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•*. L. DAY & CO.,
C 7 Wallet., CSCcnpressSt
NEW YOKE BOSTON
fKYESTMENT BONDS
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Mcmbrrs >"err-*rcrk end -?' .; %
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Bank and trust Company Stocks
BOUGHT -VXD SOLD. .
GUNTQN GILBERT,
t'J 2 .Wall -Street.
UK VMM
W> are- offering *
rlK^■r moi;h a(.k C"i GAS BONDS
F _, ■--.--. iiH^ PtocK Bonus.
: • -■-■•-.-•% REQUEST
MABUKX. r.ZO«>KI * CO..
K*mhen Toronto Stock Exchange.
ToronJo IS ri:...-ul St. X*wr \ork.
PtTlcr-s conn^ftf by direct ~*"tr» :
1852 {9^o
jas. B. Colgate & Co.
SB Wall St.. New York
Mr.}IBERS l> "*3f JA t P >T
y. v.- stock r.x. BO>ns
j Edward B. Smith & Co
I Bankers
Philadelphia New York
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DIVIDEND NOTICES. .
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL, COM-.
PANY. OF AIJ.EGANT COUNTY.
Ne. 1 Broadway.
New' York, February 21st. 191".
T!-» Board of Directors of The American Coal
irarv of Allerany County has this day de
clared a' semi-anneal dividend cf Three ret cent
upon the capital ft^k cf the Company, payable
at -h!s cSce <• Tuesday. March Ist. 1910. to
ttf?r"."-oldcxs of record at 3 o'clock P. M. Feb
rue- -"> »M Tfc" transfer <*■ vill not b»
-cV.t^. GEORGE M. BOWI-BT. Treasurer.
GENERAL, CHEMICAL COMPANY. o
25 Eroad Street. N*»- York. February Jf. 1910.
Th»> T^iilar quart*rly dividend of one and or.e
timll p*r c*>nt. tlH^i.) 111 be raH Apr:: Ist. KM*.
to rr f-?<*rredf -?<*rred ptockhold*ri< of record at 3 P. Si.
TucfSav. March 22d. 1810.
JAME.< L MQROAN. Trea^jrer.
.MEETINGS.
S'nticr of El^rlion of Hirer! or*.
-NoUc*: is li<»reby pi^en that i meeting of '■■•
e:ockhc)dcrs cf l^awrcnire Birnum & Go. will b«
li*'.d -at »h<s eftc* at th» Company, at No. 'SI
Jine Street in "I" 1 Borou<rh of "Manhattan, In
W« Clf - of New York, on ■■-•_•'■ day of March.
10J<>. at ten o"cl<?ck in th* forenoon, for ih<?
jiurrofe ef .- •■•.£ F?\«n directors for the eat
f-uinc -.ear. and two inspectors of election to
F»ri-» »i th» r»M a'.-nual rne«tirp. and for th«
trj>nss.-tion of mch other SliC-rs; as may prop
cily cesn* before said nif» tine. Foils will re
r»-afr( op^i jjntil e!ev«i "clock in th*> forenoon
.■• priri day. r. v. -.VAVTEn:*. S*cr«>tary.
:; Pino St. N"tv York «Itv. February 2"». IP!"
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
KOTICE IP HEREBY GIVEN THAT CHRIS
TIANA T. RIOHTER. THERESA RICHTER
rOHX. and KREDERI«*K W*. KICHTER. «ho
*»vcTally reside at West Ilobckcn. Hudson
Covaty. N*« J^rfy. have foTTn^d a limited part
r.^r^hip in accordance ■""'- the pro-. '"ions of
Chapter . *•". Article 4. r»f thr 'onsolidated Laws
cf i:* I tr in Urns boslnew •' p-n<ral i!X>n workei-s
»ri d^a^rs. in the BosoosA of Manhattan. City
tnfl «"our.ty ■' X«» York. ntider th» firm name
bt><3 Etyle ' ot Fr«""erlrk "A*. IMcMer * Co.. In
which the above named peiauua are all the par
tiff- -vho are •nter'-stc-d thfrej-.i; that said Fred
erick W. I.v- :■•«■!■ and Thfrc-ss Hichter Vohl are
the p^neral jartiifrs. and are" of full ape. and
the Mid ChriMiana T. Rlcntrr is the special part
r«r. and is cf full ao-; that the said Christiana
T. Richtcr has cenmt"uted and paid in. In cash,
th- «am 01 One thc.jsand d>1.606i Dollars of
. capital tn tli-? omnmon .stock: and that th* sai-J
rartnership is t« cotaatence on •',• tv.cn ly-first
fisy cf ■- .-■. !SlO «rd Is to terminate on the
£calh of lß e said Christiana T. Ri< liter unless
sooner dissolved, in accordan c vftti the pro-
ViCsjan* of the <; . : '' special partnership law.
luted. New York. January 21 ? t IJI-JO
FREPFRICK TV. RICHTER.
THERESA BICHTER VOHU
General Partners.
CHniFTIANA T KICHTER,
Special Partner.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
WOSEX atARKET — Money on ■.all
c-rened at -". per unit; biarhest i per rent;
lowpvt, 2 z i per cent; closing. i : - per cent:
ruJinp: rate. 2" P per cent: last loan. 2" per
cent Time money was unchanged: demand
continued dull Rates were 3'-<'ffC 121 2 i>er
c-nt for pixty days. "itiiSS^ ]>er cent for
ninety <"a>F. 333 3 per cent for four months
and 3 3 4fj4 per cent for five and six months.
Mercantile paper -xas issued with aoane
fif-edom. tlie demand i?ontltiuJng fair; rat" 5 "
'<?*" hj<ss per cent for sixty ar-d ninety
<Irys* indorsements. 4'-_ : '575 per cent for four
to mx naaaths' choice single names and "!
j>er • em for others.
FOREIGN" EXCHANGE.— The foreign e x .
chanre market opened easier. i\itli cables
quoted at 4.5f195'G4.E7. demand su-rlins: at
-'■•":--■, and sixty-day bills at 4.54.*5fz
..:. Short francs awn* quoted at S."<s"i
less 41 and j-hort reichsmarkE at '5 3-"'}
Ies«;.1-<i4. The market held steady ii the
<*ay at the lower Eana?e '- : quotations estHb-
H?hed at the opening. (babies were quoted
;• l.fSSe€4.¥7. demand bterling ■- 1.85*^ and
5-Sxty-day tills at 4M-v,/)'K". Short francs
h<ld around r..T6 T *. "ess .-,..;4 and short reichs
niarks r^S-H Irs? "-«.
Bankers" posted rales \v«re as foHovi-s:
Sixty days. Deisiand.
Sr«-rhnjr . . . 4. 5 «.87%
Gertnaaj-. rcichsmark!" .... •.';"« r<r. t
Paris, francs ....."■ = « .%.I*i'-»
F!e'rlura. fmncs 8.30% •"• I""*
R«ltxerlaad. frH:ic« 5.20"> ;. 1 7 i,
H'.ilaiii. rui'drrs "rj"^ 4 •■-,
DOJfESTft' EXCHAXCE. — Boston. "Oc
discount: Cliicairo. 10c premium Ban Fran
c'pco. ptht li'J^c. telesrrapli [5c premium;
New Orleans, amnierrial. 5c discount,
bank $" premium: Oiarlesion. buying par,
f-elHnc l-" >c premium: St. Iy>ui=," Sac pre
iriluni bid. 4"k- ■mi am asked: Minneapolis,
4"^ pretnima: --..-• • buying 3-lS( dis
count, • '-DE par.
BANK rL,EARIX<3£ — N?tv York, -x
chances ?S*> r ..24».C??. balances ".'•■■
limore, exchaiicc:-: $4.3t2.*) n 4. balances 54. nS,
f1:f 1 : Boston. ex^hatices *t*3.5T?.2^2. balances
It9.<7^ * "bicago. exchanges M%.996,K1 >-al»
ances JC.573.534.
SILVER MARKET.— Commercial lar sil
ver. 50"« c. Mexican silver dotiars, lie. Bar
f!!ver in London closed at 23\-d. a decline
Of M.
GOLD PREMIUM. -In Madrid. Si*; Lis
bcn. l<'.o<).
MEXICAN EXCHANGE— Mexican ex
chanc on New York 's quoted at 201"£.
GOVERNMIiNT REVENUE. Receipts
from customs yesterday were J!*4s.37S: In
ternal revenue. 1221350. and miscellaii'-ous.
$53,2 : 3, a total of J1.224.033. asainst total ex
rendituros- on ordinary account of i2.335,?'i9.
Ft»r the month t<> dat» ordinary receipts
have been 540.2>!>~2 and ordinary expendi
tures ?3?.760.475. tiip • •■<<=- of receipts
a-nounthicr to ~1,46»j,4«*. For the fiscal year
to date ordinary receipts have b?en .*; " -
CSbSSL: afrainst «75."T1,33T« in the siini^ time
in 19'>9. and ordinary expenditures (141.6%.
431. acamst 447.241^53 in I^-OS. the excess of
expenditures this year amounting! to J:'4.
175.170., compared with an « <=•-- last year
< ' ■" 170.344 Including; Panama Canal ac
count and public debt, the excess of all
expenditures over receipts since July
r.mount •■■ '-■■ ■ ;. . against an excess
■• the corresponding period a year ago of
VXBjBBjptS.
SUB-TREASURY.— Sub-Treasury was
cebtor to the Clearing House SL366.BSL
CUBAN. BONDS OFFERED.
Sp^j'^r &. Co. are orferinp for public sub
scription la New York, at T>7"2 per com ar.d
accraed interest. " ■•!<•: .i.il. of Cuba
<V» per cent ■■■: Is, floe I?4'J (external loan).
