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10
A Railroad Bond to Yield
5.30%
We arc offering, at a price, to
, yield 5.30% on the investment,
• Jlrs=t refunding aorttM 6%
; iK-nd iraturin* In 2* years, and
fctvur^d by a mortgage on a
railroad formlmt part of a
transcontinental line.
In addition they are jruaran
tred br>th as to the payment of
principal and interest by one of
the lar.re railroad systems, of
whi-h they arc also a direct
obligation.
The jiroperty covered by this
:«.<»:•• include* about 1.44S
i mCca of road and In our opinion
is ofjeential to the preservation
<if tj;e system.
fjHticl rirru^ar fully A'trrding this itnu
««<!,■ '.'' had upon applicAtiou.
Potter, Choate & Prentice
Mcroi.fr» N>» Tork Ftock Cxchaase
BANKERS
7r[. C3QO P',,»<« t'3 Wan Street
NEW TOKK
Investment Bonds.
We ofter bondt of a high grade
Electric Street Railway operating in
four large cities and five counties in
Michigan, earning three time* interest
charges: gross earring? :r.creasing an
nually ct rate of 30
Price to Yield 5.40 %
Detailed circular on request.
W. N. COLER & CO.,
43 Cedar St.. New York.
NEW YORK CITY
TAX EXEMPT
BONDS
N. W. HARRIS & CO
BANKERS
Pine Street, Corner William
NEW YORK
R. L. DAY & CO.,
3" Wall St., 35 Congress St.
NEW VOKK BOHTON
HIGH GRADEINVESTMENT BONDS
Municipal and Railroad
.Vrmbm »«*• York and
Ho- ton «toclt ErrhitPrw
Wm.A.Read&Co.
Banker*
25 Na?*au St., N. Y.
fCSTCN < HICAGO PALTIVIORE
EMaMishcd IMS 4. Telephone 2517 Rector.
E. S. BAILEY
DEALER IS
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS
-.% SPECIALTY.**
• ' ' nwaiwiT. »w York.
BRANCH - UNION
PACIFIC 4'«.
& Appcnzcllar
Warren W.Er win & Co.
Member* ■MMM Stock Exch»nre of NT.
Investment Bankers,
26 Beaver Street. New York.
H*B BIV AND m.i.i
Central Foundry Securities
Hallowell & Henry
Tc] Broad 4»M 62 Urn*'' ■
MEETINGS.
TMK CIIKV.PEAKE AMI OHIO
HAII.WAY tOMrAXV.
yOTI'X OK SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING.
Notice it ft. rrbj- »-lv«-n that a special rr^et^
Ing of the f-t'wkho'der* of The ■ •.-.p»'ak«
end Ohio Railway Compnny ha» he' : <a'.l»<!
ti> the Board of Directors of raid Company, to
t-e hild at t lie prltidpa'. office of the company
tr. the- city of Kulimond. V«, on the i'Sth day
©f April. IHH». Nt IS o'clock noon, to consider
fend act on tin- following propositions;
<a) To consent to. approve and authorize
■ii lncr«a*e of the authorized common capital
•turk uf tin. Company by the addition thereto
of atork ir. tin- par amount of $.1fi.73!».r00. tn
b«r divided into 3*7. 3W7 share* «.f th* par \«lu
• f Him tarn. *o a* 10 make t h«- total author -
17x1 par amount of nurh common ■ aj.it.i! stock
5 :OO."O:i.*M»n. cnnslftlnj; of IVOO.WI chare* of
Uje par \alu-- of $100 «-ach ;
<b» T<> au;hori*»- the creation «-,f an l-.u» of
ronvrrtlt'.v hondu of th- Company, to b«
li:<i«n a* Ha Four and On«--Half I'er Ont.
•!"•• n:> -V«ar <"or.\er«!l»it G.s!d n.inrtii, in •>.
llrr.li^-J to a principal an-iouni of n«t rxcn-6
lnr $a7.l'<M>,OOtt at any <>ne tlmt '• 'tidtnc
»u«:li boiicit to be S*«u«><!. fro?n tln-.«' to iimf.
*t:hcr as <oupon l'"n-i» of the clriomir.atlon of
c:i« (!iwu*«iid rto'.'.ars. or a« r« iri»rtrr«-d l>ondi
ef tht denomination oT on«- h-.uMiml dollari
«•- of nny mul'inle oj on* thousand dollars
:h^t th»- Board of Director* «>r t!:e Company.
Vj- moiutlon. may from tlm«- to tlnit- l»n»crlt>r.
tucb i.or.r.j. tu !><■:. r «u< h ■'.a<- «r Ua'.ca. to be
|«>mtii*. belli principal ar.d lntrr»*t. in sucb
cu;inul'-» u:id at »uch n»- J ie« or r&tct of
• \c!iuut' . an<* cor.' < rt ;l.lr at the option
«r tlie (.«..■! Into com moli aicnrk •<! It.- MB
!■.«!..>• up>>ii rucli tfrm«. as .-n.J 1J0.j:.: may
**t»>rmlne and ..» may t>« provldid in »:. . truat
l!identui«- i|ii>ri>.id b> fcj.d Doatid unrtr-r which
»-.: cli coi;v«it!bl< bon<l« may be !s«u<d; such
I'ond« and »in-h lndt-r.?uro tr, contain *uch
r''o^lslon» «s to conversion, rmenipilon. ma
turity, and c.th.r«vlsi as «al<l Itoard may Cr
t.rinin*. a!ji3 «uch indent ur. : u contain ■ ppre-
Illteta pP»»1*lon to the «-nd that the Company
• hall not «I 1 cr«-nt< *»iy adilitlonsl murtvaff
upon tlit tines of railroad own.-d r.y it at' the
Aate. ..f au' it iiiii. i. ur»- oi upon an> part
t'i'i'iif without mtklng f*»nii» provlalon In
*uch additional mortKii#:»- that iill um-U Ixinds
tlvti outu jr.rtlnr. unpaid anfl unconverted.
tiniiir mch ind'n'.urf «La!l »>c •• cured und«r
ejeh rUdlttonal ii:<.ri^,«g. »y a n«-n upon nalO
!!n- - .«f 1 ..!• 1 <)-i<i. 1, I.:.|| t :•„'.'. t.< upon m. !■•!«>
tiirh thi- !t»ti thereupon ' r.l<>r«-d by any tiondi
or otli-r «il»nKStlonii Isru'd undn »uch iirtd:
tiOiia] mori?ii)i'' and ►••«.urr-«1 thf r«*».jr. nor <2»
tfutlr.z the life of the <onv«rt>lon privilege.
ts«u<- any iturk entitled tv pr«fcc«BOa or
HI jnl Jl 1 uir. its common stock;
<c) To appiovf th* fnrm til term* of puch
• or .:» i>nd of su^h Indenture; tv authorise the
I fm .. ml dlaposjlltaai of such li..r.d». to a lit I or
lM fco nu'li of su<h uddltiona! tlurk as may
»■ r.-'.ul:-<!. to 1m rfMrifd and Bet asiOr and
U».-<l. ■..!.•■ " i.- «lt|i the uliissui-d i • ni«m4< r
tt lh« commoji capita! stock »• now autlior
lre'l. fl. :> ?.,r ti' r ( ,3vM»loii o' xiitli »..>i,.|-.
i, .'. to authti.ir' ih«* r«-Bidue of #i:ifl ?:i«V7.".:» 7o;j
a. .."..•■.-.; of said cotntron stock to Ur t*su-d
I i • ...i tirr.c to ;!rttc as naiu Tioitd tnuy. It, the
UC.<»« wf its iawful di«cJeU<>n. d- t< ri:.l.-,.-,
..It Tr> ratif> abiJ foiifliiu »:. li ■•lion th«r»
tofo:'. taK. 1. o: author. te<J 1,, aai<l Uuard. In
*j.iicl)'*it'o!i uT 1 v li acU- ti of tl .« Stockholders.
t>* .i.v, b> »ut.iu'tt« U to »h. lie. i lli*; ntid
(••> To tiautac; such oth<-r Lusiiksh •► mar
fii-.tp. iiy J<* brou?li* S- f«r«- ;li.- in* • tln»r.
Thi »toe*» trantife.- h<iokt «if th» «'on pany
\.-.\l \* • i"f»-J f'^r »»'d m.-tioj; <ir. the Zi'h <lfcy
••f AP'II I '••'". "I Xw' l»cU I. I . *m& »ii !.'■
i..,p.i.-(J 0:1 '.r-« irath any of April, J*.«lo. at
30 «'< to' k a. r-.
Dnti-d. Kl< iiu»«««l. Va., l]*rr>i -.".. lUIU
R] «u«!-r Ml -ii n.>*id «f I>lr«to s.
V':«\K TlVMnci 1., ■ la'itn.n
<ieo w. i-«.*:.Vni.
J«*. HTKUAHT IJA'""Kin. >»^-.-.l«rjr
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
N»»nioi.K I ui>th(\ titii.WAv r«.
TJi» HuanJ of EWT»tt"r» li«i <li-i I:n«v1 uj.-n
ItM '. r! lu»lti.< rit !'f ?• /■••■«! >■*?>•• It :• »ju«i:«»"lv
JU|llm< f tl«tt '.>.■» «Ji«r<-. ria.altU «ii tl«>
nfTlc- -.f t >ir- «• -«rji>i«tij-. *rr«<f« nuil<llne. I'hlla
«1. Ij-nn. i'a . «n *«4 »r'T M»V !• I»|M. in tb»>
i'r^f« rn-d ot*cMiM4«ra of r ••vrd
■ t |b« *!'*« <>t btrrtn. ** Ap;!! Si. lJ»1«t
K. If AI.r«EN". OfrM'ii.
mm.* — — vjmv; •■
Unit Kill! :ln« 1i Ilros.] X'
%•»» Y-irk. Aj>rtl 13:! i. > "-• J «».
