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i Wtt are distrl^itin? among invest
j ors circulars describina; the follow->.'
« ingtecurttips.
\ Railroad Bonds *
! ' Circular No. 291 ■
Convertible Bonds j
if Circular No. C? 3 I? \
Listed Stocks
Circular No. 233
' Public Utility Bonds
5 to *i%
i Circular No. -95
! Spencer Trask & Go.
43 Exchange Place. New York.
\t.BXNT— BOSTON— CHICAGO.
slpmb*T» »w York Btock Kichangg.
CLEVELAND, CINCINN/VTI,
CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS
White Water Valley Division.
First 4s. due July 1, 1940.
rrtcf to n«t 4.45~.
GHISHOLW & CHAPMAN
Bankers. .
MmiKrr* »n- T«rk Stork TlTchanffts
11 JIBOADWAY. >"EW YQHK.
R, L. DAY & CO..
37 Wall St., 35Concre«8t.
NEW TOBK BOSTOS
HICH BRADE INVESTMENT BOKBS
Municipal and Railroad
Member* New Tork anfl
Boston Btork Ei^huigM
FRED'K F. MARQUAND
y« m y,. iof ro".iJa;»sr o".iJa;»s Ptnrk Ex. of ■. T.
TeL scso Broad, 59 Broad St., N. Y.
STOCKS AND BONDS
For InTe*tm^nt or on Margin.
FRACTIONAL LOTS
securities-Go*
"investments^ v
5 Na?sauSt • NewYorfc
| WE I; AMER. GfiS. »T» T ELEC.
; but i AWER. IT. i THACTIOH
! sell il DENVER GAS J ELEC.
ouote EMPIRE D!ST. ELEC. CO.
' Wililams, McConnell & Coleman ,
!«0 Wall Ft. 'Phone .'> r --1 John. Ne-«y YorK. ,
ttiabilshcd ISB4. Telephone 2?i7 Rector.
E. S. BAILEY
DEALER IN
FIRE INSURANCE STOOKS
"A snxniTV."
<v* Broad w«y. >nr York.
Wm.A.Read&Co.
Bankers
25 Nassau St, N. Y.
IOSTON CHICAGO BALTIMORE
W. V COLER & CO.
■ETABUSHBD IS7O.
Investment Bankers
n CEDAR ST.. NEW YORK CITS'.
I em Tork City Bonds. All Issues.
'SONat. Light. Heat & Power, pfd.
" fJat. Light. Heat & Power, com.
"' Pope Mtg. com.
Hal!owell& Henry,
Warren W.Erwin & Co.
■ bC K. T
Investment Bankers,
26 Beaver Street. New York.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
TVvndon. May o^— Oooanta closed »-X lower
et B2*£ for money and 83 U-M for account.
Ar.aconda wa* unchai at {$*«. Canadian
f*ariflf *ra« U lower at M 2' 3 and Grand
Trunk 'iat 30%.
Money was li moderate supply and d«
mand. Discounts v..'X- easy on yestcrflay's
cold pureha by tlie Bank of Knirland.
Th«* Stock Ex'chaJUf<>. In tl •■ ai>.--.--ncc of
h«y«»r». ruled du'.S and unin*v.eresting. Tho
tesidencv ivas downward in most Bectlons.
except <"ra?id Trunks and Peruvians. whicil
hard-ned on bear roreri
Th* markPt for American securities
showed only frartional tlianges in the early
*-esfion. wall Bti<eel sent lower opening:
prices, and thi . ompanied v.ith Ugtit
»ellinjr orders, caused the market to drop.
Tri«> .-in>-inp »<>s easy.
< a^i money in I»ndon. r : v''i-s per cent:
dften Ti.ark«-t discount rale for short bills,
S^'dj^t rer cent; lonp Vi!'^. "\" \ per cent;
Ferlin duccoont rate. r. * per cent : Paris
discount rate. Ir k per c*>j)t; Paris hanife
«n London. -" francs TP* centimes: Berlin
«xcha.npe tm London. '--• marks .V> pfennigs.
Bar «old. T7s M. American eagle?, T6s 64.
P*rl*. >T»t Si.— Three per rent rente*
rlcE^d unchanged at ?S francs 72', .-"ntinies.
Trading en the Bourse ras dull and aeoi
tatlac
PJerta. Mas' T.t.— The Bojbtbc na« active
ojaol tfaa tendency of prices was upward.
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
Fid.AFke'l | Bid. Asked.
>?r 1. «• T.-t^ 2.^ * v A G 15« r.s 994 I-..)
«O pr»f ...104 io« i»N-T &ER Sa.lol 104^
•F'l* G" &*.. »5 J<« i 'do con to.. 99 100
•C V O Ni.-10-l 1«2 (Tat & P ... 93 I<W)
CG N J ss. »2 91 "P CG ta ... W 100
l>-ver G«S.ISX 1«3 jEtendarS ...50 —
flo 6s .. B4 f<6 I do prrf m —
<io ■ I OB NO 1 — I'St J Gas ."■». »3 P5
•Ea lrt c C 5.103 X* I'StPG c m «J.IO| 10T
W O*s ■-• '7 » |fLtTh..M P3
•'gxJc G T>* .P5 95 ISt P Gas 5«.. »7 C»
•k CGi!." 100 i Syra G Ist6s.l*>4 10 *
■9MWI l*t «b Mi —ISLX & P 5«. .63 70
V-jr«»; 150 — i
•And MaM*
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
<?? v-j'X!«heav -j'X!«hea by TCiniams. McCcsr.e!) & CoJeman.
No. 6C Wai BtMSI
Fi-5. A?ked-
Ar.i Light «- T.acUOB ......... . .38 2*>6
<o •pfefcrrM i'H JiXJ
Am Gas Jt Kiectric 45 47
>\-) preferred 414 «34
/5n first fes b3 m
Ij-nver Oas i. Elect! IM 156
<}-> cenera! 6s • •• 9Z% ft*
IZinpir* Tiistrlct Eiectrie 'M 20
£c preferred • . . 72 IS
a* hm ■ — "s
IJlfCT>\ Gcs ft Etectztc- 19 21
Paclflc Osb A Eiertric .** r.T
£<, prclerred fcT - M»
BOSTON STOCKS.
Crurr:sV.r<S bj- R; L. Dai & Co.. No. 57 VTa.!!
street.)
ISiy 27.5ia v r.l. ■ Mtai May SI.
y f i jt:t.*i:24 :?2 Kji ft u«c..tisc «075
J»o«;ca U...127M 12J'i;Ceate3nI»l M 17 17
KitcLfp j.f.12» 12"> ;Coj» Itonce M »j«4 <«4
VT V3i* 11. — <-154 Ftaaklio M.. 13 12H
nj Or.ior.y. .I*7 I■' IGrenby M 40 }#'-*
VT F 'ix tJt. 17 >7»4!lla3« Con* M 7 7
«••-' pi-ef-'.- — tIOC ii-.aaivk M... .*•: tl
Mass Vi Ccs I? IC%!So Euf.e 3-*4 ll*
di'r*^-- *4 ? » tfc^ !Osceo!a M...137 IS»
.A«i I'iisjn.. i : i B 'Old ■a M.. .I? SH
>- p/ef... W4 17 !P«rrot M.... 15H IS
A-r TAr T..!*i 1S;-*i ICjuin -y J-t 7'i T'Vi
N«w Ktis- T-iMM 1a?- iTa-nnrack M.+54 SZV»
V>fcj TAT V,K U« 4 'Wolverine- 51. 117 I". 3
co B«f..i SS *.-.-> ■■• -f - « 4^'* 42
t-_ eh««» »i. 6P?4 O'*! do nr»f -t:* 7^ <:« T »
ir> pre*... 2^ » IDS 0i1...... 3-V, .V*'.
VtSctfc W . 74 7 i Co T>ref.... 90 fe»
Kaasea IC. 11 U lUtfin T3 l 4 —
tr.:t rru:t..l33^ 193 !