Interest payable s«="Tji-a!snually February 1
and August 1. Subscriptions will be opened
tSmcltsseously in London by Epeyer Broth
ers and in Amsterdam by TVixeira de Mat
tos Brothers, .--..-.-I v. :i) cl^?<? on or before 3
j. m: March ". The republic of Cuba re
t>erve* the rl^J:t to redeem the entire issu<?
Of bends outstanding on th«» first «lay of
any month at 105 and accrued :nt<?res-t. On
2.nd after .■•.■■•."-• 1. if! . the- bei ■ aril! be
subject to dnwlng at pa: and accrued in
ter** t for the sinking fund, • -;*-■■ otMatfn
tMf -• or be-low par and interest tn the
market.
Th« - - bond* are part of an i<s:><? limited
to ?K.. ■>-••■• authorized by decree of Charles
E. -■lajroon. Provisional Governor of Cuba,
•with the approval" of the Secretary of War
of the (Jetted States. Xot more than jr..
...■•. bonds can be issued in any
one yea.- and the bonds now offered con-
Ftitiit* the second Instalment. «y th«
term*- of tb* agreement between Re
pcblte of Cuba and Bpeyer A.- Co* the jgo*"
crtunent pledge* it? j-ood faith and its
credit for the prompt payment of the prin
cipal asid interest <jf the bonds and of the
Instalments cf Kinking lund for amortiza
tion, ....... PSt aside so much of
Its cM-toms receipt* *s shall be Decenary
for t!u»t purpo***. '."••.•-:<■ of
the Kcpublk- of Cuba for the la« few years
have itrer* about lIS.Wj.Wi annually,'
■wh'ie the inteies.* on the entire ii-.su*. of
$16 50&|tt) bonds amounts to only $:«.£<» a
year T» c amount required to pay the :n
tereVt and sinking fund on UieS23.OOO.OuO
£ r»c- c*r.t bonds purchased by Speyer &
Co in >; 16 «.S3C<»ft. 'an-i the special
taves alone, which are pledged as part se
curity for the ?»:/•>••.« ;Vl •' per cent bords
cf -YA have always realised more than th«
amount ..... toi both tie interest and
Oat* *-- ri r*' r *ff' **i**aL
IMMATERIAL CHANGESJN STOCK PRICES
'.'-'• •"■ • NEW-TORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1910. ;
■"'- lAcyiß^.^irS; Si^«| ■• ■■■■/.., \6,TJS^U3!jik
roldrche*-) : )Op. H '' L jj 0717""U',;0 7 1 7"" U ',; ,-^ 300'- City Southern ;.l 38UI 38^1 37% 37%
-.Or— Allis-Chalmers Compkny pr 43 42 4^ 43 414 «?J $ £ Ldlde Gas. 102% 102*, 102^ 102% 10^
1-.WO--4 Amalgamate Copper-..- <■> -8 1 .6,* *' ' * .- m 5>5 >- Lon 151and .r... ./....: t Sg*- t f?A>ggj S"3 Suilf-I
CM ♦ 4 American Agr. -Chemical.... 4. 4,", 4. 4i?» *m * 6.700^1% Louisville &: Nashville...... looVs laoji lo3^ la 4 l^-j 1^ '*
■«» **i American Bwt 5ugar........ SSJ, -SJs 3 J-^ ♦ __- Macka Comp anies pr. ...... «b^ ,6^ ,6J$ *6 ■
, see -_ American Can- «* H^ lp »** ii 75 ~ , ioo ~ H Marine -;••• •••• ;*J» „?'* *\* %f+ ,fe Ui2
.IM- 14 ■ American liinsoed. Pr »Vi 3Sh gi* fg» Wk w *"*3 0 _* Mo. Kansas & Texas pr.... 73 73^ 73.. )73 j 71V 4 «3
II ?t 233S KcSSSiM If .& »f mi f 1-3^ j{ « i= i K:v.::::::::::: jl || M§. |g
JSz^ jsass Sffi. &•■■::::::::: || |IM|» |^ & HS gfiSffl ffi »,■ .pj 1 SB i«*
oor, American Tobacco pr O^ WW k» »- » - , » T4On + , ;Xorfo!k & western 101S 1«\ l«jl I^4 10- m-¥i
S it SSSS «-SoS rr::::::::: |* :*.. ..*.m.,^; ;^ JjUj baLArS^^EEtfSfflf 1 f fefe
II \nacon<3a ? . ?*J ***i *, i ,-' 4 : „,; II ii^Hiiiiii
l,y> !? .Ann >rhor g !25 9 f« « * S7« S3S TW A Tel *> ! 40», 4 40 40^ 39»4 40
? »!-l2 Atlantic Coast Line... 133 - 4!lS3k, 131?» J?i * UV+ '5. • .^..w ;^S Stiibure Coai.^:.:: : ! 21% 21% :iV.i 818 21Vi 21V 2
142" : ; ; Canadian Pacific... |IS2tb IS3 jIS2 i IS3>* ISJA "•SL v EBwv=EPaVrliWV H& ■
3 '^, , ChtSSS & Alton ppai || I |ll| Illilsffilli 50^ at aa 11
■n!— U IPl^MlilllSilllil liSI «t Ix-.uis Southwp^tPri ..2^29*129 129 29 »
l.a»'-"« Chicapo. Mil. & St. Paul^.... 4".*Ll^4 ".* L l^ hei' 4 iifitti WO +>i St. Louis Southwestern pr.. .3V 4 * 73*4 <3 4<o 73%
HO — Chicago. Mi!. & St. Paul pr 161% Ml* 161J4 161^ 1 6ir ■ i hi^ '" ,*-* - o -s-S!^ff. Steel & 1r0n... 76% 76$ 76* 76% .6 [6%
MU Chicago & Northwestern... v .is. . PSgJpgi 15 © 157 JO -^ is, s-Sheff. | tee & Iron pr U^lU6%(llfiH 116% U6B 118 '
4.-,. ."4 I Chicago Union Trac 4J, « --4% 4> ■ „*** „; . naaa L v Southern Pacific 127 127% 126 » 128% 126% 125%
j.OOO — t Colorado Pud & Iron , S3:, 3O. S; 89% 39^ 33Va -9» "-^!_ » southern Railway 29% 29% 29 29% 25% 29%
/ £425- \ Colorado & Southern.. .... 65 65?,t«% j| Sgi M _ % Southern Railway pr 66% «6J3 66 66 6W |6
4 r», _ 4 Columbus & Hock. C. & I.- IS IIS 18 IS IS l^ ',, Ia * Tennessee Copper 34> s ! 34% 34% f 34% 33;* 34
X/.-.v __ Consolidated Gas * 1^ 1 V - 11 1 4 cf 4 ici- is- i«* IBM- it Texas & Pacific 30% 30% 30%; 30% 30 30%
im!_4 Corn Products Refining... 18% 18' i l|% IS% IS% IS^ ,- (V , + "^, Texas & Pacific Ld Tr ,?0 90 90 90 89 :90
j§ -ii Corn Products Refining pr 82% C»4 a«i &2% *-' «_ ggj To^do Railways & Light.. J 11% 11% | 11% 11% 11% 12%
S.-VV Comstock Tunnel 30-* -» -» •» — ~ 700-% Toledo. St. U & M'e5t....... '44 ■ 44V4 : 43% 43^! 43% 44
in.V *14 Crex Carpet ' 62% 62% 62% , iSi? Sos 111 70.0+1^ Toledo St. L & West. pr...i 66 : 66% \6S ■ 66% fiS% 6S 3*3 *
UOO-.% Denver & Rio Grande 41% 41% 4£> 4 40" 4 40% 41% «W ,+ % l,oieao^ 6 . Transl "t... . 114% 114% 114 114 113^'lHH
2.-.1 — : Denver & Rio Grande pr... SO ?0 SO SO. -9 80 , + » rjn lon Pacifier ISS% ISS% 157% 157% 187% 157%
UOR3T6 Detroit United Railways.... ©S 65? 50 bo 64% to% tS.oOOj- » IJn on rao me. ? ioo\|100!» 101%
SSgJ DisUlUng Securities....'..... 33*fc 32=6 S2 32% 32% 32% 125,-. %Ln on i^ci n^ 118^ 118% 118% 118% 118 119%
: .v, _ .Dulutli. S. S. & At. :Vy 16 lIS . W lo^ ibV, 1 WO. ♦* Un uea States Rubber | 44% 45 ! 44% 44" 44% 45
2,800--% Erie... ;mi 30% O\ J» 29% — MJJ 4 * '{• Jed States Rubber Ist pr U4%|114% 114% U4%!114 114%
S--OJ - % Erie Mpr 4.% ; 4.% 4. * «7«4 4b3. 4] 4«% »0 - un * step , s 81%; Sl% , 80% Sl%| Sl% 81%
300 41% Erie Cd pr ... v L?S»,H ilf 4^ :S5 i""V +% United States Steel pr 120 120%!120 120 am 120
500-2 General Electric Co los 106 • 154 |104 — — 1.2a0 ;+% l. copper jSO : 60% \ 49% 50 U9% U45%
m \ __ Great Northern pr 138% 136% I*% I^% 136% 136% ->£ +J4 Ltan .01 v rights 3-32 : 3-32! 3-32 3-32' --]
m\- * Great Northern Ore ctfs m,O ; 6|% 69% 69 ..0 aOO. va .Carolina Chemical | 55%| 56%| 54-% 54" 4 ! 54% S3
gin- iK i , Si Sv»i:::::;:::::::::i&i| MS V&m 111 iS pv:::.:::::::::::::::: M " «'. ! «• l
S..VC;- ij ilnlw.-Melropt.man a 23. ■= 2V6 »i ;?>5 JfSfeS w?mctS Slaryland. <S>i 4S«i 4S?i <S»i (SS <S>«
2.i<» .-. Ilmer.-Metropoman pr 'WH 56% SX ;"- : *;"? "* 5_3M * — western Union Telegraph.. Ts'«t 75?. 75 75 75_ 7.M;
3 IS : § IffiisiSS! F^lii'i'g'ifl 3 : 8 sfeonfrSn^::::::::::: ||| 88 Ik S SI
3-.--1 (International Paper pr Uo%i do% 55 55 65 | ooU 100 + .*» |Wißconsm I 1 [ I i 1
1.-po!— % jlowa Central pr I 42%) 42" 4 41% l 42's 43 «2% 1 1 ■ ;
Total sales for the day. »,« share*, compared jrtthJ9l^Bo fls tor ta* same period in 1909.
