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! Bonds Combine ;
1. Safety of Principal '■
2. Prompt Payment of Interest j
j 3. Reasonably Broad Market \
| 4. promise of Appreciation
Our offerings comprise several Is- i
■ MM aC eound investment bonds j
i secured upon properties of estab- I
j lished value and demonstrated j
; earning power. The bonds yield •
j approximately ;
* 5 Per Cent.
There is no good reason -why your |
money should not earn this rate of (
j income
TVrite for Bond Circular >"*». 295.
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j 43 Exchange Place, New York. j
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Member? NeTr York Stock Exchange.
John Munroe & Co
30 Pine St,, 4 Post Office Sq, .
.MEW YORK BOSTOH
LETTERSOF CREDIT
nrevidlnir funds for traveller*
In all parts of the world.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND
COLLECTIONS
CABLE TRANSFERS
MUNROE & CO.
7 HUE SCRIBE. PARIS.
7-1/10%"
t Short Term Investment
Absolutely Secured
Write
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BOND*. • STOCKS.
«<» "Wall St . Thong 5621 John. New York.
FRED'K F. MARQUAND
Meir.ber cl Consolidated Stock Ex. of K. T.
TeJ SO3O Broad. 59 Broad St.. N. V.
STOCKS AND BONDS
For Investment or on Margin.
FRACTIONAL LOTS
" anfc-securities-cSx
INVESTMENTS.
5 ■ Nassati-St - NewYcilc.
W. N. COLER & CO
ESTABLISHED IST".
Investment Bankers
«3 OIUI SI NEW YORK CITY.
ve-w York City Bends. ; ".' I—
Wrn.A.Read&Co.
Bankers
25 Nassau St, N. Y.
JO? TON CHICAGO BALTIMORE
• ESTABLISHED 2iS4. Tel. 2517 Rector.
T *»-il! buy the c37itrol!ir.£ interest in both a
Fire Insurance Company
i ire Insurance Company ;
I Life Insurance Company
; F. S. BAILEY.
t f.f, ■Broadway. *-e\y York fitr. j
m SALE
M \at- Light Heal & rower Com. at 19
50 Nat. lijrht Heat & Power Ptd. at 19
Hallo well & Henry
Tel. 4SPS Eror.d. 52 nearrr St., N. Y. C.
Warren W.Erwin & Co.
tace of N. Y.
Investment Bankers,
S Beaver Street. New York.
DJVIDEND NOTICES.
American Telrpbon« X T« Ipyrapli Co.
A Dividend of Two Dollars per share will be
ra-ld on Fndsy. July ir.;h. IJ<IO, to stockholders
cf record at the close at busings on Thursday,
JWJ« 30. 1310.
WILLIAM n. DHIA'ER. Treasurer.
UMTKD B1 ITES M TV &
IMlK't\t;>llM CO.
11l Eroadvav, JC«w York. July 32th. 1910.
ats meeting of the Beard of Directors of
tte'urited States Realty & improvement Co:n
-any Held thie <iay. a. UiviUfiiu <>f ONE AND
ONE-QUARTER PER CENT, v.as declared
payable on August Ist. 1910. to stockholders of
•>^cord at the close of business on July .Ist,
3010 B. M. FELLOWS. Trfasur^r.
* OFFICE OF HEADING COMPANY.
Philadelphia. July 2. IHIO.
Th« Board of Directors has declared from
«h« n«t carninss a dividend of three p«r <-<>nt.
<S«", 1 on the Common Stock of the Company.
?©% pa on Aupust IM. 3&10. to the etock
hcidt" of record at the tK*e of boslpess. July
Tsth 1910 Ch«cke will hf mailed to stock
holder* who have fii^d dividend order? with
tt£ Tr«a*urer. . AY. It. TAYLOR. Secretary.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
Lo-don. July 12.— Consols closed 1-16 lower
at oSS for jnonoy and SMor account.
Anaconda was hi tower at 1. 1 .-. CaiiaGl-n
Pacific v.as- 4 higher at IMS and Grand
Trunk -vvafi unchanged at 27 1 *- . ,
jjoaev was in better demand for settle
rjont purposes. Discount rates were steady.
The settlement on the Stock Exchange
t-Yofss large differences, especially m Anier
leans, in -Rhich tlie carry-over rates are
"Eu^iness for the new account was quiet,
i>lUi home rails, rubber Ebares and foreign
securities •inner, and copper stocks tne
■weak feature.
American securities opened about u.n
chanced from yesterday's New \ork clos
ing "After irregular changes prices grad
ually hardened, with Wall Street buying.
Thii tupi>ort vras withdrawn Jn the late
Trading ar.d the market receded and closed
"call money in London. tt£9H£ P<r cent;
onen market dlfccount rate for short Mils.
vU.*iVi per cent; lonp bills, Eg 2% per cent;
iWlln discount rate. V£ i>er c<j;t; Paris di^
oount rate, lls P<?r cent; Paris exchange on
3x>ndon. S, francs 7VA centimes : Berlin ex
change on London, 25 marks *» pfennigs.
Bar gold. 77b i»d. American eaKitrs, ,us *i-
Paris. July IZ-Three }>er cent rentes
closed E centimes higher, at 9< francs O.ta
centimes. Prices were generally firm on
t*)e Utrjrse. Ccpitf-r sliaits were easier.
Eeriln, Ju^ 12.— Trading was dull on the
Boe's*-. Canadian Becuntles were bteaoy.
hut "the rest of the list declined.
FOREIGN COMMERCE FIGURES.
For the month of June exports of Bier
<han<2isfc from tlds country exoeeoed jij-j
i»orts by more than (7.000.009 in money value,
romparing »itb an excess of imj>orrs in
the Fame month last year of J7,245..>J0. With
the exception of June, 1S»O7. exports ver*
fp'-c-cr ii:an in any corresponding month
••t record, while <r.iports were iarger than
Jii ary corresponding irionth except In 1909.
!*>- the fiscal year total Imports were in
CSStie Ti..K7.Soi,s^; total exports^. SI 741.M5.
2'<£ total foreign commerc*. $2.502.821.'»5. ;
excess or exports over imports, Jlfti.ill,^^.
The" imports exceed tnose of the former
high" record year— lSo7— by $12^5(i0.000. The
exports are larger than in any earlier years
exo«t 150S and 1907. falling below those of
190E $116 WfJ,CXi. and $136,000 - below those
Dl 19T They exceed, however, those of
•«■■& by SS2.O:'J.C«» The excess of exports
ever imports is $lST.O«,ay>. as against $05!.
yjOOOO ISO 9 and J066.<X0.0V) «n 19K. The
letter year holds the highest record for ex
re:* of exports. The Imports free c: duty
amounted to $756,000,000. as a gainst J544,00J,C«->0
Ir 1 &&T the 'ormer hi?h record rear for free
I^-porU a.rd the dutiable bnporta amounted
JoiSoWOO.OOO. a* aea'nst J7?f: i .oi>^oW in 1907,
the former high record year for dutiable
IsiX'Drtfc. _^ "-*
NEW-YOKK DAILY WEDNESDAY. JULY 13 1010.
STOCK PIES CLOSE AT LOSSES AFTER EARLY GAINS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1910.
a'sfic^i j" Actual • nosing: Khjrs.Netl |^j^l!^lill«Su!£&
Bold, lebcei On. Hl.|Low|Finl Bid. A^ sold. Thee; i.ThViw MB '
—^^— lAUIs-ChalmersCompany-l S^i SHI MM\ .%{ [g ,70 — Manhattan Elevated ...II 2S |^5 Wj U8 « I^4
K ,f/K)j-l6i j Amalgamated Copper ' 57 ?s 5S»4i 65% -vs 56 5€ 8 00 - % Marine pr . ... hm lStl»8l«n4 127% 126% J26%
100 — U American \er Chemical... 40 40 t4O 40 3ii*« 41 100 +** Al., bt. i. A: b. &. JM i-< .4 '-'•* ,Uf ,1, 1T * -.9. 9 i 30^
pin |p 9 1 m mm^mit 111
100! American Hide & Lea. pr..l 30V, Si^ 30U 30^ 30 SI 120 l +}g N _i. Air Br . ex .dii, 1^... .1 l Ul% 112%
4C«nt +34 I American Ice Securities.... 24 24 24 X* 3- 2Sg "i^iTi* C-!J york v U K'il"" r Hi 151 151 151 149*151
-l^JAmei - Itlntl Jgfc «Mfc "^ \— '> -.Xpw York Ont & We<i ' 'iK «- 42 «*
sg| ■ ; rill llSl^iif mw
j:|!|a™ S := mill M
15,«»U1U ChlSlo. Mil ft St. Paul ... 122% 123%' J2O 121% 121 121% l||lllll#lßil l iii 1 i : I i ;
i» I^^liSifflE Biiii iililf
4 Colorado Fuel & Iron S2h\ S2H] 33 S2 31% 32 SSr^S i? 6 ""!^ %•£?•£? «k Int Z& 27H| 2S
is 1 - sarss",': ■ " ; fiia" : - : ~;- T^qs-^. a&:mw whs, ,s
C»n — - Denver & Rio Grande .. 30 SOU SO 30ij 30% 30% 300 +% Union Bag & Paper 7;7%7■ 7% .i ; ,^j.
w_% iDuluth. 88. <S-. At. pr... - ; h .f. f _ g :rn : led Rv investment pp 56% 56% 56% 56%J 52 58
H;|! ipl;:ii!|
fasSi; I ill I mm^^mim 111
1- « _1 'uk,Erle&Wwtempr.: X S5 I « 135 35 43 SOoU % Wisconsin Central 47% «% 41 47%1 47 48
1,1.y._a; 'I^o-,;i^vii^ ygshvlile.' 143 lI4S ;i4l^ 'l4l^? »1 1^142VJ ! : ! ! ! ! ! !