SECURITIES PRICES DECLINE ON HEAVY LIQUID*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TUESDAY, -MAY. 31. 1910. ;V ;
fchrsjKet, lop^isa^i^Sfe ssg]^£t • ; On A lH^^*Flnllßld > JAsk
soldJchgeJ fOp.j HI. LowFJnj ißidJAsk sold, chgei ■? . w 't a I a W4| iT"
sm>- 1, jAllis-Chalmers Company...) r«4 : B^l 9*ij * K M J, \'?* 2W- '? |lowa <:c "^ ral A' "Vi"Vn j2l . S3»i g,, S3H S3" 2 S3&
loot +il Alli«=-<"halmers Co. Pr S3 !33 133 IS3 !S2 | » 2<>l| — J4 Kansas City Southern ..... I S 2r^ «2 Jg ,67 *
56.K20 _ Amalgamated Copbe P r!:::::: | 70i*: 70^- 67% i «?' B Us»i g% K,n H^ Kansas City Southern pr... 67 6. 67 67 _^_, 6^
500.-I*, American Beet Sugar I 111 if | e3O -- iLarkawanna Steel 10S*4 103% 103*ii103«4
JStS iJmScan Car && P Foundry.': JSfc! 2S S»4 Mi *> i 310'- 54 Mackay Companies ;»U gD 8- 1 z f^ g1"g 1 "
■ion -i^Umerican Car &F. pr...... Illsu.iiis^!llsmis^illo 116 • 300| + ,§ Marine J i*ii"si*li 139 139 « 139 138% 140
s -i 1 American Cotton tf E ffpwwg&a ..Iris f^smilterJl 1 W 1 40»4 40% 40%
I.W -2V* American locomotive ' 4»d 4g4| 4S 146 «! «4 UOj- * Nationa l*ad P ■•^■••- •• *** 1 ?V -pi 27 127 I 27^4
ra.(VVl— 3 Ameri-an Smelting j 79V»1 7!»*: 7» 7 75%! 75% 75 f>lii— I s * ' National of -Mexico 2d pr.. g» *!.i r ' , £ __^
*^6nO._. s. American Sm-ltinl pr 'iM? 11041 104V 104 »« »« !104Ji Weo|-« g^"^^£°S ..SSSfS SSS mt 7M4 «! 71
a«0 -I*s I American SnufT pr. 1«> 101 100 101 M 102% „ 200 -2^ New ork Air Brake ; £ ';,; , Z.^Ji^n
ljsd-43 -American Steel Foundry...: 54 i 54U. &A B% MH :^ PW v'Xrt ,- i i * »'i w 6fi»l "l « 1 -
Hi pi^siSlli II i^Biiiiiiii
LMrt-aS (Atlantic Coast Line lUWi 121% 120 120% 119« i 120 200- f* SLS*,,^ *iSf L ' iKHhTPSk m I?V4 20
ta-T? CanadfaS Pacific !]R«I L^lliS[ll96H I^4 W4 „ g^^ViJnT & S& «2 41 41 J if ' fl2
4.fion_2&* Ontral leather 3i»s: 59%; 37**. 3TH' 57a»i 87% 9 'l2?i-3J» igock Island ««» 4*H| « JJ ,«^
?i4W i-l» s Chesapeake «- Ohio IS7' 87 \ S4S S«4iS4»ii S5 «oUI% jß«ck Island J>r-- — ••■ »■ « « SLJ -US
inn-ii^ Chicalo. Mi!. t &'s u t Paui::il3^1 3 JS( lH 155»4 137 E .|^H» |t. Louis Southwestern pr. 75^ gffl 74§ -Tjg 7o i
'ino'li^ Ichicairo. Mil. & St. P. pr..!155«4 lX^i 155-i 155% 155% 157 £'?',-}?* | loS , RR u Shel L S «| c & Iron — Jgf i-*^ iii 2| t ii2 iw' 121^
1,0-vi -2 jChicaeo & Northwestern... 'ls2 152 150 1^ 150 ISOV4 6 H^riJ? | ou^ crn 5^ flc *V
'ggtt Uhicae;^Union Trac. P r.... 7 7 ! 7 10 fouthern Rail.a>. |J. «9« |% |.
SopH ColoVad^Fufl^ifon::::::: sS3 SS Sm i 3«i4 ! «4 36% *l" Tennessee Copper 38 |6g Mj X fgj 28
ir.l,-4 Colorado Fuel & Iron pr... U4«U4?i!ll4»i 13) SOOF-1 Texas & Pacific.....;. 31 1*;1 *; 31% 30^, S0? *BW M
si v< aiss! f ea^^ s? % m d g |M,. ?*?■> iFtll^--'-'' i & L i 1i 1 - 1
i*§ afe^Assssiig 11 7f47 f4 : d 7k7 k v s |aka
4/^_ii,r iCon Products Refln<nit ori 755, : W%B 77U1 "fis, 771, |« feS p^ci^:.::::::::::: 107 >1«7 107 107 106"* p
4/ift'_ii.r ro'ii Products Reflnine r>r 7Sli 7S».i 77U 77^! 7G*i 7714 KW| United Dry Goods 107 107 1107 107 106'4 10S
_I> D^iaw^o & Hu^on. .S.l^l6S?il67Hl«7Xi!l?7. S .l^l6S?il67Hl«7Xi!l?7' 8 \wt m- V, United. Dry Goods pr 1067 i 106! 106% 106% 105 V, 106%
]m| — Denver & Rio Grande !40! 40 40 I 40! 3$ ! 29^ 100] +*, United Ry. Investment 34 34 J34 34 32 34
SOO'-U DlsUlling Securities I a 31 3ft I» » S3 100-1 U. S. Realty & Imp 73^ 73^ TO4 73W 73% 73^
1210-l4 Erie..... i2B 128 I 27% 27H 27 ' 2S'« 600— % I*. S. Rubber 41 141 40 40 !S3I 40
m-2 «M"w.::;;..::;:::::::::::t« »• 35 3V sW l i i«>l — - U. s. Rubber Ist pr ....113 112 113 112 111 112%
'Oeneral Chemical Co. pr... 101% 101% 101^ 101%'lCl' 102 % 159.900U2% United States Steel 82* j S2 79% 79T» 79% SO
«oi-l»4 General Klectric C 0. ........ 149 143 147 J147 114^147 3.525-1 United States Steel pr..... 118% 118% U7 117 11714117%
4,430:-2U Great Northern pr 1847 i 134W132 133%1132% 132% 3,2f«n!— *| Copper..... 46%: 4«H ; 4;> I 40% 45UUo^
300<_S4 Great Northern Ore ctfs... 62' J 62%! 63 '621 62 i 62H 10.700:— Virginia-Car. Chemical.... 62% 62% 69% SB%I 59^160
M ! Havana Kifr-tric Railway. 95^; 95Hi 9->m 9f.Ul 95U ! 96% 100 Va.-Car. Chem. Pr, s 6 f.... 124 124 124 124 120 |126
2W-2H Illinois Central 135% 133%j133% 133% 132 " 133% ™- iWabaPli 20J4 20% 20 |20 19% 20
j.ooo!— Rw Ilnter:-Metropolitan 20 ! 20 i 19Ui 15% 19U.' 1?H 4,700 -2' i abash pr • 45U, 45% 43"» i 43% 43* i 1 4<j?i
2.370 i— Ilnter.-Metropolitan pr J 54% 54%! K*.*i &3*^i E3 "I E3% 10} m*ells-Fai Express 175 175 (175 175 ISS 175
&Ayv_:>il llnternational Harvester 101 |101% 97 197 i 97 ! 97% 400J— 1% ("Western Maryland T il 47 45% 45%! 45%' 46%
3no| -Mi 'International Paper 12*fei 12*j 12»il 12% 12% 12% 400—1 Western Maryland pr....... 70% 70% 70 70 69%j 70%
cm _s? lint. Steam Pump 47*4,! 47% 46%! 4fi3i' 4654147 400 + % estern Union Telegraph. 65% 65% 65 68 67 168
125!- -U 'Int. Steam Pnmr> pr | S5 | 85 ! ST. I 85 | M%' R5 l.onni-1U lw«»stinghouse Mfg.. g4 I 64 | fiZ% 62% 62 } 62%
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. _.; , , ... - te<M - Jb M ... _. _^
Total sales for the day, 760,151 shares, comrared trtth 701.57S
Sh'rs Net j- j • Actual Sales, j Closing. 6liares for the corresponding day in 1309.
6pld - ich^ e ' ■ . gP -*g • > Sg t w| " nl , w ' it-** Total sales January Ito May 31. Inclusive. $1,001,202 shares,
Hdu lFou^^tionaf:::::::::::::^imu^ii^u^ \m compared *^th 80,537,469 har for the same period in 1900.
FINANCIAL MARKET
Wall Street Upset Over Railroad
Rate Situation.
Fear pressure and a total lack of
support from substantial Interests en
couraged moderate declines throughout
the list in yesterday's early stock mar
ket dealings, while in the afternoon
further sHling from the trading element
and genuine liquidation brought about
acute losses among the active issues.
The decline in the second half of the
day. -which -was accompanied by a ma
terial increase in the volume of busl
noes. to based to a large extent on
.Supreme Court decisions that did not ap
peal to "Wall, Street as favorable to cor
porations, though the corporation tax
suit -was not among the cases decided by
the court, and by the announcement that
the administration would proceed against
the railroads 1n the West that had
sorvrd notice upon the Interstate Com
merce Commission of their intention to
increase freight rates. It is not a crime
for a railroad to advance its rates, but
the government argues that the railroads
have combined for this purpose, and
that this combination is wholly contrary
to the law.
The financial community believes that
the railroad eompanif-s are entitled to
higher freight charges owing to th*
increased wages they are paying and
the general increase in the cost of
operating their properties, and that if
they are prevented from advancing their
rates dividends will have to come down,
and in some cases be suspended. Hence
the weakness in railroad stocks yester
day on the announcement of the gov
ernment's action in asking lor an in
junction against the putting into effect
of propoaed higher freight rates to-day.
The prominent shares broke with ex
treme violence in the last half hour, de
clines running from *• to more than 5
pofnta in many issues, while notwith
standing some faint-hearted support in
the final operations last prices were at
or near the lowest of the day. Reading
showed a net decline of 7>\ t ; Union Paci-
Oc, .".V. Southern Pacific. 4'V. United
States Steel, '1%: Northern Pacific. 3*B.
and Atchtson, :','■+. A sharp break in
cotton and wheat was ignored on the
Stock Exchange, favorable developments
being overshadowed by the course of af
fairs in "Washington, as far as Stock
Exchange sentiment was concerned.
