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Bank Reserves
High grade short term obligations
c* standard corporations fulfill m a
marked degree the requirements of
a secondary reserve for banking in
stitutions, possessing as they do
the following chief characteristics:
Freedom from violent
fluctuations
Keady convertibility into cash
Liberal income return
Ser.d for Cc-csUr S 4— giving list ef
selected short ierrr. ssamtics ntrw cb
tmrjdbtt ** Prices re vet frcrz
41/2%4 l / 2% to 6%
Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York
25 Nassau St.. New York
51b Are. S: 4Sd M 33 Lombard St.,
Xcw Verk I_osdon C C i
WE OFFER
Hew York Central Lines
EQUIPMENT TRUST 4 l As
Due 1915. 1922, 1923
PRICE ON APPLICATION
Milieu, Rob & Hagen
15 Congress St.. S3 Wai! St.,
Boston New York
WANTED
SCO SEN-SEN CHICLET
FOR SALE
SOT AMERICAN PIANO COM.
NIAGARA FALLS POWER
FREDERIC X, KtTCK & CO,
I.; err in TJnlisted and Inactive Securities of
3ai:rotuis and Other Corporations
is the rjlliUiH States and Elsewhere.
30 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
Te2 5140 to £153 Broad. Inclusive
Brasch Office 50 CONGRESS ST., BOSTON.
Telephones. 2540-2541-2542 Fort Hill.
t_.. a ., telepheneg between New York end Bostcn.
Title Guarantee Trust Co.
Bond I Mortgage Guarantee Co
American Surety Co,
Trust Co, of America
CLINTON GILBERT.
I Wall St. -
1852 !910
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
S6 Vai! St.. »tr Tor*
SEE.'MBERS . INVESTMENT
> T. fTOCK EX. BONDS
"iriXTJCG INVESTOR? t-hould acquaint them
H selves -w-lth conditions and v.ar-h develop
ments in the
Porcupine Gold Fields
Reliable information on request.
ITSBBBa GZOWSKI & (OMTA>T.
Tcroato. 23 Broad St.. Xfir Tork.
B. Smith & Co
Banker*
,'Philadelphie New York
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GOWPtHY
DIVIDEND NO. is.
A quarterly dividend of On«» Dollar and
Titir C»m« (SUM) per share, beinsr the flf
i tenth dividend on the Common Capital Stock
of thV^ Company, has been declared, payable
Into 1. 1910. to the brnrirrh of Dividend War
ntnt So. 15. annexed to certificates represent
:•:- such *tock. upon presentation and Barren
q-.'j- o { <.uch 'U'arrarts to the undersipned
""rearurer. at th< ofnee of the Company. 120
Broadway. New York.
A. K. VAN DEVEXTEB Treasurer.
v ( y T^rk. May 12. 1910.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
mVIDENW NO. 44.
- riuarterly dividend of tivo per cent on the
rap.tal st->ck of this; Company has been de
cl^-t-d payable July 30. 1910. at the oSice of
\t€ Treas-jrer. I^l i?tate Ktre«t. Boston, Mass.,
to stockholders of reccnl at the close of busl
»«-s June 2S. I'.UO.
CHARLES A HXTBBARD. Treasurer.
THK ATCHI>ON. TOrEKA AND
»«AN"TA l'E KAILU'AV COSITANV.
New York. June 7. 1010.
The Board of Directors has deciarc-d a seml
sn^ual dividend cbeinp dividend No. "4 > on
tl»€ PRSF2RKL:D STOCK of this Company of
TVTO DOLLARS AND FIT TV CENTS CS2.SO)
T^r share, payable August 1. 1910. out of eur
yiuj net ir.com*-, to holders of eaio PRE
rERREP STOCK as regiFterf-d on th«? books of
•he Company at the close of busin-e-ss ca June
EO. 1810. The books •will not be closed.
D'vlde^c cheques will be mailed to holders
r « FBEFEBBED STOCK who file suitable
crcers rherefor at this ofSce.
C K. COOPER. Assistant Treasurer.
f> Nassau Ftre^-t. New York City.
LIKE SHORE 4 MICHIGA>" f*OUTL"^:R>
XV. CO.
«'-rand Centra! Ttrmmal. N. T-. June 17. lt?10.
The Board of Directors 'of this Company
have ctrcla.red fc semi-ar:nua! dividend of SIX
-r: CENT, upon its Capita! £tock, payable
st this office July 29tb. ISIO. to stockholders
oJ record at S o'clock F. M. on Thursda: , Jane
COth, 191 C.
•"itv ta\e a'so declared a semi-annual divi
dend cf SIX PER CENT, upon the It. 6. &
?C. I. Guaranteed Stock, payable at this office
>u^ust Ist. "9 1 0 to Etockholders of record at
« r clock P. SI or. Thursday. June 30th. 1910.
C H A HLEg F. COX. Treaeurer.
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
Oraae Central Terminal N. V., June 17. 1910.
The Board of Directors of this Company
iiai-e declared a seini-e.anua! dividend of ONE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, upon li= Cap:
♦a": Erock. payable at this cfSce August Ist,
ifllO ie stockholders cf record at 3 c"c!ock
T-. M en T-ursdav. Jrr.e 30th. 1910.
CHARLES F. COX. Treasurer.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
Grar.d Centra! Terminal, N V . June 17. 1910.
The Board cf Directors of this Company
" £v»- declared a ml-arinjiaJ divide-r.d o*
THKEE PER CENT, upon its Capita! Stock.
rs.ys.ble at this cSice July 29th. ISIO. t o 6tock
fccotai cf record _• 3 O'clock P. M- en Thurs
*?B"\ June 20-!:. 1910.
CHARLEP T. COX. Treasurer.
GARTIELD NATIONAL BANK.
Fifth »v»m!f * Twenty-third St.
Sfew Ycrk. June 22. 1910.
A* a rr-e»t!r.g cf the Board cf Directors, helfl
riis c*y _ •.-..- of 3v"<- utxjh the
G*?tt*] Stecfc cf this bask was declared, paya
r>. fre* of ray on and aft»r June S6th. ISIO.
Tae Transfer Books ■will be close* until Frl
<l£^. Jnly lrt, 1&10
W. I* DOUGLASS. Cashier.
CLEVELAM). CINCINNATI. CHICAGO *
ST. LOT EY CO.
<irt.nc Central Terminal. N. Y-. June 17, 1910.
A quarterly dividend c: ONE AND ONE
IQUARTEP. PEK CENT. OB the Preferred Capi
•a! Stock •>£ this Corr.p2.ny ■«■::! be paid at the
«^Scs cf Messrs J. P. ilcrgar. iz Co.. New York,
ca Ju-y 20 1910, to stockholders of record at S
o'clock P. M or. Friday. June 24ih. 1910.
CHARLE? F. COX. Treasurer.
»-. I.««ii» ««->uTb«»-».t*Tn Railway (o
:xe
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It tht ofio
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mwmm-g EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
d the City of Ne-«r york.
Jut.*- 21, 1910
Th* EoarC of Director* have this lay <•«
«:sr*<i a mesa-msmuai <;,v.cer.d of thkee pitp.
CUNT.. f;et ct ttx, payable on and a*t=r SoJjr
.r. i9l-J. until T.-ftir:i citt the Transfer books
-vi'l be closed. E V. CAMBIER. Cashier.
Z - - ul alter
rat ba.sC: or AMERICA;
New York- J:ib~ 17th, 1810
T.-.t Board ri Directors bsv« tc».<say c--:l«.rec
i atstl-mxsaz*l dtt&eed of fftiriwi oa« r*r
e«:t., free or tax. paw JuJv lit, 1910, to
-&:ceri of record of this d*is-.
The transfer book* will remain cios«S cstl!
