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10
TREATISE ON OPTIONS.
Mr. Arthur Cramp. late City Editor cf The Tlmea.
4wilbrd "Option*" _•
•The most scientific and prudent way of
operating on the Stock Exchanee."
T_l» t,T*trm. ■Ith.TCjrh rrry popalar mi the Continent
nd in America. W not no well known amoofit In
»-*tnr* m* it» merit* Jn«rlfr. _ ... __ «...
«* have Ja-t pnbli-hed • »~r Tresti-r *>• ♦"•*
#übjert. which will be MDt post free on application to
The Sreretarr. - ._
Londoner Paris Exchange, Ltd.
BANKERS.
Basildon House. Bank.
♦ London. England.
Or from but of It* Branches.
R. L. DAY & CO.,
37 Wall St., 35 Congress St.
NEW VOKS BOSTON
HIGH GRIDE IHVESTMENT BONOS
Municipal and Railroad
Members >'tw Tork and
80-tou Stock exchanges
New York City
Bonds
K. W. HARRIS & CO.
CANKERS
Pino Street. Corner William
NEW YORK
V.V A.- Offering
Itl M^rtga^e 6?o Sinking Fur
Coal Bond?
Ruitabi- for Individua! o-
Irtstitut'ona! Investmer-.t
SWARTWOIT & APPENZELLA
44 Pine St. New V o
SAFE AND ATTRACTIVE.
FIRST MORTGAGE 5%
$500 COLD BOND
YIELDING MS PER CENT.
I»ETAir> CrOX EEQCEST.
E^"JCPc Sz CO.,
6" «all M BANKERS. Tel. mW H»D"vrr.
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland-Ely
' Coldfield Consolidated
IVSicmac Union Mines
ijt\:» MOD YOn B6MO FACTS
EDWARD a JOHNS
■J' Ct-9 Hanover. 43 EXCHANGE PLACE
-' Ml FOX 1 <>P HI SHOWING
HICK & LOW
rrtc«e nj- linmhf for •'•• Year 1 •.•■■:
rrk Ra-npes for Ytars 8008 and ll*-"!.
_nd rapitaiization and Par Value or
CURB STOCKS
and BONDS
J. THOMAS REIKH&RDT,
Uroker In Cm rb Stocks.
§Ss_3___i : __ 3 3 BROAD ST., K. Y.
Customers' Room oi«-rlooklnR the Curb.
* •VsBsRIGmEXTB and aaaaertpttassi for Th« Tribune
-*i_ r<»cti\«-d at their L>;U>wn Office. So. 1364 Broadway.
l*tß-een i-CUi and .Trh Sir., until 8 o'clock p. m. Adver
tssssacr.'.: received at the lolloping branch o.Bcvs at
reeT_— r ssßea rat-is until ( o"cif»ck p. m.. vi,-.: -*ft 4 bth
bosl. (■■•.. 233 ■— : 153 Otfe ... cor. 12th st.: Ot East
14;_ et.: 557 West Ot st.. betwet-a 7th and Mh sves.-
JAPAN S EXPOSITION.
Aoyama Selected for Site — A Large
Govern in en t A p propria tio .
'Cor*ospoaienre cf TS; Associa-p-l r*ress.)
Tor. Jan. i).— sVayai . •• •■ Of the highest and
most iwalUilul jrarts of Tokio. it is oScially an
nounred Us h*.-- i: chosen as th» site for the Grand
Exhibition of Japan, to be heM from April 1 to
October _U IS!-. Seven places -were considered as
prospective Eifs, and after careful investigation
the authorities selected Ucno. Tsuldshiaia and
Aorairi from whicli to make final •nior!. Eeno
Park, famt'd for its temple- — r.d the tombs of the
Shoguns. is iho most r>opular resort in the metrop
i'!L=. H*r*.'. in April, all Tokio assembles to admire
the wcnderful ma« jf cherry blossoms for which
It is famous.
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Tbo inhibition grounds will coyer a total area
ot froxa "T_ to actf*. For thls, 121 acres of the
Aqyian- p_r»6e ground irtU be used. 122 acres of
VHTOgi imperial !-ir.d and the- remainder I • m Kita
n^achi Acyarta. A road about s?> feet in wl«it_
•-;1J 1-e ba_t conofctrns tJ;o Aorama parade rround
;nd Ihe irr.]v:riaJ property.
The authorities arf: now fc-a?r forming p!a_? 2nd
r*-\ima'frf: ana t^e s:tes of varioiis building-, road?.
r'a£?ages. •p.ater'a-erks anJ eardeiis arc b^in? lixed.
Sanitary readiiior.s will b* most carefully oorifid-
Thuf far a nunbr cf rations -";•.'. Th«ir
Jtrpro^-al ot the exhibition to the Japanese gov
rmSDest. The £rst to make t-uch exirrt?ssion wm
«?<?rni_.::y. Mexico. Can_da ard Xe^ Zealand also
have sicn t9«d their iiiau in the enterprls*
<"-reat Brit__i has co__rrunic_ted her desires to
lend every : HOMO BsssMance. The favorable con
t iteration cf tho e_fc:li'_bTi given by President
Rocscvtlt i_ tis BsssWl message to Ccncrf? when
In recor_3cnded liat the invitation of Japan to
the Unit&d st-tes to take part be accepted and a
*r^r:*;re_s appropriation be provided, has been re
r_re4 with great appreciation by the UIIMUJ6a
in charge >.i tie v.-ozK. Many inquiries have been
r<r«vc-d by tie govemment Ircm different nations
>esardlss the exhibits, and all show mm ayßß
vathy -.. projtct.
Vii L..' E«_taro Kaneko, who is "til known in
tht> United States through his visit there as a
Fj>e__l representative ot the Emperor, epeaking
««f t_e exhititicn. of which be is president, said:
Tee corning exposition of Japan in 1912 furnishca
— v occasion for setting forth Japanese knowledge
and experience to foreign countries. Doth In plan
at,d nar&e it is a Japanese exposition, but In tact
1 " Is international in character. All efforts will be
raa<!« to set before the eyes or Uie r.orld that the
exhibition is th<; cristalizaUon of the minds of the
peaptt of Japan.
if in the oomln« exhibition both the ofiicials of
i!i«. Bovernrn-'nt _nd the people meet th<> tor<»ifrn
%isators at garden panir-s and dinners with a view
!• bringins about a betu-r understanding anions
tr,f. p-opleti •■! the world, we shall save beta« iui.-
. ua«Vn>too<J by foreisßora and pave the way to the
t-«i;:i'i:i of th*- troubles caused i,v the circulation
•if various yt-liow race rumors.
The *-ihibition is to b« held, not for the purpose
of ootamemoratins any historical ever.t. but to
*hew to t(i«- world the \ <-:•.; i;"nt and proprer's
« f .l:pM. The ccvcrnrn«:nt has planned to sp«nd
Si.6o*.*- from the national treasury, and It is ex
j«cted that th* various provinces and municipali
* e« will arprrpriate SS/'O.OW more to the exhibi
isoa- Th» city of Tcfcfb •-111 contribute ■ IMH ■«
*i> - 1 »r».
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
A BULL WEEK IN STOCKS, WITH PRICE TENDENCY
DOWNWARD AND LITTLE GENERAL
INTEREST SHO WN.
SigM of Weaving Prosperity Not Yet Multiplying— Underlying Condi
tions Strong— Money Market Ease— The Reformed Bank Statement.
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.
Dulness has prevailed in the stock market dur
ing the last week, with the price tendency stead
i ily downward. A great part of the Helling has
been for account of the bear party, just now full
of confidence, and there ha* also been consider
able liquidation of securities taken over last fall
! with the object of giving urgently needed aid
ito embarrassed firms and institutions. The bulk
of the trading has been among professionals, the
' outside public still holding aloof from the mar
ket, and the causes which are keeping the cus
tomers of commission bouses from dealing in
stocks are the causes for the continued recession
in prices. Chief among them may reckoned
the trend cf business and industry, which is still
in the direction of lessened activity and lower
prices for commodities, with the turn not yet
clearly in sight. National politics, toe, has be
come a market factor, the unsettlement inci
dental to a Presidential campaign having al
ready begun to be evident at an unusually early
date in the year. In the grain markets there has
been a sharp advance in the price of wheat,
based upon expectation of a small harvest this
year, although it may be said that the crop gath
ering season is too many months away to make
possible the forming of an Intelligent judgment
as to the volume of the harvests to be garnered
this fall, the prophets of shortage founding their
opinion mainly upon the fact of the remarkable
succession of excellent crops which this country
has enjoyed and from that reaching the conclu
sion that "a. lean year is due."