Total sales. January 1 to February 25. inclusive. 39,279.297 shares. compareav^iu^-^_-_
FINANCIAL MARKET
MOST STOCKS ' DO l .
Banks Show Heavy Loss on
Week's Currency Movements.
Although transactions in stocks were
larger in volume than in Thursday's dull
market, there was no pronounced ac
tivity in any part of the list, and few
important price changes. Final quota
tions showed more net losses than gains,
with instances rare where the difference
from the preceding day amounted to
more than 1 point, though at times in
the course of trading maximum varia
tions ran beyond this figure, notably in
Reading. Norfolk & Western. Union Pa
cific and Brooklyn Rapid Transit, the
last named selling off on the announce
ment of a decision for the company in
its suit to recover $3.<W0.000 from the
Brooklyn City' Railway. Traders sold
the stock on the theory that the favor
able news had been discounted by the
advance in the price of the issue in
Thursday's operations. The same class
of speculators sold United States Steel,
in which a large short interest was re
ported, while similar selling was re
ported in Reading and Union Pacific,
for which there appeared to be a most
inactive demand, the chief buying on the
decline coming from operators who
doubtless thought it wise to take profits
on the short side when in sight. An in
crease in the short interest in the gen
era! market is not shown in the volume
of business in the loan crowd on the ex
change, but a large amount of private
burrowing is reported around the Street.
Commission houses report little specu
lative or investment buying for public
account, and no indication of a resump
tion of Interest in the market by the
outsiders at prevailing price levels. A
pronounced advance doubtless would at
tract margin traders, while a further
decline would cause- a revival of the in
\-estmcnt demand which was such an
active factor in the trading at the" re
cent low levels, and which was an ef
fective influence in turning prices in the
direction of higher levels. Since the low
points of February s the average price
of the leading railroads has advanced
from 11V.C. to 124.41; and that of the
industrials from 65.03 to 01.111. Present
levels do not appear to be attractive to
investors, and the larger speculative in
terests evidently do not care to make
additional commitments in the market
pending the elimination of various un
certainties in the outside situation. The
market closed yesterday without anima
tion and with most of the leading issues
at net losses. United States Steel being
an exception at a small fractional ad
vance. Atchison was heavy on the re
port of the company's January earnings,
which showed a loss in net of more than
SI,«MHMMHt. The gross earnings improved
and a large amount of money was put
into betterments, while adverse weather
conditions increased the cost of oper
ating.
According to the known movement of
money in the week the local banks have
lost a little more than $7.<X.K>,000 in cash
holdings, due almost entirely to excess
payments* to the Sub-Treasury. There
was a marked falling off in receipts of
currency from the interior, as compared
with a week ago, while shipments from
here showed an improving demand at
out of town points for funds at this
centre, the actual gain on interior opera
tions being the smallest reported since
the week ended December 113. Unless
there has been .a heavy reduction in
loans, to-day's Clearing House statement
doubtless will show a further contraction
in reserves, which in the exhibit of last
Saturday presented a -Toss of more than
$3,000,000. Call money throughout the
current week has shown a hardening
tendency, while rates for time loans
have been well maintained as a conse
quence of th»* better inquiry for accom
modation in mercantile sources, the lat
ter lit ll— for accommodation being re
flected in end of the week reports to the
commercial agencies, which Indicate en
larging business operations. Sterling
exchange remains firm under an active
demand for London remittance.
CHICAGO INDUSTRIALS.
- ■:■•'• "•-'V- :J i " ' ■"; '' --" -■ ' »■■
>.„ Can U*» Quaker Oats rcpts.l?4
do cref n do Prer 105
Am Tel i- Te1.... HI 1 * Strut's Stable Car. :-,2
Com Products 18H Strtfl & Co .106'-i
Com* With IMison Bokbccrd prer .. 11
Chic Pb«uib Tool. <♦■* South Fide E'ev... M
Chic Ir-lpjilir.n* .-132 ICh'.c Rys, Series 1 108
Chic Tf.fc & "■' '"■"'♦ do ****** - ■ M
Diamond V"- i"" : » Roetwcli 1C3"«1 C 3"«
National >.-■*■: .111 . do prfcf l*>o
National riiuut .107 People* Gaj 11l <.
Wu£jur O*ta 1M \V 6 Steel 6lh>
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 191k
BOND MARKET SALES.
1000 U ? 49 Keg j l<X>o I. A N U 4s. 9?T4
101-5 ...115% < " - > 1 Man Con 45.. 9.
s^oo Jap 4- 2 95% 5000 Marine 4"is. . *»
11060 d 0d 0 9--4 50000 Mcx C Con 4s P.i
15000 do 95 1 * 2000 M Int Con 4s iS
2000 do 2d OMi 6000 M•• f N J * st KMII .
i/vvi do 954 6s rrr.iooMi
»««> Rof c 445. «isi v : I^OO MX A E Ist 110
•000 do 55...::.i'« ; 500 m kA t Ist
10.™ do .iAX'«i 4p p>:=
inno s % Paulo Be 97 ! ' l«°o do ••••• 9 ■ g**
i.n>»-> do .07 lrtfH"! do R?f 4a . **S
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1000 do A SW'Mi T.Ss •••*«
12000 N' V C 443 10000 Mo Pa<- 45... SIV»
IP,-,; ' 109^ 20JW do Cnvt as
f.ntv\ do 1017 ...1":5 ! full paid. 954
5000 do 4 s 1957.100U mx> do '»«
lift") do 1958.. .100% 3000 11 & Es Con _
3000 do 3'-s 1 954 S«4 "> s n ° -
7<v»o ,do . . . 884J113000 N Kys of M
2000 \ & S 345. »d\ «>" 9j> ■
7.-W.O Allis-Ch ?s. 82*4 80000 do |»J*
3000 do 83 I*™ ' do 9.>'«
29000 .],, *2'i 8000 do ........ 95%
»SOOO Am A C 58.102J4 : 1000 do Gen 45.. »•>
1000 Am H & L 1 2000 N O Ky & L.t
n l'X)s; . 4>js ■ Si
1000 Am lee ? 65. 72 ' 2000 N V C Deb
3000 Mn Spts »is. on ! 1934 85%
2<v»( : > Armour 4^s. :i2 7 l^ono do Gen 34s 00 «
MOO do . .". . 93 1 4000 do L. S Ccl
1000 Am T A T 34s BH
Cvt 4s 105 15000 do £2,
2'W^> ,10 MM% I 1000 do MJi
!<»-) do . ...0.104 7 *! 3600 do Re? SO 1 *
68000 do 1<144 ! 2000 -N ICA St
4X'VV) do 104 VL. Deb 45.. 01 V
N6O do col 4s. 91 ! 8000 NYC& F. I.
42«">'V> Am Ton 65..1'».". '■ II A P - 102%
35900 " do 4s M".» 18000 N V SB AH
"7<vvi do SI 7 , Deb •••••■ ' ••■* *
o<v),-io do . 81 3<3 < I2Ono do 135
aooo do 81 1 - 2000 do Cvt 3%5.102%
l«00 A Ar Ist 4s. 7S : ; > i:«'">" d- 102 '3
"Of hi A T A S F ■ ■ i 13000 N V O A W
\i 4s stnd 94-.! Ref 45... ?~'-2
S3OOO do ...... MS; 5000 S V Tel 4%s
ifiOOO d ■ ml Rets 98%
27000 do Gen 4s.l'O"s 4000 do 9^4
2-VW> do . .-. I«V*4 l 2000 do 9*.*,
1000 do . . :iOO«i ' I^oo do 88%
li 100 do . 1014 110000 N A W Cvi
4,VK-^ ,],. (V,( V , 4f.11<".'-.| 4s JO3Vi
I(W> do Deb K. 98% 1<»1«00 do 1034
11009 do Tr 5 L ": "<*>'> do Dlv 4s. c 934
4S4 S 94*» ■ 8960 do-P CA < '
2<*>O At Coast 96<h . 4 " ,£?!?'
