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Edward B. Smith & Co
Bankers
I/embers New York and Philadelphia
I Stock Exchanges
I
Investment
Bonds and Stocks
1 Fhiiadelph-.a New York
Broad & -strut St*. 27 Pine Street
FOR SAIJS
55 rmdur*m Oil
It* Totv M»nuf»<-tcrln« <«"• .
•0 >«frtT Car Ilrattnc * IJ»ntln«
IV n _S*wi ChlcJet r " - •;■"" '
50 Tri-Clty By- A I-4«1»t pfd.
100 V. S. Motor com.
FFEOERIC H. HATCH & GO.
ixaJer F -- Unlisted ar.fl Inactive Securities of
Uailroad« and Other Corporations
Jn the Tnltcd States and Elsewhere.
50 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
* •- MSf Fr^>R<3. Jnrlu»lve.
B~firh ' M rOMjKESS ST. BOSTON.
Trl»phon««. 2540-2541-2542 Fort
> EKRY CLEWS & CO.,
BANKERS.
11. in. 15. 17 AND ip BROAT> ST.
MfMHI US N. T. STOCK ETHASGC
PIOCK< and BONDS bouKtt aafl sold for In
vestor* or Carried on liberal terms.
BnnU-nr Accounts received subject to check
■ t e!?lit- Interest paid on dally be.la.ncem.
INVESTMENT SECrRITIES.
LETTERS OF CREDIT
Jwned Available the World Over.
Title Guarantee Trust Co.
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co
American Surety Co.
Trust Co. of America
CLI>TON* GIT J*ERT.
- \r»;i St.
PORCUPINE
Claims — Syndicate Participations
or Shares.
WARREN. GZOWSKI * COMFANT.
Toroiri*. _2S_Brws>dMSt r _Nfw_Torfc L _
1852 1910
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
36 Wall SU. Sew York
MFMBEBS ISTWTMEXT
y. V. <TOfK EX. BOXP*
Central Trust Companj of Hew lort
54 WALL STREET
CAPITAL ana SURPLUS - - 518.000.00*
(Of whicb XI 7,000,000 Has Man a«rD*<]i
DIVIDEND NOTiCES.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
New 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 anil alter
July Ist. jiroxlmo.
The transfer books -w-ill close at S P. M. this
«ate. re-openlng July Ist. 1910.
CHARLES H. PATTERSON. Cashier.
EAST RIVER NATIONAL bank.
New York. June 21. 1910.
A mi -annual dividend of Three per cent
• ... day been declared by the Board of
Phoctors of" this bank, payable on and after
Friday. July 1. 1910. Transfor books will re
main closed" from this date until July *. 1910.
lncluMv*-. 2. E. NEWELL. Cashier.
' THE BANK OF AMERICA,
New York, June 17th. 1910.
The B^ard of Directors have to-day declared
/ semi-annual dividend of thirteen (13) per
cent., frr*- of tax. payable July Ist, 1910. to
«fK-kho!d«rs of record of this date.
The transfer books will remain closed until
J'jlv 2d. 1910. W. M BENNET. Cashier.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
of the City of New York.
June 21, 1910.
Thp Board of Directors nave this day de
clared a semi-annual dividend of THREE PER
CENT, free of tax. payable on and after July
1. 1910. until which date the transfer books
wi'i! \>v closed. E V GAMBIER. Cashier.
THE ATCIIISOX. TOPEKA AND
SANTA It RAILWAY COMPAXI-.
New York. June 7. 1910.
The Board of Directors has declared a semi
annual «::■ :'l't.<3 Cbeln? dividend No. 24) on
th*- PREFERRED STOCK of this Company of
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS t52.50)
J.-T «-har<-. payable August 1. 1910. out of sur
tilu« net income, to holder* of Bald PRE
FEIinED STOCK a« rerlßtered on the books of
the Comi.ar.y at the close of business on June
80 l»l« Tbm books will rot be closed.
l_>iv:U''T><i cheques will be mailed to holders
of PREFERRED STOCK who file suitable
orders thfrefor at this office.
C. K. COOPER. Assistant Treasurer,
5 Nmao Street. New York City.
I.AKi: <H«»KE * MICHiGA>* SOfTKERN
RY. CO.
Grand Central Terminal. N. V, June 17. 1910.
The Board of Directors of this Company
have declared a «*ml-ar.mj&l dividend of SIX
PHI: CENT, upon Its Capital Stock, payable
at tfci? office July 29th. 1010, to stockholders
of record at 3 o'clock P. M. en Thursday. June
30th. Utio.
TTuy liavr- ai^o declared a peml-annual flivt
<!en<l of SIX PER CENT, upon the M. S. &
K. I- Gnaranfed Stock, payable at thle office
Avirust Is.. 1910. to stockholders of record at
t o'clock P. M. on Thursday. June SOth. 1910.
CHARLES F. COX. Treasurer.
CANADA MUTUF.RN RAILWAY CO.
•Grand Central Terminal. N. T.. June 17, 1910.
The Board of Directors of this Company
ha- • declared a e<:r.l-annusl dividend of ONE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, upon Its Capi
tal Stork, i-ayable at this office Auiruat Ist.
3HIO. to stockholders of record at 3 o'clock
I 1I 1 M. 01 Thursday. June SOth. 1910.
CHARLES F. COX. Treasurer.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, RAILROAD CO.
Grind <vmral Terminal. N. T.. June 17, 1910.
The Board of Directors of this Company
rave doc!ar<Ms a «eml-annual dividend of
THREE PER <~ENT. upon Its Capital Stock.
j?.vab]»- at thU r!ice July 29th. 1910. to etock
lioldert of record at 5 o'clock P. M. on Thurs-
C>v. Jure SOth. 15>10.
CHARLES F. COX. Treasurer.
THE PEOPLE'S BANK OF THE CITY" OF
NEW YORK.
June 23rd. 1910.
* ONE HfNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH COX
SBCrTTVE SEMI ANXTAI. DIVIDBND.
The Board of Directors hay« this day de
clared a femi-anr.uai IMvldend of Five Per
Cent.. fi*e of tax, jieysble on and after July
let. V.<l(>
Th«- xr-fr.flr- »K>oks will be closed on the Loth
•Ji.*t.. at 12 M . and reopened July let. 1910. at
3" o'clock A. M.
WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
■OKBT MARKET. — Money on call
opened at CC 7S7 S per cent; highest. 3 per
cent; lowest. Kb nor cent; closing. 2*4 per
cent; ruling rate. T;% per cent. Time money
was rather dulL Rates: Slsty days. 383^;
j»*»r cent: ninety days. 3>4, per cent; four
months. 3V^3 a i per cent; flve months. 4
per "lit: Fix months, 4344 3 4 per cent; seven
months, IV-? -? ]*Pr cent. Mercantile pa
per continued quiet. Rates: Sixty and
ninety days' bills receivable. 4 s^<gj per cent.
choice four to t-1x months" single names,
6 j»er cent: others W*Zt\± per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— The forelfm
cs.chazij.-e market opened s"on? with rates
ui> 2W points from Saturday's ruling quota
tions an<: h points above Saturday's closing
r:»tos. Ciibl*"? were quoted at 4.St>*i@4.S6BO.
demand Eteritne at 4.863.VJ?4.5640 and shtty
day bill« at 4 .H4. Short francs KU SJB%
pint 1-16 and short reich«narks &•'*» plus
2-C2. '".<* market was easier In the after
no-jji. FhowfaK a decline of 10 points from
T!k- day's hith level. Cables were quoted
at 4.55T5ft 4.8670, demand sterling at 4.V". 4 'Sj
4.^C3« «nd sixty day Mils at 4 S4' 2 . Short
fran is iieUl around j.lS^ij.lS l^ plus 1-22
and short reichsmarkfi KV'-k^i::.".', plus 1-32.
Bankers* jxtfcted rates a«re:
St«tr Sajra, Demand.
