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Title Guarantee Trust Co.
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co
American Surety Co.
Trust Co. of America
CUXTOX GILBERT.
* Wall St. •
1852 !9iO
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
36 Wall St.. Sew York
MEMBERS itr»vT\^
% .- V STOCK EX. BO>I>»
PARTiriPATION~IX P'n-EI,OPMEXT PYN
PICATKS IN THE
PORCUPiNE Gold Fields
a~ords .jj^ comparatively mall Investor a
Sire tr the po~n>l« first profits of suc
cessful mlnint: enterprises »%iY«rwc
WRITE FOR EXPLANATION.
\V\RKO. GZOWSKI & COMPANY.
Toronto Bro,d St., New \orli.
Edward B. Smith & Co
Bankers
Philadelphia New York
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Ctrusi Cfompanq
Uptown Office, " Downtown Office
5Ui Are. & 4Ttli M. N. t-.au & tedar Stf^
At a meeting of the Board of Directors or
this Company, held to-day, the repular semi
annual dividend of Three Per Cent, was de
clared on the Capital Stock, payable June
2»lh to stockholder^ of record June _Bth. 1910.
MAKMADIKE TIL.UEX. Secretary.
OOXSXBXTAL PAPKK BAG COMPANY.
17 Battery Place.
New York City.
<olh CONSECUTIVE PKKFERRBD STOCK
I.IVIDKNI'
A Quarterly dividend of One and One-hall
Per Cent, on the Preferred Stock has been d*
clared payable June M, 1910, to preferred
stockholders of record at the close of business
en June 25th. IMO- Checks mailed.
D. FISCHER, Assistant Secretary.
CONTINENTAL PAPER BAG COMPANY.
17 Battery Place.
New York City.
21ST CONSECCTIVK COMMON STOCK DIVI
DEND.
A quarterly dividend of One and One-half Per.
Cent, on the Common Stock has been declared,
payable June 28th. 1910. to common stockholders
of record at the close of business on June *»tn,
1610. Checks mailed.
D. FISCHER. Assistant Secretary.
NGHOUSE I^l'J^r
ELECTRIC & MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
New York. June 2-*, 191<>.
A quarterly dividend of 1 I ****- -will be paid July
15th. 1910. to holders of record, on the PRE
FERRED Stock of this company. Transfer booKs
for the PREFERRED Stock will be closed July
tth 1910, at 3:00 o'clock P. M. and opened July
16th. mm. at 10:00 o'clock a. M. gIEiION
Treasurer.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE
CITY OF NEW TORK.
»•**• York. June 23, 1910.
Th» Board of Directors has this day de
clared a quarterly dividend of TWO PER
CENT., free from tax. payable on and after
July Ist, proximo.
The transfer books will close at 3 P. M. this
date, r«-op<?nin»r July Ist. 1910. '
CHARLES H. PATTERSON. Cashier.
EAST RI\"ER NATIONAL BANK.
New York. June 21. IJHO.
A Bemj-a.nnual dividend of Three per cent
ha* this day been declared by the Board of
rmectors of tfcU hank, payable on and after
Friday. July L IPI'V Transfer books will re
main "closed from this date until July i. 1910.
laclueivc 7. E NEWEI L. C_-_ler.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
of the City of New York.
June 21. 1910.
The Board or Directors have this day de
clared a semi-annual dividend of THREE PER
CENT . free of tax. payable on and alter July
1. 1910. until which date the Transfer books
■Rill be closed. E. V GAMBIER. Cashier.
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
COM PAN V.
Coupons due July I. 1910. from First Mortgage
'-:!" wee cent. Guaranteed Bonds of the Dcs
Homes & Fort Dodge Railroad Company .will be
paid on and after that date at the office of the
oom^ariv 23 Broad Street, New York.
OOIDI ""-- F. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
THE BASK OF AMERICA.
Slew York. June 17th, 1910.
The Board of Directors have to-day declared
« annual dividend of thirteen (13) per
cer.l.. ••.. of lax. payable July Ist, 1910, to
ftr.rkhold*rs of record of this date.
•p. transfer book* will remain closed until
July -'d 1910. W. M. RENNET, Cashier.
SAVINGS BANKS.
. REW TORK.SAVSII6S BANK
! X. IV.Cer. I4th St. and Mh Avenue.
July I. 1910. dividend at the rate of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum on all Films from $5 to 53. 000 en
titled thereto under the by-laws.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE JILT 10,
Will DRAW INTEREST FROM JUL.V 1.
WILLIAM FELPIXOER. President.
JAMKF L. WAXDI.INO. Treasurer.
ARCHIBALD M. PEN'TZ. Secretary.
IRVING -™
US (hankers ■_, ■- Y.
The Trustees have declared a dividend for the
six months ending June 30t_. 1810, at the rate of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum, on all eurr.s from $ 1 to $3,000
entitled thereto under the by-laws, payable
on andbfter Monday. July 18th, 1910.
Deposits made on or before July 13th
will draw interest from July Ist. 1910.
H. E. TENF.R. Jr.. President
GEORGE B. DUN'XrNG. Secretary
W. C DEIIOI4EST. Chairman >'iuauceCom_iitte«
Union Dime Savings Bank,
PRESENT LOCATION
40th Street and 6th Avenue
Interest at 3% per cent per annum. Credited
July 1. Payable July 21. or later. Money
deposited or. or before July 11 draws interest
from July 1. 1910.
CHARLES E. PRAGUE. President.
FRANCIS ii. LEAKE. Treasurer.
WILLIAM G. ROSS. Secretary.
THE HANK FOR SAVINGS
IN THE CITY of new YORK-
Ml Fourth Avenue. -Tune 15th. 1910.
tf?M» SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Board of Trustees has declared an in
terest •dividend for the Six Months ending June
SOth. 1910. at the rate of THREE AND ONE
HAIJF PER CENT, per annum on all sums of
&5.00 and upward entitled thereto, and payable
on and after July 20th. 1610.
The dividend will be credited to depositors
_£ principal July Ist. 1910.
Deposits made on or before July 9th, 1910,
■rili draw interest from July Ist. 1910.
WALTER TRIMBLE.- Precedent.
CHARLES .a. SHERMAN. Secretary.
JAiIES KXOWL.ES. Comptroller.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE. — SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received until S p. m.. June 30. 1910. at the
office of THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
FOR INSURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANT
ING ANNUITIES. No. 517 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, Trustee, for the tale to it of as
jn_ny of the PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON
& BALTIMORE RAILROAD STOCK TRUST
CERTIFICATES as $75,594.60 will purchase.
The offerings at the lov.»-6t prices not ex
e«-«*ding par, costing in the aggregate not
more than the amount stated, will be ac
cepted, the parties o'triES them advised at
once, and payment made wlfen the certificates
a- aligned. ON AND AFTER JULY IST.
1910.
rroposals should ha endorsed "Proposals
for sail of Philadelphia. Wilmington and Bal
timore Stock Trust Certificates." and addressed
♦o C. I W. PACKARD. President,
517 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
•Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.;
Bid. Asked. I BM. £.
A ; nan«- Ky 125 — Law T 1&T282 28*
Am 21« 220 {Lincoln 140 145
■ xtl - o - ..355 SCS j L L* T. 305 316
Rankers' .. &M «1« j Manhattan .. 375 • 400
1". iv 'id.. 235 242' a I Mercantile ..-725 750
lattaflwar .. His li*) i«etropolltan. — 63S
BinokJj-n - -*25 — jM-.«:e Bond.. 110 116
O^4rpio .. UN I*l {Mutual .... 130 —
Ccc <*o of A 125 140 iSut Alliance — 1321 i
C»-nir^: ...1003 ÜBS N«««au 175 Iss
City li^vtt. <;<4 72 Nat Surety.. •*,• 200
«,, nrcf . l«- r . IIS NVI. 1 & T.I 100 1120
Citiz-Vs* .- HO 145 N V M& S. 203 210
Columbia -- 2«i =» H V Twit.. 645 CM
Coat'-i 1M — People' 303 —
tomiT.erci-i. 120 127% Co _It«e. 110 -
Kmplre Tr. . 30-J Sl«- Queens C 0... 115 —
Koultable ■- 4C5 455 (liealty Atso. 115 120
FL. & T...i 7:.<. :t:'- JS-avoy — 105
KlatbuKh ..tm t»s Standard ... 400 410
FY___j - 220 OB I Title a& T. 4^o _M
ruiion ."..- &» — IT lof NYU. 155
Fidel- tv --• *07 215 Tr Co Of Am 3*o 3V)
Guaranty .. &35 tSO Union 1350 1375
O—rttiT" -. — 175 In fit«te«...l2!X> 1225
g|_»_ll ..270 280 US Cas.... 215 —
Ban. Trur. — 115 I." SM& T. 475 486
Hud licalry 110 - '•U6T041 110 120
jt (s«oii ¥!<* ITT. Vac Non Jen. — 235
tat Efcir Cor 11-' — Wssblnrton.. 375
Klcgm C 0... 5"5 — I .Vest cheater . I6'i —
Knic* rboci »>• 810 W*li T& N 160 170
__.» ... ct 1.- . -*t ]V.i_u»</r 120 .130
~«»Uw. -k ,
STOCK PRICES DOWN ON INCREASED VOLUME OE TRADING
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES-FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1910.
*?h'r« I S?Pt I = i Actual Sales. ["Closing.
sold 6 SI I lop.lHi.lLowlFlnllßid.lAsk
200 ; Allls-Chalmers Company... I 9 9 9 9 • .%
100, *1 AlUs-Chalmers Co. Pr 32 32 32 32 3£* X
42,300-1% Amalgamated Copper &V 4 60% 63% 64 — -
100: American A^r. Chemical... 143 !43 43 43 42 «
800-% American Beet Sugar *%*_' 34% 3o 34% 3d
1.100!- American Can 9% 9% _»?» ** **»\ *?»
