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10
Bankers and Brokers.
CITIZENS' CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
MORTGAGE BONO CO.,
HOME TRUST CO.,
TITLE INSURANCE GO- OF NEW YORK
CLINTON GILBERT, 2Wali St.
Ghas. D. Barney & Co.
BANKERS & BROKERS.
SS Bread Street,
SEW YOKB.
122 fiatrth Foam, Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
______ _ .
' FOR SALE.
r. nsolldatrd Rubber Tire Irsssss.
4 K'.-.kl>-m Wui'lio-j'-p A Storage.
M»f..ntog A .■ ;^^^^UJEo By. 6. I.'g't. Common,
Kattooal Surrty.
Casoatty Co. of America.
FREDERIC K. HATCH.
Heater la t'alisted Eecurltles of Railroads and other
Ccrporations ia the United Ptates and elsewhere.
Tet HIS Broad. 23 Broad St.. N«w York.
BONDS
A. B. LEACH & CO..
213 UKt' \!'\\ AY. sf. V.
Chicago. Boston. Philadelphia.
■■■JBiBB 6. Oorbairt, John B. Van Srhalcb.
"lei. 1 510-1511 and ISIS stector. Cable Tarpoleum.
VAN SCiiAICK & CO.,
X. Y. Stock Eirhange.
/ HEMBEBS OF l*r»»«luf* frxrhanfrr. ur.d
Cbiraco Board of Trade.
7 WALL STREET.
ttroni-T, rvnws J 251 Kant Cerniaa St.. Baltimore.
Brjn;U «■»"» }7*S Broad «*t.. Newark. K. 4.
N.W.HALSEY&CO.
;■ . -. VKERS •
BONDS FOR INVESTMENT.
49 Wall St., New York.
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. SAX FRANCISCO.
Bonds and Guaranteed Stocks
JOSEPH WALKER. & SONS
Bankers,
Members of New York Stock Exchange.
SO Braad Street. New York City.
FREDK F. MARQUAND
35-37 BROAD STREET.
STOCKS an.cL _3o_tx>s
FOR INVESTMENT OR ON MARGIN.
OCX OF TOWS ACCOCNTS A SPECIALTY.
;._£_- 20 VEABS- EXPERIENCE.
GREENE J Seep Posted Peirardlns Latest
J' Development*
COPPER |;j. Thomas licinhardt
MITCHELL Specialist In Curb Stocks
\HVf]\7f'2 51» Exchanre Place 15 Wall Street
:Ull\li\U 5 Boston New York
Financial.
THE CHICAGO I ALTON RAILROAD CO.
Tlw crcr*ve4 stock certificates of this Company are
now ready for delivery, and can be obtained upon sur
render of a Ilk* amount of the temporary certificates at
the Transfer Office, 120 Broadway.
When a new certificate is desired in a name different
item that in which th» old certificate st&nJ>, the latter
■Hisrt be properly endorsed.
ALEX. MII_AR, Secretary.
New York. July 30. 190 C.
Dividend Notices.
SOI THERN ItAILTVAV COMPANY.
Ml BROADWAY. New Tork. August 1 1906.
J± DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT. >2H'ji) out of accumulated income has
been declared on the PREFERRED STOCK of the
<:onjpacy. payable October 17. 1606. to stockholders of
record at the close of business September 22. l«Hi.
The preferred stock transfer book* will close at 12
o'clock noon on Saturday. September 22. 180<;, and will
Ti-Xfic-n at 10 o'clock A. M. on Thursday. October lid l!«( Mi.
R. D. UNKKORD, ' Secretary.
23 Wall Street, New- York, August 1. 1906.
Th« tran*f«r bookv of the Voting Trustees for Pre
ferred Stock True: Certificates of the Southern Railway
Co.. WHICH HAVE ASSENTED TO THE EXTENSION
AGREEMENT OF AUGUST 27. lfto2. will close at 12
o'clock noon on Saturday. September 22 lifOO. and will
reopen at 10 o'clock A. SI. on Thursday, October IS,
1806.
On October 17. 1906. th« Vot'.ne Trustees will be pre-
Mred to distribute the above dividend of TWO AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT. HWI*. when received by them.
among the parties eatit!ej thf-reto. as aaaoe appear of
record on their bocks when closed a* above.
J. P. MORGAN & CO.,
Aeentk for Voting Trustee*.
BOND * MORTGAGE GIARANTEK CO.
1:.. Remaen St., Brooklyn X. y.. July n ll«x;.
f^ QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF THREE
PER CENT. ha» this day beer, declared by th«
Board (f Directors, payable August 15U». lflOo, to the
■tockbolders of record on the losing of Trancftr Hocks
«t 3l* M on August luth Tl.e liooks will be opened at
10 A. SI on August Uth
CL.IXTOX U. BUHDICK. Treasurer
:STUV YORK CENTRAL &• HL'DSOV RIVER
IC.VILROAU COMPANY.
OlK'"*' -.f ?'-' Vrfasurrr v. w >.., \->— ->Tt'i •■,<,;
"A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
**■ j«r moi on 'ho capital el ■ k at the BOMK, WATER
TOWN & OGOEK6BURO RAILROAD COMPANY will
M paid by th# New York Central & Hudton };l>»r Hail
road Coir.j.sny. >!.*<--» (under the provlrlcns of the contract
between the two companl««). at thu office on and after
Aucu;t 15. I»j«i. to stack2<o:<]<>ra of record at the close of
business on July SI. 1906.
EDWARD L ROSSITER. Treasurer.
THE AMERICAN* TOBACCO COMPANY.
No. 11l Fifth Av«nus. New York.
_. August Ist. ISO*.
J^ DIVIDEND OF 2%% AND AX EXTRA
dividend Of M have been declared upon the common
Stock of Tr.e American Tol.acco Company, payable on Sep
tember Ist. lt»OC. '.<> MtockhoMcra of record at the c!(is» of
*>us<ncss. Autrust 15th. ISOS Checks will be- mailed.
Transfer bofsis c3ose at 3 P. M.. Auiru*t 15th. 19oa. and
reopen at 10 A. M.. September 4th, 1906.
J. M. W. HICKS. Treasurer.
LOUKVIIXE 4- NASHVILLE It. R. CO.
rj*HE BOAlil» OF IMKECTOKS or THE
liouls'.-l'.le and NaFh- i!!<s Railroad Comrar.y this day
declared a Mmi-smmial dirMend of three. (ZOO per cent,
rayobie on and aft*T August 10. 390:1, to such as Khali
l>* reslrter^d WvirHoMers of the Company, at 3 o'clock
P. M. on July SOU*. I!"*!
The tt'j-H transfer book* will close at 3 o'clock P. M.
en July 20th. IJMMJj a-.: reopen at 10 A. M. on August
10th, lofio.
OHEfTKS ■will V* m=ilM to «torfcho!4erc whf>!iav<» filed
PERMANENT DIVIDEND ORDERS at Thin office
•?'"■■—_. E I- SMITHERS. AM't Treasurer.
I»ew T>>rk. Juti«- CI«. l»0C.
A X>\ EKTT«EM!«CTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Th«
=£- TrlllU * 1-.-.-KM at Vtrtr Uptown Oil: -. No. I*4
S??*II* V - '">■'•••■ : wtm.. until 8 r/ clock D in
OSSEfVm? 1 * i? c " Ue ' J •*}* tth*t h * branch cflicS. at
reruisr efflce rat ;s until S i o'cJock p. m.. vtt .-. 354 Bth
Jv '.n f... _'S< \\r~ti 42,1 fi betwu-a 7th w.l Bth av.s •
ff 3 '££•?-"* st : j:m . 3 J *"■ ShSISnS
mm.; l<2'> •'. a-^a -^ . rear Clrt Ft • 17>>k In iv? ££$££
»t.: IS, test Jisth «t.: 7r.li Tiwiwqi avc tio ad aye
tear 4lf. «.; .'■:.•» 3d aye. : 210 liU«ck«-r st.
BANK STOCKS.
*»S»BTTB« t>y Clinton Oilbert. No. 2 Wall street )
BIS. Asked. i «... Asked
America .. MS KM lUwUn.;.; 1 4,nt 1 tit)
Am liJtc'-ADb-t;. - J4s 254 , Manhattan Co.. 280 'no
;.j'.i--.,ii. ■ '• • 7>< ,i.ai.». • i- Ful ■■-,;
ACi-.-j. National 2<ir. -15 | Metropolis ... — 4113
Uk of Utrousi l&u — •V. h«ni s p 2.">0 '"03
JS*tt*ry Par^.. — 135 | !!<• & Trad.. ISO |0S
;«>»«•>■ BSO wa ; JWcartlie ::<.) 2TK)
rutch A Vror. IW 170 I Metropolitan .. 100 IV)
Coal &I Nat . . 250 — ; Merchants' .... — 110
«."oc>oll-atta .. I'<J IT« , litrcnaiiti.' tjt. 170 i- ;
C'cxttsty 17.'. Its [ Mount Morris.. 2:i5 —
C..a»«- 700 — .Mutual 300 ,; __ '
Chat >..-•;. . .... — SO' N'»s^iiu 2'fi 212
Ctwmiri.l . ...4.100 4.-'"" |X Am Nut S»0 —
CltCeotNat.. vi I4i KTSBjt ... 3- r, 312
City *'* '-'■'• S v county l.aw —
t;»«-:w-a KkCfa.. IHI — IN V Nat iixch. SOU 205
Corr.rr.<-r-e ... 178 US .'. . ■■-..:], Wd. ay» —
Colonial nut — J Night ft Day • . . CoO 521
Columbia . ... *'■!'> — [North America. — I".''J
Corn Exchange »i?- 3*3 I Northern Nat.. I3i> i-.»
