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Bankers and Brokers.
TREATISE ON OPTIONS.
•Jr. Arthur Cramp, late City Editor et Th« Ttiaea,
-Le*rr.b«d "Option*" as
" The most scientific and prudent way of |
operating on the Stock Exchange.
ThU t?ttem. although very popular on the Continent
and In America. In pot •« well knonn amonsst In*
vesto* •• ltd merits Jtik( if »
Wr h«Te Jn»t published a new Treafli* on this
subject. which will be Mat poet Ire* on application te :
The 6ecret_uT-
London & Paris Exchange, Ltd.
BANKERS.
Basildon House, Bank,
London, England.
•r from anr •' •»» Branches.
R. L. DAY 6. CO. ,
BANKERS,
IS CONGRESS ST.. • JTASSAC bt.. |
Bottoiu Sew Tork.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS j
Exempt from State, County
and City Taxes.
Chas. D. Barney Co. i
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
25 BROAD ST.. SEW YORK.
Branch Office, Sherry*. 441 h St. and Fifth Arc.
N>w York.
123 South Fourth St.,
' liiiladrlphia. !
NATIONAL PARK BANK,
BANK OF AMERICA.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE NAT'L BANK,
UNION EXCHANGE BANK
DEALT IN.
CIiIHTTOET GILBERT j
2 WALL STREET. j
P"""^^ *^ ~"~ "— — T. — j
Financial.
TO HOLDERS OP
Five Per Cent Collateral Notes
THE WABASH°RAILROAD CO.,
DCS MAT 10. 18«r. ■
NOTICE is hereby - en that the amount of the prin
cipal an 3 interest of th« abene mentioned note*, due May
10. -SOT. will be paid at maturity upon Burrrnder of th« j
notes am! coupons at the office of the Bqtlitabla Trust !
Co., No. 15 Nassau Street. New York City.
• TUB WABA.SH RAILROAD CO..
By J. C. OTfGtOK, Aas*t Treasurer.
BATOPiLAS \
l* a. Mine, not a Prospect.
an<_ stands in the market
AT 45C. ON THE DOLLAR.
BUY BATQPiLAS
UUI UM gu 1 sioMv
at Sl.S 1 . for a rise to par '20'
Full particulars on application.
CARLISLE & CO.,
74 Broadway, N. Y.
Tels. C_".7-6."iS Rertor.
Financial Meetings.
PITTf*BrB<iH. FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO
KAII.WAY < O.
Pittsburgh, ra,. April 30, IPO7.
NOTICE.— Tho Annual Meetiiiß of th« Stock and Bond
boMers of tht- Plttaburgii. Port Wavn«» a.- <*hicaKO Rail
nay Co. ■will be held at the office of the Company, In the
ntj- of Pltusburjrh, on Wf-r_ ) n.S'_a>-. Mb;.- 15th, IW7. at 12
.'clock, for the purpose of electing four Directors, three
ti the place of ■. like number whose term esptres on that
lay and one to f.ll a. vacancy.
.. ,r, .-'. ... ,B. VPHAM. Secretary.
'"■ AMERICAN TK.UT BOCIBTV.
The find Annual Mating ' ■•" th< .->■.;•• will be held
. U'e»ir«>s<lay. • May M\ H«ii. st 3 P.M.. In the. Lecture,
Room of the Madison Sqnarf Pr<_ebyt«irlan Church. corner
of Madtw-a Aye. and Mtfa st Beperta of the year's
»peratt-.n«i will be. presented, brief addrf^sps will be ma/If
by R»v.- fiotttrr C. Btuntr, P. I>.. and others, and the.
Board am! O>n_mltte«-F •wil! be flwted. Th« annual mft-
Ins of '.''Mi -J.tCHirerg will b» h r ld_ Members and friends
rf the Socitly i,...i the public are cordially invited.
«_ ,
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
The transfer books of this Company ■*»',:: be closed at
» o'clock noon on Saturday. May '"■;. 1907. preparatory
W the annual ceneral meetlnjf r>f the shareholdf-rs to be
held at St. Thmr.ua. Ont.. Jun« fith, and will be reopened
en Thursday, June 6th. IBW
CHARI.ES F. COX. Treasurer.
I A ©VERTIBEMENTB AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
Ui. Tribune received at their Uptown Office. No 11*4
Broadway, between 36th and 37th sis., until 9 o'clock
p. m Advertisements received st th» following branch
offices at regular office rates until „ o'clock p. m.. vis :
264 *th »vf... a. c. cor. 23d si : 153 6th aye.. cor. 12th
at.; 92 East 14th •_.: 257 rv«-«t 4_d st-. between 7th and
Ith ayes : 2C3 West 12Sth et.: 1338 3d aye.. between
*6th and 77th sts. ; 1026 Id aye. near Slit St.: 1701 Ist
aye.. near __th st : 157 East 173 th St.:
Proposals.
NOTICE.
-To Holders Thomas Colliery Co. si Isi Kortgace Bonils:
Vnder terras of Finking Fund. Bea)«d proposals ■•••ill v*
ihWfived until 12 M.. BaUirda May 2. ith, 1»:>7 at the
iflJce of the Fenneylvania Company for Insurance ..11
Urn arid Granting Annuities, Trustee, for the f»j° of it,
»t the lowest price, no« .xi ■■■ ling 102 l i and accrued In
>ere«it, of aa many of *aid boniln mh (12.057.04 will pur
thane Proposals should '.!•• addressed to
C. H. V. PA<TKARD. Prrslder.t.
r.17 c.• itnui 81 . Philadelphia.
t — '
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
CTumlshed by Frederic H. Hatch. No. 30 Broad street.)
Bid. A«ked Hid. Asked.
'&m Pre«» A«B'n 85 105 Lord «• Taylor... SS 101
Wlm Soda Fount. 1 3 do com 6 o P.. US US
do Ist pref.... 25 82 I Manhattan Trans .*>S 1
&t> 2* pref 3 « M»x Nat Con . ... Hi 18
'Am Thread pref. 3 » M & B <'on 16-32 H
Am Type Fdr».. 3S 42 Nat Cash R pf. .130 ' —
do pref 87 100 .V V Transport.. . 3 4
Jim Writ Paper. 2 Vk N!i«-f Bern P ....M8 110
d-» pref 2T-i 24 JOHb Elevator.... 35 4i>
Barcey & S C. . — "3 i do pref »1 m
do pref — I<2 | Plttn a.- 1.. X 34 37
Stay State Gas.. M Pops Mf s — 4
Brit Col Copper. 74 7*. do iv,, ,, r< -f 45 f>2S
Coifs Arms 75 R5 I do lid pr»-f — 14
CCoof Am 24 ♦ Pratt A. \V pref.. »f. K»>
do pref 70 .fiO Rival PaW P0w..14S ISO
On Flre.work». . 13 17 d. pr#* ion lor.
do pref «7 72 Safety Cll & U.2SO '.'•i'l
Con»ol Refrln... 4 0 Beaboard Co. .10 21
C«nt nary pref. 14»» i- r ''4 do -i pr*-f 4" 45
Cheeebrn MfK...4l>> 440 Slnf<-r yif/g '■, 4!*> fil<»
Con Rubber Tire 4 « '. Standard Milllnc. 7 10
do pr»-f is 23 I rio pref SB 3.1
Cramp 8 * 8... 13 19 Standard Oil 62C 6M
Electric Vehicle. — 12 Morace Power... <» 4
do pref — 14 I loth * 23d ft P. 40 «V>
Empire Steel.... 8 11 (Ton Kin of Nov. 1« 1814
■ do pre? ."0 62 ! Trenton Pot ... 14 15
Greene. Copper.. 24v; 2« ! do new r e f ... 85 B3
Hal! Signal ... 80 7O I ,v, new rrf« . . m 72
Havana Tobacco 11 13 Trow Directory.. 35 43
do l»t pref . 2° 2* Union Ferry 25 80
31-H-M l«t pref 40 45 ii- Bank Note.. r>7 «2
Hud Riv El P.. — 32' j do pref 60 BS
Hudson Rlv Tel. — 72 t"n Typewriter. ."4 ' KS -
Inter Salt IS 16 ■ do ] at pref 115 11»
J n !;;«-tsnn 275 — ! do M pref. 115 119
Lori! !ard p ref . . . 130 14.*. |
;'|>] «
BANK STOCKS.
