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5 to 6 Per Gent.
Sound investment bonds now yield j
i approximately Five per cent. Others. ]
I of a more or less semi-investment j
i type, may be obtained at prices to
r yield about Six per cent. If your
' money is earning less than this re- 1
■ turn. * you should not fail- to pet in j
I touch with a responsible and expe- i
1 rienced Investment banking bouse '
; having first hand knowledge of the
■ true value of the security behind ,
I bond issues. The safeguarding of ;
: your money is Just as important to }
; a. reliable basking house as to you
: personally, for the reason that to be
| permanently successful it must ex- ;
: ercise every precaution not only to ;
| inspire but also to retain the com- ;
plete confidence of investors.
Write for Oar Bond Circular No. 295. ■
Spencer Trash & Go.
43 Exchange Place. New York.
ATLBA XV— BOSTON— CHICAGO.
Members New York stock Firhant*.
FREO'K F, MARQUAND
litjp.b»r of Consolidated Stock Ex. of N. T.
l>l. ?030 Broad. 59 Broad St., N. V.
STOCKS AND BONDS
for Investment or on Margin.
FRACTIONAL LOTS
'^anb-geomtics-Gk
INVESTMENTS:.
5 -Nassau-Si *
Wanted
YALE ft towxr
old dominion S. p. STOCK
BE.MEK GAS & EI.FCTRIf
UODOCA> GAS & KI.F.CTRIC
PACITIC c.a« i ELECTBIC
Williams, MoConnell & Coleman
BONDS. STOCKS.
«0 Wall St.. 'Phone 5C21 John. New York
W. N. COLER & CO.
ESTABLISHED IS7O.
Investment Bankers
<S CEDAK ST.. RBbW YORK CITY.
ye— York City Bonds. All Issues.
Wm.A.Read&Co.
Bankers
25 Nassau SL, N. Y.
fCSTON CHICAGO SALTI%!ORE
Established 1864. Teleptwrne 2817 Rector.
INSURANCE STOCKS
FIDELITY. PHOENIX, HOME,
NIAGARA. CONTINENTAL. Etc
BOUGHT ANT SOLD.
E. S. BAILEY.
«c BROADWAY. > Y. C.
Warren W. Erwin & Co.
iiea;:>*-:^ ut Hdated Stork Ex 1 anr. j <ji X. Y.
Investment Bankers,
25 Beaver Street. New York.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
M.H VOIOC OKNTKAL & HUDSON
KITES RAILKOAI* COMPANY.
Ti«a«urtr - - OSic*. New York. July -: »!••
A dividend of or. and one-auartT per cwt an
Ibe ca-.ita! s=tock of the ROME. WATEKTOW N
g. .-:;.■ CoMI'ANY win
l>^ paid by th« Kesi York Central and Hudson
lti-*-r l^iiiriad O'-mrany, L«ssr* <under the ;ro
visi<.»n? of V.i~ contract l*twttn tlie two c«jm
j a&lesK »t ihis office on an.J aft^r AUfiUSt 15:11.
IMfl. Btockbol<J«rß of record at lhu close of
luMness on July 30th. lflO.
. .■••>:!• L. ROFPITEII. Treasor^r.
OFFICE OF THE
SEW YORK i»<m k GOMFANY.
Ne-.v Fork. July 2u;ii. ■•■■■■
«""«Mrnjns of the v -■. Tork LKxk Company First
Meit^iip- B.>-i-3s, maturing ■ is •-• ''■ next, will
1»- raij <m ar?a after that <lat<"- at the oftlce of
Tii* l"iiit*>3 -•..-.*■■•■■ i::. .•' and Trust Company,
Xo ES Cedar fitn*t. New York City.
GEORGE E. PPENCHR. Tr^agtirer.
BOND .v MORli.li.K (iIAKAXTCE CO.
175 Renieen St.. Brooklyn. July -'■ 1910.
.\ QVARTERLT DIVIDEND •■' thre<^ per
«-«-nt has tbia <3ay been declared payable on
*up. 15. ISUO. to the stockholders of record
j' the clos^ ..' boc4nesa 011 A up. '•. 1 i*ir>.
CLINTON D. !<:'F.DI''K. Tr^fir^.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
London, July 25.— Consols closed 1-16 lower
it 8% ior money and account. Anaconda
•» 8 ? V* lower at £7%. Canadian Pacific 1%
lower at IS4V Grand Trunk i* lover at
jk Money and discount rates were quiet
> The stock market was unsettled, despite
Th« Btock market was .•.?-■•• • :. despite
w the easier carrj'-over rates, the large dif
~ ferences disclo^sd by the settlement, owing ,
to recent liquidation, causing some apnie
honaaaa Home rails recovered a fraction.
