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i 12
TREATISE ON OPTIONS.
Mr. Arthur Cramp, late City Editor of The Time*
4earrß*r<l 'Option*" D*
"The most scientific end prudent way
of operating en the Stock Exchange."
Thl« *«-«ti"m. ilthinch vrrv popular <>n Itir Continent
•nil In laoht. I* lot -n well knonu uinor.c-t In
»rMon so Its merit « Justify.
We have just i.ul.H-lir.l it new Treatise on tills Mib
y-ri. which will Le »rot paM free wu application to
The Secretary.
■ London & Parts Exchange, Ltd.
BANKIE&S.
l?asildon Mouse. Bank,
London. England.
Or from any of Its i;r:«nrli«i
R. L, DAY &■ CO.,
37 Wnll St., SS Congress =>t.
SEW YOUK BOSTON
UGH OB£DE IKfIKII BONOS
N'unicipai end Railroad \
\
Memhrm Nrw York and
J{i.»i.ia Stock Exchanges
Lincoln Trust Co.
American Surety Co
Nassau Bank.
State Bark.
CLiNTOM GILBERT
2 WALL ST.
Dividend Notices.
THE F''TT.TH NATIONAL BANK
or THE crrr OF NEW roRK
New York. S.-r-. -irlvr 224. IBM
The noard of Directors ha.« thin jay drvlarcl a quar
terly dividend of TTVO PER CENT., payable on and
•ft»«r October Ist, proximo.
The transfer bookf. •will c!os« at 3 P. ii.. this dat*. re
•l^nttiK October Ist. ll«i>-
CHARLES 11. PATTERSON".
Cashier.
THE CITIZENS 1 CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
of new YORK.
New York. September is. Il>n3.
The l«-ar(5 of Directors has this lay declared a quar
terly dividend of One and One-half Per Cent free of
tax. payable on and after October 1. l-" •■• stock
holders of rf-rcru at the close of business September 2S.
IWS. ALBION K. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
Minneapolis & St. L*>ul* Railroad Co.
Coupons <jue. Ocutba 1. I;* 1 -. (No J'acltio Extension
3! .mis at this company, -n-ill be paid ca an! afr.r that
<.at» upon j.r-";-< nTutinn at the office of the company. -.">
liruaJ Etreet, Hear York.
F. H. PA VIS. Treasurer.
«ARFIEL.I> NATIONAL BANK.
, Twenty- third St_ & Sixth Aye..
New York. Sept. 21. If***.
I The rtoarr: of Directors have declared a quarterly divi
dend of THREE PER CENT obi the capital Stock ■•: this
bank, j.arsi.if. free of tax, on ana after Sept 3<>th, l!" I*.
"The transfer books will L* closed until Thursday. Oct. Ist.
Ji<"- W. L.. DOOOLJLSS. Cashier.
CONDITION OF TRADE,
t Iran's Review says:
1 While the temperature has been too high for best
results in fall retail trad., the volume is steadily
increasing and manufacturing plants have extended
«p«'raUons still further. Fbere remains the draw
*>aok of tern water that retards pome mill work
land river transportation, while valuable Umber has
Ttx-en destroyed by forest fires. Leading industries
are receiving larper contracts:, especially Bteel and
cotton mills, although the raw cotton market was
•unsettled by labor troubles at sshlre mills
that threaten to interrupt the export movement
of the Southern staple Some seasonable increase
Is noted- in the coal industry, although production
end shipments art- still smaller than a year* ago.
Most Jobbing houses report a tendency to prepare
lor the future on a larger scale, and woollen mills
Jiavc less idle machinery; but shoe shops find diffi
culty in 111 Ing, the higher prices made necessary
Tby the firm leather market. Railway f«rnines thus
•far reported for September are 9.3 )«•: cent W?
than last year, and foreign commerce at this port
alone bar the last week shows a loss of JM0.696 in
exports and a pain of laMUM in imports as com
pared with the same week last year. The crop::
are being marketed freely and money is withdrawn
•from local banks by interior correspondents, but re
■jervea are still abnormally heavy and rates low.
Several orders of importance have b-v»n placed tl>!«
■week for finished steel and th*- osoal cup] if
Final! contracts appeared, but the waiting attitude
Js still conspicuous among the large buyers, espe
<•!«;>• the railways. Prices are steady for Iron and
«=te*l. but minor metals are in large supply and
vnk. Some lmprovfm"TiT has occurred in the
J>rimary market for drygoods. although the situa
tion is not radically changed.
liradrtreefs says:
"While events generally tend toward steady, if
SSaaJr. improvement, conservatism still rules* pur
chasing in ■wholesale and Jobbing lines, and .-it
Miutl large centres fall trade, notably in dry
rood?!. has reached and passed it? m«xinii">i.
Taken as a whole, trade, though In a few instances
eoual to a year ago at this date, is still generally
Tbelow the normal, and th» approach of xh* «.!eotlnri.
evidenced by increased activity by prominent men.
has a tendency to dlsoourn.ee all bat absolutely n^c
frsr.ry purchases. Buying is therefore l-irr.'ly for
quirk delivery, cxpro?? shlpmentf: ft small oMits
'ore a feature, and there is no dip--sition to anti'"!
•pate requirements, esrM>clally as there is an ric
m«nt of uncertainty existine as to possible tariff
changes, pledged to follow the elections. 'Western
tmde .T<l\ir.-c nre grv.d as a whol^. UHVURtI ho'ise
tr?«d» is on th* Til- and trav^lllns pwleaui"*! nro
r li*-/l noon to ink* 1 car*) of reorder business. Par!*!''
Coast trade iwoortc and thoso received from the
spring wheat Xorthw^st are generally encouraging.
RAILROAD EARNHv T GS.
BTFFAT.r.. ROCHEPTKR & PTTTSBCRO.
ll«^. - I>r7 WM
Third -week In ?ert . JITI.7CS *■,'■-<. <i"1 J174 2?r.
July Ito Sept. 21 . . . . 1 7fcj".:i.YT 2.225.C75 1.P25.422
Canadian* PACIFIC
•Third »wlt In Beat. f 1.471.000 $1 (M.WMI *1 M or«i
July Ito Bept. 23 .. MMS.9M 18.12R.000 HLML.°9ffl
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Third »-p»k in SfTt ... tV<* f.TT. ..-i tISI 2<V)
July Ito s=«r>t. 21 ... . 2.0^5.700 2.412.000 l.Ci2.2Cn
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
•Number of mil** 4 okt, 4 ok- 4 nc<»
Third week In Bent.. f-.M.r.01 J(C>«'.lll f «.■■»■". >i-r (
July lls per- 21 . 8.489^03 ».W»S.«i7; l.'t Ki.-i.i-«.<i
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT KORTBEBK
Third week In Pert . flM.<«"O |191.<MW Jl«3 (ft)
Ju'- Ito c», .21 1.~0.213 1.r<21..'!27 l.OW.'ono
IOWA CENTRAL.
J»'umh»T r,f miles BH '.*.« KW
Third week in Beet... 5Q3.42T, J74.012 KSOSn
«Juh- 1 •• Bee* 21 68X332 7lfi.2M t:^»247
MINNEAIOLIS A- ST. LOCn
Third «~»k la Be** . 1104.371 $.^ Wl7 .- .....
July I to Sept. 21 647.103 ft7.V3.VJ 800,717
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Third wi^k in «* r t.... $«77.f««t SSSS.DnoT Jfto4.OfK)
July Ito Sept. 21 ».i.13.2i2 11.2^90t 1<..4.-,*..«k-.
fOiMial Branch.)
•N'utnber B( rrfl<-» 31.1^ ry-c __.
Third week la Sept •• •».«» fS2.fIM *--(W,
July Ila Bcgg 21 ... 40a049 41T.45.-. ::;....,,,
I7ABASH.
Third week in . (553.053 «r: MM «aajU
"**•»••< »---■ 5.877.773 ....:-... v 4 -^4',
ST. LOtIS BOCnnTESTERX
Number of miles 1.293 1 ■»,< -, ~-
Third w«ek in Sept.... $2in.070 S23L9M ROlilffl
July Ito Sept. 21 ... 2.2.r..2T.3 2 427.1C5 •> 1-4 ' i
t & PACIFIC.
Third wetk in pept.... JS'>.47« KXBLI4I J"44 44c
Jan. Ito Sept. 21 *.700.491 IlVl^! l^isoiG
ATCHIF. .N. TOPEKA & SANTA VJX
Month of August —
"Number of mi).* o.3*i'> <» I*U ■„,
Grew, earirinjf. J7.478.310 $7.9*V£»i J7 "fll 4"'7
tottwaaa and tax«... 4.y.b.2ai ;,>ji. 1/;, 4MB'Jm
fS^TSisi"^ ****-"* T2Tl^^ T2^ 74S
Gtots earnlnga 114.404.717 Has Jl3 032 2-% C
Vxi*™** and tax««... K«ai.l-.7 n.3^.457 *«;*^ciS
Net «an:lnrs 2 mm. f4.843.Ci0 $4.r,47.fiis 1.--.;:.-. ]
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Month of Aup-unt —
?'UBit»-T of mlUs 2 r.:w ** 370 1 s7fl
Cro«» earning $747 *»,' |Oft.«nu J.MM'l^t
Operating expenses. . . MUM «J».2i<# 4*«2>*i .
N't r-nrnlr.?- . .. tl«m.ll» 12145.403 .- 5192.100
July 2 to Auk. 31 —
Grc*» aaaaaaasa $1,473 $1.71^ £0,1 Jl lfis 7fK)
Operating aa|inaiiai l.'Sn.!:«i 1.21H.500 h<k>.7'i<.
