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TREATISE ON OPTIONS.
Mr. Arthur Cramp. 1«4« City EdJtor of Tbe Tlmm.
ribed "Options" a*
"Tbe most scientific and prudent wav
of operating on tbe Stock Exchange. '
• Till* «y»tem. «lth«nrh Trry popular on the Continent
■ad In Amerlrii. U not au> well known amoajit In
«e«tnr» an I*o merit* Jnsllfy.
Wf b«ve iu%t pcbli»h«i ■ nrv? Treatise on this «üb
irct, which wUI l»« sent po*t free on application to
The Secretary,
London*? Paris Exchange, Ltd.
BANKERS.
Basildon House, Bank,
London. England.
Or from any of It* Branches.
R. L. DAY <&, CO.,
37 Wall St., 35 Congress St.
NEW TORK BOSTOX
EieH GPiDE fKVESTKENT BONDS
Municipal and Railroad
Metnb*r» New Tork nnS
Boston Stock Kxrlianjres
rarmers' Loan & Trust Co.
'.. Guarantee Trust Co.
New York Trust Co.
'American Exchange National Bank.
CLIItfTOIU GILBERT
2 WALL, ST.. NEW YORK. 1
FOR SALE,
City Investing Co. Stock
S. H. P. PELL & CO.,
I MEMBERS NEW TORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
r>«»ler» in Unlisted and Inactive Securities
* TeL 7565 Har.over. 43 Exchange I'ia-e. Nt-w YorK.
Dividend Notices.
AMERICAN X/>COMOTIVF; COMFANT.
SO Church Stmet. New Tork. September 10th. IJX)S.
Tbe Bo&rd of Directors this <Jay <leclar*d a Quarterly
<»lrHl«na cf one and tiree-quaners per rect. upon th«
rreTerred capital stock, payable Octob»r 21. I«>S. to the
jn^ferred »tockbol(lprs of record at the close of business
en September 23. 1&08. Checks will be mailed.
Fcr th« purpose of thi» dividend, and of th« annual
♦ieetlon to be bald on October M. 3905. the transfer books
of tb« Company will close at S r. M.. September iU, l&OS.
s_o£ reapes October 22, 190 S.
a T. CALiJITVAT. Secretary.
GENTTSAL CKEMTCAL COMPANY.
25 Broad Street. New Tork. September 1?, 1S»0S
Tbe regular Quarterly dividend of one and one-half
*er cent (lb^) will be paid October 1. IWS. to pre
rerred «tocVhclcer« ot record at 3 P. M. on Septem-
*r 25. I9OS.
JAMES L. MORGAN. Treasurer.
3HS ifOBTGAGE-FONP COMPANT OF NEW YORK,
Cl» Liberty Street.
New York. September 17, 1909.
The Board of Directors of this Company hay« declared
a quarterly diviiend of ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
<1V«) PER CENT. upon, the Capital Stock, payable
Thursdaj-. October Ist. 1908. to stockholders of record
Se.pten.ber Sftt*. 1806. £ coggeshalL. Tr^urqrer.
Financial Meetings.
IVOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to TJTE shauehold-
ITN cr» of Th« National Bank of North America, in th«
CitT o r New Tork. that a meeting of the stockholders
■will held »t the office cf Charles A. Hanna. Receiver
*3 Exchange- Place. New Tork CHy. OB the Ulsi day of
October at 10 o'clock A. M.. for the purpose of electing
en Agent to \rtiom the asseU of the Bank win be tran*
*»rred ana delivered, in accordance with th«> provisions
r-T Section 3 of the Act of Congress, entitled. An Act
>uthorlilng the Appointment of Receivers of National
"Panks and for Other Purposes, approved June 30. 1878.
Bad an Act amendatory thereto, approved Aujrust 8. l!-0-.
and March 2, lbS7; or for th« purposo of continuing the
jt'clverthip In »cconlacc« trtth the provisions 0C the la»t
Ti&rr.ed Act. IAfEENCE O. JIURRAT.
3ATT.ENCE O. MURRAY.
Comptroller of the Currency.
B»pt- 18. ISKHS.
NOTICE.
The Annual iJ'p'inr of the Stockholders of the Republic
Jron and Steel Company will be held at the office of tha
Company. No. 15 Exchanpe Plac». Jersey City, N. .1., on
October 21st. 1!* OR. For the purpose of this meeting the
Vransftr P-ooks of the Company, both <'"ommoi, and Pre
ferred, will be closed at 3 o'clock P. M. Beptenaber 25th
and reopened ax 10 o'clock A. M. October 22nd. 190 S.
H. 1.. BOWKD, Secretary.
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dun's Review pays: . - \
Gradual Improvement in the commercial gitua
tion Is encuuraj-'lrig, although the volume of trade
lias not expanded in proportion to the growth of
eonfldence. Resumption of work at manufactur
ing plants Is the best evidence of progress, the
numbfr of unemployed Fteadily. thougii afowly.
diminishing. Scarcity of water is an adverse in
fluence at several points, but early relief Is pre
«liited. Idle freight cars decreased 30.371 during
th" last fortnight covered by the association's sta
tistics, and tlie number out of repair was reduced
T)y 7.€€2, making- a net gain if 88,033 cars In The
number in use. Yet railway earnings thus far re
ported for September were 5.7 per cent smaller
than in 1907, indicating that tht-re Is rtlll much
3ost gTound to be regained. Retail trade in fall
•wearing apparel develops slowly, but jobbers have
had a fairly good reason and are now shipping
freely. Several returns for the last week exhibited
little or no iobs, as compared with similar figures
2or 1807. notably shoe shipments, flour output and
hank exchanges at some points. Foreign com
merce at this port alone for the latest week
showed a gain of $2,023,245 In exports and a loss
r>T 51.435.380 in imports. Full official returns of
foreign trade for the whole country in August
Fhowed a jraJn In exports as compared with the
month preceding-, but a loss of almost $17,000,000
In comparison with August, 1907. As the decrease
in imports was twice as heavy, however, interna
tlonaJ baiancee were much more favorable than a
year ago. Tet rates of foreign exchange are near
er tbe point at which gold may be exported, partly
becacse of the return of securities hold abroad, and
also on account of cheap money here. Fart of the
recent sharp rise Jn prices nf stocks w;j«= iopt this
■week, although the level is still higher than a
v»ar ago. "Wheat pricey are also abnormally hitrli.
and a conservative rrtirriate based on latest sta
tistics evailable indicates that the value of nil
farm products tliis v<--ar will far eclipse all rec
ords at $8,500,000,000. Bank exchanges at Xew Tork
1.6 per cent larger than in th«» same w^ek
last year, while at other leading cities there was
s. loss of €.1 per cent.
Bradstreet's Fays:
Business In general has pxpprienred a further
moderate improvement in Jobbing as well as in
•wholesale lines. Fall trade has reached the max
imum at some cities, and most out-of-town mer
char.te have left the larger centres for home.
though state fairs and fall carnivals are attract
ing visitors to various sections, thus enlarging
the volume of trade. On the whole, purchases
h» been confined chiefly to staples, and no mor*
than actual needs have . been filled; therefore
Fales have been considerably below those of last
y»ar at this **>ason. This conservatism, for
•which approaching elections and tbe diminished
purchasing power of rhe public, outside of the
Agricultural regions, are responsible, is looked
npon with come degree of patisfactlon. it being
felt that. Inasmuch as retailers' stocks are not
burdensome, a constantly good fihirg-in order
Trade should be experienced throughout the fall
and winter. Tf production is kept well i n bounds
during the balance of the year the opening of
3509 should witness light stocks, which would
prepare trade for revival after the turn of the
new year. In fact, there is a well defined move
ment to hold down purchases until the advent of
3909. the object being to prevert supplies from
becoming unwieldy. Relatively best reports
come from the larger cities of the We«t and
Southwest, but Southern and Pacific Northwest
ern cities also contribute good returns.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
<Fundrii«a b>- Charl#» D. Barney & Co.. No. 25 Broad
rtreet. N«w York, and No. 122 South 4th street.
Philadelphia.) ~*
Bid. Aih^". I 81-I A£jc«d.
Am C«nent S5 3.V. behicli Val R It. 6«-, 67».i
Am Ry Co 4.'. 4.''-; Marsden 1■ iL
C«mbrla Stwl . . . 36% 56% Ffclla Oo 38% 39
Con Tr of N J. «S fiSli ' •]-> peef 40 40%
K>c 8t Bat Co. 35 .-'.« IPcna RII Co ... «li 6IC
El«e Co of Am. J»i» I'H* Perm BteSl C 0... W> 83
ralrmoont Tr«c. 7 V j do pr*f 10<» 102
Gm Asphalt « t |Phi!a X!.-- C 0... » 13-1G »"i
•c prrf : 2>; 25% Phlla RapTr.... l»ij l»%
8E« Co cf N A. 21* 21% SraoktlfM Pow... 7 0
\A>* Fup Corp. « 7 Dctoa Traction... 46% 47
4o pref V» .T> Un Gas Imp Co.. f><j'% >•!
