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Bankers- and Brokers.
Post Flagg
33 Wall Street
NEW vof . STOCK EXCHANGE
SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR
SECURING STOCK OPTIONS
IN. THE LONDON MARKET
WANTED. "~
fngersoll-Rand preferred.
Casualty Co. of America,
Pitisburn, Wheeling and L. E. Coal 4s,
United fear.k Note Common,
. Brooklyn Ferry Cons. ss.
FREDERiC H. HATCH.
RsjsjSjt la Unlisted Securities of Railroads and ether
Corporations in the United state, and elsewhere.
*Tel.*illlS Broad. 30 »we 4 St.. Kew York.
Ang-ntttM S. «lorhnm. John B. Vna Schdlck.
T^l. IDIO-1511 nnd 1512 Hector. Cubic Tarpoleum.
VAN SCHAICK & CO.,
N. Y. Stork ETrllanre.
MKMIU.IiS Or i.,,,iiii'i Kxchantrc mil
< !••. ,i ,. U'.::ri| of Trsidts.
7 WALL STREET.
Itranrli Offlr*>s 5- - ' ' ■'' <iTii;aii St.. Baltimore.
Ur»ncn uuieea j. g5 JSroaa g,^ > e wark. >'. J.
Bonds and Guaranteed Stocks
Dealt in by
JOSEPH WALKER. 6* SONS.
' * Bankers,
Members of New York Stock Eschaasje.
M Bread Street. New York City.
FRED X F. MARQUAND
35-37 BROAD STRHET.
STOCK:.& arul iSO^TIDjS
FOR INVESTMENT OR ON MARGIN.
OUT OF TOWN ACCOUNTS A SPECIALTY.
*• YKAIW EXI>EKIENCE.
LINCOLN TRUST CO.,
BANKERS TRUST CO.,
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
UOK.IIT AND HOLD. ' , .
CLIWTOM GILBERT,
2 WALL ST.
Chas. O.Barney & Co.
BANKERS & BROKERS.
23 Broad Street.
NEW YORK.
123 South Fourth Street.
VU ILADELTHIA.
N. W. HALSEY & CO.
DAXKRRB.
BONDS FOR INVESTMENT.
59 Wall St.. New York.
PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO
VsGNDS
ft B. LEACH & CO..
llf Bi:OAi»\VAY. N. V.
C.-.J:fjo. Boston. Philadelphia.
CC;rkTAJ J.TKOMASREINHARDT
lift AI tilt ) E*ceptlor*l faculties lor e«'
«m> Ul V.V \ ((un ,,. oMlwa n New Y ,, rk
a.(. rooster. Curb Market*.
•^SlT?"*-^ FtttifUc^l Dejiartrnpnt with
*"*-'-' ** 1i..:; reliable Information.
""TctrvrC ( Ifc B*«*aa»s I'lace IS Well Street
«.*iW,r\> Boston New York
Financial.
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron Co.
Ist M(«e. 5 IVr Oat. <;»lil Bonds.
EIN'KIXO Fi"N'l> NOTICE.
Sealed proi>oaaU will be received" up to 3 p. m.. Thurs
day. Bei«eniber 3Mh IW6, by the Guaranty Trust Coin •
pany of New York. <;:. •'<<i-*T St.. Now Yoric City, for the
■lie to it. an trustee, at a prioa not to exceed 105 an.l
accrued Interest, of tuf!ioi«nt 5 per cent, bonds of this
couij.niiy to invest the suit, of Forty thousand el^ht hun
t.r€<i ihirt) inn* dollars anii seventy-four cents ($40.
»■."•« 74 ■ Proposal* should be in eeaW envelopes, ad
«3i*»Re<f to the Guaranty Tru« Company of New York and
indorsed. "Jefferson 4: Cleartield Coal and Iron Co. sink
ing Fund."
■.!:■' H iU'NE, Treasurer.
Rochester. N. V.. August U. 1900.
VOTICE.— THE CXDEKSIGNED HEREBY
"*■ declare th«-fr intention of. formlns; a Ftock corporation
to be known as the Eastern Life Insurance Company, to
be loca'ed in tho lioi ugh of Manhattan, City of V«-w
York, for the purjnji». <:■! f nai>in« insurance upon the lives
or tat health M |>eraaaa and every Insurance appertaining
linn lii. and to grant, purchase or dispose of annult.en,
under and pursuant 1. the insurance law of the Stale of
New York. li^'t-.;. August }'■:'.>. V.*Jf> John S. Hanson.
William E. M(d«l»-y. Charles A. Anderson. Herbert
KeMfs. Max Helman. Moses KapeltMOßa, Frank L. Eech
bach. Irving Knunons John C Hanson. A. A. Baeltey.
Charles I. Hammond, Watson I; Robinson, Afton
Church. William A. CYoaa, George ITnslrlng
A RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS HOUSE DE
tiivs a. loan of 150.000 from on« party or small
•yn.ilr-at. part already taken Lou payable by annual
ln«tallments: will pay fair Interest: Rood security put up
a? collateral; t.ankirp references will be «iven and re
quired. Addreaa ■; a. Bok 32. Tribune Office.
Dividend Notices.
CNITEI* STATES REOCCTION & KKFINISG CO.
New York. August 22. 1000.
rpilE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
la. • declared th*. regular quarterly dividend on Its
Preferred thares of <>n~ and one-half per cent <m%>.
payable October l*t, 1900. Bcoka < lose September 20th
ai.'i Open l:; OclohfT -r...-
BPEXCER PEKROBE. Treasurer.
Ofllfe of The Am<Tiran Coal Company,
OF AIXE'JAXT COVNTY,
No. 1 Broadway.
New York. Aua^at 13. WOO.
f^HE UOMtU OF DIUECTORS OF THE
American «v,al Company of AH '■cany County (New
Jersey* hav< thii> flay .Wlar*<l a «eml-annual dividend
of FIVE PEI! CENT upon the Capital Stock of the
Oomnany. payat-le et this ..fflrt- r.n Saturday, ember 1,
iy(«S- GEORGE M. BOWLHV. Treasurer.
AMERICAN <.RAMIOI>IIONK COMPANY.
A yiJAUTEULY hIVIIiKMt i.V». 85) OF
OXB ANI OXE-WL'ABTEB PER CENT, en th«
Common i'aj.lial Stuck •{ the American Graphophone Co.
will Ije r.ai«i oara r 15. 1900, to stockholder! ct
ret'Td Beptfmb •/ 1.
:.'.'V...1..' D. EASTOX. rrr^i.i.-nt.
Fina ncial Meetings.
CHICAGO. MIJ.tt AfKKK & »T. PA IX RAILROAD
•put ANNUAL UKtnis*; OF the STOCK
bolders ef th«# r«.ivjanv for the election Of Directors
and for tteneaction '•■ «' v other budneM of the Company
will l>o l>e:<l «t the "iff.. 1 '1 the 1 nn>Miiy. In the <"iy at
Milwaukee, at Twelve ■■' 'lock Koea of Saturday. Septem
ber ascfe, 1 vi. .
The tran»f- ; b»;k* will ».«. rlnawd on Wednesday the
3l»:h <f Au*U9t. BBS rcc^H-ned on the Ist of October next
July 2Cth. 1!hi0
ROftITSIX MII.I.EH. ' : airman of tho Board.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
DM Ask<-<l. Bid. A*fce<J.
A Berth & Co.. — ''■'■' National biscuit. 87%; .;*\,
«', prrf l» 112 • do pref Ijil Ih3
American O»n.. "•* 7"i! XHtiinxl Carton.. K2 ss
Jo pnt '■'•* CO% ■'..) jrer ll!t IS)
An. flalintor. .. 11* 121 N O.ir St K>\... ■ 4"
&, •.«•■■: i;>. I*' iNorthw KJ 24 20
American Ship.. 43 <">Vi tin ir.f (W (Hi
do pr-f- I '"'.■ '""'-- Quaker oats m 133
Canal a- Dock... '•' •'.« j .jr. !-f l<Ci I>i4
'•!., Citr ..Ml 17'» .-»• rs B ««•■• .V»
«."hlc Edison.. 137 H"< . m pref !»- 1*1;
Chi- i- o r EJ. •• •:'» Kouth .si. ;;: w, us
i.; in-f 2'» W litaa \V >i.-i C 1,.. 2* 1 4 2*!*
O«f "iiea r ■:. •*1 : . M i •!•« ;■;•■* 9* 1"<»
(■:• "*"!U* & Tr.l«»% ! '' : .-"J!.*»y <:<.54'4 ffil'i
c*ic 'i* Tr rif.. 14", ir.>isvi-ifi £ Co H«V 104
r»!airtonrj Mat :.• 1 . "-•:•. I'd |k>*!> * p ... r> t 1 »
ill Brick ;«»f... *:, *" 1 i> prvf Ii •. '!'«
K•' 1< V ••■• L.t... •' : '~ t A— i ii Stone... -II .1"
•lo rr«f »r I* i T. Vph..n,« Jl!» 324
M-t W ■ Xl 'JS •*< ' \k- i <-hi. 27 j»
C i.i . t. CU'.i i« ,
•V.iißum <;is r»». — !"T'. IV-u <; ; - r>« 1014 I*l
I. it E let ii -■ ■'■>■ ■•■'. ii'^w-* <?W* ■.■•»• . « 102
Met <;<;;! 45... :•-■ :«•-' 4 '■'■' ''111- 1.-i ."js... — :c>j
d.. F.x'.n 4f.. m; -~ .j .1 , r<ir.» Ba fill . 7'»
TunneJ Tm <.-! tKt'i T.,... 5 ? ... .'; BS^ t3Ji
KurUiK Cl **■ ■ *>* ttl£t
STOCKS GENERALLY LOWER,
REALIZING SALES CAUSE FURTHER DECLIXES IX
VALUES.
