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Bankers and Brokers.
The Phanlx National Bank
of the City cf Hew York,
CORNEU KASSATJ AND LIBERTY jSI
Capita! 51, 000,000
Surplus and Profits . . $430,000
Acr<mnft of Banks, Bankers, Firms and Individual*
Accepted. Yours Solicited.
FINIB E. MARSHALL. President.
AUGUST BELMONT. Vice President.
ALFRED M. BTI.L. Cashier.
BERT L. HASKINS. Ass't Cashier.
WE WISH TO SELL
Chemical National Bank,
Trust Co. America,
' Gallatin National Bank,
Title Gurantee & Trust.
WE WISH TO BUY
Germania Fire Insurance,
Fidelity Fire Insurance,
First National Bank,
Consolidated National Bank,
Hudson River Telephone.
WM.E. NICHOLS CO.
15 WALL ST.
PHONE 1880 BJECTOR.
TREATISE ON OPTIONS.
Mr. Arthnr Cramp, late City Editor of Tha Ttmee.
«e»crtbed "ODtlonn" aa
" The most scientific and prudent way of
operating on the Stock Exchanje."
T1tl« »*strm. although \ery popular on tlie Contlnjn*
■Bd In America, Is not . *o well known among»t In
*estor» •>« 1U merit» Justify.
We bare Just published a new Treat!** on thU
•nbjeVt. whlcil will be »eDt post free on application te
The becretarj.
London B. Paris Exchan^e.Ltd.
BAKKERS.
" Basildon House, Bank,
London, England.
er from anr of Its BrancUea.
William P, Bonbright & Co.
Members Hew York Stock Exchange
1 Orders Executed on the
London Stock Exchange.
New York, 24 Broad St.
London, 16 George St., Mansion
House, E. C.
Colorado Springs, Colorado j
R.. L. DAY CO. ,
BAXKEBa.
»5 CONGRESS ST.. ■ JfABSAC ST..
Bortoa. . Vem York
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
Exempt from State, County
and City Taxes.
N. W. HARRIS & CO.
BANKERS
Pine Street, Corner William
NEW YORK
Beeetv* <!epo«lts Fubject to check
and allow Interest on balances
Act as fiscal agents for munici
palities and corporations. Issue .
letters of credit and deal In
BONDS FOR INVESTMENT
LIST ON APPLICATION
Beaver National Bank,
BEAVER AND PEARL STREETS.
GEORGE 11. COFFIN. President.
8. H. VANDEP.GniFT. T. P. WELSH.
, Vice-Presidents.
j. v. LOUGHUX. Asst Cashier*.
Accounts of Merchants. Individuals
» and Banks Solicited.
N. W. HALSEY & CO.
it \\M n
BONDS FOR INVESTMENT
•it w v; i ST.. ni:w vokk.
Philadelphia. Chicago. San Frani'iHco.
( J. THOMAS REINHARDT
SPECIALIST IX CURB STOCKS
Announces his removal to
38 BROAD ST.
Overlooking (lie Curb
Exceptional facilities efferea for tradinc
I Private WIBE TO BOSTON J
I* DVERTISEMENTK AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
J\_ Tribune received at th<"!r Uptown Office. No. 13*>4
Broaaway. between Ktn and 37th sta.. until ft o'clock
p. ro Advertisements received at the fo]!o»"in«r branch
offices at regular olhce rates until s o'clock p. m.. vt«.
X&4 «th aye. ■. c. cor. 23d St.: 153 6th aye.. cor. liih
off! cos at recular office r»t»n until 8 o'clock p. ro..
Financial.
Bank of Abyssinia
Definitive warrants of the BANK OF ABYSSINIA
are now ready for delivers; and will I rxrhanged for
the outstanding provisional scrip certlncates The ex
chauge may I<< effected tlmiujrli the undersigned.
BARING & CO.,
15 Wall Street, New York City.
TO BOUDEbU OF
Five Per Gent Ooiiaterai Notes
THE WAB6SH RAILROAD G0. f
DUE may in, 1907.
NOTICE in Itffietoj %tvm that the amount of lh' prtn
. .i-al *r.d laterrat of Ilia above .nentlone'l rotts, dv« May
M. lUO7. arlJI ba) i>a!d at maturity upon svrrenilvr of the
r.' tf ■ and ccui>oneat the oflsee Of the Equitably Trust
Co.- ''O. U K^eam Streat, N«fc- York Cltjv
Till; U'ADASII UAIMtOAI) CO..
Uy J. C. OTTESO.V. Ai-s't Treasurer.
* DVERTISEMKNT6 A.YD fcLBSCRIPTIONS far Th«
»~i- Tribune received at th«-(r Uptown Oflie*. No 1114
Broadway, between 3tth and S7th »ts.. until t o'clock
p. ra. Adver'tsemt-uts received at th» followlns braneS
p«cr« i.t regular otSce rates .^ntll » o'clock p m.. vli ■
Hi tth tve.. a. c. cor. IS<l »t.: 153 eth aye.. cor l^ih
rJ.j 92 East l«th «'.: :t7 *y»»t 4*.l «t.. het<i-«en 7th and
•th av*s: 2C3 VTett ISCth st.: 13SS 2<>. aye.. b*tw^,,
ttJi and "7th sts ; 1026 3d aye . near «lst St.: ITOJ lil
."— >* muLt SStii it.; 117 East 12itJi at.;
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
MOVEMENTS IX SECURITIES REPRESENT TRADERS'
DEALINGS.
Trade Conditions Sound, but Healthful Reaction Expected — Bank Hold
ings Do Not Warrant Bull Speculation in Stocks.
THE WEEK IN WALL STSXET.
Movements in securities last week presented
few striking features, and the majority of mar
ket observers were not of the opinion that great
activity would develop in speculation in the near
future, except, perhaps, in stocks affected by
factors relating entirely to the companies direct
ly concerned. There is too much uncertainty
over the crop* and railroad earnings to encour
age a widespread speculative demand for secu
rities, and this uncertainty also serveß to dis
courage extensive operations on the short side
of the market, traders fearing to make big com
mitments until they know whether the crops
are to be good or bad and until the course of
railroad returns shows whether or not the poor
results accomplished in net in the first three
months of the year are a forecast of the trans
portation business in the balance of the year.
Extraordinary conditions, it is asserted byvrail
road managers, were responsible for the gener
ally adverse business in the first quarter, and
the falling off in the net earnings of the New
York Central, the Pennsylvania, the Southern
Pacific and the Southern Railroad are attrib
uted to factors which, according to the traffic
men, are rapidly disappearing; but Wall Street
doubtless will prefer to wait until actual re
sults for April, May and June are presented be
fore operating in stocks on the theory that 1907
is to be a period of great expansion in railroad
receipts. Gross earnings have been on a large
scale, but In most cases they have been eaten
up by expenses, with many indications that the
cost of operation will be heavy for months to
come, while there are signs of a reaction In
trade that will be large enough to cut down
gross returns.
It need not "be assumed that because of a
healthful reaction in the country's business and
the expenditure of large amounts of money on
the railroads the latter will be forced into bank
ruptcy or to reduce dividends, but it is, how
ever, safe to assume that in the event of dwin
dling earnings stock market speculators will
not be Inclined to take a bullish view of prices
for securities. The railroads of the United
States are In a strong position, and they can go
through a lean period without being compelled
to cut their disbursements to stockholders, and
the same thing may be said of the solid indus
trial concerns which have enjoyed a number of
years of great prosperity and are fully able to
assure their necurlty owners that dividends will
continue to be paid, even if market values de
cline. Likewise the agricultural community is
strongly Intrenched against a year of adversity.
The farmers of the country have had years of
big crops, their profits have been large, their
mortgages have been liquidated or reduced and
they have money in the banks, with a reserve
buying power that will be an important factor
in preventing distress if weather conditions
should go against them In the current season.
The country in general Is stronger at present
than ever before in its history. The Federal
Treasury is strong, the corporations are on firm
ground and the individual Is richer than ever
recorded In the past. Moreover, in all lines of
business preparations are being made to meet
hard times, and in these preparations lies a
sure safeguard against financial disturbance.
Students of economic affairs see in the report
of April commercial failures some sign that
prosperity is on the wane, but they are unable
to find anything !n current conditions that war
rants the belief there will be anything more
than healthful reaction, a slowing down process
and a period of rest that will tend to conserve
rath.er than upset the industrial situation in
this country. In the month of April commercial
insolvencies were about the same in number as
in the corresponding month a year ago, but lia
bilities were heavier by more than $3,000,000,
the increase coming chiefly from manufactur
ing bankruptcies.
Though there was some expansion In the vol
ume of trading on the Stock Exchange last
week, as compared with the dealings of the pre
ceding week, the gain In transactions was bup
jilied by the operations in a few shares, notably
the copper stocks, Union Pacific and Reading.
