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Bankers and Brokers. '
London o* Paris Excban^e^ Ltd.
BAKKEES.
CAPITAL. . £250,000
Head Office:
BasiMon House,
Moorgate St. Bank.
London, England,
Increased facilities for doing'
business in the London market.
Fu. r^-icmUtrs on mentioning " NetD'York
Tribune" to the Secretary,
R. L DAY & CO.,
3 NASSAU ST, NEW YORK.
Zb CONGRESS ST. EOSTON,
Members N. Y. aad Boston Stock Exchanges.
N. W. HARRIS S CO.
BANKERS
f»lne Street, Corner William
Chloago MKWYORK Boston
X«o«i«B <««of}ts nt]Nt «s skssk
s». «.i:o-. lctrrast *■ seUuusS.
Aei as t»tii »e*cu twr sissial'
••JitlM i.a d corpor»tto»». lass*
Wttcrt «f -j*^-. u4 A*si IS
BONDS FOR INVESTMENT
XJMt OX A>FUCAXIOJI
C. H. VENNER & CO.,
BANKERS,
33 Wail St, New York.
N. W. HALSEY & CO.
XSAJSKEIiS.
BONDS FOR INVESTMENT.
40 "RtJl St.. Nrw I'orlt.
3PET .aDKLFHIA. CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO
■ Circular concerning; "Comparative Figures
Xr*- Tork City Bank and Trust Co. Statementa."
may be had at
Fulion Trust Company of New York,
.';. NASSAU STREET.
Dividend Notices.
The Wimeanona * St. Ix>ois Baflroad Co.
QOHPONS Dl'E SEPTEMBER 1, 1906, FROM
' ' Flr*t and R*fuudtac Mortgag* Four Per Cent.
Bonds of this company will be paid on and after that
£*t« on jmsentstlor* at th* office of tha Central Trust
Cocnpaay, £« Wall Street. New York.
F. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
OFnCE OF Tnn asibiucan COAL co>epaky.
OF AIXEGAKY COTNTV.
No. 1 Rroadway.
Kenr Tork. August 18. l^T*.
ffV2B BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
■a. American Coal Company of Allegany County CNew
Jersey) have fhl» day declared a eeml-annual dividend of
jrra PER CENT, upon the Capital Btock of the Com
pajiy, payable CX this office on Saturday, September 1,
i!m GEORGE JI. BOWl6t. Treaaurer.
THE ATCHISON'. TOrKKA * SANTA FE RAII-TVAY
COMPAW.
QOUPOXS NO. 7. DUB SEPTEMBER 1, 1906,
from The /'tohieon. Toreka and Santa Fe Railway
Comrer.y EASTERIC OKLAHOMA DIVISION FIR6T
WORTGAGE FOfR PER TVT. BONDS will be paid on
»tn4 after September 1. 3808, upon presentation at th*
*>rßoe of the Company. No. 6 Nassau Streeet. New Tork
City.
H. W. OABPINER. Assistant (Secretary.
New Tork. Ausrwt IS. l«03.
!
Financial
Norfolk 4- "^Ve-tPrn Railway Company.
IJfHE AXXCAJ^ MEETING OF THE STOCK
nolflers of tl»« Xorfollt Jk "We»tern Hallway Company
will h« hen st the principal office of the. Company, ln the
e!ty r.f Rnajickn. Virginia, on Thursday, the 11th <Jay of
October. I{*><s, «t 12 o'clock noon, to elect directors, to
elect infi*pend>nt »i3<litnre to au4lt th* books and ao
oour.ts <rf the Company nt the rinse of the fiscal year, to
«msl<s<!T th* amnual repnrt of tbe directors for the fiscal
year whl«-h ended June SO. IJW. to ratify and approve all
action of the directors Bet forth ln such annual report
and In the minutes of the Company, and to transact such
other business a* may properly come before the meeting.
The meeting ha« als<> been called by the Board oi
Clrectors na a cpoclal meeting of the etockholCers of th*
Company to be held at thn came time and pla^e to con
cldcr and act upon the following special scbjeotSi viz.:
To vot* upon a proposal to increase the capita! stock of
th* Compe&y Thirty-four Million Dollars, such lncrpsei* t»
to* Common Stock. Atvidea Into ahar«s of th* par value of
On* Hun4r*d Dollars each, so that th* total capital etock
of «i» Company fh&ll be. One Hundred tnd Twenty-thro«
illllion t»ollaTB. dlvl«<vi into one million chares of Common
Stock of the par value of One Hundred Dollars each, and
two hu»fire2 ana thirty thousand shares of Adjustment
Preferred Stock of the. par value of One Hundred Dollars
•ach: and
To vote upon a proposal to raiction the ere&tloa of an
Jsrne of bonfls of th<» Company not exceeding In the ag
itr-sate Thirty-four Million Dollars, each of which bonds
shall entitle the holder thereof, at his optlcn during a
term «f years t<> be «xpr<-S9*d 1n the bond, to convert the
same Into Common Stock; ench bonds to contain such
terms and visions »rd to be issued from time to tlmo
t.pon such terms as may b« authorized by th* Board of
Slrfotors.
Th* modr. t-in«f«sr t>ooks will b* clcsefl at 8 ©"clock
p. m. We<3nM«*y, September 2Bth, 1906. and reotentd
at 10 o'clock a. m.. Friday. October 12th. 1906.
By order of. th* Board of Directors,
K. H. ALDEV, Secretary.
rXIOX PACIFIC ltAn.nOAl> COMPAKT.
AXXTAL MEETING.
rpHE ANXUAJL MEETING OP THE STOCK
hoWers r" Union P&r-lfV Railroad Company win be,
»*ia at the ctSca of the Company ln 6alt Lake City. TTtah,
en TTTESDAY. October 9, lfiOft. at twelv* o'clock noon,
for th* *leotlon of fifteen Directors of the Company, and
(or tbe transaction of such other business as may legally
come t*<or« the meeting.
Tbe books for ti» tran*f«* of stock <both Common and
PyererrM> will b* cJiied for the purposos of the meeting
•» 12 o'clock noon on Sat unlay, September 16. 1906. and
v..:: b« reopened at tea o'clock A. M. on Wednwiay,
October 10. 1906. AU3TC MXLLAR. Becretary.
Dat*d August SO. 1906.
A BPHCIAX. MBEnXO OP TUB
DIEEDA SOME EIALTY CO.,
«ffl b* fce^J Tue»aay. At«. 28. 1906. at 414 Orana St..
ST. T.. eight I». M. sharp,
* Th* most Important reason for calling this meeting la
to vote upon the proposition passed by the board of <11
r«ctars to dissolve thla corporation. AU shareholders ara
rczv.ts.UA U> b* t>r*s«Bt.
J. HAUIOWrrS. Secretary.
Financial.
rV'OTICE.— UXDERBIGXED HEREBY
"*" £eclare their latentinu of tormln? a stock corporation
to be known aa Vo+. Eastern IJf- Insurance Company, to
M iocet-d in tic Bsrouffh of SJiuitattan. City of K«w
Tcrk. for th* rrvrrc-e of marine lKsurmnce upon the lives
or the heaJtn o( persoiut and ev«ry lnrurance appertaininc
ttoerrto. aji/J to sriuit, purchase or dispoae or annult.es.
vcit-r anJl pi" it t,-, ir.e :n*ur&r.oe la-w of th* Stat* of
Jf*w Terk. £>at**. Au«u*t 15th, x»O6. John 6. Hanson.
XV!!liam B. Midgley, '.T:ar:e« A. Anderson. Herbert
Jie«v»«. Max He;nn«n. Moye* Nap«!bsiim. Frank I* K*oh
bacfa. Irvinr Buun*ns; John '• K»r.s.or.. a. A. lia.ey.ey.
Chari'S E. H«-'air.cn<. X\"ar«or> B. Robinson. Afton
Chv:rrlj. Ti'lillam A. Cro«», Qeora* Kosklnjr.
rr3rNsixvA.NTA ce>t«ai, BKEWINO costpaxy
piDKUTY TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE
ui:oer ♦!.<• Mortarar« o* the Pennsylvania Central
Brewlcc Company. 4at-il October 16. 1«97, INVITES
J'ROroPAI-S tor the aale to the aald Trustee of all or
»•■•■ part of riFTT THOUSANI> DOLLARS 000)
c>: V.ori&* rttur-J by the said MortKasT«: proposals to
fc- 3<ldr*s6ei to the said Trustee at lt» oQc«, Kos. 826
r.i: C.">eatnut •tr*«'». Philadelphia: to be opened and
sctefl rpon or. We<in«sday, Septeiriber 5. 1906. at 13
u'do<-k A. ii- H ELLIS, President.
t ugu«t I' 2. lH'it.