East River . . i."«j :ou !Oii*-'ital -■''' 27'J
i-Jd^liix i>f»t _ ij'arific S4-i
First National. OS. 71 # J 'Park ... 400 480
*'lftii National ::*<» — ; ;. - , ..•■!> ."••o —
Firth Avenue. 3.mi»» #,200 IPJitr.l* Id' 2 1 *
fourth Nat... 210 210 Plaza C7O «i»0
Fourteentli st. ay*. _ .produce Esch.. 170 180
Osllat'.n .... 37." 4<*> Rlvervl'io '.. 25i» TiU
S**** ;<l - <■"» ' Ses h'.*rd 2C"> —
o«Tniin-Ain . . If.'' ico ' SJecoad .... 109 —
•j'-rmsn E«ch. 41«» — ■-■;,,. i.tnpt —
CermanU .... 60-J — Thirtylfo-jrth St 2".*. —
«« r '* r . i . wlch --•■ 2! " S<B Twelfth Ward . :'..VJ —
Hatnut-jn .... SS* — Twenty third if 11» < -
Jlsnover 4». ri« (union Exch.... 210 =50
Imp «■ Tmi *- • - i'/. 1 s "'» t*Rlt*4 KMlnqal |.iv li 4
Ir.t«Tborcug!i . IV. |flii fs Xv har.lt-.. 125 itU
*222. IVJ 25 ° !n-««l:i ri^on fits 22'- -
£«»»»*>« 210 — |Tv>n U!«Je «i 0 —
*-t-» 800 630 .YcrfcvUW ««• —
TIES PRICES HIGHER.
SEODR
aggressive bill operatioxs carry valves to
a better level.
Desire on tic Part of Substantial Interest* to Promote Active Specula
tion for a Rise — Sterling Exchange Strong.
• ■ • ■- , '■..• ' -^ -j; ■■■"■■;.■
Closing prices of stocks dealt in, with net
changes, ■ follow:
Allls-Cha! C 0... 18% 4- ft! Kan City So pf . . 55
Amal Copper.... 103% +IVK Ice of Chic... 00*4 ■
Am Ac them.. 25 : +1 I l^uls & Nosh... 148% + %
do pref 83 — - i Met Street Ry...
•Am Beet Su*.. 25 : Mexican Central. 21 + %
Am C & Fdry.. 39% +1% MBP &S S M.154 4-1%
do pref 100% I do pref 172% + %
Am Cotton OH.. 32% +% Ho Kan & Tex.. 34 — %
Am H & L 7% + H " do pref 68% +J4
do pref 31% + l i Missouri pac 94% +1%
Am Ice Secur.. C 6% +1% Nat Biscuit 68 —ft
•Am L,«.n*ecd. . . 20% j Nat Eft St 17% +%
•do pref 43 4-ft:»Natt*ad PPr 4l r 4 +2*
tArn Locomotive 71 — % do pref 102% +%
Am Pneumat... SO —1% NRR of M pf. S«S 4- V
do pref 70 — Oftj do 2d pref 21* + %
Am Smelt 155 4-2 jX V Air Brake. .14H'i 4-1%
do pref 118 iN T Central 13?% 4-1%
•Am Snuff 21'> 4-10 N V C & St L.. «7T4 4-1%
Am Steel Fdry. 12 +HNTO4W 48% +1
do pref 4flft +2% Norf & West 61 4-1
Am Suftar 188% 4- ft North American. »7 4-1%
•do rref 130 I Northern Pa cine. 206 +2%
Am Tob prcf... 101% 4- %■ Pacific Coast 131% + %
•Am Wool 87>4 ! Pacific Mall 3C% +1%
•do pref IMIU — % Perm Railroad. . .131 4- %
•Anaconda 25«h +5 Peorta & East.. 42% —»{
A T & BF. m\ +m!Peo O ft C «2% 4- %
flo pref 101 4- % Pressed Stl Car.. 52% 4-2'
At Coast Line.. 142 4-1% do pref 09% 4- '4
Bait & 0hi0.... 120% 4- % Pull Pal 0ar.... 240 4-12
do pref 91 4- ft Ry Steel Spring. «4% 4-1%
Beth Steel 22% 4- % ; Reading 133 4-1%
Bklyn Rap Tr.. SOft 4-2% do Ist r * f m 4-1
Brunswick 15% 4- %• do 2d pref £5 4-5
can South : (»% »Rep Iron & Stl. 20% 4- %
Canadian Pac...l«« I »do pref 100 4- ft
Cent of X J 22»H 4-2% Rook Island 2«% 4- %*
Cent Leather... S»% 4- *4 do pref ....... «4% 4-1
Oie 3 & Ohio B»% 4-lH'Pt L*• SF 2d pf 4JVj 4-1 M
Chic Gt West.. IM4 4- HISt I, & S W pf . . R3V* 4- %
do pref B 20% 4- % . Ploss-Pheff 78% +3
CMft St P....1«« +4% Southern Pac 74% -
do prof 193 4-2 j do pref lit I *. 4- ft
C & N W 2<*J% 4-4% Southern Ry *•'%
do rref 230 . I do pref «9 4- M.
Chic TTr pf... 20 4- v Term C& I 1.'«% -+• Vt
Chic Union Tr. . 4% 4- %: Texas & Pac... 33',i 4- %
do rref ... 13" 1 * 4- "■ do Land Trust. 81 4-4
ere* St L... 94% 4- % To: 6t Lft W. 2*-"% — —
Col Fuel & 1... B6 4-1 I do pref........ 4f1% 4-2
do prof !>■•> 4-5 I Twin City R T..113"-Si 4- %
Col £■ South 57% 4- %ltsn Ba»r * P *** 4- %
do li=t pref 71% 4-1 I Union Pacific 15474 4-2%
do 2.1 pref ... M 4- %'Unit TJy Invest., M •
C .»- H c *!...» I do pref .<» —ft
Consol Ops 13«*i _I%!U f» Cast I P 4flii — S 4
Corn Pro Ref . . 2<Hi -v 141 d--- pref 03 4- Vi
r-cl & Hudson.. 22l 4-4* U S Kxi-rers 127 4-3
Den & X G.... 45 4-lHin S R & Imp... 7S 4-1
do prff W»H 4-1541U S Red & R... R«H + %
Pet Cn R R.... (•■ 4-I'4! ■••' nrof 77% +1%
Dlst Sec Cor... «1% -S-l%!tT S Rubber 45% 4-I*4
D S S ft A.... is% 4. xL\ do Ist pref 10«% 4-l»i
«o pref 37% —%l do 2(1 pref «> 4-2^4
Erie 44% 4-I%' U 8 Steel 41U +1U
do Ist pref ... "9% +H flo pref 107H 4-%
do 2d pr*f 7<W, — 1; Va-Car Chom.... 35% 4-2%
FMA Sm pf... JM% 4- a i! do prt-t 107% -— -
O««n Klec Co |«7 — U'Va I C & C 43 4-1%
nt North pf 2f« H -»- 2*4 bash 2f"4 4- H
Int-Met "<SU 4- XI do »ref 47% — %
do vTff 7* 1 - 4-I*l ! Went Maryland.. S«»j
Inter Paper I CB 4 -^!W&LE I»>4 4-%
Int Pump 4T-K —1 ' do Ist pref 4t% 4- U
lowa Central... 27U 4- K\ do 2d '^rtf 2r.»4 4-l 1 4
do pref 52% -HH'Wis Out 24% —**
Kan City So 27 4-%! do rref 47% — %
•Unlisted. tEx dividend.
Closing prices of active bonds dealt in. with
net changes, follow:
Janan «* W»4 —Vi i D & H cony 4* . . 10!»% 4- ft
do 4'4s f14% 4- % I Mcx Cent Ist inc. 19% 4- «4
Am Tob 4s '77*4 — l»VNcrPac4s l^v t —»4
(In f.s 112% — <S4lOre*rnn S I, 45... »-**4 4- %
AT*t»F ccnv 45.102H 4- H' Reading iren 45.. W 7 4 4- H
B R T 4* I>T.»4 —14 So Pac Ist ref 4s »SVi 4- H
Chic B& Q 45.. 9« — M Wabash D 85... 81% 4- ft
Col Mid Ist 45.. 74!4 + VS!
•Ex Interest.
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.
Stock market values were strong in the greater
part of the day on an active volume of business,
transactions including some purchases for public
account and support from the strongest houses
in the Street. Evidently it is the intention of
the more important interests to work for higher
quotations. The declaration of 'a dividend on
United States Steel common at this time is, ac
cording to some observers, a reflection of the
desire of substantial Wall Street 'men to create
an active outside demand for securities, while
further evidence of the present bull attitude of
the leading interests on the market is presented
in the reports emanating from well Informed
quarters regarding the probability of increased
distributions to the stockholders of the Atchi
son, Norfolk & Western, Southern Pacific, Ches
apeake & Ohio, Pressed Steel Car and a number
of other corporations. The word has gone forth
that an August bull boom is on, no matter what
may happen abroad. Stocks held by the men
who bought on the recent decline bonds held by
underwriting syndicates and accumulations of
securities made last January must be marketed
before the autumn, say the holders, and the
public is therefore asked to come in at once and
relieve Wall Street of its wares. If the public
responds there- ought to be a material apprecia
tion In prices in the present month, but there
are some reasons for the belief that the outsiders
have their funds so well employed ln the chan
nels of trade that they will not at this high
level of values accept the argument that stocks
and bonds are at bargain figures. That there
was a big short interest in the market was easy
to see frum the course cf quotations in the lead
ing issues yesterday. The outside demand was
not heavy enough to bring about the marked Im
provement which was recorded in many stocks,
the advance being due to fright on the part of
the shorts and well planned and successfully
carried out manipulation.