EfXVtDSXf) N"'» <-•*
ni»ifl"ji ivnn i^r
#h«r«» hi» t-'^-n «lr<:»r#rt. r*X" hl ' ■« <''« Tr«ni
X*r tn %<*« Vrk on tl« UT.ih ln»t.
Trsnif»'t |)iV»i <-lo>>: fn tli» truth Intl.
1/JV>£2JEUT A CO* Traxtfcr Af«ct».
FINANCIAL MARKET
Better Speculative Demand for
Stocks Fails to Attract
Investors.
Without the accompaniment of strik
ing change* in conditions affecting the
I actual worth of securities, prices on the
! Stock Exchange have been moving
toward a higher level under the Influence
of ulative buying for both accounts.
Fundamental factors In the general situ
ation are strong, but their effect upon
quotations has been less than' that re
sulting from a more optimistic sentiment
In Wai! Street circles.. induced by the de
{clsion of th»* Supreme Court to have the
American Tobacco and Standard Oil
cases reargued. and by a readjustment
of Ideas over the value of various un
certainties In money, business and poli
tics as arguments for lower stock mar
ket figures. Recent gloom in the finan
cial community was not warranted by
actual facts, while, on the other hand,
the cheerfulness that helped prices to a
better range last week did not Justify
the exaggerated prediction* by certain
speculative interests that a long, sus
tained bull market had developed. Mon
i etary conditions at this centre and In
London do not favor a bull boom at
present, but crop prospects, bank clear-
Ings and railroad earnings warrant sta
bility in quotations and the Investment
of capital in high grade stocks and
mortgage issues.
Expansion of our industries continues
on a conservative scale. The general
volume of business 1* mell in excess of
that reported at this time a year ago.
and it also in heavier than at this period
in !(**".. when industrial activity waa
most pronounced. The crop prospects
have Improved since Aprii 1. and unless
extremely adverse weather conditions
develop in th*- rest of the season the in
creased acreage* of cotton, wheat, i orn
and other product* of the ground doubt
lews will make the wraith of the farms in
1910 greater than in any preceding year
In the history of the United States.
General factors in the situation should
create a better local and foreign demand
for American investments, but in view of
the low position of bank reserves at this
centre and the ability of London to
draw gold from the United States ex
tensive speculative commitments in
stock* on borrowed money do not ap
jxar warranted at the present time,
especially as in the larger number of
Issues prices fully measure Intrinsic
worth Thfre are some issues, however.
that arc entitl«-d to improvement as in
vestment propositions, a*, for instance.
Pacific •'••ast < «>mmon. which practically
Is on h I<> per cent basis, though it is
quoted in the neighborhood of 111, which
is far under the prevailing pr:
many other securities of l o greater
actual worth and of smaller dividend
yield.
At the close of the last week indica
tions were not wanting of a wider public
inquiry for stocks that can be financed
on borrowed money than at any time in
recent months. The improvement in the
demand was encouraged by the optimis
tic letters of speculative houses and by
the theory that the directors of the
United States Steel Corporation will in
crease the dividend on the concern's
common stock to a 5 per cent basis at
their next quarterly meeting. The quar
terly statement of the corporation, which
will be made public on April !!<>. doubt
less will show that net earning? for the
first three months of the current year
have been in excess of the returns of
the December quarter, when net results
amounted to $40,071,309. and it is quite
probable that the record for the first
quarter of 1910. together with the ex
cellent prospects for a heavy volume of
business in the steel industry in the rest
of the year, 11l influence the directors to
establish th« common stock in the ."i per
cent class, which would Justify a price in
the neighborhood of par for the issue.
An easing off in foreign exchange
rates laM week, due to the drawing of
finance i ills and a lighter demand for
remittance, as a consequence of a firmer
tone in the local money market, checked
the movement of gold to I/mdon from
New York. but the general developments
In the sterling market did not remove
tho possibility of further shipments of the
precious metal. The position of our trade
balance Ami not encourage a period of
cheap ratrs in foreign exchange. In the
month of March imports of merchandise
increased to the value of f5Qt.061.190, as
compared with the corresponding time in
the ; receding year, while "for th«» sec
ond time i-lnce MM there was an ex
cess of imports over exports, the latter
falling under imports to the extent of
£19.254413 Heavier imports are aid
ing the federal Treasury, and it is a
noteworthy fact in connection with the
nitration af the new tariff law that <■»!
toms receipts >-ince last July have in
creased more than S «»»..«•<• over the
tame time in the preceding fiscal year.
And in thr» same period the deficit in
government revenue has declined on or
dinary ac a Hi from |9tUtt?jßM at this
l*>riod in Mai la (17.691.234 at present.
The total deficit amounts to $42.0004132,
against SI 1.*».«;4.V.«74 twelve months ago.
Imports In March have never been ex
celled by the figures of any preceding
month in the history of the country, and
the gain In Imports in the last nine
months of .<_'.:.".. _'4"t.L'^l also makes a new
record in foreign trade statistics. Rx
ports of merchandise increased in March
t.. the value «if v ' l<».«f!»»;. .< til for the
nine months. S.V»,ST»I ~»'M, the excess of
rxjxirts for the fiscal year to March .'5l
amounting to *I«>.<;7.'M'.';7 ■ decrease af
MT'.t '■'.*'■'• '■ "<■> from the corresponding time
in the year before. % And this excess has
been wijx»d out by other known factors
that affect foreign exchange market con
ditions. Money rates hero are tending
toward a higher level, but they will have
to go many i*ointn above prevailing
figures to aTtfoi the unfavorable mone
tary situation in London Hlld ..i;r weak
position in foreign ••■I. us factors in
coiir.ißlnr; gold exports From New York.
GOVERNMENT BONOS.
Oov^rmner.l fcond tiu<;l.«uon* iom|»rt as
folio»n« vitli thu^e of a » c*k «Ko:
- M>r. 9 - Aj»r. M -
H'-l A«&«4 Hl'l. A«K»-<1
;■ ►• 2» i»«.. J'- 1 *' 1 "»•'« J"'» l- l « '♦»''«
r' k i». »«uiv. 153J — 1'»» 4 « "»'•« "
V k S« r««. !?•!*• l' r -"i I'W* »"2's "OH
(■' h ::• >-«-u»t . W" .. io;' 4 1(».T, M2 1 - MXli
l' H 4» rrf DS Hl'. 1144 III'; 11*> : *
!• V 4r «.hj|... If '-• • H««* lift* U«"4 11%'t
■ ...jr. 4 ;, ir t , |H2*1...1«0S I«.| 1<«»»» Kit
I . • !<■■». 1«O i.«<^ In]
100
tA EXCHANGES AND SALES.
■
Nil.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. APRIL 18. 1010
WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS
i j Fin'lj
MM Bond*. High. Low. Apr.l Mat
16. | chare
114000 Japanese' 44*..- • K>\ 95 V | 95 VI
SS«*» do INS MS W-V.I WVil— M
7«*> do «■ I 924 92% 024
86. M) Rep of Cub* 6a. I<>2 10* 102
20CXK) US of Me* 4e. *»% 96% »•%(
3000 do to ewki *94 w»%l + %
lUIOO Argentina 6» 96* 96 txV-i + H
2Ou) S«o »*«ulo 6a.... 97 97 |97
10000 Va C« Defd Ctfs. 494 4941 «94 -ljfc
(lki» N V C *4« 1957 106%, 10S<* 10*S + %
27000 do New 108S 1084 10*% +• H
1000 do 44* K.1T ... 104 104 104 + %
10U0 1 do New 103H 1034 1034 + M
MM do «>«*• Rets.. 1«14 101 101' i +i %
•000, do 4* 185*.... 90% 90% 90S |+ H
7000 do IBM »% ••%••%
147000 it 1959 99% 99% 99% + %
630U9 AllU-Chal »•.... 80 79 7»% + %
2iOo Am Ar ('hem &•• 102* 102% ' 1024 ♦ %
liooo Am II & L. 6a.. 101 I<»4 1004 — Vfe
420000 A T* T Cvt 41 103H 101% 103 +2
HOOOi do col 4* 90% 90% 90%
1000 Am Thread 4a... 924 PC 1 * 92%
80000 Am Toh «a 107 V 106% 107 +*4
2330 M do 4 s 81«4 79% 79% -1%
86000 ! Armour 4%« 92* 92-, 92%
7000 ATi <F Adj 4* 91% 91 91% -1
BOc»0 do Stpd 914 91% 91% —1
145000 do Gen 4i... 99 f>S<* 9S T + H
44000 do Convt »•-.. 114% 1»* H44 + V
3MOUO to Ccnvt «■'.. 1144 II2V +34
233000 do 1900 w 1... 103% l<»4iW34,— %
3000 doTBLM... 94 94 94 l-%
TWO At CoaM 4* 94% 94 044 + 4
•WOO do 1. & N«■ 02?, 92% »2\ I+ V,
41000 B* O Gold 4*.. 96% 98% MS + 4
22000 do Prior 34".. 00 V 90%! 90% i + 4
l>«00 do Swn n4«... 90%, 904 90%| — %
1000 do H«- *94 89% j 894—1
44000 Beth Steel Ha 88 MS » + 4
4000 I* R T Gold 5a.. 10341103 103 — I
*S7o'«) do li M\k MV <S "IV
»»U0 Bkln Un El Ist. 101 100% 101 + V
aooo' do stpj 101 101 101 i—2
KX¥> Bkln In Ou r»«. 1"- 106-S I«*4 — V
20.X) Buffalo Gas Bi.. «»4 654 •% —*»
1000 Bu«h Term &• . . . 98 98 98 ;+4
WJOO Can S Ist Ext 6i 105H 105 103% i
4000 do 2d 10m 101 1014 —>%
3000 C r i runr &■ 100 106 106 i —
3COO Cof O Ist In Stp 89 184 85 I
20000 do rtfs ... M 185 85 i
30000 do 20 Inc 794 79% 794 + S
1000 do Stpd 79 79 79 «-.