There was little commission house buHlnep.s for
outnide account. Brokerage houses, as a rule,
advised their customers to trade for quick turns
only, the market being niado up In great part
of this sort of dealings, buying on the reactions
and selling on the rallies. Interest to a great
extent was centred In the movements In Union
Pacific, and the sharp rise in the preferred cre
ated the impression that something of unusual
importance to the holders of the Harriman
shares was being discussed by the management
of the Harriman properties. The old story of a
Union Pacific holding company was brought out
In various new colors, but whatever Mr. Harri
man and his fellow directors in the Union Pa
rifi.- had in mind was guarded more closely than
a state secret, and at the end of the week thrt
Street was no wiser regarding the Union Pacific
plans than it was at the beginning, though <t
chose to believe some arrangement will be madjj
b^ which the Union Pacific' will divest Itself of
its holdings in other roads without, however,
losing the control and ownership of these secur
ities. Evidently the Harriman interests fear ac
tion by the government to upset Union Pacific's
control of Southern Pacific, and as a conse
quence they intend to forestall Tany movement
on the part of the federal authorities; but what
ever the Harriman people do and whatever the
government may do the various railroads that
make up the Harriman group will continue to
run their trains and pay dividends. Action by
the Interstate Commerce Commission against
the roads that violate the law, a government
valuation of railroad properties and the passage
of new laws at the next session of Congress af
fecting nil corporations will not knock out
vested rights, as some narrow thinkers assume.
The copper and steel shares have many
friends, and the underlying strength of both the
copper end ste«>l industry suggests the pur
chase of the peourities of the United States
Ft eel Corporation and of the Amalgamated and
Anaconda copper properties, as even in the
event of trade reaction the companies will not
be weakened to an extent that will make the
passage or reduction of dividends necessary.
The directors of the United States Steel Cor
poration acted wisely last week in not advanc
ing the dividend on the common stock, despite
the fact that earnings in the first quarter of the
yeur showed a large amount earned for the
junior security. Conservatism and management
that understands the iron and 6teel business are
conspicuous features of the big steel concern,
and it Is owing to the able handling of the
company's great business and the belief that
Steel preferred has obteined the right to l,e
I classed with solid investment ercurities that
t'.ie list of investors' nam»s on the transfer
I books has increased to such a largo <-xtont In
: recent months. The T'nlted StaJ^.> Steel Cor
poration has a surplus which is equal to about
'JO per cent on the |50(M)0O,GQ0 common stock.
At the end of the June quarter in 1901 the
company's surplus was $?0,1»."i0,24i». Since that
time it has grown to $l<il,4nr.,2tM}, the amount
:•• riled in the quarterly report issued last
Rrwk. The increase In the earning power of the
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. MAY 6. 1907.
corporation is shown by the fact that the bal
ance of earnings applicable to di%"tdends on the
common stock in the first quarter of this year
was 4 per cent, compared with 3.16 per cent in
the same time, last year and Lls per cent in the
corresponding quarter of 1905.
Call money ratfs were somewhat firmer in the
last week, but time contracts remained un
changed. Money will, it is believed, rule at
relatively easy ligures until the time comes for
the July Interest and dividend payments, and it
is expected the price of funds here will continue
cheaper than discounts abroad, nnd in conse
quence sterling exchange doubtless will rule
against this contre. The general position of
money the world over is far better than it was
a few weeks ago, and at the. present time there.
appears to be nothing in the outlook that will
cause any disturbance in the various money
markets. Bank reserves at this centre, how
ever, do not. warrant a big bull speculation In
securities.
' WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS.
- I I Last I I JFin'l
Sales. | Uonds. prev.Ulgh.l Low. f Slay ( Net
j |ga!e.l | | 4. I change
. $7COO|U S 3s Keg 11(08 ll)2»i | 1024J 102^ ; 102V* i — '♦
Japau.se «s BSVfc i"»'i, l>* : ». Ob*»| + '*
Ueowl do 2d 1 I>SV* l*S; tHH4 I** 5 *, + H
,203W0J do 44s yi'i. t>l-V, 81% 91'al
12000. do 2d i »1>» t>l\ VI 61>ii "t- H
000001 <J 0 4» I BSHI 88% | 884 MSi + H
TOOOIRep or Cuba 65.. 102 | 102* 102H U'-S. + J»
10001 U Sof Ilex 55.. 9!>»i 1»S»» 9.VV U&*« — H
20OU0] do 4s 94 »5 I 94 I 94
6000[T>nn Sett 3a I*s 00 [ 06 96
10001 Va Fund Debt... 9.W; BSfcl 93^i »^Vi — 2>4
180H0 Adams Ex 45... W ; W'V 91) I MMi + Vi
2*4000 , Alb & Susq 3Vi«.., ©'->Hi 100 I »9%| Wth. —
6000 Am Ice Sec 65. . i t>4 1 h3 1 83 I M — 1
10000. Am Spirits 8a.... WVt lim W» I I«VV4 — —
1000 Am Tel & T 45.. l»> i S«4j b«4l b6V» —3i |
346000, Am Tobacco 6a.. 100 ll"lV lUU ,lWJ l n + '» '
1060OU, Uo 4» 73? i 74 , 73' i TStfc — Ji '
21000 AT& 8 F AiSJ 4s! 112 ■ V2\. VZ\t , I^4, + 4 (
6&000 do Strd IS3 # 90» t 6OH I*>4| + '•» i
1640W do Gon 4»...., »ST. J»\i »8U l«H — 4
12560u0 do Ounvt 4»... 100*. 100% 88H l»H ,— IS
80000' At Coast 4s Xi' 4 X.-.' , 04% »tt
7IXK) do 1. & N*4a.. 88 •*••■ 86 Ml
CIOOO B & O Gold 45..'1("",j lOOS lOOfc lUOH + '4 I
3000 do Reg i,.i100*,: OS : I* ,I* —2%
18000 do I'UCi-WV 4s '-UV IH\ *»2 ; "3V —1U
UOOOO do Prior 845.. 08Vi M tC»» 93 — V>
ITiMK)' do Kwn BMis... bO»* 89% 88% N'V — H
lOdOuO Dkln Rap Tr 4s. j b6 hf> 84% BB . —
12000 llkln L'n Gaa &s.ilt>7 'lOo'i 105H 105% + '/»
aoOOi Buffalo Gas 85... tW «7 ) «17 ,67 , I +1
10001 l: ha; P <;--n B«.(lia 114*4 , 114% iu^, — \i
17U0O!Can So Ist 65...j101*i 101\ 1W.4 101H -+ L »
20T«. -,-rit Br U P lst.i •.'■.• , 92% 93 02V» + %
14000 «' of 'ia Con B«. I"".'V lo»4! # io7 1"T + '» i
1001.10 do 2d Inc Htpd. 74\ 74 74 74 — %
47CHX);Ccnt l^atlicr f.B. '.*'■ M\ W , 88% r '• j
1200H Cof N J Gen 0». 123% I'M I^4 135 + I' 4 j
4000 do K-k 123% 123 I^3 j123 | — «4
la«»Mi Cent lac Gtd 4a.' t»l ! 96% 96'il W l^ + "«
4So*> C & O Gen 44«.. 102% 102^' lVl*. ' 102 ; — V» 1
12OC«> do Con 5s US 1144 '111 1114' —1
2000 do 6a A 101 1"14 101% 101% + 4
61000 Chic & Alt 8%l ■ o**4 69% 61 89% + %
4<>ooic & l: 1 s r 6a. 102% 102% 102% 102% — ,J»
lUOOO'chle & B Ist Ba. 116% 117 '118 115 | + I*
3>«»> C*N \V Deb 1901 V 102% •I<">, 100% 100% :
avio Cj* U8 y &s. 101 101 ' 101 101 I •
82t!Ota.> CH& QJt 4a.. | 96% '-"X M» 98% — Vl
SOitixi; do llrjj 94\i 94% 94% l'44|
9000 ,i,, I>eb Cs .. 104 »101% 101H 101H — %
81000 .1, lil Dh 4»..|102»;! I"-' 102% 102% + '»
2000 d 1 lowa I>lv ■»» 90% 9.» W 99 — %
8000 do Neb Kxt 4s.;iOlV| 102 . 102 I"- 1 - S
1000!CM&8tPO«n4a A 1034 103% 103% I<>::^ — »i
IKMi do Oen 34a U..2 91% 92 : 91'» 82 + 4
8(»>i) do <• & P 6a... 108 I«*% 106% I»^4 —24
f.«».> do <• *P W 111% 1 111% HI", 1H 7 + 4
1000 do Pwn Rs ... '100 J Ivh li« 108 +8
2000 do W§, U B«.[109 109% l(>(»>i 10»H + %
81000 C Hl*!' Gyi •»»! V" 100% 9»% 100% + 4
T6OOO 1 do it-f 4s b'.'S h«»> *•!• bOS ;
