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Bankers and Brokers.
Unusually Attractive List
Railroad and Corporation
Bonds Yielding 4 to 6V
N. W. HALSEY & CO.,
BANKERS
49 Wall St, New Ycrk.
Philadelphia Chlcagc San F-an: sco
Bonds
Yielding
4% to 5%
List upon application.
Pfaelzer & €q b
* BANKERS 25 OROAO STREET
KKlilasy??!!^^*!.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
LETTERS OF GREDiT
33 Pine St.. New York
C. H. VENNER & GO..
BANKERS.
33 Wall St.. New York.
WaH Onxß
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
5% IWTOME IJO^^>s
2* yi«M ewer C*S per ceat; nan coupon Oct. lit.
run 6* Coupons payable Oct. Ist.
SCHMIDT & GALL'ATIN,
■MM V. T. STOCK EXCHAXGB.
: TW. OaO Rector. 11l Broadway. N. T.
Financial.
INVESTORS READ
The Wail Sires! Journal
. Dividend Notices.
DP?;C3Oy~Tin3 babxet & smith car company.
Dayton. Ohio. AusruFt 14. 1906.
"A DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. HAS
*^ basß declared on the Preferred stock of this Com
tovnr. i»yaM« J!*pt«mrcr 1. 1906. Transfer books of th«
f issimiq Stock will close Aurust 22, and reopen Septera
. Also s> dlvliead of one per cent, lias been declared on
tie Ounmtop stock of this Company, payable September
11, lfOs. Transfer books of th« Common Stock will close
t«nbsr 5, and reopen September 17.
(Sucks on New York will be mailed.
J. F. XCTEPABER. Secretary & Treasurer.
omen OF nE.\nrvo company.
Philadelphia, August S. l»o«.
MpJ BOARD OF DIHKt'TORB HAVE DE
1 elar«d from th« net earnings a dividend of 2 par
cest. on th« First Preferred Stock of the Company, to
■M paid oa September lGth. 1906, to the stockholders of
record sit the elw« of busin— Aurust 24, 1906. Checks
Vttl b* mailed to •toekholder* who have filed dividend
ier£«ra with the Treasurer
W. R. TAYLOR. Secretary.
AT STANDARD OIL AGAIN.
'Special Grand Jury Empanelled to
Consider Rebate Charges.
Chlcaso. Aug. 16. — special federal grand
Jury which Is to continue the Investigation of
th« charge that tho Standard Oil Company re
ceived rebates from the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railroad and other transportation lines
•nraa empanelled to-day by Judge Bethea, of the
United States Circuit Court. The investigation
"Will follow the lines of the inquiry begun in
Chicago a week ago. and which resulted in the
return of an Indictment against the Standard
Oil Company. All the Important testimony pre
sented, at the hearing in Cleveland a month ago
will be submitted to the present grand jury.
The purpose of the "lid special grand jury's
Investigation of th« case Is to cover rebates al
leged to have been received by the Standard Oil
Company since March .''-. 1905, when the eastern
division, northern district of Illinois, federal
Judiciary was created.
Assistant United States District Attorney
Childs made a brief statement of the charges
against the Standard Oil Company, and outlined
the case of the government Witnesses called
Included Henry Meyer, of Cleveland, a clerk in
the auditing department of the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Railroad, said to have told of
alleged rebates paid the Standard Oil Company
by the railroad; C. A. Slosson, freight agent for
th*> same railroad at its isth street station in
Chicago, and M. C. Tuley. auditor of traffic ac
counts for the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
S?allroad, said to have testified regarding an item
cf $2<Vioo which It Is said the Standard OH Com
f>any owes the railroad for terminal charges, but
■which has never been paid, and is construed by
*.he attorneys for the government as a rebate.
George C. Roberts, tariff expert for the United
States Interstate Commerce Commission, is said
to have described the different classifications
used by railroads for the shipment of oil. and
eubmitted statistics showing that the Inde
pendent dealer had been discriminated against
for many years by the railroads.
BRIDGE COMMISSION MEETS.
The New York members of the North River
Bridge Commission met yesterday afternoon at the
office of Macdougal Hawkes. the chairman of the
commission, and spent most of the afternoon go
ing over th* records of former bridse plans and
discussing the availability of the various eltes
vh!cb have hitherto been considered. A strong pe
tition came in from the residents and business men
of Elizabethport, X. J. asking: for the favorable
consideration of the suggested site over the Kills.
The New Jersey members of the commission are
nearly all away. Mr. Hawkes was uncertain as to
the date of the next meeting;. He does not expect
much to be accomplished this summer.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall st.)
Bid. Asked, i . Bl*. Asked.
/J!i*Xie« Realty lib i:» j Mount Vernon.. 125 2.">0
Am Surety Co. 1«5 185 , Manhattan 475 i\>:,
Banker*' 609 520 'Mercantile — BSO
Bd &m* Or. 390 400 I Metropolitan ... — t<jO
Uowilog Green. *.'+• 470 iMar.hat Mtge... 140 —
•roadway 155 1*124 j do pref ]<& 115
Brooklyn 400 42.'. Mortage Bond. 100 10.'.
Cat Co of Am. 130 ISO ] Morton — CIO
Central 2.0&0 2.15« i Mutual 113 131
Cent Realty Co lift tOO ] Mutual Alliance 210 218
City Invent Co. 10* 1 14 j Naseau 290 270
Colonial 375 J»O [National Surety. 138 145
Columbia, — 205 NTL I * Tr. . WIT, 1 010
Common«r«e.lt)i. — 85 'X y Mtg« *S. 190 200
Empire Trust. 813 — n y Trust 713 730
Equitable — 475 He- pie' « KiT, W>
Planner*' L*T. — 1.425 Realty Asao.... 189 I*lß
Fifth Aye Tt.. — 6«5 ; standard Trust. 4l<> 440
FUtbnsh 2«8 275 Title Gr & Tr. :,!»> r,io
Franklla s ''* 8! ' iT I Coot NT. i*-o 185
rultcn 823 850 : Trust Co of Am 745 755
Guaranty Truat KM — I Union I,3:«» 1.410
Guardian tSt — .T'nitel states. ..1.325 1.875
Hamilton S.V» — it? 8 Casualty... 200 —
Borne Trust... I<S 193 USa * T Co. 440 4<7)
Hudson Realty 125 135 CRT O A ICo 125 IM
Inter Ukf Corp — IT/) I Van Korden.... 310 325
Kings County.. 4.V ( 475 ] Washington .... ♦"" ~
Knickerbocker .1,200 — ! WVstchester ... 180 It*
Lawyers' Mt«« IKS _ \V A r. T& M. 173 ISO
I^w'T I * T. SOTi 300 ;wil!iainsbur»; ..220 —
JJr-c'.n •» — ! Windsor US 260
»>mi» I*l L& I -■■••■> 303 1
BOSTON STOCKS.
«r«rr.lrt.ed by n. L, Day ft Co . !*o. 8 Nassau »tr«et.»
Aug. U. Ait: 19- 1 " Aug. IS, Aug. 1«.
Arradian 2* £■■»■ Atlantis" Mln l«4 13^
!»<•« & Albany. 247 # 247 I R*uumon Mir. .... i«!i «*i»
Boston I-:.--- MB 147 1 ]-'-.f'm.:ii Mln... 83 83
Boi-trm Coel -<l £''"i Oil & H<>-la M..7.t<» 7"-''
C J B * v 6 y.i'j •'>! r-rit !ui M!n..'.!4 U%
Crajily Mir. 11»; '..' ' Copper KaM» y. 7.1 T » 75'{
Ti'ebk'jTg if .!:■:•. lK7:j: Fnmilta MJn.... 174 17%
«*« 1' SB 4 H..W. >«>}! Muss Con Kin... 8 si
O!d Colony >«) ifobawk Mir «1 €2
Wit End Et ny M O.V,t ' < •♦c»f>l* Kin I<">% 1*.4
M *» Pf*? 10 * WSWJOia Torn M1n.... 41% 41%
MaM Rle« Co«. . :<>:; tv» r«irot. Mm M»J 27
do pref 70< Vi<i gain, v Mln ♦«* Wi
Am Tel 4 T C0.1.".!' v :81>v' Tamamclc M:;.. it* •!<»
>>o Butte *°* r-^.'.Vtlv«-r:r.e M1n...1««» 181
wlltfS^S. J*( ■ '--i" in * C«',i M«
WTeitTCo.. :: ij !irj»ou 10 io
§J> r. »•* 87%
*+++»t. rex ati&ieni.
ii!i!i:i;n.AiitTV i\ stocks.
TRADING HEAVY, THOUGH CONFINED IN GREAT
PART TO A FEW SHARES.
Prices Advance in the Early Dealings, but Decline at the Close—Mone
tary Outlook and Foreign Commerce.
Closing prices of stocks dealt In, with net
changes, follow:
Allls-Chal C 0... 17»i +M, Kan City So pf.. M — %
do pref 47»« +t4|K Ice of Chic... «OJ* — ~
I Amal Copper.... 1«44 — '*:ix>uii. & Wa»h.. — IJ*
iAm C & Fdrv.. 30 — >4 1 Mexican Central. 21H —"•
Am cotton Oil.. S2-; — im m, St i, «' +■.
