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Bankers and Brokers.
r London^ Paris Exchange, Ltd.
BACKERS.
CAPITAL - . . • . - £250,000
Head Office:
Basitdon House,
Moorgafc St. Bank,
London, England.
Incr eased facilities for domsr
bu*fnfss in the London market.
Fall particulars on mentioning " Xe<ut~York
Tribune" to the Secretary.
' FOR SALE
Fifty Shares
RIGHT UNO DAY BUNK STOCK.
CLINTON GILBERT,
2 , WALL ST. '
■
R. L .DAY & CO.,
3 NASSAU ST- NEW YORK.
25 CONGRESS ST- LOSTQN;
Umbers N. T. end Boston Stock Exchanges.
Chas. D.Barney & Co.
BANKERS 4: BROKERS.
25 Brood Street.
SEW YORK.
122 ffkmtb Fonrth Street.
PHiiAJ-ii-iinA.
~ BONDS
A. B. LEACH & CO..
149 BROADWAY, >*. T.
Cfclcaga. Boston. Philadelphia.
Financial.
TTSSX&yiA-ASIA CENTRAL BREWING COMPANY.
PUDELITY TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE
under the Mortgage of the Pennsylvania Central
Brewing Company, dated October 25, 1687, INVITES
PROPOSALS for th« sale to the said Trusted of all or
any part of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($50,000)
of Bonds secured by the bald Mortgage; proposals to
be addressed to the raid Trustee at Its office, Nos. 315-
JSI Chestnut street. Philadelphia; to bs opened and
acted upon oa Wednesday, September 6, 1906. at II
o'clock A. M. B. ELLIS, President.
August 22. 19P4.
NOTICE— THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
**" declare their Intention of forming a stock oorporatloa
to be known as the Eastern Ufa Insurance Company, to
be Joccted in the Borough of Manhattan. City of New
York, for the purpose of makinc Insurance upon the lives
«r Urn health of r-rroas and every Insurance appertaining
thereto, and to grant, purchase or dispose of annult.es.
under and pursuant to the insurance law of the State of
New York. Da""3. August 15th. 1906. John 6. Hanson,
William E. Midgley. Charles A. Anderson. Herbert
Reeves. Max He'roan. Motes Napelbaum, Frank I* Eerh
bach, Irving' Enjinons. John C. Hanson. A. A. Baekey,
Charles E. Hammond, Watson B. Robinson. Afton
Church. Wiiliaai A. Cross. George Hoaltlng.
A RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS HOUSE DE
*!res a Joan cf $60,000 from one party or small
syndicate, part already taken. Lean repayable by annual
ln»taKr->.trt»; will pay fair interest; good security put up
tr collateral: bank:nfr references will be given and re
quired. Address G C. Box S2. Tribune Office.
Dividend Notices.
GBEENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER CO.
Dividend So. 19.
24 Eroad Street. New York. Aurust 15. 1806
J^T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Di
rectors h«ld this day. It was resolved that a divi
dend of TOUR PER CBNT. <♦%> on the capital stock
nt trig company be declared payable on Saturday. Septem
ber IS, 1006. to t tockhoWers of record at the close of busi
ness as Saturday. August 26. 1906.
Transfer books will close at twelve o'clock noon on
Saturday. August 25, ISO 6, and reopen ob Monday. Bep
t*mr*r IT. 1906.
ALFRED ROSIER, Treasurer.
IBCFFAIX>. ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
JQOCPOXS OF THE GENERAL *lORTGAGE
M Bonds of this Company, due September let
190*;. will he paid at maturity at the office of A. liielin
A Co.. No. M Wall Street.
S. H. HOC ART, Assistant Treasurer.
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
ITOTIOB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT COU-
V"r.« maturing €*ptember 1. 1906. from First and
Jlefnndlng Four Per Cent. Bonds of this company will
bs paid on and aft^r that date at the Mercantile Trust
Company. 120 Broadway, New York.
F. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
The Minneapolis * K. Loals Railroad Co.
£OrPOXS DUE SEPTEMBER 1. 1906. FROM
First and Refi.T!<s!n(r Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Bonds of this company will be paid on and after that
date on present at ior. at the office of the Central Trust
Company, .'4 Wall street. New York.
F. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY.
New York. August 24th. 190«.
fjTHE MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF ONE PER
cent, on the common stock of this company and an
tf.U a »Il^'lden<s of or.« per cent, h^s this day been d»
«'ared. payable P*»pteniber 20th next to all common
stockholder* of record at 3 P. M. on Sept. 14th. 1905.
Common Stock Transfer Bonks will close at 8 P. M.
Sept. 14'h. acd reopen Sept. 21st. at 10 A. M.
HENRY ROWLEY. Treasurer.
IOTISIAXA & ARKANSAS RAILWAY CONTACT.
first Mortgage 8% Gold Roods.
(COUPON NO. 8, DUB SEPTEMBER 1, 1906,
• • will ♦>• paid at maturity at the office of
t: FISH & ROBINSON, 8S Cedar fife, N. T.
J. A. BUCHANAN*. Secretary and Treasurer.
KANSAS CITY-WESTERN RATL.WAT COMPACT.
First Refunding 6% Gold Bonds.
QOLTON NO. 2, DUE SEPTEMBER 1, 1908,
* - will be paid at maturity at tha office of
FTSK & ROBINSON. 85 Cedar St., N. T.
E. D. HCTCHIKGS. Treasurer.
Trust Companies.
Franklin
Trust Company.
140 Broadway. Manhattan ivy -,
164.166 Montague St., Brooklyn fN * Y# trc
apital. Surplus and 54,500.00'
-divided Profits <.»p r O4>SUU,UU'
AEOBfiE B. SOrTHARn, President.
Financial Meetings.
NOTICE OP -ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OP
American Bmeltln- and ReHnlng Co.
rpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
linlSste Of the American Bmelting and Reflnlng Com
r*rv v,;; be held at the principal office of the Company
at No. 15 Ejchange Plane. Jersey City, tn the State of
N<jw Jersey, en Wednesday, the sth day of September.
lfcoe. at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, for the purpose of
«»rc!ir.if a Board of Directors of said Company, and for
tbe cws:deret:in and transaction of such other business
e» ?nay properly me before the meeting.
The Transfer Books of the stock of this Company will
be dneed at three o'clock P. M the 15th day of August,
isei a.-.o wlli **■ r^rjened en the «th day of September.
li**
r .\iH New York. A'JgUC? «th. 190«.
W. E. MERRIS6, Secretary.
Proposals.
■ "VOTICE.— HOLDERS THOMAS COL
* LIERT COMPANY 6% Ist Mortage Bonds —Sealed
proposals will be received until 8 P. *•'. . Friday. August
list at the office of THE PBXKCTLVAIfIA COMPiNT
fXIR I.VfiCRANCE OX LIVES AND GRANTING AW
r.'TJITIES, Trust*e. (or the sale to it at th* lowest
price, not exceeding }'&'■* and accrued Interest, of as
anaxiy of said Bonds as $10,222.11 will purchase. Pro-
T*eajß should be addressed to C. 6. W. PACKARD. Pre*.,
117 Chestnut Street. Phliadelphla.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
Imports and marketings of drygoods this week,
Kith comparisons, were as follows:
This we*k.T.«ct week. Laat year.
retal imports . . .$3.583.C?3 »3.1ft0240 S3 045. .V 9
total marketed........... 3.320,10: 3.1C1.153 2.WW.8»
GREAT STRENGTH IX STOCKS.
SHARP "ADVANCE IX A J.I, THE ACTIVE ISSUES.
Union Pacific nt Xr:c Ili^h Ucccrd Moncji Rate* Firm- -Expectation
uf (rohi Imports.