No material change in quotations
marked the course of the money and
• r-- srn exchange markets yesterday, as
compared with the final figures last
woek. Demand sterling was a trifle
easier under the influence of a some
what larger offering of bills, but the
general character of the dealings did
not suggest the development in the im
ni'-diate future of a low level of rates,
though the weakness in commodity
price." and the possibility of further
sales of American securities abroad en
couraged the idea in many quarters that
the market would run more in favor of
tli is country in the rest of the year than
reported at any time in the last twelve
months. If the movement now under
way la the price of grain and cotton
. ontinues. and If the crops make a large
harvst. our export trade doubtless will
Fhow marked improvement as the sea
son progresses, and from current in
dications quotations for both grain and
cotton are proceeding toward the level
that will attract an active foreign ln
for these commodities. While It
is too early to figure on the outcome of
the rears harvest, it is satisfactory to
know that current conditions on the
farms are much better than reported a
few weeks ago. The demand both for
time and call money is light, except a
fair Inquiry is noted for the longest
maturities, but the banks show no dis
position to mak« cojicessions in rates, in
■pita of the Htreugth of local reserves.
which now stand for the Clearing House
institutions at $23,017,900. The banka at
this centr*! are conserving: their re
sources and are doing nothing to en
courage acti\ e bull speculation Jn stocks,
-js having in mind the possibility
of developments that might upset th»
financial attnatfOß if it should not be
i by large money supplies in New
Tork.
FERRY COMPANIES.
Esd. A.Sr.f-5 • BM.Ask*4.
rii"=re«..2s t7 |(.v & 2S« 5t 35 45
'i V lrt t!.V f 'i 1 "* ! da bonds... «0 70
VT4.N?'i *» M P7 ICnicn Fen- . 9 S3
•J yj-ERM 23 ■ da lit 6t... 86 B»
ti in ti.. to to i
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. "WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. 1910.
BOND MARKET SALES.
1000 f! 48 .1144! 2000 L. S & M So
6<»o do 3b Coup. 1024 1 Deb 45..... J»24
5700<> Japanese 4Vi* 944 SOOO do 4s 1931.. 934
1000 do 2d 944 3000 l> & N Unit 4s 9SU
4«.50 do 4b PO4 4000 do 525
BOOORep of C 65..102»* 2000 Marine 44»-- **>'»
300WU S of Mcx 14000 do 66
4s »7 6000MilLS&"W
10000 Argentina 5«. 96% Ist 6s -U5V*
&000 N V City 4^B I 2000 M X & T Rcf
Ret» 101U 4s |34
6000 do 1014 i 5000 do -• W«4
27<*i» do 101*4 7000 do S F 44« 88
10000 do 4s 1957. 994 1000 Mr. Pac ._,,,
1000 do 4s 1969. 90% Con 6s 1094
14000 Allls-Chal 5s 7S I 1000 do Col 65.. .1004
6000 Am Ag C G5.1014 1000 do 4s JB4
69000 Am TAT 14000 do Xa-
Cvt 4s 100' i! .=><)oo do '8
12000 <j o 101 * 10000 Nat Rya of M
MOO do 100»i , 4U S ....... 94*»
5000 Am Tob 6b.. 1054 8000 do »*H
10000 do 105 V 7<X») do Gen 4». . S9«*
20<K) do lus?i; 10000 N V Cen Deb
1000 do Reg. . . .105 ! 1934 »3
2000 da 4s 794 ' 20000 do 1M»
litoo Armour 4' s. 91*4 I i^OO do Gw 34»- 88
' 1000 A T & S F j 1000 do L S Col
Adj 4s Stpd PO*»| 34s 2
26000 do Gen 4s. 964 1000 NTC& St L>
pono do 9S«* i 4s w
JOCK) do Reg. . . . 9* 33000 NYG& EL.
MOO do Cvt sb.Hl ! n& P os..lOOJi
WiiVt do Cvt 45.108>4 9000 do 4s Sl4
25000 do 1064 GOOONTNH&H
rtoon Deb L-. OSU Deb 6s I|o .
GOOO do T S L j 4000 do y l|g%
4s 93 24Of*> do Cvt S'.is. 9>>?*
1000 At & Birm 4s 88% 10«0 do 984
14000 At Coast L, A 15000 N V Tel 4.is.. 9.^
N4s 91 1 * 13000 do 9. S
15000 Bait fz Ohio | 5000 do ........... »''»
Gold 45.... 97?4 1000 Norf & W Con _ f
3000 do Pr 345. 91 « 4s yS'4
,VtOO do 34s *9»4lionno do Cvt 4»..102»*
3000 Beth Steel 5s *7 i 2O"J>> do Cvt 4s
2O.y> do 86 3 4) Rets f p. 1024
13CHX) Bkln R T 4s . M liv>oO <\ o 1"-,
3000 do ....... 85 2000 do Gen fis.-l-M 1.
5000 do M«4 COOO do Poc C &
6000 do S4V4| C 45....3. SB!J
i«00 d0G0M8«.102% 1000 Nor Pac Gen
5000 Bkln In El 3s O*
Ist 100% 4000 do 71
1000 Buffalo Gas ss 66 ! 7000 do Prior 45.101 1 *
1009 Can S.-. Ist 8000 Ore Sh L Gtd
Ext 65.... 104 Ref 4s 93
I<vyi cen of Ga Ist ' 2000 Ozark & C C
6, 1134! 5s s> fil
100.-» do Con f.5.1044 '13000 Pac TATSs 9i
360-W do Ist Inc ■ 2000 Perm Cvt 345.100 V*
Ctfs .... *6 I31O"<) do 34« 1915 9.1%
500i> do 854' 4200<) do »54
10000 do 3d Inc : 500 do A"',™-,
Ctfs . SI 1000 do 4e 11M5.. 102:4
Jo<iO Cen I-«ath 5s 99% 1000 Veo & X Inc.. 57
1000 Cen Pac Gtd \ 300<> J'hilippin.-: Ry
4s 9341 4s 90
5000 do 9<5 I 1000 Poc Cm Col
1000 do 345... SS i 5F68../.. 83
500>>Cen Vt 45.... B« 13000 Reading Gen
1000 Che« & Ohio I 4b 9*
Gen 4Vis..lOOS4j 4000 do 9iTs
25000 do Cvt 44s 944 1000 Rio G VT Cl
8000 do 9tH Tr 4s 831*
Vkki do "4'«| 1000 St I,' TM & S
7000 do Con 55. 1114 Ref 4s S3^
2000 C A Alt 3V7S. 70 10000 StIi&SFR- \
9000 C A Erie Ist R Gen Cs... Si'^t
r, s 110 SROOO do Ref 45.. 81 ',«
1000 C A N W G«"n ' 70<X» San An A A
2U.8 S7«i P 4s «>
4000 do Ext 4*. 100 11000 Scab Al> Adj
6000 CR&Q Gen 5b 73
4s . m%\ 1000 do Ref 55.. 99**
4000 rto " 97 i SOOO do 994
r««.n «1o Joint 4s 95»4| r.OOO So Pac Cl Tr
25<*Vl do 95 7 iJ 4s Reg 90
S<<r*\ do Reg.... 9--.» i ' 13000 do Ist Ref
r.OOO do 9.> 6 i« ' 4s 944
ia.loo do 95H ' 4000 do 94>4
1000 do HI >'■■• I •'"""' f1 ° p4i »
4S4 S .99 , 1000 do 944
•WtO do ..!!'.-. 9S-4 23000 do Cvt 45..100H
1000 C Ind A l^ou 29000 do 100 1 *
" Ref 6s 126 SNOO do 100
10000 CM f. St P 42000 dr. - 99j,
4s 1934.... 92' 8 23000 do 99*4
15000 do Gen 4s '■ 4000 do ... . 99%
\ .. 994 2000 So P.v lsr 55.10.»%
3000 &o Gen 34s I 2"<v> do 1054
B ..... S7 i 7000 do Gen 45.. 77%
2000 c R I A p |2o<:>o.'> *''> 7714
Gen 4k... 9<> ! 1000 do 77**
3000 dr, Ref 4s. J=7 il 7000 Und F.I L 4Us M»
,VV»O do R7%|ISOOO do K5
»v^ do ... e7%JSOOOO do Inc 65... 37
35000 do R R 4s. 77'^ 4OnotJn Pac Ist 48.101H
2(V»00 d,, 77 ' 500 do ioi»»
10f^> do . . 7«%jISOW do 101^
2000 Col &• So Ist : SOOO do Cvt 45.. 1054
4e ... 954125000 do 105,
iono do 9"> 155000 do 1044
©noor-oi Fu-i A I IJSOiioo do 104s,
De >6a ... 964140000 do 104
4000 Corn Prod B j 1000 U S Realty A
F 1834 .... 95 ! Imp 6s P!Hi
■1000 Del A H Cvt i WW»U S Rub 1024
4, 9S I 1000 do 102H
I*inon do Kef 4«. 98% 28000 V 8 Steel S F
5000 Den & Tl G I Ps 1 4
Ref 5<=...- 23000 do 1044
1000 dr. 92 ! 1000 do c.103%
lOfio do Imp 55. 102 ' 3OAO do i.W»*«
1000 Diet gee C6a «Ri.i 4000 do Re? 10.1
SO(V> do «> ! 500 do 1O3»4
liv.i do 654 I6O1.K) Va-Car Ch 1«t
6000 Erie Ist ons Ba 954
4s «2V Rooo do 9*"*
SOOO ,lo Gen 4«. 73 ! 1000 do fl*°i,
jv<K> do Cvt 4b ' 2000 ijo OSS
A 76 ! 1000 Va Iron C &
12000 do B 6R*»' C 5, 914
10000 do «X ! «ono\Var, 2d 55...100' i
3f»O0 do 67?4 I aoon do 101
6000 Gen Elec Deb j 3000 do R & Ext
fts I^>4' 4s 70>4
fiOOO d# 139 540T,.> do 70%
1000 Gr T.av Deb 814 42000 do 70V*
1000 "Hock Val Ist 10000 do 7^»%
4U.s . 100 16000 do 70
lOOOrt 111 C Ref 4s. 97V f.OOO "lo 6»»i
2O(V> do n%\ 80i»Wiib Pftts T
2fiOOolnt Met 445. 3 -*! • Ist Ctfs. . 39
31000 do *O'-V MOO do 38
a«to do sos. ' 3000 Westlnch S F
20000 do W»*4 l Bs SR4
4ROOO do W> j 2000 West Bh 45...100? i
»iOOInt It T 6b.. 1014 1000 do 101
2000 do 5s lOl%| 2000 do 101
6000 Int Pap Cvt 100(1 ,We*t I"n C\-t' •
r,s P6 | 4s A 1014
3000 1a C Ist 55. .103 ' JOOOWiB C Gen 4s 90%*
r.OOO Kan CSo ss. 1004 1 1000 do 91
100' do Ss 734 ! fiOOrt do J*>4
4090KlnK8 Co El j 6000 do 90 1
4s Stpd . . 544
Total Bales of bondu, J2.1 05,500.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
(Furnished by W. N. Col«r & Co.. No. 43 Cedar
street.)