'RerTT-l by Clinton Gilbert, No. 2 Wall street )
-?:'''* HiJ. **•• Bid. A > kM
America . SOS r.25 ! Lincoln . . 1 j<». _
Am Exchange. 235 245 Manhattan Co.. 300 Sift
Am National 215 225 j Market * Ful.. S3 265
Bk of Discount ISO 160 Metrcpoli. 290 —
Battery Park.. 12<) ISO MeohanicT " '. '. '. 235 245
Bowery ...... «• 330 Merh & Trad.. Ifi7 173
Butch & Drov. I*o — lM.i.anM> ... 220 "40
'^ f.- 1 at - ?S - 4S Metronolltan ... I*l 172%
Consolidated .. ISC lao Merchants' .... 157U 163
Century 190 — Merchant*' Ex. 170 190
9>«« 3 ( « SV> ! Mount Morris.. 240 —
Chatham — 320 Mutual — siw>
Chemical ..... 575 400 Nassau 195 200
Clt Cent Nat.. 137', 147% Nat Copper 220 —
CJtr 250 2«0 New A,,! Nat.. _ 210
O.el«ea Exch. JOO — NyNBA . .. . 2»> S.«J
OSBMkSrea 1«» 1... N y C0unty. .. 1,200 —
t>>lonlal . 700 -~ Nineteenth W(J. 3Si» _
Columbia wO f.25 ' M i,t & 0n... 400 410
Corn- Exchange 21*0 r/a North America. 2<a 275
i;a»t Rlrcr IV) 160 | Northern Nat.. 172 1«2
Fidelity . .... JM 205 Oriental 2*55 275
*"ir*t National. 625 640 ! Pacific . . 230 250
Fifth National 340 — Park 440 465
Flftli Avenue.3.B'<o 4.2f«" M-,.,,,;e-« 300 —
Fourth Nat... Lao 800 ?>t . n ; x 1.',0 161
Fourteenth Bt. {39 300 l 7i a>: * 670 • — '■
Oallatln SSO »C 5 , produce Exch.. I<V) 175
Clarneld 800 f.2T. Rlvfrrslde. 250 2S«>
«#rrjr.an-Am .. 145 155 p.taboard 350 870
Gertnaxi Exch. 435 —■• *„ „,] 700 ■ : —
Germanta .... 600 — | State «B0 —
<Jrecnwlch -*W> 255 ! Thirty-fourth St 220 —
Hamilton ... 2T^> — Twelfth Ward.. 450 —
Hanover 4*o MB | Twenty-third W 100 —
Imp ft Trad... 6.V1 BSS I r-lon Exfti 220 240
JnfcrbcrouKh . )'•'< 1«" if S F.xchanc*.. i22V4 132.4
Jrvttir Nat Kx. INS - f "> : '.Vafhfn«-ton Ut« 225 —
J»a*x»on Vf» 220 iWfit Side 600 —
«*•** 800 ClO STorkvllla ...... 4 JO 423
SECURITIES CLOSE HEAVY.
EARLY ADVANCES OFFSET BY AFTERXOOX DECLIXE.
I'nion Pacific and Reading Features— -Brooklyn Rapid Transit Goes Up
— Money as High as 4 Per Cent.
Closing prices of stocks dealt in, -with net
changes, follow:
*Amal Copper... 96 T » — SI Ms'-kay Cos pf.. 68»i
Am AgChcm... a) + 'a, Manhattan Elev.l4O
Am Beet Bugar. lrt t 4 M & St L, ?-<>*» + '*
Am can pref... 3. » M f» P & P S M.10M4 -rl
Am <• __ Kdry.. 3. ■ - Mo Kan & Tex.. a 74 — 4
do pref BMi + \ Missouri Pac 7*4 — 4
Am Cot Oil pf.. :«> -i-2 *Na-. l^ad «»<»» +2
Am H & L. pf 214 — ■». do pref i>?\ - ■*
•Am Ice B«cur.. 74 — Nhse M & P . If*- 1)*1 )* + *
Am Linseed 124 IVi N V Air Brake.. - %
•Am Locomotive 64 — IN V Central 11S4 — : '4
•Am Smelt ISM. — KIN V O & \V 384 - b %
•do pref 1004 4- 4 Korf & West.... 7f» +1
Am rMitrar 1254 + 4; North American. 7. > — 4
Am Tob pref ... «>2 7 , + T»t Northern Pac 136H + 4
Am Wool pf.... W»» —V. do right!" 117", + %
■Anaconda *>4-« — •» tPenn Railroad. . 124% 4- %
AT& SF. 86% — 4 Peo & East 22 — 4
At Coast 1.1ne..1034 Peo (i & C S)3\« - %
«alt & 0hi0... 100-., -t-1 Pressed Btl Car.. 37 +1
... pref 89 — 4 do pref -•'.-% -r H
Bklyn Rnp Tr.. «1V» -2Viiriill Val Car 16.'. —
Canadian Pac.. l77** 4- T_ Ry Btl Sp pf. 944 +14
Ches & Ohio 42 l 4 -i~ '4 ' Readlnit II* 1 * +14
Chic Ot West.. 114 —% ! do Ist pref M 4 — —
do pref H . . . 17»« + 4 "Rep Iron & Stl. 28% + S
CM& St P 1374 — U do pref S i *- ! -s +11 1 *
do Ist pal.!. . 3*3 * —l' Rock Island '-"- — *••
do rref . . _3*4 at I. *?Fad pf '■■'■ + *■*
C& N W . 158% — 1H St l-ouls A- So W2l -il
Chic. Ter Tr. . 64 + 4 do pref r.fii; +24
do pref IS +3 I Plo?s-Fheff 68 +.. "4
Chic Un Tr pf . I'> 4l * Southern Tar . S7 ■+• 4
'V.I Kurl g- 1... 3fi4 + ] 4l do pref 11* ■
Col & South.... 2T>4 • I Southern Ry 21% — 4
do 2d pref.... 47 + % do prof <;h"-» —'»
c t II C * 1... 88% — H Turn Copper 41
ronsol "Sap 134 4 SilTexa* & Pac.... -!' ; 4 + >«
Corn PTod l»'i - TFt 1. <_• W SO
do pref. 774 — % do pref 68% +U
Del * Hudson.. lß9% — Twin City R T. . »•« +1
i«n & R 0 2J»i Union Pacific 149% -- H
pi 6 i* ,■ C0r.... 10% + '«. do pref 944 -1
Erie 25 iTn Rv Invest... art — —
do Ist pref - r^'» — '»' do pr.'f M T i — r >.
do 2d pref.... » — 4!U B Cajit I P.... -'<7-, —•«
Fed i K ai pf... 85% 2% I' SK«- R pf.. 64% + %
cm i:if. Co 1484 - ■* D 8 Rubber 43% — S
<;t North r" 1374 —41 do Ist pref 102%
do tip f ctfs.. 68 +** d.i 21 pref 72'« +V.
do 40 t> <■ pd..12<5 -rl ,'' 8 5tee1.:..."... 88
Int-Mct 2R I-V do pref. . 102U
do prof 62 + «*ll'tah Copper 294
Int Paper .. 14S. +H j v»-Car «'hem pf.104 — H
lowa Central... 1»«4 + % Va IC c C 71 +1
do pref 3»4 4-1H Wabaah 13% —4
Kan City So pf. Os, ~%| do pr.-f. .- • . -"•"> ;
l.r.n(r Island . 68 -1 West I'nlon Tel. S2-. — %
Louis & Naah..l2O —'4 West MfK 144S — 4
_>larkay C 05.... 71 — 14
•Unlisted. -tEx dividend.
Closing prices of activ« bonds dealt in. with
net changes, follow:
Japan 4- 3 « ->1S — % : Con Gas deb <* .186% - l i
Am Tob 45... . 7.T, — '-, 'D & H cony 45..102S — 4
do «v 5 . . . 10»i4 ->. r>lK* Pec 'o r .'». . 84V 4 + 4
A TAP r (ten 4s o*4 • '4 ; Nor __ West 45.. I>7»* - '4
do cony 4?. . I*'-.. - '• Psnn cony 345.. !».">S ■*■ *»
nCT 4s 89 - \ do 1915 93«4 - '«
. lir a .. «a. . f«VV, + S'Fo Tar lot ref 4s W34 —"4
'•on. T. .is .... Mi - li'l'i; Pac Ist 45...102 - H
Chic B& Q 4».. M * -1% f Wab P T 2d5.... 244 +»
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS .
Of the total transactions in yesterday's stock
market, amounting to eomethlnK more than
SOfi.ooo shares, about three-quarters or the busi
ness represented the dealings In ten issues.
Union Pacific and Reading being the most con
spicuous features. Though trading was centred
to a great extent in a few securities, there
was evidence of a wider interest in the market,
a reflection of which was presented In operations
on a moderate scale in stocks which of late
have been practically Inactive and in the pen
era! advancing tendency which was recorded
throughout the list in the best part of the day,
final declines being due to realizing sales and
renewed pressure from the shorts on the ex
haustion of the early buying . In the last hour
Amalgamated Copper. American Smelting, St.
Paul. New York Central. Reading and Union
Pacific sold down a point or more from their
high points, but In the case of Reading much of
the loss wag recovered Just before the close on
renewed buying: from the trading element. The
morning's advance was conducted in the face
of adverse reports from the crop section of the
country for winter wheat and cotton, trading
evidently brine: based on the; theory that sub
stantial Interests were a' cumulating stocks,
especially In the Harriman shares and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, the latter issue hoir.f? one of the
strongest shares reported, at a net pain of 2 1 i
per cent. When it became apparent that the
buying demand would not run the. day out
traders changed their position, and were helped
In their operations by a number of unfavorable
railroad reports and by an Indicated loss in th«
amount of cash held by the banks from the
known movement of money in the week, which
suggested an adverse showing in to-day's bank
statement.