Xet earnlm?n 2 m ».. «'.*•••-. MST.MU ?r(ft>l7>lo
UEanOH VALLEY.
Month <•? Aucust —
Gr. if »-i-n!:,« f2.2*01.1».'C! - 406.003 «:; ;-. '.< «27
£xp*n«<r>i «ii t:\»-» 1.3iC..«;7ii 2.1M>.:H2 1 7s:i.::r,
Net earntnc« . f)«7 v 2: $1 »0.2C1 !«! :.!<; 4.;-
July 1 to A::g IS —
Cit»« *ani!njr» . $."1 ."'..<> Jc,.78.-..0.)r, (6.33*1.871
*exi*nfni r.n-i tax-»... 3.r.!ri.r2T» 4.ir.;t.hT.3 :<!4:»it^.'..>>
Net cartilnc# 1' n:. «. . f 1.7<n«.5."1» ■: :?:•_' J2.543.013
mx CITY BAIID TKAXeIT.
Month of Atitruiit :*is CSttiixn
0r..»5 «irnlmtii FEM2.3 2 ls'<- >:u 47-:
Operating *xi^niu-n 2-1. 7"7 Inc. »- 1 :.■_•.-.
N»-l eamtn.Ts $?.-■< . Inc. 51:1 ,v,]
Charjr<» ana arftaiua' ("iviJerJ?.. l**s.OUo Inc. 1;i.r.:.7.
laatrCus *i-■•;.■..i -■•;.■.. Inc. ng
l'r./m Jar.. 1 lo Auk. 31 —
Cr w »«rnin|r« ;... M 1*1.K3 Inc. t»3.Ota
Operating (paan 2.iKC.4.j<; i tir . nw'i.'.'i'i
X»t eaxnlti»r» .. J-£.ov<;.4M» Inc »:«, •._ ;
Cbarjre* and pt»-r«r:wl dlx-ld'-n-iK. l.<ki«. |.V> inc. S4.k.V.
CKtrpi'J* ■ '■' MM Dae J-4K<>.C'
Th« registration days this year are Monday.
October C: Tuesday. October 6; Saturday,
October 10. and Monday, October 12. All who
intend to vote must regirttr on one of these
days, between 7 a. m. and 10 p. m.
IRREGULARITY IN STOCK MARKET
HEW YOKK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1908.
«? - >r... ■| & U¥[¥l% ""• I>Bsasa 5St!T:::::::::: W£P g 1 1
ft •Atn*lp«imated SS: 1 ::::::::::: ;■•;- i||i■| JS «. % lowa Ontr.il -,;;:::::::::::::::::: ; JJJi || |i I I
i. -n» American A^-r. Chem 27H 2gi 27% ZWfc 8| - a s Centra , l>r | » :>j> » 3^ ?7
!•■ 1 +',4 'American I'.-t Pu^.'<r. ,^,-' I).- lg? «v » XXi MO - S Kansas City Southern I 27% 27% 27% Jo» »* j»
KW I ... American Car * Foundry ;OW »V» 38% 39^ » sj^ j _ 2 Kansas City. Ft. S. *M. pr... M oS 08 » » •
jr.) American 'Cctton Oil pr - •; -. 34 . 33%! M; 34 J4> 5W Louisville & Nashville | I<M%| 106% l 104-'| 105>i 1051 11»%
1. •• — American Hid« A Leather 5 5 ' »- ,2 ** » , + £ Mexican Central ctfa j l^l^f?*!*^'*^ .: s '; s nX;n X ; »
M - American Hide £ Lo.ither pr.. -■•.< 23*4 -;. --J. j : .\- S™ L^ +v SSt_P& S. K. M., ex .liv ?? lu Vs ; 119:4 " -i US^ ÜB% U.« ♦
410 ! + - American Ice Securities ; 25% 25^ 25^ -■- jj% j»-* 2^ ti* Missouri, Kansas * Texas |M | 31» »i 31 BI MH
1« j -14 -American Linseed.: ; .J. '.':■■ IW4 WHj » » -3,,) +I , A Missouri. Kansas^iTexas.pr/. Ooli; »% 6^-1 K|i M^i •;.' +
3.7.0 -*. 'American Locomotive ! , «% 1 «STfc im '"' iniu 101 103 1.9* + 2 Missouri Paclnc J 53-f ••:;* ••-•' . •-> gj* M 3
ICO 1 ♦'4 'Aanerican Locmotlve !•■;...... 1014 101 *.5. 5 10U 2 101 V, im . • ir^ 2a » •National Lead I >-'. L i! »2 I »i*" ! . -'„» «*
30.1W i • i>, -American Smeltinp. ex div I. iMVj W -OTk p% S% »% 9 ' no _? . . ltl()lml Lead pr I lttij* 1-.-. 4 "-?^ MVi 10 ?. i°?u
200 ! - i. 4 .American Bmeltms 1"". ... l--- i"- ':■ 10-^ ■ l 2r / * l«l 7 i.-A U«» + % W*ewhou»e M. & S - 1 . 5Ja -'* •'•-■ -X 1"X 1 " -
sno I -:, •American Smelting pr 1« SOVi SI i SO% 61 ™\ « , +2 ! «New York Air Brake j73 i 74-v 73 1 .4 .-.]-.
MO f 3 American Steel Foundry new.. 2-, <•- 2f* *% r' l| j;, ♦% New . York Central HB%! IW l^v-.'' :', ; ■;« »' ;*
.1 American Steel Foundry pr....J « 41 « 41 40 to ■ _? New York. Ont. A Western WA *>*;■> +. - ;;• *%
l.« 00 • \ •Ameri.an Sugar. m^ MWI l« -% Norfolk & Western 72 72 » « -, - -
im ♦ H 'American Tel. 4 M l-\. l» »fi «u|S W 33.656 i Paclflc ■1 W \-^ • ■-* ;■■ '- \»* 3 ..»
fiJpAnaconda «^ I v^* i," « * *£* 4.4^ Ifl? »Northern Paclnc ctfs 12» IS2 la l ,_. 1., l^i *
2JM -i 4 Atchteon , s ;^ . v> :- ,< -\ o i ♦- -,,; 3 » \- 4 Pa.-ific Mail M ,2SJ .^ i"'-" s iSI* mv r" ; '4
300 + lAtchlson pr...... ', '-T. ,; ..- KM S^ p? 3.100 Pennsylvania Railroad ! 1r,""1 r,"" ! * !772 ; ! fi" i: '^'! n""! T^
3.>,> Baltimore & Ohio (W; * - ■«> » %*] '^ i» j ' m +^ Plttsburg Coal U 11 I 1 jUv 11 1
30 C •BatopiLas Mining ,3*l 3^« 3J4 3£ 3JW « t £ Pressed Steel Car (31 31% 31 W\\ a*.* il*
50 Bethlehem Steel 21% 21% 21% 21V aM» -- « »•„ — •Railway Btee] Spring 18 |^38 ; I ■;.% ' lS,j ! \ f7\ ffl%
4.430 + ** Brooklyn Rapid Transit V **£ 4 . *l 4S j. * 48 ♦% Reading j.... 1»^; T'lfflli^^lS
40,5 Brunswick l~ ' '-■ i* * 172% .i:,, 172% 400 i -1 •Republic Iron & Stefl : 21* 22, M?, 2. ■-- -- 1
2.3 t.i f%' Canadian Pacific .- 1. • 1.2 vl. - "g* Mg* Hgj _ % •Republic Iron A Steel pr .Si ,jV 78 W •'; g*
KM —** central Leather 25£ -.' 2; So. g^ «L «* 12.310 1S - Kork Island > 18% 19% ISU 19:4 "-*! ™
W f $ Chesapeake & Ohio 40% 41 40. 40% 40% 41 £.310 «J «^« ;^, and r . s%, w , 35-, g« »-s g
1.400 -^Chicago t;re-.t ■■■• B J^ '*>*] ' im +2 St. L. &S. X Ist pr 50- 5W_ §o_;| j» « %,
10". +1% Chicalo Gr.-at \X ( -*\7 n , <lph ---: /3 .^ ,^J ,vf: ,35 j 400 +1 li. Lo^s& Soutlnv.stern pr.. 44>i! W*l 44 4*; % «
pgSS; mil; *at p ctfa P fj mhi i«ib| j«% Jgpj j«vJ m m.200m .200 - % southern Bgcx : gv -UJ ISV4 ps | ™ iisgi ii^i m%
J,3SO +1 Chicago A: North w.st orn 1138 IS9 lw?4 io? 10 5,,* 3 1; W +^ Southern Railway ?1 2JV i2l *. 21*-*, .1 *
i «isSi SMSII || sa £ s S = SSpiHSi in |fl PP P Ife
iS || gJ §g &S? g | -- /JT&rni-:::::::::: ;!|iW | ; f
•;i0 ♦»g 'Colo. & South. Ist pr. ex .Iv 2~. f.4% R»*h 64% 64% fi4 fi»% r .9W _ Railways & Light 8K *;*! «M «4 »■ «W
J-5 |@g|f| 1 1 11 1 1 ' I J llt Pill f 1 1 1 1 1
MQ -r Com Prcduct» Ref pr iln «W iif 4 «* « ,«7 MO —^ IVnlon Paclflc pr |J% Bj% *"» gj* " ,!. »
ij-: - -pv::::::::::.:::::::::::::: iSiill i ills 1 . -::::::::-? : l ii i
« : -i: KKro^eir^j^"::::; . H^SSll! *g £?? o">S::v.::::.::::::o ">S::v.::::.:::::: & & jK & ||; |«
IS ! _ inteTboroturh-Metropolitan pr.. M% « .| % !iS;:: O%j 82 »> -h wteconsln central pr , 48% |-.. 48% 18% «C 4v, 49
50J 1_ i; llntemntional Paper ?::::: !5* "% Hii 1(^ • ~mi 511 1 . . — _ ! — i ' — —
"" 32$ Z\Z c^SSefw^Sl^^e^ the f a,o period In *,*■
•I'nllsted. . " ~
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
Hill and Rock Island Issue* Rise
Sharply— Professional.
