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12
Edward B. Smith & Co
Bankers
Will i New York and PhlbidpbU
Stock Exchange*
Investment
Bonds and Stocks
Philadelphia New York
Bretfl * Cfcwtsut S;» ?" «=• Street
' ' _ _^r;
\ WANTED
T8 HITJM» NAVIGATION
►99 LIT nnoTHERS
.r«9 MEIMUEN GAS LIOITT
in* OMAHA WATER =M> fT '»-__
r«0 KCBBr.R GOODS 31 FC TFD.
1«9 !M~O\7LI.F. MFG.
FREDERIC H. HATCH & 00.
r««lers 1a Vnllrted and Inactive Securitle* of
Railroads and Other Corporations
In the United -?»•-• and E!»evheT».
«0 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
Tel ill.-' •« 515S 'Br'"'»^ Ir-clustve.
a .,v" oar«. m '■■v.-i;V<.« «T.. BOSTON.
Telephones. 4" IMI-SMSFnrt HIH.
pTi-rgte •' r rione» b»t«->»n »>«- Tork arid Bottcn.
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
BICKERS.
11. 13. 15. If ANIi 19 BKOAD ST.
MEMBERS > T. STOCK F.CTIAyGE.
tTOCK« ana BOM* bwi't «nd boM for In
•■ ■--» ar Carried on liberal terms.
PaaHaa Arwnata raaatiai "■**•« to check
»,t.«irbt. Interest j*Sd on daily balance*.
INVESTMENT SECCTUTIES.
LETTERS OF CREDIT
Taru»4 aMrihMi the World Over.
Lawyers Mortgage Go.
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.
Guaranty Trust Co.
Title Guarantee & Trust Go.
CLINTON GIIJBEBT.
2 Wail St.
1852 1910
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
X 8 Wall St.. >'«w York
SfEMTiERS IXVEBTMEST
* T. STOCK EX. __ 80 -*s?—
WRITE FOR INFORMATION
ON* THE
PORCUPINE GOLD CAMP.
WARREN. uZOWSKI i COMPANY
JTEMEEKs TORONTO ROCS EXCHANGE
§TW YORE. =6 »ROAI> ST. TORONTO.
Office* connected by direct ware.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
» ousrterb- dividend of one and one-quarter
«-• cent (1Vl%) has been declared upon the
Preferred StncX of this Company, payable on
July l*t. IJ>lO. to stockholders of record pi tne
close of business June 36th. 1910. Transfer
;C«ks ■will remain »pea Checks will be
tailed. Bt H. rOKON. Secretary.
THE DENVER ANT» RIO (.RAM*
JIAILKOAD <O>ir.\>\
.«ODW>HdMtC<I.. '^
ICS Tsroadway. N.-"- York. .Tun*. 3d. 1B1»».
Th» • ard of lilrectors has this day declared
* *en-.i-annuaJ dividend ' TWO AND ONE-
H^Lr PF.R CLINT. i'-\-z r xl "i! the ITeferre-able July l.'ith. 191*.
1<» of record on June 24. 3310
The transfer books of the Preferred Stock will
r'of« on June. 24th. 1910. and will reopen en the
inornir.K of July «th. ■ ■!<>
B STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary.
BROOKLYN RA.PID TRANSIT COM PANT.
N>ti- Tork. May 12th. lt»10.
The Board of Directors has this day de
clared a quarterly dividend of on» and one
rjarter per centum on the capital «tocK or
1 M»" Compan-"-. payable .Tulr lat. 1919. to fofK-
Voider* or r«cr»rd »•• th« close of business on
Zimntey. June 3th. 1010 ; D MENEETA.
Secretary end Tri-anurer.
MEETINGS.
NOTICE.
The Forty-fourth annual BMSUac n *,,, the
FfVlet*" of UM •'Home for Incurables" will be
fce;<s st 'b* ,-- - of '•- Institution on Bat
urcay. .Tun# Uth. 1910. at three o'clock In
eien^e. will b« held in
*h( Fi'!d MeTii-orial '"hap» following the
... n?etinF- Th« followins BpealwrS
»'ll b44t«i tb<> ri c "tinK:
r.'i. Dr. F. B. Van Klecck.
r»- r»r. ';<■:«:• R. Van dc Water.
Tl-.e L.a'iW •.■•.-.• Board -will hoia a
r.^.pMo-: at th« clnse of tli* ncerdaaa.
-v r^r.
Frederic C. XNacner. Montgom»ry If. ClarVson.
rnEDEKI'' C AVA^NK.n. President.
•JFRAFT> C. .TONKS. M T>-. Secretary.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET. — -Money on caJl
•pened at r ; « per cent: highest, --y per
cent: lov.ost, 212 1 . per cent; dostnfi. '-'? per
rent: ruling rate. 34 per rent. Tlmemonev
•^ i,s easier and there - pome shadins: o.
sates: J3t«=. .T-^asu per cent for sixty days.
;i, r~r «•- • for Jiinety days. ';?*'&4 per cent
for four .... *: per c««nt for five and
*<x months an.l 4W'a^ s * I'«r rent for over
the year. Mercantile paper cam* into the
market vlth soi:u- fr^ed'W:. Demand Wl
*.nly fair. Rate*. A\'al, per cent for sixty
•.r.«i ninety «Ja>f nidorscd bills rerelvab c
nrA rhoic?sifr. »«th
cables »j"Oted at 4.B6T»'fi4-SSPr'. demand Pter
i.tic at i.asijetJA aTUI sUO'-da-v Mlla at
<SS*i!p4?3 s «. Phort francs were quoted at
fgs* l«s ."-64 rh<3 short rddtanarta at
HVS-VSSSS Jf-ps :-.TI l^rr>- oflrrinus of ex
fhanceon Par -ir depressed the market for
Cranes but othrr-wis«» the market in the
• ftrm^on was firmer, BhowinK a recovers'
ni M to U. poJrts from the incrniMj? s low
1.-r Cable? were quoted st «.«795914.f714.
d-rnand srerHnp ... 1 Mio@4.sees and ■*»*>':
4iv bills at 64.5J%. Short francs were
r. "J?=: snd short nrmrlis 9i ■.*-.*'/>* ■-"»
vl'us 1-32 ConaMeral>l« alßerttjß acainst pc-
J^tlea ' placed abroad *«re) made, sna
s-rVV to^m in the aopprj of commercial
HUs nas al*o report**.
Bankers' potted rates *gg^ j^^
C-— •« ' : * |*'- '."■■
i>..v Bt.8 t.- reK-hfrmarlai <*"*
Parie. franc* " -^J. " i^.j
• t fra-r* ..- *
fl frafiw S '-IIS?
«^ll«na. ruifctef* • - . . 4" 4 '!•
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Bpslon. oc
discount; Chicago, Re discount: Ban Fran
cisco, sijrht 4r premium. trlepraph ,'jc pre
mium- New Orleans, commercial - c dis
count.' bank 51 premium; Charleston bur-
I-g par. «scllinc 1-lPc premium; Ft I^i'ji^,
■f - premium bid. 10c premium asked: Min
neapolis. *)c premium: Savannah, buying,
S-lGc. <l!scounl . felling par.
BANK Ct,EARINGB - New York ex
chan«*fi HK'.TIB.* l l6i balance* 16.836.31;
Baltimore, exchar.pe* M.<v.?.V:" balances
sj»>37c.- Chicago. rx'-har.ees J47.77P.57? bal
#r^«c $3,561.23*: Boston, rxchances J17,530.906.
baJaseea JCL5^4,€77.