100. to do L A N : 2000 Nor Pac 4s .101^
4 c or.*, I"*'" 1 O Alt. '■(?.. 91
20060 do" "1... 05V 1<V(0 PT A T 55.. 994
T^viri fi o *" 95 ' i I 3000 do 99
5000 do '.".... 05 1 f1"*""'f 1 "*""' Pa 34s 1915. 96%
oixirt do 94 7m7 m I 3500 do :»7
530.10 do 94"i ' 1: ' <M> do 964
2000 rA O Gold I 5003 do Gtd Gold
" 4s . B9 T 4i 4a O RI i
3fVV> do I! 00*4 MWI }> & X Ist 4s. 944
lOCtOO do PL E |I<v>no p M R"f 45.. 781-i
w v 45... ("24 21000 riiila co cvt
4r<rt<V> BUT <!... 'l*i 5s 103%
17<K1O do '"•I 7*7 *.1. 1 -""" n •'" I ° 4
2000 B C c; 5a... 107% - I<>: " >< ' do 1O4'«
1000 Bush Ter 4s *!> |l»»0 Read Gen 4s. 995<,
3000 Cent L. :.s.. 99% ROOD do 99?;
I]<vm> ,io :»r"--' *00» St L A S F
.viTii% do «'% Ry Gen 8b. 123
14<K-|<> ,[0 09V 1(W) '!" 124
3000 C of N J Gen : WOO St L A .= F R
5s Refr....123% R Gen r.s. . P«%
1000 c p Gtd 4s. 07Vl<*>™ do
1&00O do 97N : MWOO <! ■ 594
60110 do . ... 974 ' MOO St L Swn Con
1000 cA o Gen' " 4s 79
4' s 103 j 2000 A A A P
tfMiO do" I03"S 4? S7^
1< M I*"* do lo3^i SflOO So P Ist Ref
f*WVi do Fnd r.s.io.v., ** nr-'-i
4(»m Chic A E Ist 32000 do 9.">H
, .-,s 114% KXWO do ...a2OF. 954
1000 Ch A I coal . 10000 do t>r>%i
5s 112 !1 ;: '"h>0 do Cvt 102**
SOilO Chic B A Q 94000 do 1124
Ci, -■;, 45 P9' A iTSHMt do 1^2%
2.V«>l d» Jt 45.. fIH'iIKKViO So Ry Ist r.s.inn
27«<»i d" . 9-;3 t ! «000 do Gen 45.. 80
i"Kio do lieh "is. 994! iooo T C 1 a p
17O» C M A St P Gen r.s 104
4* 19?,4 . . 934 1000 T A St L Ist
5000 da Gen 4s Con 5« 11. ".4
A 1004 2000 T A O Ist 58.105%
1"<»00 C n I A P ( 3000 Third Ay Con
Ref 4s.aloF 91U! 4s Ctfa... . fifis
4«HiO d.» MV I<-»O'i ,-o 4s ?tpd. H.V 17 ,
SOOfHI do 91 3 * i •"Of" 1 d< •"•'i
, r .f«Hio do R I{ 4s 81% "'■'■"» do <"<?
2<M«i do R14|32000 do 66%
3^ooo do isi«ii 5000 T st T. a \Y
(000 C CCA St L. Col 4» 1917. «i"i
StLl»iv49 95 ' 6000 U P Ist 45..101H
1000 CA S Ilrf A I 1""<> do itni,
K.vt 445.. B*«\ 3*VM do 101
0"OO do 08% 14000 do Ist Kef
40i to c Ry A A 4s 97* i
4'is Stpd .101%| .WiO do .... 974
I'WVK-» iv Toh 4s ML' i»0OO ' do 97*;
I""" Del A I) K| *!4'HNKI ,j o Cvt 45.. 100%
4' 7 102 K»iOflO do .. K>o"i
30f)0 do CV 4s.l00*il11«W>0 d' 109* s
Utoo Don & R G 13000 Ry of B F
con 45.... !»"'. i 4s .-;. 714
2orio do 97-HI W* V & Rub da.. 108%
14^«t0 dp 97". 1 12000 V< R A imp
40fl0 do J'.ef ."s. 94*1 ?s 90
HWO D Sec C ."s. 74 I irv^i do ...6«F. 91
2000 nr!<- Ist Con ! 7*w» rio fi",
4s 85%J50000 do 904
G4OOO do Cnvt 4s I 2600 no . . . rrT%i
B 72 I r-of<o do Oi't
8000 Fc A p. -on I I'tOO do .. .sC.F. M"*
5 ..' 104 : 21*000 do no 7 ,
1.100 Gen El Deb I ::<W> d- 914
5s 1441; 14'iO 1 do .... 91
SfiTsOO Int-Met 4Hs R-jij,' i 40.-») U ? St! S F
2°fKVi do P2* Ps 1051;
jicrnvt do 82 l i 1 moo do 1 0 -' 1 *
36000 Int a Gt X 1 12<W> do . MW%
8d Ctfa... .108 i.jf>Too va «■ C Ist 5s 9«\
l^^i I C Ref 45.. ~r, I loco do 9""4
o*yw) do . rr>T4i3iooo do . 9**4
I" 1 '"! do 7fi'4 ."''Kin Wab Ist Ba 111%
MilO d- 7« . 81V10 da P. A Ext f
1000 X c F 8 A 4s . 7n%
M 4s MUjI 2<t<>O do 7314
won do ... SIU moo do 73%
8000 Kan C B ,'8. 102*4 1 10000 W.nb P T let
.VHIO L S A M So '| rtfs 414
4s 1931 . M%IBSMNV« do .. 41%
i*"") do 94 ' . 12CXVI do 41»i
7fH>o d. I^h 4s. Bs^ill<Xton in "d <"tf« B
1900 do 3%" 91 ! DfiOO WCi A W 4s. 91
40<XI T. .;, V N V I 3000 West 5 F 5s 92%
Gtd 4",5..107U Sf'tO do . . 9°' i
7<xx* L V Pa Con I 10* to do ... 92
to .... 97 I 3000 do 92%
■9000 L A x Unlf . !14<V!O West Sh 45.. '4'
4s* 90 I 4fHV> do Pee . . .looi;,
aooo <lo* ■.•'■ : . i7<^ WUf AR e 96%:
Total' tales of bcMda. 83.166.500
BOSTON STOCKS.
fFurnlshea by R. i. Day A Co.; No. 37 Wall
street.)
Feb.24.Feb.25. 1 Feb.24.Frb 25.
Bo« A A1b. .231 231% Boaton rons.. ir>' 4 19
Boston Fl . l*o*i 13014 .-.,] &Hec!a^t«22 6t2
FltChb'R nf.131 -1-.2 centennial M 27 27
NY NH A H.l.",f»4*!<;.| I Cop Rang- M 76% t7.Vi
Old Colony.. 193 'Km Franklin M.. 19*4 19H
W i; St Ry 94 94 Granby M. . — S0 7 i
do pref '106 l'» 4 I Msec (vms M 6% '"•"i '
Ma?s El Cos 174 17% Mohawk M... **■"> ' <'4*4
do pref... M 83 • No Butt«! . 87% 37U
Am Pne-im.. 7147 l 4 — Osceola M 151*4 UIO
do pref... 214 ~ Old Don- M.. 44 44
Am TAT. 141 140*4 Parrot M . . . 20 20
New Ens T 1S« I*6 Qutnoy M.... M —
West TAT 14 14 I Tamarack M 74 74
do prer... fi-f-'*, fS4 Wolverine M.141 141
Un Slice M. 87* fi74 U B Smelters 454 45%
do araf. 2'<4 29'->* do pref.... no no
Orcadian M 7»i fi"4 Mats '.".as ... 734 794
Atlantic M.. ft : 4 94 do prtf...'. 95 . 9*.
Shannon M. 15 14% Utah SZ l i S2H
Ur.tt Fruit 177 1 * 177 ! ■ -
•AtktiA. t£z dlvlies<U
INACTIVE STOCKS. ' V,:
The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks. in
which there were no transactions yester
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
: Xjist ' Clo«lng. •
pal«. Rid. Ask*d,
Adams Express. ..-245 242 26T>
AJUB-CbalmerG CO 1J 12 l- ! .-
Am Agr chem pref 103 I"-', V>3 3 i
Am Beet Sußar prcf.... f»4 : !' :> -'i '•>
Am C & F pref. 116% 117% 11 »
Am Coal — 120 90 150
Am Cot OH pref in:? 101 107
Am Dipt "T»l 20 li 30
Am Express 2*o ""< '■£}>>
American Ice Sec 23»J "J."'i -4
Am Linseed IT.i 4 14' i ]r>1 *
Am Malt 7* ' 8
Am Smelt prat B Bsi^ S3 88%
Am Snuff 270% 2BQ —
Am Snuff pref S«5 04 ', 110
Am Pteel F<lry r.l ' r.lt^ ti2'-.
Am Tel & Cable 77 70 77
Bait A- Ohio pref 03 J»IU 93
Batopllas Mining 314 3 3H
Bethlehem Steel pref... co 61
Brunswick 13 1- >! i 15
Buff Roch & Pitts 105 95 107
Buff Roch & Pitts Dref .. 133 , 125 . 13S
Buffalo & Susq pref .. . 25 2" ' 2!)
terick Co 32 Soi; ■ 33
Can Southern ("34 86% fiß'i
Cent & 50 Am Tel ns^ lIS 119%
Cent leather pref 10$ i - 108 108%
Central of N J 2!*» 290 • 300
Chic & Alton prof 70 — 60%
Chic & E 111 pref 115 _ 118
Chic Hurl & Q 225 2*l . —
Chic Gt West pref Bgac 5774 58%
Chic I & L pref ._ g5 so
Chic & Northwest pref.«ofi jvt,-, 2i<t
<• St P M A- 0 lfi2^ I.'S 163
C St P M & O pref \i.o |W) 170
C C O & St 1.... SO SO si
C C C & St Is pref IQQ\£ 03 100
Col Fuel ■&■! pref...... n0 11 2 —
<"ol So Ist pref £2 o f~2- ..
Col & So pref... £014 . 79 SI .
1 onsol • Coal 5*734 ]'•"> —
Pel &• Hudson 177 17* t7« : -.
Del Lacka & W 590 6SO 610
PSSi At pref -jo 2<* 29
Evans ft T H JSR 5.*. , C.2
Evans & T 'H pref R2^ SO 00
Gen <hem Co 109 r»t 04
Gen ('hem Co pref l<tsH 105 T"*.