FltrliT^ 7 ♦ -- ♦ < " 7
O-?:Tiany. rei«"ftsnj*rku ... fMH l»r.'4
I*«ri«. i--*x*s . . .. *>-3f»., r. *.'.
Mpiam. traw' 5.21 \ r>i9*i
pTi'irilar.d. irr.v.a 5.21 ' i r..lh'-«
I!.,!lr c-uilO'Ts «0 40-,
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. — Boston. 5c
diseoum: Cbtrauco. io- discount; San Fran
cisf^j. r-isbt i ■ premium, telegraph T^c
j»ret»rjnj: nv-*- Orleans, commercial Be
discount, ban!* $1 premium; Charleston.
Y>vyiri- !>ar. «*llins l-Mc premium: St.
J.ouis. ¥■<■ ciscount bid. jc sited; Minne
apolis, fific premium: Savannah, buying
S-10c Aisoovnt; selling par.
BANK ci.KAr:iK«;S. — New York. *-a
ctituiee* f175.970.9*1. bal*n«e« $7,05n.3J2; Bal-
Vm r >re exchenrres $4,382.1*8. balances |HI.
729 Philadelphia, exchanges I '496,072, bal-
Bjjces H.291.95J: Chicago, exchenges $45,
2C5.510. tud*nc*-£ J2.467/iIS. . ;;-
EIIWEK MARKET.— Commercial bar sil
vr -v; : v Mexican silver dollars, Me Bar
*ilv-r la Tendon «-los*-d at 24 11-16«3, and ad
vr:i''- of ]-3*>l.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid, 7.40: Lis
bon, 7.03-
MEXICAN EXCHANGI£.--Mexi^- ei
cbaia:* on New York Is quoted at 2.01 ii.
LIQUIDATION "AND BEAR PRESSURE WEAKEN STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1910.
_. . . — - .„„! B rr; — Tioslng-. |Sh'rs[N«t I ~ " ! Actusl BsJes. J Cl°«)n».
Bii'rs Set r^ AC SISv Finl'Bid ABk sold- chfs f Op.| Hl.lLowlFlnl Bid. Ask
P° ld - < ch g e k\ BM.I 9* 400 -1 Ika^saa city Southern B tt ISI 1 »tt- I W^L^
100,- Vi AlUs-Chalmers Company... 8% **+ **! »*| 29 ™ y$ 8.200-2% Laclede Gsi 1 102^4 ! 10214 100 100% 100 100^
300-1 AUis-Chalmers Co. Pr SI 31 »£ |' i \ Xif ev \ 100—% Lake Erie & Western 16 jl6 116 16 15 18
45.700 -:"•, Amalgamated Copper 64^ 2& Sffl S5 S fl% soo-2 Lons; Island 63 63 J63 63 62 &
300-^4 American Asr. Chemical... ,«5» -^» io6 100 i 96 102 1.500-1% Louisville & Nashville jl«>* 146^144% 145 M** 1 *
100-1 American Apr. Chem. pr... 100 100 _iw iw w iv- Mackay Companies 88 88 88 88 84 88 ■
-I*, American Beet Sugar i If* |f* 33 33 »-A 93% 300-% Marine 5 6 »'** iuS
100.-4% American Beet Sugar pr... 91 91 91 9 ™ '$? 200-1% ' Marino pr 16% 16% 16*"*" l« l 4l 4
300- la American Can -?^-f*-o 70*70 70% " 210 -1% M.. St. P. AS.S. M 137^ 137% 136 136 135 136
900 -1-* American Can pr 71 »J '£ IT* -^, 53* 400-2^ M., St. P. &S-S. M. pr.... 148. 148 147 147 '1« I<J#
1.400-1% American Car & Foundry- 64% 04% « -3 m 114\ 8.500 -2"4 Mo.. Kansas & Texas 37% 87% 36 35% 85% 36^
100-1 American Car &F. Pr 113 113 "3 U3 iig 114^4 aoc,! Mo., Kansas & Texas pr.. 67 67 «7 67 ««% g%
5 American B. S. &F. 12» »fg "gPg go 1.700-2% Missouri Pacific 66% 67 65- to 60 66%
I,^-lu, American Cotton Oil m <gt 61 *ul 'L V 1,400-1% National Lead 74%! 74% 72%! 72%! ,2%
ftl -«i American Hide & Leather. 5\ o*. 5% »» °^» £* 142- % National Lead pr 107% 107% 107% 107% 107 108
600 -1% American Hide & Lea. pr. 31% 32 81% 3- j gVU Sg> B:g; _ % Nevada (^n. copper | IR^| 18^ 18^ 18% 18% 19
900—% American Ice Securities.... 24% 2^ j-* -* i %L* 41, 700 New Tork Air Brake*. i 75 75 78 75 JO 1.4
900-% American Locomotive 43 42 41 *$*■$*$ 6.700 _2Vi New York Central 116% 117 • 114% 114% 114% 114%
300 +ii American locomotive pr.. 108 108 MS 103 107 i lua 'a^-1 New York. Chi. & St. L.. . . «3 " 63 63 €3 62 63
100 -ij American Malt „* JgW «* 33* # W ioo -1 New York. N. H. & H 151 151 161 161 „ b&l^
H-8 American Malt pr 33 !88 33 33 33 J4* 1,300-% New York^ Ont. & West... 44 44 43 43% «Jf 43%
16,4(K>-2-i American Smelting ; » I Jg4 m 7J* ,^? ]0 5 ■* 2 .000-1 Norfolk & Western 100% 100% 95% 99% |»% »H
-52 American Smelting pr 1^ 103% lOg w; "s 00 150-% North American... 69% 69% 69% «W*L«f» ,5f ■*
I(VS 4i»5 American Snuff pr... U% \fM »J* »£ »WO 7.900-3% Northern Pacific 126^ 126% 123 123 123 123%
400-3 i American Steel Foundry...! M 2. 54^. o2J-,. &£ , m m | W.-l Pacific Tel. & Tel 35 36 34 34 33 36
1.900-1% American Su^ar 1 121% Vm IM% Ss*S«S 12.000-1% Pennsylvania Railroad 132 132 130% 130% 130% 130%
2,200!-1 American Tel. & Tel 136 ■ 136- IK US* IS|B i «»'— % People's Gas & Coke [106% 106% 105% 1« 105% 108
1001-% American Tobacco pr I«% 95% tej| g« » C| 2* '400.% P.. CC. & St. L 98 98 97% 97% 97% 100
200 -l% American Woolen- 31 31 3ft^ 30i 2 30V, & 300 -1% pittsbuir Coal JlB 18: 17%," T !