[ Opening prices were helped by the strength in
j American securities abroad. In the London
market there was heavy buying for American
account, and quotations advanced, despite the
serious outlook in Russia, which was reflected in
a further decline In Russian bonds and a gen
eral disinclination on the part of foreign traders
to take an active interest in the speculative anil
Investment markets. The powerful financial in
terests in this country, which are now espoused
to (ha bull side of the market, find no difficulty
in influencing the London market for American
securities under certain conditions, but if af
fairs in the Russian Empire become so involved
gs to make necessary heavy liquidation of secur
ities to protect Russian credit American held
slocks abroad may be sold in volume large
enough to cause a material change in the plans
' of the people who are counting on big gold im
ports and a long period of advancing values.
This is merely a suggestion. The Russian out
look apparently is not being considered seri
ously by Wall Street traders, though In certain
circles the idea is put forth that perhaps the
nervous activity of the larger interests to pro
mote a bull speculation at this time is owing to
their anxiety to get out of stocks before the
storm develops. There are no breakers ahead,
according to the bulls, who are now on top of
the stock i»ark<-t. and the speculator, they say.
who fights the advance is doomed to irretriev
able disaster. The magic names of Morgan,
Standard Oil. Harriman, -Gates, Hill and other
potentates of the Street are being used to at
tract buyers, and if nothing untoward happens
at home in the next few weeks big things may
be accomplished by the buil element.
Money rates were unchanged yesterday. Do
mestic exchange at Interior points showed no
evidence of an Immediate urgent demand from
out of town points for currency, yet there was
little confidence expressed in well informed
banking circles in the theory that the inquiry
for funds from the West and South this fall, in
cident •-■> the marketing of the crops and gen
eral trad..» requirements, will not br- a.-: active as
in former years. Interior banks, it is true, an.
stronger than they ever have been before, but
the employment of money in the channels of
trade in more active than ever reported at this
«easop., while the harvest demands promise to
be larger than in preceding years, owing to the
probability of enormous crops. And interior
bank balances at This centre are smaller than
usually recorded at this period. Furthermore.
foreign exchange is now moving against this
country, and in the event of continued selling of
America]) stocks by European holders there will
be little relief tor the money market from for
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. AUGUST 2. 1906
dim gold. The Secretary of the Treasury will
make more deposits of government funds with
the national banks in the autumn, but this
operation will merely serve to prevent acute
stringency. It will not lower money rates to a
level that will induce an active investment or
speculative demand for securities on the part of
the public.
While there were heavy profit selling sales in
the afternoon, the general level of prices was
well maintained, and at the close quotations
were not far from the best figures of the day,
with the chief improvement in Amalgamated
Copper. American Smelters. Anaconda. Erie, St.
Paul. Reading. Union Pacific, United States
Steel, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Great Northern
preferred. Delaware & Hudson, National Lead,
Missouri Pacific. Northern Pacific, New York
Central. Chesapeake & Ohio and Norfolk &
Western. Consolidated Gas was weak, supply
ing the only soft spot among the leading issues.
Southern Pacific was somewhat heavy at the
close. Total sales were larger than on any day
in many weeks, amounting to more than 3,300,
000 shares.
BOND MARKET SALES.
1000 U S Si Coup 1013 | £000 D & H Convt 4a. .100%
.-.. x 1.1C3%i 8000 Dlst Sec Cor 55... 67
4000 do 4s Cou 1037.103 V* I luOo Erie Gen 4s . 80«
DOiM) Japanese Cs 9W, i woo do P0«
1000 do sal 100 j lOOi) do 90*2
100 do 00% 1000 do Convt 45!.;. 101
1000 do 00? i i KiOO do 10t>4
0000 do 2d !»>,,; 1000 do I(>4<
3000 do B!>\4 5000 do 105
.Ml do tHHiI 2000 do Perm Cl Tr
14000 do 4%s m 4s xi. 98>4
»000 do 84*4| 9000 Hock V Ist 4%5..Ka
12000 do 2J 01 V, 4000 Int-Met 4Hs. .77. . «*
6000 do 4s Ctfs 82%; 1000 Int &Gt N 3d... 77*4
bfVOO do S3 3000 Int P Convt 55... 94
1300 do 83 : 2WO do 6s x 1.107*4
4500 do ami KJ\,i 1000 Lacka Steel 55... 104
12000 Va 6s Defd Ctfs. 24% | SfOO L B & w Ist ss. 115
20U) Alb & Susq 3V«s.ll2't 3000 L, 9 & M So Deb
2000 do 112^i 4s 99^4
22<VJ0 Am Tobacco 65.. 113 , ROno L, &- X TJriif 45... 101
3000 do 1J2%; 2000 M St Ry Kef 4s. P4>i
7000 do 4s xl. 77*I| 1(100 Mcx Cent Con 4s. ""Hi
9000 do 774 i *!""<> do Ist Ine ll»
4(100 do 77 )h; 10000 do 10',
1000 AT & S.F AdJ |32000 do l»'l
rrM 4s 05V,jiaiO<» dr. 2.1 Inc IB
5000 do Gen 4s 102UI WOO NYC Gen S^s. . 9.1\
54100 do 102%! 1000 do Del. 1!W4"...10>H
04000 do Convt 45...102H 4000 do L S Col 3>is. BS«,i
2S(hio do io2>-,!ificmo do c. RS«4
2J0«0 do 102% j 1000 Xorf &\V Con 4s.lO>iH
C&000 do 102H! 2000 do 7. liMMt
8000 At Coast 4s 100U, 4000 Nor P Gen 3s. x J. 78%
1000 B& O Gold 45.. 103 ! 10000 do Prior 4s 103%
2"00 do Swn 3V45... 00% ' SOOO do '. '.103%
53000 Bkln Rap Tr 4s. 95 12000 do 103%
.s™"- do 05% 1 lOfOO S L Ist 65..x1.1»3
10000 do OBVil (tnou do Gtd Ref 45.. m%
10000 do 0.1", ; jooo Co 05
poo » do Gold 5« 104 Hi 1000 do f«7i
MOO Can So Ist ss. .100% 1 2000 Perm Otd 4H'.--10«
1000 eof Ga Con b».lll%l moo do Convt :»<is... 07H
10000 do 2d Inc Stpd. 60 120000 do Sy. s 1015.. 04^1
14000 do 01 j 88000 do ..". 942
IfIOOO Cent leather 80. i>M'.\ 3O0(l B<-.a-':iiir Gen 4s Ktft
3000 Cent P Gtd 4».3. 14000 ....... ."Wt
2000 c O Gen 4%5. .lO7\ 2{»nnn St L. *S F Ref 4s S2^i
I°/^ do 107 V 2000 do S2^
20000 C R & Q Jt 45. . OS ! 7000 So Pac Cl Tr 45.. 01%
2JOOO do Ofi^l 1000 do Ist Ref 4s. .. a->
1000 do ns 1 mono do . '.<~u,
5 2222 do I" Dlv *"•-«»%' * >™ South Rylst 55..11«V4
4OOOC R I & P Gen I 3000 do 11«
„_„ „ 4s loovv moo do M& O Col «■ jr.
™°£ r1 ° i«ov;noooo pp r bft N V lst.lO2H
•™» d» 100 HI BOfirtTex « Pac 2d.... 00
0000 do Ref 4s 0S«i! ROOO Third Are Con 4s. »t<4
mono do £. R *»:■■■ 77 H1 «000 Union Pac Ist 4s. 103
8000 do Cl Tr 55... 02 ' KOOO do . ln3U
2000 Clev C C 4 St L ! 10r^>0 r R R of 8 F 4*. «4
BAA/V Gen 4s 1O2H! 102000 r» S Steel SF 5s «W%
snoo c* s Ist 4s. xi. 9i*i<ir»r.oo da .m%
TWO Col Ind 5s A.xl. 74% S.-.000 do . ft«u
loroo do 7!* '«7000 do ". ft«H
2*loo do ""••; 1 mono ,Jo 9SS4
2?*> *> 7.V4! !MW> W'Hbash Ist {is: : ; ".114«4
aoi^* do 74' i' 1000 do 2<l . x1.104?4
1000 do ."is R. . . .x 1. 741* IWMtO do Dob B '. 81
7000 Col Mid Ist 45... 74 I Soon do ... . Bl*4
lf.ooo do 74H 70000 do ..... ......... Mtt
17000 do 74V, 1000 M'ah Pitts T 2d.. 371?
4OfiO D* n Convt 4s.lO»'(i 34000 do . . 37«2
Ifiooo do ..1O»H' r.OOO do 3714
!>n«0O do ....100*4 lor^WeFt Md 4s '.'.'.'.'. S4t2
£22! 1° Irtn% soon wvaC & V Ist. .W\L
20000 do 110 ! 1000 win Cent Gen 4s. 90
Total sales of bonds. $1,695,000.
