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Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York
28 Na«au Street
: Capital - $5,000,000.
Surplus - 18,000,000.
Fifth Avenue Branch
514 Fifth Avenue
I oaoon Branch
33 Lombard St.. E. C
I
WE OFFER.
AND RECOMMEND
internal. Nickel Ffi Stock
. TO NET ABOUT
Particulars and Trirr Cp«n Application.
S. H. P. PELL & CO.
Members New York Mack Kxchanc'-.
I>ca'ers Jn trrlls'.ed & Insrtjvt- Secum'.ef.
Tel. 7"?65-6-T- - -9 Hanover.
43 ■.-.<=! PI. New York.
U'i\>TKl>
t©o AMERICAN PIANO COM.
19* AMERICAN fOAI in.. 11
IM bi'bbbr CfOons mix. PFI».
100 KtTBBKit GOOD* 3in;. com.
25 iVCiFK MAM 1 \< II RINO
»EN->EN CUICIJiT
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
I'eiiers 1n Unlisted and Inactive Securities of
B?llro»i<i3 and Other Corporations
<n the T7ri't<:'d Sta««« Red Ijlse* here.
30 BROAD STREBT. NEW YORK.
Ttl r.140 to 615S Broad. Inclusive.
SrmnCh O3ct, 50 CONGRESS *T.. BOSTON.
Telephcnee. '-■.".4^- 1 -i".4 ■ Fort HMI.
TY'. »•» telephoneg bet'mrrn New Tork ard Kost^ti.
Lawyers Mortgage Co,
Bond a Mortgage Guarantee.Co.
Guaranty Trust Co.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
< imn r.iutcßT.
B Wall St.
•852 »910
lav B. Colgate & Co.
S6 Wall St.. Km York
VF MBFRii » > Hi iEN T
TC. T. MOCK EX. BOM».
Edward B. Smith & Co
Bankers
•Philadelphia New York
nwii' rOK rvroi«.%Tio>
ON THE
PORCUPINE GOLD CAMP.
WARHEH, SZQWSKI I COMPANY
MEMBEHe TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE,
NEW YOltK. -'.-> IIROAD *T. TORONTO.
Offices connected by direct v if-.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CQNIPfiNY
DlVintM> NO. 13.
A apartexi] dividend of One I>olUr and
FIDj fort* rSIJOI per share, betas the fif
tecntb dividend on the Common Capital stock
<-.f •:.! Company, IHil- ■r, <:•■• '■■•-' payable
4ul.t 1, 1910, to the bou-rr* of IM»id«-D<l ar
runt >■««. IS. ai.i.'i"i to certificates repre»en*
■.c ju'-h stock, upon presentation «nd biutcu
(tr of fjc:- Warrariie 10 the undersigned
Treasurer, at tin offlce of the Company, 120
froat.'- N^tv York.
\\. K. VAN DEVCXTCn Treasurer.
N'i- York. May IC. 1910.
47TH CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND
LjWTQlfi TITLE TV-rK»XCE AND TRCSI
COMrAXT.
100 Broa>i«av, .Ncsv York.
June Sth. 1910.
A oTiloeß4 rf Thrcr- per -'•nt (3.ci on the
c*j>;»a! Mock of this Company has been de
clared this day, payable July l^t. 1010. Trans
fer - books tvill J^ clwed on Wednesday. June
15th. »•. 3 P. M., ana rc-ojieaed on Saturday.
fly 2. Xt 1>« A. M
AKCIIICAIiD POBBES.
Treasurer.
YI"KON <.<>! I» rOMPANV.
'..V, Broadway. New York. June "rid. 1010.
DIVIDEND NO. 4.
The Directors of t!:e Yukon Gold Company
hiv«- tt:ir- date declared a quarterly di%-idend
fit the rate of ciciit pf-r cent iS 1 ", 1 p^r annum
nr. the Issued capital Flock ot th*- Company,
Ihe 4th pay:n*rit of I*o per cent <2 r V) .- ten
«*erjtß flu^l per tliarr-. to tM mad<; on June
."J<Hh. 1010. to al' .imi^.-rs of record at 8
'.Viock in thfl aft<-rrn>on of June ir.th. 1 M a.
The books for the transfer of Urn Flock oj
i'-e Company tJ]l c;ose ai 3 o'vlock in the
of Jar.c- Istl- Mnd reopen July ls.t.
"^lO. CHAS. K. T.II'MAX. Sc-cr^tary.
" \MKRICA> CAB AND lOtXDKV iO.
New York, June 1. 1910.
pr;EFf:r.r.ED capital stock
riIVIDEXU NO 45
A dividend o one f.r.d ■ anartec* T>*'
r«»Til flii 1 -* on lb« Prcfetrrd Stork of th!^
•'.otr.pacy h*s tbim day h'-'.u declared, payable
July 1, 1P1'). to stpci-.holiiers of record at th«
<■:©■<■ of bucin^s June 10. 3PIO.
Check* v r.i be mailed by the Guaranty Trust
Compact of K«w Tork.
W?l. ••. HACnn. serreta.r>-.
s t=. I>E LA NO, Treasurer.
AMERICAN' CAII AM» lOITNDBV CO.
New TorY, .Turn; 1. 1910.
< r»WTSON cawtai. OCX
■DIVIDEND NO. SI
I S;- --■ of o:ie-haH prr cent ( '■^> on
'\e Common Stocl: of this Comj'anr ".is tiiis
• •• b<»«<:i <iecla.rcd. Mjaltle July 1. 11»1«. 10
•tcckiioldere of ncord at il.e c-;ci« of busiaesa
June 10. ■!'■
r- -«'V:. «rtU b» rr.a'.i"4 br >. CJaaranty Truat
C^mpaav of JC«w York.
•Wi:. M. lIAGEK. taTTrctarz:
S. )=. PG I. A NO. Treasurer.
\flT YORK CEXTItAI. * HCT>SO3f RIVEIC
K.MI-15OAH COMPANY.
Oft.c* c" the Treasurtr.
X»w T->rk. June Bth. l? 10.
THE BCwltD OF DZ&SCTOBS of this Cota-
T*ny hat .loolarcd a <iivldoi;d o! ONE aXU
OXE-HALr PEF. CENT. Ml :t s Car.i'uO Stodc.
r«- at • e.t this ofSc* en tlie TSth «ay *»r July
v.ext to stockhe«<stTii <-.f record 5: tlie close of
v^i;afe6s on' luesoav, tb« rtrf 11st.
EIVVARI> T.. ROSgTTEIti Treasurer.
"nriROIT A- wa«-ktxa« »muv\-, CO.
if. "Wall St.. N. Y. City. Hay ZZ\&. 191^.
A dMted of two b;i<i cae-h«lf per cent,
-jij^.-. has thle day been d»clars4 on th»
preferred capl'al stock of this compati pay
•b> July let, 1910. to ■toekholdera of recnr-1
• ♦ tb« rios* cf "r--:7s'n»?s .Iv.r>*. IMh. 3310. Th«
Tr^terr'A Rock tnsstC" "c-"o!i^ »i:i « loss June
~.r,',h. 131*. atd recr-a July Jth. IPIO.
C Tt mj.EEROOK. Trc»a.
SAVINGS DANKS.
"^jUi i if?, jjj ; 1 iffi^
4 -. f _, v i 5&7 Park Place, N.Y.
117 t* rtx Trustees harj dir-ctrd that
I OESU- I Interest be credited to ceposi-
AimUfil tors estttled thereto •t^ewte
i Il^YldFllij cf^ aajaMeon aad «fcer
In i i r *"♦' jofy 1». 1910.
H. F. H-.:ttWaK>n. Pre«t. \r. M. «■ **■ Secty.
N\ Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
T!U. A* **•£-• Bid.ArkM.
Arx L, & T.-277 W> «N A O T-t.i* C9M V>\
<o pr*l ...I"J XC ;*NY & F.K Ju.l'C 1"4
•Mnr '' J* :c " ' " io COIi 6s - ■ •'"' P7
••' CO S* I*' 101 l**at & f Q-— *•"• * 2
.•Tvj.jc j ii. tc 91 ;»I' CG 5« V> 1"W
.'.,.,. Gie-t-V. ;«'.'. I Standard . ... 9* —
.• o r i>4 «6 1 <1o 1-rcf *•<)
,-. cj 6- .10) — |*E J Ga« Re. V SUS
•'■■> -tt •• .".« lor, l«fi •• •ciiv; c m 65.1<)3 l<>7
'' ba» .37 » Iflt-Tb.. l<o !>.»
mZMtOt G fit . *■♦» «©'|Bt P <•»* ss-- -..7 M
• '•-- "r Gis •»; •"■. *^ T * ** Ist s*.i<»-)4 io;i
«\? ( \,v» :•♦ vs.i'O — Is Zji /tP *.;« 70
?Iv'j.i 1W XCS i
•a^j •stxnat.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Tlie foliowing shows yesterday's dosing
Quotations for jrovcrnmeat bonds, compartd
r-Jth Tuesday-*; _ 7un . 7 . 3aßß s ._
B;<i. A«k*d. J-id. A«k»d.
