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Henry Clews & Co.,
BANKERS.
11. 13. ■■'• AND 17 BP.OAD FT.
Merab«T» of Uie N. T. SiocX Excfcanre.
/■v,.,,, accounts received «ad« interest paid on
balances. Orders filled for Bond, Note and Stock
U6 COVEKHMEHTS-CIT!ES-R AILROAOS
-s' . and -. 'var-fei made thereon.
LETTERS OF CREDIT
ISSUED AVAILABLE THE WOELD OTEI
VRhmmdaCtL "rS"
M_ke a specialty ol j>rori_tag
I Funds for Travelers
In any part of th« world
through carefully selected agents.
; I>e<TipCi' < '«' booklet on r*qo«st.
Slocks & Bonds
StocK Exchange Securities
can b» bought on the
PERIODICAL PAYMENT. PUAN
and paia for by convenient installment.
AVOIDING MARGIN CALLS
5— J *or full p«riirul«r»
carlisle: &. Co.
BANKEOS &■ BROKERS
74 Rroo6-my. N«— VorU-
WASTED:
— —-szr-. t _K_s-s.'- £ __ J
FOR S.\l.i::
FREDERIC H. HATCH
M Broad StrrrJ. N>w lork.
gg|i>lHßi <-■■-'"■ Proad.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
FRED'K F. MfiRQUfiND
Member of Consolidated Stock Exchane* of N- T.
I.le. SOW Broad. 35-37 BROAD ST.
Write -or my prlr.ion on «he Stock r'arket.
NIGHT AND DAY BANK.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK.
METROPOLITAN TRUST CO.
DEALT IN.
CL.IINTTQEJ GILBERT
2 WALL ST.
CABBtKD IX ACTIVR
Cuidr fttodub
jj» Exchancr: x»t, 33 Broad St., K.T.
■"T!i'?i% Wwmg*—**m4 th- « «ir- .
O»MKLETE KEPOiny Of FALES.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
'Lionaon Jurip ~ 4 p. m.-The market for Ar-rr
can Fecuriti^s uas dull and generally fractionally
higher. Last quotations Jollow: „ _
!..-'.- Iff. Y. X. T.
el «-julvaJ<T.t. cloee Chans**.
A^aconte — fi» Si si* ITS
AirhiFon - «2i«i i^ I.1 '. IV.<H $5
r^naflian raxlflp 1^ 5*5 * J^J» X 4
F* ul ,^ J^ 1 - »* -*
E! oo ifeSs-r^VjgS i^ 1 IM^S - ■■»
Illinois Ce_ntno.- 3;.- j^^. I<B^ .—->..—
>.- y ortra! ",-T S>V "" 1 * : *
lvrmsylvna- ".a ■ -- :*: * ;]•_>»» — "-
Beadir.r v --r'" s'-l M^i WH + V
BOB****? 1454 U«S 145 * — 3'3 '
T-nion Pacific - .. t -,- stC — ■ rr
X- 6 P"^ l ,^5 K.I 101 N. -- "»
C^F'irv'MONKY MARKET— raiI mon-y »«»
-. ££^UM/Mr «nt; nr^n marlcpt dlsooant rate
London W\ ?Mfrs"< P r <om: long bills, 1% per
>,„_ «r fr^ncp IS 1 " r.'lUimfK r.ar SOIO. >>*■ J' ■* ■••
'SiiTT^chanJ on Sndo^ K s
FOPEIGN 6ESCnRITIES.-Bntlsh orvnsol; for
ffl U : . t:» per cent: lor tho account. S7 ll-16.
French rentes. M lranr.= 52% centimes.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following riton refterday's closing Ctwta
tlons for government bonds, compared with Satur
da>'?: _June=o.- June2__-
P.ld. A«toe4. BM AsK«d.
V. 6. 2s- <-<vup'.n. !«?•> ■•••••• J'/.j' ,^s 4 i 101 1 *
v. s. 3.-=. '-s'- ! " r v.V }.1 i"i s t vn 101^
f. S. Ss. coupon. i.«* j'. * i«K»'i —
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
1 * , »«k«U Bid. Asked.
... ■ S3; AS^' 3 u. May. ■84. c. >-- 6»«i
I
«sb. May. ;lj. I] *. }«i» |^ Nf . v . -54. r- &M Ml *
4-^f. Nov.. •-'-. J-1 1S ;« *':: ii r r not -OS.imSi Wlsfc
"* n"v- :rs:rs:':: r5: ': «X 3 r.: k-ov.: -io.io*^ 104%
4e! Nov!] -SO! r. W : * S^V"
• C<rop r| n or rr-Eri^tfr^fl.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.^
<W«M cor. S'-,s MS «% «or a
} - :j: j
gSS^^ii l\ S»- U *, lw * w*
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
•«— ' IT S?-^^^ . askc«.
Cfeltea Kaii^ay- J. JV*: d^ „,.«„,. 1» 23
ao '.ncoTTK-*.... m* gJjUsSrr ny t L r. s . j.o 51
ol£* 4 Vvt::: .V^^; r-r.. = jo
do inromff -■■ » »• * < .-. y R r^., <)o 105
t* a bt*rd ..---.-« ' C^t Trust 165 I^2
do 24 pr«f-" : »„ X TM- Nat EUnkllU —
* 4* •• • «-* .. Fldrtlty & IT--H2 122
.SO
I J
BOSTON STOCKS.
Jun «. r *. Jui.r—. tyma 11% jj.^
Bo« & Alban>. 9« -, gj ™ H< ,,., a M ..0.-,,, 660
•S «4
«i '•"
Mm . - M
■ * ::*
W Tc-1 *T Co. •• ; an;a^ /k Mm... r.7 57
4a r r(f. ..-■-• YZ ,* mw Wolverine iiin...tan ISO
ttL!SS^:V£ Sw s «s fife mm 1 *
fh.rm.nllH-.-ifj — .HW<i'rruit 142% -
r.:rcr.am M:n < "'''
MEW YORK" AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
'$zi*BoMss i &s a a
do T> rf f ■ J:; j.,4^ : l^rav <;a« Ist «« . 45 j.O
Jsalt cob «»■••• -J°« ' *i iWOlrtft. 52 C 7
ill
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INO & O T.s f M ** « *£* 5 - ps 4 W , K
""•do "l« tm'- ■"■ « S 12; ETu *I-- "w* " H
•At.A Interest.
FERRY COMPANIES.
i=- \<-*> A ' ■ M - asasa"
yyj. E a 4U 70 I <lV l«t S» <°
— — — " : — ' _____ — --^>, tt 'a r TT TiI O '
SHARP DECLINES IN SECURITIES VALUES
__ _ _ — — — — — — — — — "■ ■ , ■
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SAIES-MONDAY. ™*
— 1 r77n7P*a7e"<. 1 Closing. liShares ! Net 7 " /open High Low^Flnll Bid l_A»k
JOSO —«4 American Agx. Chem 244 2<;* ~t T* f2» :| J35 _i M., St. P. &S. S. M. .••••••• 37 2^4 26H 2«J 4 *s?i
J'fooJ 'foo _a* .American Beet Sugar 17J4 IT% I.^ 17J4 li ." i« Missouri. Kansas & Texas... <? gC 4.
