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10
Real Quotations
We have prepared a weekly list con
taining bids and offerings for our own
account, covering elected issues of
equipment bonds; hish- grade short-term
notes, New York City bonds, long and
short, and long-term Railroad bonds
which will be Beat without charge to any
hank, trust company or individual on
request.
Write for Circular, "Q 4."
Guaranty Trust Company
of New YorK
ESTABLISHED 1564
Capita! J->noo.mvi -* Nassau Sti»-t. New York
Surplus.'.J6.fOo.oo9 33 Lombard St.. E. C.. London
Banking IX-partment Ilond Department
Trust Department Transfer Department
Foreign department
FOR SALE:
l»0 IjK-kawanns Steel.
SO International Time Recording Ffd.
]M> Safety C»r Heatlnc and I.l«*tlne.
100 National J.lcortrn Pfd.
ZOO Bordra's Conde-sed Milk Common.
10« Thompnon-Starrett Common.
FREDERIC 11. HATCH
SO Broad Street. New York.
Telephone «320 Broad.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
FRED'K F. MARQUAND
Member of Consolidated Stock - Exchange of N. T.
Tale 3030 Broad 35-37 BROAD ST.
•Write for my opinion on the Stock Market.
ALLIANCE REALTY CO.
NEW YORK MORTGAGE & SECURITY CO.
TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA
CARNEGIE TRUST CO.
CLIItfTOINT GILBERT
2 WALL ST.. NEW YORK.
Gold Con. La Rose
ButteCoal Micmac
Miami Nipissing
Ncv. Con. Cumb. Ely
All Lawson Stocks, Etc.
Bought and Sold.
Only Direct Pricate ire Between New York and
Boston Curbs.
J. Thomas Reinhardt,
"BSSSTSaT- 38 BROAD ST., N. Y.
Offices Overlook Curb. Unequalled Servlc*.
Dividend Notices.
Buffalo & Susquehanoa Railroad Company
Preferred Stork Pirldend No. -5.
The repular quarterly dlvidenJ of ONE (tl I'ER
CENT has ssca declared, payable Sept 1. 1908. to
Stockholders of record August IX. IP" 1 *
F. A. LEHR. Treasurer.
THE ATCHISON". TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Coupons No. 11. due September 1. IOOR. from The
Atchlson Topeka and Santa I"c Railway Company
EASTERN OKLAHOMA DIVISION FIRST MORT
GAGE FOt'R PER CENT. BONDS will he paid on
and after euch date upon presentation at the office of
The Company. No. 5 Nassau Street. New York City.
H. W. GARDINER, Assistant Treasurer.
New Tork. August 14. IS>OS.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AM) TELEGRAPH COM
PANY.
Convertible Four Per CVnt. Gold Bonds. »
Coupons from these bonds, payable by their tense on
September 1. 11**. at the office or a«:»ncy of the Cora
par- in New York or In Boston, will be raid in New
York by the Manhattan Trust Company. 20 Wall Street.
■R-M. R. URIVER. Treasurer.
MINNEAPOLIS * ST. I.Ot IS RAILROAD CO.
Coupons due September 1. 15<0S. from First »• R«
fundlnK Mortpape Four Pr Cent Bonds of this com
par.-, -Bill be paid on and after that date on presenta
tion at the office of the company. 25 Broad Street. New
— or _. F. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
Financial Meetings.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PACE RAII." AT
COMTANV. 42 Broadway. New York — Annual
■Bed :.e of the Stockholders of this Company for the
election at I>lrectors and for transaction of any other
business of the Company will be held at the office of
tr » Comjia..y in the City of Milwaukee, at 12 o'clock
noon of ?aturc:ay. September 1!»th. l!»01 The transfer
books will hr closed on Wednesday. Aug-ust l*th. 1908.
a.nd ren.^. n »<l on M->r.dnv September I'lst. I!*'" 1 *
ROPWELL MILLER. Chairman of the Board.
AupuFt :»t. ISO?
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
liH*. U<o7. IS**-
Third i«eek in Aufrust Jl«2.si«:t J135.700 $133.^10
July Ito AU!rust 21... 1.233.000 1.452.700 1.006.400
COtX>RAI>J • SOUTHERN.
Number of miles I.MI l.fl«a
Third -week in AuiruKt J2MI 7.'.3 J2^7.^.r. J256.175
July 1 to August 22 2.112.758 1.935.376 1,810.133
UMisßviiXß & NAFHVILLE.
Third -Reek in Aujrust J'-lfi^t" .<•!•• :tlO $'•92,375
July 1 to Auiru.«t 21 . «.fl c r..."2-'» 7.050.7G2 C.347.023
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Third »f»k in Auirust J«77.«-«l BHMBO $*77.f«Vt
July Ito August 21.. B<B8l"'WB 6,7.14.116 U88.488
(Central Branch.)
Number of miies 3«S ai - 3KS
Third *»«k In Aujruft S3fi.<«iO 53R.000 J3.1000
July 1 to AugruEt 21^.. 222.23.". 240.636 247.000
BT. liOl'lP SOUTHWESTERN.
Number of rr.i!eF 1.298 1.2«S I.2HH
Third »*-ek In ACfrust ?1!>I'.14O J219.493 JlßV.lrt3
July 1 to August 21 . . 1.315.398 1.474.407 1.248.056
TEXAS A PACIFIC.
Third •»»«•!< in Aukusi $210,351 $^7S.I«W» gaHJBI
January 1 to Ajjru«t 21 7. .".57.244 10.4<.i5.<J99 S,2SH.Ih4
- CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Month of Julv —
Number of miles 2 534 2.370 l.t-78
Gross »3rr;injE» J72* r^«t f1.024.200 jnf«.WV)
Op*ratins expense* 52T>.«0«J 062.300 3&7.:i00
Net earnincs J2fr2.i«iO l*» 1.9"0 »2f«r..:(00
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
•ROCK ISLAND.
Month of June — —
Gross earning* J1.1»7.r78 J5 34S 320 *4 175.317
Expert* an<3 taxe* ... 2.«77,:<10 3.974. 557 S.O34itMM
Net earning $1,310,348 J1.373.633 J1. 140.413
July 1 to June 30 —
Gross earnlns« BML4S4.IM 805.UK.a73 J51.2;7.f.5S
Expenses and taxes .. 44.115.542 42.4l^ c .Sflit 3r,.Rp>.{»4»
JCet -aniir.^F 12 r00e.514.3f5r..K4 J17.649.513 J14.53* :«fj
ST. LOUI.S & SAN FRANCISCO.
(Including Chicaso 4 Eastern Illinois.)
Month of June—
Gm*B earnings S.Vlflo.nr.i J4.121.34fi f.l 34>. k;R
Expenses and taxes ... 2.032.216 5.817J88 2 2-"" 002
Net earnings J1. 158.715 $1,."-H $I.<K»M2B
July 1 tft June 30—
Gmes earnlnit*.. j4«.r.45.5R3 J«0.«47.37S $41 87.', -19
Expenses and tax** . . :« 656.R27 SX.eaMBB 34/' :<«l
■ Net «*n.in « 12 ttio*.s:2.>*2 Ra,«Ba.«a> $13,634,838
KVAXSVILI.E m TKRRK HAITE.
(Including Evansville & Indianapolis.)
Month of June —
Gross earning* $1<52,043 H«3 9«<T $imi iMVi
Expenses and n«« ... 7H.030 126 445 101.534
■M -*njin«» 3 o_- - 013 »37.542 Will
juiy 1 to June 30 —
Groes *.arr.-.n«r« »2.2ft4 $2,277 «37 <" ia"{ 6«0
Expenses aj.! taxei.... 1.459.378 1.481.191 1!2u3;-02
' Net earning. 12 mot. $784 $816,446 $?).'.:>. 378
TOTALS (AL.U COMPANIES*.