BlLA*raa MARKET— Commercial bar afl
▼ •r. 6SH-:: Mexican diver dollar*. 44e. Bar
« ■•» -in London clcse-J at 8 »d imcnaafM
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. 7; Lisbon.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. — M-xiran er
chance on New York is quoted ax C.Oi^s
FOREIGN FINANCIAL
Lba4b) .Tv - 1 f — Conpols rlos^d \* higher
. t t^i far money «"<* 'or th« account.
Canadian Pacific* advanced "» to 1»». CJrand
Tru.ik v&: u.nehan;f*Nl at 'M'^ an 4 Ana
c- :ica. ■»■£* \:nrhunse<l at ii % i.
"!on.y wis la ...vi demand a~a supply
«-."*
:.'".h cf tii«? nettteraent. Investor? rap
fon- i Uritl h and B«W for»ißT. bonds, bui
Kaffirs ■w«rr- r.fgltcled. Cabber a' i oil
t,::zrt>- oasfu o'.! ea 'ring, while I'ck'.cj
f'ndicates recovered on repurchases.
Asncrleu securities oper.ed Jlmx and <1: r
:-"g- the earl nnaloi advance! on covering.
fit n<jon prl<^s ranpeJ from 3 i To li above
fl .jen Nr»: York offer
rifct- 'cavfc^il a setback «f about a point. A
r^cbie rally fo.Jo'wrd, but t T .Je market closed
l"ai: money in I^or.dor. ZQS^i per cent:
r>-^*>-.i .isrk*! disoonnt rate for Fhort bills.
?*• I*"r cent: lor.^ bill*. S : « per rent: Berlin
«v;s~oi:r.t rate. S*h per pent; Paris discount
rat*. :"«. per cent: Paris exchange on Lon
don 2Z francs 2Js centime; Berlin exchange
t, • ivDndon. 20 'narks ;-, pfennigs. Bar
ROW, 77t M. American eagles. "*:s sd.
I'aris. Jun* 6.— Three per cer-.t rcn'es ••-
<-l-jed 84 c*T.tinj«s to H francs 97H cen
times. Trading was dull on the Bours*.
aVfcizinjj ln#> o'Jtrnme of The American KOV
♦rnmer.t KStt against the railroads.
Be- K. June G.— Trading was q-^iet and
rrirc* w*re rather flrrn on the Boene to-
Cry American terurities Improved.
FERRY COMPANIES.
!jv»l ■ Bat *!,.••;
■afea Fto. 19 » W* ft 29* « * <s
, » j^j 5,.. ;w :o; ' do bor.ili... •» 70
> t;at ~m ir ?♦ W Urioa Ferry. 2& *.'
1-r/rF » *» I <lcl*tM...M P7
'ax MR ** » • i
STOCK PRICES AGAIN MOVE TOWARD LOIR LEVELS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1910.
2»i- ?i Allis-Chalmers Co. Pr ST; 0? t..- w 711 AlSHnr of 17tt IS j l?Vi ! 18 17 113
63.000; —^Amalgamated Copper.. .....(«•» « «f» g Jj* g ffl^ fSl^S^^K^W
mi + U American A *r. Chemical.. « <-. ♦; « .'... i; f™ n K- SI" P*B 8 M iir 145*411454! M4 1t44 1142 14«
i 5.4.V-1V American Cotton Oil **• S&I-SFH -! 4?! « Sn ; T vat «m Enam * StD tWrWi isi i ls^ 1S 1?
. JSSSS feRSS s:£: f3f 3 g5 |X |t £, f » « igS § 3ST^:: S"': P SU » Sfl Sw
: s hzß as s::™: i^ !*^ i » s» I-i li s^w,, ■ w^{ wvt
•*b-: s asas sass iJE: »&» 10l 's" S : >IH l£l SK^fc M»h» « ; -78.
Si^i |Amf>rlcan Tobacco pr : P g^tj^ g nfflir 4 SSSsESOTIJ
100'--^ lAin^rican Woolen 32_ 32 gH m » - 4^!-l p2Snsvlvenia Railroad ... & 130% 1128 128%! 128^ 129
-TV > American Woolen pr MSS S^fgfl i gg 1 4s4 s - S p,opl?> Gas & Coke. 104 104', 1(B>4 Wh
v fi^AgiiS M P^SH is::::::::::: f 4 ! gfi g ffl
msi I . i UsS 1 11 1 1 1
nj9o -1-4 tCbesapeake * Ohio ffj 9, 111 l iHiliHi l|| mm
.Pllisiiiia illlii:^flf:f if
gHKii 1111 BB^wffil
; -; : f™ ! £ jB^ ::;::::::; ' ! k Ss™ Pffi* n - -•> ' : : ft B^"k:::::::B8 &&£ .p |
#- 1 i SSF 1 t vSvr : L 4«V 47^ «2 49 ! i 8»U T '- » Rubber M s,Si::::::::: 75'« !U 75J, 574 76 .
VS-;: ' ?". tC ™^-nn^ H»%Vsfer nr 1^ i» 122 122 121 S - United States Steel pr 115^1115% 114% 114% 114% 114%
-$ ~ iinteSorla Sf~r P I 11U. TIK W»i 10% 104 i»»l «>>: +1 Utah Copper I 43%j 43Ji 41%! 43 j 42fi 43
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. Tota , sg>s f(lr ,„„ day shares compared wlth
Sh'rs ! Svt I " I Actual Sales. I Closing. 1,113,401 abarea for the corresponding clay in 1903.
!!2L d n : l h^ ffi ' la^'inrifl? 1 la^' lasS Total saIPS - Januarj- Ito June 6. Inclusive. 86.1*.37« shares.
M ! l Jr~lFou n rTh Cr yationai:::::::"::::;rS5 jiSS \m 1184 HSS 'i"^ 2 compared with 86.283,644 shares for the same period In 190?.
FINANCIAL MARKETS
Heavy Liquidation in Prominent
Securities.
New low price records for the year
were made by the larger number of ac
tive stocks in the last hour of business in
yesterday's operations, declines from the
high figures of th*» morning running: from
2 to more than 4 points. In the early
dealings covering: of shorts brought
about moderate improvement in the
general level of quotations, as compared
with Saturday's final figures, but the
movement was not accompanied by buy
ing by important market interests, nor
was there any response from the public
as represented by commission houses,
orders for outside account being con
fined as a rule t» sales by people who
evidently believed that under prevailing
conditions cash Tvas preferable to stocks
carried on borrowed money. The selling
in the final trading was heavy enough to
create uneasiness in minor speculative
circles, and the fact that investment
stock came out naturally encouraged
heavy pressure from the professional
bear element, which has made enormous
profits in the markets of recent days.
St. Paul was the leader of the afternoon
break, declining from 126 to 121 in a few
minutes without attracting support from
inside sources. Lack of support from in
terests identified with the various rail
road companies has been one of the most
discouraging market features ever since
the government announced its intention
to prof against the Western railroads
that combined to advance freight rates.