1000 do Keif M'\ b94 6U't 1 89% -t- H
frttOOO do Jt 11 4" ' T::» 73 ; »TO% 7"4 — 1
2000 C f. 1' M &• O 6a 13<> ', 13'» ; 1»> 1180
41O««)!C TTr 4- C 0..11074 l<-« ! .«, 10S I«H>Vi + l«i
I>h«»'' D \- I Ist C5..1104«i 108% Va\ 108% — S
16U0O CCC&Bt L Gen 4s 101 101 1"1 1"'-S + S
90>JO;Col , v Bo Ist 45..! 91 91 90% WH — 1
27000 V'0l lnd to 163 64 68 63% + 4
1000 Col Mid Ist 45.. I 68% •«» 69 69 4- r .
eouuuCon 'i.<« I'.t. i;«.il34v, 13.'.«; 134 135% +1%
100o;c lty.& I.t 44»..!i0:j*4 108% l«a% 102% — li
I4ior^'i) & M Convt 4sJli>2'» I«3W l"^ 1 . IWJ4 — •»
l«K»!l> 1^ Af W7s i"l\ 101% 101% 101 + '»
2000 U&11 O Con 4».i 94 94% MS WS, + S
61o<Kt r»ec Cor 6».. »>4 MH f«4 8*
(WOO ETV&QCon lai 6s 1 1174 *115 ' 115 ,110
lW»>o;Erte l«t Coo 4a. 1 97% 97% 9<l 1 W j — ll«l l «
14000 da Gen 4» b2 b3 bl«i 81% — '«
17<«K)' Jo Con*t 4s A mi, 81 M 81 — 4
4000 do l'enn CT 4n h5 86 , 86 B6 ,+1
lono diSJ K*t 44«.;i«*H M«i34 103U|103U —6H
loikio a H A.- S A lst..jli*4!*lo34 lv-4 l* ; >i + %
20<iO Hock V l.t 44a.!1»»4V; 1044 i 1044: 10*4 1 '
1<M)O:H & T C lat to 111% 1114; 1114, i"4' + 4
4i>oo d,, On 4s 94 M 92 99 • --2
1000 II! Ont 4s 19."3.. H*>V «l>7 97 97 — I*4
lt>oo do Ite« 100 »l>7 97 91 —1
4000 do 4-. 1982. .. ! 1"! i 9S ' 9S j9H — 8
2000 do He* . . . 102 M 8t I M - 4
1000 Ins -H l«t to 98 86 93 80
12l(W0!lnt-Met 4%a. 7S'i 71>'i 78% Ti'-» ■+■ 7 »
<dOOiIniMMaCT4.. 70 7OH 70% 7<>S + J»
2M>«»!lnt Nay 6a 'B0 85% K"> , 86*4 r V
120oo|lct Paper C» V*l ,H« , 108 1«O — 1
BDOO do r,s ' *»«4 ihi i») ' t»» J+ 14
10000 Int Slfun. Hos..'H»O 100 ' 100 1100 | ■
2i«X);Kan & Mich Ist: l»l 914 914 9141 + 4
3SOOO KCVS *M 4a H» 804 hO " I --- + '»
8000 K«n City Bo H» . . , 73 71 71 ' 71 | — 2
200u Kmi Cent 4s 'MX 974 974 »74' - »i
21)00 Knui * Ohio Ist 117 ; 117% 117\ 117% + •»
2<«O00 1-acliii Bterl to. 1"« 100 »S'fc IW — 1
2UX> Lac liau Ist to.. 103 , 101«» 101% 101% — 1%
1000 ' L. E& W l»t b. 113 113 1 118 113 j ,
TOOO do 2d u>rt4 lt««^ 106% 108% + '•»
630ft0!L3 sMh CM) 4a 954 86% 934 94 —14
4000 do 34s 044 94» 4 94»4 94% + '*
«KVH) I. »WB Gt<l 44s I*) 100 1<«" 100 j
1(»>A I^h Val Coal ss. 113 1124 1124 H2H — 4
4000 ' L I Gen 4» l'<l 98 l"! \W —
lOOOi do OoM 4a.. ..1 W* *W , W i" 1 I— *%
ll'H^ do Ref 4s 974 97 ; M 97 — 4
4000 L. N A & «• lat. 104% 104% 1044 104% 4- 4
fIOOO .1, &NCI Tr 4a. . 96 9H 90 ;90 — .
10000 do Unified 45.. lOlTi 101 l<«0 101% — S
1000 iluN'O&M Ist '121 126% 120 125T, + 4T,
2000 do SANA 5s 100>, 111 i-» 111 +■ 1%
7<>oo ! Man Con 4b... .1 904 f»«» «*\! 99% + %
BfK»> Met Elev Ist 6a. 10S 1034 1034 103% 4- %
10W)O MSt Ky Oon Bs. 104 104 | 104 104 ,
26000 Mn Ont Con 4». «lTi »IH> SI |61 I — %
KNiUOi'Mloh Cent SUs.. 0441 «024| 024 924 — %
2000 M LB & W Ist. 1224 123*» 1234 123% + 1%
39000 Mo KA T Ist 4s 98% 99% t>S4 l^4 — %
34000 do 2d 1 «4H 84% P*. R4'« — Vi
6000 do S P 4%a.... I RB4 »04 86% |80 , — —
3000 M K&T of T 6s'lo3W 1044 104 104% + 1
27000 Mo P Ist Con 6a 118 110 12 j- U4
8000 do l»t Col 6a.. 1014 I°2 U»2 102 + 4
ISI»K> do Trust 6a.... 102 102 V. 101% l«>2'i + '*
2000 do 3.1 08 974 974 t'74 — 4
1000 Mob & O Oen 4». 90>i 89 h» » —14
123000. NYC Gen B%a. 94% IM% 94»i l»4"« . + %
7000 do Deb 1984... 88 97 '944 96 —1,
88600 do I> S Col 34s H4«; 88 84V, 8.1 4- %
2000 do M C Col 3Us 544 844 .•*H],2fH -—
9000 NXC*Bt I- 4s IW4 101% Kil 1014 + 1>«
6000 NYG&K LHftl* 4a hS I hB4 ■ 83% •3% 4- 4
BSOOO do r,s 1103 ! 10314! 102' i w.u +■ .
2000 1 NY UW Con to 10ft 109% 1 01 l' 'il + '»
6000 NTAQCoELAP to UB ! 954 96 W —4
6000 N V OAW Ref 4s 98% 074 «7 I'7'k — %
40000 Norf & W Con 4a OS ! «*4 : 974 OH — —
iwiooi do Gen t0.... 180 129 »120 120 —1
41000 doPfi*i;4..'n 88% hs«;; HRV -
49000 Pno Oen 35.. 1 71 7 72 ' ; *71V. 71H 4- »4
8000 do Ileir 70 »70 70 7«> 4- \
146fKy» do Prior 4*.... 102 102%. 101% lOlHi — %
2000 do Term Ist... 118JI 118%] 113H 113% —6%
6000 OH & N Con 4b. 9SH 98% OS^ 98% —
Bono Ore Sh T. Ist 6«. 119 11!>4 ll'-»4, HO.H + }i
1000 do lat Con t0. .1112 111% 111 .4 HTM — J>
32000 do Qtd Ref 4s. 92V» 93 924 924 4- %
2000 Perm 11 E 4«.... 103 »103 103 . 103 . 4- 2
SHooo|Penn Convt 34»- t^4' *WH ' *j»i 03* + S
334fKi<»t do S4s 1915.... 92*4 98%! 93 : i«.' -i4 i + 1
I(»iih.. Reading Gfn 4k. 974 97»1 1 9O'(, 97Vi 4- 4
afMKC do .1 c coi 4s. iU 94 [ 94 I J>4
KtOO!R & r> con t0... 1124 1124 112% 1124
30tx> Rio G tV lft I l»2 '-'-•■■ 1<2'..; 924 + 4
40tKi'iSt J* ■ 110 no 11«> 1
800O 1 'do Hef 4s I «H( R5« «4»4| «4% — 4
4000 d.. Hlv &c, 4a. 1 92Vi ! 924 *9f> SO — 4
UOOOO I>X-S F Ref 4«' 814 81% 81% 81% + 4
60oo!St I- Bwn Ist 4s. IM\ »92% 92% 92% — '*
00(K)| do Con 4 s I 76% 7«% 76% 76% — "4
6000 dr, 2.1 if> 1 tBO i SO 8». — —
lOOOISt PM*M 2d Os H)6% MiOU : 103 103 4- %
I(mmi do 4%a.. U"* 107% l 107% 107% — %
11000 A 4. A P 4a... 1 85% 80 85% 80 4- 4
lOOOOIBeab A U Gold 4s' 74 ' 75 744 7r. +1
loono do Ref 4s I 99% 97 ' 07 197 — 2'i
340«»> PCI Tr 45. ..| M»'; 90% 89% R9% 4- %
3000 do Rc-p 190 8S sn )XS '—2
fcIUJO do Ist Ref 45. . I 93% 94% «3H 93%
10000 181 8 Pof Cal Con 6bUll» i 110 ! 110 110 I — 3
27O0O|8oath Ry lat t0. .1110% UO% 110% 110% + \
3fMX) do M & O 48.. 894! «1> 89 I H9 I — 4
4^loo Tex & Pao Ist 5h 114 1.11.14 115%|115% 4- 14
33(i00lThlrd Ay« Con 4s! 8«UI 86% 85% Hi*. — %
200OIU ici LII A P r.s!l«2 »|OI 1"1 101 ' + I.,
1200(K> ) Unlon Pac Ist «B 102%! 102» 4 101% 101T4 — H
1000 |U II It of BF4a 170 ' 7:. I 7.1 75 '~ 1
11000 U s Leather C».I1O4 »108%! 102% 10S% 4- 24
-..,:., v. s R A tmv to! MH' m so I so ' — 4
ICOdOiU Sn & Ref Os.l 93»i 97 ; 89 91 4- 2 1 .