Interest in the Harriman securities from the
investment point of view doubtless will Y,c in
creased as a result of the. publication of thfl
earnings of the Union Pacific and Southern Pa
ciflc for the month <.f March. The Union Pacific
shows ;m incroasm In pcn>ps of (1,093,870 and an
Increase In n<^t of $!50,<50fi, while Southern Pn
ctflc's gross Increased $1.11".,7«6 and net de
creased $568,808, the falling of In net by the lat-
Ut company being due to an Increase In operat
ing expenses of 51.654.ti94. Both roads expended
from earnings large sums on their properties
in the month, and it i« o,ultft probable that this
policy win l.p continued for n long time to come,
the payments on this account being possible
without Interfering with dividends in the near
future, though it is reasonable to suppose that
a constant repetition of the March decrease In
the Southern Pacific's net returns eventually
■will compel tM>! company to reverse its dividend
policy. It is quite, evident that the declaration
of thf iinnuMl rate of 5 per cent on the common
stock of the Southern Pacific Company lust
August was not based on a strictly conservative
consideration of the best interest of the company,
while the sani^ tliinK may be said of tho 10 per
cent rate established by the directors of the
Union Pacific, particularly as at the tlmo of the
declarations it was known to the diroctorß that
both cf.mpanieß would bo compelled to spend
vast sums on the physical needs of the proper
ties notwithstanding tho larK>' amounts already
put out on this account. Union Pacific justi
fies its 10 per cent dividends <>n »li f ' hasis that
the company is now earning a large amount of
money and is receiving a big Income from its in
vestments in other roads, but apparently it
fails to bear in mind that poor crops are a pos
sibility, fhat trade, reaction accompanied by
lower earnings by all the transportation com
panies may develop and that industrial develop
ment affectinp adversely the earnings of the
Dnlon Pacific also will affect th<? earnings of
the roads of the securities of which tha Union
Pacific is a large holder.
New York Central earnings for the quarter
ended March 31 showed an increase in gross of
only .$4'.M>.r.1.",, while net returns decreased $2,
258.594. operating rxpen>.es having increased
f2.755.14K). After charges and dividends th*»
company showed for the quarter a deficit of
S'.'.-IMUJK.'v compared with a deficit in the same
time a your ago of $4N..T7. r ». Of course, the
March quarter cannot be taken as a forecast of
the other three quarters of the year, but tho
extremely poor showing in the last three months
In comparison with the corresponding time in
recent years Is disappointing, to say the least.
And on top of these i»..>r earnings comes the.
report that the company soon will be compelled
to increase its obligations through the money
market, which already holds .<i. > r>.<HH>,(HH> O f Its
notes, to say nothing of the road's increased
obligations of the last few years and its recent
raising of its dividend to a 0 per cent basis. It
should be remembered, however, that with its
vast Improvements completed. New York Ceu
traj, like the Pennsylvania, will be able to
handle a larger volume, of business, anO for this
reason it* friends express no uneasiness over
the future y£ the property.
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. MAY 4. 1007.
BOND MARKET SALES.
345-OO Japanese 6u M*« 3OO<> Erie Ist Con 45.. &9
J.VXV> do 2d I)SV 1(>OO do Gen la.. ... Mfc
81000 do 4.:- U1«$;1SU«» do Convt 4s A.. M
10600 do 01*%! I*"* do 3*l Ext 445.103! »
10000 do MHi 1000 Hock V Ist -i_s..lO.'_
1000 dr. 4s 83Hi 4<«»> In! Met 4>_s 70' i.
1<««' ]■. 85% MOO do "»'i
3<-iO Rep of i-ulaBn..!": 1 , 1*»» do " ! "«
1001 l V B ■: M. >: 6a ft»si 6000 Int Nay 5s *.">*_,
2000 Adam* Ex 4a. .. Oft l *] 5000 Int Papei Ba. KXJ
4-»i«. Alb & Puaq BHa. 1*94, $«<"<> Int Steam I' fi»...loi>
llV«t Am Tel & T 45.. S>rtv,| 2000 Kan & Mich Ist.. 914
_U0>«» Am Tobacco 8a..106U 7000 X C F S&• M 4« . BOVi
a***) do U"rtS s«i»i Kan City So 3a.. "1
6000 do 108% 2UOO Knox & Ohio !st.H7\
40000 do IW, . 2000 Lacka Steel 88...W0
7000 do 4s 73^ j 2000 Lao Gas id 6a. . l«l%
14««> do 7M'- 2 I lftftOO I, X __. M. S !"!• 4s 1»4
810 MI do 73% lf«iO I»* -\V B Gtd 4>,5._00
UK**) do 7:r»| iooo i. I Gen 4s .... M
7000 A T * S F Gen 8000 I, A N Cl Tr 45. . W
4s s^H, 7000 do I'nlfied 4a.. .101
600 do Us c 1000 Met Kiev Ist «iji..li*Ui
14<kV> do ti->'4, 3f»iO M St Ky (Jen ."s-.HH
8000 do r»>>i_! 10000 Mich Cent 3Vi!>... I'-'i
/>'£*»* do Convt 45... W<i tl r-«m m,, K& t Ist 4«. BSVJ
SIXK'HI do I.;. j 4000 do 2d..... *•*'*
1.1000 v do 804 1000 M K&T of T 58.1044
JOOo At Coast 4e... . MT« 8000 Mo Pac Trust 5b. 102
♦ •00 do 06 | 1000 do I"- 1
8000 do L. & X 45.. 8« . *•.*> do lot Col 6a. ..102
10000 n* O Gold 4s..U<o l i l"«»i NY C Gen 3> 2 s. .MS
1'««> do PI.E & W 1000 do Deb 1034".. 09
V 4s 63 12>MiO do I. S Col 3' t s. M 3M 3
MftO do 9-".', | 1000 do 88
4<m'<V> Bkln Rap Tr 4s 84* i 1411.N) Sort A- W Con 4s. I'TN,
10000 do 84% 2000 do 07\
7000 do S4'k!33Ofln do VC & C 45. . 88%
4.**»" do B.'. mum Nor Pao Gen Bs.. 71*»
imoo do c. SB I .'.<»>.> <1o Reg 70
MOO Can fv. Ist 6a.. .101% 8000 do Prior 4a.. 101%
7c««> Cent I_eathnr As. Ptt l , ! 4<«io QBL <;'■! Ref 4s 92%
«l«K> do . (»;- 4 j I<NIO do 03
,".(V_> do . Ws'IOOOO Perm convi 345.. P5«4
21 NO Cent of N.! Gen i .".ikid dc W> l i
Sb 124%: 1000 do ... !'•"'»
lflOfirt Cent la.- Qtd 4s. J»<> ! Whin do >'■"■»
l'"«' do P«'« 38000 do fl'jh IPIS P3-S
anon do P6U i; 2fi*» do Otd 4',5....105'i;
1000 do p«O u.irti ,jo . . K*»i
»«»>(' & O Con 65... 11114 1 '■»"» Per, * X Ist P2' t
1000 do ur.-, 5000 do Inc «2«»
6000 Chic g. Alt B^s.. «f> ! 5000 do «3
lf«V> do 2.m«»-> do ABVI
Pi">o CB&QJt4»... 95*4 14000 Roadlne Gen 45.. U7
89000 do M»,!ll<«v> do 8714
moil do »S»J 100.1 do P7H
18000 do ....^ 96% 1"«V> St .1 A (""» I Ist... 004
4000 dr. ft",:, I 8000 do .80
2" 1 " do 9ft>4 atN-pO St T. I Mt * BO
114' mvi do Rrt I Gen fis 110
.V».H> do til Ptv 45..10'j»; 2<lOn do Rlv & O 4s. po
100(«-> do 1«2-,' fiOOO St Ii s»wn Con 4.' 7«H
r.i»» do Nab Ext 1a. 102 j 1000 SA & A P 45... 88
H«¥» do lowa Div 4s 99 lOOni Hr, p a ,- let Ref 4- 88H
4"^"0 CM& Bt P O»n 6000 do , «S
34a B Pl% 8000 do 03^4
6000 do 02 3000 South Ry Ist 6a 11" : ,
Pfkin C Tl I A P Gen 500 Union Pao Ist 1"1» 4
4s 10014 ! 7(ViO do . . .... 102
10<io do . ... 100i t ; 2000 O3 R ft. Ref «!.. . 07
1000 do R-f 4s BfM4j 1 2AOOO U S Steal B V ."is. 07
*<« do n R 4s. ... 70S ! 2000 do Wl,
11000 do 5»X»"i A.j . .... P7
10000 do ..... 70% • 7000 Va IC * C ss. . . P2'-,
1000 fin r> & I Ist 6a.108% 7000 WaSa«;- Ist 6. W*\
2000 Clev C'"* st I* 16000 do Dab B. . .. Hf»' 4
Gen 4s lOl'i'24l-Vt do Int Cfs Rf 4s •■.:
4000 do 102 liono do 87V4
500i> Col ft' So Ist 4n.~: fXitj ! 27Oi»> do . «7
f,.vy» Col Mid Ist 45.. SO14! 8000 Wab Pitts T 2.1 L-4^
20000 Con Gas Deb 65.13r.' 3 j 3THIO do 24H
6000 do 135** I 19000 dn -■<■
10. Cny *. i.t 4Vi«. .lO2H 2000 "West Md 4s 7.vi
2«oo T> &■ H l.'onvt 45.102N. 1 »»V> w %• v & v- Gmi
3ROOO do 1021,| 4s 00
4 f ">»> do .... 1O2S ! 2000 Westlngh H F" Ba. 04
•J!««> r> *R a Con 4s. P4%! 11000 a o . .... l>3\
lf«t.r> Hist R«<- (Jot •"■» >4 I por.> tv T:n Cl Tr fii..lO2i
SOW do ..... MV 1000 Wla Cent On 4s. 88
Total salt-* of bonds. J1.550.500.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Th* foilowlnir shows yesterday's closln* quota
tions for Rovornment bonds, compared -with
Thursday's:
-May 2.— -May 3. —
Rid. Aiske.l Rid Askei.