Doubtless the fact that up to the close
of business on the Stock Exchange no
decisive news came from "Washington
regarding the efforts of the railroad
presidents to compel the administration
to accept their view of the railway rate
situation -was the chief factor in turning
the market from a position of moderate
strength to one of intense weakness, as
then was nothing in the day's develop
ments affecting the actual worth of in
vestment securities that warranted liqui
dation. Favorable advices were received
from the Western farm*, but professional
pessimists continued to talk industrial
panic. Efforts to undermine confidence
in business circles are being relentlessly
pushed by speculative man buzzards, un
wittingly encouraged by the imprudent
remarks of quick tempered railroad men,
who because of the railway freight ad
vance injunction proceedings have rushed
to the foolish conclusion that the trans
portation companies are not. to be per
mitted to do business at a profit. It is
absurd to believe that the railroad?,
which probably have been the greatest
factor in the industrial development of
th* United States, which employ millions
of men and upon which so many of our
;-.< nrio depend for their income from
their vested fund, are to become losing
proposition* because the government de
sires to find out whether or not they
have combined to do something which 1?
contrary to law. Final prices in yester
day's stock market were well above the
lowest, owing 10 a resumption of buying
by the shorts In the last few minute* of
trading.
One of the important declines in yes
terday's stock market was supplied by
American Sugar Refining issues, which
suffered a maximum loss of more than
4 point*. Selling of the stocl: came en
tirely from professional interests who
believed that reports from Washington
of government proceeding* against the
company, on the argument that the con
cern ■ operating In restraint of trade,
would bring act investment holdings.
Commission houses, however, reported
no sale* for the account of important in
terest*. If ouch a suit should bo brought
the company, or trust, as It is popularly
l.'.nwr, doubtless in 8 way would wel
come the action, as the result of the
litigation would determine for all tim«
the standing- of the corporation under
th*» Sherman law. The heat friends of the
American Sugar Refining Company will
admit that in the past it has transgressed
the federal laws; but its worst enemies
cannot prove that under normal trade
conditions and with all due regard for
NEW-YORK DULY TRTRTXT TTESDAY. .TINE 7. 1910.
the law it cannot show a large surplus
above dividend requirements. Th'^ only
wonder is why in the past any attempt
srtotild have been made by the company
to increase earnings by violating- the law.
Interests closely identified with the com
pany assert th^t Its assets at the pres
ent time, if liquidated, would return to
the stockholders a sum of money far In
txcess of the current market value of the
capital stock.
In the nineteen years of its corporate
existence, the American Sugar Refining
Company has paid 7 per cent annually
on its preferred stock and a total of
more than I>«2 per cent on its common.
Dividends have not been paid at the ex
pense of working capital, nor have dis
bursements been made which have Inter
fered with replacement work. If the
American Sugar Rclining Company
should dissolve t^-day actual buyers of
the atock at yesterday's lowest quotation
would find a proiit in their operation. It
is interesting to not* that the company
continues to refine sugar at a profit. In
spit~ of the talk of Wall Street bear-?
that it will be driven into bankruptcy.
And the same thing applies to the Amer
ican Tobacco Company, against which a
suit under the Sherman anti-trust law is
now pending in the Supreme Court.
BOND MARKET SALES
30<yi jap 4',» MS! 2000 M X *- T 1«<
Qtw> do 9** 4s 071 4
1000 N V C 4*-s 100-1 do •••••••• V*
1957 .107' i WOO do Rcf 45.. BlVi
2OVV» do .! 107 1000 do 81%
MM do 1917 Nw.lO2 a i 5000 do S P 4V»s 87
1000 do 4s 1937. !>!> ; 3000 «Jo S7'i
40000 do 1989... i*l> 2 >l<v> do S7^
flono do 4Us Rtß.lol I l<vo do Ext 5a..101*a
■ 4090 V & S 3'-2S. J*2V 2500 Mo I' Cvt ss. 94 .
MM do 92 I 10000 do 93 7 i
4<W Allis-Ch s§. 763*1 WOO 51 & O ft T.,
1000 Am TAT j & C Gtd 4? P6
Cvt 4s .... f>C"a 1590 N Rys of II
70"0 rio M I 4'-s M
*WWi do 88%| 2000 d.» P4';
•Hyxyi do M«| 1000 N' V A X 65. 102
IHM do 96%] 7<ji?o do 100
1000 Am Tob 6«.W5V4i 10000 N V C L. S
1000 Armour 4Ks 01% Col 8%a.. BM4
19000 A T & R' r 2000 do M C Col
O«n 4* . oß*i Si-is 79
11000 do !tM , 4(i00 KV'i*■ BL,
22000 do 96%] H & P 55..100i^,
1000") do Cit 68.W7HJ 1000 ri^ 4s . 83V*
3<kVH> do 10« ! MNMO NTN H & H
I 5000 do 107>ii T'fb 68 ISIH
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JW>V> do 105 : 40<v> N V Tel 4Vj,s «7
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5s I<O 4* 89
21000 Cent I, 55... ?>«<V lOo ° Par C Ist Jis.l'tt
I &«•>■•> do M : WOO PT*T5s.. 07
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! K"0O do Fnd .'i. 70 ■ i.s»vw» r w A O 5« 107
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3000 C I) * q Jl *000 St I. I M & ?
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700"i do P5 j R Con .-Ss.. «7'i
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4s . !>2 ' «V"rto do ROs;
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■ C & p V i 4s •. 90
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i 11000 40 ... R-141 SOf-1 do Ref 55.. 9©X
.10000 do 8714.1 6000 do Gold 4«
1 10000 do . . S7\ ! Btl 1 .... *3
■ inonn do ... S7»s! 5000 So r Ist R«f
29^"» do RR 4* 75^ «• . ' 1«.1 «'.
24/ V.i do 75% ymn do '.4..
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4« ..... 84U' ."^» 88% .
10000 G»n r, Da, ' I 2000 do Cl^ ■
5s ... inn I Knto tJ B Rub (to. 1024
2^oo r, T n Dei, r . 13 i 1000 do 10; !
, 40<>0 Hock Vai Ist ! avu) do . . M- l <
<4« I<>iii, 23000 C B Stl S F
8"00 do . Kh)>»| 5s 10.1
l*"» ll] C4b 1932*99 ■ MM do 102t4
IS*"*) int-Mct 44« 754! MOO d.> 102\ I
3Ooi> Jo 7fi%;54000 do ''■'■'■ I
■>•• do : 11>*ioi) Wab R«f A ■
1 "" ( '1" . 78-iJ Kxt 4- ... ««4
3!V>OO .1 , . ;k 7<>oo do .. •••••S
C^"> Int p. T ea.Utii;!cm»-|O do . .... M%
1O"O Hill 101 s il •*«»> do 9*5 1
J ( ""> do lor. 1 700.) do «'"»
1000 X Co El <■ InEMO do . •■"•.'«
Ptprj «4> • BOM Wab P T lit Stt%
MM 1. V. * WUt j ?/nt.> do ?- r >H
M .. 11l I MM ■'■■> Ctf* 37
1000 I. S*M Fo UK..-. do SH
ri«b 4' 02-.! 1000 v *■ Md 4.- . M
MOM do n;\l 3090 WeKhfl F6a B»\4
?.'•>■, in t , tog] P.-i,! |f.«i TV«"«t th 11 i<««»
lOW^li & ••: Gen ' +.»>, do 1...
*»• 112' ii 1000 '\ * 1. v". Ist
3O"Vi do T>.if 4, OS " I Ext f,. I<»2
MOO do BHIJ 19M • <• r.ttt i* >•<
TottJ tal«* oX bondj, I^OsOjOO 1 ).
