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14
An
I Exceptional Investment
Opportunity
If you care to consider the
purchase of a thoroughly safe
and desirable investment yield
ing a rate of income sufficiently
liberal to offset in a large
measure the prevailing high
prices for commodities in gen
eral, write for a copy of our
Special Circular No. 292-
Spencer Trask & Co.
lnr*«<m*T!t Banker*
43 r.irbunr' F*l »<■«>. »■<*• York.
Branch Otflcr*:
Albany, >*. T. — Boston. Mslm.— Chlcsßu. IU.
j Members AVJr York Stock Exchange.
JohnMunroe&Go
30 Pine St. 4 Post Office Sq.
NEW YORK BOSTON
LETTERS OF CREDIT
providing: fund* for travellers
111 all parts *f the world.
OOftOCERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT
FOREIGN' EXCHANGE AND
COLLECTIONS
CABLE TRANSFERS
MUNROE &CO.
7 hit SCRIBE. PARIS.
LIRE ERIE & WESTERN
First Gold 5s
Due Jan.. 1937
GHISHOLM & CHAPMAN
Bankers.
. Members New York 6tock Exchange.
Tl B"*iy. New Torlc 75 State Street. Boston.
R. L. DAY & CO.,
37 Wall St., 35 Congress St.
KEW YOKK BOSTON
HIGH GRADE INVESTMENT BONDS
Municipal and Railroad
M«nb*r» New York and
Boston Stwk Exclmngf
American Light & Traction
American Gas & Electric
Denver Gas & Electric Co.
Empire District Electric Co.
All marketable public utility *ecur!tle«.
Williams,McConnell&Go!eman
«0 'Wall Ft.. N. T. 'Phone 5821 John.
-cannccicarrßinana
INVESTMENTS
5 • NassauS- • New^txfc
FRED'K F. MARQUAND
Now Located at
59 BROAD STREET
Phone 3030 & 3031 Broad
25 Years' Experience
ErtaMl^hed 1?64. Telephone 2817 Rector.
E. S. BAILEY
, " DEALER IN
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS
"A SPECIALTY."
«« Broadway. New York.
W. N. COLER & CO.
' ESTABLISHED 1570.
Investment Bankers
48 fTPAR ST.. NEW YORK CITY.
Jfew Tork City Bond*. All Issuer.
Wm.A.Read&Co.
Bankers
25 Nassau St, N. Y.
BOSTON CHICAGO BALTIMORE
Warren W. Erwin & Co.
Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of N. T.
Investment Bankers,
26 Beaver Street, New York.
For Sale
*0 Nat. L'ght, H. & P. Pfd f72
Hallowell& Henry,
M Brosd 4J*^>^-S 62 Bearer Street.
I FOREIGN FINANCIAL. .
I^>ndon. May Consols for money were
a 4a 4 higher, at $I^*. and for the June account
*, higher, st Sl l^. Anaconda was y, lower.
at £»>%: Grand Trunk If lower, at 2SV and
Canadian Pacific unchanged, at IKS'*,.
: Money -was in good supply, but the de
? mand mi quiet. Discounts ■were easy.
The stock market reopened irregular and
' ■uncertain, with one small failure, the out
come of the recent settlement. A big drop
' In American railroads and copper shares
,- <!urizc the holiday and the weakness In
J rubber shares caused hesitancy and an Ir
regular close. British securities and for
+l*n rails finished fairly steady, but a de
cline in raw rubber caused liquidation and
■ decline of («everal shillings in rubber
chares, while, copper shares weakened un
der American and Paris selling.
American securities opened firm on over
sight buying orders and local covering:.
* The. strength •was maintained, notwith
• rtandingthe unfavorable steel and copper
' news. Further good buying orders from
I "Wail Street during the afternoon kept
prices up to the best. The closing tone was
steady.
Call money In London, 2^(3.3 per cent;
open market discount rate for 6hort bills,
*% per cent: long bills, 3% per cent: Berlin
discount rate, S% per cent; Paris discount
rate, 214 per cent: Paris exchange on Lon
don. 25 francs 25 centimes; Berlin exchange
i on London. 20 marks 4S'-£ pfennigs. Bar
: gold, 77s sd. American eagle*, 76s Ed.
). Paris, May 3.— Three per cent rentes
1 closed 2*4 times higher, at 9S francs 75
I centimes. Prices were steadier on the
Bourse.
Berlin. May 3.— Prices on th« Boers* were
Irr^pular.
GOVERNMENT SONDS.
Th« follomin« shows yesterday's closing
I quotations for government bonds, compared
' m-lti; Monday's:
i May a—, r-M*y B—,8 — ,
t Bid. AcV-d. Bid. Asked.
I C. B 2s rug . 1330 . .lOfiV 101 Vi 100% 101 %
U. & 2"'. coupon. 1980. ..10U% — 100* —
V. S. 3s. reg.. 391S 102^4 103V4 102 1 * 108%
TJ. B. 2*. coupon. 1515...102H 10."^ 102% 103^
t; E. ««. rrg.. 1925 114S 115 114% 115
V B. **. coupon. 1925... J14S 115* Jl4 : , 116W
F«n*aia 2s re« . 1638... 101 100% 101
rs-ns^i 2s, re? 1988. ..100% 101 100% 101
. pi" -*. *-«••- IW5> — 1001 * —
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
< <TcTElsh«(J by V«a Scbaick & Co.. No. V WaJl
.' atre«t.j
i Bid. Asked. BldAek«<i.
' tte«»d ?^r Mi 3a Cottfm l>u«rk. 6% •
\ do tacome* 6%% &»ii <o Incomes. 13% 18
«c 4* . ■ M\k M VRrtLKN 99H
CB4-SVTI 4 Lt& Pow pf «2 «s
Aolacwaes • 11 do «*«.... M »1
2»3»»» 41 42 Oh CRy .100 103
Wboirfl «» 22 24 ICh ' ■ El 6* . *1 «>5
«al«trf-72 7*l Cont Trust.. .2oo 235
To 2& vi.. 42 46 Union Trust.. 70 76
- C«ib A£ 4i SSH *4 Third Nat C.llO 125
4ollV*t6» •©% 100 Fl<J *I> .181 154
' Oor,^, r,^ — 1*« Marylaad Tr TO 7«
- «• «• J— 100 100 Vi Nor C«»t Ry.l2S 12» I*
SHARP DECLINES FOLLOW EARLY STRENGTH IN STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— TUESDAY. MAY 3, 1910.
gh'rßjSVt'l j Actual Sales. | closing .1 Sh'rs j Net | ' I rh, A | C HHI^?FIniIBISS'
RS^Hlillll IHHHHI
llSiilli i 3i 3 m^PWIi ? r
II mßmi llllll II liaiii^- l|ll 11
200 +«4 American Linseed pr 33% 84* 33 34 33Vi o4 6.^0 -J» }Jo.; Kansas t 40^ «% £» m ?()
km S^ii! %%$ sp f iilllHKSilf 31 &&f
300 -H American Malt pr &£ 35Tb 35U 35'& o5 cS 100 -^ Biscuit pr...... w^
lillliSlfiilW ififpiiiiffif p|
]0 American Tobacco pr. So Jta 9d 9o ?•• I'^S + v Paciflr Mail •- 26 26^ 25% 26 26 26^4
10-3 +% American Woolen 32H \aW 32^ 32 o3 1.300 :+^ ; Facie IVl&Tei • j 34 34 34 33 35
ftgMWiiKiliSltl
3.125141 Baltimore A- Ohio 103 103 107* 10S 10S i 1i 10 ** 3W - Pit^burs Coa^ l^pr ' 36% 37% 86% 37% 3fi^ S7
50! Central Leather pr 106% 1f15%|105% 105%n<fi 106 400 +2 Readin., ffi r " •;;••• iS %, 14 o, 32 i/ 32% 32V«i
Ik pg^ 1 ip 1 1 1 1 «^ teSi 11 11111 1 1 1
aii* 4 6«i»u>: s. s. & At. P r siH aw »=; j< |«i >.«« — g : :|: sss^vJkjPc w3 »S »w »X iS*
Sk B$Ms$JEE:Kki wi ii sk-o^:: i|;i ii I
'Bfi & g}£i& S S:SFI2 !!-*S pr::::::::.:::::::::: 9|»'& S T
b£s sSSSSrslsas. » s U ilKll §m *aa %» «
for., +4 lint. Steam Pump I 42V41 Mi 42^41 42^1 42% m\ I l_ 1 1 1 1 1
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. Total sales for the day 7SI 222 shares, compared with 1.125.544
PMiNfv on^rxo . shares for the corresponding: day in 1909.