600- % American Can pr 71% £ a% 71% d* 71%
I.OdO-1% American Car & Foundry. 56%. f*."*-^ i '* '
110! + % Am. C. &F. pr. ex div 1%% 114 114 114 114 — — — —
8001-1 American Cotton OH i 62% 62-,£ 62 62 61% 63%
190:- % American Cotton Oil pr.... 103 103 103 — H —
900-1 American Ice Securities.... 2oV 26 24^ *JJ| j*J* f?*
Coo|-l% American Locomotive | 43^: 43^, 42% 4J% 42% 43
100+% American Malt pr 34% 34% 04% 34% 33 34
U,500-l< Am. Smelting, ex dlv 1 .... 76% i 76T« <4;4 to .0 10^
30" * % American SmeUintr pr 104 104 104 104 — — — -
200+% American Steel . Foundry... 56 i 56 L§£&gttJ£_Lf?
L«00-l% i American Sugar \m 122_ 120% 121 i}r^j 121
100! +% American Sugar pr 118% 118% 118% 118% 118 US
2,100 - American Tel. & Tel 136% 137% 136 138% 136 lo6V*
100- American Woolen 32 32 t32 32 31^
200 - % Am. Woolen pr. ex div IV> 9S 9S i9B 98 97V, 98%
700- % Anaconda ... M2s«,£^i___? J? 4 __Th_S_
5.600-1% Atchison _= 06 *P_!* £!* 2?_ \^i Im^
Ssst» Atlantic Coast Line 1120 li» ,118 fitt US 118
7.700- % jßaltimore & Ohio i n^' U^ U L RS_ U^ "v
100 Batopilas Mining ! 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% -%
10,000-1% Brookl>-n Rapid Transit... 79'^ SO :78 78% 78 <i%
400-34 Brooklyn Union Gas 142% 142*5 139J4 339% 140% 141
2,100-1% Canadian Pacific 1194% 195% 194% 194% 194 194%
420-1% Central Leather i 37%, 3<Vi 36% 36% 36 *4; 37
250-: + 2 Central Leather pr 105% 106% lte% 106% 106 W.
50 Central of New Jersey 275 275 27d 275 260 300
12,600-^ Chesapeake & Ohio SI 82 I 80% 80% ! SOW
lOOi-% Chicago & Alton 32 32 32 32 30 3«K
100-2 Chicago Gt. Western pr...l Mmt i & »» I" 'I 4I 4
9,090.-214 Chicago. Mil &St-Pau1...127«4U27Hj124%M1H12«%124%
100!-l% C, C. C. &St L..... 81 !SI 181 SI ISO 81
400—1% Colorado Fuel & Iron 36 136 I 35%! 35% 35 35%
100-1% Columbus & Hock. C. & 1..1 5%; - W4i 5% 1 6%. 6 6
15,350-1% Consolidated Gas 139% 140?* 138 138% lo§% 138%
200—% Corn Products Refining.... 15% 15% 10% 10% lo 15%
m _ Delaware & Hudson. 166% 166% 165% 165% 165 1.0
•200 — Delaware. Lack. & West... 550 550 550 of* 530 600
€001— % Denver & Rio Grande 36 36 [ 85% 00% 85% 36
500-1% D. & R. G. Pr, ex div 2%%. 77% 77% SJ U H 77%
200-4 Distilling Securities 30% 30Vi 30% 30% 29% 30
100 + % Duluth, S. S. &At pr, 26 2G 26 26 24 28
$an_i? Erie \ 27 27 26% 26% 26% 27%
700-l4 be& SeVtric-co::::::::: 45% 45% 45 45 44% 45%
2s_i2 General Electric Co 146% 146% 146% 145% 145 147
10.8001-1% Great Northern pr |132%;i3_«i!129%;13m ? 130% 130%
400'— Great Northern Ore ctfs...! 61 i6l 59% 59% o9 60
200|-l% Illinois Central 132% 132% 132 132 132 132%
1,700_% I Inter. -Metropolitan 19% 19% 18% 18% 18% 18%
3,900 —*£ I Inter. -Metropolitan pr 53% 53% al% 52^4 52 5-Vi
2.100 ! + % int. Harvester, ex div _*.] 9$ 99% 98% 98% 98 9&6
300 +% International Paper pr.... 50% 50% 50%! 00% 50% 51%
300-1% Int. Steam Pump | 45% 45% 45% 45% 4^% 46
aw-% !lnt. Steam Pump pr '84 84 84 84 83% 84%
3001+2 ilowa Central 119 19 19 19 '18 I™ —
as i±% £«^%s^s?££g&^^'S2Z& safßasgß^gg-"-. **«°* - »»
■ FINANCIAL MARKET
Money Rates Easy and Sterling
Exchange Lower.
Stock market prices moved toward a
lower level in the best part of the day
on selling by the professional element,
which based its operations on the ab
sence of public interest in speculation
and on the idea that the recent lack of
moisture and intensely hot weather in
the spring wheat belt would be reflected
in an extremely adverse government re
port showing crop conditions as of July
1. This is the time of the year for crop
scares. The month of June never has
run out with no adverse news from the
Western speculative tfrain markets, and
the fact that a certain amount of injury
to the spring wheat crop is now reported
encourages the hope in bear circles on
the Stock Exchange and in bull circles
on the Chicago Board of Trade that the
country at large soon may make up its
mind that a panic is imminent. Un
fortunately for speculators who are anx
ious to bring about lower prices for
stocks and higher prices for grain, this
country has an enormous agricultural
acreage, which promises to bring forth
average harvests, if not better, notwith
standing the possibility of a lighter
spring wheat yield.
From the talk that one hears in the
speculative community one might imag
ine that spring wheat is our only do
mestic product. As a matter of fact,
spring wheat supplies a small proportion
of our total harvests. Crop scares come
along with the regularity of the seasons.
And at harvest time the country finds
that its wealth from the ground amounts
to enormous figures, as in 1909. for in
stance, when the total value of things
produced on the farms amounted to
more than fftOOOjQQOvOOO. The remarks
of Attorney General Wickersham before
the Illinois Stat^ Bar Association, rec
ommending federal control of all new
railroad securities issues, were not liked
by the speculative element in Wall
Street, but it is doubtful if any sane in
vestor sold his stocks on this argument.
There is no doubt at all that a reckless
Issue of railroad stocks and bonds tends
to weaken the real value of securities,
and legislation seeking to curb overpro
duction of such issues should be wel
comed by people who have their funds
invested in the transportation industry.
In the afternoon traders continued to
hammer stocks, but there was little in
dication of actual liquidation. The Sen
ate resolution for an investigation of
conditions in the steel trade appeared to
appeal to bear operators as an argu
ment for lower prices, but transactions
based on this theory failed to excite
holders of the United States Steel Cor
poration securities, though professional
interests succeeded in bringing the com
mon stock down to a basis of 77%,
against the closing in Thursday's mar
ket at 78%. The general market closed
near the lowest figures of the day.
There was no special demand for money,
while sterling exchange again moved to
a lower level, under the influence of in
ternational money marekt conditions
and offerings of bills against American
securities sold abroad. According to the
known movement of currency in the
week the local banks have gained more
than $1,000,000 in cash resources, al
though receipts from the interior have
been smaller than a week ago, while
fchipments have been heavier. Unless
there has been a material expansion In
loans in recent days, of which the money
market gives no indication, to-day"s
statement of the Clearing House banks
ought~to show moderate improvement in
actual reserves, which a week ago stood
at a little more than £JK,Ooo,o<)< ).
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by J. Thomas Itelnhardt. No. 38
Broad street. New York, and No. 64 Devon
shire street. Boatcn.)
High. Low. Last.
Amal Nevada Mine* 9 .8 9
Ariz;-, Rights 74 72 72
Bay State Gas 26 26 °«
Bohemia 6*i 6% ~6%
Boston Ely 2 A _ 2
BullXroe Mining 3 3 3
Calaveras 7% 7H 7*4
t'hampion &1* », f,^
Chief ■! Mated life 1% 1%
''•-■• 114 11 ; « IT*
Corti-z Mines 27» 2 » 27/»2 7 /»
Corbin Copper 7 «i ; 7
Davis-Daly 1A 3 ■*» lA
Dominion Syndicate 1OV» 10H I<' ! *
First National Copper... si<, 314 3>4
GIU Copper « « ,;
GoldSeld Con &>» «**» •)%
Inspiration bji, 1% 7"i
l-iwll H P _ P 90 $m) M
La Rose <•, 4' 4>4
LJve Oak i&i, i»u ju'.i
Massachusetts Ccal .... {,4 46 48
Mollie Glfcscn 26 28 25
KotltC Gibson pref 1% l£ ltV
MaJ»*tle • 65 >> CO
National Mining Explor. 26 V> 25
Rawhide Mining 8 i* <-.;■ i f>
Rhode Island <*cal 7 ! « <i 6%
BOVtfc I-t:.t 4=i 4 '•, ,\
Southwest Development. "4 '-.-'' S 1 - -4 '
Vulture »i» «j"ii « ! 4
Vl'illct Eilve* Mines ■ • . I
YIitXHL _J fi_ fi2
XEW-YOIUv DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JUKE 25, 1010.