(Accrued ini«rest to be- added.)
Hid. Aalced.
•P.cts.. 4-J. M.h., T,O- # C 0 101 i; 101 '4
•4 4. Novamber. l!* 07 107-* lOS
•44. May. 1857 107 4 10S
•4V-, Xovanib«-r. 1917 ]02' i IC.I
•4 4. May. 1817 102% l«S
•4s. May, 1»5» 9ft4 99H
•4s. November. 19f>£ 904 99* i
•4s. May. 1957 »9 4 99%
•4b. May. 1950 U9>4 IOOH
|4i. November, 19.VV58 9S*i 'tK T i
+4«. November, 1938 984 J*<*
•34. November. MM-5S 8S hft*i
tau, May. 195J W> : « M»*
-:;4 ift&o-'.''4 S7'* fifi
t34 November. IS4I ; S7*4 8«
#.:'i. Novembsr. IP2S 00'« 91 *»
tS'i, Vven-her. I*sß 63. M%
|.;4 Nc\errber, IMt . . 9|*» P54
i 24. Novfrnb'r. 1914.. 07. 57"4
•Coupons - lmioßß*Ua ♦F.efHtertd tCca
pca». |H.c*is".ere<i acl ecupen. ' w
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 Tork Stock Exchange:
Last , Closing.- — »
i=a!<?. Bid. Asked.
Adams Express . . . .' 245 250 —
Am Agr Chemical 45' i' 4" . 4-lH
Am Agr Chemical pref. .100 inj 103
Am Beet Sugar pref £>S'tJ $>r? 93 V*
Am Coal 120 75 150
Am Cotton Oil pref 106 102 107
Am District Tel 20 15 30
! Am Linseed 14 12?* 13*4
Am Locomotive pref lio 104 1O»
Am Malting 6 B% 6
Am Malting pref 364 36 3»
Am Smelting pref 8.... £69i s.*. s»7
Am Snuff 2S. 1 ) 2.10 310
Am Tel & Cable 75 71 75
Am -Tobacco- • pref »<? »5V4 »7
Ann Arbor -. 33 2S 36
Ann " Arbor prof. 70 6* 72
Batopllaa'Mlning 2** 2»4 3
1 Bethlehem' 6te«l pref 63 — f'7
Br-OQkl yn -Un Gas 147 145 I 4«
Brunp^-lck 11% 11 t2
Buff Roch & Pitts 95 PO 107
Buff Roch & Pitts pref.. I^j 1S»
Buff <S- Susci pref : . 2» — 33 •
Butterick Co SO 1 ;, 30 SOH
Canada Southern «7 fit*4 71
Central & So Am Te1... .115 — UH
Central Leather pref IfW 10R -\f*>
Central of New Jersey.. 270 2P5
Chic & Alton pref 6S> — 6S
("hie Burl & Qulncy 225 2O'> —
Chic Gt Western pref... 60 49?4 50*4
Chtclnd & Lou pref — »jO SO
Chic & N'western pref. -204*4 200 210
Chic St P M & 0 150 14.". 150
Chic St P M & O pref:.. lSO 155 165
Chic Union Traction 24 24 3
C C C & St L, nref 1034 100 110
Del Lacka & ■U*eatern...s«s 560 600
Denver & Rio G pref.... 79T» 7!> So
Dcs M.* Ft D :..... 9 " ~fi : ' 18
Detroit United R R 5P4 54 «0
Dul So Sh & At prcf 2£>*i 2.'. 30
Krie Ist pref ■ 46V* 45 ' 4f.4
Evans & T H 50 55 «2
Evans & T H pref 824 75 W
Federal Mln & 5in...... 41 83 40
Federal Mm & Sm pref.. 70s* 64 «7
Federal Sugar .- fio 4" «o
Federal Sugar pref 05 I«1 100
Gen Chemical Co 99 n."> ion
Granby Mining 40 . 35 100
Havana Kler Ry pref... jx> 97
Hocking Valley 124 11!> 122
Hocking Valley pref 101 V" 100
Homeetake : . BtH S6 SS
Ingersoll-Rand Co 115 100 —
Ingprsoli-Rand Co pref.. 544 37 — -
Tnter Harvester pref . . . . 123 1224 123
Inter Paper pref 52 ol'4 Msl
lowa Central pref •• Sf>?4 ■ .T^ 40
X City Ft S & M pref.. 7S 75 78
Keok & Dcs M R « 1»
Keok & Dcs M pref 41 33 50
Kn'c Ice of Chic pref... 77 «7 75
Lafiiede Gas, pref J»5 90 ioi>
I^ake Erl« & W 17 Ifi*4 IS
Laka Krie & W pref 52 4R 56
Lo7i?r Island » 64 ■ R4 «7
Mftckay Cos' pref 76 7.*. 4 7«
Manhattan Beach ...... . 34 $Vt fi
Manh&'tan Elev 136 13.1 135
Marine 54 si R
Maryland Coal pref IV) s<> Wt
Michigan Central — 14. 1«W»
Minn &■ St Louis .14% 32 85
Minn &St Louis pref... 6K ' 02 6K4
•Minn Ptr&SSM t>r*Mso 14« 154
MlnTi St P & 3 S M *- L. RSI4 KK>j «t»4
Nashville A Chatt 135 ISO IM
Nat Biscuit pref 12* 120»i 12T»
Nat Enam & Ptp 20H 1»4 Zo\i
Nat Enam & Stp pref... 85% S5 «3
Nat of Mexico pref. ... fifi',4 644 6.-.V4
New Central Coal f>2'i 30 fin .
N V C & St L 1" pref.. '100 110
NT O * St L2d pref... <»r. . S^ f»0
N T Dork S5 2f> .'{S
N V Dock cref 824 SO W
N T N It A- H 1554 - - IS.V,
Norfolk *• Western pref. po s« . pr.
Ontario Silver 24 24 •_•**
Pacific Coast 111 l<1f» 112
Pacific Coast Ist pref. ..105 00 110
Pacific rvigjt 2d pref... 112 110 112
Pacific Tel A; Tel 33 321J 33
Pacific Tel A- Tel pref... {« <v> joo
Peoria * Eastern 224 2O 25
Pitts r C * St L- pref -1154 110 118
Fitta Coal pref 71 «n 7O
Pitts Ft W A Chic 17.1H Wi —
Pressed Btael Car pref.. 90 l>7»i j.»
r-jllman Palace Car 1614 161 162
Quicksilver .''4 SU 4
Quicksilver rref ........ f>\ . "4?4 s'^j
Ry Fteoi pprlng pref 102' i JOO 105
niadlnK 1« pref 01 01 r»1 «4
Reading 2d pref 1024 ion in;
Ren b A Saratoga ; -2no 13A _
Republic Ir A Ste»l pref. B7 i . »7.'i P7S*
R.om« Wat A Ogd 121 4 121 123
Rutland R R Co pr*f. • 30 jr. no
Ft T, A f F W pref. ... «7 4 «-"» 70
St L.& S F C& E I ctfs .lift 125 iso
fJtI<*SPC& F. I ctfspf. . 1164 i;o
FtL&SF C & X I ctfs new 6! 52 r.
a rs-Rof>buck pref 1214 1234
So R R M A O <-tf« 8«4 SI P5
Tolf-do Rvb A Light f> « ft'i
T*n Bag A Par**" . • • • ■ *'•* < »
I*n B«g A Paper pr*f... 60 ko , «i
Tn(t».l Ry Invest pref . . «2 «2 R5
Tnited i^ifrnr Mfg pref..io« 104^ 110
T S cast T P A F — 2." 20 2<« .
V B r^»st IP & F pref. 72 l i TO 73
T P F.xprew 10R Wfl lOft
T P timuc A Ref 54 s'{ «t,i
U S Reduc A Ref pref. 2J Id 2S
tt B R-ibb-r 2d pref 7T> 7<S 7S
Vairlalia R R K! » . 73« i —
Va Iron Co»l A Coke .55 «o
Vulcan Dettnnlng 1"» IS ' 2O
Vulcan petlnning pref.. 74 «O 70
WfaotM* MfF Ist pref... llO 110 \2.~
Whe«l A T^ F •■■• 44 8H 4H
Wheel j(. t_ F. 1»t pr*f... 114 lo 12
Wheel AL E 2.1 tire-f. — 44 : 54
Wisconsin Central ...... 53* 30 63
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTC.
Maturing 1910-27.
(Furr'.Ehed by Swartwout A Appenzellar, No. 40
Pine, it.)