• 4 UVERTISEMENTB AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
-*-*'• Tribone received *t their Uptown Office. No. 1364
ltro«.dwoy. between teth and £7tb aU.. until • o'clock
p m. Advertlneinents received at the followlns branch
eScn mX regular eSlc« rates until 8 o'clock p. m.. viz. :
S£4 Bth *ye., ■. c. cor. ;ed St.: ISS Cth aye.. cor. 12th
att; M E««t l*th «t : 257 W«« 47d et.. between 7th and
Jihav-i-.; set W«»t 115 th St.; ISBJ 8« aye.. between 7«th
as 4 77th ata.; io;« 2d a»e.. near 61st et.; 1703 Ist tr«..
ba\k EXCHANGES; sales recorded.
ThA bank exchanges of tho Now York Clearing
House and the stocks cold on the New York Stock
ftrrthsnge last week xxUl ior the same week of the
prwoedins two years compare as follows:
Autr 25. '(A. Aur. 2», *«3. Ausr. 27. '04.
e&rhangiM . .. $2.881. r*».4fc» $1.7M.201.itr»l $1.0!5.7&1,05S
Ka _.. 10.169,89$ 6 2*5.361 2,176.7CiJ
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
v i:i:k of excitemkst a\d activity is stocks.
Many Issues Sell nt New High Record Figures — Monetary Conditions
Unfavorable.
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET
Transactions in securities in the last week
were heavier than In any preceding week in the
current year, the daily average of dealings
amounting to upward of 1,800,000 shares. This
activity was a continuation of the movement
which developed following the raising of the
Union Pacific dividend rate to a 10 per cent
basis, and it was thought in well Informed
speculative quarters that further animation
would mark the course of trading in the present
week, unJess there should be a most unfavorable
change in the general situation affecting securi
ties prices. Outside of the money market there
is nothing in tho immediate outlook which en-
I courages enthusiasm on the part of the bear ele
| ment, but it is conceivable that in the event of
stringency in money the bull wave in stocks will
be checked for a time, though even with high
money, there may not be a material reaction in
quotations. Traders are basing their opera
tions for higher prices on the theory that there
will be no disturbance in the money market, de
spite the present low position of the New York
bank reserves, this idea being due to the belief
that gold soon will come to this country in
volume from Europe, and that the Secretary of
the Treasury will increase to a further extent
government deposits in national banks. That
th« Secretary Intends to help the money market
is reflected in his recent decision to deposit
13,000,000 with country banks and in his un
oHlcial statement that he is watching the money
market situation with keen interest. The fact
that bank reserves are low does not Indicate an
actual scarcity of funds in the United States,
but It does Indicate that money is being most
actively employed in the channels of trade and
In speculation. High money at this time is con
sidered by many people one of the most en
couraging signs of national prosperity, but, of
course, with time money at 6 per cent there
is little encouragement for the purchase by in
vestow of stocks and bonds which. In tha
majority of cases return less than 4 per cent at
present prices.
"Wall Street is imbued with the belief that spec
ulation in securities is being encouraged by the
most prominent banking and railroad interests,
and in view of recent developments it must be
eald that there is strong evidence that these in
terests have been most anxious to bring about
higher prices for the purpose of shouldering the
public with their holdings. And it also may be
said that the methods employed by certain in- '
terests to attract public dealings in stock have I
been more in line with gamblers' tactics than j
with the ideas of legitimate speculation. Criti
cism of this sort, however, counts for little with
the people who are behind the present market,
while the suggestion that the big men are quietly
disposing of their securities in response to a
public demand, and that this movement soon
may be followed by the collapse of prices, in no
way induces the enthusiastic commission house
operator to exercise caution In dealings at the
present range of prices. The so-called public
was a most active factor in the last week's mar
ket, its presence being more pronounced than at
any time since the bull movement in the first j
month of the year. There appears to be little
discrimination in the character of stocks
bought, purchase being made in high grade and
low grade issues alike, on the theory that, no
matter what the actual value of a stock, its
market quotation will advance under the Influ
ence of bull speculation. There was no impor
tant investment demand. The bbnd market was
dull in comparison with stocks, and thera ap
peared to be little prospects of the development
In the near future of an active Investment in
quiry for mortgage issues. The absence of this
sort of buying is due more to money market con
ditions than to any other known factor, but it
should be borne in mind that bonds have been
declining and may soon be at an attractive pur
chasing level. In connection with the bond
market the following opinion from a well known
banker may be of interest:
re^t- S Imi n t arl £ I rallr stocks have risen
fh^ v ii-s « n t b( i nd s have been declining, until now
o,,m™ °? 8 . 19 o'ten greater than that of iho
common stocks of the Bame roads. We believe
h?£h tr J on f demand will shortly occur for very
ren? £[*!? 6 b ,°?, d 4 when th 6 Unlted States 4 per
cent bonds of 1907 are refunded, as It is estimated
invist^r, l^* Bo^?^ of them are held by pHvato
investors who will not accept a refunding bond at
th?i- Jf,H nt . 6ellln * at a premium in exchange for
frfn^?. t, Pc cent bon <*s- This, of course, will
♦hi f c tically the entire amount of money into
the market for Investment In securities to replace
TLifi at ""jl n B. government bonds. This refunding
■will likewise be a great help to the money market.
clrs *k rg^ Part of no M 0.000.000 United States 4 per
f^^ 0 ? ds I now held by individuals will, when re
ninded in the 3 per centß find its way into national
l^ S nme nt g de P os blBb 18 £ ° r n<W circulation and new
government deposits.
thAT^ nately f ? r he speculative situation, most of
iiie large commission houses are supplied with time
h«M L °v, rU S ?^ er tne year - and »f speculation is
of iJ ch ck ! here ought t0 be no sreat amount
huiW datlon ln Becur while a pause in the
actLffi! ? vement at thl e rlod will Insure greater
tSiti? y «r£ ff nn * money begins to move toward New
money t Tb th6re wIH be a lar !e movement of
Interior h a thl \ centre after the fall demands of the
lar«? n»£?H c be e ? » atlsfied Is foreshadowed by the
flinV» Ji ber or buyera who are now In New York
«on mous requirements for the autumn sea
fmur»T7£» haseß now _ beln made ln al lines for
YnrJ Jtu Xl cry are neav >'. and payments to New
dkitl^n U _ b^, corr f"P° Indln1 ndln « 1 y large. There is no in
nw futur^^ etb^ ck ln trade Prosperity ln the
Wo^fo^ «nit~ n . de £ d all vv f €Ports from mercantile
month? «f FffS " tne P robab »lty of another twelve
S™nf t ?* expansion. Naturally, the sound
Momi«n^^ e .i? n , the United States and tha
5J?J2!2?,,? i ut the la rgest wheat and corn crops
k2»S*»°nH ?r° Ui ; B P ec u»atlve activity in all mar.
clrrle^oJint 1« S«S «K Om i unea siness ln conservative
SlfrrXi f^Jf V h ? J dea that speculation may be
T^iß vi«w ? extent which may result In disaster.
£w«ii 7st of » he ou ook however, is not popular
ln Wall Street quarters. Public activity promises
to continue just a 8 long as the more Important
banking and railroad interests combine to assert
their belief in the theory of higher prices, based on
growing earnings among corporations, increased
iJiY.™ J?# and he B tab » B nment ln the Investment
column of stocks which have never paid dividends.
It is generally understood that the present dividend
era, which Is the outgrowth of years of careful
corporate management backed by favorable natural
conditions, will run on for many months to come
and it is hoped ln speculative circles that Penn
sylvania win be advanced to a 7 per cent basis
that American Smelting will get 10 per cent and
that Norfolk & Western, Chesapeake & Ohio and
Atchison also will receive increased payments It
may happen. howe\'er. that in the case of tho Penn
sylvania the old time conservatism of that com
pany will assert Itself, serving to keep the policy of
fair dividends based on investment conditions
rather than the adoption of the extravagant ideas
v.-hich have been noted among a number of com
panies recently, and which, to many minds, have
been due entirely to speculative considerations.
MISCELLANEOUS SECUEITIES.
(Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch. N<x 80 Broad street.)
. B!<1. Acktd. Bid. Asked.