Closing prices of stocks dealt in. with net i
chancres, follow:
Allis-Chal Co.. 20 + H Kan City 80 pf . CS s i + H
£0 pref « + H X Ie« et Chle.. 6HI + H
Amal Copper.. .110% 4- % 60 pr*f 78 + %
•Am Beet Suar. 25 4- 1U I*nils & .150*4 +1U
Am C * Fdry. 41 — ft llanhauan Klev.Hl —2%
60 pref 100* + % Mexican Central 21 »4 + J*
Am Cotton Oil. 82^ - 31 ? P&SS M pf.178 ? — 2
Am Express... 262 +11 Mo Kan & Tex. B*2 + $■»
Am H & L.pf.. 29^ — 14 do pref Tl% — %
Am Ice Secur. .78 +1 Missouri Pac.... OS»i +2H
•Am L0c0m. ... 71 4- % Nat E & St 15
Am. Smelt.. 160% +Wj .. N at Lead 80% +1%
do P»f 118 + %NRII of M pf. 43*. 4-I*4
Am Steel Fdry. 11*4 + % N T Air Braie.l4«2 + «
do pref 45% — »4 iN T Central... h43H + %
•Am Sugar.... 1411 + Hi|N T 8t L.. 6S^
Am Job pref.. 101 4. %NT Oft \V.... 47% + %
Am W001...... S7H + % Northwest.... 91% - %
•*> pref 108% — H North American. 84% +1
•Anaconda ....254>4 +8\ Northern Pa 0...218 4- **4
AT & S F....104U +8H Pacific Coast... 181 4- %
do pref 101% + %! Pacific Ma 11..... 39% + 1%
At Coast Una. l 44 4- 1 V Perm Railroad.. 142% 4- %
Bait * 0hi0. .11714 + 14 Peorla & East.. 44% + 1%
Beth Steel 201? Feo O& C 02 +1%
2£. Iyn Hap Tr. 78% 4- % I Pressed Stl Car. M>4 + %
Bklyn Un Gas. 180 X 0 I Pull Pal Car... 287 — 1
Canadian Pac. 170% + 2% Heading 141U + 2%
do 3d pref...1«5% +2% do 2d pref.... 94
Cent of i? J...229H — % 'Rep Iron & Stl. 81 + %
Cent Leather.. 40 4. % 'do pref 100% 4- %
do pr«f 103 Rock Island.... 27% 4- %
Ches ft 0hi0... 81% 4- % do pref «6% 4- 2
Chic Gt West. . 18% Bt L. 4SF2d pf 48
do pref A... 77 — -; St Loula Fouthw 26% 4- %
CII J»tP.-.M2* 4- 2? do pref OS +2
60 Pref 212% 4- % SJo*s-Sheff T9% 4- 1
<:» «3#*J«..... 16% 4- % Southern Pao... 02% 4- 8%
r & V 216 4-8 do pref 118
CSt pf.lSB 4-1 Southern Ry.... 89 4- %
Olio Un Tr pf. 16% 4- % do pref „ 99% — %
CCO&Et£..C7 4- % Texas ft Pao... 84% 4- %
Col Fuel AI. 6W4 4- % Third Avenue... l 27 4- 1
2 * & South... 87% Tol St L & W.. 84% — %
C&H C & 1.. 20% — % do pref 62% 4-1
tConaol Ge5...140% 4. % Twin City R T. 118% 4- %
Corn pßCbpf 78 4- JU t'n Bag ft P.... 9% 4- %
♦Del ft Hud... 220 4- 8% Union Pacific... 189 4- 6%
Den ft R G 44% 4- % do pref 93 4- Vi
do pref 88 —1 Unit Ry Invest. . «4% — %
get 80 ctfs 8 —1% do pref 72 — %
DetUnRR... « 4. »2 U S Cant 1P... 48% 4- %
Wet See Cor... «1% 4- UUB Rft Imp.. . 77 —8
Erte 4 (P4, 4- lfilTT SRft R pf. 78 —1
do Ist pref. . . 77% V 8 Rubber 4«% —lg
do 2d pref . . . 72 + %US Steel 47% 4- %
FM& Em Bf. 97% 4-1% do pref 107% 4- %
Gen Else C0...1«fi% 4- % Ve-Car Chan... 40U — %
C North pf...826% 4-4 do pref 1*9%
Illteols Cent... 175 . . Vulcan Detln... 10>4 4- %
Int-ilet 40% 4- fi% do pref «O% 4- %
t do. •£?* *° 4-2 Wabach 20%
Inter Paper... UU4 4- % do pref 4«% 4. %
tdo I "*' Mix — %t Wells Ferro... . .300% — %
Int Pump BIU 4- 9 I W&t,E2dpf. 24 — %
lowa Central... 8014 Win Cent pf . . . . « .
Kan City 50... 28% — %
•Unlisted. tEx dividend.
Closing: prices of active bonds dealt in. with
net changes, follow:
Japan <%» 02 4-^1 Int-M«t 4H5..... 88% 4- %
-?m-7? m -75 bb ™ 48 78 _% I Me* Cent 7«% —%
A TAS Fgren 4» 102% 4- % Perm cony 1915.. M«i 4- %
do cony 45.... 10*514 41 I Readln* pen 45. . <>P>J — %
Atlantic C L 45.101H + U f n Pac Ist 45.. .104 — 2
Ch!o B&Q4S.. 97-, _ U S Steel 5t <»% _ $
Con Gas deb «*142 4- %!Waba6h d b.:::: si% 4- %
F-rtu con\' 4s 107 -i-1 |
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.
Transactions in yesterday's stock market were
heavy in volume, amounting: to more than 1,400.
000 shares, on a movement of values which
generally tended in the direction of higher quo
tations. Advances of from 1 to 3 per cent were
common, while In a number of Issues greater
Improvement was recorded, notably in the case
of Union Pacific, which sold at the highest price
In Its history; Atchlson. Northern Pacific, Great
Northern and Southern Pacific. In these issues'
and in St. Paul great activity developed in the last
half hour of trading, but the advances were not
accompanied by news developments affecting the
properties. There were various rumors, how
ever, regarding the Hill shares and St. Paul,
buying in the case of the latter apparently being
based on the expectation of some favorable an
nouncement regarding the company. It was
said that St. Paul would pass to the control of
the Haniman Interests, and It was again re
ported that the so-called Hill iron ore deal ne
gotiations would be brought to a successful
termination in "the course of the next few days,
notwithstanding the absence of official informa
tion on the subject. Commission houses were
active buyers, while the more substantial spec
ulative Interests, who have been actively con
nected with the bull Bide of the market for many
weeks, were heavy buyers of their favorite is
sues, and they were active in encouraging out
side operators to take a position on the long
Bide of speculation on the argument that prlcas
would advance to a much higher level, owing
to the prospects of dividend increases an* ♦«
the outlook for further expansion in the coun
try's industries. Money market conditions ap
parently were not considered.
Wall Street, at least the speculative element,
is not paying particular attention to the money
market, Inasmuch as it believes there will be no
disturbance In loans this fall, notwithstanding
the low position of the bank reserves. It is be
lieved that there will be large imports of gold
and that further deposits of government money
will be made with national banks. There is ex
cellent reason for the confidence of speculators
in the theory that gold will come to this country
in volume and that the government will place in
the channels of trade a large amount of its sur
plus revenue. Sterling exchange is moving in
the direction of gold imports, while the Secre
tary of the Treasury has made it quite clear
that he Intends to use government funds to pre
vent acute stringency in the money markets of
the United States. Already he has placed $3,
000,000 with country banks, and he has practi
cally assured the banking community that fur
ther deposits will be made as the necessity
arises. The amount of money which will be
placed at the disposal of the banks through gqld
imports and government deposits will serve to
offset the drain on these institutions Incident to
the demands of the agricultural community in
connection with the financing of the year*B boun
tiful harvests, but there Is no reason to suppose
that gold Imports and emergency measures by
the government will supply an amount of money
large enough to support crazy speculation in
securities. Many of the most conservative men
in Wall Street, while believing in higher prices
for securities, are opposed to extreme activity at
present, owing to money market considerations.
In the current week the local banks have lost
upward of $8,000,000 in their cash holdings, and
unless there has been a material contraction in
loans Clearing House figures to-day doubtless
will show a further reduction, in the reserve
above legal requirements of the associated banks.
Accompanying the last hour's advance in stocks,
it was reported that heavy engagements of gold
had been arranged, but the. rumors are not con
firmed.
' MONEY AND EXCHANGE
MONEY MARKET.— Money on call opened at 5
per cent; highest, 54 per cent: lowest. 3*4 per
cent: last loan, 34 per cent; dose, S3B^ per cent;
ruling rate, 5 per cent. Time money was quoted at
6 per cent for all dates. Commercial paper was
quoted at * per cent for sixty to ninety days, 6 per
cent for four to six months and 6>£ per cent for
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE*— Market closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
Cables. Sight. Elxt/ day*.
Sterling 4 So* « 4 64%«4 84% 4.6i%44.81H
Francs » 1»% 5.2fV»-a.1»»4 5.21Ae-5.21>4
Relchemarka. . . MV S4SO^4 11-16 MHfiM 8-16
Guilders 40 l-1«e40% 89 11-T«Vff.l»V
•L*M 1 I«
Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
Sixty days. Demand.
eterlln* 4 82 1 * 4.65H
Germany reichsmaika oi'i 6i!i
P&rte franc* -. o21>» ft l»%
Belgium francs _ _ 5.2»% 6.20
Switzerland francs - 5.21 % 18%
Holland guilders 80% 40%
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New Orleans-Com
mercial. 5165125 discount; bank, $1 premium. Bos
ton—Par and 60 discount. Chicago— Be discount.