•Am (;ra » T. . . '."I —HIII S P&S 8 M pM73>4 + H
Am H& L 7 4- HI Mo Klin A Tex.. 34 1 — %
Am Ire Beeur. . 72' i+■ '<• do pref ''„' — »
! •Am L-x-omotivn CB'i —1%. Missouri Pao $•»., —iT
•do pref. 113 — % Nat pificult <WJ4 +5?
Am Smelt IM»4 — %|*NatLiead *?l>"Ti?
do pref 117 IN It n of M pf. «* + *
Am Stool Fdr>-.. lf» r 4 +%! do 2<l pref 2°"* + H
do prof 4r.i 2 I «c y Air Brake.. 144
•Am Sugar 136' a —HI N V Central 141 — —
Am T..1. i.ref...10l -HiNT C& St L... «» + H
•Am Wool 37*4 IN V O * W 47^» — *
•do pref 103 |Nr>rf & West.... J»i — -
•Anaconda 2M» -rlHlNorth American. \> ••» — J*i
A T & S F 94% — vi! Northern P00....»»H —
do pref 7.100% — Parldc Mall 38* +IJ4
Bait & Ohio 11S'» —1 |Perm Railroad.. .1SS • «. +»»
Beth St»«l 22 + HlPltto Coal Pf M +7
Bkl>-n liap Tr.. 7fi'i —«4 Presaed Btl Car. f2»4 -H
Can South fIS I Pull Pal Car. ...2*o +2%
Canadian Pac...lG« jRy Steel Spring. 58 • -r J*
Cent leather... 3S _% Riding 133 —I^4
do pref 102% +7 i *I>p Iron & £«. 2» — %
Cbes A 0hi0.... 60S —%l »do pref »>JVi —l j
Chlo C.t West... IS* —Hi Rock Island 2fiJ4 + H
do rref A 77% +W ; do prrf n:s 'i — '
do pref B 2S < St I, & S F 2(5 pf 4BH ■
CM& St P 187H -S:?t 1. &S W pf.. :>- —Vt
do pr»f 20O'i + 14 Southern Tan «2^i + %
C&NW 2<-0 —1 ! do praf HS\i — -
do prrf 235 (Southern ny 87% — 14
Chic Vnlon Tr. . 5 +%\BRv M & Oct... 94 +1 /
do pref 1C,% T«nn C ft 1 15514
C C <_• & St L... 85% + HI Texas & Pae.... 34H — H
Col Fupl & 1... R4H —%\ do Lend Trust. 84 +1
Col « South.... 87% — 1 Third Avenue 127 1 4- H
do Ul r-f ... 70>-% — S TSt L& W 81H +2J4
C&H C & 1... isu —HI do P r*>f 51 +1S
Cotiso! Gas I.IBU ; Twin City R T..118 4- H
Corn Pro Ref... U>i£ —HiVnJl*Ppf ••• • 71 4- Jj
do pref 77 — t'Tiion Pacific 162H + %
Del & Hudnon..22oj, — 1% do pref 93
Den & R 0.... 44 — >fc| TTnlt Ky Invest.. 68H —
DIM S*o Cor... ti«»4 — >*, do pref 74 —VI
DS6 4 A IP'S, 4- HI U B Can I P. ... 4«% —li
Eri 9 43> 3 —% U S Red & R... 86H — —
do lit pref . . . 70 * — V do rref 7B — H
do 2d pref 71«« 4- HI U 9 Rubber 45 -4- %
Cen K!ec Co...lfiO»i —Hi do Ist pref lOS — H
Gt North pf 2!>7'i 4- H! V R Steel 41Vi — «4
lfnv rice Ry... T. 2 — | A pref lOfU, - — - ;
Hook Val -of. ... 90 — '^!\MBC?r Them 87% — U
Illinois Cent 1754 4- 14 '.^U-an Pf-t1n.... SS, — %
Irt-Met ;;<;■, — H^'abash 20 —Vi
do pnef ~»\ —Hi Wells Farjro 30» ■
Inter Paper IP*, 4- HI We« T*n Tel . ., «2 4- %
lnt Pump 51 +li West Mfg 180
do prrf K(\ 4-1 |\V ft L E I*% 4- Si
lowa Central... 2«'i I do Ist pref 40H +1%
do pref 62 + H!Wis Cent 26V« + H
Kan City So 28 -Il*'I I *' do pref 81 — %
•Unlisted. »
Closing prices of active bonds dealt In, with
net changes, follow:
Japan 6s mo% — Hill*-"** 4H» 85«» + %
do 2,1 series... 88 , - 'i,K V C Ron 3H".. 92% — »i
do 4Hs m\ —«■ jPenn eonv 3'*s..lol^ +1%
Am Tob 4s 77' 2 — »i' do 1915 86% 4- ■»
do fin 112'-> - H'R«»Bdine pen 45.. 300 4- \i
A TAS F sen 102', —HISt 1. & F ref 4a R2Ji 4- V
do .r.nv 4s 104f£ + Hi South Pao 4s 81 % — H
Cbl Ind Ist 35. . . 76 4- %l Wabash. DBs . . . 81% — %
Erie cony 4b 105 — V i
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.
Of the total dealings In yesterday's stock mar»
ket, amounting to more than 1,200,000 shares,
the greater part as supplied by eight issu»3.
In Amalgamated Copper, Anaconda, St. Paul,
Pennsylvania, Reading, Southern Pacific, Union
Paclflc and United States Steel common trans
actions amounted to 930.000 shares, or more
than two-thirds of the day's entire business, the
operations represent!: in great part the trading:
of professional Interests, and, in the case of the
Harrlman Issues, buying to some extent by the
so-called public, which was attracted by the
expectation that there would be a dividend an
nouncement from Union Pacific quarters. The
directors of the company did meet, but up to
the close of Stock Exchange business they made
no announcement regarding the dividend, though
it was said In well Informed quarters that It
had been decided to advance the rate to a 7
per cent basis. Of course, no one directly ac
cused the Union Pacific directors of withholding
their decision on the dividend for stock market
purposes, yet there were a few people in the
Street who were unkind enough to hint that
there were market reasons which induced the
directors not to take the Street into their con
fidence. Operators in stocks, however, were
permitted to view the earnings of both the
Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific for the
last fiscal year, and the exhibit made by the
companies presented results that ought to en
courage great confidence among the holders of
the securities of the two roads. In the greater
part of the day prices throughout the list were
strong, but a late decline wiped out most of
the improvement, leaving many issues at net
losses as compared with the final figures of the
preceding day. In the case of Pennsylvania,
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific, which ended
at net gains, last quotations were well under
the high prices recorded In the early trading.
If it were not for the probability of heavy ex
ports of grain and cotton in the next few months
the statement of the country's foreign commerce
j in the month of July, figures of which were re
ceived yesterday, might cause considerable dis
appointment In money market circles. The
money market is depending on gold Imports to
offset withdrawals of currency from this centre
for crop moving and general business purposes,
yet the statement of foreign trade for the last
month shows the smallest excess of merchandise
exports over Imports in any corresponding month,
ever recorded, amounting to only $0,928,950, as
compared with an excess a year ago of $28,417,
815 and $14.029,036 in 1904. There was an In
crease in exports of merchandise in July over
the same month last year, but It was small In
comparison with the gain in imports, total Im
ports amounting in value to $107,621,490, against
$54,512,60G in July, 1905. the figures for 1906 be
ing larger than ever reported in any month in
the history of the United States. The large gain
in Imports furnishes additional evidence of the
prosperity of the United States. it shows the
enormous increase In tho purchasing power of
the people and it suggests the probability of
further heavy expenditures by the American Re
public In the foreign markets, though it is not
especially pleasing to the Interests in the stock
market who nre counting on easy money. Our
big crops, however, ought to offset, In the bal
ance of the year, the gain In Imports, as prioes
for all food products have reached a basis which
Is developing a heavy export demand. Cotton
also doubtless will go to Europe in volume thl3
year, as the prospects favor a large crop, while
supplies abroad are light. Exchange rates are
above the point at which gold could be imported
at a profit, and there Is now considerable doubt
regarding the accuracy of the recent reported
engagement of $2,000,000 for shipment to this
country. All indications, however, point toward
active exports from Europe of the precious metal
for American account In the autumn months.
Announcement that th» Chicago & North
western Railway directors had decided to ask*
authority from tho stockholders to Increase the
capital stock to the extent of $100,000,000 and
the reported Intention of the St. Paul company
to put out its treasury stock naturally created
Interest In the Street, but they failed to influence
to any great extent price movements. North
west in induing new stock Is merely entering
the race for the Pacific Coast traffic 1 , which In
great measure is controlled by Great Northern.
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, Atchison and
Canadian Pacific, with St. Paul a factor which
soon will nave to be seriously considered. Tho
Northwestern extended to the Pacific Coast will ,
give the Vanderbilt Interests a transcontinental
line.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKED".— Money on call opened at 3*4
per cent; highest, 4 per cent; lowest, 3 per cent;
last loan, *£ percent; close, 3^334 per cent; ruling
rate. BV4 per cent. Time money was quoted at 4
per 'cent for sixty day*. 4%&4»i per cent for ninety
day?, CGS& per ceat for four months. RiSSr* per
NEW-YORK trAJLY TRIBUNE. PttIDAY. AUGUST IT. 1906.
cent for five and six months. Commercial paper
was quoted at bh*<Bs?i per cent for sixty to ninety
days, 5%@6 per cent for four to six months and
6@6V4 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. — Market closed dull.
Actual closing rates follow:
Cablet. Sight. Sixty days.