Granby Mining 112 M 110
Hr-ivana Elec Ry 83 Bf. I>2
Hocking: Valley -- - • 1 1 R lOfiii 118
Honiestak" fj>\i, S.I ■ <iSI
tiiKr-rsoll-Rand Co 70" 00 —
InSeisoil Kand Co pref. f= 4 i^ 9.-. —
Int I'aper 14!* 18% 14
Int' Steam I'ump 4*%, 47 7 i! 4*' 4
Int Ptoain Pump pref... ss S3 ss
lowa -Central 23i£ 22% ~'>'i
Kanawha ft Mi.-.;- S2 M .•>.->
Kan City So pref....... rr>'i 60 70
X (' Ft S & M pref CO 73 81
Keok ■& 1) M.... 7'i « 9
Keok &- D M pref 44>i 85 45
Knick Ice Of Chic pref.. 70 70 83
l^aclede Gas pref (V? SO 100
l.ake Krie & W ••• 21"4 22 23
J-ake Erie ft W pref.... Rl 614 filVi
Lake Shore 320 300 400
Mackay Cos 88% 88 »M 4
Manhattan Beach 3 3 4
Manhattan Elevated .. 137 133 187 .
Maryland Coal pref SO SO $>O
Met Street Ry 18 1« I s *
Michigan Central - 14% l? 0
M <S- St L pref SO 72 $2
M S P& s s M L I !'l4 fiH *>-
Nash X- chat! 130 133 137
Nat Biscuit pref 121 122 124
Nat Ermrn ft ?tp "3i£ 22 22> ;
Nat Knani & Stp pref.. J>4 90 BS
Nat of Mcx pref.. <"2 61% <T:\
New < >nt Coal. •". 2-i 30 . 60
NY Air Brake 7f, 7fi f-\
T C & St I «> ST 61
N T.'C'&'St I. Ist prer.l«o-»i lfiO 119
X V .- & Ft I, 21 pref.. 95% "7 92
X V Dock 35 30 . 40
X V rock l>ref 83 «2 85
Xorf & West pref 90 88 »2
Ontario Silver 3 2%. 3U
Pacific Coast.'. 11l l"0 114
Pacific Coast Ist pret-MOS 9« 10R
Pacific Coast 2d pref... 105 10S 114
Par Tel & Tel prcf 05 . 01 f>s
Peorla & East.;.. 2."> 20 26
P C C & Pi I. pref 114% 110 115
Pitts Ccal pref 72 71 73
Pitts Ft \V & ink- 17314 170
Pr Steel Car pref 101% 1"1 102
Pullman Palace Car 1!»« 10"> 197
Quicksilver..... 3 Mi 2"4 3>ii
Quicksilver pref "^ 33 1 * 4.
Ry Steel Spring pref. ..101 101 107
' R'eadinK Ist pref... S>l Xi'4 91^
Hens & Sara... 200 100 —
Rep Iron & Ste-I pref.lol'4 101 1024
Rock Island pref.. *7 - KtU 87' ii
Rome Wat ft < >K'l 12« 120 —
Rutland R R Co pref... 2R 2^ 35
St T. & S F.lst pref.... 70 SB% 7i>
St I. *• S F C&F. 111 CtfSl4« 140 100
?tL^S F C*E I ctfs pf.ll6^ — 120
StL&SF C&E I ctfs new CO 61 fir.
Sears-Roebuck pref 120 i; — 123H
So R R M X- O ctfs >«' 3 544 88 ■
Third Aye R R 1 -: !>% 10
Twin City R T pref... 145 143 14«!
Un Rao; ft Paper 101; 9'i 11
In Bag A Paper pref... 70 70 75
United Dry Goods pref. ;ll'«j ICS4 100
fnlted T:> Investment.". 37 r;7 S7«s
United Ry Invest pref.. 67 67 . 6S
i; s c i i- & F 24« 234 28
SCI P & F pref... 7Si, 74 7S
C S Express 120 11« 125
US Realty & Imp 74 741£ 74%
C.S Rcluc . & R»f Sl i . 7 , R»4
US Reduc & Ref pr*f.. 29!4 19 274
T S KuMier 2fl prff ... H»ij 7»Vi SO
Vulcan Detinnins 15 15 23
Vulcan T'etinninj? pref.. 65 65 , 73
Wells Fargo Express .. l«s ins . 175
Westlnsb Mfs Ist pref. 130 122 13'»
Wheel & 1. E 5% 54 5%
W,& L E Ist pref 12 11 12
W & L E 2d pref.. 8% 5% 0 ! i
COBALT STOCKS.
(Furnished by Warren, Gzowskr- & Co.. No. S3
Broad street.)
' Asked. | BktAsked.
Amalgamat.. 7 T%JKerr Lake... 950 860
Bailey ...10 104 I Roae 4.'C 4:.c
Beaver Cons 3m 32 llJttle Nipiss. 294 20%
Big Six.. . 5% <■'♦' M-Klnley ... 83 S6
TJuffaln 200 2t>o | Nancy Helen. 8% 11
Chamb-Ferl 30U 4<i INlpissinj; ..1088 1040
C of Cobalt. 4'i'4 4"'i Nova Scotia.. 88 89
Cor Alt cent I!>U l»%|Opbtr BB 7.".
Cobalt Lake I*N i7\iOtls«e P«4 9
Coniagas ...575. 600 | Peterson L... 25 7 s .<;'•»
Crown Re 5..365. .365 3rift I Rochester ... !>-'» 10
FoFter 22 23 I Stiver Leaf.. f> i 10
Gifford' . .... 13 T * UHISIHor 8Rr.... 11 11 Vi
Gt Northern l« l i \6% I Silver Queon. 2'"" 4 21
Greeai afeea BH 1 9 STemiskamini 58% ."4
HarnraveK .. 89 40 iTrethewe* 142 144
H'Mron Bay. 106 110 ! Watts .. 13 14
j Black .« 1> I Wettlaufer.-. .130 131
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Williams. McConnell, i- Coleman.
if-: No. 60 Wall street.)
Bid. Asked.
Am Lleht & Traction 2Sf» 290
40 preferred 10.'. 107
Am Gas A- Electric 46 43
do preferred .., 43 46
do first 65...: >. 88 . 4s
Denver Gas & Electric Urt 150
do general fis. .•....' 94 PS
Empire Dletrlct Electric 344 3*
do erred .. 744 74
do bonds ...:....... 75 717 1
XAncMn Gas & Electric 19 .81
pacific Gia A Electric . BOVi 61 ii
. 60 preferred g7 S8
S TO HOLDERS OF i '
$15,000,000
- Lackawanna Steel Company |
5% GOLD NOTES
Due March 1, VAO.
Xo.,ce is her £ b,. g iven that the above .Vote, a,,,, Coupon rflb. pa.d on March 1. 1010. on p r «,
tation at the office of SPEYER.& CO., 24-26 Pine Street, New lOrK
tation at the office of SPEYER & CO., - 4 -° r - lw , ...aaaiai—M
- . LACKAWANNA STEEL COMPANY,
By E A. S CLARKE, President.
New York, February 24, 1910. , ' " ~ ':
Referring to the foregoing notice we offer to accept, on or before March 1, I
1910, a limited amount of the above Notes at par ex the March I, 1910^ coupon
in exchange for new Uckawanna Steel Company F.ve-Year 5 per cent. Convertible
Gold Debentures at 9554. , ;. ; . ;.
: The Lackawanna Steel Company Five-Y ear s"i Convertible Gold Debentures « .^hed
to $10 000 O)0, dated March 1. 1910, payable March 1. 1915. interest March Ist and September
Ist redeemable in whole or in part, a. the option of the Company at pur and interest on and
aftev March 1 1913, upon sixty days' notice, and are convertible at par at the option p the
holder on and after -March 1, 19 12, into Seven Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock of the
Company.^ rC ar( ii g the above Debentures and the Earnings of the Company |
may be obtained, upon application to the undersigned. f
Th«. riiht is reserved to withdraw this offer at any tini* without notice.
SPEYER & CO.
New York, February 24, 1910.
OUTSIDE SECUEITIES.
In the market for outside securities th»
speculation was almost confined to the
mining issues. The copper stocks were the
feature, 'scoring fractional advances on
irood inside buying, while the industrial
li;-t was" a shad© easier but dull. The prin
cipal features in the mining list were
Greene-Cananea, i;oldfi<-ld " Consolidated.
Kerr Uike and rhino, all of which showed
strength and activity. In other . quarters
of the list price movements were irregular,
although fluctuations were small. In the in
dustrials Standard Oil, after early steadi
ness, ran off. aixnit 2 points. American To
bacco was a shade easier. United Cigar
Manufacturing was firm. American "Writ
ing P.T)p»r stocks were neglects. In bonds
Dos Motnes & Fort Dodpf second Be,
Lackawanna Steel Consolidated Mortgage
5.s and Western Pacific 5s were the active
features. '
INDUSTRIAL.
Sal.!!. Open. High. Low. Last.
!.«m Tobacco . 4'«> 4i'x> 4'»> 499
SO Standard OH 617% XI7 a <H6 % 81«
250 Un Cigar Mft .»i 7 t>>V WH Ha
1.200 US I.iEht & H.. 2,", -fV ** - 1
200 do pref 8 6 *S 8
RAILROAD.
' Chicago Subway. 3% 3% 33 s * 33 3*3 *
100 SI LIBF . .:« S*i 38 38
150 South Shore Tr.. 52*4 o2 7 i 53% 52 7 ii
MINING.
700 Alpha Copper.... »i : » «'* «4 «'«
1.000 * ('ijonmiii 94 94 94 94
1.500 Boston Copper... 194 19?« 194 19%
2,760 'Bovard Con .". 4 3 4
130 Bra den Copper... 4 '- 44 +4'» ; - 4»4
1.M6 British Col Cop. 7 7 6% 7
H»r> Butt*» I'ualition.. 24 * 24 3 i 24 i 24* i
Caledonia ...... 14 14 " 14 14 .