200 -I*, American Woolen pr 97 9. 96% » » -'^ 100 - % Pullman Palace Car IST 167 157 157 150 158
■«.SOO- -I Anaconda ,25* ,S^ imt! 38% im« » 200 ,_ 2 Quicksilver 2% 2% 2W 2% 2% 8
lC.i'V - 2% Atchison 103%t103% SS SI « 144,300 — 4-% Reading 155% 156*4 150%151 160% 10l
. 200 : + % Atchison pr 102% 102 V. J«^J°;Vs V** ™gra i"i "' 600 _ 1 78 . Republic Iron & 5tee1...... 32U 32^1 32 82 81% 32
200-3 Atlantic Coast Line 11 » 11a 115 11* iMv'lOW, 16,500i-2% Rock Island 39% 3«% 37% 37% 87% 8-%
i.BW»i-l% Baltimore & Ohio 110% UO% 109 109H 109J* M»% iD ' 300 -3% Rock Island pr 81 82 80 80 80 82
400!-% Batopllas Mining 2% 2\ «4 2% % 2 . S.TW I^ St. Louis &B.F. Mpr 1 44% 44% 42% 42% 42 42%
11,2101—2% Brooklyn Rapid Transit.... 75% 78% 16 -^: «6 <«% 1 - % St. Louis Southwestern.-... 32% 32% 82 32 81% 32
200;-l% Brooklyn Union Gas 140 140 135% .138% 136 139 BfM)j-l% st j^ uls Southwestern pr 76^ 78% 75% 75% 75 ,0%
2.500-2 Canadfan Pacific 1?3 If 3 I*o% 191 191 m% 100 -1% Sears-Roebuck 158 158 168 158 156% 157%
5. 4 ..-- -114 Central Leather 137 37 j» » * LS? 200 - 2 Sloss-Sheff. Steel A 1r0n... 65% 68% 68% 68% 68 68%
200-% Central Leather pr 106 106 10^ 105% 105^ lte% 40 7*.- 3 Southern Pacific lS« 122 118% 118% 118- i 119
15.560-3% Chesapeake & Ohio 80 ».| £%, »~4 &* " 1 m-Im -1 Southern Railway 25% '25% 25 26 25 25%
100-1% aiicapa& Alton pr . 64£ J4% 64« M-, -p 64.* L^w . 1 „ Southern Railway pr '.. | 60% «0% 68% 69 68% .59
200J-1 Chicago Great Western.... »4 25% «J4 26% 265 26% 600 _1% Tennessee Copper.. | 24% 24% 23% 23% 23 24
23.250!-S«4 Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul... 125$ 125J5 122% 122% 122% 122% iwo'-^i Texas & PaclAcV. I 29% 29% 28% 28% 28 28%
2,6751-1% Chicago & Northwestern.. 146% 146% 14d 14» 1« «» 4 Tnlrd Avenue Railroad.... 7% vX T% 7% 7 7%
lOOJ + X Chi. &N. pr. ex dlv 3%%... 203 203 203 203 303 -10 o» * Toledo. 8 1 L. & Western.. 22% 23« 22% 23% 22% 22%
20,400'-^; 8010^0 Gas Si ia«« gSJsI SJig 55Tci& Sa&^lM:: '171% 171% 166% no I«6%:ifi6 7 ?
20.400-5Ti Consolidated Gas 13SH 13S^i 133% W-i 133% «4 „ *§g_J» uXn PacC. 171% 171% 166% IG6T4 166% 166%
HZ % Corn Products Refining.... 14% 14% M%] M»d 14% lo_ United Ry. Investment pr. oS^! 58% B8%" 554 68% 69v5
50] Crex Carpet !63 63 63 63 - 700!- 2 U. S. Cast Iron P. & P.... 16% 16% 16 16 10% 16
100 Comstock Tunnel 27 27 2, 27 — — lOOi-lO U. S. cast Iron P. &F-pr 58 58 58 58 60 66
300: Cuba Am. Susrar 38 38 08 38 08 ™ $$ _l C S Red uc. A. Ref I 4 4 4 4 8 3%
Son --m Delaware & Hudson 165 165 164 164 162^, 163 300^ U' S Reduc & Ref. Pr 15 16 15 16 20
SGO-2 Denver & Rio Grande- 34% 34% 33 33 33 SPA ££_« U 8 Rubber" 40% 40% l 39% 89% 39 40
B- % Denver & Rio Grande pr... 75% 76 7g% 7o^ 75? 75^4 So -% U S Rubber lrt pr... 110% 110% 109% 109% 109% 110
m Distilling Securities 30 30 2?H 29U. 2Pv, 29% united States Steel 77%:' 77% 74% 74% 74% 74%
2.700--4 Erie *\\ 2<5% 25% 25% 2*-* 2b 3w_ % United States Steel pr ! 116% 116% 115% 116% 115% llßtf
11 ilpi^flßlitllll
11.200—2% Great Northern pr 129% 130 127% 127% 137% l^% «no _ 2 Wabash 19 19 18% 18% 18% 19
2.5W-2 Great Northern Ore Ctfs... 69 a 4?rl 66% 57 'i 2 a ™pr .....:. 43 43% 40% 40% 40% 40%
*200 (Illinois Central 132% 182% 132 132 131% 132 w^ t ern Maryland 44 44 44 44 44 45
'.,-. Inter.-Metropolitan 187* W« 15 18 « ; 18% ooo =^ wetteS Union Telegraph. 64% 64% 63% ffl% 63 63%
3,500—2 Inter. -Metropolitan pr 52% 52% 50 W 47% o0 ow i stln£rnouse Mf£ . .62 62 62 62 63 62%
5S=«4 Internationa} Harvester... 97% 97% 96% 96% 95 97 800-1 wfsconffn CenS: :::i:::.. 5 1 51 50 60 49 53
60f»j-3% International Steam Pump l 4o 4o 43% j 43V* ( 43% 44^ dw - " | I [ 1 |
oAKiL Q-rnrur<i nN Q-rnrK EXCHANGE Total Bales for the day ' 770 - 977 shareS ' compared 328J44
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. s fQr thg correspondlnK day ln 1909
Bh'rslNet. " J n^wuV^wTpinll Rial Afk Total sales. January Ito June 27, inclusive, 93.919.909 shares,
Lrth NatU,^ ll^W^liWli^ compared «lt. 99,1^39 shares for the same period In 1009.
FINANCIAL MARKET
Losses of from 1 to 4 Points in
Active Issues.
"Weakness In stock market prices yes
terday was based in larg-e part on the
absence of an active commission house
demand for securities and on adverse
weather reports from the spring wheat
belt, advices from the Northwest being
extremely pessimistic over the present
condition of the crop. Reports from
other agricultural sections were encour
aging, and from the action of stock
quotations one might have Imagined
that spring- wheat Is the only crop our
farms produce. Spring wheat is one
of our smallest crops, and while serious
damage to the growing: plant supplies an
unfortunate development, it need not be
assumed that dispatches asserting that
the injury represents a loss in the final
yield of from 15 to 60 per cent from the
early June estimates correctly reflect
the actual situation. Wheat acreage
that has been lost will be reploughed
to flax, a paying crop. Cotton and corn
are our most Important crops and both
are doing well. Moreover, there will be
a large harvest of winter wheat, which
is now being gathered, and a heavy har
vest of oats and hay. Wall Street imag
ined yesterday that damage to the wheat
crop of three states would drive the
railroads of the country into an exten
sive retrenchment policy.
Prices dropped from 1 to 4 points,
with one of the heaviest declines in
Reading, which does not depend on
grain traffic for its profits. Speculative
j liquidation was noticeably heavier
I throughout the list than recorded in re
[ cent declines, and it was helped by un
founded reports that the country's lead
ing banker was ill. The market prac
tically was under pressure from start
to finish, with such losses as 4% in
Reading, 2% in Amalgamated Copper,
1% in St. Paul, 1% In United States
Steel and 4% in Union Pacific. In the
late afternoon trustworthy advices from
the West were optimistic regarding the
position of the crops, even the reports
from the Northwest being more cheer
ful, but these factors failed to attract a
demand, except to a small extent from
the shorts. Stocks are going into strong
hands, a reflection of which -will be
found in higher prices later in the sea
son. The constant pressure on the mar
ket in recent weeks, however. is forcing
| liquidation from quarters where it is
j financially impossible to maintain a po
| ion on the long side of the market.
The relatively light gain by the banks
in cash holdings last week, as disclosed
by Saturday's Clearing House statement,
apparently indicates an increasing de
mand for currency at interior points and
foreshadows earlier withdrawals of out
side bank balances from this centre
than usually recorded In connection with
crop requirements. Fortunately the lo
cal institutions are well prepared 1 to
meet an interior drain, and, moreover,
conditions in the sterling exchange mar
ket suggest that it would not require
much of mi advance in money rates Here
to encourage a movement of gold from
Europe. Demand rates are now more
. than 2 cents to the pound sterling under
' the level prevailing at this time a year
■ ago. the decline being due to easier dis
: counts in London, improvement in our
! export trade and the offering of bills
against Bales of American securities
abroad. Interest' payments due by this
country in Europe on July 1 have been
. arranged without affecting sterling
i rates. and the fact that these payments
cali for unusually heavy sums makes
the operation especially significant as
showing the marked Improvement that
has recently taken place in our exchange
i-iarket. In the London settlement yes
terday the contango on American stocks
ivHs 4*4 per cent, against 4% per cent
two weeks ago, while the banks charged
3., per cent on Stock Exchange loans
as" compared with 4% per cent at the
■ ■■••!)? settlement. A large account
; in Americans was shown.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
<F*jrr.isb«<J by Van S. l.ai<-k & ''■•. No. 7 Wall
street.)