Ts^y ''£• l»10. W M. EEX.'.TT, Cashie-
] STOCK PIES UP ON A BETTER DIS TRIBUTED BUSINESS
NEW YOKE STOCK ' EXCHANGE SALES— WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22, 1910.
a3Bi^a 3Bi^ -s^^cf cssssi-i tiffpa 1 6^i f 3H3 H r a i»^ aag?6Maag^*g{f| ipfi ipj 1 !:
J i :2s: 2 s H tiiiiit i i « "«i « 3 i ss i» «Mp* « ! « « €
i m if^ i 1 1 1 1 111 1
100 . v, ArSlr! Cotton Oil [ pf::::::::i03^10s4!lO%103j:i02- 103 800 +% Missouri Pacific LSSUfI» L^iS* iSfchffn? 1
100 — Amer. Hide & Leather pr. 35^ Ss^i| 25^i SSU 35 3o^i f«j-l<S National Biscuit • — ••-;;- l^f %19 -%>
"iSS 1* SSS; Smliunl nr ' ...' 1031, 103^ las^ ,103^' 103^:103^ £3- « Nat Rys of Mexico 2d pr .; B gH 2^ ■
=5w -iii ArJI- SuS- nr S%SI '118^118 !120 500! +34 |JC. V.. Ontario & Western. ; 45 ,4o ; «f* ! ,^i, > «'*
I.W-- 1^ Arclr: T^fe Teh. •.•.■.■....: -.'iMta'isk 136*137^;1£ !137^ Lo^i + ,H (Norfolk & Western 100^:101 lOOglOl
400 +2 Ainer Woolen 32*s 334 32 I S2^ ; 32 :D% f£i +2 .North Amencar. |7g4 L^LSjUSitUS ii^
t-2 Anaconda : ... »5 41 . 40^ 41 ' 40»»i 41 I^.4Sd - % ! Northern Pacific -i^^^Vu r YttSL
IW; + 4 Baltfcnoro & Ohio pr -80% SO 1 * 9-^s 90^j 30 91 400 Pitts , Cln.. Chic. & -St-.1*.. 95% -9^. 9s?| S^ SS -9^*
J« flj Can^SS Sa&T?:::::::Bfe^&&|aDlg t Ift |» ip-^c Iron & Steel pr., Kg. 96^ 9o^ : gj: »ffl g
t ion .il r- erPa i r,ea.^e- 37\i ".'Ws ST%t 3?Vi SS ! S?Vi 10.200 - <*, Rock Island 40^ 41% W^x |^. I**: -t*
— clm-Ii L^ihl- P- IK in- W7 lOT I(6^ 107 600 - Rock Island pr So >So i 84% ; 84% i Bg4 8^
: aii :§H^i ? fi ° : Eijarat s : I if* a s:™ : s? k g|J % 1 s^i is
"2y> -^ 'c""ai? G--a- Westerp " »4 27^ 26W 27* 27\' 2S 1.000. « St. I>ou:s Southwestern pr.; 7^ IW«rg 76%
i » ig;?-s^ get« SjgtfSJ'aT'a i 1!?i 1 !? ■ 2a sf »a era isnfg: alj s
6MI «3 IColorWdo Feel & ton SS I 35>ii S6 86%: S6 »X «« * » ISS, '!, P t i P" w»i«™ " Si? S« ili »S S
"Sl= SSSSS?. SSk£ i-wisig oS Pjm U,»O 'M-% Cnte sit Paper pr J9|l |% J« ?j? j »
f Piis=-f Pimp i^n^iiiiiij ;Si
1.600! si Imerboro-Metropolitan i st! is d 19% a a l.&« + % i^tah Copper fffl^GHfll'
5.M0! +1? llnterboro-Metropolltan pr.| 52% 53% 52^4 53^i 53^! 53% 2,200 +fe i^ 3 -^- S&SSSi Vw 1M 123 123 lffl iffl
IW +114 'International Harvester....! SSVi'IOO K"4!1OO | 99?ii100 SH +I ,f.Kfci£st chelnlcal P r %, i^i 5o *20 "^
OOP 1 -i* Lake Erie «£.- ■ Western..... :l 16 I 164 16 1 .\<^ 16 : ITU, ' 1 . . , _ _L L— _! "l~ '
-Small lots .
FINANCIAL MARKET
Money Rates Unchanged. While
Sterling Exchange Declines,
The prospects of an early adjournment
of Congress and weakness in the grain
market. following reports of rains and
lower temperature in the spring wheat
belt, were effective factors in inducing
covering of shorts in yesterday's stock
market, which in turn brought about a
higher level of prices throughout the list
of active issues. In Tuesday's transac
tions the bear element overextended It
self on adverse advices from the North
west regarding the position of the spring
wheat plant, and as a consequence the
favorable dispatches received yesterday
from various points in that part of the
country naturally caused a certain
amount of apprehension among the trad
ers In the stock and grain markets, who
operated on the preceding- day on the
expectation tHat opportunities would be
offered to settle their contracts at at
tractive profits. As a matter of fact,
speculators in both markets practically
were compelled to run for quarter.
; Stocks were strong at the opening: and
[ in the larger part of the day, with sub
stantial net gains In the active shares,
! while the price for wheat options was
correspondingly weak, a loss of about
three cents a bushel being recorded.
Although the volume of business did not
show a material expansion as compared
with the dealings in Tuesday's market,
the trading was better distributed and
at times suggested accumulation by well
informed banking interests, especially in
the local gas stocks, American Sugar
Pfenning, Northern Pacific, Southern
Railway preferred. Reading, Union Pa
cific and United States Steel, the last
named issues being taken in spite of
somewhat unfavorable reports from the
iron and steel industry. The general
action of the market was favorable to
the theory that stocks are a good pur
chase for a long pull. Prices may go
lower before a sustained advance de
velops, but quotations as a rule are at
a level that has discounted the adverse
features in the situation, and they rep
resent for the actual investor a return
of from 5 to 6 per cent on his money.
Strength in the local gas stocks at
tracted attention, owing to the relative
activity in the issues. Consolidated Gas
has a strong investment following and
the chances are that the company at no
remote period will restore its dividend
rate to the level that prevailed prior to
th» SO-cent gas legislation, while Brook
lyn Union Gas is held by people who sei
den" 1 make a mistake in their invest
ment operations. The latter stock yields
at its current price a substantial in
come to its holders, and it Is generally
believed that the company's large earn
ing power and its so-called concealed
assets are responsible for the specula
tive interest now taken in the market
fluctuations of the issue, on the theory
that the favorable position of the com
pany eventually will be reflected in j
larger dividend disbursements. The
stock closed yesterday at 144, against ,
1397* for Consolidated shares. Ameri
can Sugar Refining, which always has |
paid dividends and which will continue
to pay dividends, closed at an advance
of 4 points on a better volume of busi
ness Than recorded on many days in re
cent months Another issue that at- j
tracted more than ordinary interest was !
Southern Hallway preferred, which en- |
joyed a net gain of 2 points. This stock ■
is on its way to a dividend basis.
Money rates were easy, though a trifle
firmer than recently recorded. Sterling
exchange declined under the influence
of heavier offerings of commodity and '
bankers' bills. London discounts fell to
the lowest level touched since last sum
mer, going under 2 per cent. "While :
most bankers received a quotation of 2
per cent, some discounts were offered .
as low as I~± for sixty and ninety days.
On that basis money could be borrowed ;
abroad for three months at a cost of
about 2*s per cent, making: allowance '
for the usual commission, as compared '
with 3 to 3"4 per cent for three months' j
loans In the New York market.
FERRY COMPANIES.
rid Attmq I BH.Asked.