20) -ITi American c^rroundrv:::::: 54*. 54<h» 53;, S 53* 3 =8 Missouri B»t::::::::::::::.- « 84 84 g4 |3% 84
6.10 _ M lA-erican Car & Foundry 34 . *4, 33% M*< 33, _ g -National Biscuit ,53^ 63% W?» 64
S + H American Cotton <^ather:::::: SO 2 W 30^ 30^ S J <* 3 -b _ 2 .NatlonalLead.... 11WiP «m £
»vi _t* American Hide' & leather 3> 34 J% 3^ - 'National Lead pr-- — "-;;; vgg fi^ f_ 65 «- *.
JS *'i American Ice Securities Zg% «M^ g, »g a _J* 'New York A ir P. akc jSJ iSJ S « i' 4 1^V 4
UN , -2U •American Locomotive Wk «4J Wfc « ♦ « K w J2? ?WA »! L 38 »IM 3- « *
J62.V i — -* •American Smelting T.;-^ i_% '4 » »«» '«• •«• — l'u iNew « hi. & t»«- i'---- 40 3S 3S 3S M
10 -» ,ii .American Steel Foundry ctfs. Bili Ili _?* _ I -1? New T«*. Ontj _* W«»« |67&k || gS
5« i-« -American Strrt Fdry pr ctfs. » » * « « 3S X.WJ Norfolk * Western ••••• M M « » M
1!W I -:>« •American Sugar 123S -^« J^g "L, } 2,^2 ,^ {rS '* [| 7 W -I>, North American fi 13fi m^ iffij, 133^ 133%
T5 . _»* (American Tel. & Tel 117% IgU Ufa H<% I"?* »_« 16 _ 2 >l Northern Tacittc ...••_• i.;; 122 M, 122% 121*4 121** 121 » 121\
4«» +1-; •American Woollen »4 23 ! 224 » . » S! iSS _s4s 4 •Northern Pacific ctrs »g 5Vi ?/4 ?i,? i,
1.3« -■ J 'Anaconda t^M^M^ to 4 m* m£ Jl 00 — Ontario Silver "'26 26 244, «?» MVi &
3.W -1 Atchison »>•* S' l " » j J? KU 2«> -l 4 Pacific Mail ■•••••:"^ t.! . !«. UI 11W J» '- 2^ 4
1ft -* i' Atrhison rjr 9S 93 S3 J i^, 2 -mi _ij Pennsylvania Railroaa - o 70 7° 72 .70 <»
»? _U A teSucCoart Line ex dlv 7MW gM &(f% SJ N' fe I '*M 0 -2' P•C. C *,St U - U% |114 «» »
4f2 =!* Baltimore & Ohio «* £3 SS «t 1|» joo -j_ Pittsburg Coal.. r:::::::::::::::: **» gTg 26 25^ |_
«jS -I>, sSs ssi^ll if 4 if H l|g iili is ißailway StecPSpring P r 14 11 *J iS «1
i _i_ ass <iroat Western II 6% g|i f ■ |f g» p _ (lf) __3 Ro( -k 1« P •;••- ggS aSO 50 Bj oO
30^ _ii Chicago Great Western 6*. 6^, 6 fi 6 fiVz _^ Ro(?k Island pr...... Mi ? 50 50 *> 50
100 +% Chicago Great Western pr 8.. 7-, 7% ■': ,_3W » 8i 2 "'aw -«i St. I* &| F. Ist pr | «J^ ; | -^ 2ft., 2 |2h
iS.j.,O _i»? ChicaEO. Mil. & St. P 132% 132k 130% 130% 130% loO* - gt _& g. I; . 2d pr. .■•-•• —— " J^ 49 n 49 43 4S H
2.W _l Chicago, Mil. & St. P. Pr 150 I^o 150 -- 1.-0 14| 10l _j st . u&s. F. ( .* Tr on 49S 43% «H 49Vi fJi «
240 -»i Chicago & Northwestern..;.... 150 l.nfl 149U 149J, 148 149 _^ Sloss-Sheft Steel &Jron 4^? » M%
mn — ? •Clilw.RO T-nion Traction stpd-. «4 3$ 3. Wfl 1 «_| UfiS -1«S Southern Pacific... 119" HJ>v 2 ! 119 llfg 119 1 9« 4
1.3.10 _ v Colorado Fuel & Iron | 2h^ >', -•; = 25% 20% "• m - % Southern ;Pac iflc^pr ; Jl(^J 1(^ IS S lfi% i lfi^lf^ J;
r«M ' _»* Colorado & Southern 30 : 30% : J * 30 29V4 i, 1(n _«j Southern £*','* '„- 44V* 44^; 43 ;43 '43 44*
-155 :_ § Colorado & Southern Ist pr... o,\ ,*£* |7* ...\, s^i 57,4 J m _ 2^» Southern Rail wajpr •• 3^ 3^ 35,, 3,514 » «*
S no _ i.i Consolidated Gas 123 » 123 M?L, — Ji/ 200 -Tennessee < -°PP < i, r < 30a* 3<>» 4 a<l •«, 30 31
S «■'„ Corn Products Ref 1^ !l« l^ 1 * „?* «« {$& ". Third Avenue Ra'!^;: f :: 1 M if.^ 19% 19 19 4
CW __? Delaware & Hudson 157% 157% 157 157 »S6%lgj l-^ - U Toledo. St. I^us &VI est... f ... J»V6 „
K rt Denver & Rio Grande 2o ?fj^_ I? 4 «'*l 2TO - % Toledo. St. I/>u.ls &" .est. pr... w* . g3
I : r. Denver & Rio G. ex div 2V4%» 1 1 1111 1 1 |L| ' Twin City Rapid Transit 146% 142% 142% 142% 142%
I : M i|: 1 1 1 h i flMiMm I " i 1 1
I; 4 EsSs IKSo^::::::::::::: ill lEL || pSMiliii fifyili f
iro _i* (Granby Mlnlnjr SS1S1S1&& 1«> * Uta ]l ? C ? P -^m 24 24 22% 22%! 22% 23
5.635 i -IN SGreat Northern pr 1» 130* 129* 129 «™M I|% , w _, V a.-Car. hem.-.. 5* 101 m m 0% 1»
m -1» 4 -Great Northern Ore ctfs 59% 59% 5S>4 oK, 4 '^ «?» 1W + \'a.-Car. « hem. Pr 1^ 4g 4S 45 |rt
i« _6 |.Hockin R Valley ctfs S2 X ?2 82 Bd% 90 _,^ V a. Iron C. & C : ... ; n y „« n U 11%
379! Illinois Central rights ■::::: »3%ftft «J - 10;> i- =T Wabash :3K: 3K ! ii« i 2i 23 * 22' i, 8 22>* 22 22%
%y, _ imterboroußh-Metropolitan »% Wft 10^ «W» 10% 10% _, Waba5h pp.........--•••r -.........--••• — ;•— gj* *;« 53^ 53,, 51 64
IS nn _li; ilnterboroußh-Metropolitan pr.. 2M 4 2m 8 , 27V* 2S _, Western bnion TeU. ex (in %,c m g^. w ? 54^ M 84%
iffi ♦ % International, Ha-.ester r) pr » 1005* ,1^ 10^ -j- - -„, nghouse > If /-;"-- $ 70 70 <*.. W
3_ 5 (International Pump 22% 22% 2 ' 4 22' 4 Si - ;>4; > 4 %; - Westinghouse MfK- Ist pr w- g j-^ r
•Unlisted. ' - -_____— _ _
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
STOCK r RICES BREAK.