Sh'rs' SVt' 1 ~~ 1 ! Actual Sales, j Closing.
sold chgej ' OP- 1 Hi. ■ Lqyj Finjlßli^ Ask
300!- % ilowa Central pr I 3&* ii g%l «%| J^ /), . ''.',
2,600-1 iLaclede Gas P^fafSKB? PSiJ ,'1 " ?s *
100 ;Lake Erie & Wfstern j 16V,| 16^' _EW,jBw t _L,LJL
.6OO-1 JLouisville & Nashville 14sVl4S\ 146S "jVjf* ll^
S0«»-l Mackay Companies St « •s. 188 », %%
200- \ Manhattan Elevated !130\i130^,130 130 ;126 130^ ?
100 4S K'SrVi-s.^M::::::::: , s^b .f $$ £ HI
200-1% M S".>V&S."S. M 138™ 138 137V, U^V_ 1£
1.600—% Mo.. Kansas & Texas i 3-8% 39 , 38 38 37% 38 ;
200- % Mo.. Kansas & Texas pr... 67 ;67 ;67 gj 67 68
2,200 +% Missouri Pacific 67% OW 66% •b. J4 m* ««%
6001- National Lead 74% 74^4 7|!4 -|^4 Wtf
95 _ National Lead pr 108 108 108 106 107 j.Ob
500 _ Nevada Con. Copper ; 19% 19% !»,.; " ' 1^ «^
100 +1% New York Air 8rake....... 76^ 16% 76% 6%. 9
4.750 -1% New York Central .i . 116% llSji 116 116 116 116%
300-1% New York. Chi. & St. L.... 63% f_J 63% 64 63 i 65
210 - v New York, Ont & West... 44% 44% , 44% 44% 44 ! 44£ |
200 - X Norfolk & -Western ... 101^ 100% 100% 100% 100% ,
ujs m !SrSe^S::::::::::::: ; &a | a|« |»
sjSo 1!-^1 !-^ ,|v|^,|^
! =i 4 ?e? co c le> eGc G l s sf £"!?::: ffl_rafc%Jfflff*
■a- $ Pressed sss soM ' H__! |£__] k MS I
100! + £ JPressed Steel Car pr L_SL2fflJs__i_S_ J L«
500 - % 'Pullman Palace Car Usß#Usß> 1574 IB7Ji 157 15.
' 100 +% Railway Steel Spring: j ._»4'g 34' B o4> : 34-, 34U 155%
143.600 -1? Readingr - . . . . . •• , los loS't* I W* 15»% 153% 150 *
300-% Republic Iron & Steel 32% 33 32% 33 33^ 3^V 2
100-2 Republic Iron & Steel pr... |%j sJ gj 95 94 ;9o
•2001- 2 St. Louis Southwestern.... <§ VK\ 44% Bffl 44% -%
•){Kl— V, St. Loul3 Southwestern 32% 32% 32% 2Z% 3^J4 »-%
600 -% St Louis Southwestern pr. 76% 76% ffl 7 76* 77
200 +214 ! Sears-Roebuck 158 159% 158 159% 108% 1&9-4
200-2 Sloss-Sheff. Steel & 1r0n... 70% -0% 65% 68% 68% 69 1
37.325-1% Southern Pacific 123% lMJji ia« 12 122 122%
700—% Southern g;K'^:.::::: 26% if 2b 26 Zo£ *>
500 — Southern Railway pr. 61 61 59% 60% 60% 61%
300-1 Third Avenue Railroad.,... 8 8 7% 7% R%
500-1% Toledo. St L. & West 23% 23% 2Zty 22% 22% 22%
600 - 2 Toledo. St. X & West. pr.. 52% 52% 61% 52% 51 62%
105 + % Twin City Rapid Transit... 111% 111% !11%111% 110 111
125 __ Union Bag: & Paper pr I^^S^'riwnk
85.2001-I*4 i Union Pacific m* I'^ M I
E|___Ml«HM
ll^^illlll
ll^Mllllil
2,100 - % [Wabash pr. . . *VA «% «Vfc I S*»| 1 25 % I l^
50 — - Wells-P'argo Express....... 173 173 173 173 I ^u jli?j 1 i?
300 — Western Union Telegraph. 60 65 64% 64% 63% 65
gooi- a; Westlnghouse Mfg.. ■ 165 I 60 I 64% 1 64% | 64 ] 65
BOND MARKET SALES.
1500 Jap 4%5..... 94%; 15000 Int R T 5s .101%
1000 do 45... c. 90% 73000 Int &GtN 2d
1000 Argentine 5s 96%! Ctfs •■••■• 1
14000 N V C 4%s I 3000 Int Paper 6b. 101
1957 107 I 1000 Lac Gas ss. .102
4000 do 107* 10000 L S & M So
1000 do 4%5....101 I 4s 1931 92%
102000 do 100% 27000 do *•-£
BOM do 4s 1957 99 * 5000 do ........ »^
WOO do 1989.... 9S>U 5000 L& NTN T L 43. 9.
10000 Adams Ex 4s 93 6000 do »_•*
1000 Allis-Ch 75.. 77 20000 do . ...... »<«>
12000 do 77% 1000 do Bt L Dlv
4000 Am A C Ist. 101 I -,6s, 6s ■■■■■ A ™
26000 Am T & T 5000 Marine 4%5..64%
Cvt 45.... 101% 1000 M & St L Con
2000 do ...S6F.IOIU • 5s .. .. .. ••-J°*2
3000 do ...56F.100-* 1000 Mo X & Ok. .104%
2T.000 do 100% 1000 MX & T Ist
11000 Am Tob 65. 105% 4s ••••••••• 96%
18000 do 4s 79% 1000 do S F 4%s 86%
. 500 do Reg. . . . 99% W»00 do «*>
9000 Armour 4l4 l , 2 s 91% 1000 do _■ * " _^__
5000 A T & S I" 1500 Mo P Cvt 58. 93%
v Adi 4s 89% 3000 do »3»
1000 do 89% 4000 Mor &Es let
6000 do Stpd... 90% | 7s 1"
3000 do Gen 48. $•!>% 1000 NEI R R 4s. 77
40000 do 99%! 4000 NY Cent Gen
2000 do 99 ' 3%s 88
3000 do 98% i 1000 do Deb 1934 92%
53000 do Cvt 55.10S 2000 NYC& St L
5000 do 107% 4s ...510F.98
SOOO do 107%! 1000 NYG &E L
15000 do Cnvt 4s H& P 55.. 100%
Rets fp. 102% 15000 N V II & H .
3000 At C L & X Cvt 3%5.... 98
4s 91 10000 X V O & W
9000 do el% Ref 4s.s2oF 90%
31000 do 91% 1000 N V Tel 4', a s 96%
5000 B & O Gold 1200001 20000 N & W Cvt j
4s 99 I *' 4s W2V» j
2000 do 99V 1000 do 102
10090 doPLE& 1 10000 do 1°1J»
W V 4s. R»Mrll<iOO do I<}1 73
10000 do 3. 89' i 1000 do PC & C j
10000 do Pr 3%8 90% ; 4s 88
11000 do 9i>%| 4000 N P Gen 3s. .0% I
6000 B R T 45... 84% 1000 O S L Ist 65.113-/ i
1000 .do 84V 14000 do Gtd Ref „.
2001 do 84%! 4s 92H
1000 B Un G Ist. 10000 P T & T ."is.. 9CVa
1000 Bush Ter 4s. 67% 1000 Pa Gtd Gold
9000 C of Ga. Ist I 4s 96%
Ino SCUI 1000 do Cvt 3%s 99%
3000 do 2d Inc. 81 i 2000 do 3%s 1915 95%
10000 do 81 I 3000 do 4s 1948. 103H
5000 Cent L 55... 99Vi 14000 Read Gen 4s. 9h%
Kkni do S9 j 5000 do 98%
26000 C P Gtd 43. 06% i 1000 R I Ark& L
10000 do »6% 4%s Ctfs..." 93
14000 do 96% 2000 R G W C T _■
1000 C & O F f.5.102% 4s ......:.. 83
1000 do Cvt sb. 93% 1 1000 do ..84
r>ooo do 939s 2000 St LIM & S
62000 do 93% Gen 55..... 106%
5000 C & E I ss. 109% 5000 St L & S F R
27000 C B&Q Jt R Gen 55 . . S6>4
4s 95% 31000 do Ref 45.. 81
3000 do 95 i j i^XK) Scab Al. Adj.
5000 do &5% 5s "
1000 C M Gen 4s 50000 do 74'«
A 99 20000 do "4%
10000 do 98-4 2000 do Ref 55.. 90%
r/iOO do 99 2000 do 4s Stpd . 83
1000 do GenS%s 6000 So PC T 4s. 91 '
B 86 6000 do Ist Ref
6000 . do 4s 1931. 92 4s 94
2000 C H I & P 82000 do Cvt 45.. 9«-b
Gen 45.... 40000 do 99%
.•SOOO do Ref 4s. 88 1 88000 do v v*9%
1000 do 87% £000 So Ry Gen 4s 70% j
10000 do 57% ! 3000 do M & O
4000 do 87% ! Col 45... 86%
2000 do RR4s 77 127000 Third Ay Ccn "
1000 do 76% : 4s Stpd.... 64
17000 do 76% 5000 do «3%
<K)00 do "6% 120000 do 63*
6000 C & S Ist 4s 95% i 1000 T & O C Ist
16000 do R& Ex Us . 108
4%s 96% 2000 L" P Ist 4s. 100%
3000 do 96% I 1000 do 100%
6000 do 96% 5000 do Ist Ref
5000 do 97% 4s 95%
13000 do 96% 10000 do Cvt 45.. 104%
15000 do 97 17000 do 103%
10000 Col Ind 5b.. 78 22000 do 104
4000 C M Ist 4b. c 69% 12000 V S Rub 66.. 102%
27000 Del & H Ref 1000 U S Stl S. F
4s 98% 5S5 S 103%
1000 do Cvt 4s. 88 7000 fio 103%
3000 Den & R G 4000 do 103%
Ref 5s 91% 500 do Reg 103
1000 do 91% 2000 Wab Ist 55.. 109
1000 do 91% 1000 do 2d 55... 99%
15000 D Sec C ss. 69% 5000 do R & Ext
4000 Pu Pont 4V-.S 85% 4s 68%
2000 Er<e Ist Con » i 20000 do 68
4s : 82 1100001 10000 do 67%
1000 Gr B Deb B 13% 8000 do 67%
3000 Hock Val Ist 14000 Wab P T T
4%s 100% Ist Ctfs 37
4000 -Met 4%s 81 2000 West S F sb. 88%
2000 do „ 81% 1000 West Ph 45. 102
1000 do 80% 1000 W U F & R
27000 do 80% I E 93%
6000 do 80% 1 SOOO do Cnvt 4fl
10000 do 80%! A 101%
Total sales of bonds. $1,850,500.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
(Furnished by Curtis & Sanger, No. 49 Wall
street
Open. High. Low. Close.