10f*X>0 Cent Leather Sm 10i)\ 1004 1004 4- •*
2UOO Ccf N J Gen fit. 123 V 123\|123V|— V,,
8000 do Rer 123 123 H 23 i
27000 Cent lac Gtd 4a MS 9<>H| 0«4l+ \
1700") do 3Hs BJ»S BS4| 8»SI+14
10000 Cent Vermont 4«. b« T , »•% B« i|-f- H
150.M C & <• G*n 4*»«. 101-» 1 1014 i 101 Uj— •*
WIO.KI ,1-, CW 4V,S w I 94V ««V» MSI
iaw«O Chic & Alt 345. 734 72 i 724 —Hi
2000 C& X 111 Gen 5a 112 1104 1104 — 14
60110 do Rcf &Im 4s 83 , 82 T * 82 r » — 4
2000 Chic & i: lrt 5a 1124 112 1124 — 4
25000 CAN* W Gen 34« 874 874 87S .— 4
10-"0 do P F 6a 11l 111 111 —'.
10<-0 <' & W I Con 4a 92 '92 92 i— %
2OOOJC B &• Q Oeb 5e 1014 1014 1014 + hi
aoooo d.. Ge n 4« ... »sv '. 8S« « J>""« — 4
I^XW do Joint 4«.... 95', MS WVI+ l i
10") do Keg 9ft% MS J*f>S + S
430«> do 111 Mv 4t.. 90 954 09 —>i
35« X» do 3H* 874 87 i *74 + 4
2000 da Neb Ext 4a 98V 98%| 98%j
6000 Chic Ind &So 4a 94 04 94
18000 C M&StP 4ft 1034 02 92 92 ,
KJuuO, do Gen 4b A.. P»4 ft-**; 9»4i-t- %
8000 do Gen 34« B. 864 864 ••'■'■a
1000 do C & PW 5a 1084 ; 10*4 ; 1084 j —
1000 C R !*!• Gen 4a 9*4 j 9«4 064 — H
115000 do Ref 4* V\ 884 89*4 1— 4
«100»«0| do R R 48. XOV 7VV "9Sj— S
7000JC IStl.* C 4a OS4 «*4I »* < 4
-•• CCCAStUStLDv4s 034 934 934 1 — 1\
23Oi«>. Col & So let 4«. 9«H WV 9»tt« + '•»
S.VKK> do R.f&Kxt44a 9^4 97V 97»*i
100.1 Col Ku<-1 Gold 6» KMVi 10S4 I<^4|— 14.
MIOO Col KA I Gen .'.a 974 974 9741
8000 Col In.l 5s 79 7* 7* |— 1
21000 Con Tcb 4s 7»% 7»»«l 7!>»4 J — 1
1000 Corn Pr .'« 1931. MS 94S M%| - 4
♦■• l-\ AII Cvt 4«. 100 (K»4:lor> + > 4
31.NN1 do Ref 4k M% >v^» •■%
v D A 1: <; foil 4a 05i, 054 0f.4
44004. do H. f .'* ... 934 024 03 4- 4
I«XW T»et Edison .->*. ; 1014 1014 1014 + S
•-■ Det A M Ist 4a. ] 1* 05 05
www i.rt In Con 44s 824 ! 824 + 4
4K*)O Hist Sec Cor ss. 72* t "24 ! 724
1000 ii Pent 445.... BT*4| 17% *7V
. ■> EdKlNYletOoo .'s 111 | 111 111 if H
3'«00 Krl«> l*t c.-in 4a 83% j 834 83 »|-f- S
21000 do Gen 4s ! 74-1. 734 744 - 4
12.v«X> do Convt 4a A 19% > . T»% +14
7.V*v» di B ! 72'«: ■*% "2 I+2
10000 do Pa Cl Tr 4s 86 M M +14
-■■ Gen k;.-,- Drt> 5s 14241 l««i 14H. *-l%
10fNj,Gr Hay I>cb 8.. I.V, 15% 14% —: .
IMHOIH ASt J Con 6s 1 I<>l 1 1"1 101 ,— 4
1000 H A T C Ist :.s. liov; nit lU»4i+ %
OOOU'lll Cent Rrf 4«. O7'» 07 » 07 »|
l»Vi do \V Line 4.«. 6S 9* '.</* -2
C3WNX>|lnt->let 44". ■ 81% fO st -» +' -»
81Oin» i m k T .'«« ... 1024iK'l*« 1<»24 * 'i
IBrtOO do 6s loam I <V - '"- '4 • '•
iav«> Int AGt N 3d.. 2.% SB 31 j
SVIOOInt Paper Co i 0."4 102 l"-."« 1
aivto do Convt .is ... ■ ■ | S"> | —
•jr^NOjlm Strain p .'>».' IC» f<44l 95 14-4
.-... inm-a Cent l«t os 1041; 1<M'«;1O4« 4 ! +■ '♦
«X») do Ref *•.... ! 7H*» 70*4 ! 76*il— ' 4
r»vet iC C F S A M Csl 116 (116 !11« 1+ V
lrtO.Ni! do aj 7'>4! 7«% 7«% - i 4i 4
4<X«t Kan City So .'.s. 102 102 1 1"-' j
2MOO do S« ' 72', 72»«! 72U14- >»
Kins* Co Cl 45.. S4Vi **\\ 84»;|— '•«
SKK> do stp.l 84% I >>♦ I 84% +!'«
7f«>o KCo li l.iP ••»•■> 112 112 112 — H
MM i.a.kM Steel 55.. j '"< iOn M I
ft.tnrt ijic i;*s Ist B*..| 11124 1024 I"2', 4
1«»«) do Ref AEx .'.». «' ; ,| Oft\ t !"'". S
• ■■• I- KA \V Ist .'.a. 112 111% ill*.* I
OK-OOIL. SAM S4s 1031 034 0341 Rl% ■ »«
7«fOj do I>rh 48 93\1 •' :;i » 0341— mr n
KOI do }{• 02 I»2 |02 |— I
.Virtn do 34s 01 I o-> 101 1+ 1
JW»Il VPa con 4n. 97% 07SI 97414 *
>««> LAvA P F ss. 07 jO7 |07 [— 4
S-n*"*!!. I Ref in M M j 0*« M-2
53000:1^ A N llUf 45.. 98%- I '•>• I M -r •,
•.•«»t do N FAS ss! 110% 11" lll<l4|— 4
lOi-O An sii\ M .Tt 4s l 01 jOl I M :
l'«i Man Con 4s Ptp. j '.«* I !'*> Ml — 4
;.-.... Marine 44» 87 •"-4» «V>4+2
Hm.l MFt Ry Gen .li". 7*» !7s 7" l - l'r
2m«i do ( tf« I :."•<» 75*; 1 7:.\ — «
10t>< do Rrf 4S I 48% 4" I »-
Ti^t* do Ctfs 4.» i 4* 4S —'4
'.4 100 ||< v Cent <• n 4«| 98 ' o<> | o** 4- 'i
4fr»o Mil A- N M L. «si K»»4 I |k "4 1'""- + '♦
LVV-oIM A- ft I. Con ."si I'C.'.lKU'j'l'V. |— 4
.--• M X A T Ist .-.si a* T * 9«% 98% - '«
2*ool do 21 I S6'iJ K'i*«| Ss'il--1';
4r«"> do R*f ** I *•-'* S2Tfcl •*'2 7 «]— %
1 >«*-> ,1 n S F 44«...| >-'->. "•- | sl< I— 4
WOOfll X A T of T to] I"4', 1"4 l «|l»4 1 «i • 1' 4
<.... Mo r«-- 4s [ 70*4 ' 7041 ''-'\ ■ %
:.««. .*o •■ Col 55.. I KfJ 1"2 I'C I
11<*K»! do Trut-t .1* ! H'14!l<">4ll01';!4- H
84<n^V •]" Cvt 5s fu pi 'M 4 m% i 944 • *4
■..«. N .AS' I. lot 7? H*SS|IO»%JW(M»J— >J»
l<»M»!Nns Ml.. 11 R4- 774 7741 774!
KRRnT -tllatC<-.n|s! 88 I *••*• ! PS I
13J>n».i!X Rjr« of M 4-.« 0.14' 04VI 94% '.
HMVlii da Gen la | 9XI ■*% >■!'••« —IS
OMI.I V V Air II f*... l" l |ls I<is |— 1
i-«-' v <• i km. r.t: 4 or.i«| -m-, I or.i,|+ *«
1.-lifHt do G*n 34» W4 Kl'j M»4:+ %
I?"**"*] «]o i. S >'■'] 3%« 81 . M jBl ;-
ll<«n.-> da lie* " I 704: 7!' SIM4I
MOM NV-iiKI.H.vl 1 &a in-»» 4 l l««% I<X)\l— 4
0-niO' do 4s ; (9 M4| MH
MAOO N'VMMH l»eb 6«! IM IM4 '*-' 7v7 v '•
2^)o do Itit I 132 1:12 1132 • i'«
;.4>««i d, Convt 3 ; js.J K«»4ll<N'"i!H-i»4! + 4
locni ., 4s 1014 . 1 9*4 9*4 ! 184 • 4
>««> N V «)A \V Ref 4* 07', :'7'» 07*«! - 4
KRB)|N V SAW ■;• ss! '• • ' '•" | :• ' I+ «4
-> ■••> N v T. : 4v* | •?% i 974 97% I
*«"■• N A W fon 4*. I 03 98% Ml | -4- S
3S4«»ii«' , lf , Convt 4s. ..| !<>:.>■ l''3Sil"» il - i'«
ll««t' do Kb 4S I '.«.; i M i •.•.". |— 4
1«(«. 1 <io Pea C 4- KO4: j-r*«^i l i!