■•.B. '■ ret.. B» J«% 2<»l U 1 "°*» 101 *
.' ' • ■ I "J7 v
UNIMPORTANT FINAL CHANGES IN SECURITIES PRICES
--'?■>•■■' NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, 1910. V ;
: r-^H^^ni^ir!^ I d s ijSSI ~ !
100 jAmericiin A?r. Chemical.. 43 43 43 ,«V 4-^j ;^ 4TO| — j^ l^ l^ A s .. i.» *.
6O0 : ♦'i American Beet Sugar -i 24 Sg&s4£ »4 -4 *«| ™i ZI !v! v n tan i Elevated" ? 129-129 129 129 133
MO- t, lAmerican Can i -sg^ 7 ?i»i MnS M^M i.Mfnn fr St ...\':":i sl',i 31?4I 31V. 3Hi| 30 32^
1,400 .j; jAmerican Cotton Oil 61SI *1«« .»». «^ !»^ -g» K* .;? H}?!SSrfi P^lfic le .^ aS — gKj |^4 6«4 67< 6% 6S !
M * 4^American Hide & I>eath^ •■. A « « « «■» 1.-00, j"5 INMISSS BIKUU i;v*^-^lio^lo^ll^lo6%lo4^lo7^
a : |pi 1« § i 1« i| 4! 'sir B^^pN«i^N
Mti bs^ ISSI Pr::::::;g OK|g $p ii |«| «! I^' l^i l f 4 i l^
1.3-r » H iAmerlcan Supr HjfrSrmtfillS lM&ttK 100 «»i IN V X H . & 11... 'lS3Hils3i; 153»ii153UH52% 133U
UO9 -r i, JAtnerfcan Tel. & Tel. 134H l-wj* W4^» l-J^! 1 " «.«£,* » 4 \>w York Ont. * West:! 44»4 44t* 43-i 44 | 437J, 44' i
KA ~ (American Tobacco pr :::::: ; » ?^! gg Sit Sg g iS : _| K-orVolk&' Western.... .... ! I(^^ I^4 9&SJ IK
t^)-l Ajnerican Woolen 5 i? 51 . <ait' 41 ' 40'ti 40* i 410> +I>, North American [ «W, 69 €SVi «SJi 6S?i 60
?S : *i- iS^Si V 5""" §i" \attra S !§»i ■*»-■* PuUma/pila™ Cm- tCOWIK&ISRWOT. 1», J™
ag Iplllll iiiiis 35.200!- Southern Pacific . I^ l^ l^
KO^ Chicago LmonTr^tlon... j -.* 33,^^*4 Southern Pacific il2og 122 . lliwl'ismimti lag
KM, _ 4 iCotoradO A- South. M pr...j JSg\™A Till WS S - 'To! Pt £S?*'w«BtlV.:'. « W'ij 9> ! w»l
■ S«S?SE=3i «s I %. I «| : | H H Sl iihHffllWfr
?:S --.- ■ lnt ,n,a«|..n. ! i£ ;:r:; r ■;• "H Uijlil* $ y""::::::::::"::: lilllS
J Bi :^^t^;;;;; s- : s." «^ Eri -::;i &! &i .v &
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
?r/vC ■ Vpi ! " ' ~~ ~~" 1 Actual Bales. ' Closing.
sold fchjssj Op.j Hl.iLowlFlnllßld.iAsk
Ton3~ jComrnerce jglo 215 213 21:: 1212^217--
FINANCIAL MARKET
Active Stocks as a Rule Close
Lower.
Stock market prices moved in an Ir
regular manner throughout the day. -with
small net Tosses in the larerer number of
prominent issues at the close. Opening
figures were at declines from the closing
En Tuesday's operations, with the general
tendency toward a lower level until the
arly afternoon, when sharp recoveries
were recorded in most of the prominent
shares on covering of short contracts and
moderate commission house buying for
long account, though conservative oper
ators showed no disposition to follow the
advance. In the last half hour a heavy
tone again developed, owing no doubt to
the failure of the rally to attract an ac
tive interest in the market. The volume
of trading .was well under the total of
the preceding day. and the character of
the transactions did not encourage an
expectation of the development of a sue
tained bull movement or of heavy in
vestment purchases in the immediate
future. Sentiment in financial circles,
however, was more cheerful over the
railway and industrial situation, and
leading bankers who a few days ago
were intensely pessimistic appeared to
be quite confident that later in the sea
son foreign and domestic capital would
be more of a factor in our investment
markets.
If the crops are large and foreign trade
turns in favor of this country Wall
Street activities will be measured by
large daily transactions on the New York
Stock Exchange. A heavy balance of
merchandise exports from the United
States in the next twelve months would
materially help our financial welfare.
Government figures giving crop condi
tions as of June 1 show a percentage
condition for winter wheat of SO. against
52.1 in the month before and 50. 7. a year
ago, while for spring "wheat the per
centage is S2.S, against 93.2 on June I,
1969. The acreage of both winter and
spring wheat is materially larger this
year than reported in 1309, and on the
basis of this increase and the percent
ages shown the wheat crop of 1910 will
b-3 more than 50.000,000 bushels in excess
of last year's harvest. The stock mar
ket paid no particular attention to this
encouraging estimate. St. Paul again
* as the weakest feature on the morning
decline in prices, suffering a maximum
loss of 3 point's and a net loss of "i-
Wall Street is bearish on the stock be
cause of the increase in the company's
interest charges, traders apparently be
lievins that for a time the road may be
compelled to pa: smaller dividends on
the common shares.
Local and Western bankers do not look
for an active money market in the sum
mer month?, while they apparently ex
pect to see a material increase in re
serves before the autumn, -when the in
quiry for accommodation in connection
with the marketing of the crops doubt
less will be heavy, and when there ought
to be a substantial expansion in general
business. The immediate demand for
money against speculative commitments
in securities is not expected to be wide
enough to brtac about higher rates for
f'jnds. while in some quarters of the
Street it ;s thought that in spite of the
liquidation that already has taken place
In the stock market the movement will
continue on a moderate sea* for weeks
to come, with the accompaniment of
gradual contraction In bank loans and a
corresponding gain in legal reserves.
Further liquidation in all markets will
strengthen the general situation and
eliminate the possibility of disturbance
in money in the I ill. The New York
banks have in mind future developments
that will call for. strong bank resource?,
and the Western banks also are begin
ning to place -themselves in a position
easily to meet any demands that may be
made upon them. Ti. ••:••• may yet be se
rious trouble, in the West as ■ conse
quence of the overinvestment >•'■ funds
in new enterprises and the extensive
-peculation hi land, and m this connec
tion it la interesting to note that one of
the big irrigation companies, the bonds
of which wore widely sold, has been
p!aced in the hards of receivers. In ad
dition to business and harvest needs In
the money market in the late summer
■ad early autumn it is not unlikely that
»h« fdcral jrovcrnnKMit • <»i >it Qompell«4
*E\t-rOi?K DAILY TRIBUNE, THCRSDAY, SUNE 9. 1910.
Total sales for the day, 762,511 shares, compared with 1,055,335
shares for the corresponding day in 1909.
Total sales, January 1 to June S. Inclusive, 87.966,544 shares,
compared with 55.356.527 shares for the same period in 1309.
to <lo some financing on Panama Canal
account. Since last July there has been
«=-xp*nded from the Treasury's general
fund more than $31,000,000 on canal con
struction, repayable from proceeds of
bonds yet to be folo.
; BOND MARKET SALES.
2000 r S 4, C0u.115 I 7000 Kan C So 100 : »
4<hh Jap 44s 84% IWJ L ? & M So
BOW do I'd 94tS IKb 4s P2^3
. 800 do t»4 i 10<>"> do 92*4
2000 1 N V C 4He 2000 do !*2' 8
1&57 106% 1000 do »2' 4
18000 <io 106,' i 3000 do 3Vi« l"' 1 *
3000 do New...l«6^i 8000 I. &N U 4s. i»«
>GOOO do ...ltHJ'^l 3000 Man Con 45.. IK>V:
8000- do 108% 2UOO M X & T Ext
Bf6M do ...;.. .lO^t! 6s 101U
jtirmii do 4'is Rts.lol I 8000 Mo 1' Cvt ss. M"*,
20"» do : ..100T4|17000 do 9*
0000 do 4s ISC.O. 00 I lOOt'iO do Re* S'4 1 !
1000 do 1968.... 99'il iyf»> do Tr sa. '..101
2BMO do UC7 Wii 1.1.M1 do ... I'M:
! K<K) Adams Ex 4s 83 j aooo N B R 'of M
1000 Allls-Ch 55.. 7<V?i lei Con 4s. 84
3000 Am A C op- 101 I 1000 >.' Rys of M-x
Saw Am T & T 4>-r8 34
Cvt 4s. . 98% 14900 N V A U 65. 100
350<V) do 0»T«! 2000 N V C Gen
UOOO do 1«» I "ijs 88%
,5300iJ Am Tob 6s. 20,100 ,j 0 80
BODO do 4s 78 3000 do 89U
BOM do 78' 4 4<XK> do Deb 1934 02* i
3QOO do 78 I 6000 NYG& EL.