" Name. Maturity. Interest jie'.U
Atlantic Coaet Line 4 p c. 1910- f 17.. 4»i 4'H
Buff. R & P 4 4 4 P C. 1010-27 4S 4"4
Cent of Ga 4 4 ■"> p. c. UHO--17 47i 4\»
Cent R It of N J 4 n c. 1812-#7 4% 4
Ches & Ohio 4 p c, 1010-' 17 4%. 4V4
Ch & Alt 4-44-« p c. 1010 19 4 « 4S
Ch A E 111 44-5 P C. 1910-'l7 54 4^4
Ch R I & P 44-6 p c. 1810 fS' 4 414
C. HAD 44 pc, 1910-20 s'* 4^
D & H 44 p r. 19i2 4S 44
Krl* 444-."> p c, li>UVl7 64 i%
Hock Val 4-4 pc. 1910-'lB 4*i 44
Hud A Man 8 p c. 1010-'l9 fti; 47,
X aM M <'* " c. 1010- $ 15 OH -' 4^
X G 80 414 j> c. 1910-'ls 4- r 4H
I I^h Val 4-44 p c. 1010-'lB 44 4»4
Mf> Pac 6 p c. 1910-17 .V, 4»/i
Mob * O 4 6 p c. 1010-'lO 4% , 4S
,NVCL Bp c, l«6-"28.^ 44 414
Norf * W 4 p c. 1010-'ie. 1 4«i 4«4
Perm 34 4 pc. 1010-'l7 4*. ■' 4 -
St L A fi F 4-44-5 P C. 1010-M7 r.i, ' :■ 4%
do Guar AfliFJpc, lf»10-'17.. .'. 4S
Seaboard A L 4 4-5 P r, li»iO-'17... f4 4>*
So Ry 34-4-44 pc. 1010-'2l 4V 4»»
Vlrclnlaa Ry 5 P c, IJM« -19 .'.» 44
Wabasli 44-5 pr, l»10 f>»* 4*»
Wk ft L 1 44-5 * c. lltlO-'22 6 S
! EXFORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
1010 1900 I9tv
Wl end May 51 M1.«2A,T43 $11.^.2,054*1! I
! £ln:» Jaa. 1.. v .2S4,2»ZOCa 2&7.e50,835 2:^000,211
' OUTSIDE SECURITIES. pig
With th« possible exception of o-.o or two
of the mininr Issues almost - c 0, m lct « •Wf;
nat'on -prevailed in thomarhct for outside
eecurltfes. irJth th« general tone weak 1 "
nympathvivlth the stock markPt. Ohio
Copper developed. activity, but Principally
on Inside- purchase;, rnovins: up « ™»"
fraction and later casing off to the lowest.
Chlno. Greene-Cananea, Butte coalition
and Ray Central were f ractl na . v *„,?£
The ajlvcr >tocka were comparatlvelj qu»l
and about unchanged. Goldfleld Con soli - ;
dated, aft.r an early small gain. case<l off.
Ely Central. Consolidated Arizona Sm»u
ing- and Union Mines ruled about_ stead >•
In the industrial list- American ,J'' na .'" ' r H
after early heaviness, steadied Standard
Oil was quiet and unchanged. Interconti
nental Rubber was lower in the bid in
bonds little ingulry .was shown aside from
Western Pacific ss. which ruled steady.
Detailed operations follow:
INDUSTRIAL.
Sa'.e«. Open. High. l*m I-a? f
68 Am T0bacc0.... 432', 436 4"O", 4J*
' 69At G 1... lOVi 10% 10,-. 1«*
l.«!O0«C»l Nat 0i1... 10 10 « «
Cuban Telep. ... M g. . £', *J',,
800 Int Rub T etii. 21 21\ 21', 21 H
nno 'January 0i1... 47 • ♦' ♦"
B.ooo 'July Oil 35 3.» Jg Z*
1.800 Maya Oil , 107 110 I*7 110.
600 •Palmer 0i1... 14» I*> VJJ l-^>
12 Standard 01!....«30 «• «C 5 625
210 l.n rigar Mf(r..174 t74 « 2 . <2
1.900 U S Ught &H. lrV 1A 'n 1^»
MINING.
100 Boston Copper.. 1« 1« If IS
1.000 'Bovard on. ... I 3#3 # 3 •;,
2.000 Braden Copper. 4U 4\* 4H 44 l *
l.ono Bradshaw If 15 l-> a»
625 Brit Col Cop...- s"* t« »J* *»
400 Caledonia ..... I* 1> 1 * JJ*
200CanadUn Mines fi 1 * 6k 6Vi 8U
SOO'Carisa SO 60 K> ' 6O
1.200 Chlno Copper ... 12% 12? i 12|» 12« i
2.000 'Cobalt Central 6,* 7 «i .
1.700 •Com FTa<-t!on. 52 62 50 30
1.000 Con Ariz Sm... 2f» • 2r» 2. r a
300 Davis-Daly ... 1% 1 % I** •t !
B..WEIv centra! » it ■]* f*
4,500 'Ely C«n MI4 J*'-i g*V* MU
Sno •Eureka Con... 20 22 20 22
RM First Nat as pd 3"i *** •}** s»*
400Giroux 7 » 77.7 7 . J*» '"*
3.200 Goldfleld Con... m fH «* |j?
2,000 Greenwater .... 0;» «'•! f« »•»
400 Greene-Cananea V* *1» ■_ *.
400 Guerrero Mines IT* 171 7 Is 1*
Gußgenheim E.ISK 1«> I?j 130
700 Hareuvar Cop. . 32 32 3- 3.
1,000 Husted 74 7S .4 <»
500 Inspiration Cop. 7 i 7*4 7H 7<*
1,000 Kerr Lak« fl'4 S>> » .;,,'
700 La Rose Con... 4*» 4-rV 4* 4H
247 Mason Val new «■ « 8 »
POO Miami Copper.. 22 1 22H 21S 21%
S.OOO 'Mines Co of A «1 «2 6S 61
200 •MrKinley-Dar. 5}2 . P.> 92 93
200N9V-U . M & 8.. 1 1.. Jr. ,1
1.000 Nlpisslng MCoII a » US MJf 11J*
12.300 Ohio Copper 2S .2H 2^i -H
400 Pacific Smelters -f» '» • r» __S
25,000 Rawhide (*n... 30 80 25 *3H
8.000 Rawhide Qn.. 34 35 80 33
S.iViOßay central.... 2T2 T 2H 2H 2«l
30H Ray C0n....:.. 1» 10, 1*'"» W'-*
200 Red Warrior... 2- 2 l i 2 2
2. .VM) 'Standard Con.. 75 65 »5 » .
400 Stewart H Hot*H o t* .t*
175Tonopah Si S*J "'^ fg
2.0.» •Tramps Con... 414 1 4H 44 4£
700Tularosa 1A ■ 1*» iff ij
fUVi Tuolumn* Cop.. S*» »*» 313 1 3^i
500 Union Mines... 1A 1A " 2™ i"
3.000 »Un Fac Cobalt 5 6 5 R
3.200 United Rico.... I* 10 » »
450 Yukon Gold . M. 4«i 4«4 "*A 4A
BONDS.
$1,000 A G & W I ss. 68 <W « ■* •*l
6.000 Ring C Ry Bs.. PO «0 90 PO
25.000 West Tac 35... 93T» 03 W>» PoH
•Si \s cents per share. tOdd lots.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
A heavy volume of selling carried prices
down on the Consolidated Exchange In tho
filial three lioyrs of business. lth tne
n».ws frnm Washington of the administra
tion's plan to prevent the railroads from
raisin;? freight rates, the market changed
from comparative dulness to great activity
That much selling was for bear account
was evidenced by the way stocks were bid j
for at the close of the day. when many
of the ' prof essionals who had gone short
were satisfied to secure thp large profit?
th?t had accrued to th^rn. Reading: closed
at 157 i bid. this bcin? 'i a point above
the New York Stock Exchange final price,
and Tnion Pacific closed X a point above
the- other board, at 179 Ti. •" Sales totalled
191, 590 shares, the greatest since April 23
last, when the total was 235.200 shares on
a day of activity for the full five hours.
Steel common accounted for 76.650 shares.
Fifty-seven different stocks were on the
list."- i>etai]ed operations follow:
. .- - - . , STOCKS.
gales. Open. High. Low. Last.