Call Money Advances to 6 Per Cent — Sterling Exchange at Gold
Import Point.
Closing prices of •locks dealt In, with net
chances, follow:
AUla-CMH Co.. *> + *i Kan City 60.... 20«4
do pr«f 4S»i ' •*• x \ Co pref »H + }•
i Amal Copper... « + H!K Irp of chic. . . «1H -♦■ •%
!Am Ac Chew.. S3 — 1 touts & Naah...lM) — Ji
Am C & V dr>-. 40«» •+• li! Mexican Central 21H — %
do pr*t K'l HSPiSi.M.IW — 1
Am Cotton Oil. 33? i + Si Mo Kan & T«. «V"4 — 1%
Am Kxpr«-M...247 — 6 do pr*f "V.i——
Am II & 1 7 Missouri Pac... ••% + *
do pref »0»i + Vij'Xat Lead 70 —
Am lo Socur. . 77% — to do pref 102V4 —>>
•Am I.ln«rfd pf 42 — 1 iXRR of M pf. 42 +.H
•Am L0c0m.... 70 •+• VN T Central .. .141 — I*4
•do |»ref 113 — HpfYCftStL.. — H
Am Pneumat pf « +2 Lv yo i W. . . . 47% — ♦*
Am Smelt I.'**, —2% Norf A West... 01% — %
do pref 117% — %i North American. 04 —
Am Steel Fdry. 11% 4- '•» Northern Pa0...213H —2
do pref 46% + % Paclflo Coast. . ..130H —8%
•Am Sugar 140*4 — %i pacific Mail »»% — %
Am Tob pref.. loo4 — Perm Railroad. .141% — Ji
Am Wool 37>i — Peorla A East.. 43 —1%
•do pref 103*4 — VtiPCC &StU. « + Jj
•Anaconda 27i< + 1 I do pref 10* 4- H
AT A F 101% — % Prenaed Htl Car. 04% 4- %
do pr«f 101 — %|Rv Steel Spring. 54 -—
At Coast Line. l 47 —1 I Mo j>r«f 100%
Bait A 0hi0... 117% — %;Readlnc 13*% —2%
Bkl>-n Rap Tr. 77% — % do lntpref.... 03 4 1
Brunswick .... 15H — % do 2d pref.... M — 1
Canadian Pac.lCS'i — % »Re D Iron A «>• 80% 4 H4
Cent Leather.. 39% — % «do pref 101
do pref 103 — %; Stork Island 27>4 — %
Ches A 0hi0... 61% — % do pref ..65% — M
Chic Ot West.. 18% — Vi St 1»* BF24pf 40 — %
do pref A 774 — % St Louis Bouthvr 24%
do rights 16% — H! do pref 87 — \i
CM* St l»...100% — HlSloss-Sheft 7i>'i 4- H
do pref 213 4 1 ; Southern Pac... P9Vi — %
C&NW 207« i — «4 do pref 118 — %
do pref S3* —4 Southern By 88* i — %
CStP M A 0.181 — « I do pref H»
Chic Un Tr Df. 15% — ! Tol Ry A Lt... 32 — %
CCC ASt L. . 97 — % Texas & Pac. .,. . 34% — %
Col Fuel A 1.. 5714 —I*4l do Land Tru*t 84 + %
Co! A South... 97% — »i!T St L A W... 34% — 1
do Ist pref... 70 — »4 do pr«f M — 4
C & H C A 1.. 20*; — *4 Twin City R T..115 4 H
Consol Gas 139% — VCn Has A P 0 4 %
Corn Pro Ref.. 19% — % 'Union Pacific. . .181"i — *4
l>el A Hudson. 2lß — 4 I Unit Ry Invest «*!
Pol L A \V.... 600*4 —19% do pref 78 — Vi
Pen A n G.... 44% — %iIT S Cast 1P... 454 — %
Pet Un R R... »4% I do prof 01 4 S
Diet Sec Cor... 61 — I ll* Express 124% —1%
1) 3 8 A At... IK% — % V S Red A R... 30% — «4
Erie 45% — %\ do pref 7fl 41%
do Ist pref ... 77% — % V 8 Rubber 474
do 23 pref... 71% — % ! do Ist pref 10*4 —1%
FM A film pf. »7 — tt|U 8 Steel 43*4 41%
«en Eloc C0...1«94 4 4 do ref Ift7*i 4 %
Gt North pf...31»V4 4 • I%' Va-Car Chem., . 89% — %
liar Elec Ry. . 4.1 — S I do pref 100%
Hock Val pf... »0 JVa I CA C 434 — 3*4
Illinnia Cent... 175% — %'Vul Detin pf... «*»% 4 %
Int-Met S«% — %i\Val>a«h 204 — %
do pref 78*4 4 *4 do pref 4*4 — %
Inter Paper 10<, 4 % Wells Far*o 301 4 1
Int Pump 50% 4 Tj, West Un Te1.... M»£ — %
do rref S»t4 4 Ulwis Cent 2rt — 4
lowa Central... 30*4 — Hi do pref Sl«4 —1
do pref 534 1
•Unlisted.
Closing prices of active bonds dealt in. with
not changes, follow:
Japan 6s ioo»» 4 4 Int-Met 44a S4Ti — %
Am Tob 4s 70 4-1%! N V C gen 345. . 02*4 — %
A TAB F gen 4s. 102% 4 Hi Perm cor.v 345. . .li»l>» — %
do oonv 4s 1054 —%i do IMS 9»l — %
n A O «v>!d 45.. 103 - 'i St L Swn con 4». 774 4 H
Chic 13 A Q if.. 984 — %j So Pac Ist ref «•. Pfl'i — 4
Con Gas deb «5.140 4 *4|Un Pac Ist 45... 1044 + %
Dint Ser C 55.. 834 41 1 1* 8 Steel 8a fts4 4 4
Del A Hudson. 109 —1 1 Wab P T 2ds 3(!>i — 4
Erie con y 4s 106 — |
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS
After alternate periods of weakness and
strength stock market values suffered decided de
clines in the late dealings, prices showing losses
from the high figures of from 1 to 3 per cent,
with net losses, however, generally confined to
fractions. The selling movement was. due to
realizing and bear pressure and to an apparent
disposition on the part of the larger interests to
encourage a quieter speculation owing to the
danger signals displayed in the money marke^,
call funds advancing to G per cent. There was
no change in sentiment over the future of values,
but it was thought that a reactionary tendency
might be the chief feature in the next few days,
a movement which would tend to strengthen the
position of the market by eliminating the weak
accounts which have been established in the last
week. The Hill shares. Union Pacific and the
United States Steel stocks were the interesting
features In yesterday's trading, particularly
Steel common, which sold above 40. and of which
it was said a price of more than 50 would be
reached based on the expectation that the issues
soon will be placed on a straight 4 per cent divi
dend level. Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda,
Great Northern preferred, Missouri Pacific and
Steel common closed at net gains, but elsewhere
in the active list -losses were recorded. There
was a material falling off in the total of busi- '
ness as compared with the first two days of the
week, due both to a lighter volume of public
operations and to smaller transactions on the
part of the substantial market interests.
A hardening tendency is noted in the call
money market, which apparently foreshadows a
much higher level in the near future. The prob
ability of a long period of stiff rates for funds
does not worry the Wall Street community to
any important degree, but it is conceivable that
in the event of acute stringency it will be neces
sary to call a halt in stock market speculation
for a time at least, inasmuch as the banks will
not be In a position to finance the heavy de
mands incident to the handling of the crops and
demands from speculators at the same time,
owing to the low position of the bank reserves
at this centre. Of course, the chances favor
assistance through the foreign exchange mar
ket, while in the event of actual disturbance
government funds doubtless will be placed at
the disposal of the banks, but these measures
will merely serve to offset the heavy withdrawal
of currency for interior account rather than
supplying a fund for the use of stock market
operators. Fortunately for the speculative sit
uation most of the large commission houses are
supplied with time money to run over the year
and if speculation is held in check there ought
to be no great amount of liquidation in securi
ties, while a pause in speculation at this period
will insure greater activity when money begins
to move toward New York. That there will be
a large movement of money to this centre after
the fall demands of the interior have been satis
fled is foreshadowed by the large number of
buyers who are now in New York fining enor
mous requirements for the autumn season.