American Can.. T6 1% .Tit Silver pref... f/> :.«»;
do pref «50to *?1 J B Stetson 275 —
Am Press Assn. 65 103 Lorlllard pref. ...123 ICO
Am Soda Fount 1 8 Lord & Taylor. .100 103
do let pref.... 60 60 do com 6 q F..125 135
do 2d pref.... 8 10 Manhat Trans... 8 B'4
Am Thread pf. . 8 S Mez Nat Con lfl 18
An) Type Fdyn. . 35 40 M& B Con 15-33 *4
do pref 90 100 Nat Cash R pf..lSO —
Am Writ Paper. 8% 4 N V Trans r, 6VJ
do pref 2«* 27% Nlles-Bem-P ....125 188
Barney A- gC. 62'«4 — OU« Elevator. ... B3 68
do pref 160 — do pref fig ]00
Bay State Gas.. % •"■"' Pitts 4t. E ... S3 Bft
Urtt Col Copper. 10 lO>.i Pope litg 313 1 0
Colt's Arm* 78 £2 do Ist pref 70 78
C Co of Am pf.. 7S 85 do 2d rirsf lfl IS
Cen Firework*.. 12 17 Pratt &Wh pf. .100 105
do pref 67 72 Royal Bak P pf..lOJ> 112
Consol RefTlg... 5 Safety C H &X...270 200
Cent Fdry pref.. 20 22 Seaboard Co 2<J 28
Cheaebro Mf«... 4M> 1 do Ist pref..... 84 00
Con C*r Heat... 60 68 <Jo 2d t>ref M no
Oon Rub Tire.. 1 8 61ns«r Mfg C 0.. .400 610
do pref T 12 Standard Oil 606 COO
Cramp S£t E... 18 25 Standard Milling 0 10
Electrto Vehicle. 10 14 do pref ... 30 84
do pref IS 10 Storage Power... >4, v
El*ctro-Pnu* . . W % 10th A 28d Bt F.. 40 60
Empire Steel.... 6 ft Ton M!n of Nev. lg io
do pref 88 40 Tr«nton Pot 16 18>4
Oreene Copper.. 28 28V4 do new pref... 99 log
Hall SJpnal 85 100 do new ctfs... 76 80
Havana Tobacco 19 18** Trow Directory.. 46 60
do let pref.... — 88 Union Ferry 20 80
H-H--M Ist pref SO — Un Bank Note... 47 62
Hud XUv El P.. SO 40 do pref ,M us
Hud Rlv Te1.... 66 JO jUn Typewriter... 01 wi
Inter Bait 85% 8014 do Ist pref... 120 124
Int y.er Marine, JIH 111* do 2d pref 121 123
<lo pref -"-'^ 30 ,
Ni:\Y- YORK DATLY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. AUGUST 27. 1906. -
WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS.
I Last | |Fln'l|
Sales. Bonds. |prey. High. | Low. | Aug. I Net
t | sale. | j 25. jchango
$1000 1 U S4s Coup 1907.1103^4 103% 1 103H 1 108% | + %
3000 do 3s Coup lUIS. 103} 103»i , lu3»i \ 103% + H
1000 do l*s Coup lU3O. 1 1044s 104!» 104'/» ' 104% + f 4
07000 Japanese 6s 100 100% lOO'i , 11X>U + H
75CGO do 2d 80* i 100 9» 7 100 + %
833000 do 4V*s 1»1V 82 91%! 92 + \\
94000 do 2d 90f» 91% 90% 91 + J i
21000 do 4s Ctfs 83 83V» S3 feS% + J .i
9000 Bep or Cuba 55... 106»,i 106% lWi 100 + hi
190001 U Sof Mcx 45... 94Vi 94% 94% 94%) — %
6000 1 Term Setts 3s 05»{ 96% 96% 9«% + %
J6ooo|Va 6s Dcfd Ctfs.. 28% 25% 28 23% ■
4000| Adams Ex 4s 104 104% 104% 104% + %
22000 Am H&L 0s 91 91 9Ov£ 91
14000| Am Ice Sec 6s 90% 93% 92 93 +2%
20Q00 Am Tobacco 65... 112% 112% 112% 112%
630000 do 4s 77% 79 7CVi 78%) + T»
• 2oooO|A T& S F Adj 4s 05»i 99 05% 95% — V*
135000 do 6tpd 93 ©3U 92% 03
140000 do Gen 4a 102% 102% 102% 102% + M.
3444000 do Convt 45.... 104:4 107% 10ft% 107% + 2Ts
472000 do Warrants.... 104% 107* i 104% 107% +2%
17000 At Coast 4b 100% 101% 101 101 4- %
35000 do L. & N 45... 93% 08»i 93 93 — *A.
28000 B & O Gold 45... 103 103% 102% 103
1000 do P LE&WV 4s 98% 98% I 95% 98% + %
27000 do Prior 8%a... 94% 94%) 93% 03% — %
12000 do Swn 3%a 90% 90% 90 90 — %
65000 Bkln Rap Tr 45.. 93% 94% 93% 03U ;
7000 Bkln Un El Ist.. 106 100% 105% 106
6000 Can So Ist 6s 100% 100% 100* i 100% + %
1000 Cent Br UP 45.. 93 90 90 90 — 3
18000 iC of Ga Con 55... 112 112 111 111 —1
1000 do Ist Inc 97 98 03 99 + 1
85000 do 2d Inc 00% 01% 89% R9V4 —1
20000 do Stpd 01T4 90 90 90 — l T i
2000 do Sd Inc 89% 89 89 89 — »i
42000 Cent Leather 55. . 100 100 99 99 — 1
11000 Cent Pac Gtd 45.. 99% 99% 00 90 — Vk
lEOOO C & O Gen 4%5... 107% 107% 106% 108% —1%
4000 do Con 5s U7% 117 117 117 — %
ISOOOIChio & Alt 3s 80 SOU 80% 80% + V,
7000 ! Chto & Erie Ist... 119% 119% 119% 110% + M,
4000;CM&StP Gen 4s A 107% 107% 107% 107%
176000 CB& QJt 45... BS»i 99 97% 98 — %
19000 do Reg 83% 97% 07% 97% .— 1 ,
62000 do 111 Dlv 45... 102 1024 102 102i| + Jl
40000 do 3%s 91% 91»i 91% 91% + Ji
21000 CRI&F Gen 4s. 100>i 100% 100% 100% — %
84000 do Ref 4s 04 03% 92% 92% —1%
64000 do RR 4s 78 78% 78 78% + %
26000 do Cl Tr 4s 92%| 92% 92% 92« —E%
' 1000 CStL&NOM Dtv 4s 110% *101% 101% 101% — 7
8000 C T T 4s Coup off 09 7/s7 /s 90% 99% 99% - —
5000 CIBt L& C 45. -I 99% 100% 99% 100% + %
101000 C C C&StL Gen 4s 101 101% 101 101
1000 do CW & M 4s! 100 »08 98 OS -
68000 Col & So Ist 45.. 02 02V 91% 02% + M.
6.Vsnoo[Col Ind 5s 76% 77 76% 76% + Ji
23000! Col Mid Ist 45.... 74% 75 74 75 + %
103000 [ Con Gas Deb 65.. 180% 143 139% 142 +2%
5000 Con Tob 4s 77% 77% 77« i 77% + %
15GO0O D& H Convt 45.. 110 110 10S* 109 — 1
8000 D& R O 4H3.... 103 MOB% 106% 106% + H
• 6000 Det & M Gold 4s. 92% 92 02 92 — T4
70000 IDist Sec Cor 65... 87% 89 87% BSv4 +1%
20000 Erie Ist Con 45... 102 101% 101 101 — 1
50000] do Gen 4s 90% 90% 89% 89% —1
2950001 do Convt .... 10« 107% 106 107% +1%
8000 E& T H Con 6s. 123 "118 118 118 — 2
OOOO'Ft Wft D C Ist.. 113 113 113 118 — -
15000 Green Bay Deb B. 17 17% 17% 17% + %
12000 Hay Eleo Ry 6s. 94 «92% 02% 92->» + Ji
1000 Hock VUt 4%5.. 105»i 108 106 lp« + %
4Oon'H &T C Gen 45. . 96 95 05 95 — 1
425000'1nt-Met 4%s 84% 85«1 P4% R5% + %
1000 1 Kan & Mich Ist.. 97^ | »7»i 97?; »7»i —
0-100 KCF S& M 4S. 83% 1 83% 82% 82% — 1
7000 Kan City So 35... 73 73 73 73 — —
anno Laoka Steel 65... 103^ lO3H 103 Vi 103% —_%
134000 LSft M S Deb 4s l"0 100% 100 100 -
18000 L&NCI Tr 45. ,! 98 98 ( 97% 97% — %
460001 do Unified 45...)100*i! 100% | OOV4I OOTil + %
11000! do Ro Ry Jt 4s. ] 07% 97 197 97 — Vx
SOOOIMan Con 4s 1102 102 102 103
13000 MSt Ry Ref 45.. 184 88 84 84 -
70000 1 Mcx Cent Con 4s. 77 77% 76% 76* i — J4
80000 do Ist Ino 18* i 1» 18V 4 18»4 — %
TOGO do 2d Ine 15% 1« 1«% 15% - — -
2fK)O Milwaukee Ons 5s 93% 04 94 94 + M
0000 M&9t t. Ist Ref 4s 94% 94% 04% 94% -
6000 Mo K& T Ist 45. ! 100V4 100% 100 100% + %
4000 do M... 1 BfH? R7% R6% 68%
5000 do Ext 5s 104 104 104 104 —
62000 do 4%s Sub Rets 85 8B%! S«% 86% +1%
«X>o MKftTof T6s 108% 105 105 105 —3%
21000 IMo P Ist Con 6s. 12O»4 120 120 120 — H
10000 do Ist Col 55. . . 102% 103%|103% lO3U j- %
81000 do Trust 5s 105 10K% 105 105% + %
75000 Nof M Ist Con 4a 85 85 84% 84% — %
822000 NYC Gen 3%9.. 93% 03% 92% 02% — %
24000 doDeblPS4..... 100 100% 100 100 -— -
10000 do L S Col B%s. 83 88% 88 88% + %
25000 N V Dock 4s »3\l 95 95 95 +1%
1000 NORv &Lt 4%5.i 90*j »1 01 91 +2
6000 NYO & W Rof 4s 101% 102 102 102 + \
700001 & W Con 4s. \ 101 1«1%J100% 101 V + %
160001 Nor Pac Gon 85..! 76% 76% 76 76%
83000 : do Prior 4s i 103% 104% 109N, 103% -— —
7000 OR & N r on 4s. l«0% 101% 101% iol% +1%
7«OOOlO 3 L Gtd Rpf 4s.| 05 »5% j 05% 95% + %
ISflOOOiPenn Convt 8%6. . 103% 103% 101 101% +2%
24020001 do S% 3 1915.... 97 97% 95% 9«H — %
4000 f do Gtd 3%9 Ctfs. 0«% 97% 07% 87U + %
2000 do Gt<l 4HS 106 108 10ft 106 — —
21000 Jt E Inc.i... 72 78% 72% 72% + %
204000! Reading Gen 45. .( 9ft% 9?T4 9» 99 — ts
4000! Rio O W Ist 45. ..1 05 95% 05 95% + %
fiOOOtR Wft Os 55.... 114 113% 118% 113% — %
2000 St Jo &G I lat 4s 00 90 90 90 -
3000 StL I M4S 5s 114% 114% »4% 114% - %
400i>O do Rlv *• G 45. . 193 94 03% 9874 4- %
20.«> Bt L& S Gen 6s 110% 111% 1112 1112 + 4.