20 Aliis-Chalmers. 9%. \f*+ '.>%. »**
11,150 Anal Cop . . . . 70* 70,* 67'» «*"*
30 Am Beet Sugar 36 3« 06 3b
170 Am Car & Kdry 604 60 ! i f-9 3 , W**
.20 Am C0t. 0i1.... 63V* t» l 6-« t>3
10 Am Hide & L.. fi'/» «'a •» •*
360 do pref 41 41 '* T.« 3S
20 Am Ice . -- 24 24 ' 3"i —<%
.SO Am Linseed pf. 34 34 m VA ,>i ;
40 Am Locomotive 47 1 47' a 4i> 4«^s :
10,410 Am Smelting... 79'» 7S»'» 7t> .6!i
230 Am Sugar 122* i 122H 120»; 121
ISO Anaconda Cop.. 42?+ 427 i 41»* 41^1
1.160 At Top & S F.103T» 109 106=!% 108%
SAt Coast Une.l2J 120',i 120 120^
330 Bait & 0hi0... 114 114>» 112T» 112Ti
2.520 Brook R ,T 81 *1 79 79 ,
5O Can Pac 187 IS>7 U>6U IJ>«V»
IV* Cent Leather... S& 1 39 37!* S7>i
290 Ches & 0hi0... 86"i 8<5 * 85 85
10 Ch & Alton 45? i 43* i 45»* **5?4
2,19<t Ch Mil &St r.I3S»» 13ST. 136S 136% ,
110 Co! Fuel & 1.. 37 37 35.i 3«»»
PBO Consol Gas ...142 142 13S 188%
40 C irn Prod 15 s IMS 11 » l»
20 Den & R G... 39** P9f* 39>i 3t»H
2i*> -Erie : 28 2*» 27" > 27' a
130 Gt Nor pref.... 134 * i 134! i 132-% v 132S
100 Inter-Met 20 20 19"» 19H
190 do pref sSfi 63** . 63V* 63Va
190ffnt Mer Mar... 18 18 18 is
10 Kan City 50... 33 1 33' a 33' i 83!^
290 Mo X & Tex... 41 1 41H 39 3*3 * . 4«'-»
460 Mo ra< 71 71 69 * ft> 7 n
140 Nat Lead 77U 77 75'? 75H
1.R40 N.V Central... 120 120 IK 117
790 N V Ont & W 46*4 46' i 44 44 H
ISO Nor Pac... 12»«i 130 128 128H
10 Tac Mail 26. 26 26 -*
1.620 Pennsylvania... 134 Vt 134 132% 132- *
55.060 Reading 1624 162 T 157% 15T T
10 Rep Steel 33' i 33 : 33* 33 k *
1.020 Hock Island ... 43 • 4314 4t'4 414
6.260 Southern Pac. 128>,» 121*1 122,
10 Southern Ry . . 26 26 26 2«
10 <lo pref ..... tWVi 624 «2'i 62 ' i
10 Term Cop ..... -'«4 264 264 264
30 Tex & Pac 30?4 30*4 3O',i *W4
30,810 Union Pac ...1S3 1 * IS3U 17t»'» 179 »
llOi; S Rubber -m» 41' i 40* 40 1
76.650 U S Steel 824 82 1 75>»» 804
40 do pref 117 117 4 1174 1174
20 Utah Cop 454 454 454 434
6S<) Va-Car Chem.. 62* «2'« •'!>»♦ «o
30 Wabash ..20 • 20 lf< * lf»*i»
6W do pref : 4P4 454 4S'i 4"4
SO Wesr Maryland 454 454 454 454
191.890 Total sales.
MINING.
4,.V>0 Atlanta .13li .154 .I"4 .18H
100 Beimonr ...... .02*4 .02% .o".'** .02%
600 El Paso »*• .85 .B.*, .S5
200 Florence ...... .0214 .C»2!i .0814 -"*
400 Goldneld Daisy. .07 .07 .07 .07
20f» Goldneld' i0n5.8.624 5.624 5.«24 5.<524
600 Hale &- Nor... .33 .S3 .33 .S3
800 Jim Butler .254 .23 .25% .254
i 200 Mexican ......1.05 1.07^1.0.1 1.<>74
10i> Montana 97 .i>7 . .07 .I>7
Ophlr .1.0.".' 1.05 1.05 I.OS
3<« Tonopah.-Kst... .94 .94 .04 .04
r,i«o West Elnd 47 .47 .47 .47
4.600 Total sales.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by J. Thomas- Reinhardt, N". 3*
Broad street. New York, and No. 64 Devon
- *htre street, Boston.)-.'--'
"- • ' H(j;h. Low. Last.
Bay State Gas 27 C* 2«
Bego> 22 1 * .' 2
Bohemia .;..-"8 7% 7*4
Bcston Kly 2Vi 2», 2?»
Boswycol* ' ::...•■* R &
Cactus Development .... .Sfw 1 3^
Calaveras f»t* 5*4 6*i
Calumet-Corbin ...:.... 60 60 p<>
Champion .....7 « «4
Chief Consolidated 1?t 14 14
Chlno - 18 12V* 12*4
Cortez Mines ; 2T2 T i>^ 2\
Corbln Copper 8»n 7s7 s s
Pominion . Syndicate. 11«» 11 nu
First .Natlonai Copper... 3H 3»4 3%
Gila Copper *S «S 6S
Inspiration 74 7'» 7V»
T.arawil" II P & P., 8» M gs
Mackinaw -» 0 I j»
Massachusetts Co«J . ■ . 7.*> 71 71
MrKinley,.Darragh JPS " M n.%
Majestic . .6* . 50 «Q
National Mining -Explor. 32 . S'> 32
New, Baltic .-••..74 «'4 7U
Nevada Douglas 2S 2*. 2S
Oneco . ? *% 1 8H
Raven Mlninc ..46 44 44
Rawhld" V.lnlnc ••' l > ' I<> io
Bhode Island Coal : 7»4 74 7 a «
South Lake". s'» 5 5
Southwest . Development., f>4 r>:i . s'.4
Superior and -G10be. ..... T.i SS ss •
VuI«UT« .-. 9 s * Ori 9%
COBALT STOCKS.
(Kurn'.shed by ■n'nrrei:. Grcwskl A Co.. No. S5
Rrcad straet )
• - Bid Asked, i B!d.Asl;e<i.
Amalgamat.. 2 44!Kerr Lak«...Sso St>t»
Bailey 74 B!ilLa Roie 434 43S
Beaver C&ns 30S 31 I Little Nlplss. 2<i4 2O'-i
Big Six 2 f> iMt-Kinley . . . SKT v».'i
Buffalo .....2M» 2«»> Nan y Helen. 5. «
Cbamb-f>rl. 25 S 4 2« ! Mpissing .. 1 1 ir> 1130
Cof Cobalt.' 2.'>»» 2S T Nova Scctla.. 3fl> s 3»4
Cobalf Cent. 7 7*ilOphlr 2<> 4. r .
Cohalt ' I-ake 2.'i<i •2C lottssn 4 T i • .%4
Conlagaß . . ..VV> — (Peterson U.: 25«4 25 1
Crown RM..SVI 300 ■ R^hrate- ... 19* 10**
Foßter .15 17 Hilver Leaf . . •»»* 7'i
Glfford it 4 10 Siher Bar... A 6
Gt Northern' 1> ■ Silver Queen. 10 . 12 1
Ofen M^eh. 2 -3 iTemlKkamlng. 00 . >;>!\
Hargravrs... Vti ifi'.i [ Trethewey ..124'i im
Hudson Ra>-.l«»0 HO 'Watts ■ 4 in . '
John Black.. S hVettlaufer. . . 85 trt
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following: shows yesterday's closing
ouotationn for government bonds, compa.ed
■^ith F*riday's: .
- M* 27.— —May 31.—
Mid ABkr<i Bi }. As.R>d.
U. S. Us, reR., 1930 lOrt"; ltd ui>\ I'M 1 *
1 1". ft. Si, coupon. lf>3o. ..ltv.\ ■— . l«Hi —
jV. a Bs,«re«.; 191.* W9 Mi Ht 10."
V. s r,» .-.,,i,^.r H»19...1'C tea we 103
U. S. 4i, re*., 1025 . IMS 115 114*; IS.'.
V. S.!4t. couron, 1!>2»..".114 4 I^^ : 114»-j 115*
Panama 2s. rtrr- tflfl* MtftH l«l 1l «OH i*»l
P»r*-r!« 2«. r»g lO3S-..10A<% !01 I<*\S i->i
.Jhlllprme is. 1031.-.. lOO'* — 100» -
Executor . - ~ 4 Trustes
-:V- Chartered 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16, 18, 20 k 22 William Street.
Brancli Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
6W York.
Lo**>* II S^ With* ? m *> 41 B^~~ taMl
Travelara' Letters of Credit. Foreign Eich.ii:^
Administrator Guardian
3 Metropolitan U3
Trust Company"
of the Cifyqfjyey* 'l*fe«*
49 WALL STREET .
Capital, Surplus and Profit*. $10,000,000
ANTON A. RAVEN. V«-Pr«. i, A^U~>£ .^ t A A V.nPB^v^A^T,
pn/CBi v fWFM/ 7J VW-Pim. ■ RUPERT W. IC ANDfcRSO>. Aj*. if-
BfcSTRA-M CRiXj£ Tr^ur* FREDERJOi FRIED. A-.Se«t-^
DIRECTORS.
saw s:4Sf- g£&& ,
?"" ! wn*l? n r**a Ml.'ls. Ja«S»J SWwBSV
He fT £:v **•*■«»»■ T.Terry. -
Hit-T >"■»*•• _. Riei.rd Mortis*?. G*o. Hsary Wirrs* ,
J. Hone* H»n?iTif. Jflte p. PlrW ii. , Hor»c* Wilt*.
Ersiia* Hewitt. Ch«rl«« M. Pratt.
Irving National
Exchange Bank
StrWly ■ Commercial Bank,
R«»onr<-e« Orer Thlrtf Millions.
We»t Broadway and CTmmber» St.. Xtw Yorit-
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
CTumlshed by Edward B. Smith & Co.. Xo. 27
i Pine street. New Tork.)