Bilya F6s. 20 25 jlOtfc l. 2sc st. as 45
H V lrt ss. 1"' 105 1 Co bond; 60 70
NT&STGBsM 67 (Uclon Ferry.. 23 31
:; yft c p.. 25 30 co Ist U. m 96
do Ist 5».. £5 66 1
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE IMPORTERS 155 TRADERS NA
TIONAL EA.KK OF SEW YORK
-••■=■ York. Jur.<> 21st. 1910-
A C.vla«::c or twelve ptr cent, free of rax.
ha« U*6a.y beer declare by this bant, payable
ci the firs: day of July next. The t-ißEier
books ».H! retrusis closed til! that <iittt
K. II POWELL. Cs-hler,
YEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUTE. THTBSDAY. JTXE 23. 1010
BOND MARKET SALES
500 Jap 4 Vis 2(1. 93 115000 tot Paper 6* -101*
5000 Rep of C ss . 103 ; 58000 do 101
6000 VSofM 4s 96 ; 3000 l nt Steam P
2000 NYC 4*& 5s 9-5*
1957 107 130000 X C F S& M
7000 do .106-*! 4b <S
6000 do N0w... 106%] 2000 do ... <«-»
i 14000 do 4*is 101 j 1000 LE.& VT Ist
I 3000 do 4s 195S 69-Vs Ss 11l
5000 do 4« 1959 99'r»: 1000 L S &- M Bo
&000 do 99% Deb 4s 93
: 1000 Adaas Ex 4s 92* 5000 do 4s 5931 92**
500 do 92^i 2000 L- >•* A & C
21000 Am A C 56.100U Ist . - 100
1000 Am C O 414s 97 i 3000 &NTSo Ry
3000 Am H & L M Jt 45 . . . 90
6s . OS^i ' 7000 do 90 s
1000 Am Ice S 6s 73 " 1000 Mar. Cor. 4s. 94
: 10000 Am T & T 1000 Met Tel e0..102--4
1 Cvt 4b 101 V4, 3000 M C Con 4s. 9S'rb
' 10000 do 3.101 Vi 6000 MX&- O 45. 104
! 25000 do . 101% 1000 MX & T Ist
25000 do 101% 1 4s . . 96 «
1 2000 Am Tob 66.100%! 1000 do 96^
1000 do 4s 79 6000 do S F 4%s S6
8OT» Armour 4^s 92 1000 M X & T of
2000 A T & 6 F I T 5s 102^
Gen 4s . . 99 I 2000 Mo P Cvt 5s 94
4000 do . 39 ! « i 1000 do 93 7 «
1000 do . .99 .27000 XEI By 4s. . 76
600 do 9S»; 1 2000 21 V C I>€b
1000 do CM 55.10S ; . 1934 92",
1000 do Cvt" 4s 106% 2000 do I2OF. 92H
10000 do 107 " 40iy> do Gen 1 -;? S7 T 4
200') do Rets f 1 1000 do S7-4
paid .. . 103^ ' 3000 do L S Col
2000 At & B 4b.. SOttl 3%a SO*g
1000 At C L & N i 2000 N T X H & H
: 4s . . .9014! Deb 8s 13K
i 1000 do . . 80%120000 do Cvt 3%s 98
6000 B & O Gold i 10000 N & W Crt
4< SS l *! 4s mm
16000 do 99i» i 10000 do 101%
oC«> do 9S*. 15000 do . ...lOW
5000 do 994 28000 N PPr 4s ..100^
6000 Beth Stl sb. 87 | 1000 P T &■ T .js. 364
8000 ' kin C Ist. 101%, I 3000 Pa 3%a 1915. 95"*
SOOO B R. T 4b.. 53^' 10000 do 3. 95-*
10000 do ..... . S3 7 i i SOOO do ... • BS%
78000 do ...... 84 * 2000 do . .... 95 7 /»
1000 do *4% ■ 1000 Read Gen 4s . 98
1 45000 do 84141 noon do 9<-t
2C->0 do 84S. ! 11000 do .96
2000 B V El lst.100%! 5000 St Li Mt &
2000 Cent L 6s. 9&% So Gen ss. 107
. WOO do 89^1 ioo<> do Ref 45. . S3
2000 do f194 : 27000 St L. &E F R
30000 do 9914 ; Gen 5r 87
1000 C p Gtd 4s. :«•,:-' 10000 do . £•>**
5000 C & O Gen ! 2000 do C T .
-^s 100% j 4000 Bt L. Bwn Ist
00000 do Cvt 4"- ■ 03= . I 4s BS%
7000 do •••-• H.3T* 5000 Scab AL. Ad -'
150*10 do .. 038; j Be 74*
JOOO do Fnd 55.102$ do 74 1 *
2000 do R& a . 1000 do 74*4
2d Con 4s 55000 do 74%
57000 Chic B & Q j 10000 do 74"i
,^_ Gen 4«... 98% 1 20000 do 75
■ -f?°? do . 96^ 1 1000 dc net ss -- 9©%
5000 do Jt 4? . 85*4 1000 Bo P Ist Rer
2000 dr. fa 94H
P3 2° • - 18000 do Mi*
r>ooo do Reg... BE [.1000 do ... 94
1000 C M& St P 1620n0 do Cvt 4b.. 99%
innnn i S "34--- 82 35000 do ... 100
l'tooo do ..... S'lSi 2000 60 Ry Gen 4s 76* a
«"' 5° °- 15000 do M & O
10..10 do C & p 1 . Col 45... fc* ; c
nnnn r -r^' Bs -v" 106 5000 md El L. Inc 35U
uOOO CRI & p j Wloo d 0 4^ E ?4
Imnn 9* n 45.... 96 ! 200OTJ P Ist 45..1c0 i
10000 do Ref 4s ' SOOO do Ist Ref
l ?£2 "t° ' ?7%! XX» do 06
5° 87% 60<V) do Cvt 45.. 104*3
*° ■ 873 i! 6000 do 104S
JWO do R R 4s 75% • 18000 do I-? .
•'-■' do 78 ! 5000 V R B of S
MOO do . -,- 4 r 4 , 6 s:.
aooo on ... 76*110000 do 69i*
1«TO <]° 77 ; 1000 D g L 6E....104=i
ir*v T ■ ■ 77^s[ eooa T " ? Rub 65.102H
. -' 1" ■ 77H 0000 U 5 Stl S F
%s£-*? ... 76%] 5s 103%
10.J0 C <£: Bo Re* ! 500 do 103's
,_„ , & E^t 4?is 9014 ! 4;ono do 103U
10no Col M i.,t 4. 70 ! 25000 do 108%
do -eSOF. 66 I 500 dc Res:.... 103%
ssifa H-Rer 70 12000 Va-C Ch %ss
10000 D & H Re.' 5- 99
-on-- 4 " P^i 1 aOOO do . . 9S^i
i"^ D / €C C se " « 19 ! SOOO Va IC & C
ISOOO do 6n: " i 5s .. 96
5000 Erie Ist Con "i 2000 Wab Ist ss. -109
,1/w, ? 82 ' 2000 do ... 109
41000 do Cvt 4s i 7000 do 2d 100
InMl . -*- 72 i 10000 do R & Ext
JoriOO do •••••• 7254 4B . 67%
10000 do B 65 1 10000 do .::::.:: 67
loowi do fiß^il 100-1 do . ... 67%
°C.'? do ... 65% ; 24000 do 67%
"00 Ger. El Deb | 5000 do 67"-?
,_„.„ ■« -138 .10000 do ■ 68"
2/5 ■ - 14 1 sOOO do ••' r;: '
|000 Int-Met «i« BO ' KtfOO do 6S^
■>^22 <t° ■ «* : i 11000 dc . . 684*
-?£°o do SOJ4:4SOOO do 6SH :
• i Y O O2 co sou,! 10000 Wab P T Ist
flooo do SOY Ctft Ss^
1%2. do go% 10000 do 36
*°22 5° «1%1 6000 West E F ss. 88
"rjSS T d OSI I 2*oo West Sfc 45..101^.
iJ^ to s R T 6s - 10 l« 3000 Wis C Gen 4s 90-4
i^W do ioi^.i 5000 do SOii
r9?°° do 5r i«Htlioopq do 90%
10000 do 201 % i
Total sales of bonds, $2,045,000
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS
(Furnished by E. B. Bailey, No 66 Broad^-a-. )
Aprs.
an- When , — Price. — ,
r.ual pay- Bid. Asked.'