Purchases now being made In all lines for
future delivery are heavy, and payments to New
York will be correspondingly large. There is no
indication of a setback in trade prosperity In
the near future; indeed, all reports from mer
cantile sources suggest the probability of another
twelve months of the business expansion. Nat
urally, the sound position of trade in the United
States and the promise of about the largest
wheat and corn crops on record encourage specu
lative activity In all markets, and there Is some
uneasiness in conservative circles owing to the
idea that speculation may be carried to an extent
which may result in disaster. This view of tho
outlook, however, is not popular in Wall Street
quarters, especially as the larger interests are
diligently working to bring about higher quota
tions for stocks In order to distribute at profit
able figures a part, at least, of their heavy ac
cumulations of securities. Public activity prom
ises to continue Just as long as the more im
portant banking and railroad interests continue
( to assert their belief in the theory of higher
) prices, based on growing earnings among cor
porations. Increased dividends and the establish
ment In the investment column of stocks which
have never paid dividends. It is generally under
stood that the present dividend era, which Ib
the outgrowth of years of careful corporate
management backed by favorable natural con
ditions, will run on for many months to come.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONKY MARK KT.— Money on call opened at 5
per cent; highest. 6 jw-r cant; lowest, 3 per cent; last
loan, 3 per cent; close, 3-&3'/i per cent; ruling rate, 5
per cent. Time money was quoted at -tVi.t/5 psr
cent for sixty to ninety days, s>i©*^ p6r cent for
four months, and 5?iU6 per cent for five and six
months. Commercial paper was quoted at 6ii<o«
per cent for sixty to ninety days. 6"-i§6 per cent
,for four to six months and Gt£ per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— Market closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
Cables. SUM. Sixty days.
Sterling .... 4.8105 4.54U#4.P4H 4.81Ua4.51',i
Franci 5 18% •s.l»He. r ..10H 5.21Ti«'3.21 V
Relchsmarks.. iH\ M*« 94 11-18 t»»H«n4 3-10
Guilders .... 4«e4©l-lG 3D%©3i> 13-10
•Leas 1-16.
Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
Sixty day«. Demand
Sterling 4.62»i 4.88H
Germany rtichsmntks 94 *4 B*™
Paris francs 5 21* 6.1»H
Belgium franca 5.2»*» 5.20 .,
Switzerland francs 5.21»i 8.18%
Holland guilders 30", 40*^
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— New Orleans—Com
mercial. $1©5125 discount; bank. $1 premium. Bos
ton— and 5c discount. Chicago— 2sc discount.
Charleston— Buying, par; selling. %c premium. Cin
cinnati—loc to 15c premium. Savannah— Buying, 46c
discount; selling, 75c discount. Minneapolis—
St. Louis— 2sc discount bid, 15c discount asked. San
Francisco— Sight. 2c; telegraph, 4c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. — New Exchanges.
£09,023,830; balances, $9,815,810. Exchanges,
$31,654,786; balances, $2,718,906. Baltimore— Exchanges,
$3,63&.9«; balances, $381,870. Philadelphia— Exchanges,
$24,813,129; balances. $3,227,537. Boston— Exchanges,
$28,317,180; balances, $2,234,805.
SILVER MARKET.— Bar silver. 68% c. Mexican
silver dollars. 51c. Bar silver In London closed at
30 13-16 d.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. 11.05; Lisbon. 2.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 196%.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.— Customs receipts
reported from Washington, $1,218,702; internal rev
enue receipts, $783,806; miscellaneous receipts, $41,863.
Receipts for the day, $2,044,572; expenditures, $1.8&0,
000. Receipts for the month to date, $40,119,642; ex
penditures. $34,C60.000; excess of receipts, $5,429,642.
Receipts for the year to date, $92,418,495; expendi
tures. $100,473,721; excess of expenditures, $8,055,226.
SUB-TREASURY.— Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $715,202.
BOND MARKET SALES.
24000 Japanese <Js 100*41 1-000 Erie Gen 4s Situ.
3000 do 100H|5'*WO do Ccnvt 4a 1«W
SUM*) do 4V»s 01 1 10000 do 100*4
35000 do 01^4 l»0«4> do UHJ
12000 do 82 80,10 Int-Met 4%s 85
40IK) do »1 T » 31000 do K4»i
U<oo do 2d 81*4 9000 do 84%
4000 do 91% i lorn) KCF64M 4s. S3
2000 do 90% 50000 LS a M !- > Deb
6000 do 4s Ctfs N3%' 4s 100%
2000 Rep of Cuba ss..l<M)*4| 10000 do 100
l»)i> Am H & L 6s. . 01 i 10000 L A N Cl Tr 45.. 07%
1000 Am Ice Sec 65.. 83%| 8«iOO M St Ry Ref 4*.. 84
2000 Am Tobacco .112%. 10000 Mcx Cent Con 4a. 77%
12000 do 4s 77*i|UVI0O do 77
1000 do 77% [ 2000 do 2d Inc 1*»
100110 in 77% I Stun) do 13*4
20000 do . . . , 77% i 2i *»> Milwaukee Gas Os 'M
46CH)0 do 78 i 2000 Mo KAT 3d 87%
21000 do 78* i 120000 Mo Pac Trust sa. 105%
2>oo do 78%lf»MOOO NY C Gen 3%5. . 1»2%
8000 do 78% |25<i00 do ©2%
7000 do 70 42000 do 024
COftt ATA 6 F AdJ 100i> do L S Col 3%5. ?»8%
' 4s 85*4 18000 X V Dock 4a 05
2000 do Stpd 03 4000 XYO A W Ref
4000 do Gen 4s IO2»4 4s * 102
24000 do 102% 3000 Norf A W Con 45. 101*4
9000 do 102% 5000 Nor Pac Gen 35.. 76%
125000 do Convt 43...10ti*4 2000 do Prior 4a 104%
84000 do urn 10000 Perm Oonvt 3%t. . 102
I*loo do io«ii 1000 do 101
2tKKi() do 10!«5 j 1000 do 101%
155000 do 105*4 ' 23000 do SHs 1015 96
1000 do Warrants... 105»i r>m do 06%
21000 do 105V4 : 2000 do 0«%
10000 do 105 MMniiiO do 96%
10000 At C L A X 45. . 93 1 89000 do Oft
1000 B& O Gold 4a. .103%! 1000 do Gtd 4%s 106
14"O0 do 103V4IUHIOO Pen A B Inc 73
1000 do 103 I U»H> do 73*4
6000 do Prior 3^s.. 94% | 15000 Readinß 4s Ol>Vi
1000 do ...93%| 2000 St L I Mt & 90
3000 do S»n 3'i»... «V% Gen 5s 114%
«*OO Bkln Rap Tr 4s. 03** 1000 do RiV A G 45.. 84
+ •'»> do •. .. 84 I mam do ... . !tS%
»092 Can So Ist 6b K*v»i| 1000 St LA S F Ref 4s 82%
1000 Cent Br Ry 45... 00 1 1(MKK> St L. Swn Con 4». 77
20000 C of Ga 2d Ine 1000 do 77% I
„, StPd 90 27"i .0 SAAA P4* M% \
2000 do 3il Inc HO 300(1 do 87 '
«»IO Cent Pac Gtd 4s. »9%' 10O» SU 8p O A d 45. . !>7*i :
1000 CA O Gen 4" 3 s. ,107% :mkkh^ go p a c Cl Tf 4s. 92%
1000 do Con Ba 117 IfifiOOO- do Ist Ref 55... 9fi#i
2»J"0 Chic & Alt 3s W>'S(s.'><V>o do .. 86«
7000 Chic & E Ist. . .110% 2000 T C I & R Gen C« 97%
2000 C H & Q Jt 45.. 9S*i| 1000 T A <> Cent Ist... 113
21000 <!.) BS<Hj »KM» do 113%
I.WO do 98*1 8000 fnd Elec L Be. .. . 85*4
WH»O do BS*4j nooo Union Pac Ist 45. 104
15000 do 111 Dlv 45.. 102 ' B0O(» do . . i»mi
30110 CRI A P Ref I 3000 do '. 104%
_ 4b 83?;} BOM do 104%
20C>0 do HR 4s 7*% l 1000 do 101V4
3000 CISt L* C 48.100^' 2000 do Reg 103
lOuO CCCA 8t L C I 10*100 do ... . 10314
ftlrtA . WAM 4a OS ! 157000 V S Steel 8 rii OS%
01000 Col In! 5s 77 | 2000 do BNH
12000 do 76%!210ci0 do <>s»4
251T00 do 7041 • r >">«» do .. ..:.. HSU
fi^O" do 76%! Onoo do Tie* »«U
2IKK) do 77 ; r.O(iOO Wabash Deb 8. .. 81U
1000 Col Mid Ist 4s. .. 74*4| 10000 do . . Hl2
30dfH) Con Gas Deb fis.l4o 1 10000 do . . siu
5000 Con Tob 4s 77%' loono Wab Pitts T 2d. 36
a(K»l» D & II Convt 45. 100 1 1000(> do 35%
lOOtiO Dlst Sec Cor 55.. S7»4' 2000 do ... 3H«
3KiOO do "X ■ 2000 Went Md 4s 84*4
i f| 00 do PH*4' lftOO West s*h 4a Re . .104*4
3000 Erie Gen 4s 80 j 2000 W T'n F & R E. . 103
Total sales of bonds. (2.202.000.
i ' r
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The following shows yesterday's closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with Tues
day's:
r-Aug. 21.-, —Auk. 22.-,
.. ■„ Bid. A^kert. Bid. Asked.
t. S. 2s. re(rliit.»red. 1930 104% 105 10414 105%
V. S. 2s. coupon, l!»3i) 104% 105*4 104% 105U
U. S. 3«. registered. 1918 103 V 4; 104 103*4 104
V. S. 3s. coupon. 1018 103*4 104 103% 104
V. 8. Ba. S. H. 1H1& K«Vi _ ÜB^ _
I*. 8. 4a. reeisterea. 1907 103' i 104 103% 104
V. B. 4s. coupon. 1007 103 104 103*4 104
V. 8. 4s. registered. 1923 130 131 180 181
V. S. 4a. coupon. 1925 ISO 131 130 131
District of Columbia S-655...115 — 115 —
Philippine 4s - 109 — 100
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Aug. 22, 4 p. m.— American stocks were
heavy in the greater part of the day. rallying
slightly before the close. Final prices follow:
London X. Y. X. Y.
close. e<iulv. close. Changes.