140-n]Nor i:i. Gen 3b. 73 ; 7241 724:— H
•Wnio! do Prl. r 4s I 111", 00',! |4Mt% + \
ir.'*io:
I<«rO!Pa<- of M . Ist 4si 98 O-»',l OS.; — I',
ONKM'I-ar TAT .-.M..J ?»««UI 07 i! 984 |— '4
SMtnoiPraa «vm« 3H».| lOIV 1"1 J i«i*«] -n i
10Ti>"M <1o .i-.s 1915 I !«•."« M ! >'.". 4
2<mo: •;■. nun l 07 ! 07 l 07 I— ' 4
141011 (Jo 4* ru«* I MM4 M4 1 , I"4' ii+ 4
r^iifi' do <;.,;.] 4s lt»Wj »*7% 97,1 074!
S4«»<i«R»..'i <;, n 4, j 0!» ! OH4| 0H* 4 |^ '«
1O<¥»; .io R.-j- I 07*4 ' :'l\ 1 97* ;— V
ft»NK»i do .1 C Col 45..! 0741 07»»| l' 7*,! —IS
SMO H\ ml Sir 55... M I 07» | OS !
mm»! R A D «"on •".!«. . liW 4 ' 1<«;>, I iiW;| - 1' 4
U-<io!R!'i <; \V 15t...! ft!», 01 *«| 91% %
IUNNI! do <*| Tr 4- I *>4'» »44 S4«.l— 4
17<««'!RIAAT. 44s Ctfi 96% 94% S-.-.V1 4 " %
Mam SI l-IMAS Itef 4!> <> j M 1;!M 1 ;! ST. |+ ' ..
r*n mi do I! k- ■; 45. ! M I m i M |+ '4
2'.l<»»> -tl.*-!"l!lM. nto Bs*,' m | Mt% *»
S4<)<«»! do l:.f 4s I sj . . S2 I Sl**, ! J- i 4i 4
4' mo! d, Swn :> I I'M*. i""« ! 1(K)' 4 '— «4 I
3111100 S! I. S«n • ..n 49 1 77,1 77 I 77', - 4
r««n tio 2rl . J M '81 hi —I
SOOOIKtP MAM Ciin 4s| l'» 1100 | lixi |— 'j
ttOfl'H A* A P 45..! S7'- 87" ft7»4t+ V
271'83ii A I. \!J to] 71 I 70»« i 71 I —
l:l«m 1 do <;oi,
•JKiOilfo Pa.- ■ -i Tr 4s I 01 '» 9*4 :t't' 4 ■ ';
'ilium do Ist R.f 4c. I OT. I 04VI I*.'. I
><>' »*r «• <v.nvt 45... i l«2\ 191' |lO2%|+lH
l«rr«t!«outh !:■ l« Sa I liv. Ji« ].; "| ..
191O0O! d . Gen 4- ' 7*< i .: 7" ! 7" it+ S
.-*•-■•» TASM. tat <-.|, toj 115 tits ins !
•.NKiU'Tejc A 1* Ist to. I 111 Vlir-illl'i!— '. '
»« ' Tl ii.i Ay • on 4«! <".". \ •;:. | . :. I--1U
4 "xift' .1 ! Wpri ! M ' <■.■:' ; 64HH 'i
*_*<i<K';T ,v o <■ 15t...'.! '.'it !l<r!t !l<i|t I' ';
snooiToi p^> a w •».! na loi ;on 141 4 4
rtuun T -• r. • W4. < aj»< 7*4 R0«414 % '
23WO] rlo I'd 4s 1017! *■'. ;M' !«44|— •» I
2000jTM-Ot)T ?.«■ ! '■>','. 07 T »l 07 7 »'-»- 4
UMM« I 11! KWe 1^ 4',sl s.-.*«' 85 j KS :-1: -1
4<n.xv d<. inr ! "is*, 1 as i nsv -•- v »
i*i-;-«iir p. 4 p r.5...! 0:t ; 03 I 0.1 |— 1
lV«-"K'i"*nU.n Pa Ist 4' 1 l-i ". fO%jinil%i4> X
r.4'l** 1 'o Ist IX4*..i :'7' 97 |07 |— H!
I tTTWUI d' Can\i 4«...l 103 " 1107 I |4W% + 1"a
)..<t m I 1: a i- 4» •i*».: 1 - l««.T« a l lOll,l
•_•<.»' I: !t ..f Sl'4a I 7' . i 7.i * | 7014!+ >i
1 -.•■>■•■ t*nv» lav to pis' sr. ,Ml JM) ■
IMKii,.il|* ■ I! a Imp *« 91' 1 S..! Ktt% I<>.T !ln.;V- v»
nsonnti! s -t..| s r :-. l«4»i I'M', l"4 ; > f',
?im n A u;u 1:1. '. Ml we m; " -2
Tfi »•'%*• Or Clif-m r.s! l.'!l'» |i:i I PQ*4] r 'i
■w<n '.V;,! J.li Ist *5..1 |IW>, IMS', 1 Joss I - t ,
0-r.NI .1.. M ' l"i lin " !l«ll I .'- V
4iv»«" d> i- ■'■ &R* 4- 72', :.. 172'! - IV
l«onta« a I* T Ist . - if«.l 41 4 ' *!'.»\l »*, I- »4» 4
:•;."»«• ■!• -•! Ctfa ' •"•'. ;.',! -.4 -» 1^
«-;»<»;» v\ .-1 il.I 4s I JO. (■»',: S.". [ t£
SAatnl -lo <*»t 4i Oh! 7"'» 7::.i 7.lii
l'fKMi' Westincli S X to' !»' **7*« i IM f 2' 4
a*<olW>fl Shirr 45.. I Ml < !•>'•', iI.M ' -
;*ii<»:i' .lo Ree.? i ""ft'i 1 '..!»' t ; *M'V+ «,
■■"'•• Tr Pg.l «»••',' !)'i | 094)4. 4
7<««- da FAXI X A »rf»' . ' •»c.: t < ■.•!'.
.T»*-.l Wis «"fn» <".< r> 4k[ O'i I 01 i «n 1
MM W ICor «* Mt... I i. .'■ \ Ki.V,|liis4! - 1,
|12>41.003 Total sule« for ll;« «r«k.
"^•i*2oF tSTF.
, RAILROAD EARNINGS.
•• im Ti II in* it '•■ printed Urn stum earn
lup* .if thitty-tline ntllnmdi <ir lyittnu f<«r
• :.. ln-1 KMfe l.i April Of tlirnu tw.nty
fiitht return gains of v. v, ::i". m v.7 j>«.r
cent, and live return lceat-s of J&6.775, or 3.0
Executor Trustee
Chartered 1322
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos 16, 18, 20 &22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
LONDON \l gj£*2»£st Witbiß. *****> 41 Bonlenri &—«»& —«»
Travelers' Letters of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator Guardian
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
Following is the usual table giving the number of eharfs of all stocks dealt In
last week, together with the highest. lowest and final prices of the week, the final
prices of a week aso and the closing prices of April 17. 1509, the net changes of the
week, and the high and low prices in the year 1910. with the lilsfh and low prices In
the year 1909:
No. I Apr. 'Act' l »*.*» Apr. 16. Apr. Ranee 1910 Ran* 8 190©
•hares 17. H!«h I Low- ; 1&10. I V. Net (High jL..w-(HI«h Low
told. I 190».| tit. I cat [Final. 1910. ("hanff. |em i t»t. tit. | cit.
6OO|Al!ls-Ch«lmer I 154 1 14 104 114 10*, + ll»l l » I 13 »* ** r *l 12 *
. -■ do preferred 47% 40 37V» 3t» | 30"» 4- 2', 54% 3rt 574 3»
215.379 Arnal Copper 74% 78% 724, 7S'V 72% .5% *»% "♦>"•* •** *5 .
«<) Am Apr chemical... 37% 474 47 j «*% 4*V 4 1 40 4i>4 60 334
100( do preferred 97 100 100 100 «>% + »;_ — — —
13.4<>0 Am Beet Suitar .14% 41% 374 4() 36% 4 is 47% 11"* 49* 20%
3uO do preferred 92% ; 9.'. 94 Itt 04 4.' j 90 90 » «* !