I*. B. >. registered. T>3>l .104 104*» 1"4 l ' 4',
V. S. Sb, coupon, mv. 104 IMS 1 .» 1044
v. S. 3s. r»irf»t*r»«l 1908 . 1034 10.Ti 1024 103',
I. S. 3*. coupon. l(>i>B . . 'ir-j-.- l.!t" i.r2', 103' .
1". S. :>. s-^ia.ll hon.is . lO2 l i — li' 2'« —
U. S. 4«. rf-^iiitore-1. 1907. ... .101% 102 101 \ 102
TV H. 4k. ooupon, 1907 . 101% in; l»l' t ir>2
V. S. 4«. r«KMta.-«d. 1P25 . ...12»4 130% 12(»S 180 V»
U. .- 4s. • upon, lfcr. 12»4 IBO*J i^fti-j i.v>n
Panama inal 2s. r*glsterei.lO4 lon '.4 108
P!iillpptn« 4s l'©4 — 109H —
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
Ixindon, May 8, 4 p. m.— Th« market for Ameri
can fecuritlea was dull and firm In the jrr^nfpr
part of the day, though closing heavy. I^nsit quo
tations follow:
Lor.flnn V T. X. T.
clow, erjulvttler.t. -■■■"*.■■
An»ronl« 13' fljS rt4if
Atchls.>n f>H\ AM, Kl4
Canadjnn Pacific 182% 177% 17rt r » + U
Pf Paul ... 141% 1«7% 137"'
Kri» 2.-I*, 24\ 2S — '»
do Ist pr»f 68 '■'•'.• :-•.-,
IM1nol« Central 1.".1 ' «■*>
I/iuls *• Nn«h 1334 120 . 130% — - 4
N V '"> trnl 123 llf» : » lir>'» + ';
Ponnsylvanfa •>»', i;«.s 12% - 1,
Roading . 58 X « 11SV, 111 . \
Southern rsi.-lftn 80 T . <<7S W4j -». i_
I'nlon Paclfl .... 1" 1. I "•'■ . I.VI — 1,
IT S Steel . .•'••-• 1 .-.>', 3* 4. i,
do pref lo;,., 102 1 * 10 . — M
FOREIGN MON'KY MARKET Call mn»«y In
T/indon. 2 i2\ per cenl < ►p^n ■-!«.■•? discount rai«
trr short hills. 3 per w>nt; long Mils, 3 3-I(VJT3'i per
cent. Br-riin discount rat»». 4% per cent Paris dis
count rat*, B%i per cent. Paris exchange 01 lon
don. _■" frai 154 Cfntlnies Bar k^W, 77« V^A
Berlin pxchanga on London, 20 mnrks 46»i pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES British consols for
money, x.". , for tlift account. So 1 *- French rentes,
86 franca 17% centime..*.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET.— Money on call opened at 214
per cent; hinließt. 4 :>er cent; lowest, 2% p«r cent;
closlnK. IfjC'j per rout; last loan, 3 p»»r cent; ruling
rate, 2\ per cent. Time money was quoted a t 3V<it
per cent for sixty days, iv, pi r cent for ninety
days, and 4*4©6 per cent for four, fivo and six
months. Commercial paper whs quoted at w,'iif,
P*»r cenJ for sixty 10 ninety days and four months,
and ••.•■/•;■, pei cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The forel Kn exchange
market opened strong, at an advance of HI points
In Rterllnp rates to 4.8666C'4.86% for cables, 4.W.-?s' (^
4 9646 for demand sterling, and 4.8330@4.g3tS for sixty
day bills. Short frnnrs were quoted at 6.17V4 plus
1-32. and short relchsmarks at M 1-1&5941 16 plus
1-32. There was an active demand for remittance
during the first half hour.
Sterling rates reacted T, to 10 points from the
opening l«v»] to (.8630®4.85gS for demand sterling.
hut the market recovered, developing renewed
Strength, and moving up to a slightly higher level
than the top quotations of the morning. In the
afternoon oahles were quoted at LB6\<ft4l.B6S), de
mand sterling nt t.8840^4.8846, and sixty-day hills
at 4.8345^4.83^. Short francs were quoted at . ..16 T ,
less 1-32. and short relchsmarks at 96 1 It; plus 1-32.
Actual < logins rates follow:
CaMes. Slßi • Sixty days
Bt»rlins ..4.5R70 4 R«H'S4 .*«% «.88%«4.83S
Pranna r, ir, ; , A. 19%m0 l«% .'. j<> »,-,}.-.
Ralchamarks 95% 96 1 ir,.,ii:,'. <<\<-., ,;>%•■,
Gulldara - 4D%@401 i« 409401
Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
Sixty days. Demand.
Rtftrllnir 4.R4 4.87
Germany relchsir.arku »,....... P4H ic l 4l 4
Parts francs &.19H 5 lrtV»
Belgium francs 5.21 7 ft 17 V,
Hwltzsrland franca 6.20 6 1U 7 »
Holland guilders 401* d,,\
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— BostonMOc and 16c
discount. Chicago— Par to do premium. I'harleston
—Buying. 60c discount; selling. t-Wo premium. St.
Louis— 2oc premium hid. San Francisco— Slßht, l'",o
premium; telegraph, 60 premium. New Orleans
Commercial, Me discount; bank, $1 premium. Cin
cinnati- discount. Savannah— Buying:, 600 dis
count; selling, 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. Now York — Exchanges.
$315,414,920; balances. $12,697,038. Philadelphia—Ex
changes, $CB.;i9.v>i::; balances, ft.'-A Chicago
Exchanges, J44.512.385: balances. M.7&8.51& Baltimore
Exchanges, W.538.2T8; balances, $622,173. Boston -
Exchanges, $32,925,302; balances, $2,004,399.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 65% c. Mexican
silver dollars. 50Uc. Bar silver In London closed at
30 5-16<l. The Treasury purchased yesterday 100.000
ouncea of silver at 66.164 cents per ounce.
'Kill) PREMIUM. In Madrid, 10.95; Lisbon. 2.50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican exchange on
New York Is quoted at 200&-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington, (1,804,408; internal reve
nue receipts, $1,104,223; miscellaneous receipts, $121,
568. Receipts for the day, 53. 590; 196; expenditures,
$2,210,000. Receipts for the month to date, $5,564,08«;
expenditures. $C,250,U00; excess of receipts, $2,284. 956.
Receipts for the year to date. $553.«71,640; expendi
tures. $491,910,908; excess of receipts, 760.737.
SUB-TREASURY.— The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $351,821.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
Imports and marketings of tlrygoods this week,
with comparisons, were as follows:
1 ills week. Last vr«»k. La*t year.
Total Imports $2.l«»>.T7S> *3.2f1f1.572 .J2.7D7.533
ToUJ m&rktted 2.033.WS 8.053.U70 2.112 bOO
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
Sharesl 1, Actual sales ,1,-Cioslng-,
sold. ! ]Open;High;Low| Fin. I Bid. | Ask.
(Adams Express. — | — — I — -* ,3r, 3ri °
A ll Is -Chalmers . — I — — I — ll '» y - 1 *
do pref ' — I — — i — I «2'« |35
76.070 •Ama 1 Copper... 9S : I*'1 *' 6«H| $*'% ••* »«*»
100 timer A K r cheni 2«. I*' .20 j2" in>, 20
da pref ... — — — — 175 I••
100 'Am Beet siiß«r HI 16 16 i»i | 15J» 17
-do pref I _ I — — — I — 8
906 Amer <»n pref. 55 MS, 55 85 — — -
2.600 Amer Car & Fdy 38 88* 3S 88 88 Bt%
100 do prat j DS»»i! «t\ «K»»4i SS%[ Po4il "'
American Coal.. — | — I — i — 12.". ! 160
Umer Cotton OH! — — — — 1 -I" I*.1 *. -" " ' •»
100, do pr-f {».! 90 PO :PO 82 1 l»2
;Amer Dlst til.. — — — — -■"• 140
Amer Express..! — — — I — -'" 220
*Amef Or Twine — — — — j HH 1 * 1 «« l S
AniT Hide &I, — — — — *\ *
lO.V do pref 21', 21H 2t«i| 214 2im 22
100 Amer Ice Bee . 74 74 74 174 ;73 j 7."»
l""' «Amer Unseed..! 12',j 12% 124 124 124 13
'- •do pre( — I — i — — 27 35
«"«■> 'Am I/.oomotlve «4v, 644! «4 ,«4 63** t4' t
Mr. praf.... — — " — — 109 111
American Malt. — — — — 6 *
do pref — — — — 125 8?
3«.OO)V«Am.r Pm»ltlnfrl 1354 136 T » 135U 1354J135H; 135«»
1P« •>)<* pref 11004 1 094 I°»4 1094 l"ft il *4
- do pref B".:: — — — — I BW* M
— - 'American Snuff — — — — 198 24"
1 «do pref ... — -r- — —1 90 100
! Amer Steel Fdy. — — I — — I - s'*
25 dO pref 140 40 40 40 j3O 4O
025 «Amer Sugar. .. !125T4! 12« 1254. 1254 |t 264 128H
'do pref I — I— —I—ll=2 127
- lAmer Tel & '" ? h — I — — | — I '■' „
An.er Tel A Tel. I — — — — 1123 125
MO Amer Tob pref . . K.i »3 »2Ti 02 ; »i 924 M
• 'Amer Woollen. - - — - 2!«i t .TO
415 •do pref 1 !>4V »4 r » M*i\ M\ H3 BW4
IB.*© *Anacon,la I «5 ■ 65 ! (n\\ 64'» «4 : «4>i
Ann Arbor -. I — ; — — i — 20 30
! do prof ' — — I — !— . 70 80
lAsso M»r Ist pf! — — i — i — 1°" — .