Anaconda 14 272% 209 +3*4
Atchlson 109% 102*4 102 Vi — 14
Canadian Pacific 174% 169% lflBH ■ —
St. Paul lU.S 192 100% +1%
Erie 47' i 46 43T4 + «
do Ist prof 81*4 "70 78U I %
Illinois Central IRIV2 175% 17« _. 1?
Louisville & Nashville... l.'d 151*4 ir.o^, 4- X
New York Central 147*4 148 143*4 — ii
Pennsylvania 73% 142*4 142% 4- %
Reading 73 141*4 141 4- U
Southern Pacific 03% 80 fio€ 4.114
Union Pacific 18« 182*4 181% + %
United States Steel 40 44*4 44% -
do pref 110% 107*4 107
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.— Call money In
London. 2©2% per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills. 3*4 per cent; long bills. 8%^3% per
cent. Berlin discount rate. 3% per cent. Berlin ex
change on London, 20 marks 46% pfennigs. Paris
discount rate, 2 2-16 prr cent. Paris exchange on
London, 25 francs 18 centimes. Bar gold in London,
70s 10»4d.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.— British consols for
money, 87%; for the account. 87 8-16. French rentes,
97 francs 67% centime.
SECURITIES at AUCTION.
The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, by Adrian H.
Mullcr & Son:
Uy order of trustee:
1 share Consolidated Gas Company. . 140' i
2 Shares Natlonul Bank of Commerce ' " i<mil
$1,000 Consolidated Gns Company. New Y.rk"ti'ner
cent debenture bond, tiue l'.toO; couuons
January and July 13D'i
130 Con»r>ii(iat<"d Gas Company. New York '« per
, BM _ cc r 't debenture bonds, duo 1900; bond fcrlp 141%
1.000 Gill Valley. Globe & Northern Railroad first
luoruraga ,1 per cent fold bond, due 1024;
coupons May and November.!. 103*4
10..100 V.'iieoHtic & L«l«e Erie Railroad (extension
end Improvement) mortiraicp. ft per cent *old
bonds, duo latO; coupons Fcbruarv and
AURUit ....\ ' 10g ,,
3.of^) Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad iWheeil'iiii
division) first . ninrtga*» 5 per cent hi, ld
l.on.is. due ll»3R; coupons January and July 10»«i
3,000 Clevoland, Cincinnati, Chicago ft St Iviuls
Railroad general mr.rtiraire 4 per cent cold
bonds, due 1003; COUpoBS June and Decent
ba* , ... 101%
It.COO Toronto. Ilamt!t..n A I!u»falo Railroad fir.<
mortsaC* 4 per cent gold bond*, due IMt;
coupons June and December 110%
1,000 Utah Centrul Railroad firm. innrt|(e»;i> 4 \.'T
►•r cent gold bond, due 1817; coupons April
£»id October 0114
By order of executors.
'*»> Shares (."hlcoßo A Alton Railroad common old
Htocit. <:<rn-lnir July 1. 1908. dividend .170
For account of whom it may concern;
100 (hurts Dominion Securities Company, per
share ' s«> c
23 share* l.unu Park I'.impa.iy r.i
15 abaraa Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co .. nut
1011 shares Fidelity Development Company corn
won 54
60 iliurea Fidelity Development Company pre
»«ned 3 14
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
Shares] . ! Actual «alos— — -. —' losl!"
■ sold, 1 ... Oi»n High **>«-. Fin. BUl.«.\*X.
AHai,™ E*;.ie M . -"^ - - 2<)» "'« : "
—- Albany & S'Js... — ~ 77,. 7~. fsSn m
•l.(W> Allls-Cfcaim^rs . 10H -"> » \*\i -",; Y.i 43
m.SS! tgil .s&s. ™* m 'gjj
100 Amer A«i Chem "3 35 » -•* s** ~™
■■- do pref .". ..•••• — • — """" I*4 23
'Am Bet Sugar. — — — __ ' £ 5
Anwrlenn Coal.. — — — ~ \ l gL '£{,;
COO Atner Cotton Oil 33 BS% 33 » 3- a <a..
Amer DIM Tel.*. — —„ J7Z *~7Z n ",-, «i*
40u|Amcr Express... 24b*4 21Mi 2 li -1« -';; — {,_
- — 'Am Uf Twin*. — —1— 1"3 * t/
is^sil! -^ I* m
10.300 Amer Ics f«... 1 7sh 70 R* IJ% •'£ g«
— — -Amer Linseed.. — — ~ ~ i?J» JI
- V...-r Malting.. — •—■- ~ ~ £ •2*2 * *
'■« «55r»SWB }«« i?ssisst $% $
400 »do pref HS'i HbU HiVb 11»« »«*» «•■•
-do pref 8... — — — Z eJ-0 ' .-SI
- 'American SnutT ' — — — -j■• ,"»
2^l Am°S^ f F-drV: 10% 11% 10% M%l Ul 1»H
iX Sr^:: A & tf* t^jii| g»
1 'do pref....... - — - — ■ MS* V,
—1 Am Tel A Cabto :■ : :i — :; <i &
~^ Amer T Tob rrefV. 101 101 100H lttg 1<« 101
2.0«) -Atner Woollen. AiS » ijgjj ,, 3 "* jg»
45.000 1 •Anaconda V»% 274 WI% «TO }* Si»
45.000 'Anaconda 2G» 2.4 W% -i 0 -CDVs ZIV
Ann Arbor I— — — ~ 52 «
1 do pref I— — — — LJJ ,5Y
« S-.'"* it a* d if l^iis 5
I.SIIOAU Coast Line.. 147% 147»; 147 11471 147 148 147
lAmer l«neu Serv — — — — -♦ ?'
MM&*'*- |S » i?H * ™* lS * '2* •S*
1 do pref........ - i - — — «g [Tj*
i.-551K55W:1?:: n» Tin 71% "%! nn m
ISBninsWlck " 9 :: 16 M 15H 18%; «I g»
lliuff R A Pitts. — — — I — S3 I"5I "5
1 do pref — — — J — . I£. , m
!Buft& Sua pref. — — — I — ISOI 53
Beth Steel — — — I — ■*• JJ{'»
do pref — — — • — — %•
•Dutterick C 0... — — — — J» I ***
lTo» SSdUifneiae iS% ICOU milMjA.l£
. it- a on Am Tel — I — 1 — ; 14" *■'*
2.7«oCentral Leather. 40 40% Ml JM «% •«
100; do pref 103 103 103 103 lg«* Mg
Central of X J.. — I — I — ! — 225 230
3.CoOChes & 0hi0.... -*< - H - % ! 01H '61 «I*4
Ch & E 111 pref — — — — ~ 15 °
Thin Tlur A Cv. — — ■ — — -"" """
I.o(X>!chic g" West... i !10 M SrJU 10
S0»l do prat A TTH 77% 77H, "* TTH .••
do pref B - — — - «V j»
, do .'Pb I— — — — « ~
- f*h &I^ Dref ' — 102T4 lOOf, I 100"; 180% ! 101
24.» K. Chic Mil ASt P(191 1»2% 190%fM0% I«M4 »1
6.^20 do rightß I 1«H 1«% Wife 16H i— —
1.800 do pref 212 1214 212 213 212 514
2.723 1 Chic A Northw.'2oßV4'2'Wa(»7 \W% 20JH aWH
IO<>! do pref 2SS 1235 235 235 235 230
100 Ch St PM A O|Wl lbl 1»1 1 1*1 180 185
do pref... . ..; — — — I — 18- 188
zzhtsSrii: z - " = 1 ! »„
15o C S l o C^? n . T «h »h WH iSH i*hl if
10o!c CC& St L.. U7 «7 «7 U7 \w «
1 do pref — — — — I" 3 *.!*"
iClev Lor A Wh' — — — — ,"*- ,?'. ; -i
, do pref — — — — }!■•' \}f\,
— — IClev A Pitts.... — — — — 174 , l-»
64.700 Col Fu^l & Iron 59%! 01 i MT» 57H, 57% | C7*i
1 do prof — ' — j — I — 1 W* * a
300! Col & Southern. I 87HI 37% 1 S7H 37% 37%! 2;V4
200 do Ist pr«* i 7<» . 7o j7O 7w j .'• '«1
I do 2d Dref . I — i — 1 — I — J •'! ' •'-
1001 Col A H C A It 20%; 20HI 20*1 »««' 20 I 2014
Com Cable | — j — | — I — j }] } £J
Consol Coal — I — — — 70 '10rt