Month of June - •
Grow earnings $7..V-,.2.'.4 $'• ■:,:-. V.4 $7fi!>.7fl-5
Expenses ami taxes 4.05 C.177 6.{il«s.f)ol :.".3««'.sa>
' •XrrSSiaZ $ *- 6a4 -°" «.™.»3 ' ,2.303. 575
txi^n^-.- », :( ] tajLe..... 79.2 M.MS 77>.T.;.742 (I ;
N't earriln»;« 12 m0«.5».«22.2>J *34,<b0.947 l-;{. 726
. . GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Tfa«:;oUoK-lng shows yesterday's closing quota
tion* for government bonds, compared with Tues
day's:
:,*"«■ -■ - rA U| . 2.;.-,
V S. 2. «.,«.,..«. IS3O . . . . ,{& *&«£ A '"*-
U. 6. £». coupon. 11.30 104* JOT, JoJ __
IT. S. 2a. r«-_! tiered. l&Oe 10] ]0_ 101 109
V .> Zt. coupon. I** 101 102 ].„ uZ
V. K. ?.t. »:;,*.: bends too** — Joou _
J. S. ««. r*_J*Ure<3. IMS iyi\ 121* j_o\ l"Hi
L-: B. 4a. cou^n. ifjS 121* 122 121* 122
•"Muni «■. recurred 102% io_K 102% 102%
STOCK VALUES DP ON LIGHT TRADING
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— WEDNESDAY, 'AUGUST 26. 1908.
!■» -25 j. Alice Mining : 2.X jfcg 2.^ - - Wu £l£ }%fg^^j^-?§g& 109^ M ««8 ?«* «J »««.
5,} Allls-Chalmers Co. Pr *> fS_.}-/22,> 7 S J 752 6-V) +*> Mackay Co 67»-! 68 t..V5 6S S7^4 .0
18.200 ,14 -AmalKamated Copper » 7SU, 77% f ; d™*', S , ft, Mexican Central S ,::::.: ;:::::: | M«, W j l?<> »
400 *Vi American Agr Chemical « ; 4 « '» J5 10 Minn. & St. Louis 25 2S 2S 28 -4 Jg,
10 : Amer. Agrr. Chemical pr ; % » -.» rj» ;J^ j^ ;. 2 250 + Hi Minn.. St. P. &S. St. M ljf% pajt lift 121 ,121 13%
100 -American Beet Sugar ; 20; » .r» , * j "J*i , I)|Q +14 Missouri. Kansas & Texas...,. 314 31\ 31^ 31% i 31% 31%
1.550 i_ s American Car & Foundry 39Va 40% S «-• » "S 8 ' 100 1_ * Missouri Kansas & Texas pr..( 63U jS 1 b3U a |8 1
130 _ U (American Car & Foundry pr.. 103 KH x^ 7 , *_*» x _|* 35J0 + i 4 Missouri Pacific 5S 58 57 :57% 5.% S9
1.3W +114 (American Cotton 0i1............. ggfl &H J«§ 34* «■* ~^ *gj __ . Naticnn i Hlscult pr 116 11* m 116 1£ 1»
100 American Cotton Oil pf-. sIOF,. *'^ 90H wvi • •National Lend S* S4? 8 S3?* 54% 84U S4t
S I *^4 Umerican Ice Securities ICI €1 1 - 500 _! •Xewhou.e 51. * S « « *.« «>£
4W + % i'American Locomotive ,-• » a « s 2.000-+% Xew York Central 10$ 105 v 104« ICo 10W 100
1« . American Malting -J% !% .g * ,J» 55^ , , + 4 Xew York. Ont. & Western.... $0 424* 41*< i; 5-l5 -l 42^, ♦; *
22.230 ,l». , 'American Smelting M* *» "» »■* MB® M7?4 'm -% Norfolk & Western L2LtL^ i2a il% <3U 74
1W 'American Smelting pr..^. , 10. 10. ; I »< "J»j ' gj-* 50{6 % Northern Pacific i 142-% 142% 141% 142% 142% iri'ii.
s i sS?*a « S3 « Si a & Si -$ m?3^::!¥E. : . : 3 « f 11;,1 1 ; , h "
,5 ;I» i^;^ l^* Tei::::: .::::::! » » » if-. f^Sg jg I- S;Si«:::;: £3 &W f| £g ft
1.900 ! +T, 'Anaconda MM » gj gJ * "300 !_$ People's Gas & Coke 96 jMI XX 90%| 95% %
l.*W -'•- Atrhison j gJH : gW £* P4 .v t gm i _flg Ptttebwg Coal pr «j « « « « *
55.) Atchieon pr...... 9|Js ■«■ S? M^ gu m * 100 I + «. 4 Pressed Steel Car 34 34 134 34 ,34 34%
1.70) +*, Baltimore & Ohio g' «}• +2 Railroad Securities 84 84 84 S4 SO S;
10,) -M. Bethlehem Steel -- «% 21^* :\-* f* gi v . gi* 1(10 +i^ •Railway Steel Sprincr 42 42 42 42 4. m,
1.170 +^i Brooklyn Rapid Transit 52- f frf Wj £ IQO __2 .Railway Steel S P rin B pr 100 00 ? 100 lOT> l«g.103
100 +% Brunswick )£*■ "* &* 40. 900 +11. IReadinp 1-^ 124% 123* 1-4^ 1 ; 4 ? i^Vi
60 Butterick Co 2? f?J*> f' *£+ .-?,- 175 a_ f li(> _3, j'Republic Iron & Steel. 22« a £2% 32-? 8 2% 2--4 23
10.050 +C^i Canadian Pacific .....-•- l^* J75% 173% Mi I_&^ i^^ ___■ .R4. R 4_ bUc Iron - & steel pr 8; 7S 7, <.-. ..V.. .8
-100 +2 'Canadian Pacific subscription. I^2 1.2 L2I 1- + % Rock Island « «% 'ISJi 17% IS ; >Mj| "4
,JS := ?J, te sf,,°rl, ::. B :: J&JgjJ? laf ; 3 £«ji pr ;::::::::::::: |4 ij ;% » S ', 83
125 »Chi.. Mil. & St. P. ctfs JlfJi «fii imi «Stri3o2 151% 100 + 4 Southern Railroad pr fVt \ 4?ls f^\f 4S» S 4SU 49!*
50 'Chic. Mi!. & St. P. otfs. pr... 1511. loU, lolVa j«VS l»0% lg% ™ _J_ .standard Mining l-» B-g B-g »•* = =,
930 +2 Chicago & Northwestern ...... 158 ir.?'. 128 159% ■ lo % lo» ♦ 4t, Tennessee Copper ;3; 3. 3. 3. JfJ g^
50) -> •CUCSBO Union Tract, stpd.... 3 3)3 3 »l ZW _! ! Third Avenue Railroad 1 41% 41% 4 1 V 4^*41% 41J*
1.4.». ! +', Colorado Fuel & Iron 33 3£ 33 3^« «' *%| M __ 1, Toledo. St. Louis A Western.. 2b^ 26% aM 26V* -■;«: »»
•500 I 4ii Colorado & Southern 33% 335« 33% 33% «£ g'* gj ( + 3 Toledo. St. Louis & West. pr.. M 56% 56 56% |g4 -.
12,. -1, Colorado Southern Ist pr.... 62% fi2% gK 62% fi-Mt ■ wu ; +1 * Twin C ity Rapid Transit ; » » SO' » •«« SO
430 +\ Colorado &- Southern 2d pr. 53% 54« 53^ ..4V* |53 M« gj ,s, s iTnlon Ba & Paper jN «JS 4j% iWi 1^ lSfi
Li : : : sss&d ss?p§!l g g-JS CCI $ «g ;-h P *Ss #lfi 1* »C» f"p
is :?s Sssfsa^lS «! -i i>il 's ss t^ BiS&s^l^-I l« i I;- P^ li i
jno ;-\ •DMillinc Securities *i pi 1 1 35% 06% i"' : I United States Sterl 45% ■ ■«". 4dV 45% «45% ■!
414 1 $ B^^=:, g\ 1 P 1 1 II ; I IgsS 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' i ;
S4.W -.1^ Great Northern pr 13» [ I|*» •» •**} '^2" 1 _1, ,\Vahash ! 'r'*; S2J S. ±L i : S?
US ' -1\ ISreat Northern Ore. Ctf» «■ « «% « Jgtf « f > . f g Wabash prf ..I: : W ag 2^4 -;..> » , -f* :
200 I -I - Illinois Central W W lk %, 11^ *S 24 West Maryland 13b 13% 13% if^flO 13
7.V) + llnterborouKh-Metropol tan 11% 12^ 11% U£ 11% 1. Westin K liouse Mf K . ■? 73_; 73- .3 73% .4
900 *8. Intorboroucrh-Metrop-illtan pr.: .}2>^ 33S -2Jt 33^ 33% 2 -^ _; wheeling & Lake Erie Ist i»r.. lo^ 15% 15% 15% 14 16
S -1 llnternational Harvester „:::: &s |s i&u' ifflv = = I 200 p* Wisconsin Central "I 23% 23% 23% 23% 23« *
3<X> I+ "» tnternational_PuniiP_^ ; - ! 24 I-4*' -* _'_^2j« S =2** : - ~ !—! — ! — !—! — ! — !—! — L —
Tola! Se^n^Yt^^^l^^lS^'^s^n^d wTth^S^ --- 'ff-thesame period in 1»7. |
•Unlisted. ' j .