Charleston— Buying, par; selling. %a premium. Cin
cinnati— to 15c premium. Savannah— Buying, COo
discount; selling, 7Sc discount. Minneapolis— Par.
Ft. Louis— 23c discount bid. 16c discount anked. Ban
Francisco— Sight, 2e; telegraph. 4c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. — New York Exchanges,
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 25. 1906.
9372.fti2.824; balances. ♦10,796,806. Chicago— Batchftnaos
$30,865,786; balances. $1,798,013. Baltimore— Exchangee.
12.488.546; balances. $487,168. Philadelphia— Exchanges.
J2U01.016; balances. 55J22.596. Pittsburs-Exchanges,
$22.77»,948; balances. $1,779,272.
SILVER MARKET.— Bar silver. 66% c Mexican
silver dollars, 51^c. Bar silver In London closed
at 80 16-16 d.
GOLD PREMirM.— In Madrid. 11.00; Lisbon. 1.60.
' MEXICAN EXCHANGE— Mexican exchange on
New York Is quoted at 198^.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.— Customs receipts
reported from Washington. $840,743; internal reve
nue receipts. $853,808; miscellaneous receipts, $91,334.
Receipts for the day. $1,786,887: expenditures. $1,530.
000. Receipts for the month to date. $44,141.277^ex
penditures, $38,060,000; excess of receipts, $8,061,277.
Receipts for the year to date. $96,440,130; expendi
tures. $101,893,721: excess of expenditures. $7.463.6»1.
SUB-TREASURY.— The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $23,937.
BOND MARKET SALES.
2000 Japanese fls. 100* 3000 D & G Con 4«5.106H
COftO do 100 1000 Erie Ist Con is.. 101
10000 do 09*4 2000 do Osn 45..»... 00
81000 doetts. 01% 1000 do m*
28000 do »1* 1000 do BM4.
6000 do -82 40000 do Convt 4» . - -106
©000 do 2d »1 10000 do 10«%
6000 do :::::::::::: 91 10000 B v *TH^.i.:i«
8000 do DOT; 80CO By &T n Con Ci.llß
9000 do 80% 43000 Int-Met *«■ §5
1000 do 4s Ctfs S3\i 10000 do 86}
8000 d 0..... 83 10000 do §»*
4000 TT Bof Max 45.. 84H 5000 do -. 85H
10 Va 6s Dafd Ctfs. 28 6000 do m
1000 Am Ice Sco 65.. M 1000 Kan & Mich it. OA
6000 Am Tobacco 6e..112H 6000 KOPStM ■ 4 *',s;^
16000 do 4s 78 6000 Lacks. Steel 6»... 103*4
80000 do 78H 2000 Man Con 4s. 102
160000 do 78 2000 M«x Cant Coa 4«. 7TVI
COOAT&SFAfIJ 12000 do «S
4s *..... .7. 05' i 6000 do Ist InC IS*
4000 do Stpd 93% 10000 MX A T 4%b Sub
20000 do Oca 4s 102H ct » &*%
20000 do 102% i 26000 do 88*
66000 do Convt 45...106H 1000 Mo P Ist Con 130
25000 do 108% 10000 do let Col 6«...105«4,
10000 do 106% 76000 NYC Gen S^s.. 02H
170000 do 106 88000 do 0254
26000 do 106H 21000 do 92U
68000 do lO6H 26000 do 02#
25000 do ....« 106% 20000 do Deb 1934 100
123000 do 1064 1000 Nor Pao Gen Bs.. 76
10000 do 106% 7000 O8 L Gtd Ret is 96%
20000 do lO6l* 94000 Perm B>*s 1015 tXWi
8000 do Warrants. 106H 80000 do 96*,
10000 At Coast 4s 101 1 10000 do .„ 964,
4000 do .101*4 74000 do 96*,
1000 B & O Gold 45.. 103 9000 Reading Gen 45.. 99^
2000 do Prior 3H«.. 93T4 160<V) do 99« ,
16000 Bkln Rap Tr 4s. 03^ 9000 do .- 96%
1000 Bkln Un El 15t. 106 2000 do 99*
4000 do 106V6 1000 JUo GW 4s 03
1000 do 106 4000 RW A O Con 65.118T6
1 2°iJ 0 CofOa 2d Inc. • S9 H 1000 St L. IMt & 8 fta.ll4V4
2000 Cent Leather 65. . P9i£ 11000 BtL«3Fßef4i 82<
IJOO do (A* 2000 do Gen 6s Ill*
2000 do wvi 1000 Be V& NT 45... 100
52°n ~do M 1800 So Pao aTr 45. . 92
10000 C* ° Gen 4Hs..loflU 15000 do Ist Ref 45... 96%
2000 do 106% 1000 do ; 98H
13000 CB* QJt 45.. 98% i 10000 do JMJy.
,}£!?, 5° w *' 2000 South Ry Ist 65.. 116
1 i«» do J* 1000 TCI & R Gen 6s 97%
,S2S2 1° ~ 97% 2000 Tex A Pac Ist 118
18000 do Reg 97H 2000 Tol Peo & W 48.. 99%
2000 do 111 Dlv 4*4 *- 10214 10n0 Ulster & Del lst..llt
JSOOO do Hi Dlv 3H... 81% 2000 T7nd Eleo L, bT:: 96
16000 C R I A P Gen I 1000 Union Pa<j Ist 48.104
-..- «• • • l«0% 6000 VRRof S P 48. 88%
6000 do Ref 4s 93*4 24000 U 6 Steel 8 F 96H
2000 do RR 4s 7»U 45000 do 98%
6000 do Cl Tr 6n. ... QZ>+ 26000 do !. 98%
K22 *> »2Jij 2000 Utlca&B Rlv 48.103%
™ _,"<> cc-i: « •£ 82% 4000 Va-Car Chem ss. .ioos
1000 Clev CC.StL 30000 Wabash Deb 8. .. 82^
loooMc^yd'is:::::: 1 ?^ 1000 do :::::::::: Hll^
}«JOOO Col Ind 6s 76T4 8000 dS I .V. \ ./.i::" llj,
11000 dc 764 1«H» do . S2
,3000 Co] Mid Ist 45 ... 7P 40000 do .'. " "i: .' " '." " 81%
°°r Ga " Deb 6sl4a Bono ' llr »» W««8 T 2d'' 36%
«8S £ ::::::::::::ia* tSZTr""^-^
Total sales of bonds. $2,134 000.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Th« following: shows yesterday's closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with Thurs
day's:
— Aug. 23-. —An jr. 24.—
V. 8. 2a. registered. 1030 104% A j«u' 104% *%&
\$ 1 p
V. S. «s. reirtstered.l9o7 108^ 104 103^ 104
V. S. is. coupon. 1907 10314 104 103 104
V. S. 49. registered. 1925..... 130 13? ioa ]}$
U. 8. 4b. coupon. 1925 .3 131 130 i?i2
District of Columbia 8-655... 115 — 115 _ H
Philippine 45... t 109 — Jo» _
AMIRICAN SF.CT-RITIES ABROAD
London. Aug. 24. 4 p. m -The market for Ameri
can securities was strong, advances extending; la
some ease* to 1 per cent or more. Last quotations
follow:
London Yew Tork XewTork
cl<M L e - equivalent. close. Changes.
Anaconda 14H 285 280H +15
Atchlson 106 103 1004 ":•<
Canadian Pacific. . .174% 169% i«RH +f2
ft- Paul «* 192 190 +2
Erie 47% 4«% 45H + st
do Ist preferred.. 81 78^ 77% 4. 3
Illinois Central 181 17514 175 X £
Louis & Nash .166 151 1494 4-2
N V Central 1474 143 142H !|
Pennsylvania 78 V 143 142 Xi
Reading 72% 141 138H 4-2%
Southern Pacific... 93»4 W»H "|i« Xl?
Union PaclHc 189^4 1«3% IR2S 4-l2
V Steel «2 46% 46% tt
do preferred. 111% 108 107«» 4. %
FORBIGX MONET MARKET.-Call money In
London. 21402% per cent. Open market discount
rate for short hills. SV4 per cent; long bills. 35-18®
3*« per cent. Berlin discount rate. 8% per cent.
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 47 pfennigs.
Paris discount rat«. 2 3-16 per cent. Parts exchange
on London, 2T. francs 18 centimes. Bar sold In
I^ondon. 70s NMid. ' •
FOREIGN SBTTrKiTIES.-Brtt'sh consols for
money, 8711-16; for the account, 8711-16. French
rentes, m francs SO centimes.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
{Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch. No. 30 Broad street.)