Eh'rs 1 Xet i T~— I A fw & VT Sal^- 1 1 £, l 2* U * P i:' Total sales, January Ito May 3, inclusive. 70.924,217 shares,
"""JgT'Lurth N....n.. igfWWWniri^ o, m paved w,U, «MM» share, for th. S an, peHoa <■ »
FINANCIAL MARKET
Stocks Close 2 to 3 Points Under
Best of the Day.
An active covering movement In thf
! Initial operations In yesterdays stock
\ market imparted decided strength to
! prices throughout the general list in the
forenoon trading, but the improvement
was lost before the close on a resumption
of selling by the professional element
land liquidation of long accounts accumu
lated at the low points in Monday's mar
ket. Final prices showed irregular
changes, with net losses predominating.
The early volume of business was well
under that of recent days, and the
strength shown at the opening failed to
attract an active outside demand, the
absence of buying of this character en
couraging the opinion among bear spec
ulators that further excursions on the
short side of the market could be entered
Into without danger, especially in view
of monetary conditions, which did not
warrant the theory that a sustained bull
market could be brought about at pres
ent. While money rates do not suggest
the probability of the development of a
bull campaign In the immediate future,
the general course of speculation is
strengthening -the outlook for successful
bull operations later in the season, and
it is building up a short interest that
soon must become top-heavy enough to
induce pharp rallies. For several weeks
th«» market "has been moving toward the
bargain hunters' level.
Support accorded Amalgamated Pop
per early in the day was withdrawn in
the last hour, and the price of the issue
| declined rapidly thereafter, with the rest
| of the metal group moving in the fame
! direction. In the active list maximum
I declines from the high levels of the
i morning ran from 1 to 3 points, railway
j shares as well as industrials losing, as a
'rule, all their morning gains. A sharp
(rise in the wheat market and somewhat
j pessimistic advices on the crops wero
factor? in th* reaction. Final transac
tions increased 1n volume at the expense
of prices, tat substantial interests took
storks on the decline, though they made
no attempt to check th* downward
movement. Call money ruled at 5V 2 P^r
cent, and sterling exchange, while a few
points off from Monday's closing, pre
sented nevertheless a firm undertone, in
spite of heavy purchases of stocks by
foreign houses. If money works lower
exchange doubtless will return to a level
at or near the gold exporting point.
From the increased freight tariff
schedules filed with the Interstate Com
merce Commission by the Western trunk
line railroads and from the proposed rate
readjustment by the lines cast of the
Mississippi River it is apparent that it is
not the intention of the transportation
! companies to raise rates in a manner
| that will involve any great hardship on
the shipper. Railroad men assert that
the cost of living should not be increased
by the present plan for higher charges
on certain classes of freight, as the
added cost on any commodity as a con
sequence of more advanced freight rates
will be so small under a proper dis
tribution that it will be absorbed by the
middleman and the retailer. Neverthe
less, it is likely that the latter gentle
men will throw the burden upon the ulti
mate consumer. In view of the in
creased cost to the railroads of materials
necessary to the proper conduct of the
transportation business and the larger
wages now being paid b"" the companies
higher freight charges do not appear un
| reasonable, especially as in recent years
j railroad rates have been at a relatively
> low level in comparison *.-Ith the general
price schedules in this country. More
over, under the proposed new freight
tariffs the railroads will not, according
to the opinion of the best informed rail
road men. make up one-half of thfl
amount of the increase in their oper
ating expenses due to the successful ef
forts of employes to secure better wages
The railroads ar« food spenders with the
manufacturers, and it hardly appears
probable that the Utter as a whole will
make concerted objection to higher rates
In the case of many roads, increased
CO pt of materials and increased labor
corta vill offset heavier jp-oss earnings.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRTBIXE. WEDXESPAY. MAY 4, 1010.
and without an Increase in rates Bucb
rompanies doubtless will be compelled
to reduce the number of their employes,
out down charges for maintenance and
improvements and reduce train sched
ules if they are to continue dividends.
This phase of the outlook i». of cou:
discouraging to the financial community.
BOND MARKET SALES.
MOO Japanese 2d.. B4H! 1000 Mo Pac Ist Col
2500 do 94"4 5s 2*5,.
I 1000 Argentine ss. 96^ WOO do Tmst 55.10«.H4
; 2000 X V City «£■ 10000 do Convt Ss
1957 108% full paid 94
anno do new . . 108% 2000 Nassau Elec R__
32000 do lOS^i R4s " ;
13000 do 1917. ...103 1000 do ........ <•?*
71<K>0 do4UsßctslolV» 1000 Nat Rj-« of M
lfK>v» do 4s 1959. PS 1 * 4%8 94»4
5000 do .-99 2000 Nat En & fc-tp
17000 do 99^4 6m :-■• r>^*
20t;>0 Adams Ex 88 2000 X V Air 8'6p.J05
liv.i Am Tee Sec 69 73 2000 do vT.104
10-30 do 73% 1O«O do •■• 103 *
15000 Am T & T 7000 N * Cen Deb
Cvt 4s 100>4 1934 93^
25000 00 100 Vi ! 10000 do 93>*
2000 do 102 I 8000 do 93
1000 do Col 45.. 90%! 3000 do Gen 34?.. M* 1 *
1000 Am Tob 6fl , 27000 do • • 89%
56F.10<5 I 2000 do L S Col
6000 do 106 3*iß 60
8000 do 4s 77?; 4000 XYC& St I,
1000 Armour 4V±s. SIVi _ *' :-• •-'•• ••; ~. ™*
13000 A T & S F 1000 NY N H & H
Ob 4*.... ■ Deb 1956... 94%
BOM do ........ t>«\\ 7000 do Deb 6«..181
6000 do Cvt 6s.iori4j 1000 do Cvt 3^3. M
10000 do 110 1000 do : 9.?4
11000 do 110% 1000 N V Ont & W
10000 do Cvt 4s I Kef 45...^.P.Vs
1960 w 1.102 Hi 2000 N V Sus & W
.1000 do I - 1 * i • Gen 5s 9O
2000 At Coast 4?. 94 10000 N V Tel 4%5.. 965 i
6000 do L & X i 1000 Norf & W Con
4p ... 904 4s 98%
«>X> do ...".--. «0".»; 1000 do Cvt 4s. .100%
240008a1t & Ohio 77000 do 101%
Gold 4? . .«8 80000 *> 101%
6060 do ..sIOF. 9? 60000 d.-v 101 Vt \
32000 do Pr Z^ff. r "* 20000 do 101%
1000 Beth Steel f.s 57% 10000 do Rets full
186000 Bkln R T 4s 83 i paid WH4
10000 r)o S2-» ; 20000 do 100H
5000 do 82% 34000 do 100
6000 do 8214 30000 do 99',
1000 B-kln Un Gas i 15000 do 99%
r, B 105% j 14000 Nor Pan Prior
2000 Cen Leath 5s 99%\ 4s 100\i
6000 do S9^k 1000 Ore Sh L Gtd
2000 do 99% R f ** f>2 ,
4000 Cen Pac Gtd 1000 do 92"4
4, ... 96i; 1000 Tar of Mo Ist
i 12000 do ". 96 4s 99
1000 do ...89 I 1000 Pac TA T (is 07 s
8000 Ches & Ohio 8000 do 5H> ■*
Gen 4Hs .100 25000 Per m Cvt SV2S.IOOVi
2000 do 99 31000 d. . 100
11000 do Cvt 4Vis : 4000 do 3%« 1915 '■•■•^i
w i 9814 2000 do tW^i
"5000 do 93% 30000 do 4b 1948.-103%
BOM do 93% 3000 do 103H
BOM do Con III *; 1000 dr. Gtd 3^,s
1000 C & Alt B%s, 71* B 89%
1000 do 72 19000 Reading Gen
1000 C A E 111 On 4s STJi
6R6 R 110 12000 do 9o»
r.OOO do R A Imp I 7000 do 9S
fis 83% I 1000 St L I M & S
lOiWir *. G W 4s. 87% Gen 5s 109 J
8000 c # N W Con i 3000 Ft L A S F -
7s .111% R Gen 53... R.BV&
1000 do S F6». 110% 1 20000 do 88
60r<0 CB & Q Gen j 1000 do Ref 48.. C 2
4s . .sIOF. 98% 5000 do 81*4
1000 do . S»*-V 4000 do S1F >
aOOO do Joint 4s 95 J 6000 do 81&
3000 do 94"n 8000 St 1. Swn Con
4000 do 95 4s 7.