Reports of railroad earnings during the week
have not been of such a character as to suggest
the likelihood of a speedy return of prosperous
conditions; heavy decreases in gross earning?
having been shown by leading roads, reflecting
the falling off in business activity along the lines
of the systems reporting. Operating expenses
are showing in comparison very little shrinkage,
the conclusion reached by stock market opera
tors being that a period of dividend reduction is
at hand. This conclusion is not by any means
a new on*, and it may be that the present prices
for securities, representing a tremendous decline
from the levels of a year ago, will prove to have
discounted the unfavorable conditions existing
in the transportation and industrial fields'. Here
and there are indications of reviving activity,
■with factories reopening and production increas
ing, but these are. counterbalanced by announce
ments such as that of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, which in the last week lias found it nec
essary to lay off several thousand men; and an
other proof that the turn has not yet definitely
come, it proof is needed, is in the. fact that the
total bank clearings of the country are still
shrinking, although the January declines are ten
serious than were those for December.
But. although it is undeniably that the pres
ent industrial and commercial state of the
country is greatly depressed, it is no less cer
tain that improvement will come within a meas
urably short space of time. A real panic, large
ly the outcome of the spirit of high daring
which is the natural development of every pe
riod of long continued abounding prosperity,
swept over the land last fall, accelerating the
slowing down process which bad begun months
before. Recovery from panic conditions has
never been rapid, and must be expected to be
gradual now. There may be dividend reduc
tions and there will be here and there a re
ceivership for a weak railroad or a weak in
dustrial corporation- for in times of stress the
fate of weaklings is reorganization, and com
mercial failures may be looked for, some due to
the nature of the business, the dealers in lux
uries feeling especially the pressure of a pe
riod of general enforced economy and others
attributable- to overextension and belated at
tention to the eigns of Blackening in the general
business pace. Underlying conditions, however,
are all such as to make likely the comparatively
early restoration of prosperity. There is no
longer the disturbing factor of uncertainty con
cerning the maintenance of the national policy
of honest money, and the assurance of this has
vastly strengthened the credit of this country
in Europe. The West and the South, in 1593
mortgage ridden and needy, axe now free from
debt and easy in circumstances, thanks to suc
cessive years of excellent crops of grain and
cotton. The federal Treasury, with its 5225,
000,000 of deposits in national banks, subject
to recall on demand, is in a very strong position
to meet the lessening of revenue, which is a re
sult of the temporarily curtailed earning power
of the people. What is necessary for the res
toration of prosperity is the restoration of con
lidenc?, which will come gradually.
Honey market conditions have been easy dur
ing the week, which has eecn practically no
change in rates for either call or time loans
from the preceding week. The arresting of
the decline In money rates and their slight
hardening may be attributable in part to the
withdrawals by the government of several mill
ions from the local depositary institutions. The
weekly statement of the condition of tho Clear-
Ing House banks showed a loss of nearly $11,
000,000 in rash, against a gain of mere than
■r].'"'i'.'> " which had been estimated from the
known movements of money during the week.
Much of this loss, however, represented Simply
withdrawals by trust companies of funds on
deposit with 0m banks for the purpose of mak
ing a strong showing in the first weekly state
ment of their condition, recently ordered by
the State Superintendent of Banks. Mr. Will
lams. The loss of cash has reduced the surplus
reserve of the associated banks to a trifle
under (29.000.400, which is still a very substan
tial ngur'r-. Receipts of cash from the interior
showed a decided falling off from the heavy
amounts poured in to this centre for the last
several weeks for possible employment here in
the absence cf profitable use for the money in
the home territory of the forwarding banks.
The bank, statement of Saturday may be said
to have been the most important ever issued by
the New York Clearing House, for it presented
for the firsJt time an approximately accurate
view of the actual banking position here, in
cluding as it did, in addition to the customary
totals of average condition of the Clearing
House Institutions during the week, a similar
view cf rhe average condition of all stats banks
in the city not members of or in affiliation with
the Clearing Houre and of all trust companies.
One of the incidental advantages of the innova
tion, which is due to the initiative of the pres
ent Superintendent of Banks, is the fact that
it will prevent the recurrence of the occasional
scandal of charges, widely believed to have
been well founded, of the shifting of cash be
tween banks and trust companies for ulterior
purposes. The new form of statement has still"
another valuable feature in presentng as a sep
arate item the actual condition of the asso
ciated banks at the close of business on Fri
day, thus supplementing the judgment possible
from the presentation of the statement of aver
age condition. As an indication of the clearing
away of traces of the panic, it may be noted
that the detailed statement of the Clearing
House banks was issued on Saturday for the
first time since October 26, the four Institu
tions which have suspended meanwhile, of
course, not being included. The statement
makes an interesting and algniricant showing
of heavy Increases in deposits by some of the '
larger banks. . i
GOVERNMENT BONDS. !
Government bond quotations compare as follows :
with thoj^a of a week _go:
— Teb. 1. - -- — Feb. >• —
T.V~ _ CM. Afk»-il. F!l«l. Asked.
I. I- It r'tri-.M'rfrl. 1030 ...168% 164') 1":"» 11144
' . B. Bs, rosaurn. j»3o ntj-. i,^' T i-.-.-, k 4 i,
V. 8. As. r^trie^rerl. i9OB i<«.\ 1014 i...»J 1014'
K. .- Bs, coup-ill, 1068 . l(ii)?i 161% lOii^. |01%
U. ft. 3-. small bonds. 1905... — in,'. —
I*. I 4s, nasirtam 1&25 118 J2O US i.<> 1
Philippine _! I>OB - IC2S m *» - 1 . 1194 121
Philippine 4 B . . ., , — 110H 11SU
r«-«ma C»a^l 2* r*«U>er*']..lO3 .* . — '-■ < ~im- ■
- - - ■-...-■.. . • .
INEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1908.
WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS.
■ 6.i«.j. bo D4 ,. |S-! H!Eh -Hi^-th-^
i : — —
JSOOO'U SSs Coup 1918. 101U 1014] 101 101 — '«
1000 do Reg... 101- 10Hi lOX"* WlVi + ]*
• 23fc00<> Japanese 44s \ V}% 61 «£* gJH —,*
24000 do 2d.... ; »87\i 87% «■>, *£ * — \
A2OOO do 4f 7»»s 80 7S} 8 '^s T/•
3ftW:Rep of Cuba 55... 104 1 103ii,103 103 1— 1
i MOO CS of Hex 65... 9*V t>9'»i »9 1 4 09*»| + \
1000 do 45 ! »4U 94», &4V..1 W'jl -„♦
6OX) Va 6« Defd Ctfs..| 26 : SI 124 ;24 — 2
«USOO» XV C 4 ! js 1057.. :10645' lOe^.lOS'-s 105»* — %
70000 do 1917 ; 103%: 104 103^103',, — '»