870000 B Bteel SF 5» 86% 90\ *96% 97 — %
10001 do TlPir '98 ' '07'i 1 97Vi : »7>: 4- 1\
1700O|Va Mid Oen Bs..!110 *107 I 1"7 107 ' — S
HoOOi do 5t.,,1 110* »107 | 107 107 ; — 4
IWtOfiOIVa 1 C * C Oa.. 92 98 I 92 I 924 + H
''WnO'Vabrxl' Ist 65... 112 ! 112 l*M!»»,^10(>»i < 4- l;,
3*vvf do 2d to 10l ■ ! 101% 101% 101% 4- %
SCjOOI do I>ph H i«W I 69% 69% «9Vi 4- 14
«3»niV»| do Int cf, R4s «.*.'«' "7U 68 ' 66% + l.
12000 Wai. Pitts T Ist. 75%| 7r>-. 75% 1 7."''»'
27000! do 2<l ' 244 24»i 24 ' 244
ISOOOIWVst Md 4l ' 744' "OH 1 7. r i^; 7<l%^ 4- l «
S.HIO do ronvt 45... I 68% r.T,u,\ 64 :54 1— 14
»K«I\V NY * P Ist. 11441 H4U 114% 114V4 4- ■%
IROOOI do Gen 4s ' Mil I 00% 1 9O | l«> ;
lOOOlWeal Nor C Ist.. 100>i! W,l ltt?is\lW\i — *«
47o(ioi\Veiitlnch S F 6s. 94 i 94 ! MT4 94 I
.VM«!\Vest Wiore 45... 104 l'H't' 104»4ll044 + 14
. 20001 do Res;.. ml»/. ' 102*41 102HlK>2»i 4- T i
OVioKv On Cl Tr to., ion.' 102% if^illOSt; 4. »4
ro«i AStp 2d 11024 •100% 100% hoo', ! 4-.H
70C0|\VU Cent Gen 4s| 87.i -.88 ! 88 | 88 | 4- *i
$8,439,000 Totnl s»lea for the week. i .
•£r Intertit tSIGF.
RAILROAD AND. OTHEB, STOCKS.
Following i* the usual tabla giving the number of share* of all stocks dealt In l ßt week, together
with the highest, lowest and final prices of the week, the final prices o< a week ago an^ thecloslnj
prices of May 6. 100 C, tha net changes of the week and the high and low prices In the year 1807. wltn
the high and low prices in the year 190«>: ,
h o a e * / 1 lioe. IJeatM. est. -| Final. | IW7. I change. I est. j_eat.J_«» t :.l_««^
.^^^S-copper:::?:::::^^ || tf 5» T^ ■§ \ k iv -»
545 American Can — **» « ! •» " I f** *)* 4 m*' _ _
i^ESi 1 11 Si 1 11 It IIP : i
700 American Hide & leather pr«f .M 21V* £ 21H 2OJ, -r S 30! a £\ 43 g
SUO, American Ice Securities, «i 7« 73H .3^ JBJk —«4 B» - , 9» *
830 'American Unseed M'Hr 1_» I??, l-'Vi U\i + Vi W4 }* -"V* «.*
l^^lliillll ill 1
is^Sri^"™.,^::::: ::::::: .^ : islfl 1^; is& m i Tli «?* w2t i^ 4 ! MS
lofrAmerlin Steel F0 u . nd^::::::: SS/"«8 » iS: I «fc -li 1«^. T* &s. \ £
2JM •AmeK lu^ar '• * 131H 1M 125 12DH 1234 1374 1H T . r* *' }«»
- "iso •American Hu ß ar . 13»H »»» lao 125 "-'i mi 4l4 l ~ 137 ---' ll47 » !SLJ J2**
*»X I American TeleKraph & Tel | — 13't 122 123' si 110 + 4' a HB . 11»»* 144S IJO
2.841 AmerlcSS Tola^pref ... 102 99] 9t «2T* 9» -},! OsU W, H>» g
Ut'o 'American Woollen 3«H, 3O S% 2trt* 2«T»i — »»! -i^H -■* ; *. ; .^i
?sloAiS?:? s loAiS?: -:::::::::::::::::: 106 8S» lH\i 90 I S. -I* 1"-%, Be* SS4 1"1
75 172'AnaoouTa *U%\ «•'• ' f« 6»% «-» B + I 73V H 3"<> «?W
75450 AtchlsorT 86% 0« T ». WH, l»-»\! !'.-.'» — »t» t 1< ssti t BS%i lIOH »J»u
MIH do preferred 1«»S Mft 85% »H 91% —1 » IWHI 98 ; W» 9J
17.W AtlanUc CoasTVine 143H MB , 103 i 103 i 104', : - 1>» 139*. W I «If* UIH
24070 Baltimore & Ohio 107!* IW',| IW^i l«»H IWi-^ +'.% 132 < , W»'» 125Jfc 10u*4
- 43464 346 Bdo preferred :..•........... Wai S3 JT S ; 9» +«l «H W , 9Mt W
CO Bethlehem Steel fvan.it:::::::: — I |2; 1- i?*i VI — -- *•'<, «^l -0,4 17
S4 24<t Hrookhn Knpl.l Transit 7S 02H 6U 61', K> +2H >3»«! 45U »4 l » 71
Ml auo Hroohlyn "nton Oas ' 1»H IJ> . 124% 125 110 +10 , 1» ; ,MB 178. MM
n^ciSnS-ST:-.:::::-.:::: iSi i»4 iwi *U i;« .S3 >» ws Si
■ "162 Central* South An.eruan Tel. - I IMb 138V4 WH* 1.34J4 +; * IBM 1344 140 IST
<-ii>u Central Leather 4! , 2U\. 2!> i SSlfc ltl*i| — S : 40-25 4t»T4 SJ X*K *
*W do Dreffr7ed!L ...... H>3'l «7 07 U7 t»7 Ittt !«t> lO7VJ ft%
12.n5Ch^«SSafc- «»Jh10..: 6«a 42-i 41* i 42 , 61% + % ?« 86% 65S 61V4
SoJ^WcagoVAlm. 23 j lv 15\ , 15** 16% — gH 14% Hi »
B OO ChlcaSo Ureat Western J»'i lls 4i HHt 11*4* IP. 1 + l»il »i IS Wh iS^»i 1*
1.2(10 !do preferred B i 83«s 62T, M 1 16% 16% -'* Jjl» 4 15*: b» .O
11,1(1 nnifprreii H' '. . 83% 1«H IB I'J^i l ( »Va — U 20 15' i 3!>H i4',j
BU.T 2 Chicago* Milwaukee' Asi Haul. Ittg laj 180% ug IW.J -lj IW. jwl 190%, 14**
llhOC "do certlflcates — 1« U 13« Hi 13H ■ 13rt + 2 ; 14U | 1211 — —
8 838 Chicago & Northwestern *U 154S 1514, 132H IBJ ' -r % 2<>s i 137'-i 240 102
862 ChcMo St Paul Jl 4 o 170 135* i» j 186 i 13HU li — 3>,| no 120 | ius 1»»
TOO Chicago Terminal f Transfer.... 11 «V, «i «d «, ->, •% 5, U« »^i
26<io dr. preferred 29 20 1 144, 2i» , 1j , -r 5 23 1 l» t 4-** 23
22a;chl?ago Union Traction M• •% 44 6« «M t/ M W ,t« 13% ifg
2 200 do preferred 1«\ 1« 1«> 1« : 13 l +' 'i ifrS »'.> 4 'T JJ 1-*1 -*
1 400 CC<? *8t I»ui» 96* 72>i' n% 7'J'. 71% + « K!% 63 , I*', S»
9 520 Colorado Fuel & Iron 45T4 37 1 804, 3T.". B'l : — >,; r.7-, 2f» , 83<* 4->H
200 Colorado 4 Southern 614! 2«14; 23 25H 2rtTi —IS 88« 22'» 41 2»Vj
100.» do lat preferre.l 6S 00 I W) «> 5 69% 67h ' 73H BOu,
3 O(H> 1 do 2d preierred '43^ 47 »| 4« , «8H 47H — S B«H 44 88 , 43
2700 Columbus Hocklnjr Coal &I. 19 274 t 88% Xt%\ 27» 4 - 4 28*, 20 | 80% 17
"ICK) ' (Ainsolldattd <"oal — *M» 1 W) j o<> J»34 —34 O'.»H Jw , 100 , Pa
3 275 Con'ollJat'd Gas 137 ÜB% 32H 134 | 133 +P H0»» HO \ Ul% 13O'.