ÜBOOO do I>eb 85.101% 10™ do ._.• 76%
1000 dp 111 Dlv 1000 Scab A L fßef
4s . ... 99% - r ,« 00»i
6000 C M &St P 30000 do Gold 4s
' Gen 4s A. 95 7 «i Stpd 83><,
15000 C R I A P ! 8000 So Pac let Ref
Ref 48 88% 4* 94U
10OO.J do 88% 1000 do 94H
2000 do 88% SOOO do 94>i
10000 do . ... 88% 57000 do Cvt 45.. 100 j
71000 do R R 4b. 7« I*ooo do »9 i
64000 do 76'-i 12»W»0 do 100^
10000 do r >li- ; 10000 do lOOii
2000 Col ASo Ref ! 40000 do 1"<»
A- Ext 4VjS ST^i 4000 So Ry Ist 65.. 104%
fWV) do 97<-il 1000 do Gen 45.. 77H,
1000 r.-.i ir.d 85... 18 2000 do 77U
10f«J Conn Ry A L B<"KH-» do 71
4%s 8tpd..101% 1000 Tex A Pac Ist
COOO Del A. II Ref I fiß HI
Ah 98 I 5000 Third Aye 4s
2000 do 98H ! Stpd «3%
30f»0 do ! . . «7 f^! 3000 do 88%
5000 do cvt 4p. 98% 8000 Und El L 4^s 88%
3000 Den A R G ' 8000 Un B & P ss. 93
Imp Cs 102 1 11000 Un Pac Ist 45.100
1000 do R*f .V . 9Vi\ 4000 do 99"i
80r>0 do Con 4s. 94 i 3000 d.-> Ist Ref
1000 E T Va A- Ga -is M%
Con Ist 112 1000 do WS
3000 Erie Gen 48 . 72«4 4000 do 964 I
2<knn> do Cvt 4s B<W Sr.ooo do Cvt .105%
IfKiOO do 67 |B0"OO do 108%
13000 Gen Elec Deb 120000 do 305
6s 130>4Jr.2000 do 104%
4000 H & Te, C I COOO Un R R of S
Ist 8a.... ii" : r 4s 694
1000 do 110'; 1000 I' B Realty A
r.l<HHi Ini-Met 4'^s. 79% Imp Bs 90
6f<ooo do 7»% 3000 V s Rub «».. .102%
3000 do 80 ! 1000 do 102V4
CAW do - ■ 79H 9000 S Steel S F
1000 Inr R T 6s. .101% Ks 108%
1000 do 102 ! MOO do 108%
24000 do .. .101% BfIOOO do 103
4000 Kings Co El 10000 do 108%
4s Btpd.... 84% 2000 d, 104
2000 Lack Pteel Bs 97% 2000 do 108%
1000 Lake K& W C9OOO do 103*4
l*t 5b 111^1 500 do Reg 108%
1000 L 8 & M 8 800 do 103V4
T)eh 4f> .. . 92»4 1000 V« Car Chem
44000 do 48 IS3I. 92% Ist 6s 98V6
7000 do .. 92%! lOOOWabash ... 100
1000 Leh & W B 85000 do H A Ext
Gtd 4'^f« 109 I 4s 87%
10"» Ix>n* Island 17000 do «7
Ref 4s WVi ir/«X) do fl7<*
10000 do Reg 94 7000 do «7H
MOO I* A N Unif 1000 do 86%
4s 98% 10000 do 89%
1000 Marine 4%a .«4 lOOrtWah Pitta T
ViOO do 63^ 2d Ctfs ... 4»i
10000 Met Stßy Ref |13onowe.t Md 4m... 81%
4n Btpd.. . 47>4 4000 Westingii S F
1000 M X &■ 0 Ist MM% B« BOM
1«00 MK4; T8 F I If "00 Went Bb 4f1. . 100%
4" 88 ! 2C*OO do .; .'. 100%
Total sales of bonds. $2,564,500
FERRY COMPANIES.
Bid. Asked. i Btd.AßkMl.
Pklvn F 55.. 24 28 HMIi A 23(1 fit. 80 45
H F jut a* 104 l"ti I d.> bonds... 80 70
do con '•* '••'' * 7 Union .Ferry. . 2. r » M
NY* ER. 20 27 do Ist 6«... 8.1 96
do Ist »t. to 60 1
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
i-ast , Closing. >
sale. Bid. Asked.
Adams Express 245 £48 —
Allls-Chalmers Co 10 9 T i 10
Am Apr Chemical pref.. 100 05 105
Am Beet Sugar pref. ... 9.7 90 Pstt
Am Car & Kdry pref 115 113 115
Am Coal 120 S9 150
Am Cotton Oil pref 106 101 103
Am District Telegraph.. 20 15 30
Am Express 2SO 205 280
Am Locomotive pref..'. .110 1O(? 110
Am Snuff 285 250 BU>
Am Tel & Cable 75 72 75
Ann Arbor 36 3O 5M>
Ann Arbor prpf 70 70 72
Riltimore &■ Ohio pref.. 01 89 . 91
Bethlehem Steel 28 27% ."?>Vj
Bethlehem Steel pref 59 — ft»
Buff Roch & Pitts 105 9.'. 107
Buff Roch &• Pitts pref.. 125 125 I.TO
Buff & Susq pref 29 — .".:»
Butterick Co 3<> 7 i 3Ot^ -35
Canada Southern ... 65% 64 » fi9
Central & So Am Tel 117 110 11«
Central of New Jersey.. 27s 270 29.1
Chic & Alton pref 63 — -70
Chic Burl & Qulncy 225 200 —
Chic Ind & Louis pref.. — «0 SO
Chic St P M & 0 142 139 142
Chic ft P M Si O pref.. lßo lfiO 167
Chic Union Trac pref... » l i R 0V»
c C c & St L pref 100% 100 110
Cleve & Pitts 175 : 171 --"-*—
Consol Coal 97 8 i 106 10«
Corn Products Ref pref.. 75 74 4 78
Dcs Molnes & Ft D 9 B is
Detroit United r R S!)H »>R «2
Evans & T II 50 f>s «o .
Evans & T II pref 82H IB 85
Fed Mining & Sm 41 30 41
Gen Chemical Co 9-1 90 or.
Gen Chemical Co pref. . 10.1 101 10.1
Havana Elec Ry 92 — or.
Havana Elec Ry pref... 06 — 97**
Hocking Valley 120 — 120
Hocking Valley pref 101 1 , pn
Homestake 86 M S3
Ingersoll-Rand Co 70 • <><* —
I Ing-ersoll-Rand Co pref.. f*4lb 97 —
I lowa Central pref 3S 37 88
Kanawha & Michigan... 91 77 —
Keok & Dcs M pref 41 SB 4, .