13000 Adams Ex is W'i senl 88 jS& —2*
330OJiAlb & Boaa 3^s.. 66 ! 06 j 65 IS? I — 1
l»X»|Am Cotton Ol! 4Hs X? 1 * "6814 BS^s f>S4 — **«
6000,'Ani H&L <a 180 75 78 !7S —* =
1000 ' Am Ice Sec •5....1 63. 614 « ! s. •«• —£>
127000 Am Tobacco 65... : 103^ 103 1 * 101 t lOl ( — -'•-■
100000 it 4s ! 65. 1 64^ 63 J63 — 2
6000 Ann Arbor Ist 45.: 80 , 81% 80 j 80 ; — .
2000 AT& S F AdJ 4j-i SBi» 87% *7 87 — 1 ! *
11000- do Stpd , SSH! SS , S7S S7»i —
SOOOO do Gen 4s .... 100: ; 100-, 90S 99», — '<,
110000 do C;nvt 4s I 89 : *' 88% S7i, : B7 H — I**
166000 i do Ccnvt 5s PS'-* ! 83 i i*" l^; 07 r i | — & «
19000 At C&ast 4*. . ... SP'-s! BM4 87 7 ji S7T« , — J"»
3SOOO Bait & O Gold •i.1101% 101'-,!l00 100 : — I-,
S0!X»: do P LE&WV 4s , 01 V 81 ! a i 81 I ?1 ; — l
24000 do Prior 3-;5 ! 82% i 02 1*;1 *; 92 jO2 \ — %
6000 do Swn 34? ... ; S»\\ 88 !SS SS ,— I *
77000 Ekln R T Gold 5s 084 &74' **« ! M j — 2' 3
719000 • do 45.... 73 i 73** M , 684 —fb
70001 Bkln Un E^lst. . 'lOO^, »7>-j| tHJH; 964 — ■*
6000J Bkln Un Gas 55.. 994 f« 98 IPB t — l : i
25000 Buffalo Gas, 5? '; 58 «9 )53i 59 +1
BOM Buff & Susq 15t...; 91 *&1 191 |PI 1+ 2^
223000 Can 60 Ist Ctf5..,105 105 ,104%, 104 i! — •»
o<K)C' do 2c: 101 101 101 .101 ;
26000] C of Ga Con 5;.. 100 ; 100 j 99-% i 100 . —
10000 do Ist luc '. [65 | «2 |62 ,62 — 3
20000 do 3d Inc 27VS 23 27 127 — 4
5000 do Chat Dlv 4s. ( S7* 4 ' f>o% SDHi 80%! — H
75000; Cent Leather 55. . I P2H; 82 1 *! 91 !91.i —1%
BMOMOnt Pac Gtd 45.. 00% 97 i M I 96 | — l ?
22000 do 34s 82 83fi 83 |83j + 1
200» ioTi>L4s.... !K«; 6*^ 88 8S — 2**
9000 Ches & O Con Ea. Ul%! 112 111 lUHI — "*
7000 do Gen 4'.-s 1014 10H4 IM 101 j — 4
1000; do 6s A 102 103% 1024 102% I — »*
1000 do tis 1011 102 ! 103 103 ,103 ■ 4-1
1000 do R&AlstCon 4s 064 054 954 &s's — *
2800 do Id Con 45... i9O 1 t>2 « 1»2 ,- --
l'XJOChic & Alton 35.. 76 J 78 7S J7B '- -
7000 do B%fl i 62 ! 63 62 j62 I
«>UO C & E 111 Gen 5«. j 111% lll"i 1104 Ill's
2000 .C &X XV Con 7s. 118 ;*ll7 117 117 1 + 3 i
1000 do Deb 1933 105 tf""'i 107U 107^ ,
7600 C& W Ind Con 4s l 95'; «54 06% 9B'i — l 4l 4
203000 CBI QJt 45... ] 86% 96^ 94' i, 1 04 : ■. —17 •
120(» do R«-s 06** »5%| •« |M —2*2 *
5000 do Deb .is 101 101 101 [ 101 |
r,M<*> do 111 Div 45... 1"1 V 101% 100 100>4 — 1"»
38000 do B%s |00 ! M I 88% BWi — U
10!>0 do lowa Div 4s 88% 984 l"*4 98fe — '*
l<ifMt do Den Dlv 45..: PfV. *97 I»7 !97 j — J i
2000 do Xfb Ext «-; 997 i 100H 100% 100% + ■♦
3000 CM&StP Gen 4s A 1"2 : 102% 102% (102% 4- '♦
«000' do 3'-s I. ' '.'•'V >!» jSO i SS» —l i
l«oo»l do C*& V W 6s 1O»% 110 !l<'»»iillf» I + %
2000! do Lac & DSb.. IO«H 10«%Jl06% 106« i - '..
tOOt Clt I & P Gen 4s| 09 : »» 1 -!•!♦ Ps l 1
2190001 do Kef 4.« | 80% 8«% Si",. 864 — v »
f-7"<"«jQ' do U R 4* 81 00% 67% 68 j — «
:.-.7<-h«>' do Cl Tr 5»... . 7l'i| 7'» j65 ; 6i» — Vii
7000 Col .<- »'th Ay Ist. 1"" M 98 08 — 5
14000 Col *.- Bo Ist 4?...! 88% 88% 87% BT%| —1 .
253000 do Kef &Ex !%■ 77 I 77 j 75% | 7.'.' 8 | —1%
fuVKKi Col Ind 5s ] 4»'- . iS , 43 ; 43 , — o'v
inooo col. •Mld"l«r:4a ! «2 ( «1% 91% 61"*!— '<
&30Q0!c&n Gas Deb »8. I""'"-, i 105 103% 108!jj — 2'»
•XKKt cPr Bef S X ."-.■ 76 ' 774 77 ;77 4- 1
5000 CC < <vStI. i;.-: 4! ! 87%| 87 !97 fT — %
5000 Con Tob 4s 88 | »62% «2' £ <■'-'■:} —3%
80000 DA: H Convt Is.. '.'7 I P7 85 I M . i— 1
11000 I) i; 11 (.; Con 4s.'. 05 86 '.':: ; 2 93 i — —
19000 Pi:-! Sec Cor sar:| ''•'■'■■.'' 72 70 70 •— 3%
500l>|Dul ssh & At ."si I'- 1 ■ 108 [108 108 | —
4000 ETV&G Con Ist 0s Ill.'I 11 .'- 1 103 1106 ,105 \ —
l"'««> Erie Ist Con 75... 120*4 122 [121 121 ; + »i
IOOIK) do Ist Con 45... 1 8«% * f;i *i 83 , .v; — 31-"<.«>>l3 1-
"<.«>>l do Convt 4? A.. 68 < ■'•*> ! 53 68 — 1
SOW| ,Jo Pens C T 4s 77 ' 77 I 77 ; 7" j
1000 I do 4th Ext 65... 108 ' 106%(106% 106% — I*s
2WOJ do Gen 4s !68 C 7 I«7 j67 —
3000 Ft VC &D C Ist. 109 108% IO6%!1O8% — U
♦OOOIFt W &- It <> 45.. I 77 ; 78 I 78 I 78 I 4-1
70000 Gen Blec i)--> os.. l'^- ; I"!' 1 - 106% l"'.«i; 4- s i
'jL'tHio Green Hay Deb Li. I 10^ 16% 10 jlO j — "4
22000 Hock V Ist 445. . ' 102% 102% 101% 101% — 1
1O»»|H &X C Ist .15... 100% 110 11') 110 . + 3 i
8000 II! Cent 4fl 1852... l«0% 101% 101% K'l'ij 4- 1
lUOO do 1861 102 i 162 102 I«'2
1000 do Lou d:-.- 3'.;S. 82% sr> ; 8S SB 4- 24
1444U00 Int-Met *%s Cl« I 60% 56%] 57%] — 22 1 *
15000 I;u .Mtr Mar 414 1 a. 84 '■ 64' 4 | 04 ; C-» j —
10600 Int Nay Ss 7t> "77? i 77 *; 77 3 i) + 4' 4
5««)llnt &GtX il os.i ss ■ ¥0 69 i. >*'•• •— 1
7*H» Int Paper Ca ' 105 I 103 102 10.1 \— 2
30001 do Convt 5s I 85U 84% | 84% B*% — 1
92u00!Iowa. Cent Ref 4s. • 18% 77 ! 7."> 1 ~o\ , — l i
6000 KCF S& M 6a. (114 114% 114411144 I — l A
18000, da 4s 71 i 70 60% lil): i —1%
11000! City So 35... To^j 71 ■ 7<"> .7« — U
5000 Keu Cent -Is !VA ! 92 j 1)2 ,«2 — 1
8000 X Co El 4h stpd.i &04 80% 1 80% 80% — %
1000 L-icka Steel 65... 1 86 M I 89 ' M> 1 + 4
OaOOiLac Gas Ist 65... 1004 «102 101 11011 101 - I ;
»4t,"»!L, ?&M S4s 1931 82% I 924 W^' »' ia » — I^l
11<ii«i, do Deb 4s •*% 94 934 83% —1
7OBOJ do 3'i3- • »24 92 92 ' »>2 — »>:
>-UO<> I. V X V Gt.i 44s 102\i 103 |102%1W3 - 3*3 *
6868 ' I>>ri? Dock «5s 122% 124 124 124 4- l «
5000 LA-NCI Tv 45.. I*l4 M M ! » !+ 24
20"<> do Cl Tr 5s 166 | 166 166 106 '
8000 do Unified if... • V>\\ IfiO ! m :i'X> + l i
20000 do At K& C 4si b'J : 88% 87 f-"* — II 1 *
*«.«i:Man Con 4r ! 07% 96 ■ 86% $"u'-| —
400001 Met EI«V Ist Os.. 101 ' 100% 160% lOOTs . — >•»
107000 II St By Gen 55.. 88 1 62% 79 79 i — 6
0000 do Ref 4s : 47 ! 4!' 4S 1 49 4-2
155000 M->; Cent Con 4s. jB3 >-2 70 79 i— 4
252000 do Ist Inc ; 16% I--* 1 171; 17% —2%
143000 do 2J lac I 16% 15% 14 14* 4 ! — •■■•
ltH«t»>|M Int Con 4s Qtd] — i SO 186 80 '
lyi^i M43t 1; Ist H-f 40 1 B0 ! SO% i.<«i Srt^ ; 4- %
llS»t>iMo K& Ok Ist... 80% 103 102% 103 —124
23000 Mo KA- T Ist 4-j. i R7% 98 j !»7 ' 974 — 'i
130001 do 2d 1 81% f>2 B'> ■ 80% — 1
110001 do Ist Her 45... 1 77V ">> : 774 7S j •*■ =«
61000 do S F 44s !77 • 7<*V 7'i 75 — 1
1000 do Kxt •".(< '08 ' J«S !>S 188 !