RM Aek«l. liirl.Ask'd.
United Hy.. 1* H»vi I Cotton I>uok. fi 7 .
•Jo incomes r->*i W 1 Jo Income* 21 23
do incomes , y.i\ M Ncrf P. & J.r.a M I W>«
«- kX-< V T i 3 ,1.1 & Pom pf M KB
<£,lncines 7* 10 do 4*l ... 69 !♦-'
d.> ism . 41': *'-'* *"" CRj ■'■■- l'»> i*fi
S«>aiKjai<l ''•'• 23 -■■ ''!• CEU T.s M M
do let at.. "■ ''■> '• "' Tru*t. 360 SIC
-If. lid Vi ♦•''• + "' i'"nion Trust.. To 7.'.
Kt-ao AL4B 83 «J4 Third Nat Ho ISO
dolO-yris »% >»* '" & !l< "i' ~'- 14!.
Consol Gas.. — I*--' 1 Maryland Tr. 70 M
Ca G» .-.. IW?i l&U Nur Cent By. 123 12S
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1910.
BOND MARKET SALES
1000 CS 4s Coup j 2000 KCF 8• M
1925 114^4 •*» '*
1000 do 8s Cou.lOl'i 2000 do ••Z~ ••- IT*
SHOO Jap 4^is 64= 3 1 6000 X City So 3b. i 3
1000 do 2d 94% 4000 L S & M Be
icxio X T C . 4V : s io7>.i 2^o ?o% e4"i634e 4 "i634 IU
1957 . 2000 do Deb 1034 02%
7000 do Res-... 100% 3000 L& N U 4«. 07^
2000 do New... 106% 6000 do •• PJH
18000 do 4^5....101 I..XX) do 3. 97H
BQMO do 100% 2000 do ........ »7%
6000 do 4%s 1917 117000 MSt Ry Ref
New ....102% 4s Ctfs 477
1000 do 4s 1958. 89^ 10000 N' Bys of Mcx
1000 do 4s 1059 P9V*i 4%s ....... 93%
1500 Adams Ex 4s 03 2000 XTCM C
10-XW A & S 3HS-. 82% Ccl 345.... 78%
6000 Allis-Ch 55.. 77% 1000 X T C & St L.
2000 do 77% 4s .-98
2000 do 77 5000 NTO& EI.
4000 Am A C 58.101 H & P 6s. .100%
1000 Am H & L. 1000 N V L, & VS,
Cs 98% 4» •• 88
2000 do 9SVi 8000NTNH&H
18000 Am T & T > Cvt 6s 18*%
Cit 4s lt>O%f 7000 do v-"- 132
23000 do 100% 44000 do Cvt 3%s M
1000 Am Tob 65.105T4 4000 Co »8%
11000 do 105% 8000 X V Tel 4%b 90%
27000 do 4s 79 12000 do »7
12000 An Ar 45... 75 1000 NA W Con
1000 Armour 4'; S. 91% 4s »f%
21000 A T & S F ! 40000 do Cvt 4«..101%
Gen 45.... 08%! 10000 do 101*4
7000 do »9 1 11000 do 101 V*
W>oo do Cvt 58.107%) 16000 do 101
6000 do 107% 2000 do 100T»
6000 do 107H ! 6000 4o PCft C
2000 do 107% 4s 88
12000 do 107 500 North Pac... 71%
5000 do Cvt 45.105% 2000 do Pr 45... 100%
43000 do 104 3000 Or* & Cal 55. 100
2»00 At Coast 4s. 93 1000 OS L. Ist 6s. 113%
2000 B & O Gold I 4000 dc Gtd Ref
4s 90 I 48 92U
2000 do H-w 3'4s 53% 1 lOOfIO do 9274
9000 Beth Steel Gs 87% 8000 do J»2%,
1000 B CKy 1et.. 101% 3000 Pa Cvt 3%5.. 99%
1000 B R"T 45.. 84H 3000 do B%s 1915 OT.»i
68000 do *4 I 1000 do »«»%
6000 do PS*! 1000 do 4s 1948.. 103
POCK) do S3*4 4000 Read Gen 4s. 9S^i
10000 do 83S ! 39000 do 95%
25000 do 83% ! 1000 Rio G W Ist . 93
SO(X> B II El 15t. 100% 5000 StL4SFR
6000 Rush Tr 65.. 98 ! R Gen 55.. 8« 7 4
8000 CPo Ist Ext 1000 do Ref 45.. 80%
6s 104 ' 1000 flo 80%
nooo do 1Q4% 6000 St L, Swn Ist
1000 C of G Con 4s ..... 90
r.s 104^i ! IROOO do Con 45 .. 7
S7OOO do 2d Inc. 81% 2000 St P & X P
lO<>on Cent LBs... 99% 6s 115%
«000 do 99 ' 15000 Scab AL, AdJ
3000 C P Gtd 4s. 96 Bs 74%
2<HK> do 95"4 K>oo do 74%
BCIOO C & O Cvt I f>Ooo do 74*»
41,5 93% 1000 do 74%
,V>oo do 9."Ui 1 10000 So P Ist Ref
lo&'ioo do 93 4b 04
lOoi<o do 92% 11000 do Cvt 4s. . 09%
1000 Chic B & Q ! 40000 do f»J»^
Gen 4s 9RVi ' 6000 do 99%
11000 do Jt 45.. 9.V& j 19000 do 99
lOf«i0 do : 9."% i 12000 do 95%
5O(>0 do 9.">%j SOOO So Ry Ist ss. 104%
10000 do 95% ! 3000 do 104 1 i
10->0 do Reg 95 10000 do Gen 45.. 77
1000 do 111 Dlv 1000 do 76
4s 99% 15000 Third Ay Con
1000 C M & St P 4s Stpd 63%
Gen B%e B 85% 1000 U P Ist 45.. 100*4
10000 C R I & P r.OO do 100%
Ref 4p.... 87% 4<>oO do 100H !
9000 do RR 4s 76%: 11000 do 100%
1000 do 76 I 1000 do 100*4 1
8000 do 7.'. T i 50000 do Cvt 48.-103%
50000 do 7. >% ! hOono do MWSfc ■
3000 C #■■ P Ist 4s 10000 do 103%
HlOOfl do R& Ex 1500001 50000 do 103%
4Hs P6%1 1000 U R R of
10000 do 97 ! 4a sSF. 69
16000 do .... 96% ' ITiOOO 1" S Rub 6s. 102%
2T.000 do 9f»»4 i 11000 V S Stl S F i
loon COl Ind 55.. 76 I Bs IQ3K
10000 C M Ist 4s. 69 (20000 do 103%
1000 do 69% I 1000 do '. ...10SU
4000 D & H Cvt I WICK) do c.103%
4s 98 17000 do 103
2000 Den * Tt G 1 500 do Reg 103%
Ref 5s 91 "J 2000 Va-M Gen 55.105H
2^'tO D Sec C "is.. 6»%;i 19000 "Wal> R & Ext
5000 do 69% 4s <"•"%
r.OOO do «0% I 9000 do 67%
SMO do f.ftv; ! 20000 do 67 »i
MOO Erie Gen 4s. 72 ! WOO do 6" !