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. TotaJ sales for the day mm share? compared with 435,403
: Net I ~~~ v— — j Actual Sales, j Closing. shares for the corresponding day in 1903.
sold. Ichsel - I OP- 1 HI- 'y wl ™ '^' • \t^- Total sales, January Ito July 12. inclusive, 102.520,112 shares,
FolfrThTationai::: "iil&i 1184 11841 184 m 1& lisa compared with 103,789.688 shares for the same period In 1909.
riNANC.AL MARKET
Sterling Exchange Rates at
Lowest Level Since 1908,
Afto r shoTi-in^ a moderate degree <Jf
strenerth in the early dealings stock mar
ket prices moved to a lower level under
the influence of selling by the profes
sional element, and a certain amount of
liquidation by Interests who bought se
■ b at the low points of a week
ago Absence of public participation in
the speculation, as far as the buying
side was concerned, encouraged opera
tion? for lower quotation?, though it
faiied to bring oat Investment selling,
while the weakness of the copper issue?
and the unfavorable conditions existine
ir die copper metal trade also were ef
fective Influences in attracting sales for
short account There is some reason to
believe that an open market for copper
Boon will develop owing to the constant
shading of prices established by the
United lEetals Selling Company by its
competitors. I T may be recalled that
following the development of the open
market policy of the United States Steel
-. ration, early in 1909. steel trade
,-=oon began to improve, and
in many well informed trade circles 1t
is believed that the adoption of a sim
ilar policy by the United Metals Selling
any would bring about like results
in the copper industry. In June the pro
per in the United States
127,219,188 pounds, the largest out
put for any month in the current year,
comparing with thr low record of 112,
712,493 in January, while in June do
mestic deliveries were 53.363.196 pounds,
• 78,158^587 pounds In January;
n June exports were 65,895,948
pounds, compared with 81,691,672 in the
first month of the year. There is some
thing radically wrong with the copper
situation. Tin- decline In stock
in the late afternoon was helped
by the circulation of sensational and
ling reports regarding an alleged
unfriendly attitude by Germany to the
: States Incident to the situation
in Nicaragua. The dosing was weak,
with losses of a point or more in the
ies, Union Pacific losing
:hsn 2 point s. The buying on the
decline appeared to come from substan
tial sources, especially in United States
Union Pacific. St. Paul
, nd Ijtchison.
Time money rates are firmer, but there
is no material change in the quotations
for call funds, for which the demand is
inactive. As bank reserves showed a
substantial expansion in last week's
Clearing House statement and as the de
mand for accommodation on call is. In
active, there is little probability of an im
portant advance in quotations in the im
mediate future, but it is likely that in
the autumn a stiff level will be reported.
Bankers want more for long maturities
for the good reason that they look for
something in the nature of a scarcity of
funds in the fall, and the fact that call
money rules only a trifle under 3 per
cent, with bank reserves at more than
$18,000,600, supplies further evidence of
the' probability of higher rates later in
the season In all departments of the
market. Call money at this centre is
well above the prevailing rate in the
London market, and the firmer tendency
in time loans is reflected in weakness in
sterling exchange, which also is affected
by fairly large offerings of stock bills
and the expectation of an increased sup
ply of commercial bills. Demand sterling
is now at about the lowest point re
ported since early in 1908. New York
apparently will be a competitor in th«
London market for the weekly consign
ments of South African gold for some
time to come. While the full compila
tion under the recent call of the Con
troller of the Currency of the condition
of national banks has not yet been made.
public figures mowing changes from the
last preceding call at reserve cities are
available, and they indicate improve
ment in bank conditions in the Middle
West and a further strengthening of re
sources among the Eastern institutions
which have to stand the brunt of crop
financing. Advices from the agricultural
community, including the spring wheat
territory of the Northwest, are more en
couraging. It is almost certain that an
enormous amount of money will be in
volved in the gathering a.nd marketing
of the year's harvests.
FERRY COMPANIES.
Bid .Asked i Bid.Afkei
EkH= r ■»-- * - • -"-- * '" « f
U f tat 5b. 100 105 I do bonds... 60 70
XT&HI g5: 9* **7 jUr.ion Ferry.. 28 31
PITA E B 25 in I dc Ist St.. Vi M
to Ist E»... 64 tt I w ,
BOND MARKET SALES.
14000 Jap 4%8. ..«*%! 1000 XC So 58.. 99 s *
300i> do 2d. 04V: ! 11000 L, & X VJnlf
2000 N V C 4 -;? 4s . ••ID?
1957 106 7^| 9000 do 9'"»
3000 do ... ...106% 5000 MX & O ISt.IOSMI
2000 do new.. .107 I 500 MX & T l?
5000 do 106% 4a ££H
20000 do Reg... 107 1000 do S F 445. 85
51000 do 4--< r 5....100 !i 1000 Mo Fac C ss. 100%
2000 do 4s 1957. 98%) 3000 N C 4 St I*
3000 do 1958 ■-• 98 7 /4 Ist 7s ... 10. -fz
9000 do 1959 98% I 3000 Nas Eiec RH
■SOOO do 98% 4b - iS
1000 Adams Ex 4s 93 a *| 10000 N By M 4V£s 93%
F...V. A & S 3 Vis.. 92% 10000 N T C Gen
1000 Am A C 53- . 100H I 34s - 87%
10000 do" 100% 1 5000 do AifSS
16000 do ■ .. .100:.*; 2000 do Deb 1934 92?s
2000 A C Oil 4Vis 96^2 3000 do L S Col
1000 Am T <*- T 3«s . ... • 60^
4S . . - S9% ' 9000 do »>%
8000 do 99% I 2000 N T C & St
2000 Am Tob . .104-* : L. 4s 99
11000 do 104% 2000 NTG &B L
10000 do 4« 79 i H&P os .100H
1000 do . 78'il 2000 do 4s E2-?*
3000 do .... . 79 I 3000 VNH & H
Armour 4%s 90% Deb Gs .. . 132
3000 A*T & S F I 1000 do Cvt 3%5. 96-4
Gen 4s ... » S V 1000 do • gj%
1000 do ....... 98% 21000 do &7
8000 do ..... 9» 7 si 4000 N V T*i 4 ! 3 s. 90%
5000 do Cvt ss. 107 | 2000 do r"^~-5000r"^~
5000 do 107% 16000 N & W Cvt
2000Q do . 107^' 4= &9 1 *
10000 do Cvt 4s.lo3H|lOr>oo do .' "3%
9000 %.t Coast 4s 98% 1 29000 do 99 J2J 2
21000 do 94 1 1000 do Gen 65..123-a
10000 do L& N ! 2000 N P Gen 35.. 71
45 .91 I 1009 do Pr 4a. -..100%
1000 do . '-'"• j 17000 do lOOVi
LOOOO do 90Hil(K>X) Ore S L. Gtd
10000 B & O Gold Kef 4s . 93
4s 9SHI 1000 Pac T & Tsa &5
1000 do slOB". 88% 3000 do &5
1000 do ■ 98% 4000 Pa Cvt 3155.. 98%
4000 do Pr S^s j 2000 do .... . 98Vi
. . s2OF. 90^; 1 1000 flo 95%
7000 ,v. ..s2OF. POM;! 2000 do 3%s 1915 95%
5000 do 90 3 i 7000 do * ■ &sy,
1000 do Bw 3^s 69M 1000 do 95^
3000 Bkin C Ist 1014 5000 P C C & St.L
£000 B R T 45... S2=*s 4%S B . 103^2
5000 do S2*i! iOf^> Read Gen 4?. f;,'-i
39000 do S2 ! *> ; 1000 do ... s6F. 97
8000 do B2»« I 1000 do Reg . ... 05
16000 do 82 I 9000 Rio G W Ist 90%
5000 do GoldSs.lOSU) 2000 St LIM & S
KtOO b Un El Ist 99^4 Gen 5s ■ 107
3&000 B U Gasss-10H^i 1000 do 45... 84
1000 Can So 2d..101% 9000 St L. & S FE
LOOO Cof Ga Con | R Gen ss. 85 i
5b . . .104% I 1009 do 85%
68000 Co 3d Inc. so I 3000 do St ■
2000 Cent L. 55.. 99 ' 2000 do =l 1"
2000 do 99-il 10->i St L. Ewn lsi
4000 do 99 i 4s SKHa
lOuo C of NJ G I 2000 00 '■'•
sf» 121 j 1000 do .. - 00
(XK)O C P Gtd 4s. 96H 4000 Scioto V & N
4000 do 3. 96 I E 4s 94
1000 C & O Gen i 5000 Scab A L Adj
4' 2 s 100^1 Os 72»*
3000 d , Cvt4Ha 92% I. 3000 do 72
2000 C& E 18t55.1U% 3000 do Ref •"■•■ . 99%
&000 C 4- N W I 9000 do 99
Gen 3Hs.. SS I 6000 ? C 4- G Ist.MEVS
20000 Chic B & Q 10000 So P Ist Ref
Joint 45... 84"%] 4s 93%
4000 do 94% 1000 do 98%
3000 do . 95 2000 do Cvt 45.. 97 : .