Th- upward paco of Thursday in the Stock
market was not maintained yesterday, the
course of the trading being marked by much
irregularity, although at the dose net grains
considerably outnumbered net losses. First
quotations "were in the majority of instances
fractionally under the final prices of the pre
ceding day, and strength did not begin to de
velop until around the end of the first hour.
from which time on the tendency was Irregu
larly upward. Foreign |K>usea sold stocks In
moderate volume at the high level of the morn
inp. The- feature of the trading was the sharp
advance in the late afternoon of the Hr» stocks
and the securities of the Rock Island sj-stem.
Northern Pacific, which wltJa^Great Northern
has for a good while lagged behind the rest of
the market, made a rapid advance of 44 1 * points
to 138%. and bad lost only one point of Its gain
at the close; while Great Northern gained] l»»
points. The movement of these two stocks *aa
attributed principally to covering by the shorts.
who had become overconfident m consequence
of the extensive liquidation In them and their
apparent lack of support. The advance in the
Rock Island Issues, which ran to 4\ points In
Hock Island preferred on very heavy trad
2% points in St. J.«.'iis & San Francisco — nd
preferred and 10 joint? in the CbJcago & East
ern Illinois certificates, was accompanied by re
ports that arrangements bad been made to
finance the "Frisco's obligations maturing on
October 1 and its note Issue of about $7,125,000.
falling due on December 1. Although leading
Rock Island interests said that no financing
was imminent, the Impression persisted that ar
rangements were at least under consideration
looking to the taking of steps which would
benefit the system. In the bond department the
heaviest transactions were in the bonds of th-
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific and the Si
Louis & Ban Francisco, which closed at about
the best prices of the session, representing
gains of from 1% to 4 points. Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific, the sales of the former' of
which were the largest of any Issue, closed at
fractional net declines, and appeared to have
been distributed under cover of the strength
prevailing in th" general Hat.
The day's trading was apparently in large
measure professional, and was not Influenced
by news developments, for the day was devoid
of news bearing upon the market for securities
Although the market has become sensitive to
political developments, the most important over
night occurrence, the publication of another in
stalment of the letters contained In the por
tentous leather basr of William K. Hearst, only
added to the proof of the already known fact
of the Standard Oil Company's active Interest
In politics and politicians. The political situa
tion should be the controlling factor of the
stock market operations, for upon the outcome
of the contest for the Presidency hinges the
question of th<- speedy revival of confidence and
of business activity. The mercantile agencies
this week report an Improvement in business,
but point out that it is slow and cautious, tb*
bulk of the buying being still for Immediate,
deliver:.-— in other words, hand-to-mouth buying
—and many important orders being withheld
until the result of the election shall be known.
The election of Mr. Taft appears now to be
virtually assured, but the uncertainties of poll
tics are proverbial, and the enemy is active.
Within twp or three weeks it will be possible
to make forecasts which will be fairly trust
worthy. but tbe stock market cannot yet with
safety proceed to discount the probability of
the triumph of the Republican policies at the
•mils in November.
The shipment of gold to Canada is responsible
for the largest part of the $5,517,000 loss of
cash by the banks this week. Indicated by the
known movements of money: but despite that
loss, a favorable bank statement Is probable to
day, as the severe liquidation In the stock
market must have reduced materially the loans
and deposits, and therefore the amount of the
required reserve against deposits.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London, Sept. ±:>, 4 p. m. The market S< \ Ameri
can s<'Curit!eß was heavy. Final prices follow:
Land. ■) New fork Now Yolk
cl'.s. . equivalent, llci c. Changes.
Anaconda ii 4.**-* 4.: •«
At. '.-■-. . . I*l*4 -,' r » S!»U — ~.a
■■«ui.ii-n l'eollle . ... 1.. ! . 112's 171 '. + t»
m I'nui i:«; 1 , i.::< *„ 133% — "*
Erie » . . ;•■ v « :::-■ • :: • . — '.
do Ist .I--.... . 44 \ <:«'- 4.'i + 4
IUI ■ i .Html . l«:t J ; i tv% 14" —'
I.nulxilll* & N-iSlivllU-.il>>. 1.:. « |114 +1,4
Ken rock Central.. . I"* I>r,., 'KM.* -- ';
r<n;i?, Kanli . . «l 12."- 132% — ',
Rea4inx <■>< 12*% l-"-': — la
<..u.r-.n I'p.t-tllc - M", 1 -. ■'•*•» I'M -4 - ',
ii:i !i I'aclJic . . ici !.';i lr.'.i^ — ';■»
f - .-'< • i -lil'-j. 4". 4 4:,^ .
•!•. ).•• ♦• rrcl ii-"* urn ■■. i<><.i + %
•r.\ Hi :•!■ n<:
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET. ;i >i money in
London. '/.;"■, ]..-; cent; open market discount rate
for ort UUa. r -/ !•'-'*> per ■«-.it; long ;.iiN.
1 7-10 per cent. Berlin discount rate. 3*, 4 per cent,
Paris «4 !.•••• -iMiiit rate. . 1-lij per cent. Paris <\
chang< ■ii London. *T> francs \\\-. c«'ntim"s. I'erMn
exchange on London. 20 marks S3'; 4 pfennigs. Un
COM. 77s lO%d.
FOin:i«N SKCUKITIKS.— cor.sols foi
money. Bli-K per cent; for the account, 13-".o.
French rentes. s*> francs 22',i centimes.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
Imports and mark, of dl'XCOOda this \ve*"k.
with ...mp»rl«onf. wi*- as follows
Th!» w»*!c. Lttrt week. Last y<ur
Total import* $2.7i>>.hr.3 52.5.VJ.120 f3.091.210
TOUI niark«linsi 2.857,845 ■ i«. (;37 3.218.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1908.
BOND MARKET SALES.
277.00 Japaneso 4**5.... 00% 8000 Ft W * D C l't l'- v .
1000 do 9uV am* Int R T N Clfs..l»l*;4
2o<X-0 d.. 2.1 .'.»«»• Int-Met 4 Vis «*)•
1000 do 4s BOH 40000 do ':s-22000: s
22000 NVC 4s 10.*.7... 10t\| ll<»>0 do '; .
19000 do iovs 107000 do '," -
;..«. do <u,s 1867... 110% 70000 do »»
20000 do HOT* lOiif) Int &Ot N M Bb. £
3inoo do HO 1 . 3<»00 keF a * m •»»• ■•}'*
28000 <; • I'-'K uo%|aoooo do ]*
4, ... ido New 110% r.<«"» do •'•'••'; '• •• •',
80000 do 110?* 1000 KCoEI 4m Stpd- . 83
130000 do 11l 180000 L.B* M 8 Deb 4b MVi
40<>(X. Am T& T Cnvt 15000 do 4* 1881 >■;• •
4 8 92*. soon Stan Con 4s iWa
1OKX) do 14000 M C Ist Inc Ctf». »<
l"r>-««0 do !'2%l BOOM of S J lot B« I". »
1000 An: Tobacco .1104 100" Mo X & Ok Ist. .I' 1-'1 -' »
fliWO do 4« 73*1.1 N«»> MX& TS X 4-..« M§.
7000 do ..78% 3000 do •■■ "'■'
aoofi Ann Ar Ist 4*.. 84 , 8000 Mo Pa« Trust •'»■ W~2
1000 A T « S F Ad] i 1000 M * O Oen 4a... fe4\
4- !>» 2000 N<• &Ft L l»t ,, o .
ISOOO do Gen 4a 101 '4 Con Hi I'-'s
BOUOO do Conrt G5...108£ SOOf< NY C Deb 1984.'. JM *
l'tJ"<»l At Coast 4s ... i' 4 I lfiimo .'.,, I. B COl •'i';". 83
4>»»> I? &- O GoM 45... 101 5000 S V Air B Convt
H>'i,i Bkln Ran Tr 4J». 74»5, ft* ■*' *
].««. do 74>iilOOf¥i do ««.■
2*00.) do 74% 2000 do •• '•'" •
2000 Bkln Vn Oaa •'-. '■•:•-- 5000 N V N II & H ,. v ,
I<K>«> c So Ist K»t 05.107 Dds 0* .. '- ■'>
anno Cof Ga Con Ba 10W4 6000 do C nvt BH«.. ii 1-'1 -' -
1000 Cent I^oath«T f.s. 98 . 7'«*> do >'- ♦
1«.., do . nTS •■«•«' N.v W Conn ■»■ P»H
WOO '••:.• I'uc Gtd 4*. 97 . :■'•" do ... "'■"'
UtoriO do l>T l -i aw» do -' •
3(1000 do l'7\ :t<««' doPC*C4«.. -■ ■.
i:,,,, do t'7\ S>« 0 Nor Pa< Gen 3a.'. i 34
,«...i do •■r.^ 6000 do Prior *a 102H
-.-.,.«. do 97V. '.'■ »O S!. lit'l H-f 4. '•'♦"•
InOO C& 0 Con r.!.... ! ■•'■ I !•"• >■'■'. Convt 3 ' ' "■ «
.' .■ do U-n 4^i> l»l"«l WO" ■' • Con •»« Ilct«.lJ»l •
HH« Chic ... Alt ' .T~». 72% [1Cn00 d.. . 1' '[■'
t;i*>i> do "Iv 8000 Reading Gen 4» . '.''•'•«
inori .;.::- T7\ *'*<> do :''i--.