"nfi 2i»v »O »0% Welrbach Co 25' 27
BONDS.
Am Rr cony •>. 04 W. I Ph«la Elec 4s 70 70\;
El«><j & P«> 4k.. J» »o%| do 6fc. . I*ll lOIU
N I Con .'• 104% JM»i|Phlla Co fls «6^ b7
ptro Pass Ry «s. t<4 05 I
I • . -Jiil
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.
Vomlzhed tuti «x»Tected dally Ijy Stewart <: L<ockwood
No. *i Ezchaikso Place./
Bid. AekM.l BM. A*ke<i
Buffalo $2<<o J3OO New TeniUK ..KtH4 So X', '
Cobalt Cent.. 3» 41 ] NlpiseJn* >■ 37% bto
Coaiae&s «20 675 Nova Scotia... «4 «]»
Omra Resorva 17* 1 w»V»; Peterson I^ake. 25 2&
Trmier ....... S2 6S i Silver l^af ... in ifOi
Orcen Me«haa 12 17 I Silver Queen.. 113 j n
jverr L«Lke... 8W) 873 ! Trethtwey 128 128
Uttle Nlpis.. 24 2* La. Hose 610 623
slcKlnlejr-Dar 104 115 I
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Bid. Afked. I Bid. Asked.
4Ws. May. '57. I.110«i 111% B%s. Nor.. '51. 1. M« 82';
4'-i*. Nov.. '57. 1.111 Ill*l3>*s. May. '54, <■ JflTi 82H
-«%•. May. *17. l.loß*i ' — 8%«. May, '54. r. 01% 02%
4«. May. '67. 1.101% 102 ! •««, Nov.. •<*. r.IOOH lOlifc
•4e.,Nov^ *M. r.101% 101%J m 6e. Nov. 'OS, r.!O2Ti lOSII
4*. Not.. '36, r.:01 101 HI Ct. Nov.. 10. r.IW". I04!i
*.' *Ooyj>oa or rec^craA. '
I SECURITIES VALPES AT HIGHER LEVEL
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAITQE SALES FBIDAY, SEPTE3OER 18, 1908, _________
fehare'B] S et j ~ ~~j Actual Sales I Closing if Shares I Net I Q JHUchJ l I^MFInM l' Bld°" Ask.
fold, fch-ngei (OpenlKlghl LowlFin'l I Bid I A»k i told. Ichngel li££ *____——„ 23^
1.300 -*, lAllis-Chalmers Co. Pr 32 32 " WHA SI SO SI 100 -,!i, !i {?* S •— '« « 42 42 «=?,«*
a S - S I- American Beet 6ugar SS 17V4 tt% 17% 19 19>* 300 ~k S4> IS . 16*4 lWi 15V* jSS « "S"
»X) -•* 'American Beet Sugar 17% IV*. IV* IVA 39 »W 2PO - % Marine pr.^.^« ;;;;;•;; - 1&v 1% 15y - -,
iSS s*S SSSSSS S'i'W:::::::::: S ■ S &i SJ. J» tfi $$ »?»? Jf4 Ss SH » » gj
IS , -?? ssss 8&i F oK:..':r:::::, S? fn a«% v- j St g^^JMSSEE: 1"i "Sf .*» w «
200 —ii American Hide & Lcath 4 4H 4 4Vi 3}i «V» f.^ +g »}o., Kan. & Tel^r '■' C 2% « " 62% O 63 66
910 American Ice Securities K% 27% K^i 36* 2f/, 27 2SO + 14 Mo Kan.& ..^ pr ; 54 53 63% s**4 "% X
2.600 I 4l\! "American Locomotive 44H 45% 44^ 45% 45 4^ 1.300 + * S?,! rhattinMKa 109 109 M) H9 *IB US
-2 | {S«sSEi E|l k || | i«|^Miii| lip
2.200 —^ •American Smelting pr Id 102 101 I lfl»i| 102 104 500 — — Nat. R. R. of Mex. Pr -i w oi tu^
100 414 'American Smeltlnß pr. 8.... 80^ 80% 801, 80% i 80% 81 300 + % •Newhwwe M. S.^-- 74^ |* 74 75^ 75 77
I -lK€^=f 1&2% 182% 111 I St&SSsi iftlit
1.400 I- S American Tel. & TPV;::::::::::T P V;:::::::::: 136*128 126%12S 128 12SV4 | 200 —_ lk A^ en !:::::::::::::: J* 8^ &Bl 60% 61
fflS i- i* American Tobacco pr WM 92i 3 02 P2» s 92% 92^ 300 +% North American *>ft « *" w <xj£
SSO ! *ij 'American Woollen 23»£: 25% 23% 23% 23' i 24V 4 25.K0 42Vi Northern I^cino m'iUwSMKI®
100 j-5 i'American AVoollen pr U« KH &2% 52% 92 92% 2,100 +% •Northern Pacific ctfs la* 132^ IW aSfl M*l»
7.190 + lVs 'Anaconda 44 44% 43Vi 44% 44% 44% 100 — — - Pacific Mail •••••■■••••• m 1m 1 ,^f M ia» 122% 122%
6.«» + i Atchison 57% &S 87 88 88 SB'4 7,800 +1% Pennsylvania Railroad «v 1&J» «S^«B W
BM Atchison pr 95^ 95Vi 95 95 95 55% 301 —- People's Gaa &Cok« 9o* a «5% S^s »^i »i*
600 42% lAtlantic Cbast Une 85^ 87=2 S5Vi B7« 87% 8S 400 + % iPressed Steel Car 31 31% 31 «J* 31 is
I.«M 42 Baltimore & Ohio 96% 97\: 95% »7% 97% 97% l 100 -IJ^ Tollman Palace Car «i 2 »s wu X 34\ 36
a) 0 L-i -Batopilas Mining 3<4 3% 3U t«4 3»i 3Vi 200 +% •Railway Steel Spring 34% & |«j &> g^ L^ %
SOO -1% ißethlehemi ßethlehem Steel 20% 20% 30^, 20% 20% aiA, 177.500 42 Read ngr 1131 !«?* ""A J S* 90*
5.525 +■, |Brookl>-n Rapid Transit 49% EO% 43^i 50% 60% 60% 100 Read ng; Ist pr - Is X 85 85 S3 88
420 -H Butterick Co 19 19% 19 19^ 19% 31 40 — - Reading ;2d Pr-------"; « S3 * g S? 22>4
1.000 4?, Canadian Pacific I 170% in« 170% 171% 171% 172 600 + % I 2* pu E i C Iron & 5tee1.......... 21% 22 -1% 7MC 7T 79^
300 Central Leather 25% 2«Vi 25% S6? 25% 26 700 -V* •Republic Iron & fateel pr <8% ,9% .| 333 3 .^-s <•♦ <|^
2fn _i_ Central Leather pr 96 95 95 96 94% 95% «>D +% Rock Is and - 18 I|V» 18 J^| i» »^
SfK) _< Central of New Jersey 202 204 200 204 £02 ! 208 2.900 +% Rock Island pr...^....... ........ S?2 24% 2^4 2H&i g^
1.R50 41% Chesapeake & Ohio 40% 41% 40% 41* 41% 41% 100 -V* St. Louis & San Fran.2d pr.. 26% 26% 26% WJ « A g^
200 -_ Chicago "Western 5% s^i 6Ti 5% 5% 6 100 -% Sloss-Sheff. Steel & Iron 62 62 t, w W
200 +% Chicago. Great Western pr. 8. 1 8 8 7% 7% I 7% 8 70.400 +2% Southern Pacific w tv 118 IS ilB 19
27.100 4is)Chica!©. Mil. & St. Paul \tKH\vg% 154% 136% . 136% i 136% 400 -% Southern Pacific pr 11S% 118% l»l IIS li» in
200 -Z 'Chicago. Mil. & St. P. ctfs. Pr 146% 14$ j 146% MS j 14S ] 151 4,700 + % Southern, Railroad "r 20% S? m? 51% sl>| 62
70.) 4% Chicago & Northwestern..... . 157% 155% 157% 155% 168% 159 I 452 41 Southern Railroad pr Co^, 51% W4 51^ g» g
1M . Chicago & North western pr..j 200 200 | 20) | SOO 200? 220 700 +% 'Tennessee opper 37% 37% |7^ ; 37^ g» -*
4.530 42 Colorado Fuel & Iron I 52% 34% 32% 34 34 34% 100 — % Texas & Pacific......... 23% 23% 23% Zo% g
4.350 +T4 Colorado Southern 37 3S%| 37 28% 33 SS% 100 +% Third Avenue Railroad. ... 41 41 41 41 41 «£
175 414 Colorado Southern Ist pr ,65 65 60 ffi 65 66 100 -1 Toledo. St. Louis & \Veatern.. 2o £ » X g^ «V«
■ 300 414 ,'Colorado Southern 2d pr 6S 5K% 58 55% 57% 65% 700 +% Toledo St. Louis & est. pr.. 65k W fo4 -7 «M w*
11.000 , 41% Consolidated Gas ..... I 144 U. 146% 144% 146% 146% 146% 100 rJA Twin City Rapid Transit 86 86 » 88 » g
SOO . Corn Products Ref jIS i 18? 17' i IS r.*l lSit 131.700 +2 Union Pacific l|o% Ih3 159% l«% iw% i|i^
250 Corn Products Ref. Pr 75T4 76 i 75^ 7<5 75 75% 1000 _% Union Pacific pr.. 87 8. S^Js 86% 86% |.%
400 4% Delaware & Hudson 168% 168% 165% 168% 169 170 1<» +% United Railway Investment 'nf 71^ 22^ 71% fl% «« 73
300 — % Denver & Rio Grande 27% 27% 27it 27it -^v 23 120- U. S. Cast Iron Pipe & Fo. Pr a% Og >Vts i»Ya ti •»
170 -1 Denver & Rio Grande pr 66 66 ,66 66 65% 67 200 +% United States Rubber ......... SO% o0 30% g«V*
«« 6 !?"™.!!..::::::::::: HT'i| IS I s i 38- =1 ffiSiS |IS |f£ S 5:: |. 8 8 8^ S^ g
Kg =g 5aa i SbAA'&:™™::: S>S if 1 ! I,g 3S Jit IS^M^fi I' It «IfSB i
24.050 41% Great Northern pr 131U 1321/. ISP4 13^% 13->U 132% 2CO +% Wabash 1* j-^rs J- f|» "«* ffl*
:SOO: SOO f« International Harvester I 104 ! 1WU 1 104 IW\* ! I s - 1.000 *V£ Wisconsin Central pr |. 4Sb 4S |||
ZOO +% International Harvester 104 104% 104 IW% - - I.OW +1% Wisconsin Central pr 48% 42% 4S 43% 49% 43-*
200 International Paper | 9% 9% 9% 9%f S% 9% I I ' -
Total sales for the day. 750,910 shares, compared with 469.989 shares for t he corresponding day^in 1907. neriod in 1507
Total sales January Ito September 18. inclusive, 127,274 shares compa red with 150.7J53,<»2 shares lor the same period in ut>..