17.000 Chino Copper.... 14^ 1514 14 4 14 ,
;>«» 'Cobalt Central., in JO r.i 194
900 Colonial Silver... H H ik > H
I,2oo •Cow Fraction.. 32 32 31 32
300 •Commercial r>4 *54 54 ."4
1.200 C0n 'Ariz Smelt.. 2A 2fi -.'A L'%
300 Dolores M --0... t~\ 03 * t; ■■» (i»?
5.200 Ely Central 14 1^ I ' 2 1 A
i 5.000 *Ely Con £74 f«i 574 $S
23.000 'Eureka Con .. . . 4.': 4."> 42 " - 45
1.000 First Nat Cop... 4J^ 4'n 4^, 4\
2.200 Glla, Copptr S s' 4 7- 4 7",
200GlroU3( T. . . 10 104 W. 104
300 Guerrero Mine... 2 2 2 2
S.ooo Goldfleld Con 7 » if| 7% 7 i
900 ' Green-water .... 9 9 9 9>
3..V10 Greene c«.n-inea. 10 ! i In-, 10! i 10%
2.800 'Harcuvar <^op.. 49 , 49 47 4«
200 Inspiration Cop.. KBiK 8 i RS «?ii 4 »
I.SOO Kerr I.ak» 9-A :iS PA 9A
900 KinK Edward.... : » , 7 , - % ; J H :
ROO *McKinlej--Dar.: S3 ST> SI 83
200 Mason Valley 1% 17 i 1 " 1%
I.soo Miami Copper..'. 21% 244 24 - 24 5 »
C.T-Ort Mont-Shcshor.p. . '% 7*7 * ii
2,000 •Mioea Co of A:. 50 SO .-•<> .V> -
100 New Baltic Cop. 134 i:;i.. 1314 134
1.500 Nevada -Con Cop. 23 S3 22*1 22 1 *
300 Nevada gmelting II t| v ;;
RoOXey-U>M.&;S... 1A I>, ia l^
300 Nipissiiiß M Co.. l"'i 10^ ;o! 4 Ift^
SMOOhlo Copper 4-\, 4,V 4 4
800 Pacific Smelters. 1 1-S 1 11
700 Precious Metals. 171 7 2 1% I*4
_' tioo 'Ran-hide Coal'n. 19 2" in 19
1,4100 Rawhide «,«'ue€n.. 22 22 22 22
3.500 Ray Central 3-% 3*6 :;a 3%
100 Ray Con 22 22 22 2"
100 Silver I.enf 10 10 10 ii>
1.000 Silver Queen ... 20 22 20 20
SO Stewart 4 4 I*, v
I«O (Superior & ruts. 14 " 14 " 14 " 14"
300 Tonopah 7 7 7 7
725 .Tuolumno Cop... 34 4 .",4 334
2.2oo 'Union: Mines.-.. 2r* 2,** " " "\
2.100 1 V Va-V.'yo Cop. 2.W 2-^ 2 2-V
ISS Yukon <; Mines.: 4 i » 44 4»» 44
BONDS.
$4,ft)N> Bin? C r: v fi.e... o, , o, 0 .
U!.*X>« DM& F"D I'd 5a Ml 3 , 8»* SOSi «n«
\oooLack Steel .1 5a.. 9.14 95"A fl'-iU S3
10.000 do con mtfr ss. So»i sr,', s-.u l-,C
::i>.ooo West Pacific Ba.. 97* , 97?s &7>i 9 T? i
•tells cents per share. fOdd lots.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
The market on the Consolidated Ex
change was a broad one in respect to the
variety of issues dealt in. sixty-one differ
ent stocks 3 changing hands. Bidding was
brisk at the opening, with room traders
inclined to take the bull side, but they
were discouraged by the later action of
the market, and generally let t;o the lines
they t had- taken on: Sal ' s of all stocks
totalled 85,281 shares, with Steel common
iradiiiß in volume. Reading second. Union
Pacific third and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
fourth, tins representing unusual activity
in the last named. An incident was the
purchase of one share of Delaware. Lack
awanna & Western at 600 by a room
trader, who bid the same price for twenty
four shares more. Reading and Union
Pacific both touched prices <„ of a point
above their high figures on the oilier
board. The high for Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit was .«- 8 , against 77 on the other ex
change but its low was 75 =*, against 75.
Detailed operations follow:
STOCKS.
' ale 3 , < . Open. High. Low. Last.
8,650 Amal Copper... 77 : 2 7S ■ 7i>": 77
ICO Am Beet .Sugar 3S'i as: 374 S7 7 »
110 Am Car & Kdy S3 «4 «;j " t?:;^
,'M Am Cotton oil. «4 3 i i\T,\ «4 a 4a 4 t;;,^
(*<< American Ice.". 24 24 m "4 24
lo Am Locomotive 5O * r.u s « 6»% SI»H
5.&B0 Am bmeitlng... 84 *i : -» 83% Ml,M 1 ,
SUO Am Su&ar .. . . 125 125*, 12.". 121?»
23. » Anauotiua cop. f>o l ;, (ll 4< ( -: 4 504
«>-0 At Top & S F.llrtS 116% n;,-, JJS«
'm Bait i. Ohlo:: v 112% 112 112
4.01'J BrOOk Hap Tr 7fi 4 7<»T» 7.">» i 7.-,'
30 can Pacifi; ...I>:i4 is;:-., 1S2 1 * lv" t
14<> Central l>;ath.. 4<> 3 » 40 5-g5 -g 4t>? 4 4,,.«,
SUO "'lies & 0hi0... M S4S M v»4
380 eh M .<; St P.. 146% 146% 14.V, 145%
30 col Fuel ft 1... ;«o'i 4'i 38% 4it
160 Col Southern.. 'vV* 65% (i 4 «>4
ITO Consol Oaa ...14*>' 14«4 14'". 141?
10 > Cora Products. 18% 18% l^ v * i>>\
**■ .1 Del U & \\VBt..ii(»p 600 C'.iO •>(> >
UK) D:n & Itlo (Jr. 4P4 41 •; *0% A" 3*3 *
">> 'do pitf 794 7!>4 7i»4 7!»4
■_'•• I'ist Securttiea. 32* 32* i .".'"i S2«i
2SO Erie ao'g 30H 29» 29 1 *
20 Jo Ist pref... 47 47 47S 47%
SO do LM pref... 37 37 36% .".fiS
4i> Gt North pref.l3B% 13(!S i:;«>' • 13tt%
ISO Inter-Metio ... 22 7 i HH 2J 1 * 22*4
11M» do pref...... 56% SHS .V.' 2 r>»»'
. 2<» Kan City 50... 3S 3S * 3H 3S
180 Louis & Nash. lss4 1554 1534 154
60, Mo X & Tex.. 44 44 434 4.(4
180 Mo Pacific ... 704 71S 70% 714
£!> NaXlor.al Lead. 82H S2 i, s^i 3 S2S
!«► Nat Mcx M pf. 27* i, 27H 27* i -J.i\
430 N 'i' Central. ..122 Vi lL'l l 5» 121 » 121 7 »
60 N V Out & W. 4R M 45 & 8 47. %
00 Norfolk ,4- W .1014 101 H)l4 101%
110 North Pacific. i;;r»j IM>4 136%
l'> Pacific Mall .. 32 l i 32% 32 32>-i
86O,**enjtkyHaiiia .1334 1."4 4 133» t i 5%
21 » People's Oas...U0 3 i im*i • 110 * 110* i
20 Pitts Coal 214 214 214 214
10 Railway Spg*.. 404 40% 404 404
2!.P^> Reading' 170 170 . 166% HV>4
M» Rap Steel ... 38% 39% 38% 3s&i
Rock ]-=lanl .. 50% 504 49 ! 4 491.
•J2l" Southern Pa.- 1274 1274 126% '■'•«>,
90 South Rj 294 29 1J 29 •><»
30 (I<> prof fiii\ •»% 61 Jj|;
40 Texaa «L- Partflc 30% 304 30% 30' i
11,990 Union Pacific. .l.ss * iKs» i«7\ 1^7"»
4" V S Rubhrr. ..'. 44 \ 4". 44»; 4:.
23,590 IT'S Steel . PIS HIV *>'»' RlSi
4" 1' til U!t T » 119 7 , 1194 110',
60 ("tan Copper. 'BOH Bo*i 49 i 4'i">»
."■J"' Va-Car (in in Bft% r-r.4 f.44 r>4 7 »
t? 50 bash . 214 21 » 21"% 214
880 -!.. Pr f 47-«» 474 47 47%
•JO West rni.«n .. 15% 7."! 73 i 7,-»' 1 i
S3,<Sl Total sales.
V MINING.
I " 600 Atlanta "^ to l a .104 .I>i4 .1(14
40ii . 'ouatock 31 .31 .31 .31
1,000 < onaol Imperial .07 07 "7 .117
1.030 Goldfleld i.'un..S.ort 8 •"><• 7.75 7.57H
i<io Gould & Curry .32 .32 .32 .32
1.4 0 Jumbo Ext 324 S« .324 .3«
B(Xt Kc-wanas 07 .07 .07 ,07'
f.OO Mexican 1.924 1.924 I,©O 1.90
250 Ophlr 206 2.OT> 2<>s 2.05
2(K> F'oitlfiiil .. '.1.00 l.fO 1.0»> 1.00
2,000 Red Hill ...... or. .05 A* ■ .05
800 Sierra Nevada.. .74 .74 .74 .74
. 3 0 Tonopah Ext... .72 .72 72 .72'
800 Tramr.B 06 .00 'rt .o<j
WH West Eni 81 .81 .SI .31
9,700 Total Mica. v
WHEAT.
Sales. . v
420.0<» May option.. sl 13% $1 14*4 «1 134 $1 14*
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Frede:t H. Hatch & Co.. No. 30
Broad strret. New York.)
Stocks Dividend. Bid. Asked.
Am Brake 5& F Mar I 90 «
Am Brake S & F pf....Q-M 1 124 127
American Brass QJ 5 117 1-^
American Chicle Mo&Ex 12 222 22.