GOVERNMENT BONOS.
The following shown yesterday's closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with Tues
day's:
—July 31.— —Aug. I.—
„_ . Rid. A»k»d. Bid A«k<vi
V. S. 2». registered, 1030 104 »i ior,> 4 104*; JOSU
T. P. 2s. coupon. 1930 104* i 105»i vu s i 10RV
tr. P. 3s, registered. 1918 103 H 104 103 H 104
V. S. Ss, coupon. 1918 104*4 104%. «if«>i 104
TT. P. 3s. B. R. IBIS 103% 104 •103* i —
T ? S. 4s, registered. 1907 1O3»4 104 10JJU 104
V. S. 4s, coupon, 1907 10114 104 lain 104
IT. S. 4s, registered. 1025 129 130 120 no
U. 8. 4s, coupon. M 1» ........ .130 131 »12» ISO
District of ColunAU. S-635... 1ift — »m —
Philippine 4s HO — 110 _
•Ex Interest.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD. ■
London, Aug. I. 4 p. m.— market for Ameri
can securities was strong and active, being helped
by the dividend on Steel common and by heavy buy
ing for American account. Last quotations follow:
London N. Y. N. Y.
close. equlv. close. Clianr.es.
Anaconda IS 2."2'» 2.*3 l 4 — 1
Atchlnon 05 i us 92% 4- H
Canadian Pacific 171% 106% lft»\ +Xi
Ft Paul IST 181 IHi'A + %
Erlo 44% 43 43 4- %
do Ist preferred »1 >.- 70 70 - —
Illinois Central »l*»'s 17**1 17SH 4- %
Louis & N'ash 14S 143H 143>,4
X V Central 141 1 » 137 137
Pennsylvania 67«4 13<»Vs 190)4 4- %
Read-insr «7% 131 »i 131«4 4- 'A
Southern I'aciflc 70% 74'-i 744
Union Pacific 188* 133% 1.-2% +m
V S Steel 42ii 41* 40 +l>i
do preferred 11l lV.?i 107 4- %
•Ex dividend.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London. 2V*flZ per cent. Open mnrkct discount
rate for short bills. 3©3 1-I<> per cent; long bills.
3 l-16@3>,i per cent Berlin discount rate, 2\i per
cent. Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks 47 a i
pfennigs. Paris discount rate, 2Vj per cent. Paris
exchange on London, 25 francs 13 centimes. Ear
gold in London. 70s. 9%d.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.— British consols for
money, 87 9-16; for the account, 67%. French rentes,
97 francs £0 centimes.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange Salesroom, by Adrian H.
MulW-r & Son:
By order cf George Johnston, receiver.
All the right, title and interest of William Sturm
dorf in and to a certain judgment for
J^.»l6U«4 in fitvor of William Hturmdorf
against Franklin E. SaunJers, rendered in
the Supreme Court. Kings County, on the
13th day of June. 1905. subject to the lien
'iaim therein of Thomas C. SneJeker an.l
William R. Snedektr us provided by gaid
judgment $71
By order of executors.
175 shares Brooklyn City Kallruad Co 227^4
toy ord^r of administrator.
3 shares Manhattan Brass C 0.... per share.
' 7ti shares National Automatic Fire Aiarm Co.
of Lone Island $31
For account of whom it may concern.
r»no share? Hutlaml Railroad CV>. pr.'f 54
925.U1JU John R. Ferrler tir»t mortßage 30-year 41, a4 l ,a
per •nt bonds. due July, JO.'l; coupons Jan
uary and July; July, \W»\. coupons on so
44 shares National Park Bank 4t>-i\
& shares Lawyers' Title Insurance and Trust
Co SOSH
10 shares Ijuwjcii' MortKase Co jsu
$3.ckm> Brooklyn Ferry Co. first consolidated mort
gage 5 per cent bonds, clue 1U48; Interest
February and August 42
For account of the estate of D. c riately
$2.00u Note of Carey. Lombard & Young, inc..
due March 1. 1007, with 4i> shares Carey-
Lombard Lumber Co. stock as collateral. .SSaO
$5,000 Aufrusta-Alken Railway ,' v - Electric Co. .'«
per cent lateral trust sold bond? duo
January. IKS .' CO
$5,000 Jorvis-Conklln Mortgage Trust Co. debent
ure bonds (North American Trust Co.
certfs. > $24.".
11,827 00 Not* r.f J. H. iteers, dated May, 1, HW7;
$.V»:< 4<> note of J. H. Beers, dated February
1. 18>J .S4O
400 sJ'.ar. -s Angle American L*.n<l MortKawf anJ
Apfn.y Co.. Ltd.; !i(jui-Ictton certificate
£7 It's paid - no
for account of M. T. !'.<•;. former purchaser.
100 th area Oppenhtlmcr Institute, common, per
snare $1
RUSSIAN LOAN INSTALMENT.
London, August The instalment of 20 per cent
of the Russian loan, amounting 10 $10,000,000, was
fully covered to-day without th* slightest difficulty.
Owing to the numerous small amounts contributed
throughout the country, the discount market was
somewhat unsettled in tho afternoon.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
... . I'.WXJ. UtfUY 1004.
week ended July 31.. $10.G»>,42a f 10,1.17.460 $S 3fll 27«
Prom January 1 3W.245.Wl 300.W0.13S 278.07'J.0n
RAILKOAD AND OTHEE STOCKS.
Shares | I— —Actual sales |-01oslnr
■oil. I |Cpfn|Hlgh|Lfn».t Fln.j Hld.|Aalc.
*—-Adams'Express, — — rr '~T. ** 2'"52 '" 5
..2.100 Aliis-C-r.nlmcrs .13 JSTi Vl% 5» Tgj a|
i.TOO •Atna'rCofper!" MM4 M* lOUi JWl> «" lS
*.eno Am AST Cftoin.. »% M »$ 25\ u'i* wi*
100 do prof l>3 ■ 1 M M J;j
800 'Am Beet Bussr 83 * » » -*?* -•'
4*icCo Am°C«?r*& BSH Cfi'4 ML "S'.-H 30H i'.'Vi
400! do pref !Up% 1«»* 1«»% »»« J2J* \s?*
American Coal.. — — — r- »«*; »S_
Amer Cotton Oil 33 S3 S^« 32', 3 IT-!-, >t-\
1 do pref — — — — ■': * ''..' ■
istettSl-iS aS m »4 Ul'T ?34
»Ara Gr Twln«. — — — — ft S{*
WO Am Hide & L. . VA TJJ J7M »JH l js ,!«
1,2001 do pref SIH 31* «J4 81% 30% 31^
O.CS.' Amer Ice See... «H (i-;-, «•» •■> JJ|* C.
»Amer Unsead.. 20% 20% 20% 20% 2U% « .