2TjOOO Chic *S W Gen I •»•<»•» Rio OA' l*t... l' ■ •
3Ht f<4^ .•"•i st L & S X Hff
i<»x> c !•"&-« .it 4i.. ■■- . ••' J. '.
li*«»> d> l«% 37000 di '■'■:
;. ■■■ do !»*"!» I .*.<■»> do 73".
iftOU ,; , 1 -:* ;i>m«i do 71\
; •.. Ji ■;. . 4s 90' 7- ■•■ do 7;
2v»00 C H 1 & V K.f l«W0 do "' x
4- MM 41'«»' do '»'.
1.-.,., .- , .. vi.:, I.'*.-. do . i4»it
.-.■«.«> i d., . . s>. •_ do "»":
l'7i»«> do .... s«.%U««vi do 74%
lono do It X ■«. «7 . oono do "■
;:.-■.«■!> do OS '■*" do ■4»4
.-,.«i0 do iwsjionno rto 74T»
Sow. do •• <-.s-> -..*. i <*! I, BWB l»t 45.. 112
7ono do «>-. :—: — do ....... '■- ■
I(K>XJO do .... >■•--, lono do ..... li: "«
2<K^> do «* <.t I'"""* do ''-'4
lGHf4n ,< . . . n:< ! l'««> «t p M * M 4H«.H«
.■■ do r»l» 2000 PA ha P «;." -
',-••-■ di «J".| 1000 Hi> I'nr Cl Tr 4«. M'«
Mini rf,, t,'!'-,! gono do Ist n»f 4« •>'',
r/HKi do '■■•■' lfiiO South ii> lit .'.«.. I'»l*S
■__-■ . <i o rr.%[ li»«» do M& O Col n 84
7:rmo d . '■■ ISOijO Third Ay« C< n4«
77' .i do 704 Btpd r '"'i
l»i«>o r.o . .. 701.4 inff<n do . f#t
1,..v do Cl Tr .'.« "'-«•.■ 4'""' T !>o . . "■ 4».r. P3
r.r., <■ do .-.-, ionn< Union !'«•• l*t 4».1" '.
:•■•■. . . W«ij 20l»0 di ■ l*' l »
:>!•><»> f«.o <"* : . 1 l 7'>.. do Convt 4.1 ... "T\
innofi do •-"■>. sif>oo do ... - '-'"^
104^0 do I-,.",', i .V.i.iii .',., . I' 7"*
4".imO do ... an |2irt-«>O do Ref ** '■' ■
I.v«m do sen ioooo do ..... '•'•* 1 .
:•■•'. <> «m\ siooo d c) ... l»"*w
:•■ ■■-- do 87 j •"• OIT 8 Steel . ; F &».1014
lOftii i d . 674 ?:!"<>•> do I' 1 ' *
1.-j. •■ ),, 67*4120000 do ■ : ''' •
I'./i do 875 1142000 d-, 1014
'■-•• do 874 800 <!o Rear. . H'!",
innn d. ns l.vxm v : . ic & c r.»... iw
li,'H<i do .. ,-.>••.. I'"" 1 do .. . •"'
I.mm, <-• ft a l«t -is .-.f JK»%I •"»«»• .i-> I""
-■■■-• d> !<■» I 2000 •'. ■ I'""s
PCOO do Urt £• Ext | 2000 W.ih Ref « Ext •«- >
4VK v. . ,v«»i Wnli I'lttn T Ist. 47
3»>nn do " *•" v . i 4000 do 24 ...10
1000 Co] Inl ."is 7.1 - 1000 '".•..• mi 4« 7".
!"•! <"-.,., Q af i.pi, r!«.l4*. [10000 Wntingh a F r.i -'
1" « Del .' H I' f 4^ ■ 1000 do -'"•
ftfs ■' ". ' :.'»«i do s ">
S4AOn do 101 I l'"«» Wot E*hom 4r. . . •••' i
W* IV! Cliv fjna nil. loo |11'^» W In n Ti .'.5... ftl'-i
10<«') ! r-, ■■<■ T-t A rou 12.VH10 Wla Cent Gen 4s. P.".V4
en 7! 110000 do ■'■'■
Total sal ■ of bon«Js. $3,710,500.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONET MARKET.— Money on call oponfd at lv;
per c«nt; hljph«Bt, 1% P Pr c nt; lowest, 1 per cent;
last loan. l^. p*>r c^nt; cloadna;. lV.iTTl'i pt r«»nt:
r"llnp rntp, IV4 ppr cent. Tini^ nrmov was fiffrr^ii
well, but at slightly increased rates over the
lowest I; 1 : 1 tfci. although requirement consumed
only a Bmall part of the offering*. R^tea: Sixty
dnys. 2 : -.. p**r cent; ninety rlnys. 2 a i!53 per cPiit;
four month?--. 3Vi per cent; flve, six and seven
months, S"r£@3«4 per cent. Mercantilo pnppy was
Inactive, owing partly to the dearth of hiKh class
material and partly tr. the apathy of buyers, 01
caslcoed, no doubt, by the low rates demanded
by makers. H.t>*. 41.4 l . per cent for sixty (Hid
ninety days' Indorsed bills receivable, 4V14?-'*i pet
cent for choice four to six months' single names,
and r/fi'>Yj p<»r cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— The foreign exchange
innrkft opened steady, with rates little changed
nt 1.98T0®4.85"4 for <;it,!.-H. 4.8830&4JM0 for demand
sterling and 4.85^4.8510 for sixty-day bills. Short
francs were Quoted at .*,.10' 4 less 1-32 nnd short
relchsmarks at <.<i\ less 1-32. The. market held
steady In the day. with rates fluctuating narrowly.
Cables were quoted ,-it 4.8565@4J5*4, ilemnnd ster
ling nt 1.86*0 bid and asked, and sixty-day bills at
iv<i_\.i". Short francs held around D.lf.H less
\-::i and short reichsmarka at $">% less 1-32.
Bankers' posted rates were as follows:
Sixty days. liemnnii.
Iterltne 4., 50 4 87H
■ :•• .! :-:i.v, r'lc-!.«mnrka .. '.ir^k 0314
l.i i is franca T>. \n% 5.15
U<-li;lum. franca „ &.20">» , 0.10'«
SlHtzerland, franc* B.lHii 5.14H
Holland, KulMeta 40-* 40H
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Boston, 7U.r discount;
Chicago, 30c discount; Bap Francisco. slc-iit TVs.c
premium, telegraph Me premium; New Orleans,
commercial $14" discount, bank $12.". premium;
Charleston, buying par, selling 1-K>c premium.
BANK CL.EA RINGS.— New York, exchanges
t3g1.323.T65, balances d2,300.T55; <"!ilctko. exchanges,
$3'"..."'.f'.<>".7. balance* J'..".-:?. : Boston, exchanges
$15.:'2t".«10. J«lsnces «!,•;?■;■■. Philadelphia, ex
chances (16,899.119 balance* 11.310.032.
SILVER MARKET Bar stiver, :.:">■ Mexionn
rilvcr dollars, 4.v. [Jar silver In rjond< n closed at
2;: 13 l€d; line. ■■!.
GOLD PREMIUM. In Madrid, 11.435; U«bcn, 18.2 a.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican exchnnge on
New York Is quoted «t 2.*.1\.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.— receipts
reported from iVasliington 1737.471; Internal reve
nue receipts, JSCTJSO; mlscellancoua receipt*. $55,120,
Receipts for the day, tI.TTiQ.ST.3: expenditures. $".'.
,•...■•-■ Receipts' for the month to due, }-<0.559.57.'; .
expenditure?. W3.35Q.0C0; excess of expenditure:;,
(502 D.125. Receipts for th<- r!:.;ii year to dat<-.
1137,623,700; expenditures, $16».€22.3fc5; excess of ex
penditures. t31.798.e9X
Sl'li-TKKASKHY.- The Bub-Treasury won debtor
to the Clearing House HS6,<2t.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
ni«l. Asked. I Bid. Asked.
German eon 3\ip til I.*1 .* u2Vi Oof colacna 45.. U*svi wi»',-»
l!..\.rian «O\- 41100 101 Cor Munich 4«.. M% WU
H> k.-I 1:1 gov :ii-.B tfoii Bl<4|C of Auxaourii 4- lts'. t wu'4
Saxony eov as.. 62* »3*iiC of Vlenn-i 4»... ar. OH
Hamburt: eav 3« * hS |C of F-OQ M 3'i» KO'j n:»,
C c? lSvi-ljn is.. W.i lo«'i|Mcr. jjovt so.d Ss.iuO'.i IW
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the laM actual sales and tha
closing quotations for stocks in which there weri
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange:
La,, ,;:,.,,n, | If-Is. -- s .
»ale. Bld.A«ked. ■«>•■ B'J.Ask"..
Adams Ex.lT.f 1(11 - Lake Shore »TO -
AU-Ch Co.. 101* 1" ,l-r.- Island. 41 38 »_
Am a C i-f DI 1W M I Marino . ... •» iV ° '* .' *
•Am 11 ti pi .."- — -- I <*o pref •■■ -' • ■:-', --
Am Can.... ■'■''•i •"•'>» 8 M.irkay Co .•* '••'•J '•
do pref... C 7-» 58 58 , do pVef . . . 88 88 6»H
a «'*K vt i'»' "■•■ Man Ueuch.V "•' -.' ...- - -..;
Am Coal. 1-*" 12" 100 (Manhat hi. .U3' 4 .*. 1-J
Am CO if I" 1 -* I"' »2 I M.I Coal pt.. >*' J^ —
Am U Tel. •-•" — 8» I'M St Ky... 30 29 ,"»
Am Kxp.... 1964 103 21l> I Mich Ceni..— l'"| «*"
•Am Ur T. 7S 74 s ,M &Stl- ■ 2.' t 2b fJ
•Am Un pf 23V4 2Uj 2.". I dv pr f. . <»j ••* '".