Company. Capital. diVd. able. PC " C
City or X. 1 . . $500,000 10 Q 195 " •>(&
Comsaonwealti.. 500.000 10 J£J 526 '—
Continental 000,000 70 J&j 025 &70
Empire City . 200.000 ft j£J 125 —
F!dellty-Phenix.2,soo.ooO •• 290 300
Germ. Alliance. 4G0.000 15 J&J 275 300
German-Am. ...1.500.000 30 J&j 570 .',75
Germanla 1,000,000 15 t^j 286 295
Glens Falls fsloj 200.000 30 J£j 1328 —
Globe £■ Rutgers 400.000 40 q 470 —
Hanover <»50). .1.000,000 10 j.v.t 190 205
Home .........3.000.000 30 JiJ 605 705
Nassau ($50).... 200.000 10 j£jr 165 175
Niagara «50). ..1.000.000 50 &i 303 »M
North River <$25) 350.000 10 AizO 155 16P
Pacific COS} _■- 000 « J&J 133 145
Peter CooperCS2o> 150.000 a J£j r-'i " _
Etuyvesant .... 400.000 it. j«tj 188 160
United States 250.000 - . 60 70
■Westchester (UO) 400.000 SB F£4 V, —
W'burr CSty/85Oi 250.000 3". i^t 880 400
•No tnfbnaatJos
BOSTON STOCKS
(FuioMMd by P.. L Day & Co.. No. 37 Wall
street.)
r> . June H-Joae 22. June 21. June 22.
Bos a- A1b.. 210 220 ca: ft Hecla.s4s 545
Boston E:ev.:26 : « 126% i Cer.ter.r.'.^ M ->6~i 17
Pltchb'g pf .129 129 Cop Kanee M 62 : t, «-^
NY NH A: H 161 ISI% I p rankilr. M 115 S
Old Color, y -190 187 ! Gracby V. .38 " 37
WESt Ry. 3?H »7H!Mass Cons M B)4 B%i
do pref...lOl 101 ! Mohawk M .48 49
Macs E! Cos 16 13TiJNo Butie . 27ii 27:
do pre: *81 BO | Osceola M . ..US IS3
Am Pneuin.. — 5 J i ! Old Don M . SSH 88
do pref... — if,: M , Parrot M . . 13 14
Am T <v; T..136ri 137 Qulncy M 71 !i 73
New- Er.p T 122 li;i'H Tamarack M. 51 50
West TiT 15 15 Wolverine M.I 13 112
do pref."-'. -* M U c smelters 40 40H
Un Shoe M. 55 55% do pre* . 48 T -» .4*
do pre:... 25»4 2S'4 U 800. 86H S6H
Arcadia? M. 6 Mass Gas.... S2 fc2
AtianUc M.. 7 7 do pref 92 <',-.
?hi.ir.nr. M. 10'-i lO^i i Utab .21 21 H
OcJt Fruit.. ![»i 192 t
*Aske&>
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:
last Closing ■
sale. Bid. Asked.
Adams Express .-25« 250 — '
Allis-Chalmers Co ■ » » «[»
i Allis-Chalmers Co pref. 37 32 00
iAm Apr Cnem P ref — 102 100 101
Am Beet Sugar prel 85«4 *1 «».
Am C& F pref 115 113U JJ«
in Coal 120 75 150
Am Dist Te! 20 15 »*
Am Express 250 240 25©
Am Hide is leather ovg 6 *j*
An Linseed 12% 13H loH
Am Unseed pref 32*4 30 .33%
Am Locomotive pwf-..10T% 10. 305
Air. Malt 6* nn s'*5 '* J?
Am Malt pre? 34 34' 5 £
Am Smelt pref B So^ 88 »•
Am Snuff --..255 278 300
I Am snuff pref ...100 97% 101
: Am Te) & Cable 75 711* -ra
I Am Tob pref 95A* K>»* ■£
Am Woolen pref 09 99 100
Ann Arbor... 33 2S 36
Ann Arbor pref 70 «•• H
' Bethlehem Bteel pref... 63 - 06%
: Brunswick . . M Oh 12
v*»u *» X & P 96 » »•
I Buff R P pref - 125 . 124 ISO
■Buffalo & Susq pref 29 — 33
Butterick Co 25 25% 29*.
Car. Southern 67 ♦>* to
! Cent & So Am Tel 115 — US
! Central of N J 285 265 300
1 Chic & Alton pref ... 66 ■'•
1 Chic B & Q 225 200 —
Chic I & L pref — «0 80
I Chic M & Bt P pref.... 151 i, 150 102 j
Chic & Northwest pref-204»* 20" 209 ;
: C St P M & 0 150 *140 150
C St P M & O pref IS* 150 165
' Chic Union Tract 3 ! 5 3 3%
j Chic TJnion Tract pref.. 8% 7 10
C C C Si St L pref.. - 100 100 105
Co! Fuel & iron pref...112 3 » llJ ; 116"- :
Col & South.. 57 57 58
Col & So Ist pref 76U 7« ■ 78
Col iS o" 2d pref 75% ' 75 .8
Col A- Hock Coal & 1., 6% ■ B\i 6^ j
Corn Prod Ref pref 76 75 78 j
De! £: Hudson 166^ 197^ MD
■ D M i Ft D . . . f> . r > ..15
i Detroit United R R 59^ 82 80
ID 6 6 & At 13 13 14Hi
D S S i: At pref 25U. 25U 28 ]
Erie 2d pref 33 34 35 1
I Evans & T H fS> 50 55 I
i Evans & X H pref S2^ 75; ;S5 I
i Fed M & S 30 25 35 !
Fed M A: 6 pref. . ft* 62 70
I Fed Susrar 60 40 60 i
' Fed Sugar pref 95 pn 100
Gen Chem Co 90 81 96
i Gen Chem Co pref-... 10: 102 105
Granby Mining 40 38 100
Havana Elec Ry 06% 95% 97Vi
I Havana Elec Ry pref-. fig _ 97
Hocking Valley no 119S —
j Hocking Valley pref ioi^ 101% —
1 Homestake SP 87 S9
! Ingersoll-Rand Co 105 Pr —
! ::-Rand Co pref- $41^ 97 —
i lnt Han- pref 121 121 122 1 *
Inter Paper... 1114 11 12
Inter Paper pref -49 in BO :
IKC Ft & M pref . ■ 70 «> 78
KeoK &DM ..... -fi 6 9
I Keok & D M pre? 41 3] 60
; Laclede Gas pref 96 " rr 100
; Lake Erie £ W pref... 53 4c ."'2
I Long Island 65 6!V €5
! Manhattan Beach 3% 3 5
Marine .. ...... :,-, 6H Sri
I Maryland Coal pref 90 50 90
Michigan Central.. - — _ ISO
Mtn & St Louis . 3114 29 31*4
>■ & St L pref ........ 68 — 88%
M S & S B-ll pref. 148% 148 152
MSt P SS M L L.. S9i KSla S9»»
:Mo Kan <£.- Tex pref • 67 5 ! 67 08%
; Nash £.- Chat.. 130 12SVb 135
• Nat Biscuit pref 12.- 121 12S
Nat Ena.m & Stp pref.. sr>:. ' «.'. via
Nat of Max pref'. : • 653^ «r ks
, New Cent Coal 52% so ♦so
N V Air Brake 69H 71 72
X V C & St L,. 65 en. 96
I X T C & St L Ist pref. lOf^. 101 110
N V C & St L 2d pref. . 93 $7 p2
N T Dock 35 29 38
N T Dock pref . S2V3 SO S3
(N y N -B. & H 152-. 150 152
j Nor: & West pref . 90 90 93
! Ontario Silver : « 2^ 2"4
'Pacific Coast . !05 106 110
; Pacific Coast Ist pref... 105 S5 110
Pacific Coast 2d pref.-.ioov, 1 M 110
~Pzc Tel ii Tel pre?. . 99 ~ 90 100
Peoria & East 22 22 25 I
IP C C & St L pref ..... i:r,--. 110 116
Pitts Coal pref 66 " 65«» 71 '
' Pressed Steel Car pref.. <^ g«' 09
i Pullman Palace Car . 15s 15- |go
i Quicksilver . . .3 2'~> "3
Quicksilver pref . i 3' g
; Ry Steel Spring 34 35^ 35
Ry Steel Spring- pref . ..ion* ssu, . 103
Reading Ist pref , >*•% ss i 99
Reading: 2d pref . 9s n%i» 100
Rome Wat £z Ogc 121:. 120 122
Rutland R B Co pref... 28 .30
Et L & S ? Ist pref . 60u 62 67
St L & S"F C£E I ctfs.l2s " _ 180
Stl AS F C&B I otis pf-116% — 115
StL&SFC&E I ctfs new. 61 4S ~6S
Eears-Rcebuck pref 121 I*.1 *. 120
j Sloss-Sheff St! & Iron.. 711^ 701; 7°
j Sloss-Sheff St] & I pref.ii7* 4 115 " m
ISoRR M& O ctfs "w^:; ; 7S go
Tennessee Copper . 245, 2§U "6
! Tex ft P^c Ld Tr S9 " so 95
; Third Aye B R. r% 7 -
; TO! Rys & Llsht 8% 9 p^
Un Bag £s Paper . s 7 g*
I United Dry Goods ..101% -10114. 10'
I United Dry Goods pref- 101 s- 10? LAN
United By Investment. 32 31 "30
: United Cipar lUg pref.-ioe 10*. iOS
USCIP£:Fp*;....6S m to
U E Express 100^ 100 106
, U £ Realty & Imp 76% 73 7?