5000 CM& St P 1 2000 do &7U
4? 1939 ... 91% 1 15000 do 87
4000 do Gen 3'-s 500(» do 96H
B 88 1000 So Ry Ist 104%
lonon do 86% 10000 do Gen 45.. 74 ?
4000 C R I & P 1000 do : •'-
Gen 4s . ... 96 10000 Term A St L.
51000 do R< ■ 4s. S')3. t Ref 4s .... 98%
27OiK> do 86% 1000 T& P Ist 55.10 d%
Sl<X"> do RR 4? 72 13000 Third Ay Ccn
1000 Col So R & I 4s Stpd.. 63%
E 414s . . . 95 r i j 3000 T St L& "W
2003 Col Mid Ist I Is ....... 77%
4s 66 I 5000 un P Ist 45. 100%
1000 .-on Tob 4s. 78% 42000 do Cvt 45..102'(,
6000 D & H Kef 10000 do 102?g
ie ....... 98 46000 do 102%
5000 do 97"i 10000 U S Rub 65.-102%
1000 do . ■"'* 3000 U S SO S F
5000 Erie st Con 6s 102%
4s 81 I 2000 do 102%
1000 do ...... 81% 1O0OT) do . ... c.103
3000 do Gen Is 09 | 15000 dc 103
1000 do (M 4s I > 100 do . . .520F.102 T i
A ... ... 67 I 1000 do ..... 1027s
2000 do D i 861 | 1000 do Reg 102%
1000 111 C Rfef 4? 97%] 2000 Va-Car « hem
5000 do 07% | Ist . -..99
35-W [nt Met 4%s SU',l 1000 "Wab Ist 55.. 107%
lOOCtO do 80% 1000 do 2d 100
1000 do- 80 ! SOOO do R 6. Ext
10000 do .......I T * ! 4s 0.4%
3000 In: S Pump I 5000 do 64"*
;.s 92% I 3000 Wab p 1 Ist
30000 L 8 & M S : Ctfs S3
4s 1931.... 92% 3000 do 2d Ctfs. 4%
goao do 92> 5000 "West Md 4s. 83
1000 Leh & W I ; 3000 Westlnehi .
Con 5s . .100% S F 3s -:' ;
Total sales -jf bonds, (1.390.000.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
{Furnished by Swartwont & Appenzellar, No. 40
Pine street.)
Approx.
Name. Maturity. Bid Ask. yield.
Am Cigar 4 p r. Men 15. 1911.. 98% 99% 5.00
do 4 po. Mb 15. 1912 97 • 88 5.10
Bait .v Ohio 4 d c. Mch 10. 1911 :>'.' s 99 • 4.10
do 4 4 pc. June, 1913. . . 9SV 08% ■•-■
]:■ •» >'•• ■« : Corp 6p c. Nov. 1914 !«.V? JtCj. ti.Zii)
Chic & Alt 5p c. Mch 15. 1913 98% 99 l » 4.«5
'•in Bam St D 1p c July, 1913 96% 97% 4.75
CCC*Si L 5 ] c. June, 1911.100% lOOH 1.10
D& }'. eqpta p r. July, 1822.100% 101% 4.Z~,
Erie 0p c, April 8, 1911 ... 98 l<»> bOO
(;<r. Rub 4 l i pc, July. 1015 ftl 7 , !«:! ; i 6.70
Hudson Cos 8 p c, Oct 15, 1911 (»7 99 6.60
do Cp c, Feb. 1913 99 3'>> ti.nft
Interbor II T6 p c. May. 1911. 101% 101 . 3.'jo
XC B a L6p c, Sent. 1912... 94% '.'."•» 4 , ft .v>
do 5p c. May 15, 1913 97 % ftS^ R. 60
I^ack. Steel 5 p c, Mch. 1915... »5% («;'-i f, so
Minn i- St L, 5 i) c. Feb. 1911.. 07 99 »i 25
N V Cent lines, c tpts, 5 p c,
Nov. 1910-*22 4.Sog;4.sopcbasi»
N V H & H 5 p c. 1911- '12.100% 101 H
St L. &8 F 41:4 1 : pc, Feb. 1912 96% »8 5.35
do 6 p c, Mch. 1913 .. . 96 !«;*«, 6.30
So Ry CP c, Feb. 1918. . 97 f# % .',50
Tidewater »5 p c. June. 1913"T*.100% 101 r. ao
West Tel ft T 5 p c. Feb. 1912 98% 99% 6.25
ff'h E!ec &M6{, c. -Aug. 1310.100 100% 3.50
CHICAGO STOCKS.
iFumished by Curtis d- Sanger, N • 43 Wall
street.)
Sales. Open Hl»l Lor.-. Close.
75 Am Can s'-a ■■:■ 6 : , is: a
10Q do iref 69 89 68 88
lAm Had pre! 128% 125% 128% 128%
10 Booth Fish pref ■ 60 SO 6<) SO
C 7 Corn Edison -.112 112 112 112
75 <^hicago Sub ... 2% 2 ! 4 2% £'4
660i1c Tele . US 118 118 118
120 Pneu Tool . -36 :;••■ 30 ?.<\
1 Ch l^i» No 1... 70 7*» 7'» 70
10 do NO 2 15% 15% 15% 15%
7 Diamond Match 95 05 94 "5 94 »b
640 Illinois Brick... <31' i <:i^ fift'i, f/i^i
lf-d Met El pref Si 64 «4 04
- '..,- Biscuit 105 105 103 I<V5
10 Nat Carbon 11« 1K» 116 no
fi" People's Gas . .105' i 105% 105>i 105 : 4
25 Quaker Oats »Tl% 171% 171% 171%
10 do pref 103 IC3 '■■' 163
121 Swift & Co. 108 103 102H 102«4
110 Ship "3% faU S3 f.,3
C 5 Stars IST 357 1". 155
IS do pref 113% USH ti! U£'i
BONDS.
14 Cora Eilior. 100% 100% 100% IM%
fconOCh C Ry Ist 85.W1% 101% 101% 101%
2,000 N TV life is 04 : 5 94% 94% 04%
A • Bo ello iiiLtt^ .ffui . £iii i*li
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the last actual sales
; end the closing: quotations for stocks In
i which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
Last — Closing-. — ,
. . _ eajf:. Bid. AsKed.
7?, am 9 Express ....!£■) 250 —
Aiiis-chaimers pref so i' 7 34
An ericas Agr Ctaem pref 100 05 ' 102
. American Beet Sugar pief. .^. 91 86 «3%
American Car & Vary pref... 11 112 % 114%
I American Coal " 120% 75 150'
I American District Telegraph.. 20 15 30
; American Express 240 225 250
[American Linseed . 12% i* 5 i*>*;
i American Linseed pr»f 26 28 81
i American Locomotive . . . 40 1, 39 3024
1 American locomotive pref 107 1(U 107
American aiait : "pi, 5 g
I American Malt pref ... . so» 3 29^4 31
Arcencan. Smelting pref 8... &6 Ss' «5
American Snuff SSS 200 800
American Steel Foundry 68 52 63
American Telegraph & cable. 714 71 75
i American Tobacco pref . . 82 lJ 9 92 iv
i Ann Arbor 23 29 36
Ann Arbor pref ;. 70 fif» 73
Batopi'as Mining . 2*4 2 2 '■«
I Bethlenem S'.eei . .......... 24 s 22 '24
Bethlehem Steel pref .. . 53' — 62%
Brookij-n Union Gas 135*3 133 137
I Brunswick s »** 10
Bufralo Rochester &■ Pittsburg ?5 08 " 97
Buffalo Roch & Pitts pref 125 124 130
1 Buffalo & Susquehanna pref. . 29 - 33
Butterlck Company . 281 i 2£ ! 2STs
Canada Southern 67 - - 722
Central & South Am Te1.... 115 86 115
Central Leather pref 104^ 104 I©4<4
Chicago &. Alton pref 64 — 67
Chicago Burlington & Quincy.22s 200 —
Chicago Great Western pref. .47 47 4-
Chicago I £ L, pref.. . .... — 60 80
Chicago & Northwestern pref. 2o3 203 210
Chicago St P M £: 0 150 135 160
i Chicago St P M & O pref ISO 150 170
I Chicago Union Traction 3-3 2% 314
Chicago Union Traction pref.. 8 : a 6 10
! Chicago CC& St L 74% 70 75
' Chicago C C & St L pref 100 — 1C5 ! 4
Colorado Fuel & Iron pref 110 113 lit}-!