997 Corn Products Reflnlns 234 20 | 18% 10«4 2O — U Mi 17H 88 18%
1.340 do prererre.l 70 7S>i ( 774 774; 77\ — >■» 8H 77 i 88% ; #44
4 4<O •ComitOCk Tunnel -1« .35 | 31 .34 .S4 .50 -2O .4<> ; .10
2.0T5 Delaware & Hudson 201% lUO>4| 87 1M» 186% + 2o Denver & «l, Cirande 80>4 »j 28H 30 20>. t + % 42% 2S>4 MT, 3G*i
120 do preferred , 85 I 74T»* . 74-» 74Ti 7.'. — H MT» »H«^ 014 KJ
130 Detroit I'nlte.l Kallroad | W\ 71 1 71 71 70- +1 BO*i W'i 102 : 7&T4
6 3SOI •Distilling Securities CM* ! 71H; 70* 7O*i 7<» -f •, 7«* O 74*» 61
"100 'Duluth South Shore & Atlantic 17%, 14 ' v 14 13% 1 -f 'i ll>»i 9% 22% 1«
10<» Mo preferred 37 1 23>ii L."., 23' i 24 | — 4 89 i 2O 4.'. 32
132W»Erlo 42 g%| 24 24H 2*4 + 4 44«» ; 81% 6f)% Jgl
84511 do l»t preferred 775, 6"«* 66H 60 60% -- % 75% 61' i S3 74**
"So do "i preferred 68 Bt«4 1 3l> ! 8»H 88H +l ; "»T 1 34«» Tt% 624
«M TeJeral Sugar preferred — W** M% BM 88 — 2'; l»o J« — —
i\H>;F<wlnral Mlriln & Smelting pref K74 87 h7 S7 »7 l»7 feo , lliTs 91
33'Oranby — , »89 I 127H : 188 ' 130 152. 120 — —
ISO General Chemical Co preferred. 103 | 8t» | M» Ml , VU 103H t>74' f> *'-\ l (l
3 General Elertrlc Company 1««H 140 | • 1474 • 1484' 1474 -1- 1 IH3 13«'.4 1»«* 15«
4l>'73siGr«at Northern pn>f.-rre I |N ; 13h\ 135 l»6-»i IM f % Ist**; 12rt | 348 173
430 Mo subscriptions — 128 120^ 12H | 120 -t-2 13i»%; 127 \ — —
41150 Mo ore certificates — "3 tWV» «2 1 «14 + % 85 1 80 85 70»i
575 Homestake -- »• BBM BW 88 —*h 8B BM • 8<» 80
3.lKKii International Mercantile Marine — 7» 74 7Ti — ; 7% 7H — —
aSO do oraferred — 23*» 22% 23 23' i — U 24 ! 22% —
10i>! Illinois central 170 147 147 I 147 Us ! —1 ; 172 134 184H 164
3.lOo'lnterborougfa-MetrapoUtea I 89 26% 25H 2« 25>4 + 4 3l» 224 55»» 9»%
8 430 do t»ele»rad , M»» 62H 061; eiv»| W> : -t- 1U 73' i 62 J>7H 70',
800 International Pap«r l« T i J«% 144 14\ 144 - 4 mSi 13 2«V 1..4
200 do preferred *3 , 74>, 744 74V, 73% 4 »i M 73 »0 ! N»
I»> International titeam Tump P4 27 i 27 ! 27 , 29—2 41 25 60 j 27
1.600 lowa Central 88% 10H| 1S»; l!li» ltS 1 +.' »i 2**4 l*» 34% 24
190OJ do preferred 62 , 3S>4, 8»3% Bsli 86% +IS 61 I 8(44 63% t 48
10O*«rron Silver — 2.55 *85 2.53 I 8.60 , —1.15 6.60 1 2.35 6.00 ) 4.43
3.0t» Kansas City Southern 2--.». 2u ! 88 23 25H — %| »>»; IS j 37% 22*4
8.21K) do preferred 63 ' Il( >H| 68% »*» co 4. s 81% 45 71 4»
800 Long lalaad I W'H: «• I .'.4 65 r.2 +3 G74' 82 81% «l»;
1 2Soll»ulaville A NaehTlJla | 142 | 12041 11S>% 110% IIP*; 14.-.4! 10H IBCH 13CV*
12i«>'Maokay ChmpauUea I — T2', 70 71 j t!£»% +14 75U BM — —
1.315! do preferred — ♦«•■» «> «>% «0H 1 71 63 — —
2 718iMp/.huttttn Elevated 183 I*' l 8T 18»% 13» + % 146 1!» 1«2 140
I.Oool Mexlcarf Central ' i'l 2=>,| 23 22% 21% 4- % 27% 15 2»H ISS
•,aoo!Mliuieapolla &St I»ula 70 60S; 48 60 6O I 69 4S M% 5*4
WiMSI'«BMM 153 1«1%| 06 106% 104% +1 140«4 f»7 164 134
800 Art preferred I l '- 4 *** 185%] 84H 134% 134H 1 —\i 1«8 123 tBB l«3l»
8.809 lflaaourl Kansas & Texai ai4l 37% i 80V» 8«1% aiv\ 44% *>v 43% 2!»
" Vint' do preferred UT4 1 6O'i| 6S\j BBU C 5% + ■■. 72% 59 7»i 64Vi
3 Missouri I'acinc »*V W!fc| 754 75H TB% 4- %\ P2% (H U<o\, 88%
300 NaahvlUe & Chattanooga 13S 1314 131 J 181>4 131 ' 4- H! 147 Ills. 14tH* 133
lOOi*NaUonal Klscuit 4 «4 ' 77V*| 77»4 77% 78% 4- 4 Bn<; 76' i 71>4 B2
lCoiNatlonnl Enamelllns; & Btpg... 12% 12 ! 12 12 12 ; 15% 10% IS4 12
1.11 do preferred — H2HI fc2H[ f>24 82 [ 4-4! 87 ' 7l» ! BM 82
tß.7Sß!*NaUonal I*ad 744 Co%f 62% 64%! «2 » 4-2% 7GU 4t» I WM(. ««
l.lK'i *do M*ferre<l 101% ©Pit ,W» W>4 BB ' + 4 103 | tH I MXJV4I 100%
11.600 •N..T.h0, . Mlnlnr * Bmeltlr.f. — 1»% 19 1»S IS% - % 20% l*H — —
1.280 »New York Air Brake 148% lU> | 117 110 llt>V — % 1414 100 * 163% n3
22.21.1 N-w Turk .vntral 131% 119%; 116% 116% U*% —14 134% 1114' 156% 12«
IWHINew York Chicago ASt I^.uls. 674 42% 4"j 42%! 42% «M% 83% 1 73% BB
40U New York & New Jer.ev Tel.J — 1 114% 114% 114% l 113% +1% 113 ' lfts - 155% 129
l"iN.-w V Tii, N>* Haven * H... 1»4% 17l> ; 179 I 179 I 170 ] ' 188 ' 173 2<>4% I*>»H
t»7<>! New, York Ontario Sl Western.. 4Sk, 89% 37% 9»%| 37% ■*- S ! 4SS 34H 57% 43%
IS.atlTi l Norfolk * We»tern , 87% 78% i 76»; 79 7« +8 ' 1»2% 71 I«7S M
1.625 North Aroerlean , »<•'• 75% 74' i' 73 i 74', -»- H 81>% BM H>7 NH4
115.6251 Northern I-aritlc 103% 137% 1834; 134% 13.14' 4- 1% IS»% 114> 232%' '.::•»
r>.. *de certificates — ll"%! 11H% 117% 118% +1% 134 f 110 i — —
raclfio Cosst 132% 0»% W» ; HJH» W< - ||| 124%( PO ' 142 ! li>3V
Taclne Mi.ll 37 : 2«% 2.V% 2« i 2u% —%l 41%' 214 514 23%
175.670 ivnneylvanta Kallruad 1 — 12HS 12»» t ;
' do eg dlv 8% per cent 133% 125% 24 ! 124% 128% +1% 141% 114 ' 1474 1221*
200 Poorta & Knstern S5 83 1 22 ■ 22 M —4 30 j 18 ! 48% 8-1
2.000 l'e.;pl«.'s Oe« * Coke i' 2 13%! BM JI3 ! U2S ; + %\ |»ss; 1 f>3 j 103 88
1801P CC* Bt l^uU ' 70 7->4' 704: 70% 72% — 24 1 7.s ! «7 ' SBti 73H
lOOiPtttebum '.■««! 14'» 12% 12% 12V»i 11% 4- \ 1«% U%! IS% 13<:
>.:•<■. lTr«f ( | Bteel Car 474 37% M ! 37 83% -»- lVi 57 ' SO ! 64S' 43
MM) rt . rreferre.l — i' 3% J*3% I '
1 do •■« div 1% per cent i»7 ' 03% i»2% J»2% 93% 1 + 1 ' 09% Sfl 103 ; 03
SU' Pul!msn i'a;s.« Tar 81 , 1«7 I lfiS I 1«5 168 — 8 IHI% 130 r?0 l!-">
lOO'*Rallway Steal flprlnc pref i<»4 «4% m% Ji4% 03 ' 4- iv w«4 : 9<> 107 i 47«
T6B.7ooTßeadtng >89 ' 1144 111 I 113%' 111% -4- 2N 13t*% 91 lt!4 113
H«i« •!., Ist pr>-f«Tre,! | '.'1 84% | 84% M%! 98 — 4 ' 1»2 ' 84 I 60 M#
8.2451 •Reonbllo Iron & *>••! 2«1% K>Hi a> 28%t 28%] — >» 4Hi 22% 41»i! 22»i
1.401 •& re'crreU WS Brt 84 ' M%| B6 — >-. 100 7s ' 110% f»t
8.870- Rork I»!an>l ... : -'5% 22% 21S 21 T 21%' + % 30% 17 T i ! 32% 224
300 do preferred ... 62% 60 6" so 50 ' *J44' 40% 69% »*>
I.OOOISt I»uls & San KrancHro 2d pf 42 , SSK 84% B8 85<4t — X 4«% l 2l» i 51'» l 40%
I.4'*> I^uls * Southwestern 2<>% 21 2" 21 22 ' — 1 ! 25%) IS I 27% 20« i
1.301 M do preferred ...... 54 f- 57 54 r.<',i« 65% 4. % BS% 43% f.3V 4>»;
81oae-BhenVl4 St^el & Iron 74% •-•«■* 6-«S' BB 63% 4-2% 77» : 42 ! 07% fisi*
100 do preferred in 99 SB ' 99 ' ll«> ' — 1 I MB ' Oft I 113 ' lO4'i
161.270' Southern I'a<-lflc «I.!\ 8.% xji, 53% »5 ' 4- %| i»\\' fit»\| 07% Ml
COO <lo preferred US IW 17 , 11« 11T 4-11 11S% 112 ' 12r.%' Hn
B.ioo.southern lUllroa.l ««%; --"». 21% 21% 1 22 ' — 4 34 ! 19% 4"4 SIH
2.851? do jireferreJ 89% O* I fl«l ' 88 674 —14 94% 69 103 ' m!