•Unlisted. ; -———^-—=z=========================z:
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
STOCK VALUES STRONG.
Shorts Heavy Buyers — Banks Lose
Money on Week's Currency
Movement.
In yesterday's stock market the movement at
values in the greater part of the five hours of
business was in the direction of higher prices,
advances being due to buying by the shorts and
purchases by speculative interests who evidently
believed that the decline in Wednesday's and
Thursday's dealings warranted a return move
ment on the bull side of the account.
The Erie, Reading, Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific and United States Steel issues were In
demand in the early trading, but the buying
power was not heavy enough to bring about
striking gain?, while In the early afternoon
selling from the professional clement was an
important influence in discouraging further ac
tive transactions for a better quotation level.
The most depressing feature of the market
from the bull point of view was its tendency to
become dull on the advance.
Al the close the/ greater number of issues
showed net gains, but there was nothing ap
pioachJng bull enthusiasm among room traders.
Good buying was reported in some of thu low
priced issues, notably the Colorado & Southern
shares, while bond houses received further heavy
orders for investment account. Conservative
firms say that investment shares— that is, the
stocks of the leading railroad and Industrial
companies, and the mortgage issues of the same
■concerns — do not look dear at prevailing quota
tions, but that stocks bought on borrowed
money for purely speculative profits ought to be
protected by heavy margins, notwithstanding
the- ease in the loan market.
In the last few minutes of trading yesterday
prices showed decided strength on covering by
the shorts, which apparently was induced by ac
tive buying of Union Pacific by a house which
is supposed to represent the inside interests.
According to the known movement of money
in the week, the local banks have lost $5,735,000
in cash holdings, due to Sub-Treasury transfers
of funds for local institutions to out of town
]>oints and to direct shipments of currency t'»
the West in connection with the financing of
the crops. It is quite likely that to-day's state
ment of the Clearing House banks will show a
decrease in reserves, unless the liquidation in
stocks in the week has been heavy enough to
bring about a material contraction in bank
loans, but inasmuch as actual money holdings
of thr city banking institutions are enormous,
and far in excess of current needs of the loan
market, iliere need be no uneasiness over the
immediate future of the money market. And
from present indications there will be nothing
la the money market in the course of the
autumn months that will cause disturbance in
Wall Street, barring a speculation in stocks that
might become heavily overextended on the bull
■Jde "f the market.
Gold to the amount of moro than $X,400,0U0
was engaged in this city yesterday for ship
ment to Argentina and Canada. Foreign ex
change conditions at present make possible ex
}»>rts of the metal to Argentina, where there is
an active demand for the metal on London, and
the engagement yesterday reflected a disposition
on the part of the last named centre to shift the
burden of supplying the South American needs
to New York.
It is not considered likely gold will be sent
from this point to Europe in any volume. If at
all. in spite of present strength in the sterling
market, while the probability of increased ship
ments of grain and cotton to foreign ports sug
gests the accumulation of enough exchange In
this city to depress sterling rates well under
the gold exporting level. If gold should be
needed here in the late fall as a consequence of
shipments of funds to the interior no trouble
would be experienced in negotiating a movement
of the metal to this side of the ocean.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
Tendon, Sept. 28, 4 p. m.— market for Ameri
can securities was strong. Last quotations folloifc:
London New York New York
close, equivalent. close. Changes.
Anacmi'la ft 4:s"i 4.1 S — »i
Atrbleon 8»T» 87'-a H + \i
Oin Pacific I 76 I.*1 .* IT"** 170*4 + «i
.St Paul 13!»S 135% 135 + %
Ell- 2ltS 29 7 4 UT\. + lVi
<io l*t pref 43S 42' i 42 + ; .
Illinois Out 143'» lt»\ V:> - **
I/Ouis & Kash 107^4 KM** IOBV4 -fl 1 *
H V <vntr»l 1W : 103*4 l<:i + \
I'poiipylranla >'.2\ 123 IL'IH + U
Ueadir.K C7'i 131 i.'i'iS 4- %
Bo Pucinc *lic,\ ii) 4 id.'; -fl
in Pacific 1«4*» Kii»y, JD«*i 4- V 4
V B BtasJ 4«' 45 4t'-4 4-U
do acsf lir« 108U H/SU
•Ex fliviieni.
FOHEIGN MONBT MARKET.— CaII money in
London. ',*<>■% v r cent; openyfnarket discount rat^
for short bills, l\i*il 5-16 per cent; lonic bills, 1% V
1 7-16 per cent. Beflln diaoonnt rate, 3*» per cent.
Paris discount rate, J 7 n i>er cent. Paris exchange
on London. 25 francs 12 centimes. Berlin exchange
on London. 20 marks S3U pfennigs. Rar gold, 77s
10% d.
KOREIGK BUCUKITUCB. — British consols f«r
money, 85 9-16 i>er sant; for the account, 80*4
French rentes. S6 francs.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
Imports and marketings of drygooda this trcelt,
with comparisons, were ua follows:
- Tbts week. iMst w«k. I-h at year.
Total ' -nporU ...i f2.fc54.12il $2,468,785 $8,878,250
Total njarkeltns* 2,88 V. 2,075,«66 M88,09i
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1908.
BOND MAEKET SAXES.