: Colorado &■ Southern 54 "3 . >.} si 65 'i
I Colorado & Southern Ist pref. 75 74 76
! Colorado i- Souterhn -<i pref. . 74 72 '.. .
i Columbus & Hock Coal & Iron 6 5 64
Consolidated Coal ...r 07% L 106 —
Delaware Lack & Western. .. .522 1s 522^ 57".
Dcs Moines & Fort Dodge 5 5 15
Detroit &. llackinac — 7- : > . "
Erie Ist pref 42 1 * ¥* 42 1 ?
Erie 2d pref 32 SO 32 I ,*
i Evansville & Terrc Haute.... 60 60 fC>
1 Evansville & T H pref 82 hi 7.*. 8S
! Federal M & S 30 25 3'>
I Federal M & S pref 60 62 68
I Federal Sugur ..60 *0 GO
Federal Sugar pref 05 90 100
General Chemical 83 B8 93
General Chemical pref 101% 102 106
Granby Mining 40 25 150
Havana Electric Ky pre? ... . 05 — 97
Hocking Valley .124 4 119% 125
Homestal** 86% 86 &3
j Ingersoll Rand Co 105 93 , —
ln£er&o!] Rand Co pref 84 J £ 97 —
International Harvester pref.. 123 12S?i 121
Internationa! Paper 10 10 11
I International Paper rref 47 -4 40 504
lo'wa Central 175* 1.6 17 ' A
1 Kansas City & South pref 02 614 • 62
I Kansas City F S & M pref.... 69 70 75
Keokuk & Dcs Moines pref 41 33 60
Lacledo Gas pref 85 80 100
Lake Erie & "Western 15 14 17
I Long Island 60 60 66
; Mackay Companies 85 i 84 83
I Mackay Companies pref 75 ".". 7".
i Manhattan Beach 3 24 5
Marine s!* r> ■"' '"
Michigan Central ....... ■ — — 180
Minneapolis & St Louis 2* 25 -'•':
Minneapolis & St Louis pref. . 50 W 70
I M St P & S S M oref 146' i 142 150
'MitP &S S M Leased Line 3 88\i 87 '■"'
. Missouri Kansas & Texas pref 64 63 '">
I Nashville & Chattanooga 130 126 133
I National Biscuit pref US 8 * US'-* 123
! National Fnamellin? & Stpg-. 1",, 15% 17%
National Enam & Stpg pref... 564 «4 100
National of Mexico pref 65% 67 »0
New Century foal 52% 30 BO
New York Chicago & St Louis 61 61 63
New Tork C & St L. Ist pref. .109% 100 110
New York C & St L 2d prof.. 85 85 90
New York Dock 2B > -•• 40
Nov.- York Dock pref.. 82 i iS M
Norfolk & Western pref .88 58 93
Ontario Silver r * -^» 2
Coast I<k - 1 .' v
Pacific Coast Ist pref 105 85 lll«»
Peoria & Eastern -- }* '2
Pittsburs CC'St I- ;, •• ; . 4 •" ,!t, !t - 4:l ,v£
Pittsburg C C & St L pref... 1 105- 118
Pittsburg Coal }.' a - <•• * 1 ;**
Pittsburc Coal pref «f ,«*» •''
Pullman Palace Car !•'•'* '■••; '■•;;;--
Quicksilver.... ■■ ;,, ;: 8
Quicksilver pref • ■ * ''' 3 , n Y
Railway steel Spring pref . .. » » 101
Riding Ist pref • ,S?vJ ,?2 ■, V-
Horn« Watsrtown & OgOons. ..1214 1}« 123
Rutland R R P'Cf • •;''. "' '2
St Loius & vr«p^ •••■•• » I g,
St Louis & S Mas::::* 40.* a 1a 1
Stf&SFC&E 111 ctfs. . . .12. — ISO
£t L&S FC & E-11l ctfs Pf.ll" 1->1 -> — »»
StL& SF C& Elll ctfs new J.l 4S
Sears-Roc-buck pref • 1-},- .■-, J ,-;-
Sioss-Sheffleld Steel & Iron-. g% « «i
Southern RR M & °, ct 4 s - c ;- 86 4 78 o',
Texas & Pacific Land Trust. 88 6 87 ft» ]
Toledo Railways « Light • - ' _ 3^
Toledo St L & West pref 49 *» 4^4 ■« s
United Dn Goods. .- ,■■•.,-•,_ Sl4 S
United RailT ?£ .. -• i 2|% g
TT S Cast iron ripe & V dry p 1!" M 100 s
u'l ISITy &' improvement... '■■' 67 70
i; s Reduction & I>nn!r.K. . . i v in '•/.
t; A Reaction & Inning pref W^ 10 20
IT S Rubber Ist pref 10 »^ 7- JT % "
U B Rubber 2d pr<:f £» 11
Virginia Iron Coal Cokf 58 »«
' ' • " * L_L_LLLIIi— — — —
N Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
Bill ftiWed-1 Bid Asked.
, , . x "7 . 277 IN V Gas ss» . 88% —
- 1 ? *!«.< " 103 104 ">>''■ »ER r.s 102 104
. • Si ■■■:■ 97
.;,-;? q ! i 101 lp"l p " • p 1 ::::.?;; M
'■;: 5 g% SaM"
do 5s ... TO do pref SO _.
•F^ O lst c*s'lo3 ■. »St J Gas rr ' s e a &
'?? riS - 1 1^ 16 »StPG c m 6s.lO:; 107
- ... ■ . . > 00
♦ T-rr^fis a■ 08 100 181 P Gas 6s 97 90
• v/w> 103 - If*™ <; 15t55.1«04 lo .i
Mutusl ... .150 1© 16U4P51..65 70
• And lr.tere«t.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The folio Ing shows yesterday's dosing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Monday's: rm fll . ... Tuly 12 ._
nid APked. Bid Asked.
U B 2«, r*g 1880 100% 101', 100% 101',,
U S i's .-oupon. 1630.. .i«>f»*» — 100% —
U' B. 3s' reg.. lOls> 101 »>« 102 101* 102
v' P 3s' coupon lOiS.-.IOPt 102 101 ' i 102
V S 4a 1 rew.V 1925 1«% 116 114*» 115
U 5 -Ib coupon. 1025... 111's 115' i H4' 3 JI.%U
«■; uaarliooH 101 ims 101
Par.lmi re^ 1035 .. .Wo\ 101 100% (mi
PliiiiptSne 4a, If>34 too . — ifiOSi _
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
1010. 1909 190!
•n?v end Ju'v 13.510158.904 97,559.048 311,330 21T
S^a'iaac "l^ • fcA.iSU*l 850.193,351
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
Speculation in the market for outside se
curities was light, and as far as actuu.
was shown was confined to about a dozen
of the mining issues. Silver stocks ruiea
steady, with a slightly better demand for
Kerr Lake, which moved up *■»■ In lI ?
copper list price changes were generally
toward lowel levels. Goldfleld Issues "ere
moderately active and generally firm, in*
industrial list was almost entirely negieci
ed. Standard Oil, after its show of firm
ness, eased off on increased offerings, in
tercontinental Rubber was lower in the ; DIJ.
Bonds ruled steady but quiet. New Tor«
State 4s were quoted for, the first time a'
100^105. Detailed operations follow:
INDUSTRIAL.
Bales. Open. His*. U**- Last.
8.300 iJanuary Oil ... 47 •*> *< i™
2.000 f July Oil So 88 » •"'
160 Manhattan Tran. V.i *I* *•» A *
3.600 tMay Oil SI 03 $1 05 M - •*
300 tpalmer 0i1.. 51 32*2 $1 32H $1 32- 51 J^i
179 Standard Oil ....612 612 600 60*
200 U S Light & H.. l\k 1'» A * 1 .»
MINING.