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
STOCK VALUES HIGHER.
Market a Traders' Affair— Money
Easy and in Heavy Supply.
Stock market values were strong in the
greater part of the day on a small volume of
business, made up chiefly of the operations of
the professional element. There was some out
side buying in the Harriman shares. United
States Steel and Canadian Pacific, but as a rule
commission houses had practically no business
for public account, the absence of orders belnff
due to the uneasiness caused by the recent
manipulation in various securities. The disap
pearance from the Street of the firm that caused
Saturday's disturbance will be accomplished
without the development of factors that will
weaken the general position of the market; in
deed, th*> elimination of this firm ought to in
crease confidence in legitimate speculation and
strengthen the hands of the men who are Inter
ested in bringing about higher quotations
through normal operations. The failure of A. < '.
Brown & Co. Is not a reflection of any under
lying weakness in th*- business or financial situ
ation, as it was caused entirely by conditions
created by the firm itself— conditions that have
not the slightest bearing on the position of
money and business. It may not be inappro
priate at this time to suggest that people who
operate in Wai! Street ought to know some
thing about the history of the house and its
members through which they Intend to conduct
their operations, for unfortunately there are
many new style brokers who do not understand
the purpose for which the Stock Kx. hange was
established and who have a poor conception of
the true ethics of the Street. Perhaps if the
public would refuse to give its business to this
class of men there would be fewer losses to lay
up against Wall Street and greater faith on the
part of the. country at large in the financial
community. The general market closed with a
little more animation than reported earlier in
the day and with prices generally at the beat
figures! The Harriman shares were the real
leaders of the trading. While there was no ag
gressive buying, there was ample evidence that
stocks are in strong hands. The fate of the
failed firm has not served to encourage short
selling.
Local banks so far in the current week have
made only small gains on their operations with
the Sub-Treasury owing to a decrease :n the
government's excess of expenditures over in
come and to the transfer by interior banks of
internal revenue collections by drafts on their
Xew York correspondents in favor of the Sub-
Treasury at this centre. The latter operation
reflects the inquiry for funds for crop moving
purposes, as the out of town banks by settling
their internal revenue collections through New
York are able to keep their home funds to sat
isfy demands from the agricultural interests.
As yet there has been no heavy call upon New-
York for money in connection with the financing
of the harvests, but the course of interior ex
char -c on this city indicates that in the near
future shipments of currency from here will be
heavy in volume. : From the way foreign ex
change recently has been moving it looks as if
the United States would import gold from Eu
rope this fall . notwithstanding the fact that
there will be large supplies of funds in this
country. Rates for sterling since last Wednes
day have declined 55 points, an unusually large
reduction in view of the fact that cotton and
food products have not yet begun to go to Eu
rope in volume. Cotton exports have increased
as the result of the break in cotton last week,
but the movement la not yet large and probably
will not be for several weeks to come. That
there will be a heavy outward movement of
cotton and grain in "the autumn is reflected in
the position of visible supplies abroad and in
the poor harvests of grain in foreign countries.
Europe will have to come into this market for
enormous amounts of our chief agricultural
products, and the chances are it will be com
pelled to pay prices which will bring big profits
to the American exporters. There w_.s a better
demand for time money yesterday, but no mate
rial change in rates. A firmer tone in sterling
was caused by covering operations.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Aug. 26, 4 p. m.— market for Ameri
can securities was quiet at unimportant price
changes. The developments In the- New York mar
ket of the last few days have served to lessen in
terest in the American department of the Ltoudon
Stock Exchange. Last Quotations follow:
London New York New York
close. equivalent. ciosa. Ch&ncea.
Anaconda i»^» Hi%. 4ii : » ■+■ i,
At chiton .■ if) *>"'/» 87 1 * -j- %
Ouiadian Pacific 178% 174 173 1 * +• %
Bt. Paul U»% W.'.S *Ul l/tl /t -r %
Hi is ia '< ,ZH* -22 1 * 4- M
i.. Ist prefTred.. 3*>'/i 37',i — .
Illinois Oentral 140 13U'» 13.V* + %
l»uis & Nash IM\. 10*»« J<IOS — %
N V Central M 7 I'M . 1<14'4 —>*
Pennsylvania tiT.ii •** '-' ;(; — 1
H»-a<3linf «3'» J2SVi 123 + %
southern Pacific 1"-'* "•'*'• 99
Union P«clU<- Ml l»7ii IMt + %
r S Steel W*k •* 4'V*
do preferred 11l 1 * lO7S + •♦»
•Xx dividend.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.— money in
London. *4 per cent; open market discount rat* for
short bills, l>» per cent; long: bills. Hi per cent.
Berlin discount rate. 2\ per cent. Paris discount
rat*, I*4 per cent. Paris exchange on Liondon. X
franc? 13»-j centimes. - Berlin exchange on London,
20 marks 40Vi pfennings. Bar sold, 77« MHid.
. FOREIGN SECURITIES.— British consols for
money. 36 1 , p«r cent; for the account, |frY». French
rentee, M francs Hi centime*.
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1908.
BOND MARKET SALES.
7000 V P3s Re 1918.101-» 37000 Int-Met 4>*s «>H
3fKKXt Japanese 4>-.5... 88% 35000 do ? . ♦
4000 to 88% \n-m» do $£»
11..00 do «%. 3OOOKCE L*l'.«!-W
l am Rep of Cuba .V...104>- mm i. b* wu. •"j-: 1
WOO U S of Mcx 45. . 924 I«*X> L S & M S4s H'3l J* *
«,) <n 9' i noon do ■•• 22!
MM do sIOF. 92'»! 2000 do 'Sfc 1
10.XX) N V C 4>,« 1057.11<>\ 1000 do •••■-■■ •••;•• %£* I
.VK»i do 11»T» l (l0<> do AX A C ■♦». j«> i
131*000 do .. 11l '.«««> Man Con 4s »7«
2.'.0. > do New 110% 18000 do Stp'i Sg
Moon d. 110 *'iImoo do ••
lflonl! do "1 I 0' " 1" d» ;■■■•••••;„• I?.
mono do lllVi, fMrt«l Mcx Cent Con 4p. P-j
»««> Alb &- f>u*q 3Hs. 004 2000 do T" *
MM Am HA I. •*... «0 1<*"O do .... »\i
170.1 MAmT& T Convt | 3O«^) d.» ■■■ £-
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I,V>OO do ■".V.-.ilOF. 92", I<»^«> do 2.1 tec • If*. W
MMM do 82% 34000 Mo X & T 1« *•• »
lanooo do . "3 •■''" •"» - F 4-,*.... 2JJJ
10000 Am Tobacco 6s..HW4|UOOO do n%
l.««X> do 10W4 3000 do ■■■■■■■ SJ»
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2«(1O0 dr. 73* .V>f«> do -- ■■ •■ ••'
21000 AT& SI- ->n i^ NY C O*e i«H« 92S
4, W, 1 ]!<■> do I>»n 11V14 !'.:•*
•• 4 ;,, N , do ::'.: !Wi V**> do » Col »«■ '"■
91AIN) do 100 J.>iSTC*PtU!..K
1m«io do Court 4.«... M , l.V««> X V Air « Convt
1(.«) do.: 86* fi * • ..... »W*
4MMMI do Convt 65— .103 10<i0 NY * QCo E L
3000 do l' ~7»~ 7 » & P5« ; »
louoo nA o Ooid Bt.-.ino4 znno xt o *Ei, 11
3000 do .^»n BH« s» ■ ft P Si. join
2000 Bktn nap Tr 4«. 74 ( 0000 do . .-"»!
14400 '... ... . 74\»' 3000 N V N H A "„,.
lf«><> Hkln In El Ist. «> : l"-h •""•■••, '-;
l-o«< nkln In C,»k .-.- . lOT. . yxw\ do Convt t'-sn . (•%
2000 «- So tot Ftxt «■ l'> 7 11000 S V <> * VV »''
lfxKl ■• RH i .f •;* ♦« y s
,•1 .V 10»>S anno X & w ( '" 4>... ;; ' S
1100.. C tit On Con .V. .IKS! 5000 do «' S S
MOO da Ist In. «-, I som do PC * C 4*. *-• »
2<irtit Cent 1.-ith^r .'.R. '."I". I l'««« do ;<
Itioon (- ,f X .1 Hen te.lZa i SMM Nor Tar On ?.* . ■ ■*'•■»
.V^> do R^k I2H» 1 ---' do IT 4» B*OF !'■<
4W« Ont I'M Otd 4«. l'« I*"1 1 do I'" 1
l.'.MVio do . M«» 1000 Or« Sh I. Ist ««..11.