8.800 Atchlson I t>s% »-" T * 9BVi WV '-'S'* MS
! do prff ! — — I — I — ! «»S: !> *'H>
ano'Atl Coast Line. ;iO4 I'M 1034 I'«'a I'M !103»i
9.70i> Balto A Ohio.. > f»9VU»»V 11-2 I'" l ** I"" .; ! ""j
14rt .In pref . I 89 ! 89 I Sft ! M> I*9 I 80
1 Bethlehem Steel". —I—l —I — - 11 j „'-'
28.080 Brook ™n*Kap*Tr *>H| 62t» 604 614 f> l s »! t;l 'j
1 Brook 1 n Uaa. . .! — — — — «8 125
Brunswick 1 — — — — " 13
Buff R & P....| — — — — '■'■* .120
1 do pref ... i— — !— -- 110 13f»4
Huff & Busq pf.j — I — — — — v 4* 4
lOl'Butterlch C 0...) 44 j44 44 44 43 |45
'•aimda Southern; -- ! — — — 61 : 624
2.8501 Canadian fa.-lfi.- 177-* 17«4 17741 77"i; 177\; ITS
25V &60 Am Tel I 143 1143 14.1 143 I.in ;14'»
U'eiitral leather.; —;_-■— — I 2t»4| 2!»\»
1 d.> pref — i — — — \ m 197
(Central of NJ. — [ — — — Ik* If.:,
4.2oolrhes & Ohio . 42 I 424 42 424' -»-U 42%,
i'l!l-a«t« & Alton — ! — — — I 14 1«4
! do pref I — — — . — — M
— — '•"'hla & E 111 pf.i — — — — 110 150
\C B & Q..... I — — — — 190 ' —
700 ! Chla <;t Western! 11V US . H4 114 11%| "" A *
1 da praj A..... — — — I — . B2V M
200 do pref B ( r »' 17«» lii l"Hi W'ii I' 1 *
! do deb . ' — — —i j — .:, 744* ','■
Chic Ind *I. pf — I — — ! — •? |90
18.492 C M & SI P.... IUWVI3M* 13"i; 137V-iia7S ; 1374
100 »do certfs 118% 118% 11S>»» 11M{ i 11.5\|1194
— i do pref h— I— — i— |1."4;13!>
4.131 'do certfs... . 1 13f>' 5l5 l 1304 13««,i 13^4 I3S 139
1.058 Chla & N*west . 1544 l.M 1 15AH'1B3<4 15t
CStV M & 0..| — i — — 1 — 1135 140
1 do pref _]—!__ 150 i J ISO
100 Chic Term Tr.. «', «4i «4 «4 64 10
I*." do pref 15 !20 I.'. jlB 17* 20
iChlc fnlon Traci —%[ — — — t 44; 4\ ;
000 do pref j IR>, 18 154 16 18 , 164
CCC ASt U. . I - 1 — — — 70 ! 714
_ _| d.> pro- . — ] — j — I _ 101 108
- _ Cleve I^r * W. — I — I — I — I 70 . —
1 do pref — ; — — ' — 108 120
Cle,ve A Pitts.. : — — — — I»V> '•
, f1.200 Col Fuel A Iron K64 37 ' 3SV Ml*!M 1 *! 3* l *! 3 4
l.sooiCol * South.. 25% -'> ; i 2.'. ' 254' 25i»: ■-•■
4IV>: do 21 pref.. 41»«j 47 4'v* j 47 4'"\ IT, I
'■-• Col *■ h «'& 1.. 2«T» 27 • 2«% ■.■>'*, 26% ( 27\ i
Consol Coal 1 — 1 — j — ■ — I HO — I
529 C r*i| «a-« ..!154% 134** 13* 1134 1334 1-5
400 Corn Prod R»f. I 20 | 20 i 19»;i lJ»«i| 1»S 30
720 ! do pref . j 7741 774' 77H| 774 77 i 78
2 000 •• .m*to :. Tun. . ! . SI : .34 ; .81 ; M ' — | —
S0O;Del * Hud* l*J>4'loO I*9 l-M^s 180H l<x>
DI. A W 1— t — — — 47' J475
380 Denver A R 0..| 29% 20-S 29 20 1 «! 29' 4 294
1 do pref j — — — —j 74 ;7«
ID MA Ft D... — — — I — — 115
-I , pref .' — I — —] — 1"" 150
Detroit Southern — I — — ' — I 3 | 7
- do pref ... I — — — 17 ! 35
•■•••• II T - n R R — I — — — 70 j72 ,
4.100 •DtstUUne Bee :•■* 714 704' 70% 70S 70%
I'D -B v At... — .— j — — ; 12% 3*4
1 •.!., pref. — I — , — • -22; 1 -"•
- 'Klec S«or Bat..' — ! — i — — — «-•
3.2<»VErle. '25 : 25' t 24% ! 25 ■25 251,
1.150 ,Ir, Ist pr»f •■ • I 5«% 5«» 4 I 56 56»,l M*i\ M l »
100 ■! >2d pr«f . S9 i •"» -39 3» i S:^ Rt»4 I
Bvani A T 11... — ! — — . 65 70
1 do pref . — i — — — 88 9.1
•Federal Suicur . . — 1 — — — 1 fft (to
UO *do r rel 84% 85% 84% 85 I >«5 1 **
! Federal MAS.. — — — — 186 156
! do pref. . — — — I— I M 187
Granny .. — — — — 129 138
lien ("him Co.. I — — — — .:. ' 7 .
i dr. • .■••: . .— — — — ■..- • '•
SOO Oen Electrla CoJI4B 14HH)148 1484 liv, 14!» |
0.940 ■;• Northern pr.'l^S' 4 137% :.!?■• 137\ I 3S 1 ,
'■■■■•■ •*■> tmhr !l2iH4 120 128 128 '-- ' —
8.«o »do r.r»" ctfs...i «2»»; 63 ,«2 [ 83 [ «2<-» «2\
iHaiana i:iec Rrj— — [ — ! — ! ZT, 'IB
! dopref !-- — — I— — ,75
1 Hocking Vat pf.[ — — I — I — 5.14 ►54
:Home«tak« ' — — — — |58 |IB
! Illinois Central.. I — — I — — 1 145 :I M
i .In ■. L — — — — — 102
i;nic<ir«ir>ll-Ran.l . — — — — 51 i —
j rr ef |_ _ — — 90 —
2.4oo! lnter Mcl ' 2.".* i 2BS 2.*.% 26 126 2«!4
1.400 do i.ft I 6141 624' 61X4 •!- i*> Hl**
lOOJInf] Paper ! 14*,; 14% us 14%! 14 144
do pref f— , — — — 74^. 74« %
••: • Power —. I— — — 41 ! —
Int St. am nirap! — I — — — 27 I 29
1 di i.ref/ ' — _ — — 71 i 79
200 lowa Central.'.*;'] in i in , 10 j 194 1 is .' n.--;
1.100 <t<> K"f i B1 i 884 j .17 ' 884 W i 89
'Katia &. Mich.; I—s ( — .-. —>\ — ■ 4'> ««
K»!.- CltV 80. {:— : — — I -"• I 2.V 4
Oil' i. t>rrf Jso 1 *">, so ao% eos «os ,
iK CFSA Mpf — 1 — — 7>l« 4 M»
Keokuk A 1. M — 1 — — — « 10
d . pref — 1 — — — 35 i4O ;
— -JKnlck !.»»of chl- —I— — — 80 7:
! do ,»ref I— J — — — 4.'. 75 .
Laded, GaJ ' — I — — I — — ins
do pref : — | _ _. — BO >no
Ixltn Krl» A W. — I — I — —20 24
j do pref { — ! — — ! — t>s 70
200 Ijiiic inUni. ..; 5»4 SB ".44 ' 59 ' M 58
1'" 1- iii & Nii-sli. . lan 120 130 120 [119» 4 1204
4««>iMacHaj Cos , ' 714 714 71 -71 '71 |~j
80) id . pref 6!t', 6f>4 tWV 4 ' «:>S' WH «5»' 4
— = — IMnnliat Hea.-h... — ! — — ! -- j :i 1 •;
looiManhattan Ela 140 ;14'» 140 '140 189% 141
Marjl'.l Coal pf.l — — — I — ' 7". ,-
•Met Street Ry. — 1 — — — I 94 I 90
JM»>lnn ivntial' — — — — ! 2l» 4 23
Mich central...' — (-- 1 — -- I ' — 19"
800 Minn A- st 1....J 50Vi| ft<vs M . 80S is I ftO
1 do pref f — I — ; — — ISJ I !.)
600 M .- CAS BMI 103 105% 105 105% ' 108 ! !•>*» '
i :.-'.....;—'- I _ _ 182 188
I.7t«i M K& T rI7Sr I7S 374 !37 ' 374 ;•'•■, IV
Ml do prof ; 6.1 i *i I «tt M i Art I t>i »
1.200I Missouri Parlflc. t 764 764 7*4 '•'■' •«% "6"»
.Morris & T.wx. — — ! — — 17.'. I-.'.