500 tArsemum .... 3 3 3 3
5.000 f Bovard Con . . 2 ! i 3 2>3 3
200 Brit Colum Cop 476 4"v 4•» *'»
500 Butte Coal'n.... Ifi 7*7 * I* s '* 16*3 "JJ*
£00 Canadian Mines 6U •>'* 6'« l *
700 fCarisa 45 4% 45 J*
I.SOO Chlno Cop l«4 lo*i I" 1 * 10 1 *
1,000 fCobalt Cent -.9 9 9 ■
1,700 . Com Frac . ... 56% 85% M »
1.800 Con Ariz Smelt. 114 HJ 1"* J*»
800 Davis-Daly Cop 1 I ' l .
t.BOO Ely Central .-. . ■% • ♦» ■'?»;.-^I»
4,700 tEIy Con 4."? 45 -H «■•
20 El Ravo 3*3 3 » 3's 35»3 5 »
10U First Nat -II 1 * 3H •"'•< •'•»
1,200 Giroux Mln .... »i T ? «'i rt '' to 1 ?
1,650 Ooldfield Con . . B.}} SH :< -* «d«« d «
100 Gold Hill tr s>tk '» H *» "
12.500 tGreeu water ... "'-3 '>'•> •>'» I
400 Greene-Can ..:. •""■ 7 7 <
SCO Guerero Mines.. l's II 1 * Il*I 1 * »**
600 Harcuvar Cop.. 22 22 22 22
I.MtO Husted Mm ... 51 63 M 58
500 Inspiration Cop. <U» fifi 6*5 «fi
1.200 Kerr Lake . .-. . 8% 8A rS el»e l »
6,200 Kins: Edward . . A -A '» '»
I*o Lake Cop ..... 3&% 35*4 35H ""'2
800 Little Miami . . 2H 2H " B » '-'*»
800 Mason Val new C ■» ' 6Tt «ti 6 li
100 Mcx Mil M & S 4 4 4 4
2,700 Miami Cop ... lS«i 18% 17H ITH
100 f Mines Co of A 61 «l «i •!
1.500 tMeKin-Dar ...02 90 00 {*»
800 tXev-U M& S. A ** A *'
650 Xiplsslng Mines 10% 10 7 i '10 , lO"*
1,600 Ohio Copper ... lf» »** Hi 1H
200 tPac Smelters.. ' 3 '2 % J i
000 Precious Metals 1% 2 1•» 2
6.000 tßawhlde Coal'n 14 IS It 13
o,<*V> Rawhide Queen. 26 80 26 29
4.200 .Ray Cent 2 l i 2*v 2^ 2 :^
400 Ray Con I(s'* "164 16 16
800 Red War Mm.. 14 l',k lsil 5 i I*s
100 Super & Pitts.. 10 10 10 10
300 Tonopah Mm... 8% 8% SSi - :3: 3
1,700 f Tramp Con ... 4 4*» 4 *' 2
4Oi> Tuolnmne Cop.. 2 ! 4 2% 2 : * 9%
200 United Cop 4'- 8 4»» 4"» 4%
4.000 fUn Pas Cobalt 5 5 0
600 f Yellow Jacket. 55 56 P"> 83
350 Yukon Gold M.. 3ii 4 :!}| i
BONDS.
$10,000 So Pac 4s w I 91% 9\'^ U% Sl l^
28.000 West Pac 55.. 32 '? 02 l i 91H 91 ?i
•Odd lot?. fS«lIs cents per share.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
A weak tone, which had been evident in
the market on the Consolidated Stock Ex
change throughout the early dealings, was
accentuated in the final hour by news of the
so-called German episode. 'Selling was
large all around the room, representing
mingled liquidation and the putting out of
short lines by professional operators Amal
gamated Copper focussed attention in the
early trading, Its decline having an un
settling effect elsewhere in the list. It re
ceived special bearish attention and failed
to sell above 58& which was -4, of a point
under the high price touched on the "New
York Stock Exchange. A majority of the
speculative leaders failed to get as high as
they did on the other board. Union Pacific's
top figure was 162 12.1 2 . against 1625;, while that
of United States Steel common was 71%,
against 71%. The last named got down to
684, against a low on the other exchange
of 65%. Smelting's low of 65 7 <» compared
with 66. but Reading did not get under 158%.
against 158 Detailed operations follow:
, STOCKS.
Shares Open. His* Ija-r. Last.
17,900 Area! Copper 57 '» 6844 65% 56 ! <i
210 Am Cal &-Fdy. 50H 5<V-i 49 49
70 Ais Hide & L,. 53»5 3 » 5% s*» 3%
10 do pref . 30 SO 30 SO
30 Am Ice : 23 23 i 23 23^
4,720 Am Smelling-. .V 68*s 88% 65 *6%
50 Anaconda Cop.. 06 1 * 36 1 * 35 1 * 35 V 4
920 At Top &S F. 08% 96% &6' 97 4
2.120 Brooklyn R T.. 77' i 78H 78i s 76%
10 Canadian Pac..lSS ! i ISS'-i 188% ISS^4
60 Centra! Leather £2 ! s 32% 31 n 31
510 Ches & Ohio. 74 74% 71 72&
10 Chicago Gt W. . 24 24 24 24
1.520 C M & St P .122-3 123H 120 120 i
30 Col File! & 1... 32 * 32% 32 32
2SO Consol Gas. ..183% 133% 131 -i 131% i
40 Corn Products.. 14 I 14 ! j 14'-s 14%
10 Denver & R G. 30 30 30 SO
10 Dist Securities. 28% 28% 28% 28%
170 Erie. 25 25 24 * 24%
200 Gt North pref.l23's 123% 122% 122%
20 Gt N ore ctfs. . 51*+ 51% 51 81
BO Inter-Met ... 18% 18% 19 IS
470 do pref 51 '-4 51", 50H 50 Ti
10 Louis & Na5h..142 ! 4 1424 142 ! a 142'-^
60 Mo Kan & Tex 82% 82% 81% 81%
. -60 Missouri Pac... sß l i 68% sß'-3 66%
70 National Lead. 60 fig 1 * 88% 68%
10 Xof Mcx 2d r£ 27% 27% 27 ! i 27'~s
80 Nevada Con ..18 IS IS 18
l«0 N V Central. .1133 113% 112% 112%
«0 X T On: & W. 42 42 -* 42 42
280 Northern .117% 117 ll* : * 116%
400 Pennsylvania ..128% 128% 127% 12S
40 People's Ge5...105 131 3 lor. l^ 105^ 105%
160 Pr Steel Car... 31% 31% 81% 31^
2C.«40 Heading: 145% 146^ 142% 143S
340 Rock Island. .. S2 s s 32% S<t T s 31%
20 flo pref 72 72% 72 72%
2.780 Southern Pac.lH 1 * 114% 111H 112U
10 Southern Ry.. 22% 224 22 . 2 22%
10 do rref 64% M 4 64% 54%
20 Term Copper,. . . 21 21 21 21
20 Texas & Par .. 27 ii 27 l i 27 1 -a 274
450 Third Avenue.. 11% 11*4 OH !>4
14.670 Uni0n Pacific. .lß2 182% ]5«4 15»%
00 U S Rubber ... 80% 38% 36 36
38,430 TJ S Steel. 70^ 71% 68% fi»4
SO do pref 114", 115 H4T3 115
60 Utah Copper... 41 41 ! -i 41 41
•20 Va-Car Chem.. ro»i «ot; r.»)U B»%
17f> "W'a bash pref... 88 Sfi% ."4 i ' "•'•
40 "Western Union. «1 «l l i «1 «m
03 TVestineh Elec. 59 7 i 59 T t> 59 68
111.363 Total sales.
MINING.
500 Atlanta 12 .12 .12 .12
400 Belmont 3.90 'S.fO S.flO 3.f>o
200 Chollar ....... .10 .19 .18 .10
600 Comb Fraction .55 .511 .:<-. 54
1,000 Elkton. 7* .7« 78 -7«
2(V) Ooldfieia Con.B.K» S. C 5 8.85 8-flB
1 000 Jim Butler. . 27 3 .274 -274 .27%
800 McNamara .. . .32 .32 .32 .32
100 Mexican 1.024 1 024 1.02% 1 .02-;
800 Nevada Hi 115. .2 .03 2.0.1 2.01 2.01
.TOO Portland .....1.18 1.1« l.is I.l*
COO Potosi . . .. 30 .30 .30 .30
.'•oo Tramps •• 04' i '""'- "»'j .04%
«00 "West End 56 .56 56 56
6.500 Total sales.
BONDS,
Sl.ono Com stock 45.... 10 * lo '--< »% 19%
BANK STOCKS.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert, No. 2 Wall street.)
Bid. Asked.) Bid. Asked.