0000 A T & £ F I II & P 45.. SS'^i
- A.jj 4s Stp 90 8000 do 55... 100*,,
300-) do Gen 4s. 86% i &o<X> NYN H& H •
lfKXf> do &$?; D»b 6s IGIH
4i«Ki do Cvt 4s. 107 : SOOO do Peb 15V.t> mm 7n7 n
1C«» . •:■> Rets full i l<"<000 do Cvt 3'iS- »7?i
paid ....102Hi 10"0 X V O &' W
100-7 do TS L. -I Kef 4*..-.. 96V4
4s »2»ij 1000 X V Tol 4'is. 97
9*V»-> do J»2Ti I 50>X> N & W • Con
»■«' At Coast 4s. 94 ! 4s ..." . . 86%
S"X*> do L 4 N i 8000 do Cvt 46.-100^
4s 30 i 10000 do .-...100 i
2000 B& O Gold ! 6000 do 100',
4s I>? 5 »!2!0'» do 100
1000 do B*4 l 8000 do 100»i
ffOOO do 9S 3 i ; 10000 do "-"100%
4<>«» do ..sIOF. 96 s il 1000 do Div 4.. 92
r^» do 88 , 3000 N P Gen M, . 71
MM do ~* LE & i 1000 do 70^i
W V 4s. .99»iil2«:«Oi> do Pr t0.. .1004
1000 do F'r 3£s 80% POnO do- .. 100?*
15000 E It T 45... S3'«j 1001} Ore Sh L. Gtd
l.^OO") do 83!tj Kef 4s 93
3000 C So Ist Ext 4000 Pac C Ist ss. 104
6s 104 I VMX) P TAT r,«. 88%
SftOOO rent t, r.s.. 09 !4«<:>00 Pa .T-s 1915. W
13000 C p Gtd 46. . l«V-s 30000 do ».">^
880 Co 07 8090 do 9o*s
10<X> C & O Gen ' 1000 do Gtd a .103
4i-as 101*4 9000 do 45 1948.102
220«» do CAt 4 : -,s 06%) 6000 Peo & E Inc. 05
19000 do '.»::> 10000 Read Gen 4s. 88%
1300(-k do 88% ! 2<«t" do 98%
1400<) C * A 3' is.. 1014} 10000 St Ii I Mi S
2909 Chl c B &. Q Gen on 1064
Gen 4? ... r>7~ 4 ; :<K)f\ EtL&SKR
C3o>V> do Jt 45.. ?-"•',» r Gen r.s.. 87
2>X«> dr. 80 ' 10C«) do Ref 4b.. M B i
6*.i«jO C M & St P ] 7000 So P C T 4s. 90%
G»n 4s A.. OS 2 ; 1O«h> do 90
1000 C R I & P 23000 do Ist Rcf
On 43 06'; J 4s &4
C.OOO do M 1 29000 do 95%
1009 do Ref 4s. 87 c i 50000 00 04
8990 do 87» a 93000 do Cvt 45.. «»s,
-!<«">' do RR4b 76 107000 do 9JH4
MOO do .'. i j 1<«X«) do f»P^
2000 do 7.'> 3 » 21000 B Ivy Gen 4-. 77
1000 do 7.v. 28000 Ul* Ist 4i". . .100'- ■
WO •!.- 75HLiO000 do let Ref
WKo C i. go Ist 4* 95% ! 4s 96',,
3000 Co] India... 77 X.XXX) do 05^i
WnM Tom Tun 4?. IS |l4«00 do l»6
1-00<> !>■! & H Cvt j 10000 do C vt 48..104..
4« 9S I 2««V> do 104 1 ,
1000 I>n & r. G j 19000 do 104,
lief 5:- 4Oort> do 104%
8900 do >-! 1* i WOO m> .... 1"4»-;
7Of«-> do .Pm|37o"J«i do 104-
1900 D Sec C us. 6S ; 1000 V 8 Rub 65..102».i
MOO E TV & C ! 1000 00 102^
Co n Ist otl^O - , DOOO do 10- 1-
20-» do • HO [10000 v 3 St] s F "
10000 Erie Gen to. 72H;! 6" . . . . 102Ti
1000 do '.:n\-t 4s " 96800 Jo 102%
A 72 ; 21000 do 103
3000 <5o P <« ■ 800 do Reg . 10294
2'XX> do ->4:- 1 4 '»> va-Car Chem -
]<-«Vio ''- wt* ' Ist ...sIOF PS 3*3 *
3000 Gr B Deb B. 1" ! lOO" do .. 9S»t
1000 do 14 1000 Wab 24 Rs. . 100
6000 H V Ist 1%e.100% 34000 do P. St Ext
3000 111 Cent 4s 4s ... 675,
1968. .«a0r. r>s\ 7J^-'' .10 671.
100>V> do Ref 4* 2TOOO do 67-
14000 Int-Met 4-s 4 13000 do .. . 67? i
12<X-1 do ...... 78% 3000JWe«t Md 4» . S4'
11000 do 781*12000 do ... 8454
8000 do . . 76-\! 3000 West Bl 4? .401
■000 Ir.t R T Bs..lolUj WOO v.- C Gen 4s. oi*.
■980 do o*.. 101 V 3000 In ..... mil
Cooi>% Int N"a- 55.. i*> I 1000 do SOU
torn int P Cvt 5s SO I •
Total sales of bonds. $S.OBSt>«BO
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1010-2 7
(Fvmlsbad by Bwartwoot & Appoßaellar, No. 40
Fin» st.)
Name. Maturity. Interest y'eid. 1
Atlantic Coast Line 4 p c. ISIO-'l". . 4'x 4^
Buff. R& P 4-4 V* Pc. IDI9--27. .... 4. c » 44 5*5 * '
Cent of ■.a 4H-5 x> c. it'l"-'l7 4 ; » 41,:
Cent R R of N J 4 p c. 1912-"17 ... f% 4
Clics 4 Ohio 4 p c. 1010- 1 !" 4^ 4't '
Oh & Alt «-*%»-* p c. 1910 ■■ 10 5 4» t
Ch &. E 111 4'i s p c. 11H0--17 5H 4-«
<.-. R I & I* 4' 5 hJ p 8, 1910-ir> .V* «r
C. 11 & D, 4--.. r c. 1910--20 .. 6'« 4 «
D ft H 4". pc. H<'.-2 4*i 4:,!
Brie 4-J»s-.-. p c. i»10- 17 r»S 4-,
Hock Val 4-4 Vi p c. 1910-1S 47«4 7 « 4H '
Hud 6. Man 5 a .-, 1010--J9 . t>U 5 I
X <'. Ft B& M 4 l i p ••. 1910-' lB ... 5 ; « 4 i !
X C So 4Vi p c. H«10-'15 44 a 4a 4 41
L*h Val 4-*^ pC, !t>lo-"lC . . .. 4 ! 3 44 l * i
HA Pa.: 5 p c. 1910-17 0% 4%
Mob i O 4-6 pc. 1910-'l6 5 4 a » '
NY C L. 0 p •:. 191t>- - 22 • 4- 4'i
Nrrr *• W-4 p C, 1910-' IS 4*i 4"-*
Pen:> 3!t,-4 r ■ c. 1910-*17.; **» 4*'
£t 1. & .- F 4-4>t-f. p .-. 1010-" 17 ."•>•♦ ' 4 T »
<;o Ouar AC4- r .'. -,) c, I»IO-*lT. . 5; 4*« :
Seaboard A L. 4'^-.' p c. 1910-'l7. . r.'.* 4-U i
8a Ry a'i-l-^'i: p c 1910-T1 f> 444 4
YlrKir.Un Ky 5 p c. 1910-' l9 ...' •'•'-« 4'»
■VVaba."*) 4Vi-. r » p<\ 191 i. LI • ' 1 » • 4*4
Wh & L, a 4«v-r» p c. ISIO--22 6 0
. COBALT
(Furnished by Wurien.
Bi oad
15! J.Ankod. i
Arr.a!(fan.«.:.. ■"• 5 I
Bailer ... 1 * 7 " !
Hr.av.-r Ci n« Cli 27
IV^ 5ix...,. .". • 1 :
r.un*a!,» 230 2SO
Chamb 24 4 23 '
.• of .■■ bait. --v\ 21Vi
Cobalt Cent. 1* 10 ;
Cobait Lake S3 '..i 1 *
Coniaga* . .17." .":-'i
t'rovtn R«-5..20 l > 2C>."<
Foster 1& IH'«
GlifXord .... '6*4 10
!,? Northern »i*4 10'j
Cretn Meeh. 1 2!i
Hursravfs. ..- '.'■'• I Cfl i
Hudson Bsy.K"» !!«■« '
John ESactc. 2 ft "I
STOCKS. .