Bid. Asked. I Bid. Asked.
American Can,, 7»i 8 lint Sliver pref... 80 86
,do pref 60s, «IV4 J B Stetson 276 —
Am Press Awn. 93 108 Lorlllard pref 125 160
Am Soda Fount. 1 3 Lord & Taylor... loo 105
do lat pref BO 60 do com 6 q F.. 125 135
do 2d pref 5 10 Manhat Trans 3 3^4
Am Thread pf . . 3 6 Mcx Nat C0n.... 16 18
Am Type Fdys.. 35 40 |M & B Con 15-33 Ifc
; «° _pref 85 100 I Nat cash • R pf . . 130 —
Am Writ Paper. SU 4 |N T Trans ...... 5 5%
do pref 2«>, 27H Ntles-Bem-P ....12S 13*
Barney AS C. «2<* — I Otis Elevator.... 64 B8
_ do I*™* ISO — do pref 08 100
£*?' State Gas.. 1A & 14 Pitts iL E 83 38
Brit Col Copper. 10H 1M»; Pope Mfg 314 5
Colt Arms. ... 78 82 do lit pref 70 75
9. Co £? Am , pf •■ 7 5 M i do 2d pr«f 15 18
Cen Fireworks.. 12 17 | Pratt &Wo pf..100 105
do pref. 67 72 , Royal Bait P pf.. 109 112
S. ! J ' rrl * . . J *"» Safety C H &L.. 270 2fio
Cent Fdry praf. .20 22 j Seaboard Co » 28
Chesebro Mfg. . .440 4SO do let pref M 80
°. on ar v% at -- *? "2 do 2d re « 06 «0
Con Run Tire... 1 3 Singer Mfg Co.. .490 610
rv=™ pr a 'i.* i" ■' *1 12 Standard 0i1.... «ofl 60S
Cramp 8 A E... 18 2S Standard Milling. » 10
Electric- -\ehlcle. 10 14 ' do pre .80 84
_. go , P «' 10 10. ; Storage Power... li ix
FmT^rv * H o*io«°hT230 *io«°hT23d 080 8t cr F::4o v «o H
Empire Steel.... « 9 Ton Mln of N«v. IS 10
O^en l^ Copper." i g »H ] ;[ [% &*
Hall BlKnar.... J» 100 dS new rtrt " " 75 to
"Sn"?.** T ° b , aCCO &* l g* Trow n wr«tory:: 45 S
it do m*/ I™'""'1 ™'""' 22 34 Union Ferry..... 26 30
' 5~5~£ f . ls L pr^ f -2° T« U«»*4B.ntNot«4« 50
Hud Rlv El P.. 30 40 do Dref 61 no
Hud Rlv Te1.... 85 »0 Typewriter '" Bl M
Inter Salt ... SB* 36* do iTpref '". * '.120 m
'"do^re? I '^: 3 O V d ° M >"< 121 »
BANK STOCKS.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall »tr*i»t.)
Bid. A«k«d. ! j. ld A«lr»ll
America 615 530 Lincoln 1 foo l. <>
Am Exchange. 25«> 23« Manhattan Co "200 «1«
Aster National HO 7fW> Market * Ful 2«5 "fa
.*tna National VS> 21S j Metropolis .. " __ loa
r>k of Discount 160 — Mechanics "55 9M
Battery Park.. — 135 Mech & Trad.. WO 165
Bowery 8»> 835 Mercantile 240 250
Butch A Drov. inrt 170 Metropolitan .. 180 170
Coal ft I Nat. . 250 — Merchants 1 155 Jeo
Consolidated . . 165 170 Merchants' Ex. 170 ISO
Century 1» 185 Mount Mortis.. 230 240
Chaw 700 — Mutual 800 _,
Chatham — 800 Nassau ... 203 119
Chemical 4,100 4.&0 NAm Nat 200 —
Clt Cent Nat.. 140 US NY N8A.... 806 810
City 26S 268 N T County. .l,2oo -_
Cnelsea Eich.. 180 -NT Nat Ebon! 200 MB
Commerce 173 170 Nineteenth V.'.i. M 0 —
Colonial 800 — Night* Day... -- 616
Columbia 428 — North America. 370 —
Corn Exchange. 860 860 Northern Nat.. 160 160
Cut River 160 180 Oriental 200 270
fidelity 200 — Paclflo 340 260
First National. 600 710 Park .......... 460 «M
Fifth National. 840 — People's .. 800 — -
Fifth Avenue. 8.800 4.200 Phenlz ...._.. ISO 906
Fourth Nat... 213 217 Plaza. 670 »'iO
Fourteenth St. 200 — Produce Ezcb.. 170 ISO
Gallatln 875 400 IMvereide " ... 380 too
Oarflsld — CO* Seaboard 885 —
German- Am . . 160 160 Second ........ 700 —
German Exen. 410 — State 3 •.. —
Germanla -..800 — Thirty-fourth St 20» —
Greenwich .... aw MB Twelfth Ward.. 860 —
Hamilton 236 — Twenty-third W IWO —
Hanover 4&3 610 Union Exeh 210 120
Imp & Trad . . . 640 6SO v 8 Exchange . rjfl 130
Int-rborough . 153 I*l Washington lit* -"23 ' —
Irving 940 SM West 814* ;...« iw>o —
JKfersin- wo l» , Torkv " v ** —
Litoity ....... CuO t2Q I
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
100 •Allo Mining-... 2.76 2-70 2.75 2.75 — —
— — A!*rr.. ,K«pr«», — — — — *°? —-
i.-i all'i.'&.iin.r. \ 15% 55 mm %+ g!
US.& 'Amal Owr... nSim I?:'.?-* A'.-?'
60 do -prat P* M 04 P4 £3 —
600 «Am Ue«t Sa*ar 24 ~> SJ'U 23 £3 £
*« t £&** .88 >SS •» >S» }» Ml
£00 • do pref Kv\ JOBR 1^ liv\ IWJ4 JOl
American Coal.. — — — , — x;l.x ;l. IJ,^
100 Amer Cotton Oil S2K S2>; 3IV JTCV 3-U ff T \
to prof 7- — — — St* VX* 1
-« Amor £&£-.:». «i » » 201 .04
- »Am Or Twta». — — — — '•«£'?