75 Am Can 94 »to 9to 94
100 do pref 714 714 71 to 714
60 Am Tel & Te1.... 136% 136% 136% 136%
5 Booth Fisheries... 33 33 33 33
196 C0m Edison 115 115 1144 114%
10 Chic Telephone... 120 120 120 120
50 Pneumatic T001... 39 39 39 39
5 Chic Rys No ... 9 9 9 9
6 do No 4 6 6 6 6
203 Diamond Match.. 97% 98 97 98
165 Illinois Brick 77 774 77 77
lOOMcCrum-Howell... 56 r.6 56 56
476 Met Elevated .... 24 24 23% 24
280 do pref 70 7014 70 7014
10 Nat Carbon 118 118 118 118
100 N W Elevated.... 23 23 23 23
60 do pref 65 66 O. > 65
40 People's Gas 107% 10714 1074 107%
4 Quaker Oats pref.lo24 1024 1024 1024
128 Swift & Co 1044 10414 104 104
419 So Side Elevated.. 70% 72 70% 72
60 Ship 80% .8014 6014 80%
887 Sears 158 139% 158 lfiS
340 United Boxboard.. 7 7 7 7
BONDS.
$1,000 Com Edison 55... 101 101 • 101 101
11.000 Chic C Rv Ist 58.101'% 101% 101% 101%
1.000 Morris 44b 90% 90% 90% 90%
19 000 N W Elevatwd 4*. 96 96 96 06
4.000 Pneumatic Tool 5s 864 864 864 864
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
O^urnlFhed by Williams. McConnell & Coleman.
No. 60 Wall street )
Bid. Asked.
Am Light & Traction 27b 281
do preferred 103 105
Am Gas & Electric '. • • 45 47
do preferred 49% 42
do Ist r.s 83 84
Denver Gas & El Stock 150 1.-.ii
do general 5s 91 9.'!
Empire District Electric 34 36
do preferred 70 7%
do bonds — 78
Lincoln Gas & Electric 18 20
Pacific Gas & Electric P4to 65 t0
do preferred 85 «7
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterday's closing
quotations lor government bonds, com
pared with Thurwlay'B:
— June 23. — — June 24. —
nid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
V. S. 2s, rear., 1530 100% 101 100% 101 to
U. S. 2s, coupon. 1930... 100% — 100% —
IT S. 3a tvk. 1018 . .101% 102 Mil 1 102
V B 3«, coupon. 1M5... M1% 1"- 101 Vi 102
IT. .-•. 4*. re?., 1928 114% US IH<* 115
V. B. la. coupon. 1916... 114% 11514 114'; 11514
Panama 2s, reg.. 1926... 100% 101 100% 101
Panama Sa leg.. 1!*3». . .100% 101 100% 101
Philippine 4a. 1034 10014 — 1004 —
INACTIVE STOCKS. -
The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester
day on the 'New York Stock Exchange:
Last Closing.
sale. ' Bid. Asked.
Adams Express.... 250 250 —
Am Agr Chem pref. . . - . 101 100 10-
Am Beet Sugar pref.... Po% 01 88%
Am C & pref .115 113 "£%
Am Coal 120 76 150
Am Dist Tel 20 15 **
Am Express 260 240 250
Am Hide & Leather 5T4 »** ,%
Am Hide & L pref SSH 34 ■•»
Am Linseed VA 12 « *
Am Linseed pref 32* 30 **
Am Locomotive pwf....107% 1074 108
i^^it-pref:::::::::^ 6% 0%
Am Smelt pref B 65> 85H «"
Am i;S-^::::::::::;S % %
Am Tel & Cable 75 * §
Am Tob pref 95% 93% 86
Ann Arbor 33 28 36
Ann Arbor pref. 70 65 <^
Atchison pref 102 101% 102%
Bait & Ohio pref 90% 88 »1
Bethlehem Steel 26 24 jJ»
Bethlehem Steel pref... 53 — «*
Brunswick 10 9% «
Buff R & P ••••,S^ » 130
Buff R & P pref 125 124 130
Buffalo & Susq pref 29 — 3d
Butterick Co 28 28% 29!4
Can Southern "' 64 11.
Cent & So Am Tel 115 — li»
Chic & Alton pref 66 — 70
Chic B & Q 225 200 —
Chic Gt West 27>i -6\ -7
Chic I & L pref .- — ,60 go
Chic M & St P pref. — 151 If© \™
Chic & Northwest 148 146% 1«
Chic & Northwest pr*f.2o4\ 203 ilO
CStPM&O 150 140 MO
C St P M & O pref 180 150 165
Chic Union Tract....... 3% 3 »•£
Chic Union Tract pref.. 8% » r>*
C C C & St L pref 100 98% 110
Col Fuel & iron pref.. .112% 111% "8%
Col & South 57 66% «>
Col & So Ist pref , 76% 76 78
Col & So 2d pref........ 75% 75 78
Com Prod Ref pref 76 75 77
D M & Ft D 9 » , «•
Detroit United R R.... 69% SI 60
D S S & At 13 12 14%
Erie 2d pref 33 34% 3B
Evans & T H .60 .60 65
Evans & T H pref 82% 75 ,v 86
Fed M & S 30 26 35
Fed it & S pref 06 62% 69
Fed Bugar. 60 40 60
Fed Sugar pref 95 90 100
Gen Chem Co 99 91% «>
Gen Chem Co pref 102 102 105
Granby Mining 40 38 100
Havana Elec Ry 95% 95% 9.%
Havana Elec Ry pref.. 86 — 97
Hocking Valley 119 119% —
Hocking Valley pref 101»4 101% —
Homeßtake 80 .... S« 89
Ingersoll-Rand Co 105 ..-93 —
Ingersoll-Rand Co" pref. 84% 97 —
Int Harv pref 120 121 122*
Inter Paper 11>4 11% 12
Kan City 50... 33 . ' 32 32%
Kan City So pref 66%- 66 60
KCFtSiM pref 70 6fl 7R
Keok &DM 8 ■ 6 9
Keok & D M pref 41 30 60
Knlck Ice of Chic 20 — 60
Knick Ice of Chic pref. . 77 67 76
Laclede Gas pref 95 86 95
Lake Erie & W pref... 52 46 60
Long Island 65 65 68
Mackay Cos pref 76 78 75%
Manhattan Beach 3% • 3 5
Marine pref 18 17 17%
Maryland Coal pref 00 50 90
Michigan Central — — 180
Mm & St Louis .... 26 — 31
M & St L pref 68 — 63
M 8 P & S S M pref 149^ 148% 152
M St P S S M L L.. 89% 88 89
Morris & Essex 183 176 184
Nash & Chatt 130 129% 133
Nat Biscuit 106 105 107
Nat Biscuit pref 123 121 123
Nat Enam & Stp 10% 18 20
Nat Enam & Stp pref. . 85% 86 100
Nat Pap of Mcx pref... 68 67 69
Nat Pap of Mcx 2d pref. 27*4 27 27%
New Cent Coal r.2% 30 60
N V C & St L Ist pref. 100% 101 .110
NYC&St L2d j»ref . . 93 87 92
N V Dock 35 29 38
N V Dock pref 82% 80 83
N _ Lack & W — 120 125
N V N H & H 182 HO 152%
Norf & West pref 91 88 93
Ontario Silver 2Y*. 2% 2%
Pacific Coast 106 106 110
Pacific Coast Ist pref. ..105 85 110
Pacific Coast 2d pref... 109% 108 114
Pacific Mall 27% 20% 27
Pac Tel & Tel pref 98 90 100
Peorla & East _.. 22 20 25
P C C & St L pref 115% 110 116
Pitts Coal 19% 18 19
Pitts Coal pref 70% 68 70
Quicksilver 3 2% 8
Quicksilver pref 4 3 6
Reading Ist pref 6074 88% 90
Reading 2d pref ft« 65 98
Rome Wat & Ogd 121% 119 123
Rutland R R Co pref... 30 25 30
St L & S F Ist pref 60% 63 67
St L & S F C&E I ctfs. 12* — 180
StL&S F C&D I ctfs pf.116% — 115
StL&SFC&E I ctfs new. 01 48 68
Sears-Rcebuck pref 121% ~ 120
Tennessee Copper 24% 24% 26
Texas & Pacific 30% 20% 30%
Tex _• Pa-; Ld Tr £9 90 63%
Tol Rys & Light 9U 8% 9%
Un Bag & Pap«r 8 7 8
United Dry Goods 102 102 104
United Dry Goods prof . 106 "4 105 108
United Cigar Mfg pref. .106 104 10C
U S C I P & F pref 68 «0 m
U B Express 100%. 100 106
U S Reduc & Ref 5 5 6
U 8 Reduc & Ref pref. 18 15 20
U S Rubber 2d pref 77 76 78
Vandalla R R 89 74 —
Va-Car Chem pref 124 121 121%
Va Iron C & C. 68 — 60
Vulcan Detinnlng 15 15 18
Vulcan Detinnlng pref. .74 60 70
West Maryland ....'45% .44 45
West Maryland pref. . . . 68% 67 68
Westingh Mfg Ist pref.. 123 115 123
Wheel & L E 4 3% 5
Wheel & L E Ist pr«f.. »% 8% 10
Wheel & L E 2d pref. .6 4% 6
Wls Central 62 50% f>2'4
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished by R. L. Day & Co.. No. 37 Wall
street.)