11000 Japanese 4&s 90 1 £000 Erie Convt 4s A.. 71
600 do UOVII 6000 do Convt 4s A
10000 do Do?i I Coupon 70' i
10000 do 2d 81% 30000 do 71
CBOO do Ji9« 2000 do B 60.$
6000 do BJHi] 8000 do Coupon 62
IWO Rep of Cuba 65. . 103>- J 5000 do 62^
11000 NyC 4s 1937.. 1000 do Perm C T 4s. 82
5000 do 101<H, 1000 Gen Elec 3iis S3
17000 do 101 Til 3000 Hock V Ist 4%5.. 100
24000 do 4Hs 1957... 11 l I r.OOO Int R T N Ctfs.-IOIH
CfiOOO do New lll'iUlOOO Int-Met 4H» 68
1000 Adams Ex 4s iH\i 10000 do •Wi
107000 AT&T Convt 16000 do 68H
4s 92 10000 do «*"**
3SOOO do «2H 20000 do 68%
13000 do 1»2>4 1 5000 lowa Cent Kef 4s. 75%
7000 do »2% 5000 do 75Mj
1000 Am Tobacco 65.. 110 1000 X C F S & M 48. 7L'i
IKKK) do 109V4 1000 Kan City So 35. . . 73^s
2000 do 109U 9000 L. S & M So 48
2000 do 109 1»31 W
6000 do 110 6000 do f">Vi
8000 do 4s 73" 5000 I> & N Unlf 45... »9Vi
7000 do 74 r«000 Man Con 4s WK
i'ooo do 73%. 10000 Marine 44s «S
2000 A T & 9 F AdJ 4000 do 67%
4s 93H1 21100 Mcx Cent Con 4a. SI
1000 do Stpd 917b ; 10000 do Ist Inc 17
13000 rio Gen 4s 101 i 3000 do 2d Inc Ctfs. 18
800 do 100T4 2»K)0 MoK&TM.... 85<4
6000 do 101 1 2000 do £SV»
1000 do 101U snoo do S F 4'&a *2
3000 do Convt 45... 96Uj 2000 Mo Pac 4s 74T4
r>ooo do WHi 1 6000 N V Cent L. 3 Col
4000 do Convt P5...103*i1 3^» 83
5000 do 103"iil 2000 N T Dock 4b S)2
lM)00 do SLi 4s Rets 9.'>?,| luoo x y Air B Convt
4000 do BM4 I fi B c. OS^j,
40000 do — . UTi*il ]000 do '•'*' i
lnrvo B & O Gold 4s..lOO'a] 1( ino do I*%
&000 do I'-L E& W 10000 NYG& BL. H
V 4b 04*;| & P 65.... 101%
1000 do Pwn 3Vis... 91 1 1000 do 8 Sfi'i
30000 Bkln Rap Tr 4s. 75 1 2000 do P6?i
25000 do 75J»1 4000 do 87
32000 ,lo il-JSff 10090N V N H & H
6000 Bkln Un Gas ss.lO<>Ui Convt 6s 130
HXXJ do 106^1 r^oO do Convt 3^s..
4000 do Convt 65... 130 1 1(¥l0 , ]fl 93
2000 C of Ga m 55.. 114 I 2 000 N V O & W Ref
15000 Cent Lifathcr ss. Oi'^i 4s jvfi
OSOoO ( ent Pac Gt<l 4s. 97 J OOO N & W Convt 4s. OOU
8000 C& O Gen 4H».. 101 JJljoooo d o -MH
21000 Cls& QJt 45.. >8-,»| fioo Nor pac Gen Ss .. 72*;
15000 do yV 14000 tlo Prior 4s 103
2000 do Reg.. JW 1000 perm Convt BV*s.. »7»;
r.OOO do (Jen 45..... 99U 4(K10 do 81>4g 1915.... 94«4
19000 do 111 Dlv 4t.. 101*4 mooo .lo Con 4s Rets 104
1000 JoS%" ....90?* r>ooo do 10 .-!%
4000 '• M & St P uen 600l> Read i Gen 45.. 91Ha
3VBS 8......... OO^i! 1000 st L T Mt & So
13000 C X I & P Gen ! ""^ Gen 5s l in
* s ••;•. t-uA lOTO St Li P»n Con 4s. 74VJ
£000 do Ref 4s WJ4 o , Klo s v& N B 45.. 88%
KKKK) do l>**\ 5000 So Pac Cl Tr 4s. i'l&,
aooe do i*» "1000 do *>!%
14000 do - J|«-» f, tM<o do Ist Ref 45.. nr,v,
82000 111 rr-4 S ::::: «7M. teffitth ' kv ' Ist ' Ss ! 102H
fSSSS do :::::::::::: '"* gooo Trilr(l Aye Con 4b P3
1000 do J" stp<l P<»
8000 do •■•■••; «'2 1000 Union Pac Ist 45.1"2Vl
17090 doCl Trns.... «24j v^ o n 102
100<^ do «- : 22000 do Convt 45.... «7%
1000 dO "-,•? \ncftOO dr. 97*4
ajoo coi & s Ist 4s.c. m i«™> *° ::: ft7^
3000 d o -■-;-••••-;;: V3 -* sono do Kef 4s &>$
63000 do Ref & Ext A3<m Al> M j
,5000 do . ::::::::::: m SSffitogU^SS
2000 coi md r* J&awoo do - 101%
do do Reg |02j
1.-moo coiV.di.ri,::: i-*liooo vdo g^ggtffl
mm 0.1 mm 1* *»--,2 '000 v.i r* c 5&... »«
MOO Con Gas Deb 65.145 -^o *— Rg loft^
•M 0 rto il« 1000 do Ref & Ext 4s 57^
IQOfl D* H Convt *s.l«l j 1000 w «; pUtBT i.t.. 45%
|s ?&%s■ » ' s '•'■'■■'- "
Total sales of bonds. $1,968,500.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONB? MARKET.— on call^ openefl at
ii »r V*nt- highest I 1I 1 - rer cent; lowest, 1 per
c^t^ L,t lokn IV? Per cent; closing. IWM per
rint : rullnß rate. 1% per cent. Time money was in
acUveTand eSter. demand being light and for short
n^rild loans only. Lenders were not pressing their
f'unS'JnThe^arket, but the supply
"ent-'fl^e Pix fnd P seven months. SKOSK per cent,
with some loan, made at the bid quotations
Mercantile paper wns dull, the demand being apa
thet" A fair assortment of high grade names was
V^-Si Rates 404% per cent for sixty and ninety
davsMndfrsed S btlfs receivable. 4*@4?i pcr ■ cent, for
choice four to fix months' slngls names. B@^ per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— The foreign eMhanße
market opened steady, with rates unchanged at 4.87
«T,4 8705 for cables, 4.8670@4.86% for demand ster
ling and 4.55Vi@4.5535 for sixty day bills. Short
francs were 5.16* plus 1-64 and short retete
ir^rks 95% plus 1-32. Sterling rates sold oftV 10
points from the opening, J>elng influenced ■omewhat
by the engagement of gold for export to South
America Cables were quoted at 4.8690@4.87. de
mand aterlta* at 4.8655©4.86«5 and sixty day bills
at*4 85V4 Short francs held around 5.16y . and short
reichsmarks at KAfOK% plus 1-32.
Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
Blxty days. Demand.
rf ..,, n _ 4.50 4.87V4
Orm&ny. reichsmarks »5 or.fc.
Germany, mebsmarks W »>>^
l-aris. francs £»*» r\lu.
IWglum. franca - R.2OH R-16£
Fwitzerland. frano Inlt 4n£
Holland. gulldera •*<>'.* 40t»
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. — Boston, 5c discount:
Chicago 15c discount; San Francisco, sight 24c pre
mlum telegraph Be premium: N«w Orleans, com
mercial $125^5150 discount', bank $125 premium;
Charltston, buying par. selling l-10c premium.
i.ASK CLEARINGS.— New York, exchanges J311.
583,535 babincea $13.9'.1.r,75; Chicago, exchanges
541245!81S balances $3.166.74*>; Boston, exchanges
$2'"' 411 balances $2,162,579; Philadelphia, ex
changes $19,01u,022. balances $1,927,472.
SILVKR MARKET. — silver. 62c. Mexican
51Imt «lf>ll;>.rp. 45c. Bar silver in London closed at
24d; decline, %6.
OOltD I'RKMH'M. —In Madrid, 11.90; Lisbon,
HKXICAK KXf'HANGK.— Mexican exchange on
New York U quoted at 2.01? 4 .
- GOVBKNMENT RECEIPTS. — Customs receipts
reported from Washington. $655,670; Internal reve
nue receipts. $750,455; miscellaneous receipts, $540,
670. Becfcipta for the day, $1,916,538; expenditures,
$2,500,000. Receipts for the month to date. $29,859,
63.*; expenditures, $31,230,000; excess of expendi
tures, $1.370.3G1. Receipts for the fiscal year to
date. $127,323,467: expenditures, $107,472,393; excess
of expenditures. $30,148, . / ...
SUB-IREASURy.^— The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to ihfc Clearing Houee $1,008,351.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following -were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks In which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange :
Last Closing' I^a«t Closing.
sale. Bld.Asked. 1 sale. Bid-Asked.