INACTIVE STOCKS.
! The following were the last actual sales
: and the closing quotations for stocks In
I which there were no transactions yesterday
, on the New York Stock Exchange:
Last Closing.
sale. Bid. Asked.
Adams Express 2.'^> 250 —
Am Am- Cbem pref.... 10"! 1"" '"•"
i Am Beet Sugar pref s»:i 91 $•*
; Am Coal 1» 7.'. '•'"
Am Cot Oil pref 106 ■ 100 107
I Am Dist Tel 20 IS -T°
Am Express 25" 240 260
lAm Hide & Leather.... « •-'■* *»
Am Smelt pref B BS\ SR &*
Am Snuff 299 2^.'. * >p
Am Snuff pref 100 SO l ft '
'Am Tel & Cable 7.'. 71 75
.Ann Arbor 83 -> *2
; Ann Arbor pr^f 70 « '-
I Bait A Ohio pr»f po M 89
I Bktopilaa Mining : '£'•% 2' j '■'•
! Bethlehem Steel 25 25 28
Bethlehem Steel pref... 5." •'•"
Brunswick 10 »*i U
! Buff R & P 99 95 107
Buff X & P pref 12i 1-J0 130
; Buffalo &• Suaq pref 29 — ' 33
Can Southern 67 — fi «
Cent & So Am Tel 11". It 1
t Central of N .T 2«"i 255 29 1
Chic & Alton pref 69 — S*
Chic B & Q 225 2<io —
Chic I & L pref — «*> *'
Chic & Northwest pref. 2o4** 298 210
] Chic Vnlon Tract 21, 2\i -"»
; Chic Union Tract pref.. 7 « "'^i
\ C C C & St L. pref 100 P» 110
I Col & BO Ist pref 77 T « »5 77
i Col & BO 2d prof 76 74 75
in I . & W 560 •""•" e^>
i D V & Ft D 9 B 15
I Detroit United R R •""• - B0 fi«
! D S R i- At l"a t I' It
I Erie M pref 354 ■"- 35
iEians ft T H 50 55 «3
; Evans & T H pref 821J 15 85
: Gen Chem Co ' f>o 90 i™
Gen Chem Co prof '.101 Vi 101 103
i tJranbv Mining: 40 30 l«0
■ Havana Elec Ry M»j — Pi L i
Havana Elec Ry prof.- »« J»7
Hocking Valley pref 101' i M 100
Homestake B6 ** 99
Ingersoll-Rand Co ]05 100 —
Ingerjoll-Rand Co pref. $4%, \>7 —
lowa Central 19% 1« 10
XCFI S & M pref. .74 70 15
I Keok ft. D M k « 9
Keok & D M pref 41 SO * A
Knlck Ice of Chic pref.. 77 «7 76
I^clede Gas pr°f <*s »o i<>o
Lake Eric & \V i.'' IS 17
! Lak" Erie &■ W pref . . . . 52 4« R2
> I/on? Island *;-.: «2 *D
Mackay Cob pref -<\ 75' 4 "•»
Manhattan Beach 8% 3 ft
■ Maryland Coal pref .. . jy> 50 >•
! Mm &■ St Louis S'J', ?S 3?
M A; St L pref 6S &S 884
I M 8 P & S 8 M L L... M »7 KP'j
■ Nash ft Chatt 130 120 129
Nat Irani *•. gtpg . .. .*.">'-., SB f>s
New Cent Coal fi2'» SO 90
N V C A- St L lot pret.lOO\ 100 110
NTC4St I. 2d pref.. 95 »5 . 90
N V Dock S3 " 88
Korf & West pref 90 00 pr.
Ontario Silver. L" •■ \ 2 l i
Faclfl'- Coast . . ...11l 104 llrt
Pacific Coast l?t pref...l<V. S5 110
Pacific Coast 2d pref... 112 104 it"
Pac Tel * Tel pref «>« 00 100
Peorfa & East. 22% m 24
P C C ft. St L pref 115', 11° ll«i
Pitts Coal IS 17 IS
Pitts Ft W & ChIc.VY.I73U 16?' i —
Quicksilver :■('?, I 34
| Readincr Ist prof M in 91
■ Ren? & Sara 200 1!>o '
Rome Wat & Os& . 12lVi 120 1224
, Rutland R R Co pref. 30 25 30
St L * S F Ist pref. •;.- 62 67
Bt L&S F C&E I ctfs pf.HSVj t?>
StL&s? F C&E I cfs new. 61 BO 96
Sears-Roebuck, pref 121 Vi — 1234
Sloss-Sheff Stl i I pref.lW IK 133
So R R M * O rtfs »6i, SI 85
• Third Aye X R . . .">' ; 54 fl
I.'n Bag & Paper 7 T » 7 » S
United Dry Gooaa pref.. ion "'4 I 0*!I 0 *!
United Ry Investment.. 34 32 35
United Ry Invest pref. ■ 82 •?! fi."
United Cigar Mf» pref 196 104 103
I" S Express l'"«H 100 114
U B Realty &■ Imp ... ■ 71 Hi 70
U g Rednc S cc '' v * <■> *<
U S Rednc « Ref pref.. 18 15 20
i Vandalla r p. . . =? ,r.
, Va-Car Chfrn prof. 12' 122 13
Va iron C & C . . ?s «o
Vulcan Dettnning pref.. 74 o% , 70
" ett Maryland pref • • 70 87 WJ,
■ TVeat Mfg Ist pref . 11l I>">i \y t '
traeel & L E. 44 ? 4
"Tie-i * L E Ist pref . ■ 94 « 10
Wis ' ■-•->• : 4?"-^ 4* M
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnlsb?<i by R. I* Pa- & Co . No. 37 Wall
street.)
Tune 4. June 6. ; .'u:.o 4 June 6.
Bos & A1b. '222 222 ! '"'a: & Hecte.sso Blfl
Boston E1...127 1 i 127 Centennial M lfl 15
Pitchbg pf.l2S 128 C P.ang* M.. (53H t24
NY NH AH. I.V 130 I Franklin Miv II 1 11
• •••1 Colony. .18S 187 1 Granbj kill . 38 3*14
••.' E st Ry. S7 i 874{)Casa Com m t'.» <?'»
do pref *1024 1"1 j Mohawk Mln 4h';i 484
Mass El Cos 184 lfiHINo Btrtte .. 31 394
do pref. ...*S3 »824 1 Oaceota Mm. I.V. 130
Am Pneum. "' 5 IOW Domln M 34 83* i
do pref.... 16 It* Parrot Mht. . 'x'« 14
Am Tat .1884 132 Quiney Mln.. 7««* 74»i
New Fng T.UU 1" : * ! Tamarack M. 4!> M
West t* T 154 1-14 wolverine M.112 112
do pref . Sri M 'U S Stne!t«n 39% r.o'i
Un Ph<v> M. «T4 «7 I do pref.... 4f> 49
do pref.. 2S> 89 U - Oil ... 34 »i ::4*
Arcadian M. '• -\. Haas Gas ... 814 «1"»
Atlantto M.. «'■» •»** do prof 00 JV)
Shannon M. 10' i I<> j Utah 20U 21
Unit ?Vult..l9a i!* l 1
• ■ iked
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
Ilid.As'.ied.l BKLAabad.