1.800 ; Consol Gas . . . . .' ! 139H 13J»'4 ! lt»H ! 13»% ', 13l»H 13>»H
400 1 Corn Prod Ref.. | 19% 19%! 1UV 4 10»i IVH l» T /»
... I ,5 O pref : — — ! — ' — I 70HI iB
1,800 Del A Hudson.. 220% 221* 213 213 217 2W
100 i Del Lack A W. St/)** im% 50»'4 500 |52U
l.flOOlDer.v A Rio Or. ! 44*4 44^ 44 44! i 44^4 1 44%
! do pref , — I — I — — 1 13 * »•
Dcs MAFtD. ; — — — — I » I •»•
Detroit Southern — • — — — I'll"
! do pref — — — — 25 I 3»
100 Det United R R 04% l>«i f 94%: 94%: 94% 85
Diamond Match. I — I — I — — ; 122 130
2.lfM>»Di»t Securities. U2'i' «2V» 61 61 8»V «J4
100 «Dul So S A Atl 18%! 18%' 18% 18% S»j IJ«%
. Mo pref : — — — — 135 30
Elec Stor Bat... —I — j — — — M»
21.2001 Erie ; 45% Is% i 45 45' i, 45 ; 45*«
300 ido Ist pref.... 7* 7» XJJ4 77'» 77H 78
100 do 2d pref 71% 71% 71% 71%' 71 71*4
KvaraATH... — — — — 6.S 7»»
! do pref — __ — 00 05
- ; Federal MAS..— — — — , 150 170
100 do rrpf 07 97 97 97 j 9fi% !»7
GChemed2%.. j — — — — 75 70
1 do pref — — — — 1 108%! 105
600 General Electric 169% l<S>n lfiO I«9H 1»'« ! I'l>H
30.3001Gt Northern pf. 817*4 3L"7H 31«H 311»%4;321
I.4oo, Havana Elec Ry 44 144 143 43 43 | 43%
i do pref ' — — ! — — I — I "">'*
:H-.<klng Valley. - — — I — I — 1.0 ! 127
Id I do pref... 9« 190 !0* i«s 1 M »"
14 Homeatake M \ M I » ! m 84 —
6UO Illinois Central. 117«1 17« 17« 17«H 176*4 174% 1754
i do Leased L... I—j —J — I — !W1 —
lint paper 19% 10* 10*4 l»'s 10 J»%
do uref — 1 — 1 — — 84 S3
*Int Power - — \ — - 51 MM
1.600 lot Steam Pump 4» I 50% ( 4t» 6«% 50 I o<i»i
4<)o| do pref Ml ! !*«•* ,S»1 • BtSVS 1 «l |«
1.050 lowa Central.... 30% 3OV «i%, 30% | 3ft 31
200; do pref 83% 53* 8 53 l i 53«t' 52?; ! 53<4
766 i Int-Met 37 37 3«% a»!a4 } 84 S4»i
808 do pref 78 78*4 7H 78V, 78 7R*4
IKana & Mich... — — — — «7 TO
700' Kan City South. 2!»«4 30 2»H 2»^i 2»H 20»,4
1.600 do prof as C9H bo 50Vi 3!t f.o>,
KCFB &M pf — — . — — «> SI
IKeok A Dea ii. — — f •"-". — 10 15
; do pref — — ! — — 40 BO
SOOlKnlck Ice or Ch 6Ui 61%: Cl\i Cl% 60*4 «1
1 do oref — — — — "<%; 7«H
ILaclede Gas ' — — ! — — — 105
; do pref — — I— — 05 110
L E A Wuiirn. — — — — 82 35
' do pref........ i — — — — 64 fc3
Long Island.;... — I — I — — «4 ;70
22.400 Louts A Nash... 130 152% ' ISO ISO 140%;13OI4
— Manhat Beach . . — — — — • 5 7
Manhattan E1... — — — — 14M ICO
Md Coal pref.... — — — — 90 ; —
'Met Street Ry. — — — — 106 110
200 ! Mexican Central 21*4 21 »i 21*4 21*; 121 21%
1 Mich! pan Cent.. — I — — — 190 2t«>
IMlnn A St 1..... — — — — 69 ; 72
1 do pref I _____ 91 05
200 1 MStP& S3 M 156 ISO 136 156 150 irnjij
( do pref I — — i — — 170 1174
1.300 Mo Kan A Tex. 38 36>4. Ss»i 3.".%; SB* 3«
2.200 do pref ! 70%; 7U* 70% 71*4 70-. 7U,
lO.COll! Missouri Pacific. ;97 97%! »»%i »«%, o»:*,i OCT.
! Nash A Chat.... — — — | — 142 : 145
'Nat Biscuit.... — — — — 67*4 OS
i »do pref — — — — 115% —
1 Nat Enam A 8t — — — — 14«* 15
! do pr^f — — — — M St
3.2oo, 'National Lead. 80 I SOU* 79 79 »f» 7»*4
ion 'do p:-«f 102*i:10-'*4 102% ll« 104
000 \RIt of M pf . 42 42 42 42 I *£%< 42%
1 do 2d prof : — — — — 20*4: 21
New Cent Coal. — — — — S3 |42
•» V Air Brake — : — ■ — — 144 14*
«.C.^)!N T Central.... 143 143%1141'4 141*4 141HU«
800 In YchA Bt l «s*4 o»*\ «s to i v»\i «s%
; do Ist pref... . — — — — 114 115
- — do 2d pref — — — — 87 |•«
'NY Dock — — — i — 83 '40
1 do pref — — — — 80 |83
!»NY AN J Tell — — j — — 131% 133
6 N V X H A H.;i9«% 10)>V 196% j 11*1% ! 194 V 19i*i
1.0001 X V Ont A W..1 «9% «t% 47*4 47»i 47%' 47%
4. lOO! Norfolk A West. 1 92% U2%! UV 81% 91% 08
1 do pref I — — I — — i9l »
100 North American 94 in 104 94 93% 94
40.900 Northern Pacific 1 215 210*4 21» 213% 213 213%
1 Ontario Silver. ..I — I — — — 3 3>4
200 ! Pacific Coast.... 127 ! 130% 127 130% 130 132
. ' do Ist pref — ! — — I — 100 1 103
1.200 Pacific Mail 38% 3J>*4 38*4 30 38%' 30
S6.B72)Penn R R 142 143% 141% 141%' 141% 141%
WttiPeoria A East.. 43 43 43 43 I 43 45
!r<-o Gas A Coke — — — — 91 91%
IPlttabunc Coal.. — — — — l > 10«4
100 PCC &St L. . 82 M 82 «2 82 '*3
100 do pref 108 103 10S 108 10**4 109%
PFt W A Chic. — — I — — 174 —
do special — — 1 — — 172 —
2.C00! Pressed Stl Car. 63% 54% £3% 54% M% 04%
1 •!*> pref — — — — OH 03>4
1 Pullman P Car- — — — — 237 240
'Quicksilver — — — — 1% 2
1 do pref — — — | — 3 4
— — iR R Securities.. — — — — 90 0.1%
lOftl'Ry St] Spring.. 64*4 544 04*4 54% 54*4 65
100! 'do pref 100% 10«)*i 1«X>»; 100*4 li»» 4 ! —
155.200' Reading ... .... 141 142% 1 13*%!135%'m%'1a»%
301 • do Ist pref 03 93 93 93 02% 93
100, do 2d pref . . . 94 94 94 94 81 94
Rens A Sara — — — — 200 —
12.500 »Rep Iron A Stl. 30 31% 2911 30% SO*; 31
S..VM>! «do pref lt»l% 101% ' 100" 4 101 I 100*; 101
8.5001 Rock Island ' 27% | 27', 27% | 27*4 27?:, 27%
700! do pref ! 66?!, e«T«i «OTi CST. t:5% Oil
Rom* \V A O««ll — — j — — 12H 13.1
IRutland RR pf — — — — I M »"5
ISt LAS F Ist pf — — — — ! 05% 7O
300 do tt pref ' -lii 46 140 4(1 45% 44t%
do a& E I eta — I — — , — ! — IST
! do pref — I — I — ! — 120 isr>
1,800 St Louis Southw 24% 25 • 34% 34%: 244! "i\
100! do pref ' . .7 !67 !57 57 ' ,V.% 5««;
1.500 Sloss-Sh St Alr 70*4 f 7l» ! i 70 ' 70' i' 71» -'.»<,
1 do pref I — i —. ' — I — 1«h1 1112
7K.3.10 Southern Pacific 00% 80»i W»% P»>i «»>4' M>\
2i"> do pref llSVilllH'4lllt» 118 Us iish
O.WM>! southern R 11... 38% i 88% 3S?; 88>4 3S*4 SB%
180' ,lo pref 110 i» li«> 100 100 ] 80% Itmi:
1 do M& O ctfsl — — I — — mi IOS
T«-nn Coal A Ir. j — ' — ' — — ltW>Vl"l
3.00H T"»aa A Pacific I :\4\ : 35 ' 34% | 34%' 3+Hl 39
100! ,-1,. Lond Trust 84 M ! K4 hi ' Kit I M
Third Aye RR. < — < — \ — — 124 127
!Tol peo & Weft; — — — — 17 2i»
1001T..1 Ry A LlKht 32 132 32 32 SI »
SOOIToI St L A W.. 34% «4\'»34% S4%' 3:i%! SB
■4**) rl,, ref 04 I 94% 1 81 jsl .'.l ' M
MX* Twin City R Tr!lls»i 115', 114*4 »S 113 115*4
COO Tnlon Bag API 9 0 9 4 » ! t% oi;
'do pref I — —j— I — n 71'!