2000 Mo P Ist (>l r*..' 67% 88 88 88 j — 4
2000 do Trust .V '.(7 ■ $•>< • »'>( i 08 , 4- 1
6000 Mut Fuel Gas 6a. 1 9* | 100 !IChi ili«> j — 4
1000 MK.vT of T Be. 1103 : JO3 10:; 103 :
6000 Mas Elec R R 4a.) 7h ; 77 j 77 j 77 < — 1
fiCKiOiX of M Ist Con 4s Bl '"I" , 81 1 M !
42<XX>;N- V C Gen 345.. 90% v% 88 '■■ 88% —1%
I<«O.joi do D-b 1934 ' 83% 84% 84% !U' 4 — •%
81000 do T. S Col 3' : «. B<Hj 76% 7'".' 2 • 7«%| —•♦
2OIK-O! <lo M C Col "•' B 81 I 77% 774 77% —34
IOi'iO! do Ys\ Ctfs 1914. — 100 100 M 6 i
12000 IN V Dock 4? ( X--.'. *88 S9 s « 4- •'■ v
»00 NT G&B LIiA.I- Se 97 : M ] W j 1« ! - !
! 60001 do 4s J 794 7<> 78%] 70 ; — 4
I S74OOO|XTNHAHDbCsIstp 122 i 12t5 ! 119 j 119 | — ■"»
I 356000 do full pai-i 123%| I-:: 5 * 121% 121% —2%
! 3000 XT O W Hef 4s '.'74' 9% US !>^ +4
lIOOON V BftW Gen sej 92 *P24 91 l'2'j :-- 3
22000 Sort 4 W Con 4s. 08 1 '^'<\' !'"■••. 96% — 4
I^7<«»oi do Convt 4».... MV 5-3', >*2 i 82 . — l' t
1000 do P C i C '.«. SI ' 86 ; S« • art 1 — 2
2**f»'NOT Pac Gen 35.. 71 I 71 i 70^ 7OU — 131 3
730001 do Prior 4e I<UV 101 100% 10"4 — "»
11«*»rtl da Rep 80% 166 100 100 : 4- 4
•'""«' Og &L. C), 4s I 84% 87 !87 187 - 2' 4
5000 OB & X Con 45.,' W>4 «» i 03% I W! J — ' a
24^iO'Ore Fh L. Ist 65.. 120% 118 ! 11<?4 116*4 — i .
11000 do Ist Cor. 55... 116 ! lK"i;il0i, 4 110%! 4- '♦
69000] do Gtd Rn 4a.. 1 88 I 80 iBB f-" 1 :
6000 1 Pac of Mo Ist ss. ,101 •«>%, 9914 90«; ; - %
l<X>o!Pac Coast Ist Sa..]loß 104- s JliM'»jlo4', — '»
I6ooo>Penn Convt l -s.. 194 ! 934) 934 83% — ':
4000 do Gtd 4%5..... ilrt4 ' 103% 103%, — •'♦
282000 do 3''.s 1615 .. 86% 90\; .SO j Sf> J — I',
6000 do Gtd Gold 45.. 186 ! 95 ,94 •84 ■ — 2
4*VxVV!p as E Inc 66 1 ."W> S5 : SB '■ — 8
129000 Reading G»a 4<=..: 96 : i* J m 164 —2
1060 do J C Ob] 4». . M ' 94 ;94 194 i
4«>o|Rlo G W l£t . ! t*H4 904 9" ? 80% — -
MOOißome W & O% 6ai104% 111% 111% 111% 1 4- 7
lOOOJRIo G Juno Is-,.. 66^i 97 j 97 ! ">: ! — M *
lOOOjSt L, &Ad 2d 55.. ! — 123 125 125 — ■
IVOO'st!.. I M*S Gen 6s ;10S:i; 10S : i 108% { 107% 1 107%! — 1
80000 1 do ReT 4s | 77*«! 78 ;77 77 1 — •%
78000 do Rlv A G 4;.! 85% KU 88% 83% — -
46000 15t 1, &£ F R«f 4s 7S^ 72 717 1 71 : 714—2';
OX) do G« 5s 105^ 113% 113% 1134 1 -SU
240fK)iSt L, ewn Ist 45.. 8P»;I 5P , 80 ! 89 •■ — \
8000! Co Ccn 4s ! 66 I 6« • 65 : 86% — \
30C<0( do 2i ....,70 ■ 67 1 67 ; 67 ' — 8
1000! 8t PM & M 4%a.jD06% ICG [168 [106 I— 14
lono do Mcnt Ext. 4s. I 9?4! MV OS4 954
■•■ SA& A P 45.... !«4 83 i 62 ', 88 j — ■-•
30000 Scab AJ. Gold 4s. 50i 49^1 43 (40 —|l
18000. So Pac C.I Tr 45.. IS7 ' M ' 84% *4V — -'I
1010001 d-> Ist R*r 4- ..1 92 Pl% 88% B8 — 8
26000 South B?' Ist 55.. J>S4 8% IS7 87% — 1
2000<T CUR Gen ss; S9 ! S9 ' 88% 59 i
2000! do Blrtn fir. 102 ! 104 1 I'M 104 1 — 2
1000' do Tfinn 6s 101% 10341 lO3u:iO3H — IS
4000!TA StL Ist Con 5s 111 . 110% 110%i110% — 14
11000|Tes & rac Ist ss. 112 , 112H ill 111% — 1,
4600 T & X O Con .Is. 1 95U 9*5 :06 I m ■ -i- »
8000 Third Aye Ist 6s. 103% 1 108%) 108%! 103%| — *,
88000] do Con 4s 84 , ,'.3«; r.24 53 — 1
Sf«X) Co Ctis 52 • 52 ! 86% .1014 : — l*i
22"O0;t St I, & W 45... 73 . 72 I 7" 70 — 3
119060 Union Pac Ist l»..[101« 100% 1 80S 89% — M
1000; do Re? : 994 K">'i IO01; 100% + .v
407000 do Convt 4!>... *«v 88% 80 86% —1%
700<j|Un Ry of 8 V 4-«. 66% •}*, »W ' tWH. — 1,
2000 r<• R * imp ss. «rt ! «9 r,3 ;69 ,
1050000 1 U B Steel S F sa. J-^H; B«9J ?>7»4 -7 »l — 1
i 4000 do Rep B^*4 88% 8* 188 — V
4000 Va ICft C 55... 87% SB V. ;*6 I— 14
12fH»1 V.'anash Ist 6s l«i»; 168 107% 167% «i;
4C«iij do M 93 I 91 06° 100 — 3
41000 do Ref « Ext 4S 44 ! 42% 41 '41 —8
i*v!oo do r/i s r 6a... 166 ■ 102 102 102 4- 2
200.10'Wab Pitts T In.. 4r>', 45% 1 44% 44\ -- »:
r.cxvif. do 2.1 ; 11*2' 12 ! 10% ] v<\ — 1
l4ftiiOjT\>«t Md 4f< «55 624 «•"> <•■<' — ri
1660)6 do Convt 4s. ...I 46 I 42 142 142 + 2
Wo-tineh B F Bs..| 73 724) 714 72 I — 1
2WKX) West Khore 45.... 103 ! 1 rrD : . 101% 101 14 — 114
INNM do R*(r |I<V> ■ 1©9% 160 100 I —
6600 W Un Cl Tr r.5... I 88 M M ! -!> I 4. 1
<{(#(<• da ¥AT: E , B 88% <-<* , «•-, _•»
I<VM"iO| do . n-.t 4- A.. . 77 ! 774J 77--' 77': 4- v
2000! WAI. E Ist ■on in 714 71 )71 171 I •- 1^
, i<«v);\vni<i>« * X Ist.. 10541-101 Imi ']O1 ! —•► 3
t laCKJOjWts ">nt Or. 4s. 88 I 88 |83 |«3 | — 2
» . — ————————————— __________
$13,C96,000 Total aslaa for th<> w<»*i(.