3. Km American Can 94 114 I°*» 11 10% + % 13% 10 154 74
3.750 ; do preferred 764 7«% 72^| 7tf>i 73 +3% M 4 72 M 7". i
8.010 Am Car * Fdry | 49% 63% 61% *>*» 88* +.- 72!, 364 76', 44%
445] do preferred 1114 1174 115 1174 117% — *» 120 113 124% 1074
5.500 Am Cotton Oil M% O*T« 64 « 6«% +1% 69% B7 71>% 424
210 American Express... — 2K» 285 286 287 — 2 301 27*4 20l» 208
640 Am Hide*: L. 7 7% 6% 7% 6% -f- % 8% 6 1«> «'♦
4.600! do preferred 3*', «9 36% I 38% 37% + V 47% 32 514 34
M*»)AM I*. Securities... 3*% -"7% 2&% 27% #4 4- 2% 20% 20 42% 1*» T 4
»AM Uniwed NISI 15 144 15 13% 4- IS 17% 134 2O 12
300 do preferred 37% 40% 38 40% 87 + 3' 4 4«% 344 47 V 2»>
6,510 Am Ijocomotlve 54% 634 484 53 484 4-34 624 45S «0% *♦
100 do pr ex dlv |%%. 1144 112 112 112 114 — 2 115 110 1— !«•%
1.33«> American Malt •% *>% « 6 •% — % 8 54 US •
3.550 do preferred — 45 434 — 434
1 do ** dlv 24 pc. .V» 41 3«4 3-S — —2% 48 33 .'.O 8«
111.075 Am Smelting 87% 86% 794 i Sts4 80S + «V» 104 75% H>&4 " Tv «
2.ii«o do preferred 105 | 107% 104% 1 107 106% 41% 11^\ 1044 116% 101
I.ISO do preferred 8....1 86 88 B«%| M M 9>>% ■««% »2 »
I<«> Arnertran Snuff 2."«O 277 277 277 277 277 277 V*> 22ft
100 do preierred 10" H7 Vi 07 97 98 J«S 10-" •■
MM Atm Steel Foundry.. 374 •*- Wit 6.14 664 -f 7 6« 544 <*%! 34 »
U.«W Amertran Susar 133 12« T 1224 126% 121"4 4 I l'-74 li* l , 13«»» 115H
300 do preferred — 1234 123 1234 123 + 4 124 1104 131 I 111
low! Am' TH & cable 76 75 75 75 ) 75 - - 77 75 *3 75
J>.O2T, Am Tel A Tel 137 13»% 136 138 135 ■+■ 3 143% 134 1454 '■-'
MtWiAm Tobacco pref f»54 pi* M I f»«» HH 4-2 H!»% 91 104 904
2.70 ii American Woolen... 32% -•» 3ft%| 3«ia 35% ■+■ 2*; 304 31 404 2«
8.800 do preferred W»4 1(»)4 9f»4 100% 100 -*- v, 104 I 09 107% «3%
2«.7<» Anaconda 44% 474 43%! 474 44S 4- 2", 54 43% M\, 37%
3f>o Ann ArNir pref ! — 71 7O 71 70 I +1 | 724 4*4 — —
72.XV) Atchljon . 108% 115% 1114 114*1 1114: +3'; i 124% 1104 125S $"*
*»> do preferred 103% 1««3 102% iir2T, 1034 _ % ' 1"4 V« 1024 106 V V »
2.400 Atl coast IJne 12« , 1314 12^4 |3»% 12s + 2% I 1374 12.14 1434 1074
ll»,9f<"' naltlmorr A.- 0hi0... 112 1124 Il<>4 1124 HO ! ♦< 24 1194 1"**» 1224 1I'»4
4»M do preferred . . O.VS t»24 1 01V. 924 91 ' -'4 I »4 014 «* : 91
♦•• Batopilas Mlnln« ! 4% 1 3'; I 27»2 7 » 3<» 2%' + V 3% 2% 54 2%
1.800 Bethlehem Steel 1 22% 32 M% 32' 3" +2 34 I 2«4 3«i 4 I>*V
100.870 Bklvn Rapid Transit 7«4 BM| WH hi I 77 +4 ll* «-*-4 «'»i 67
-4«. Kk!%n Vnion Gmm....\ 132 I 15«>4' 1494 UOH 149% + % l ft 44 143 I** ll«
o.*<o Canadian Taclflc j 173% I«4', 183% l<t> 4 |nl% +IV 184% I 176% I^US I*"*
im» do rlpttoni. .. — l*>o MO i.so ' 170 a- l I*> 174 — —
2)<>nt * .«,, Am T. 1..! — 117 117 117 1174 '■ U» »« H5 lft -"
fil.tNi Central Leather ...I ?1»4 4«% 40' 4 4.-.1, 4"-. -i- 4% 4M»« 354 51V -" -
1.07s do preferred ' 102 MW% 107 V 10>* ir«s -t- 1", 1W 4 X«% 111 00%
MM On of N .lex .12-; : 27" 2M 2J»> 2!« 2M 4-15 812 28" 3234 215
rhetiapeake * Ohio. 77 -" Ml 08% M* 4 +4 re 774 91%! 55%
l.lOOIChlra«o * Alton ' «J>% M \ 01 54' ' »»% +3% 66% SO% 74% .'■".
2.4i»l|Chlc Creat Western. I — 3" | 274 3<» 27 4-3 30% 27 ! 37% 314
1.010 d" preferred .... — 8« M I 58 »6 — 1 644 52 64 s ***
31.200 Chi . Mil «- St P 14S 1444 UOU 1444 14.1* + 3% 15»%! 1394 IW-4 141
2.0<») do preferred ltW', l.*fi\ l.*»7'i i;,o', 157% +IV 1"2' 4 158 Ih7 136%
6,r.l<t Chic &- Northwestern iw> ( 1 .*>.%% I.M I l.v. 151 +4 1824 I" 11 * 1 18*4' 1734
I.M» do preferred 217 1 2<V« I 2"5 | 2<v» 208 225 and 228 20"«
Sm CM, st !• M * 0... 153 ! 153 I ISO I.VI I.M 4 2 1H24 145 1«7 148
lH»r cC&■ St 1.0u1*.. 734 M» : S7 OJ% «7 +1% I 02* 4 77 <J4 ft*
7.."'« i Col Fuel &■ Iron 37 4 424 "» < *4 42 I 3*4 +34 ! 50 I 324 53 29
6,H.V»jCoI * Southern «2\ «1 T « M | «1% M +34 ; 65» 4 54%] «V»V 51
100 do Ist preferred 804: 79 70 7f> H — 2 -.i »"• Srt 764
NO do M preferred . ... 7«V\ 7«% 7S>-» 7Si 4 784 — 1: 81 7*« 4 844 73' 4
l.orio col A h coal * Iron r.^4 134 13 131, 13 +4 024 124 W'j 21H
51.180 Con«olilated 0M. ... 137 ] 144 »i 14<> 144 ! 140%: 4- 3V» lt>«% 13S> l«% 1144
8.&00 Corn Product* Ref.. 21S ! 174 l V 17 lrt\ + 4 23' 4 ' 144 2«4 16%
1.106 do preferred 704 79 7* 78% 77% + V >««% 77% *.«4 73i;
.".:1O Comstock Tunnel — .31 .SO .31 30 ♦ 1 .36 2« 37 .21
l.nn>lD»l A Hudson 182% 175 1714! 175 1694 +54 1"5 1«8% V*> I«7V
P..14" lienver A Rio Q M ! 43>.; 3*4 42*, 30 < + 3 7 % 52 36 M 37S
1.320 do preferred 07%| M 77 7!)% 7H ' . 1 T » **4 7 4 "° "94
4,«i»li> Distilling Securities.. 3J«V 324 • •** 31V 3O'« ■*- 14 >•% 27 41%' .124
400 Duluth SS A Atl... 174 154 l' l « 1.-.4 14> 4 +1% 18* 14 21 14V»
K1>"» do preferred .12 2*4' 2rt4 M 2« - 24 34', 24 3«4 SB
Duluth * Sup Tr.... — 72% 714 72V 71 4 1% I 72% 21 — —
l.Vt do preferred — I 7O I 7O 7,, — 7" '•' — —
ln.si«» Erie 10% .in, m% 31 : 294 +1% : 84% 25« 4 20 22»»
8.300 do l«t preferred ... 4C4 494 -»«> «0% 474 4- 1 » 52V 41V •"••V 3«4
WO do 21 preferred . 374' 38%' BMb 3S%[ 3S + % 42 33% 4« 2*«4
2<>o Federal MAS 75 41 I 4* 40 40 _ *. 40 OH| 55
I(>0| do preferred f2 I «8 | «8 ! ml 55% +9% 88 53 »4 *»
10l«;eti<-ral Chemical — I 91 01 91 ' 109 I<~>OV »4 95 «1
350] do preferred — 1044 \<H |.»4\ 103 + 1% 107 Ni 10H 954
I.7<»>lOnera! Kleotric . . |M ' 1534 I.V> 153% 150 4- 3% l«» T i 1474 172 V l.V>4
43.0(ii»lOrrat Northern pref. 143%' 1404 1.14 i.mv 134' 4 454 143* § 130 V 157 1.".n%
7.7<»>i do Ore . ertlll.-atej.. «»s» 4 701, «5 7O< 4 ft4 7 , 4- B% .SOI, «34 SS4 tO%
:.<«. Havana Electric Ry. 6O« 4 974 9.".*; 97», 9.V* 4 2 974 MW4 I'M 39
I<«> Horkiao: Valley — 12"V, 12 1 . 12"'. 120 + V 133 102 I 12« 97
2<"»l do preferred 91 1014 1«>1 1014 I<>l 4 4 1"14' »•« ' -814 <W
2.1. .«>! Illinois Central 1444 141% 13*4 141 l:0«4 42% 147 ! 13H i 1«24 137
21..V.0 It,trrt,M<-tro,,otitnn .. I.V» »' 4 I 21V 23«» 21% +IS 254 ! 1* 2.V, US
2J».000| • '.. preferred ' 44 K> .'■«» ,v» .VIS + "->»» «2 » 4."»S ♦M%i 3«V
5.23:. Inteniafl Harvester. S3* <»4» 934 ;; M \. 4 ji2i 4 +24 12T.V «4 11 £ »4» 4 «2
2121 da preferred 119 12.1 12.1 123 123 12» ! 13» 12S I«i9 l i
l.MiOlinternafl Paper 124 l-1 7 i '24 13 i 12% 4- 14 16 124 19 1 ; ©4:
ft.l-1 do preferred .'.7 53'« 52 82 52 — »'.14 4st^ »^v 4 47%
4.110 Int Steam Pump . 3 V 4 47« 4 *3 47\ 42V 4- * •"•■**» 42 54% 1 334
42"! do preferred Ml ' SI *4 M I .«3«. J. 2% :*<-\ *24 91 V S 2>«
2 lowa Central 35 ; fSH] 22 29% I 234 4 4 30 I 19 :« 2»".*»
2.'.7<» do preferred fil ! 43S 414 424 ! 42 ->■ 4 54'; 3» 62 48
3011 KHna»!,a A Mich... ' .*.« ' 724 71V 72'- 68 474 724 83 «1 .'.'•
3.!««>lKnn City Southern.. 45% 37», 35 r>7'-. SB +24 44' 4 3.14 80% 37
MM do preferred I 72 , «M OC% «.>» »T.% 4- 24 71 ; £54 7.*4 «7 »
;■. 1.1. j. .■:, C.a* I — 1034 i«<'4 H1341 ion j -l- 31; ii« 4 J*7 ii.i»« 104
2<><l!l-Tke Krie i W pref Ji3 : «i 1 iW> ; ft» I .',7 i 4 3 62% 55 64 r » 4*
27' 1 -ike Shore — 375 ' 3.'.0 37.', 320 — — 321) XX*
3,r..^i l.nnc Island «W»i. ' 7Oi; M «* m 4. ; 7Ot; «2 71 : » ••'•*
t>.2.V>!l^i]|<iv A Na«h ' 137 V 151 Ti 14<* I.M 14m, 4. 2V 1.-.|>% 141 V 163% 121
.*■.'»•' Mitrk.i\ c.->ni|>anle» .. 7« I 9<» f»> <,> v;.', 4- 4 914 *5 95 1 * 71.