Bear Traders Raid Market— Hock
Island Issues Attacked.
Persistent efforts on the part of the bear ele
ment in yesterday's stock market were effective
in attracting some genuine selling In various
parts of th« list, especially in the last hour.
when the weakness in the general market was
more pronounced than on any preceding week.
The buying power appeared to he much re
stricted, and as a consequence the offering of
moderate quantities caused sharp declines in
values. In the early dealings aggressive bear
attacks on the Rock Island securities, accom
panied by liquidation In the bonds, naturally
created uneasiness in the speculative com
munity, particularly as the initial selling was
followed by rumor* affecting adversely the Rock
Island property; but as a rule the heaviest oper
ations were for the account of the board room
traders, who apparently were bearish more be
cause of the absence of a real demand for se
curities than because of any considerations In
connection with the Rock Island or other prop
erties. According to the interests identified
with the Rock Island, there is no reason for the
■ale of the company's stocks and bonds. The
company's finances are in the hands of able
men and there Is nothing in the present posi
tion of the road that warrants the talk of re
organization. While the decline .In Rock Island
was the main influence in the mornings Trans
actions the general market broke away from
Its influence in the afternoon, traders selling the
genera! list without regard for the movement in
the R/>ck island shares, which closed at a loss
of 3 points for the preferred and 1 point fer the
common. The- St. Urals and San Francisco is
sues lost 4% for the first preferred and 2% for
the second preferred. Union Pacific. Reading
and Northern Pacific lost more than 2 points,
while net declines of 1 point were common
\ Rock Island interest no longer in possession of
the confidence of the chief people in the Rock
Inland company it is known was an important
factor in depressing Bock Island securities sell
in? blocks of Rock Island collateral bonds for
the purpose of breaking the general list. Thi*
Individual had tried the same tactics before
and he Is no longer a favorite In respectable
Wall Street quarters. He is one of the crowd of
-Western plungers whose operations ought to
land them in the county Jail. ■ - ,
M?«n> of the railroads are negiuu-s •■« •••»-*.:■
on placing large orders for new rails and rolling
stock th» management of the companies believ
ing business conditions are on the mend and
that after the fall election there will be a gen
eral resumption of Industrial activity In the
las' thirty days there ha? been a material de- .
crease in the* number of idle cars on the rails ,
of American roads, the improvement, while gen
eral throughout the country, being especially
pronounced on those roads that run through
manufacturing communities. This is a pretty
ood Indication of a more confident feeling
among manufacturers, and from now on the
monthly report of th*» American Railway Asso
ciation'will be watched with particular Interest,
a* the number of cars that may be returned to
service will present a faithful reflection of the
course of the country's industries. No one looks
for a business boom at present, but the greater
number of business men believe j easy money,
big crop* and the elPCtJon of Secretary Taft will
result in a remarkable expansion In all lines of
trade and be followed by a general advance In
[Z price of purities, especially In th«»« Issues
which so far have failed to share to any large
extent in the improvement that has taken place
ince the Oral of the year, notably th* low priced
stocks that have been paying small dividends
and Socks that have not been In the dividend
n"ving list as. for Instance. Ontario & West
ern which is on a 2 per cent basis, and < olo
rado ft Southern common, upon which there
never have been payments. The Colorado ft
Southern Company will at no remote time place
It. common stock in the dividend column. The
coal road have not been seriously affected by
hard times so far. and it is likely business ex
pansion will come before the effects of de
pression reach the coal producing and carrying
companies. The fact that Ontario & Western,
which is one of the cheapest of the coal stocks.
is being quietly absorbed by persons who evi
dently know something about the future of the
property naturally has attracted attention to the
issue. ... „
Th. trust companies win nave '■' increnor.
their iwivm before the end of the month, and
a call from the Secretary of the Treasury for
•rovernment funds in depository banks may
come any day; but these factors will have no
influence on money rates In view of the enor
mous holdings of the Clearing House banks,
i which show reserve* of more than 164.000.
ot counting reserves against national deposits.
The amount the hanks may lose on withdrawals
of federal funds will be offset by receipts of
currency from the interior, which show no sipns
of falling off. and which doubtless will continue
lare-ly in excess of shipments ur.til alter the
demand in connection with the harvests de
velops Since Friday the local banks have
rained on their operations with the Bub-Treas
ury upward of $800,000 and a much larger
amount from out of town There was no change
in money rates yesterday and no engagements
of roM for export, but Indications pointed tow
ard additional exports of the metal before the
end of the week. Bar Rold in London «••
higher, and Paris secured practically all the
South African gold that was offered In the open
London market. Stocks ought to recover to
day. up yesterday's decline represented nothing
more than a bear raid.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. Tl^ESDA^T]^^*:
BOND MARKET SALES.
6000 Japanese Js !>o* l 25000 Int-Met 4J4». . ■■ : ■ ««*
2oow ♦> 1 C 4hs IWV 1 2000 J?t P_Co nntv t& »••• *a
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6*ooo do ..-, i- 2000 NA W Con\t 43. 83%
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2<Hiinl do <l 7» MVio do * 3 *
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5000 do 2d 1nc.... 48% 3011)( Nor pac Gen 35.. 71 *
ll«.<» Cent Leather D- M »,,„», do Prior 4s 101%,
121XJ0 C & O On 4 L s»-H'l ~1)lo0~ 1)lo0 O R & N Con 4s. W-H
1000 Chic & alt 3'is. 68 I \ IUM , oS L. Ist Con 58.113**
2000 do «7V4 10000 doGtd Ref 4». . 89^»
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2000 do 3' : s *!*■* ],k¥i fCi& CCh Ref
4000 do Den Ply 48.100 J "" 5a 102%
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3%« I ? !••,£?£ 1000 do » si i
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3000 C R 1 * P Gen . R»f 4s 7" l i
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1.V.1.. do fi " T *v 31100 VI * P»>l Ist ,"i«.10.1
Rfirtno do "OH anno Vn lnn Fac Ist 4«.1n2M,
lonn do Cl Tr fW . ... fif» 3<V>o do 102
r.OOO do RS I<™ do 1024
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1000 '■•■ CCft Pt L ! 2J¥V(O do OIVi
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r.ofio ptFt p?o Cor 5?. 'is • ionn Va-Car <?h«>Tn Rd. 1001;
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5000 Frio Hen 4s Con. «3\ r^VtO do T?«>f * 15xt 4s 52
.nnoo do «m 7r<-,o v.'ah Pitts T Ist . . HV,
inort di finl 4' iono d -. .-. 4S
ir-OfiO fir, Convt 4s A. M I 5000 dr. 44
p,(VHI flo T» . . 4J> Iwmn An 21 10 1 *
r.OOO rut RT N Ct's. .100 ' 3'vxvi do lot,
1010 111 '"" I, Ply "' ■= RTX;l«cooo do 10
0000 do 3.1000 TT-cst Md 4<t . . . . «fl
<mon do ' . . pßr<; ' 1000 -n-p.t Rh 4. P«r. .105
SP(W> Int Met 4'~s «4». ' 3000 \\Vsttn«rh S F fis. T!>
<v>on do .. ..'. *"< *' * f **> rlo K0
c-r--.n do *4 1 -' 2000 tV *T. X Ist Con
f W <i dr. «■» V 1V 1 4* « ftl i
]!UV)n do . IU«4l 1 "000 T\"1« r»nt Hen 4s . R«
Total 1"!'1 "!' of bonds. .«2.. r .2n..W>
■ - 1
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MO?.Ti:T MARKET -Money on call opened at li£
por cent: hisrh^st. l»i per cent: lowest. I>4 per cent:
clr-Flng-. I'vfTI 3-*3 -* per cent; last loan. 1% per cent:
ruling: rate, I 1?I 1 ? per cent. Tim" money was some
( what firmer in tone, nlthoutrh demand was as dull '
i as it has been for weeks. Ranks were less free |
] with offerings, and trust companies in particular
curtailed commitments In preparation for the in
' oivas° in reserve for which they must, prepare
i before July 1. Rates were i 4i 4 p»r cent above last
I week, at 2@Z% per cent for sixty days. 2)4#B^ for
! ninety riay=. 22 i r n < for four months, 3@3^4 for five
months, 3>^g3^ for six months. 4'5-4'i for over the
: year.