VJS?!.*.^ (praps I*
3.600 Amer Ico Sec. .. 77 73 70;* 73 7.\
— — *Am«r IJnsaad.. — — — — i? 2 Si*
'An LocoinoUva 71 71S TO% 71 . U 7lji
•:—: — «do pre: — — — — u r Jl 3
— - *Amer Halting.. — — — — 2*2 * i|™
24.800 •Amsr&tMi: IW, 1«% IW% l«0% 160% l«0%
400 • 'do pref 118 US IIS US 117 119
»do pf B odl%<* — — — — »«% W»
_ •American Snuff — — — — JOO |240
■ .»„ T>r»r ____ — — 10J \V>
1.700 Am St P /aIF-drV: 11 IJH 11 V* g»
250 do pref 45 54 4iH «!s ,X«,* , ?,,
27.000 *Ame> Sugar.... 140 142* 140 141b Ulh Ulh
«do Dref .-. — — — — *2 130
Am Tel & Cable — — — — -2 ,22
' Am T«l & Tel . — — — — *-«• ■ 135
100 AmWTob pref.. 101% 101% 101% 101% 101 102
600 «Ain«r Woollen. 87% 37% «7 . 37% 37% 38
100 »do pref 108% 108% 108% 108% 103 108%
70.000 .Anao?nda 281 286 281% 284% 283% 284^
Ann Arbor — — — — 30 40
- do prat — — — — 70 80
105.250 AWWMn r .^.?f 1M« 104H 101% 101H 104 lota
COO do pre:. Line.. 145* 14« 146 148 101 14«%
1,200 Atl Coast Lin*.. 145 148 145. 14S 145% 14tP.j
Amer Pneu Eery — — — — 24 80
_: . do prof — — — — CO 70
8.800 Bait A 0hi0... 117% 117% 117% 117% 117% 117%
60 do pref ~ S3 93 83 93 03 93
Boston A L of.. — — — — ■ 110 —
18,500 Bklyn Rap Tr.. 78 79 77% 78% 78% 78%
100 Bklyn Un Gas.. ISO 130 130 130 110 130
Brunswick — — — — I*% l«t
Butt R & Pitts. — — — — 132 143
do pref.. — — — — 137 —
Butt & Bus pref. — — — — 60 . 88
100 Both Steel 28% 28% 26% 26% 25% |S%
fio pref ______ S3
'ButtertCk 00... — — — — €0 eitf
Canada South... -_--««
2.800 Canadian Pacific l«0% 170% 169% 170% 170% 171
100 «d© cube 165% 165% 165% 1 165% — —
C&So Am Tel. — i — I — I — 1140 180
1.600 Central leather. 89% 40% 39%: 40 89% 40
100 fio pref 103 103 108 103 102 103
400 Central of N J.. 229 229% 229 229% 228 230
1,800 Ches & 0hi0. . . . 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61%
Ci & B 111 pref. — — — — — 150
Chlo Bar & Qy. — — — — 200 —
1.400 Chlo Gt West... 18*4 18% 18% 18% 18% 18%
100 do pref A 77 77 77 77 78% 77
do pref B — — — — 27 23
do deb......... — — — — 81 88
Ch Ind &L, pref — — — — 80 90
84.800 Chic Mil &St P 190% 193 190% 192% 192 192%
11,300 do rights 16% 16% 16% 16% — —
000 do pref 212 212% 212 212% 212 214
18.217 Chlo & North*. 212 215 211% 216 214% 218
do pref _____ 233 289
Ch St PM « O - — — — 181 185
200 do pref 186 186 188 IS9 185 190
Chlo Term Tt... — — — — 12 14*,
do pref — — — — 30 31\
Chlo Union Trac — — — — 4% 4%
800 do pref 15 15% 14% 15% 14% 15';
2.400 CCC &St L... 98% 97% 96% 97 96 96*
do pref I— — — — 113% 115
Clev Lor &™h — — — — 90 97%
do pref .... — — — — 105 114%
• Clev & Pitts — — — — 174 179
14.400 Col Fuel & Iron 68% 59% 58% 58% 58% 59
do rref — — — — 78 95
1.400 Col & Southern. 37% 37% 37% 87% 37% 33
do Ist pref — — — — 70 71
do 2d pref — — — — 61 51%
800 Col & H C & Ir 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 20%
Consol Coal — — — — 70 100
Y.eOOjCon Gas d 1%. 141 142% 140% 140% 140% 141
Corn Prod Raf.. — — — — 19% 19%
200 do pref 76% 78 76%' 78 76 77
800 D&H ex d 1%% 213 220 213 220 219 220
Del Lack AW.— — — — 610 528
1.700 Deny & Rio Gr. 44% 44% 44% 44% I 44% 44%
ICQ do prat 86 86 86 86 86% 87
De« MAFt D . — — — — 18 22
200 Detroit Southern 8 8 8 8 7 10
- do prof — — — — 25 35
100 Det United R R 95 95 95 95 94% 95%
Diamond Match. — — — — 125 130
650 *Dlat Securities. 60% 61% 60% 61% 61 61U
»Dul So 8 A AU — — — — 18% 18%
»do pref _____ 35% 39
Elec Btor Bat... — — — — — 80
22.400 Erie 45% 46% 45% 46% 46% | 47
600 do Ist pref.... 78 78 77% 77% 77% 78
400 do 2d pref 71%! 73 71% 72 71% 72
Evans A T H. .. — — — — 65 70
do pref ----MM
Federal MAS..— — — — 150 175
1.450 do pref 97 97% 97 97% 97 98
400 General Electric 167 16S\ 167 168% 168 169
12.200 Gt Northern pf . 824% 327 823 326% 326% 327
IHav Else Ry pf — — — — 80 90
Hocking Valley. — — — — — 127
do pref — — — — 98 97
- Romestake — — — — 84 —
400 Illinois Central.. 175 175 175 175 175% 176
do Leased L... — — — — 101 —
100 Int Paper 19% 19% 19% 19% 19 19%
100 do pref 84% 84% 84% 84% 84. 86
"Int Power — — — — 01 54
10.800 Int Steam Pump 50 51% 50 61% 51 51%
do pref — — — — 85 87
600 lowa Central... 80 30% 80 80% £0 80%
do pref — — — — 61% 62%
26.600' 1n t-Met 87 41 87 40% 40% 40%
7.100 do pref 78% 180 78 80 79% 80
Kana A Mich. ..— — — — 65 67
400; Kan City South. 28% 28% 28% 28% 26% 29
do pref 58% 68% 58% 68% 58% 59
KCFSAMpf — — — — 80 81
Keok A Das M. — — — — 10 15
do pref — — — — 40 50
400JKnick Ice of Ch 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61%
100 do pref 78 78 78 78 78 80
Laclede Gas _____ 105
do pref — — — — 95 110
LE * Western. ' — — — — 82 85
do pref — — — — SO 85
Lone Island ' — — — — 63 68
9.800 Louis A Nash... 150% 151% 150% 150% 150% 151
Manhat Beach.. — — — — | 5% 7
8001 Manhattan El... 1 148 148 147% 147% i 147 150
I Md Coal pref.... — — — — 90 —
7001 Mexican Central 20% 21% 20% 21% 21% 21%
Michigan Cent.. — — — — 190 200
'Minn A St L.... — — — — 67 70
! do pref — — I — — 91 95
IM St PAS 8 M — —I — — 153 156%
100 do pref 173% 173% 178% 173% 170 174
8.400 Mo Kan A Tex. 86% 86% 36 36%! 86% 36%
6001 do pref 71% 71%' 71 71% 71% 71%
12.000 Missouri Pacific. 96 99 I 96 98% 98 98W
Nash A Chat... — — J — — 142 145
'Nat Biscuit — — — — 67% 68
Mo pref — — — — 113% —
300 Nat Enam A Stp 15 15 115 15 14% 15%
j do prof — — — — 84 90
B.6oo ''National Lead.. 78% »1 I 78% 80% 80% 80%
1 »do pf c d 1%"» — ) — — — 102 103
1.700 1n RRof M pf. 42% 1 43% i 42% 63% 63% *»%
do 2d pref. .... — — — ! — 20%! 21
■ New Cent Coal. I— J — I — — 87 45
400 ■■•N T Air Brake {l46 1 14*5% 146 146% 146 14*
4.700 V Central ! 142% 143%|142% 143.i 143% 143%
8.700! xYChA St L. 63 68%! 68 6SU 67'4i 68%
1 do Ist pref . . . . — — _ _ 114 ! 120
do 2(i pref — — — — 87 H>
-IN V Dock — — — — 85 !4O
1 do pref ' — — — — I 82%' *4
i*N V & J Tel — — — — 123 128
X.YXH&H. — — — — 194% 197
900 V Ont A W. . 47% 47% 47 47% j 47% 47%
«M> Norfolk A West. 82 92% 91% 91% ' t>2 92%
1 do Dref — — — — !91. '92
600 North American. 98% 94% 93% 94% I 04% 1 94%
20.5001 Northern Pacific 216% 218% 215% 218 217»; 21S
Ontario Silver... — I — I — I — 3 i 814
100! Pacific Coast 131 131 181 131 ! 130 —
1 do Ist pref — — — I — 100 log
— — 1 do 2d pref — — — _ J2» 332
POO Pacific Mail ; 35% 39% 38% i 39% 39% 40
47.780 R R 142% 142% 1 142% 1 142% 142% 142%
200 Peorla A East.. 43 44% 43 I 44% 1 43 145
1.200! Peo Gas * Coke 91%! 92 91% 02 91% '92
Plttsbure C0a1..! — '-- — — 13 15
' do pref 1 — — -1 — 54 !87
PCC ASt L. . ; — — — — $1% gsu
do pref _ — _ — loflu loow
PFt W * Chic. — — _ _ 194 -T 1
do special — I — — — 172
8.300 ; Pressed Stl Car. 64%! 64% 54 54% 64% 64%
1 do pref — ' — — — K7W \ psiZ
200; Pullman P Car. 1237 1237 237 237 238 :241: 241
; Quicksilver I — ■ — — _ I 114' 2
1 do pref 1 — I — — 1 — I 3 ; 4
'R R Securities.. 1 — — — — j9O ' bsk
— — *Ry 6tl Spring' _ _ _ _ 54 M
10 '(Jo pref 100% 100% 10014 100% 100 MM.