4On do preferred 724 77>j| 7»l', 77-, 7» — 4 TM'« 7« 77S «>»4 1
.■!'! Manhattan Klevaterl. 14.'.-, 13« T * 1M 1.-.»r, 13*4 -i- S 13^ 13:14 1534 137
l.ir«>!Marine . -\ «>;! 8% « 8 _ 7«» X 9 I 5 ;
l.<«» 0! Un preferred ' 'J.V\ 21 | BJ 2»)i, 19' i -8- 1, 2 4\ 1 V -7S 18*
2.:.7»; Minn ASt l-o,iis ... 57V 8] ; 32 37 .14 -4- 3 ! 88 32 : 68 51
7.vt do preferred . ... •■: , OV 06% rr k v^: 0M -i- SM »--> ; «rtu 90 81 ]
3.4.'<tlMlnn St I" ASS M. 131% l 140 J. 1394 140 1374 -1- 24 145 I."*>'« 14»4 1324
106 t do prrfmod.. 147 180% 150' 4 i.vn 4 i.v. 4 % 1"^54 tan I 1«44 147
170 do l>'a*ed IJne«... — JHt% >>94 SO', j.«> + '. P2»; M 94 SO
M.22n M.. Kan A Texas... 42', 44 X»V 441, 4111, 4. 41; JH, .Is .v»4 354
Sim ,;,, preferred 744 74 I 73 74 71% --\ 74?» O>U 7*'; 71
I 1.17.".I 1 .17.". Missouri Pacific 734 '"'» • 7(.-., r* 4. 24 73 c.',. 4 774 «§
.*•»«»! Nationa l tU»cuit ' 1"4 110 ii«>4 KO4 |oa + S*4 115 i, (1 12<> fK".i 2
l«ir»! do preferred ! 124 1234 1234) 123% 1224 -1 12." 121 IM ' ivS,
4i»»:Nnt KnaniellnK &S. 14"n 23' 4 23 2.1 204 + M 2>4 20' 4 .".o- 12 »
KM do preferred RJ 914 914 C' 9.-, ' —34 j>C4 l"« ! !i94 S*»
8,136 National Lead *- . >* SO'» f,4 " h>4 434 viS 74 " m ' 71>,
4."... do |.r.f-r . . lnft%| 1"9 I"7V i,,« |M| 4- 4 1104 H>7 113% I«CV
.••'« i Sat Hvh of M.x pref 47 *■ ii 4% 6M «>ii . «V»V i — V I «.''4 •"" M M
2.«"-'" do 2d preferred . .. 38% 1 2*' 4 274 -jsv 4 274 + V 28% 24% 2«% 21
Mil N V Air Brake .... MV, .MS *>4 M 4%] SO -«- 4S ' 0»H 72 97V »►
67.2551 New York Central... 1."..» 12»! . 130% i^r. 121» 4 4- 3V ISO 114 147» 4 13»%
SOOJN V c-hlc AM I BO 1 504 *"► DO** 594 t- I f54 ,'»7 T »| «» 4^4
.--4, .1., 2d preferred — ' «5% *54 s.v. 4 50 —1; I » N -,4J yj ?«%
21 X V I.i &\V ... — 123 123 123 — *- | •'.— — — —
«!<»'N VNH A H subs. — 140 i Us 1 . 140 14QT 4. 11 •.. 14.-, ,, 4 1474!
l.3m| NY X HAH.. 16»% 15« 1 1544 im'-, 1;^ _14 ! i,-> 154% 174% 154 "
B.BMI V «mt A Western : 68% 16% j 44-\| .-.- % , 4 -.. j. {«{ ; .- H , 43^ <V iS f2K
2!»..V»0 Norfolk A Western.. I 914 I*V»S •««•« 104' i, 102 V 4 2% :■••>» 00 101 I S4' 4
V do preferred S7 : !K> ' !»O no »1«. — 1» 4 •- .... KM ..
2.7rto' North An-.eri.an M 774 74 f 77 | rtf % 4. 31, » 4 7 ■■, v T " 7..
42.72O 1 Northern I'acltlc 1134] I»% l»% — I 133%
do ex dlv IV p *■■ — IKM I.IIS I 137% — 4-. Vi I 145%' 1.114 I.V>4 133
KO»»ira.tn<- Coast — ! 11l I 111 — I 10.,-, f 1
! do e•. div 24 p..p ■•.. r;.«~e — 10H | His 1 i«»« t 113% | ._ -.•', 11" MB It.'.* «•*
l.aoniParMc Mall 3<> 31 20% 1 3,14] 2:"- -1- 1 ' 43' 4 •.« 4>»4 '9'i
1501 Pacific Tel ft Tel... — , 3S I ::« :;s * | .i»;il j. |li 4.;., .: : ,||l 4.-,«.
143.170 rennxrlvania It ft . 1344' 137"» 13*4 1!T'» 138 + •_.% ' 13nli 129<; 1.-.t«T 136%
2«»*i,,i :«.'. :r.-. mv .
l<n| do preferred — : 11541 11.'.% n.-.4t 11.-,4 _ ' | It ; I 114 11>! l-> 4 "
nttHbum c,. a l lrt' 2 22 ■ 80% 21V •..'»" -1- 1* 4 27\ IMS 2«»-%i 10
!i?il do preferred .... 42 ' 7.". I 74 7', | 72 +3 MS .... s7>, 44» j
L'.:.<:i. 1 l > r«s«o.l -■■• Car... 37 ««', ! 414 43% 42 4. 1", .-,1% 3,-1 iV , -ot
-.•-. do preferred M 104 I 104 j 104 i,,,,. | 1074 1004 IUV m
M 2 Pullman Palace Car. lf-« 192 v.tp, 103 ll»14 4- t; 2t»> i>.m, 'in. H"«»
lim Philadelphia co .1 — ' H>24 1024 I«SS l«2 I ■». 4 ' l'X!4 97 I 103ti «>i»4
HM i;- steel Bprto« .T» I 4.1>, 414 41 | 40 J 4 3 51'J 33 I 544 £3
40 do preferred ' 90% 100 jK» 105 i,.i f 107 I 101 |MO | 074'
512.'"-'X»!Re.T;inc . • 141S I*W«4! I«3 I i.;7\ I«2V -*-."» ' 172'il X.4 17.1S 118 !
am da Ist preferred.... '.<:' ■ 92 j 91 I jc | a ' ' pot? h<ms M | sj, I
800 do -M preferred . I>rt 104 ! 1«3 | |«a | I*l 1 it,,!. 1 .! 117 ,. 9<>
s.nnjn«pobitc iron a p... 22S •'.:•'. *7 I .is-.,! m 4- 2*; ' 4.vi xm fc>S 1«S
LBHn do preferred 741, li.l' v I'»> I lop,| 991..' i. 2 'I'M. I#% 111« 4 I «7i.
}>To75!I!o.l; Island ' 2<*.V[ 4«r. i •»:. , 4 t ■; ; 4,; " 4 31; 1 ;.7- 4 »«% 01 I SM
1..". f iil <lo preferred . ' •IT'S. I OSS 9141 9.*' 4 1 92 4 •; 924! M I 94V "»7'»
Khi St I. /C S F Ist pr.. ' —I 7i»- 704| 704 «*£ j_ l% ' 7.1 , »is V , 74 , v;
3.275 do VI preferred.... ' 39,1 89 BW| 1 :,nj 4<» +3« 4 ' ft» I 4.'. I WVI.I JW
s«i| do r*E!rtl new — hi ' 111 ; .;i | M _|« ' ttt | , 4 , ' 7" | H"
s..lOft|St I. Southwestern.. I 24»,l 31' 4 SB4 | :;ii, «., | 4. 2 i 4 • 344| 24U1 .XV.! 204
2.iM«t! do prefeir-d I 57 I 75« 4 ' 7.1 | 7.V ;;v| j. 014 I 771 | «;vv! S2V! 474
1 .v«, . It.^t.ii.'k ! — ' IW4I lr^'ii jo 1.:.1 ! + « ' nwli i.\s | — | _
3.275151«...-F ShefT Steel &I! 75 ! S<'", 77 | 7vi, 7.V;1 J- ?\ ' •*«•; 7P 2 I m. *V»
?O no pr«ferr<d I — 110 tilt I u«> | IIH I . lim;! US j lr«> | 107%
14:..««.<; l Southern Pacific I 119\' 131 ! 122S I2s.\| i^_,- 4. .-.% \ , :;s 4 ! 119*,! ;•;.„ 114%
l«Jj Porto I!!... Nit pr — I 113 I 113 J m |IM | ».1 I 114 I 11« I 1.17 1 11-.
