»^i ' woe. | ' ima. 1904 i ' v*n ~"
imporia. $71._3._3 f78..V»2.7<»! $75.8«».«»»7J $T».«13.yi37 »».«w.l«n «y»£_-,
r -« "... ,~ «1.001.367 «».«<H.«S7 73.115.064 M.9U».777 M. 1*7.233 SftxSfi
j"P' 65.«».«»2! 73W2.433 70.U7.«74 8i157.823 71.103.M3 ft»a»t lS
AMRMt'V...... C1.820.48S 73.127.217 7W.923.2*! «5.0«» »7 .737 _"ifff4
September 5».569.«001 «AKM.».I3' K,7.m:i(B -7.H1.:.fi« »4.124.:>- ISiS-H*
-."!..!.!... 70.631.034 1 M.448.763 87.424.0T0j M.921.147! JC.T77 :«. iSSf*
November «.Ss4.O*> , T2.S'M.3'>7 H5.35.; 170 77.00H.310 W.l7t>.lT2i »l_»;i!
bn-rmber - «5.9W7.207l T » 2TI IH..WWT ! 7T.7.;5.»J34 98..VW.7^» 101U>$2
1901. IKt IWC. 19W 19*5
January $5».307.050 $7».13H.1»2 f»IH.7Mj f»2.&«>.^<s |t>1342.«75! IlCftSMs-
February ..I «4.901.60 ft RH..T.V».*.T»i 82.fi_.24« B».i_tsoO 103.0iM.413 ! loi_sS
Marr^V.. ..:...:: 76.M*W4! «4.227.052 WV2n.>.457 »1.347.1»» 11A.431 liISS
April 7ae»8.131! 75.8_.2<» 87.U82.10G M 3..'.21.5.52 '.i\l\»^ : lOrS'S
Total 10 months ending April $87(U21.8<W $734,516,807 f«m.ft54.323 $J>2».231.»73| «934.540.402 tismrnum
ToUl 12 months endln? April 80&7T0.e»7 901.5&1.1671 1,013.4.5a.4&l «J0.a».88&! 1.Wfc30r..7!* 1 2«jsaH
EXPORTS. " { 1000. j 1931. ' I 19C2. "j 1003 i 1904 j "^
May T 1 $113,427.8491 $124.5«7.9Uf $t02.%i1.531l $10r>.!KH>..',91 1 $J».wav»2s ! flAw
Jun« I 103.-1.957 H2.774.2-r? 50.240.453,! U3._2.*4« BSisiVtwi ISISiS
July I lft>.«2.«V7| \m. 4.12. f*.-.W.V*7'< f>I.HI.T2«S 83_aL4T»', lrtrsstS?
Aurust ' ' 1«!.37!1.ft6.V 108.024.2fU>! &4.W2..110 K).44«.457! 02.253.%.*' IjtSS
September 115.901.722 l 10rt"»«>:»26 121._ C,334! 11O..1»M.«»4«> 134.2R5.424 mS
October 1«3.589.fi«>! 14.-..f.V.». «13; 144.a3T.438 ia>.3B^a«i 162.527.tM3; imSS! .-
November 134702.3241 1_.4_.03» 1232«>.U> ISOiI^SSS l!W.f*S- W im»!~f
December 145.85».871| 13«.f«41.53» 147.902.408! 174.A1».5_; 145.253.aK»;
1901. • 1002. 10OA. I ISO*. I IDOft. BMBi*
January $136.32R.«>1 i $12».143.150' $1.-a.U9i2W! $142,045,170! $123.5»7.2at' |t»2 m
February 112.»:.7O14! 101.Bfl0.«!«j 125.55HL0241 ll«.^^.iH2 1fi«.87rt.7»2 lfl'Ss
March 124.473.««. V 10«.74».4«.l ' 132.«»3.5»«! 11».»<1V44»! 13«.!»754» lissSS*
April 120.754.Wt0j 109.1«i».873 H»».x27.213. 1f».8«X.4<»; iaR.573.3T4 144~5.M»
Totals 10 mos. ended April.. f1.280.422.M7 »1.23.!»-« :J42 11.277. 715.4MQ 31.2T5.R14 .:ii 11 4«T-.-«o^I
Total* 12 moa. ended April.. 1.482.302. 623 j 1.417.450.581! 1.415.551. 1.473.8H7.917! L4M7»4te 17_Sr«t
Ten months ended April: '111 "'** >4 "-
Escess of exports 884.298.0121 435.640.3 501 359.304.919! 448.493.505 1 33».074.a00' «STSnM>
Twelve months ended April: 1 ? | | \ ••-*»«•
Bxceas of exports I 673.723.9261 515.935.3041 402.0C2.702i 483.«01.0_i 360.330.604; B2S^ss.sS»
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS.