<;z'Tvsbi &• Co.. No. 05
street.)
P.W. Asked.
K-rr Lak»>... < - !.'. K4.%
I-l Rom ■ 499 437 ! j
Uttle Nlplsu. lrtN. l»5^«
MrKinJ.-y ... iT'a 11\ .
Nancy llislen. 4. 54
Nlpls&lng ...114."> 11«24
Nova tM?otia.. •"••'• ; il>*
Ophlr 23 40
rniM« 4"i 8
Peterson !»••• 22 s i 2T.
Itoohcatfr ..17% 17 '»
silver Leaf.. * 8 4
Silver Bar... • 'if .'■'•
Silver Queen. 10 lIH
1 :.;.!n!nir *'* * • •'•- *
Trsthe»ey -124 I-'.'
Watts . ♦ 10
•W>t»laufer. ■ • •<. <**
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:
T*Kt Closing.
sale. Bid. Asked.
Adams Express 2V» 2.V) —
Am Agr- Chem pref 100 P0 lrp>>
I Am Ti<^t Sugar pref...w 88 91H **•'
Am C & F pref 113-i 112 Ho
Am Coal 120 7." I."-
Am Cot Oil pref lot 102 10"
I Am Dlst Tel M 15 3'
Am Express ...250 240 255
. Am LJnscetl 13 12!; Si
Am Locomotive pref... .li} 44 104 10»
Am Malt .V* 51i " « '
-Am Malt pref ."JV'i .S-V-a So
lAm Smelt prefß JJ5 1 - ■ Rs»j vl > T
Am Snuff . . . . . ......2M 2* • 300
lAm Banff prof..." 100 • ?3. 1"*
jAm Steel Fdr»- ••• 51 51 J ■> -*'* l s
1 Am ■ Sugar pref .'....115 116; 120
! Am TVI & Cab1e........ 75 .71 75
Am Woolen pref........ <>&\i ' V*>.i. £»;-
Ann Arbor 33 • 21?2 1 ? »• . !
i Ann Arbor pref........ 70 tKS "~
Batopilaa Mining -z': -S -"»
; Bethlehem ?teel - 15- 2o,ti 26
Bethlehem Steel pref... B3 — . &"
I Brunswick .....'... 10 04 11
Buff R & P.. B0 » 107
i Buff R & P pref .J2T. 12«> 130
! Buffalo & Susq pref. . . .' 20 — • 33
! Can Southern <J7 — jlj
Cent & So Am Tel 11.5 • — ■ US
Central of N J -.••;.-. 253 25*>
Chic & Alton pref...... 63 . ■ ta4 . 66
Chic B & Q... 225 CiV
I Chic I& L pref — •» , »
I Chic & Northwest pref. 20434 204 203 '
■c st m& o ."...liV/ no iof>
' C St P M & O pr<;f ... ISO 186 165
Chic Union Tract pref.. 7 *">H t
, C C C & St L. pref. iof» f<9 11< l
: Col Fuel & I pref Il2*i ni»i 117
i Col & Hock Coal & 1... 5' 4 5 s s i
iDL&W. o*'> 830 «00
I' M & Ft D 9o 15
Detroit United B R 59H 31 *•»
D S S & At pref 24' 24 lt>
Erie 2.1 pref 33 3SU MH
Dv-ans & T H 30 ' BO ."?i
Evans & T H pref S2'-i 75 85
Fed M & S 30 2> -"55
; Fed M A: B pref 70\i 64 75 ■
Fed Sugar er> 4" «X»
! Fed Sugar pref 35 90 10")
Gen Them Co 30 M- 100
Gen Chem Co prof WVi 101 108
Granby Mining . 4C> SO .. 100
Havana Klec Rj -•• {C^-i — 8V.4
Havana Elec Ry pref. .96 — 97
Hocking- Valley 117:4 HTJi 121
Hocking .Valley pref 101 1 , ; M MO ;
Homestake «ft V! '. *0
Ingersoll-Rand Co 10.'. 100 —
Irpersoll-Rand Co pref. 8414 97 —
Inter Paper.... io» It 12
Inter Paper pref 491.5, S»> f>2
Kan City & So pref 65 Mtj 6«'»
Keok & DM...;....... &■ r, 9
K«?ok & D M pref 41 ' TO CO
Knlch Ice of Chic pref.. 77 67 73
leaded* Gas pref fg 90 100
Lake Erie & W 15", 15 1"
Umg Island 62 62i.i M
Mackay Cos pref 7.v; 75i 3 78
Manhattan teach 34 8 5
Marine s^j s : i 5Vi
Marine pref 174 17 l i 17H !
Maryland Coal pref 90 60 ■ 90 I
Michigan Central — — ISO i
M & St L. pref 0 ■ 55 BSt|
M S P & S S M pref... 144 14*? 150 |
M St P &- S 5 M L. L.. 85 SS 894
,Mo Kan & T pref t>«^ 6«v» •>7:7 :i * I
Nash A Chatt 130 120 15<> j
Nat r,iscul: pref VK 521 li> ;
Nat Knam & 5tpg...... IS I , IS l&'.-i
Nat i:nar,i & Stpg pref. S5"-» ST. 9ft I
Nat of Men pref 65 % i«4 «W ;
Nat of Hex 3d pr«f.... . 26T» -«'« 27 I
New Cent Coal 20 3'J •»
N V C & ft L Ist pret.lOSU 100 110
NT C & St L. 2d pre-f.. 85 85 '00 j
N T Pock .--> 2t> 33 ■
N V Dock pref 82' i >>»> S3
Ontario silver 2U 1-i - : i
Pacific Coast Ist pref... 105 M . 110
Pa.': Tel & Tel. 53 "3 35
Pac Tel & Tel pref..... PS 90 100
Peoria & East 22K IS 25
PCCtStL OS* •■•»•-, ft»
F C C a: St L pref 113% 110 116
Pitta Coal pref 63 <?♦ 66
Pitts Ft W & Chic lT3»i 16r-4, —
Pressed Steel Car S4 ■ "4"- 36
Pressed Steel Car pref.. 85*; 85 ' 07
Quicksilver pref 4'» 2-i 5U
Ry Steel Sprlrsr pref... 100 ior. 100'^'
Reading Ist pref 91 SO 01'
Rene & Sara. 200 IPO ._
rorr.» Wat & 0gd...... 121H 120 122' i
Rutland R R Co pref.. SO 25 SO
St L. & 8 F Ist pref S3 60 «6
St L & S F S & E Ictfs.l23 — ' l<?0
St LAS F C&E I ctfspf.ll*^ -- ia>
Stills F C&E I dm new. 61 .V> " TO
Bt L & Southwest SO 29.4 50
St L A. Southw r ref .. 74-,. 73V. 7S»i
Sears-Roebuck pref III 1 ? — - 123 : »
Sloss-Sheff Steel & Iron. 6P"^ 6? 70
So R R M & O ctfs.... SSH SI $5
T«xas & Pac XJ Tr. . . &5 S? 90
Third Ate R F. 6'-i 6-. 8
.Tel Rrs & Light 9 . Bfi 0«»
Un Bar & Paper pref... 60 '57 60
L'nited r>r>- Goods 105 .105 108
United Ry Investment.. 34 . 89 *5
United Ry Invest pref.. S2 61 . 63
United Cigar Mfg pref..lW 104 108
US C I-P-& praf.... HI «7 ' 72
i" 6 Realty & Imp 70 71 " 72
U B Redus 4; R*f 5H + :i: i 6
U S Reduc * Ref pref.. 16 20
US Rubber 24 pref 76 71 7&
Vandaiia R R %9 . 73 —
Va iron CA- C 55 . no
Vulcan Dettanlng 15 13 38
Vulcan Detinnlng pref.. 74 - <» 10
Wells Forgo Express l»i0 i IAS 163
"West Marj'land pref..». 70 «57 €0U
West Mfg let pr0f.,:... i1l 108 136
Wheel & L E. Ist pret..- S'-i >S 10
Wheel & LEW pr*. . 4' 4 4 , .%
CHICAGO STOCKS.
<Furniebed by Curtis A Sajiger, No 49 Wall
street".*) . .;
Open. Hish.-Lcw. close.
l«OBtx»t Q Fisheries... 31 , 31 -.•3l ' 31
:,-.-■'' do pref M <M f-S W)
!5 do' ctfs .'-.30 80 . .•;•> 30
78 Com F.<lls.->n .....113 11.1 -112U 118
SsChlc Tlll^ & Tr. .14S Ui 14H 14S
1 ".».-. pneumatic T001... 40 40 40 40 -
S9sQbtn Rys No *.-• lt> • l&tt -19 l»»i
10 do No 4.. 5 6 . ' 5 ■ 5
-■1 •• I'l;tmnri.l Hatch.- 07' i 97"» . !>7 : , J>7'j
l 0 Illinois, Urtck .... 77 77' i ."HI, 7»5V
100 Mc<*nim-H0»e11... r.7 " .-,7 67
• 77« Met E3«V 21 — ' 21 ■ Vl'i
TV. ,10 rref tl4 B*H .«4 «4'
7', Nat Biscuit 105 lfHln lti.l ltnj'i
iiHt.N w Elev..". 17's 17' a 17',j 17'»
100 do pri-f .....v.. •■>•'• '•'< t'M..^ w
10 t .|.-s Has 10*»'4 IWV i"rt>* liKj'i
■M Quaker Oat« pre.f..l<K, 10.*. , lOQ 10.-J
•">■•« it: A Co !•>» I«i lOBT4 ! 1-V. T .
in«so .Side Kiev -"S M 63 «.T
101 Ship SO R0 W SO
32o«5f*r« . ......154% 157 .»154tt in«
10 " ijopref... ...yjn 120 120 y M
400 t-'nited roxt>oard.. •»'- «•», . «'-. .-.-.