Adams Ex.. 173 181 — |XI of C pf. b5 47 bO
Am AC pf 04& 90 04Vi|l>a'- Gas pi.. t»0 .0 1W
•Am BS pf 77% — Bjl.!* W... 17 l.» 18
Am Can 5»» CH 6% 00 pref.... 43 43 41
Am C0a1. ..120 120 150 Lake Shore. .3oo 270 —
Am CO P aO'i mVt 02 Marine . ... th* 0* Jf'i
Am D Tel. 20 — 31> jilackay Co.. 6S* 66 60
Am Exp....1U514 l&O 210 I do pref.... t>9 6.!4 6Ul*
•Am Gr T. 7 7% 8 1 Man iieach.. 2«. 2 «
AH&L pf 10 18 2i) Manhat El.. 139 133 137
•Am Un... 10% 10*4 Ju^;M.i Coal pf.. HO 75 —
•do pref.. 23Vii 21Vi 25 |'il St Ky... 30 23 E5
•Am L pf..103»i 104 106 Mich Cent..— 100 IS»J
Am Stl Vdy a 7 10 &StL pf «C»i 63 t5
do pref... 41 38 45 MBP&SSMptI4B% 14«4 148
do new... 30 29 SI Mor i E3...1«>*4 ISO I*3
•Am S .125 125 128 **at 8i5.... X* 88 SBX
Am T&C. OS t>B 70 •'to pref... ll. *i 11« Hi
Ann Arbor. — 15 30 NX * Stp.. 0»i 9'i 10
do pref... — — 100 do pref.... 7i?« .5 £0
B& O pf . . 88 8S 110 NH of M2dpf 17V» 16^4 l«i»
Beth Stl pf. 49% 47 4» New C Coal. 45 35 60
Bkln U G..138 13S 14C N V C&St L. 37 S6 38
Brunswick.. 12U 10',i 12 dolstpf.. «8 1«> 102
li R & P.. 1» 71 00 do 2d ot.. 72 68
do- pref... 105 102 — NTt Dock pf 74% j2V4 <5
Can So 6E 04 67 fN V I &W — 1-1 — -
CftSA T. 1044 — HO |N T*N J T.llSVi 115 120
Chic & Ait. 245 •--, 25* N V NH&H.I4I 140. 142
do prcr... CS'.i — 68 N& W .f . .62 b0 l —
C E I pf.115 — i;J<» Out Silver... 4 o a 4«»
CB & Q...228 l«0 2.">0 Tac Coast... t>B 6. 6S
C G pf A 25 21 25 dolstpf..lH» 80 1«|
do deb... 58 T. 7 62 I do 2d pf.. S» 70 »O
CI& 1, pf — 4O I«> Pei> & E 15V4 lt» 20
•CM&9Pcfs.l3.'.U 131H 133% PC C&St L 77 75 78
do pref. . .1.">7 152^158 do pref J*4 l»0 «>•>
CStPM&O.I3S 131 138 Pitts CoaL . . II *l . 12
do pre/...15UTs 150 1«5 do pref.... 43!* 4O 4o
Chic T Tr. 3 3 5 Pr Stl C pf. »4 03^ 95
do pref... 12 12 15 Quicksilver . H H Vs
Chic UTr 3 2. 3 do pref---. IVi 1 "
do pref :12 lT~12" R H Sec.... 91V, M »lVi
c C c&st L. f.s-4 8B» 5816 »Ry s sppr.];«"» SS'.j »H
do pref... Ulii »•"> l>9 |P. W & 0...110% 118 125
CV& Ipf fiO 4. r . 75 Hut RCo pf 2.. J5 -"■■•
C& H C&I 20 20 20!ijSL&SFl5t pf 48 45 PO
Conaol CoaL W 80 — |3L&SC&EIcpI2o 115 150
DL. W..530 53«» E3S ! da ctfs pf. — — 13 0
DM&K Dl 4 8 14'4i do ctfs new 50 48 f>o
Det VRR 39 88 40 St L & Swn I«>4 lbV4 17Vi
•D SS & A 13>.i 13 14 1 do pref.... 43^ 43 4*
•do Dref 23 21% 22WlS«- a rs-R pf . . 90^j — »<V4
Ev &T H. 62^4 HO 80 S-S S& I pf.103 M 102
do pref... 84 38 .86 TP11.... 72 73V»
Fed M&S. 02 78 82 Tol Rys & L SM, 8 9
•Fed S Ref. 0)> 60 66 Un B&P. - f-% J£i 'V 4
•do pref. 95 '.<■•> IW% do pref.... 60 60 62
Gen Ch Co. 65 CO 65 CRy Invt pf 41H 40 42
do pref... l»2»* 03Vi 100 Un C Mfg pf 93 SO 100
Granbv M..105 100 102 US C I P&F 24H 24 2T.
Hay Ry 54»4 32 — U 9 Exp.... 88 75 I™>
do pref .. 79"» 7t»'/4 — *U S Leath. 12 6 20
Homestake.. S8 88 85 *do pref.. 104>4 101% 110
Ing-R Co.. 70 50 - »U SR & R 9 9 10
do pref... 84H 90 — »do pref. . . 27 2oU 2.
Int P pf... 65»i 50 57 Vandal i :» RR «* — ,85
•int Power. 31 "t » Va-C Ch pf -MS 107 1W
int P pf... 79* i 77 80 IVS T(' <: D« B« «
lowa C pf. 86% 35 35% -Vulcan Det 5% 3T, «
Kan & M.. 87% .'.7 42 »do pref... 2S 31 B5
Kan C& So 27% 27 23 abash pf.. 2o 25 2*
pref- ■■ «1 6rt «1 Well=-F Ex.2R«> 255 3MO
KCFS&MpfCBU 65 60 WMfKlftpf 05 59 00
K& D M.. « 4 7 W& L. E... S!4 *>H »
do pref... 25!4 23 30
•Unlisted. ♦"
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterday's closing Quota
tions for government bonds, compared with
Thursday's: t __ _ SepC 1S ._
— Sept. li. — — Sept. IS. —
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
V S. 2s. registered. 1930 10S% 104 103% 104
U. 6. 2s. coupon, 1930 104 I .a — I"4H —
UH 3s re^«t<-red. 1908 101 101 ="4 mi 101
V. B." 35 coupon. 190S 101 101% 101 101%
TI. 8 3a smill bonds 100' i — 300H —
VS. s. 48 re(dst«»red. 1925 121H 121 121 121
t'. B. 4s, coupon. 1925 121 t? — 121*4 —
Panama 4s. resistered... 102H — l(Ck —
I T '.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
(Revised by Frederic H. Hatch. No. 30 Broad street.)
Stocks Div. Bid. Asked. Stocks. Dlv. Bid. Asked.
Am B B&F. 4 45 50 KCEL.&P. 8 124 126
do re f 7 85 90 Lacka Steel...— 35 37
Am Brass... 8 105 112 Lord & Taylor 8 125 133
•Am Chicle. .l 3 195 205 do pref 6 99 10a
do liref !. 6 94 08 Lorlllard pf... 8 110 IS3
Am Coal P.. 5% 67 72 Nat Cash Rpf 7 100 120
•Am Press... 8 — »6H Niles-Bem-P . 8 90 100
Thread pf 4 3V4 4H do pref 6 BO 100
Am Type Fdy 4 35 40 Otis Elevator. 3 89 43
do pref. -7 »* 7 H do pref 6 83 93
Babcock &W 7 05 — Old Dom aS. 6 100 115
Barney &S C 4 — 60 Pratt & W pf . 6 95 108
do pref . . 8 115 120 »R Bak Powd. 8 145 150
Borden's CM 8 130 135 do pref 8 102 105
do pref 6 102 105 «Saf CH& I* 8 115 118
Bush Term.. — 35 45 Standard Coup 5 30 85
Con Rub T..— 4 « Standard Mill. — 10 12
do ref — 18 25 do pref 3 38 41
Conn R&L. 4 «7 70 Texas Co. 12 134 137
do pref 4 70 75 Tr*nion Pot.. — 3 7
•Celluloid ... 8 125 — do pref — BO 65
Empire &I— 6 10 do fdy cer.. 4 40 CO
do pref 4 48 63 Trow Dlrec..— SO 40
Hall Slrnal.. — 40 .45 Union Carbide— 88 93
Herr-H-M .. — 80 45 Union Ferry.. 2 15 20
Int Nickel... — 90 65 Union Typew. 8 57 62
do pref.... 8 774 — do lrt pref. 7 108 113
Int Silver — 8 8 do 2d pref.. 8 102 106
do pref 4 65 60 United BkN.. 4 63H 54V4
Klrby Him..- 20 25 do pref « 61% 63
do pref — 67 65
•And extra.
BONDS.
Int. Bid. Asked. Int Bid. Ajtked.
Am Malt Ist. tf 99 101 N T Blsc Ist. 6 100 —
AP & F Ist. « 9."> 100 Nweat C R lft 8 75 —
Am T& S Ist 6 80 05 OM DH S Ist 5 05 100
Am T F dbt. « 100 105 Ont Power Ist 5 W» 93
Heck-J-J Ist 0 102 105 ■ r C O 1963. 5 .<« 40
Int Nickel Ist 5 78 85 Stock Quot Tel 5 05 —
Int Silver Ist 6 103% 106 Pun CCo IJK4 5 60 65
do dbt 8 78 88 Un Carp Ist.. 6 l<« 102
I,rs (FHI l«t « 0O — v I^ea.l dbt. $ «4 66
Met Wat l«t. 4 45 r.5 Va-Car Chem. 6 101% —
N J Stm l*t. 5 80 85
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Fuxntshed by R. L. Day & Co.. ,\u. S7 Wall street)
Bept. 17. Sept. 18. Sept. 17. Sept. 1?.