7000 do Cvt 4s I 80000 do 67
B 64 11000 do 66%
1000 Gen El Deb 4000 do <*>6»»
5s . 139>i 240(V» do 66%
f/W do . ...13* I 4000 V,>Bt Md 45.. 83%
IO.VIOO Int-Met 4',-s SOU 1000 Went S F ss. MHi
8000 do ' . BW4 ! 5000 do 88%
12O<>O do KO'i snor, West Ph 45.. 102
2400^> do SO ! 3000 do ReX 99U
mm Int Paper «s.lol I 4000 W Un Cvt 4s
6000 X C F S & A 101 v*
M 4s ! 15000 Wis C 4s 90%
Total sales of bonds, 51,5T»9,000.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by J. Thomas Relnhardt. No. 38
Broad street. New York, and No. 54 Devon
shire street. Best n.)
Hi^h. Low. Last.
Ahmeok MB 165 165
AiMal Nevada Mines O'i f> It
Arlzp*- Rlßhts 71 70 70
Hay State Gas 26 2T» 23
Beeole . 24 2'i 2---
Bohemia «'£ 8H «'i
Boston Ely HI HI If!
Cactus Copper 2% 2t lA
Calaveras 8 7% X
Champion f>M 5 .'.
Chief consolidated lfi Hi Hi
rhino 11% 10% 10%
Cortes Mines 8 S 8
Corbln C-pper «Vi 64 «V 4
Pavis Paly lVi 1A 1A
Dominion Syndicate ... 10' i in»i 10*,
First National Copper... 3A 3H n't
Glla Capper 6 (i fi
OoMfleid Con J»A 0 t>A
HumboMt Bmeltlns .... 60 (V» 60'
Inspiration 7*i 7^4 7*4
ilaseachusetta Coal .... CO at. 47
Mol'le. Gibson M 25 2«-
Moll!* <;il.« i> pref 1A 1U li
Majestic El SO 50
National Mining Explor. .6 26 26
Nevada Douglas 2*4 " 2*i
Ohio Copper i)| l*i l*i
nhnde Island roal 64 fi r.'-
South Lake 5 47;4 7 ; 5
SotithWEt nevlopiwnt . 4 3 1 *- S'4
Vulture r>U J»'i 0%
WHlct Silver Minos 2V4 2U 2.4
COBALT STOCKS.
(Furnished by Wuircn. liznwiiki & Co.. No. 33
Broad street.)
BId.AskM.I Hld.Asked.
Amalparnat.. 3 5 ILa R'Sf.... 4*2 441
!)!<■->• 7'i 7% I Little NiplFß. \~% 17* i
I Beaver Cons 2"i'» MH McKlnley ... 00 01
Hlg Six 3 4 J Nancy Hrlen. 4Mi «
Buffalo ...200 2M lNl|ii»iinK ...1130 1137
Cbamb-Ferl. 18% SO'.lNova Scotia.. .13 U SB
C of cobalt. !>\ 21 '4 Ophlr — (SO
I Cobalt Cent. SS l j% <■' OttaM 4% JiVi
Cobalt Lake 1!» — I Peterson I*.. 21 21'«
<-..!, i.icas . 4fxi K.'O | Right of Way 22 1 * :«Vi
Crown 1tP5..2".»0 i'fuS Rochaater ... 174 11* i
Foster 1" 14 tfc'llver ljrat... 7 77 1 *
f;ilT<.r/i 7'i "'/ilHilvfr Har... 5 «
<;t Northern !4! 4 (Silver Queen. 0 10
• ii.-r, l*e«-li. 2 -'. "iviiii»u.iiiiiiiit. 'UK SB
Harß«tves... 20 21' i iTrethewey ..12S'a l^«i
Hudson Hay OS 10Ti I Watte S 10 •
John Mark. 3 * l A Weitlaufer. . . 70 78
Ktir Lake.. 62o 835 |
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,
■ale. Bid. Asked.
Adam* Express 280 250 —
Am Coal 120 75 150
Am Dlst Tel 20 15 »'
Am Ejprew 2CO 240 250
Am Unseed 12V4 12 13
Am Unseed pref 32* 30 33
Am Smelt pref B 85% 84 Stl
Am Snuff... .....285 278 300
Am Sugar pref 118T4 115 120
Am T«l & Cable. 75 71 7i>
Ann Arbor 33 25 33
Ana Arbor pref 70 fiS "2
Bait & Ohio pref 00\4 89 01
Bethlehem Steel 26 24 2(5
Btthlehem Steel pref... 63 — 6-1
Brunswick 10 9>* 12
Buff R & P 05 85 07
Buff RAP pref 128 124 130
Buffalo & Susq pref 20 — ' 33
Butterlck Co.. 29% 1 =«% 29%
Can Southern 67 64 il
C & So Am Tel 118 — US
Central of N J 285 2C5 300
Chic & Alton 32 30 32
Chic B & Q 225 200 —
Chic Ot West pref 48 48 49
Chic I & L. prer — 60 80
C M * St P i>rcf 151 150 151%
C St P M & 0 150 140 130
C St P M 4 O pref ISO 150 165
Chic Union Tract ... 3% 2% 31/ i3 l /i
Chic Union Tract pref.. B>4 »> 11
C C C * St L pref 100 PS% 105
Col Fuel * I pref. 112* i 111*4 115
Col & South 57 t>« f>R
Col & Bo Ist pref 7ts^ 75 7«
Col & So 2d pref 75" 14 74 77
Col & Hock Coal & 1... r»>; ,V,4 rt%
Corn Prod Ref pref 76 75 77
D L, & W.... 550 62. . 6"0
D M & Ft D 9 5 15
1 Detrclt t'nltpd R R 59-, 50 60
Id S s & At 13 12 I4Va
, V 8 S & At i>rof 26 23 27
: Evans & T H 60 60 B3
Evans & T H pref 82^ 75 83
Fed M & S .30 25 35
Fed M & S prcf 65 62>A 60-: i
Fed Sugar 60 4') CO
Fed Sugar pref 93 90 100
Gpii Chem Co 09 91 % 96
Gen Chem Co pre 102 102 105
Granby Mining 40 40 100
Havana Elec • Ry P.-14 — 07,4
Havana Klec Ry pref.. 08 — 97
Hocking Valley 110 lift* —
Ilomestake 89 Rfi S9H
I Ingersoll-Rand Co 105 03 —
j Inxersoll-Rand Co pref. 84V4 07 —
Int Han- pref 121 121 122U
Inter Paper... 1114 11 . 12
Inter Paper pref 60% 50 51
lint Steam Pump pref.. 84 £2'? S3
I lowa Central pref 3314 ru' a 36
Kan City So prof (55 6.'{% «4 \
K'CFtSft M pref 70 CD 76
Keok tDM 8 « «Vi
Keok A 1) M pref '41 31 50
Laclede Gas pref... J>s W 95
Lake Erie i W pref... 52 45 52
llackay Cos pref 75 ■ 73 . 75%
Manhattan K«>a.-h .314 3 5
Manhattan Elevated 130 125 128%
Maryland Coal pret.. ... 90 CO flO
Michigan' Central... _, — ISO
Mm & St. 1x)u18....«..'25Vi — 29
I M & St L pref ..... M • — 55
M St P & S S M I> L.. HQU, 88 90
• Nosh & Chatt..........130' 120 13.1
Nat Biscuit 106 10" 107V4
Nat Biscuit pref ....123 120 123
Nat Knam & Stp... 10J4 1714 19
Nat Enam & Stp prof.. Hi\i 84 100
Nat of Mcx pfef :.. 08 «6 «W ■
Nat of Mcx 2d pref.... 27"4 2ls<i 27H
New Cent C0a1. ........ {12 1 4 80 fiO
N V C & St I, Ist pref. 100% 100 110
T C * St L M pref.. 93 83 9.5
N T Dock 35 29 38
N T Dock pref . 82% 80 83
Norf & West pref.. 91 8S 93
Ontario Silver 214 2 2'»
Pacific Coast .....105 106 110
I Pacific Coast Ist pr«f...lOfl TO 110
Pacific Coast 2d pref.^loo'4 10S 114
Pacific Mail 27Vi 3.1 37
Pnc Tel & Telpref »« !hi 105
Peoria & East 22 ■ ■ 20 25
P C C & St 1, pref. ......1154 105 116
Pitts Coal pref 70-* 67 70
Pressed Steel Car 36 344 36
Pressed SU Car pref. . . . 0614 95 OS
Quicksilver pref 4 8# 6
Ry Steel. Spring.... 34 T * 33 • 34
Ry Steel Spring pref..-1014 8.914 103
Reading- Ist pref 00*4 88% SO
Reading 2d pr?f. 9S 95 . 97<-i
Rep Iron & Steel pr«f . . 05 ' 91% 94',
Rome Wat « Ogd 121H ■ 11» 123
Rutland R R Co pref... 3O . 25 SO
St L. & S F Ist pref.... (SOU 62 (58
St L * S F C*E I ,-tfs.lSn " — ISO
Stl>tS F C&R 1 ctfs pf.llf>i,i, — 115
FtI^tSFCJkE I ctfs new. 61 49 68
Sears-Roebuck pref . ...-121V5 — 120
So R R M A O ctfs.... 86\4 . 78 85
Tex A Pac I>d Tr SO $9 StS'-j
To) Rys A Light 9% 8 10
T'n Ban A Paper... » 7 8
Un Bag A Paper pref.. r>OH 57 «0
United Drj r Goods.. 102 102 104
United Dry Goods pref.lMT, 104 108
United Ry Investment.. 32 30 SI
United Cigar Mfg pref . . 104 10S
V S Express 10014 100 105
U S R A Imp 7514 71 75
U S Rubber 2d pref 77 754 78
Vandalla R R "» 74 —
Vb Iron C A C 58 — 60
Vulcan ■ Detlnning 15 15 18
Vulcan poilnnlnfr pref.. 74 60 70
■Wells Fargo ExpreM.... 175 165 175
I "West Maryland pref 68t4 67 65%
I Westlngh Mfg Ist pr»-f . .123 115 120
Wheel & L. E 4 34 4»i
Wheel & I. E Ist pref.. OH 84 10
! Wheel * I. E 2d pref.. 44 6
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.)