Shares! ' Open- i High- I lew- I LAat
sold. I I Ins. I esc. I eat. ' sale.
40|Al!ls Chalmers... 21 j 21 21 21 '
_.Q.yilAmal Copper U«>H 110% 108H 110%
410, Am Car & Fdy... 41^. 42 41% 41:4
MIAm Ice 64 <U'4 Hi 64
M»'i,Ara Locomotive... r.-\\ BBV4 G7% CM^4
2.«n»|ADi Smeltloa; I.'>7S 157»4 135% 157%
4.:><»> Am s*Jgar 134H ( 137% 134' i 137%
■ 140 At Top &S P. ... Kft i S»\ SBH 89%
4<> Bait A Ohio 107% 1 107% lO7H 107^
10.4501 Brook R T MHI *»% S3\ f«4H
20; can rac \ ie»% l«m% 100% lflO^
40 1 Cent Leather 42 42 1 42 42
Che* & Ohio tM* 5J)<4 S»H 6»%
20lCh Gt West 10% 19% 19% 19%
iTIOICh Mil 4- st P. .. I*7 V lti'.»% ir>tt% HR»> 4
2.040'C0l Fuel & I M>% .-2^ SOY» 31V4
32t>!C..nsol Oas ISS% 13-«% 13»% 13»H
1«» D«-n &R G 42% 42% I 42% 42%
UOo . DiHt Securities ... fi2H 64 : »X! | €3%
1.t»2il Erlo 43% 4'lH 43 43'»
10; Inter Met ... !W^i 53% MS] S3V»
Mcx Central 23% 23% 23% £<%
JO Mo X & Tex 33% : 33% 33% 33%
810 Mo Pac M% 04% 0-; I Ui l
00 Nat l*ad 61% 81% 80% 80%
120 V Cemtral 141 141% 141 i 141
20 ' Norf & West ! UO% »O% 00% 90%
«*! Pennsylvania ] 135 135% 130 135%
301 Pressed Steel Car 51 31 51 31
20.030 Reading 129% 130% 12H% 130%
ICOlRep Steel 29 2!> 2-S 28%
101 do pref 101 101% H>t% 101%
lift Rock Island 25% 26% _% 2'! 1 *
87ftl Southern Pac .... <»% I «p; 65% . •;«•;
420 Southern Ry 37% 3H 37% 38
10 Texas Pae 32% 32% 32% 32%
13.120! Par 140% 151 ' 14»% 150%
10 V S Rubber 50% »>% 30%: 60%
2.040 V S Steel 41%| 41% 40% 41%
.'.f«> do pief 105% 10.1 10A% 10.'. %
20|Wab_h pref 46% I 4«%! 46% | 46%
08. ISO Total sales. "~~ "~ ~"
MINING STOCKS.
Shares! ! Open- I High- I Low- I Last
•old. I , ■ Ing. ! est. 1 est. I Bale.
3.n00;r,->msrtock I -1« .IB i .CHfcl .13%
•VX» Klkton ] .s<> .51 . .50 1 .51
1.000 Gold Dollar I .0* .OH .08 .OS
300 Jim Butler 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.10
50! Little Chief Of! .08 .(Hi .0*
2.000 1 Manhattan Comet. .16 .16 ,1« .16
100 Moulton .65 .65 .«3 .65
Ontario 2.50 2..V> 2. 50 2.30
300 1 Sandstorm It© .00 j .00 .m
300 Savage ! .OS ! .05 ! .05 .05
200!Tonapah Midway. I 2.00 2.00 i 2.M 2. 00
BOO! Work ....| .OS I .09 | .0» .0»
8.175 Total sales.
WHEAT.
Sales. I I Open- ! Hla;h- I Low- I Ln«t
bu»h- I I Ing. I eat. ! eat. I aale,
208.000! July option I 60% 1 SIS' So%| 81%"
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.
FOREIGN TRADING— Foreign houses were not
active factors In the local market, dealing in only
10.000 shares, sales predominating. In London the
general market was Irregular and without especial
feature. Discounts were a trifle firmer, both la
London and Berlin.
AMERICAN BANK NOTE —Stockholders of the
American Bank Note Company have voted to re
duce the number of directors from thirteen to seven.
The reduction was accomplished by the voluntary
retirement of six of the board, leaving the direc
torate as follows: T. H. Freeland. W. L. Green.
P. C. Lounsbury. E. C. Converse. F. L. Potts, A.
V. Stout and A. Jaretxkl.
CORN PRODUCTS DIVIDEND— The directors of
the Com Products Company have not yet reached
a decision as to whether or not dividends will be
started on the preferred stock at the meeting In
June. It Is the Idea of a number of directors that
the company should use Its surplus earnings in the
Improvement of the physical condition of the prop
erty.