Bid. Asked. 1 Bid.A»h«t
Alb A- SUS...2SO 300 M Coal Rpf.. 102 108
Alb & Vt... 70 77 Man ft Law.. 250 —
AUegh & W. 138 li« Manhattan ...134 13«
Am T&C .71 "6 Maaiaw \r---12S 1W
M&CAL.IB3 192 MH&SH..I2O 128
Auff & Fay .108 114 Mobile &Ppf «7 J»
AG&M M. « 75 W4O stk t cfs SO »
Beech Creek. 98 100 ] Mor C A Bak. j»» •*
854FF..15 22 I do pref.....lw 1*»
Bost & Alb. .220 22* Morris 4 Ed.-I^S M
Bost & L0w.214 225 do « Xtl UL"'iJ£ 104
Bcßt * Pr0v.290 3»>o Naah & 1>c..184 190
X A 7th Ay.122 ITO Nash * Ix>w.Uls —
Bk*n r*itv 158 1M Nfw Lion N. 22<
r* &Bc£ " ' 144 154 NT * H C&P.300 t»
Canada Vo.: .«4% *7l NTB*M Bpf 10H Itt
Cata Ist pf..112 120 »IV.*l.g 1-5
2d pf . . 112 120 V Mut Tel.lOO -
ray jt- sbi '•IS 2^7 I Ninth- Ay» MO I<*»
C'^.:» 130 I N-rth C ? r H . . 1« Ml
CPX&ERSO 60 : North <N H>..135 145
Chat * 102 109 (North rN J>.. *7 97
C*E I Trf. « North P-nn...1»9 Cf>g
do rtf. pdT W 11H NorthwTel...lo7 IIS
C 10th =ts 75 96 Nort *TV pt.210 220
CS&Opf IJO 140 Old C010ny.... 190 2fiO
ClrfleW* M.130 - £T8» • S-*2
P1,,., A- Pit^ 170 176 ac * At T.. 66 »■»
a£%s**.«6a £%s**.«6 101 Pat*Hß.lßO »•
Col A \ 201 207 Pat ARam...lSs 200
Cone &M.\: l«0 170 Pemlr, Valley. 128 140
rons & P :70 — |P«o* -B-.Vv.. 180 190
CAPRpf-133 142 Phil. G * S.2j» -
Conn River. 2«O 2TO P B I. E....33 37
rWvA L. 75 SO ! do pref «2 .2
d" 5 pfef "i : 7S «2!P Ft W*C. . W «■
CTCof NJ. 75 80 I do special... 162 1.2
Dayton & M 60 — P McX & T..12.1 I*>
B&Bd^rk.l?s 201 Prov & W0rc.260 270
DetHA-S.. » 101 Rew*Sa»..W 200
p-ast Perm 130 140 R&G Vy 113 —
Elehth \ve" 280 — iTlome & C. ... 140 150
Elmlra & V.' 100 120 !RW - A O». . .120 125 "
E do pref-^.142 IS3 IR« ft Wh...1« 150
Ka 1..22.'i 245 Sara & Sch. . .1«9 —
Erie & Pltts.l4s 155 Second Aye.,. 15 25
Fitchb^B pf..12-*- 130 Sharon Ry....113 125
FWA Jpf.l34 140 I Sixth Aye.. ..105 ISO
4°d PtAGSF 220 270 So &At Tel.. »7 97
Franklin T 35 45 Southw of G..105 115
G BB*B- Co^IS 260 St I> B Ist f.120 13»
G A Stk T..108 M« do 2« pref.. 50 85
Gr Rlv V>-..121 129 .IStJ gr So B-. S5 —
Hart> 40 4« i do pref 100 112
HereJord .... 85 M 'Ti'i Jt A 5.,170 IT7
111 n,L ... S>s 10»» Tun of St 1*. 125 135
II! &MlssT.«6 Tv '23d St 2PO • 250
Interocean T. J» 105 UN J R R&C.245 250
Jack L. & S. . 84 W Upper Coos . . .123 —
KA * G R..140 150 VC * S \yl44 IM
KCgL&Mptcs 75 TS TC&B '73 M
KCSL&O pf.-130 140 'Vy of N T....121 127
1, M So-335 »7O Vt * Mass...l«o 170
L. AM R pf.!6O 170 IWarren IS* 1»
LSNR&C.II2 ,120 IVRftl 140 150
BANK STOCKS.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert, No. 2 "Wall str»et->
Bld.Asked.l Bld.Ask»d.
JUMrid ... 620 — (Irving N E. . 203 210
Am Exch... 235 242% | Jeilerson - ... :— 175
Audubon N. 100 105 | Liberty 62". —
jEtna Nat . . 176 ISO Lincoln 400 425
Bronx B"r. . 300 — Manhat Co.. 32<> 335 !
Bronx Nat. l»0 205 Mkt a F.;1.. 253 Wk
Battery Pk. 120 130 Metropolis .- 30<> 4«v>
Bowery ... 375 — Mech &M N 2«5 270
IXitch & 1?- 140 145 Mercantile . 155 I<sO
Bryant PK. I.V« l«0 Metropolitan. 2»» —
Coal &I N. 150 ISS Mrrchants' . IT.I 17»
Centurj- ... 170 175 M-r-fcants' E 16<> 170 ;
Chas« ..... 430 4fiS Mour •♦ Morris 250 2S<> ■
Chatham .. 325 535 Mutual 285 235
Chcnilc*) .. 44.". 45.') Nassau" 240 —
Cit Cent N. 153 I«2^ Nat Reserve. M 8 US
City 3&«Va 595 iNew Norhld 210 3M
Chelsea Ex. 200 — IN T N B A. Si 325
Commerce... 22 } 225 N T County. 90»J —
Colonial ... 3«> — j 19th Ward... — SM :
Columbia .. 332 340 I Night & Pay 225 —
Corn Exch.. 322 "20 , Nor Na: .. — MS
East River. IJS 125 I pacific 230 240 |
Fidelity ... 165 175 Park 42»> 401
First Nat... 900 925 Pf-op!e"& . ... i:7«> 2SO
Fifth Nat... 300 350 Phenlx 200 210
Fifth Aye..4200 4500 , plaaa ft 3 —
Fourth Nat. 185 190 i Produce Ex. 170 ISO i
14th Street. 150 1«5 Sherman ... 133 • — I
Gallatin ... 320 345 I Seaboard ... 390 — |
Garfield ... -»»> WIO | Second 4«O — j
G-rman-Am 14« 150 State- 275 290
German Ex. 485 — i 12th Ward... — 140 ;
Germania .. J»O 665 23d Ward.... 140 — |
Gotham Nat IPO — iVnlon Exch. IV) 190 <
Greenwich.. 255 265 wa«h Hta. . . 275 —
Hanover ... «3O MB I Went Side... «5O —
Imp A Tr. . 56t> 675 |Tork\ill« . . 500
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.)
Bid. Asked. i . . Bid. Asked.
Aillanc* Ry 115 120 . (Law TI & T 255 29-1
Am Surety. 225 230 : Uncoln ..... M 145 :
ABtor 350 3«T> 1 1, Isl 1. *T. M ats
Bankers' ■•• ♦ i!>< ) 710 {Manhattan .. *7." 400
BA M G... 24H 250 Mer.anti!^ .. 740 —
Broadway .. 145 150 | Metropolitan, i — 6-" Vi
Brooklyn .. 425 — iMtce 80nd... 112 117
Carnegie ... 120 130 Mutual .... 130 _
Cas Co of A 125 140 Mut Allianc* — WH
Central ....MM 1035 Nassau 175 Hi
City invest. «9 72 Nat Surety.. 260 ~ :
do pref... 105 115 iX T I, 1&T.1100 ill)
Clttanaf ... 140 —NT M * S. 2T>3 '.><»«
Columbia .. *>.% 300 NyN y Trust.. 845 «S5
Com' wealth. IM — pie', 285 300
Commarcial 1*» 127H|Qu Co Mt«.. 110 — :
Cmptr* Tr. . 3i» 310, iQueens Co.. 115 —
K<iultab!» .. 4Jk> .V»> I Realty Asao. 1M 123
FL & T...1750 1775 i Standard ... 4'» 410
Flatbush . . 2«» 23> I sa\ O\ 10>J 11>>
Franklin .. 23> 23J Title G & T. 4»> MO
Fuitor. ... . 2«> — ,Tlof N V . 143 IN
Fidelity ... 200 210 Tr Co ol Am S4t> 350
Guaranty .. SSO *75 t'nlan . . ISM 1375
Guardian .. — IV. Vn St*?^*. . 152.". t^'o
Hamilton -. 270 2st> ji; S i*»u*'ty 213 —
Home Tr.:et — IIS lU S>l A T. 47^ 4«
Hud Realty 110 — |»U STG& lIM 120
Hudson 170 175 ; Van Norden. 225 C 33
Int Bkjr Cor.l«*» 110 IWashinston.. 375 —
Klncs Co. . . 505 — |\Vestc!i*-ster.. I.V» —
Knlckerbock 320 325 WiBTtMIM 170
Law Mtg... 250 25T | Windsor . . . . ICO 130
•New.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
tKurnlshed by awartwout A Aerenscllar. No. 40
Pin* »t.)
- . -^. . • Appros.
Na.ne. . Matunt;.. Bid. A>ke.l. ylelJ.