187.400 Pacific... : 181*4 l- -l'i 181% 181%' lKl%'iMaT
j do .r«-f | — — • — I _ I>4V t»5
[United Fruit.... — ; — I — ! — 1"2*4! —
l.lrt».Tn R> Invest...' IB ! UM I 04 I «fl ' «« i SI
S'*! do pref I 73 ! 73 I 72*4 7S ' 72% 73
1 not) V S C I P A V\ 47%; 4«<Hj 471.1 4«%; 47%: 4H%
80(»| 'do pref ! 01»,i »1««! »l«i »>1"» 91 I 01%
130! V 8 Express 124*4* 124*4 12«H Imiii m i.«»
!'i: S leather... — I — I — I — ii%! 14
••].. pref — — I — — li,.i, llti
II IRy A Imp. i — — I — I — \tS 170
7001 T s Red & n»t ,i« I 38»4 st» ' 30*4 35 I 35*:
«O»H »jo pref 175 i 7fi !75 76 ! 15% 7«i?
I.ono!ir 8 Rubber 1 47% *1% 46% 1 47% 4«*i| 47*
400 do pref ;107 'lOh^lOT 10«w 107 UiKil
' do 24 pre? ' — I — I — ! _ ' jr. I Hi
314.3f»j1r 8 Steel 44% 4f1% 44'!, 45% ! *5», 43?.
85,'J001 do t.rcf ' 10« T »: 106% 1 Ui6>,'lO7H 1..;*,, 1,171*
IVandalla R R.. - — - j-- < S ,\ <J( , *
«K»I Va-»;aro Cham.. I SBH 1 40 m»v v , 3t»H si>% 44)
»m do pref (I<»%'I«»%IHWU l«itn,los»v kbji,
200 V» iron C & C. 44',, 44% 43%. 44%: 43 ' 4rt4»
,'Vulc Drtinnlng. — — — — ml we.*
IOO! M,, pref ; fio%' fiO% 00% COS tT\ --
West Maryland. 1 — ' — — — 34 —
WWlWahosh : SOU 20» 4 SB% art': 30% 2o*:
1.000 do pref : 4*'* 47*4 40%; *f,C *«vj| 47
100l Wells Fared Ea.|Stn 1301 301 301 'ano SoA
loo' West fnl.m Tel. 01%: »1% 81*4 91', 81 ! xr>
; iWmtlnirh MfR... -- —I— I — 150 1.-.3
! do Ist pref.... — — — — — : i«<s
: Wheel A 1. X...1 — — — — i<«u m
, do Ist pref . — _ _ _ 40 *I 4 "
do 2.1 i.ief . 1 — — — ■— *i 24V1 i"i
40i>! Wisconsin Cent. 1 »".%. 2Q% 2rt . 2« T.u sJiu.
10t)i do pref j 514 il%! 51%' 51*4! 51 ' oiJfc
1.587.363 Total cal«s for th« day. "TwHand. ~
I CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
'■■'*■' B|HffßSff~~~ — ■ — ~"^WrW
STOCKS.
sol.l. I ) int. I oulei- 1 «a.«.
57.3K' Amal Capvr .... I»«H tt-.»J» !'>•*• "'A?;
' 9H> Am Car & Fdry.. 4-' • 40£ i'» ; ft H;
t-> American Ice .... T*V 7«« T » J»»H, i^ 1 -
Am I/>eoniotlT«. . . *%. Tin ««'4 •».. '
3.110 Amer PmeltlnK .. lOMi IC2 li«H I^*«
e.f-r.» Amer Su«ar m,, 1'? *%**\ J S?
-100 At. Top ft 8 F... lOljJ 1&? 4 »» ]«li
JSSMWr:::: « Si SJi ai
10 Canadian Pacific. . 1«% !«*%' »J£J i***
120 Ctnt leather .... 40*4 *«*. »J* *' ,
a7oi-he»*OMo «# ; « «1% «1^
149 Chlca«« (It We**.. M% 1», I »5 ,^
" aiSOChl. Mil *: Bt P.i mi ijw^ lf'jH »?'^
J5.J^9 Col Funl * 1r0n... 55 51^ S% ! jlt!
ull?*fc":::::" H •& gj; «
fflWSUa*.::: iSit 1 »«| ff *S
SS?orVo,nV^:: g^; §»i «■ 8
:rOilT*"!Ped Steel Car. « 1* 8 §*
4aTs'i rrfsdlnr 1«9>» X«H 13*J» l^-*
SOoißapuWle Steel ... JW^ 1 »J^ »'* ,2} %
100 do rr-f 101 V, IJJJJt »J»2J»! '$32
S7O Rork I*tand 27% «T% 27 i* , =J»*
4. 130 Southern Pacific. . . ! SOH f«>Ji ;»J? *»^
(T.O Sottthfrn Railway! S^V, . 35% *<*.* 3*U
240 Tfxa.« 1-aelfle .... X 5 3.. f WH 34%
•OIC S Rubber 47J1 4V». 4«T4 ,«%
««i w Je W.v::::::: «gS «i || «
10 do pref 48*4' -»BVi 1 4«'i! 48'»
204.400 Total sales. __________—!
MINING.
nmreo i I Open- I Ms*- ! tow- I 1*«»
JSSTI \tS^\ *«• I "*• ' -**•
500 Con Cal * Va.... 1.10 I «•» j » ™ ! »■»
l.r/o Comstock bonds... .12 I •« •« •]-
1.000! Diamond Field . . .40 .40 -4.» . ■*>
ftflOlOolden Anchor ... « •« i:| ,••
aoojlm Butter I.JJ »•»• I» «S ,l J£
IS May Queen » t:S 27 >:|
200;Mexlcan 1.W .» »« 1_» \S
!..i'o-ihl- . . 3.1"' 3.W 3.W» I 3.1»
aSo'Portland I =.f:::::: 120 1.2J» , 12? j >:»
ISO Tonopah Extent.. 0.23 . 6.Z5 1 •~» i «•»
4.680 Total sales. _____—— —
WHEAT.
252.000! September option..! 72 I »2 I "0 T »' " o7 <
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES
FOREIGN* TRADING.— ForeIsn houses dealt In
30,000 shares In th« local market, mot*, of which
were sales. Selling represented realitlng opera
tions. In London consols were heavy and the gen
eral market was Inactive. Money was in fair de
mand on account of the heavy dividend disburse
ments by the railroads, and discounts were firm.
The Continental bourses were featureless. Ac
cording to London dispatches bankers abroad vi»w
the current speculation at this centre with consid
erable alarm.
MONEY AND GOLD IMPORTS.-Tim* money
for all periods from sixty days lent at « per cent
yesterday and furnished bear operators In stocks
an argument against higher prices. Call money
also advanced, lending as high as 6 per cent. Kuhn.
Lo«b * Co. put out J2.000.000 at 5 per cent. Sterling
exchange was quoted at 4.84»§4.**45 f»r demand, the
point at which gold could be imported. Probably
the absence of engagements was due to the limited
supply of th« metal available In the London mar
ket. Next week there will be |5.000.«»» of South
African gold in the market, and the chances are
that New York will get the greater part. Local
banks have lost on Bub-Treasury operations so far
this week more than $4,000,000.
WHEAT MARKET AND WEATHER.— Wheat
was strong on the Produce Exchange, the ad
vance being influenced by apprehension regarding
the spring wheat crop. Damage reports were rather
numerous, although probably «xaggerated. The
offerings of spring wheat have not yet assumed any
volume and this is realised by the traders who have
sold In anticipation. Idea is expressed by some of
the best interests that of regular grades of spring
wheat the crop will be only about as needed for
the requirements of the country, owing to the in
creased crop of macaroni. Bids on wheat for ax
port did not respond to the recent American
strength, and while firmer wer« not up to our ad
vance.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.— The directors <^f the
Railway Steel Spring Company have declared the
regular quarterly dividend of I*4 per cent on the
preferred stock, payable September 20. The di
rectors of the United States Reduction A Refining
Company have declared the regular quarterly divi
dent of I*4 per cent, payable October 1. The Calu
met * Arizona Mining Company has declared a
quarterly dividend of $3 50 a share, an increase of
50c a share over the last previous dividend. It ts
payable September 20.
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES— Pig Iron certificate
at the New York Produce Exchange were firm, but
about unihanged. There was a sale of 20* tons of
October regular at $17 75. Quotations for regular
were: Cash and August. $17 CO bid; September.
$17 50@$18; October. November and December. H?73
®$18. Prices for standard foundry follow: August.
$lfrSs3o; September. $18£>Ti$10; October. $18S?i$IS5O;
November. $17 »0<3$18; December. $17 JCJUII.
THE COPPER MARKET.— A representative of
the leading copper producing interest in the coun
try said:
Aside from the advance In spot copper at London,
there Is no change In the condition of the copper
market. The tone la firm, with every element
entering into the price entirely sound. You don't
hear of any great amount of new business being
placed, because producers have sold their entire
output to the end of th«-. year or longer. I hr.ye
little doubt that 1907 will turn out to be the btggt-st
year for copper production ard sales that the coun
try has had.
STANDARD CORDAGE COMPANY— The new
securities of the Standard Cordage- Company will be
ready for delivery on and after September 5 at the
Equitable Trust Company. Scrip (amounts under
$100) will not be Issued. The first mortgage bond
holders' committee has arranged that a certificate
holder may purchase enough additional securities
of each class (under $100) to entitle him to even hold
ings at the following rates: New first mortgage
bonds at 74. new adjustment voting bonds at 39. new
stock at 19. The holder tnny also sell his fractional
rights of each class (under $100) at the following
rates; new first mortgage bonds at 72. new adjust
ment voting bonds at 37. new stock at 17.
NORTHERN PACIFIC-ST PAVI, RUMOR.— The
old rumor that the Northern Pacific will purchase
the control of St. Paul Is again doing service. It ts
said that holders of St. Paul will get In the neigh
borhood of 240 for their stock.