- ". - BONDS. - -.v -..
51.000 Chle,Rjs <s Pra AS, ,M B|#; SS.
r 2.ufO- 'do Eerie* F • 77 . .77 :J . '.S 7jtH
• .(?!• 4* #> •> BW* -o'- i<"r>
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
A generally steady tone prevailed in the
market for outside securities, although ;
trading as a whole was confined to about ,
a do2en issues: While small fractional re- |
cessions, developed at ' the- start on light j
offerings by traders, a firmer tendency set
in on increased buying. The unfavorable j
Copper Producers' report had little effect on
values. The copper shares in general were ,
steady, with small ' Improvement in spots.
Cobalt Central continued active. - After ad- .
vancing 2c it eased off slightly. The sil- j
ver issues were In fair demand within nar- 1
row limits. Ch!no v,-as down about > 4 . j
Greeno Cananea,' Buttc Coalition. Ray Con- ,
solidated and Miami i held steady, with •
small dealings. Ray Central and Ely Cen
tral were active and about urn-hang*!. :
There was little or no activity in the in- .
dustrial list. Intercontinental Rubber was i
down ', 4 . American Tobacco was up •- 1
points. Bonds were' dull and unchanged- 1
Detailed operations follow:
INDUSTRIAL.
Ciie». ; • ■ . Open. II '.&■ !-«•» *'%?
60 \m T0bacc0.... 410 420 410 420 j
Son Xnt Rub T ctfs 21 M% ~\ ,S .
100 Int Sm &. Ref.l37 137 13T 13*-
S.«of» -Jainan- Otl.-.. 4S. M JJ -J0 - .
5.000 -Jujy, Oil 35 37 ■ o7
2.500 'June 0i1..'.:.. 3V." :J3 31. M
100 Manhat Transit .1 ■'$ 1 * «.!"•..« ..J '*
200 May, Oil $1 2« $1 » *1 », »J g
900 'Palmar. Oil.. 1 4T't 153 1 4. '* 1&3
2 Standard 0i1... 622 022 622 622
I 100 United Cigar M 71 71 71 .1
, 1.200 U-S U.ft Heat 10, 1* II 1-*1 -* *•♦ !
RAILROAD.
200 Chicago Sub... Si 2"i 2 : » '-"4
MINING.
100 •Airentum ... 3 3 3 S
1 000 *Bovard Con... 3 3 3
:<K> Braden Cop .. 4 ; » «'-i 4'% ♦♦;
2,00") Bradshanr . .IS 1% M 15,
150 British Col Cop 5% -•, ft*i 34
600 Butts Coalition IS 13 l«Ja »,
2<>o Caledonia 1 '-* Ti I* 1?f1 ?f
100 Canadian Mln*s B'i, »J l « 6-« «>
iM<O Chino Copper . I1 7 » It% Hf» }}~» ■
! 85.600 'Cobalt Centnl l'"» 12 »* 10 j
i 2<!io 'Comb Fraction 61 IV" 61 So . |
4,C»io Con Ariz Smell 2-Si 2'» -'-js z tT
500 Davis-D Copper l-.% I * 1» }.*
15.700 Ely Central . . 1 lf» ti ■ 1?» !
000 'Ely Con 53 M &•» 64
100 El Ray ■> MS 3 J i S l^ 3S ;
800 Giroux 7U 7 ; * 74 T%\
3.300 Goldfl»>ld Con... Stt • 8 » *j* f»
2.so>J 'Greenwater .. 7 7 •>> Si. i
300 Gr-Canan-a .. 7 ii 77»7 7 » 7 * '»"■■
800 Harcuvar Cop. . 34 SI "4 34 .
500 H'jsted 7." 7V 75 I» 1
200 K err take &fV >•'« »* f*»
1.000 La Ros« Con... 4'» 4*» 4* 4%
400 Little- Miami . . 2% 2 s * M -'.»
600 M M * -P. 3 ! » 3»» 34 -i**
100 Miami Copper. 2O'» 20' i 2OH 2«*» ,
2.000 -Mines Co of A 61 62 «' te
6.01X1 «McKln-Dar . . M SS §8 »*- !
400 Xcv Smelting.. A --A -•» "4 I
■4e-oNev-U M-&-S ft * ' » I,?
3.000 Klpintng Mines 11A MS n »* 1!^ 1
8.900 Ohio Copper.... 2 ! » 2'» .2 2 j
100 Pac 6melt«r». . -,, 1 * t'r .-t^ ;> :
DOO Precious Metals 2^. 24 2 "-» :
I 11.0-30 •Rauhid'J Clr. 25 2*5 25 9
2.000 Rawhide Queer. 33 S3 33 3o I
3.0>"t0 Ray Central. . . 3-^ 2 A 2 -s 2-r« •
200 Ray Cor. 17 17 17 IT-,
4''«> Red Warrior... 24 24 2* -_»
100 Stewart *» • * *» ' *
2.000 • Tramps Con... 44 44 44 44 1
. fOO Tularosa 1% 1 i 5* JH
500 Union M<rs«»s... II 1 * I '-* II 1 * I*
6.000 *T; P Cobalt.... 5 a ft «'
SCO United Copper.. s*i -Vi »•» ." • '
8.C«» »Unit Rico... 10 10 10 10 j
400 Yukon G M.... 4% 4'« 4% «fc I
BONDS.
$1,000 Mason Val 6«. . t>4 94 04 M
8.000 West Pa-: us... 04 94 93 33 * i |
•Sells cents per share. *Odd lot*.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Sales on the Consolidated Exchange to
talled 140.31 1 * shares, but trading interest
was much more concentrated in the leading
stocks than for some time- past. United
States Steel common represented more than
two-fifths of the aggregate, and with Read
ing and Union Pacific accounted for more
.than 1001.000 shares of the grand total. It
was what Wall Street popularly terms a
"traders' market," with the tendency of
the professional element on the floor to put
out short lines on the bulges and to cover
up on the dips. This tendency imparted
relative • softness to prices at the higher
levels, compared with quotations on the
New York Stock" Exchange, ■while there
was .relative firmness displayed at the
lower levels. The list embraced forty-nine
different stocks. The showing made by the
monthly. copper producers' report or" an
other', heavy increase, in surplus stocks of
the metal : induced considerable selling' of
Amalgamated Copper. Tvhich failed to get
abov.o 67%. against a high on the other
board of 67* i, and- caused it to drop to 66,
against* a low .of 66V on the other ex
change. Detailed operations follow:
. .i. v '•''.'. .: . STOCKS.
Sales., Open. Jlijjh. Low. Last.
11.160 A ma! Copper... «ji% 67-*ti 6« 664
70 Am Be»t Susar. 34 34 « 34 34 3 »
270 Am Cai* & Fdv. M 3 i. 65*5 64 »i .')4?i
. 4rtAm H& L pf.. 35'» "A 4 Sr>\, !»54
50 Am Im :....;.. 22-4 22 3 i 224 22 :
ISO Am Locomotive. .43' i 43 i 43S 43^i
6,»>70 Am Smelting... 70' i 77»» 754 '«>4
130 Am Sugar 1174 118% 1174 1174
PO Anaconda Cop.. 41-i 41 »* *"»4 41
1.150 At' Top &f» F..TH4 l*Vi 10r;S If** 1 *
130 * Ohio 111 1 * 1124 1H 8 « 1124
2.6»> Brooklyn :RT.'. 7R 8 * ?9h> 784 78S
«O Central I>*ktfter. :j"4 37*» 81 "■'%
3.SO Clips 4- 0hi0... 524 S3 83 «« 3*3 *
4.540CM11 * St T-..124»4. 1254 123S 124 7^
.TOO Col -Fuel & 1.... -"-44 35H 34 l MS
R2OConsol Gas 134' i IS4** 133 18»U
«00 Denver &• R G.. 35»i 35»* 35 33^i
290 Er!'- :.-. 28M -"■>'-) 2T» r i »'«
10 do pref. 43%- 43 l i 43 s * 43**
20G-n Electric. 14o v j 1454 145*4 mm 1 *
230 Gt Northern pf.l29*i 131 % 12!>»i 1304
140 Inter-Met ...... 18S m ISN 154
460 do pref 51 '-* M % v*> s * 31 i
80>Kan City 50.... r.24 ■"•2 i K»i 32^,
100 Mo K& T 30' i »«4j 3»U »>'.«
60 Missouri Pacific. n7* «7 : 4 67 67
120 National Lead.. 744 744 74 l 74
SlO N T Central.. .lls4 116 114-. 115*
1*» V T Or.t & IT.. 44* 44 1 * 44 44 1 *
Norf A • -West.. .loo* KX»'* ion T»l
SSONor Padftc 125?» 128 125 12T.'*
315.1 Pennsylvania ..181 131 7 i 130S 131
40 People's Gas 1054 10rt 10S' : 106 (
20 Pitts Coal ..... 18 . ISH » »•!«
10 R't. ay Springs.. 34 Ti 34 » 34 - ? 34%
22.4a>ReadJn 152?, 154 151% 1«%
360 Rook Island 4«Ti 41* 404 41,
4.030 Southern Pac l'JO^. 121 4 120 121
2rt Southern R: . . . 25 4 2*4 2.ii« 25',
10 do pref....... .r.!»4. r .!»4 SOW »H »0 4
23,2«>Vniqn pacific... 172;^ ICON I^l4
V<- Rubber 3t>*i <*~t, 39% 3W»
f"4<Xtl* S 6t»l 7S'j 79?* 77 7 « «8'»
W do prer:.:....H5»; ii*«; Hs>* lieu
Se'XTtab Copper... 44 45"» 444 4-.