Bld.Asked. I Bid. Asked.
Alliance Ry 125 — Jaw Tlft T 232 288
Am Surety. 210 220 Lincoln ..... 140 145
Abtor 355 »«3 U lei 1, &T. 305 Sir.
Bankers' ... 690 710 Manhattan .. 375 400
P. A M G...240 — Mercantile .. 725 750
Broadway .. 145 160 Metropolitan. — 53.'.
Brooklyn .. 425 — Mtge Bond.. 110 11«
Carnegie ... 120 130 Mutual .130 —
<us Co of A 125 140 Mnt Alliance — 1324
Central 1000 1025 Nassau ..... 175 ISO
City Invest. 69 72 Net Surety . 250 260
do pref... 105 115 NVI' I* T.IIOO 1120
Cltlrcns' ... 140 145 N Vl' M A S. 203 210
Columbia -.. m m NY Trust.. «45 605
Com 1 wealth. ISO — People .. . . 300 .- ■-— : .
Commercial. 120 1274 Qu Co Mtge. 110 —
Fmnire Tr IKK) 310 Queens C 0... 115 —
Equitable •• 4O «5 Realty Ass,,. 115 120
FI. A T...1750 1775 I Savoy — 105
Klatlmsh 200 220 Standard ... 400 410
Franklin '.'. 220 230 Title C. &T. 4W —
•-"ton.:. 38 - IT lof N V.. 14« m
Fidelity . 207 215 Tr Co of Am 340 BM
Guaranty ..835 WO Union .MB3O 1375
ij.miulan .. - 175 Un State... .1200 1225
Hamilton . 270 280 U ■ Cas.... 215 'r~
Home Trust - 15 U S M A T. 475 483
!.,., IfeSty 110 - JUST .; A I 110 120
Hudson .... "0 176 I Van Norden. - 235
Int lllic Cor 110 — Washington.. 3,5 —
KlnM Co 505 — Wfrstchester. . 150 -^
KiSSc«r£ck MM 310 W*BT *M Ml 170
! ii M £ 242 Vi 2*B ! Wlnd.or .... ISO 130 ;
PABST BREWING COMPANY
Seven Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock.
Authorized and Outstanding $2,000,000.
•_ .-~~T,aT,v at any time at 115 and Accrued Dividends.
All or any part payable quarterly. March 15. J" ;« Decoder 15.
'- v Dividends payable quarterly. March l->. J" ne ls> - ° p
PAR VALUE ?100.
CAPITALIZATION
«2 600 nnrt First Mortgage Serial 4% Gold Bonds.
SSSS Par Value Se°ven Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock
$10,000,000 Par Value Common Stock,
Attention is directed to a letter of Colonel Gustave Pabst, President of the Company, which he has summarized
as follows: , . 1842 a total output of about 300 barrels during the first year. Th
, r rands etc which are not carried on the books as an asset.
'^VZkZ:?™™!^'*^:™^ a, very conservative valuation $8.000000 which , .ton
aft" I£Z£ %£ZZ o"«S C.™p»y a-oumed «o on D«,mb« 3.«, ,90,. abou, 52.0C0.C00. and *.
$943 480 14, wSch is equivalent to over 47% on ,h. new issue of Preferred Stock, or about SEVEN TIMES the
' maan^:t;i^ J^Lt:z:i c yea, s how an -™™ in - «min g5 -« *. -. *«°* - >„, y«r
of about $150,000. . ;,.<-»».
All legal particulars in connection with the above issue have been approved by our counsel. Messrs. Craven.
H " d Applet "made to .is. th. preferred stock on the New Yor Stock Exchange.
Temporary Certificates will be issued pending delivery of Dchmt.ve Certificate*.
Having placed a large amount of this issue for permanent investment here and in Europe we w.ll
receive subscriptions for the unsold balance at 99 per cent, and accrued dmdend from June 25,h. 1910.
* eda Thltbs d crip V tion will be opened at .0 o'clock A. M. on Wednesday, June 29th, 19.0. and dosed
at 3 o'clock P. M. the same day or earlier, the right being reserved to reject any application and to award
a smaller amount than applied The undersigned reserve the right to close the subscr.pt.on at any
time without notice. -
second installment, when due, will render the previous pay ment liable to forfeiture.
HALLGARTEN & CO.,
5 Nassau Street, New York.
New York, June 25, 1910. , - >____^
135 Broadway, New York City
Capital, -~~^ $1,000,000
Surplus & Profits, 1,500,000
The Company acts as Execu
tor. Trustee, or Guardian,
either under a will or by spe
cial appointment. It invests
trust funds to produce the
greatest income with safety,
not burdening the income
with unnecessary or excessive
charges.
ANDREW .1. MrCORMACK, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
OFFICE." NO. 55 WILLIAM ST.
Wednesday, June 2»th, 1910,
at 12.."0 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
NOS. 1-1 AND 10 VESEY STREET.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
4 sh.i. The Mft.;ilf Co. V, Prefd.
2 shs. The Met.-alf Co. Common.
12 sh3. Guantf.namo & Western Ilwy. Ist
ITefd. Trust Ctf.
12% she. Guantanamo & Western Rwy. Com
mon Trust Ctf.
FOR AC'CT. OF WHOM IT MAY CONCER:.*.
150 shs. Mexican Lead Co. Common.
25 Fhs Cosmopolitan I>and Co.
250 shs. Hay Ridfre Park Improvement Co.
200 shs. Otis Elevator Co. Common.
40 shs. Rldffi-nold Electric Co.
10 shs Port Richmond Nat. Bank. Statin
Island.
27 shs. Northern Bank of N Y.
10 shß. Union Exchange Natl. Bank. N. Y.