LISTED ON STOCK EXCHANGE.-The New
York Stock Exchange has listed $1,030,000 additional
River & Gulf division first mortgage 4 per cent
thirty-year coupon bonds of 193S of the St. Louis.
Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Co.
NIPISSING MINES COMPANY- The directors of
the Nlpissing Mines Co. have decided to cancel the
1.200.000 shares of treasury stock, thus limiting the
amount authorized a» the 1.3W.00
value «f 95.000.000. cut outstanding.
CURB MARKET TRADING
There was a continuance of the activity which has
characterized the market during the last few days,
and a further sharp upward movement was shown
almost throughout the entire list. The market was
somewhat broader, notwithstanding that the chief
interest centred in the mining group. American
Writing Paper preferred was prominent und moved
up 2** points with only a slight reaction. American
preferred improved V Havana Tobacco was up -V
International Mercantile Marine wus up i 2.i 2 . and the
preferred, after a slight reaction, rallied, "otis Ele
vator Improved a point. Chicago Subway, on con
tinued good buying, made a further gain of 2\s
points. Northern Securities -stubs" were up Hi\o.
Mnckay shares were firm, but quiet. In the mtnine
group British Columbia led with an advance of a
point on increased activity. Cumberland- Ely im
proved a point. NipiMing v 4v 4 and Gold Hill a small
fraction. United rose «*. Butt© Coalition was a
fraction lower. Boston was up %, Greene Copper
was slightly heavy at 4 loss. In bond* Allls-
Chalmers 63 were linn. American Steel Foundries
C* were up *4.
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
RAILROAD.
"laros! I Open- I Hl«h. I Low- ■ La., "
_»^_l I Ing- I asv I «st. , sale.
ls.Wk>;t hlca^o Subway. ( fl3»*{ S5Sj as», ~ 54% !
•'.» Seab.«r.l Company 57% »7»»! 57% 57^ 1
• i da 2d p..( I SO) So j 237* i »i% \
INDUSTRIAL.
hn : <-s » I Open- I li!-±7J^~~7r~~.
■olj. I | «— • f « - I'tW f'£*/
■ lOOlAKserlena. Cm.... i^[ ~.*,\ - -£7"— ~=^T
fitfif dorr*: «0»4; «w; r't { -*'\
•Waits W Paper p»#f' » i S?^f <C 'j * .-'
lor., Central Foundry.. » 9 "«: - ,
inojGuK Exi» Co ' »1 I 2*4 ' •*. -i
?.l!jo!KavanA Tobacco..! !»% Sf»»4! • " ■
NOolr.t Mt Marine.. ; It I ll'^t .V.~
mi if. pr*f ' ZHfc m \ 1 I
ia»MMb» CM : 7* ; 7*h ff 1 5,
:•*•» do pref. f 7** 72%! & I
.V» Manhattan Transit Si 3 ', ";'' - 7i\
•soj:* V Efe- ?t Bat.' slit- ej| ?,. :,a V
5»>IOtlJ« E!«-vator ! .V. ! .-..•; I «?'* 'J-R:
•j do pref I*. : !•»» J5
17 Standard Oil i CIO «i*> ji2• MS
, .- V*
MINING
B»lea.> I >nc | est. \ | Jjji
2*>|Bta«h*aj Cen:ral..l Z% • i%< XX . --*
WWiEostcn Copper 1 2» » j k?| i\
*.«?«• Rr!t CM Copper...; i»'4 m »? --.
. WO. Butte Coal w 1... 3? : » siv jiS' *i
ino< a! 4 Nevada.... 1 2%' 2% ai *»
u«> > Clear ni *O T. :«-, t'%\ ji, -,
SCO * pref. lft^i i, Vi JJ " -l\
'•'-.ii.a'.t Coatart. ..I 11-1« 11-IK ijlji *>*,
tO.W»'> t'umh-Eiy Mlnlrr 7"» k' -if SMI
3(« Mow. Ltd ! » \ •. * i i". i'%
2.010, Dominion <>»p new r."k 414' m I •
4(/i El Rayo JJinlnc.. * I » 1 2*. 9k
9.100; Four Aces ' t« 33 * { j
3.0U0 Furnace Ck Cop.. I 2H I\' iff •
V~~> air Mining... . 7** 1 ;w 5? n
X.ot«iOoid Hill ! 2% 1 2«i iJt »
Qranbr 0m5A1....' 13% ! I 2^ 1 12^' -\
4.M, (Jr«-ne Con Cop.. ri I 2.">2' si- 1 I
2-»> Creene Oold ..... ft l 2\ *»? ii,
10ii!Cn»en« CaW-Silr..' 2>i 5*% ?i- v: ■'*
-;<> Guanajuato C0n.. 1 .-.^ 1 SSI -*£ r '
-WlillcTnac Gold M...' 3*« aw' S?; »•*
aw> Mint* Co of Am.. $1 2;* »i 21; 11 »*«.»%
70ft! Mitchell Jllntnc. 1 SH ; 3%; W *?* n *
TOO, Montreal & Boaton &-m; *. -*2. •
2.800 Jlont-Shcshcne .. 11% j->;. ?:L«v t
100 Nevada (i A Red. 11^ UW 1 {»Ji 1
JRO Nevada SJi j: c. ' •*»' "5 i^' RR v i
Xev-ttah M* 3. 4'l 4 i * i?. T\
4.100. Nlpl*»lr.« M C 0...' B«4- «fc! fi»t | t
100 No Vtah i: cf Xt.. { 4 T » vl l¥, *%
If* pern & Can Cop.. .m 3 «": Ji. 4-;
1.710 Phoenix Securltlea! II ,ij< 3 >i »*i
(MlO Richmond Kur»lea 7\ 71. »J*| I
400 I>nn Copper C 0 ... 4." 1 4-* «'. '
7.o.«o;Tonrrpah Kxten... & • c .*, « •
4.«>*> fnion Copper Co..' is ,v ? k l •
*.«00 lT.!trd Copper ) «4 | «4*. J»7*i J";
•too; m Mice. Corp.-- '■ r, . 5 S' 4 •
2"oTtah Ap*x ..T....1 6'i' "f,. B
12f», White Knob ' v .-! *2 *i
5 d " r'-t -^ 2 \ 2 5
BONOS.
$3ft.**n Allis-f-h 3s A Iwl »i>, R*!"grg
T.Omj: Ani Steel F Cs. . . . ' MJ>* J^ •*
4.000 Am W Paper Ss. . M«»! «-.', 2? •
20.00" Brooklyn Ferry 3a 1 **< i+-l 1 2? «R
4O.<v»;int iler Mir i**«. ' 77% 77 V =i I 1
S.nw»!x JTD * 1 5».. S2 1 Ji itt^i •£>
B.nn.. XTNH*HS«,s *t lij |3 ,5 , 1
4.000 So Him L, 5a.. 2* ; •.; -ft
•Odd lots. tSelis cents per share ~~~~ —
BOSTON CURB MARKET.
(Reported by J. Thomas •*!«« No « Waa as-.
X-w York. aa4 Xo. 19 Exchange "--- iij_^
a:.a : Stock. °^r H *£-. Urn
;<« Ariz rom j K>-i; sa*i .iv
tn Amr-ch M m* -?T» ■*
Auto force I 10*4' io*»' iftii 1 ■
3f*> Ea*;!* and Il!u»bell 3 , 3 | 3 ' T*
lo<> Bingham rtn ....! \1 2 • I I
4(« nut!» and L.^n I i«i, i\ i*f i«
1.57." Cananea C«a ... .i 17% 17% M* «-*
2tO;Cop »•<•» | 33»i! :a \ «jv 1 S
«.»*«>! Cumber-Ely »•-, »", j2i *JJ
2«t» East Butte i l*H »V f«! 1%
Kijrna-» Creei ' ;\ ! 2\ : *K> 2
Olrom 7*4 7*;; TV -■■
ion Gibraltar 1 77. j 7; ! 75 A ■ •'
3-V» Helvetia * ! n : « I •
- SCO Hancock ! &V 1 ! *h! ««.
l.tiTO Bcllr**' OH ' SI 31 <n^' -T»
** Keeveenaw , l.V*! 1.14 *. r\
Majestic ltvM la-is! i»-i»! i|3
2.7«f> Mlcmac r.H 31,:3 1 ,: 3 us?
lrtiMlfhell Minlr.«c.. .-•; 3V 54; j2
MA'Mnirul pref I «•» . ! s.. so \ ST
SO Mon * Bo«on...l 5 l-lt» 51-1* 31-li Sl-H
2W) Nat Mm & Bawt. 1 ! 1 < 1 j 1
1.". Nipis«lns ! •'•'i «i-: «5j- {?■
S.KIO: Raven ! M I S3 j 80 | S»
««:O Shawmnt I 11-18 1^ 1 1-W m
2"« Rotary Rin« > 7 1 7 ' 7 ! 7
vii Sup & Pitta I 17 ! « 17** ; I*\ VT.
HX»;sip Cop ! IS j 13 i 15 ! 13
i2«»' Utah Ar*x •". ' «•* « ! «•;
4.000' do tor. ! 125 1 Ii". 1 13S j 15
CLOSING CURB QUOTATI O I S.