7r>Va.-Car Chem.. .">»■* m 6»»« «•■•
210V abash ....... 1»4 M* »?j 1»i»
4f<o ,jo pr"f 42** 4.;4 42', 42:,
145,010 Total sales.
. : MINING.
1.000 Atlanta: |1« -"J? -.'US •*2l>s
2»X)Belmont . . . . . S.«2Ji 3.«2! 3 0.«2-s 5.C!j
aSS3ST%.v.v.: 27 .27 .-• _*
S0l» Oonsol Va SI ; '•« -M -SI
26<» GoMfield C0n..8.a0 S.i/> 8.00 5.50
:^^ c^r:::: & :|« :|h **
j£S&^ ra .::: :8a | f« |
iS^vlrP^:;:.^ .^ s :^ Bfe8 fe
7^?onXSir^:: s :^ aS :^ s -« 8"2
I.W-.Trair.ps «> •<>} -« •«
SrtO-RVst End 83 .3". •« •»
7.100 Total sale*.
BONOS.
( Z 000 Comstoc^ 4*. . . . 19-* 1? 1 * 19 * 19«
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
(Furnished by Swart-wo-jr & Arper.re'.lar. No. 40
Pine 6tre«t.>
Approx.
jjatre • ■ Maturity. Bid. Asked, yield.
Beth St-el 6'p c. Nov. 1914.. WH 87H 6.g
C& A 6 pc. Mch 15. 1313... 05 H P9W 4.©»
CH&D 4P c July. 1913. .. SH'-t 07-* 4.73
CCC&■St lsp c. Jtme. [U.IOOH 100*. 4.10
hih»q 4'» i> c. July. 'CC.IOO » 10 {'n 4.25
Erie «P c. April 8. 1911 9S^ 100 S.OO
Gen Rub 4^ r> c. July. 1&15. . 90 , 04 6.70
Hud*Oß Cos 6p c Oet 15. 11. 9«»lj t«W4 B-W
do 6D c. Feb. 191-1 ;-.... SX» »• H.OO
Interior R T 6 p c. May. •U. .101 101 H 3.P0
Kr B &i« *. P •«• Sept. 1912. 98-* (?»** 0.00
do 3 P c. May 15. 1913 05 M <$.5O
Lack Steel 5p c, Mch. 15>15.. 95?3 PSH 8.80
M St T, st> c, Feb. 1911. . . .99 MH 580
NYCLi 603pc. Nov. 1910- - 4.5052>4.50^, 'basSi
T N H & H 5 p c. 1911-12. IWH —
St L. «SFS pc. Jar.. 1011: . .100 lOOH 4.00
do 4H P ■:. Feb. 1912 £V5 f i ©7 6.3S
do 5D c. Mch. 1913 . . . 06 Pi 6.20
Southern Ry 5p c. Feb. 1913. 9S PS-» U|
Tidewater 8p c. June. 1918..100 i 101* i.»>
W Tel & Tel s ?c.? c. Feb. 1012. £>9l»9 l » P© 1'!1 '! ft. 25
\TEtM6p c, An*. 1910... :00-» lO)-i 5.50
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles TV Barney & Co.. No. CS
Broad street. >.>■»• York, and No. 122 South
4tb street. Philadelphia.)
• " - Bid. A»ke£. : BM. Alice*.
Am - Cement- 20 Co'i!l-«hi4.'h Xav.. MS SU'i
An Rv Ob.. 44 44>i I/h Val R R 1104 110^
Camb Steel. 45 H 4S»*i Phils 0».... 47 48*-*
C Tr of N J 74 75 do prer ** 43
El Stor Bat. «V7'i 68 Perm RRCo MS «3*»
E! C of. X.'IW 11 r m Peru Steel pf.104 1«»
Fatrm't Tr.. 8 7 |PM!a El«c Ct» 14** IB
Gen A*r>h4lt C* ?.S'- : Plvla Rap Tr 1» 1J»V«.
do prof... 73 T«t l&rockelaM P. IS .17"
TCoofS A2O ■-•"'• -'fnlon Trae..47*i 4*
Lake s rorp 22 "23 'Vr r.an Imp.. Wj B.7'i
do pi-f... 5& IWelsbach Co. M 40
• . BONDS.
A R Cony .-.a OS - -04 I Phi:« >* 4s T« * - 78Vi
SI * W,, 4a 80 a t« ■ ?1.. 3s I<>-'* Vri\-
X.l Con .Ha. 103- HX»H PluM Co 55.. 07 1 .. (** ,
Pco P-lty 43 W • &l- !' ' .'•
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
(KumlShßiJ ; by Wi!!lar»«. M.-n>nr.*:i & Ooleman,
■ • ■ ' • -No. 99 \Va!l street.)
... : ...-• • Pi!. Asssei
Am Urb» A- Traction """ ->»" •
fn preferred.-. ;V...- '... 108 MB
Ain-t'Sas.&.Klectric M 4ti
■i* preferred... .. 41* 4i',i
.in* as... ...: 83 A*
Df r «a» A UMrto. . . . ; ;...V-O \^>\ ,
do genera! .".« • 92 04 .
Empire 'PUlfitt'Rleetrle/: "» 30 .
do ■■ prefer/cd ;...;...•..;. -.<< 7.1
do hoiiOsi...:,: — 78
T ">• ••■ a"*?» A..,Ki*<?trie-. : •• •• '*" ••••
Pacific «..as i:'Erebtrto;.. ..: '■«■> V.' 3
, do t preferred ?»" $7
MONEY A!*D EXCHANGE
was slightly «|fer fa »n«. °^r cent for
light d-tnanf. 1 "' t forVln^ydalf. 3»i
sixty days. 3 ,^,,^ r ""L 1 jAt-pir cwt.fcr
ifio l^ P«r cent tor others.
FOREIGN- - EXCHAKGE-TMe 'as. a
fair!'- good demand for cables for the Lon-
KSa&SisBS and sixty -day biHs at *fj?>? ,
4 S3?). Short .francs were l?-» ai.«l s^>^
ri?ls 1-32 ar.<l thmi retchsmfttKs at :
plus 1-32 and short reichsmacks at ?J U-+>
fioj 15-is plus 1-32: m ' ■ "" • .
Bankers' posted rates follow:
.... . • Sixty days. P»mand.
ninilm lf«*> * xT '" :
Germany. reich»mar!t3 , *♦ ■*■ .SJJ
Paris, francs /i^fS* %ii 2
P»l»lum. francs 'J 2^T - ' {-•*
SwltzerlaTid. francs.'. ••• 3.^> lA>*
Holland, graders 4<> « •
DOMESTIC- EXCHANGE. - Boston. *°
discount; Chicago. [We discount^SanFTan
cisco. sUrht 5c premium, t*l»srapn .^c pre
mium: New Or!ean«. commercial -^dis
count, bank 51 premium: Charleston, buy
ing par. selling: 1-lOc l* r nl i, St Louis.
10c discount bid, par asked: Minneapolis.
60c premium; Savannah, buying, o-l>e dis
t count; selling par. . . •. .
I BANK CLBARINGS. — New YorK «
"hans"s |402.K».a?:. balances J14.-530.TK:
I Baltimore. exchanges H. 75 7.<&.• *£»*<"*
i U'«,o70: 1 Chicago, exchanges. *40.«>4215. ta£
: ances *2,3fi9,r£4: Boston, exchanges ?2T.08-.->..
■ balances $517.6*5.