Nash * chatt..| — — — -- ii2s 130
I.Nat Biscuit — — — — ! 7»>V T7-»
1 »do pref ! - — ' — li::- . 115
Nat En a Btp«. - — 1 — - ' ll\\ 124
1 d,. j.r^f — — — ! — !SI ><^
20,541 [•National i/jd.! «n%' «.v 4 rai- «a»; fis\ Rftu
I"' Mo pref j 1.'..\ 00% '.i:>» 4 ft:. 1 , j 1.0-, HO'j
S ': it of M pf. I — ! -- j — i — j .-,- < 54
■I •!'. 2.1 rref 1 - : [ .■•. ; -'34
B.7oo' •N'ewhituse MAS 1041 in--, \\r-j ; 10*4 — j .
■-New Cent coal.! — i -- ' -- 1 — ! 3" ; 37
-••■> -N V Air rtrnk" 4 119 ' l|ft% 110 1115 ! 110 '
.V.ii ; N V CentrmJ 1 lU>»., ' 119% 1 1 1**> 4 II Si, it-, 1 1KU
N V Chi & St I. — — — — ' 42 ; 4.1
do Ist pref..':". — — — — ■ ton us
do 2.1 pref — — — _ 177 j „*,
- New fork Dock — — — -•■ I 8 I :<.*>
___ ,10 pref ... ______ 82 \-o
N V Ij»,k A W — _ — ' 138 II"
SON V A N J Tel 1115 115 115 115 1144 113
- IN VNII * 11..' — j-- — ! — 17:! ' ii7l>
soon > <>aV. — ' 3*4 |g< »H«i! :t«4' »*•. 3nu
4.A00 Norfolk A West 7S j 7.<' 4 7h"l 70 I 7sa 4 ' 78
. 'l" pref • |— 1-- ._ M ! M
mo North American i7B 175 !75 I 7:. 75 ! 75.. I
81. MM I Northern Pacific 186% j 1374! 136' i' 136% 1364(136-.
2,800 »do certfs 11741t1H4!1174iU7-, MT\ 118
( intarln Silver — — _- 4 — * 4..! .•\^ '
Pacific Coast.... — — — — 9*4! 9!»4
: do l«t pref — — — — w' ! IH2
d.» 2d prel — — — — jn> ! 103
Paclflo Mail... __-':.■____ „ j 384 27',
33.7«i0 tPenn R R 1211 , 125% 124% I2«H ! 124% 124%
_>-> : Peorla A Bast. 22 ' 22 i 22 ' 22 1 22 ' 30
I.OOOIPeo Oas A C.-.V. 83 .!•.(', 911 i .;■ 4 ! ( 7i 9Tli
PCC* 8t I. — I— — — I 1..1, 72
1 d-» nref — __._| Kjt. im»
Ptttsburs Coal.. — — — - 12 ■ 13
i do pref ......— — __. ... ■ r»n4 r.6
1.78:. Pressed. St] Car. S7 37J, 37 37 'M\\ r.7<»
100 do pref ... 92 T i <vj\ 9_r, 92T4 k>% n.14
816' Pullman I'nl Car 1f, 7 167 165 165 164 I l«q
Qul -ksllver — — — -- »,* 1
1 •:,. pref . — — — — I>. 4
1; it Securities __ — — — s.-r,' nu
— «ny Btee.l SprtnK — — | _ — 44 )45
I'"' •!■ pref IHS 944 044 944 9l> !95
168.200 Reading .. .. 112% 1U4j112% 114' 4 114% IMS,
300 do Ist pre.f ... 844 S44| 844 M'j 84 I si',
do 2.1 pref — , — j — — 81 I*3
:;i»> «Re|> Iron * Htl 1 29. J. 29 | 28 T » 28U 28% "' : »
3fO| 'do pref I 854 Si! I 85^, s.-,:. 85 ! 854
1.000 rtock Island.... 224 22H 22 22 22Y4 V 2',
do pref _ _____ ■ 40 50
1 Roma W & 0. . I — — — — 118 1 —
- 1 Rut It RCo pf. — — — — 4" 140
St lonepiv *(1 I — — — — IB IIT
do Ist pref — — — — .... ' m)
'l.> 3d pref — — — — 2<« 35
— — 81. * s F Ist pf — — — — a «7
400 do 3d pref... .v.^ 85% 35 35 344 as
do CA R lofi — -- — — 150 ISO
do pref — — — -- 110 130
200 St I. A S'wesl 21 21 '21 21 i 21% 214
900; do pref BB .w; 55 r.m; m r.7
Blosa sii RA. I. M I.6'i Mi 56 88% M
-- - - do pref — I — .- — BB i'">
88.865 j Southern Pacific 87SI 87% 86%] 87 ' 86» 4 srt',
BoO| do pr«f UK 118 IllH IIS 117' 11H !
I.7oo) Southern R R..1 Zl\L\ 22« l 21'- 21» 4 82 22U
36.. do pref.. ..... | 07 | 67 ' 6tl» 4 | 66% t;7'i TO ;
do MAO cfi — — 1m ■;— -- 13 Bfi ■
400 «Term Copper. ..| 41 4H 4 41 41 — —
Tcnn Coal A 1. — — — — 145 •17
100 Texas A Pacific 21»": 2»% 29Vi 2»% 21» ' 29%
1 do I .and Trust j — — — — 76 ;i>
Third Aye I! R. — — — — ll, > 120
> Toledo Ryi A I.t — — — — 28 -6',
2001 T'.l Bt T. A. West! .TO 80 30 30 -(it 1 301,
714| do praf. .. :..V 4 53'% M l i X\\ 63?, .'.4
200 Twin City It T. IKi 98 tt« 96 i <»i 07
•In Due & Pap. — 1 — ! — — ,1 ' «i.
1 •do pret — — — — IBS miv
17S.MM>H;nlon Pacific... 150%|180% 14s\ I4it», 141»% u;t>*
712 da pref i 93% 05 ; 88% | IM' 024 1>44
100 United Ry Inv. 86 1 M :t.; 186 84 ' 87
KiOl do pref .'.6^' :>tr, Mr, 66 » BB 57
Un Ry 81 I. pf — I — — — 70 £31;
310 »r SCII'.F 3741 374 37*. 37H 37H 374
'do pref — ! — — — I 88. 88
- US Express — — — — i« I 1""
I'll s Leather..; — — — — c, 112
'do i>ref ..... I — — — — im III"
U 9 Rlty .•: Imp; — — — I — 170 173
-IT 8 Red & Ref — i — — — 174 19 7<7 <
100 •■'.. nref I ;,4-. r.4% M\ 54% Xi ! "
100 IT S Rubber ... ] 42*. 42»» 42»» 42S 424 4.-.'.
limi do Ist pref . . 102', lo2T» 102 T »!l02*» li»2V i,,;!
125 do 3d pref..... I 72% 72% 72% 7-j\ 714 724
C9.2(i0 r s Steel : 88%) 88% 3S as 3* ; tH .,
6.2<h> do pref 102% 102", 103H Id 2i 4 102% 103 k.
813 *I?tah Copper... 2J»4 30 20% 1 2!>U
■ Vandalla R R..j — - — — —*| 80 87U
144 Va-Car Cliem... 'km mi 11041 104 _ —
800 Va Iron CA C. 71 J 71\ 70 71 '71 71\
•Vul Detlnnlnc. — I — — I _ 4% «4
1 'do pref _ (_. I _ | — — ;, 7 J
loowabaah ..... v.\\< 13", 13*,| i3S ; 134 14
ii"i do praf ..... -__-;_ 1 -..» I jjm-
.Wells i-argu Exl — I — 1 _,| _ 230 300
Trust Co w pa nics.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Trust Company of America. Colonial Trust Company.
At the opening of business to-day COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY
was merged into THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA.
The offices heretofore maintained by THE TRUST COMPANY OF
AMERICA at No. 135 Broadway and No. 36 Wall Street, and by the
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY at No. 222 Broadway, will be continued
the latter as the COLONIAL BRANCH of THE TRUST COMPANY OF
AMERICA.
Until further notice all business of each office will continue to be con
ducted, so far as both depositors and the public are concerned, in all respects
as though no merger had taken place.
New York. N. V.. April 26, 1907.
T?5 EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Fifteen Nassau Street
Capital 5 3.000.000
Sarpln* and Profits. 10.500.0U0
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
Shares I l< Actual sales V jr-" 'V.sing ->
sold. I |Op«-|HlKh|I_ow| Fln-i Bid Ask.
'West Man-land. ' — 1 — I — — I M 11%
600 went Union Tel : S2\\ *2T4l2 T 4l 83% *2%! M»i| "8
10ft rvrestlnghousa M U*\ 144H 1445|144S 144 ; IMS
l do Is? pref.... — — — — i4^ l 4 »«
1 Wheeling &L.E— — —I— j v '-'
1 do Ist prer. ... — . — . — | — »| j»
do 21 pref — I — J — — . }*J*j;3?,J
. Wis central — [ — — — I 17'. | »«H
' do pref — — 1 — — .40 1 41',
812.91? Total naJes for the, day. •Cmltsted. 'Xx div :: l a
per cent.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS.
Share*; I Open- I High- I Low- ■ I_a*t
sold. I I ing. I eft ; e»t. I »ale.