1001 »do pref «««««»«»
7.400 'Am Loco ex d. 71% ?1« 70% 71 70% ttl-
1 »do pref — — — — 113 n »*
— I'Amer Halting.. — — — — *£ «^
37,W« •Am > cr P Smeltlnc- 18S% 155H '' 35 » «» J??., }*$*
400 »do pref 117H 113 UT« US i»7H ll»
«ijo prcf D. ... — — — — •W us
100 •American Snuff [2W "1£ 810 «0 f£ 240
ITooo UnfstKSVd^l! lir, 12 UJI » Mg If
3.10U do pref 44* 47 44% 46V* 4<H4 «
10 300 'Am Sugar... 13»% 13»H 13MV4 138% J3Svs 330
100 »Jo praf 130 130 130 136 135 137
Am Tel * t>.b!e — — — — » «2
— — Am Tel & I'Oil — — — — 113 !.■-•
100 ArUe?Tob pret'.. 101% 101% 101% 101* 10t% 101%
3.2iH> 'Amer Woollen. 87% 87% 3«% 87H 37 1 37%
200 Mo prof 104 104 103>/» l«3Vi 103 104
€5.100 'Anaconda 254 XI -'3" s .j 238* 238$ 25d
Ann Arbor __ - — - SO 40
— — do pref — — — — 70 {0
— — Asbo Mer Ist pf — — — — 100 111
41.300 Atchlson V. 02% 94% 82% M% JO* 83Ti
0001 do pref 101 101 101 lot 100% 101
1.320 Atl Coast Line.. 141H 148 141 142 14U: 142
100 Amer I'neu Sen- SO 30 80 30 25 33
200 do prcf........ 70 70 70 70 (S fc:O
1C.600 Bait & 0hi0... 121 121% 130% 120% 120% ISO%
lUO do pref 83 03 03 in 02 88
Boston A L pf.. - — — — 110 —
41.170 B'klyn Rap fr.. 78% 80% 78% 80% 80% fO%
IB'klvn Ln Gas.. — — — — 110 125
400 1 Brunswick 15 13% IS 15* 18% 16%
Buff R & Pitts. — — — — 133 145
1 do prof — — — — 140 180
1 Buff & Sub pnj — — — — SO feS
300 Beth Steel 23 22% 22 22% 22 25
do pref — — — — — 80
»Butterick C 0... — — — — 45 «S
*■*>! Canada South... 67H 68% 67 Vi 68% 68% 60
0,200 1 Canadian Pacific 105% 166% 105% 166 IBS* 1«6
C&So Am Tel — — — — 140 150
2, 1001 Central Leather. 38% 40% 30% 40 30% 40
! do pref _____ 101% 102%
200 Central of N J.. 220% 220% 229H 229% 2"-1» |230
12.500 1 Ches & Ohio fi»% K>H 58% 60% BU'.i CMS
Ch & E 111 pref — — — — — 150
- Chic Bur & Qjr. — — — — 200 —
2.300 Chic Gt West.. 18% 18% 18 18% 18% 18%
! do pref A — — — — 74 76
700 do pref B 2G',i SiM 26 26% 26 £6%
1 do dtb — — — — 61 88
Ch Ind & L pref — 1 — — — 80 80
71,800 Chic Mil &St P 181 IS3 181 185 184% I*s
109 i do pref 103 193 103 103 102H 193U,
13.P50) Chic & Korthw. 203 206% 202 20(1% 206>« 208%
100; do pref 230 230 230 230 — —
Ch St PM & O — — — — 170 176
do pref — — — — 180 188
Chlo Term Tr... — — — — 13 13$
1001 do pref 28 29 28 29 28% 32
100 1 Chic Union Trac 4% 4% 4% 4V4 4 41.44 1 .4
700 do pref 13%, 13% 13Vi 13\ 13% 14
40O!C C C & St L.. 044. 04Ss 84% 04 % 91 , !H%
[ do pref — — — — 113H 11=
)Clev Lor &Wh — I — — — DO | l»7Vi
1 do prof — — — — 103 114%
ICler & Pitts — — — —'177 ISO
25.5001C0l Fuel & Iron 56 57 55% 08 56 146%
1001 do pref »O 90 80 80 85 100
7.riflOiCol A Southern. 38 | S~~< 37% 37% 37% 38
3.500 do l»t pref 70% i 71% 70 71% 71% 71H
2.400 do 2J prcf. 58 OH 53 S3 M j SSh
lOO; Col &HC &Ir 20 i2O 20 20 ) IU-^i 20
Consol Coal ] — | — — — 80 —
1.650 Consol Gas iI3SV»:I3S% 13C%|136% 137« i 137H
l.OtiO Corn Prod Ref . . 20% 20% 20»i 20%j 2O 20%
liioo do &rHudßon.V& r HudBon.V — 223% — — 2?2H 223
1.800* Del & Hudson.. 220 223% 220 223 222 ft 223
Del Lack ft W. — — — — 500 540
0.400 Deny & Rio Gr. 43% 45 43% 45 44% 1 45
1.200| do pref 84 86% 84 86% 06%; 86%
20lDes M & Ft D. 20 20 20 20 15 25
!I)etrolt South... — — — — 7 10
410jl>et United R R 93 OB 03 95 94% •''*
1 Diamond Match. I — — — — 127 135
2.7001 »Dlat Securities. 59% 61% 58% 61% 60% 61%
MlOl'Dul So S & Atl 18% 18% 18Hi 18% 18 I 18
100 «do pref [37% 37*4 37% i 37V» 36 S»
lElec Stor 8at...l — — — I — — I 86
47.100 Erie 43>4 44% 43% 44% 44% 44%
1.700 do Ist pref.... 76H 70% 79% 70% 78% 79%
3.500 do 2d pr«f 70% 71% 70% 70% 70% 71
Evans & T H... — I — — — 68 70
1 do pref — — — — 8* &5
Fe.le«»l M & S.. — — — — lfiO 170
200 do pref 00 96% 08 03Vi 6iW.i 06ft
Gen Chemical... — — — — 77 79
! do pref _____ 102 104H
700 General Electric 167 187% 166 ft 187 i Mt»ft.l«6%
8.600 Gt Northern pf. 285%! 300 {285% 208% 298 ft 209
Havana Elec Ry — — — — 47 148
; do pref — — — — 85 SO
Hocking Valley. — — — _ 125 12l>
do pref — — — — 94% 05
IHomestake — — — — 82ft 83ft
(Illinois Central. — — — — 174U 176
1 do Leased L.. .. — — — — 101 —
2.000 j Int Paper 10% 18% 18% 18% 1»% 19
do pref — — — — 83% 84«;
••Int Power — — — — 48 «M
200; Int Steam Pump 45ft 45% 45ft 45% 45ft 48
do pref — — — — 83 86
COO lowa Central 27 27% 27 27H 27 29
COO do pref slft{ 02»s 01ft 52% (12 62<i
2.1M10 Int-Mot 38ft I SSTs 38 38ft 88« i 88%
600 do pref 78 78Vi 78 78ft 78« i 781b
Kana * Mich... — — — — 6&ft 70
000 Kan City South. 27 27 26% 27 27 27« i
1.100 da pref 55 55% 55 55 64% ST.V;
• IK CFS*Mpr— — — — 80 81
IKeok & Dos if. — — — — 10 15
1 do pref — — — — 40 50
600 Knlck Ire of Chi 60ft 00% 6014 60ft o«>% Cl
■ - 1 do pref I — — — — ;75 77
Laclede Gas — — — — — 105
do pref I — — — — !05 Ho
LEA 'Western. — — — — 31 35
-I do pref — — — 1 — !Su ;r6
ILong Island J—f—l—f —164 \ 70
7.300; Louis & Nash... 143% 144% 143% 143T«j14H% 144<4
— — Manhat Beach.. — — — — 16 [ 7
{Manhattan E1... — .—. — — — 143 UO
Mil Coal pref — — — — : !» I —
30O!»M<»t Street Ry. 10S 103 107% 107 ft 107% 108
1,000; Mexican Central 21 21% 21 21 I 20't 2114
Michigan Cent.. — j — — — : ISO 200
Minn ft St L.... — — — — 160 j C4^i
do pref — 1 — 1 — — 00 ' WJ»i
3001 MStPSt 8S M 154 154 1154 154 153 155
100 j do ref 172ft i 172 ft 172 ft, 172 ft 172% 173U
2,100! Mo Kan ft Tex. 34S 34ft; 34 '34 31 34>*
l.lOti do pref 6A%: flS^i 65%; 68% 68 CS»;
7.3001 Missouri Pacific. 04 03 t)3*i 94%! 04% 04%
1 Nash & Chat — I — 1 — — 138 ! 142
4oo:»Nat Biscuit.... 6SV4 «3,4 67% CS I •»-%' «s«i
1 -do pref _____ H7i 4 11»
800 Nat Enam A St 17ft 17% 17% i 17% 17 I 17%
1 do pref — 1 — — — MM
16.200 •National Lead..! s*o*4 82fti 80 : 81%! 81% 82
200' 'do pref ' 103>4' 103V 102H 102 V 102 102,4
100 N H X of M pf. : SH%.\ 3S?i 3H% SS% 3SH 4<>
200 do 2J iref 20 I 2» ! 20 | 20 ' lUH 2"
1 New Cent Coal. — J — ! — — !35 42
1.4001 «X V Air Brake 142 ' 143% 142 j 143*4 ' 142»,j ■ 144
6.fiM>!x T Central (137H'13;» 137H 13MH ! 13S">» ' 138%
1.400; XYch& st l. 06%; cs m%\ 67% «7fti 68
; do Ist pref — — — _ 115 117
! do 2d pref — — — — 87 '89
If V Dock — — — — 33 42
1 do pref — — — — So iXI
*N YA X J Tel — — — _ 127% ' 135
NYXH &H. — — — — llßfti 107 ft
C.SOO v V Ont & W 47*; 48% 47% 45% 4"% : 48ft
&.300 Norfolk & West, 0014 »l«» UOH 01 . »•()'. 01
! do prof I — — — I — 91K. 93
2,400' North American, 96 07% 00 '07 ! Oti'i, W7
17.4001 Northern I'ariflc < 207^ i 204 206 ;3U3%!2©tS
Ontario Silver... I — 1 — i — — ! 3 , 3«;
100 Paoiflo Coast.... ,131% 131% 1131%1 131% 131% 130 132
I ! do Ist pref , — I — i — — 100 llod
I ■■ 1 «o 2d pref — 1 — — — 1130 i 133
I. TOO: Pacific Mall 35% | 36%' Ssft 8«% 3«*^ 87
19,748! Penn R R 130% 1 131% 130H 131 11311 131 131%
*H»:reoria & East.. 41" < ; 42>« 42% 42.i 42% 43VV
COO.peo Gas & Coke 83 [ 03 I 112%: 82% » 82U l»2Ti
Ptttsbors Coal.. —, — — : — \ Vi4\ is^c
! do ref — f— . _ f — 152 5H
PCC4SIL. - ! — 1 — I — ' 80% (.2'i
! do pref I — 1 — 1 _ _ 107 :ioa
21>Ft \V & ChU>1177%!177% 177% 177 ft 174 —
1 do special [ — ' — 1 — j — ,172
s.ooo (Pressed Stl Car.! 50% | 53 > 60% B2Ti| 62* 63
ami do pref i »!»%| o»%| Ml"*, t)9%| tH)V|IOO
Pullman P Car. |225%:240 1235%'24t> [888 845
i Quicksilver j — 1 — — ] — ) lij] 2
do i>r«>f I — ; — — ; — ! ski 4%
*t R Securities.. — ' — — — fOO : l»sv
80S «Ry Stl Spring.. i 53% | 54»1 53% 54% 54 \ 54?