Lake Erie & West pr«f. 58 45 60
Long Island 64 64 riR
1 Mackay Cos 88 T £ 85 86
Mackay Cos pr»>f 76H 75^ 7«'-4
Manhattan Beach 3 4 3 '/A *%,
Manhattan Elevated 132 ISO 134
Marino !i% 5 ,%4
Mar>iand Coal pref 00 M f»o
Michigan Central — 145 ISO
Minn & St Louis 33*4 32 34
Minn & St Louis pref... «S*i «3 " 70
Minn St P & S 8 M pref. 145 IV ISO
Minn St P & R i 3 M L L 88% K7 SB
Nashville & Chatt 135 MO 13*
National Biscuit 106 100 106
Nat Enam & Stp 20% 191., 21
Nat Emm &• Stp pref.. PIM 80 pf>
Nat of Mexico pref R.V-* 82% «v
New Centra] Coal :. ?<2% 30 flo
N V C & St L Mi 55 .-.S
N T C & St L Ist pref.. loft 1 *; 100 110
N V C & St L 2d pref. . S2*U *24 ?7
X T Dock 85 29 28
N V Dock pref R2H So fi.l
NYNH*H 140 147 l.V>
Norfolk *• "Western pref. 00 jv> j»s
Ontario Silver 2H 14 2H
Pacific Coast 111 104 ■ no
Pacific C^ast Ist pref... 10.1 no 110
Pacific Coast 2d pref 10«! JO4 us
Pacific Tel A: Tel pref.. 98 sr. psij
Pe. ria *■ Eastern 20 1« o^
pitta r C & st L pref. . nn r .*4 10.-, j15j 15
Pitts Ft W & Chic .173H l«S*i _
Pressed Steel Car pref.. 90 9!> 101
Quicksilver H\i x 4
Quicksilver pref 5 . 3 •(
Readlnpr l*t pref OO^i «;r> fit 4
Rens *• Saratoga 200 too
Rock Island pref «6 Ks\i 57
Rome Wat &.Ogd 120 127 _
I Rutland R R Co pref. . . 30 25 30
St L & 5 F Ist rref 6.8 T £ «5 7,1
StL&SFC&EI rtf». . 14J> 130 ifin
StT^SF C * k I ctfs tif. . H«'4 — 120
Ptl^SF C & E I ctfs new «1 P,2 £fm
St L Southwestern pref. 71 4 71 14 71 »4
Sears-Roebuck pref ....121 I 4 — 1".T4
SlO!"»-f=hetT Fit! & I pref. 11* 115 120
So R R M & O rtf* 8«4 J?1 j.%
Third Avenue R R « ft 7
Toledo Rv* * Light 0 S 1O
Twin City Ran Tr 112H 110 113
TTn Hag * Paper SH s 10
Un Png A- Paper pref .. "0 50 c,n
T'nited Dry Goods pref..lOß«i ins 100
rnlt/»d Cigar Mfg pn»f..lOfl io^ no
TT p Cast I P & F pref. 70% «> 72
T* 5= Express 107 ia< 312
1" P Reduc <!- Ref pref.. 21 19 «■!
Vandalla R R PJ> 75 —
Va-Oir Chemical pref.. .122 l~! I? 1 *
Va Iron Coal A coke . . . M B4 so
Western Maryland pref.. 68«4 a*it4 fiVu
Wheel A- Lake E 2d pref 4K 414 4 U
Winronsfri Central 47 1 47 fjn£
BANK STOCKS.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert, No. 2 Wall street.)
Bid.Asked. Bid.Asked.
America ... 620 — Jefferson ... — 176
Am Excb... 245 250 Liberty 625 —
Audubon N. 105 115 Lincoln 400 425
JEtna. Nat. . 178 180 Manhat Co. . 330 345
Bronx Bor. . 300 — Mkt & Ful.. 25fl 285
Bronx Nat.. 190 210 Metropolis .. 390 410
Battery Pk. 120 130 M«ch AM X 2«5 275
Bowery .... 375 — Mercantile .. l*>o 170
Butch & D. 140 150 Metropolitan. 200 —
Bryant Pk. 155 100 Merchants' . 175 181
Coal &I N. 150 1«5 Merchants' E WO 170
Century ... 170 175 Mount Morris 2rtO —
Chase 430 465 Mutual 285 295
Chatham .. 325 335 Nassau 240 —
Chemical . . 445 455 Nat Reserve. 105 115
Cit Cent N. 160 165 New NethTd 210 2.;«>
City 300 400 XV N B A. 320 830
Chelsea Ex. 200 — NY County. 900 —
Commerce .. 205 210 ]&th Ward... — 375
Colonial ... 850 — Night & Day 225 —
Columbia .. 320 840 Nor Nat..... — 105
Corn Exch. 320 .325 Pacific 230 240
East River.. 115 125 Park ........ 440 450
1 Fidelity ... 1«5 175 People's .... 270 290
First Nat... »<K) 925 Phenlx 200 210
Fifth Nat... 800 BSO Plaza 625 —
Fifth A .4200 4500 Produce Ex. 170 ISO
Fourth Nat. US 202 Sherman ... 135 —
j 14th Street. ISO IHS Seaboard ... .Wt —
I Gallatln ... ."•"'«> ,385 I Second 400 _
G»rfleld ... '.'!•<> 800 Slate 275 2fw>
German-Am 140 150 12th Ward... — 140
German Ex. 485 — 23d Ward... 140 —
Gennnnla .. 550 675 Union E-xch. 180 190
Greenwich.. 255 265 Wash Hts... 275 —
Hanover ... 035 — Went Side... KSO —
Imp & Tr.. MO r.75 Yorkvilla ... ftuO —
Irving N E. 205 210 '
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
1910, ifXip., !:•<■•-
W'U end. May 2.511. 443.018 460.044 « 12.424) 373
Bint* Jan, 1 213.200.838 210,018.016 238.30U.6UJ
pUTSIDE SECURITIES.
Speculation in the market for outside se
curities was considerably less active than
on Monday, and the price movement was
Irregular. At the outset firmness devel
oped in spots on buying attributed to short
covering and better inside support- After
the first hour dulnees set In arid in several
instances early improvements were lost.
There was little feature to the dealings
aside from the activity in Ohio Copper.
Davis-Daly was weak, Nevada Consolidat
ed. Miami and Ray Consolidated improve* l
fractionally. Chlno was irregular. Conso"
dated Arizona Smelting moved up a t^ m A
-fraction. United Copper was weak, touch
ing a new low mark for the year. I" "£
industrial list trading was comparatively
quiet. Standard Oil was weak. American
Tobacco was steady. Chicago Subway sow
at a low mark. Bonds were quiet ana
easy. Detailed operations follow:
INDUSTRIALS.
Sales. Open. High, Low. J*«
•iOAm Tobacco. -.42.1 42.1 42? «r?
4.600 *Cal Nat 0i1... 1> '", & A..
1,400 »Int Rub Tr eta 22 22 1 * -j '„
3,80© •January 0i1... 47 43 A * i\t
400Manhat Trans.. 1% *»., n n***i 31
1.10.1 Mays Oil $1 22 *1 84*1 -*1 34
BOM Vac Uim Co 11% UH "* -U*
50 Standard Oil.. .620 624 620 6£
ISO Un Cigar Man*. 68 *6S 6««* •?£
3,600 USL. & Heat. Hi 1% *" ii 7*7 *
500 do pref » • ■ °
RAILROADS.
300 Chi Subway.. ~ 2% 2*4 2% 2*
r MINING.
1.000 •fV.va^^i Con... 4 • 4 \y. \£
2.500 UradPn Cop 4% 4*» •« • *
«00 British Col Cop 6 b »*«■ «*
70OButte Coalit... 18% IS* 18 1 !'.