Am LA- T -.-77 »1 •>•' An, lit Si 994 i"i
do pref M 3 105 '->V ft ER.'.«.102 lO4^
«-H!nc ft 5s . o.'> 100 i *" io '' ""■ . ''"' ion
•C U<; C».. 100 1«2 t r -" *P <; •■• *'• 92
C•; N J os. »2 !>7 *'" ctJ 5b ■ M I'" 1
Denver Gas. l r -" I Standard 90
do :>s. . . M M 1 do an ' .99
,! ,p 1 C.i..l<*» — *8: -' -i«» *»• - <r » :..•,
• F., Ul c Bs.lOß 10*1 »StPO c m 9a. 100 107
In.l Gas • I'" ■-■'• i2L * T 5. . . *» •»
Jack <; .-.. SS M 81 P <.a« :.- :•, ■• ,
•X ROt«:. :»> lW ' > r " O lat »s.ionii i«
• M(W» Ist «s. '■: - IK I- r ■ P ■• . «5 10
Mutuiil .130 — i
•And interest
- ••: OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
An irregular movement was shown in the
market for outsMe securities, although tne
fluctuations for the most part were with
narrow limits. Trading was moderately
active and pretty evenly distributed. Tner*
was a fair Inquiry for the silver Issue?,
which ruled firm. The copper stocks, how
ever, were generally heavy on moderate
off«ringi. Butt«? Coalition, after a lops or
*4. recovered slightly. Greene-Cananea was
down 's Ray Consolidated was a fraction
hettpr. Goldfleld Consolidated was in good
demand and steady. .Union Mines Improved
a fraction on moderate dealings. Kay « en
tral and Ely Central develop"! activltv on
inside purchases. Ohio and Davis- Daly
were firmer. In the industrial list trading
v as comparatively qui^t. with scarcely any
: price changes. Chicago Subway on small
offerings fell to a new low record at -.
Eonds were dull and unchanged.
INDUSTRIAL. .
Eales. Op»n. High. Lo*. Last
2Am T0bacc0.... 421 421 421 421
8.000 a i Nat OH.. N .. 5 5 3
6JO Georgia D C 0... B!i Pi\ ■"''♦ •'"■»
I.OnO Int Rub Tr cts. 21 21 20 1 * 21
4. 7oo.* Januarv 0i1.... 15 « »1 47 4!>
2..*>00 'July Oil 35 •'•-"• » 35
3.000 Mays Oil 10« 121 1"* 115
l.« 00 •PaJtrw Oil 140 I*o 13T4 l?T-j
4 Standard 0i1.... 620 620 62« 620
I.soau ? Llsrht &H. II 1 * II 1 * If 1 J3
500 do rref -', 7'« 7-» .*
RAILROAD.
.«.<■¥? Chic Sub-way... 2-« 2 1 * 2 t
MINING.
l"0 *Ars?ntum 3% -"H "'■> 3-4
I.ooo 'Bovard C0n.... I " 8 *
80 Braden Copper.. 4 ♦ i ♦
I. 1 "-"' Bradshaw IS I s IS 13
500 Brit Col Copper si **i ■'•'i »=»
TOO But te Coalition. 18 W li'» » « ">
100 Canadian Mine=. R • « *
1.000 ":-a-l«a. 51 92 M 9*
.• .Via .-hi no rr, rP . . II 1 * 11 ■* '' n '* 10 . T * I
5..W) 'Cobalt Centra!. 6'i 7'» 6W J
I.7oo 'Com Fraction.. SO B &°.. 6 T .
500 Con ArlzSm... 1T » ' T « ',» •»
100 Davir- -Daly Cop. II 7*7 * 1"* 1'? }<•
«,300Ely central -J 1 ,t* '
7.000 'Ely Con 50 95 M 6 3
800 El Ra-o r.^, ..A |Ji 3;*
POO First National.. •-•*♦ 3*4 SH »
ao,)Glla Copier.... •">■: •' B » £1? 52
xnoGfroux «;» 7 ' «'« JJ
4,000 Go!dtl«M Con ... *% v • *•* 5*
1..V"0 •Oreenwater ... "'; OH ?, _ a .
800 Green^-Cananea "■» 7-» _^ -4 •♦
Harcuvar Cop.. •" '■ S3 -■■• H
son Hustod 77 7S . ••_ »2
r.'X> In?piration Cop. 7 •■* *, I~
fiOOK>rrLake «'• *•:« *,' !5
SfjOLa Rose Con . . « » 4'^ 4 A *p
1.100 Little Miami. ... -"* 2fj -,« *2
■700 Mcx MM&-. 8 > -> •- *J3
Miami Copper.. 2O'i C«V* J» ♦ ™* \
TOO 'Mines Co of A. 99 5 jj% H
«nr> «McKlnley-Dax. 36 99 98 BB>
IMNevaii.i Bm. '« >• I" T * ■
600N'ev-U M & S.. '• H * * fl ?
4,800 NtplfoiriK M Co. 11% 11 « «*• 'i
4.i'O<'> Ohfo Copper Zff -,« 2 « *.
• 550 Pac Smelter*... A „J? o^* „ 3
fiO" Precious Sletala 2 -« * „=
1? o<»> •Rawhide Coal'n 24'» » -*^» -•„
TtaTvhido Queen. A3 •■■■ •* •2.
! 6 000 Ray- Central.... -24 «» 2-. -ft
169 Ray Con 1«^ t _• ; ? 'A «v
»vvtß»d "Warrior... 2 -■? - - v
:;i«>si^irt •» ♦■ 4 T»
1 .000 •Tramps Con... 5- a. V ',-
Trl- Hull ion .... H T* .* ,1*
.Vmi T'il.iro3a I* \\ l * ..* A,*
3*o TuMumne Cop.. •■>*» ■;,» *}• *■*
2.000 Union Mines... . »*-i ]?» I* **»
• ».000*Cn Pac Cobalt. 5, » » ;,,
009 United Copper-- 5* |* »J n
9.000 •United Rico. .. 94 >'\ •» \^
V>o Yukon G Mine?. 4U «'• 4*4 * 478
BONDS.
12.500 Braden Cop to. AM* 100*; 100»* 109 *
•Sell* cents per share, f Oddlot^
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
in a wild final two hours of trading on
the Consolidated Exchange the sales were
n^Hhrr^no^s^flL^n^rrof^P
loss orders with sales of stock forced on
hv the professionals caused a ess*
wca v notaWe. *-> Bharea sellto* at^
Irt) shares at 146% and 1-X> shares 1 ai r 1*»'«.
sWalone totalleVl 100.350 shares touched
a. low of-7»'i. against 74'j on the other
board The rally at the. close revealed a
lare- short Interest, which was nervous
reeardinsf the possibility of favorable <le
velopments at the meeting In .^ashington
of President Taft and the railroad preal
dents"and it bid vigorously for stocks. De
tailed operations follow:
STOCKS.