2000 C& O G»n 4-*. .102 j •'■"■" d . Otd !: •' i' I' 2,
leaoo do 10-".' 1000 do WS
•■-<««><■ K,v Q C>i 4».l«>* ■<«•"• I'cr.n Convf T-.v ftH',
Sagoa da lOOHIZIOOO do 3Hs 191».i1SF M«i
.Vii«) .1 • Joint **.... :»••■> -••■• do »• ''< >
l.v»K» do .. '■•' 15000 do c. !H"»
IO.INI (• Mftsi P C»n I l.'.'««> do Con 4- Rets I" »
4 ( \ I<>l\ «flon Pto •F. Inc .. 30
imii do l"2 •■■"«• Raiding '>" 4».. !•«••»
7(«n> do Gen 34« R. -'• T * I'" 1 do t*N
ir«»t da *■■' • " " -• do ...... & 'i
8000 d., WA- M Mv »0Q Sr I. I M: * So
5. IW; n»f 4* s «s
:/v«i d" So Minn 0* lVi SflOO do Grn fin l"ft\
lunoo C r 1 & p Gen 2ionr) do .H»
4r !tS !«ni>o d . Rlv *C. 4«. BSH
jrifio do (••»»; l.vwm st L. * S F R»-f
l.'^ifHi d.. rt^f 4« wsH! 4» >'.••>»
IK**, do i:..^o d> <•>!,
ItVHKI do "*\l '""" do *»
:.<»•< 1 do . . »2<>F. "Ml .V««> do "l !l i
12<«hi do c- T i i:i ""' do «1' T »
4i«v» do RR 4« .. ft'. T » 1 101V1 d'> . 70
<r«Hi do •"'•.', 3<«n> .-s- I. Swn lft (• 01
jnOO do . .... M \ ir«*> do »14
I<*«i do fifli^li4<v«> do 3d 71>i
lOiiCirt do ««Sl isnno 81 pm * m 4,. i"7\
MiiOO d> «BH . »<« fv, p 1-1 n<-f 4t«.. !>4>,
24fi00 do o*% WOO fouth Ry Ist r.n.loovi
3fionr> do M% I***) Third Ay* Con 4«
2f«v> do «7 ' Stp.l . . no
14<i<v> d-> . . ... n«% KKiO irnlon ' Pb- l«t 4«.!02'i
li«»-^ do Cl Tr .'.«.. . «-V* lOOrio do . 1(12>,
frf^io «jo . <«HI3OIOOO do Convt 4." I*"'*
BOM do .... H K«>noo do >Mt
.•j¥n> do -*'i ! :>Vino do . fif-H
3.v>on do «H 109000 do «H4
10000 (Jo . fi. r i«i 04001 do . tH%
1 .-- « > C . ■ C & 1 G»n I?0<>00I ?o<>oo do »"■»;
** . 124'» : l^x d.i f'-'-S
4000 r-]»v <-■ C*st L. 2IWOO do Ref 4« PM4
St L. r>iv if«t. . OTS. I 7<v>i> do t»r.s
snno <-; * Co Ref * lnil>f» do !'*S
F.xt 4>-s» .. . MIHII7OOO v Ry of SF 4» 70
jinriO <• F £ I Gen S«. M 30000 r S Steel 8 F Bs.lM
1000 Col MM Ikl 4»t.. «4 I Aoi^t do .. !»0%
K»litO Con G«. T>»l> »^..137H 24<-T»i Wiihai>h I;rt •'•« . . l OJ*
3(>OO mr n Tnb 4- . 73Hl 10f>0 do R»f A Kxr 4» M
4OOim» Del * II Ref *r ' .'J»IO do IW%
f"tf« I0f«4 if mi Wat. Pitts T Ist.. M
IHOOrt do inoVi<x«M> rio 2<l l"',
jiriTMi do lfK»i;|ioooo do . . ... . 1"
z\o(io do ion«i!l7ofio do . lot;
.ViTiO do 1004 ! iivwi \v«t M.I 4s .72
isnoii r»«t .=•■- Cor ."s. 74 | ar>oiirt UVutincli S F "-
4onrt nock v i«t 4'^«.K>r»u simmi d-> . MS
KKiOO Int RT N Ctf». .Kifi'il 7"OO do . .. MM
Total sales of bonds j:i 7.'; i 000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONET MARKET.— M.>n«»v on mil .>ppm>,l nt 1
per cent; highest. 1M per cent; lowest. 7*7 * per cent;
la«t loan. 1V 4 per cent; i-lo.sinK. lffil'i per rent; nil
liir rate. 1 per cent. Time money continued quite
easy. Business was dull. Rates 2 per tent for
f>lxty days. 24 to 2«4 per cent for ninety .lay*. 3
per cent for four months. 9% to ?.l, j..t cent for 5
months. 313 1 - to 4 per cent for six months.
Mercantile paper »n« quiet. There was a moder
ate buying of the high BjTadaa, Rates. 33.; to 4' 4
per cent for sixty to ninety days' endorsed hills
receivable, 4 to 4V* per cent for choice four and six
month*' Finale names, 5 per cent for others.
FOREIGN* EXCHANGE.— for»i ii exchaa«T«
market opened firmer at an advance of I to 10
points, 4. S»;(ij-4.8f).(6 for r hl*s. 4 .S,Y«rfj4.Br,.Sr> for .If
mand sterlliiß and 4.84.?,<V^4.g4.3Ti for sixty .lav bills.
Short franca were quoted at 5.17%@5.17}& plus 1-32
and short reichsmarks at J>j3-lC.fji> 3-lt> plus 1-32.
The market showed Increased firmness In the after
noon, risinK 5 points further from the opening.
Cables were quoted .it 118 M M. demand ster
llng at IMMQiMM and .sixty day bills at 4.84.3ft@
4.84.40. Short francs were quoted at 6. 17Va. I'lud
1-32, and short reichsmarks at 9,"> 3-16. plus 1-32.
Hankers posted rates were as follows:
Sixty days. Demand.
Sterling- 4.M 4 sip,
Germany, rrlch«marliß :i.V, ;i.',a. 4
I'arln. franca 5.17',i .'■ 14S
IVlgliim, franc* ,vai% r..n;'i
Swlirrrland. (ninn 0.18% 5. 1.-.H
Holland. rulldars 4U'.« 4(i?»
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE;.— Boston. &c discount;
Chicago. 20c discount; San Francisco, sight 7%c
premium, telegraph 10c premium; New Orleans,
commercial 50c discount, bank Jl premium; Charles
ton, buying par, Helling 1-10 premium.
. BANK CLEARINGS.— New York, exchanges jyi3.
249,374; balances i7.732.«6; Chicago, exchanges $3t,
844,9/7. balances J2.279.720; Boston, exchanges, $18,
333,3)8, balances $1,480,782; Philadelphia, exchanges
515.747.&46. balances Jl .4*3.834.
SILVER MARKET.— Bar silver. 51140. Mexican
silver dollars.. 4sc. Bar silver in London closed at
23 11-1W; unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. 11.65; Lisbon. 15.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican exchange on
New York Is quoted at 3.01%.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.— Customs receipts
reported from Washington. J1.251.620; Internal reve
nue receipts, {663,208; miscellaneous receipts, J66.70.1.
Receipts for the day, J1.953.C22; expenditure?. J2,73i).
000. Receipts for the month to date. J3\4?C.tC3; ex
penditures, $41,400,000; excess of expenditures, $3.
113.147. Receipts for the fiscal year to date. $W).sfHi,
343; expenditures, JHS,67B,&H; excess of expenditures.
J27,&82.6Ki.
SUB-TREASURY.— The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $852,025.