June 23. June 24. j June 23. June 2.
Bos & A1b.. 222 222 | Cal & Hecla.o4o 540
Boston E1ev.126% lid I Centennial M — 16
Fitchb'g pf.129 129 I Cop Range M 63% 02%
NY NH AH. 152% IS. Franklin M.. 11% 11
Old Colony.. 189 ! Granby M... 85 35
WE St Ry. 87% 87 HI Mass Cons M B>4 8M
do pref...»o9 99 I Mohawk M... 40% 48%
Mass El Cos 16 /4 . 15% No Butte 27 2fl'i
do pref... 80 80 Osceola M...133 13]
Am Pneum.. 5*4 5% Old Dom.M. . 87 35%
do pref... 16% 16 Parrot M 13% 13%
Am T A T..13f1% ISO 'Quincy M . . 73 72
New Eng T. 132 IH2 ! Tamarack M. M 50
West T&T 16 15 Wolverine Mill 112
do pref... 84 84 !US Smelters .'!!>% af»%
Un Shoe M. 56% B6 7 4! do pref 49>« 4J>
do pref... 28% 28%!TT Oil M M
Arradlan M. 5 !i Mass Ga» .. . 81% si%
Atlantic M.. 6 6% do pref . . .62 62
Shannon M. 10 9% Utah 21 '4 21
Unit Fruit.. 19S 193 •■*
•Ei dlvMentf. •
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
Imports and marketings of ilrygoods this
week, with comparisons, were hs follows:
This week. Lest week. Lest year.
Total .$2,441,070 $2,158,709 $2,206,634
Total marketings 2.478,705 1.O&0.410 2,466.842
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
Renewed dulness, with a somewhat easier
tendency, was shown in the market for
outside securities. What little business was
transacted was confined generally to aoou;
half a dozen of the mining? Issues. At the
outset a steady tone developed on smaii
buying, although around midday reactions
set in more through dulness than any
pressure to sell. There was no feature
worthy of mention. rhino. Miami, -Butte
Coalition and Greene-Cananea were a frac
tion lower. The silver stocks ruled steady
and Goldfleld Consolidated was slightly
easier. There was better Inquiry for I nion
Copper. Ely Central was in fair demand,
but unchanged. The Industrial list was al
most entirely neglected. Bonds were quiet,
with some inquiry for Western Pacific os.
INDUSTRIAL.
Sales. . Open. High. Low. Last.
28 Ahi Coal Prod... »7 9* £• OS
600 Int Rub Tr efts. 23 ■* 23** 22* 22*»
3.8(i0 'January Oil. ... 49 ■> ■ 49 5 ?
2.ooo 'July OH.. 35 IB 33 So
MM 'June Oil 28 2* 2* 2*
2,001) Mays Oil 120 120 11 1 Jl7
300 •Palmer Oil 145 145 Ml 143
20 Standard Oil -...621 621 621 621
201 V S Ltg & Htg. 1% 1* I * 1%
MINING. ;\
500 •Arßentum 3% :? * ?'* ,3%
3,000 "Bovard Cons... 4 * 4 • 4
100 Butte Coalition.. 18% ISH I*% »*
1,000 Caledonia 1 1 *;; *,
300 Canadian Mines. CU «U 1 * 8*
1.400 'Carisa 50 52 50 5
1.400 Chino Copper.... 11% lIH 11% 11*
8.001) ' Cobalt Central.. WIAW l A 10% 10 1°«
2, 5» n> •Comb Fraction. 54 54 53 i>4
700 Cons Ariz Smelt. 2 2 Mi M*
9,700 Ely Central lf\ Ift »* 1™
2.575 'E1y Cons.. 50 50 60- 60
1.000 El Rayo ..: 4 4 3^ .1*
300 First National.. 3% 39* 3% 3%
000 Glla Copper 5% 5Vt Ml 5 •*
2CO Giroux ..7 7 < 7
2.000 Goldfleld Cons... 9 A »'i 9 " »*
8,000 G Hill Con trstk 1 IMi 1 J
1,200 •Greenwater .... 6 6 6 •
, 500 Greene-Cananea. 7% 7% iJ* ■;■: JJ*
200 Guerrero M,nes.. 1% 1% I* 1 1 »
1.800 Harcuvar Copper 22 27 22 J5
700 Husted 56 67 58 56
3.000 Inspiration Cop.. »r> 8A ";* 7 i»
20 Ken Lake ... 8* 8% 8% »%
100 La Rose Cons... 4j'« 4™ 4A 4ft
750 Little Miami 2% 2% 2% 2%
2,000 Miami Copper... 20 20% 20 2')
3,500 •Mines Co of A. 65 65 63 64
200 Nev-Utah M& S % % % *
1,000 Xlplssing M Co.. 11 «4 HA 11% »A
200 Ohio Copper I*| Hi 1H H
300 *Pac Smelters... A A A A
400 Precious Metals. 2 2 2 2
6,000 'Rawhide Cltn.. 20 21 20 21
4,000 Rawhide Queen.. 32 35 33 34
1.500 Ray Central 2% 2% 2A 2%
100 Ray Cons 17 17 17 If
500 Red Warrior .... 1% 1% 1% 1%
750 So Utah M& 8. ltt 1% 1% • |**
220 Tonopah 9 t9% 8% Bi4
14,000 •Tramps Cons... 5 6 5 6
800 Tuoluinne Copper 8% 3% 3 3
2,650 Union Mines 1% Hi 1% 1A
£00 United Copper... 5% 5% 5% o'/t
8,800 • Yellow Jacket.. 55 57 55 . 67
BONDS.
25,000 Western Pac 5«. 93% 93 93 93%
•Sells cents per share. tOdd lot».
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
It was a very active and at times a
very weak market on the Consolidated
Exchange, with nearly all the leading
stocks touching low prices for the day,
which were under the bottom quotations
reached on the New York Stock Exchange.
The advance in wheat dominated the early
market, while Attorney General Wicker
sham's Chicago utterances advocating fed
eral control of security issues came into
play later as a bearish influence. The pro
fessional element offered stocks through
out the day. while the uncovering of nu
merous stop-loss orders accounted for con
siderable liquidation. Sales were the
heaviest In two weeks, aggregating 115,640
shares, with fifty-six different stocks on
the list There was some active odd lot
trading In Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Ches
apeake & Ohio, Consolidated Gas, .North
ern Pacific and Great, Northern preferred.
Small lots changed hands of such inactive
issues as American Telephone and Tele
graph. St Louis & San Francisco second
preferred and Hide and Leather preferred.
Detailed operations follow:
STOCKS.
Bales. Open. High. Low. Last.
10.820 Amal Copper... 60 % 65 63 Vi 64
130 Am Beet Sugar 30% 35% 'M~/» 35
20 Am Can 9% 9?i 9% 9%
240 Am Car & Fdy 56 56 54** 55%
10 Am Cotton Oil 62 62 6214 62 Vi
20 Am H& L. pf. 34 34 Va 34 34%
140 Am Ice 25?» 25 24% 24 1
180 Am Locomotive 43 *i 43 42 U 42%
8.650 Am Smelting... 7ti l ,s 18% 74% 76%
SO Am Sugar 120 121 120^a 121
10 Am Tel & Tei.136% 136% -136% 136%
130 Anaconda Cop.. 40^i 40 x * 39 39 1 a
870 At T & S F...1U6V» 105?* 103 1 * 104
180 Bait & 0hi0... 112 112 110** 111%
1.660 Brooklyn RT. 7&% 80 78% 78
50 Canadian Pac. 195 190 ' i 193 194
110 Central Leather 37 37 36 36? i
I.ISO Ches & 0hi0... 80 81% 79% SO^,
2.650 C M & St P...120% 127% 124's 124%
50 Col Fuel & 1.. 36 35 34 Va 35
• 770 Consol Ga5....13»% 140% 138% 188%
10 Denver &R G 35** 35% 36% 35**
190 Erie 27 27 26 26%
110 do Ist pref.. 4594': 45% 44% 44%
700 Gt Xorth pref.l32 * 132% 129 I 4 129 vs
50 Gt N ore ctfs. . tW% 90% 59 SM&
170 inter-Met I.) J ,4 In % lS;s 18%
360 do pref 53% 53 52 52 a 8
20 Louis & Nash.l4hV3 14* 1 148% '.148%
60 Mo Kan & Tex 39 3i< 37% . 37%
310 Missouri Pac... 67% 67% 66% 67
50 National Lead. 74 74 s * 74 "4 74 l i
360 N V Central... 117% 117 116% 115%
200 N V Ont & W. 44 44 44 44
. 10 Norf & "West. .100 X 100 100»4 100
900 Northern Pac. l27 127 124% 125"^
560 Pennsylvania ..132% 133 132 132%
220 People' 8 Ga5... 107% 107% 106% 106%
10 Pitts Coal 19 19 19 19
20 Pr Steel Car.. 35% 35% 35% 35%
22.800 Reading 157 15R 1 * 154% 155*4
60 Re Steel 32% 33 V* 32% 83%
620 Rock Island 40% 41 39% 39%
110 do i>ref S2li 82% 82Va 82%
10StL&SF2dpf 45% 45 • 45% 45 »*
8.460 Southern Pac... 123% 124% 121% 122%
140 Southern Ry... 26 26 25% 25%
260 Third Avenue.. 8 8 7% 8
19.370 Union Pacific. .174 174% 170% 171%
90 U S Rubber... 41 41% 40 l i 40 >«
30.520 U 8 Steel 78% 70*4 78% 77H
220 do pref--.- 1;. 116% 11«U 115% 116
30 Utah Copper... 43% 43*4 43V* 43*4
200 Va-Car Chem.. fO% 60% 6914 69 to
30 Wabaeh 19^3 19^i 19 ION
590 do pref. 44 44% 42% 4314
114.690 Total sales.
MINING.