Am»rlcan Chicle pf Q-J 6 100 105
Am Dist Tel Cf N J...-Q-J 4 40 52
Am era! Products Q-J 6 ■ OT
American Press Q-J&Ex « 95 105
American Thread pr JJU 5 *** 5H
Am Type Found-rs J*.l 4 44 4%
Am Type Founders pf.Q J 7 »7 101
PaN oca & Dcoi .. Q.I 7 1 ') 1«J
Barney & Smith — 30 RO
-Barney & Smith pf — 105 115
Borden's Cond Milk SF&AEx — M 9 It*
Bord»-n's Cond Milk pf.-Q M 6 1"* 10%
Bush Terminal — 59 65
Central Fireworks ■ — — B 10
Central Fireworks pf.-- — 35 45
Conn Ry & Light. .. ...Q-F 4 76 73
Celluloid J*Ex « 128 132
E I dv P de Nemours.. 7 130 135
ElduP de »m pf...Q-J 5 85 M
Empire Steel & Iron — 7 10
Empire Steel & Iron pf. ■ — so ' 90
Hall Signal common . — 45 "
Herring Hall- Marvin .. j- — 30 45
international Nickel — 145 150
International Nickel pf.Q-F « 90 94
International Silver. ..'-.- — -•"» ;— -
International Silver pt..Q-J 4 *lin 115
Klrby Lumber _-. — 10 *'
Kirbv Lumber pf — * n »*
Kln Co El L A P....Q-M^ 8 125 130
Laekawanna St»»! . — 50 M
Nat Cash Register pf--J*J 1 HO 12«>
Nlles-Bement-P <J M 8 9S 103
Nlles-Bement-P pf Q-F \ 6 9% 102
Ct.s Elevator A&O ]2 55 58
Otis' Elevator pr»f C? J \•> S* 1 * l"»
Old Dominion S 5 J4-J 6 M 115
Pacific Gas &El ■ — M M
Pacific Gas &El pf...-Q-J 6 «5 S3
Phelps. D& Co — 240 260
Pope Manufacturing — iO '«
Pone Mfj pr • — 82 57
Producer!" Oil Q-M « 140 150
Pratt & Whitney pref. -Q-F « 100 lOS
Royal Bak. Powder Q-M&Ex i 170 ISO
Safety CH & L Q-MiEx 8 12« 196
Sen-Sen Chiclet — 120 130
Standard Coupler — i-> 33
Standard Milling Co — 1« 19
Standard Mill Co pf A*O 3 49 52
Texas Company.. Q M 12 195 205
Texas & Pacific Coal. ..Jcrlp 6 95 105
Trenton Potteries ■ — 4 7
Trentcn Potteries rref — «0 <0
Tr»nton Pot fndg c tf»-.-J&J 4 6O 70
Trow Directory — — 25 35
Union Carbide... — I** 1°"
Union Ferpy........----Q-J 2 SO 39
Union Typewriter — ■• — S3 P<
Union Typewriter Ist pf. A&O 7 lift 112
Union Typewriter 2d pf. * 1"» 112
United Banknote Q-J 4 4» 52
United Banknote pf Q-.I « 52 54
T7 S Finishing S-J 4 140 145
TT S Finishins: pf Q-J 7 I«8 113
Virginia Railway.... . — 23 2*
West Pacific ■ — 2R 29
'West Power ■ — S3 37
West Power pref — 52 57
.^ BONDS. ',
Am Malt lit ...J&D fi 1024 l"4 1 -i
\m Pipe & Fdry Ist J&.T 6 103 10«
Am B S A F Ist MAS 5 101 BM
Am Tube & S Ist A&o 8 S3 0*
Am Typefn.i dM MAN' « 199 104
Am Tvpefnd new MAN' « 99 I<V>
Hecker-Jones-J MAS 6 104 1^
Inter Nickel Ist AAO 5 92 P3^
Inter Silver l?t I*.r R 110 112
Inter Silver Ibt T*.l 6 101 1"3
I.PKcett iF Hi Ist Q J fi 99 105
New Jersey Stmloat lst.M*N 5 «• CO
N V Biscuit Ist M&S fi 100 —
Northw Coal R Is. MAN 5 75 —
Old I-oni S S Ist V&S . I 9.> 105
Ontario Power Ist FA A B 99 ■
t>enn C& C 1925 B9atS ■ 39 39
Stock Quotation Te1 .... FA A 5 95 —
Sunday C & C J90. . J&.I R " 99 >'■*
Union Carbide Ist MU « V* 1<"»2
in Fdry ''«• .is 1020. . M&N — 95 i<»
United I^a.l M"- laVJ •' '"2 99
V R Finish cons. r.vj •*» 90 IN
r S Finishing Ist J&.T 5 itio 103
Virrinla-Car Chem A&O 5 07 % 95»4
•Ex dividend 2 per cent. -
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Van Schalck & Co.. No. 7 Wall
street.) '.T
Kid. Asked. I Bid.Asked.
United Ry.. 13 14 ! Cotton D'lck. — 5
do Incomes »• 60HI do incomes 17 2O
do 4s . 8« :^ SfiTil N Ry A L T>s 99 PS l^
GBA SV T 1 3 I I.t A Pow pf ME M
incomes 11 I do 44* .. . 92 99.
do lsts.... 40 43 Ch CRy .1"0 105
Seaboard Co 244 25%1Ch C XI 9a.. 00 9.1
do Ist pf.. 73 7« ICont Trust. .21.1 225
do 2d pf.. 444 4R (Union Trust.. 7O 76
Scab A L 4s S3 S3'« j Third Nat 8.1 15 130
do 10-yr S3 994! Fid & Dep...103 155
Consul Gas.. — 10." ! Maryland Tr. 70 73
cc. 6s 100 lOOUINor Cent Ry.!24 l * 124%
BANK STOCKS.
fßtported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.)
Hid. Asked, j BM Asked.
America .. «10 6.10 'Jefferson ... 170 ISO
Am Kxch... 2.-14 257 Liberty ..^...625 —
Auduton N. 120 ISS i Lincoln ..... 4.*> 425
1-:tna Nat . 110 180 iManhat Co.. 325 340
Bronx 80.-. . 300 — jMkt A '"'■! =*> «■
Bronx Nat. - 215 I Metropolis .. 399 410
Battery PU. 125 130 I Me. hA M N 269 275
Bowery .. 37." — Mercantile .. 160 170
Butch AD. 14(> ISO Metropolitan. 1974 —
Bryant Pk . I." 1 I^2- : Merchants' . 190 190
Coal * I K. 145 " 155 ; chants- X l^O —
Century 170 175 1 Mount Morris 250 275
Chase . -• 430 4«5 I Mutual 2.*0 ZOO
('Latham .. 333 846 Nassau 225
Chemical . . 445 455 [Nat Reserve 125 135
Cit Cent N. I'm l - 1t524 New XethTd 200 229
city 390 " 405 jN V X BA. 315 330
Chelsea Ex. 2"'> — :NY County. 750 —
Commerce - 195 209 1 19 th Ward... — 420
Colonial ... 889 — I Ntß'nt A Day 225 —
Columbia .. :!25 345 1 Nor Nat 100 110
Corn Kxch. 320 330 Pacific 2.;<> 24i)
East River. 12.*. 135 Part 47.". -i>-.-»
Fidelity ... 169 175 People's .... 2M> 295
First Nat... 900 918 Phenlx . I*s —
Fifth Nat.. 300 3.V) Pla2a R25 —
Fifth Aye..4:'.(« 4500 Produce Ex. 170 175
Fourth Nat. 2-tt> '205 Sherman ... 135 —
Hth Street. 130 IR."> i Seabiard ... 37." — '
GallaUn ... 330 .145 I Second - 4CO —
Garneld ... 295 300 | State — 310
German 140 — |I?th Ward... — 153
German Ex. 4">o 4R5 |2M Ward... 140 —
Germania .. E.V» 575 ll'iJl 11 Bxcb. is.'. la".
Greenwich.. 2 : «> 2*5 ! Wash Ht». . . 275 —
Hanover ... r.25 «V 0 ! West Side... WO — '
Imp A Tr. . BfiO 670 Ycrk\ il;e ... iIM —
lr\ ing NE.2 '5 2U> | .
GOVERNMENT. BONDS.
-
The following shows yesterday's clostns
quotations for s;overi\nient boniln. compared
with Thursday's:
— Feb. 21. Feb. 2"».—
' ,: "i- BtU. Asked. Bid. Asknl.
I". S 2s. re*-. i<>;o . 101 1 « 102 101*4 102
V. S. Sa, coup.. I.CO 1"1 1 « — ("I 1 * —
v. s. rs. rep.. iu<*-'is...n>2 -i '.'>.!■, pv.-\ ; - 4
r S. Sa, cdtip 19C3-'IS.IO2H v^'-'t l''2\ 10::>- 4
V S. 4«. re?.. |9Cn 114 1154 114\ 11."'4
U. S. «s coup... 1935 114*4 H.V. 114"-« 1154
Panama. r<-c . i«vw 191 l"i '» 101 joi»;
Panama 3a. ce*p.. 193H..HH l"1 \ 191 101*-*
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
Hid. Asked.
4s. May. •*.» lnterch 89 * 1...-,
4-2«. May. '57. lnterch llrt>'« l«0S
445. Nov.. "57. lnterch ..H",9V» l.vi l »
445. May. 17. lnterch 102S l.>'«
44». Nov.. 17 tnterch I'>2S 103 % i
4s. Nov.. '53. Interch l»9 T , V»*
4s. May. '57. lnterch .. 004 »•» • l'<>'« *
4s. May. 17. lnterch .- 09*4 1004
4s Nov.. "5»". legist m>\ 1004
4s Nov. '3«. resist 90\ 100
345. Nov.-. '55. lnterch MS --', ■
S4«. May. '54. coup W>H 9M
345. May. "54. resist PS IAH
•H« Nov.. '10. rev 102 168*4
R^s 4>. May. '5D .. . 89* - IO«V»
'Coupoa or ref l*t«ie&.