a , c « . Open. Hl«*. I"" I^.*, t
13,3«V»Amal Copper... 94% « .«* **■*
180 Am .Beet Sugar. 32% 32 i ••- s • -^.
2fO Am Car & Fdry W * 53% W% W*
10 Am Cotton Oil. 60U 60* ?»» *'£
■OAraHt L pref S4H 35% 34JJ o4^
19) Am Ice a* -- -}^» «, •»
170 Am Locomotive. 42 *-';» 41 v 41
10.430 Am Smelting... 74 -j .4., •-,* »*
1.350 Am Sugar t»*H »$* U* * Uf» 4
2» Anaconda Cob. " 40i t 41, J»* » ■
' 150 Bait & Ohio . . 1 JO* 111 11. • "OH
970 Brooklyn R T.. 77 .•> •••;* '?,f
lf M% Central Leather 35»* M, 34 * So,*
930 Ches & Ohio . . SIT* Mi •»» .'^ :
lOChir «it West... 2« 2« -25- ;»
3.440 CM& 3t P....126* 12. 121Jl 1--,
BJOCoI 1-"u<-l & 1... .".4 ■4.4 •-,' ■:-,■*
l.OTOConeol Gaa ...ir.?,-, 1335 33 T y > *?SiJ
aOCom Prodncta.. 14 7 » H7%H 7 % I+** M •
210 Den X- X 0.... •'Ut »S «* i^, J
2"> do pref 76 s * 77* .« 5*5 * jhi ♦
70 Di« Securities.. 2*', 28 »■ »
880 Eric 2« 26 25' i *54
350 Gl North pref..l29 12y*i 12« : 12n'i
2601nt-Met 18U I*' ? 1 « *» ]i*»
4^ do cref 49 : * 49* 4*s 4S><»
20 Int »er Mar pC IS 18 "18 M
50 Kan City 50.... W% 32 31 ; 31
220 Mo X & Tex... 3§?| 88% 37 * 3.'^
236 M0 PacnV 65 343 4 6*'» 94H 64»*
170 National t-ead.. 72' i"C ♦ 71»» .1>
1.450N V Central.. ..ll4 * lit 3*3 * 112 1 * 112*4
160 X T Ont &- *ft\. 43'^ 43 43 43
2T> Sort & West... »'i 99% 99»4 Wi
440 N0r Pacific ....128% 124 122 122 'z
10 Pacific Mai' ... 23 * 23% 23\ 2-<H
2,900 Pennsylvania ..130S 130»i 12hS 1CS"»
40 People's Gas .104% 10» 3 » 1"3'» V>3'*.
10 pressed St'l Car 83 83 S3 "2
70 R-xay Springs . 32? i 38 32 32%
440 Readir 162 162»» 14^!i 14?*»
■30 Rep Steel 2^i 2*'-» 28% - ftl a
S?oßock Island ... 3!>*t ¥> 38»4 89%
s.4fiOSouth Pacific... 118% 1U"« 115% 117
I<V» South, Railway. 24 T » C".> 24'» 24'»
21. 7A0 Union Pacific ..l^«» 4 l«f>*i 1*U«« 191
,WU S Rubber 37^ 37'» 36»» 89%
100.350U S Steel 77 ! * '7 ! , 74 1 * 'X
inn do prel 11* •* 11.".*, 114* 11**4
90 Utah Copper 43 43 42 *'-
810 v a Car Chem.. 5*% r.;>'^ r>7"« .'•7 4
Wabasri in IP 1«U I*- 7*7 *
60t^ do rref ... 41 »■: 4'»'% 4O:
»West Union ...«." 93 93 «■;
31 T\>;t >W . c 43"i 43*4 4-; : 5
211.300 Total sale?.
BONOS.
$4%v> Wabash Ref 45. 67 «7 «T «7
MINING.
800 Atlanta 11 11 .11 .11
300 Belmont 17*4 3 "7 ; i ." 1 ..."?7'» 3.37'»
9DO Comb Fraction ,»2 .52', .52 .92Vi
300 Goldfleld Con*. B.B7 'i 8.374 B.3T?i 5.37 : .
l.OO^GoMneld Pai?v .'"» .0« Ofl .<M
2.O«V»JIm T>ut!er ... .28 ->'j .28 .2SM
1.000 Jambo Ext ... .21 .21 .21 .21
300 Mexican 1 .<*> 1.00 or, P7-i
200 Montana :>7 '.7 97 .91
6<> Tonopah S. 2.'> 8.23 5.2-i 8.25
40OTonopah Ext.. 90 90 M M
1 Tramps . .08 .05 OS 98
300 west EStI 67 .•" ".•; .87
7.OM> Total sale?.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
I (Furnished by J. Thomas Relnhardt. *:" 39
Proad street. Kew York. mat No. M D9vcn
shlr» street. Boston.)
High. I/>w. Last
Ahmeek I.TO 1.99 l.«o
j Arizona ft Michigan tS ♦". 4.">
Arirp« rich's. .*>-j ,vi 53
Bay State Gas -J7 3 2S
Bohemia 7% «", 71,
Boston Ely 2rV 3 3
Cactus Dei 2M .-, 21-!2 1 -!
Calav»ras '• "."4 '■■, 2 «
I Calomel Corbtn 5t M 54
Champion ............. 6 : ft
Chief consolidated ... I', 1 -, i«,
Ctitao ... IK, io« t io\
Cortez Mlnei , ? ! 5 2-3 2t2 t
Corbtn Copper 7 «7, 7 '
Dominion Syndicate 10% u\ inv 4
First National Copper.. r,\; 3,*, .-.^
Inspiration - , If, 7 7"
Live Oak 20 . n' 4 |»*4
Massachusetts Coal • 70 <v 93
Majestic «a M .*,«
Nat. Mir Exploration.. 2* 25 ""5
New Baltic r 7 .-
Nevada Douglas . J«, ; 2
Oneco '.", 2*i 2 T »
Raven Mining -44 tr. 4-
Rawhide Mining »', •> »
San Antonio ($1 paM>. 7 7 7
I Sr-.attu.-k Arizona . . •_■.*> 53 js
South Lake.. -. - r.
Southwest Deyelopmeni . v " .■;',
Vulture 914 5 »i,
Turiia 8.". ■ 9fi
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
(Reported by Clinton '"illt^r'. No. 2 Wall »tre»t.i
Bid. Asked. I Bid \«i «1
Alliance n. IIS 120 |ij»«r t1 * t 2*5 Cft)
Am Surety. 22» 22241 Un.-oln . 140 14.1
Aator .-Jis 3*5 *|T> Ul Lv T. 399 315
Pankers' ... •■!«> 710 I Manhattan .. .":s »i»%
HA: M G... 240 250 Mercantile .. 74«>
Rroi.,i^, .. 11.1 1H Metropolitan. — 99J
Brooklyn .. 42.'. - >!>: Bond., lift 117
Caroectc ... 129 ISO Mumal l.io —
Caa Ob of A 120 140 Vut Alliance , IS2T.
Central ....1«HH) 1035 Na.nau ... 175 1*,% "
Clip "Invert. «i» 72 | Nat Surety.. 390 _
do pref... 105 115 |STI, I * T.llOO US)
Citlaefla ... 149 148 N V M.v S. 2f<: 2H
I Colunibla .. 300 -'••■'• N V Trust.. 948 tcv
Com'weaith. 150 —- (Teojije's .... 299 ::•*>
Commercial 120 127H Co Mt«?e. lln — j
Empire Tr. . i'OO .".I" '•<<■■ ■- Co . . II." -_
Kquitable .. 4M » mi | Realty Aaao. IIS 12" I
FI. 9. T. 17.V> 177-. . Savoy ]<«> MI ;
Flatbuah .. 20<> 220 I Standard .... 400 410
Frankl;:) . . _'2'» 239 Title O&■ T. — r*C
Fulton ->> — IT lof S Y. . 148, I.V.