Mercantile paper continued active, with a fair
assortment offered. Rates. "' : 'H4 per cent for sixty
j flays to four months. Indorsed bills receivable
! and choice single names, 4'??4 1 5 per cent for four
to fix months; o l^ per cent for others.
I FOREIGN EXCHANGE. foreign exchange
! market opened steady, with rates almost un
! changed at 4.8710@4.8718 for cables. 4.StWVf7
I for demand sterling and 4.V>u> for sixty-day bills.
! Short francs were quoted at 5.15% less 1-16 a "d
j short reie-hsmarks at 'X' ? less 1-32. The market
j held steady In the morning and early afternoon.
i with rates unchanged from the opening at 4.R710®
I 4.8715 for cables, *.869<Kg>4.8696 for demand sterling
I and 4 fa l ; for sixty-day bills. Short francs were
■ quoted .'it 5.15% less 1-16 and short reichsmarks at
95% less 1-82.
! Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
• Sixty days. Demand.
eterunc 4.56 4.M
Germany, relcbsmarka - '••*•'■» »s?i
ParU, rmnci f>.ll\t 6U%
i Belgium, franca 6-20% 6.I«Vi
! Fwitz«rland. francs 6 •**» 6.15*»
Holland, guilder* ♦<•'» 40?»
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— Boston. 10c discount;
Chicago, We premium; St. I.ouU. f.Oc discount;
San Francisco, sight 12V*c premium, telfßTaph 15c
] premium; New Orleans, commercial 25050 c dis
count, bank $1 premium; Cincinnati, 10c premium;
I Savannah, buying 3-ltw: discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.— New York, exchanges
$134,527,854, balances $7,277,807; Chicago, exchanges
I 137,193.114. balances $4,461,327; Baltimore, ex
changes $3,232,183. balances $254,379; Boston, ex
changee $15,514,053, balances $1,158,832.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver, 54'ic. Mexican
I silver dollars, 4T.'. Bar silver in London closed at
1 25 I-16d; advance,
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. 12.47; Lisbon,
11.60.
I MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2.02 c.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.— Customs' receipts
I reported from Washington. $922,665; internal reve
i rii;<- receipts, (1,252,021; miscellaneous receipts,
j J226.332. Receipts for the day, 12,400,909; expendi
1 tures, $1,900,000. Receipts for the month to date.
I 135.730,473; expenditures, $34,260,000; -ess of re
j ceipts, 470. 473. Receipts for the year to date.
I $582,147,624; expenditures, $644,270,765; excess of
expenditure*. $62,133,131.'
SUB-TREASURY.— The Sub-Treasury was debt
or to the Clearing House $1,413,890.
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.
(Furnished and corrected dally by Stewart & Lock-wood.
No. 43 Exchange Place.
.BM. A,,. - BM . Alk , d .
Buffalo MM *-'«' New Temte....fo«a $"4*
! Cobalt < v nt 'M 37 Nii.lsainK 7 2«, 751)
Cobalt l^.k«.. i«> li, Nova Beotla 'M% 32
roniacaa . SB f. .*^> Peterson ljtk«. 15 liii
Crown Beaerva « 4't Red K-.. k s ir
Poster •"■•" *2 Silver l^af Ist, 13
Grean Me<-han "> 18 Silver O»»-en 107 100
Ben Lake.V. 3 '"' 320 Tretsewey .. *<> m
I.lltlß Klpta . 31 35 Watts 35 4rt
11 Klniej-Dar 78 81 L* Rose "80 B*o
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the last actual sales and th«
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange:
Last Closing. | I*** r ,, Cloel " 8 ;
•ate. Bid. Asked. | sale. Bid. Asked.
Adams Kx.H»7 170 AM I Kan & M... *» 36 «
Allls-Ch Co im I«H4 11 XC & 8 pf. 64*, B«4 J*«
AAnChpf 87 h5 is 7| X CFS&M pf *i 5S t>6
•Am BIS pf 77% 75 78 I Keo &V> M. *'i * »
Am Can 4S 44 . . do pref 25 2<J «*"
AC&F pf 86 96 88 Klof C pf. « . — ™
Am C0a1... 120 100 160 I^ac Oas W* l^ — *'*'
A C Oil pf . 80 go 80 do pr>>f ... no »0 1W
Am List T. 30 — 3S» IL X & «*.. H>\ 13 lj
Am Kxp...185 181 195 I do pref.... 42 3« 43
•Am Or T. 8 7*j Sl t i Lake Shore. 3<>o 2iS —
AH&I. pf 18 IS 19 i Long Island. 38 30 4O
•Am Lin... 8% -8 »V4lMann* ..... ~> v i j *,
•do i.ref. . 21^ 2O 22 Mackay Co.. toji «" W*
•Am Lo pf.lol 1004 10141 do pref 651, Ml,M 1 , *»*
Am Malt... 6^(l 6 | Man Beach.. 2>» 2 «>
do pref... 29 294 31 t Manhat El.. 135 132 13»
•Am Sm pf.H»OV» $*»%» I<X> IMd Coal pf. 60 " - -
•do pf B. 79 79 80 JVM St Ry... 27 25 29
•Am Snuff. 2oo ISO 200 Mich Cent... — 12j> 195
•do pref.. 92 90 95 M&StL. pf «9 «* '*
•Am S pf..120 120 127 MSP&SSMpMB3V4 13.'V4 13.
Am T&C. 65 bO 69 MK4I p( *» *» •"
Am Toh pf. 884 89H 90 , Mor & E5..169% 180 1»<»
•Am W pf. BSI, MH, 89V 4 Nash & Cb.llo 110 I* l .'