400 Caledonia lji »> *}» i 7i 7
100 Canadian Mines «* « »-» °*
7.500 Cbino Copper.. 10% 109. »£ •»*
6,ooo 'Cobalt Central. 11 11. 10 2 "•*
6.000 Con Ariz Smelt - f -2» *t» -,
3.200 Davis-Daly Cop If* }*■ 1X»1 X» 'J*
lO,4QOEIy Central...- ii 1 „» - *
2 700 -Ely Con 50 «*> *? °2,. '
200 El Kayo 2T» 2% 2,* --*
800 Fist Nat Cop... 2*s 3% -r* *T»
1,800 Glla Copper.... ft* »•* •>£ Si?
2.100 G«ldneM Con.. 7%- >\t •-* it*
5.700 'Oreenwater »Vj Pi 8 g£
2.500 Greene-Can ... 8% BJ* •-* i»
£00 Guerrero Mines. 1%. 1%. 1% **
400 Onsen* Kip-. 185 1«5 ten ICO
1/*X> Harcuvar Cop.. SO 35 30 30
Husted ........ 73 7:: 73 **
1.200 Inspiration Cop. 7% 7% 7 A JA
1,200 La Rose Con... 4r> 4U 4 «ft
800 Mason Val new 7*4 7'i I '
4.200 Miami Cop 20% 20% 2O »V*
4.500 Nov Con Cop.. 18% 19 -18jj loJJ
700 Nev Smelt "* % 2? i*
40O»v-U M& S. «;■; t* ;% **
400 NlpieslnjT MCo P*i »;» »?* ***
29.000 Ohio Copper..- 2 2 Hi ■>;*
Wo*OUmo 64 «'i fiT4 -« 6 i»
COO Pacific Smcltern % % i "»
800 Precious Metals 2V» 2H 2 2t»
12.<Mi0*Rawh Coalit.. 2<> 26 24 25
l.«» Rawhide Queen 35 3.'. 2S »•»
10.000 Ray Central 2% 2>4 2Ar 2H
S,<K)oßay Con 17% 17H IBS 1«S
300 Red Warrior... I** J% 1% '%
1,000 Silver Leaf 7^ *>% "*2 »;?
2.500 So Utah M & 3 1%. I*l 1% 1%
800 Tonopah 1-h 7 A • A 7 A
2.000 "Tramps Con... 6 5 4% 4**
KOOTularosa l?i 1 s » 3% 1 *»
1.600 Union Mines... l'» la 1A ***
700 United Copper.. 6146 l 4 5 « 6 ,.
400 Yukon G Mines 41,4 1 , 4% 4% 4H
BONDS.
$5,000 Blngr Cen Ry 6s 89% 85»;i fi»'/» 89 !»
500 Braden Cop 68.108 108 108 108
6.000 D M&F D2d 5s $9U 894 W4 *3 *
8.000 NTT 4%s w 1 fl«Vj $>«'-» fl«fc W\i
85.000 West Pac 55... 94?» 94">» 94 94
•Sells cents per share. tOdd lots.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Business Increased heavily in the final
two hours on the Consolidated Exchange,
the sales for that period exceeding 90.000
shares out of a grand total for the full five
hours of 163.080 shares. Fifty-three differ
ent Ptocks appeared on the trading list for
the day. with United States Steel common,
which for many months has held the first
place in volume, amounting to 60,990 shares.
Both bulls and bears were working for a
rally in the forenoon, but when the profes
sionals discovered that stock was coming
out freely they quickly changed front, with
fresh short selling in heavy volume con
ducted in the late dealings. Price differ
ences between the markets on the Consoli
dated Exchange and the New York Stock
Exchange were decidedly wide at times.
Detailed operations follow:
STOCKS.
Sales. Open. Hi»h- .Low. "Lost.
20.000 Anal Cop •>*>** «♦>"• "•»'♦ !™
50 Am Beet Sugar. M M •*•*■, •>•
HO Am Cent F'dry. &" 1 * *""* •»£ ***■
250 Am Cot Oil. ...61*4 «4'» 61^ 63
130 Am I>ocomotlve 47'» 47% 4« 4b
13,200 Am Smelting... 76* i 76^4 ;72%; 72% J4H
240 Am Sugar 120% 121H 120% 12OH
620 Anaconda C0p..40H 4<>** 38 3KH
1.0T.0 At Top & S F.ICKS% I«7S . 10RT, 10rt
.30 Bait & 0hi0.... 107 7 107^.107% 107%
1,810 Brook R T 7«»» 76% 744 .+%
2.50 Cent Leather.... 40Ji 40?» 40 40
' 630 Ches & 0hi0.... 62 1 S3 l ,i 81 *• 81%
SO do rights A A A #v _A
teas^i^aw i| 2 »* &
S^af^::S a #->!
20 Corn Prod 14% 14*; 14^ U\
20 Den & R G.... 3S«i 3S 1 * 33% 3SJ,
ISO list Securities.. 29S 20% 23 Ji 29%
070 Frie . 27 V» 27 U 26 "4 26 * i
370 Gt Nor pref 133% 133^i 131 Vi 131
100 Inter-Met 19H 19 » 19% 194
S4O do pref 82% 52« 51V* SIS*
30 111 Central 132»i 132% 132** 132*4
10 Louis & Na5h. .1434 143% 1434 1434
PO Mo X & Tex.... 40% 40H 39 39%
130 Mo Pac «74 69% 67 67
4 SO Nat Lead 78% 76 73 .34
750 NT Central.... 118% 118% 117% 11.4
240 N T Ont & W. . 42% 42** 41 ;i 42
70 Norf & We5t... .100 most, OOH lOOVs
340 Nor Pac 127% 127% 126% 126%
130 Par Mail 264 2rt% 25 * 25**
1 440 Pennsylvania ..131% 131** 130 1304
60 People's Ga5....10« 106% 106 106%
23 7°O Reading 156% 156% 153% 153%
10 Rep Steel 32% 324 82V4, 324
320 Rock Island .... 42% 434 41% 41%
6,020 Southern Pan... .119*4 120% 11SH 118%
100 Southern Ry . . . 24*4 2T>% 24% 244
110 Term Cop 24% 26 24% 26
10 Tex & Pac 30% 30% 304 304
20 440 Union Pac 17?% 178% 1754 176%
50 U S Rubber 38 39% 3« 3S
60 POO U S Steel 80% SO** 784 79
'BO do pref 117% 11S% 117% 117%
20 Utah Copper 42% 424 41% 41%
140 Va-Car Chem... R.">% 66% W*i 65%
SOWabash 19% 19% IS% 18%
400 Wabash pr-f 42 42% 40% 40%
lOWest Union 66% 66% 66% 66%
163.080 Total sales.
MINING.
400 Belmont 2.87% 2.90 2.874 2.!*>
300 Consol Va 1.10 1.1« 1.10 1.10
700 Comstock 27 .27 .27 .27
600 Jim Butler ...... .-15 .15 .15 .11
100 Mexican 1 .30 I .3<> Ml 1 .30
200 Montana 84 .** .84 .84
POO McXamara 27 .27 .27 .27
100 Ophlr 1-45 1.45 1.45 1.45
2.0. m> Red Hill 04% .04% .044 .044
ir.o Tonopah Mln ..7.12% 7.124 7.124 7.124
300 Tonopah Ext 83 .S3 .83 .83
400 Work 03% .034 .034 .03H
SWO Total sales.
WHEAT.
375.000 July <rptlon..sl 02% $1 044 $1 02% $1 04%
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 1010-*22.
fFurnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar. No. 40
Pine st.)
Approx.
Xame Maturity. Bid. Asked, yield.