17 fi Reduc i Ref pref is " 16 30
, Vandalia R »... £9 74 , _
Va Iron C&C 88 <y>
Vulcan Detinning . . 15 15 !8
Vulcan Datimlng pref. -74 60 70
Weils Fargo Express .. 161 16« 175
■Wheel & L E 4 3U 5
! Wheel tLE Ist pref. . «•-, fill ia
: Wheel & L E 23 pref.. 5 4Z: "c
Wls Central 52 80% C "4
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterdays closing
quota ior government bonds com
pared with Tuesday's:
— June 21. Ju«e 2°
Bid. Asked. Bid 4si--id
V. S. 2s. rec, 1930 100* 101 100% ibl^
U. S. 2s. coupon. 1930... 100H — 10C»S —
U. S. 3s. rtg.. 1916 101^ 102% 101 103*
U. S. is, coupon. 1918 .101% 102^ 101 »i 1O2"5
U. S. 4s, reg.. 1&25 114* 115 114H 11&
V. S. 4s, coupon. I!)!. 4*4 * ..114% 118% 114H 115^
Panama 2s, reg , 1036.. .10f>H 101 100*, 101
Panama 2s. ng., 1935. '.<*>** 101 - I(V>H 101
Philippine 4s. 1934 100% — M 6% —
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Var. Schalck i Co.. No 7 Wall
street >
Bid. Asked.! Bid. Asked.
United Ry.. 1&% 14 Cotton Duck. 6 7
do incomes -5^ 58^4! do income*. 21 23
do 4s B3ii M : * : Norfß&LssMVi t*ii
GBiSVT 1 3 ILI i: VowY ow P8! £5
do incomes T% 9 ' do *%a..... S9 92
do lets *1% *»% Ch cRy ci .100 105
Seaboard Co 23 3D Ca C Elec 5s 9! 95
do Ist pf.. 74 Vi "76 ! Coat Trust. .200 215
do 24 pf.. 42 4.- ! Union Trust. 70 73
Scab A _■>-..■. Third Nat 8.110 230
do ID-:.? 5s 90 9l»*'Fid & Der 14. . 151
Oooaol Gas.. — 105 I Maryland Tr. 70 76
do 6: *Mi lOOHINer Cent By. lie m
KNICKLRBOCKXK
TRUST COMPANY
' Central Trust Company of flew Tort
54 WALL STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS ■ 000.00*
- <of WHICH $17,000,000 Has &e«n earned)
urb Stocks
urb Stocks
V* THOMAS REIMHARDT*
Best Facilities tor Executing Orders.
Offices 38 Broad St., N. Y. Overlook Curb.
Boston Office 54 Devonshire St. Private wires.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES
Business was almost at a standstill in the ,
I market for outside securities. Fcr a short
time in the early cession slight animation j
1 developed in a few of the mining issues. j
i Before the first hour this subsided and
! prices developed an easier tendency. The !
I issues -which have been strong and active
lately showed marked weakness on fairly
large offerings. Goldfield Consolidated ran 1
off % and Gold Hi!! -i. while small changes j
were shown in Chir.o Greene Cananea.
Miami, Ray Centra! and Ray Consolidated. :
I There was little or no hTquiry for indus
trials which in some instances were a '
1 shade of? in the bid. Bonds were dull and ,
somewhat lower. Detailed operations fol
low:
INDUSTRIAL.
Bales. Open. High- Lev Iff*
15 Am Tobacco 420 423 420 423 :
100 At! G4Wi lOrs iot4 10-* »« .
8.200 -Atlantic 0i1... 47 50 4. 50
3.000 «Ju!y Oi! . ...35 36 35 3b
1,500 'June Oil -. 28 29, --, 2S
200 Manhattan Tr . 1% 1% 1% ,";1*
1,500 Mays Oil 115 115 112 US
200 •Palmer OP. 139 13? 139 139
COO U 5 light &H . 1: i li« 1 - "- :?•■»
MINING. '
700 *Arser.tum . 4 4 Sl*S 1 * 4.
35,000 'Bovard C0n.... 3 4% 8; «
200 Brit Col Copper. 5145 14 5-« 5-* 5^
200 BntU Coalition.. 19% 18% 1 - o: * !»• i
400 Caledonia ' 1 : * 1* '-' %*
300 Canadian Mines. 6?s 673 6r» . 5*
1.400 •Cilri£^ 51 61,.. 60 51
2.000 Chino Copper... 11-, H T % 11 £ JJ*
3,000 'Cobalt Central.. 104 11 10% w™
s,ooo'Colonia! Sliver... -h rV r ,^
700 «Co:r.b Fraction.. 53 S3 52 5 ?
1,000 Ccr. Ariz Smelt. lj| 2 1*» Z
100 Davis-Daly Cop. 1% 1% 1H 1*»
4.000 Ely Centra! ' irV 1% l*i **
6,900 »E!y Con "50 50 , 50 50
500El"Rayo 4 l i 4-4 4 4 1
100 First National . • 3 : 8 i 34 3r4
lOOGila Copper 6*4 5*4 » «>?»