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
Box Bos.rd praf 2V4 Diamond Match 134
Chicago Subway 21 National Blucult pref...116
Commonwealth Edison. People'a Qafl 0.V.4
ChicaßO Telephone Quaker OaU pref Vs'Z
Chicago Till* A Truat.lllVi Swift & Co ......li>4%
Chic i. Oak Park pnf. » 1 b«*xs-^U»4ibuUt prut *j%
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the last actual sales and th«
closinK quotations* for stocks in which there wera
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange:
Last Closing; Last Clisine.
sale. Bid. Asked. sale. Did A *««•<!.
Adams Ex.173 lsl — Keo A DM. 6 4 1
All-Ch Co.. 11*4 "'I 1- ! '!" pref 2M4 -- 2.1
•Am HS Pf 77", 7o 7H Klof C pf. «v. 47 *>
Am Can . •> 5\ 6 ! Lac Gas pf. 00 75 l'»>
do pref... CO I , 60 «1 LX A \V. .. 17 IS l" 1^
Am C0a1... 120 100 K-'» do pref ... 4:: 40* 49
Am D Tel.. •_><> — 3b Lake Shore. .9oo 27" —
Am Exp. I""!.') IV"."' 215 Marine 74 C ! 7'^
•Am <; T. Si >>S f>! : do pref.... -" »** -■"'»
Am II &L. 41, 4', 4'-s >!«■•< Co pf. t>s 68% <0
do pref... 21 20 21 Mai Beach. ~\ - * l
•Am Lin... 12 1" ManhSl El.. 137 137' i 139
•do pref.. 24 2;« 25 | M.I Coal.pf. ;•» 7. . —
•Am Lo pf.107 MS H>7 j*M St Ry... 88 » 3JH
Am Malt pf 454 44', 4,V, Mich Cent... — I" 1 ' 100
Am Snuff.. I"" 17.'. 200 M A St I. |.f «6 — «7
do prrf... 0B '.••"> 074 MSPASSMpr.UfI 145 ISO
Am Stl Fdy 0 S 10 Mor _ Es. .160% lv;
do pref... 41 VI 4.". NUB A Ch..ll<> 110 120
•Am S pf.'.l2BH 125 130 'Nat His.... 88% ** *9
Am t_: c. «'.44 «in •=!• N1: & stp. . 11 10 11
Am Too pf. 03% 03Vi K<\ do prel ... 744 7.". 7.
•Am Wool. 24 -14 25 •*•« I. pf. 102 lOS MB%
•do pref.. 02% M 1*; |N HofMpf 47 4*>^ IS*4
Ann hit I — 15 :«» I do 2d pf . . 17 I.V, 174
d.. pref... — — X"» I New ■■ Coal. 45 35 —
At Coast L. !«'4 '•*>"? 01 |»S V Air U. 74 72 .3
15 A O pf. . 83% NT* M3%i NY <'* SI I. 37 35% 3s
•R«_..p M.. 4 3% 3% do Ist pf..103 '.«• 1«»»
Betl Stl pf 4UTi 40% .'.l I .:•■ 2.1 pf.-. 71 OS 74
P.kln I" <;..liTS I 2« 132 *N V Dock pf 74 T , 72' '•'
It U * P.. f<:> 08 00 NVI.A W. — 122 125
do pref...llO IWJ — IN VAN .1 TIM", 11" 111
Can So . ''.4 M « S V NH&H 142 140 143
C& S A T.l-'4', — 11" IN A W pf.. Mi 79 >-•
Cent Lpf.. v.S 00% t»7 l » .n rth Am... 02 61 63
Chic a Alt. 3 23 24 ...r.- Sllv« .. 4"- 4 4-4
do pref... 57 M 58% In C !•• p.' 00 80 lO>
<• *■ El pf US — 1"" : do -•! ;■'■ ■ **» 70 '••'
Clt A Q..22s MM 225 J Peo * X 15% US 20
CG WpfA 20 23 'J7 PC CAW I. 7". 70 73
do .!«1>... :.S .'.7 "-2 I do pref 02% i"' BO
C I'iLpf- 40 i«» (P'ltß Ccal.'T: II 1 * l' ( 4 1-'
CM*ritP pf 157 154 l'«> lIT -•: Cpi •■■ »4 '«'•
C a.Vw pf.201 2UO 210 I Pull P C«r.:102 162 103
CSt P.M.to I*'!', 134 I.TH Quicksilver .%:%>%
do prvf l"'> 163 105 I do pref . . 14 1 S
Chic T Tr. -t » .'. I Road Is: pf. MS 02% <: 7
do iff 12 12 IS j d 2.1 pf.. NHa * 174
C I 1I 1 Tr pf. \-K 114 1-' RW A O H4 : i 115% 123
<• C CAM I. 53 .M 57 Rut It CO pf 2* 29 -7 1 -*
( ]n pref... Ps 5.7 03 Si I * ■". I. IB It •-■>'
<■ FA. I pf. «•' -- '!" do l"t pf.. 45 4«> V>
Con C0a1... •••> - I do 3d pf:: 28 22 -•; ,
C«n !• R.. 19 18% 18% I <F Ist pf 534 44 52
V LI W 100% 010 .'.!•» j doCAKlrfs.l23 110 V>»
l> * H C... 28% 23 27 ! do c-tf, pf _ — 13»»
.'... iref 00% 03 H7 I d.> new 00 ■»" .V)
I. M a.- Flt 14 - 13 St I. A srn. »7% 1«% 17>4
D«t V It RSO 30 *•< -■ '■■ '■ pf . . l«>4 ■"' —
•D PSA. Aif 22% 23 23 S.<c< A 1.. 01 >'-• «1
Erie 3d pf.. ->•'■» 27% 29 do pref....1«l ' '•'-> 1"1
Gv AT H. «24 H<» -1 Tei A Pa.- . 2-"i4 24»4 2.'. Vi
do i r^f . M M H«» , do I*l Tr. . 724 72 75
Fed M A S. 02 80 BO IT Rys A L. '• >« : -, 1"
•Fe.l B H-t >'*> SO Ml h" BA P pf. SU 00% «2
•<I,> pref 06% '.'4 90 li; Ry lnvt.. ■-»■■, *- 1 "4 21%
Gen Ch CO. •«."> SO *& , do pref ... 38% ■';■> i ::•••
do tref . . 02% if l'»l V • :►• M S if. W '.«> "■"•
fieri XI C 0.1434. 1434 H2H It.". rSCIPAF pf 75 73 7»:'»
c,ran».v M..100% JflO I' 1 "' t' S Kipre-s M 75 1«)
Hay XI Ry 31 21>4 : -'i •!* R I -«•!:. 12 '1 25
.1.. pref 77 — JO • ■:•> pref .104% Im3 115
11. Val *7 "3 88 I* * X & I. Ml -»: *'<
do j ref. . ■>! s " »7 ".V S RA R 12% II 13%
Homestftka .si 83 Xt •! pr»l 38 27 33
In. C 0... 70 r... — \v s1: Ist pf l"" un urn
d o prel S<4 !i" — I do 21 rf-- 72 70 74
Ini Paper." l"'» 10 1"': Vandatla HR SB — NO
do pr»f 50 55 57 |Va ICA C 59 .'.!> 00
•Int Power. 31 7 » — •'«• [•Vulesrj Del 4'^ 4S •'•'-!
Int P pf ■• HO 7!t 7t>4| Wells y Ex.2M 278 3<«>
lowa Cent . 17 17 174 W Vn Tel . . .VI SB .'•»?