Am Cigar 4p c. Mch 15. 1911. a-»»; you i. t >»
do 4p c. Mch I.V 12 . ... -..7»- ys 5.10
BAO4 pc. Mch R>. U in)!, ww s4s 4 4.10
do 4't uc. ,lun«. 113 »h», v* 1 * 4.l*>
B?th St Corp 6 p c. Nov. Ml. »t sm £3
Cb 4 Alt 5v >■ Mrh 15. 10.. «*»s j).,)!^ t.wi
<•. H&I)4 pc. July. M 3... 1KJ 1 * »7V» 4.75
C. C. <■ Sl.li> c. June. II |mi>, mO*, 4.10
l> A H eg». 4' pc. July. *22.10rt*» 101 S 4--"5
Krie »i pc. Apr i. Ml M* l»9 T , n.M
Gen n»ib4Vs pc. Jul>, "13 . . 9;: {H 5.7"
Hud <V.s « p c. u,t 15. 11.. W i.», «UH>
do 6 p c. Feb. M 3 irt ' i(ji» «.in)
Inter R T H p c. May. M1...10j»i 103 3.tH>
X <' nft I, *p <• Sept. M 2.. M^ 6S*i .VM>
£0 5 p c. May I.V »13 go s»« •; .*»>
Lack Si Co »p c Mrti. M 5 .. lV»'i Oti'» IW««>
M*BlJpc, Feb. M 1..!.. o£>*» 00»* 550
N>CL«qj. spe Nov. UM«v i.Si*Qt.3(* o basis
N Y. NH .< H 5 pc, i:»11-M2.|HA»i U*'* 1 ? —
SI.ASF 5b r. Lan Ml. 10<» too*, • *>i>
*.f *-j p o.»Feb. 1012. ....... P.V» Mi *.2T>
d^ 5.p c, m h. MS * ■>■: t»7 Xl s »
S« Ry Ip c, Feb 13 .. J>* • o* ! j .V?«
T»dinatsi- hp c. Tun».. :i3.*r.l**lS? I**f» !kSt
v '*t T * T h p r. FeK M 2-. »->'» v P^ ! i Jf.
West E M 6 p c Aut 10.. 100 1»S 4.0-3
{piTSfocKS
\SP£CMiMO letters
J. THOMAS REINHAROT,
Best ■tojflMsi tojs Executhi* Or*e»*
Offices 33 Broad St., N. Y. Overlook Can*.
Boston Offee 54 Denonshlre 9t. P-ivata w'.r— .
DIVIDEND NOTICE 3.
Winslow, Lanier & Go,
59 CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
THE FOLLOWING- COCTONS AKt> CITT
DENDS ARE PA TABLE AT OtTR BAZ?KIX&
HOUSE ON AND AFTER
ji>Ts IST. ma
i American Cotton Oil Co. PreferretS Stoc"< Dtrl
d-nd Z":
Am"ri<-an Cotton OH Co. ComiMß StocSt.EW
dend 2Vir?. ■
rva'-kforcl County. Indiana. Court Hoa» Ss.
Cembrids* City. Indiana. Impr<r»emeat Baa£s,
Cincinnati, nichmond & Ft. \Ta;ii« By. C-y. t»t
Mtge. Ts.
Cleveland & Pitts. TM On Re*. StosJc Errt
dend (quarterly H4"p>.
Cleveland & Pitt!». Kd. C« Spl. B»t"t Stx'*
(quarterly *"-.'.
Grant County.- Indiana. Gravel bM 6».
Marton Count;-. Indian*. S'-49 Refun-! r
" 'Bonds. ,
Fendleton. Indiana, School 6s.
Pittsburgh. Ft. Wayai & CMcafa Kr. Co. tst
Mtß° Is. series -F. '
Fittsbursh, Ft. ffayn- * ChJcaaw P.- Co- loi
Mtg». "s, s»ri<»9 "M."
Portsmouth. Ohio, Sewer & 9tfMl TrnrroTe
ment Bonds.
Randolpb County. Indiana. Siaklae *J*un4.
jvsh 3iu>.
Max.on County. Indiana, Funding SS 1 -?*.
Un 7TH.
Green fie Indiana, 6% Bonds. Series * - I
jrXE 10TH.
I Marion County. Indiana. Refjiadtnr 4s. J
JI.NE 15TH.
Grand Haven, Michigan. Refundms Bo^is.
| Jl>E 20TII.
i Marion Countj-. Indiana. ateffllMli ."Us.
! Portsmouth. Ohio. &•««• & BHaaasaasal «■>
JVXE 30TH.
I In<!:anapo! Indiana. Refunding 4*.
AMERICAN SMIXTER."* SECCRITrES* CO.
165 Broadway. N. V.. May 4. IPIO.
QUAIITEIU.Y DIV . NO. 30, PTU. STOCK.
SEF.IES B
! The Boara of Directors of th» Arr.ertcaa
Smelters 3hbil:>w »o:,ifMn> hay% this day <to
' clared a dividend of tWU >n Preferred Stock.
Series "B." of the Company, payable June Ist.
1910. to stockholders of reeved at 3 oclix-k P. M.
i May 2Oth. 1910.
The books cf lisa company '■" tranr.'?r of •>•
Preferred Stork. Series "B." -will b« elosetl at I
P M May 20th. TOio, an>J »B1 r™opea ax 10
a". M. June Ist. 19io.
w. E. MEP.RI^.~. St-crefarr-
AMERICAN COMPANY.
i V quarterly dtrMe>nd of n;,- and ono-qn»rr«
1 p,,.. cent , 1 '■»"- 1 has been d<vlared upnp f?>»
f Preferred Strv.-k of tbia Company", payable f»n
I July 1«* 1I>1'» to stockholrlers of r»cor>i at »b»
i clos» Of business JU»« I«Sth. 19io. Trsnsf-r
Books will remain op»n. •'h«K-ks will b*
mailed. R- H. ISMON. S»crftary. _
RAILWAY STEEL-SPUING 4'OMP\>T.
50 i>-ir. h Street. New York. May 1.. I9l'>.
'' \ ouarterlv ta<*ni of ONE ANr> TTirtEC
QI^RTBRS'rEU TENT «1%.%1 h?».» thts .Jar
Ib-en declared "n the fr"ffr- SrocU of tw«
iCompanv. payabl- June '^Jth. 1910. to *to-krioKi
ers of record on June 7»h. ll>lo. at M»M>r>». Har
\fv F;sU & Son?.. *XT Cedar Stret'., New Tor'C
City-
TIBIMfW books of «h» Preferred SK-ck will >•
closed on June 7th ar I re-opened oa Juna —M.
1010. — m
RAir«XV.%T ifTEEI^-SPRIN". rOMPATT,
X McCORMH*K. Trga»t:r»^ *
Isecom) AVEXI'B T«.*rTio> c«r«i
OF PITTSBI'»«GH.
cr. ir .-.r<i >:j- Jurt? l«t. t'."' l from the Firs*
Morlgajc? Bonds of the above Company w»U
paid on ami after maturity on pres-»nt3ti«» at
JS «Sc« of Mc3«rs. Brown i?ro3. & dp 1 .. 3? TTsU
Ptreet. \>-.v Torli
C. X BK.XVX. »R . Treasur«r.
MONET AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET. — Money on caT
opened at >s»i P?r crnt: hisbest. ."* 3 r«"
cent: towesl S p<»r cent: olostnsr. :;•« per
cent; ruling: r»te. UJ\ per rent. Tim* mon*y
was csuift end unchanged Rate?. 3'-^* i *
per o<?nt. -for sixty and ninety .ia\*. 3%f*
for four months, 4fi'4*i for five and 4*» fjr
>%v»r »m > tar. Mwvan'i'-' paper was tr»
fair demand. Rates »•"*«.> per cent for sixty
an.l ninety days, indorsed bills r*.-e!vaSl*
and rhoio* foiir to six HllM prfnwaiSlßww
names, J@S? a per cent for other?.
KOKEIGX .KXCHANT.E. — Th- foreUn
ex<-Uan*e- irarket .>;—»»'•] wr-a*. at a^ <t&
clln* ot 13 to •-■•> points frem hatunto^
quotations to 4 >"*f? ».*. J » [or <*— g:
4RT2OQ4S7t: fcr demand ?T«r!in- arvj
jS" S«C> for sixt : -.lay bills. Short
francs *.rr Tioted at K.lS*i !e« l-t* a^
?hort rctctetnark* at »»• lws l-», AftK
dwlininff to 4JT39 for demand st*>rhnp th*
market "became ■ s-hade steadier in tb»
aft>>r- n Cm**** were quoted l« *{l£
<©1 S7\ demand stTlinsr at I.*. '«{?<!• a** l *
an.i' ilxiv-day biUs at 4.SO>4i ».»4:». Short
rranos'held iroun.l .■. ■ 1 . less 1-15 and short
reichsmarks 33*-* less \-ZZ-
Eankcrs' posted rates '■llo«-
Sixty U<iv*. Dcnwa>t.
Kt-rtUc i« ♦■**'-»
S. H&lta . M\ »£
Pa-is rr»n •;->; -> ?ii*f
Betstu * '
Swlti-rlun ■ : francs •»-•'♦ »*• *
Holi^n.l. tvKOm *> «>*»
POMCSTH' EXCHANGE: — Boston. *'
discount: iTNcago. V discount: San FYan
cteco. sight ."«• prersiism. telegraph I'jrt
premium; New Orleans, commercial I*e
discount, hank $1 premium: »*l:arleston.
buying i a. s*!!ins 1-tOc prtntanu* ?'
|,,»i:l.i, -v premium bid. 2tV premtiuo
ask*«t: Minneapolis. 60c premium: Savan
nah.- huyi.is. u-l»>c discount, st-iUng par.
RA2HK • i.i- vj:tv;s York, ex
■
Baltic. > r - . exchanges. $*.4R5.1.<2.' t>a» a . n f'*
$14^.55*2: »-hkago. exchanges JIS.fS^«I«
balances ?2.5.*.!.C2>: Boston, exchanges Jlw
iDS. 134. balances 91.13>*.»9t.
SIIAXn MARKET.— Commercial bar sil
ver. s;;>-c: Mexican Stiver dollar*. 44c. Bar
*i:\fr In London closed at -«**d. a decun*
of l-i*U.
MX»t.l-> PP.£MIUM.-!n M3t!r*3, *.9?; Ua
tot*. l*Xsf». - $
M.EXICAN EXCHANGE-— 3tsx!=aa «*X
chacii cv Ne-w York U qtxsteS at ICIU-

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