— — ! *Jo pref , — I — I — — ! tn> 110014
12S.fi*X>ineadin X 131% 183% 131>«|133 131 133%
100, do Ist prcf ' 1»3 !03 t»3 , m IU2 03
100. do 2d pref |US!OS <US M ' 0-» U5
— — ;Re;:s & Sara ; — — I — — 2110 —
4.600, »Rep Iron & Stlj 2!) . 29%; 29 29% : 2'J ! 20ft
2.0001 'do pref ; tii>\loo ' »U',i 100 • '.■y'4 100
12. Rod; Island 25% 28% 25% 2C%! 2ul£| 2BH
l.OOu; do pref * C 4%! 64% «4 64% «4> i «4%
'Rome Wft Ofpj: — I — — — !l.tt» 134
j Rutland R R pfj — — — _ 51 62
St Jos &Qd 1.. — — — — _ 127
; do Ist nref.... ; — [ — — — — <jl
— — I «lo 2 a prt- f — J — — — _4«
St L*B F Ist pf — ! — — — 64 71*1
ICO! do I'd pref 44%; 44% 44% 44% 44 45} i
1 do Cft E I cts — — — — _ : is?
1 dj pref — i — • ; — , — . 120 1 135
St Louis Southw — ' — ! — ! — 22 22*1
500 do pref ' 52% 53'; C 2% C3U 53 ' 63%
8.000! SlO3s-Sh St & ir 75% 70% 75% 78% I 7te% , 71»
■ do Die* I — ; — _ ) _ !io«' 115
88.900 Southern Pacific 74»» 75% 74% 74% 74% I 74^
TOO) Uo prc-l 117% 117% 117>; 117% 117%'inh
13.7>^c Southern R ... 3R-. 37% 3fi% an% So 2 3ii\
SCO] do pref <.".• 09 ] IKI fit! i ««B>-i tn»'i
i <;<• m& o ctfsl — — — [ — Isa" (is
a>o|T«nn Coal & Ir. 15rt 1.16% 1 156 15fi% 155%11.Vt
4.4<M»i Texas ft Pacific. 33 | 33*4 32% 33>; ! 3:1 1 33%
2001 do Land Trust 80 »1 su ! m mi hi
.Third A\« RR. -*- — — ; — ' 124 US
iTol Peo * \V... — — — l _ if fauu
|Tol Ry & UKht — — — ! _ 82 i, in
200 Tol St L & W..J 2STfc 28%; 28T41 »% 25% 28
1.000! 00 pref 47% 40% ' 47% 48% J» | 4»y.
200 Twin City R Trim* 113% 113% ,m% 113 113%
IHiOl 'Union liaz &PI 8% 8% «** t\' 7 i 0 *
1 'do. pref — — — — I 7« 72
156.725 Union Pacific. .. [lU%iIBS% 103 154% 1 1!***! 155
-- 1 do i>ref , — — — ' — 1,4 I !l3
100 In Rjr Invest.. SB 58 5S o« i 57% BKU
Ll-..L 1 -.. da pref i7O 70 •70 170 ' «•» ' «»w
l,«0O -f g C I Pft 7[ 48 : 40% *!• ! OH! 4s | 4,,
SOU Mo pref !»2T4 03 ! 02%; 88 ! l»2 T «; 113*1
lou' V S Express ... 127 !u7 1»? IST 1— I»T*
\ m V. 8 Leather... , — ;__..;„■ 13
1 *do pref I [— . f — [ — UttlS 115
180 USRy & Imp. 78 \7l 78 78 1 \*7 7w
, 600 •US Rod ft Refl W% 38%, 37% ;»H : 3S 1 «8%
1.0001 *3o3 o ,i«-f 77 ; 78 ' 7« ' 77?! 77a/ IS s
l.ton\v S Rubber I 44%! 43% 44 «2 ; «•* 4&%
• l.«<v. do pr«-f [lUI% I*J%(IO7H 106% lOBU l?ttl
poo do 2d pref... 71*', 1 «0 TUft !so 79 .m.
IM>.2«i T- S Steel 1 41% i 41% 4(»%, 4Hi 41W 41%
80.C501 do pr»f ...... 107% l;»7* 107% lut3 1W7% 107%
vandaiui R n...l — I _',_.;_ M U5 *
l.:» " Caro che^...; 37% i 35%. 37% 38% Smij ail
100 do pref i107%'107%|1.»7» t 107% 108 1 lt»
30w|Va iron C & C. 42 : 43 , 42 ; 43 , 43% 4.%
»Vulo U'-tiniiins.i - — ! — _ ' b«!| jo
228 1 West Maryland. I 3«% 30% 3fi% 88% — I _
3«o!Wat>as]| 20'j 20% 20% ?«u "fii: vn^
aM( «'" P"'--------l «W ««| 47ft; 47ft 4741 47ft
-'West Union Tel. I — I — — I _ I uiV BfiV
- iWettlngh Mf ..., --;_)_ 154 |157
— — 1 do Ist pr»f...., — 1 — — _ ;— ■ ti,-,
ItW. Wh.. 141. E . I*'» »%i 184 1»% Wft 18%
l.« X"i) <Jo Ist pref...' 40W 41ft I 4.l«J' \vl *,i' iiS
1.7001 do 2.1 pref .i 24 25% 34 I J3Vi .5 •»1l T
400 Wisconsin rent.- 24% 24? 24% 24ft! 24% 5.V*
- 1 ""' do *■"* 1«V 47% 47%| 4;% 4»*l 40
1.331.710 Total sales for the 4ay. 'UaUstos.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
, STOCKS.
Shires I Open- I High-" I Low- I Lnst
soil \ , ' I ing ! Ml." i e?^ I »ale.
10 All) Chalmers... IS. 13 -| '. • V '£ X
12 I*l Assal copper Mil !;;■> IJW IJHJ
M» Asscar A r«rjr... H, . .• f.,,, f.'*
l.ii Ar . -.I -an . lc • ->m 1;. I' 1 * _'..
.».. Am UtresMMtve. .. -i\ .■'■ ll*
B.7iOjAm Smelttag Iff 15JJ? «•* «Bi
£70 Am 8t#»l Wry... 11% >J!J» Jg "21?
810 Am Sugar ■■■ *sj .-,' - I
10 Am Wool f£J* ■'•*
1,38" At Top &S F «H »* W-* . '.; '.*
i.«wßeito * Ohio .... m t in* »»* "»
&B*> Bkln Sap Tr 2»» fOH .S^. ,22
30 Canadian Psdflc. . 1«» »•» »« f^^
»H Central leather. . 40*1 <»& <*- •»
480 Chrs & Ohio Mjl "{JI »*
100 chic ot west lAJj IS** »»» ,2*
•.«» chic Mil *St P. . ism 1» »»»2 *3i" <
&C» Coloraflo FU«I .... »JJ ••* -S5 UIIS
HMonsol Gas 137*1 »f]J* »JJ* "Jg
10 Distillers Secur.... « « ! J|« «i
'Sift: A Tex.... S-lH 84b S*J* «♦'
570 Missouri Pacific... J4% »*2 g
140 National Lead. . . . »* « *»» »„
IXO X V Centra! 133-, «Sg 1-^ ">J9
30.7M0 Reading ......... 1» >g^ 'Jog ||
1*»; Republic Steal.... »H »J gjl »3
«VO Kock island »>S -'},? t^J v ;^,-*
6.200 South Pactac T4%! t-Jj M* a ,;
70O| Southern Rjr ...... £5*4. »tH, s«^> JJ^if
10|Va-C»r Chem .... Ml SS I ~ **
136. 4*0 Total sales. ,
MINING.
itOlCon Cal & Va.. . .S3 •" •" -g
COOGotflen Anchor ... .S3 •-* -•« .'^
' 100 Horn Silver !•«> ! I-** 123 i'g
700 Jim Butler 123 ,*-2« *-^ }S
SO Mohawk J.;5 }»5 Jl? ,47 ,
SOO Portland J-« 1.4« }^« »«
loQlTonopafa Extension 5.5> 5. .5 I .»5> .»♦•>
2.500 Total tales. -
WHEAT.
473.CC0! September option.} 74%! 7*%. 3^- '* _
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET.— Money on call opened at 3»,»
per cent; highest. 2& per cent; lowest. 2 per cent;
last loan. 2 per cent; close. 262% per cent: ruling
rate. 214 per cent. Tim® money was quoted at 4^«
per cent for sixty to ninety days. 5 per cent for
four and five months, and 5^86 per cent for six
months. Commercial paper was quoted at &5514
per cent for sixty to ninety days. S®s'4 per cent for
four to six month*, and 5%®6 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— dosed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
C&Mes. Slßht. Sixty days
ss~ IS? **ffi« «^!i
•L*b» 1-lSd.
Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
Sixty days. Demand.
Sterling ••«» *•»«
Germany re'tchsmaxhs "::::::::::::::: *%> •*}
Parts francs *■* »•}«*
Bclßlum francs £21% g-JJJ
Swltserlar.d francs »•»» » la»?
Holland guilders *•»* *•**•
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— New Orleans-Com
mercial. 23c discount; bank. St premium. Boston—
10c and 12^c discount. Chicago— sc discount.
Charleston — Buyinar. par; selling. *kc premium.