40OG!rou2 7 7% 7 <j|
1 12.500 Goldfield Cor:.. 9?s Tft 1 * 8* Mb
i 11,700 Gold Hill C tr st 1% l*i 1 1
15,000 'Green water . . 6 6 6 ■
200 Greene-Cananea. TT 1 * 7?* JJk 7?4
300 Guerrero Mines.- 1% l » 1% 1?»
2,600 Harcuvar Cop... 24 29 24 27
1,200 Husted 56 57 66 67
600 Inspiration S*V 8r»8 r» *:? 8^?
300 La Rose Con . . . . 4% 4-9 4% 4%
COO Little Miami...- 24 2fV 2 : a M
100 Miami Copper. . . 20 : A 2O=* 20U 2'>-i
8,000 'Mines Co of A. ,S«3 <K> 83 64
600 'McKinley-Dar.. 09 99 97 97
tOoNev-U M * 5... « » tV *
400NIpisslnr M Co.. 11% 11% 11* 11%
B<X>Oh!o Copper .2 2 1H 11? |
100 Pacific Smelters. S S '» *»
400 Precious Metals. 2U 2-* 2 s 2's
! 25.000 Rawhide Coaln. 22 22 20 20
4.200 Rawhide Queer... 32 30 32 32
2,500 Ray Central 2-fV 2H 2^, 2%
165 Ray Con .... 17 17 17 17
600 Bed Warrior ... 1 5* 2 l a i 2
100 Stewart % % "■> ?s
' 220 Tonopah 8* 9 ?% 9
1.300 •Tramps C0n.... 44 *'-% 4 4
500 Tr!-Bul!ion • ' • S - %
• 200 Tularosa . ... It* 1% I*4 II 1 *
1.200 Union Mines..... If, 1A 1% IJ> »
„ 100 United Copper. . 5 1 ?* 5% 6*6 * 6%
3,0ii0 *Un Pac Cobalt.. 6 5 5 5
100 "United Rico ... 10 10 10 10 j
BONDS.
52,000 Jones & L 55...101-* 101% 101 1 * IO1!6
5. C00 West Pacific ss. 93 S3 89 93
I
•Sells cents per share. tOdd lots. tEx dividend.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Odd-lot buying by commission houses on
a -heavy scale was the feature of the deal
ings on the Consolidated Exchange. The
market broadened out decidedly, with fifty
seven stocks represented in the day's
transactions. The latter totalled 89,668
shares. Commission houses reported that
their business m the last few days had
been much better than might have been
expected in view of the general dulness
throughout "Wall Street. Floor sentiment
was cheerful, with the rains in the North
west and the break in wheat prices exert
ing a favorable influence. United States
Steel common again gained the leadership
in respect to volume. It failed to sell un
der 78, which was M. of a point above the
low on the New York Stock Exchange.
Some of the lots of Steel dealt in were of
unusual size. One block of 500 shares was
bought on commission account at .9H-
Dealings in Consolidated Gas were notably
large, with 2.600 shares changing hands-
There was evidence at the close of the
day of an extended short interest m
Amalgamated Copper, which was endeav
oring to cover, while in other leading stocks
it appeared that the short interest had :
been largely evened up. Detailed opera
tions folio-? .
STOCKS.
S^y Z Open. Hi*h. I>°^ lAS,t
;,»! OOP • 8S «* 64%
9. : . Am Car * Fdy 66 M »* J.
90 Am Car & Fdy SG MS £S 06
20 Am .Hide &Lpf3o , ® * g
70 Am Ice 24** -4* ££ W»
20 Am Locomotive, 44-6 « 44J^ nufc
1,940 Am Smelting.... ib^s •{•* *y*
260 Am Sugar 119% 1-3 119^j 12»
!W Anaconda Cop.. 40^ 41 40: 41
790 At Top & S F..104 •» lo6£ 104% 106
20 Bait &.- 0hi0.. ..112*8 112* 112*s 112%
950 Brook R Tr.... 7g% BM; TO% SO
60 Cent Leather... 3& ] .-3 88% oS* 3 38%
3.,,. rbea £- 0hi0.... SI K>-» « * = *
910 Ch Mil & St P..126-* 1»% 12&»* 12. -»
DO Co! Fuel £1 1... 36 2b4 06 3h - :
2,600 Conso; Gas ...138% 140\i 1384 13P%
10 Cora Prod - IS l^ 1-> ! * l^ 1 * |W*
40 Den £: R G 36* Si 3«% 37
10 Dist Securities.. 80% W, 30% SO-,
140 Erie - - 27*t 28% 27 T * 2SH
20 do first pref.. 4fiis 40^ 4-. : -* r 'S
10 Gen Elec 14S : 3 148% 148% 14S^
400 Gt Nor pref 132-* 133% 132% 133*4
20 Gt Nor Ore cfs 014 61% 61 !6! 6 61%
80 Inter-Met 10% 19*s 194 18%
390 do pref . 88% OS 1 * -* 1 - 1 - 88%
2" Kan City So ... 33 33 33 33
.60 Louis & Nash.. l47 148% 117 148%
30 Mo X & Tex... 39% 394 394 894
10 Mo Pac ..88 88 66 6S
150 Nat load .75 T;-. To To 3 * I
680 N T Cent. 1164 117" 8 116% 1174
10 >' V Ont &W, . 44?* 44% 44 i 44*,
3*o Nor Pac . 1264 1274 126% 1274 '
50 Pac Mall 274 274 27 27-i 1
640 Pennsylvania 133 I?S% 133 133%
80 People's Gas 107% 10S 1074 10S
20 Pitts Coal . IS-* 18% I*\. IS%
12,340 Reading 1f.64 ITS'-, 186% 138 « i i
20 Rep Steel 86 35 89 35
SlO Rock Island . . . 40% 41?» «0% 414 .
10 St L Southwest. 33 33 3S S3
1,530 Southern Pac...123?s 124 7 -% 123 : 4 124%'
190 Southern P.y ... 28 26t* 26 2^-^
100 do pre* . ... 60=4 fios 4 «o-^ en"-* :
4O Texas & Pac... 31 =» 31% SO* 30 r »
5.610 Union Pac 173 175 172 7*7 * 17i% I
260 V S Rubber .42 42*s 41% 42
18.100 V S Steel 78% 79% 78% 78%
10 do pre- 1164 116% 1164 1164 ;
210 Utah Cop .. .44% 44% 44% 44U
60 a-Car chem.. 60>-4, •>'■- 60% 60Vi
SO Wabaab ... 19S !?>"s 19*8 19%
420 do pref . .. 43«- 4 454 43** 45
200 -CT'esfhouse El <54 ;i » '7** 64% 67
e0,600 Total sales.
MINING
'.000 Atlanta 11 .11 .11 13
1,000 Booth loti .154 !54 :'-.
100 Conso! Va .... .90 80 .90 .90
300 Elkton ..% SO .SO .SO .SO
£75 GoldSeld C0n... 9.624' 9.624 8.37% 9.374 1
Sit 10 Gould & Curry. . .15 .15 .15 .15
500 Jack Pot . . .09 .09 .09 .09
1.500 Jim Butler . .80 .30 .30 30
500 North Star . Oft .OS ".OS .OS
200 Ophir . . .. .« M 38 SS.
300 Portland .1.28 1.28 !28 ]°6
500 Red Hill 64 .04 M .04
6.775 Total in leu
BONDS
$1,000 Coscsiock 4s ... 19% 19 5 * 19?s 19%
BANK STOCKS.
CReported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 "Wall etrest.)
Bid. Asked. i Bifi.Asked.
America . . . 610 630 ; Irving N E . 200 --••
Am Bzcn. .. 235 2424 ; Jefferson . 175 ISS
Audubon N. 100 106 I Liberty ... . 625 —
JEtaa Nat.. 175 ISO Lincoln . 400 425
Bronx Bor. . 300 — Manhat Co.. 320 335
Brcnx Nat. 190 200 Mkt & Fu!.. 190 255
Battery pk. 120 130 Metropolis .. 390 4<W
Bowery 375 — I Macs 4 M N 255 288
Butch & D 140 145 Ijfercantlla .. 155 160
Bryant pic. 155 i«» Metropolitan 200 *—
Coal &! N. 150 165 Merchants' . 175 179
Century . . . 170 175 } Merchants 1 E 160 170
Chase . 430 4«5 Mount Morris 290 280
Chatham . . 325 335 Mutual . 285 296
Chemical . 480 445 ; Nassau . . 240 —
Cit Cent N. 155 160 Nat Reserve. 105 115
City 375 355 New- NethTd 210 230
Chelsea Ex. 200 — X T NBA. 320 (SB
Connirerce . 210 215 N V County. ..1
Colrnial .. . SBO - 19th Ward 218 888
Colombia . . 340 — Wight A Day 220 _
Corn Exch .. 321) 828 Nor Nat . ~— 105
East River. 115 125 pacific 230 "MO
Fidelity ... IB 175 'Park ■ 821 340
First Nat... STB &Tk> Peoples .... 270 2SO
Fifth Nat... 300 350 Phenli 165 mi
Fifth Xvi 4100 «500 Plaza 625 _
Fourth Nat. 186 190 | Produce Ex.. 165 175
14th Street. 150 165 i Sh.rman ... 125 —
Galiatin --• -20 345 I Seaboard . . . 890 —
Garneld ...290 300 Second . fSS —
Garman-Am 140 150 Statt, 275 800
i German Ex. 485 — 1 12 th Ward... -- 140
Germanla .650 565 23d Ward . HO —
Gotham Nat 150 - union Exch — ISO
Greenwich.. 255 2*3 Wash Hts... 275 —
Hanover ... 880 688 Wat Sida... 650 —
Z ~V *** •• 560 BT9 YorkvtlU ... 600 —
; 'New. I
Exßontor Cleared 1822
■
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
Hew York.