An. Malt... 7\ 7\ B<4IMSP4SSMpf.HIIH I«H J«H
do pref*"' ■•-■■s 47 »> Mi .v K«..-.l«fr* J8" }»
Am Snu« 1-2H 11-"I 1 -" n«« |.\tfh <* Ch. li" i' ■■• "•»
a^l 82 UTHI'Nat 81a....W
, .., , ;.-.;, ft 7 « *do :r- f .in% tin I"
•Am B pf..127 12r. 127 IN E i Btp. . »H «■ *«"!•
AM TA:C. 70 ti- 7& Id pi^f.... 77 » «|J
Am To;, pf. 02H I'l'i V'4S,N of M ;.t 61 •/.' » ••; »
•Am. Wool. SlVa »» 24 I do 3d pi IJVi l"'-» 1. 'i
•:. ;r.-t .92 !-■ »1 New C Coal 4.'. 33 00
Ann Aruor. — 13 30 ;.N V C&Bl 1. ■<»-. »Vi J.
d . ; i-r. . — — 100 i do 2: rf.. .-' «►"* •*
At Coast 1.. *« t-4 n V Dock it;^ •;-■» •■;
It A O pf. "<i M IK> N V ■>* W. - 7 }20 J3>
1,..-., Stl ' of. 16% 4.-, B0 N VAN / T.113H IIS IKJ4
HUln r (J..l4'> 138 14'» N * NHAH !♦■■ . 140 1 »'- i
H h a.- P.. *> 71 ay XA W pf.. -- >"■» —
ltutterirlt .■ !;>^» in 2" North Am... 81 '"7 B*H
c,,. Si' 63 02 8B (Ont Silver..*. ■'■ » 4
C »A T.l'.* 1 , - 11" i^sc Coast... •* ? 64 '''•'
Cent I. Df.'. W W«i ».'> 1 do Ist pf.. f> H.. lisj
.• of n j.-iiwi :.- 2— i to 2d pf.: » «•"• »{
Chic & Alt. 22 22 -♦ Teo A E .... ISS '- -'.
....f ;,«l, ,--» dO ;••■ ■; v C M !••• »- >v i
CA- E I pf.llß — 160 .■' C L'*Bt I. 73U 74 .;
<■ ll ft .. 2:s 100 ■-■■ do ri-T.... 04 l«> »•
.* .& I. if. - 10 BO I Pitta Coal pf 3:. II 44
CM&PIP, P 13«» 133 13« ii-r .-•: C Pf.;»4 ■•- '«
i- A N-* if ".•■»> -'"•• 2*' |I' ill P ■ 111 :•- 3 1"" I".
«• SI ■.:".. l-T" IQulrV»i:\<r V: '-i »
do nrer..:lM» T i 133 165 ■ ,L> pref 1 v »
Chic S. Tr. 3 3 5 111 II *ec.~. !'l4 l-> •-
Jf , ref .. v '. '•> !*R> & Sip pf.l«»H N>H *
C C C*St 1. M M M |Ri 1»; pf. -" -• ; "
<<^ rref. .. -..;.'.■ W» i di 2! pf . . 83 F3 ■»•
cF&I pf ■" ;'•' •■■• i: «ft «'. 114' t !'. - 123
<-r,ni.oi Coal bo -.■ -- 1 But » >'« t>t ■£' •-'.'• -"•
Cm P Ref 1" 1- : , IS>4ISLASC*KIcsI23 113 1»
I) Alt <> 27 27' 4 M I 'i ■ <tr B t .r. — — I*>
I. M A r I' M 8 '■»«.-• T. A B» n W 1. 1. i
I*, l- nt. .1, SPHlPears 11 pf »"4 — '••''»
•DBS .... Al2 124 1< :.= 3AI I' 10.1 Bfl *°-
-'.-•' 2'» 2O 22«41T : VI.T. . •<■.>-» '•"•• 73
I>- .<:■ TH. ... 7.'. IT Cii T. ... M -■ - HT'i
,•.■■■' ... Sj T- '.'.'• '-.ii * P.". '."-i •''» ' >
Fed SI .'- P 71.",7 1 .", 72 100 I i!.. pref ... •'.'> W\ 614
do pn-f 7 1 "'* -.-. :■■• Ifn Ry Invr. 24 21 21
v.l s . 1:t p f .., ... !>•■. j >lo pref . 41', 41 '-
r,^r CJi Co '■"' ''•" '•"'' .......... (x> in. 1
do r-T.f ■.-; .. 034 WHIfSCIPAF |.f TIN 71'» 7:<
Qranby -.! 100 !■-• 11" I*-' - Ex] . . -■' 73 '.«'
Ii i: I--- pf TIHa '■" 1-f 8 i.-v«tr.. 12 t; so
Hack Va! . -'.' »2 »5 I »do pref . I*>«'« : ■ '; 1'"
■1 . r ref... HI '!,'-' IT I: A H " - 1"
Ilomrntnke. M *>» t'> 1 # do 1 r-r 23 2*'. 2.
I- ,- H Co 7" 7" — rS R 2'! rf '« 63 71
.to pref K44 ••►» — Varrtall.i HP. M — M
•Int Power! u--. - 3" |v« .' ."i \'. 1"" lo<s 1!"
In- I' f.f . 7-.'-. 77 ■■' !*Vu!can 1 ><•! *> l -. 4S t;
Ki.n * M .-ITS Sflt* 42 I •■!■■ prel 2- » ,«J
si p f «2 .;:■,._ \ C '• > - ■
K. -. DM « 34 S'ijWest M!.... 11 10 13
*C. ir^f... 2."'» 20 80 [WMfKlstpf ». ■■ ■ I'"'
Klof CPf '"• «7 80 W*T. r. • - \ I °
] Jt , <;.- rf. i""» 7.'. i°° i ** '•" rf.- !• i- v i ''••'i
1. r& W 13 14 IT I So - ■ p... '.'•l 9 l'>
rl.> jref. .. iS 4.1 4" I
•I'nlifted
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Th" following howi yesterday's closing quota
tions for govf-rnmrnt bonds, compared with Thurs
day's:
— ?-iit. 24.— —Sept. -"• —
1114. Asked. Hid. Asked.
V. 6 2.«. *l*rrrc : 10::.-. M3S K'J U«S I 1"
I" S 3s coupon. 1»i !■■• - — i' 1 1 .
V. .- 3, regUtcfed. lOoa . 101 l"l\ 101 !••! ■.
V .- 31 coupon. l'«i> Ml 1' 1 \ l'l '"I"*
r s 3s, ■■ all bond* ■ ■'"'- — : "" ■ —
T- S 4«. recl'ter-.l !'f.'-, . '.'1 121* 121 121*1
V S. 4«. coupon, 1925 . l»'t l » — 121 ' i —
l'i.r.nma 4s. registered 1"2 •- — Nr.'H —
BANK STOCKS.
(Reported by < iint»n Gilbert. No. 2 Wail atraat.)
Bid. A>k^.i I nil. Asked
Amfriru 526 538 iLlberty ... B«U
Am Exchange. 23« 230 iLJncoln «93 —
.■Kma National IW — Manhattan Co . TMi :"«>
Bronx Borousb 300 — ,V.r!..i A Fill.". 240 —
ltattery Turk.. 118 123 : M trop ll« .. . 379 —
Uowi-ry - 32" 333 Mechanlra' . 2.V> 2"
Butch & Drov. 1.10 IKt Mercantile 124 I 2»
Ccal .* I Nat. 215 2-T. Metropolitan ... I«2H MIS
Concnlldated .. 120 ISO Merchants' ICU 103
Century ... 17" 183 Merchant*' Ex. 113 170
Chare 240 — I Mount Morris.. •_■<><> —
Chn:hara . . . 800 303 Mutual 2"B 300
Chemical .... 41« 420 Naaaau 200 ~
Cll Cent Nut . 14I> 1.-4 Nat Copper. L- 1 < 2-*
City ... :«»» 3111 V- V N M A... 3iHl :!i>.
Cbolaea Exch . 2ih» — N V County ""» —
Commerce ... I<W lf!'J New Netherland 300 210
Colonial 700 — Nineteenth \V«I. — 800
Columbia 4<>O 800 NlKht & Day... — 2CU
Corn Bscnanira 31S 325 Northern Nat.. 103 —
Kaet River 12*> 13.'. Pa<-mc "-'I" 250
Fidelity 1»B 17:. Pnrk ■»-'•' 4.-.0
First National. 7(x> — Pn.pte'a • 20*. :!«..-.
Fifth National 3<l<> 330 I'h'iilx MO WO
Fifth Avenue. .B,Boo — Plaza <iio (12.*.