7.4.12 shs. United Copper Co. Prefd.
$31,000 La Prance Copper Co. Ist Mtge. r» p. c.
Bds. 19:12.
$30,000 Minnesota & Ontario Power Co. Ist'
MtK*. 6% Bds., 1927.
100 shs. Dcs Molnea & Fort Dodpr»^ R. R. Prpfii.
$7,000 Albany Brewing Co. 5% Gold B<ls.. 1025.
6<) shs. Union Typewriter Co. 2d Prefd.
50 shs. American Type Founders' Co. Com
mon.
2."i shs. Audubon Natl. Bank.
.TOO shs. Metropolitan Street Rway. Co.
30 shs. Lawyers Mortgage Co.
100 ehs. American Sight Seeing Car & Coach
Co.
eb^p Stocks
LETTERS
J. THOMAS REINHARDT.
Best Facilities for Executing Orders.
Offices 38 Broad St., N. Y. Overlook Curb
Boston Office 54 Devonshire St. Private wires.
NON-MEMBER BANKS.
The weekly statement of averages of the
banks of New York City, Brooklyn. Jersey
City, Hoboken and Staten Island which
are not members of the New York Clear
ing House Association, but which clear
through some of the members, is as fol
lows:
June 25. June IS. Decrease.
Loans, discounts.
Investments. .$103,581,700 $103,701,400 (119.700
Circulation 2,300,800 2,601.500 10 700
Net deposits... 115,777.200 118,838,500 3.0t>2.300
Dep. with Clear.
House agents 12.578,100 15,141.200 2,563.100
D<»p. with banks
and trust cos. 2.293.600 2.337.300 43.700
Legal tenders A
bank notes..." 8.451.200 470. 500 10.700
Specie 7,598,a00 7,7'J0.4()0 !>7.'JOO
Totals $31,046,100 J33.73ft.4tx) 55.683.30U '
Res. required.. 28.944,908 20.700.875 7*5,578 :
Surplus $2,101,800 $4,029,525 $1,027,725
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
London, June 27.— Consols were ' 4 lower
at S2^4 for money and account. Anaconda
was unchanged at £$. Canadian Pacific >4
lower at 198%. Grand Trunk % higher at
28 7 i-
Money was in Rood supply and fair de
mand. * Discount rates were easy.
The Bank of England secured the bulk of
the £SOO,OCO South African gold arrivals.
Traders on the Stock Exchange were
principally occupied with the settlement.
American carryover rates are quoted at
41.. per cent. Consols eased a quarter of a
point on realizing, but most of the other
Hections were steady, especially Rubbers
and Canadians. :.r'» "•-" '■■-[■<■
American securities opened dull, and then
advanced on light covering. Later New
York Belling depressed the leaders from
one to two points, and the market closed
c! Cail money in London. :" : per cent;
open market discount rate for short bills,
"i. per cent: long bills. :"* per cent: Merlin
discount rate. 3H, per cent: Paris discount
rate 2 ! - per cent: Parti Exchange on Lon
don' B franca 20». 3 centimes: Berlin .x
chanKe" on I>>ndon. 20 marks 43VJ pfennlKs.
Bar gold, 77s M. American eagles, 7t>3 sd.
Paris, .Juno 27.-Three per cent rentes
closed unchanged at US francs. 1 lading
was dull and prices generally were heavy
on" the Bourse.
Berlin. June 27.— Prices were firm on
the Boerse on favorable New -Yurk »ui
vicei.
The New York Trust Company
26 BROAD STREET
COUPONS DUE AT THI3 OFFICE ON AND AFTER JULY Ist, 1910
Ashland Waterworks Co. Ist Mtge. s's.
Athens Terminal Comrany Ist Mtge, s's.
Auburn Gas Co. Ist Mtge. S. F. s's.
Bronx Gas & Electric Co. Ist Mtge. s's.
City of Galveston, Texas.
City of Jamestown, N. D., 4%**
City of Pullman. Wash., Funding 6's.
City of Rome, Ga.. Renewal Ref. 4Ws.
City of Sedalia. Mo., Refunding 4%'s.
Central Market Street Ry. Co. Ist s's.
Citizens Gas & Electric Co. of Council
Bluffs Ist Mtge. s"s.
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. of Terre Haute,
Ind., Ist Rfdg. 59.
City Water Co. of Maryville Ist o's.
Clinchfield Coal Co. Ist s's.
Edison Elec. L.. & P. Co., Erie Pa.. Ist H's.
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light Co. of
Philadelphia Ist Mtge. ">"s.
Erie County Electric Co. Ist Mtge. 4's.
Florida Publishing Co. Ist Mtge. 6's.
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville R. R-
Co. Gen. Rfdg. 4's.
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville R. R.
Co. Ist Cons. Rfdg. 4>ro't,.
Franklin Co., X. C, Fdg. Bonds of 1001.
Globe Street Railway Co. Debenture s's.
Greenwich Tramway Company Ist s's.
Hackensack Water Company Ist 4's.
Herkimer County Lt. & P\\f. Co. Ist ">'s.
Indianapolis Water Co. Gen. f% and s's.
Jonesville. S. ('.. School Dist. 5Vs.
Kan. City & West port Belt Ry. Co. Ist Sfe
Kan. City Southern Ry. Co. Ref. &
Imp. .Vs.
Kontenai County, Idaho. Funding »>s.
Lincoln Traction Co. (New) Gold s"s.
Lincoln Traction Co. (Old) Gold .Vs.
Lockport L.. H. & Pwr. Co. Ist Rfdg. s's.
Macon, Dublin & Sayan. R. R. Co. Ist s's.
Mahoning & Shenango Ry. & Lt. Co. Ist
Cons. Rfdg. s's.
National Conduit & Cable Co. Ist .Vs.
New London Steamboat Co. Ist H's.
New Orleans City & I^ake R. R. Co. Ist .Vs.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch & Co.. No. 34
Broad street.)
STOCKS.
Dividend. Bid.Asked.
American Brass Q J 5 120 125
American Chicle Mo&Ex 12 217 222
American Chicle pf Q-J 6 SJ 102 .
Am Dlst Tel of N J....Q-J 4 50 51
Am Coal Products Q-J 6 9tf 9S
American Press Q JAEx 6 05 105
American Thread pf JAJ 5 45i »H
Am Type Found deb AN 1926 6 100 —
Am Type Found new M&N1039 6 99 100
Am Type Founders JAJ 4 42 45
Am Type Founders pf..Q-J 7 98 102
Hancock & Wllcox (j-J 7 PS 103
Barney & Smith pf - — — 96 105
Borders Cond Milk SF&AEx — 113 115
Hardens Cond Milk pf..Q-M 6 103 105
Bush Terminal — 95 105
Central Firework» — — 5 10
Central Fireworks pf. — — 10 SO
Conn Ry & Ught Q-F 4 75 76Vi
Celluloid I Q-J&Ex » 123 127
E I dv P de Nemours . 1 130. 13H
Kldu Pde Nem pf Q-J 8 84 87 ;
Empire Steel A Iron . — 12 1« '
Empire Steel & Iron pf — 70 75 |
Hall Signal common . — 40 45
Hall- Marvin — — 30 45
International Nickel — 135 140
International Nickel pf.Q-F 6 80 93
International Nickel rts.~ — 514 S\
International Silver — 80 —
International Silver pf..Q-J 4 108 112
Klrby Lumber -— — 10 15
Klrby Lumber pf — — 4O 85
Kings Co. El LAP Q M 8 121 123
Nat Cash Register pf...J.*J 7 117 122
Nlles-Boment Q-M 6 99 102
NIU-s B*m*Bt-P pf Q F 6 US' 103
Otis Elevator AAO 2 W 65
Oils Elevator i>f Q-J rt {if. 074
Old Dominion S S JAJ 6 10ft 11.1
Tactile Gas A El — 53 «
Pacific Gas &- El pf Q-J 6 M R7
I'helps. D A ••<• — . — 200 22<>
Pope Manufacturing: _ — — 73
1-ope MtK !-f — 79 81
Producers' Oil Q-M 6 14« Ml
Pratt A Whitney pf q-k « 100 Ml
Royal Hak Powder Q^M^Ex 8 ir«» 20<> I
Royal Hak Powder pf..Q-M R 107 109
safety C H A L Q-MAEx 8 125 128
Sen-Sen Chiclet — |9j 123
Standard Coupler ' — 35 —
Sutn.iar.l MilllnK Co _ 1* 10
Standard MIIHnK C,, pf.AAO 3 41» ,V_»
Tex a s Company Q-M 12 i;«» 142
Texas A Pacific Coal .. Scrip 6 100 105
Trenton PotU-rles — 4*7
Trenton Potteries pf... , — - {jr. SO
Tientnn Pot fn<l< ctfs..J*J 4 fiO 70
Trow Directory _ — 25 .1»
Union Carbide — 97 IK)
Union Ferry Q-J' 2 2* 31
Union Typewriter .- _ — 47 52
Unicn Typewriter \»t pf.A&O S ltW 113
Union Typewriter 2d pf AAO 7 108 113
United Hank Note vi -I 4 40 45 .