Sterlln* 4.15520 4.S4Hff4.S4H 4.51^©4.(<2
Franca 5 IS%» •S.I»H'BS.Ht 5 » 8.21'i«5.20S
Relchamarka... 04 13-16 M 11-lfsa»Hi 04<«4i»4 3-l«
Guilders 40 l-16®40'/» l 3l> :a-l«
•Less 1-10.
Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
Sixty days. Demand.
Sterling 4.82H 4.85^
Germany relchsmarks 94 '• 84%
Parts franca 8.21Jj 6.J&£»
B»lirlum franca 8.217» 6.18%
Switzerland francs 5 - 1 !;* "-if.? 1
Holland guilders JOvh 40\»
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— Xew Orleans—Com
mercial, 75c©$l discount; bank, $1 premium. Boston
—sc. 8c and 10: discount Chicago— discount.
Charleston— Buying, par; selling. %c premium. Cin
cinnati—Par. Savannah— 45c discount; sell
ing. "Be discount. Minneapolis— lsc premium. Bt.
Louis— discount bid, 15c discount asked. San
Francisco— Sight, 2c; telegraph. 4c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.— Xew York — Exchanges.
$307,167,800; balances. $11,457,426. Chicago —Ex
changes, $33,529,003; balances. $2,295,698. Baltimore-
Exchanges, $4,092,017; balances, $435,347. Philadel
phia—Exchanges, $21,43:..822; balances, $2,834,023. Bos
ton—Exchanges. $24,686,819; balances, $1,239,540.
SILVER MABICET.— Bar silver, 66' /4 c. Mexican
silver dollars, 60* c. Bar sliver In London closed
at SO%d.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid, 11.15; Lisbon, 2.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican exchange on
New York Is quote! at 198 ft
. RECEIPTS.— Customs receipts
reported from Washington, $1,452,025; internal reve
nue, receipts, $668,687; miscellaneous receipts, $82,022.
Receipts for the day, $2,222,735; expenditures. $1,910.
000. Receipts for the month to date, $30,789,298; ex
penditures, $25,880,000; excess of receipts. $4.599,298.
Receipts for the year to date $83,033,151; expendi
tures, $91,703,721; excess of expenditures, $8,615,570.
SUB-TREASURY.— Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $901,081.
BOND MARKET SALES.
500 U S 8s 1810 8eg.103%! 2000 lnt P Convt 55... 94VJ
10000 do 4s Cou 1025.t29«4j looflo lnt Traction 45... **»*
1000 Japanese Cs. 100i£| 10000 do B Hi
0000 do 2d Wi! 10000 do' W*
6000 do BQHI KOOO KCF 8& M 48. 83%
1000 do 4V4s '.Hi 1000 Lacka Steel fi«...103 1 ,i
11000 do 92 ■ L\KH) LS & M So Deb
2<kX)O do 5*1% 4s 100
500 do 2d 9014 1000 L&XCI Tr 45.. OS
16000 do '.'I 1 ; 2000 do Unified 45...100? i
000 do fllH 20000 Mcx Cent 2J Inc. 15H
2000 do »IW\ 10.X) Mil Gas 4a »7H
2fUiO do 01*41 11000 M&St L. Ist Kef
10000 TT S of Mcx B«.. !>»•»; 4s 94*,
20000 Va 6a Defd Ctfa. 28V4 1000 do Con 5s 113
2000 do 29 1100001 10000 Mo K& T Ist 4s.l(K>H
2000 Am lea 9eo 6a. . 89 1 10000 Mob & O New «3.125 Mi
6(100 do ' '.*> i lhi»Hi n V C Gen BVie. . 03H
10000 Am Tobacco 11114; 5000 do M l i.
12000 do 48 "TVs, lOWitlO do »3
10000 A X & 8 F AdJ 16000 do MU
4f Stpd D2?i>22ono do »-"■*
10000 do 03 41000 do »2T t
11000 do Gen <s Ui2'i. 3i''i(K) do It 8 Col SV»t. 89
0000 do 10SHI 5000 NYC& St Ii 49.104H
2000 do 102'ijillOi.tO Sf V 3* W R>jf
80000 tic. Convt 45... 1' A K i| 6s 118
7000 do 104% 1000 N & "U r PC * C
21000 do Wnrrar.ta. . .101* 4e 03
6000 At Coast 4s lot 6000 Nor Pao Gen Bs.. 70
8000 B& O Gold .103 | 6000 do Prior 4s 103%
2000 aoPLEiW I 1000 do N»3vi
V 4s ftS i 4000 Ore Sh L Ist 65..120 V»
2000 do Prior BM>a.. P4Hi 10-'O do Ist Con 6a, ..118'»
1000 BUT Gold 85..100«4i 11000 do Gtd R«f 4a.. 04
2000 do 104% 1 6000 do 05
4000 do 10Ti , 14500 Perm Convt BVIS..IOOU
80CO do 4» 83% 7COOO do 100' i
1000 Can So Ist Ss.-.liT)*, 8000 do 100»»
2000 Cent Br Ry 45.. 83 28000 do 100"
1000 CBrIT P4s 93 IPOOO do .- 101
1000 Cof Ga Con os.lll'i,; «>OO do 101 l
10000 do Ist Ino »7 I 7i>oo do ......102
10000 do 2'l Inc 02 '2T.000 do ? 101*4
anOOO do 8114! 01000 do 3V4a 1013.... 05>i
30000 do '.'-• , 77'> do !>:..,
19000 do Stpd 82 ,56000 do '•'■' i
1000 do HI 7 i -132000 do 96%
8000 Cent leather ss. oiHiils.»OO do 86%
1000 Cent Pao <;t.l 4s. 00% 3000 Pitts & West 45.. 05
600 do 100 j SKKiO R^adinr <Sen 45.. 100
4fM)<t c & O Con 5a... 116% HiOOO 91 L I Mt & So
8000 do 117 : 4 Gen 5s 114U
2000 Chlo & Alt 8%5. . 7»!?i 2000 St L & 8 F Gen
4000 Chic & N \v Deb | Bg 11014
1933 113 I 1000 do Ref 4fl M 3!M 3 !
r.n«o Cn & Q 45.. 88% 6000 do S2&
Ist**) do !"!• I ':•»>• do S 4 '\
112000 do 111 Dlv 43.. 102 I 5000 St U Swn Ist 45.. f*V«
15000 C R 1 & P Gen i 6000 do «d
is lwsj' iooi> So Pao Cl Tr 45.. »!!,
©000 do Ref 4B B3*i i 10000 do «2
1000 do !>."!", 1 ion<> do 91<4
CfiOO do 11 R4s 7>* ! 5000 do Ist Ref 4!«. . . !«>-■»
1000 do C T 5-..PCF. 82% 1000 South Ry Ist r.s. .115%
13000 do 92% 3006 do M& O Col 4s 94'
4000 Chip TT 4s Coup > 1000 do 95
off !'!>% I 9000 Third Aye Con 4s. 91
sooo Col a- So Ist 45.. ni% 10fM) do 01*4
7000 Col Ind 5s 75% ' 2000 do 91
ROOO do 7"« 1 rf'i,.o T&■ O C Gen Bs.lM
7oih> on Gas Deb flu. 141 | 10fM-H> Tnl PAW 4s Ro'<,
16000 ]> & II Convt 4s.inj) ' <'■■'»> Union Pao Ist 4b.1031»"
10000 Diet Sec Cor .Is. . 87V4 COo<V> V R R of 8 F 4-; 83%
8000 Erie Ist Con 4a.. 102 * 80000 U S Steel S F 6s. PS^
2000 do 101% 13000 do us"
lisiMHi ao Cvt 45.»5F.10.*> ; 1000 do J»R->i
1000 do 105 1 26000 do HSU
85000 do 104% I 2""" \\-aba*h Ist 6s. ...114»i
8000 do I<ls 45000 do Deb B. ...W
ICOO Gr Bay Deb 8.. 17 1 220<irt do . . £•'
40r«> H fir St J Con fl-OOft-V 5000 do 81 5
lfwio Hock V Ist 4'-«.n>vv 8000 do Slit
1000 I & r.t X Ist 63.116 I 4<>oo -U-al, Pitts T Ist., s.c .
offiftft Tnt-M-t V'-s ST. 1 2000 West Md 45.... 84' k.
■«*> do :.. . •■ 1000 do 84
-• " do SS'AI 8000 do Convt 45.... TZ'-l
"222 do «,>., lono tv xYg. P Ist.. 114
21000 do 85$ r.OOO Vf &X, E Ist Con
4000 Irt p Convt 55.. 04 ' 4s / BSV4
Total sales of bonds, $2,417,60u,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterday's closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with
■Wednesday's:
— Aug. 16. — — Aug. ML—
_ _ . Pld. Asked. Bid. Asked.
v. P. 2?, registered, 1930 104»i 105 % 104 105 Vi
U. 8. 2b. coupon. 1830 104% 105 ; 4 104 i 105U
L S. .'ls, registered. 1018 lOiiH 104 MXt 1 , 104
U. 8. Ss, coupon. l&l.s l(»3*i 104 lOSVj 104
£. 8. Bs. 8. B. 1818 103*1 — 103^ —
C. S. 4s. reßlstercd 1007 10314 104 108 5 104
T. S. 49. coupon. ldo7 103% 104 103U 104
V. S. 4s, r«gri.stered. 1025 129% 130*4 12»% 130*4
T. P-, **• coupon, 1925 12»% 130U 120% 130 2
District of Columbia S-635.... 113 _ 115 —
Philippine 4s 100 _ jnj) _
AMERICAN SECTTRITIES ABROAD.