300 Atlanta llto -llto .11* .11%
300 Belcher «8 .65 .65 .65
1.000 Blue Bell 03 .m .03 .03
100 Consol Va 90 .90 .90 .90
8.500 Gt Bend 04 .04 .04 04
100 Goldfleld Con.. 9.40 9.40 9.40
300 Hale & Nor.. .274 -27H .27t0 .27%
600 Jim Butler... .29 .29 .29 .29
100 Mexican 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.05
400 McXamara ... .28 .28 .28 .28
1.050 Nevada Hi 115 .3 .00 3.00 1.52 1.70
300 Ophir 83 .SB .85 .S5
300 Portland 1.26 1.26 1.26 1.26
200 Standard 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.10
600 Tonopah Ext.. .82 .82 .82 .82
2.300 Tramps 05H .05V» .05 .05
400 West End : .58^4 .59 .5814 .59
11.650 Total sales.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1910-*27.
(Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar. No. 40
Pine st.)
Name. Maturity. Interest yield.
Atlantic Coast Lino 4 p c. 1910-1 7.. 4%, %
Buff iR & Pitta 4-4 pc, 1919-' 27 4% 4%
Cent of Ga Ry 4^-6 p c. 1910-17.. 4% 4 'a
Cent R Rof NJ. 4 p c. 1912-17... 4% 4
Ches & Ohio 4 p c, 1910-'l7 4% J'i
Chic & Alt 4-4to-5 p c, 1910--19.... 5% 4%
Chic & E 111 4/4-5 P c. l»10~'17 .'.-3 4**
Chic R a & P Ry 4V9-6 p c, 1910-'l9 5% 4%
Cln Ham & Day 4to-5 p c. 1910-'2O 54 4%
Del & Hud 4V4 p c. 1922 4% 4%
Erie 4-414-5 pc, 1910-17 5^ 6
Hock Val 4-tH p c. 1910--18 4T* 4V6
Hud & Man 5 p c. 1910-"19 5% 5
Kan city Ft S & M 414 p c. li»10-'15 6% 4%
Kan City So 44 P c. 1010-' ls 5 4%
LehiKh Val R R 4-4% p C. 191A-'l6 414 *14
Mo Pac 5 t> c. 1910-'l7 51* 4%
Mobile & Ohio 4-rt p c. 101«- f l« 5% 4%
N V Cent Lines 5 p c. 1910-22 4% 44 1 *
Norfolk & W 4 p c. 1910-' l6 4% 44
Pennsylvania 314-4 p c. 1910-'l7 4% 4'«
St L& S F 4-4 V *-5 pc, 1910-17.... 514 4%
do guHT A C & F 5 p c. 1910- - 17.. 6% *%
Seaboard A L 4Vi-5 P c. 1910-17... 5% 4%
So Railway 314-4-4% p C, 1910-*21.. 5 4%
Virginian Ry 5 p c, 1910-' T.» 5% 4",
Wabash R R 4»-6 p c, 1910-21.... ."i'» »■»
Wheel & L B 414-5 p C, 1910-2 2 ...8 5
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
(Furnished by Swartwotit & Appenzellar. So. 40
Pine at.)
Apprcrx.
Name. Maturity. Bid. Asked. yielOl. j
Am Cigar 4P c. Mch 15. \9IL 99 99% 5.0»
do 4p c. Mch 15. 1912 97% M 6.10 |
B&O4 pc. Mch 10. 1911 99% 99)» 4.10 ,
do 4 to pc. June. 1913 I'-*** 98% 4.!<>> ■
Efth Steel 6 p c. Nov. 1914.. 96 97 6.50
ill &A 5p c. Mch 15. 1913.. 98% »»9 ! « 4.05
CH&D 4d c, July. 1913... 96*4 97 '♦ 4.7K
CCC4StLSpc, Juno. '11.10014 100% 4.10
I) & H e<i 44 pc. July. . 1922. 101 101% 4.25
Erie 6 p c April 8, 1911 OSto 100 «'*> I
Gen Rub 44 p c. July. 1915.'. 92 94 5.70 j
Hudson Ct>s P. pc. Oct 15. "11. 99% WO% T..SO \
dr. 6p c. Ffb. Hll't 99 "*" . 'V 1V 1
Interbor R T 6 p c. May. * 11.. 101 14 102 3.90
X c X & L 6 p c. Sept, 1912. I'* 1 * :: H .t 550
do ■p c, May 15. 1913 '■<* '■'•'•'•. 6..V)
1.a.-k Steel 6p c. Meh. 1916.. 95% 9»% 5.50
M&StL 5p c Feb. 1911... »S% 99% 3.50
NYCLb eg 5 p c, Nov. 1910- 22. 4.5004.8 M bawls
NY NH* H5 V «•• '12.100% M»% - —
st 1, A B i" .'• nc. •'•n. 1911 ion I"!' 1 - 1 <">
do 44 p c Feb. 1912 9714 99% «35
! .10 6p c. Men; 11113 '•»> »•% 6.20
Southern By .*. 1- .• Ffb mil. ■'"■■ I|N 'i 5.50
Tidewater 6p c June. 1913.. .100% 10114 5.30
W Tel & Tel 5p c. Feb. 101.V M •»% Mi
V X & M I 1, c. Auk. 1010..; 100 HN>% 1^(1
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Van ,-Vhalck & Co., No. 7 Wall
street. 1 * .
Hid Asked. i Bld.A»l»fHi.
United Hy.. 13% 1414 Cotton Puck. « " 7
do Income* f>h 58% An Incomes. 21 2.1
do 4s .... Ba*i -84 Norf It &L Ss 9914 9»%
OB & rl'V T 1 3 Lt & Pow l>f 81 85
do incomes 7% 10 do 4tos ■ 80 92
d" Ist*.... 41% 4JU Ch CRj ss..lttf> ins
Seaboard C* 23 25 •"h < % Hi- 5s »1 94
do let of.. 71 7.". font Trust.. .i'iK> -'"■
,'r. 'M -|it.' \Vt 4.1 I'OiOK Trust.. TO 75
Se»l> Al. 4« SB% M l a Third Nat n.llO ISO
do 10-yr Si 91) 994 I Fid 'A Dep...148 151
Consol Gas.. — 105 Maryland Tr. 70 76
do 6* .... 0&% 10014 Nor Cent Hy.126 IM>»
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. j
MONOI MATiKKT ;**°*r* '.
open*d at 2% P*r cent: l^gj" 1 -. 1
..n t . lowest - v*'r Cl:tC I:t ",';..;•" T
hiKher. Rates sixty days o®3K P£
S? Snt: Six* months. 4% per cent: seven
mO^r hh cc S an 4 t^paier >e wa CC S cn unchan S ed. with
-. HeX demand. Rates, sixty and ninety
dalrl- WU™ receivable. 4?i<&s per cent:
hoioe four to six months' single Ml
5 pJ-rcem: others. s@6^ per cent.
' FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— The foreip
exchange market opened weak at a de
cline of from 18 to 20 points 'fr«nj h 8 u 6 r *T
day's ruling quotations to 4.5620® 4.8614
for cables. 4.86W4.5605 for demand ster-
Hnsand 4.8420f 1.843« for sixt y-day bills.
Short francs were quoted at ».IS* - anrt
short reichsmarka at 9v\i ies." i; -
After declining to 4.8595 for demand iiMMr
ling in the morning, the market recovered
from 10 to 15 points in the early after- ■
noon.- Cables were quoted at * />?°/'£
4.5635. demand sterling at *•****&*■**}* \
and sixty-day bills at %***&£***
Short francs held around 5.18%P».i»Jl |
plus 1-32 and .short reichsmarks at 9.->'s |
'n 95% plus 1-32.
Bankers' posted rates follow:
Sixty days. Demand.
Sterling ■ 4.*5 *&*
Germany, reichsmarks r ' ; |»J» . " '
Paris, francs -o,»* '!'i<»^t
Belpium. francs »-«% - isv
Switzerland, francs >•-!''♦ *]»*
Holland, guilders ,40 "' l
DOMESTIC EXCHAXGE.-Boston. par:
Chicago 10c discount: San Francisco, sight
5c premium, telegraph 7&c premium: New
Orleans, commercial 25c discount, bank $1
premium: Charleston, buying par. selling
1-10? premium: St. Louis. 20c discount bid.
15c a=ked; Minneapolis. 60c premium: Sa
vannah, buying 3-16 c discount, selling^ par.