■1 .-..nth. Tii Railway...! 2S'. 2s\ ' 264? i'^ii! "7 | 4 fij, ] Xl*. ••'.•<• .14 ' ***•
.I.<«»> ■;., iref.-rr.-d I 66% 1 r.V.I ••••.■•» r.-,T a | • 2*, ' 7.*. I ~>t> i 7.V a ! ."..
I iK»ilTonnos.vf -,<.-.' .' 41 I 32 .to > 3 pi ;.,, 1 j. 14 4i»a,! R.i» I 4'» ?:t'i
.»., a PacMc ..! 33. SB% 3i.% .-; ?o : . *
pun .In 1,m,l Trust ' *7 I vs ! M | R I in | ? I ... *| m ' 9.--,' a.,- .
••4«>'Thlr.» Avenue R It.. ' '.■"'- TUI 7 I 71 71 ' __ « 1 i#,t., 1 4 - ■ ,V
IMO "....!,. Ry. a l.«Hlt. V.'V. 1 IOTi in. 10 >4 pi +n? ,;..<. M -, v,J, ' ;',
1 .-«. i-. ..-i.. Si 1. * \V... ■ 52% 41-. «H 41%! «r\| I's » 54% l 4- - I 51%' 4.1
2.fml do pieferre.l I 7'» W.\\ IS f «.-.%! rA ,-\ _ v 7-jt;! fljtt T4lj I r 4 i
lfc'T«ln rR T fViHfi WH ««* IW) 114' ,1," .:' 11T- ul |W% 07
.11" I 1.1..11 Hair A Paper. II 1 o', ••' , , ; i „ | 4 1; . 1.T.1 « ! 13*1 9%
301. VHt Union rHriti.v i-->. 1^9% 1-2'j! iw,| |^ - . «04».l , Tv ., ?1(» » , T :.,'
S.lO dn |,r.rerr^ 954 >"* «H |M | 06% 1 4. U; I 1«-<V 08 I ll>* 04
rni.ed I>r> C.0.h!5... -- ]U» I»4H i;« ,„-.. _2 1 ,-..» ' 114',l .-,,, MS 1
: ... , '?*? ***!; !«• l* ■ •- :■ ■ ' !'• " !-» 1
■■« ! Z. . • 4", r: I 47 1 v,
Ci-nr Sc I Pipe A K<Jy. • II I 24>;l 23 I j n , „,,.( j. ]«. | -o ' | —- „.,., jm.
«nKI .... i.referrM ! 7f. J 71V;I 7V' V : - I; , 71 * , A=u 1 M .| 7, *, ;; T i.| 7,>
?.W4i T S Realty A Imp..! 2 I Si I ,0 t v » I ... 1 4. , I *4'i! TJ I «7 • <!<>
3.3W1U s Rubber i 32 : , l 4*. ! t. 41 | 4-. | 4. ■• ' .-."',! .'.*, I 5-si ->7
1.22..« do Ist r.ref-rre.l... - 1W»U114HI -11^; . * ! ...
„ 1 doe, ,lv 2PC... ■ 1"-*1 "-* j 114 I 114 |IM|_*, 4 "• ! n.V.t 10* J nr ..l PS
! ,!o ex ■'< lUrtr..l ■ ' I 70 I Tf» 1 71 ! _'. " ' 4. 1- ' c 4c 4 1 -,■{ | , O , it ,;-,„
I.oo3.:TirtH-nlte.| Slates stfel.l to\\ Wt M%| s;v . ; , .R J | , | n . , «... . .
14.113 ■!. ..referral Ij«H 1224J !'•' ■ , r , «, -,*, J ?,J? ,J , yj .^, . ,™ »] «1 ' |
p».7tnruh CrtjiKT... ..... 45% •> '• ■•» J(J3 , ,-, :, _v , ! •«>.;! 4 -m,: V7l.' '^'J
-3.!r,» v;, Car i-hri i«! ... 4,-. «0 , 57%; (a ,«, .,., +j^ , ,,., 4 . ' »•
fVll • pref.md ! li. 1 KM',! 1-4 ,-., 1 t24*tl _. " v | '"©i: : \»t < .^1 .ii ■
1V... u>..3<. ' isci -iv 21 , '-v 4 2, V. 4 iv ' r?».i i'%, ■•--, ', Ji.
4-V-.il .1.. rtefe.r-,1 44X ',(T 44%' «M? „," S ..' | ,-.l*l SO? ?«*! ]t
2.2.Vil\Ve»t Mainland 22% l M I 47 I •■»' . I 471.1 a l»! ' 84% 4-* -A 1 -1
'two do prtferrri . - I 7.. ; .>■, Tofl £<t\ 4 v i 7,, I J.U i JT '
l.r.in! Western I'ni. 11 Tel..! T9%' 73 I 71 | -■' ! -• i,, 4. v 7st.i .«,, * ,, j ?.
r.22rt!W> B tlnchouse Mfrf...l SI | «Hl .34! |*H ,Vt«. 4.\ I WUI IT' I «» ' ?,
inoi WlH*Hn« *U E ! I" | 5 | I - ;. *, 4V! I',, | 10 ' "l s?i fa
4.'o|Wls.;nn«l.i Central...! -.74] M | .',:% 1 M | !•,'.» ; M• | 4,^4, q^| ,',. j
LTBO.U Total nales fc.r tf.e w.»U. CfMßpOrcd with 2..Vj\372 «l:.ire» for ■ la«t ' «eeK " |
pf>r cent. The trhoii atoowa a Rain of $1.
3:.i».."»:".. <t i: .■ per cent.
i"!* 1 T.Kr;» lilt— »'.C.
Kit at wl« in Ah!!
-*toiiipat!U«.sn».7!»*.MKi jr».4i?.«K.% I] -■. U<» M 7
ftro:nf».Tnttii. 1.4T*..!Ktl I.4ia.t;;il •.-••V77." 1 . "5 »
Tit. a is.« |i::.:3.\*'.»t iiaoousi ji tit f" its
ANN AUUOIt.
IMI MM* iih>m
U: »*«fe la Apr. $.vi.«:s $3i.?:..i ' — -
J-> I A.: 7.. 1.4«6.M7 1,3Ca,»»
Till • ITV RAILWAY A UUHT.
U.i 1 l*.\ 31 -- IO»!» irw«. i -....
'Ju.f4 MrnlnKJi . $:.ft.TO.» s< * ?I>'ft.iiT7 ||.;«i«.: : M
Kxp. an.l laaM 1 I«"'n» I.»»'»ai7 |.«2!s>2
Nit »ainlnr«. WJUM $Tlt>.7t'» p, HHnplil
Int. MM »k«. M 5r.*.3«S ''"' -■•» 43.VM3
.-.in « HTH.r.j f -T!».«»(f fVtl.r.'l
DMvSeuda li^.M^' t»^.347 lju.liw
Nrt iurplm.. *$««.CV WUt» SS7»A3
•Equal to 220 p«r ceat fVMI on »».«io.ouw
©his! Company
FIFTH AYE. a 36™ ST. NEW YORK
Capital. $1,250,003 Surplus and Pro f i!s, $750,033
Interest Paid on Daily Balances
DIRECTORS
■was sh?"* s" 8 Eaaawfti, M =..*
JOHN il(OB %*TOR. IH\»M> ? \ If Ml .
nwlrai.n Flr«« National Bank. GKO. U. IT.RKI.\«.
«tVi»IIFN n%KF.n. _ J P- Morran » Co.. Cankor»
pr* "t Bnr.lt of the Manhattan Co. D> c poMCISOY.
i,r«> b « *">••'■ Vtrf-Prert Bank^ra Tra« <**
\Vhtt« A «•■»«•- Attorneys- WILLIAM 11. I'OIITEK.
JOHN (I\H' ' . r. , . .— »r— «;h«mical Nat'l Hank.
r";,t rnlted pry ««"«!» Companiet. M|!WAR| , PKOV s KK . vice- Pr.rt.
THOM *"*««»« • *■•• MXIl] .. KKID.
V»er-PT«»l»l*nt- • RoeM W*»d »J«tf Bfc
E. <'• ;! < OX V »■«• ,. o , ( 4 , KORI > m . >
M. '" i>\vi-o\. Bsnlcr* ARI IIfUD D*t WKLL.
J P Mnrßjn k C>*.. Bankers. . AK<'llxn.M.l> D. Rt>Hr.l.U
JOHN* I. HOWNKV. AI.KAA.NUKK 11. STT.\ CXS.
p-iti'llnn ••onstrwtion. Vlc*-Prv-«l.!»nt.
Chairman tr. S. .rpor^tlotl. Vlc«-Pr..'t rjanxrr. Trust Ca
ROBERT \VAI.TO> <.OF.I.ET. CIIAKLK* I- TIFFANY.
THOMAS W. •• (l|(IM .1 nank VUvj-Hreiri Tl.Tnnv ACa
. Vle«-PT/^t r«r*t XatlonaJ Bank. AI . BERT „. IV ii;i;XN.
ri»«.\K I- vv^rov Vtce-Fr<.«t cha>« Xat : Dank
alr*Co..Ba^r. OFFICERS
E. C. CONVtKSE. Pr«»W*nt.
\IF.X H T tni<rß' Vfce-PrfVt. HOWARD BW)fOCK. A»»t <•«?«.