87.600 Reading ....... 139% 141% 139 Ul% 141 141%
— - 1 do Ist pf 2", — I — — — 90% 81
200! do 21 prof . ... 94 |94 94 '94 '91 '94
Rens * Para... — 1 — I — — ]'&**
4.300 »Rep Iron & Stl ' 30%! si [ 3014 8 i MA -i 31
J. 400 Mo pref 101 101 109% 100% 100% 100%
8.000 Ro^k 151 and..... 27%! 27% 27% 1 27% 27S 27*1
2.9001 do pref ; 66 ' 6»*.» «.'.V» 66%! «R ' fl«4
Rome W & Oiri — — — — 127 132
— — ! Rutland H R pfl _I _ _ _ M 6 "
St LAS F Ist pf ! — I - — — 68 TO
100! do 3d pref .! 46 !46 46 46 4li 47
' do CA E I cts — — _ isf
do or*f ' — — I 120 !i"->
1.600 St Louts Southw 24% 25% 24V ■ SSVI _ _
1.900! do pref I 664168% 85ii 168 — _
2nojSloas-8h St St Irl 79% l 79% 1 79% i 79% ; 79 ' Mi
1 do pref I — I — I . . 1 ifui 110
125. 1 Southern Pacific 90 92% R9% 92*. 9'>», »2ti
155! do pref Ms m ' 118 Ills 117? iina!
4.100 Southern R R... 3»H Bfl ' 88% 30 : 38% 39
-^iTeVc'oaV*,-,^ 10 ?
-^ T5T 5? B iA« p^Ki! **« ; * 4 > *** _ l; 8* nXn X
900 Third Aye RR. 124% 127 124% 127 11241 124 :126: 126
Tol Peo & West — — _ _ ]1- ! ~Ji.
— Tol Ry A Light — — _ _ «i Ja^
271.30ni1.-nlon Pacific. ... |1«S«4!1«» 1«2% l»-j> lMt% IM
a£&JSSi 2 2 !_ 95 m «
ffl'tW^::: fr\ & %* B*l % •
600 «C, B C 1 P * F 48% 48% 47% 4*i% 47% ktu,
»do pref — — _ _ p.* B|I J?
IPEipress... — — — — 124 130*
»V S Leather. . . — — _ _ p u „
"do pref — — . — _ 11V* .11
100 USRy * Imp 77 77 77 77 7ftU 7714
—— «D 8 Red & Ref — — _ ll B^* H v4
200 'do pref 175 75 75 75 174 7*
3WI US Rubber 47 47 4H% 4«% i 48% 47%
do Ist prrf ... — — — _ 107U lfti-
1 do 2d pref — — — _ reVS!*
159 BOO! U 8 8tee1...."... 4*1% 47% 46% 4?u 4?«; ?-..
22.000 vS««i:: : . 107% lOSH 107% 107% 107% lOBH
\in.alla R R... — — — — c» fu {'
V'l Va-Caro Chera.. 40 1 40% 40 40U 89V4 40
-22 v2°iS?c*"c: H™* H«*™? &
100 -vulo Detinning. 10% 1 io»; iou| 101- *o
100 wit BUs: ?! nr^i m»4 co»! b I!
We«t Maryland. — - -' I 4I 4 ffi 5
i.«^ffiSt::::::n S.! S. 20% » SJ,? h |
1.7(0 do praf 48% 40% 4 fi% 4«2 Jfiti ?'>
t26WeUs Far«o Ex. SOD SOO4 Bf<> % 3o,>h »5 soft I
1 West Union Tel. — — — _ »i i <,•.,
Westing MfK ... — — - — {1L \£V+
do Ist pref... — — _ _ _ \?i
Wheel &L 8... — — — _ it (*«
do Ist pref. ... — — _ _ ■ iA 1,
200 do _ pref 24 24 84 21 23 »i
- > Wisconsin cent — — _ . - 24» 52..
4211 do pref j 81% 51 v - 61 I 81 • 61 * III Jj
1.418.888 Total sales tor the daj\ •Unlisted. . . ~*
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES
• STOCKS.
Bhar-sl • I Opea- 1 Htgh-I Low- I
gold. I I ing. I f»u 1 *■*'" I '"''••.
40 All'*-C-jUnier»..~ IS HI 18 X I ,»% ™*
1-10 Am Car A F'.rv . 41% U} 41H «H
210 Am Car & Fdry... 41?» «S «S tIH
30 Am lc» 7.% m ii * I; »
fiO Am l-ocomotlvo... 71J? IJS» •» » •*
8.440 Am Pmelttas lfM» »* »JJ }«?
6 O.VI American Sugar.. 14'S 142H leiMS I*»H>
4.64/. At Top * 8 P.... kg sgs lOIS IW.U
sanasirv: sj « «s sg
kAss-aw^i .s| i£ .g| &
Mjrgafif.rv.u & .s| -«5 A
"R4ißrls «&* ♦** **?* li*
14»! Louis * Nash 151 1M 1M»» 131
110: Mexican Central.. 21 21f» -1 *>„
Mo Kan & Tex... »•* M* »• 8«n
20 do preferred... gn .1 gjj "H" H
?4« X yTcnt^.V.:: 5? 1«* » !«;?
8 »¥«•:::: £ « «* g %
!£tt«»S£ «5» 9t |Jt >«$
24.640 H?« dins 139* 1«H 139 1«J?
©0 Republic ftteel ... 81 81 |»%l SWk
640 Bock Island ..... 27 H 27 Ji 27 V», 27 Ji.
8.Q60 Southern Pacific. . »0 92"» t»^ »- »
270 Southern Railway. 3SH SSJi SSfs |^Ji
40 Texas Paclflo .... «♦> 34H 34H .f*^
~*MMBrv".: : » « %
"SSVo^er^:::: « « «
- l^drprsferVed.:.. S^ »l _»!_»
203.010 Total sales.
VIINING.
■an . i/Bri^g-i^g-iar
told. | 1 Ing. I *at. 1 est. 1 aal?.
SOOIBest & Belcher... .00 -M 1 •» | ■»>
* WOiElktoa *« •«« *| 2
1.300 Ooldsn Anchor.... .T» .62 ••» •"
§SSX- : i^ !:S ?5 t| ?:§
SOOiSaadstorm W I » -g -g
»& li,:S i>:s_j»g_
5.984 Total sales.
WHEAT
Pales. I 1 Open- I Hlsh- I I»w- J Lnst
bus h 1 j tag. I est. j eat. I sale.
4--6.ooOl September option..! «! «i »*[ ®t
200.0001 December opUon..| 74*»| 74H1 *4^| T4^
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES
FOREIOX TRADING-— Foreign houses bought
60,000 shares In the local market, chiefly United
States Steel, Sorithern Pacific and Erie. In London
consols were ftrra. while the general market was
strong. Discounts were steady in all the foreign
capitals.
AN OPINION 1 ON BONDS.— H*nry S. Redmond
of Redmond & Co. says:
Prices for nearly all railroad stocks hare risen
greatly, while bonds have been declining until now
the yield on bonds Is often greater than that of the
common stocks of the same roads. We believe that
a Btrong demand will shortly occur for very high
grade bondß when the United States 4 per cent
bonds of 1907 are refunded, as it is estimated that
nearly 980.000.000 of them are held by private in
vestors who will not accept a refunding bond
at 2 per cent selling at a premium in exchange for
their old 4 per cent bonds. This, of course, will
bring practically the entire amount of money into
the market for Investment in securities to replace
the maturing government bond. This refunding will
likewise be a great help to the money market, as
a large part of the $80,000,000 United States 4 per
cent bonds now held by Individuals will, when re
funded In the 2 per oents. find their way into
national banks and give basis for new circulation
and new government deposits.
CANADIAN PACTFTC.-Slr William Van Home,
chairman of the Board of Directors of the Canadian
Padflo Railway, declared yesterday that James J.
Hill's plan of building lines Into Canada is so un
wise that lt must be a cover to some other project.
If It Is carried out. he says, the Canadian Pacino
will build two miles of road in Hill territory to
every one that Hill builds In Canadian Pacific terri
tory. When told of these statements. Mr. Hill
declared that the Great Northern would surely
build the projected lines In Canada, but refused to
enter Into a discussion of the matter.
"SOO" LJNE FROSPECT&— In Minneapolis
financial circles the principal Interest is in "Soo"
and the Question of an Increased dividend in Sep
tember. It Is thought that an Increase will be
made, and the 4 per cent on the common will be
raised to 4 per cent. 80 far as earnings are con
cerned, there is everything to encourage the be
lief of an Increase, for the crops along the "Soo"
line are heavy, and will soon be moving, while
westbound business holds up, and is likely to in
crease.
MOVEMENT OF MONET- The reported move
ments of currency this week Indicate a loss in cash
by the banks of $7,990,900. The banks received from
the Interior 95.511.000. and shipped to the interior
$8,953,800. The loss to the Sub- Treasury amounted
to J5.&C1.200, due tn great part to the final payment
on Panama Canal bonds. There was a gain from
new gold of $1,396,200.
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.— Pig Iron certifi
cates at the New Tork Produce Exchange were
easier for regular, but firm for standard foundry.