Fide;|«v ... 299 510 JTr Co of Am ■••4.. 3SO |
Guaranty .. 800 v ■ in lon 136«» 1373 j
i.iiai.iiH,- .. — ■ 175 'm Htatf». . . V£Z, |«so j
llamiiton .. 270 590 If - Casualty 213
110-nc Trust - lis Ufl M • T. * 7 ' 4Si
Hud Realty 110 _ |»i; fTIUI 110 19a
Hudson . . 170 133 |v« n Nonlen. - c.-^ I
Inl ilka •or 110 Washington.. 3T.'. _ .
Kinj» C 0... ;«"■.-> - \v«iuh*tt«r.; I.*^ '— " !
Knickerbock 318 aM - ft 1 rA M I*. . 170
L*» Mt;... 242*r241 ,VMnd*or .... 12« 130 '
1 «N»»
KNICKERBOCKER
TRUST COMPANY
fifth Avc. 6- 34th St.
Lenox Avc. fr 125 th St.
Transacts a Genera! Trust Company Business.
Issues Letters of Credit.
Accepts Management of Real and Persona! Property,
Collecting Income and Remitting as Directed.
Safe Deposit Vaults at A!! Offices.
CAPITAL-SURPLUS
nr. posits
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING.-ror*i*n houses
were not active in the, local stock market,
their sales and purchases being: about even
ly divided.
V'OPPFR TRADE CONDITIONS -Sell
ers report the copper market qiUetbut firm
at last wick # s closing prices of lT,c to Me
for elc-trolyUc. thirty days' delivery. de
mand continues good, in this country
a temporary slackenintr of the interest
foreign buyers. Pending: the month y *ta
tistirs which will b^ made public Uedncs
d£-'no price changes of Importance are ex
pected. Lak* is dull: Or Is 5^ ted for car
load lota and a slight •*•*"*. 'Ti m l"i£
price for cmelter lots. P J^™*\ 9 .****£
stocks in this country as of June 1 to »n^
a slieht increase, with a good UKei.noon
fhatfhe world's "deliveries. •durlnfth. month
will about break even with production.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SELLS
NOTES.-Th* Weatinghouae E'ectrl.- Com
pany has sold to Kuhn. Loeb &£ ° *?
i4ue of K000.090 three-year •> per cent note?
toTefund an issue of JJ,«O».O0O « per cent
notes coming due hi August Th r (ri " £
notes are being offered for ""bwnption at
par. The balance of the. maturing Issue is
to be paid off in caah set aside at the time
of r^oganization. and this will •.-«*» 1 for
slishtly more than C.000.0W. The new issuft
is secured by deposit of the same. collateral
that is behind the maturing obligations.
AUTOMOBILES A ND BOXDS.-In : their
June bulletin Spencer Trask & Co say m
reference to the current lack of unhtr.a.
demand for bonds: Our people. never of a
particularly economical disposition. have
been carried away by the automocile craze,
and thousands are running cars wno can
not afford to do so without mortgaging
property, while thousands of others are
now investing in motors who formerly in
vented in bonds. It is calculated that up
ward of $300,000,000 will be absorbed by the
automobile industry this year, which rep
resents the interest on about two-thirds or
our entire prospective crops of the present
year. This Is a phase in our political econ
omy which deserves more consideration
than is usually given to it.
NEW WELSBACH STOCK.—Stockhold
ers of the "Welsbach company will meet on
June 15 to vote on a proposition to '"create
the. capital stock of the company $2.000.«.««).
The new stock will be 7 per cent cumula
tive preferred, and of the proposed new
issue J1.225.000 will be offered at once for
subscription at par to the stockholders, tne
proceeds to be. applied to the liquidation 01
the company's floating debt and the pur
chase of the Camden County Land Com
pany. The United Gas Improvement Com
pany.' of Philadelphia, has underwritten the
amount of stock proposed to be issued at
this time.
DETROIT. TOLEDO & IRONTON-— The
New York Trust Company announces that
It has received payment of the coupons
due December 1, on the general lien and
divisional tirst mortgage 4 per cent gold
bonds of the Detroit. Toledo & Ironton
Railway Company, together with accrued
interest on the same for the holders of
bonds deposited -with it under the protec
tive agreement of December 1. last, and it
is now prepared to pay to the holders of
its certificates of deposit $20 M on each bond
on presentation of certificate.".
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.— New York,
wanna & Western, quarterly 1' 4 per
cent, payable July l; Morris & Essex Rail
road, regular semi-annual .'i ! a per cent, pay
able July 1; the Buffalo Mines Company,
regular quarterly 5 per cent, payable July
1. and an extra 3 per cent, payable August
13, and Chicago & Eastern Illinois, regular
quarterly 1'- per cent on the preferred,
payable July 1.
NTPISSINa DIVIDEND.— The director?
of the Nipissing Mines Company bar« de
clared an interim dividend of 5 per cent.
The meeting for regular dividend action
will be held on June .0. The company
has paid 6 per cent regular and .''; per
cent extra since last October.
AMALGAMATED COPPER REPORT
Earnings Equal Almost 4 per Cent on
Capital Stock.
The report of the Amalgamated Copper
Company for the year ended April 30. in*.
shows net earnings of $5,963,963. equal to
3.87 per cent earned on the *153.88T.900 cap
ital stock, against 2.31 per cent earned in
the preceding year. After dividends* there
wm a surplus of $2.5»5.210. compared with
$55^.322 In 19""!?. with cash on hand and cash
assets at th" close of the year of $3,079,314.
In his report to stockholders John D.
Ryan, president of the company. speaking
of th» consolidation plan involving sub
sldtary * companies, rays in part:
"The Anaconda Copper Mining Company,
taking over 'he going business and all of
the assets of the various companies, will
have In its treasury approximately C 0.000
.-000 in cash and quick assets in excess of
current liabilities, and therefore will be
In position to take care of its increased
business with every advantage that cornea
of being in a strong financial position. In
addition to the mining and smelting prop
erties it will have coal mines with a iargs
present production, with very large area*
of proved coal sufficient for its needs for
a very long time, and will have a. timber
supply that at the present rate of us*
will not be exhausted for more than fifty
years."
The report states that although th« mar
ket for copper metal has been low in the
last twelve months, the consumption has
increased to a point nev»r before readied
and whil» th« production is quite large at
the present time and promises to continue
so. it f%" nt Hk-lv that at an >- -in- in the
near future the returns will be less for
the metal produced than they h».ve b»e n fa)
in€ year just c!o««»d.