Boat & Albany.. 2lß 21H Boston Cons 12 12li
Itoeton Kiev tM ISMfcICW A Hecla M..030 640
«' J R4 U SY*I4S *\4H Centennial Mln.. 30 II
KltchburK pnC..128 Ul Copper Itanga M. 73Vi 7-l>i
NVN H & H. '14211 Ul i Kranklln M1n.... 12V» 12»»
Old Cdluny lbt»»* lS«\i tiranby Mln 10i» 100
WVit Kn.l 8t ny '.h> 1)1 Mas* Con Mln... «>4 —
dv pref 103 MS Mohawlc Mln «IH 02%
Ma»s Klec Coa.. O'i O'i No l'.uttf. 7U 81H
do pref 4S 4'JU Osoeola Mm — lt'T'i
Am Tel & T Co. 127 128 Old Dom M1n.... 40<i SM|
Nr-w KnK Te1...11"H 11TU, Parrot Mm 23-27
\V Tel & T Co. 7 7 Quincy Mln 00 I*o
do pref 75 75 Tamarack- Mln... 70U' 70Vi
Un Shoo Mach.. Ml 4 r.4% Wolverine Mln... 144 140
do pref 2N 284 U 8 Bmelter» Co. 4«li 4Oii
Arcadian Mln... tH 8«i do pref 45 45
Am Pneumatic. 4% — C S Oil. 244 23U
do pref "M »12\ Man Ga» C 0..,. ft« 68
Atlantic M1n.... 15 l« 7 i do pref 88 • W
Shannon Mln 14H 14^, T*t*h 43^ ' 44\
UlnKham Mtn...6oc — United Fruit .134 134
1 ..- - ■ . 2'. ji^fimßj^ t •
, -. »A«k»d.- '}'..: ::: .:. - i
OUTSIDE SECTJEITIZS.
In the market for ouUlde securltle* fortner «maH
reactions developed aU throush th« tarly trad-
Ing. Around midday a steadier ton« developed on
light buying: ordera. tfcou«h the general tone
throughout was heavy. Dominion Copper wm sola
freely and broke «k to a new low mark. United
Rico was . extensively dealt In, and after showing
heaviness ' improved about 4c. Butte Coalition was
down Vz. -Cananea wu easy. Nevada Con
eoldated. Miami. Cumberland-Ely and United Cop
per fluctuated within rarrow limits. Tulton Gold
was slightly • firmer. Nlpissiog was steady, if
Rose Consolidated was in fair demand at a small
chan*-. Combination Fraction. Florence. Gold field
Consolidated and Daisy were lower. Orphan Cop
per wan active and firm. The specialties were
quiet, without any particular change. In bonds
Tidewater notes were up M.
INDUSTRIAL.
Shares I ' I Open- 1 High- I Low- ; La»t
sold. I.*-" I mg. 1 e»t. I est. I ra.li.
O.OOOiBay Stata Qa»....| 2%j 2 7-161 2^l 2H
10OIC Ky Ind S Pap«ri 1H l%[ IHI , 19»
7, Standard Oil I «-Vi I 63S i 635 I 635
MINING.
£hares| "~~~ I Open- 1 HlcU- I l^w- I La^"'
*old. J ( ing. [ eat, I tst. I atU»-_
2<)oi Alaska M Secur... 9-I6J 9-18 »-16; »-ift
100 Argonaut ConsoJ.. 2iai 3 -1 *
4.700 'Atlanta Goldfleld. 21 22 21 1 21
Jt Sg|3S£.^U"::: m m m &
3Ooißrlt Col Copper. l «^*l & »S *$
2rtOHutte Coalition ... 23\| 23V 235, 23J4
2001 Butte & N V..... | \%\ I*4 1«* 1*
10.000 'Cobalt Central .. BS»'«i 41 3» 41
2.010 rolonial Silver ... M t% 6-16 %
7.3oOl 'Combined M & L.I 13 ! IS 13 14*»
B,«oo|Cbmbin Fraction.. *1 23 Jl 2« »1 21 *1 35
ld.ono 'Con Ariz Smelt.. I 1» I 19 IS 19
5<«»; •copper Crown ... 6O I 6O B0 6O
l.OuO I rumberiand-Ely - 7?i 7% 7% 7%
2W j Davis-Daly E»t...) 2 1-18 2 1-16 2 1-16 2 1-1«
13.000! Dominion Copper.. j 1% IJ4 i Ji I**
125 El Rayo ■> S.i 3U 33 1 *
BOOI'EIy ConaoUdated. IS 18 I 1* 19
1.000 First Nat Copper. 6H RV , 6 1-1« 6J*
COOlFlorence .-I , 3T* *V» Zn 3T»
300 Foster Cobalt C 2 54 62 C 2
1.400 'Furn Creels Cop.. 1« X» * 1« 17
100 Olroux 374 Z% 3T4j 8%
4.'200 G^Mfle^Cto"."."." 5 15-18 6 5 15-16 5 13-16
'Goldfleld Daisy .. «*> «•> X 60
fIOO Goldfleld Grt Bend 2» 2» 27 2»
1.000 »<}oldflel.i Oro 13 13 13 13
670 Greene-Can 10% tIOH TlO«4 lO*
8.000 'Greenwater C Sm » » » 9
500 Indian Valley Con 4H[ 4H 4\ 4S
1.100 Jim BuU»r 25 2-1 24 24
500! ' Jumbo Exten .... S7 87 37 3.
700(Kewanas 35 35 34 85
I.OOOIKInc Edward *i 13-1B \. *■*
10.700 La Rose Consol... « 3-16 « 6-16 6 8-16 •*'»
1,400 Mason Valley .... 2 2 2 2
100 ! Mcx Explor & M. 7% 7H 7> 7S
5.0001 Miami Copper ... 10 10«4 »•» 10?*
Mlcmac Mlnea ... 2H 2Vi 2 2
200: Mines Co of Am.. 17-16 \Vi 1 7-16 JH4
3.500 McK-Darra«?h .... $1 05 UOS $103 $1 03
700 Moose Horn 62 B2 «2 62
24.800 'Montez ofCK... 22 22 15 13
I.OOOiNev Con Copper.. 14* 15 14 15
1.800 1 Nev Smelting' ....! 15-16 15-16 *f T -i
«00!Nev-T:tah M * S. 2 15-16J2 15-1B 2T412 15-1«
1,200 Nlpisslmr M C 0... R%I 8 1 i 8% 8H !
nOOl'Xo Butte Exten.. 2O ! 21 2O 21
fi.013 Orphan Copper ... «54 «H 6* «H
2..V"> ! Pittaburg Sll Pick $1 05 $105 $104 $104
3.'»0 Precious Metals .. 1% 1H 1 1
l.WO'Rawhid* [ 26 28 2* i 27
R,OOO!Red Hill 24 24 28 23
H.fiOOlßed Too Ijeaslnir. 2O 21 20 ! 21
2.300 Soarchrt M & M.. fl *H $1 08 $104 ll*
l.lOftlßllver Queen Jl 25 $1 25 ! $1 16 . $1 16
lOOOlStlves 25 23 25 23
OOOTonopah Exten .. 72 I 78 1 70 7t
74ITonopah M of Kct 7% 71i 7>4 ' 7%
400lTonopah Montana. $1 OB Jl 06 JO 9S $1«
l.WOj'Trampa Con I 17 t2O 17 1 IS
1.400!Trl-Bull!on ! 1«4 1% 13-16 13-16
30|Trlnlty Copper ... 1«S 18S 16H 16%
2W)'Tuyra D«v pref... *Z%\ 2% 2«4 2S
I.4oo'rnlted Copoer ... UHI 11% 11?» llVi
1.400 United Explor ... BIS Sift
'Unitt-1 Rico .... 20 25 20 j 22
I,4oo'T'tah GAC *»' 60 I B8! Cft
I.SOOIYukon Gold Mines 4 6-16 4 11-16 4 B-16 4Ts
BONDS.
T 1 Open- I High- I Low- I Last
Ealea. I I Ing. I eat. I est. I sale.
JS.OOOTJM FtD2<lßs..l 8«H I 86H ! S6*t[ P6»;
IZOnolNat Ry of Mcx 4s! KiK] *«H) 94HJ SSS :
45.0001 Tidewater notesf 90T»| »9Ti| C9«4,' COTs |
•Sells cents per share, t Odd lots.