Am Cigar 4p c. Men 15. 1911. 98% **•'* 5.00
do 4p c, &eh 15. '12 974 95% 8.10
B & O 4 p c. Men 10, '11- 99% 100 4.00
Beth St Corp 6p c. Nov. '14. 984 09% 6.00
Chic &A 5p c. M.h 15. '13.. 93% 99' i 6.20
C. H&D4 pc. July. '13 96 * 974 4.60
C C. C&SL 6p c. June. '11.100% 100;* 4.00
D & II eqs. 44 p c. July. '22.101 102 4.15
Erie. 6p C, Apr 8. '11 99% 1004 P. 50
Gen Rub 4% pc. July. -15... SB% 044 «V)
Hud Cos 6 p c. Oct 15. '11... 99 100 fi.CO i
do 6 p c. Feb. '13 99 100 «.iji» I
Int RT6 pc. May. '11 102 102% 3.30
KCR&L6pc. Sept, '12... »S 98% «. 1O
do 6p c. May 15. '13 06% 97 L * 6.00 1
Lack 8t 5 c Men. '15 95% 98% 680
M&SL 5p c. Feb. '11 99% 99*4 6.00
NTCL. eqts. SPC Nov > 10-22 4.60 4.20 — .
N T. N H & HIS pc. 1911 -121004 102 _
9t L&SF 5p c. Jan. M 1... 100 100% 4.00
do 4% pc Feb. '12 9rt% 974 6.00
do 5p c, Men. '13 9rt*4 97% 6.70
60 Ry 6p c. Feb. '13 98% 95% 45
Tidewater 8 p c. June. '13 101% 102 6.20
West T&TS p c Feb. '12... 99% 994 630
West E&M6 pc. Aug. '10.. 100% 100% 425
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1910-*27.
(Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar. No. 40
Pine st.)
Vame. Maturity. Interest yield.
Atlantic Coast Line 4 pc, 1910 '17. . 4% 4%
Buff, 11 & P 4-4% P c, 1919-27 4% 4%
Cent of Ga 4%-« p c. 1910--17 4% 4%
c R R of N J 4 p c. 1912- 1 * 4% 4
Ch & Ohio 4 p c. 1»1O~'17 4% 4%
Ch & All 4*-- :. PC. 1910^19 4% 4%
C R I & V 4H-6 v c. l»10-'l» .. ft 4%
C. H & D 4 4-5 p c, ll»lt>-'20 64 4*4
D & H 44 p c, '22 — 4% «*
Erin 4-44-5 p c, 101C>-"17 — .. 64 «%
Bock Vai 4-4 1 i- c. 1910-11 4% 4%
Hud & M 6 p C. 1910-1» 6% 4%
X C. V S & M 44 P c. 1910-M5 54 4%
KCSo4% pC. lOTO-'lO 4% .4%
I>>h Val 4-4% P c. 1910-'l6 44 4'»
Mo Pac 5 P C, 1910-'l7 r>% 4'»
Mob &«> 4-6 pc. 1010-*ltt 4% -4S
NYC Lines 5 p C 101tl-"J2 44 4%
N rf & W 4 p c. 1910-lrt 44 4%
Ptnn 34-4 p c, 1910-'l7 4% . : : 4
St LtSF 4-44-5 pc. 1910- - 17.... ft«,i 4%
do Guar A C * F 5 p c. 1010-M7.. " 5 4%
Seaboard A L 4%-5 p c, 1910-'l7 s'» 4-»»
So Rv :1%-4-4Vj p c. I*lo "Jl « » ; 4-»
T«* « P 4%-S pc. IMft-'M 5 ♦»
Vlrjjlnlan Ry 5 p c, !!«I<VH» 5% . y4%y 4%
Wabasfa »'-. Sp c, 1010-"21 ....... 54 4%
Wh &I. i: 4% -5 pc. 10!0-'22 6 6
CHICAGO INDUSTRIALS.
Am Shipbuilding.. 77 Quaker Oats IS4
do pr«| 110 do prtf .........103
Booth Fisheries pf «1 Street's Stabto Car. t«
rom'WUh Edison. llfl Swift * Co 103%
fill.- Pneuni Tool .".!>% Poscbnard pref . . -,\
ChlC Telephone 1204 Metropolitan . . l«
Diamond Match. , 100 ; do pref •• M
MeCrum-Howell. .. .'m South Ride Kiev.. 5S
Nat His. pref. .122% Scars-Roebuck . 167
National Carbon. ■ 106** do pref 119%
Executor Trustee ;<
Chartered 1822
The Fanners' Loan and Trust Company,
. Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
L0*I>01! \\ §£*££*, **«». PAEI3 ' 41 Bo^ ari ******** £
Travelers 1 Letter* of Credit Foreign Exoqa". :
_
Administrator Guardian ; '
3 Metropolitan £
Trust Company^
of t/te City o/JVew YbrA
49 WALL STREET
Capital, Surplus and Profit*, $10,000,000
ANTON A. RAVEN. Vi».Pr^ i> M ,k£-JW^MAs^ilSr?*T '
BEVERLY CHEW. 2W V«-Pnm RUPERT W. K. ANDERSON^ A*Tfc
BERTRAM CRUGER. T««u«r. FREDERICK E. FRIED. A-t. S^r«urr.
DIRECrORS.
FruaeU H- Ba«». Bnjloa lrrm. Aaton A. Ejtob.
wmu.» L Ban. Unrto Cms L«tr»nl. Xonaia B. R«»ta.
w hum Ca-wnder Br«d>y U*rtln. G«or«- R. Sb*M«a.
nTwitt r, T Ur. W.lt.r K. M«yn«n». John W. Simp»fla»
H^fJ J[*^^ *■ D >«••»■■. John T. T-itt.
? «L«sTH'««lla«. Richard Mortlm^, g«». Henry W*rr«.
i JT^ John E. P«r^>o». Horace Wktt*
iCmklna Hewitt. cii«rl<»» M. Pr«tt.
MISCELLANEOUS SECTJEITIES.
(Furnished by Frederic H. Hatca & Co.. No. «• ,
Broad street.)
STOCKS.
Dividend. Bid. Asked.
Am Brake 3* T Q-Mar 8 90 93
Am Brake S& F pf....Q-M I M 130
American Brass Q-J 5 12» 125
American Chicle- Mo&Er 12 21H 223
American Chicle pf QJ 6 102 10*
Am Dlst Tel of N J...Q-J 4 45 50
Am Coal Products W-J « 94 9*
American Press Q-J&Ex 6 95 105
American Thread pf J&J 8 4% 0V»
Am Typ« Found deb....M&N1928 6 100 —
Am Type Found new...M&N1933 « 99 100
Am Type Founders J&J 4 44 47
Am Type Founders pf-.Q-J 1 100 103
Babcock & Wllcox Q-J 7 101 104
Barney & Smith pf — 95 105
Borden's Cond Milk ...SF&AEx — 114 111
Borden's Cond Milk pf..Q-M • 103 109
Bush Terminal — »> —
Central Fireworks — 5 1"
Central Fireworks pf... — 35 45
Conn Ry & Light Q-F 4 £ .8
Celluloid Q-J&EX.6 127 130
E I do P d« Nemours.. - 7 134 13»
Eldu Pde Nem pf. — Q-J 5 85 SS
Empire Steel & Iron — 7 10
Empire Steel & Iron pf ■ — »•> »
Hall Signal common — 40 ♦»
Herring-Hall-Marvin .. — 30 45
International Nickel — '™ —
International Nickel pf.Q-F 8 90 94
International Silver — TO —
International Sliver pf.- Q-J v.4110 \\V*
Klrby Lumber — 10 1^
Kirby Lumber pf — — 40 R5
Kings Co El L 4 P....Q M 8 117 122
Lackawanna Steel — 4O 4^
Nat Cash Register pf.-JAJ 7 117 122
Nlles-Bement-P Q-M « 100 ins
Nil»s-Pement-P pf Q-F « 9S l'< 2
Otis Elevator... A&O 2 65 BO
Otis Elevator pref Q-I « 94 PS
Old Dominion S S J*J « 105 115
Pacific Gas &El — — — — 03 •"•«
Pacific Gas &El pf....Q-J 6 S3 8*
Phelps. D& Co — 200 240
Pope Manufacturing — 63 8J
Pope Mfg pf — ■SO S 5
Producers' Oil QM « 145 »
Pratt & Whitney pf....Q-F « IPO 105
Royal Bak Powder Q-M&Ex 8 190 —
Royal Bak Powder pf..Q-M « M 110
Safety CH & L Q-M&Ex 8 12« 132
Sen-Sen Chiclet — 127 I£2
Standard Coupler.. — ■ •£
Standard Milling O—-4 —- — 1« >»
Standard Milling: Co pf.A*O 3 4J> 52
T«xa» Company Q-M 12 190 155
Texas & Pacific Coal... Scrip 0 95 106
Trenton Potteries....... — ♦ 7.