■ United Hank Note pf...Q-J rt 50 55
O s Finishing com s j 7 98 1«»
IT S Finishing i»f Q-J 7 108 113
IT S Finishing Ist J&J 1919 ft 100 10S
IT s Finishing cons J&J lt>2» I M HI
U s Motor com - — 72 74
II s Motor pr — 73 77
Virginian Railway — 17 20
West Pacific _ — 15 2©
West Power — 2» S3
West 'Power pref — — — 48 U
New Orleans City Railroad Co. OcSi sr*
New Orleans Ry. & Light Co. Gen. 4ft**
New York & Westchester Ltg. Co. Gen.
Northport Waterworks Co. Ist 4 L «>'s.
Norwich Gas & Electric Co. Ist s's.
Paducah City Railway Ist Cons. s's.
Peace Rlv. Phosphate Mng. Co. Ist con sTa
Pike's Peak Hydro-Elec. Co. Ist S. F. s's.
Pine Bluff Corporation. The. Gold s's.
Plattsburgh Traction Co. Ist 6's.
Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Co..
Inc., 50- Year T*^ c Gold.
Richmond L., H. & Pwr. Co. Ist Rfde. ." a .
St. Lawrence & Adirondack Ry. Ist .Vs.
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Co.
5% Coll. Gold Notes.
Sharon & New Castle Railways Co. Ist
Lien S. F. s's.
Somerset County. N. J., Building 4' 3.
Spartanburg Ry.. Gas & Elec. Co. Ist -Vs.
Spartanhure: Ry.. Gas & Elec. Co. 2nd -Vs.
Springfield Ry. & Lt. Co. Ist Lien Ref. s's.
Tacoma Gas & Electric Co. Ist s's.
Tanana Valley Railroad Co. S^ 3- Year
Coll. Trust Gold Notes.
Terminal Warehouse Co. 2nd Mtge. s" a.
Tombigbee Valley R. R. Co. Gen. 6's.
Tri-State Land Co. Rfdg. & Impvt *•;».
Underground Elwtric Railways To. of
London, Ltd.. 4^,% Bonds of 19^"..
United Gas & Electric Co. of New Jersey
Ist Mtge. s's.
Utica Belt Line Street R. R. Co. 2nd 9m
Utica. Clinton & Ring. R. R. Co. o*n .Vs.
Virginia Portland Cement Co. Ist .Vs.
Western N. Y. & Perm. Ry. Co. Ist -Vs.
Worcester & Conn. East. Ry. Ist 4U's.
Yakima County. Wash.. S. D.. N<>. -J
Youngstown-Sharon Ry. & Lt. Co. Ist Vs.
DIE Jl LV 2. 191«.
City of Oregon. Ma, W. TT. & E. L. V s
DIE JILY 14. 1910.
Wladikawkas Railway Co. (Russia) 4s.
DIE JUT 15. 1910.
Fayette-Kanawha Mining Co. Ist 6*s.
Branchville, Orangeburg County, S. C
S. P. No. IS.
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
Bld.Asked. I Bid.Asked.
Am L. &T. 279 I>l »N A G Ist 5s 69^ 101
do pref 103H Ml »NY * KR3e.102 "HH
•Wnit « 55.. 94 95 , »do con 55.. OS 07
•C O G sb. .IPO 101 rat 4 P G... » 93
CG N J .Is. 92 97 :»pC GSa 96 100
Denver Gas. 150 lfiO ■ Standard ....50 —
do 5s ... 00 92', Jo pref SO
do p I Cs.. 100 »St J Gas 9a. 03 90
•Kg Ist c ss. 103 103 »StPG c m 63.103 107
Ind Gas 12 In <L' 4 T !».. M 95
•Jack G 55.. 88 95 [St V Gas 55.. 87 99
•KCGS»... OS H>o Syra G lstsa.lC«H, 103
•M«W» Ist 6s. 103 — Is Lt & P C».. S3 7«
Mutual ... 150 IS3 I
•And interest.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles D. Barney & Co.. No. 2S
Broad street. New York, and No. 122 soutt>
4th street. Philadelphia.;
Bid. Asked I Bid. Askv'd-
Am cement. 1»» : 2O j L#hi(h Nay.. HOW 014
Am Ry Co.. 44 44 V4 ' Ueh Val R It. 101 102
Ckmb Steel. 44-» 45 Phlta Co. 4TS 4." 1 *
CTr of N J 75 75 1 ,1. pirf 44 44 '»
El tJtor Bat. 53 34 ! Perm XII Co «5S dl%
El Co of Am 11 *i 11 a i Perm Steel pf.ITVT. 107
Kalrm'; Tr . 7 74 I Phlla Klec Co 14% t4'»
Gen Asphalt 27 27*4 Phila Rap Tr lf> I* 1 *
do pref... 74 ' i 7."> Smokeless P. IS 15'»
I Co of N A 20 20>; Union Tr«.- . 4^ 4RS
Lake S Corp 21 «i tk% m Gas Imp.. M«% S3H
do pref... M 33 (Welsbaeh Co. 37 39
BONDS.
A It Cony ."is 0.1 J»34 Phlla Elec 4s 7:-'* 7«
Xl & Peo 4-« 80 M>4 do ."•« ... .101 \K
N J Con 23.103 104 • Phlla Co ISI. J» n«H
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Williams. M.-c,.nn<Hi .% Ccleman.
No. »V> Wall street.)
km ass**
Am Ught * Traction 270 91 "
1 do preferred .UTS 1O4 1 >
Am Gas A Rlectrlc 44't «H
do pref erretl 4«V, 43
do Ist 5a « **
Denver C.as A El Stock . . I.V» I.M
.1» general 5a 01 93
Kinplre District Electric .14
do preferred - 70 l'>
do bonds — • 4
Lincoln Ga» A Electric 17 2£
Pacific Oai & Electric JW 3S
do preferred S3 97
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The fnt lowing shows yesterday's ctossßSj
quotations for government bonds, com
pared with Saturday's:
June 25. -v ,-Jun» ■ ?
Bid. Asked. BM. A»fcW-
U. S. -v res. . 1030 10«) * 101H IPO %»«»'•
V. S. 2s. coupon. 1030. 10OS — !•>'*» _,
T. S. 3». reg.. WW 101 U 102 101 »1«
V. S. :u. coupon. 1018... 101 *« ''- 101 U . ?
V. S. 4s. ten.. 1U2% U4H l» . 114J» \\\,,
Panama 2«. re,.: 1 •-.- H»S 10« U»»S 10J
Panama 2s. rei:.. U- lOOS 101 I£>H HU
rtlllpptne «•. IW4 . 100 V. — 100» -

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