Cincinnati— sc discount. Savannah— Buying. 430
discount; selling. 75c discount. Minneapolis—
premium. St. Louis— 2oc discount bid. 10c discount
asked. San Francisco— Sight. 2c; telegraph. 16c
premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.— New Tork — Exchanges,
$323,211,431: balances. $16,478,002. Exchanges.
$26,433,048; balances. $1,813,421. Exchanges.
138.820,040; balances. $3,291,947. Baltimore—
$3,381,000; balances. $1,064,801. Philadelphia - Ex
changes, $22,752,680; balances. 53.4 M.162.
SILVER MARKET.— Bar silver. 63c. Mexican
silver dollars, GO%c. Bar silver in London closed
at 301-16 d.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. 11.10; Lisbon. 2:50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 196H
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTSV-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. $1,416,779; internal rev
enue receipts, $902,221; miscellaneous receipts,
$112,300. Receipts for the day. $2,431,500; expendi
tures. $2,720,000. Receipts for the month to date.
$2,431,500; expenditures. 12.730,000: excess of ex
penditures. $288,500. Receipts for the year to date,
$5-1,730.353; expenditures, $68,530,000; excess of expendi
tures. $13,799,647.
SUB-TREASURY.— The Sub-Treasury was cred
itor to the Clearing House $1,538,864.
WALL STRLET AND EXCHANGES.
FOREIGN TRADING.— Foreign houses dealt la
$5,000 shares in the local market, buying 30,000. In
London Russian bonds were weak and the general
market was heavy, except in the American depart
ment. There was no change of importance in for
elgt discount rate* and no great reflection in the
various markets or" the troubles In Hussia.
CHESAPEAKE A OHIO.-The June earnings of
the Chesapeake A Ohio, with increases of $350,000 in
gross and $195,000 in net. make the fiscal year show
up even better than had been expected some months
ago. Aside from making a gain of $3,378,000 in
gross earnings, the road was operated for 60.4 per
cent of gross, as compared with «3.9 per cent the
year before. The preceding year fixed charges,
taxes and other deduction amounted to $4,779,050,
not including payments on tne principal of car
trusts. It is not likely that charges will rise above
$4,900,000 for the last fiscal year, in which case a
surplus can be figured out equivalent to 8 per cent
on the $S2.SOO,<KO stock, against 4.57 per cent In the
preceding year.
UNITED STATES STEEL.— director of the
United States Steel Corporation says:
The amount of money set aside out of earnings
up to June 30. 190*. is sufficient to cover all th«
expenditures that will be made on the new steel
plant at Gary during this year and 1907. The total
exrenditur^s for the next five years on that plant
Including: tli» cost of the In ml. will not exceed 53." -
OOO.Cxjo and tie full development of it. which will
Involve 'tlur expenditure of approximately $73.0C>000
cannot possibly be made under about eight y*?ars
Bonds representing part of the cost of this prop
erty will in all probability be issued, but wilt re
main in the treasury of th*» United States Steel
Corporation and will not be offered to the public.
FAILURES IN JULY.— Commercial failures In
the United States In the month of July, according
to statistics compiled by R. G. Dun A Co., were 738
in number and $6,919,014 in amount of defaulted in
debtedness. This is the best exhibit as to number
for the month of July in any recent year. and.
while the amount of liabilities was somewhat
larger than in July. 1905. no other year of the
preceding decade made as good a showing, except
1899. In the corresponding month last year there
were 7SC failures, involving $6.M5.530. Manufactur
ing insolvencies last month numbered 14 J. with lia
bilities of $2,751,610, against 173 failures In the same
month last year, when the amount of Indebtedness
was $3,319,739. Trading defaults were 369 in num
ber ami 5M57.961 in amount, against 34 failures in
ISO:., when liabilities wore J?.l«%oßtV There were 23
other commercial failures for $459,332, against 19 last
year, when the amount involved was $4Cd.l«Js;. Seven
banking failures provided $G07.0>» liabilities, white
there were c!»ht suspension* last year for $?.:37.
318 and 10 in I*>*. when Cm indebtedness was S3 **>*-
289. ' '
CANADIAN PACIFIC'S PKOSPECTS— As the
directors of the ClinHdinn Pacific will nwt *oon to
declare ■ semi-annual dividend, interest continues
to attend discussion rei-artUr.s the prospect. Sinca
the last dividend was paU there has been a Cecldod
char.go in the situation, as all the land grant bonds
havo since then been retired and cancelled. About
JSGO.OtJO a month is coming into the treasury of the
company from its land department, which already
has at its credit about $li.ooo.uto. As the bonds
have all been retired, tits revenue from the land
department must be distributed to stockholders In
sons form. A bonus In addition to the regular
dividend is therefore expected, even though rate of
dividend should not be Increased.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETROLEUM
EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIPS.— Theodore A. Mool
ton has been elected a member of the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange. The following ap
plications are posted for transfer: John O. < "romp
ton. Everett S. Ruskay. \V. J. Dosler. J. Edward,
Sherwin and M. B. Mellor It Is understood that
recent sales of memberships have been made at
$1,000 which Is the Ugliest price for several years.
In , 1002 memberships, on the Consolidated Kxchan
sold ,is high as t2,SWX •*
PIG [RON CERTIFICATES P i Iron c»r;:.<i- a .
at the .New' York Pto.lucc Kxc^nr.go wer £.'«iu!l*r~~*4 l
feafjr.-ie M . witn prices par' lower. -./,
"no"_.l'j3.*. : QnotaJoa" rccrtor lallo-*-; tJ^*r~^i]
Augnst, $1860 bid; - «nnr*r. $W73©«723; •
j:t«j 7 25; November. «MS*9«7S. <Jw*«' - ,' .f
standard foundry were: Aufust, S7S«SU; s.. B . " r
bar. October ad NoTember. 311 £03512; E/,"^," 11 *
j:;Df3n;sn. -—^ r ,
ATCHISON DIVIDEND .IN OCTOBER >•
the adjournment of a meeting of dtrector* at *■
Atchiaon. Topeka & Santa Fo Railway jtvj^*?* ■
an officer of the company aatd that actloa ■«•■)
th* dlrlder.d would not com* up until tils Octo^
meting. Only routine bualnw was transacted
MOODT'B MANUAL. FOR lCvi-3T3ody » ; :^~..,
for 19Q&. Just I3sue<3. contains, as usual, a fc-
amount of valuable statistical Information on staam
and electrical railroads. Industrial companies. i?|
cludlns telephone and teleanrapß. and baaka tntt
volume is a most complete compendium of ec *
poratlon affairs and will prove Invaluable as a tt'.
ence work for the banker, railroad man and taT'*
ness man la general. The book contains »■»»
pases, cover— s every corporation of note ta '"»*
country, to say nothing of lesser concerns. *
SOUTHERN RAILWAY DinDEXO.-^ <» v
dend of «i per cent has been declared on tSa — *-
ferred stock of the Southern Railway Company tr
of accumulated income, payable October 17 i^tv
EJUE DIVIDEXf>3.-The directors of the »•»
Railroad Company have declared the regular seaZ
annual dividend of 3 per cent on the first ifssTji
stock, and a dividend of « per cent on the smsM
preferred, payable in two semi-annual tnsubtaeinst
SUB-TREASURY'S HEAVY CREDIT.-Thi^.
Treasury was a creditor at the Clearing House yea.
terday to the amount of B,s_>S». This large c~><*>~
was caused by payment to the government I 7 is
Southern Pacific Company of the Central Padflf
note for over CCOO.CCO. representing goveransSM
moneys advanced to the company for railroad
struct ion. ' " ' " *
AMERICAN TOBACCO EXTRA DlTtnut*
The directors of the American Tobacco Cos-pa^
have declared a regular quarterly dividend c* •"
per cent on the common stock and an extra dtrk
dend of 5 per cent, payable September i.
NORTH AMERICAN DIVIDEND UXCHAXfts^
—The directors of the North American Qnapsa*
have declared the regular quarterly dividend c* «■
per cent, payable September 1. C *•
CURB MARKET TRADING
In the market for outside securities there was*
fair amount of animaticn accompanied by coast
erable strength. The advance, however, was cot
ereneral; in a few of the specialties there ajsMMa
to be lack of support. Tne mining group com?
to attract attention, especially Butte Coalltim
Micmac. Gret-ne Consolluatea Copper StS
Boston, all of which made substantial a<JvaaeS?
American Can shares w*ro materially higher •-'
pecially the preferred. Centra! Foundry shatM
were bid up sharply over the last previous auota.
tlo.is. International Mercantile Marine nrrfiVrli
rained nearly a point. Mackay shares were sttow?
Chicago Subway was somewhat irregular AimtK
can Tobacco opened down fully _ points but assL
sequent iy recovered 20. Havana Tobacco lost iv
points. Guggenheim Exploration was strong ami
slightly more active. Bonos were quiet but On?
MK-mac Mining stock sold at its beat price c
record on a moderately active volume of bustnessk
Boston interests are taking the stock in conJJdBsZ
able amounts. «*«—.«.
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL.
£*««•! i Open- ! Hlah- I Ztm- I t_>
so*- I I las- I cat, I nt | sS
225 American Can....! T% "\ *fW, m
420| do pref } 57 , 9» B7 1;
200, Am DeForest pfi. . it S »
If •». American Nickel.., I*4 1% 1% rri
110, American Tobacco 3t»> 1 41 I S3i> Ss>
-«i Am Writing Paper! a*,; S«i ! 3\k Vi
215 do pref ' „ ' »2«V 2a »;U
LOQujßay State Gas...: % T-16 =; Wi
30M Central Foundry..! 5 i 5V 5 i?