Trenton Potteries pref..— —— — 60 '»
Trenton Pot fndg ctfs_J«J 4 «0 .0
Trow Directory — *> f£
Union Ftrry !::::::::::o^- 1 « «
tTnlon Ferry Q-J '
Union Typewriter - - ' — »* . ?•
Union Typewriter Ist pf A&O T 110 115
Union Typewriter 2d pf. A&O 8 109 113
United Bank Note Q-J 4 42 47
United Eenk Note pf.-.Q-I « .™ '-
V 3 Finishing &-J 4 fIOO 105
IT 8 Finishing pf Q^T 7 110 115
U I Finishing Ist J&J 1913 5 *21 105
U S Finishing cow J&J 1929 8 95 100
V 9 Motor com — £; f>
U S Motor pf ~ Si 2
Virginian Railway — 23 2*
West Pacific _..-.■ — *" 23
West Power — ** 22
W«st Power pf — 6° ».
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
(Furrlsh«d by Edward B. Smith & Co.. No. »
Pine street. New York.)
Bid Asked. 1 Bid.Asked.
Alb A PUS...2SO 310 M Coal R pf. -102 10S
Alb * Vt..-. 70 77 Man A Law. .250 —
All*- X W 140 150 Manhattan ...130 133
Am T* C 71 78 Hassaw Vy...12S 14«>
A?4C\LIM IS 3 MH * S H..120 122
Ausr ft Say I.V» 115 ] Mobile &Ppf 67 78
AG A MM. 65 75 MAO «tk t cfs 82 M
Ecech Creek. 97 102 Mor C * Bak. «5 -
•», c•xr v 15 28 do pre* i»t» l«V
loft & & FAlb::22oF A1b::220 230 Morris &Es..l|2 158
„„. b. \jn-ar 195 230 do extn »'» —
Post *P?ov 270 SOO Nash & Dec.. ISO 190
1 A fthAV 120 140 Nash & L0w.215 --
RkK-n Cltv 165 175 New Lon N. .200 220
rIB Co ' 144 154 NY & H c&p.300 325
Canada So" 64* i 69 NYB&M B pf.103 US
(4t^ Ist pY 112 120 NYLA. W. .124 123
do 2d\>? '.112 120 NY Mut Tel.loo —
Cmv l*Sus*:22O 230 Ninth Aye.. ..140 190
C Crfsstown 90 130 North C«....W 170
rpTtEBJO «0 North (N 10.135 -
Chit & G 100 10S North <N J).. 87 97
c&ElTcfs<so «9% North Perm... 19* 208
dn otfs 5 110 120 Northw T«1...10S US
" A 10th Sts". 80 90 Nor A W . .200 -
C * &Cpf 130 140 Old Colony... 190 200
Clrfleld & M.130 — Oswego & 5..21H —
Clev AP ■ 1 73 t77 Pai &At T.. 60 70
do spl bet. 99 104 PatAHR...I«O 200
Col * X 201 207 Pat & Ram...lSs 200
Cone A M::.ieO HO *>«-mi B Valley. l2S 140
Cone AP- 170 — Peo& BVy .193 19.)
CtPHpf.l3J 143 Fhtla G A N*.2ot> —
Conn River. .240 265 & L E... 33 37
CRy A L. . .75 77 do pref «2 72
do pref-... 78 «5 PFt W A C.172 176
rTC of 75 80 do special... l6s 173
Dayton & M 180 190 P & V..123 130
O& Bd 8rk.193 201 Pro*- A W0rc.265 275
Dft HA S. »7 103 Ren 8 A Sara. . 195 205
Fast Perm. 130 140 1r *GVy . . .113 -
Blrhth Aye . . 200 27» | Rom- «■ C. . . .140 150
•Elmlri A W.IOO 120 |R W & 0...121 127
i do pref ... 142 152 1 Rut & h ... 14.1 I.V)
Erie A Ka1..225 245 Sara A, 5cb..168 175
Erie A Pitts-147 157 Second Aye... 10 15
I Fitch pref.. .129 133 Sharon Ry...113 125
FW A J pf.134. 140 Sixth Aye 120 ISO
42d StAG 5F.220 270 So AAt Tel.. S7 97
Franklin T.. 35 45 Southw of G.IOB 115
O RRAB C 0.250 25S St L B Ist pf.125 1.T5
G A Stk T..103 116 do 2d pref.. 65 62
Or Rlv Vy..121 125 St JASoB. .35 —
Hart A C W4O 4« do pref Wo 113
Hereford ... 86 93 T&GRAS..I74 —
111 C L L. . . .97 102 Tun of St L..125 135
111 A Miss T. 70 76 23d St 200 25t»
Interocean T. 95 105 1: n j RR&C.24? 252
Jack Lftß. 85 90 Upper C0ca... 123 —
Jollet A Ch.-16S 175 fA- B R1v... 171 17S
X AA OR. 140 150 T - C A S Vy..14.H 154
KCSL&Mptca 76 62 UC A B 72 S4
KCSL&C pf.130 140 Vy of N T. . .123 130
L A M f0.300 330 !vt * Ma 55. ...160 170
LA M R pf.160 170 1 Warren 173 T77
LSNRAC.II2 120 WNAR 149 14*
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
(Reported by .Clinton Gilbert. No 2 Wall street.)
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
Alliance Ry. 11& 120 La TI & T 255 290
Am Surety.. 225- 230 Lincoln .... 145 155
A»tor — 3J* L 111 L 4 T SOS 315
Bankers' ... 675 «9O Manhattan . . 3»O 410
B& M Or. 250 280 Mercantile .740 —
Brcadway .. 147 152 Metropolitan. — 035
Brooklyn ..425 — Mtge 80nd... 115 120
Carnegie ... »30 140 Mutual 130 —
Cas Co of A 125 140 Mut Alliance — \32\%
Central ....!■■ llH ° Nassau 170 ISS
Cltv Invest. 7<> — Nat Surety.. 2tH> —
do pref... 105 115 N T LI&T.II«X> 1120
Citizens' ... 140 — NYM &S. 205 210
Columbia .. 29<» 305 N y Trust.. MS 655
Ccm'wealth. 150 — People's . . . . ISS *»
Commercial. 120 l-"7% Qu Co Mtg.. 110 —
Empire Tr. SOO Slt> Queens 10... 110 117%
Equltabl* •• *9» 500 | Realty Asso. US 122 >
1-1. ,t T..1775 1*25 i Standard .... 400 410
Flrttbiißh ..200 22<> s^*vo> Ut KO
Frankltn ..220 2SO Title C. 4T. — 530 ,
Kulton » > "^ Tlof N T.. 140 ISO
Fidelity ... 200 210 Tr Co of Am 845 «*
Guaranty . — »73 Union 1380 1375
Guardian . . >76 ISS Un States... l22s 1250
Hamilton . . *» 2SO US Casualty 215 —
Home Trust 10S — USM *T. 475 4M
Hud Realty 110 — •' S TO*l HO 120
Hudson IT.'- 1W Va « Norden. 230 240
Int llkK Cot 107' i 115 Washington . 875 -
Kines •>■■• •">•* 1 Uestchest#r. . 150
KnlckerboeW 35» S» WißTtMtffl 175
Law Mtg... 250 257 Windsor .... 123 135 1
•Nay.