S.lOo; •T«nnaiuie« Copper — 41% 38%! 41 ' 3{l\l 4- IH' 63% 84% -- _
4(«i! T-nn.^see. Coal & Iron 144% 1 47S 14014 ' 147% I4fl'; 4.141 1«2 ' l.'lO [ 1(» J->»
1 Texns A l'aclf..- H«»i| 2l'S 2!» I 20% 21» ! 4- 41 37T,' 24 .. 40U •»»
200 ( , do Un,l Truit B9 7« : TOT 75 74 ' 4- 1 I BB ■ B9 t S
llOlThlrd Avenue Kailr..a.l 199% lIM 116% 118% 110 -5V.! 123 li'l I:«>V' l'l
UMi!Tole<lo Rallwaya • l.licl.t ' 30% 2*l | 26 2<l 36 - - 2!> 24 ' sr. ' 2»«
I.:»ni Toletl.. St I>ouU * Western 314' *» I 21>4' SB 2*.its! 4- %l s.i>; '.2» 4 4,0 ; i o-,J
2.014 do preferred ' 80% 84% | 68% n.T, 54V» t — S 54% ( 43 59% 1 41
] Twin Cltv nT « <Sly 1% p 0.. 113 ! M» 1 SB I BB On I 4-1% 10S%l 87% 122% 109
24O!Unlted Clirar Mf* preferred.. ..! — C 2 | M »2 80 ' j. 3) 04%( 87 04 <w>«
200 'fnlted Ban A Paper preferre.l 7041 57 1 C 5 57 ! 64 j 4-8 ) «1 I w>4! ft* {i»
I.O2TX44O! Union Pacific .14.'.% 130*4 44% 145% U4 ' -i- 4K[ IH.I I 120% 1 195% isslt
3.812 do prefers »1% i"l | 98 (n\ 98% 4- 9%l OH j BS% 89«! »i 2
7<H»lrnlte.l Railway Investm-nt B8 BB M 86 S7 I — 1 I «2 ' 27 OS fti»
ion do preferred. BM 6«% 56% i 6fiTJ 57'i 1 — %\ 714' 44 : BM 5
880 »li S itint Iron I'lp« & F»un<lry 46% 87% 374' S7H »7%| ! 4«4 3tHi M 41U,
300 »do preferred 02 84% 84 ■ 84% 84% — % 89 ' 74 06% 83' i
40©! United States Express — 1H5% 10T.% _ I 110 *l '* 1 l ' M 4
! do ex dlv 2 per cent | 110 I<>3 ■ BB |t«> - — 9 115 ' 10f» ia*H 10W
10f»»r S lleductlon A Kennlntf i 32 1H»-,! . I*4 l*4l 1» 4. 4I 8W; ; ISU 40« i •»*
khi Mo preferred 72>« 54% i n± ' ttiti r t s^l^ ■*• %l ftl , 48% g . •• FlO
1..-.it l'nltad States Rubber 80% 43 ! 42 I 42 ' 43 [ — 1 ! 824 I 3rtV Kl»u as
MOI ftffiSW/:::.::::-::::: IS : 102% "B»| 102tj 1031;) zJ^l lf<) T, W u m^ j^v
7381 .lo 2,1 preferrM 78 7C% f 71%' 72 72 I -\ 7«%J Z\ S7U «
227.345! T-nlted States Steel JU»H R.>*4' 37% l 37% l 37S — %l 60% 31%1 vnl' io,
~ 2T>.r..->B! do preferred 106 J 102%! lf»l%| 102 I 101%! 4. %| 107*;! ftiv ni;' b^v
I.3l3!Ttnh Copper — 3<> I 39% I 21t%l 29% — >;! 88% 24' _ _ *
100 Virginia-Carolina Chemical '«• 2* • ea | 2a | js% _ tit Sf»v -v..' • fi« «l
244! do lir.-ferred l<Hl KMV 104 ! 104%! 104% I 10S 101 H714 jni
800 Virginia Iron C* C ' 4".» 4 ' 71V 7i» '71 I 70 4- 1 ' 1,7 8» 1 «U Rs
70f»lWBhn«h ' S6H 14%| 13% n%| 14% - Ul 18% . 124' «aU 1^
1.0101 dr. preferred 44 2t!%! »wl IV. -I 2.! I 1" 1 3,m: >21U S3»! Srtti
l.SAOl Western Union Tel^raph ' »I>-| M 4' S24' 82%f My .' _% | M ,? r^c:' ki,7i ii,?
BflOiWeaUnghOuae Manuf«cturtn ... l 15* 144%! 44> I 144%' 144%! — % 184 * 143 V! 17?, * ' ii 4q4 q
WOlWbeeltng ft I-ike Erie let pref 89% SB ] SB ' SB " 29% —44 BT% 22S i"ul Bfi
4<K>i .1.. 21 preferred 24 IB ' 14%! IK | 17% -2% "1% U »nu SVi.
BOOjWlaconaln Central ....* 'J-'S 1 1»<H! lSli| 18141 IT I 1%1 2.vJ 1 lrt ' r? I *V*
lOO| ,lo preferred. .. -.| 48 | 40%| 4<»{| 40%! 4'l%| - »;| 61H 30 | 64 j =*
3.772 Total wil.n for th« week 'fnllsted. ' ~" '
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Goverument bond (}not\ctona comparo n% follow*
vlth thone of a «B"k ntfo:
r-Aprll 27.-! -May 4 .-»
Illil. AKk'.l Hid. Asked.
U S. 2s. fKlstere,!. 1931> 1«H 1044 104 H>44
U H 2a coupon 19S0 104 1044 1"4 1044
r B B*. r.Kl»lTe.l. 1008 102\ 16t% 102% t68%
U B Ba, coupon. 190S 1034 104 1024 I<l3' 4
V s to, B. 11.. 11«»n i"2'« — 102% .—
IT S. 4s. reariaterad. l»<)7 l«l>i lf>2 top,. 102
tr. B 4s. coupon. 1007 101% H>2 101 Vi 102
f. H. 4s. reiflstered. 1923 1294 13O'i 1204 130V1
V. H. 4k. coupon. 105.-. 1804 131' i 12»'4 130U
Philippine 4« 1004 — 1094 —
I'aii!iii:a Canal 2s. registered. .104' i 106'; 104 10ft
»
BANK EXCHANGES: SALES RECORDED.
The bank exchnncs of the New York Clearlnc
HOOM and the stocks soUl on the New York Stock
Kxchanire Inst week and for thj aamo we^k of tha
prfceillnß two yi-.irs compan .18 follows:
May 4. '07. Mnv ft. 'int. May 6. "6.
Exr-pan^n »1.H3m.«44. t;0<> J2..-.90.21R.4N8 $2,103.2.14.185
No. ehures sold.. H.771.M11 \v.io 6 ItW.HU
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Tlie Tribune has pnntcd tho gros« earnings cf
forty-two railroads or f-yßt««ms for the third wo»?k
In April. Of. UiMC, forty-on-3 return gain? «>f
11,976,127, or 21.5 per cent, and otic returns a loss of
$7,045, or 5.9 i«r cent. The whole shows a gair. of
J1.908,092, or 21.1 yer emt Tli ■• Tribune has also
printed tho gross earnings of nine railroads or ey»
toins for the fourth we» i In April, wiiU-h show
gnins of $1,t 33,376, >r '».*. per cent.
Third week In April —
1007, 1906. Differences. P.e
41 oo:npanle*.»ll.lM>.H7o $!».10»,733 Inc. 11.i175.137 215
1 conifany.. 113.257 120.332 Dee, 7.045 s<j
Total 42 .■•■<* lt, '2K-1.157 $0,315,0(55 Inc. *1.0«8,072 21 1
Fourth »pfli In April —
0 companies.. 83.2U.nr M.083.898 Inc. $1.183.3.0 20.8
jjurF.vix). iidciiESTEU & rmsuußG.
1807. 1000. 1903.