1»i . »
COITSOLEDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
■ ™ ■■■— ■■ ■ ■ ■ %
stocks.
fchares i I Open- | Hlga- | Low- I Laat
sold. I I ing. I est. I est. I sale.
e.UOlAmal Copper | 74T41 76H 74H 75Ti
20|Am Beet tjugar. ..j 17*»| 17!» 17H| 17^
Bu:Am Cir & Fdy... 37ti 38Va. 37>* 3S:»
40 Am Cotton 0U.... 1 33\ 34 | 33»* S4
10O; Am. Ice I 26H 27Vi 26**! 27* i
M 0 Am Locomotlva... I 44^ 45T* 44>». 4iS
S2.l3o|Am 3-nfc»ting 1 85^1 S<sb ' S4S Hi
30|Am Sugar i 12*b 129b 128b 129*,
30 Allls-Chalmers ... 10b 10b 10b lVb
490 Anaconda. Copper. 44 44 b 43 U 44 b
3t*>At Top & S Fe... t>7'a &3 87H *7T»
1.7.i0!8a1t & Ohio ! «6V I 97T4 86^.; 87? i,
1.030 Bklyn Rap Tr.... 4» *, 51 4»% j 51
40 Canadian Pacific. 17Ob 171 S 170 W i 17t«i
30' Central Leather... 26H 25H 25b 23b
Ches & Ohio 40» 41 40 4O'i
6.350 CM Mil &St P.. 135^ 136H 134% 136H
1. ISO: Col Fuel & Iron.. 32 34 32 j 33*
50 Cbl Southern S7H S7H 37^ 871*
SlO Dlst Securtues. . . . 30 30U 29b 30b j
fMKW) Erie 28*4 3O 2S 7S\
1.200 Gt Northern pref. 130\ 132% 130»i 132b
120 Inter-Met 10\ ; lib 10% 11
f-0 do pref 1 31V41 81 31% 81
50111 Central 13S»i 139H 137b 139\
120 Louis & Nash J 104 b 104 b 104 b 104
50 Mexican Central.. 15%! 15% 15% 15S
200iMo Kan & Texas. Si> I 30% i 30 ; SOS
500 Mo Pacific 63Ti 64T* WH 54% 1
1.040 National Lead 75 ; 76b 74 ; 78b :
500 N V Central 108 \\ 104 T i 103S l'«4v»
. 1501N T Ont * Weit. 30 40b 39b 40b !
1,570 Nor Pacinc 137T^ -139% 137b 13»%!
10'Norf & West 72% 72»* 72% 72% !
WOiPaclflc Mail 122>4 122b 121 T » 123%
lfl« Pressed Steel Car. 31 31 90% 31
43.W0J Reading 131% 132 » 131 132% 1
60 J Rep Steel 2tb 21b ! 21 21
ISO do pref Wi 79 ! 78*4 5
10 Rock island 17Ti 11% 17% 17%
6ftO do pref 34 84b 33% 34b i
7 510 Southern Paciflo.. 108*4! 105% lftlHi 105b I
'23i>l Southern Ry 20"i i 21% 204 ' 21b
70! do pref 60*4 51 80 4 1 51
fii'i 1 Texas & Pacific... 24% 24% 24%' 24%
32 7">0: Union Paciflo 160>4 162 159% ] l«lTi
JK>!U S Rubber - 29% SO 29« i I SO
7.730JU S Steel. 45 45% 44%' - 45%
'220! do pref 10SH 109 lWi^ 109
eolrtah Copper 41 41% 41 I -.1%
lOWabash 11% 11%: 11%! U\
183.340 Total sales.
MINING.
„, . I
Shares! I Open- I High- I Low- I Last |
■old. ( I uur. I est. I est. | sals. ,
BOOlAtlant* — .».— — -33 .23 .23 .23
50 Alioe 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
I.soo|Blue Bell -06 .P6 .o« .n«
200 Con Cal & Va../. 75 73 .75 .75
400 Comb Fraction 25 .25 .23 .25
400'Eikton - -<W -66 .m .m
1500 Gold Dollar 0»«i .OBV4 .06!4 .Oib
'450 Goldfleld Oon 6.75 S.R7Vi 5.75 5.57b
SOO Great Bend .28 2S .2S -28
200 Goldfleld Florence. 3.80 5.90 3.P0 , 3.00
800 Isabella -27 .27 .27 .27
600 Lona Star.... —.. .11 -U .11 .11
100 May Queen 08 .C 3 .08 .08
250Ophlr —• 1-85 1.60 1.85 1.90
20OR*dHni 23 .23 .25 .23
?50 Tonopeh 7.12H 7.12H 7.12b T.l2»i
COO Tramps Cbn 17% .IS .17b .1*
300! Yellow Jack 47 .47 .47 .47
8.000 Total sales.
WHEAT.
Balef. j I Open- I High- I Low- I Last
bu»h. I I Ir-s. I Ing-. | eat. | sale.
875.00O|Dec«nt)«r option..] HXMiI lOO^SJ &OH| 5*9%
«
BANK STOCKS.
CRtported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 VTtXI street.)
Bid. Asked. Bid. Xaked.
America ...... 610 625 Liberty 600 —
Am Exchange. 230 235 Lincoln ........ 485 —
/Etna National 170 — Manhattan Co.. 290 800
Bronx Borough 800 — Market A J*ul.. 240 —
Battery Park.. 118 125 Metropolis 375 —
Bowery 320 835 Mechanics* .... 250 260
Butch & Drov. 150 155 Mercantile 125 130
Coal & I Nat. 215 225 Metropolitan ... 1«3<4 167^4
Consolidated . . 120 130 Merchants' . ... 160 165
Century 170 183 Merchant*' Ex. 165 170
Chase 240 — Mount Morris.. 200 —
Chatham SOO 805 Mutual 288 BCO
Chamlcal 410 420 Nassau — 105 2CS
Clt Cent Nat.. 149 154 Nat Copper 230 —
City 800 SlO NYN B A 800 «10
Chelsea Exch.. 200 — NT County 800 —
Commerce .... 166 1«9 New Nether'and 200 210
Colonial 700 — Nineteenth Wd. — 600
Columbia 400 600 Night * D«y... — 2«0
Corn Kxchange 31S 825 Northern Nat.. 155 —
Kast River.... 125 IS3 Paciflo ........ 230 259
Fidelity 1«5 175 Park 420 - 430
F!r«t National. 7"O — People's ....... 283 3<»
Fifth National 300 350 Phenlx 150 l«0
Fifth Avenue. .3.900 — Plasa fflO «23
Fourth Nat ID7H 205 Produce Exch.. 150
Fourteenth St. — 175 Sherman 135 —
Gallatln 815 325 S«aboard ,1« S3O
Oarneld 253 — Second - S3O —
Oerman-Am . . 13S 143 State 225 —
German Exch. 475 500 Twelfth Ward.. — 800
Germanla .... 600 — Twenty-third W 190 —
Greenwich 2SO 2f15 Union Exchange 173 _
Hanover 475 4»5 Washington Hts 230 —
Imp A Trad... 640 KiO West 8ide...... 600 — .
Irving Nat Ex. 175 IR3 YorWvllle ■ 400 423
Jefferson ..... 170 ISO
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnlahed by Van SchsJck & Co.. No. 7 Wall itrwn
United naHwar.^i^OH ' Cotton Duck..... pi,l KtUmA
United R«Uway. 10^ 10^ | Cotton Duck » ' 10
<l.> Incomes.... Bl\ 52^1 do incomes 24* ->3
nH2 . 4l i-i;v.- # - **"* M N " rf Rr * L 6». oi »4
OBASVT... 3 8 LiKht A P prel.. TO 73
do incomes.... 13 15 dr. 4Hs . . 90 M
_«Jol««- 43« i 44 Ch»s City Ry 6a. — JOS
Eeaboord 6 0 h*j < • n Eleo 5. SS so
do Ist pref 80 S7 Cont Tru»t .. 183 \*a
do •J pref 13^ — Union Trust.:.:: «l «b
5° 4» ■•• 67 68U Third Nat Bank. 115 _
do 10- year ss. 01 — Fldelttv 4 D*p..l» 12S
Ccneol Gas. _ in 6 j Maryland Tru.t. .-- 5b
dj C».. ...... .103 103VN^>r Cent Ry...\ » 63»i
.c* erb o oa .
.■** TRUST CO. *A
tn fifth Arm., COH2TTO 24T8 *r
m Wwwy. im W. iu*± St. m Are. *^ "
TOPICS OF THE STEEZT. ■
FOREIGN TRAX>IN*C— houses 4mi.
15.(Xi0 shares in lhe> local market, all Tmrrhj^T ■
London coaaol* were steady and tbe ttxuit*i «J?
ket was irrcguUr without tanportant chaa^^"
prif»s. The copper shares were a trtflei
Money rates at the Brltiah capita! were easT^l
no change was repotted la tae <U»coaat ai-v *
Paris Is atlll bidding for sold wbeaevn- th»s2
is .offered tn the open market, and tt is Uk*|T^l
French bankers will get the srealsr pan of rf
South African m*tal which wUI be •taUdle k
London Monday. *
BANKS LOSE CASH.— reported .vannon*
of currency this wwsk lndfarats a k>es la cask I
by the banks of C735.4XX). of which toe crsat* r i»
was to the Interior. Tbe banks received from ti»
Interior $4,455.80*> and sent to the Interior tLMm
including $575,000 transferred througn tt*S
Treasury to New Orleans and $1,717,00 nat^ai
bank notes sent to Washington for resssjaej
Tho lo«s to the Interior was K3&.4M. ReoasjssZ
new gold were $2.110.a». of which SUSUfIa oa Sm
Tork assay of3ce checks. tsft.iM on Baa Fraac
mint checks, and $583,3» on Sesttls assay oc»
checks. Ordinary disbursements by th<» Sui-Tr***
ury were C3w3MO»- Payments by banks to th« 3ab.