BANK STOCKS.
j (■asottsi by Clinton Gllb-rt. No. 2 WM »tre#t >
} Bid Ask?d. l r,,, .-v-j
'America . . . «2O - 1- tim V - ' As^* 1
An Exrh .. 235 242H leffari iS m
A-Jd-ibon N. 100 105 LlSrtv S "
i Bronx Bcr.. SOO . - |M 9n », a , Crt ' T^ *£
Bror.x Nat. i>> ->w 1 « T , ., . _.-„,• w» »
; Bowery .... 375 _ M-h &M V ->« *S
Batch tD. 140 145 MfrcntllJ m V*)
si.? sis ii ■ :
Chatham .325 335 Mutual n ~ZX £1
fell I I^^i S
t.omm*r^. . 210 312'- 'v V ConniV »."»> ""
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C©m Ex^h. . S3) r.cs K-4 vj, ==3
r- •- 110 ji% r,,;.,. M 9
Fidelity ... IKS 175 I Par' T^t **
First v. . . 00c) W3 r'o'pl^, "■ J^ •
Frith Nat. aoo .-».> ■ h/n, ' ••■••» iH>
Klftn v - a; 2»9
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Gotham Nai 130 _- !?1, 3rl •• '^ —
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS
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Third Avc. Gr 148 th S^
$8,900,000
$33,000,000
A>-DBEW 3. MeCOIOIACK. .A^v^i
REGULAR AVCTZOX SAIX a* - J
STOCKS AND BOiffij
By ADRIAN H. MULLEB * jgi'
OFFICE NO M WTLU»Ji ST *
Wednesday, June S. 191.
at 1230 o'clock, 1- «i 9 *
EXCHANGE SALES2OOST
yOB , 14 AND 19 VESET 3TR£^
BY ORDER OF EXECTTCaSL** "
lT'-i !^9. Pottter & Strrnrj* O).
30 sh». Columbia Stj-mlt^ Co.
2 shs. Murray Hill Ear.k.
2 shs New Jersey State R!«* askscU--.
9J9H Building Trades SBaplovars Jktm.^
c. Bond. ~-*M-j
«0 sbs. Pitts.. Ctnn.. Chic & St. ■-«aa 1 J
PT'M. "^S.^
ft *hs. Pitts. Ctea-i Chlr. * St. Lenta*
Pratt *5j
BT ORDER OF TP-CSTESS.
V* eh*. Powleson La-" 1 <fe BulldtncCa. •,. *m
15 shs. Po-s»leaon L»m<l * B'il!<lir» Co. ««?•
JlA..<». «tate of North Carcltn* t^, b<j, A
ham R. Ti:,. Ap!.. IS6», eeuwa*
|.VWf) state 0? North Carol!r.a 6", Bij.
Debt*. Jaa : . l<+'-' coup«» ca. *H
JIO.OOO State of ArkAnsas 7~, Pig. e>a. j
Arkansas Cent. F. R.>. a?L. U^"J
pons on.
tls. Stat* cf Arkansas 7% Bis. (Lftc. bJ
Pine Bluff * New Orleans R. n, "L?
1%73. coupons on. • *
J19.000 Indiar.apoiis. Decatur * TVestsaiw
Si Mt?. Bf!s-. Ctf. of I>p. ™
$5,000 Indianapolis. t>ecatur A xr.j-j^ v
Income Mrg. Bds.. Ctf. of "-5. sjj,
Scrip. . ..*"
FOR- ACCOUNT OP* WHOJf IT HAT COSC&
291 aaa Pettier & Styn'- Co. "^
l'T-j »hs. Pottier & Stymus C<x '-'i
SSC,L"OO Mobil* A Ohio H. I:.. St. LcuJj •«
Ist Mtjr. Gold *s. 1931. *
23 Bi-.8. 4th National Bank. ' -
JjO.oO> Illinois C'ntral K. R.. Chit, gf r_:
an
5 -* SJ-tropolitan T* M Co. ' **•
in* shs. Mobile Light & K. n. Cr>.
c 5 ct all the rlsht, tit!- an<i '— <t «f
kind. n-.rr:--' natur..- and *»erlse»
V. H. raaawaa Harry V. y.j^.
and V. 11. Vounjrrnan * Co.. a ig
th^ Islfl Royaie Coal Co.. Lialtiti
its property, assets ar"i stork.
R sirs. Wright's Indian X^zur&kln Pill Ca
$I.""0 Detroit. Toledo & Tronton R-»ar Cs
Mt?. 4 z~" BM.. 10>x.\ Febr-y, I3n«; 3
M on.
$l,ort> Detroit. Toledo & Irrmton -!•*«?.€■
Mty. 4'i<-, Bd.. IW. rabrf, UlCs
pon on fT. C. €!tt »
5 shs. Seaboard National Bank.
2T» si ■ National Ban . of Corr.E«rc9.
l<> .n- 10th Ward Bank.
?10,000 <;r»at ■Western Power Co. In VI
Fund 4A-year G"!-i Bd?.. 1144 .
1.15.000 Michfzan Tnt'ed R*ay Co. '.« 1
Mt?. 30-year >; Go!.i -.■-.- :? 133,'t
r>i". coup«jr.a 01 •. .;
I«ft sha. Hudson Companl-s Ffi.
■ a 5.999 Ruftalo. Rrv-hestpr * PiftiSsr* %•
Con. sit?. 4'.;^ R«S9tit Ct*. !«:.
91.900 Chic. St. Loui-s & Xex -l*an»l
Con. Mr?. ZTi, Rejßtd. B"n<}. ISSI
1 00 «h». Texas & Facif!.- R'way Co.
liirt shs. South. & Fa<-ifti: R. R. Cat nssss.
S0» ?hs. Wabash R. R. Oft rcirnon.
999 aba. Columbus & Ho<:king Coal 4 la :
c rt mm*>n.
?10,'-»» '""ftlurnhMi g.- Kookinff *"ca! 4 Ltj '
Coll. Trust Fund <>>M Bp.rJ
itv.'iS. July, 1»I'». mupcrs aßachet
5 «hj. Hamilton Bank of N Y.
$3.W0 Per« 3larqu«tJe R. R. Coil. Tna
Tf>23.
(»•»■> r-htras-> Si Ncrt>i 3OdUsaa R. Kill
1331.
T sh». Milianlri A- Meta's Nat oral Ed
I<V> sh9. Adams Kat"""* '*°
1<» shs. Well*. Fargo £■ C".
COLUMBIA j
TRUST
[DMPANY
I 135 Broadway, New YorkOj
Capital. - • $!,0(M
Surplus & Profits, !,500,C4
■ Officer* of the Company \ves!f?
I preciate an opportunity to pr«£
j the advantages of naming the Tr^
I Company as executor cr tra*
. I under wills whether thr amctct"
!be devised is large or >rna:l. , j
* :.
Central Trast Company of Infl
54 WALL STREET
CAPtTAL »*« SURPLUS - tISJC&
<of wild 5i 7,000.000 Ms nil mm
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.^.
STATF. ok SEW YORK. ] _ ""
Offie- of the S?cr*tary of s?t9f«. ! "
This certificate, issued sa iup't I "***-
i"rtir>s that Goll * rr>.. a don'SW^
<r>rppr<»f'^n. ha* rt!e-i \n t»vs "ffc« "V*?*
day of Jun<». 7!>U». papers for the
solution of s'ich corporation nrAer **^
of tl-e General Oorpora-:on Ij». a?-'-
p . ar- tl-.t*r°fron that s-j'.-*? corpocStiGfl •»■
1 pli'd -witi: said socticn. in order '■<> -'-^
Witn»s.- my hand arV? th« »?i! ef •S-fj
Secretary of S:a'e. at ti« &***
fScsl.l b.uiy, QtlM Srn day Of ■a ■*£
sari r.'r.* haadrtd Bod ««>H*
fF. FE>TNELJ. h Deputy r»cretary cf 53^-^
COLLATERAL TRUST MOTES
CF\irr:'.»h«d by 5-wart-»-rj» 4 AffjwwOt*
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECU"»^J
(FurnUhed by Williams. >UOanr.«B ,
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