.America .. . 585 600 Irving N E. 205 210
Am Exch. . . 235 242% .TpfTerson ... 175 183
Audubon X. 100 105 I Liberty .... 625 —
Nat.. 175 180 [Lincoln 400 42.".
Bronx Bor. . 300 — Manhat Co.. 320 035
Rr.-.nx Nat. 190 200 [Mkt & Ful.. 250 266
Battery Pk. 120 136 Metropolis .. 300 400
Bowery . . 375 — Meet &M X 250 280
Butch &D. 140 140 Mercantile .. 155 160
Bryant Pk. 155 160 [Metropolitan. 200 —
Coal &I N. 150 165 Merchants' ■ 175 179
Century ... 170 173 I Merchants* F 160 170
Chase ■ ■ 425 450 [Mount Morris 250 260
Chatham .. 325 335 Mutual 285 205
Chemical .. 430 445 ) Nassau . .... 240 —
Clt Cent N. 15". 160 Nat Reserve. 105 115
City 360 380 Kew Keth'l'd 210 230
Chelsea Ex. 200 — !x V N CA. 320 335
Commerce . 202 207 x y County. 900 —
Colonial . . . 350 — 1 JOth Ward . . 275 300
Columbia .. 340 — Night &• Day 2«X> '."JS
Corn Exeh. ."-2" 326 Nor Nat — '•>.*.
East River. 145 155 'Pacific 230 240
Fidelity ... 166 175 (lark in s>.. 333 —
First Nat... 575 900 i etople'a .... 270 2«O
Fifth Nat.. 300 350 irhenix .. 190 2O>>
Fifth \ve..4100 4"."' IPiaza ... .. 623 —
Fourth Nat. 184 188 j Produce Ex.. 166 173
14th Street. 150 165 ! Sherman ... 135 —
Gallatln ... 320 345 Seaboard ... 388 —
Oarfield ... 290 300 (second ....l. 400 426
German-Am 14" 150 I State .... 275 2-J0
German Ex. 485 — Il2»h War — 140
German!* .. 560 r.i" jC3d Ward 140 —
Greenwich." 1 : 2*3 '-'•»•*> li'nion Exch. I*o —
(V>tham Nat 150 160 Wash Hts. . 273 —
Hanover ... 680 650 I West Sid*.. 850 —
Imn & Tr.. 540 BBu jYorkvllla ... 50i> —
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
(Furnished by W. N. Coler & €<• No. 43 Cedar
street.)
i \ :ro«<J interest to be addM »
. Bid. Hsked.
•Rets.. r, March. 1030 '60 . . .100' 100%
•4%i November. 1057 ... 106 4 « l"6 7 »
•4\~ Mjiy*l9s7 106 , lor,*;,
41"' November. 191*1 102 102 T »
•41-!4 1 -! May, i"'i 7MB l"2 i.
•4», May. 1950 -• • !>% ' ■ 03%
•4P November, 1968 ' OS4 M 7»M 7 »
•1- May. 1857 . o<.' 3 OSTi
•4-«. May. 19J9 • '" l"0
t4t, November, 1055-5 C '•■ : 2 »8U
■Ms. November. ■■...-. f'7' 4 98%
•3's, November. 1051-ST. S7 l 3l 3
,:>.■- May, 19M • • 88% 87M
-i?. l^. 1050 ■ v ' st ; > "7 : l
v3H. November; 1941 - 81 8 * 88
S3 1 - November. 1028 W>H £«1 '»
K3H November. 1022. •*% o.Ti
134 November. 1918 . . »•% M%
II . November. 1914 "■ '<■ »7»i
*Cs f ; 101% 101%
•Coupons lntercnanßf?b!e. tßegisterefi. tCcu
por.a. I Registered and coupons. YBUrltat
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
tFiirnished by Williams. McConnell & •; leman.
" ' " No UO Wall street. j
F-: 1 Asked.
Am Light £■ Traction • 27;; 277
do preferred '" »*«
Am Gas & Electric 41'j 43
dr. preferred ■ jo 4_
do nrst 5s ■ °\ .83
Denver .las & Electric »«J 181
do general « *£ PS
Empire District El* trie •,• • • «« S6
do -preferred ''' 75
do bonds • ■ .. "[I
Lincoln Gas & Electric IT . '*
Pacific Gas £ EJsctrie 54 88
do erred. ...• ■■ ••••»•« o* to
Executor _ . . . OTif> Tmt *°
Chartered In'/?
• - - ---.'.-_■■•--
The Fanners' Loan and Trust Company^;
Nos. 16. 18,20 &22 William Street ""
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York,
UHDON Jg Biihopsgate Bfc Within.
Trawlers' Letten of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator 6liardiaE
31 Metropolitan UZ
Trust Company"
0/ the City of JVevrsXb.rA
49 WALL STREET
Capita!, Surplus and Profit*, $10,000,000
BERTRAM CRUGER. Tre*sur« FREDERICK L- hKJtOJ. A»t occrf^rr
DIRECTORS.
WlUlaa I* Bull Nidify M.r^n r **°^ »■ Si^ 03 -
Wiluam Carpend«r. FrJderfck T Mlrtta. J- Edward StosoM.
Thomas De Witt Cnyter. Wslw E ikayaa-d. John W. Simpson.
Thomas lie Witt Cny^. J™^ mhu. *o»e»h -»- Siocus.
Henry W. DeForwt. Morgan. John T. Terry.
Haley Flake, Hi-hard Mortimer. G«o- Henry Warren,
j. Home* Hardla?, Joan E p arS otis. Horace Wiite.
Ersklne Hewitt. fTiarles M. P-3" .
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
(TlUlllSiinii by Frederic H. Hatch & Co.. No. 34
Broad str*et.)
STOCKS.
Dividend Bid asM
American Brass.. Q-J S 117 122-
American Chicle ".. Mo&Ex 12 21. 222
American Chicle pf ...-Q-J « »3 103
Am Dist Tel of N J.---Q-J * *? "
Am Ccal Products .--** * So tB3
American Press . ... . . .y-JiEx « ■• 105
American Thread pf ..J&J ■} fi 6I »
Am Type Found deb. ...M&N1026 6 100 -
Am Type Found new... M&N1939 6 99 100
Am Type Founders.. .J&J A *aS ,t^
Am Type Founders P^-Q-J 1 t|6 «•"
Babcock & Wilccy. Q-J ' 97 101
Earney & Smith pf — — 9? '-°»
I Eorden-3 Cond. Milk.. ..EF&AEx — 114 116
I Border/ s Cor.d Mi'.k pf.-Q-M • 103 105
[Bush Terminal ■• — ■ 100
! Central Fireworks. . . — o In
j Central Fireworks pf...— — — — 10 30
Conn Ry & Light .Q-F c-.it Is*i
Celluloid 7. ....... ■ Q-J&Ex 8 123 127 !
Blda Pde Nemours.. y-M . * 142 145
Eldu Pde Nem pf -<j-J ■ 84 e7
Empire Steel & 1r0n....——- — 12 16
Empire Steel & Iron P?. — • Tfl
Hall Signal common... • — 40 45
Herr!ng-Ha!!-Marvin ... ■ - 30 45
Internationa! Nicke! — 133 13.
i Internationa! Nickel pf.Q-F « ?J> 92 j
International Silver ... — — *5° —
International Silver pf.- Q-J *■ 105 110
i Kirbv Lumber — M ■
i Kirby Lumber pf - . — -— — 30 «
i Kings Co E! L & P.-.- Q-M 8 121 123
Nat Cash Register pf...li-J I 1!. 122
NJles-Bement-P Q-M 8 99 !-'2
Niles-Bement-P pi Q-F "> 9$ 100
Otis Elevator A&O 2 M ■
Otis Elevator pf Q-J *> « •**
Old Dominion s s . :&J i 100 110
Pacific Gas &E! — 64 56
! Pacific Gas &El pf....CJ-J a 88 93
Pheips. D & ©*.. . — 190 210 ,
: Pope Manufacturing — •» .2
pod» Mfg pf.... ■■■ ■ — 19 "
Producers' Oi! Q-M ? 144 143
• Pratt & Whitney pf Q-F 6 100 105
1 Royal Bak powder Q-M&Ss 8 IPO 200
I Royal Bak Pcwder pf.-Q-M 6 102 106
i Safety CH & L. . ." . .Q-M&Zx 8 123 126 i
I Sen-Sen Chiclet . ... ■ — 130 —
; Standard Coupler ■-. • — 00 —
Standard Milling Co . — 10 g
i Standard Milling Co pf.A&O 3 40 45
i Ttsas Company Q-M '2 137 140
Texas & Pacific Coal Scrip « 100 M
Trenton Potteries — 4 7
I Trenton Potteries pf ■ — Bo 60
j Trenton Pot tods ctfa.-J&J 4 60 70
i Trow Directory ■ — 25 35
Union Carbide ,— « 100
Union Ferry Q-J 2 » 31
Union Typewriter .... — 43 47
Union Typewriter Ist pf.A&O 8 108 113
I Union Typewriter 2d pf.A&O 7 10S 113
United Bank Note Q-.t 4 49 45
! United Bank Note pf...Q-J. « 50 55
U S Finishing com S-J 7 97 "88
U S Finishing pf Q-J 7 107 112
U g Finishing Ist TAJ 1919 S 100 luS
U S Finishing cons J&J 1929 ■ 95 100
V S Motor com — 6." 70
U S Motor pf • — 70 74
Virginian Railway — 17 20
West Pacific 19 20
West Power ■ — 25 9
West Power pref --43 5?