Travelers' Letters of Credit, Foreign Ei&iiga
*
Administrator Guardiaa
SAVINGS BANKS.
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
51 Chambers St=, New York
The Bo»'d oi Trustees has declared a setr.:-i-r.._. dr.ider.d 2* the d
FOUR PER CENT,
DEPOSITS MADE O\: OR BEFORE JULY 1O !910
WILL DRAW INTEREST JULY IST, !9i o .
THOMAS M MULRY JOHN ] PULLEYN,
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
tv ttte C T T " OF NSW TORS.
2M Fourth Avenue. June 1"--'- 19iO.
IS2ND SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
me Board of Trustees ha- declared an !n-
I teresY dividend for tt« StpJS^^if^SSpi^
30th 1 9 1 0. at the rate of THKEE AND ONi>
HALF PEB CENT, per axmtxm on a!! sums o.
55 00 and upward entitled thereto, and. payable
r^SSSSSJt^'^SSISi to depositor,
j "£££?*?& on'o^fore TO- 9th. 1910,
will draw interest from July Ist. Itt^^
W -LLTER TRIMBLE. President.
CHARLES A- SHERMAN. Secretary.
j JAMEs KNOWLES. Comptroller.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
1 MONEY MARKET — Money on call
• opened at 2a2 a - per cent; highest. 3 per cent,
lowest, 2*i per cent; closing, - : i- per cent;
ruling- rate, 25i per cent. Time money for
the six and seven months* maturities was
in somewhat better deznzmd, and rates for
these loans were firmly held. : Rates: Sixty
. and ninety days offered at 3 per cent, four
months 34 per cent, five months 3 a 4,a4 per
| cent, six months 4»4*M% per cent, seven
! months 4^^-iri per cent.'. 'lL_
Mercantile paper continued dull because
:of the light .demand. Rates: Sixty and
ninety days' bills receivable, 4Vg;> Pc" cent,
choice four to six months' single names, a
per cent; others s^s^ per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. — The foreign
exchange market opened weak and contin
ued to decline in the first hour, suffering: a
loss of about %c. Cables were quoted at
4.8«e0£4.E665, demand sterling ,J-f*»P
4.5545 and sixty day bills at 4.4*4-23 -
Continentals held relatively firm.
short francs quoted at 53S%@5Ll©yMa3J£«
and short reichsmarks at K%@»% plus
--3: The decline in sterling was attribut
led iargely to offerings of security ---=
particularly against the New York : ■- entra.
equipment certificates, several millions «
which were reported to have oeen sub
scribed for in Europe. The market need
steady.
Banker?' posted rates follow.
Stxty days- DemanO;
Bterlin^ «-». 4 fl>
Germany, reichsmarks W^»
Paris, francs 5-^*» H|2
Eelgtnra. francs 5^21 J. 5.19^
Switzerland, francs - 5 --i* .«''
i Holland, guilders . - . - • 40 mm
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— Boston, par
Chicago, 15c discount: San Francisco, sigr.t
5c Dremium. telegraph V* premium; New
; Orleans, commercial 25c discount. Dank 51
; premium; Charleston, buying par. Belling
1-lOc premium. St. Louis, 10c discount aid,
par 'asked: Minneapolis. 60c premium; Sa
! vannah, buying 3-16 c discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.— New York, ex
changes $2*4.906.088, balances 516,023,401; Bal
: timore, exchanges ft,m.sJ2, balances $423.
5t2: Philadelphia, exchanges 4J4.u1T.539. bal
ances $2,880,021; Chicago, exchanges ■* '■53,
2 iS, balances $3^31,770. f
SILVER MARKET.— Commercial bar =!K
1 ver. 53?4c: Mexican silver dollars, 44c. Bar
silver in London closed at Sf%d, unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM. -In Madrid. 7.95: Lis-
I bon, 5.50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican ex-
I change on New York is quoted at 2.01 U.
1 GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. — Receipts
from customs yesterday were 5521.317, in
ternal revenue $017.245 and miscellaneous
£14,501, a total of £1453,061) against total
expenditures on ordinary account of $2,&i7.
i 233. For the month to date ordinary re
ceipts have been 138.684,061 and ordinary
expenditures $37,420,143, the excess of re
ceipts amounting to 51.273.&15. For the fiscal
I year to date ordinary receints have been .
: 1631.487.819. against $551.156.734 in the same !
time in 1909. and ordinary expenditures
1643,089,011, against 3647 .630.254 in ISO?, the ex
cess of expenditures this year amounting
to $12,001,192, compared with an excess last
year of 366.443.53). Including Panama Cana!
account and public debt, the excess of all
expenditures over receipts since July
amounts to 544.3->i.752. against an excess in
the corresponding period a year aa of
5124,016,70 C. "
SUB- TREASURY.— The Sub-Treasury wls
debtor to the Clearing House 5345.495."
TOPICS OF THE STFwEET.
FOREIGN TRADING.— Foreign houses
sold stocks on balance to the local market
to the extent of about 20.000 shares. The
sharp advance here in various international
issues afforded an opportunity for profita
ble sales by arbitrage* operators who were
active buyers on recent declines.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED — Dividends
have been declared as follows: Pope BXaztn
factoring Company, initial 2H per cert~on
the common and the recuiar quartc iii
per cent on the preferred, payable JulY SO
Gorham Manufacturing Company '•egula
quarterly IV. per cent c: the referred
payable July l; Importers 2nd Traders'" Na
tional Bank, semi-anrual 12 per cent Dur
able July 1; Bank of New "York, w ~reg"ular
semi-annual 7 per cent, payable July "> ■
Irving National Exchange Bank, regular
quarterly 2 per cent, payable July 2;
Merchants' Exchange National B=>'~k ' reg
ular semi-annual 3 per cent, payable Ju&
1; Market and Fulton National Bank re-^-"-
Jar quarterly 3 per cent, payable July*!-
Title Guarantee and Trust Company regu
lar Quarter! v 5 per cent, payable June SO-
Windsor Trust Company, seml-annui 3 Be*
cent, payable June 29; Pitts'ourg, Cm« tnnatJ
Chicago & St. Louis, regular quartc K4
per cent on the preferred and the same on
the common, payable July 25; Westir.ghouss
Electric and Manufacturing Company reg
ular quarterly 3* per oer.: en the Preferred,
payable July 25; the Pennsylvania Com
pany, regular semi-annual 3 per cent Dat
able June 30; Norfolk ft Western Railway
regular quarterly 1 per cent on the pre
terred, payable July l. Banker! Trust
Company, regular quarterly 1 pc - ce"*~
payable July l; People's Gas and Coke
Company, regular quarterly 1% per ce-'
payable August 25; Kansas Gas ar-d Etee
trie Company, regular quarterly '»' *r-*
cent on the preferred, payable July": " ~
ELECTED TO TBTJST Cn-\rt>A-xrr
BOARD.-WillianTF. Wmttng i^SS^
Childs, vice-president of the Amer<can Coa'
Products Company, and Brent Good l pre^'
dent of the Carter Medicine Comoarv P h-ve
T e^tComoirv rUSteeS f* Th *
COPPER MARKET - Th,., i, «^i
chang, to the copp<
pared with recent
lytic cop:--
Company holding the price at a
rodu!:
ers to
duction is that several of the copoe- com
panies are even now forced to tv- o'u*
the maximum output of their resneettve
deS^es 0^ 51 " ? »«*»tate preslnf dh-u
SECURITIES LISTED. -The foUoirtjur
ExchaA^te 6 » the"°Stocf
era Kctilrc.fi Cor
st per ent of th ; SSSiSBSS £
ornla Ga» ana EJectpic cSpiS uS,;":
lean Susar Company A...er
vfr" 1 ?-^^?- J^l-N'CINNAT! & LOUIS-
SAVINGS BANKS.