Number of miles ras 538 47D
Fourth we.-k in Ai.til. 8249.010 ' $$8,945 $107 00l
July 1 to April 3o •,893,903 3.0a0.705 6,C53,303
CAN.VDIAN PACIFiC.
Fourth week in April. $1,993,000 $1,378,000 $1,234 000
July Ito April 30 67.H<k'..000 .'0.131,000 41.78U.579
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Fourth week In April. $212,700 $173. »<■ | 900
July 1 to April 30 6.«T>1».40.i 4.340.1)00 • 3.133.800
DENVER & 1110 CKAXDE.
Number of miles 3.45S 2.800 : S2S
Fourth week In April. $5:.9,6<k) $443,500 $S-ii >.ihj
July Ito April 30 17.055,0u> 15.831.800 14.015.299
GRAND TRINK SYSTEM.
Number of miles..... 4.083 4 082 4.053
Fourth week In April. $1,1GU.U17 $914,070 $552 2m>
Ju!y Ito April 80.....23.W1.071 13,080.034 30.033J333
IOWA CENTRAIa
Number of miles .ViS f>;iS rto
Fourth veek In April. «K1.»;.17 $«1 «7T If-Iftlt
July Ito April 30 1248.168 S.4A?<«3 2 133 <>03
MINNEAPOUS * st. iiOi-ip.
Number of miles 7»o 790 (U n
FtMirtb week In April. $101,507 $S3.Of>o f U CArt
Jiilv 1 f.. April 50...; 3.170.333 3.«X>5.333 2.M1i959
CHATTANOOOA SOUTH BIIX.
ThlnS week In April... $a.2.1i» $2 7U j'v—v.
July 1 to April 21 132.231 t0».'»40 &S°4*4»
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL. * SAULT STE. MARIE.
Number of tnllos 1.042 1301 1 80*'»
Third weak In April. $274.fi42 $214. 5«» $132159
July Ito April 21.... K.071.M0 5».«43.31t) 7.034120
WUMMUMQ 4 ÜBJ ERIEL
Third week In April.. 8115.668 17«.«M $« 4«
July Ito April 21... . 4.791. 4 41,\772 a.350,024
CHATTANOOOA SOUTHERN.
Month . f March—
Grosa earnings $16.R10 $12;017 $11,031
Exp«n»e» and taxes... 14.070 10.014 &383
JulVlToilTcnai-- II ' SI » ""^ T ~ i^
Orosa earnings $121,743 $102,213 $31,059
Expenses and taxer-. . . HMH t«3.'J»i9 54.132
Net earnings 0 moe. $SO3 $8,214 $Ts2T
COLUMBIA. NEWBERRY St LAIRE.NS.
Month of March —
Groes fflrnlnis , $33.84S $2»..M»4 $°7 O2S
Expenaes und taxes..." 23.753 20.084 17.86S
Net earnings $9.0t» $7,630 $».«6o
July 1 to March 31—
Cross earnings $244,537 $224,303 $177,822
txpensea and taxoa... 202.tM)5 17!<.041 130.700
Hel eirnlngs 0 moa. $41,632 $46,321 $35,122
CORNWALL.
Month of March-
Grosa f*rnlnga $20,354 $18,977 $13,551
Expenses and taxes... 9.783 11.040
NVt eurnings $10.350 $7,337 57.X23.
July 1 to March 31—
Gross earnings lta.o3fi 155.141 47 044
Expenses anil tuxes... H7,4«M 73.75 M 83,243
Net earningn 0 moa. $76,470 $7t>,po3 $12,401
IIOCICING VALLEY.
Month of March—
Gross «-ainlnga $425.4.V» $5«1.237 $402
Expenses and taxes.. 4(13. 470 aS4.(MKi 319.!f1>l
Net earning* $6U.98A $177,174 $82,250
Other Income 1.015 • l,::i»
Total Income $tt2.000 $177,174 «83.558
Charges «J7.4iiO 64.C31 73.24U
Surplus .. •$3,430 ■. $112,340 10.313
July 1 to March 31—
Grosa earnings........ $4.0T.0.231 $5,034,324 $1,,11i-v\
Expenses and taxes... 3.453.410 3.187.57tt 3,031, CiS
Net earnings 0 mos. $1.4«>4.812 $1.wm.74S $1 47. •
Other Income 240. IS3 195.737 330,831
I TotaJ 1nc0me....... $1,70*,007 12.005,500 $1,830,074
Chargea ~ 574,682 589.923 8M.24/
Surplua $1,130,313 $1,475,5*2 $1,144,427
•Deficit.
■mnauMUsi 6T. PAUL & savlt STE. 3IARIEL
Month of March —
Number of mtl;s " ÜBB 1.27S 1,27$
Grosß earnings |I.BBHafIT $r>o3.«r» S7TI.&4M
Operating expenses »W7.0-J2 514.4J-7 3-S«.T3tl
.Vet earnings. WIBBI »35».230 • 5300.510
July 1 to Marrh 31 —
Gross earnings $».21«.O21 JS««l.79^ W.5»7
Operating expenses... 6.23».3C5 4.>»t7.M»> BJBBJBB
Net earning! 8 mos. $3.97t>.65« $4.5€3.500 J3.341.»C1
NEVADA CENTRAL.
Month of Marrh — .„-.« .« «^
Gross earnings *6,r.40 SS.flfci n.,:
ruin 3,.^t 2.6C1 2.011
Net oarnlntrs ........ $.T.o<« BBUBB jj^
For '.» months —
Gr.^s rarnlngs BBB»Bja IBB.BM SSS.M7
Expenses 3«.K."3 . -"' > 16,402
Net earnings $19,844 I*MSB |B,IU
BOSTON * ALBANT.
Quarter en<>d March •'■!—! —
Gross earnings $'.'. .•.<;. a. >l BXBBB.BIB $2.314,07»
Expenses 2.4U1.6M) 1.^03,3:2 1.57T.71.3
Deficit tnaisa] mtsM *436.3W
Other fticome SW.L-44 102.121 9&.0T4 v
Deficit - SBBBJ »843.«OO $335,300 \
Charges : $53.33t> »4 1.545 S»,3EJ "
j ___
Deficit $595.4« tW.73« $323,833
July 1 to -March 31—
Once earnings $5.070.fi02 $^.419,872 $7,721,013
Taiiiisna v 1.888.JM 5.«h».441 5.392. t»
Net earnings ....... $1.351.02« $2,750,531 $2,328.28*
Other Incomo 59&.9V1 307.143 270.73*
Total income J1.C01.5.T3 $3,057,679 fZSB».BM
Charges 2.ffi»s.t«H> 2.922.443 2.804.88S
.—. —
IXI-lt $1,033,463 •$133,230 $03.5:»
•Surplus.
yiTFAT.O, ROCHESTER £ PITTSBCRO.
Quarter ended March 31 —
Groes earnings $1.»11.W5 $2,031,397 $1.753.13T
Expenses 5 1.244.403 1.1&4.703 1.240tC«8
Net earninirs 8887.0W 55C8.694 t343.CU
Other income .. 12.734 7.613 4.f.C» '
Total income $f#n.2*4 $574,300 |Mft,t7S
Charges 492.312 4«9.4*) 4*4.677
Surplus $157.772 $404.84» •».««
July* 1 tr. March 81—
GroM earnings $<V 13*.319 J8.K3».^3 $5.982.1a8
Expenses 3.825.944 3.617.843 3.696.144
Net earnings. $2,300,375 $3,011,045 $Z2M.oea
Other Income 3t>.467 24.833 liXI.Tj
Total Income $2.348. M2 $3,038.27% $2,302,781
Charges 1.482.570 1.393. 430 1.349. *«
Surplus $S»r..;.7'J $1.C42,»»» $933,371
c •
WEEKLY CTTRB TRANSACTIONS.
The extent to which the leading securities on the)
curb were traded in for the week ended Friday,
May 3, with changes for the week, is given ia
the followlns table:
STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL.
Eales. 1 ! High. | Low. 1 Last. | Change*
8001 Am Writ P pref. 23 23 23 -r 1*
&j>j [ Central Foundry, 2li 2 . 2 .
2W>l do pref i 13 15 13 .
lt»i Clyde Steamship. 3« i 33H 3« + «i "
30o;Havana Tobacco.. 11H II I*.1 *. 11 :
60, International Salt aY I H 13 — 1 .
•ft)JN I & C Mat! 3s 2U>i 2S 2S — l<f
331dtandar<l Oil 630 029 6254 — <»
2.4txj[Waterbury 4-t ... -. — \
11.430; Western Ice S3 8-"» 33 l i| —1
KAILROAD.