London. Aug. 18, fp. m — The market for Amer
ican securities was steady, with activity confined to
Southern Pacitic, Union Pacific and Pennsylvania.
Last quotations follow:
London N. Y. N. Y.
Anaconda fSU tZk^Zl
Atchtson ossi jflo, 1,514 4. v
Oinadlan I'aciflo 171.* IC6»* ib« 4. »!
"«• Taul I»4U 188H 188 IS
Er »e , •••••• 45* 44 4i>(, —1
do Ist proferrej 'So 7914 711% — at
Illinois Central 1814 17C I,*1 ,* 175 xiij
Louisville & Nashville 130U 145% 145% __
New York Central 14«H 142 141 +1
Pennsylvania M .... 714 138*4 137*4 X %
Heading !ft*i 134% Ki u 4.^
Southern Pacific 65* 82H 81% 4- -2
Cnlon Paclflo ICB*, lua'i 1O1« Z-l\k
D 8 Steel 42 41% 41*4 4. C
do preferred KuTi 10<»<>« 10«V4 +is
•Dx fllviaend.
FOREIGN MONEY MARICET.-Call money la
London, 2©2% per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills. Sl-15 per cent; lone bills, 314 per
cent. Berlin discount rate. 3^ per cent. Berlin ex
change on London, 20 marks 404 pfennigs. Paris
discount rat«. 2*4 per cent. Paris exchange on
London, 25 francs 18 centimes. Par gold In London
IDs 10 VI.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.- -Uritish consols for
money. 16-16; for the account, SS 1-16. French
rentes, 97 francs 90 centimes.
! .
CHICAGO STOCKS.
mi A»k*d. pi Ask»d.
A Booth it Co.. 38 38 National Biscuit. ♦$« SBU
da prel 110 11- do j>ref 11714 HH I -!
American Can.. 7H 8 National Carbon. 81*1 us
.1, [i.f 6&»i On do ref 119 lai
Am Radiator 11H 121 N Chic St 1ty.... 35 40
il ■-, prel I'2S ISO Northw 1:1 23 27
American Ship.. 61 6114 do pref 63 tlfl
do pref... l<»7 '• - ; Quaker Oats 13i> 185
Ctuifil * Dock.. f.<l M do pref Un li>4
Chi City k. . if." 170 I Sears 4!H4 .•,!»
Cn|.?utto ion. lßß 14C I do jiref M «8»1
Chl( &OP E1... rt ti'i|ftnuth Bid* Kiev. tf« on'
do i>ref 2" --' ; Sin W tiaCL... 28 liSVi
I'M-! Pn«u Tool. F.i r.l 1 do pref OS 100
Chic Title & Tr. 100 1104 Subway 48 49*4
Chi-; Union Tr.. 4% swift & Co 103H 104
do pref 1.l V *l« Un Bo«»>oanl A P 1% 1%
Diamond Match. 12ft 124 do pref 11 llij
111 llrlck pref. . . 49 48 Western Stone. . . 31 84
Met W 8 X.... Il :i'> Telephone US 12'»
do pref 67 70 j West Chicago.... 27 »0
BONDS.
(v,r:biim Oa» (I-'IIT'S -- |FVopl»'s Ha* Hb. .10114 103
I. H X l»t ni|Sa PS-* m% So side Elev 4'-»»l<i2'Z —
MM Gold 4s ... 112 88 Went Chio lit &».»92V4 —
do E*ton 48 )'i 87 i do Cons a, m TO
Tunnel 8s »S1 -- |Tool 81* i t>2\L
Northw El 4«. ■ ■ wu»i SI { \ " '*
•Offend. ' ''
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
Share* I I Actual Mies— — f-Clof Inp
■old. I fop«n I High! Low. I FIB. [ 81.1. 1 Aslc^
1 Adam. Express. — — I — — =^ !*??
— — Albany tt Bus... — — — " ~., ,»„ i«i»
EOO Allls-Chalmers . 17% 17% 17% Jjn "Ji I|U
t^iSS .A mar c f op^::: iSS & iS% A « <&
Amer Agr Chem — — — — j»J»: -a^«
do prat _ — — — "=** —
«Am Beet Sugar — — — — ** g
lIOOAm°CaT&F ; dry 80% 3914 89 S» » *»
zrA6S"e«:: — — — — \™K [%
American Coal.. — — — rr *•", *.*;,,
1.800 Amer Cotton Oil 3214 32% 32 32Vi , £*. ;^J4
■'. prof — — — — . »=™ *"^*
Amer IMst Tel.. — — — 1 — .-' j 2 ??
•Amer Or Twin. 1% 14 1-.4 >'"L
100 Am I!i(3« & L.. . ~Jj_• I_7 «X J.
■ 6.600 Amor Ice Sec.'.: »m »h 72 ! 72% 72% 72%
- : •Arn*ir Linseed.. — — —•— ■•« *»
3~000 »Am Soomotivi 70>i 70% WH «s% .«*-!•»
600 •.. pre( 113 118 118 113 112 114
|*Amer Malting.. —J—J —I — *: £
16.400 ! •Anier'smeitiiw! U» ' 135Vi[153% ' IM',. 154% ! IMJ4
100 Mo pref HI 117 117 117 116% 11T14
Mo pref 8....| - — - — » 200 98
•American Snuff j — — — — 200 .40
•,!„ , — — ; — — I<>2 111'
1.100 Am 8&>l F-iry.l 10% 1"",' 10% : 10% 10% 11
200 do nref "..; 45% 1 45% 45% 43% 45 4«
800 "Ainer Suiiar...: 137 137-4 13«% 130% 136% | 13t»H
. do pw ■ — '-- I — ■ — 133 13?
Am Tel & Cable — — I — — I&8 »-'
\m Tel tk Te1.. 1 — — — — 125 MB
100 Amer Tob prof. 101 101 1 101 1 101 10C-.i|lol
8,260 'Amer Woollen. 3«% SS?4 37% 37% 87; ZA
114 »do pref 'l-« 103 103 103 102% 104
75.0110 'Anaconda 257% 262% 1207% 259 258% 251>
Ann Arbor — I — I — I — 30 : ♦<»
j do pref ; — — — — 70 jBO
Asso Her Ist pr! — — — I — — ' IJO^
21.200 Atchlson | !'•">. 06 I 04% 94% 04% W'<i
l"0, do pref 1 UHMi.liHi^illtio^.lOO^ 100% 100%
1 Ati Coast Line.' — — i — — 142 143%
14.100 Bait ft Ohio \n\> 119 118% 118% 118<i H«K
do pref ; - — — — MM
Boston A!i pf. - ; — — — i 110 -—
20.300 Bklyn Rap Tr.. 78 ' 78% 76% T«4 76*4 70H
i Bklyn Un Gas.. ! — — — . — 110 130
Brunswick — — — — I 13% 15%
Buff R & Pitts. — — — —« 132 145
- 1 do prof ! — : — — — 137 180
"Buff & Sus p.-ef. . — I — — — SO jBR
200: Beth Steel 22 22 22 22 21 "*| 24
— — — 1 do prof | _____ — 85
•Butterlck C 0 ...{ —J — J — — 60 63Vi
100 Canada South... : 68 . <vs ; 68 > 68 67 68
I,ooo 'Canadian Pacific. 10(1% IW.Vi 146 106 ICU 166U
C&So Am Tel — — I — — 140 160
700 ! Central Leather. 38% 38»i M 88 ,l! 3 SB#
100; do prof [102% i 102% 1 102% 108% 102 102%
Central of X J,.; — — I — — 225 230 I
3.600 Ches & Ohio 61% 61% [ 60% 60% COS «1
Ch & E 111 />ref — : — , — — j — 100
' Chic Bur & Qy. 1 — ; — | — — 200 —
400 Chic Gt West... is*;: 18% 18% 18% 18H is?;
100 do pref A 77V 77»i 77% 77% 77% 78
100 do i.ref 8..... j2B 28 128 .28 | 27% 28
, do deb ' — — ! — — i6l 88
Ch Ind & L pref — —j — I — 80 ©0
44.800|Chlc Mil & St PIIBBH 100 187"^ 1 187V 187% IMH
100 do prof 200^ 200% i!i>o% 200»» :H»9%i200U
7.NX>.Chlc & North v.-. ,211% 212 208 200 208 i£0!»