BANK CL.FJARINGS. — New York, ex
changes. $338,133,366. balances $15,634,815; Bal
timore, exchanges $4.6^.707. balances $^.
986: Philadelphia, exchanges $24.38, 32 bal
ances $2,761,566: Chicago, exchanges $4;>.802.
380. balances $2,673,954.
SILVER MARKET.-Commercial bar sil
ver 53V.c; Mexican silver dollars 44c. Bar
silver in London closed at 2t 11-lod, a de
cline of l-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid, 7.80: Lis
bon, 7.50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. -Mexican ex
change on New York Is quoted at 2.011*.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS -Receipts
from customs yesterday were J l - 27 '-.^];- 1 °
ternal revenue $1,206,110 and miscellaneous
$133,644. a total of $2,617,616. against total
expenditures on ordinary account .of 'Vfn^
930 For the month to date ordtnarj re
celpta have been $43,253,295 and ordinary
pxrTendlture3 $^ 656.471. the excess of re
cei P P « imounting to' $2,596,824 For the fisca^
year to date ordinary receipts ha\e been
5636.^7.053, against $5^841.559 in the »me
time in 1909 and ordinary expenditures
t«6,728&. against $650,333,327 In 1909. the ex
cess of expenditures this year amounting
to $10,678,286, compared with an excess last
the corresponding period a year ago ot
$125,981,777.
BUB-TRKASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was
debtor to the Clearing House $740,319.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING.— houses
were not active in the local stock market,
selling upward of 12,000 shares on balance.
THE RAILROAD BILL.-In their month
ly circular the banking house of John H
Davis & Co. says of the railroad MU. A
railroad wishes to advance an interstate
rate. Naturally the shipper wants as^low
a rate as he can get. It would be unfair
for the rlilroad tole the Judge of reasona
bleness, for its policy is too °"« n rTli " Jl£
traffic will bear." Neither should the snip
per be the judge; therefore, the rate is sub
mitted to the Interstate Commerce Commis-
Bion. an independent, educated, competent
body of men. Its Investigations might take
a few hours, or days. If the reasonable
ness of the rate is involved these examina
tions may-not must-extend over ten
months at the maximum The majority of
cases will doubtless be Welded In short
order; then an appeal may be .taken to the
new Commerce Court, and this body will
very soon become expert, dealing with only
one branch of the law Here is provided a
second independent, educated body of dis
interested men to pass on a question of
reasonableness, to arbitrate, If you Please,
vexed questions. After that is the final
tribunal, the Supreme Court of the United
States, which- is directed by the new bill
to give such cases preference. Has any
thing fairer to all Interests ever been of
fered to the railroads and the shippers of
this country? We consider It to be invalu
able to railroad men and holders of ran
road securities, for stable and reasonable
rates are thereby assured, and that is what
every man recognizes as indispensable to
general business, railroad prosperity and
permanent healthy development of our .
great country. Temporary political ex- ,
pedients, possible development of socialism |
and the multitude of quack remedies during
stress of hard times will under this law
be powerless to embarrass the right of tne
corporation to charge a reasonable sum fo»
services performed."
BANKS GAIN CASH. The reported
movements of currency this week. Indicate
a gain in cash held by the banks of $1,
101,000. A moderate gain from the inte
rior was drawn down by the loss on Sub-
Treasury operations. The banks received
from the interior 704,000 and shipped
into the interior $6,024,000, including $2,
905.000 nation^ bank notes sent to "Wash
ington for resumption. The gain from
the interior was $2,680,000. Receipts of
new gold were $2,140,000— namely, on New
York Assay Office checks $1,224,000. on
San Francisco Mint checks $823,000. and
on Seattle Assay Office checks $88,000.
Ordinary disbursements by the Treas
ury were $23,240,000. Payments by the
banks to the Sub-Treasury for customs,
internal revenue. 5 per cent redemption
fund, etc.. amounted to $26,409,000, show-
Ing a loss on Sub-Treasury operations
proper of $3,169,000. The total gain from
the interior and by new gold was $4,320.
000. Deducting the loss on Sub-Treasury
operations proper, the net gain by the
banks was $1,651,000. «
COPPER TRADE CONDITIONS. — The
tone of the copper market was a shade
easier yesterday, and small sales were re
ported below 12% cents for electrolytic.
The failure of foreign interests to take
large blocks of copper and the expected in
crease in stocks on hand in this country
this month are responsible for the indif
ference of consumers. Based on imports
and exports of copper so far this month,
it looks as though stocks on hand in this
country would show an increase of 15,000.
000 pounds or more In the current month.
Domestic deliveries will have to reach 75.
. 000,000 or 80.000,000 pounds in order to
offset an increase in stocks. It is well
known that deliveries were nowhere near
75.000,000 pounds, so that the conclusion
arrived at by consumers is that there will
be a further increase in stocks on hand.
HOLIDAY FOR CONSOLIDATED. —
governors of the Consolidated Stock Ex- 1
change have voted to close the exchange
on July 2, thus giving the members a j
three-day holiday.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. — Dividends
have been declared as follows: Continental
Paper Bag Company, regular quarterly IVS
per cent on the common and preferred, pay
able June 2S; American Chicle Company,
regular monthly 1 per cent and regular bi
monthly extra 1 per cent on the common,
payable July 20, and regular quarterly 1^
per cent on the preferred, payable July 1;
Tonopah Mining Company of Nevada, reg
ular quarterly 25 cents and an extra 15
cents, payable July 21: Fourth National
Bank, regular quarterly 2 per cent, payable
July 1; United States Mortgage and Trust ;
Company, quarterly 6 per cent, payable i
June 30.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.—
Bradstreet's reports the exports of grain
for the week, with comparisons, figure;* in
bushels, as follows: Wheat, flour included,
1.706.545, against I.Wi.BW last week and 1,
600.542 in this week last year. Fiscal year,
141.541.024. contrasted with 165,456,827 in the
corresponding period of 190!). Corn. 198,827. j
compared with 133,015 last week and 51.
333 in the same week last year; for the
fi.cal year. 27,829.314, against 29.064.368 in
this period last year.
i WELLS, FARGO & CO. DIVIDEND.—
I Wells, Fargo & Co. have declared the regu
■ lor semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent, pay-
I able July IS to stock of record July 1. This
j is the first dividend declared since the in-
I crease of capital, in February last, from $$.
j 000.000 to $24,eC0.000. and is at the —mil rate
as was paid on the smaller capitalization.
APPLICATION TO LlST.— Application
lias been made to the New York Stock
Exchange by the New York State Railways
to list 53.M&660 preferred stock and by the
Western Electric Company to list $&,750.008
tirst mortgage 5 per cent bonds, due In
10-. .''.-, .i
USUAL WABASH DEBENTURES A
AND B DIVIDENDS.— The Wabash Rail
road Company has declared the usual semi
annual dividends of .; per cent on its de
benture A and 2 per rent on its debenture
H stocks, payable July 1 to holders of rec
ord June 30.
COPPER EXPORTS.— Exports of copper
for the week ended June 23 wore 4.590 tons.
Since June 1 they have been 15.158 tons,
against 29.027 in the same time last year.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
London. June 24. — Consols closed Vi lower
at S2 1 ,* for money and S2 9-16 lor account.
Anaconda was V, lower at ts 1-*.1 -*. Canadian
Pacific was 1% lower at 200*11 and GranU
Trunk was % low*r if _■> .
The money .supply exceeded the demand.
Discount rate* >\.t.< quit t and unchanged..
On the Stock Exchange the recent cheer
fulness gave way to a reactionary ten
dency under profit taking prior to the set
tlement, affecting all sections from' Consols
TRUST COMPANY
Fifth Aye. & 34th St. ♦>» Broadway.
lynnr AVf. *■ IgT.th St. TUtrd Ay*. ft Usr, ». II
to rubber shares. Canadian lane, *.,
real on labor troubles. Oil sham • in^
a fraction better. - :r-^T
American securities opened «n_*- 'JJi*
about unchanged from yesterday* £J2
York closing. Canadian Pacific. a i^Z
during the morning, but the rest of ; -. ,"*
remained quiet. In the afternoon -V^
York support infused life Into the niar^
and caused a Reneral rally. RmHjS
caused ix decline In the late trading '^f
mad** the closing easy. 2
Call money in .London. 2^24 p» r " ceat . J
open market discount rate for short bill.
2%025-l« per cent; long bills. 2%©2 3-« i
cent: Berlin discount rate. 3% p«»r *£:.
parts discount rate. 2% per cent; Park «.
change on London. _"• francs l.v- 4 centime-
Berlin exchange or J^ondon. 20 marks v
pfennigs. Bar gold. »is 9d. AraefW
eagles. 15s 3d.
Paris. June Three per cent re-
closed 2% centimes lower at 33 francs 1
centimes. A heavy tone prevailed on tkl
Bourse. Priced closed irregular. "
Berlin. June 24. -Trading -•_* dull' aaj
prices were lower »n the Bourse, in jya.
pathy with unfavorable New York advice*
MISCELLANEOUS SECUEITI23..:
(Furn:»hed by Fr«-!«Tic 11. Waich A Co. S*£j»
Broad street.)
STOCKS.