Treasury for customs, internal r»v»nue 8 sb»
cent redemption fund. etc.. were $^22^100. Ti,
loss on Treasury operations proper was ZSi..
'200. The total loss to the Interior. $4,221,480. aaOsa
{ Sub-Treaatiry operations proper. tt.OUN, was t.
I 845,600. Deducting the gain by new gold of t2jy£
! 200, the net less was $5,733,400. Receipts of rim^
> from tbe Interior this week were the smaflsst o»
any week this year, while shipment* were tk*
largest since the beginning of the crop nvrreoMai
The net loss was also the largest for the year. ai.
j though exceeded in corresponding weeks of TXX,
| 1806 and 1904.
DIVID DECLARED— Dividends have bssj
declared as follows: Plttsbarg Plate OUss Cfcsj.
pany, regular Quarterly 1* 4 per cent on tue eoa>
mon. payable on September 30; American Baak
Note Company, regular monthly 1 per cent, pay.
able on September 30; Long Island Loan aru: Trust
Company, quarterly 3 per cent, payable oa Oc
tober 1; Union Switch and Signal Company, reyi
lar quarterly 3 per cent on the common and t per
j cent on the preferred, payable on October 23;
Washington Water Power Company, regular <rsar.
terly l»i per cent, payable on October 1; America*
Cities* Railway and Light Company, regular <raar
terly l^i per cent on the preferred, payable <m
October 1: Louisiana & Arkansas Railway, ssan
annual VA per cent, payable oa September S;
Westlnghouso Air Brake Company, regular <?ar
terly 2% per cent, payable on October 10; Mine*
Company of America, 3 per cent, payable on Sep
tember 26; Metropolitan Trust Company, quarterhj
6 per cent, payable on September 3'>; General Chea
lcal Company, regular quarterly I*4 per cent on tht
preferred, payable on October 1: Long Island Loaa
and Trust Company, quarterly 3 per cent. payaiU
on October 1.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.-Erad
street's reports the exports of grain for the wees.
with comparisons, figures in bushels, as follows:
Wheat, flour Included. 3.4&1.9T1. against 3.')12.«1*5»
week and 4.340.8&4 in this week last year: fiscal
year to date. 39.198.756. compared with 33.541,K£ b
the corresponding period a year ago. Corn. 11
443. contrasted with 48.814 last week and 3UQ is
1907; for the fiscal year to date. 004.4». against IV
112,725 in the same period last year.
GOLD EXPORT MOVEMENTS.— The National
Bank of Commerce has engaged $500,000 gold coia
for shipment to Argentina. There is an active de
mand for the metal In Argentina, and under pws
ent exchange market conditions London is aba
to shift the burden of supplying the needs of th»
South American country to New York. In addi
tion to the gold taken for Argentina, the Mer
chants' National Bank and the Roya! Bank of
Canada have shipped $390,000 to Montreal.
REFINED SUGARS ADVANCED.— The Ameri
can Sugar Refining Company, the Federal 9ugsr
Refining Company and B. H. Howell. Son & t
have advanced their list prices for refined sugan
10 points to &10c net. less 1 per cent for cash, for
fine granulated. Arbuckle Brothers continue to do
business on the old basis of 5c net. less I per cent
for cash, for fine granulated.
CITT INVESTING COMPANT.— A special nett
ing of the City Investing Company will be teld
October 1 to act on a proposition to increase tk«
capital stock from $4,000,000 to $5,000,000. It Is also
proposed to classify the stock, making $4,otM*
common and $1,000,000 preferred.
STOCK EXCHANGE LISTINGS.— hs»s
been listed on the Stock Exchange $8,000,000 PltO
burg. Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis RaUwsf
Company consolidated mortgage 4 p«r cent eoupos
bonds and $14,356,000 additional stock of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company.
COPPER PRICES DOWN.— The local Metal Ex
change has made a further reduction of *i cent la
its quoted price for ail grades of copper.
t . " ~~~~~ - -N
ILLINOIS CENTRALS YEAB.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company's report ta
the New York Stock Exchange for the year endei
June SO. 1908. follows. The Income account com
pares as follows with the figures contained in tt»
annual reports of former years:
190*. Vm, J'S'um
Gross earrings $52.830. l».*l£ttS 8Iri«
Expenses and «•.... 40.083.652 -10.065.525 35.4a..4*>
Xet eamtn*s $12,746,774 *1«.545.108 $«JS£.«3
Othsr incocna 713.754 2.SIS.3TS MM*
Total Income $19.462.52S $19.363.«53 »*<J"
Chaxgea 7.77!.».255 7.6T6.532 7.«M>
Surplus t511.683.273 $ll.sti:.i®l $Kl!<»
Surp. div. fd. prey. yr. 1.360.1>* -
Total wrplu. $13.«M8.4«7 fli.^7^l *»*92
Dividend. 6.652.500 6.C52.500 6.0-^
Balance $8,390,637 $5.0»»,23l <4j9g
Exp. other than eper-g 3.686.57* 3.9»»7 .934 4Jl*
Surplus $2. 708. 783 $1,046,337 JW.^
•Inriu<Jeii "other lacotne tacWent to operaUos." »3»is>'
Ingr to $3,686,874.
♦Tti«> surplus. $11.653.273. befor* crwSttinjf iac *J
dtridend fund brought forwar-i from previous J**- ***
before charstnur cut $3,686,874 ' «xpen»es oth»r »»
operation." Is etroal to 12-3 per c«Tit earned on t-« s*
040.G00 capital etcck. ]>ducUaar th« $3.S3a.S7l^tsss^
above Burplas. It would equal 5.4 p«r c«nt oa ti» c»>"_
■lock. ':,'
"MONON'S"' ANITUAL EEPOEI.
The Chicago. Indianapolis & Louisvllls 8 32^/
Company ha« issued its pamphlet report for t-»
fiscal year ended Juna 30 last. The lncomsaoiss \
compares with the preceding fiscal year fOLaw
1303.
r»ro»« earnings ...- ».1«7.1» gH&S
SX9«ssm ...::. 4.003.458 T»c-_j*^
o^r 1^r.:::::::::::v.:r.v._^§ |^
Oth«r Income 2.2.* a "*•_
Total lncotn* »-*»35 f^^S
mtaiwt and rsatals — 1.073.753 Eeo-_J^_
Balance $3«3« 0-I**
IHvidends. preferred, 300.0W . —
Bal«jic« for common —~ 'i^ l^ I***^*
D-.Tideade. oon.moo .•• •**"" "
r>fldt *is|^ gl^S
Adjustiaanu (credit) -— ~ »•**» *»•
Final deficit $»»• **&».
Frsvtoos surplus "_i^Z: -^S
Profit sad loss Cssrptos) $a<».3«- E««- »*• J
LOTJISTAITA & ABKANSAS.
The E«tlM & Arkansas Railway Con? y^
Issued its report for the year ended jb»o
The Income account compares as fooowi 19f A
Groe. e«rnitJKS. 11.144^21 U-^A^ *•«!'»»
Erpeajca and tax—.... 30*. "^ _ "' -^
Netearntao- *^S Jgg *»*»
Otl>»r Income 43.«3d *"°Z: -r~^
eSS. 1—::::::::_^1 — ::::::::_^ _«- _^
JSS. --::::::: "SSSS J^« -Jg
w. -• «^ "IZJ^
•Iqual to per cent earned oa the $3,730.
stock. .
HOMZSTAKE 3U5T5&.
The Homestake Mining Company's rep»« g^
year ended May a. ISCS. compares wiw .^
year, as follows: lptr l^
ToUMncotn. 1^ *$gg3^
X^xpenscs 8.833. — * _*"^ - —T£*f
N>t tncon,-.- -as •UJJgS »jg
Previocs surplus »2.e3» MV— —^T§
Tota! -«p4u, • t -2252 •J-»§s T?!f
Surphis " i44*»«-' «*«•
THE PRINT CLOtTT^AHKET^
Fall River. Mass.. Sept. tf-- Sale \ f °T «j» pw«*
the print cloth market are estlnmtea <• ■ -
General quiet preraUs I- the -fj^ are"'*',
goods. The demand ia ttgat *^ pprp _ ru j s rs.?T*'.'
changed on a basis of 3 cent' *L+i*cK *+
quotations ars »-lnch. •* squart. TL m i 43*>
r,c. BSH-lnch. 64 square. 4H« syi ~ i - '

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