400, do pref ' „ I -ft 1» •>,-,*
300! Federal Sugar pfdi 7-» T4%i 74 W»
10r»'G. B. S. lire wins IO V> 10 ■•
3oo!oug Es?i C 0.... ! 2SS I 22S S5 2S
I.4o« 'Havana Tobacco.. [ SOU a>'-» to* »«.
l.«»JO,In Mer Mar pftt. 27%! 2*l* 37% M
l.*>> Mackay Com 74%! 75 71% S
■MO- do rref i 73«4 73H! TS% SB
200; Manhattan Trans. 3«*( 3H! 1 * I",
St»» NTEI St Bat pfj 4V» 4 V 4% 4%
1.". Royal Bale P pf<l 1 10«H XO«»H IC&Hf WH
50»>'Taxameter I SH &\\ SH! s';
300. United Clear Mr»! «Sfk! «t I 4ftV 43
RAILROAD.
iharwj I Open- i Hl?h- I low- ,' :-ii:
toM. I I tag: I tit, t mm. ( »aV.
X.l« 0 Chicago Subway. I 44 I 4SW i 4V-;t 41
OjCrippto c c pfa.l ;: | re j tj 1 r:
1 »
MIMING.
EhureaJ I Open- I Hi*h- t vow- I :^«t .
»M- I { lag ( tat. 1 sst. 1 ssVs,
100 Alerta Mia ] 2V s%j 2?»j «
30G,BinBha:n Central. 3 ; 2 I I J
I.*«i»> Boetoa Clapper... 57 i ST i*H -■«
2.0«>!8r Col Copper... i ?H 7% tW if
«,800| Butt Coall. w 1.1 321*. S«i! 22^1 lt%
1.17510 C■% Oiintn T. . ! 3 , •* ' 37»3 7 » 4
Colbalt Contact..' X] \: %• *
l"--O Camte?-Ely Mm T%i,[ 7*»! "ii V.
200 Davis-D«!y Ew t. IX ~ 11 U U
200 Dolores. Ltd t »ti! *H MM »*»
2801 Dom Cop, new I 3 f *3«% 9 j *'*•
I.Boo' Kayo Mining SI V-% 8 5%
400 Four Aces t3* ' 3*« 19 ' »
«no' Furnace Cr*ep Op.! 2H 2H! 2*4 -"
50© Giroux Mining. .. I T : , 1 TS TH 7'»
SOOGoII Hll! 2 T i I* 2% i%
SSO.GranfcT C0n501.... : Il<| 11% US ll 7 ".
Greene Con Cop..! _Hi 23H' — H; a«{
000 Greene GoM .... ' 2l«2 l « i 2V V%' Vi
3.000.' Greene Gold-St!..! 1%! 1% t% ! 1%
7.M0 Montgomery Mnt. 43 ' 43 i 43 45
1.300' Micmac Gold Mm , SV»! -Vj' s'4| st *
2.T«»> Mines Co of A mer SI 23 SI 25 $1 23 $13
1.500 Mitchell Mining-. . 44 4S *\< 4%
Coo!Mont-Sho«hon« .. 12 ! tt% 12 I 52
2,2t>0 Nevada Con Cop. ISV I*\ 1-4 I"*J
SOrt Xcv Sm & M Corp . 2^l 2»» 2\- 2*2 *
X.S«WNev Utah M & 5 4*i: 4l»4 l » 4W 4%
Vipi>sln< M C 0...' 5^4 ! r.H M 5V
Perm & CmaCop-. 3»»' 3 s * >5 *%
7»K) Richmond Eureka T»fc TT 5*5 * 7%; 7%
lWiTfnn Copper Co. . i 4» | *> 1 40 ! 4»
lWTtnttc Mining 1 t»V *'-» t;l » •!>
MS Tororah Bien...f SH! 5S 3*k" "*
l«k'Ton Mm of Jfev. 17% i 17% ITS,' I|%
ai<»^ I'nlted Copper i 62%; t 63* i «2»* ; «•*
4«n t United Mlros Corp «3 J 64 63 , ««
ano'rtah Ape* ....' s*l s\i S^ J$
fiOOirtah Copper ....' 2SV.I 2sS»!J»
6OND3
■
Salea. 1 | lag. I Hl**- | Jjm- 1 Uf
Sale*. ! ! tarn- I «»t- ' wt ; ss»_
ezoon A-e s« * lmwi.i sn*i.\ M \ *>*»! •»%
I.WOjAm Steel Fdy Ca. .{ 8» 8» t» 2
2D.oi><» Con Kut> T d*b 4s! W«4 » i »>! »
1U»»> rt B 3 i;r*w 2rt 5s 1 37H a* 3TS »
lO.OOHInt Mer liar 4Hs 7«V T«H 7ftV «>
it- •> E3aw tft ta! a»Vi 88T»j MV **> '
■Odd lots, tSells cents per share.
CLOSING CUM QUOTATION'S.
(Furnished by William C Nichols & Co.. No. 13 WsM »->
Bid. AsJw-2. i *— *■*•£
American Can. . 7H 7% 'Grant? Copper . . lift >J%
do pref RTH 5* ; Havana Tobacco. » >»
Am De F com.. «5 106 ; (Jo pr»f 33 •
do combined. . 3 3% inter Her Marine 10 1 * j*
An Tobacco . ..S4G SCO i do pr*r 2* '1
Bay State Gas. . % H Int Sliver deb «s. 99 •
Bordens C M. . 170 ISO Lord a Taylor.. .lt*> I*3
do pref., 113 11H ' do pref ...IS> 1*?
Boston C Copper »*i rßV3_cl_y "•»% Jl*
Brit Cot Copper. 7H r% do pref 73 •*'
Central Foundry 4 RViM i B Cor» "4 ..?_
do pref 1« SO > Nevada Cons. - • 18% «•
Chte Subway.... 43% 48 NT Trans * -I
Copper See 34 35 Otis Elevator .47 <£
Con Rofrts; 5 5S <!o pref «7 t«*
Tom Copper V Rnva! Ball P\>wi! 1."" J»
Electric 80at... 1" 2© ! do pref t<« **L.
*> pref «5 TO I Term Copper S9X <*'
Electric Vehicle. 12 1* I t'nlon r*jpp«*r . . . . l*» -V*
do pref Id »> I Unite,! Crpper... «*» 2
Gnld Hill Cop... 2\ 5% do pr*f «3 Jf
Greene Con Com. 23 S3H' T'tah Copper. 2~\ *-
«reene Con Gold 2*4 2H \T X Copper *• _.?
Greece Sliver... 1* 1%; «a pref 2V -♦
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by William E. NlrJ-o's a Co.. No IS Wall S»I
Bid. Asked. I I",:.;. '.:*-*
Am Brats 113 m Inter Elevating.. "'* "• "
Am Chicle ITS ISO | later Salt 33* 3*
do pref 103 106 I do 9* 9 *
Am La E Co. SO *> Iron Steamboat . ' •
do pref TO M> |J B Stetson S*> "" •
Am Pt»sii A«n. 1. 1 MM } do pref 135 —
Am Sen Purnl:. 3 • 5 JLans Monotype.. IV 2
do Ca 70 SO I» Baa* .* '.' X. . .3* •
Am S.-v. hi i 3 > Pep* Man's * _I
«Jo ls>t prof ... 49 SH ! do l*t rref. . <5« •*
do tJ pref.... 4 0; d«> 21 r -.f »•« ':
Am Thn-a>l pf.. .1 4V» Tratt** Whit pf 101 Vi-
Am TypeMrs-. M ss I rooter A Uasa. .37* J5
da pref DX ns [ do or.™ 5" 11 2?
Am Writ P pf.. SI 25 'Safety cII * L 2*o ®3
_*>, a M Mt Securities Co <•. . '^i £/
Celluloid is?! i« Ifimj. Craw C... 2T ♦!
Ont Flrewrrka. S3 IS i Sln«-r Mfs Co. . **' •-'{
_*» pref Kit 71 ; Stand Coupler.... *• I;,
rhe»et T .v 1 ». 1 . .44,, 4«» ! Striwi Mli C 0.... *♦ 11»
T c^^ 8* &!£'::::::::£ ?
X W nit* Co 14» 14.1 Jo £•» :":. ... 2 S
*» I *' 1*» 14rt Trow P!r*ct"r»-". ♦« r,
_'' 0 ft » Urt in Tv I'ark NC. rp. 43 •!
C«jplr. Steel. ... II » L V risf ■ J.
«-> pre; » 41 ivn Trpewriter. ■• »l .«
O.rh.m r.r«f....1*» m A. J« pref.-'" !w .;!
"■" *!•="•> «H 1«2H ! d,. SI rrrf ll» *•
nJL^II^ • • -'2 1W ' t: 8 Envelop. ... SH ■"
l.onston Oil ft » •Trorth>em» ■#■■»» «•" . !
«> pref ■« 4.1 i
FERRY COMPANIES
DM A»lc»<l.! K4^
P«!yn F stock.. 2 .: N T.% V !«• C5».V] ■
Hob Fer Ist OsllW HO , lft»» sF Imt «• •}
4o stock m m NT«NJlm|k^ tl
NX4.L 1. V .-.k C3TO |c F-.'NYA3.^ •* •*

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