Fourth Nut... 1074 206 |Produr« Bxcn.. 198 —
Fourteenth St. — 17.". | sli.Ttiuin ISO —
Cnllntln 820 333 i Seaboard M 0 3."a)
Gnrflel.l 2^.'. - | Second :i*o —
G»rman Am .. 13.1 14.1 Stale -'-"• —
';• mi.in Kxrh. 47.'. .'.OO Tr..-ift>i Ward.: — 300
German* . .. .'hi.i — Twenty third W KW —
Greenwich .... 2.-0 2<V. tTnlon KxrhunKe 170 —
Ilnnover 47.1 -4^.- i Wa«hinst.-.n Ills 230 —
Imp * Trn.l... .'.40 5.10 !we.-t SI.!.- 500 —
Irving Nat Ex 17.1 iv. iTorkvtlla 4ln> 42S
JetY«>r-. n 170 ISO I
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished by It. 1.. ! -m & <'<>.. No. ::7 Wall «".>..t.. 1
.-• 1 t 24. Sept 2.V i S»pl '.-I .-.-..• 23
rto-t & All.nny. 217 i'!< [Boston Ccna l.i Hl-.H 1 -.
H..st..n Kl.v •!..;", •l.U\'Cal * Hpcln M «i;< i 1:1.
<■ .1 1: x i' rtY*I4S "Its I ••i-ni-r i:i-!i Mm.. 3d', :i>' 2
Ptfh'mrp [.: .vs.; r.vt'- Copper i-.Mi«.. M. 7:; . 7^.
X 1 N It & 11..140 l4l>tlFrtnklin Mtn 13 1.1 "
0.1 ' ••!■ i... MSX l**T I ;,:., .1 .. Mm . t)H •]<»>
\\ m Pi..! st llr l«i Sfl I Mum Con Mini." ''. •'',
•l. |.i- 1(»" l<V".u.|.M,.hpMl: Ml;. .. Si i;i'»
M.i •■ i-:i'-.- Co».: !" v '»MN.. Butte... . M' >■•.".
.! -. prof . 41-...4 1 -... 4V^lO«r«H>ln Mi.i 10« Jim
Am Tel ... T «'o.r."\, I?st i Ol«1 Pom Mtn «nu , ,>,
N. v in- TV!... MS I1!> |l*armi Kin iT.is -•;
W T. I,v T ■'.. 7 7 |i;uinrv MIII -!•' ! "..-..
1.. |.r-f 7.'. 7*. I , •Mii.-i-.i.-l. Mlii >;,■'. 72"
In Shoe Mnrh.. .'.■(■■•, r.l |Wn*v*T<rH> \M,i .1.-7 J.- 1 "
•!•• pi"f -"■ . -•>••, r s s»m-!:-is Co. ::o .10':
Arcadian Mln... '..(•,.., . '*
Am Pi matlc . ."■' , SM|I" sor ' Sl«| •>!';
■1" i"- 12 ISHlMnas <■:>-; .-.4 r.3
At'nntl. Mln 1«' ■« 17' 4|4 | <l , |i.-, . m, m ( i;
Shannon; Mln v: It. li", rtah 4-* 1 ; i.t
■ .I'r'nni Mln. . •".<' «V !l*nlted Fruit .. ' J.-.I tI2U
•Asked. tnV dividend. —
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(KurnlslieJ by Van Bcaalck * Co.. No. 7 Wall strwet.)
HI.l. A«ked.l |; i A aK.i
Calted Railway. l<« lo(i Cottnn Duck *«m *
do ln.-i.mes . 0174 32 i do Incomes... 20 SI
<!•> 4h... Mi « i.Voif Ry .* 1. ->. V , m
GII&- s V T. . :i 'l |U>-ht A V pret. m -5
Mo Incomes ... 14 I* 1 !*, do 4.« 01 <»■•
do Ist* 4." 44 Ohai Cftv I(y r.a.' — p^i
Bcabcard. o^ ») |Chaa Con !-:i«-r r, 8 »s m
<!.. 1-t prof .» ns iContlnenfl Truft.lf.2 I«W
do 2.1 prof ... l:'.'. n iCnlon Trust.. - 6->ii
do 4» K. 00% Third Nat llank.liri -Z
do Kr-y^ar Ss. ttnU 02 IFldellty & Dep..121 I's
Com I Can — 100 Maryland Trust.. — ».n
60 C»... -.rTT.. 103 104 I.Nor CVat Ki-.... K> ua
OUTSIDE SECURITIES. '
Trading In the market for outside securities was
fairly active. Prices all through the mining shares
displayed a firm tendency, due in part to the ad
vance In the price cf copper metal, which had
earlier In the week , de re toped a downward ten
llency. Speculation as ■ rule was fairly well dis
tributed. Continued activity was s'nown lrj a num
ber of the favorites:. The specialties *"*«"•» irregu
lar and only moderately active. Standard Oil.
after running off about 2 points. Improved •'•. Bay
State Gas was steady. Boston Consolidated Cop
per movd up 13* points, but later reacted a point.
British Colombia gained » 4 . Butte Coalition, after
an early rise of ■_, eased off fOiKht'y. Nevada Con
solidated. Cnißberiand-Klr. Miami. Patted Copper
and a number of the low priced mlnint? cks
were fractionally better. Bonds were dull and
about steady.
INDUSTRIAL.
Phareal | .'.on lliKh-1 I war | List
noli. ' | US- I •at i >-st. . sa.e. '
r..io> Bar State Gas I 2HI ••J'S I 1 2S 23 m
i'»» < i: i Straw Pap.J 1% I i' ; i l': Mi
!W;.M«n Trnn«it I IH 1% 11 - IH
30 r: •-. Bah Pew pf . .[ KH 101 | 104 ! lfH
S»i Standard 0.1 1 «25 , CL~:''i , CS*4| '^t: 1 !
MINING.
Shares! | Oi«-n-| Hlkli-! lmm- | Uaal
' ■old. | I in?. : «-«r. | est. | sile.
; , .
2iX)'Alaska Mm ?ee. .l 'il »i| '1- ! 'i
I •X) Argnnaal < 0:1 | v 2*4! 2*<»; 2\[ 27%2 7 %
l.r.(^>,TAtianta Goh?lleM.| \22 I ■.':; .' 22 [ XI
Z.*Joo}tDann*r ' 11 ' 13 II | 11
; 3.l<S> : tßlue Bell --» i .-.■- •» :>< 2
i Bnaton Topper ...I 14% 11"*! 13% It'z
i TOM r.rit ' oi l^opper... 1 «'»! 8%! I *' Ma
ION Bolt. foilltl.-n. ..' 2t*« > 2»S! ?»■* 24"'%
200[nutte & NY I iV 1% 1". IT-4.'»H.fi.,Mlt1 T
4.'»H.fi.,Mlt i-nrral ... :i!i ! 40 ' X>'&, 3r»H«
«.2!>r.tConi M& L ' 10 [ ].' I 1« j 11
2.ooo!tCbmi Frartlon . . . II Zi '51 23 $1 21 «1 21
10,000 Ariz 9me*t.. 1«; j M i 1.". I Hi
M'opper (Toirn.... 4S | 4- J 4- 1 4
300 Cuirberlanl Kly .. 775 l7 7 sl 7 T il 7% 7%
SOW Darn Est...! 1 /i I~%\ I -> 1 »
2.0.".(>' Dora "tipper ) 1 j ! 1 If. 1 , 1 l-l'l
I.2oO|Dr Reddlrka ' 21 L'>; r 24 I 2H
i'<m Ely Central 17 : 17 17 17
25 EX Rayo :i*>' Z\\ « M
I.'iOU First Nat iv>pp*r. ♦'• 141I 4 1 «S ! Hi | '".'i
•.»»> Florence [ 3 7-l»'.' 3 MD! 3% I 7 in
, 41.. 1 Foster l*ol>alt 93 j ."7 I .V. j 55
MX) Furnace Clc Cop. 1 I*l I M ! 1« 1*
To)>;Glrouji Minim; ! 4* 4'»' 4 I 41!.4 1 !.
I.OUU "■; Li l;ar ! 41 4 i 4 4
1 3f«> tOol,lJ:el,l Oro . 11 l- 11 [ 12
• .-, 4<-> OoMflrtd Con s 13-ISIS »-M r.H 5 n h
700 tOoldfleld Daisy.. 6S H 6»» 07
.'.("t'Ool.ltieUl Gt Bend. 31 .".1 31 .".1
1.000 Greene-Caaaaea ..• 10' i ' 10 ! » *•? < 10 -
2.5*1 »am« Cop S .2H| 2*4 2*4 1 2j
»iO lr, I . V.ii On .. M .4** 4'« ♦,
600: King E.lwa:M I ** ! ** *+ _v *
14..V»> U Rose Con 6 7 I's SH '•*» * /M«
130 Me> BStp * Mln.. 7%: *7S •> .^3
3.7H> Miami <-op r er.... MM* 1" "• ; '" * J v **
1 Mlcmac Mines .... 2 i 22 1 * 2? -'♦
1.100 tMooaa Horn .... .'.2 g | •;- , .»3
l.KOJtMonte -.f <' R... 23 i 22 -1 -I
4.3c>. fNor Butte Ext.. » j 1? I ». }?.
1-.... xcv ron Coo ISt •*■* » '■•-•
:,:.,. ken Bmeltin« » "1 * »^M
! I.S.V. Nev ftah MAS. ■ j '• » 3 ! ■'■
4.SOD N V «-o.i I>-a«ln?. >'i • »" »
I 2.00U N!pl»siriK Mines Co <« -.- >•*» ; JJ ..*
, Irt.flooi Orphan Copper.... 7*; .4. •» •*
<J2ut»itPenn WyomlDK./. 23 ; 23 | »> -3
4.iVk» ruts stiver Pk.r. $100 ,fi <»» $1 <*> *» >y
r.«;rre,-lous Metals..., » i » .'
l.om *1!.t..- 0a.11t10n...j SB j SO «? «|>
1 uh> RawbMc Minlr.it BB .. «
y-;^ TT- « 07 ii iS i ? i< i.i-
1 7,M ! sm*v QueV*. :*i 12 ii » M '*i « m ':*,.