«Ex dividend 1 per cent. tEx dividend 1%
r^r cent.
■
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
lß»ported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street. >
Bid.Asked. Bi4.Askfd.
Alliance Ry. 125 130 | Law TI 4 T 280 255 1
Am Surety. 210 220 i Lincoln . .. 140 145
Astor 350 366 L Is! L& T. 305 315
Bankers' .. . 640 660 Manhattan . . 375 4<X)
B & M G.. 24" 250 Mercantile .. 700 ' 740
Broadway .145 150 Metropolitan. — 535
Brooklyn •■ 425 — : Mtge Bond.. 110 113
I Carnegie .. 120 130 | Mutual .130 « —
CasO of A 125 140 I Mot Alliance — ' 132%
Central . 1000 1025 Nassau .. 175 W>
City Invest. 08 72 ,N*»»t Surety.. 250 260
'do pref... MB 115 »VL I * T.MOO 1120
Citizens' ... 140 145 'N V M & 3. 200 210
Columbia .. 275 286 |N V Trust.. 645 fSS
I Tom-wealth. 150 'Pe-: pie's . 300 —
Commercial. .115 IT |Qu Co Mts:e. 110 —
Fmpire Tr. . 300 oU> I Queens C 0... 115 —
i Equitable .. 165 485 I Realty A?so. 113 113
!FL &T. 1700 1740 Savoy . — 103
Flatbush .. 200 220 Standard . . 400 410
Franklin .. 220 230 Title G &T. 4W 500
.. 29-) — IT lof N V.. 145 150
Fidelity . . . 207 215 iTrCoof Am 340 3M
Guaranty .. 525 850 Union 1350 137."
Guardian .. — 175 Un States.. .1200 1225
! Hamilton .. 270 280 C 3 Caa. . 215 —
Home Trust 100 115 CBM &T. «00 475
Hud Realty 110 — ir STg & 1 ii'> t2O
Hudson .... 170 175 Van Norden. — 2C5
i Int Bkg Cor 110 — Washington.. 375 —
Kings C 0... 505 — |TVe«tcb«at«r. . 150 —
Knick^rbock 300 810 I >'.- &BT & M I*> 170
Law Mr 5 . 24<> 245 | Windsor .... 1» 130
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by J. Thomas Heinhardt. No. 3S
Broad street. New York, and No. 5* Devon
shire street. Boston.)
Hl£h. Low. ( sal
me ......... •► H •;
Amal Nev Mines .....8 8 D
Arizpe rights 71 «S 7"
Bay State Gas -■'> 24 21
Bohemia 6 *'* 4
Boston Ely 1% 1 : - I 'a
Boswycolo 6 .-; H «
Cactus Copper 2A ■ 2A 2A
Calavcraa ■•■« '.' ?•'■»
Calumet-Corbin . . 30 M 3"»
Ch*mpion ... 7 rt 7
Chief Con \& I A »A
Cblno 10"j K>'-, 10^4
Cortez M ■::■-.... 2 J i .' 1 v - J'»
Corbln Copper 55 s * 5 N
Davis Dal; l.«V» .tTi .!•>*
Dominion Synd ..... 10 10
First Nat Copper .Vi 3 S!»
ilumbo:dt Smelting . . 98 M pft
Inspiration 7 7 7
La Rose 4 4 : -. 4 ■■■
Lire Oak ls\ is', i«f'i
Mass Coal .... 31 :^'. M
Motile Gib) ..3 2*> 25
Majestic 55 .-.:: nr. i
Marlr!Tn» Xx •_.., ._„, ._-, ;
Nat mm K\r" ■ • lon .'■• '■'. I* !
Nevada Douglas J » '.' » 25»2 5 »
Ohio Copper ... l*k ' » 1%
"n- , »\, - 22 1 * i
Ra\*n Mining 26 -.1 2::
Rawhide Mln 8 IS 8
Rhod« Island Coal I ST»5 T » •'.
South lake 5"» •'• •»
s*i\ithwost Dcv 3^i ."'r "■'i
Sur>*rir»r & Glf'lie .'■"• "'< 25
\'ulturf> i* 1 * ■ f>
Wl!»t Sliver Mm..... 2H 2^2 -"»
Tun > 15 13 IS
BOSTON STOCKS
tFurnisbc] by K. L. '•'' * •"■ •• Xo. 37 Wall it '
July 11. Jul ■ VS.] July 11 Jutv 12.
Rost & Alb 222 222 I Cal & Bee M 510 5!»
Host Kiev... — '_•.. IC'nter. Mln.. US 1*
Fit.-h pf 12.1 129 I Cop Ran M.. 61 l 4l 4 9*
NTNH & 11.140 ISO ' Franklin Mln v 4 •> ,
Old Colony. lS" IS7 Grant) Mln.. -*7 # jT
WE Si Ky. R7 87 | Mass Co n M. 1 'i-i
do prof '. . •■» l" 1^ I Mohawk Mln — 41
Mum El Cos 13 14* No Butt« ... ■.'"'* W
dt) v>ref .. 7rt i'". Osceola M1n. .12'! US
Am Prrfumat *»* 4*i|O'.d Pom Mln 32' a 32
dr> prof .. !;,' 3 15 Parrot Mln.. 12 13»,
A Tel & ] 1324 132 iQulncy Mln.. is irj ,
N Ens Tel UM 1384 ' Tiiin Mm ... »> is
W Tel &-. T■ 15 1 > 1 "Wolverine. Ml".. it»»
do pttf -5 - ■ |U 1 Sm*U«rs Rj'j JS'j
L'n Shc>6,Ma W.J '•<■»%! do pref . . II 47
do pret .. 2.1-* 2H'«|U 3OH 34 WH
Aread Mm.. 4 Vi|M»ss Oa» .. MM , So
Atlan M'" 5H *UI rt ■ r>i ' ••• " M
Shan Msn.. ?> l i ** tTtftll ....... jo so
La!t Fruit. 131 ISS I
■gg*. Irving National
"^^^^> Exchange Bank
Strictly a Comraerclai ?.«rV<
Besonrces Over Thirty Millions.
Went Broadway aad Chamber* St.. ?«>w Ti»ffc-_
SAVINGS BANKS.
IK V UNO iNsmtTfo*
115 Cbamberf St., >". T.
' Tis Trustees have declared a dltidssd for the>
fix KOBtis ending Jaae3otb 1310, at the T*t9©*
|| FOUR PER CENT.
per annum, on all sans from $1 to $3,000
entitled thereto under the by-la-ws. payable
on ana after Monday, July lath. 1910.
Deposits made on or bctorejulTl3tb
will draw interest from July Ist. 19.10-
H. E. TENEK. Jr.. Presiiest
GEOBGE 3 DtTTSTSiJ, secre:arr
W. C. DEMOKEST. Ciairrtta Krasce Cosisitte*
„___;»_„■— «—^———— ————— =^» .
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
i^craJshsd by Edward 3 Smith & Co.. Na. St I
' Pise street. New Tori.)
Bid. Asked. ', Bid J>iT ■* '
Alb £ En 5.. .270 300 M Cea! P pi. 102 10£*
A!b & Vt..-- 70 76 Man <£: Law.. 2.5 0 —
Alles- & W. 133 146 iMa=ha".an ..125 13!