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE PROTECTIVE
COMMITTEE.— A protective committee has teen
formed by the stockholders of the Atlanta & Char
lotte Air Line Railway, to act for them in the read
justment of the relations ot that road and the Soutn
ern Railway, which leases it for a rental of 7 per
cent on the stock. The Air Line has $>,500.000 bonds
falling due at the beginning of 1907. and the South
ern Railway Company has asked the Air Line com
pany to consent to the creation of a new mortgage
to secure an issue of $15,000,000, for refunding the
old bonds and providing for double-tracking the
road. Such a mortgage cannot be create 1 without
modification of the agreement of March 26, ISSI.
and the consent of the stockholders of the Air Line.
It Is the opinion of influential stockholders of the
Atlanta * Charlotte that the dividend rate on the
stock should be increased if the bonded indebted
ness of their company is to be increased.
READING DIVIDENDS DECLARED. — The
Reading company has declared the regular semi
annual dividend of 2 per cent on its first preferred
stock, payable September 10 to stock of record
of August 24. The company has also declared the
regular semi-annual dividend of 2 per cent on its
common stock, payable August 1 to stock of recor.l
July 14.
MONEY FOR SAN' FRANCISCO. - The local
banks transferred through the Sub-Treasury yes
terday $925,000 to San Francisco. There also was
transferred $100,000 to New Orleans.
NATIONAL. LEAD.— director of the National
I-vacl Company says that a quarterly dividend on
the common stock will he declared at to-day's meet.
Ing. The rate, he says, has not been decided.
NO SUGAR COMBINATION.— H. O. Havemoyer
says that there li no truth In the report that th*
American Sugar Refining Company has secured an
Interest in th<» sugar business of Arbuckle Brothers.
John Arbuckle made a similar denial a few days
ago.
J N. HI LI, EI*ECTEI> A TRISTEK OF XKW
YORK TRUST COMPANY Jamfs H. Hill was
yesterday elected a trustee of the New York Trust
<*ompany In place of James J. Hill. NStgasA
PRODUCE BXOHANOK SKAT SOLD - A New
York Produce Exchange membership has been ssH
for &ao.
STOCK ISSI'E BUCX'ESSFI'U -It Is announced
that the public subscription to the 7 per cent cumu
lative preferred stock of the United Cigar Manu
facturer* Company has been a swecssm The stock
wuh ovi-r.subtirrlb«<l.
ANACONDA'S 810 EARNINGS.
The report of the Anaconda company for 19«»
shows profits earned on the }30,O9O.0O» stock Of the
company equal to 19.06 per cent. Th* ar«raga srfesi
of electrolytic copper in. New York last year was
15.82 c a pound. In the first four months of 1M th»
average price of copper was 18.32 c. or tsoc higher
than in the preceding year. This Increase _ the
price represents clear gain for th» Anaconda ess*,
pany this year and Is equivalent to an lncress* on
the selling price of copper over 1306 of _§» me
cent. The total surplus of the Anaconda compass
on December 31. 1905. was equal to 24.13 per cent «a
the stock.
' The mines were developed In the year to greater
depths than have been reached heretofore la tte
Butte district, and with the increased depths th*
life of the mines and grad<* of the ore are assures!
for many years to come. The Anaconda mine a
now opened on the 2.*»-foot level, and the Xevtr
Sweat arid St. Lawrence on the 2.300. and at these
depths the veins show fully as good In siz» and la
value of ore-.? as in any of the levels below to*
1,000-foot. The mining properties owned by th*
company outsde of the working mines have been
developed to a considerable extent during the year
with satisfactory results, and it is the policy nf
the management to continue, especially In pros
perous times, active work In developing th* larg»
holdings of the comrany that are row productive.
Detailed earrings follow:
Total receipts. 523.7M.3M
Expenses 18.14f.4ftt
Net earnings |5.5KT.7a
Interest 13LNS
Balance. P roflt SS.7IMS
The balance sheet as of December 31 shows:
Asset? —
Vino*, mining claims, land, etc $20. 430:757
BulHlnc an.i machinery, sawmills, etc 4._7.31A
Inveatments In sundry companies.... 531. Ml
Total fixed assets 125.59L53S
Insurance unexp!r«*l 5M.079
Materials and supplies for future use. 1.NW.761
Deferred aaaeta 1.964.M*
Merchandise held for sale StCft.49l
Copper, silver and gotd 761.103
Loans and acc'ts receivable and cash. ••.741».«)iWV
Current assets 1.1.139.301
Total assets «2>.*BS.&««
L_tlliti«s —
Capital stock. 1.20O.<»» sharea. of 523 each »30.00P. < XX>
Acc'ts & wages payable * taxes ace'd Sl.€2n,2Sfi
Dividend warrants, not presented.... 17.01 ft
Dtvid'd No. 21. payable Jan. I*. 1006 1 060.00*
Current liabilities '..-„< ■ • J 2.633.303
Balance surplus Dec. 31. 190* $4,071. T44
Profit for year ended Bee. 31. 1006... 5.713.