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION
-
Notice to Non-Depositin?
Bondholders
Hold»r» of th» f«nr n*r e*at. flr«t '•«B*»IV I
dated mnrtsase one-haadreH-Tear gold hoadfl
of the Third Atfdq« Railroad Company. !?«n«<l
under Its consolidated mnrtXTg*. -'•••-i V»y
15th, ijvw. not yet deposited. a--- ■-••--»•.- n«i- >
fled that they may. without penalty. b-?c<jaa>
partita to the Bondholders' Agreement o" M
vember fifh. 1007. and entitled to the. r""aa»i
of th» Plan and Agreement of Re<->r^a;r.zauai
of December 2nd. lsK>i», by depositing thfj •
bonds with the coupon of January Ist, 1996,
and all subsequent coupon* attached, wtt"i ' •»
Central Trust Company of N>-»- York. 54 Wall
Street, as Depositary under, said Bondholdsrs*
Agreement, on or before February 2*th. 1918.
$3<s.«s">a,'y>o of said Consolidated Bor.is >a»
been deposited or agreed to . * deposited under
said Bondholders* Agreement, be -? over 9T54
per cent of the total l««ae ''; ...
Dated New York. February 2Zri. 1310.
JAMES M «MI 1..4( E. '■/
ADRIAN I-E1.1.V
EOMIND D. R».\DOLPH.
MORTIMER T- SCHIFT.
JAMES riHFSO.N.
HARRY BRO>>ER. \
Boadliolder»' Commlttae.
o^ERBO Ci v
a^ N TRUST CO.
35S Fifth Aye. 60 Broadway
100 West 125 th SL 3d Aye 414% it.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF fkOM-*ii* CoC
I.IKRV CO. tr* FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS:
Under terms of Sinking Fund, scaled propose!*
will b» received until 3 p. m.. Monday. F»!>.
2"th. 1910. at law office of The rennvrlTMU
Company for In^uranren «?n live* and Granting
Annultfe«. .Trustee, for th" 1 «af» to it. at taa
lowest price, not exceeding lOC' 2 and accrwd
Interest, of as many of said bonds as $17.*79."»
■will purchase. Proposals should b» addressed '.•
C. S.W. PACKARD. President. Thomas Colliery
Sinking Fund, 517 ch--<«tr.ut st.,Philadelphta.Pa-
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES. .
j - Matunns l'Jly-'^
<Furnishe<J by Swartwout & ApyenzelUr. No. 40
line st.>
Appro x.
Name. Maturity. Bid. Asfccl yield
Km Cigar 4Pc. Md 10. 1911 t>H't »«*» 6-i^
do 4p c. Mcb 15. 131*.: »•■« »7V 5.19
A- Coast L. 5 p c. Men. 1910. .10»> 10«> s » 3.50
Beth Steel •> d c. Nov. 1!>14.. 99 ! i IM B. CO
CH« L> 4p c. July. IMS .. t». - —: i <«
CCf&Stl. 5p c. June. •«.»•% 101', 420
D & H eg 44 P c, July. 1022.101 * lP2 x i 4 15
Erie R R '', v c Apr, 1911 . 10« 100 !*! * •=• '-<•
G Rubber 4- 3 pc. July. 1915. ISA 94* 550
Hudson Cos »> Be. Oct 1". 1911 5*9*3 IW% 45
Interb I: T►>p c. May. 1911.. WC . KH x .vl*
X c r; & 1. *> p c. Sept. 1912. »7 !»"• •> jo
do 55 c. Ma. 1.".. Ml ... 95 * i ••% •>>(>
Lack St 5- > - ape. Men. 1010 99% IM>4 4CO
do 1-yr 5 per cent. Heft, 1910 99 T » l'» '« 42)
do 5 p •-. Me*, 191.> . M OH 5.90
1. &N 5 pc, Mch. U':<' I'"' ''•'•« 3.10
M &• St I. 5 P c. Feb. 1911. . 004 U<* o.ZO
XVi'l, eq's. 5 p c. Ne.. '1'»-.'22.4.4*>g'4 !."» basis
X V X H *• H 5 V c. 1910-"12.W»» I<*L' •— ■
Norf & Wsp c. May. 131". . . l'»»\ io»> : 3 3so
Perm R R •"> P c. Mch 1". 1910. 1<»> lO<> J i 3-09
St l"& SFS Pc. Jan. 1011. 994 1"> 5.60
do 4'- V C Feb. 1912 ■■ 1«"* •-••
Southern Ry &p c Feb. 1913. 9^4 9^** 545
Tidewater «p c. June. WU 1"1 I' V 2 * " -■•
West T&TS pc. Feb. 1912. !H> Ht% » 38
West F. &M 6p c. Auk. 1910.100 s * MM , 4 .23 ,
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing MM> S
(Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzeliar. No. af
Pine s'..)
Name. Maturity. Interest ■ -.-.d.
Atlantic Coast Lin? 4 p c. lOIG-'IT.. 4S 4■,
Ruff Koch * P 4-4 Hp -. 1919--27.. IS ''i •
Cent of Ga Ry 43-54 3 -5 pC. »M 17. . ♦> 4! »
Cent R R of N J 4 p c. 1912-*17... 4a».'-4«54 a ».'-4«5
Chesapeake & Ohio 4 pc. U>in-*17... 4*» i•»
Chic & Alton 4-44-5 p C, mO-'ly... 4"» * S
C R I A FBy 4- ••'. pc. l»nv--i:». .. 4*« 4'»
Cm Ham & T> 44-5 D c. 1910 9 . . 51, 4*4 *
Delaware & Hudson 44 ac. 1982 . 4S 44
Krie 4-4H-5 p C. 19KV17 ." : -. 4^
Hocklr? V.il'vy 4-44 pc. U>1«»--1<*. . •% 44
Hudson & Manhattan .'• pc. 191fVl<V .'^ : » 4'»
Kan City Ft 8& M »'•» pc. WIO-'ls. 5 ; . 4S A
Kansas On So 44 De. 191»v.-tr, ... 44 • "■»
LehiKh Val RR 4 4'; pc. 1910-15.. 4 V » ♦ *
Missouri m.-in- 9 p -. IM«J X "■. t'ii
Mobile & Ohio * **> p ■-. 1910-'l»> 4 T » 4S
N V Central lints ■p c. l:»1<v .. 4S 44
Norfolk & Western 4 p <\ I9li'-'IS. . iS » 4
Pennsylvania 34- » T> c. 19H*- 17 4H *
St 1.4 San F 4-44-5 p c. 19W-*17.. .' : » 4 •
... euar A. •• * r 5 P C, t9IO-"17. 4% 'S
Seaboard Air X. 44-5 p c. 1910-M7.. 34 ' *
Southern Rj 34 « I.- pc. 19:O-'21. 44 *■»
Texas & Partite 44-.*> p c. 19trt TH . 3 4\
VirKtniaa Rail* if c. 191^-i;>. .. 54 ' »
W*h*«.h R R 44-5 p c. t9l**-*21.r.". •" 4\
Wheelins & L. X 44-5 9c. 19tO-"22. A -*.»^
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by J. Thomas Rrirslia I: No.
Broad street. New irk. ami No. "4 Devon- .
shire street. Boston.*
Hie*». Low. I.**
Ahmeek -Sl« =I<> -"*
Arizp* ... 2-_' fSI ■?
Bay stats Baa >-.. 31 31 *1
Bin^ham Mines : 3% 3% 3*
Bohemia 15'- • M !',,
Boston Ely -"ri "4 . -*r
ractus PeveU»pment *•• 4*« / ■*' '
Calavtras - ** 54 W
Champion I 8 *..
Cheniun? 12*4 124 1-*
«h:ef oonaolidated . i -»
chin.-. I. ' > •>
Cortei Mine* ::', . CU •*
Cnrhln Copper 10 l , 9\ I'\,
Dominion Syndicate lt»Ti :•>'■» '".•
F 1!;>5.- Oil ... .15 1» I**
II Witch /21 21 -]„
Plrai National Copper... ••*» HI J^
<;i!a Ceaawt ... »H - *«
Inspiration . . » i **« *J
I He Oak ... . . -7
Maaaaclaaaana> Coal I*> .}€* J,f*
<v. i» W
National Mining E.xplor. 5^ '* J>u
Nevr Baltic 1-U OS '-;3 S,
Oatare 7 % 7"» »•> »
Rarea Mtetea "■ •
TJn'«r>"i» Mlnlnii SB CO -* x .j
<?in Antonio ,«! pi! I) "\ f>\ '*r* -
South Lake ll\ II "« "
Vulture . ... r .. 94 ' x - 9 *
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(FMrniihed an Charles D V^.rov * c. no 9 |
Brood street New Y"rk. and No. I— M>u"
»th street. Phi'.a<arlp
BM.Ask..!.; BU!.A^»r
Am Cement. > W*« } IfliV,! R Rlf't %'*
A:i Rn c »' »•■ (I mils '• ' '
Camb Steel. »> s * 4>4l fa aval »4 »r
c Tr of N J 75 7rt ! IVnn R X C> «>H «* •
MOT r.it M « ! Perm Steel pf.114'.;..
El Co of A. il\ »- |*Phil:« Cl «• '■.•* >»••
Falrm't Tr.. » « I ■**!■ Rap T: •-'!** -*
Gen Asphalt S2S 33 Smokeless F. 15 1^
do pref... *<> SO** I Union Trae...y>'» &*
ICoofN A 23 2; . \Va Gas Imp.. Jb"* ?•
Lake 8 Corp 24Vi_ 244! WelsbacU Co. *> »
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