Ann Arbor. — 15 30 »Nat Bis pf.ll4*, 114 lib ,,
do pref... — — 80 NE & Sip. 10 9's 10^
B& ft pf.. 87 81 86 do pref 77 70 SO
•Batop Mln 34 214 3 |NKof Mpf 51? i — ••'
Beth Steel. 13>4 13 15«4 do 2d pf.- 17 I^4 18*
do pref. . . 43\ 4O 42 New C Coal. 35 J5 *>>
Bkln V G..110 112 120 I* New M& S « 6W «>»
Brunswick.. 9 «H l'>Vi NYC4Sl>lstplO2 8< »J»
BR 4 P.. 99 70 105 I do 2.1 pf.. 72 M .3
do pref... 105 105 — IN V Dock pf 74 T.I —
Buff &S pf «4% — 65 IN YL,& W — 12.« 130
•Butteiick C2l 19 22 \ X Y*N* J T.IOB 100 }«•
Can So 62 61 «8 |X V X HtH.l.W^ 135 I|B4
C& BA T. 1044 100 110 X& W pf.. 80 70 P0
Cent L pf.. 93\4 92 (M 1 Fa.- Coast... 79 i.M £0
Cof N J..1X5 181 190 I do Ist pf. 90 SO 100
C& E 1 pf.115 — 150 I do 2d pf.. 89 80 100
<• B & Q..22S 150 240 Fer» & E 154 15 19
CC,Wpf A 23 IS 22 P Gas &C. 914 »1 *•''*
do deb... 49 T 45 50 PCC&StL pf 91 8S J«
Clftl- p( - 40 90 Pitts Coal pf 42' i 414 424
I •CM&SFcfs.l24 121^4 — IPr Sti C pf. 83 82 »
•docfspf.l43 142H 144H'pu11 P Car..15«4 158 15»^
'C& Nw pf.2o<) 200 205 j Quicksilver 4 hi %
CPPM&O.I32 130 185 do pr»f 14 1 ?
do rref. ..16f> IRO 165 «Ry Ptl Pp. .37 33 '"» 3.» i
Chic T Tr. 5 4 8 Read Ist pf . MM* 81 S.'.
do pref... 15 10 25 ; do 2-1 «*.. R«J ''I 1 * 25
Cln Tr of I<> 0 104 RW & 0... 114*4 115 125
C C C&Bt L. 51 504 81% Rut RCopf 27 25 3O
do pref... 90V), — 85 SI^PCAEIc»I2S 115 150
<!o-.e* P..169 1«24 — do ctfd Pf. — — . 130
<■ F&lpf 50 41 «0 Ft Ii 43W 1« 15 •% l»-4
C*■S2d pf 454 4« 48 do pref BSK 37»i 39
C&H CM 214 2O 2O» 4 Fears R pf.. 90 — 91
Con C0a1... 874 *> »'> S-S &Ipf «8 W 9«
CP R rf-- 694 ?> "° Tex * Pair.. 22 ; 22 24
Dl. * sOr>4 455 625 i do T^nd T57 57 60
DM& F D 11»* 8 13 T Rys & I*. !^S l' lT i 12
Pet URR 37 37 40 M- RAP.. Mi M 4 «
•D S* A 11<4 11 13 »do pref .. 57 .'•«»» M£
•do pref . I!>H 19 22 t:n Pac pf.. R2' ; 82 82%
Ev- &T H. 624 60 80 VRy Invt.. 214 21 23
do pref... 85 80 100 do pref.... 3K«» 38^ SMI
Fed M* B. 7!>»i 71 9O r Ci»r M pf. 92 M 90
do pref. . . 76 71 77 US Express SO 70 85
Gen Ch Co. fls 55 63 I*U 8 Leath. 12 8 12
•do pref .. 89 90 100 'do r ref . . . 100% 9S 104%
Hay El Rv 23 22 27 VS R & 1 . . 47 47 4!)
do rref..". 74 70 18% *V 5P.& RlO 10 13
Hock V rf. 82 — 90 «do pref .23 23 3O
Homestake. 744 744 7« U3 R Ist pf 93H 92>i 94<4
Illinois 12»4 127 Vi 128 Vandalla R. 85 — 85
ir.K-R Co.. M 4 50 — 'Vulcan Pet 4' 4 3 54
do pref "844 77 — * do pref .. 28 28 55
Int Paper . 10 9% 104 Well* F Ex.250 250 500
do rref... 56 WVi rs W&• 1. 8. . «-i 6 7
•Int Power. 30 25 30 ! w«t Md.... 9 «■» »Vj
Int P Pf ... 76 744 76 j dr. Ist pf. 13 13 15
lowa C pf . 34 32 34 ! do 2d pf . . 9 7 9
•Unlisted. j
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
Alb * Susa. 212 — Hart * Conn W. 30 —
Alb & Vermont. «6 "0 111 Ont L Line.. 91 94
All<"Kh & Went. 132 1374 Jollel * Chic. ..150 IRO
Am Tel & Cable HO 70 I. SNR R & C.123 —
At &<■ A Una »0 lfiO Iji &Mo Riv pf.160 170
Auk & say 102 10rt Little Miami 'JOT, 215
Avon GftMt M M — Lowell * And 230 —
Beech Creek 87 V 3 Mahon Coal pf...100 110
Brrkfhire 130 14* Mine H& E H..l'n» —
Blee-k S * F F. 10 25 I Morris & F>f<»x. 177 I*l
Pout & Albany. -2i.«> 205 Nash X- Decanir. 1"."> 185
Host & Lowell. :200 — Nashua _ 1yiw..240 —
Bost &■ Prov 275 290 S V * Harlem.. 3lo 320
Brooklyn City... 186 195 xYI. & W 117 —
Cam & B R R..14A — Ninth Ays 150 —
Cataw Ist pf-..110 — North Carolina... 140 150
do 2d pref 110 — NRR. of N H..IM) —
Cayuga & Susa.2oo _ VRB or N J... 70 SO
CP X A E R..100 130 North Perm 200 —
Chat'chee & .100 105 Northwest Tel... 00 100
Ch A X 111 ctfs.lls 125 Nor & War pf...1»5 &).">
do rref .100 110 OgdenMln* ft". 105
Cleve & P1tt0...1«5 170 Old Colony 184 186
Col & Xenla 201 210 Osweiro & Syra..2Os 215
Com Union Me 100 — Pac & At Tel... 78 82
Concord &- M0n.155 — Pat & Hud Rlv.. 160 —
<"V>nc *■ Forts... lP»> — Pat & Ramapo...l6o —
C & Paps pf ISO 150 Peorla & B Vy. ICO I<!s
Conn River 250 — Phil A- Trenton.. —
Del * Bd Brk..l!*> 2Of> Pitts B* L. E.. «0 70
1-ot Hills & 3... M - do pref 120 136
East Perm 135 14.'. Pitts Ft W A C.MB 1«9
East Mahanoy.. 45 — ,1.-, special ISO . ltia
Eighth Avenue. .200 — Pitts M-K AT. 120 —
Kirn & William. 8* »4 Prov & Wore 250 —
do pref 110 — Henna A Sara...l 7» I*3
Erie A Kalam.22o — Roch A Oen Vy.llo —
Erie * Pitts 140 145 RW & 0 114 US
Fitchhurc pref. .125 130 Second Avenue. . .100 —
Ft W ft .1 pf. .130 137S Sixth Avenue 100 130
42d Ft AOSt F. — 300 South AAt Tel.. 80 —
Franklin Tel .. 45 — Southwest R R .104 lOH
Gold A Ptk Tel. 5K> 100 Twenty-third 5t.. 3*5 —
G R RA B C 0.226 230 TJ NTR R * 243 24fl
Ooshen * Dec.. 4O — L'tlca Clln A B. . M 75