170000 do Ref 4s P2% BSVi «2% 82% -
45000 St Ii gwn Con 4s. I 77% 77% 76% 76% -- %
9000 St P M&M E M 6s 101% 101% 101% 101% + H
8000 do Mont Ont Cs 110% «116 116 118 — 1
85nnoi A& A P 45. ... 85% 87 8«% 87 41%
4000! So V & ST. 4».. 101 100 99% 100 —
4000 Scab A L GoM 49. «7U, 57% ( 87^<R7% —
1000 do Ref 5b.. .7.. 101% 101% 101% 101% — %
6000 do At A R 49... »2 02% 02% 02% + H
1000 Sll Sp Oft G 43.. ( 95% 9T% «7% »7% 41%
1450001 So Pao Cl Tr 45.. 91% 92% 92 82 4 %
89R000I do Ist Ref 45... 9«% 1 9«V4 96% 06% — %
830001 South Ry Ist 55.. 116 116 115 115 —1
800OI T C I *'R Gen 5s I 97% 97% 97% 97% - — —
2000lTex Jt Pac 1« ss. 1118^ 116 116 116 —2%
20000 Third Aye Con 4s. 191 01%! 91 91 — -—
SOOoIt & O Cent Ist... 111% I 113% 113 11S% 4 2
«>OOO 1 do Gen o* ... 108 108 10« 108
200OITO1 °Peo f& 45..! 89% 89% R9%' 89%
1000 IT St I> & W 45.. » 82% 82 82 82 — %
lOOOinster & Del Ist. 1W ! 11l 111 , 111 + 1
2"WOTti.l Eleo L. 55... 94% IV'Hi WH 05% + H
6700O|Union Pao Ut 4s. 103% I I<>4% ' 1«3% ( 103% — %
65000 1 ln do n Rep ... 101% 1«3% I^4 1^ +1%
IROOO.VT- Rnof B F 4S. 83% 84 BSH 83%
1000.VT SR & Imr. Us! S2»i « J « « " %
7OSCOO TTT T X 8 F ss. P8 1 "' 9 R %' ft* I *' SW%' — %
7000 do Reff • flS7 i' »H ***] w *) — >
«oon rtl?a ft B Riv 4s. 104 ! 103Tfc 103T4 103^ — <J
4000: Va Ca* Chem ss..Jl^J 100%! 100% lfO% +1 %
1000' ir* C 55... 9R ' 97 ! 97 I 97 I — 1
2O^|v7 a n bafh1 5 t°5..:..m% "ffi"*HH« TT
674000] do r>»h B •■ 80% 82% 81 81% 4 1
161000! Pltt, B T ■■aa..| 86% 86% R5% 36 - %
7000j\Teet Md 4s £»% «4J4 P4% 84% . -
•moo do Convt 45.... 72% 72Vi! 72 72 — %
S'VrnrVß si. imh }«{*}iflaH irovS -1
1000'WIIke,, &IB Ist... 110 110 110 110 — —
BOOOiWIa Cent Gen 4»-l 90 I 90 I 89%| 90
$11,476,000 Total sales for the wee.lt. «Ex interest.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
thirty-eight railroads or systems for the second
■week In August. Of these, thirty-one return sains
of $1,499,636, or 18.9 per cent, and seven return losses
of $35,323. or 7.8 per cent. The whole shows a gain
of $1,464,313, or 17.3 per cent. The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings of fourteen railroads
or systems for the third week In August, of which
twelve return gains of $1,395,377, or 36.2 per cent, and
two returns losses of $36,237, or 10.7 per cent. The
whole shows a gain of 81.359,146, or 36.4 per cent.
Second week In August —
lfturt. 1905. Differences. P.ct.
81 companies... 59,460.275 $7,980,593 1n0.51.409.C5S 13.9
7 companies... 415.0)18 450.3yi x Dec. 83.328 7.8
Totals 88 c05.59.8»5.207 $8.430.9 M 1ne.;1.-!fVi,3l3 17.S
Third week In August —
12 companies.. .$4,941,237 $3,545,860 1nc. 51,335,377 86.2
2 companies... 301,61)1 838.123 Dec 86.237 10.7
Totals 14 c 05.55.243.128 $8,858.053 Inc.sl.BS9.Ho 35.4,
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
1906. 1900. 1804.
Number of miles 7.500 7,200 7.481
Third we«k In August. $1,326,000 $1,061,000 $1,002,000
July 1 to Auguut 21... 10.017.000 8.727.000 7.272.000
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
Number of miles 030 930 830
Third we<sk In AurusC 5174.701 $149,692 $143,781
July 1 to August 21... 1.260.553 1.081.071, OS*.S2O
INTERNATIONAL * GREAT NORTHERN.
Third week In Auguat. 512P.600 $118,000 . $96,000
January 1 to August 21 5M5.800 T05.022 669.660
IOWA CENTRAI*
Number of mile* 558 558 r- -
Third week In August. $55,843 $55,634 $31,670
July Ito August ... 898. 188 873.963 337.CC0
MINNEAPOLIS & 9T. LOUIS.
Number of miles....;.' 790 790 G42
Third week In Augruat. $71,340 $70,778 154.008
July 1 to August 21... 52U43 610.604 414.269
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Number of miles 1.29$ 1.298 1209
Third weok In August. $193,104 5146.689 $161846
July 1 to August 21... 1.288.040 1.136,813 1.105.777
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
Number of mile* 1.482 1.200 1800
Thlrii week In August. $2;t4.51;6 $181,079 $106 638
January 1 to August 21 8.256.648 6.044,611 6,747.403
WESTERN MARYLAND.
Third week In August. $106,041 $93,673 --
July Ito August 2a... 783.962 664.194 -
GULF * BHIP ISLAND.
Number of mi1e5...... 808 270 270
Becor.il week In August $42,601 $80,428 $87,082
July Ito August 14... 261.123 243.139 ili*^?
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL.
Second wetk tn August $156.1f>3 fill .
July 1 to August 14... 4.866.607 1.967.615
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
JJecond week In August $270,200 $224,010 1307 670
July Ito August 14. . . 1.708,020 1.432.440 £$76,810
WHEELING * T.Ar-n ERIE.
Second week In August $119.38T $108,100 UU T«a
July Ito August U... 689.081 C^StK 810 943
CENTRAL RAILROAD OJT NSW JERSEY.