do pref... 34 3.1 80 \V Mf_ Ist 1? 02 00 BB
K»n * M.. 37 :C. 42 W A L K. . 9 ' •> !> : t
Kan CA 80 33% 24', 25% flo 3d rf.- l (1i * 104 "
An pref... 57 r.«4 .'.I 1 Win C pf... 44', 434 44^
KCFSAM pf 5Si» 55 60 |
•Cnllsted.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Hid A«ke.l. Bid. Asked
Alb & su»t . . 21'» — Hart * Conn W. 30 —
Alb * Vermont. <;.', 7O 111 Caai 1. I.lnV . '.12 !>n
Allexh * West. l 33 137H Jollet A Chic .153 KM
Am Tel * Cable «'i 70 I. S N It II A C.123 —
At * <• A Une.lss — Iji & Mo Rlv pf.loo 170
Kuk • Say. 102 lOfl Little Miami ...868 214
Avon (I A Mt MSB — Uiwell ti And 230 —
Be«cfa Crsek.... 02 i" 1 Mahon Coul pf . . .100 110
Berkshire 130 145 Mine HAS H . . 100 —
H;..-. kBA FF. l'» 25 Morris & E«3ex..i^> IS3
B^t * Albany.. 2<«> 205 N»»h & Decatur.l73 IS3
Bost & I>.well .2<"«> — Nnshau A Lam. .am —
n(»»t * Troy . 275 2»«> N V A Harlem. .310 325
IJrooklyn Clty...iso 190 N V LA W 120 in
Cum ABU 1t. .140 — Ninth Aye 150 —
Cataw Ist t>f...HO — North Carolina.. .140 —
d.. 21 pr«f 110 — N H Hof N H..150 , _
r-ayuga A Sn-q 200 — NItR of N J... 70 80
CVN * E R.. — ™ North Perm 200 —
Chafchee & '". . 90 li" 1 North Tel... f>o ion
Ch * E 111 ctfs.l2o ISO Ni>r * War pf...1»5 2>">
do pref . I*) 100 og<l»n Minn D."i It*
Cleve A Pltt»...lGfl 172 Old Colony I<U isrt
Col & Xenla 201 210 nswssjO A Svra. 210 225
Com Union Me. .100 — Pac & At Tel... 75 fc2
Concord A M on. 153 — Pat A II"! Hlv 100 —
Cone X, Ports. ..MS — Pat A Ramai^. . . 160 —
C A r»ii> pf ISO ISO Peorln A li Vy..lrto ISS
Conn River .JSO -- Phil A Trenton.. —
Del AIM Hrk..lW 1M IMtts It AL. E. . «0 70
Det Hills A S.:> 01 !>c do pref 120 130
Host IVnii 135 145 Pitts Ft W A (.'.HIS ir,»
Em Mahnnoy.. 4.'. — da M.ecla! MB 17«)
F.l<rlith Avenue.. 2HO _ Pitt* McX AY 120 —
Klin * William. W '•>* Pro* A Won- ...2.V1 2"m>
do nref . .. 11" — Itenn A Sara ISO IS3
KrU A- Kai«m..22U — Hoch & C,» Vy.llO _
Frle>. Pitts 14" 145 It W& <» 113 IIS
Fltchhuric pref.. 125 13" Fecond Avenue... — SO
Ft W A .1 pf...132 1.-.7H South A At Tel.. SO _
4 - M Ft AGSt F. — 300 Southwest R R. in:: 108
Franklin Tel 43 — Twenty-third 5t. 330 —
Gold A Stk Tel. J>2 — VN.I RR A C.245 247
GHIt A R C 0.227. 227 233 rtlca Clln A R. «fl 75
C,ntih»-n A Per.. 40 - ITtlcs A Hlk Klv.lflrt 175
Grand Rlvrr Vy.112 120 Otlca C* 8 Vjr 13S —
Greene 110 117 Warren R R 10. 170
BANK STOCKS.
<ne[>orted by Clinton Gilbert. No 1 Wall «tr»et.)
Bid. A«k*l. 81.1. Asked.
America «• »■ Liberty 800 —
Am Exchans*. 2*J5 230 Lincoln 4*5 —
,*:tna National ITO — Manhattan Co.. l'f*> 3(H)
lin^ix Borough »0 — Market & Ful,. 240 —
Itattiry lark . 11H 123 Mttropolls 37ft —
llowery . . 32" - 83.1 Mechanics' IMS 2.">f>
Hutch & nrov. ISO 1M Mercantile 125 . 135
Coal &. 1 Nat. 215 225 Mettopolttaii ... IK2S l«iu
CoiiHolldati-a .. lin 1-'" Merchant*' .... V.r,^, Mf^
Century ■■• IW 185 Merchant*' Bs. MB 170
Char« " ... "40 — Mount Morris.. 2fK) —
Chatham 300 SOT. Mutual 2*5 3(K>
Chemical 405 415 Nassau .. 105 . »XS
cit Cent Nat. . 14714 MU% Nat Copper 2tTU 222^4
Olty . ... 300 303 NVN 1? A .100 310
Chrl.«i-a K«ch.. V*> — N V »:ounty 500 —
Commerce .... i«w 16» N>w N«-<h<-rNnil 205 215
4.-aliiulal Tint — Nineteenth Wd. — fiOO
Columbia . . 4110 800 N'lKht & Day... — 2RO
Com Kxrhnnge 315 320 Northern Nat.. — 155
East Hive; 13.1 145 |>oclfic 230 2. r .O
Fidelity !•» 175 i-» r 420 425
First Notional. <W5 — I'e.ii.le-g 2V5 3u5
Fifth National •|<«> 350 Th»-tilx lf>o 1(10
Fifth Av«-ni'e..3.WMf — Plaza Mr. — ;
Fourth Nat.. 11)7^4 -'"•'> Produce Kxch.. IBS MB
Fourteenth St. — 115 Sherman 13T> —
Oallatln 315 325 seaboard MB 3.".0
Oarfleld 200 — Second Mil —
German-Am .. U0 130 stale 210 230
Ocrtnjm Kxch. 47.". 600 Twelfth Ward.. — 300
Gcrnuuila ■■«>•» — Twenty-thlnl W ll«> —
6r*«nwlch ... 250 2RT> ITiilon Kxclianife 175 —
Hanover 475 455 Wnßhlngton Hts 230 —
Imp A Trail . 540 — West Hide ftOO —
Irvine Nat Ex. 175 IW> Torkvlll* ,• 400 423
Jefferson .170 180
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Bid. Askea. ! Bid. Asked.
German con 3Hs 61H 924 Cof Cologne U.. frsLj wi±
Bavarian gov 4s. 06% WB%|C of Munich 18., wS^ w^
HtSllSfi kov 3S- 1 " *•« tIH Cof Augsburg 4* 96% Hit
Saxony uov 3«.. K2\ S3Vi|<" of Vienna 4a.. Ik". w
Hamburg gov 3. »2\* 83)4 Cof F-on-M BH* tKil, 9H4
Cor Berlin 4»... W* l*» Max l"v fXA U.lWik lvi*
7 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Capital, $1,000,009 Surplus ft Undivided Profits, $1,178,03)
DIRECTORS
STEPHKN BAKER. EDGAR 1,. MARION
P-c.-> Bank of Manhattan Co.. N. T. K.x'.r ft To.. Ranker* N T
SAVVKI. <i BAVNE. GKOKr.K W. PKKKIN = .
Pres Seaboard National Bank. IT. T. J. P. Mornn A Co.. Bankers. M. T.
Emi!l M. BII.KI.EY. ' WII.MAM H. PORTER.
Spencer Trask A Co.. Bankers. N. T. Prew. C] herrl<-nl National Bank. N T.
JAMES G. CANNON. " DAMEL G. REII>.
Viee-Prcs Fourth National Bank. N. T. V!ce-Pre«. Liberty National Bank. N. T.
EDMCMI C. CONVERSE. EDWARD F. SWDOTT.
President. N. T. Pres. First National Bank. Kansas City.
man P. DAVISON. _ John F. Thompson.
Vl-e-Pre*. Fir-t National Bank. N. T. vice-President. N. T.
WALTER E. FREW. Bank. N. T. GILBEKT «i. lIIOKNK. Bank. V r
Vle*-Pr»s. Corn Exchange Bank. N. T. Vlce-Pres Natiocal Park Bank. >T. T.
FHKDKKKK T. HASKF.U.. FDW %KO' TO«>SE>D.
Vlce-Pres. Illinois Trust & Savings Bant M ,7m importers ♦ Traders" National Bank. X T
A C BA^TON HEPBURN f^^^USon,, Bank. N. T.
PiesM-nt Chns«- National Bank. >.. T. SAMITEI- WOOI.VERTON. S. T
THOMAS W. UMOM, * Pres Oallatln National Bank. N. T.
Vice-President. N. Y. v EDWAKO F. C. YOI >'G.
GATES XV. MrGARRAn. y Pres First National Bank. Jersey City
P a rt7cXraUrn n t;onVrcanrdto the personnel, character and strength of
this Company's Directorate.
INTEREST IS AI.IOWF.I> CPON DEPOSITS.
Proposals.
Jefferson £ Clearfield Coal I Iron Co.,
Ist -Mt#;»>. .-> I'er Cent. Gold Bonds.
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Pealp-1 proposals sill I* received up to 3 P. M . Friday.