Grand River Vy. 112 120 rtlca & Blk R1v.1«5 175
Greene 110 117 Utlca C* S Vy.l3S 14*
BANK STOCKS.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street. >
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
America 800 525 Liberty . .... 435 4«5
Am Exchange. 2J5 230 Lincoln 4'" —
_«ma National 170 — Manhattan Co.. :>«) 290
Bronx Borough 30t> — Market A Kill. . 240 —
Mattery Park.. 118 12.". Metropolis 375 —
Bowery 320 335 Mechanics" 2474 —
Butch A I>rov. 150 155 Mer.-Hiirlle 125 —
foal & I Nat. 212'j — Metropolitan ... 1«» Iftt
Consolidated .. 115 120 Merchants' ISO —
Century 170 185 Merchant*' Ex. IKR 170
Chase 230 — Mount Morris.. 200 —
Chatham 30ii MB Mutual 2ttt 305
Chemical , •■ 4O<» 420 Nanaau 19.'. 205
i it cent Nat.. 147^4 — Nat Copper 220 —
City 255 2i *° NYNBA 280 290
Chelsea Exch. . 200 — N T County 500 —
Commerce .... 1*» 189 New Netherland 20i> 210
Colonial 700 — Nineteenth Wd. — 500
Columbia 400 MO NlKht & Pay. . 27(» 2>«
Corn Exchange 32.1 — Northern Nat... I.V. Ifis
East River 135 145 Paclfjc 2M 25«»
Fidelity 163 175 Park 405 415
First National B7S — , People's 3110 —
liflh National. 300 850 Phenlx 145 150
Fifth Avenue. .3. 800 — Plaza 57S —
Fourth Nat 185 — Produce Exch.. 150 —
Fourteenth St. 175 IRS RtveraMe ...J.. 2O<> —
iiallatln 815 32.". Seaboard :u«> a.'«>
Garneld --• 325 Second 35i» —
German-Am .. 125 I.V. .-»ta(e ..-. 225 —
«Jertnan Exch. 475 800 Twelfth Ward .. — 300
Germanla .... ftf>o — Twenty third W irwt _
Creenwich 250 275 I'nlon Exchans« 175 MB
Hanover 475 4*5 Washington Ht» 230 —
Imp & Trad. 525 MS West Side 800 — * :
Irving Nat Ex. 173 lw» YorkvllU ♦>! 423
Jefferson 170 ISO
CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE.
A fairly active biif>lnr.«s was transacted on th«
Consolidated Stork ESxchaitC 0 to-day. At the opfm
inK 'li market displayed ■ firm tone. buf*subso
quently the entire list weakened and continued on
the down »?rari^ to the cloae. While most of the
selling came from |>rnfeß»toni*l room traders. there
was some liquidation '>n th* part of tired holders
of stocks, who evidently had one disappointed
over the failure of the market to advance following
the nomination of Secretary Ta/t.
c^ ERB O o ir
H TRUST CO. *
358 Fifth Avenue, Corner 34th Street
1 25 th St. <& Lenox Aye. 148 th St A Tht* Am
An oral Trust and Banking Business and alto-.
Transacts a general f™^ on DepO
ii ..> I etters of Credit and Foreign Draft* limied.
Trailers Letters_ aniti __ Rooms for __4ie fc
p Safe Deposit Vaults.
CHARLES H. KEEP. President
• • DIRECTOR»
Fr •deride G. Bomijav
G. Loul» Boianevaln, Edward H. Clark.
Franklin Q. Brown, Chariot F. Hoffman,
Dumoot Clarke, William B. Joyce,
J. Horace Harding, Hinedill P— reooe,
Charles H. Keep, Herbert L. Hatt«rl««u
Samuel T. Peter*. Payne Whitney.
w""w ""° mA : __T»T t fc -i- .».r.d for bu.in— and ■— _ *,»»**+.
pany. <1«" J«ly l*t. «»o*. ou tstan''.tnK six p~
Notice ia hfr^by rlv" that all J" °" o ,mpany. «»uo
cent. koM bonds ..f Th « DMl ** r o J^*?«^to ' Th. M-rcantlH
July Ist. H-x. issued under a m ° rt f* * r , appertain
.Trust Company. a« Trustee, » n^^. h ; ,^ "^ paid on July
ins to said bob* d__ on said n rt H> «,,rren.ler of the »w
jr- Th rM.=i I rT^r^r fl p^: l arrtr r cnc f ,. ». 120
y . rr^sid^nt.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
Trading was almost at a standstill in th* market
for outside securities. Little ln I t - rest 1 was mani_
fested. and orders, even in the low-priced mining
shares, were lacking. Price movements were, gen
erally of small fractions, while in a great majori->
of cases practically no change was shown at ah.
Few trades were made in the industrials. In the
mining group Greene ran off 4 on limited
dealings. Nevada Consolidated. Nipi>sing and Bos
ton were steady. Miami, Orphan and La Rose,
fluctuated within a range of J/8.J /8 . Nevada-Utah was
easier.' Butte Coalition was off V Cobalt Cen
tral was moderately active, but unchanged. Com
bination Fraction and Daisy were slightly higher.
In bonds AUis-Chambers as were strong. Tine
water 6 per cent notes ruled steady. Other issues
were unchanged.
INDUSTRIALS.
Shares I | Open- I High- { Low- , Last
sold, 1 1 ing. I est. | est. , sale.
60<>;Bay State Oas j II II II 1
20iLink Chain Belt.. 86 | 6* \ 86 , S*
2.«">' Panama Cement... j sfil b\: 5%j 5%
111 Standard Oil i 60» , &*> [ 600 ; 600
RAILROAD.
Shares! | Open- I High- I Low- | Last
sold. 1 I Ing. 1 est. 1 est. , sals.
100, Chicago Subway.. l 194; 194 1 1941 194
(_ — 1
MINING.
Shares! , Open- , High- 1 Low- I La»t
sold, j I ing. I est. I est. , sale.