200 do prof 235 235 135 235 230 240
iCh Si VM& Oi — — 1 — — 180 184
1 <!o pref I - — — — 180 1S«
! Chic Term Tr. ..♦ — — — — 13 13^
1 do pref I — — — — 27 84
1.400; Chic Union Trac 4% 3 : 4% 8 *% 5
6.100 ido pref 16% l« v 16% 16% 16% 17
8,600 CCC &St _.. . 98 | »5% 95 93"*! 95% 0571
; do pref ,- — — — 118% 115
Clpv Lor &Wh — ; — — — {«> 97U
i do pref ' — — — — I 105 114%
Clev & Pitts — — — — 175 179 fc
©.COO! Col Fuel & Iron. 64% TO 64% 64% 64% 64>*
1,3001 Col & Southern. 37 37% 37% 37% i 37 s| 37%
200 do Ist pref.... 70% 70% 70% 70% 70»4 71
do 2d pref — J — I — — 61 62%
100! Col & II C & Ir 18% 18% 18% 18% 18% H>
Consol Conl ' —I — — — I 70 ICO
400ic<viaoi GB3 [139 |139 188% 138% 138% 139
800! Corn Prod Ref.. — j 10% 10% ■„»%. l!»i llt»;
2001 do pref : 75%1 78« 77% 7T% 76% 78
i.H.i., i , v Hudson.. |220"i, 220% i 220% ! 220T» 21!» 222
iUcl Lack & W. I — I — I — — : **' 343
Deny & Rio '-Jr. 144 !44 i 44 44 ; 43% 43%
do pref -- — — — ,K8 87%
Dcs M&Ft D. - — — — 13 80
Detroit South«rn — — — — 7 10
i do pref — — — — 25 :25
Det United R X — — — — »3 ■ 9T»
[Diamond Match. I — — I. — ! — 122 130
900 »DI« Securities. : 60% «1 60% 60% tKV% 61
800 •liul So S & AU; IS% IS ! 4 16% 18',! 18% j 18%
1 Mo rref........ ' — — — — I ■*»
Elec Stor 8at... 1 — I — I — — -- 6*
7.4001 Erie 41 I 44<.i,> 43% 43% 43% 43H
400! do Ist pref 70% 79% 75»% T9% 7!»* 414 1 7»%
600 do 2d pref 70% 71% 70% 71% 70% 71
Evans 4- T H. .. — — —i — !68 ,70
j do prof — — — — !90 |95
Federal M & ■.. — — — — 150 172
— — do pref I — — — — , 9!} ;07
*Ft W& D City — — — — 100 —
■ Gen Chemical... l — — — — 75 79 ,
do pref : — — — — 103% 11051 105
1.200 General Electric 170 170-4 169% lt'DH 169 ;I<K>-;
lOOiGt Northern pf. 2t»T%1207% 297% 207% 205% 2A7
100 Havana Klee Ky 52 62 62 162 61% 152
do pref — — — 1 — 90 03
Hocking Valley. — — — — —^1127
200 do pref iO6 06 OU W ! 05^aj M
Homestake — — — — P3% 84%
7CO!lllinol3 Central.. 1173% 175% 175% 175% 1 171%! 174
1 do Leased L...1 — i — — I — 101 '< —
I.3oo lint Paper , 19 ; 19% 19 ; 19% 18% 19' i
1 do pref ; — — — — 84 85
I'lnt Power — — — — ,61 |63
12.600! lnt Steam Pump 60% 52 I 60% 61 , 51 | 61U
2121 do prof M> St. ;86 S><s ,80 , *••>
100 lowa Central.. .^ 28% 28% 88% 25% 28 29
100 do pref 52 02 , B2 52 61% .'■-■:■
2.400 Int-Met 86% 37 I 86% 83% 86% "'■>»*
500 do pref I 78* 78% 7S>%! 78% 78% 7S 3t3 t
12iKana & Mich...! 65 '65 :80 160 ;70 74
1.300 Khii City South. I 28% 28% 27*4 28 . 27% 28%
2.3C01 do prof | ott%i 6t1% 66 ] 63 . 6t; ! 6'i ! »
iKCFS&Mpfj — — — — W) ¥1
iKeok & VK9 11. — I — I — — 10 ils
1 do pref | — — j — — 140 CO
300;Knlck Ie« of Chi 60 60% 60 60% 89% 60%
, do pref I — — I — — 178 70%
— — Laelade Gas — — I — — — 105
. do pref : — — l — — 188 110
SLS L n & Western. — — I — — |80 35
do prof — — I — — 181 88
Ir/mK island -1-1- — 165 70
I.4oo:Louis & Na»h...j145%i14a 144% 144% -144 145
iianhat Beach.. — j — . 1 — | — 5%, 7
1 Manhattan E1... — j — ! — j — 148% 100
laid Coal pref.... — — — [ — i9O | —
1 -Met Street Ry. — — — , — 108 illO
000 I ; Mexican Central 21% 21% 21% 21% 21 ; 21%
Michigan Cent.. — — I — — 188 100
600 j Minn Si St 1. ... — 67 I 08% 67 ,08 OS
: do pref : — ) — I — , — 88 '.♦'-
MStP& 83 M — — — — 150 1102
100 do pref 173'iilT3'i'i7S<4 173'-i 109 173%
B.COOIMO Kan & Tex. 33% 35% 31% 34?,, 84% 1 84',
2.600 do pref |71 71% «;«% 70 70 7t^
1 Missouri Pacific. 1*5% tHJ-V ••'■"■ 95 98 i 9.">%
1 Nash & Chat — — j — , — , 140 143
100 'Nat Biscuit 68% 08% 68% i 68%! «7% 68
-- - »do pf e d l%Tc — — — — 118% —
Nat Enatn ASt — — — — , 14% 15
do pref — I — • — — 84 87
1.600 1 «Natlonal Lead.. 80% SO% 7:»' 4 79% 7:< 7!)%
-I 'do pref — — — — 102% 103%,
600 N It. R of M pf 41% 41% 41% 4114, 41% 1 41%
100 1 do 2d pref , 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 21
1 New Cent Coal. 1 — i — ) — | — 1 37 45
200. «.\ V Air Brake 14.1% 144 143T4|144 142 144
7.260 N V Central.... 141% 142 140% 141 'ill 141%
600 XYCh& St L «> . W>% 69 69 , 08% 1 «'.»
1 d. Ist pref — — — — 115 117
i do 2d pref — — — — 87 89
New Cent Coal. — | — — — 85 40
: do pref — , — — — 60 :83
6»I«N IsNJ Tel|l3o [130 130 [130 127%, 132
10JN V N H & H.|186% 195%|19e% 198%|194 , 107
600 N T Ont * TV. . 4S i4B 47% 47% 47% 47%
1,0001 Norfolk & West 92% 02% 92% 92% „ i 82%
1 do pref !— J — — I — 90% 01%
600 North American! !MN,i 94% | 93% 93% 1 04 94%
2.lOi>i Northern Pacific, 2oti"» 2ixiT» au3% 203% ; 205% 200
1 Ontario Silver... — — — — I 3 I 8%
i Pacific Coast.... — — — — 127 180
, do Ist prof — — — — 100 [108
1 do 24 pref 1 — — [ — 1 — (US 131
5,8001 Pacific Mall ! 37 ,' BS% 37 ; SB>,l 88 i 38%
184.500 Perm R R 137«4'13'Ji» 127V4 IRs*» 135«4 135% j
Peoria & East..) — — 1 — — i 42 ,44
Peo Gas & Coke — 1 — ; — — '."> I>2 !
Ptttaburs Coal.. — — — — ! 14% 14% '
700 do pref 1 63% 64 83% 64 i 63% 85
PCC&StL... — — — — 81% 82
, do pref ! — — — — 107% 109 !
PFt W 4 Ohio; — ! — — — 174 —
1 da special | — — — 1 — 172 —
000 Pressed Btl Car. 1 62% 62% 82 62% 62% 62%
— -' do prat i — — — I — 07% 08%
100 Pullman V Car. 240 240 240 240 237 [238
T Quicksllver j — — — — I%| 2 |
! do prof i — — — — 8% 4
It 11 Securities..; — — — — 90 i 03% '
100j»«y Stl Spring.. 53 53 63 63 63% :.4% !
— — i »do prof I — — — I — 98% 100% !
61.800 neadlnjr 134% 134% 7 i 133 13-1» 133
- I do Ist pref. ... — . — — j — — 92
— ■ dii 24 pref — — ] — — 90 04
— — Rens & tiara....! — — ! — 1 — 200
! 70<> 'Rod Iron & Btli 29% 29% 29 j 20 I 28% 29
200 i 'do pr«f I 00% 09% Jin-;; 99% | v»» w<i
8.7001 Rock Island ' 86% 26% 2«% 26%! 28% 20%
600 do pref ; *M% 64% 88^ «3% «3 <;4
Rome W & OKd. — — — — 12H 188
! Rutland R X pfj — I — — — j f.l 62
— — St L&S F Ist pf — — — — tisv 70
100 do 2d pref 45% 45% 45% 40% 43% : 40' i
- ! do C& E 1 ots — ; — — — , - .".IS7
—I do pref. ] — 1 — — — 120 130
jSt Louis Southw m- [ — — ■ — 24 * 245 i
100; do pref ! 67% 57 Ti 07 57 ! 6(iu 57
Sloss-Sh St &Ir — — — I — 175 77
do pref — — I — .—. — [lot; 11.1
188.800 Southern Pacific P2%| 82% "1% 62% 82% 83U
200 do pref |lM5!ll8%!ll8%|ll8%|il7%:il8^
2.000 Southtrn R R. . j 37% 1 87% S7 | 37% 87% ::7i A
, do pref , — 1 — _ — 9914 ,,•
100 do M & ctfS 04 M '.'4 04 88 Us
20.. Tann Coal .t Ir.il^. 186% ISO 166% Itl4>« i K,3u
GOOlTexai St PacWo. 84% 84% 1 34 34% :!3v Jlij7
800 do Land Trust Xl 184 183 84 jS3 '.4*
lUOiThlr.l Ay« R 1t.|127%i127Vi 127% 127% 127 129
|Tol leo & Westj — — — , — 17 I 20y,
ITO|1 TO| Ry & Light — — _ — si -■■?.