Metropolitan Savings M
t and » THTOATi - " „ JJ^
i 14th DiV IDE ND
New York. Jt^ra H^. ?V-i
I^mSESr rOK THE HAW-TEiair^Ri
JtTNE SOti. ISZO, it ti6 r^"^ : '-' I3 1
Four Per Cent. Pcr An" UUpT p
ttHI be credited to depositors «——'c*« — —'c* TvT
tinder the bylaws of the bank c= s=~s -- _'*_
to '<>■ INTEBEST PAYABLE JC^-^X'
" MONET DEPOSITED en cr befsra JM.M
will draw Interest from JV.t -j- • *^
JONATHAN 1 B. CTTRRar? -^.^1
SDTTA?X> SHSP.EF.. Segretarr* —
HEW YORK SAVIHeS BAH
JT. W. Cor. 14th St. and 3th ATesss.
Jxily 1. 1910. (iivideni a; tis -aa g*
FOUR PER CENT,
per annum or. ail suns from $3 to tiim-,
titled thereto oadar th« b7-^-wa.
DEPOSIT!* MADE ON OR BEFOEE JTT.T i«
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JTIt ?
WILLIAM FELSDTGEB. p-^-^.r. "*
JAMES L. WAXDrIIN . '^•eas-'—'^"*^
HTBAT.T 31 PEN rZ, Secre^r-
SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS
74 and 76 "Wall Street.
THE TRTTSTEES HAVE OEDS3S3 TTTt«I
x IXTSKEST be paid to dtpcstzsn
therero ender the by-laws, 2.-.- in anriaaw
•»■::.- the Savings Bar.i La-r, f or a, «•
months endir.s June 30th. 1310.
On accounts not exceeding: thii t>n-v~*
dollars at the rate of FOtTR PEE CZJT" -•
s-zir-.urzi. " _
Payable en an 2 after Mosdir J^rr 15^,"^3,
DAN] BABXBSI -«.■*•-•
GEOHGE IT. HALSET. Cashier. •
>.-■*• Te ■:-: J-^ne 15th. 1910.
Depos^rr madl "on or baton Ju:~ iflti •«t|
draw Int9-»T: frorr. J-sly Ist
ia«TH •.::.:"v.-_l Dznocam
Onion Square Savings Bank
>O. 20 rNION SQT/AET.
A DIVIDEND has beer, dsclsrei fa? ta
months ending June 30. 1910, ■ all dspassj
entitled thereto at the rate cf
THKEE AND OXE-HAU FER CEST
per anTTTTrci en warns --- \:_ - {C.MO. cajata)
or and after Ju'y IS, 1910.
Depos!t3 raad-i: on or before Jt^r 19
draw interest from July Ist.
FRANK M HtTHLSTT. ?ns!2e=t; ■' '
wil:.: >: H. ROCSTvVOOD. S-crota^r:
JOHN T. WEEKS. Cashier.
v.- E3TLEN P.OOSEVELT, Treasurer.'
Op*n 10 ro S. Moa 7 f> to 7. -_ . 1" to 13
ffMIIMIAI
." Eroad^ar. Ccrcsr -■ ..1- Zezi.
<< 4r4 r --^>— - a •*= -aaaaal 2tjl*h4
>^I t/ n -:- rate oi 4*j;
M> /r> t== T*n is CHZX
rfl /%J/ %J jsiy Ist. 1318. aa j3
" ■£• ezttCec. tanvn.
3£e3«T «i^eo«!r«d rc^" *nd ml -jt N I VM t2
draw taterest trax Jvly Ist.
D»ry>^» raceH^ bat 9 A. ST. is> 5.3 C?. £.
Saturdays to IP. II -" wffl opes s= icoeK
Union Dime Savings Bant
PRESENT LOCATION
40tb Street and 6th Avenue
Interess at 3^ ocr cent per wrm— . C^fal
July 1. Payable July 21. or later, ■ Maw
deposited ezi cr before Jul- II drairs tr=«
from Jt;!v 1, laif
CHAKLES T SSTSAGCS, ?r»!S££
FRANCIS at. LEAST. Xrsastrrc
WILLIAM G. RO3S. =ecre:2.7y.
tn R'chrpond, Tr >d to-day "!">• upsat?^ B
is &29O.00& Xewrjin Erb wffl iid te *
property and he will rrcbabl^ ta tie eS
bidder. He is actir? it. behalf dS»
Chesapeake & Ohio, which -will '- 3to .S
the Droperty and use it as tie_co=^C=J
link with EdArtn Haw!?y's crcSr^s*®
of Cnicagc
AND IROX.— The rwjrsantrat!oasg3
tee of the Cotenbta an" Hccii=? C^-r»
Iron Company announces the egPg^
more t**an a r *^aiorir^* c^ 211 classes c-
company's securities.'- TJse TSClT^ 2 z^^"
clan is about completed 2nd zzzf :lz -zZZ
of the closing ttste for deposit c. 2—^ —
soon wi!! bt mads
NEW YORK CEXTSAL I2V~'*2£
TRUSTS 3OLJD.— The ST.^.-X-? »SIS
Centra! 4^ per cent ecu:p=:e=t -v^j>
fered by J. P. ilcrsan & Co.. t^e-^^j
tiosal Bank and the National "i,ii
on a 4 5 3 ?e- cent basis, have t=<- 5— ■" _
NEW OFF ADDEESS -S o^^}
Co., finaztctaJ adrerti^cs ! 2^r^" <rs'«
moved their ofSces to >c-. a 2 — ~,
Room No. ZtL ••
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The folloTvins- securities 9
tsrday at auction at the MBBIP »*
room by Adrian EL Mui'er £: 2 -
By order of tmste-s of T A. ■ ■.■:-.rr» '
Scares rJS^ *~* ... S
S SS*
BJ
3aannracrarm« Co.. a'^-'^U^ir
5 shares Western C=s=» **^^ S*
Co. - - - T vi;^»»" ■rlj** _'.
70-100 of 1 s!tars 'U'esterT! >~~ — * _; ■
2 fS?es C Dist2:Ytri'" '^'"— -" C - L
pc**2t T on - «i£2*-
c*rtincatss: per ssara- ■■■■■-;'■,'-, .. *
f> shares Balak'.ali Copper CO. -^
1 3h*r e Aaserteaa Eec: =-^»- c ... Pj
!<> shares "A=a!FKsai*f! *-S ? *i«'i^»
$MOO N'ev.- Tort A:r Erais t* ■*"£ per
for subscrip'ion to : *ja
cc« ccr.vert:t:« _«aa
stares Stir.iird
Co ; $4 participatv- ,^J ,isr»
MiVcieU Ml=C|J^ c?
By order c! 2 f~ jj.
;o shares WUKanaSCB^ CLy ' .... *-
Ba«k **<
Braokrya
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