Month of July —
Gross earnings $2,214,601 $2,071,766 ;sl.o?lCra; $I.o?lCra
Expenses 1.106.716 1.056.127 ft»»083
Net earnings 51.107.75.3 $1.056,«29 $83»67S
Ren.. add'M A- imps... 144.014 112.C50 Eb'X'ri
Balanro $063,179 $923,078 $478,680
Charges 012,216 490.014 60&8T4
Surpiuii $460.31* $4*2.066 $37a/JO(J
RAILKOAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
Followinc 's ths ÜBUal table Ivln g the nun.h-r of .hare, of s!I «to-k3 fleaft In Imml WMk, toc.th.r
with the hl B h«t lowland flnnl prices of ;; u h w- 2 k. the-flnal price 3 or a w«Tc ago and the clowns
prl.-<* of Aii*u»i i.'... the bat '-hani;..-. of tho w.ck und tbe h:.;h a;,l low pr!cc. ln th* year 13C«,
■*-ith the hl«h and low prlcea In tho year 1»C6: ■ :—: —
*Z£* 1 IJO6. les 1 est. I Final ( IWMi eaaags, eat. et. _ _jsX
■K-JAlto Mlntns 7T 2.W 2.75^ i".7& ZM +.^ O.W S.M J3
10, 1 Allls-Ch aimers JJ » J3J? ff 4»*4 t « CT S" Ca -*^!i
&.&JS^*^::::::r- COJ4 «2* 43J4 V *S iB » S* nn - i
070.400 •AmalEa.mated Copper.. fcj% m% »«^ l ™£ T.*g *J|g ,„ * j^t, »o
I.CUO American Act Chemical .21% SgirHfffciS*
tJ24 do preferred... — S5 83 M J^_
0.2W ♦Amerlcna Beet Sugar.... — f«fc '** *** 3* +J> » ; gg 43S v
7.1«) American cotton !"::::::::: »»V. »% 2 f| Jgfc $~ M S* M sjg
a.^A^;r^pre...::.:-.:::::::: 230 J»l 244% 2W- ~4>l -fIS * % -*£ »JJ "I*
100 •American Grass Twine 5 0% »H »H ."* — * Jij J" 11% c
400 American Hide & Leather 7 7 7 7 T — — *w 8 . ?
«AS O eri^Te dd S eV U ViuV S V^^^ Sg |, i |£ I fix 11 1
300 'American Linseed — 20=4 »«* 1 t ».■ B3 0-^ 43% 88
e i.^^ri^T^mo^:::::::::: & & |; ft* t^ jg &
294.800 'American Smelting 120% 105? i JW^ JOMs J»ow -r ?* m 13i% J|u^ ij *
I ifeliilllisiill
7,7t"J American Steel Foundry »J» »«? }»H ]"» Jf- .+ »• iS,S |g ei£ .51 i
i^^illlllilliil
do preferred.......... I<>«4 101% 1 1 l-ii 108 lit
3.7C0 do preferred 1O»K 101»i lO)?i JOlVj lt»>*i -r 'W «SJ» \l}'-* .iX
13.800 Atlantic Coast Line l«Ha 14»% 144H 14« l«j» -— - 137>* «** *5 ™
100 American Pneumatic Servlc*... — 82 «2 32 25% +«* j4\ --% __ —
M.^B^in?orl e nniov::::::::::::: -i*% * 1% f -«•.■::«* i T m B
72.680 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Tl* B«fc 7«% T7% TO —* MH tl MS M
100 Brooklyn Union Gas — ISO ISO 180 ia -r C 17= XXg »• >g_
1.100 Brungwlclt IS* IT 16 1575 18!S — • }H «* J3\ *-.. W»
LiSiifiSi NW£> : i *isM 11#
ISS^::;:::: fr it ft £ t h | f f f
28.200 Chesapeako & Ohio CG'.i C3',i « Cl% «H —1^ «H «| » 60H 99
w^ Ch dWef^r-^::::"v:. fit |t £ f S» ='j |^ |n | 1
2 37 :^ch1c,^^u k B eV&-sVr.«i:: il^ *f ;xfs; xfs 2Hi &Jjg% ?% g»6 p&
7.560 do preferred 3SSV 215 Ml 213 £00}4 4-15 Vi =10 I.l^ 19- 1%
C 2.442 Chicago & Northwestern........ SC3 215 SOW, £15 200t» +5% S4O W2 «9 Jf-T,
200 dooref erred.... 245 23S 235 £39 230 —1 270 2ti Sra n-»
100 Chicago 8t Paul M* O — 181 181 181 184 .+ S JS 8 f St
600 dcT^referred — 18« 181 1M 1 1» +« ** >T6 *» I**
100 Chicago Terminal Transfer 17 IS IB 18 18 - — - W4 Ml *» J9
300 do Preferred 87H 88 82 82 81% +*,*£& 12&
258 Chicago Union Traction 8V» 5 6 6 6 -• 13% 8: S J3., «
8.100 do preferred — 10% U 1» 1«S —1H 4J% U* «4 «&%
6.200 CCC &8t Louis 100H &SH »«H 07 MH +J lOWfc C<Ti 1U P^
838.100 Colorado Fuel A Iron 46* 61U 60Ti &3H 67% 4- I S22jSS U .Bl
12.90© Colorado & Southern 20H 88% 87* 87% 86% + *i 88% =0H 80* 23%
I.CCO do Ist preferred 83* 70% 70 TO* TO* — — 73* 6Cb g% ■•
8.100 do 2d preferred 44VS 62% 01 01 82% —IT, 0«% 43 05 Br-4
B.Boo| Col & Hocking Coal & 1r0n.... 16 21* 10% 20% IM6 + li 26% 1. £0 XI%
000 »Comstock Tunnel « — .17 .17 .17 .17 — .40 .10 — —
16.0001 Consolidated Gas — 141 139* — 1»% „ ,
i- Cxxdlvlpe IS7 142% 140 140 — +1* 181% 180% 214 l; 5
U 8.360 Corn Products — 20 10»; 19* 18% 4- V, » ISV; K« 6£
420 do preferred — 77 78 76 76% — % 85% 74* 7& 4<5
0.100 Delaware & Hudson — 226 216 — 223* ......
do ex dlv 1% p c 221 220 218 21»* — —2% 281 18* 240% 37?? i
800 Del Lackawanna & Western... 465 620 000% 600^ OSO —40% 060 437% 486* 895
17.6001 Denver & Rio Grande 85% 43Ti 43% 44% 44% — % BlT< 86% 80% 27%
1,800 do preferred 80S 87% 86 M 86%' — % »1* 83* Cl?l 83%
400 Detroit Southern 10 9Vi 8 8 Sv, — 1* 11 8 12% 4%
300 Detroit United Railroad 94* 85 ©4U 05 04 -5-1 102 00* M* 76*
18.600 «Dl9t Securities 42\ 63% «0»l 61% 62% — % «6% 01 04* 84%
SOO *Duluth So Shore & Atlantlo... 15% IS* 18« i 18* 18* + % 22% 16 22% 11%
700 'do preferred 34 8» 87Vi 38 BSH — * 45 82 46% 51
846.800 Erie 51 47* 4i% «r* 43% +1% 60T» 88* 02% M
6.000 do Ist preferred 64 79% 77H 78 77% + * «3 75 85* 74*
7.700 do 2d preferred 77% 72* 71 | 72* 72 + * 76% 62* 78% 85*
i 2no:Evsnsvllle & Terre Haute prst. — 94 04 I 04 93* -t- * 94 80 96 80
1 100 Federal iilnlmr & Smeltins 112 175 175 173 172 -{-8 190 188 145 60
2.760! do prefered 05 97Ti 06* 07% 96% +1% 112% 01 110* 73
6.7871 General Electric 182* 171* 167 169 170% —1% ISIU I*o% 198 1»
127.0301 Great Northern pref 818 827* 805 823* 300* -4-23 848 275 885 280
2.7001 Havana Electric Railway 24H 60 43 43% 52 — 8% 53 88* 38* 13
BOOlHoekln* Valley pref 03% 9«?U 88 96 96 90% 88 87* 90
UlHomestak* — 86 86 86 84 84 80* 82 72
4.673 Illinois Central 1 178* 178H 175 175*1 173% +1* 184* 164, 188 :: m-\m -\
1.600 International Paper 21% 10% 1» 19% 19% 28% 17 25% ISH
000 do preferred — S4»i 84U 84% 85»i — * 80 62* 88% TO
200 'International Power 66 63 62* 63 61 + 2 95 4-. ICO 4
17.600! International Steam Pump — 62* 49 60 62* — 2* 60 27 40% 98
6r«> do preferred — 86-* 86 86 86 92 70 88% »3*-i
6.850 lowa Central 29\i 81% 28* 30^4 28* + 1% 34% 24 82 24
B.IOOJ do preferred 67% 63Vi 62 02% 02* + % 63% 45 61 00
Ba7llllnterborough-M«tropollUn — 41 36% 89?; 87* +2U 05% 88% — —
18.600 do preferred — 81 77* 60?± 78* +1% 87% 70% — —
600! Kanawha & Michigan — 60 67 6g 6» — 1 76 02 08% 904
7.300 Kansas City Southern 28* Sin 28* 20 28% + * 87% 22% 86% 22*
16.100 do preferred 68 60* 58 60 68 +1 71 4* TOM
100! Kan City Ft 8& M pref £5H 80 60 80 79* 4- * 84* 70* 87 81%