1 SILVER MARKET .-Commercial bar sil
ver. SS^c; Mexican silver dollars. Me. Bar
: silver in London closed at '-TsrJ. a.dcclme
, of l-16d. ; '
! GOLD. PREMIUM.— In Madrid, 6.33; L-a
bon. 10.25. » -
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. -Mexican ex
change on New York is quoted at C.O1 1 -.
I GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS: - R/^elpts
! from customs yesterday were $430. J». in
ternal revenu? $CB&.'©». and miscellaneous
MCI. S3. a ■ total ■ of - J905.77?. against total
expenditures on ordinary account or »1.A».
! 03S. For the month to date ordinary re
ce'pts have been $12,563,132. and ordinary ex
penditures $10,753.025, the excess of receipts
amounting to $1,774,16?. For the fiscal year
to date ordinary receipts have been P*H.?*.
350. against SS6t/122,1J7 in V" »m* tiroem
IPO and ordinary expenditures $KTr>.te«.S&*.
against J624.51«1.:.5>' in 1909. the excess of ex
1 penditures this -ear amounting to J11.i00.
943, compared with an excess la&t year o.
167.79^451. Including Panama Canal ac
count and public debt, the excess of all ex
! penditures over receipts pine© July amount?
to $42,933,758. against, an excess inthe cor
responding period a, year ago of $125.?60.5u0.
! SUB-TREASURY.— The S'Jb-Treas'jry was
| debtor to the Clearing House $«i?..>o 1 .
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
! FOREIGN" TRADING.— Foreign houses
were not active in tfie local stock market,
I selling upward of MUM shares on balance.
I DIVIDENDS DECLARED. — Dividends
! have been declared as follows: Chicago.
i Indianapoli3 & Louisville, regular semi
i annual 1% per cent on the common ana
I semi-annual 2 per cent on the preferred,
payable June- 23: J. II- Dunham & Co.. reg
i ular quarterly l f i per cent on the first pre
ferred and V 4V 4 p<*r cent on the »ecoiid pre
ferred, payable July 1; JlcKinley-Darragh-
Savage ilines Company, ?, per e«Bt and an
extra 2 per cent, payable July. 15; Chicago
Junction Railways and Union Stock Yards
Company, regular quarterly per cent on
' th« preferred and 5 per cent on the com
i mon, payable July 1; New York Central,
' regular quarterly V? per -cent.. payable July
1; Kansas City. Fort ■ Scott .-&• Memphis,
i regular quarterly 1 per cent on. the pre
i ferred, payable July 1: Otis Elevator Com
! pany, regular quarterly 14 per cent on the
' preferred, payable July la; Western i nion
Telegraph Company, regular-quarterly - *
iof 1 per cent: Chicago A. Alton, regular
! semi-annual 2 per cent on the preferred
• and 2 per cent on the prior lien and par
ticipating stock, payable. July 15: Philadel
, phia, Baltimore & Washington, regular
: semi-annual 2 per cent, payable June 20:
. American Surety Company, regular quar
i terly ZVt per cent, payable. June SO; Metro
politan Trust Company. -regular quarterly
i 6 per cent, payable June- 30; the- Lanston
i Monotype Company, regular quarterly ]%
! per cent, payable Juno 3A.;3 A . ; .
' SECURITIES LISTED.— The., following
i securities have been added to the-Stock Ex
■ change list: Cincinnati, Hamilton &. Day
1 ton $2,0O«>,OOO first and refunding- 4 .per cent
; bonds. Jll.ooo.oo>> fifty-year 4. per cent first
mortgage bonds of the Jamestown. Frank
lin & Ctearfleld Railroad Company, **;t*<a.-
WO 7 per cent cumulative. preferred stock
' and $a.6or>,<X)o common stock, of- the Ameri
; can Brake Shoe and Foundry Company
J and Jl7.2i»>.OiTO Missouri, Pacific , Railway
Company convertible- 5 per ce-nt first mort
gaga bon 3?, Series A. • '•""
CHICAGO & A L.TON".— * Alton
' common stock sold at 2) yesterday, a new
• low record for the year and IS points below
! the low record of 1910 i In April. IPIO, the
! issue sold as high as 74V -Four per cent
was paid on the stock last year. and 2 per
i cent was declared in February of the cur
: rent year. Its present price suggests the
! passing or reduction of the dividend at the.
next dividend period.
I COLUMBUS AND HOCKING COAL.
' AND IRON.— Tho committee formed for
I the reorganization or readjustment of the
: affairs of the Columbus and Hocking Coal
I and Iron Company announce that -no ex-
I tension of the time- for deposit beyond June
■ 1 has been granted, but that for a short
' time the committee will continue to re
; ceive deposits. - -
ANTHRACITE COAL.ITONNAGE.-The
anthracite coal tonnage over the coal road 3
lor May amounted to u.^79.561- tens, against
; 8.063.573 tons in the same month last year.
I For th© year to May si the tonnage aggre
1 gated 27.415.625, compared with 27.046.572 tons
in the same period last year.
i INTERNATIONAL, NICKEL, OFFICERS
: RE-ELECTED.— The directors of the Inucr
natlional Nickel Company have organize!
I by re-electing the retiring officers.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION. .
The following securities were sold yester
day at auction at the Exchange salesroom
by Adrian 11. Muller & Son:
By order of eiecutors. • •. ' .
17'-i -"■a. Pettier * Stynv:s Co.: per'sbarr. . J3
30 a;-.,-. Columbia Stymite Co.; 2 shs. Mur
". .' ray Hill £:an\; 3 ate New' Jersey
State rifle Association: $r.(HX>Com
mercial T lug '**- urnJerwrUers' cor- '
tiftcate: lot ."..... '. .... $4
#100 Building Trades Employers" Asso- ■ ;
tlon 6 p*r cent bond .' .5100
oO aba. Plttsbursr, Cincinnati. Chicago &
St. Louis K. R. preterred 100»i
5 sh«. rtttsburs:. Clncincoti. Chicago *-
St. Loui s R. K. prsferrea.. IV9
By order of trustees.
10 eh§. Poirlfson Land acd " BuiUin- Co .
fan r«M: 13 shs. Pot!?*?" La'rl
• . . and Bulldlas Co.. CO p*r cent panl.
lot «i,-yj
9 10.000 State of North Carolina. 6 percent*
bond*. dv« April, 1533 taccocct
Chatham R. R. C«O. April. IS**
•Md subsequent coupon* attached"
per boni «m
$10.«yj State of Arkansas 7 p«r cent iondV.
duo Asril. ICCH> (oriEctpal ana \-c
t-raat gyarantsea 07 Arkansas Cen
tra! R. R. Co.>. Apr-!. IST?. ar^l
Kbsequent coupons, »ttac'a«3: r«
■b0nd................. ■ " a*"
$15,000 feat* of Arkansas 7 p»r bead's*
i" 1 * A 1 - l9o ° 'account littl«
BoA Pin* Bluff * New Orleans
K. R. Co v • April. 1573. and sub»«
«lrt<^ft.^? u l^ tcOu ? ons^ ttau * hed; t>«r. boats.-. $2H
$10,000 ln-3tan»po!*». D«ca:ur .i Western
'-*»" Co. second raortgasa bOTia«
<Mitropo!ltaii Trust Co. certlflcafi
of dero«tt under arr^nents <3at*l
- fecatur & •Western .?W Indiana;.
• cotno mortsae- bond*, ana |600
scrip (Metropolitan Trust Co *«■- .
ttftcate* C f d<po.lt under agrceinon'
<Jat*d Aunst W. IS&J>; tot*. Xi
«,. J or » 1 -« ount "f whom It may cor.-m'
|#^g Pi
300 ■** Wabajh R. >; *"°
SCO .!». Columbu. an li^tr,- C^ M WV *
-;> *sf S*^Sft .1. 1 ; a i
HI sk3
-SI S: •
i.ow.i* we. tern ss&sasae^lP ik
; ■ Per ,| l-r( ,
;n.i Brltith Manuta.Mur
too •^:cfW^n^r^/.^Ht^r:^-;S: c fW^n^r^/.^Ht^r:^-;S i
" PPPPPPWHB
j!'" " * Sob 1 ' J I Lt JM • •
■" 9^ ! ! ' I!j>II !j> I km
I; 135; Broadway, New York City
■; ; - — .lii^i
|; Capita!, • • SUM*,
■ Surplus « Profits, \MSM,
•|i The Company transacts a ; get*
era! deposit business, allo^C*
I; interest on deposits at as fc3j
j! able -rates as conservatism *5
1} permit. Special rates on tiZj
(j certificates of deposit.
INTERNATIONAL i GREAT HOEiia
. RAILROAD GOMPANT '
Second Mortgage Bo^
To th* holder* of S«*ca4 aortrass Bey,
th« Inteaaatlonal £ Great ril "lwi^
r«ad CorapanT t»bo bare n«t 4^MtJ.