BUFFALO & SUSOUEHiNNI
RAILROAD COMPANY
First Refunding Four Per Cent Go*
Mortgage Bonds.
To thw holder* of bonds of the iiaw itmrn*:
In view of the appointment of a Receiver ef
the Buffalo & Susquehanns Railway Company,
the lessee of the property of th« Buffalo & Sus
quehanna Railroad Company, and at the writ
ten request of a large number ot bondholders,
the undersigned have organized as a Commitf*
to protect th« Interests of the First Refundias
Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds of the BofTalo *
Susquehanna Railroad Company, date* April 1.
1001.
Bondholders are Invited to deposit their br>nd»
promptly with th* Committee's Depositary, TBTT
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPACT OF SBW
YORK. 15 Nassau Street, New York CStV,
which, on behalf of the Committee, will ttan*
transferable Certificates of Deposit therefor. .TH»
deposit agreement is designed primarily to <-"»»
serve and 1 maintain the rights of the bondhold
ers and in case the Committee shall find It
necessary to adopt or recommend a plan of re
organization any holder of certificates of de
posit who may b» dissatisfied with such plan
will be entitled to withdraw his bonds within
twenty days "from the commencement of the pub
lication of notice that such plan has beers adopt
ed or recommended, upon payment of a propor
tionate part of the expenses of th« COmmttre*.
but without compensation to tha Committee «?•
Its services.
Dated May 3. 1910
ALTEC W. KKECR. Chairman.
JOHN 1.. BIIXAKD,
JOHN" S. KIH>.
ROBERT WIXSOR.
Asa S. WING. ':;T
Commltf «eu '
THE* EQUITABLE. TRUST COMPANY O?
NEW YORK. Depositary.
1.% Nassau Street. New York City.
JOHN QUINN.- Counsel to the Corrm:
Irving National
Exchange Bank
Strictly • C - ~-aai.
»— 01 ie» Over Thirty Millions.
VTent Broadway and Chamber* St.. Xe*w Torlt.
___ ELECTIONS.
THE. HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
OP THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York. May 3d. 1910.
At the regular meeting of, the> Board of Dl
r»ctors. held this day. Mr. James M. Donald.
■who has been associated with this Bank 13
various capacities for thlrty-seren years and
Vice-President since 1595, was tmaaiaously
elected Chairman of the Board of Directors. %
new office created by the Board. Mr Wtißaia
Woodward. Vice-President since 1904. wu
eieote.l President, succeeding his uncle, the late
James T. Woodward. The Board also directed
that the title of Mr B. Hay ward Ferry b« no*»
Ist Vlce-Presldient and that of Mr. Henry R.
Cars* be .-1 Vice-President.
Mr. Edwin O. Merrill. President of th- Unloa
Trust Company of New York, and Mr. Henry R.
Carse wer» duly ele.-rert Directors to fill exist
ing vacancies. ELMER E. WHITTAKETR,
Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPAXT.
New York. N. T.. April 27th. 1010.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 45.
A quarterly dividend of ONE AN"D THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT. 11%%) will be paid
on the preferred stock of this company May
25th. 1910. to stockholders of record at th«
close of business May 4th. 1910. Cbeqa— i wt!l
be mailed from th» ofßce of th« Compw-
The transfer books will •"« a» three P M-
May 4th. 1010. and reopen at. ten A. M. Ma»
2.".Th. 1910. F. P. VAN HORNE. Treasurer.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of Th» Aniertcaa
Cotton Oil Company, on May 3, 1910. decUr«d
a »ml annual Dividend of Three per cent, urea
the Preferred Stork and a -annual DJvfd«n4
of Two and one-half per cent, upon the rr, m raa§)
Stock of the Company, both payabio Junm 1. !s■■»
at the Ranking Hous« of Wlnslow. Lanier i C*»
5& Cedar Street. New Torle Clty.
The Stock Transfer Books of th« Company wt 1
be closed on May It?, !;i!.». at I P. ■.. and wl
remain closed until Jun<» 2. 191i>. at 10 A. M. - —-.
JVSTUS E. RALPH. S«cr«t«ry.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles D. Barn«r * O>-. X«. 39
Broad street. New York, an.l No. 122 SoutH
«th street. Philadelphia. >
Bid. Asked | Bid.Aak«4.
Am rement. 23 2T,%!Lehlich Nay.. 92 93 1 *
Am Rv <».. 44% 4.'. Leh Va) R-1'.44 U4%
Camb Steel.. 45 45 »i Phila Co .... 4.5% .4*
CTrofN J73 7.V* d-» pref 44 45
El Stor Bat. 57 R* Perm R R C-> «V» «5-4
El Co of A.. 1? 7 4 12 *P«Tin Stl pf.llOi 11O<%)
Fairm't Tr.. * 7 Phi:* Eleo Ct> 15 15%
Gen Asphalt -"* 2» Phi* Rap Tr li* 1«£
do pref... 7«% 774 Smokeless P. 15 15%
I Co of V A 1» t!>4Tn!on Tmet. . 43% 44%
Lake s .'orp 21% 22% Vn (la« Imc». M 89Vk
do pref... 5* 644 Welsbach Co. 40 '.41. 41
BONDS.
A R Com 5s ta 94 I Phlla Elea 4a T>«4 IT-
El 4 P«« 4s «94 80% do *• 102%. 103*4
N J Con 5». 104 !'»44 PhiTa Co Cs-.lCe'-x 10»
Poo PRy4» 98 9SWI
~-Ex rights.
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
Bid. Asked, j Bid. A »V "i.
An L* T 2!« 257 ! Mutual , ISO —
i do Pi»«.... »<M W 'NAG Ist &. 89% 101
•Bine G«.• 95 100 Inn *ER Ss-102 104^
Fti-alrt Gas 92 97 *Jo con 5a. . 96 100
V- * <-; j5 .100 M Pat * p (3... » too
CON J ft' 92 97 * p C<;s». .•» 100
Denver Gas. 15* 1«» Standard .... JO —
do 5j 94 9* ! Jo pr«f....«J --
do p1 «• 100 — # St J O»i ». 83 •• .
•E.i Ist ca* 10.1 108 # StPG c m 4».10» 107
1$ C... ... II 29 9L * T 55.. »> 99
•Jack OBa M 96 Si r Gas 5».. 97 «•
•X C 06. . 9« ICO S,ra C. Ist 3»l<W» MS
•M(W> Ist «• 103 - |5U4P3»..0 »
•And interest
COBALT STOCKS.
>: (Furnished by Warren. Gsowskl A C*»-. X*> **
Broad street.) «
Bid. Asked. I Bid- Ashed.
.AmalKamat.. 9 7 Kerr t-ak-.-W «»J
Hailov . . * 1«> !L* Rob* «f>T 40.*
Beaver Costa »% 3t% Uttl* Niptsa. 234 3%
We <i\ ... > 5 MoKtnley ...91 Pt%
Buffalo 2S<» V> Xancy H«l«n 5 *
ChamblFerl. 27« i 27% S'lplssinß . .978 95*
C of Cobalt. SO% 304 Nova Scotia.. »Vk »» T *
Cobalt Cent to 12, Ophtr *> •*
robat Lake I I**;I I **; 2»% Otlss* 5% «.
COntaßaiT ...SP.> M 5 Peterson L... 23% 23%
rr^vrrf R*5..275 2^2 Right of Way. » -
vaster .. .»♦ 3" Rochester ... 19 13**.
- N-orth-rn H SU I Silver Bar... * . 74
Green M--» ". » ! Silver QMm !•» • «■'•
HarzravM... 24 2? I Temtskaroins- *^% ■ «>%
Hudson Bay 105 IW lTr«h«,w y ..13^ >£
John War*.. » 7 lWatts — • >»*

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