2. B(j<>! Chicago Subway. -1 19 i 18 r » ] 17*4. + J i
4».tk»»| Manhattan Tranß.[ 6H| SM B i -r S
MIXING. ' -
960; Alaska Mines Sec' I | •« % — H
6»1 1 Balaklala j lOH] 10 i 10^) -i- i»
18.880 BatopU&a Mine...) j>Si IKI t>S| - S
6. >;-•<• B«r::e»-Ktng t)evi 4** i 4 4H | -r S •
33.*>> Boston Copper , 31 '•» 2s'ij Z»l\ + 2'»
12.5»0,Hr MM * M... J IS • 14 j 15 •
3,t»75 i British Co} Cop..; M4[ TS J%\ — \
3.3tt3!Butt* Coalition... -- Si 2«H 28H •
l.!«SO Butte-New York. 4*»! 4S| 4*» — '»
1.433 Chlquita. i loWi 1" I l" »
65. 3t»> Cobalt Cer.tral... \ 43 | 85 , 3»>» +1
' •'..1.-.nial Silver.. ' 3»i! S \ 3 — : i
2.500 Colusa-Leonard ..| 2»*i 2H, 22 V * 1- '■»
I.97iiCumb«rland-Ely.. »S S« «i 8 » + - t
I.S3O,DaTIs-Da!y Est.. 1- T s 13SJ l» l i — H
13.Ci»' Dominion Copper. T « l »! 7 — 1
1.6»»i Douglaa Copper.. 10' i »\| 10 — ?i
1.400 Kayo , « : OH- U + V»
SW.EIy Central S s . *£ BH — '-»
l.Juu Ely ConeoUdated. l l ! i IS IS
7.623 Furnace Creek... 1»» 1»»| l-« — "4
Otnxui »'* >-\ *"• : — H
T.Boo,Ooid Ulll Z\ 1\ 2H ■
lS.2u»>V,r*ene-rar.ar.ea. . 16** 16H IM — H
TCO' Greeno Con Cop.. 28 ■ 24 24'»' ■
12. 7S0, Greene Gdld-Sl'.v l»i 1H IS + do pref *S S 1 8S
Guanajuato Con.. -4, * 4Hi 4- H
4.3 CXV King Edward 1% 1H IS •
lI.SOO MeK!r.!ey-Derr .. IS ml 1 B-Wi
Mlcmac 44) 4»% 4H
15.500 Mlnea of Asa l*i 1H IH ( — *i
11.425 Mitchell 6>» 4*» 4S, + S
6.Mo ( Nevada Con .... 13%, 14S 14% +V%
8. 90" Nevada Bmeltlr.g. 3-«! 2 T » 3-t + l i
ST.BOOiXev-Vtab M * S «V» 4 T i 8 - 14
10.700 Nlplaalng 14^ 13»i 13 *
4.650!01d Hundred 34 34; 3%
8.620 tMfaburg L 4 Z. 6s> '81 ' 83 ■
2.UO'Stewart 2H . Z\ 24
6.SOOjTonor»h Extea... 34) 3 | 3 — H
11.700, Tr1-Dulllon S ■ 2\[ 2»»' - '•»
0.600 fnlon Coprer 1H \\ IS
BOOTTfdoa Erplcr.... »4, BUI SHt -r *•
B.4lolCnlttd CoiFer 62 €1 61V
1.4101 do pref. 81 » I Ba I ■¥ 2
BOND 3.
Sales. '| I Htxa. , Ijcw. | Last. |Chaase»
J2.ooo|Atn ■W-rltlr? P Ba 1 Ml »3V »4 i
15.uO»|Atchl3on new sa. 103' a' 103 HI lOBH|
MISCELLANEOUS SECL'RITIES.
(Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch. X -. 30 Broad r:>«M
BM. Asked. , BM. Aske&
Am Pr«»ss Ass'n. 93 106 Lord * Tav'.-r ... »H : 3
Am Soda Fount. 1 S do com « q F. .125 13S
Co Ist pref.... 28 S3 Manhattan Trans i.% tv,
do 2U prof ... 3 6 |Mn Nat Con ... ■
Am Thread pref. S 3 ; M & B con 15-32 «i
Am Type Ftlra. . SS 42 Nar Cash R pf..131> —
do rref »7 I(K> NT Transport... 3' 4 4
Am Writ Pap«r. 2^i 2-, Nlles-Bem-P 100 IM
do pref 22 24 Otis Elevator .. S3 fj
Barcey 4 9 C. . — 73 ; do >r ef . 01 S3
do rref — 14^ Pitts &L E S4 37
Bay Stat* Oas.. % pp Op«O p« Mfs; — 4
Brit Col «>pp«r. 7H 7T,;7 T ,; do lat pref 43 S?i
Colt's Arms "n 88 j do 2d pr*f — 14
CCocf Am 3H 4 Pratt & W pref.. 96 I'O
do pref 7i> SO Royal Bale Pow.. 143 M
Cen Flreworka. . 13 17 do p T «t 10i» 1"3
4o pref 67 72 Safety CH * L.230 SCO
Consol Refrls... 4 6 Seabcar.l Co 19 21
Cent Fdry pref. 14\ 15>- 4 do 2J pref. ... 4" 4.*
Chesebro Mf«. . 4W 440 S!ni»r Mffc Co. ,4f»> B!'>
Coa Rubber Tlrs 4 6 standard Ml'.linc. 7 l'>
do pr*f IS 23 ,]-, prof . . . 2« 31
Cramp S A E... 13 19 Standard 08... 323 330
Electrlo Vehicle. — 12 : £>tora«;» Power... »i «»
<Jo pref — 14 i 10th Jt 231 St P. 40 «■
Emplr* dte«l. ... » 1» Ton Mm >t Nay. 1* 1«»
do pref SO 32 Tr*:itr>n Pot. ... 14 13
Greene Copper. . 24H 28 do new prrf $3 98
Hall Signal 6O 99 | do new ctfs W 72
Havana Tobacco 11 13 Trow Directory.. 33 43
do Ist praf. .. . 2«> 23 T'nion Ferry 25 S*
H-H-M Ist vref 4O 4X T.- n Bank Note.. 67 63
Hud Rlv El P.. — 32*» : <Jo pref 98 83
Hudson Riv Tal. - 72 O, Typawrtter. . . S3 ■
Inter Salt. 13 18H do lat pref . . . 11* 1H
T B Btßtson 273 — 1 do 2d pref 114 US
Lorlllard pref... 145 t
TKTJST AND SURETY COMPARES
(Reported by Clmton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.)
Bid. Asked. | Bid- A»K«t
Alliance Realty 120 130 ' l» w T Ins * T — »9»
Am Surety Co. IB7H 190 [ Lincoln 898 370
Astor 900 — Lome 111 1. * T 310 »
Bankers" 490 810 Mount Vemon.. 223 2»
1M & Mt» Or. 350 873 Manhattan .... — 450
Bowling Green 430 430 ' Mervanttie ..... — W*
Broadway l.V> 160 ! Metropolitan . . 670 590
Brooklyn 423 «O ' MUr Bond C 0... *> I' 1
Carnesla 230 240 ' Morton — 723
Cas Co of Am. 180 140 | Mutual 120 139
Central I.MO 2.060 I Mutual Alliance 196 SJJ
Cent Realty... IS3 1»3 ' N&saau 2«0 *J»
City Investing. 96 9S N-t Surety Co. 185 173
Citiaena' — l«3 • N V I. 1 * Tr.l.«H«> —
Columbia 22i> 330 N T Mtg» * S. 17". VO
Commonwealth — 143 I N V Trust Co. . — : - i
Commercial .. 210 225 People « . 310 S»»
Emplrw Tru«t. 333 330 Realty Assoc... 14.-»»i 1»
R<liiltaMe — 433 ' Stan.lar.l Trust. — 4I»
l?arm L*T. . — 1.300 | Title O&T Co 523 »>
Fifth Aye Tr . — M»» TlCoof NY. — 'jl'j 1 '
Flatbush 2M 17T. Trust Co of Am 720 •**
Franklin 30ft Sl3 fnlon . I.S» J-*~
Fulton . 3»K> — I-nlte* Ptates. 1.240 12.0
Ounranty Trusr 4'»O U6 V * Cfcw Co . BJB —
Guardian 24<> 243 fSM*T>"v 43<> 4J3
Hamilton .... 325 SSO VSTflalO — J?,
Home Trust 1«O 1"O I Van XonJen ... 273 * W
Hudson Realty 120 133 Washington ... 400 —
Hudson Trust . 96 luCi Westchester ... «», JiX-
Int HkK Corp. 125 133 WABT *M. 1874 J" »
Klnrs County. 4t« 480 Wllllam.burg .. 2W .,
Knlckerbocker.l.2.V» — | Windsor 2w zli
Lawyers' Mtc lt>7»i 202 '
NEW BUILDING FOR HEBREW LOA3.
Association Celebrates Work of Fifteen
Years — Edward Lauterbach Speaks.
At the dedication ceremonies of the Be9j***J Frw
Loan Association yesterday afternoon in the main
hall of the new building. In Second avenue, near
6th street, tho platform was canopiwl with nation
tanners, over which was the Inscription: "Orsr-»n-
Ized April 10. 1592. Loaned .luring the tlfteen years
oj its existence, to U>2.:>92 persons, fi.394.10u."
After HjlllL Jacoby. chairman of the bu Ul "'.
i ii—niii had om.iaiiy delivered the k'yw Jl
J. DukM. tho prraio«nt. KJward L* 1 "' 1^?^.
called uiwn to address the audience. Mr.
bach commended, the object of the . instittuion
whlc!: dispenses no actual charlt>V but len &>««>«,,
to Individuals without inquirinp Into ■■ ■>'_V^^»
upon m other security than their sln:pl« prom*^
to pay.

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