_».970 Amal Copper ...I BTH] M I WS| Vt ;
::701Am Car * Wry..] •■%] B»HI »<* 3<i',
2»)iAm Locomotlvo... ' «4'« l «4S *»'4 «»;•
4.83 YAm Smeltlnir ..I I3SSI 13«'i! 13S'-» 1-> «
110 Am Sugar 126', 12« : , 12.".- f 12«
3O'Anacon<_a Copper. «*K\ ***« 1 ****! 64"*
770. At Top *S F j «■•■** WT» »Vi| JBJi
«70 Balto * Ohio t»V | l.v.V i »*4 ; l* l *»
6.fiTMl Brookl>n Rap Tr.. »IS, «!»»; #>'*; «i*4
J^o'fanadlan Pacific. 177\i 17S 1 *! 177SJ 1"" 'i
lOOiChea & Ohio 1 42V»j 42'» j 42 l , 424
130 CM- Ot -W>_t ... li. 12 US, 11*.
B.l?>;imic Mil A: Hr P.. 13«H ! l»**« 18»S 137S
71«> 'el Fuel ft It. ... 3«H| 87 I 3« l » 3rt'_
110 Dlst y.^:ur 71 71H 7<>M 7" T «
2.2*-" Erin 2M. -•:.■» 24*»- 3
10 do Ist pr«?... fW'-i RRS| _•«"■_; MS
10 do 2d pref 3»V» | 8»!« 30' ii »V,
130 Inter-Met ; 2rt'« : 2«S I 21 '4 , 2«' 4
ino;Mo Kan & Te.x .. »74 374 81 | 3.
30!Mlsw>url racltlc. 7« j 7ft v ij 7* j 7«'
fi.'..i National Lead... l «n\| «*■•, j 63 »i 654
MO'N V Central : 110*4! lt»** ll* l 4! H* 1 *
3.7 i*> rennsylranla .... 12.1 »! 12S i:4*» j 124*4
320 People's Has ....] M ; 03 ! f« I 03
2"!Pre<<e!«d Stl Car...] 37 f 37 j 37 I 37
67.15«> R»a<llr.< 112*4! U4Sj 112»«l 114-S
70 Republic fltee.l... 2ft J 2» 2**» 2«"»
11"R...k Island 22 22*. 1 22 j 22
8.IW» S«.uthern Parinc. «7 l i 87»», S«S, m*i
80 S-iiithern Railway. I 22Sj 22% 32 ) 22
1 75.400 Union Pacific , l.v.i, 15! [ 14*% j 14B*.
Me... t; -4 .-•-« . .<.h-» S's'si 3t 354
r^<> .^r, rreferre.l . . . 102 141l 4 1 1"- '» 102 ! ' •-'-«
10 Wabaoh ........ 14 i 14 i 14 i 14
1 _ ■
157.130 Total sales.
MINING STOCKS.
Share*; I Open- j High- 1 tow- I I_ut
»iM. 1 I In;; I est. I est. : »ale.
.V)O indea I 34 I .24 ! .24 [ .24
800 Atlanta I .71 , .71 I .71 : .71
200 iTo»n Point j .20 .a» ._l> .29
: *-«• ■ orostock ' .32 .34 .82 .34
-.». con CaJ * \'a. . , ; .88 .©3 ' 88 .SB
f..xi i-racker Jack i .22 .21 .23 .22
fto--> Klkt->n J 88 .81 .80 .U
Bf»> , 1 !!>!.! 1.4.> ' 1.4J1 ! 1.43 .1.43
R.«. Jim Butler 1 "■"■ 1 <V« 1 on I.SS
SOO : Mexican , .73 .73 J .72 .73
M 0 P itoel 1 .OH I .OS ' .88 .OS
!•■••> H-l Bin 88 .33 .88 -S3
MO Tramp; Consol.-.f .M 1 88 1 .S. ! .S3
7.200 Total sales.
1 ■
WHEAT.
Pales, I J Or«n- I Hlsh-I I_ow- | I_«Bt
busTi. I I Ing. 1 eat. f c-" | sale.
I.l7.V«X>o;jnlr option ! S4*»] S.V-* ! 83 Til *4N
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUSTRIALS.
Shares . Open- ! High- I Low- ' Last
sold. i 1 Inc. I eat j eat. 1 sal.
COO i-Vnrral Foundry..! . 2^ i 2*4! 212 1 '■ 2>i
nn> E>--tri.- JV.a? ) .ia ! 83 1 3"i j 83
800, Havana Tobacco.... |1H 11*» IH4, 1 1 l i
,■?..... Manhattan Trans.! 54 « 6H «
1 mo Mewrarnaom ■ »- 5S ' » - _>>i
220 MTa(' M 3 S..J «254 2»'» 2* ' 2*
4<-».\Vaterl.ur>- Co ; 4"- t 43-. 41 4SH
B«O Western tee C 0...1 33*_! ITS S3*.! 334
RAILROAD.
Khar-s' ! Open- I Hlsh- I I_r.w- I I_«st
mill, i 1 Ing. I e»t. ' est. [ sale.
B.\ono Atchbwn rt(tht«.-.J 7-l«, 7-l«! >; ' *;
HXi.'TiloaKr. Subway..! 17H| ITS 17*». 17\
MINING.
Sharesj 1 Open- , Hl|.h- I I^iw- I I.a»t '
sol.l i 1 Inf. 1 eat. | e«- | sals
240 Bataalala . I •■[••>\ 10'» ' 10HI 10U
2.4'» names Kin,: Per. 44| 4"«! 44; «',
...... *H.»]sha_7ar OoldJ Xt S3 ! 881 | -.;_
_»«> Blue mm * s CO. 's3 2.3 $3 2» *3 23 (*3 __:
i ■•■ 0 Rni tnza BMI • r>- 4 I .11. .\-, ;. ,
."•(«>. B. mania Creek. l»S ; !!*» ' j)*, ; ..',
3 Vh» P»top|laii Mining. SSI RS R«I s4
8 10.. Boston Copper R«.'» I Sj_,i sou: .-,.»»«
1. 500 ♦ Branch MM * M 1.% 13 1 15 1 15
4im. British Col <ir>p. .. 7-, 7-, ' 71 • 7.;
I.4fO!Hutte (Valitlnn ..' CSV, Z^'t' •>*: "S».
i.M» Butte K»™,,,|,,n 14 I',, v,: '..;
goo Butts any RU ft! ; ;,v '2
200 teal * Arizona..'. 17«4| 17-*«,» ks'l 1701.
100.-hlqulta v, O t'i , ft .*i *,V
!.•»«> fChrlstmaii W a; ! -j~ ; o.» * I i" *
27..«>!t(Vb«lt Central... B*4! « I 3* i %
!.•■»(. Colusa T. Kuten... 24' -»». I tu,\ i>»
°° .t'Vlonltl Sliver.... sv, 1 * s*S 5 a*
r ;iSteiElK JSctS IT*! &*\ ff* jh
S^Jfef..::! ,s, s 45 "* >
400 Cumberland-ray .1 »i, i at* i qu* »t*
rtRO! Davis Iwly estate «i«' 4 IS4 1S1*! ,2,*
4.3oO! Dominion Copper it. 7 3 iu,i **
<*»> El Ray. Mini,,,.. « '" ! '? '2
K«> Foster Cohalt .... J% \^\ JZ JJ?
B.'-x>!rurna« Ck Cop.. 1> 4 J?! !? '^
SH-SISXr... ■.•.•.-.:::■ it • %\ «
1.200 Mrl . VI Con . I* 5. 51*1 Sl*
4.000J 00M If IIJ ". i At 4 ! A*i AN
R. 700 Greene < -ana nea .. i«'« i ]«i! iji ■ ,13
•00! Green* Oo»*-S»v. i 4 IS 1-*1 -* i ?« S
800 C.'water & D Val. w^i *, * ■ 1 ,-" J. '
BOlGuanaJuato <\>n.. 4»il .1. j__i Sl , > ,
IMO HumhnMt Con ... 1 iij , tiS 1 , .7. . , 4 >.
•■Z"]\ •»!"« Butler ,} i* 1 * ,} 18 .,{ ».»« } %f>
am r.e,ln«rn n * f»n . 3.T 34 J * ,1 S
8 atl §
100 Montgomery Mt... 21 I »i -f' «« 4N4 N
2.n* iwsahiii: r 4 .ni f3 4^ * a %, ■fe
2.0001 Nevada Con Cor... is i«t* ,«^i ,?»*
B.OOAI Nevada Sn.eltlni.. I "2 1* SS
WMV>|.N>v-Utah MA S. fl«4 «* s^l 2^
I.2<«lNiplssln|f M C 0... U 14 ihr* t
tNorth Bullfror-. 44 44 I'- * i! "
100 N Hutte. V.\t 24: •>>« "•_. »ii
1. ..M Hundred 3S 31! ■ «!> X*
1.0"N>!tOro 1 a. I «^ J? * »S
1.00.11 tPitt* r*nd 4 7... 1 M ! M £ ffi
2.000 + Red Hill 54 1 -.4 M I kI
1.000 K,,l Xln X I SJ I £ ii
NX' U.llan.-« MAS. i_; 7 « ' "Th ! ~T«/
BOOj^lver Queen .... IVlH*' *1 •$
.<> Stewart 2«,| 2«1 »»,i 51!