Oivir!»ri'! ..'. K^g^
American Brasa «M 5 li 3
American Chicle Mo&Ex 12 217 a
American Chicle pf....Q-J 6 M at
Am DM Tel of X J.--Q-J 4 30 M
Am Coal Products Q-J -> 9* 7$
American Press Q-J&Ex * 85 M
American Thread pf J&J " *% J*
Am Type Found deb M&NI9ZB 8 100 _
Am Type Found new SI&X103& « 9* tat
Am Type Founders JAJ 4 « « '
Km Type Founders pf. ■ Q-J 7 96 . ta)
Babcock & WHcox Q-J 7 10) lOi
Barney & Smith pf — 86 in
Eorden's Cond Milk PF&AEx — 113 1»
Borden'B Cond Milk pf..Q-M «l 103 m
Bush Terminal — 98 M»
C-ntral Firework* — 3 )•
Central Fireworks pf — 10 m-
Ccnn By & Light Q-F 4 75 m
Celluloid Q-J&Ex 8 123 IS
Elda P lie Nemours 7 135 1M
Eldu Pde Nem pi Q-J & 84 «
Empire Pteel & 1r0n... . — 12 M
Empire Steel & Iron pi . — 70 3
Hail Signal common — 40 «
Herring-Hall-Marvin — 30 «
International Nickel — 133 r«
International Nickel pf.Q-F 6 80 »
International Nickel rt» — Wi 9%
International Sliver — 9) _
International Silver pf.. Q-J 4. 10* m
Klrby Lumber — 10 v
Klrby Lumber pf.-- — 40 a
Kings Co El L* P---.Q-M 8 121 13
Nat Cash Register pf-.-J&J 1 117 m
Nlles-Bement-P Q-M « 100 105
Nilea-Bemeat-P pf Q-F « 99 10} '
Otis Elevator A*O 2 60 B>
Otis Elevator pf — Q->J « 66 J 87*
Old Dominion S 3 J&J 6 105 113
Pacific Gas & El — 65 :..M*
Pacific Gas & El pf Q-J <? ■ ■; ST-
Fhelps. D & Co — 20© 220 r
Pbpe Manufacturin* — — . jx
Pop« Mfg Pf — a ' - 31 ;
Producers' 0i1....: Q-M « l« »
Pratt & Whitney pf . . . Q-F * 1» Ifl»
Royal Bak Powder Q-M&Ex 8 190 200
Royal Bak Powder pf. .Q-M 6 107 Mi
Safety CH & L Q-M<t3x 8 13 a
Sen-Sen Chiclet — 120 125
Standard Coupler — 35 _
Satndard Milling: Co — IS »
Standard Milling Co pf-A&O 3 43 S3
Texas Company Q-M 12 138 143
Texas & Pacific Coal Scrip • 100 m
Trenton Potterle* — 4 .-„- - 1 •
Trenton Potteries pf — a 60
Trenton Pot fndg ctfs.. J&J 4 » 79
Trow Directory - 3 _15
Union Carbide — 97 89
Union Ferry Q-J 2 23 ai
Union Typewriter — 47 53-
Union Typewriter Ist pf.A&O 9 108 111
Union Typewriter 2d pf.A&O 7 103 la
United Bank Note Q-J 4 40 4S
United Bank Note ..Q-J 8 SO B&-
U S Finishing com S-J 7 M 105
U S Finishing pf Q-J 7 108 113
V S Finishing Ist ..J&J 1919 3 100 IC3
U S Finishing coca —.. J&J 1929 3 90 100.
V 3 Motor com — 72- 74'
U S Motor pf — ■ — 73 :77
Virginian Railway — 17 20
West Pacific — 13 20
West Power — 23 33
West Power pref > — 48 S3
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles D. Barney & Co.. No. 3
Broad street. New York, and No. 122 Souk
4th street. Philadelphia.) . .
Bid.Asked. I Bld.A«kai
Am Cement. 19 l&^lLehigh Nay.. 9014 W-i
Am Ry Co.. 43% 44 I lAth Val R. 103 KB*
Camb Steel.. 44 & 45 j Phiia Co. 43 48%
CTrofN J75 76 i do pr«f 40 -«'
El Stor Bat. 54 MHlPenn R R Co W-% Mi
El Co of Am 11% II 1 * Perm Steel !»
Falrm't Tr.. 7 • 8 ' Phi.a Elec Co 14^ -.&
Gen Asphalt 28 2SU I Phila Rap Tr 10% 1M
do pref... 76 76 ■» I Smokeless P. 15 1»
I Co of N A 20 2M6 Union Trac. . 48H 4m
Lake S Corp — 22 l t 'rn Gas Imp. S4M 9*
do- pref... 52 62%iWel3bach Co. 38 ■ •
BONDS.
A R Cony 5s 93 »3^ I Phlla Eleo 4s 75U ■*
HI & Peo 4s 89 88-M do Ss 103 101*
>; J Con &8.103 104 i Phlla Co 5»- • «■» »
COBALT STOCKS.
(Furnished by Warren.- Gzowskl & Co.. >* •
Broad street.)
- Bld.Aaked.l BliOikA
Amalgamate 3% 3^,La Ross 438 4*5 •
Bailey ... 8 Little N!pU«. 19% 15*
Beaver Cons 26^» 26% .ilcKinley ... 90 -»^
Bis Six. ... 2 4 Nancy Helen 4*.'-J»
Buffalo 220 255 -XlplMlng ...1145 .11M
Chamb-Ferl. 21 *m 21% I Nova Scotia.. 35 <• -38*
Cof Cobalt. 23 23% Ophlr 20 40-
Cobalt Cent. 1» 11 . JOt!s«» 3* **
Cx>ablt Lake 20 21*3 Peterson L... 2: -» -I*
Ccnlagas ...475 520 i Right of Way 25 3
Crown Re 5. .20- 302 Rochester ... 3X% *•
Foster 12 15 ! Sliver I>«aX. . T*» «
GlfTord 7^4 8 : Silver Bar... 5% «•
Gt Northern 7 7*4; Silver Queea. » «'
Green Meeh. 2 l « 21-,!2 1 -, ! Temiakarnlaj. «a» •••
Hargraves... 214 22?* ! Trethawey ..124 13
Hudson Bay 97 108 Watt* • M
John Black. 3% « |W«ttiau;er... 7M4 •»
Kexr Lake. .820 5374
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
CFurnlshed by W. N. Coler <St Co.. No. 41 <>*•
street.) •': jjt!
•.Accrued Interest to b» a&2ed.) 1 . --
Bit iljjj*
•Ret... 4%. March. 1980-'6O. *»3 •«
•4^, November. 1967 106;j JJ*
•4H. May. 1957 IM< lg»
•4% November. 1917 1024 W-.
•44. May, 1»1T 102H ''»
•4s. May. 1959 - »*• TT
•4s. November. 1953 - «£ W
Ms. May. 19SZ- — »> "^
•4s. May. 1910 g? »2*
-4s, November. 1965-56 »*j J
t4s. November. 1936 «*!• S
•34. November. l!»4-'55 9T% »
134. May. 1904 •— • 874 »
t^-,. 1950--54 £•!» S
1-34, November. 1&41 |rj 3J
«34. November. 1928 *•* »-'
134. November. 1022. 2*2 mw
I3 I *. November. 1918. *** Sz
«34. November. 1814..- »• ,1»
~Ss. November. 1910 10! '"
•Coupons laterchangeabl*. ♦««« ljt »"^;«..i CC * i "
pen»- ißeglstered and coupons. \3taß»._.- y
RAILROAD EAPJrarGS.
BUKFALO. ROCHESTER A PITTS3CR&
1910. 19». l^p,
8d week in June $218,370 S3 'Pi Jjgg
July 1 June 21. 9.138.494 7.372.247 ..*»•-"
DENVER & RIO GRANDS. • -.
3d week in June $459,700 »*30.100 Juti*
July 1-June 21. 22.35».50)> 19.844.3t" 1 ».»».»•
WABASH.
Sd week in June $6*2.394 »*»* *?^3
July r-Jun« 21. 27.527.549 23,127.633 9,**- 31 -
SOUTHERN.
Month of May — ... • ; '«_i.
Number of miles 7.0R0 '•'5* v« *
Gross earnings . $4.«W.:>m $*.OS3.;^ *T^l£l
ESxp. and taxes. 3.354.073 2.M7.153 _-f»^_.
Net earning!... $1,273,915 $1.0 M.7« $P»:.5»
July ea^.732.7^.934 WT.»JJ« *»- "» : *♦
Gross earning $52. 7W4.964 $*7.«M*.K» *gjEM
Exp. and taxes. 37.51tf.76ft 83.923.256 ig^^H
Net nrninr. $15.452. $15.««.73T W.**' 1 *
LONDON* UNDERGROUND
METROPOtJTA.V DISTRICT. _
Month of May- 1910. 19f?- "^B
QMi in»ll ■ t.'4>.««tl tM.791 *%*
Working aa> 26.442 27.296 <-
Net receipt... £33.219 «3.«* /^ 1 *
BAKER STREET & WATERLOO.
Gross r^colpts.. £1«.137 £15.004 *#
Working exp. . . 7.32H '.*»* _ ~T
Net receipt. (**» 17 -* 1 2 mt *££
OT. NORTHERN. PICCADIIX.T * B * V^« L iW
Gross r.c*»pt... £28.158 »»» <&
Working exp... U.Ottl H- 3^ _
Net receipts.. £14.097 qSl<i> _x»r^A'' "
CHARING CROSS. mmrom * «a^ ■
fir,,., 111 Hill . ÜB.4M ':*■]* t>s*t >$*
Working «"SP- . . W** ______ '*—-%£
Net receipts.. £5,433 w **V^fT«P -
LONDON UNITED TRAMWAY* 4
Gros, receipts.. «•• *«£ J^
Working exp... .»■«*> *'• -^Tj^
Net receipts.- IU.BTB «*••
T«>TAL ALL COMPAMES-
tl ro.. •-,-• C.35.0«T £1^ riTT
Working »xp... ______ ___---—- — ~~&i0
N.t receipt.,. ItWM **'*" .V
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