690 Tol st l & w.-.| 80% a 1 .',' so% 81% 80% 1 33
18801 do pref I 40% U%| 49^ 61 60 7 sl ii- '
200 Twin City It Tr 118 113 113 113 112% mi '
- •Union Bag .4 P — — ' — ; B^ B^ 1
310( «do pref ' 71% Tltt 71 '■ 71 ' 71 I 7-
S«ferp^§S ?R SRPBS ?g» vg* ;
It'nltfcl Fruit.... — — — — IjSu] __
flOOil'n J!v invent... l 88% 88% 88% 88% | ti" * ( ;h>, '
0001 do pref • 73% 74 73% 74 71 741 '
WOO|'USCIP&F 47 47% 4U% ««% 4.;-: 47% I
'do tiret — — — mjal HH
—us bW.v: -1 - _ - i?4 414 1 V* 1 «
•!• a leather... — — — — MM M
*do pief — — — __ 106 V. llil
VBRv ik Imp. — — _ _ 7TIJ?! 70 I
■Oln: 8 Red & Kef 130 8«% 84 8«% v,; J : 3".; 1
4001 •■• pref. 76 TO 75 1:. ' 7.', ' -,■ *
1.800 V s Rubber , 44% 45 44 v 4.". 44% 4.,
•08 do pref 1108% 1 108% 1 108 1108 107 iot> *
! do 2d pref I — i — . — : 7 - „,
4«!.»iO U H St.-.l 41% 41% 41% 4P. i, SIW
U.JOO do pref 106% 106% 10.1 lOrt% lt »V! iSife '
800jVa-Caro ChWB.. S8 > 88^ 87% 87% 87 2™ '
Va Iron C&C. : : _ _ W li s> «
1100 •Volfl Dettanln*. 8»i 8% H% 8% h H lsu ?
2ooiwa 1 b U r ; r ::::::: B^% »i 5 5 g?J 5* '
do pref — _ — _ Jt IVi^ I
850 Wells Kanso Ex. 800 SCO SOO 300 3*'. ■•*{*! I
2110 1 West Inlon Tat. 02 M U2 ', 99 8§ "2 I '
200 W.vtt.,.l, Mfjf... ISO 150 tM i.-, a I ISO |im I
800 ( Wneel** L U.'.'A 18% J is^ 18% u» 7^ *S !
200 |O 1:.. pr .,f....l 4O 40?, 40* 405 !40 ' 4?,, ?
' do 2.1 prtf — — — _ «-»!» V.'* -\
800 Wlaeonafn Cent. 2«%. 2«% 28% 28% Si>. s«i- t
, 6<X>| do pref | 6lg| 6lgl 61 61 OX 61 \
1.4 17.573 Total gale* tor the day. 'emitted. ' ' ' {
.FOREIGN COMMERCE IN JULY.
July— jl From January — "' ... ' 7"* I
1004. I 1805. |~ MM. j;~ 190». ! wiT" I ~~55T*
T^TPOTL^**! ■ ' ' ill
SVee 1t^!....~. m.6»t,»»»f $38.55».8«» $4«,»«,404 ( $370.7.-».«57, «301.9Cf>.C»! tOLtm
DutiaSia :.:... !."..«". K'ICIS.OH 45.&75.717 _ Cl.K3.oSfi!| 308.79^4^9! 372.8;a.414i _^Stal|!
■Petals tTI.US.»43i £S!,tl?.COa ?107.C21.4110,' ; »571>..V.1.4«t, »<rr4.454.0;0; tT4ASai^
Dosnestk ° RT^ $M.WT.4»4 9108.4M.1H1 «10».233.Ww' $745.iX».085! >*.U.4*5>.U7 |»SB.sm_
Foratgn , .:.V.V.'...:.! 1!! .. . 2.215.903 , 2.6201266 _ 2.3i».754j ; 1^1.3015 17.4.11.2 a;; _ _iSSSSS
Tot -i- ' $53.223.47» f107.ft30.421 t111.550.440j I f7r*VJ«.57«. »»W>9o.+»" iMajßaili
Excess of exports.!..... I 14.«Jg>.533 51.417.h1.-. Z.'J2*.<X»\ \ '.41 «*.»*«» 17M4T..4.H Zst^a^
*7 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF "MERCHANDISE, BY MONTHS. ~~~~
%
imports! 1 1000- I 1901 - I 1003 - I :so3 ' ' iyi4 - I iasi"^
,„,-.- rr7~m f<n.B2o>4Bßf $73.1277277] f7«.V'2».2Sl| «!<2.«4».2f5! f>«7.737.5«,5: welSrSi
F^mber 59.5e5.600 «5ft.W«,H1.1 H-.-.XV.M, M.«<W| H4.r.>4.:.Tr,: MIJSrS
i=fc-i;n::;:::::::: |p |p
J&Buarv .... C9.207.050i 7».135.1J»2 85.174.78*1 52..V0.*««! 9H.542.57fi i lftr.Slj-s
fSSX?* 7 :::: 73>srt>n4 M.227.W2! w..->?m.4:.v sew* h.^i:^ i«.^si
rfij, n 7tt.eeS.l3l 75.H22.2»W| K7,<!H2.105! Kt.52T.M)2l »s.lia»si Wr't&E
tl* 1 75.ft42.703 75.«*,087l 7:».'*i." i:s; S).r.UH.l«ll »2.5i'..42V IS3
?**i :;;;;; i&iSZmT 73.ii.vkm .47245 iss^LVJ
jSfy """"".'........... 73,062.435; 7».14T,57«j 82.1i»7.5a3; 71.1P3.'J43j 84.aiS.OA, 107.«a^
Total, 7 mot ended July $304323.639' $Q33.4»f>.01«] f594.T02.r.'!2' $3T».531.4»1 $<V 74.434.04C 1 1744/jSa»m
V^ 008 °^r M7 1^ ?Se*l : H^§i*
.-„,, EvrO ; ! $1«3.875.9«3) f109.02t.2(»| «&4.04Z810 fa>.44«.457 tV±2.-£.**V fllTMrn
Si>ten*«V"*V...V.... 115.001.7221 10f1w9«).92«| 121.238.3 Ml 11ft..tf.4.ft40, 134.2<R.424< 133WWU
..J...1.11."..".* K0.289.^0 145.e5».415| 144.327.425; I«O.:»H.3WJj 182.5i7.Wa; lHJ^iri
VoYemter ....... !""!... 13«.702.824 150.t55.450 12T..2W>.61H l«n.W*.X*l 15fc.<*jC«S7 lTOct-S
SEW ......."...""I 145.!««>.571 «£..»; 147.5ie.403 174.«1».5C6 14.V203.U33: 13»;7§S
January $18«.33S,«(»1I $123,145,180! $1t3,«»2.2«9 f142.045.170 1 r23..V.i7.5«S $1?9,5a f .,
i*v"^.. ....:::."" 1ia.M7.014 101.5«K605 12.-!.W..024i U5.%0,.,292; 1n*.d7".7n2 141.99
Mwoh ............... 124,473.8431 108.74ft.401 1 132.003.0'U I 11»AS«.4» 12!».»7«.42a' I«3mSt
A*rU 12f>.754.1W> 1<:r».5.73 liw,.-»27 .21.'. 10».«*.>3 > U1.575.374 .IsSHa
C&l 1 .....1... 124.8«7.»1tl 102.821.531 1O».»2».3O1 1 M>.B;v-,.'JC5' 123.TM.0.::.' V^yX'l
j,~ a .".....111!^... 102.774. $0,240.4*3 9T..222 *4« 03.22«.5«W' l'-l. '-.;.4«<-, 12S,'« B s£
July .T!."Il""in!Iin.. 10».462.510; SS.lMl.S3tl W.813.:«3; 83.223.473'; 107.930. 421! lli^^
Totals 7 mo«. ended July 5501,»>3.132 $728,096,700 "~ f78.*». 465.1 74 i f75».94^.57a; SMS. «»». 4441 Olw 7
Totals 12 ended July 1.4»6.7«4.«»4; U«1.057.81g[ 1.423.161.817 1.454.237.455J 1,541.258.«08> tTiTSaH ■
EX ?' m«Sj thß I eM 9 eTjuly...i 8K.791.MN* 191,406.774! 194.532.542; 179.«1».0aD' 174.443 4-4 2X4Kaa>
12 Souths ended July... CM.It».TB6 451.671.131 30t,4. '.-.,m 474.143.9&4 1 410.436 t ß74| 467.^5
*~~ "" J JULY j| FROM JAXCART 1.~ * ;
>' I 1904. "| 19C5. [ 180« VI ) 1904. ! 1903. ~j """iST^
IntMi-ta GOLD * 53.023.413 C 4.973.241 S».«2S 29« i , *:w.«»9.14-; |2t*«2 S7l>n«r«
i£por£ :::::.:.::.::::::. jtm'tl) \x*.v* x&a&»\ «>.582.«<2 40.900.8«4:^gp[^
Bxeess of import* $7.£t2.1C3 $3,818.967 " f9.533.045; j ■— — . -— — 1 t2Xi>i£l
Excess of exports — ■ * ■■ - ,\ 818.843. 483 [ f19.4C8.170[ — '
Imports H^lf. I h fI.BSI.OIT f?.»T8.29« $3,270,927 513.M«.«7 $181149.719 mH77tt
SpoS .... ..:...".::... XmcM 4.a53.0a0 4.3a0.623 ; 50.002.213, 2&.s<:a2c«;
Excess rf experts i $3,108.4971 51.805.704 $1,089,701 j f15.745.59«i $11,218,347 SM.sja^
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS.