(JPurntshed by William E. Nichols i Co.. No. 15 yTa3 rj
Bid- Asked. ; Bit A;"- • i
American Can.. 7H M '^ranby Copper. . 12% JM
do pref «" n I Havana Tobacco. 1!»4 »
Am D* F cnm..ias 135 j do pref 34 *
do combined. . 3V, 4 Inter Her Marine 11% If;
Am Tobaccn 340 360 i •! . pref 2- SF-%
Hay Mate Gas. . 3 , % Ir.r Silver deb Cs 9» «
Borden's C M...170 l«0 j Lord & Taylor... 10» M
do prof 113 119 f do pref 129 la*
Boston Con i"i p. 2>*i 2»S Ma.-kay 73% 74
Brit Col CorP«*r. 9»i 0% do pref SB( 79k
Central Foundry 4 s*%' M A B Cons % ' _%
do pref 21 23 ! Nevada C0n5..... I?V» ISN
Chic Subway.... 54^ M*ii N V Trans S% *,
Copper Sec 33»» 3." Otis Eierator.... » *
Con Refri* 9 .'.%. do pref 87 131
T>>m Cop new... .V 3 3V Royal Rale Powd.ls* !«•
Electric 80at... IS 20 1 do pref 1M 113
do pref 65 7*> | Term Copprr 4* 0
Electric Vehicle. 12 1« tl'nlon Copper.... V* Hk
do pref lt» 20 i United C^j.peT. . . «4>i *■!
Gold Hill Cop . 2% 2%! So pr»f »» *•"
Greene Con fy>T>. 25 2W. T'rah Copper M 3"-i
Greene Crn Gold 242 4 2% 1W X C«pper % %
Greene Sliver... 2 2*4 do pref I. 1
inactive CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by William E. Nichols * Co.. No. 13 Waß a*.»
Bid. Asked.; V.I A i".-L
Am Brass 11« ISO , !nter E>va?ia«.. «8 tl
Ant Chicle ISO 1*« Inter Salt 9*% *»
do pr.-f XXi 10* 1 do to 43 •
Am La F E Co. 2O *> Iron Steamboat., li —
do pref 7» >•© jj B Stetwn »* —
Am Press Asao. US 102 ; do pref 139 —
Am Soh Furnlt. 3 .1 I-ar.s type... 1* U
do «s TO *> P Bess *L. E... ' »
.', m tlnda 1 3 Pope Zltg S*4 «*
do Ist pref 42 48 ! do tm pee* 7» »
do Sri pref 4 » > dn »1 ant 19 ' C
Am Thread pf. . 4 4% Pratt A Whit pf.l"! JJ
Am Typefdrs'... 34 3S Pmct^r & Gam.. 373 «■
do i>ref »rt f** do pref >* *»
Am Writ P pf. . 24 2n .Safety CH * L..2T3 3»
dn 3s KJ Ml r Securities Co 49.. C-i "•*
Celluloid 133 142 I Simp Craw C 0... 27 •
Cent Flrew.irUs. 1.1 It* I Wiibji 1 Xfa C 0.. .43* SJJ
do pref m 71 1 Stand Coupler... 4* •
Chesel-rmjieh ...44J> 4»«» . Stand Mil! Co ■ }'
Con Rub Tire 4.x Vi V* do rref - « »
Den I* WCo pf . *2 «7 do .■»» .. 7» »
d.. "a l«»'r» 101% Trenton Pottery. . c 5
Kastern SB. . . . W — ' do rref .V »
E W Pllss Co-.14> 145 I do ctfs 73 JJ
do i.ref 13.> 140 jTrow Pire--t«ry.. *> *
do 69 110 11.1 J T"n Bank N Cot». 47 »
Empire Steel. ... 9 9 • .la prof 31 •"•
da pref 3S 41 :Vn Typewriter. . . 91 Jj
Rorham pr*r,...13» 13» | .1 . Ist rr#f U'» £*
Hall Sta-nal O^H L' 2% do 2.1 prei I* ■
II B Claflln MX* 1» I C S» Envelope.... ?»•* -
Herr-HaU-M ... » 35 I .' . Pr- .- «8 -
Houston Oil « m I Worth Primp f..T13 ■■-
do pref 33 43 !
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITY
J (Furnished by William E. Nlchola A Co.. Na. 13 Wi» «•
Bid. Asked.) BJlAiSfi
Am Lt ft TT 111 115 IN V 4 X E Xiv M .
do prtf 9U% l«i*i con Ss »* *5
! Cent U «las 5»..1(X»j 103 |N Am Con .'».... »■
I Col Gas Co 6a. . 07 100 !N H C Mori ■ . *• S
DG E Ist C ss. SO 92 *NY <* '.• E LAP 5* ~
do stock M «4 «a prrf 7* 5
Kg Ist Ccn^Cs..ll4 11H ,N V I Rich *» £
Ft W Gas Co «* 40 43 Nor I" Ist 3a .101 »»
OROI, Co 3s* 101 103 1 Ohio *1 C. t0. .. *> •
, Ind Gas 5s — 100 do rtocks 3*4 «■
do stock «7 72 Syraous,- 3s Ml °"
1. &W W O (am. S3 4l» ISt J«^e C. Ss — •
: Mutual Co ..210 2*l st Pu ; : Om !».. » 2
■ TAXI Rlv ; Westch Us is.. 10« a»
do Ist Ss 1044.103 M
•And interest.
FERRY COMPANIES.
Rid. Asked. I "id. *•*■*
Dk!yn F stock.. 2 t ST*xrC3».W *li
Hob Fer Ist .V».H«s HO [ 10«23 9V Im* »• J*
do stock •>."> 11»> ,XT x XJI mi .">» >«> It
li X &IC R F stk €3 70 !VV of XVi» stt 3» -•
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
(Fttrniabed by Joseph Walker A Son*. X->. 20 Broad **••*•
lltd. Asked. ' BU. Att* -
Alb & Susq 2i3 39ft , Green.. ....Mi r
Alb Ac Vermont. <U — i llart & Conn W. « •
! *U«eh j» West.. 143 — 111 Cent 1. Une.lOW »•
Am T«l & CaMe. <» VI Joiiet * Chic IM ■■
! At &C A U:ie..ly> — [!.» X« X * C-13 ,^
i Auk * Say 113 113 iLaA Mo Kit .170 *•■>
I Avon vi X lit M 11. — 1 Lowell a ABjd. ...» .^
■ Beech Creek «N» — ! Mahon Coal p.... I* »■
i llerkshir* 17» 175 Mir.. 11 * 3 .133 —
} Ulecck S*VT. JO 33 , Morris * Ess*».- 1*» *9
! Boat A Albany. .242 24« ! Nash Jt P«vatur »»
i Host A Lowell .253 — {Nashua * L0k...24>> ***
i BiN lAI. pf IOJ» — X J iran« >..!«• -TT
! Bust A I'r.v... JOB — [X V M Harlem S« JJ
j B»ny & 7:h AY.2.HO — NYI. A: W ■■ H
: Urooklyn city... 225 231 {Ninth Aw . I*} r_
I Cam *11It R. .143 — North Carolina, -. 1.5 —
Cataw Ist Hi — IS X It u4 N 11. 1" r.
do 24 pr»«.. ..lir. — NItR of X J... Vi f*
; Ca>uni Jt Sutq.22t> — (North perm — •"
! ■■? PN & E R...1»» TO !NorJh»i»t Trl...'.*^ JZL
i St G..112 — 'Norf A W j>f.,.-S2<* «•*
IChA EH . itfs.lt:* IS* lOuden V.U:» «g _*
do pref 122 132 OM CoUny £? ill
Ctrls a loth 9t.1".1 is:. lOnwrjio i jS}T«. •£»> •**
I Cleve ,<- Pitts. ..17K l«i» | Pat « lU*l .»iv..luj» -
1 Col A Xenla . 218 22* I r«N A .%» Tel 7"» ■■
i Com Union Me.ltr. -- j >■>« .* ftsnwao. . . »• ."5
\ Concord ♦ Moa.l*«» _ I Penrta X D Vy.-l* l »- '
1 Cone g, I\trts...2im — I Vhll * Trent.>n. Z^.
• c * Pa»« pf .. . . 1«> - 1 rut* is .* L E. . ■■** Si
I Conn Rier 2S(« C.13 da rref ♦* ,S
i r>»! ♦»m ri'k.2-12 a,*; jptttsrt w*c.w J2
. r»et HH!s *• 5...101 1«; i .!,>»!>•.-,.■. 1 -US m
East 1 ■■■••■' ..:;j is.» , Pltt» «. n * T. ■» -*• -
Ksist Mahaisoy.. 4-T — 1 »>.>■ ,v Wore *"•* J-.
! F-Wrhth »r». l«l «04 ' Rer.sa « SaM-...?» 2
tlm * WiiUam.UM — IRoch * C.«n V>-..1*» 'fi
_«« Pref t.\l - RW*O J*» »S
ErU * Kalam M 2«5 [second Avenue. fj*
Erie « ritts .l» in <>\ix Avenue I"' **
Flt<htniric ri*l.W« IIS 4 *' South ,* At Tel.. » JZ
Ft W* .T pf. |3T»j ?»ou»h-A.-t It R..m •*
"<! Ff All St p.m 4ti& IT«^ntv-thlrd *-.*«*
I Fr«nk:in Tel .41 _ ICN jr. X * C.?» 5- J
• O«M A Stk T«ll|.'. 12» ' T tt.-« .-:■- <• n. 2} "
■ «« R R * n Co. aW S7O ll'tVa * PIS Ktv I" —■
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