15o«A?CoSSS JB-. VJce-Pre^t. JA.-. K. TKOWBRIIHiE. Trust OSScr-.
THOMAS iuv
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Republic Iron & Steel Co.
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Bonds
The Republic Iron & Steel Company has authorized an issue 4
<^ 000 000 10-30 Year Five Per Cent. Sinking Fund Mortgage GoN
Bonds whereof $15,000,000 bonds are reserved tor tuture tssaesdtfa:
to the restrictions set forth in the Mortgage, and bonds up to S10.0CO.O(V
are now to be issued for the purpose of taking up its Pint Mcrrt^
Bonds, which this Company has agreed to call tor payment on Get,
hrr 1 1914 and for other corporate purposes. On or before October [
1914."the new Mortgage will therefore become a First Mortgage en aL
of the property of the Company.
The earnings of the Company for the past tour ann one-halt year
have averaged nearly six times the amount of the annual interest on thej
$f0.000.000 bonds: at no time within these ,H
to less than four times the amount ot said mtere>t. The total value a
our mineral reserves, fixed assets and «,uick assets ,s estimated at over
W 000 MO or nearly eight times the amount of our present bondtssui
* ™< PboSs caJy a g minimum Sinking F«mUpavable m cash or
bonds at oar of 2«<» per cent, per annum on $10.00 '. bomb and on a!
father' bonds issued: to be increased whenever annual extract «
minerals exceeds amount specified in mortgage.
The Republic Iron & Steel Company hereby otters until Apnl2*
1910 to the holders of its First Mortgage 80-da to purchase thai -bonds
at 10 and accrued interest in cash, and has also arrange, ; with Mess*
Hal4rten & Co. and I. & W. Seligman ft Lo.. that such bondholders
as may desire to do so. shall have the privilege of taking in exchange
the new bonds par for par and cash for the premium. .
Over two-thirds of the old first mortgage bonds outstanding atthj
date of the new mortgage have already been retired, or agreed to It
retired, in accordance with its provisions.
REPUBLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY,
By JNO. A. TOPPING, Chairmn.
Referring to the above notice of the Republic Iron & Steel Corn
a «v the undefined give notice that they are prepared to reOT
ESS Company First Mortgage Five Per Cent Bon*
KeptiDiic iron r subsequent coupons, and to deliver I
ddi \ e on!e, of a letter of the Chairman of the Company, rfrte ti
information in regard to the above issue or bonds, may be had c.
aPPI We recommend these bonds as a safe an.l conservative invests
Temporary bonds are now ready tor delivery.
H\LLGARTEN & CO., J. & W. SELIGMAN &CO.
£. 5 Nassau Street. New York. No. 1 William Street. Ne^v York.^
Irving National
Exchange Bank
Strif «l» » Commercial Bank.
He«Mir<-<-« O»rr Tlnrl.T Miltta**
o.mmon .took. M .™, P ar,d with » ■•» P<r cent
earned on th.- same MM* last >•'■'".
AMERICAN LIGHT *. TRACTION.
Monti, of Mii-rh M J;""'.. lTU .' t -;',T4
.:-™ - '=■;:-'■ ' 88
N>t earning. $»"..WJ *-•« •-- * : -«- H "»
-> aa^ ligg .-- .»; - :
•N>t imi^Kgt.^ musa «SXOO» jn^aet
KANSAS CITT. MEXICO I OKIENT.
y?^T: uK as "2*
WEEKLY CURB TRANSACTIONS.
STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL.
llish. I>rmr. \Jt*r. Chanc*.
.-.;.. ACT Tobacco. Mi 43* 45* -~S*
•.-_•'■ Havana Tot' .. •• l » •> ,;_*.* ~
14 vrt (at Rubber -•■ i *-• -• »
is urn January Oil . . . •*■» *<\ <• "",
;>» Manhattan Tr «• ' • - * L ■
:UMandan) Oil.. tWn f:u> ••» - *
<ZZ Initetl Clsar.. 77 .3 • »0^ -- *
RAIL.KOAD.
12 7<o«*hr» .i- O rts.. *« 5 L" T
■imi-hi, Subway... -\ 2*» 2% — *
3m»Kan «' M * O. 2* M -» .
_•<»» «Jo pi»f l|l . M 31 *
MINIS'!
3 «V*» Amazon-Mont.. 4 ! j S% S r » — %
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
! i:>- Trtesrapti t.. The Tribune. |
Kail River, Mass.. April IT.— The print
cloth mirket continues tn an unsatlafaciwy
*tate. the total nates lu^ week I flag «>stl
mutetl between 7t>.t«»> and ~.CtX> flocisi. o*
•Met »>>•• ■ £?JBCO ptovca ■«!« tnida i
M«<]|<nn nUlths, notably .;iniM <>•. »ls. an.l
« hi* rihnl* In I'll counts, t nit-. I goodl I
•mil MMM h.iVM xnltl nitMlrr-itely. Most
«>' the deliveries are tit in- made this »Me '
of July, ulthough n .■■ have b»-en Maw
contracts made which call fir later de-
UVcrtr*. The d*li> ... «n vor.tracts. the
»!<>t aa!c» mid curtailment have been re- I
■BWMltie for keeping dvwn any gr»tt
The HocVing ii i J 3iiwayCor:H
Agrfl «s. »•-*
To th* Holder* of Preferred *<"•■ ** •
Hacking Valley Ba!Jw:iy tompanr:
NotUe is hereby giv.n that tn tIM «" r!l *
i of the power mtrcad bj The HocStfss *■■
I Kaiiwav Company, an.l speilflcaltjr »t»te«l 3^
I Articles of lncorp»r.ition and Kcgulati'-c*. •
\ als» declared In every outstandin* stw* «**^
! ca!e. t*i# Company has duly .!> •ermlaeJ P
! the l f referre.J stock, ar..! the sax* «'■'" <* *~
1 r*MreJ tn who!. »: t ar spaa the 30TH EAI «
i Arm* 1010.
Aoconlin^ly. *ach an.l every holier ■ *^
! ferrea stock ts notirted to ! resent »ni » *•*
, rer..ier his certificate 0M su,h rreftrred •■
I a: the ©fflco cf J. r MOKr.AX 4 COSU-*-^
;No 2a Wall Street. New York City, on «*
the 30TII DAY OF APHII.. DM '■ •■'■_' .
! Rmntn such hol.ler «'.:: receive l«g?*
cash of »he par amount thereof. togrttß
* proportionate air.ount af the annual ♦ I*" \^
dividend thereon from the '■'■" mf - e!t 'Urn *
dividend acciuej. \t2.. D«c«mb«f 31st. 13K3 '
Atrl! roth. 1010. _,-rI
I No holder of any rrrttflemta for ?*^J2?S
! shall or will have arty ri^ht after Afß'-
! OtO| as a sf«KkhoM»r i-f the CompaW. "^
| ilaim asairst the Company. ** c *& t<f v,>
i rayrrer.t for the certi-icates surremlercd
rate aliove s;ated. _ --jjaM
BY OKDEU Of THE HOARD Of I
TCR3.
a» >| > | OTT. S"""*"™
S Wan StTMt. ?>w York. Arril W^Jg
P*ferrini<r f«> tjse at>o\e n-.>:lc«. en
April 30th. DBI «*!■ until f«r'"' r n° ttf *; rf «.
N- prrpar»J to pay. upon surrender ta "^
eecmtn of H0..-kin R wtq '• >rr * d *^^*»
♦rlv Indon* 1. an amount »qpl !<> pa *,. 3SI ; rt
with the propoitlonat* amount of tS * >> **", je , s»>
«!l\Urr..l thereon from t^» .Kite »n*M > tS * B
Went! acrrunt. namely. t*cerober 35»*-
Ajri! 10TO. -n*!****
Inti: further nutke w^ »ItalJ b ' „
a; a-.v Übm prior M April SOtt rJU '' JV {or-*
BkUqj Va:>y puftwwl *t *'« *" J r Iz^ji
tarn« at par ana a,-, rue! Jl-t.iond frco *-
Gtst. 11K.0. ti> th« da;« of lay;"*"" •«
BotdCTI of ..ur Trust lUt.llM«*iW>^<
Valley iref-rr#,l i:»!i triy. "r«"> ■*
■oca onrttac«:«a p»wt« «M luilmiwl &*
ca»S pnyrrrr.t »■« ab».v# in»li.at4-«l •
manner as hoMer* o: c«Ttl9c«*^
stock. . . v c C^
. k__ 'VTPQ
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for The Trtbun. r>..l-.>i »* J2
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tw.lv.U it KM »K»jS»»^
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'»mi Tth nn.l 'th »%•* Ji^^j
. the «£J* S3t
amount «<f »e*ttn»BlatJon mc
Of the rallN. -nt** 31 '
Prtrt* rrm-rnllv »; •€•&»"«• "^ „, **
very small aursta •! n"« RI - *^~, t*
ca^ej a distinct U*s Is *asH^ tW pt«f
mtlls. IJu>»r."» «!«» not <*T« W r \ft*9 *
natnvil by th* mills, ami. :atne , l)!(S> »*
U:f!r Kinds fee swcrJllced -t » nuSjter *
have re.'ustil tv> •*» A «r"« r " tfte j^P
til* mil!.-* here f^W«e«tlßj ••> • o3 p
borh<Mxl of 3.iv0.0v -l"»<l ! < f »- cl \- lßf . t»
tlay nisht ti!! We liustU.v mo- -■■■'' *
cloth qootatkma are as w*«* - #•». '
Ms. i\ cnu; Sft-tneO *«rt» n f>
Imh ■Mb 3% i»n»; *' ." *„■**
cents: WHncft C4x<s^. 54 e«o»i f
*:». iv, cent*

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