There were no sales. Prices for regular follow:
Cash and August SI? bid: September and October.
$17 25 bid. Prices for standard foundry were:
August and September, $1860 bid; October. $18109
$18 40: November and December. $17 90<§Sl8.
DIVIDEND DECLARED.— The directors of the
American Chicle Company have declared the reg
ular monthly dividend of 1 per cent on the common
stock and an extra dividend of 1 per cent, both
payable on September 20.
MONEY FROM SAN FRANCISCO.- The Sub-
Treasury paid to local banks yesterday $125,000 on
telegraphic transfer from San Francisco.
PHILIPPINE BONDS SOLD.— Fisk & Robinson
announced yesterday that the $1,000,000 Philippine 4
per cent one-year certificates awarded that firm
on Thursday on Its bid of 102.28 have all been sold.
APLICATION TO LIST— The Chicago. Burling
ton & Qulncy Railroad Company has applied to the
New York Stock Exchange to list J2S.S42.fA") addi
tional Illinois division 4 per cent bonds of 1949.
CURB MARKET TRADING
In the market for outside securities speculation
during the early hours was rather light and price
movements more or less irregular. Toward midday
there developed considerable animation In a few of
the copper stocks, which tended to break the mo-
tony. A steady tone prevailed throughout. There
were some slight reactions in a number of special
ties, but these w*>re offset by the strength in the
mining group. American Can preferred Improved
%, Havana Tobacco common was firm, although
the preferred was offered down 3 points without a
bid. International Marine preferred Improved 1.
International Salt advanced U. Mnckay stocks were
neeleou-d. Northern Securities "stubs" were strong
and in Rood demand. In the mining group. British
Columbia Copper and Butt* Coalition were the feat
ures, both showing pronounced strength and ac
tivity. The former Improved a full point to the
highest price rut ?d in a long period. Butte Coa
lition was up 2% points. Cumberland-Ely was nrm
Furnace Creek was strong. In bonds Allia-Chal
mers is were slightly lower. Westing-house Electric
os were firm.
ACTIVE CURB STOCK?
INDUSTRIAL.
S . h nT"l ~" I Open- I High. I Low. ; Las,
toM - 1 f >ns. jest.j est. I est. [ sale.
230 American Can ....| *"SI - I rv, X
I.W dr> r ref i «0%»l «l«4 «i»T nil
I.3fK»!Bav State Gas ..I HI it £' " l C
IflOlFsd Sugar pref.. 73 I 73 73 73
1.40 ft Fidelity Pevil To. M » M : i»
10C> ; r> B 8 Brewing..; i« | 10 10 10
1.200 Havana Tobacco. . -^i> , 5.1 V2O 2i»«»
l.«»» Int Mere Mar pf. 29 H 3..>, S« JX^
•fto Inter Kalt ...... 3.V, j v. I 354 36
210 Mackay Cos 73»«! «T4i, TB%! «74
110 do pref | wl\ -73 ( 72^ 7S
25 Manhattan Tran".. . 3 1 * ,IV, jwi 314
Bio! N V Et~. Ptor Bat »S s?i 5? 1 %X
475 1 Bund Mill ..! S3* 8l»i S3 1 ! 84?
I; Standard Oil .... j 610 eio , #40 ■ a.lO
RAILROAD
Shares I i Open- | High. I Low- I LaeT
«o">. 1 I lag. I eel. [ eat. | sale.
6.900 , Chicago Subway, 68 ! U I SSH ! 85
sft I Northern Sco stubs! 23» i 28251 350 1,230
BONDS.
I I Op*n- 1 Htcn- 1 Low- 1 La, t
t»lM.| 1 >ng. ) est. » e«t. I sale
$54,000 Al-Chßs A Int -.• II 81 I 81%; 81 • Slv r
1,000 Am Writ Pap ssi »%, S5Sj «i, »i,
aW OB S Hr»w 2,1 ss! » S» A 9
4 O>» So Bib Land 65... 26 26 - 1 «* 1 <v
. 3.ij<jii;vi>Bt El 6» wla I! »>; 9; I {>j j 5;
' *C3nJ4 lot* t«eJk« cents per share. :Dlvl<leail. *" "
MINING.
■wrest wt-fc " ■ — —
sold. ) f 'as- fTjy- U..
■ L ' ~ I »v.
600 Blngham Central.. 2V*; 2V. iT^—^
M» Boston Copper ... 28S 3»\ " :,
13.00* Brit Cbl Copper. ft?', 10% -•
».**/> i::i: Jo Coalition... 32 Bt«J £'* :-
M»ical A Nevada.. 2% 2\ * B
SOeOsnanea Central. 1« will .' ' j£
I^C>>|Cl Cr &CU Tun S%f j^{ *?, -^
«»' do pref I** iftCi .S M
WO Cobalt Contact .. U-l« i ,« .^; sK
8.600 Cum-Ely Mining »\ \l9'\ 19 ' "jH £2
ate Dolores Ltd _.. » a |-» :
1.<4» Domln Op new.. 4V4! .«• Zu • -
»"->!EI Ray Mining-... 4% » !S it
1.500. F0ur Aces ...... m « »i i*
8.0(. >' Fur Creek C0p.... 2% » *|- «
2*>Glroux Mining , .... 7%! t« :' •a '
noiGoid Hill 2S »2 it 1 V
VSOlGranby Conaot .. »I2^i 12U «D - -^>
t2.Rfo: Greene Cbn Cap... as i ait |?« >,■, ■
Greene 60:4 2<4' ■>: %. «m
- 2IW [Green* 0011-«llverJ 2 41 2H 2?! »
40*» Guanajuato ("ton . . T,%. giT! »! '-';-•
4<(O Gug Bxplora Co.. *% 2M i «-? s IS
lOOOug Ex wUn 2SO So !S I «
75O[Mlcm»c GoM Mln 5H 5-i Vf -*'
2.70 ft Mines Co of Am., fl 27 |l 27 H •?* . ■
2.W'-> Mitchell Mlntng .. 7 7% IV- :n "-*
l..VX>!Mont-aho9hon* .. 1* ' i«£' ,J»j ■l~
»S«r Con Cop t 19^! «2 7?~ -H't
I.7ns. N«v I t, h M* SI 4 i 4 'ftl ■?
\>wh Mln « Sm. I 441 41, Si 4
r,.iKit S piwlng Mln»« ••■ AVk! «Hj i- 1 fa
lOO'.Vo rtah Mln of B 4%' 4". 7? ':^
l.'«o*Ph<nilx d*c.jrttt-«. V! 11 V «(
!<>.Pr>?cloua Metals •• 8 5 ! »* I
40OP.lf*mon<J Eureka 7\ 7*l ?» i
10*» T«nn Copper C 0.., 44V 44 1 *! *1? :*: *
l.CiOO.Tlntic . ... 7 1 7?, %'» 4*S
1.^060 Tonopah Ezten ' « ] a v IX
5..V10 Union Cop> Co . . .. • lV 17 .id' 7?* e%
rnlt»<l Copper ... 64% <u V div 3
SO, do pref «0 i 90 Jp «JS
T'nlted Mines Cbrp M 95 ' « *
lSOlftah Ape* «5%' «^| Tr •
30»>;UtahCop | jwj, a^j »
BOSTON CURB MARKET.
(Meported by J. Thomas Retnhartt. Xo 15 «•■ -..
N*w York, and No. 1» EUchanga Place.