8.700! Knickerbocker Ie« of Chicago.. S3* 61* 60 61U 80* 4-1* 68 04% 63 10
300! do preferred — 78 76% 78 76* +1* 80 70 60 €O
600 Lake Erie A Western — 35 85 35 35 — — 44% 27* 47* 28%
100 do preferrd — 84 84 84 88+1 93 83 106 01
200' Long Island 70 67 67 67 68* —1* 81% 67 73T> 0014
109,800 Louisville & Nashville 150% 154* 148 150% 148* + 25i 156* 186% 107% 184*
6001 Manhattan Elevated 166*4 ISO 147% 150 149% + 2 163 147* ITS 161
100! •Metropolitan Street Railway... 132* 106 106 108 103 —2 127. 108 138 114
eolMlohlgan State Tel . — 93 93 93 92 82 02 — —
6.Boo!Mexlcan Central 2t 22 20»; 21% 21* + % 26% 18% 26 IS.;
600) Minneapolis &St Louts 70^ 71 70 71 70 +1 84* 63 84% 56*
1.850 ! Minn Bt Paul &SBM 185 157% 164* 155* 151* 4-4 164 141* 143 £D! 3
200 do preferred 164H 173% 173H 173* 173* + % 183% 163* 173 . 148
29.100 Missouri Kansas & Texas 84 87«4 35> 3fiH 36* + £ 40% 20 39* 24
6.K001 do preferred 72% 72H 70% 71* 71 + * 74% 64* 73 06%
800 ' Missouri Paclflo lOBV4 100* 95 97? i 97% 4- H 100% 86H llOTi 04*
1.7001 •National Biscuit 65>4 6s> 67* 67%f 68* — % 71* 62 60* 02
1,200 National Enamelling A Stp ... 16 15',; IB I3>i 15 + % 18* 12 81* 11
100 do preferred 85 84 84 84 84* — ti 88* 84 94 80
82.500 'National Lead 43% 82* 7S 80* 81* —1 05% 66 88* 24*
400 »do preferred — 104 102* 102* 102U + M lO6* 100* 111* »T%
12.200! National RR of Mexico pref.. BSW 45% 41H 46* 41% +3% 45% 86 40 83*
1,600 do 2d prefered 20% 22 20% 22 20% 4-1* 22 18* 24* 17%
6.100 «New York Air Brake 162% 147% 143* 146% 144 -t- 2*« 163% 188 168% 140
68,950 N«w Tork Central 154 146 141* 143* 144% —1% 156* 127% MT% 138%
10.300 N V Chicago ASt Louis 53 69 67% .€S 60 —1 73* 00 76* 48
100 New Tork Dock — 80 80 30 40 — 1 BO* $3* (4% 21*
00!»N Y& N J Telephone — 128 127 123 130 165«4 ISO 172* 166*
206 N V New Haven & Hartford... 209* 197 107 107 194 4-8 204% 190 215% 102
11.4001 New York O-.tario A Western.. 56* 49% 46% 48 49* —1* 57% 43% 64 40%
21.800 ! Norfolk & Western 85% 94H 91% 921; 93* —I Bi?4 84 88* »3
2,2OolNorth American 99% 95* 93% 94* 94^ + % 107 Cl% 107 80%
170.4801 Northern Pacific 211>4 219% 209% 216 209 4- T 232* 179'; 216* 168
600 Facino Coast 91>»4 .133% 127 131 131% — * 142 103% 100 V. 78*
Pacific Mall 4f1% 4Ui 38Vi 39V 41 — IV 61% 28% 03% 83
426.242 Pennsylvania Railroad 146% 148^; 141«» 142% 145% — 3 i 147% 122* 148* 131«
I.ooo|Peoria & Eastern 42 44»i 43 44»i 44 + % 46* 83 45'; 2T
1.915 People's Gas & Coke 104% 92 90 92 92 103 88 115* 87%,
Plttsburs Coal 14 15* 14 14 15* —1* 17% 13»; 21 12*
600| do preferred 62 67 65 67 64% 4-2% 62* 60 80t : 45*
400 PCC &St Louis 82 83% 81% 82 82% — * 88% 76* 87% 7O
200 do preferred — 1«8 107% 108 109 —1 109 100 112 100
19.600 Pressed Steel Car — .... 46 55% 53^ 63* 54%! —1% 64% 43 C T; M
900! do preferred OT 90 98% 98* 9S%| 105 90 101*f 67
400 Pullman Palace Car 251 23* 237 237 230% —2% 247% 218 208 230
2. 4ool 'Railway Steel Spring 37* 65% 63% 65 64>; 4- % 62% 44 «3U 30
3to' *do preferred 101% 10W 100% 100% 100 2 4. lo f» 87«1 108 C 3
545.850 Reading 121 144% 137% 141 13S»i +2% 164 112 143% 77
800 do Ist preferred 93% 93 »3 93 92+1 96 80* VT 90
1.500! do 2d preferred 04Vi 95 91 04 95 —1 102 £> 101 M
60.450 ' Republic Iron A Steel 22% 81% 20* 31 30* — % 80 22* 36>4 15
16.100 »do preferred Bft* 101% 100% 101 101 Uo* 91 108^ 6?
178.211 Rock Island 84% 29% 26Ti 28% 27 4- 1% 29U 22* 87% 21%
17.100 do preferred 60% 69% 64% 66 65% 4. v 69% 60 85 6»j
SOO Joseph & Gra.id Island — 24 24 24 22% +1* 27 5» 25 1~
100 do Ist preferrW — 63H «3*-» 63% 60 4-8* GB*i CO C 3 43^
200 do £d preferred — 85 84% .35 32* 4-2* 40 SO 85
B.Roo!st Louis A San Fran 2d pret. . 69% 4fl», 46* 46* 44% 4-2* 61* 40* 73* S
6.200 St Louts Southwestern 2fi* 25% 24V* 25 24H 4- %' 27% 20* 2?2 2O
9.600! do preferred 63 60% 65% 60% "67 4-B*l 61*! 48% 6t2 53
Sloss-Sheffleld Steel A 1r0n.... 90 81 78% 79%! 78 4- 1%1 80V4I £v ll"u an
799.765 Southern Pacific 67* 93% 88% 92*1 90% 4-1% 98U 61 m 2 87%1
1.070 do praf*rred 119% 119% 118 US 118% J. U iao2 113 j^i-' j«a?
LOS, 100 Southern Railroad 85% 89% 87% 39* S«% 4. 2 42% 82H 8^ M*
005 do preferred 100% 100 99% 90% 99% — - 10s 87U .Sj, S
I.Boo)Tennessee Coal & Iron 91% W2% 160 160 160 ■ 163 ij»* llT* pa
2O.9OO!Texas A Parlna 8«% 85% 83% 84% 34% . 39% •>« 41 S.
9f»0l do Land Trust _. 45 84 80 84 84 . 86% 60 M fnt
900! Third Avenue Railroad 120 127 124% 127 126 +1 13»% 1^ 141 i£*
1.100 Toledo Railways A Liltht 84% 82% 82 32 32% — * 38 29V Jtu hi
8.400 Toledo St Louis A Western 87% 88 82% 34* 82% + 1»! ' 40% 25U 4.0 SiU
5.5001 do preferred 5«% 65 61 62% 52 4- % t9^ S* -fts SmT
6.ooo!Twln City Rapid Transit 11* 1161 i 114% 115% 113% 4- 1% 122% io?v r^' im*
1.2001 'Union Ba ff A Paper 10% 9% 8* 9 8% 4. •%l fffi 7% u»? 10 L.
410 'do preferred 79% 71% 71 71% 71 4- * St C7U rS *5*
1.230.800 rnlon Paclflc 136% 190* 181% ISS% IS4>; 4-8% 190* Ms* 151,^ jS
871 do preferred 98% 95 94% 95 94$ + % 09^ 91* 101H J-.f
2.loo' United Railroads Investment... 72* 67% 63 63 67% — 4%f 9* mi {$4 2*2
1.4251 do preferred 88 73% 72 73 73% — % 93*4 SS flTv (Ui
4.9001 «U 8 Cast Iron Pip* A FMry.. 81 40% 47% 48«4 47% 4. 1^ U 4315 491? S9
600 «do preferred 93 91Vi 90% 91% 83% —2 98% 90 Srli lm?
130 United States Express — 124VJ 124V1 124>4 128 —1% 138U im 191* mS
700 'United BUtes Leather pref.... 110% 115% 113% 115 103% 4-112 117* 103 V lift ioaS
7CO S Realty A Imp P»% 80 77 I 79% 75 +4% 9i%| 75* «Li 1 5»*
1,400 HT S Reduo A Ref 33% 37% 36 36% 36* I? 40% Zk 5»! i%
1.800! 'do preferred 71% 76% 74% 75 76 —1 84 £> tSS I
8.205 United States Rubber 51% 48% 45% 47 45% 4-1% 89% si Efi2 25«
1.450 do preferred 110 109% 107 108% 108% 2_T 115 10 , .ff!? »**
100 do 2d preferred — 79 TO 70 80% —1% 87* 70^ £X "=''
1.468.661 United States Ste*l 87% 47% 41% 47% 45% +2% 47» ? KMt Si if
158217 do preferred 106% 100 106% 108^ 108 +l\ lI3C ||5 .S3* 2S
B.TOO VirKinla-Carollna Chemical 32% 41 38* 40% 37% +8* 88 If* I 2L. S?