14:. Ron vti of x. • ;*,,',!■ I * 1 i_w
16O;Tr!nlty <v.r.r*r '''-' '..-* *;••; -.-'
Son t.■ -■. vWssjgv Wssjg v* -g^ «2
:.. . I'nlte '. Rico 1 22 I -- 1 -- i S
1 (>O<r'"ta.h <J * C '" s , , ..V,,, 1 ,v i lT.tr-.
000 Yukon_G Mines. ■! 4\.413-ia. •'♦♦ M"•
■
BONDS.
I | Or^n- I High- I I/IW--I Lost
Sam. I I ■'•' i «**- I est. I *»>.
7 ..-. t RLI W Ctr«ja 7J--. —"*, »-». — »
"'•ou lots. TSells cent* pat -.hare.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS.
K r ,,i ~" 1 Open- I Hl«;h- j Low- j Last
| I ln^. ! e.t. I '•'■ j ■»!«.
°Tm aS C»r * F^.v. 3*N £V |JJ »H
ICO Ar, ; ice ! »S 2H , 2-;S »*
5> I ; «£
14 ISn "t Si^ltlnc I • "-'** <l^' SI?
:.- . ii .
3^?«il| -7% s ,Sv ,s;
ico Canadian Pacific.-. 172\ IT2\ IT2- !•- »
|3O|Ches & Ohio ; V.* "S* '% 4 'J S
Sjcw Mir**sVVg IM, i»n TO *»*
1 MOJCoI Tart * Iron 33% 34 ; «*]■>»„
,VioT,,i South#rn 3»^ 30* 3\ , s» i
4 •»!■»! Frt. .-V. I 3O'» ?1? 11 * -■'»
«ft Inter-Met ... ' l ftt^l ly » ln "> I? 5
i»-i.^.& N a^;;;:( iwh im% xwh ws
IJ.-I Mr Kan * Tex^!". 1 »>'* , -J» •• *i -~ %*
B2t>[ Mo Pacific I - r -iy "I* g i * s s '*
, : Xi £$ fid Ms
T «s?'t^ »^ 4?s s 8 €s
ini'i.tV Vail : 2« 2i!'« 2«;«
?i^^ci i? -• ( "sa I*
f: « fs |3
4>V^ p fc .:::::| »s| ":■ 1^ *f!;;
sK»!*Mlttn?fi^if^X ** v m l> *> -i! 4*4 '*
'lHA'povithern Ralheaj 21 -' ;♦ ;' 1 • =»»
If T'««« Pacific 2 » ' . 24 ' « -• v « -♦'»
OSWittsash rr* 1 - ■' ... • -'■ -' * — t
H3.050 Total salrs. -
WINING.
Sf-nrr. I I Or-* 1 - H; R h- I>w- • I-yt
t0 .4 , ' ln<. I eat. I *>;. I ti>-_
, (tori Brst * PeVher....' ■**> j '• ! .4'> j .40
:-•■.•'., *Vn .7:. : :■ -••' ' .»
a.»r> romh rractlon.T; 1.2: ' 1 22 ; -i 22 >■ —
-Wiei rai ! s» i -■» < .3* ;-»
J-stVOAMneld F-orenc«| 3..W ! 3."'> ; 3-\» ; ».5«»
4T.t <;..! «fl-; ■ C.n ».S7H J.JTH i.rt'i S-Jj 1 !
I."' 1 Jim i!i:Tl«-r ■■ ! -27 ; .27 j .-• , .-•
.V.. M— l-:m ! >l : - S3 •■*' ■ - Xt
1..-".. M.rttom.rv Mr...! .«» I -•'.» j •?;• j
-■;;■ ■ .5 ,& ,3 -
2^l' PwlriaciK :.:::::) *:«*! 1 -^ 1 *: ;'.«» ;"«h
:,«i M,,t Hill ... » -•• -- ;
.".f»> T. n..,.ah Kxt : <}> .«• ; -W
1 iv 1.30 1 ■»
t.2O..JTfamV a Con. . . ...I .IV -»' ;^, -l'^». -l'.'t
in «n : •.-.•-
WHEAT.
Ina e»l •■-: sil
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
T .. as.>. : i Bid. AJk?!.
4U«. Mar, "7 i li'"* 11! :":■« Nf».. '05, t. i>; . tg%
4>j» So . ■' 1.110% 111 l-T-r.. May "•-» c :'!'• fa
4'»*. Mai 17. i.n>» i<'«\;:!i;s. May. .'•■* r . !>l ', :••.•
4s. Mi . '57, i.l'Ts no T »i*«;.<i. Nov. -m r.H»> 7 , 101*4
4. n v, :.''.. r t"i i<:i\ ••■■• Soy.. •■<>. r.ta>% I"'' 1 *
«a. Nor.. "8* r.MO"4 lOl^l'B*. Njv.. '10. r l"4 1114-,
•Coupon or reKl!"t<*r»J.
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.
iForaiabed anJ rorrr.-«<>.l dally kg Stewart .<• !>.><-kwood.
n.. »3 r wlaaaaj) • '•" a 1
Rid. Arke4. i DM. A.-'..-!
Buffalo ?^(>> >;>«' !:.l<KJ;il*>y-l>«r.s<»lH. $1 ..;.
Cit- of Cobalt 1!' ; 200 X-.. Tcmi^k. .. >-s !••>
r.illia;! I.:ik»-.. » •-"> ] Nii.ln-«init . IS '. *»>
Conlaicni ... SKI «."»« Nora Sntth . . 58 «»
I'rown ir.«.rv.» l :r.: r . 1 ."•'» lv:.-r« n - «<». •.•-. -_>^
Kost«r .'.". t:i> | Stiver I.riif . . . is ; , is',
'.i . !■, Mrehan in it ,sr •- Qurrn.. 1 !'• ly>
Ken 1. . ki- 3.*-(» * <«> i Tr.-t >•«•*>• 141 i 41)
Lit.- N:j'l».. 23 Sf^lLo Rom .-«•.• c4O
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
An-.-ii. in < .m f>\ National i.!-,-uh 1 r - f 117
American .■;;.»:■:. 'iii iiiik 47 >tt«..-li; Stable Car t>r»i l>7 T i
A. Booth r . kln< .. ;t's ■;»!« & .-... . 1 -!
•I" frtft 12V»!Rox Boai ! -, r*f ' f%
C A <■ Canal .<• Dock . 17': : Itlnso Bra (Sert«a 1. l«»>
lVmin<in»'lth i:.:t...i . in!". 1 .;! •:., s.-ri. - •■ 4-*«
Chicane T«lepbon« . 14.-.', | M.|r..i.. Mt.in .".V. i-ji
•I" «nsh . - U7 l - !• •!.. ■ Oaa . £2
'iii. l: ■ IMM-- .1 This! t !<> I Roebuck . . ~jv '
Dl un Match . . !.-.•> I ,>.. prof .."..". »>»
UIG FLOUR MILL FOR BUFFALO.
Announcement ham been made that the Wash
burn Crosby company is to be K iti work Immediate^
Ijr .in a new flour mill at Murrain. The new mill
will have a rapacity of six thousand barret* dally
and will COSt tß»jm, W. 11. Borey; of Minneapolis,
will have charge of tin- construction, and th.> mi!t!
which should be re.Vly for operation next July. Will
be in charge of P. F. Henry. This addition will
double the company's output in Buffalo, and. with
it* other mills in Minnesota. Kentucky and Mon
tana, the total output of the firm will then bj
forty thousand barrels daily, far tho icreat»>st in
the world. The company only recently completed
a n«w Hour mill at Minneapolis and a grain ele
vator with a capacity of «MM bushels. The deci
sion to enlarge the Buffalo plant was reached at
the annual meeting m MJnneapwlia on BeL.tfi.i
ber 22.
OUR AREA i
For 23 yea's we have examined
titles from TottenvHe to Yonkers and
from the Hudson R.ver to Montank
Point. The accnaialated experience
of fhe greatest qrjar:er century in the
word's hi? Tory is yocrs when we tako
ca:e of your rea' estate pa. chases.
TiTIE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C 9
Capita, an! Surplus. - $12,000,000
1»6 B'way. N. Y. 1 75 Semen St.. Ba'.yx
230 futon St. JuuU
cK SRBo o
* V TRUST CO.
3.->» FIFTO .WE.. CORNFR «Tn ST
CS B'way. 100 '.V. 125 th St. ::<! At*, _ i« th H
Bank Statements.
r.vo. I.TTfI
REPORT OF Tilt; CONDITION OF
The isrshanls National Bank
of the City of New York,
at New Tart in the State of >-' Tor*, at •-.« cloas
of business September .'■'. ISW
P.KSOI'RCES.
I>i^n.-« and <lisco>int» .. $10..»<>«.4ri2 55
Uv»r«lraft!«. secured an.l un»edir<»i I.'jiis &
V. S. bonds to -•■ '•'•■ circulation Z<X«.n»i,»
I. S. bon-lsi to secure V. S. depc^ltr? s»!>.lW)oi>
Other bfin.l« to secure V. S. deposits.^. 237 14* 43
V. S. bonds on hand :*»,.. Sl.iMaq*.
Premiums or. I", S. bonds 13>.5ii*i»|
non'l.«. aerurttlea, etc 1.312.W1 '>t
r^inklr.< houav, furniture ami fixtures . 905.2T.734
I'uei frnm national ban.;* (not reserve a«?ent>i» :..~k:»t; 3
Vw fn.ii stare hanks an 1 honkers 7."2,."«» 34
Cherlu an.l other rash items 31.)*a»a
F.x-^:ir.<-< for !<r\rfn.< h :"•• 2.i>».";.fifj2s)
Notes of nth" r na - lon-»l I.nnks 30,«i0iii)
Fractional paper currency . nl'kels and cents 1,159i8
Lawful money reserve in bant viz.: —
Specie $3.IKH W>
Lpgal-tender notes . . ... 2.4<»i.i*«» '».