300-Toimrah Krtens... .3 I 3 ; a \ T '
2. 7oo] Tramps Cons .... R7 ! BT I Mi cV
B.SflO tTrtanirle «w , 34 , 33 I 3V
I.«.V>!Tri-T»ullU.n 2*i 2% ! " V «v
ISO Trinity Copper ... 234 1 23S 23 »2
}•£_. J " Copper .... 1 1 -!($' 141 1 1 Irti 1 ,_ m
1.100 Cnlted Copper ... *fa I 62 I 61 T. 61 T i
100 Union Explor .... »H S4 «{! \\ x *
Roo rnlted Copper pf. 01 ©1 01 ni
1.00«>i White Knol> Cop.. ! % «, "s^ v %
BONDS.
. I I Open- 1 HlKh- 1 I_o - I u_»t '
Sales. I I Ins;. I est. I est. | sale.
$15.00i»!Atch rl 5s Ist In pf| 10341 SBSHI 108 i 1034
•Odd lots. tSJeOs cents per share..
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
'I'll* market for outside securities was fairly
active. Prices fho\v*>il decided firmness, notwith
standing some recessions through profit taking.
Interest centred largely In a number of the mining
ilaues. which showed decided strength on Inside
Trust Companies.
Franklin
Trust Company.
140 Broadway, Manhattan iv v ;
164.166 Montague St.. Brooklyn \ *> V*Y * Clt >
Capital. Surplco and C A Cfkr_ r\r\r\
VafllvUlnl Profits over %54,C5UU,000
OEORGE H. SODTHABO. FreMdenl.
buying, although in a number of ip- low grads>
shares fractionally better prices were shown on
increased activity. Boston Copper continued Its
upward movement, and after scoring a gain ssTjg
receded slightly. Rurte Coalition. Nevada Consoli
dated. Cumberland-Kly am! Greene-Cananea wer»
decidedly firmer. Gold Hill and rnkvn were frac
tionally better. Atchison rights were actively dealt
in at a small recession, whii* the new 3a were dealt
In for the first time at ICC4. Manhattan Transit
was stronger. Western Ice was up '--. Bonds wera
dull and unchanged. The market closed steady an*
fairly active.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING.- Foreign houses dealt m
tho extent of ten thousand shares in the local
market, mostly purchases. Th« baying was chiefly
111 Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio. Foreisa
operations were wholly on arbitrage account, In
London consols were firm and the general mar
ket quiet without Important feature. Money was
Inactive, but there, was a largo application for
th» new Indian loan. Th« new Irish land loan is
expected at the end of lbs month.
MARKET GOSSIP.-A commission house busj
n^s>s in the current market Is extremely tight, or
ders being confined to the operations of a few cus
tomers Who follow the market from day to day
and who at present are making a fair llvin; b7
buying on the declines and selling nn m first
appearance of strength. This sort of public fol
lowing does not makf> .1 bull market. The fact.
however, that the. tendency of speculation recently
has been to broaden on advances and grow dn3
on declines encourages many houses ti> hope for a
generally better market in tlitr near future. It Is I
pointed out. however, by some observers that th_
f-trikingly poor net railroad earnings for Marcht
.and the uncertainty over the crops are fartor3 that
work against any extended bull sp^ctlariop. at this
time. The buying of Baltimore & Ohio and Nor
folk & Western attracted some attention yesterday.
particularly as foreign houses had the tip to buy
these issues, and it was thought that accumula
tion was going on for the account of Important
interests. The Id pool in Brooklyn Rapid Transit
showed some signli of lit>. though the advance was
das in great part t»» traders' operations baaed oa
the theory that th<» pool would become active as a
result of what the Street considers the improved
prospects for the defeat of the utilities bill. Re
cent Increases In dividends do not fit In well with
decreases being reported In net earnings, and the
bear element on the Stock Exchange quite likely
will make capital out of the poor showing by the
New York Central, the Southern Pacific, the South
ern Railway and the Pennsylvania, and. with fur
ther bad crop reports to help, they may be abl*
to make some headway against prices, though th*
market shows marked resistance to adverse news.
It was said yesterday that the copper stocks soon
would be put materially higher. The metal Is b«»
glnnl:ig to look decidedly firmer, producers hold
ing out for ¥> 1 -: seats to 25 cents for hk» copper
and Cs^i cents for electrolytic. Floor traders at
the close yesterday said the market wt.s ' full of
stacks and that prices wer-. being manipulated to
facilitate distribution.
MONEY IN BOSTON.— Tl ;<♦ Boston mor.?v mar
ket shows little change. National ba_.k3 and trust
companies are well provided with funds, savings
-•anks are flush, and Interior banks have an abun
dance, of money for the rlKht investment?. Som»
lenders are Inclined to believe that rate? may
harden somewhat if the security market is to wit
ness any appreciable increase in activity. Not
withstanding that exchange 0:1 New York at ChU
casro Is now quoted at par. one Boston trust com
pany this morning; received a telegram from Chi
cago ordering the calling: In of its outst.indinsr call
lonns at 3 per cent. It Is not known j^t what
will be the disposition of the f'.in«is. whether they
will be callo<. home, transferred to New York, or
left .on deposit here. On call, money rules fr^m S
to 34 per cent. OTje leedlns hank, thnt lost J!.sW
(■».i ,■■• balance at the Clearing House on Thursday.
r.'Rrked up its call rates from, 3 p»>r '-<?nt to 3^ per
cent. Time money is weaker* In tone.
BANKS LOSE CASH.— TV.c reported moveiaeat
of ensh ..... Indicates a l<"ss in th«
amount of cash held by th.^ hanks of C9S.lC*>. They
received from the interior ?."._7S._:fl<> n::d s. Nt to the
Interior J*... 1 ?.*"""*. R»'Cr»ir>t« of new gold were
51._»3.'V.\ On their operations with th» Sub-Treas
ury the banks lost $KT.S,O»V». Receipts from the tn
t»rlor w*n> !?.rgr»-r than they were in the precedtnff
week, while nhipment^ wer<* smatler. In tn« o;:t-of
t->wn movement was Inchided COWVCOO ko!i1 sent t»
Canada.
PKNNSYI_VANIA STEEU— E. C. Felton, presi
dent of tho Pennsylvania Stf«»l Company, in I*-'
annual report to the strckhoMers. say«. hi part;
'Ma Tine with the policy <>f Increasing or-» reserves
your subsidiary company, the Pennsylvania Stwl
Company, of Pennsylvania, purchased during ISW
»>' i additional shares in the Cornwall Ore Hanks
and now owns a majority Interest In that propertjj
A notable addition to your supplies of iron or»
has also been mad* by your subsidiary company.
th« Spanish-American Iron Company.™
GRAIN EXPORTS FOX TITK WF_EK.-"Sr3_
street's" reports the exports of grain ft»r tU§
week, with comparison?, figures In bushels a* M*
lows: Wheat, rlnir Incltxdetl. 2.23».7:n. ar»!ns£
:.550,242 last week. !.19*.7«J in this n^k List year.
1.279.5*. in I!**"., and 5.3i)5.1_.> in mi; for the «»«1
year tO date. 113.800.487, compared with OUKM
In ]>.;,. - nts. 53.558.0T1 in l»H-t>5. and _'.:.I_?.*>3 ta
l»l-"0?. Corn. -.SU.-tfo. agninst I. 1 ?!!."!! last «••*■
1.035,315 In this week a year ago. ar.il 2.T13."5T* ft
l^V.; for the fiscal year to .late. SI.4^T.?ST. oonrrastsd
with 103.537.343 In tarn ■ and ««).«7?.'^ in !>H-M_-
ANTHRACITK PRODUCTION T R?adin?
Company's anthracite tonnage for Apri! was l.rJ
512 tons, the largest shipments over nriii? in an
month. The official tonnage figures for all th»
companies will not bf» known for severa! days, but
there Is no doubt that April was the largest
month of anthracite production. ' -i*k
PIG IRON CITRTIFICATE& Pl« iron '* rtl *
cates at the New York Produce- Exohajice »er»
dull and unchanged. There were no sales. Prices
for Btnndanl foundry follow: Cash. *_3 5"-: *•*
and June. $3 55: July and August. £2 50; 3erte«sssl
S2l .
COTTON INTO SIOHT.-The New York Cottoa
Kxchango reports cotton Into sight for the w *?
93.160 bales; last week. 10..031. ami last year. 11**»
Tills season. i:.554.«.T-.>. last season. t*.(W.«< balM "
MONEY IX CHICAGO.-Money rates at l! ; ic "*!
arc harder at ■>'- to S per cent. The majority^*
loans are at 6 per cent now. Instead of 5X^. per *,;.
the prevailing rate earlier in the week. Vice- 1. -^
dent Van Vechten of the Commercial Natw ,
Hank says that very few loans are b«t.''-. *
below •» per cent. „ *
CHICAGO TRACTIONS.-Tho H. B. Ho^»
Co. holdlng3 of 35.C.> shares of North V !t-
Street Railway and West Chicago Stre«* n^,
way companies have been received _
eS«JS for deposit under the terms of U^
The deposits with, the Union Trust ™*?** m
averaging 1.500 shares daily. A full majority •-
stock seems certain of being deposit*!. , .^
COPPER TRAPE CONDITION: --- fIJ .
port an increase in the number of .^"J^tiiatV
copper from the large con3umers. and »U|«
It will be a short time only when books mil ■
mnlly opened for orders for delivery m the t.
quarter of the year. The large Interests ha*' *—

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