450 do preferred 106% 109% 100 io»i| 109* J-il* irru. i2l £fj JS&
500lvirBinia Iron Coal A Cok* - 46% 43* 43* «*! _8 86«! «q "i^ W
800|«Vulcan Detlnning — 10 9% 10% 8% 4. 1H Ssu t **2 *2
800! 'do preferred - 60% 60 60% 6 n? 4- lS 87 rA J*J> •
lOOlWestem Maryland — ■ 37 37 37 86 T ft *«»t L l^ 2S* 4,.
B.2oo!Waba»h 22% 21% 20 20 jwj I 2 i 53 ii* 2*,. t'?,*
9.100! do preferred 43 *«■£ 45% 46% 47% —5 58* Inu. S* IT*
42ft!Wells Fargo Express — 801 293% 293% 300 —41! 801 I 533 »U JE
3(V)!Westem Union Telegraph 04 91% 91% 91% 02»; —1* »$v 01 *csv *£
100!Westin«hous. Mf 170 IJO ioo 160^ ,55* _^ ,*** »• W^ g
I.looiWhe.Mlng A Lake Erie IS% 18% . isi 4 ta^l ls^ 4. ° v *S? % X 5? M 4 IS2
7001 do Ist preferred 42 41 89% 41^1 ill Z. H | Zl\£ iS. I I?*! 1 13
800 do 2d preferred 25% 24% 24 1 24 23« T^i\ BBHI ffl \ tUI t!i
1.850 Wisconsin Central 81% 27 2826% 26%i%33 H S S$ 22
3.1161 do prefwed ....._.. .^.^__jß%J_j3Hl 50% 51 1 51%f -$/ gf 2 Jgf »
10.1C8.393 Total sales for the week. •Unlisted. "~ ~ ■ L ! ==21 2.
NEVADA. CALIFORNIA & OREGON.
Month of June —
Gross earnings $23,001 $23,281 $20,75.t
Net earning* 10.566 13.572 5.335
July 1 to Jun« 30—
Gross earnings . $232,103 $223,372 8194.534
Net earnings 100.961 104.277 49.603
BOUTHESX INDIANA.
Month of June—
Gross earnings $132,803 $107,375 $106,841
Net earnings 67.117 45.514 42.01S
July 1 to June 30—
Gross earnings $1,456,849 $1,380.9(15 $1.293.r.5l
Net earnings 680. 682.6R2 00 i.763
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN.
Month of June— 1906. 1005. Chanajoa
Gross earnings $135,222 $149,516 Dec. $14,294
Operating expense* 88.358 03.741 Dec. 5.333
Net earnings $46,864 $65.778 Dec 88.0U
Charges 28.00S 27.632 Inc. - 376
Surplus $18,856 $29,143 Dee. $9,237
Fiscal year —
Gross earnings 11.A07.658 $1,541,100 Ino. 566.456
Operating expenses 1.033.823 1.128.162 Dec. 74.843
Net earning* $554,307 $413,067 Inc. $141]j13
GRAND TRUNK.
Month of June. —
Oroes earnings . $2,792,400 $2,078,701 Inc. £"13 C3o
Operotlns e33>«nses. 2,248.945 1.738.107 Inc. 4S3.'eT9
Net earnings .... 5543.4E3 $820. 404 Deo. 8272:033
Fiscal year — -.-—
Gross *arn!ng!t $80,710,634 $t5.011,550 Ino IDA <UU
Optratlns expenses. 22.048.051 20.001.843 Ino. 1."057.'3(V)
Net eamlna* $S,Cai,SSS $8,420,605 Ina $241 87S
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
Tear ended June 80— 1006. loos \*o*
Gross earning* $8,673,148 $7,377,711 022.674
Ot*ratliis *xv*isa*.... 5.817.655 5.123.003 oltKuW
Wet earnings $2,756,498 $2,254,6W "s2"lig.ai7
Charges and taxes 2.060.167 2.063.21S 1."1.73,"034
Surplus :.... $606,826 •$191400 <i«m
Preferred A dlv 668.620 '.. l H?#ts
Burplua $138.7«» $101,400 t5141.64S
•Equal to l.«S%'on $U.336,MX> preferred A stock.
'I ■ A
GOVERNMENT ' BONDS.
Government bond quotations compare as fellows
with those of a week aso:
— Augj. 1& — — Aqg. SB —
U. 8. 2». regtsterea. 1930 ?o?n A mk JJg^ A i^t
g I vu a ri9! D 18 ::::::::« 10 1 \B ™
V'- f- i *■ n ? o7 OO7 ::::.i 1 a1? 101 1O3«; 10T
\ .S. 4s, coupon. 1007 103U lot w 104
V. 8. 4s. registered. 1026 129U iso»» jSg* *J» v
VB. 4s. coupon. 1925 12»< Jao2 isa ifJH
W'Jrtct or Columbia 3-«55.... 115 -* JS l £l !
Philippine 4* 100 _ JQO —
TRUST AND SIRETY COMPANIES.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street )
Alliance Realty 118 m I.rn BB I ,L&T His A i«a l "
Am Surety Co. ISS 105 Mt Verion -•?
B Mt» GCo BW> 400 Mercantlte z S
nowllng Qrw-n. 4W «7O M.tror^Uuin" ' " " — co>
SSSSr..:::: 88 » "S^S^- g S
CVntury R Co.. I roo Mutual AVuanci m 8
Wonlal 885 aOS Nassau 2.3) -10
Columbia ";.V — 2SB Surety Cb l» H5
Commonwealth - « NTLhtTr' iro lAm
Btnplre Tr Co.. 815 — NTMiiA* S 2J
EquHabl. _ 47,, S ? Kit C^. .' f« 7SO
EX"?*™ £*? — »•«» Peopto* 823 850
Fifth At Tr Co — 565 Realty Asao 157% S
Katbush 385 278 StaadardTr «lrt S
g»nklln ? 1 TU!» OATcK I I
J^H0n.. ;..... SOO 3=5 Title I Coo: NY IM^ i«sv
OuarTrCo.... — t3S Trust Co o» Am tVi res
Guardian C27U — Union 1 »-»\ » .^X
Hudson TrO. 110 110 V&t* CmY**! |'v 3 i'm
Hamilton 350 — V S Cas Co. ..'."Sio I<S75
Home TrC*... IRS 103 l.'Bj|*TOo.] £n 4 7£
Hudson Realty 125 139 UBTO&ICo lli u»
Im«r Bkj Corp — 140 Van Norton .„ S sS
Kings County.. -t3i> 475 naehington . *V
Knickerbocker. l.rfO ,— U'eaichester ' * ' " tin tr^
Law Mtc C 0 . .. 100 inr. w&nTlvr; i-- ,X
Uncc!n — <5*J hnnisco- ...!;il £i» aSJ
Auction Sales 'of'''RcdjfrjJ£*
BfPREME8 fPREME rOFRT.
—William r. Tar;;e,v pv ,. ( . " J - N u
LJNE WARMER BEEKVIa" ?• ilr~. •«Ilr*« I lr* AB '
1* h«r«by given •:*• la j.-, . %l . •."-■..-. .^ ? 1-
J-idgment In partition, finry buj. •, '" ia lnrw^.'-**
a. -ion b»*r--c i^.-, n. tbo s?«s* J? ,*' • ~ '^
Tork ea ti« 2«UI day ai July V 1";V 1 ";- , VSrt.-.t? •'"!
R-f-:»« ta s»ti Jnj<n«at named, ''^fl."* "lac-Ni- "•
• action at th^ .S-^ torx, K-al E^. r!? " : ' v -.f 1
n«* Tot*. •■ tko 10th day of Om^S * ln ~
Q-c!oe'4 nooa oa th.t «ay. thrtniii "£r?** r \ HM "J !r! r
aSKM— ws. tke fvssaasss ttrertasTw^. p " '■'■'•:< t c-* 3
sold and th?i-la (Jescrib^L/ fon»».. " ' Ifisfsl '
b*oco or aareol of land, situau ta tit "»^ s iii;gi 1
sfta* City of Now Tork. la Con=*,? -f"^""* £:
Stats of New Tork. formerly ta ta?SLS IS BS
County of Vostefcostsr. T|torslsr|i7"J f 1S; *J
of Joosph DskOMd. aad dtottamsatt 2JT* * > •>
ing lots ketoagtag to Joi-ph D*lifi.;aV, c ': t Cxi?