■■m* under •■• Bondholders* .Jjt^J,
dated Marrh 2, 1999:
A' decree for the forsclcrars ef t 5» g^
Mortgagr^ and for a. sale ta«rencfc» w
b«*n entered In the Ca!t«4 Sam {k
Court for the Northern District of tti»
tb« untti day of Mar. 1910. notics '••>*1
given t^at th* tlrnft for 4epos!ttsj
mortgage bon'Js « i:h XHB 1 1 U58J 1 jT
AND TKC3T COMPANY. D»po»itarr
above-ii!er.rione.i Agreement, is h«f^
tended to and ir.c!udi=e UM TBJ BaT|
JUNC 1010, atter which «!at* beasi » 3
received only !n the discretion cf tin
tee aad upon the payrn'rit cf such 7m^
re-pect of eHCh bond aa mar be tensifc
th^ Coir.mtttee ua<ler t^» term* cf Mi 4
•n^nt.
Date<3 New York. May IT. 1310 ,
W. tMLr> EOOSEVEIT, Chalrto
EDGAK L. MARSTO.
JOHN n". IIAMEJT.
HE>RT K. PO.^IKOT.
Cogmltt^
LINKING FUND NOTICE. "
Tne an<ler3igne<l v "- i "' gives ■ ■-::» ft»
aT'-or(Jan^« with Article tcree c! I ;,
r-. Us' dated Ju'7 17th. l:-»i. to L*»7r»»
Insurance an.i Trust Compar.T. as Traa.*
secure an Issue of $20O.'J0O.0i> of flrjt 'am,
five per cunt bonds, made, by A. SchrsiefiC
Incorporu.ted. th»re have b<^n ca:ied for otr
tion 01 July Ist. JMO. together with <■
failine Am on that da»e. Bonda Nca. 2X,-tt;
ITU an.] IT. of *l.«J«O.€y taeb. ■
Said bonds will be pal-1 BpOB "i' in§|
■the office of Lawyers T!ti<» Insurance
Compary. I6<) Brr 11- Jf«w Tork, «, ,
aft»r J-'itr Ist. 11*1" on -srhJch dat» MM
.hafMjn ill "a?* „_„_
AY SCHRADER'S SON. INCORPORATE
Central Trust Company of In la
54 WALL STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS - \ ' !.T"i
tor waJca 51 7.000,000 Sii baao *rm
I KNICKJI/KBOCKO
TRUST COMPA.NI
Fifrh'-Are. & S4th Sf «" Ercai-raT-.
|L*nf,T Ay. 12-th ~* T-^M »,.. »w».
MISCELLANEOUS SECTTBUn
' .F'irr.:.»J-*": by J-rlo PL Ha:ch 4C?^3ii
■Mi ■ street.)
. . . .. ' - STOCKS.
Diviieat EilU
Am. Brake - S * T...... Q-Mar ' S3
Ara' Brake S & F pf Q^M 7 a J
American Brass Q-J 5 U 5
American Chic'-* Mo&Ex 12 3) 3
American htcla pf O-.I < 103 '4
!Am DM T«»I of N* J....Q-J * * -
.Am Coal Prcd'acr*. . Q~- T * 3 ~-" 1
|Am«Tkaa Press Q-JiEx •'. *. J
! American ' Thread pf. Ti.T 5 t|
lAm Typ<s Foun.i d«?b <t 10< j
, Am Typ<! Foan-1 n«w >f4NI9C» * .99 .'
i Am" Type ■ Founders JiT i «
: An* Tjt« Four<Vr • t?..Q-J 1 J1
1 Babcock & Wtlco.x Q-J 7 '■'
Barney &- Smlttj pf - ■
' Borden's COBd MilS SF*AEx — 1H
i Borders Cond Milk pf. Q-M * Ml ■
: Bush Terminal — S»
Central Kireoris — •
Central Fireworks pf. .. — -• ;
Conn Ry i Light Q-F ♦ >> .
Cen-j!oU! Q-JiEx &B;
E I <J-j P d 5 N-moura.. 7 CS !
E I «a P de Xem pf.'. .Q-J » *♦
Empire Steel ft Iron ... — •
I Kmpir* steel & Iron pf. — •» ]
! Hail Sigra! common - *> '
, Herrtn*-Ha!'-Mania ..-- — - — »
International JJiokeL . . — «•
i Int-Tratloral N'.ck«'. pf-O-F • »
I Internationa! Nickel rta- — - — •*"
! International -1- er ■ — •.
International Silver pf Q-J 4 1*
: Kirty Lumber ... — £
j Klrfcy Lumber pf. • — •
Kings Co El L. & P.. Q " « 12
I I^cltawanna Steet .. — JJ
! Nat Cash Register pf --- HU • J7
NiTes-Bernent-P .Q-3t * «•
Ni!es-Bement-P pf «>-F * "
OUa l*T»t*f a«O 2 *
Otis Elevator pref C-J • *
Old Dominion S S -J&J • *2
1 Pa..if,- Gas &ri - £
! Pacific Gas AEI pf Q-J « *
Phelps. I? * Co - 5£
1 Pope Manufacturing — ~
' Pop* Mf« - -,2 -
I Proaucers- Oil Q-M * » ;
'Pratt i Whim^.- pf. ...'J-r * gf-'
ißojal Ra:. Powder •i-MiEt * "J 4
I T. >val Va'- Powder pf. .Q-M • »;;
I Safety C H i L, Q-M&Ex * « ;
I Chiclet ■ — '«
' Standard Coupler -* i
i Standard MflUn« Co — Jf .1
! Standard MilUng Co pf. A&o JJj ;
Texas Company Q-M '- lj s
i Texas & Pa We CtaJ...Sert? • ■ '
Trenten Potteries ; — * '
Trenton Potteries of . . • • ~" . '7,
Trenton Pet fnds <:'.?%. -3&3 ♦ ■
Trow • Pirectorj- — 5 j
T.'r.tan Carbide • — '
Vr.ion Fern" Q-J ' » :
Ur.lo:i Typewriter ~L vi '
Cnicn Typewriter 1« pf. AStO J J^ ;
; Union Typewriter C.I pT.AAO J *» ,
Unite J Bark Note C-J ♦ J.
Vnitsd-Bank Note pf. .Q-J • t ?
C S Ftnisfclr.s &r^ ! 4 !
v a Fmlshtns pf 0-J „ ;;» f
r s Finishes l?t JtJl?^ ? a r
C S Finishins cens Ji J 19» ' ir.
IT S Motor com «>.■
V S Motor pf ~ «
Virc- Railway ■ — %■'.
West PacttJc ~ **J
West Power "~ #* 1
tTeai Power pref ■ ■ r ",' j? »j.'
BOSTON CURB STOCKS
(Furn!sh«J tv 3 TtooreM
Broad street. N'e-^ Tor*. *=<!
»btre street. Boston. 1 * , +-,~''*?2
A^h* X»
A-itoaa asi < M:=M*ar. - 4' 1 r
|Artr« rights w . i?
I Bsy" State Gas *J~ 'V-*
BobeTr.»a- ;J v-%
Boston Ely ?^ "| s :
Bcs-t;.-co1c» - X x » Wf
Cacrus Development ■ -tj s'»
inUv:ris - *»> j
I CTiampton *]? jJ^ ,
Chief Conso'.tdateJ *n '■ jjV*
CWao ■1& j;r
tt.crtes Mines -» *k
j Carbiti Ccrocr *** jOV~^
f Pomtnton Syndicate . ..- « j^
! First Nations! Ccpper. . • s* . A
1 Gtla Copp«r . .' * TV.
! Inspiration ■ ** 9*» ".
iLiy* Oak ?]~* «
|Mickln»tr * #
MMsacbuartt» Oa> 2 w
, McKlßl«7 r>»"a»V V " S? V/
Maiestlc " 3 .
National Mlnin* E-xp;sr. !T* j g
| New Baltic I, $'*
I Oneco " S,* >
! Rawild- Mmlac 2v t^
R^.<^J» Island Coal '. 2 •«
aan Ar.tocto cSi c*l^)-- '7 9
Shattuck Arizona - *™ - J
Scuth Lake -• *« *r? :
Southwest Dev«!opir.»n:. « » j^.
VulMr* • g * .
NEW YORK CITV;B|!
(I^m'ahei by XV. N. Co!<? * c *",* .
■ (ArfrueJtnt««t »•».«%'*
Interch.. 4'i. Star. }■*: iM.-W *
i Inirn i > ... «5 j
. Inn rrb .♦ « May. 0g iiS^ST?!
Intt-n-h.. 4. May. li>s.;- .J'
n«t,t«r^..4. Nov.. }£*—■: ....:•
R-gi«f.r^i. *. s«w. |-jr X
K^S'« . S
Intrrch.. 4. May. ■ »»*JI; 2
neg»*r«red. 3h. Nov.. t*«^ g£
ne«ri»t. anJ coup, jj.'- Q"- jjS. Jn 4
Kesris*. »»a ooup- . 5^ O Y'-~- •—5* V
ine*wtcreJ. 3. N^-v^L. t9l*.-\"«f* ■
1 Rests?, ar.d conp ..*-, < 5? r - " ■

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