Chares! I Open- I HlsJ»-l Lonr- I Last
gold. I ) ing. 1 eat. I cat. I »al».
17.630! co»« I 104KJ lW»i IWH io4'i
110 Am Car & Firr.. 89* 89% . «>J» £>V,
Am lea ! 12H 72V 72V»| J2Jj
120 Am. locomotive. . I©* 70H ; 6f>H <»H
B,«a>,Am Smeltlns .... l»*i 155H 154 i 154H
80 Am Sugar I»7^ 137^ IST ' 137
810 At Top & 8 P.... 95* s«^i «» , *>
4SO!palt & Ohio 119% 11»«4; Hs"*H s "* »Mj
5,11<> Brook Rap Tr*n...i 78 - 7»«*| 78% 7«»<
20 Can Pac 16« ' 168 ; I<W 1 16rt
80 Cent leather .... SMI B<*H SM* »V|
liolciMs & Ohio I «1H «1V 61 «1
4f»Ch Gt West ISV 19* l* l^ ™*
10.470 Ch Mil &St P... 18.SH 190H IS7H 1«H
3.lO<)|Col Fuel & 1 54!*! Mtt» 54H MV»
10 Consol Gas IS9 130 139 i 13!»
20 TMst Securitlts .. « 61 «1 j «1
aCJOIErIa 44H| 44H! 43' i 43«
140, Inter-Met — 8«% 36% 8rt l si 864
80 Louis & Xash I 14« ! 146 145H 145 H
iOiMex Central I 21% 21H 21 'i £14
CO Mt> X & T«X ' 3BM-' 35»a 84HI 34t
60 do pref ........ .1 71 , TOHj 7"«
270 Mo Pao ' Wi 1 «»«4 M^ «>,
120 Xat l*ad i SO i 80 | 7» l i 79 V ?
20 X T Central .... 141H ' 141»i 141 H 141»i
20 Norf & West ' «*2S 4 02H 1 92 -4 i »2H
Pennayrranla \ IS7"*»| 139 , 137** BW
20! Pressed Steel Car: MV .'.2' i 3-H 5-.
24,440 Reaain«; 131** 1.14H 1 132% 133\»
620 Rock Island St% 2tJ»i: 2»5««! 26 1 »
12, 72r> Southern Pac .... 82**- Xl 7 « 81* Si',
480 Southern R R.... S7*» 37H 37 ! » 57 l *
SO Texas Pac 1 34 j 34 L *: Si ( 34'«
24.260! Unlo» Psc ( 192*41 163»i r I«2H 1624
HOOiiL 1 9 Steel 41*1 41v» 41H 41 3 .
I.020: do pref lOS^al IOC s *; 1004; 108\»
164.910 Total sales.
MINING.
Shares] I Open- I lllßlj-t tow- I Last
■old. I 1 Ins. I tat. | est. | sals.
900'Oolden Anchor .. .63 I .€3 t .63 ! .63
200 Halo * Xorcross.. 1.00 ! 1.00 1.00 , 1.00
30»tjim Butler 1.47 i 1.47 ! 1.47 1.47
Mexican 6* I .fiS ! ■ .68 ' .6S
SO Ontario 2.73 2.75 j 2.75 2.7."
2SO|Tonopah Ext .... 5.50 5.50 3.50 j 3.80
1.890 Total sales. ____^_
WHEAT.
Sales. I I Open- { H!«;h- f I»rr- I iJist
bush. 1 ! Ing. ! est. [ est. ! sals.
«20.©OO ! S«ptemb«r option.! Toi.il 70% 1 69"ii TO^i
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.
FOREIGN TRADING.— Foreign houses sold 20.003
shares on balance In tho local market. In London
the general market was Inactive, but firm, espe
cially In the case of the copper «har«s. Th» Bank
of Kngland made no change In Us minimum rate
of discount. The Continental markets showed a
cheerful tone.
B. & O. EARNINGS.— Th« statement of earnings
and expenses of the Baltimore A Ohio Railroad
Company, exclusive of the controlled and affiliated
linos, for the month of July, 1908, being the first
month of the fiscal year, as compared with the cor
responding month of 1905. shows the following:
Gross earnings. 1909. 8t>,544.846; 1905. $3,768,829; In
crease, $776,017. Expenses. 1906, J1.547.987: 1905, $3,730.
904: increase. $557,083. Net earnings. IMS. $2,196.82);
1305. $2,017,925: Increase. $178,934. The lines included
In this statement are the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Company, Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Railroad Company, Ohio River Railroad Company,
"West Virginia Short Line Railroad. Ripely & Ml!!-
Creek Valley Railroad. Plttsburg & Western Rail
road Company. Pittsburg, Painesvllle & Falrport
Railroad. Pittsburg. Cleveland & Toledo Railroad
.and the Plttsbur? Junction Railroad.
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.— Pig Iron certifi
cates at the New York Produce Exchange were
firm and generally higher on bids, with sales of
100 tons of October foundry at $18 23. Quotations
for regular follow: Cash, August and September,
$17 50 bid; October. $17 23 bid; November and De
cember, $17 10 bid. Quotations for standard were:
August and September, $17 73 bid; October. $18 2*9
SIS 25; November and December. $15@51325.
PANAMA BONDS.— July 7 $11,830,000 Pana
ma bonds have been deposited In the treasury as
security for public moneys and $5,650.0<X) for all other
kinds of government bonds have been deposited for
a like- purpose. The same period banks which
were successful bidders have Increased their circu
lation by ${.540,000 and deposited Panama bond* as
security. In round figures this still leaves $14,
000,000 Panama bonds still on the market.
WABASH MEETING.— A meeting of the stock
holders of the Wabash Railroad will be held Octo
ber _ for the purpose of passing upon the deben
ture B refunding plan.
NATIONAL. LEAD DIVIDENDS.— The National
Lead Company has declared a quarterly dividend of
1 per cent on the common stock and the regular
quarterly dividend of lfi per cent on the preferred.
GOLD FROM 'FRISCO.— The Sub-Treasury paid i
to local banks yesterday $2.310.<>» for San Fran
cisco account. This amount Includes Sl.7fiO.OtW re
cently engaged In Australia by Goldman. Sachs £1
Co., of this city.
BANK OP ENGLAND RETURN.
London. Aug. 16 —The weekly return of the Bank
of England shows tho following charges: Total re
serve increased «U«,t»0; circulation decreased,
£426.000: bullion increased *720.80*; other securities
decreased 1174,000; other deposits decreased £135.000;
public deposits increased 11,051,000; notes in reeervo
Increased I1.14S.000; government securities un
changed. The proportion of the barfs reserve to
liabilities is now P0.07 p«r cent, against 48.73 per
cent, last week, and .orapares with a decline from
4C\ per cent to 45?, per cent in this week last
year. The rat* of discount Is vnchanged at SH per
cent.
CURB MARKET TRADING.
Trading In outside securities waa on a fair scale,
although an Irregular tentuney was manifested.
Strength and weakness alternated in different parts
of the market almost simultaneously as the day ad
vanced. Tho Industrial list was slightly more active
under the lead of Chicago Subway, which developed
fresh strength under an Increased volume of buy
ing orders. It opened unchanged but Gradually im
proved 2 points. International Mercantile Marine
preferred was weak, losing all of Wednesday's ad
vanco. on limited selling orders. Havana Tobacco
was slightly Irregular. Mackay shares after early
strength lost ground. International Salt improved
»i. In the mining group Greene Consolidated was
up to. tod Boston Copper *» point. MaiMs! mm
firm and British Columbia, was steady. Tessas**
Copper Improved a point, fritted Cbpper was dew*
*s. In bonds Marine 4^s w«r*> strong. We9ttas*Moai
Electric is wer» up V*. Th« market dosed qnia>
but steady.
ACTIVE OXJBB STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL.
Shares! I Open- ' High. I Low- I Usa
•old» I I lag. : »»t. 1 esc i »iU.
100 American Can...» TV 7%! 7V~~T»
1% do preferred....) «C» 53^1 3d t sof
Am X>«F W'rls Tel I*s ! to I S3 ' S3 '
100 Am Nickel 'I';' 1H . 1 114-' 1*
2iO Federal Sugar t 45 I 43 V, i 41
Boo; do preferrsd.... ! 7!* , 7> ; TST S -.
BSiGu* Explor C 0...' 275 277 1 273 ! J7T
IBM do warrants 272 , 272 272 I ST*
l.utiu Havana Tobacco.. i 19H 1074 la'i la' 4
LOCO] Intar Mer Mar pr. 23 i ii* : 2S »
800' Inter Salt 33Vi 3J\ 3314! a*
I.3oOjMacJcay Cos [ 74 7. 7*»' 7S^ U i
20O[ As preferred 73 1 73 ! 7:; : 73
400 jManhat Transit... 2 r i m'< 2% i\
•OOjN V EUeo Stor Batl 4 T i 5 I 4", j
IMlOtta Eie^-ator J 53 1 M 83 ! S3
31 i Standard OH ( Cll f 612 «1O ;C2
RAILROAD.
Shares I ] Open- j H!ch. I Low. i Lett
sold. I I ing. ! «3C I «M. I fi.i.
3AmLt & Trac pfi «•?'♦ 99 V 89% j 57
7.300 Chic Subway | -.-> M , 4* | m
MINING.
1 I Op»iv- ; High- 1 tow- 1 List
gales. I 1 inc. j tat. , «st ] BKv
20o;Btagham Central..] 2 ' 2 ] 2 1?