! »l:x IniT.-st. tS2OF.
BANK EXCHANGES* SALES RECORDED.
The bank excha nge> of th* New York Clearing
House and the Htocks gold on the New York Stock
E-Chanre last week and la tb« same wp»k of th"
prfc<jfnp two years ,•■'],,. as {ollews: ' :i |
K-l> 8. 08. Feb. 9. '07. Feb. 10 c) 6
KxctuJigef •■ . . 1 1 .104.820. «T4 $1,940,966. ISA 13.064.810.476
s . shares «i'ld ' -♦ l.'.3^3,7ft•^ •" - 3.51 MO 5.044,1
! : ' V BAHBOAD EAENINGS. .
The Tribune has printed the sro»u earnings M
' thirty-six railroads or systems for the fourth week
1 tn • January. ' Of these 'eleven return gains Of
! $290,039. or 9.5 per cent. . and twenty-flve return
loam of tt,375.051. or 115 per cent. -The whole
elbows a loss of $1,085,042. or M per, cent.
Fourth week In Janp - • lfM( . -" " pfm,.,, . Pc.
S SSSSK-.fe S« K-SSSf «
Total 38 c 05 .512,027,036 I *13,112,078 Dec.51.085.042 8-3
• "ALABAMA GREAT 6OVTHEKN.
! ' . " 190*. 1?1'7 stJi
! N-umber : of miles .f--300 «S ,309
!®A__^_i-l £.&& I^H
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS _ TEX.VS PACIFIC
-»^*^::: S2o,.|| g» 4s?ifi4 $? ifi
July Ito Jan. 31 4.060,173 4.. 59,237 ♦•'» 1 ™
CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSFER.
July Ito Jan. SI l.oiS.Of.ft M«880 1.0»T.»0
DETROIT & MACKINAC. .
Fourth »eek Id Jan... ?30.627 K3.OW * gUJg
July 1 to Jan 31 7t2.2r« .12.So<> OMM
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
Fourth -a-eek In Jan... $12.9U *i*-^ SSS2
July Ito Jan. 81.. ... 380.204 . 347.10S 343.814
! . * CHATTANOOGA SOUTHERN. .
Third ™* la Jan.... $1,450 M.2M §£«•
July 1 to Jan. 21 71.237- ST.9+P •3,»»
RIO GRAND- SOUTHE3IN.
Month of Derember— 1563 1906. »***;..
Grai c_ro:r.*.' $51,160 mm I3MBB
r-^fMn rnf taxes... 3&806 32^6 -b.l.^>
Net e.i-inii'gs........ 08.516 521.504 ?_5.737
Other income,.. 2.3«4 , ■ ■ . ; 866 -—
Tci_l Vnconle"' $17,574 ?21.«y> ?25-i?I
Charges, etc /. 16,093 1a\568 l.,»*>
■Surplus .......... J1.451. ' - 55.352 tMtt
O^Sa r earntSs*r. J *rr.. SBBsVsM 88t44»B *235.545
FiliUwsi ■ ■ ■ - * 08,208 1K5.590 !■>»•«■"
Net earninfs... ... 8164.986 5123.56-S ■ $125,07r.
Other income . . 20.550 * « _ "■^'>
Total incom- fJ&SOJ $125.4^ *Jjs'S2
Charge?, t?-«s. etc... 96.210 {'3.020 *98,488
Surplus - $20,656 • $34,306 ?23.216
CHICAGO & NORTKTTESTERN.
Number of mileE 7,»i12 T.4^S 7.410
Gross earnings..... $63,339,503 $66.437. t90.6M.8M
Espenses and taxes 49,174.910 45,f0».8?5 40.3&5.055
Net earnings. .$20.163,'T74 $21,377,714 $1?.fi71.50l
Other incoinc 2.55.250 734.PW 640.035
Total income $22,61>9,Wi $22,112,710 51&.321.436-
Charges and sinking _ _-._ .
fond 8,203.^31 6.362.073 6.905.420
Surplus $14,432,373 $1.'.._50.P37 $12,328,007
Dividends .; 8,764.111 7.063,348 5,546.232
Ealancs $5,723,262 $5,107,29 X $0,779,775
C_E\*E_AND. PAINESVILI.E _ EASTERN.
Year ended December 31 —
Gross earning ? $296,318 $271,100 $245,089
Expenses and tax*?. . 157.107 143.993 141.270
Net earnings $139-121 $127,107 $103,810
Interest "on bond", ntc. S«..Vi2 83,939 60,830
Surplus »r.2,063 $*3.1«$ $22.f59
WEEKLY CHUB TRANSACTIONS.
STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL.
Fairs.!. , I High. 1 Low. I Laft. i Ch go».
lOOißavana Tob ' f'-a' BHI BHI + II 1 *
S.4o<» do pref , 17»«) 14 | 17 I + 3
1.500 1 Hay (lorn pref.., 3^'si .30 i J.S. — 7
18.000 State Gas... T i . V. '-
l,2_ |Oon Steamship... '♦ | .' <« I J • — v *
I'm I Houston Oil | f> TslT sI 5 ! 4 f>V, i — 1*
3341 Standard Oil ....[ 313 I 45."» . i POO . , -15
KAILROADS.
"gales. . : High, i Low. ', Last. | Ch"*e*.'
1.320 n-,iPBBo Bub .... nHj 1« . M J — 2*4
Sl>*>'Manliat Tran .... 2 a *j SH 25»2 5 » ■
2 [North- Sec stubs. lii"-i. t!'.'- ! 11-f_] —13
'.MINING.
Sales.) - i High. 1 Low. I Last. I Ch'r**.