- «.324,C3 f«
Redemption ftrarl with V. S. Treasurer (3%
of lr--.:nri..r.. ifO.QOOOft
I ■ ... from f. a TVi 1 mxwrr, other than Z%
redemption fund 7D.SISJJ
Tot a 1 $33.373,&t:5;
LJAIIir>ITIES.
Capital stnek iaM In S2.'^i.n.-ifso
Surplus fond : '*X).n0».4)
I'lMllrided profits, less ex;«-n""-!« ar. 1 taxes
pal.l «a.ft»47
National honk n ■•• oarataadlag 1.713,30<i09
Due •• other natlnn.il banks... $7.l'".7.^'tT 4O
Due to f>t.ite hanks an'l hankers 1.2U1.27* 'J'
Dt»e t^* •■.-• compnr!;e.H iin'l
savingH banks 11.777. 172 3>
I)Jvl'len<:s un;oi«l DZ'jiio i
inlUilual deposits subject to r
rlwrk ... 9.V».3atl
Dvmand certificates f f Ccpostf T. 2995)
(Vrtlflefl checks . . . S7SI«SS>)
Cashier's checks o>:rsfsr..llns:. . 1 7. >. ♦."■r* 22
Cnttcd States rjerosits 222.>nVi lx>
30.112.3T44->
IV'nis br -rcw-e.l l.'A .^ll ,H, H
Resn for taxe« ?,i\.U(\ r,-,
TWaJ. ... ?n.".,573.!>+7 87
fir» of Jfr» Y.-.rk. iv.untv .f X»w- Tor*. ?«<•.:
1. JCiiiy.ru BTRXE, Cashier rf 'he atow-tiagj bank.
.!f, •filerr.nlv swear Thnt the abo- " sia'«mr.r is tree ;»
the t.»st of way kr.o-.T'cilerf an.l t'!>f.
jr.s htrxe. taafat
?uIH«-rlhel an 1 sworn to f>ef .r_- me 'this -' day jf
Sepremrwr. U»»*
Correct — Atren*:
THOMAS FATRSERTK*. Notary Pub!lt
R M. GAT.LATTAT. 1
GT-STAT ir. SCHWAB. V Director*
jncFTT'il W. /lIARRISTAV. I
TOPICS OF TEE STREET.
FORHIOX TRAI'I.V'; -T: i for foreign
account in this market <!:.l not exceed IG.'JOO ares.
with salos a llttlt- larger than purchases. American
f.oks in London advanced in the early trading,
but shoved depression in the afterroin and •»»-*
ons3ttled and dull on the curb. The general mar
ket In London was strong, and thf* minir.gf :.<9m
wera active an.i higher.
DIVTDEXSe DECLARED- DlvidpntTs have b«»3
declared a.« follows: T"n!to.l S'at^s Sme'.tine. ReS=
inc and Mining Cnnpany, quarterly 1 p<>r cent ©>
crits) on the common st.ick. p.n-» regular '.r?ar!T
;i 4 r**r cent on the prff^rrefl: J. G. White & Co..
rc^rilar Quarterly V? per cT.t on the preferred.
paTabte on October t: TTaorfipaon-SWarrgtl -panr.
r«-iTJlar s«r?.i -annual 4 p°r cent, paratle on No
vember IZ: Street's Western st:tWe i"r\r Line Com
pany. r>si!ar quarterly dividend of Z< cezta. pay
able en October >>.
MOVEMENT OF MONET.— The r<»r>orre(i tr.ove
m.-nts of currency t!;!s w.vk iri.lic.Tte a lon In cart
held by the banks o* jr. 517.?'0. of which tlse jrresrpr
part was to th-» int*»rt..r. tnrlodtng Canada. Tn»
banks received frr.m the interior $"».!~.f-"«>. ar.d -** r '
t-» the interior SUfcs29LlMt in.-U:.i:Ti^ XSSM trar.v
ferred thro\:Kh th^ Sob-Tremsm* t« N— .v Or'.ca-!".
OJW.OOO co!d coin to Canada ami SUK9.WQ naticpal
Knnk notes wnt to Washington for rf'^;*n. Th 9
Urn to the interior wns .t4.mn.2f">. Receipts .if cur
r ..r, v from the interior were nearly CNUOI '«"
tbxzi last w-ek. Th« Increase wrt.« attributed to ts»
cal!ine o" m;trc!n.«» up«>n atock held hew fir in
\-e«t."irs'ar.iT operators at the Interior. Shipment**
to the inr-->rfor were the Inre<-<>t for any tr»»k C&i
Tear, made so by the poM pent to r.inada. SMp
in^nrs to th<* S->ntii show«l no in.-r»-ns^ ever the
preeedlnj; week. Shtpmrata to thf W.st were 11^'ht.
but coßsUerable amonnts of currency "•*■ * >nt
to 80.-»t^n nn.l Philadelphia.
DIVIDEND RATE TO RK .MAINTAINFP —
>ri,^ executlTe committee of the MNsouri. Kihww
& Trm Railway Company !.:•«= recorrtnended !*•■»
.'c,-! :l ratl.->n of the regular jcmi-nnr.n: .I'vMe^
of 2 per cent on the preferred stock. PresWMl
Joline «>ays: -Current earnlnfrj nnl fut'ire pros
pects are such that there is no lUtedhOod of a
,V.'ren?ie !r. the preferred dHtdemi It b * * *»*
alterable poiu-y of the mannsrerrv-nt To c :.t!nu»
the dlTMend a^ lonir a* it fa earned. anJ the mad
ban demmwtrated its ;fb : .ilty to enr:; the 153M09
nere>s;iry f'"r xhe purpose, in the face of very
adverse conditions."
iMl'l'F.l! QfOTATIONS Ar'V.\y.T.P.- Thß
V..-. York Meril Exchange hn^ adTsnced Ita Ma
and asked ijnotatloiM !«c! «c on nl! (crades of copper.
Lake n.-w betn< quoted at I3S« to t"\c. eVo
trolyt!c lS l ,c to !3-%c anil casting IS7»« W 13 l nC.
NEW MEMBERS OF CONSOLIDATED «-
CHAXGE.-— Hclbrook Bonney. of *M fl clt >- ana
Irera P. Lawrence of Fltchburk. >f.'^ s -- hay ,*
been elected membcra of t!ie Consolidated Stoc*
Exchange.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WKKK— Brsd
s . r t > »tV reports the eaporta of trrnin ftot the weeK.
comparison**, figures in bushefc*. as follows:
w.ieat. flour Included; C 429.525, ajrainsi 3.491."'
list week and T..272.737 In this weeM last year:
fiscal ear to .late. *5.«35.312. compared wlt
4 »•».:: in t:ie correspontßns period a y^'
as<^ Corn. 6D.352. contra^tott with 1 2.443 la«
week an.l U»3.t»o in !907; for the Rs>-«1 year to
date. «^.:.IS!. compared wlih 15.30&9 M•■ : '*
rnnie period last year. The exports of w " e *"
«n<l flour fi«r the week are the largest for tn«
jrear.
APPLICATION TO LIST — AprUeaticn
tien made to the stock Exchange tot llst.r.,
f3.000.ft00 refnndlng mortgage i per cent bonds,
series B, «>f th« Vandalla Railroad Cor.:pany.
EOCK ISLAND SYSTEM ISSUES UP.
Humor That St. Louis & San Francisco Notes
Have Eeen Cared For.
All the Mocks an.i bonds •'( tti*> roads which «•
to make up the Rock Island ■»»•«■ were ' tlr !
ami decidedly stmaaj jra*ler>My with Rock I? ana
preferred risins to *> and the Chicago, Rock Island
nn.l I'acttlc coUateral four per cent bonds se\lnS
above 70. Th- buying in all the company's Issue
seemed ••> be of a more urgent characW tww
short covering, with th.- result that im«0«»
rumors ■■••• •*'•* In motion.
The most plausible reason for the rise —^^
b»» in the belief that arrangements ha.l Neß , ma ',f
by the road"s bankers ti» care for the $7Xl.* r»
collateral trust ♦'■_. per cent notes of the St. M !_
* San Francisco Railroad which mature on v^
canbtl 1. The report was also revived that "
Southern PactOc wouUl eventually take over
St. Louis A San Francisco, which has never "T
a profltabio part of the Rock Island ■!«"■
dee«l. many professed to see the hand M ** ~Z
Harriman in the market activMy in Rock lslaaa
stocks and bonds. v i.«
Rock Island preferred, on sales of nearly *
shares, rose from IV\ to 40. closing nt 39 * "^
net advance of 4% points. Rock Island J°" lnW .
sold up to 1!» t and clo«-«i at ins top. up I^J^ i^
St. I^>uls & San Francisco first preferred '" nt u »
2 points to SO. and the second preferred »«
2% points to B% . four
Chlcßßo. Rock Island A Pacific collate^ nea ry
which opened at Sl\. sold up to 70' i lUlera l
transactions. »nd clos«l at the top. The^c t0 jj»^
fives were also strong, advancing from «^^jjco
where they closed. St. Louis * **
fun.iinßs sold from Wi to "• It was ent <Je
by close market observers during » c be r^
cllne In prices thai ti:o Rock l* l *™ sl
firm.

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