I.3Co; Boston Copper f 25\i IT*! 2<?V »\
1.250 Brit Col Copper. ..| -■_ •&*] »*' »S
Butt* Coa!!: w I Sl*i 31 1 -! Sl*»f SI 1 *
&aft»[Chßaam Central..) 12 1 * l4'-j Wk U^»
1.100 Cl CHI A Clip Til. I . 4*4 4S 4**{ 4%
l.C»! do rreffrre.f . 11*»! ll l j! ii<> 11-*
4. -i" ! Cobal: Contact... 11-l»J; 11-W •%
3WiC\tmb-E!y I TVi, 7S T l * "'•%
20oH>olores. Lxi ! 0 I »* • ■ »■>
175; Don Copper, new. 3^*'i 3"i' »Vj i\
20.,'jEl Kajo 4?»! 3 4V 3
13.fO«>;rour Aces ' f44 i 31 • «4 Bl
•00l Gold Hi 11... US -S' 2%; 2s2 s
MiGranby Conso! J 12 . 12* j ti t IZ'+
B.2'!o:Gre€iie Co n Cop...] .i\ a 2*Ht 3
100 Greens OoW ' 2 s *; 2*4; :V p
B2s(Gr«ena Gold-Silver •2«4| 22 1 * 2 | 3
D«h» Guanajuato Consol 5*» : " SS s*'5 *' 5H 1 5*
«■». v ac Gold SH! BH »H II 1 *
SOOlMlnea Co of Am.. $1 23 $1 15 $1 23 (II
2.3-SO, Mitchell i\\ ii 4Hj 4=i
l,oW>;Moßtg-S!»o»Iiore .. 12H; 12W' 12H' C*»
aooiXev Con Cop j IS 1 *! IS 1 *! I»H{ »■•
80o|Nev s& M Corp.. 2S| 2SI 2H! 8%
Sim iXev Utah M & 8.. 3**; SS a * SH »■*
t.»-i> Nip's Mines C 0... 6 6 1 « •
a«> Perm & I'ara Cop. S*. B*l »H *"»
lOOUlchnjond Eurei*. 7 *; 7% 7=v J*
•00 Tei Cop Co 45 48 \ 43 I OS/
1.0»t;Tonop«b Extea...,' SHj 55 1 * 3%, •%
• 800 Union Con Co I lV IS' I'll 1>
B.4oO;UnlteJ Copper....) 63 T il 6>Hi Q-4J 1%
BONDS.
Shares! j Op«n- ) High. ! Low- I Us.
sold. 1 I tag. 1 ess, j eat, i •»•■>
|7 A'.-ni ft !nt w 1 .«o'i WHI »V &}
\ •VasMCcd HM A M •■.! **V »*?• •** *•
7.oo«>iG B > Brw 2d "•;«. SB I Si 39 ' 2,«
23.'-Oi^ lnt Mer Mar 4'ia. 7-»'-» 7^'-j 7S*i £.1
«,00l>;T.-ig El 3sT!»ir.t; »TH! &7H; »T*»l Vy
•Odd tots. t3ell» cents per shares
■
BOSTON CURB MARKET.
(Reported t<y J. Thomas R^'.r.hardt. Xo. 15 TTa3 BW*
New York, and No. 19 Excbacsa Plac^ Bostaa)
I ! Open- High- ' Low- 1 tf
Chares I I ing. \ «at. [ esc I ■■■>_
Ariiona C0m..... 37'i| 87^! «TH! £?
100) Auto Force »*» V%lV %1 •'» *
100 [Bay State Gas 1* 1 14 1 14 I •
110, Black Mountain... ft : » *\\ •}
1.7.-- Blnslata Ten 11! *"»' IV 'J,
50:Blnsham Copper.. 41 • 41 I 41 ♦}_
100: Batts & London.. I* I*,! t\\ .' *•
f3s|Car.anea Cen. 1 12H| 14*»! 12*1 5?
200. Copper Securltlw. l Z3\ 23V ; W". 'Si
1.37.-. (-umbertar.d-Ely .| 7^l I*, 7* * £r
5." : I'.ivis- -Uily li-^ lc-S. 1* ! - Si
210!Ea8t Butta- | *£ lOH: 10%, " >">
300 Bluebell 31! S-* 1 3%; ■*
1.200, Ecllysa Oil ) 31 I 31 j r-^- V
SBoi Furnace Creek.... -' ! 2HI 2*4, S
100 GoM Hill 2V 2H! 2H. JJ
10O'c.r«ec« OoM i CS £S 2V C
13;Gre*r.» Gold-Silver S'-k S*» *'-»! I?
1.020, Ke««««naw \ It j 11^; lO^i OO 1 *
3.Boo ( Klor.aik« & Boston 3 ( 3 , 5 .«j«
13t>" Majestio l?-tlll-18 ! X*| l«rsl «r 5
"COiMlcmao ' 5 \ B*i; 9 £'
lOiNlplsstne ........ « « j * JS
SOoiOM Mexico Pt M ■ M g
•V*-); Karen 8S» 6- 1 * I S7 I »'
41o.Kotary 6VI at 3* •
.superior a Pitts.. 17^ 17«4 r I' ; %
l'»' Straw Mica. 1 j 1 i I L
10»; Union Copper l\j[ 1*». H»» -'
MISCELLANEOUS SECtTRITHS.
(Furnishes by Frederto H. Hatch. Kol 80 Broei stru'J
Bid. Ask- L ■ Eli **J*
American Can.. 7»i h list Silver Bret... 3° *
do rref ...68% »V J B Stetson 2*5 £i
Am Press Asm. «."» 105 j Lorillard pwf....135 X
Am Soda Fount. 1 3 Lor I, v Taylor.. .MS B
do Ist prof ft) «■» > do cum «q F. -12l> **,
do 2.1 pref .'. in ; SXauhat Trar.s...- 2% ,i
Am Thread pf.. 3 0 M»x Nat Con 1' '•»
Am Type Fdya.. 80 *» 11 „* HCM . . 15-« *
dopref «5 100 Nat Cash X pf. 130 m
Am Writ Paper. :;v» « X V Tt»a * -j
do pref 9«'j £5 Nl!ea-Bem-P ....U?.. *S
Barney 43C. . «-«* — <*!■» Bleva'ar »li .2
d*> pref 130 — to pre< $* *■
Bay, Ftate Gas. . •■» '- Pitta *T, S S3 *j
Brit Col Copper. »*» 8«»! Pop« Mfc » -•
Celt's Anna 7% «2 I do Ist pref •» 8
CCoof Am pf. . 75 Xl dr. 2d pref..... » Ji
On Fireworks.. 12 '7 Pratt ,v- \v>i pf..l<>* K.
<I=> pr«f 87 7" jßoyal Haft pf ■ • »>* Li
Consol Rafrlg... 5 B'«,' Safety CII & I*. .27* %L
Cent Fdry rref.. »> 22 Seaboard <> •£} S
Ch^sebro Mf«...44«.> 4<"> do Ist pref *• ;,
Con Car Heat... »*> «5 do Si pref *} .7?
Con Rub Tlr«... 1 3 Singer Mf« Co.. .*» W
do pref 7 13 Statdard »M 1 ....fc» •£
Cramp 8 » E... IS 2* Standard M!litn«. » 5
Eiectrlo Vehicle. 10 16 do pref •> 'ii
do pref 18 10 Storair* Power... » -,w, w
F>-ir.-l neu .. 14 % 10th * »■! St P.. «» *
Empire Steel A ft I Ton Mia of Ne». IS 2
,do pref ■•■■■ M 4O Trenton Pot » JS
<■<••<'"• copper.. t*7s 23 do new r*t.... •» *2
Hall Signal f» im> ' do new C.f».... T9 £
Havana Tobacco 19 2i> Trow Directory.. 4 i S
i»t rr*-f ... ::\ ;;•.. Vnl->n Ferry v .... 25 2
HUM Ist rref. *> _ [ United Ban* Sot »ij X
Hurt Rtv F.I P.. 3-» 49 • do pref »»- Si
Hud Pwtv Te1.... Ml v W m Trr«wrlter... W Jj
Inter Sa!t Srt gr I *> Ist pref 1» X
lnt Mer Marine. 10 11 | *> Id p«f.....X— '"
*> pr»f 2S 3»H
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
JTurnt»h»<J by Van Schalck • Ca. Nix X TFaJt sir***;
_■ B'.ii. Aak«Hi. ! Bt^Hr
VriltM Hallway. IS l»Si Cotton rue*.-... £■ I
.!•■> Incomes.... 7<Mi "IS, d > Incomes..... ** JJ-i
_•' > •»■• M » M , Xorf By *I* 3». l* *
GDASVT... 9« 1^ Light * P pnf.. « 2
oo Incomes.... R*\ Bt»\»i a» 4»i«. <•» JTj !
•^ *»«* «2*» m i n«j City Rr es-lPj* *
Seaboard »>» »H } Cha» Con El«o S* •• »
<i rt If* rref.... %< «»*i Cost Trust. 1»4- ».
do 2a pref.... ««n «rt irntonTrust. *Ti 1
»!■• 4a H7^4 Aft ' Thl-,1 Nat ■a.lji If ;*j
do 10-year J«.1O1* liCH' Fldelltv & aap.^ B *'* J|
Consol G»n M ... — CO iMarylirf Tna».^» ••
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