) . »
60 Adventure Copper. 4 t 4 I 4 i 4
200 Alaska M Sec | 7-16 7-16; 7-16, F-13
2.20 i' tAtlanta Goldfiold. 19 ] IS I 17 i 174
2«»>;Bing rent Stand.. HI ! » H *»
4CH»ißrlt Col Cop 1 4 7 *] 4 T » . 4 » , 47»4 7 »
200iButto Coalition..^. 224^ 224 224 224
125'Buttk & X V | 2 1 «24 2 ! 2
I2.(«»>ftCobalt Central I 37 37 36 3«
<-"»">jf Combination Frae 53 ; 64 . 524 53
3.900 tCon Ariz Pmelt.. 12 13 j 11 IS
200] Cumberland-Ely... 74 i "4 74 74
100 Dolores Ltd I " | 7 | J" •
poo Douglas Copper... 84 34 8%. 3H
100 Ely Central *4 "* : •* •*
2001 1 Ely Cons 20 22 20 . 30
lOOjEly -vTltch l i v * '* '*
100I1M X Cop 2d In pd 3l».3 l ». 34 " 34 34
ior, tFurn Crk C0p.... 14 14 ; 14 14
2.100 Goldfleld Con? ! 5 7-16 54 &V 0.-18
1.000 t<3oldfleld Daisy... I 76 , 80 .4 j »4
1 Boo!tGreen*-Canarea .. I 10S 10S 104 104
60 Greens Gold-Silver | Hi **» ** H
10.000 tGrnw Cop Smelt. 10 • I<>4 10 104
300 Indian Val Cons... 4 4 4 4
1.455> La Row Cons 5» 4 *5 5-16 5 3-16, 5 3-16
aoO|Me> Expl&M--.. «4 «4 64 «4
2.210 Miami Copper . 7 * .4 .l«. l « tH
810 Mi.-trar Mines | 3 »3 4 » 3
300 Mines Co. of Am..! 14 14 14 1H
1.5001 McKlnley-Darra«h| 77 I 78 , ,R »
l.l.V,,tMontez of C R... 20 »] J*f* ]*$
©TOJNevada Con Cop.. 1 1 V M* M * M%
SnONn Smelt % 13-16 V 13-16
2 000 1 Xev-Utah M& S. 3 1 *] 3 i» », . *
350 Nipissing II C 0... 7-S| 7H . -4. •*
1 sfiO'tXorth Butt- Ext.. 5-l« ( » »1»», - c "»
«no|tXova Scotia 28 j » I 2.> 2 *.
707 Orphan Copper.:.. 34 3** 34 •''*
900 p pr .n Wyoming 34 | ■» j «4 S4_
SOfti Precious Metals... Til »i ■» '»
1 nOoitSrchliKht M&M. j 6R , <» . 65 7
«uu ! Tramps Con.- 14 j 1* « 14
lioV-r-t Bullion 1 13-16J1 13-16 IK IK
■jooiTonopah M of Nev R'» «'* , * .. 5*
«no Tonopah Montana. $1 50 $1 SO $1 46 $1 «
350 Tuj-ra Pev pfd....f 2S 2% 2S 24
20 United Copper . 74 «4 .4 .-•
600 tUntted Rico 25 » -*„ -A
inOlUtah Apex 4H 4H 4^ 4^,
300 Yukon Gold Mines | 3*«, 3** '3%, 3H
BONDS.
' I I Open- I High- I Low- J Ij»«t
Fales. I I __» i__* 5 ' I •" | sale.
$lOOn,VAl!is-Chss * int.-! R9V «%] r''"
5 00OJT St LAW c t 4»; 71'»! 'I;* •«.♦ 'it
ioloOOlTWew Br c notes. l P7 »j g- 7 »l *.■* 97 i
•Odd lots, t.=*Us cents per share.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING.— Foreign house? dealt in
only a few shares In the local market, *eHln« on
balance In I»ndon th« general markets wer*.
quiet and heavy. In the American department
trading was licht. with quotations frac-tlonallv
Usher. though closlnc weak. Tendon discounts
were a trifle firmer, while no change, was reported
at Paris and Berlin. At the two last named cen
tres exchange on London wtjs higher. Paris se
cured most of the t-M.QM South African (told that
was offered in the I-ond..n market, where bar scold
was advanced.
.TTI.Y DISBURSKMEXTSAjuIy dividend dis
bursements by railroads. Industrial and traction
corporations "and banks and trust companies will
be $11,210,000 less than the ag-??rejrate paid last year.
The heaviest toss in shown by the industrials, the*
shrtnkaee belni* almost $B.<w»,<wo. Banks and trust
companies show s trifling pain of $.V>,poo. Interest
payments on railroad and industrial concerns, to
gether with those of the government and New
York, will exceed thos» of a year apo by almost
$4,000,000. leaving a decrease In this year's total
for both Interest and dividend payments of $7,324.31*.
in comparison with the July aggregate of Vyti.
THE STKEI. SITT'ATIOX.— has been an
improvement in the steel situation nine*) the nomi
nation of Secretary Taft. but whether this improve
ment will hold <-r not is problematical. Quire a
number of orders were held up pending the nomina
tion, and this, perhaps. Is one- of the reasons for
the Increase in new business*. Th*> Edgar Thom
son works of the Carnegie Steel Company has
seven out of eleven blast furnaces in blast, and
there have been resumptions of other works. July
and August are the two dullest months of th*> year
In steel, and a pronounced increase in operations 13
not to be expected. There are some fairly larg*»
inquiries for Steel rails in the market.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-Dividends have been
declared as follows: Manila Klectric Railroad and
lighting Company regular quarterly l per cent,
payable July 1. American, Woollen Company, reg
ular quarterly l\ per cent on the preferred. Mut
ual Gaa Company, regillai serai-Annual 3 per cent,
payable July 10. American Chicle Company, reg
ular monthly 1 per cent, and an extra 1 per cent
payable July 20.
Wira. PAT W ABASH REFUNDING 4s COV
rONS It is authoritatively stated that the July 1
interest will be promptly paid on that date on th«
refunding 4 per rent bonds of the Wabash Rail
road Company. Ramon have recently arisen that
there mlßlit be a default of these bonds, but such
rumors are without foundation
BRIE WANTS LOCOMOTIVEa The Erie Rail
road Company baa faith in the belief of an early
resumption of business activity and has requested
bids for fifteen locomotives of the Paclrti- type.
The company his its mechanical shops working
full time and has se.n more than one hundred loco
motives to outside, shops for repairs.
ANACONDA'S DIVIDEND.— The directors of
the Anaconda Coppai Company will meet early
next week to take action on the dividend. It is
understood 50 cents a share will be declared. This
is the same rate as at the last dividend period.
TO CLOSE jm,Y 3.-The Cotton and Coffee. Ex
changes have voted to suspend business July 3.
Member* of the, Produce Exchange have petitioned
the managers to close lbs «xchant;e on the same
day
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST The common
stock ami subscription certificates of the Tennes
*** Coal. Iron and Railroad Company have been
stricken from the Stock Exchange list
THE TRUST COMPANY OF IMERIG4
87-43 W »11 St.. >'«— Tork.
COLONIAL BRANCH: I»JTDOM OFFXCBi-.'i
222 Broadway. 90 "-•• v *r-. ■ . Zjooico. _' (•
Dividend Notices.
American Woolen Company
Thirty-seventh Quarterly Dividend.
Notice is hereby «lv«n that •-• r*«-alar <ju«t^ty 4M>
d»nd of one and three-quarters per ~at fl**%> m a.
Preferred Capital Stock of the- Americas 'Xoo'«b Cntsy^rr
of record June 25. 1909. wta be pai4 in tie. 15th of tX->,
190«.
Transfer books fin Preferred Stoeli wIU b« cJo«*i at tba
close- of business June 25. 1903. and will b» rwpeae* j^|
6. 19<»«.
Checks will b* mallei by the Gcarastr Trait Costs,*
of New York.
WIT.IJAM H. DTTEIiT. Ji.. Tiwu. ■
Boston. Mass.. lure 23. If A.
AMENDED NOTICE OF DIVIDEND
The Denver and Kio Grande Railroad Co.