Bn,t«mber 1». isSS. by the Guaranty Trust Company or
Xew YorK. «.'. .-Jar St.; New York City, for th* sale
to it. a.< trust**, at a price not to wed 1( * «*
•ccriMd Interest, of ?ufilcient » per rent, bonjte of this
company t< invest the sam of forty-flve thousand sev
enty-four dollars and sixty-two cents <$4.\0.4 0->. Pro
posals should be in s-al?d envelopes ad drrsse d tf > Vj®
Guar^r.ty Tiust Company of Now \ ork ... a "'J,/^° r ( f.J
■■^f.rs.:. * C,earne, d Cgjl* --^^f^
Rochester. X. V.. August V 2. MBA '
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
For the larger part of the session i extreme dul
ness prevailed in the market for outside securities,
while price changes In Keneral were *»•+"**"*,
Toward midday, however, a sllicUt Imprc . m»«t
whs shown and values advanced fractionally.
There was scarcely any feature to the trading.
■m-BuMon developed MM tlrmness on a "*™>
more animation. United Copper ""P^'^udated
» . Nlpisslnjf. Miami and La Ro e Consolidated
ruled steady. Guggenheim Exploration as de
,„,.,,!>• more active. Fluctuations elsewhere m this
Kroup %v^re without importance. Bay State^ oas
wasl^egular and CMcaMt Subway was neglected.
off about 3 points. Chicago Subway uas American
In bonds Tidewater notes were firm. American
Steel Foundry 4s were easier.
INDUSTRIAL.
. — "" /,» I
32.<»«» Hay State < -.as... 215 1«, 3 - - (1 »
18|8taadard oil «^» ' fi -»^' w<a> .
MINING.
-WA.lventun- Cop ...I I^ll I^l "jj »J
1..-.. Alaska M S«rur._l JJ ,H M X
9UO.Arsona.ut ConaM.. -^ •' * *
& ..-,i«Hlue IWI -.* «, ,S U 124
200 Bostun cropper .. i-> i ; t ? M Z£ 7 i_
SffSSLSAaSKT:: « --«< -:,f «»]
20 < 4:":j4 :":j. £ :^a,t*c : en?; a i::i £ 4iv 5K *
iSliSt-^!^ w **\ %i * J b
l.Ktlmly-Jullte i ;', ,"? :|, 1O
ISO Davis-Daly Es'... -;«. - * - : * £\
300 Dolorss MCo .. •% *,> « j »,*
K> K.rfiilnion Copper.. -U - * t7 a
IdOIEI Rayc. J ? «
ij::^e^\Sr'!: |3 £.c js sp '- 15
2»»>.Fo»t«-r Cobalt ■•■■' J? ' ? ?* 1"
I.2i«i;«F.im Creek Cop. j » 1 » I" j "M" M
3)0 «OoM !Mr .... 4IH •!« J* Eg
800 •Uoldfteld Daisy •■ ••} I «•} j i* 4
; nn ' n! : fii 3l s S» >
».. . -Jr-ne C...M -•:••- 3-10! 3-16 3 ; 18 3 : IS
5S> Ou«.nheln, Expl I 7» 170- 16.' I«.^
loot Indian Val Cons.. 4H 4S ** 4^
12"»Jln> Butlet . - » a 2s ! «
2,3oo(»Jumbo Exten ... 47 4. 4. 4 ;
T^oV-Kewana. 4-1 45 43 4..
W.! KlnK EMwmrt .... 13-1« •% ** **
6.10" L» Row r0n»1... B% tSJi 5V b*
.'..«• Mason Valley ....I •* IS IS IS
200 Mm Kxpl A Mln.i 7-.: .> TJ •»
i.4on|Ml»ml copper .... I" 1 *! 1"S JOH '° 1 .
180ai •!,. r'Kht ' 12 1-. 12 1-*
M»|Mlcraac Mines ... 2H -S 24 - .
l.!W» Mont-Shns ' J »-|f ".'^
l"..i!NVv-<\.n .-orrer'.:! lfi*. i 1«H I*? 1 - 1«H
730 Nev rt»|. M A S.l 3S 3V. 3H 3' 3
2.100 NlplssinK M C0...j '•' »*» V,; "»
200 No Butt* '•■;•. r «•■!« s-u« BBH MM 1 *
TnOl*Xa Butts Exten.j BIH SB I 37' ii »
1.00i»'Old Hun.lr^<l ! 11-16' *♦ J 11-1* a *
4'«> l «> rr han <<oppei ... 4HI 4l».4 l ». 4 '■ 4
inn 'F'enn Wyoming 3.'. ! 33 35 »
5731 Precious Metals ..! 1»» I* 1- 1
4,OOr>:Red Hill j 31 34 1 - 3f» 34
ptW San Carlos ... l'» ' '♦ Il*lI I * l l'»
3 100 •Search M * M.r. PI I *« 01 Xi
*>0 Sllvor Queen $1 04 $1 04 !jl M Ul 04
I.ssO'Stewart ! T » 1-" 1« '■• T i
723ITlnti«: ' •» ; « _ r -"» *
.".!> Tonopah Exten .. 7" I 72 7" | 1
2aOlTonoi M of N>v... 7%! 7V "S 7S
4 6ih> Tri Bullion .... 1 T-H IS 17 16! IS
SO'Trlnitv Copper ... I'M I*V 17', lS»i
Tuym I>«v pref... l CC l 7l 7 2\ 2S| 2S
looifnlon Mines I T (> ! %i T i T «
1 4<»> Inlte.l Copper ...' 1114 US 11 I ltVi
R<a>!*|-nlted Rlro ! SO I 31 I 3t> t St
I.6OO! Yukon (Sold M ... I 4SI 4**| 4S M
BONDS.
I (Open- I HUh- Iy>w- ' Last
Pales. | ' Ins. ! e«t. I est. I sale.
(11.000 Am Stl F.lry 45.. i OH, I ««>'» I «•» I flt>'-i
2.fAl»ICDns 3 8 4s US II S 11% US
«'.«>.. do 4* rests.. 11\. ii 1 *! ii** u\
3.«»w>ir» MAit i> 2-! Sa ><.'.■, Ssi»j Mfcl s:.-,
S(N«. Nat Ry of M 4'r^ !>2 i SB P2 I 02
".iKiii .1,, rtfs full pa..! 03 I 03 PI I (V;
IS.OOOl Tidewater »;-> notes W» ! . 9:>H 0»?4| »91i
•Sells cents per share. -t.VO shares sold buyer 30.
m I
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS.
PharMi I Op<:n- i High- I Low- : Last
•old. I I ins. | e»t. I e»t. 1 lale.
4.7«»>;Amal Copper Tl*| 7SS| 77 l 78»»
4" Am CHr A Fay... 00 4i> 4<» i 4"
s<- Am Cotton OU-... xv ;--'>'ii 3.". :>."> ! i
l«i;Ara i,. 2N\ 2U>» 2S\ 2M|
.-.it Am L>M-oinoti\e... sti . st>S S(i i ,Vi
11.500 Am Smelting I !**\, * '.»>!S i'lV '"I 1 *
7O Am Suaai 134'», 13.% 13* W| 135
7l> Aim.-, n.la Copper.. 41!', 4rt'» 4»IN 4U4
SSO At Top * S t'e... K7i« 80 Blifc !■-.
301 Bait i Ohio KM? fMH M', U4S
230 Bairn Kap T»....] ."■- 52S 52 ; 5-"*
420 Canadian Pacific. 174 17;.\ 173'» 1.5J4
Central leather... IN , 2^'* » | 2>'*
60 Che. * Ohio 41 1 ; 42 ; 41*4 42
•00 Chi Mil mSt P.. 141 * 143% 141** 141->,
2im . -l Fuel * Iron.. BB :t:C, ; 33 3-SV
Corn l-r.-liKts. . : l- i l*% Il***I I *** I**
BSO[Erl« S 3 - 1 , ---' l * a
120 'it Northern pref. 13tt\ i:i<; T i 13... 1*:"4
20 lnur-MM US. U% 11% 11 T »
.'.Ol do prof ■• Kill -'tis, 32 , x:
20 Mo Kan A Texas. 31',; 3l«i i 31S 3IH
Mi m., Pacttc "7 «.s .-.7 .'.7^», 57H
31>O National L*ad.... "4 . S4S WTti BMI
64<> N V iVntral . I«i4V.- 1<O'», 101 . 106H
70 N V Ont .V: West. 4-' V 42'»; 42 l i 42S
UK 1 Nor PaciflC , H2'»i 142% I4BJ» 1«\,
in paclflc Mail I >Ms ' *»<• " :>^ 25 's
28» IVnnaylvunia .... 124 •« 11M 1-*1 -* 124 124>»
in risssiili Steel Car. 33 Ti 33% ;u T , 33 •»
lOOsu IleadliiK 13*4 K»H v ~*'* M
' Itep Steel 22 ,, 2--' t » 22"m 22',
I(>' do pref 77 i IT 77 ■.