Laree;' Stock. \ °gT 1 "ZtVZVS
160 Auto Ftorre | 1<*;; i^li i*.. .»;
80 Am Rotary , «\; «3j 1 |» "S
100 Bay Btate Gas.... 16 j" 16 tS 4 t J*
1.100 Blngham Cea i 1% I%' ,v "
7'jo Butt* A London.. , lw j^ },^ J*
400 Eagle *88... 3>4 *£■ 2 9
60 Davis Daly i 10 > lo . S 5*
Domlalon II *S. i »2 li» fi? ' -1*
25 D* Forrest < 105 I i«i IN 5
1700, Furnace Creek 2\ 2* la. m L
885 Cumberland-Ely . » » «■; - .<
300 Copper Securities. 33 34 ] » A*
760 Cananea Cea 15% M viz v
23 Helvetia 6 • • ' » >
158 East Butte 9\ >%' gt- ta.
«50Kee-xeenaw 11% 11\ ir] ,3
1.000 Mlcmac S>2 *Jl |3 I*
80 Mexico ... j » j* I*
190:XtpisslBg I «si *V «%; L
310 Nevada Utah I 3'» 3% t\ 3
SO Raven 86 ; to \ a £■
62! Superior * Pitta. . 17 it nr; n
1.000 Straw Mica. 82 1 62H 82 sL
S3 Man Troy , \\\ l\ !*; V
25 Shawmut 1* M lj; r
3* • Apex ' • i «b! V I"
60 Majestic ,1 15-18.1 15-191 13-121 n*J
200,01 d Mexico | 84 i a | 'a **g a
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished by R. L. Day A Co., Ka. 8 Nassau ;-••«
Aug. 23. Aug. 24. : Aug. jj, 1-- x
B«st A A1bany.. 248% •248% Boston Cobs i :r i "<i
Boston E'ev 150 "150 : Cal & Hecla X. ..TJf» "•
CJR AY 3 Y»119 — j Centennial Mia.. V. ft
Fltchburg pref.. 137%, 137 . Copper Bang* U. 7R-, _
>: V N H A H..194i» 195% Frasklta ilia.... 5^ m
Old Colony 20l 2l>»ii Granby M1n....-, ir; 7
West End St Ry 96 95 Mass Con Mln... ■ ",
do pref "110 *109 iXoh»«k Kb..... 61 G
Mass Elec Cos).. 19 * 20% iNo Butte tt m
do pref 70V» 7t%,o»ceola Mia 110 _X
Am Tel AT C 0.133 133 Old Dem M1n. ... 41 «
>ew Ebb Te1... 130 130 J Parrot Mln *? ■
TV Tel A T CO. 11 11 Qulncy Mln «*> M
do pref M ** : Tamarack Mln. . . 88 ,1 ■
Com Iron A Stl.*29 2» ! WolTertaa Mia... 194 at
Vn Shoe Mach.. SO 80% V s Smelters Co. 8M ■
do pref....... 29*; 29%: do pref 4H ■
Arcadian Mln... 2*» 2%ir30il .10 B
Atlantio Mln 18% 14 Mass Gas 88 3»
Shannon M1n.... 9 9% do praf. ....... 88% 8}
Bins-ham Mm... 33%, 82% Utah tr« -,
•Asked.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
fKurclshed try Van Schaick A Co.. No. I U'»3 r-w
Bid. Asked.! __Aii»*.
rnlted Railway. 15 13% Cotton X>sek..... 13% 0%
do incomes 70% 71%| do Income*. 88 F
do 4s 93 82%: Nor* Ry *Lt S3. 88 V
GBA S V T-. . »H 10 U*ht * P pref.. 4* -
do incomes. ... 3ft\ 89%' do 4 Vs. 84 ■
do 1st 9 . 6.i» 63V Chas City Ry Ss.KB 1..
Seaboard 27 2S | Chas Con Elao 5s 98% 9*i
do Ist pref V 5*9 : Coat Tr>jst 19* 1':
do 2d pref 87 OW Union Trust. .97 .','•
do 4s B*2* 67 Third Nat Bank.— 13
do 10-year ss. 101 102 Fidelity A Dep..l» _
Consol Gas. 82 9O Maryland Trust.. U» nt
do «• 104?; 10» 1
RAIIFOAP EARNING?
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER A FnTSBCHO.
190 a 1988. ECJ
Xnmber of miles 47. 472 ■ ■ ■ .'!
Third week in August. . $188,891 8182.128 r.*J-»
July 1 to August 21 1.062.928 1.312.971 %MM
CAXAJ>IXS NORTHERN.
Third week In August.. $133,200 |75.45> $KM
July 1 to August _1 1.000.400 <2a.4C0 &'&»
DENVER A RIO G»ANT>E.
Number of mllea a488a 488 *$.".-> ISO
Third wee* in August.. 888«.M>O tS7O.2C-J JBOM*
July Ito August 21 zs3s.soo t,574.U» t~Mk>
MISSOL'RI PACIFIC
Number of miles 5.505 8.181 B.UB
Third week In August.. 8M»,( J -' •■• ImCcO
July Ito August 21 CvJST.ftia 0.643.2.3 B.astOM
<Octral Branch.)
Number of ones 3SS «M £3
Third week In August.. $35 '••> 1814M9 _&*
July Ito August 21.. _ 230.163 83a881 2*>.0.-J
■WABASH. "• '.ir ■ -
Number of ml lea £483 S4t» Mff
Third week in August.. $562. MS.BY «*;»3S3
July Ito August 21 8.f'73.4*> 8.48*874 8.«7a«»
DHTKOIT UNTT—X
Second week in August $124,833 j:OT.C3 < ,*^.^l
January Ito August 7. 5.463,55« $.O*A3.-^ ijHM
TWIN CtTT RAPID TJUSsTE.
dernnd week in August $143. 43» 81J.SS* ** i £]
January Ito August 14 8.314. 985 5.778.08S 2.*- 1 *
METROPOLtTAN WEST STDB DJBVA'ia.
Tear ended June 80— _.
Gross earnings. $2:530.279 tXa*.^ «.-' -;
Expenses 1.205.257 l.ll_>7£d 1. X.-"'
Net earnings. $1,321.9*2 P.U! ) stslM
Other income 11.697 T.M» *-++
Total Income. „_ $1.533.96» J1.115.4^ °-S'^
Charges »75.47» 88»jg WI.C.
Surplus •$358.5^ $230.14* t2*&
•Equal to 4.11 per cent en preferre* stock.
FONDA. JOHNSTOWN A OLOVEHSVU^-*- ".
af«nth of July— 1908. 18CS, . . " 5^?5
Gross eamintrs. J53.023 <78v89f fc*. »?^
Operating expenses.... 84.039 35.88S I= Q-_J_3Q -_J_3
Net earnings 10.833 $48,415 SSsTwP
NEW ORLnANS RAILXTAT A IMHt *>
(Month of July and seven months ended July Si. .•£*_
July. «A
Gross eamhigs .. •••3.931 li^j
Expenses ......»« Me.*"* *-"^;
Net earnings $17JU*3 *-*>'■*
Intere»t, taxes and miscellaneous ,-- •%
charges >»W*~ '^___
Surplus f!7.«e» m^ m
TRADE TJf CHICAGO.
[By Telegraph to Th« TrttßaaJ -^
Chicago. Ausr. Th* train m-r-«ts -ftr» «•*•
to-day, and at th« closa prices compared fa-roraaj
with th« final one* of _• day b««o»»> HTse*» ***
\.c lower, corn So down for SqptsntMT an. 4 , ***
May. and oat« \a lower for both Septtai« iCi
May. Provisions looked tarn* wotll ueir MM *»
when they mad* a Jump that Indicated C*-" * 3i
ness to be of the hyena kind. THa eapHo* lloo '•
the sudden spurt In lard a* the> aftrwi was - 3 *'*,
as given by one of the. broke** was "tba t^u* **
lt up."
Trade In the wheat market early — the »•**
was very doll, moat of the) brokers betas w^*"*
orders. Bears proceeded to hammer *»■-= ?*? *
and brought about a fractional depredation. ■
the first hour the market hename mass *****,
Loral receipts were 123 oar*, with a oars est -=*•;
for to-morrow. September wheat opened *' rA ;
and sold off to 70 ? i. and 71 to 71? Jo was tH« '. *• **
noon. December sold from 74% to 74*40 *& to OA*
to 74c to 7*He.
Corn developed emtreme weakness, the SU' • I**1 **
In the forenoon showing lo decline. Hold*:* ****.
thoroughly discouraged because of the e*^-!* '
crop outlook. The market was without rsjt^ -
Local receipts were ifS ears, with If* cars *°-
mated for to-morrow. Shipments ber. «MM ,
bushels. September corn opesed at «Ps« to *^
and sold oK to 47T»e. May sold from 460 o." ' -'**'•'
to «iic.
Owing to an aggressive selling tsoreiaest >r f*
ten oats showed weakness after a firm »* - I
the certainty of heavy yields In the JTott-y***^?
prices tending lower, holder* oi loo? oats ♦• : ? **
discouraged and aold out their line?. BaT't •**
on resting orders. Local receipt veer* ■ ****
with 237 cars estimated for to-morrow « ; "-* xa "^
hence were MM* bushels. B*stember MM ***
at 2»Hc. or Ha to He »low Coal price* m •* ~* m
T>efoYe. and May lost He. ,
Provisions »vere dull. and. with the « xce?rt< *J^
ribs, prices held about steady. Bspt*«N» r P^
•old from C7CS up to Utm%. ■sp<Jesn>-^ 1^ ■*
from O 6TH up to IS «0 to $S C& and sb.-*J 8j » *
former price. September rtba sold fee— « • *■
Hoc receipts were 13,t\0 hsai. Mcc» at t-* f^
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