Total surplus $H>.600.5T2
Deduct diviienis Nos. 13. 20 and 21.. 3,430,000
Surplus • T.asMß
Total liabilities *-.«- 5"
SECUHI'I'IES AT AVCTIOH.
The following securities were sold yesterday St
auction at the Exchange Salesroom, by Adrian _ ..
Muller & Son:
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
1-16 Interest in the Printer Boy Mine and th*
Daylight 4 Twl!l*ht Mining claims, sit- .
uatfd on Printer Boy Hill. close to tow»
of Ore. County of Lake. Col.: 5 »tareS
Barnston Tea Company of New Totk »__
lt_). full paid and ucaascssable *-^
BY ORDER OP TRUSTEES.
2 share* Central Trust Company S- 10
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAT CONCEBX. '-.
50 shares Union Exchange Bank 5?
13 ahares Fourth National Bank ■_• — ■ *»■•
37 shares New York St Harlem Railroad Cora- .
pany 111
5 «hare« Weeteheeter Truet Company £»
100 shares American Expreee Company -•-_•" =;an '■•
SO share* Phoenix Insurance Company of Brooß- —3
lvn 3» t* «w
5 shares Safety Car Heating ani Lighting _
Company *Ji
170 shares Star Hygeia Ice Company . . . . ---• -•• m .
5 shares Warburt>>n Hall Association of Toes-
ley
■ 8 ahares American Exchange National Bank., Jgji
8 shares American Exchange National Bank... *• »
25 shares International Grain Elevator > 0S»
pany •- — --•* ™
5 shares Automatic Heating Company. pre
f erred - •J.-'V ■ ■ "4*
27 shares Market and Fulton National B_K *S
4 shares Home Insurance Company v*_ ww
$1,000 Wcls'nach Company thirty sinklas ru""
5 per cent ••,-.ii;iteral trust mortgage sou*
bond, due 19:»; reslster^i; coupons. June
and Deoembor .
120 share-* American Butter Refining C^nsr*ny. .
rom.non ■ •
10ft shares Royal Peking Powder Company, cos*- I_.1 _.
mon • ••* Si
5 shares Hanover National Bank. — ■ -i mm
IO shares Kln^s County Electric Ll.cht A Power
Company • ■"
CU_B MARKET TRADIHG.
The market for outside securities, while —ST
moderately active, displayed a decidedly strong tesr
dency. Interest was chierty centred tn the _ —
stocks. Chicago Subway ami C.r.1.1 HiU Copper. •>
though there was a fair inquiry m other parts o
the list. Mackay shares were somewhat <rr^ I
especially the common, which, after an early C***
of V broke more than a point, but subseq ™"~J
rallied to its high record. The preferred ieotw.
within narrow limits under moderate Ceilings. CW
cago Subway was under excellent support and C 3*
proved a point. Standard Oil was strong ■• ****
active, on buying by Standard Oil brokers. »*•
vnra Tobacco, after early strength, broke • *2
In tho mining group OoM Hill was strong aj~
a.tlv.- at »4 advance. The G*e**M Issues w«w
steady. |7aMsd Copper ruled firm St ■ slight »
provement. Furnace Creek improved **-^^*"
ni|llSSllH was active within narrow limits. Bo *""
was irregular. In bonds. Pennsylvania new *>iif
cent notes were dealt In for the first ttro«. »•*
Haven 3V»s were slightly higher.
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL.
*„• " Open- i H! 8 h- I l*~- I__
1«»> . American Can »'»t n-, »* Jt *
100 do pref 6* ••■»•• 5
M>ol \m IV i Wlr^ T t>-» ■» J» 2^
lOOjOeth s-'teel Corp. . , 27% 2»% -«^ J"
N»l do pr«f 9© 9»» JJ* Lr,
SOU; Havana Ttobacco- ST ■ 9t\ =J« Jv 5
2»WJ do rref 83% 35% 3»J* g^
ISO Inter Salt...". »37 87 W^ §> ,
B.JOO Mackay Ct>» 7*% 73%, JIJ» « ti
ot^» .1- r --. 74% T4% r**| J2 W
aoftlstandanl Oil 607 «12 607 "^
RAILROAD.
har««l I Op«i»- I Hlsl»- I — «»- I Mf*
aol_ 1 I ln t . I wl. I ct 1 t^. s
«.<M>;Chlcas» Subway.. 1 o»fi| MH»I ««l *"• V '

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