<10 Rook 151 and....... 17S is'i I.S l-i\«
M o' do pref 9-HI 34 j 32N, M
47" Southern Pacific.. »»»| JJ»tH 9!>S I 1"1H
11.070 Union Pacific 157 ! IBM 157 ! M
2,800' i; S St.*l 45S 4.^ * BMb -SSS
•.'4oj d.i pref 107 «» lOSM ;"T\ l OS
lOJWabash 12SI •-** 1" , 12S
62,620 Total sales.
" MINING.
6hares| I Open- I Hlg»»- I L>»w- I Lax *
sold. I 1 ing. I e»t. I «»t. I sale.
... Alice 3.00 j 3.00 2.M I 3.00
!.:.("> Atlanta 30 .31 .M .31
7(K» Comb Fraction. .. . 1..'>4 I 1.51 1.82 1.3S
I.MM; crarkerjaek •»**, .•*%» .<«SH .(!>•,
aw Con <«i A Va 7s 1 .7S .77 .77
.MH>:iilßin..ii.lfleld IHSf .IMi .ISH .UM«
SM Elkton «1 •«» •• -«1
1 Gold BswSISbBS 118 .03 .118 .03
I iMHi Gold liar 03 .<'."> -IK". .<V»
4"0 Goldfleld Con 6.50 6.55" 6.60 i a;..'.
UOO Jack Pot .044 .04H .04H .IHV4
LJBO I»ne Star 12 .12 1 .12 .12
mo Miisiisnsrr M\.... .10 .11 .10 .11
400 i i.» i .hlr 2.13 2.15 2.10 ! 2.10
400 Portland 1.00 1.00 1.00 ! 1.00
2.400 Mill I 25) Vi .32 .29Vi .22
4Uo|Tramps Con I -18 I .13 I .13 i .18
____________
14.220 Total aaiss
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
26 BROADWAY, NEW \OkK.
EDWIN GOULD ----- President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR - Ist Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG - 2d Vice-Presideat
JOHN A. HILTON - 3d V.-Pres. & Treaa.
WILLIAM M. LAWS - - - - Secretary
DIKECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong. George J. Gould,
Frank Brainard, John A. Hilton,
Harry Bronner. Edward T. Jeffery,
Franklin Q. Brown, Winslow 3. Pierce,
Robert C. Clowry, Morton F. Plant,
Edmund C. Converse, Dick S. Ramsay,
Wm. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. Scteack;
P. C. Costello, Andrew Squire,
Grenville M. Dr Jge, William H. Taylor,
A. Goepel, John P. Truesdell.
Edwin Gonld, E. F. C. Young.
Frank J. Gould.
oKERBOo
TRUST CO.
»38 FTJTH AYE . CORNER I+ TH ST.
M B'way. 100 W. 122 th St. 3d Are. * lUta Si
THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERIGA
17-43 Wall St.. New York.
COLONIAL BRANCH: LONDON OFFICE:
222 Broadway. 95 Gresham St.. London. E. C.
WHEAT.
Sa!«s. I I Op<T..- ! H!*h- j Low- J last >
bush. : I ir>K 1 '"■« ' est. | sal*.
125. 0<v>- September option..! :•*'■* SM : 3 98"» W-%
;05.0»>oi December option..] BB | KiH; 94T»| &>■%
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING. — There was no London
business In th*» local market, with the exception of
a few operations between arbitrage Interests. For
elfin houses have practically done nothing in this
market since the developments of last Sararday.
On the Erltlsh exchange prices as a rule were firm
for ham*: rails, foreign bonds ami mining stacks.
Consols were fractionally higher. Call money la
London was easy at a of 1 per cent, and discounts
were steady at I'j per cent. The JaM stock banks
bought Mxty-day paper at I*^ p^r cent.
DETROIT. TOLEDO 4 IRONTON FACTIONS C*
AGREEMENT. — Confirmation was obtained yes
terday of the report that an asrreement had be«
reached with respect to reorcar.izing the Detroit,
Toledo & Ironton Railway Company. The Ramsey
Committee will be permitted to nominate thre»
directors for the vacancies which expire at tha
time of th«» annual meetir.sr next month. The Hoi
11ns Interests are to have until the beeinnin? of tie
new year t> work out .1 reorganization plan. Li
the meantime they will continue to control th«
property.
NORFOLK * WESTERX-— The annual meetlnj
of th*- Norfolk & Western Railway Company win
he held nt Uoanoke. Va., October S. In additica
to the routine business.' the sfo."khotdeia win b*
asked to vote ui»>n the ac<i"islt!on by purchase.
consolidation or mercer, of thf railroad property
and fr«nch!«e« of the following comr-.mies: Lynch
btirK Belt Line nr.l Connecting Railway Company,
th*> Pocabsatas * Western R-iilroad Company. th »
Bijr Sandy. Fist Lynn & •;•:•• Railroad Com
pany. theVarerta Riilwav Company, the West Vir
ginia Southwestern Railway and the Bisr Stonr
Railway Company.
ATCHISON BOND SI'B?CRIPTION?.-subscri?
tion lists will be opened to-day for the BIWMM
At. -his..:;. Topeka & Santa X- Railway CompaMT
Trans-Continental Short Lin^ first morteaee 4 per
cent fifty-year sold bonds which are to be ofT?rea
to the public at MS and interest hv J. P. M^f^ l!l
* Co.. of New York, and Drexel & Co.. of PWla
delphia. The application Hal will be closed at or
before 3 p. m. to-day
WARASH-riTTSBfRI-, TERMINAL BONDS_-
The first mortgage bondholders" committee of tc»
Wabash-Plttsburß Terminal Railway Company an
nounces that more than a majority of flrs : mo« _
pase bond? have been deposited with the •.entrai
Trust Company under the terms of the Erst nrori.
gase bondholders' agreement
STEEL PI>.\NTS ON a «S> PER CENT Ba- - -
The various iron an 1 steel .•.Tv.;ani*s report ta«
the current week has been .1 fairly pood wee^ rr^
the point of view of new business. There to*^
no decrease to speak of in orders. The tea laisaw
of the country. It is estimated, are now »^J*f
about a ■ per cent basis. Steel manufacturer,
are of the opinion thru the improvement . t..at -»
been goln on since the first of last month w.Il o»
held throughout the liaulßlill of IBS >ea..
ROCK ISLAND LINES KARNINMS -
the Rock Island for the fiscal rear show a I«J
K ross of J1.654.47f and a loss in net tf* l^
The St. la»uls & San Francisco shows a tow '
gross for the year of SUOSJU* •**»"£]££
kvSW. All line, of the Rock
present a loss in cross for the year of $4.^.^ ■—
a loss in net of J5.454.t«5. f ....
DIVIDENDS l-KCI.ARKD-The directory ,^
Chllds Company have declared t^^a^rt
lv dividends of IS per cent on tbj I«W^ »
1 H per cent on the common, payable -« le ' d
UNION FACIFIC.-The Union Poclric >**g\ t
was operated In the last fiscal >««• at ttl * * , owe r
per cent of Its gross ■• -*M« -'> *** other
operating fl K ure than will be sSown Dy a .
important railroad. . dIrfC
REOUI^R MACKAY IMVU-KM^ r^X
tors of the Mackay Companies have dec.*
reßUlar quarterly «MM of I P« J-* M#
r,f...r0.l and 1 per cent on the common, v
, ■ October 1. , th _ Bank
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by C.a . CT'm «•■*
at ssi N-v -iurfc. and W •--
1-hllavlelpUla.) Bli jaked.
An, f.«ent ■ *£} \f^ n " •» R . *! 1% ?
Kleo C» of Am. V\ 1"'« »"»•» ="'T 1 "-" lOI > 101
iggl r^^il
i.; h ; BB h rN.v:....r N.v: .... mm j y ira ■ •
IWNtIS. g9
fj I ■ u-£ f £££::* *
i'eo ra.«s R> 4s. «i 1& 1 * ■
FERRY COMPANIES.
Brecon Kerry.^^H . «.^5 * :*: *
Brooklyn Ferry. >- J * -.'V * JO J*
h ► F«? i-: 5- '•-> 1^ * J °° fia ' r *

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