FMdtay. — mr*yot, and dat*d ApiiliSfc^! " "T" T *«. "
MU 67t1, «ld .Aftany taiboTss g^;, ' MftS .
froM tar fae old Albany Post B^a? SSSL.KfSA
• «■!**■ «e*\ said Soutt^.-ly Jfts- SrtE^H&^fc^
Ha* ftstwssa th* farms of Oamtt <£&£*"*'>> — -
Dslaflsid. art distant therefr^ "j£r?Sf
<••» UakS: V.-estorly tn tb* r^r Swk ■sJ? "' »r_j 9
S*? : — < Wortkorly by lot Xa 4 «TIi r "' -J
being la krsadtk In front aad rsss tS» V^T ?'»■ «'^
Jeagth oa the oa th- north rthe^J 1 ' a .r> t»4:^
fl») Haks. and on th« nortk sid* flVedK*! "*"*'' -• ■
roar (84) links eoßta!nia« on» a-n ii^sW*9j
dredths of aa aer*. more or i^- — . -"** **» *»».:
kouadary of tbo above a*stfib*a tratt ,I'-*:* T-*--.T -*--.
<- octa^ ■; »terry corner or tract. iS, -? J*cas» r
and ? aaU:*r by deed 4at-1 K^^. ft* ?•- <sS
rremhen caar-j »i by Jan- F i?,«~i. lt "^--. -7.
•Wry ta Jafcr. i^t.yth. by de-3*S - 1 fc&^'i
:: * MM f T - H«* 84.. aad wtth taTfSSsr ' **■-■-
cr;:a!«* eoaT.jr-2 by t&» ■»«%?' b» - R« Ui
Kan «2r,i ,tktu Esrouri l^aul^^', a
J>Mira" EL DCP.OS?. ES9.. Attorr-r—V.. ; :
«-fc Br ? a .. 3T - Borova% of Sfanhatt .' .** - '**"• Z3i
descrtbsd akwe; " "' ''■ =» iciiij
I 1 Akoat a»» 3 i»r V'
Atont £sg.;» it. \ in^-tr.t:-- \
Old Attaay Poat Roa*.
Ths arjraxtaats a=Muat er the taxi, » •«••■«.
w«t«r r;ats cr otiur m=- to be iuoMV JT^Tl"*"- 1 iM
•ct of th- rcrehis* moaijr or raid t» t>. iLT 111 * 1
Datet. New Tork. Aognst !«h. m
iaAAC s. Baaa Ifji
Excursions.
1 IHHII 1 I
n,ey Caanot Barut ,,,.. Th.T Caanot itai'
•\ll Ilckrtt lnflnrao adaif^loa to
DREAMLAND. CONEY ISLAND,
1 tis Cr*at««t Amnseia-nt Enterpri" t tS« Tv lr "
TIMr TABI.TC (-CiUlcer TO CHA.NOE!-"
Übjm root 153 th St.. North Blwr, 3:ii «^.j , «,
11:38. *:—. 8:00. 4:50. 7:48 P. ii. A *'
IflM root of «d St.. North River. 9:« X mim
11:18 A. M.: 12:00 H.. 1:19. 3:99. S:4«. 3:»5 i:?
BTBe, 8:15. T:W. 7:45. S:3O. 8?W V. JC •*"***
kVeave Flor 1. N. R.. halt hour later taaa a' 1M St
R-- imlac— inn Iron Pier. CBM7 Mai "lvn
•11:11 A. M.; 15:10. »j;:SS. •I.M. 2:55. HI t 9
•S:l3. «:10. 7:19. 7:85. -3:4». »:J3. •:»:Mj. Umi ?.£
B^tcralaar from Coney Island trips siaiai 1 «5 4 • 7>
ta 12311* Et. rrorti. FJver. {>
RoandVnp Trip Tlcti-f«. S5 C?nt».
Boand Trjp Tkiets, tSti at, 45 Cent*
STEAMER TAt-R(- »a!<>i trlsi ZTFBT DAT ,
FISHI>O BA>"KS. Z.ear« E. »lst St. ;:3» A it- P:
(Kew) KOl 1. N R . 8:20 A. M. Bait sjaj sSfe VJ
board. G«ntlemen. 75a: Ladles. IOo:; _---. 3ic
to nui nMF nmr Mb!
STEAMER GRAND REPUBLIC
ROCKAWAY BEACH
X.T. teat ISMh Bt. X R. 8:15. 8:09 A. at: BMH
Lt. foot «d St.. N R-. 9:00. 10:09 A. M.; 1:IJ ? I
s>. Pter (Now) 1. N. 8.. 9:59. 19:4* A. J£.; I:3} ? it
Iff. Tonkers 8:15 A. M. Tuesday and Friday.
Ur. Rockaway Beach 11:00 A. 11.; 5:09. 6:11 P.M.
R»'iind TWp Tlct-et*. 60 «t». i ' : ■ir*o, .- rt*
Include admission to Steeplechase, Park at HHs]
North «r South? Go whither yoc will-Sow
Scotia or Bermuda, we're ready with thi IM
and tours (Inclusive) at extremely ; hsj ■■
Come ln for bills and Information.
■■seta! tripe tor Labor Ihty t» JCwrs g»t!s. 3
muda. Catsklllat. Niagara. St. Lawrene*. stßi HI
to 51.00.
THOS. COOK & SON
thkkf 1 irfn. XIS Broadway (o?. Cty M|
NFU YOKK h TTfn. 1200 Broadway (cor. MBU
HH Hi J 849 2la«ison At*, (cor. 6Maßt>.
BOSTOX. PHILVI'HI KH. ( HICAOO. ETC.
¥E(L[LiliT®li fM
CALIFORNIA
EASTERN- KESORTS
m SEFiEH32?.
THE FINEST MONTH FOR TRAVEL
A delightful tour to Tellotrstons far' ■"*
Paclflo Northwest. California. th* Ora=.i C]™x
•tc leaTln^- Sept. 10. Also to th* Paris asit.*
raasniaeent Canadian Rocklsi on ••*' ■■
Tours to Eastern Resorts, covering all x ?* : fT
from 7 days to 3 T*--#ks. All tlcV-ets a0o« '-1
mr privileges. Relief from all care anc T*-
IVRITE A 7 ONCE FOR BOOKUU
ZX2ZVZDCAX. TRAVEL TICKETS BT *-
RAILWAT AND STEAMSHIP U*B* *
Ball Information «tndl resarvattona t»T telf I"*
% T*L 6060 Gramercy.
Rnyrn-nu & Wr/rcrrnb <o:
n UNION SQUARE. NEW V ■'■<■
BJbjbOMbj Philadelphia. Ptttsbursh. Chiei;^ 1
to WlT.\t»> kmu« vr . -rr
OYSTEE -18-A^
of targs*t floet of Vntted Sratas WaisWs*
. ever assembled ric"
IRON STEAMBOAT ' CEPHEUs
restricted to one-half her licensed e*rrrt=* •■ "~"
will b« despatched from
FifT V.. 1 \ ■-"! Khrer. Nt 0:0t> \ *••
O.V i.vrok i>u »n-i Jl .
TICKETS. 52.00
Alt© NOW OX SAt.E AT
lTh!t,hai.°li»M.lh;«. VMH!> co. _ Tv
AVhltehnn BulMtusr. t:
and at VI it J. Xorth Brrsr.
LABOR-DAY
EXCURSIONS!;
TO p«..<
M.\<. \K \ F.\T.T^— i P.IVJRir "'*-t !
S.IKATOCA A>*T> UU'«MsW-»,f« l !l l !.| il '
Complete arrangement*. Hotel* •^» llI "* B S|B»*
F<«ite. 81ghta««lns. »tr. S«>n<J fw -Sp««?«M "VntC
THOS. H. HEHDRICKSON. TP»
THOS. H. HENDRICKSON l» UB *
f| < Xt II us «. 1 HKi»>M > N >
CHARMING EXCURSIONS
WEST POINT. NEWBURGH AND VO'fri^
D«Uy (except Sunday*, by Pa!ac» Iy.SXfB
Steamers "New Tork." "Albany" and "■?«»»■>•
soa." Brooklyn. Fulton St. tby Aniin>. »• *^ M |
St.. 8:40. \V. 4!« *l . 5: W. U9th St. »*>j|a|
turning oa down boat d«e 4id St 5 : 3 r*XT3. "
MORNING ANI* AFTEnXOOK CO»C*s«
ROCKAWAY beach
LONO ISLAND mni»»»^ jj»
Lear* New Tork. root East S'Ui susst. we-» fp | l^
c.». 8». »20. idsa io.s<x un» •»• *?t? «i ■
r.«o. •3.00. S2O. so. 5 20. a.ao». •«*** SiT •»
it>. 10.30 p. ss.. Ii«O midnight -K=3 «•
RED BANK I*!^ '
T>-ive3 FranVtta >».. rier I*. N*. U~ , d *^ •, 'wi *
p. m. 9wMMa*a. sa. caly iar H!«^«i'' I Hl>urT'' I> *
ISxc, Ovc. Troll** cor.n«Ct:Bß 10 I^irj Br*3tX -^,^-33

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