' ' C.S7o',Bo>iton Copper... M I 14% I 14M —1H
420 British Col ■ .-, 4% 4*» — v*
2.866) Butte Coal : lu'i 1* 1&' —II 1 *
l,6oo|Butte— New York. '-'■* l7»Il 7 »I - ' — *
49.000) Cobalt Cent I •-'■ t » / 26 S»J> —* ,
2&,OOO!CDn Ariz Smelt.. 1 ' » '8 — ! »
7.?«»)iCumb-t:iy * v < i 7 s !. ~ l i — "s
l,!Wo|l«.vJs-Daly ! 4' ? | 4 1 *! 4J« — '«
5,2<X)' Dominion O>o ... 2'« 11 t »i . 2_' — Ji
1,2ii0 Ely Cen I Hi » -i, — !k! k
&l.f,nu Furnace Creek... »> 28.1 25 — 4c_
I.KiO Giroux : 4'«' ;i : i f% — %
21.2<'»0!G«ldfleia Con ... ."in! •> 01*!0 1 *! — !v! v
B,7oolGoldfield Haisy. . $1 17 1104 $112 , —3c
s.loo!Greene-Can. loo! Greene-Can : ST.; SS ' B's — '»
3. 2<>0; Greene GoW-SU.I %| %\ ' *
ill*.'' do prof j 22 7*7 * 2 «, 2 <j
8.200 Gold Hill 1 1 3 i "x
f«v-> Kir.e rjdward ... i: s »i s »
,1 i>.ii>lcKinley j 7 ; ' s i| « I — : «
9.S9s!Mlcmac i 4'» "-.■ "'s ' — '.3
l,fiW)| Mines Co of Am.. I 1 : ;' I*l 1H '
800! Mitchell • %l '- *« I — 7 »
12 400'! Nev u ti i 11 ! » f< T *> .10 ' — II 1 *
40O'Nev Smelt i I*] I ' 4 lli!l l i! — '4
12,700) N«v-XJtah 1 4% 4 -* : » — >
7.«ls|NiplFßJnfr 7 ti 6 : « — \
1.70<V Stewart ■ li! \ h' ■
15R,.W>! Tramp Con '. 34 ! IT ' 34 . I — 17c
4.300 I Trl-RuIHOR 1 3 ' 2*4 '-** [ --
Trinity 15 '. 14 ; - ', 14> - ! — **
Union Mines ', I * 1 : « Il*I 1 *
l,l>3O!Unlted Cop ' «'» «'.•' «'■»
110 do pref I 25 ! 22 : 2.% . ' .
8,0001 United Rico I 41 ' 25 .->.." I -*:
BONDS.
Sales. I ■ I Hleh. i Low. I Last, 1 Ch'ge«.
827.066! Adams Xx 4a..«.| 01 j 8M ! ft I 4- 1
S.OOO Allla-Cha] S3 4 6." ! 6T* ' 63 - 1
4Tfi im.O Con Ss 4» «... I 9' 4 , S, : .91 — ! i
€6.0001 Hay Tob 5s I 81 I 4S 1 01 I - 4
■
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
(Tuadaaei by Frederic H. Hatch, No. SO Bread street.)
Bid. Ask.'d- Bid. A*k..<i.
lAm Frcss Ass"a. 00 07 LorJ & Taylor... IK) 100
Am Soda Fount. hi % <lo com C q F..120 131
do 'st pr«"f "> 12 Manhattan Trans - J'i 2 3 i
do -M pref — 3 Mes Nat <V.n.... 1« 18
Am Thread pref- *"<*■ 4 'i Nat Cash R pf..UO —
vii Type Fdrs.. 33 S« N V Transport... _ 3
"d 0 , ir ,.f SS »4 [NUea-Bem-P . 00 I'm
\m Writ Paper. 1% 2*4 Otis Elevator ...31 :*•
do i«( ■ 1" l r< l! " vref . ... M 1-1
Barney ft S C. . — «• [Pitts • t. ):. ... 27 32
dt> pref — 142 {Pope Mfp -- 1
Bay State Gas.. «4 > da Ist pref 2i> 4f>
Brit »'ol Copper. 4*4 * 4 » da 2i pref... 1 ;:
Colt's Arms 7ft £° PratJ * W pref.. n<» 100
C Co of Am . . 3 4 s Royal r.nv Pow.J33 14v>
do rref *** "■• *> pref. . !«> 96
Cen fireworks.. 7 1- Safety '' H & I. 117 122
do pref.. M • Seaboard Co l.t I.'.
■--m Fdry rref. 5 '*• I do 2d pri?r m 12
«:hes(>hrrv Mfg.. .400 42.. finer Mfg- Co.-..01<> 33"
Con Rubber Tire 2 f» standard Milling. « ?«
do pref 1" 20 do pref 2'S 2h
Cramp 3*■ R-- r ' »; s»rnniiard Oil OK -!:■:.
El»<-tric Vehlel« — 1 |?»orac-9 Power... <i
do pref - * ■ 10th A 23d r-t F. 40 60
Empire Steel ■ •• 10 ton M! n of Ne'". M, •:-»
do pr»f 8 63 ! Trenton Pot . 5 10
Grwae Cananea. >>■* S v ,v, new pref . . - oi
Hall Signal 2." 38 ; do new etf». . 08 To
Uavana Tobacco S 1" i Trow Directory. . 39 «.*•
da r ref ■ );s * 10 Union Fertj- 13 V"
B-H-M 1^ pref 30 48 Un Bank Note... i' 16
Hud Xiv El P-. — 2*. I .;-, . r v M
Hudson Rlv Tel 45 68 h'n Typewrtt« . . 5."i P->
Inter Salt ■ .1' 15 j do Ist r-r-f M 'J*
j> ; St»t?on 278 — I do ?! praf SO M
Lor!llard pref . — 135 i
TRUST AND STJEETY COMPAN IES.
iFurnioted bf CUr.'.on Gllt'rt, •■.-■ : TTall itnet.i
Bld."Aeke<L l Bit A^i■-. 4
1 A.l!lar-c« Btaltr — 110 U-y:' 1 Mt*_ it*. :<c.
Am ?ur»tv Co. 180 ISO Lav T i.,« &- t ISB —
• 4 f r . ■_•"" .To T^!n.-(.",n .... 123 ITS
Bankers' . . ¥» *30 i LonK Is! I.*- T 250 -ZTO
lid & Miff Gr. 2M 31') (Mount Vtraoa.. 808 20
Bon ling Gr*«-u 300 — I Manhattan . -"■ »•«"■
Kr;>a : . l^> 120 iMtrrantile . "" S2S
Brooklrn .....425 4.v» .\!e;ropolitar. . . 4.'.0 47.'.
Carnegie . . . '•»"• 1?* Mtg Bone! C 0... 19 38
C&s Co of Am. 123 I*o Morton .. «<»' 4..'-
Central l.M>i> — Mutual T"! 110
: Cent Realty -. ISO tM Mutual Alliance 175 190
City Investing. B8 »tO Xa^ij .. '. 200 226
Citizens' . 100 125 Nat Surety Co 1*" 160
Columbia . ITS — N-'Y.I. I .-.- Tr. 000 640
Commonwealth 100 MS N V Mrg & S«»c 13? IS
Commercial ... 150 160 iN V Trust Co.. .'to MO
• Etripir^ Trust . 335 3-"« j People's --.'■ 325
I Equitable — 310 (Realty Asaoc . . 110 117
! Farm L, & Tr.l.l*' 1 !•"•> (Standard Trust. .:'•• .*"■•
Fifth Avenue •*'*> 42.'. Title '•' * Tr. : "so 8H
Klatbush . . 2BS SCO IT 1 Co of N V IIS 1:5
! Franklin .. . 208 ; — Tr Co of Am.. SOB —
| Fulton . . . • SSO — Vnlon 1.260 1.273
i Fidelity . . is. — (MUted States. .1.190 I, ISO
■ Guaranty Tr. .. SOO 410 U 8 Cai Co .. 200 213
; Ouardlaa l!»t> 210 L* >M.v T Co. — ;.•
I Hamilton l!7i> 290 VSTO AI Co X*> HO
I Home Trust Co Its 12." Var. Nerdea ... -- 10
Hudson Realty 10) 110 WaafclnjrMwi ... Mia —
Hud«on Trust. tO — Wcstch.-«l^r ... 165 .7-
Int. Bkr Corp- 120 l.Ti) .V A: It T <«• M Un 160
Kings County. 440 400 | Windsor 150 IT'»
THE PETHOLEUM FIELDS.
The cold weather has retnrrlr.l oil operations In
the lower Southwest and South^astorn Ohio, and
the news from thin rf-Rion is of the most mediocre
motor. Ni'<tr>ins, r in the ny of largo writs seems
to have l>M"n encountered iii any section, not even
in the Holiday** Cove pool, which still retains its
position as the leading interesting district, although
a Rood deal of work if under way in that section.
Ritchie' County has even proves ■ distinct disap
pointment bo tar as tiir effort mado to extend tIM
Keener' sand pool is concerned.