.laT4 C. TO »■ ilassaw Vy...123 140
At &C A L-IS3 192 MH* SH. 121 126
ana & «ay..106 114 I Mobile iPpi 67 77
AG&M M. 65 75 M£O sea - efli M S5
Beach Creek. 94 100 ;m_-.- c & 8.-.X. :o 65
BS&FF--15 22 ! do ore* ...IM CM
Sost Si A1b.. 220 220 Morris & Ex.l7T 1»
Bosi i Lew. 2l3 225 > do eitr. 93 10*
Best 4: Pr0v.290 300 I x h & Dec..lS4 190
B & 7th At.123 130 | Nash £: L0w. 215 —
BU7B City. .153 166 x ew Loa N .200 220
C & B C 0.. .144 154 IN T& H e&p.300 525
Canada So.. 60 72U XTB*3I B p*.103 113
Cata Ist pf..1!2 120 ix v L & .131 i>
,do 2d pf...H2 120 v T Mat TeI.ZOO ■
Cay & Sas 213 227 !:.-—.-_;- at« 140 15«
C Crosstown. 90 130 x orl h Car 155 185
CPNtERSD 60 Xorth *N H>.133 14^
Chat ft G...102 10S > . : ., iN Ji.. 57 &7
CiE ! T 48 63 sr orth P-rr.r.. .399 2('»
doctfspd.llo 115 jainanj Te!...107 119 "j
C & 10th Sta. 75 95 x or ; «. vr p*.210 220
C S & C pf.l3'> 140 old Colony... 190 20ft
■ Clrfleld & M.130 — Oswetfo % 5 'to (fj
Clev & Pitts. 170 175 Pac g. At x.. 66 Ii
do sp! bet M tH i Pi- & h R...130 Ml
Col & X...-231 20. pat & F.arr. ..2S. T 200
Cone ft M. -Ml 170 |i>em:g Valley. l2S 140
Cons & P..170 — - !p €o & B V-. ISO IM
C& P R pf.132 141. IpoUa g& N 200 —
' Conn River.. 258 270 ip B& L. E... 32 37
C Bar & L... 73 78 I jo pref. . --• 73
do pref 7S M PFt"W&C..I6S 175
C CofM 75 M ! d. special. . .162 173
Dayton &M. 53 — ■j> McX & T..123. 130
D& Ed Bl* 195 201 i Prov & W0re. 260 270
Eet H&5. •95 101 Kens & Sara.. 133 COO :
East Per..- ..130 140 j R g. v- . 113 —
•t.:shr~ Aye..260 — toon* AC 140 150
Ebnlra & W.IOO 120 |r t V a Ost. . .113 125
do 're: 142 152 Ir u: 4 AV>....!42 1»
trie & Ka1..220 245 gap, & 5c>3...16» —
Erie & Pitts. 140 150 Second A*e... 15 25
Fltchbg pf. .125 130 Sharon Ry 110 !29
rAY & Jpf.l33 140 sixth Aye 105 130
42& StftGSF.22O 270 So &A; Te!.. 37 97
Franklin T. . 35 45 Scuthw of G. 107 1!5
G RRftß C 0.255 265 Isi L B Ist pf.120 130
G & Stk T..10S 116 do 2d pref.. 50 ?9
Gr Riv Vy 121 123 Jsil &S o 8. . 33 —
Hart &C W. 40 46 I do rre ? to) '-!»
Hereford ... S5 92 Tft G D A»-l« FIB
111 C Ll* 95 100 ITbhi or SI L.125 13?
11l & Miss T. 66 78 23d St... 200 2W
lnteroceaa T. 95 105 ICS J R RiC. 245 2SB
Jack L&S. S3 M Upper C0c5...123 —
JoUet & Ch..lfi3 175 |XI ft 3 Riv. ..170 173 ..
KA& G R 140 150 XT C ft- S V " 144 MB
KCSLAMptcs 75 78 C CAP 73 *• . .
KCSL&C pf.-130 MB v v c; N T. . -120 125 ' -
iLS ft M 50. 335 MB |vt & Mass 160 170 < 5
L & " Rpf.l6o 170 lAVarrer. 15S 173
LSNR&C.II2 12) IWN&R 140 153 '
iSAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS,
Maturing 1010--2 T. ;^j
iFurntshM t»y S"* - ariwo':t & Apperij-Har. NS.'w
Pine street. >
Name. ; -'-- . - Maturity. Interest y-sW.
Attau Coast Lin« 4 r •-. 1910-17 4*i 4'
Bui? Koch ft Pitts 4-i'-j pc. 19r>- - :r7 4*» *!•
Cent of Ga r.y 4s;-54 s ;-5 9 c. 19UV17 ** " JTJ
Cent R R of If J 4 p c. I<U(>-"17 4H .... .*>j
Cbea & Ohio 4 p c 1&O-17 4 J » 4 "»
Chic & Alt 4-4 l i-5 pc. Il»!fv-'1O 5"» 4 "
Chic tEI 4'~*-5 oc. IDI-.V17 »*i ♦«.
Ch R I & P Ry 4 ■-- p c. 1910-' l? . 55 1 * «
: fin Ham & D 4^-5 p c. ldl'^'Ut) 5 : » **•
I-: £ Hud *- ■:■ C. 1922 .' .■ *** **
fcjrie 4-4 H-5 pc. 191i^-'l7 s*i » •
Hocklna Val +-4 pc. l?!0-'l> ♦» **• .
Hud & Man 5p c. 1910-"l? . i» * "
Kan City Ft - a M 4*s p c 1010-'ls 5-* ** :
Kan Cit y So 4'i pc. 10H>-'ls •• '**•
; Lehi^h Val R R 4-4-j pc. IMO--13. . -» 3^ **
ilo Pac 5 p c. 19X(V'« 5l»5 l » f?
Mobile A Ohio 4-6 p c. 1910-'l^ 5l«5 l « **
X V Cent lines 5p c. 101«>-'22 »^ 4 !*
Norfolk .«: W 4 p c. 1910- 1«. 4 J « <**!
Pennsylvania 31!-*3 1 !-* p c. 1:>1<">— "17 -* 1 -; •»*;*-
St La it S F 4-4 : 3-5 pc. WICV-'iT s>i **
do sruar AC & Fsp c. iaio-'17.. »H •»*
?paN>ard A U 4ls-54 l s-5 pc. 1910--17 5H **•
So Rat'.wav 3S-4-4', p c. 191>>--21 . . 5 4^ ,
Virstiian Xv 5p c. ir>li>-lt> ?'-* **
"W'abash R R \'z-o nc 19t0_"21 ... "> l » ♦» I
Wfr &. ' asM Er!e 4H-5 pc. 1910-T2 9 *|y
COBALT STOCKS
(Furnished 'by Warren. Gzowskl i C?- So. &
Broad street. »
Bld.A»k€.d i Bld.A»»J*
Amaißtl . . " 4 ILa R0»*..3^9 *55m
Ba!!ey 7=-. TVTUttte Xtp'« Mi I V*
Beav Con.. l:>i; I'.'-SiMcXinl^v. . . «» **-
Bisr Six Uj 2> 3 :xan"y Ualen ♦* "
Buffa ....;.'?i» -•-■ IXtpissins? . . tO'j ij ..
Cham- v lt*>" s ITV^iNova Scotia S'> •?• ".
City of Cob 21 *.nv.;ophlr It '*: : '■.'■
Cob Cent.. •' n^.Ottsse ... . •>*• .*-- :
Cob I.ak« l»' 2 XT, jPefn lake l f *'» \*^
Conlesas...Mu — ißJ^fct of a "-1 *f * "'
Crown R"3.25"» 2r,0 ] Rochester... l"-4 «•* .
roster •• 14 ISilver leaf. «^H ;,.•
OifTorcl .... 2*i 4HiStlver Bar. 4** ;f J
lirt North.. •; S»,:Silv#r Que n 0 " ■
Or Meehan I»i 1 T 4 !Tern!sk-»Tn y V>*4 *|!
llar^raves. 1H T , IT i,Tr«th«nvey. . ll^ I]*
Hud! Ba\- 5>.% |W i Watts .... 5 1* "
John Black 2 r> ITVettlaufer. • 4-" 1 * 3
K*rr l.ake.S«Mi 4 S^t) |
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles P. Barney * Co • I** *l j
Broac! street. New York, and No. 1— *>■■■■*
4'h street. Philadelphia >
Bid. Asked, i P !iA! £>'
Am Cem»nt 1» l»hiL»h Nay «« 2.^..-
Am Ry Co. 42 ♦: *»(!.«>> VR * " I>> "
Camb Steal 42 1, 4.;> 4 !Phitada Co. 4-' *--*•
C T of N J 71 >- ~2 I <Jo pref . . i- J* . -•
El Si B Co 45» 4!»»*!Pa R RCo *55S ** g
El Cof Am 11 -j 11 *IdS Co pf.l^ z .*,
Falr't Trac •< 7 !Phi!a El Co l-»»» ,!J^'
Gen! Asp' ll -■<■■. 24 'PhiSa R Tr. I$H : "J» '
do pref.. «S RSHiSmo'i'j Po\«- 15 , H» r
In Cof N A tft»i 2ft it'nlon Tra MS **♦
L Sup Corp I*»j 10 Ifr. G Ira Co SI -*;%'
do"pr«*- 55 34 !W*!»b'h t>. •"?..•.. *.'
BONDS > -
Ara nC %s •>', o^v,;phi!3 El 4» Jsb ,I*^
X J Con 5*102 102s,lF»!i!a Co Ss 8i »"7
Peo F I H M W •

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