105 Broadway. New Tori. June 11. IX9'
The Board of Directors on th» 4th day of June, ISM,
declared a semi-annual dividend of two and one-half ;••
cent on the Preferred Stork of this Compsuy p»7«ci»
July 15th. 190*. and by resolution of the Board idcstM
this day the. same • ■■■■ be payable on the 4at» ibuT»
mentioned to stockholders of record at the doss ef
business nn June 22- IOOh.
The transfer N^ks of both the pr»ferre-f »ad cammm
ntnc-k. will elo«« at three o cleric f . i*-. oa June Sal.
if.OS and will reopen on the morr.'.r.^ of th* day loeceed
irs: 'the' final adjournment of a special meeting of stock-*
holders to b» called for July 23d. 190«
bolcers to De c -a gTE^HES LITTLE. Seemaiy.
v n —Attention Is railed to the fart that b«oks
wlllrloi*- June 22d Instead of Jane 2«th. m heretofora
announced. .
OTIS EUEVATOK COMPAXT.
17 Battery Place, >."«■» York. Jun» 9. 1388
The Board of Directors of the Otis Elevator Com
pany has this day declared a quarterly dtvttat •!
«1 =;r» ocr share upon the preferred stock of the i-om
nLnv payable at this office on July 15. 130?. to tit
Referred' stockholder, of record at th* dot* of taut.
nes, on June 30. ««^ IJ3tM BELIKfAP . TrMiarsr . .
""^iS^HIGA^rriSTKAI. RAILROAD CO.
Gran 1 OntTßl St»« n. N Y. .! -ne l» 1»»»
The Board o< Dlmtwl ci thm ■ -rnpany Barjaj*
i, 9th M. on Tuesday. f^^V. COX. Trea^r.
m-VBTFR PER CENT, npon Its Capital Stock, jtr
record at S o clock f. ARLZS r cqx. Trainr*.
&X. I Guaranteed Pt«<-k. p , a 7?,* v M. on t^
to stockholders of record at I • ** f- * m
day. June 30th. M CHARI<E3 F . eOX. Tr*«t^-
The BoarJ of Director, hay- to-day d»cU^»^
this date. t oo. 9 .ill <™£ggg^
190** tranSfrr b °° k9 T *~ «"
NrW YORK fENTHAtJ L«™° 5 "^
stock, payable at this cff.c- en the 13t_ aw
next to stockholders of record at th» close 01 d«
on Tuesday. V"*****'^ s ,,. qTE RT_-_^
1 Buffalo & Sasqaehanna Railroad C " olpa^ i<t ,
Flr,t Mortcnge . Reftrndln. 4 F«r €^t '^ ,_ d v
Coupon No. 15. due. July 1. 1905. wUJ °" *
maturity at the ofScs of __ a* — T.
M.X X ROBI>*O>. '/i^^i.
Th« mriiT .Tiart-r'v :-M-M _*"*££,. Jutfl
p-r c*nt .IHl> on the Pre f?rr*4 * s «^^^ uc# 2: iH
next, to all pref^rr-rt •torlt .-r- of rjeora q J_ jack.
» dtv!d*Ttd ef on«» per rent tl<V « Vl^Jead of «* 5*
payable July ar>. next; also, in -f^^j^i, » »
cent (T^> on th. COTwnon S«OCfc jf?^ M Jily V.
all common SBSeHBiSSSi of^ record «i » *• *
har,. this day r-«*n d<"ci*"«d- . ,_, jf, 1
Tran.-fer books for the Pr-f-rr^ s^* jfolr 3 » I -"
Thurx^ay. Jur<» 25. and reopen at 10 *-*■* J P. 3U
Transfer books for Common Pto.-* ciowt j u -.- „ •««■
Wedn^day. July 15. and <«^"J " *^T^Y. Tr<«<»»"- -
June 22. It**. **
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS. -(
».!«.; ~r-Vn- 1 H£ h - , ; 3f
sost 1 - **• T ---
. — ' ■ MH *^
B.JWO.AmaI CBprer .... r «' •; * r « JJ.,
lOjAtn Beet Sugar.. •» j i.j_| 3*%; Sf»
II" Am C<*«m Oil.. » g* gJJS
mUm fern »J 5? 4 i | «*
4 4PO ATI Bui^HliiS ■-• *»» .V, s IE 1 * t 2f
1.030! Am Pu«r l»*k C»
210 Anaconda. caw* *- ■» „ 5 *
JVOO At Itoff 4PP- - s$ & W «. ■
4.V Fair * Ohio »\ »> yHfc C :
ran Faciflc !»*» "•>* *,«, *£
t.llO .Tim A Oh«« ..-- 4£ *} «i JS
nsiChia -it Wr*t....\ • I *> J3OS i3»*
B.7lo! Chic Mil *Str iwj JMH, I*^l 3,
440 Col Fuel * iron.. »J. S*j m %, f,-!
70 ; Di9t bw.llll— .. 33 -. *?•», ^1 1?*
110 Oi KartlMra srif. »» I *^> v-,' «
JX> Inter Msl :::::::: jl £ 2T% C
TO'; Louie r * SWh.«. . l«Ji( 5 2-1
20l Mo Kan A Tex.-! ?i V , ?- ««'♦ f*
73«!M0 P»rnV .... ' 4. 4. 1 «S «..
41ft- National I>en^ -• ,2,. ,„«. i«C
P(X> N T .>ntr»l .... »*•*», '^ m<* JJJ
340 N- V Onr * W ... *> • „., 13J*
1.490XW rarjflr : '*£ **> '52 1»
lOPMaMd wi cmr.. *** ,: ; . H»
27.1«<-> R*a.ltn« « "f* 1* 1?V
llrtlß-rublt.- MMI ... '■. «„ «>| CV,
S-a-Ss- ••.-.• v jg g d f
I.JSJ do srrt »i!i M%! S !
l.StO' Southern raclfle .. •«** •*? * i«% IT
<»»-> f<oath«»rn Rv »• "_ 142 i, l«-.»
4«.430|T-nton rartto... «*»'» 'ji j!^
12O;r 8 RuhN-r » g^ 3*-, »» »
am do pr^f . : l^l,*! 'ISt'i -;% j£
SiVWaNwh pr^ ■ - 1 ~»l ""■ — " — "•
1ff1.040 Total >al»». — •*
MINING STOCKS. ____ . — .
400' .on .-at * V*-..- M ■■ "M" M g,:
ao.\Comh Fraction ... •« f -» t p,> I.^,
B40IOo4dfl»M •>*• ..• »-5 • B -S^ T!» : -2
V»> tioldflWld MS "I -H
i.aes4iaaiwta « v » S,, .»«,! *•
SOOUIm B.itl#r , X| 2 » .<* ■_■ .
40»'»|. Mexican - •*» ~IL OS ! •<«
2. ft»! Mohawk Ext ... •«• .'" :» st ! ?•»
2»«\'Oph!r 2« !-^ » -.14 ■»
Tr*mp.< Cr*n!» - 13 .1 —^
{>.<V4O Total — I— . . T^
' BONDS. —
Msa ! \jnt_J_J^JJ^J. —£> :
• — rn^ 7^\ !«sf_^*'
ss.fW>;romi»ttyk 4» I » s^' '- _ ■ — t)T
WHEAT
" To — i»- f Ht*!>- J I "**j? "!
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25O.000jSeptemr«r option. l MHI »*• .

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