In other nfctlons of tho field tin number of
Wells completed show ■ considerable falling off and
tli« average size of th*> wells has also been trimmed
down materially. Thr» test wells in different sec
tions pave indications of nothing of Importance
and promise nothing in the way of bo« producing
territory or of important extensions. Th« 3 •O-oaJlod
gushers in thf- Keener eand pool show a decided
railing off from the pripcedingt'we^k. Up «o th.i'
tlm^'th^two Kood 'wells on IJuv r»jp : farm "had br.lA
5400,000
Chicago & Western Indiana R.R. Co.
CONSOLIDATED MORT6A6E 4% BOLD BOIDS
Dated July Ist. 1902. 1" V / 'J . . Due ; Ju| y Ist « 1^ 52 -
ILLINOIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK. CHICAGO, ILL., TRUSTEE.^,
These bonds are guaranteed 'principal and interest tinder the terms of a 000 year
ieas« by the folio-wring railroad companies: t '_..'_ * ,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Co.; Wabasb Railroad Company; Grand
Trunk "Western Railway Co.; Chicago & En» Railroad Company, and the Chicago,
Irdianapoli? & Louisville Railway O.
We are offering the above bonds, subject to sale or advance in price, at
. 95 and Interest, Yielding **A9>
PROCTER & BORDER POTTER, CNOITE & PRENTICE
120 Broadway Hanover Bank Building
New York . * cw York
RAIIBOAD. AND OTHER STOCKS
Following If the usual table sivlo. the number of shares e-ftl.-tccks dealt la Uot w«k tog--
with the highest, lowest and final prices of ** week, the final- price* of a week ago and ItM do,
ing prices of February 3. 1307. the net changes of the week and. the tig* Hi km prices in U» 7 *ar
HBs\ with the high and low prices in the year 1307.: ''
»!, , %b% b - sggg Ssr- 1001 1. Sec ; Hsh- Lw
■JgJ 1 • j lWi. I "st '. *£'■■ -'"''^- chac«>.' »»'■ »y ■ -s- »<r
, SM.AUts-dalin.rs C«... ~~~ «. . ' «| ,* 4 ; ,*,' |L _ n jj*j 1 snj[ tt
4fO dooreftrred » 491 ' «„ . v - v _-^ jasj 4 V, 121 4
173.SW«AJna^mata«Oopper..-.. 1»-;* 51^ »■• •- • » _ » » V iv * "*
2.100. Am. r Asr Chem r*;»! »* , - . ,«• , _ ■• W ' a.
«__aa_^__^::::S::r.: =H 1 > 4^ =nS 61 333 3
1.000 rto ■preferred ••• — 5? , *^. I *? *s-l? — T-X\ 3^! 27 *s\{ .V,
7.500 Air. Car & Fdry *& » » ) - / »H _ *J, g f , « •« --, •
ilpfeiliii ; IWS i' , i i il it m m m §
* -v' ;» ■• -. -'
600 -American Grass Ta«M 7 *» 2? £? £> I? £? f^ *t' 2-»
3CM> l Araer Hide & Leather ::::::::::! 5! 2 jS ";4 -»» ;■ — » ♦ -, *^l ?•», -£
f>. 6751 American Ice Sec S-> OjS «rh «. "^ - **• Ia ' J " 2 i ~ s »
.IlSgi=:; 1 1 1: 1 1 ! --: «' i?^ a?
'iS;-^HS^;;;;;;;;::; §f "| |||i rp f| |g \m |
1.575 do preferr-d B — *^ i? i{ ! g ~7 •cj * it it- i 75
100 -American Snoff p«f - ! BY, ! '-:' %\ %\ ~\ 1 5% W
200 American Steel Foundry . 0 5 . .v- «* ,- -V* Z-T « 29 47H : 2(»
i^^ill 111 ,liii| il l '&
l^tei t I I I Pi 11 i I i,|
1.5001 do preferred M»S >• | J2 - 'f3f 3 fc^, | _ 2 753,1 «t 133J, &«
52« Atlantic Ooaft LJne IS> W'l 6^. .«_ fc '\ J ~ - **^ fV *■%% ".
I.'>X» -Batopilaa Mlnln? »J ?;♦ - • _^»j _*?• _ ->» >■- „,*; j_P -;.
34,550! Baltimore & Ohio H«Ht M 4 Ji^ i* it I i ih J2 6
10" B«ihleh-m t-te<?l 1"';; M "1 »* . '* „ »*? -'• v ,^ »i
%5,_f).) lirooklvn Rapid Transit 73«,| 4M t . g^j »•• «g» __f_» $» 1_» } «»
20 Brooklyn Union Gas 112% SS | » *"' LV! I I
2<V) Buffalo R& I' — li I _ivi v rr, _f»j V^ -- ,-5- jjj & s
do ex div '.t-i per cent — .-.>h| ;;^ ••**! „, ■ _.S 2 J^ J*-, » 43..,' 2;
110 •Butterick Company ■ — i ■» ( V., %i\ "L. _« *t:1 I%' 11 ! t'i
8.683 *BalaklaJa Copper — -Nj _r ;■»; Vg*| .; 2 j __ «_*! » I fiS'^l Si-
Canada Southern j M» M ! « ' « ! >- ! — S l.V^«i 147». ! t9B?l I»
2.221 <7ana<lian Panne j IM l-»J»j -\.' •1,2 J '» —2%! ir>t*£ 15 { « , 11«
2.4"* Central Leather i -*X l*h S I M ij'* _ Si J 7f . % lug «*
1.270 do preferred 101* *-V .- » _, f J.«S ( I«W,' _3> i 144
755 Central of New Jerwy 210 1« ">£• ?^j _ \,\ ''s-,; -j^ W j 3r£
ft.236 Chesapeake & Ohio W-.- 2^H. -{ ' ; *»»| - » _l u _* itr,' 371, «,*
27.>! Chicago & Alton — 1? j " «.. '-, X - _ ss. 3^ »7 «£
S.T6S I Chicago <3r*at WlrtlW |g> •- ,|^ 1(i - 3 ,*V _ I,;. -t • . :v It"
625 do prelerred A «J * %* *t! s'»! «i\; — 1«S t'> «i 2»» »"•
20*-. do debenture — f#*\ . '^. j^- jJVt* _-; i_3 1034! Ur,, *• »
53« •do.eertUUjtw :::::::::::::: ft | I.^l i'^;,- £* _ lt » J^» ,'• ts^ w .
r>so| do preferred 1«-".«« iv.j.; i ;^ "^a —27 13« J=5S ? I*o IT
2.7 MMo certtneate- 141 f 10.- 4 , *-\^| ilir'f 14.T f —5. l-J-'-il 13!', i3M !_•*
I.7ls ! raicapo & Northwest.. 1 •>*«,! 144 ljo 14_ ., •-'■ =H ■•- s! n ? "
1.421 CFtP M& O t-x dlv 21, pc. —I Htj • "J^ *^J i<: A ■*; _ t;' -«f[ J? r ;: j
20f. •Chicago rcion Trjctlon ctfs.. l * s .-'= -,J[ 6S6 S '. ? "*! " _*
i.Me cci su ■ "»8 g 5 . T - .. rr — « *.«-, ok «
:: : 5. §4 &J g ft ±y |: £ ! g
1.350 do Ist Preferred.: JJH ... • «> •- « + ,-, 44 i* 4i 4' : JJ?
..lOOCorn Products Bef j=j "»i i^ ■•[ gg _^ w '*( b« j »* *>
Denver & Rio Grande ! »• «! *»?i Wat i;. - S', »4 , - 7 g-^i -
;. «. *p = « ; --• .-. %
Iwi'DSSA: At. CTfc « .., _;-] >. |a SB
Iflwli *•?* 1 I I I —s .:■ I 75',! »•
2.220 do Ist preferred TO - 31% ;£*> -*+! »* _ r, ; -^ ftT -»
v— do 2d preferred.. «'i — > W: f- ",* _, *' s - ♦ T3J * : ... w
So<> 'Federal Sugar pref TV; i? ; SsT »».J 1 I —1 • 68 • iff 47
135 Federal ll* 8 pref •«, M •• «.! •}_ | ' &> •*■ J ♦ 15^f .a >
i.SSSSeSg^^::::::::::: r .. gJ \* gg s j =i. & l^ *.
21 -^ G^^ he ™. prtf :::::::::::: T" 1 '^- -'« =F -• ."• S
i.iSllKf^ntrar:::::::::::::::: im : i|: %«» : -: i l^ - : ", "' . ■ ; ':.
3A>7o!lntfcrboroui?h 3letrc-politan ; Co , B*k\ ,' * •» jj. ~ .* £* *: 7iV .., 14
SK_Sl__fflfe-:::::r;s:3 S r^j g>: «^ mj, -■; g? gf J.
0U» tot Steam Punp 3-.' * -[.' : ,,; g -, 3 z_!» 1$ !4%| & fc
30 lowa preferred , 2Wi -' ♦ r. *■ 2« i ZT* , _! 31 ' -. « ' *»
700 do preferred - «*» £>'♦ S^*! r\ ST* _*f st ~» J «•.{»>
■-» .•Kar.awha _ Mirhi?an ctfs.... — j 23 -♦ ; » I .-» ,1 _2S J Xjr; _,> 303; •1>
62- Kansas City & South 25^, 21 fi, =W _-^ J»-», 7 % 43.
- 740 do preferred......... W» -» _ ?> | « I »> *"
120 Kan City Ft a&M pf ?| U ft g» 9 _ Ci -. •!- [ 2SH? »
190 Lone bland Western - » «•>. «» ; g* _ J* j ~ 4 *;, - j£§ •,
100 Uonrr Island ••.•-••■-; .S,; ?-',- 54 f 04 •">; — 3*;t 105 ; »«:•»;» 115H! «>'•
2.SSO Louisville A Nashville Iffl^ *> '2 £^i «•„! _*> * eA 54^ Tl v 4 40
125 Macfcayf Cos .34 WJfc '^,'f _. V c* ! «1 n 5«»
570 do preferred «». r;-:- ( « ■ t^s ■ r^ H St., »» [ l« '■ j^r.
a 5.906 Manhattan Klevated 14.;-., 13W,| -- • x^.. J X. : , _ T .-. ' S ->. =3
300 •Met Street Railway 105 \ 20^; J: --1 -r _!'] 14 ,j| -75, taj
12^ M So%4r^!:::::::::::::: £ |! £ gi gH = 5 g. It, S3 3*
Pr??SL l r IrSaip^:::::1 rSaip^::::: £ % 4 # --g HP\ &\ l tk\ &.
•^^riS^.:::::::::::::: 2 ig i| §■ # Eir | - x^ -
SuOl.Vat Enameling _ Stps pf §«4 gM i* }* »^ ZlJij 42U S7U 7*«j C
M^^rVK^ex^-pr::::.:::: '• - -' -V S «. ; ; : -
2.7<*'«Newbon«i sftnlnc • — ; J*» "• -T" ""-*. — * ;,-. . «" ,
1 320 1'Ncw York Air Brake f« p *£,;] g3 Z >,» 10s -• »*» «
27.31«. New York Central 127\ 9.-, »J, W^ PH.. _ .. l^> t .^ J9%
4-H»,X YCW_ St Lwils — •«»'« t.,» _1> -^ I - *»■•
3SO do 2-1 preferred rent ' — » I g*« •» _T -• ! T'> «» «%' 41
ll^Bl Ift 1 1 1 •, fI i I
_.SOS! Norfolk & Western ttj «H $-;?, «^j -♦; *J-, *$ 5 S% S7
1.030 NortH Am»rican fi ->4; f?' «^». *3,- } _ is* r-k*l IJ^, l'»h? l lX *-»
1^..45.V Northern Parine 15JH --. !>! > J« J*^ ; 11- 5.1 U2 il» 13* !«>
iois 'do certificates s l-i - I",'»> <. 7 -. «t\ X^} — c ,* %•>( 124^ 5^
4f»' Pacilic Coast — ;."* ?A*i c..*i J,> t ,;» ot fc> I 124-if *>•
100 do 21 prcferrcJ ■ • --.: £ J ?.S I *v | ?, ~ *? ' a St 4!'] 1?
OTO Pacific Mail • j ~%i\ -fcA -=J ,**,. jfA | Zr 4 lir'' »«- »*!>
;|^^^;:;11 | £ £ ? ? =, ; -• : g■
..•.•as y,'f KUT 1 ::::::: -, \ M a M M =§ S>- -• a 5
w S,..;iS n rr".': J :::::.::.:::::::: ,S» |g g! fJ! #. i^ .S g. > r , f
lll^ili ij 1, 1 1 il 1 1 j* I
ill^lli i ; i li i mm m P fl i s ;
l^Mli 1 1 1 § 1 1 la f 1 1 1
ion] -A/X-Ml- .t Ohio ftfl - 7.-, ..h- » 3^3 ,^*J J. 5, J.?»
l.rt">n S (iTP'rnd!v!>, pr- — «__ 2H, 2»» 30^. —2 3.-, ... %
f - ,::• : 5 RBl =? !» 51 | V
l^i&s^fpil |i |; Jos Sj;i -ki st ga & ||
J __5| Igj jg
I*.; Mo preferred ,«>;-! ,*». *'. , 4^,. .J? _ 4S_ ( lSsf H 1 * 1 * 1 ?3 : «
W x f] mT % ±& « r
S#?«^:3^s§§ 15 m£2* i? ft? f I
100 »C S H**ic_on - TKe___« pref -- 1> I*. I »». -? Sf 2^ l<"» «SS Jv*
2.10U United State, Knbt*r 81,1 22 J^ J« ;- Z«* Sh 77 V*'* &>
141.712 United States; Steel :. .:::::■: 44* H=^ S S"H « w -_ «H '
S_Hil^_i fl l ill li ir 14
?,::;S3S 1 "". c '" 1 ..' t .^!:::-.: SS & S • =*§ S .« 8 f
::?^v«^S,.ni::::::::::::: S: i?j K s |" ;« ?S g •
•.M.X.'\\v»t»rn Vnicn Telegraph 52«, ; »\j « : »« » i <,> 154 «
H '. 1 1 1 - 1 1 1:1
4i MI Wisconsin Central prtf.. «*'» » 1 »- 1 » : __!?_ — ■■ ■
,313.705 Tot^l snles for urn »."-i<. •VnllstM. -— ■■■ lotr - _rsS
Up steadily with an output >>f five hundred barrels
a day for" several week*, but *-arly I,iM \v«-ek tlioy
declined sharply to HI barr»-l.s. .m.l tliHr MMssj off
from i-\. n tills amount '■- m>n - l«lns calculat^l on.
On the Southeastern Ohio tit* Urn news •> of mi
i. .-> importance, and nothlns: of interest has ln^n
reported beyond heavy ga sser». Neither d.-. - th>-r«>
.-••••in to '** »ny startling development* from the
Illinois or Kansas h-m-. where operation* ■«»■ (••
have drifted into a humdrum Condition.
K.'tin'.i petroleum i* unchanK«-d •! ikUc in bar
rels and •■• In bulk at Now York. P' ■' ••.- i■ • ■
price* :ir«« on « basis of 5 points lower. Foreicn
price? for rffln^d ai 1 * also un~hanff*tfl I^«ndon spot
•> ■ i^i an tmp*>rtitl galhMi Antwerp Cl*» franc
I- > 'IiVV kfl « and ."r»men 6^5 marks yer H KHos.
! P. R. K. TUBES NEAR COHNECTIO*
T* work Of the four tubes cf th« tunnel - ;'^
10 tM. hml by MM Pennsylvania. Railroad tet 7** ( ,
Manhattan nn.l i^n« Island City 1« months an*""
J of th* con tt act tlm«\ ami it is **<->l that the w"£
'l«land Ctty arul Manhattan headings of
will hf «-oin-rt«»r! uhout tbr centre or tie E»»\
I Uiv»r v.ithin rh*.r-f\t Ml day*. *n<l the cea:t '^~ -
[of Hi-- .•,>matnin«r ..,!-;-.» tub** will •••* "'ht \ *
With th* fear ?>iNii .«©niw*-red it «ill be Bl>
• r*« month* until they are in re«Jtn«9* for K c Pr^, ;
tJon. In the nwan «■»• <™rk Is b«ta* post** (
i ih^ib'a; t*rm-n:»l ; *rtf in" »h* 3nx_!y»M* s»*io»

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