. but EaUt rubber, oil, and copper shares
were decidedly weak.
kmericaa BecuriUes opened a fraction
*r-o\«© partly, but most of the gains were j
loft under realizing during the first hour.
Unfavorable reports of the American corn:
crop and New York atscl Amsterdam selling |
caused further weakness in the afternoon, j
«id the market closed dull, a fraction
above the lowest-
Call mosey m London, :-^ per cent;
open market discount rate for short bills, j
? per ce^t; knr bills, V*\ per cent; Berlin
discount rate, S Mi cent; Paris discount
rate. 2 per cent; Paris exchange on L»on- '
don. 25 francs JS\i centimes; Berlin ex
change on LaOOdon. 25 marks 45 pfennig's.
Bar geld, 77s 9U<L American eagles, TSs
**
Paris. July 35.— Three per cent rentes ,
closed 5 centimes lower at 37 francs .T'
centimes. A heavy tone prevailed on the i
Bourse.
Berlin. July >3.— Prices •«■« slightly ,
lower on the Bocrse.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
<Tcreisbec' by Frederic H. Hatch & Co.. No. 30
Broad street.)
STOCKS.
Dividend. nid.A*k«"i.
American Brass Q-J I 116 122 1
Anerlc&a Chlcl* Mo&Ei 12 212 21 S
Anierlcaii Chide pi Q-J 6 91 101 I
An Diet Mof N J..-.Q-J 4 « 51
Am Coal Product* Q-J 6 S3 67
American Press Q-J&Ex C l»J MB
American Thread pC.---JAj r. 4** 5"-4
Air. Typ« Found deb 51&N1924 •: 100 — 1
Are Typ* Found dcw...V*Kl939 *' Sfl 109 .
An Type Founders J&.l « ".-- 42
Asa T?-;* F* aaAata ;f . .Q-J 7 '.»i OT j
Etboock ft IVllccx Q-J 7 85 M 0
Bem«y * Smith pf — IB MS
Border.'« Con 3 Milk - p&AEi — U3 114 i
Border 1 * Cond Ml - pr..Q-M C MS MB '
Bueh Terminal com — — SS 99
C*r.tral Fireworks ■• — 8 JO j
C*r.trai Firework* pf —:—: — — 10 SO j
Conn Ry & Ught Q-F 4 74 7- ,
Celluloid '..'■■- S 123 127
EI Cv p <Se Nemours. -.> M 8 %4 147 i
El4a P <:*■ Kcbi ;' ■ Q_j 5 «.(i 63
Empire Btad A; Iron _ — 13 i« 1
Kmplr^ BfeM & Iron .' — 91 70
Ha.. .-:c:... commoa — •»■' 4.'. ;
[lilliaa. Marvin -_ M 4;
Interrati.ir.a.'. JClckel ... ■ — 133 137
Int«Tiatloaa: Nickel pf-Q-F t <t<S 02
International Silver — — ho — j
lnf:matloi.ai ?I!v*t pf-.Q-.T 4 — 110
Klrby Lusnl^r — 3<» 15
Kf- ■ Lumttr pf — 35 4.'.
Kir.gs Co El L & P Q-Jl fi J2i 123
Nat Cash Resifttr ;f.--JiJ 7 jj7 122
Nll^s-l>rr.ent-P Q-JJ it {.<* 102
Ni>s-B€n~.«-nt-P f.T C'-K « J<- 203
•Otic Kl*-va.Jor A&-O 2 f.i M
Otis ElPi-etor ft Q-J t; ;.',; .', K%
O!d Dominion 5 S .!£.r c; ](«> ii" 1
Pacific Oas & HI — 52 M
raclSc Gu &El pi Q-J I (a "7
Pheijis. If & C 0... — j«,o 210
J^ojK- ilar.u'act-jrini;. .. M <y f
Fcyt Mfg : ' — 7;- vi
frodncere' o;i 0-M c, 142 M
y'rai: A- Whitney pf Q-F •, :■- j () >;
Iloya; Itak ... -.!... ".'*.»
i:o\«l Bak Powder j-f..Q-.M 0 io:< irtfi
faf^-rv C H & U Q-I!AEx B. 122 ?««;
Ff-r-.sc-n Cbiclct _ .... 140
M^ndari <.o"T'l*r
t'&ndart Ml!lir»r Co ... — . _ ,0, 0 ,5, 5
Fiandard lli!!!r.5 <"o pf-A&O S 411 4.',
Teras Company Q-U 12 140 142
"■•■'• Scrip « iw ].£
"3 ■ • ■ Potterf«« . — 4 -
Treaton Pottcrirs pS _ rj w
Tr»-mcn I'ct fndp ctf?..jvj -\ - 00 -.1
Tr?w directory 3! 35
7 98 ;.'m
CnJon Ftrrj' Q-J 2 ■_.., .•»]
Tr.lon Tyi^-wriui . _ 4^ A -
Daioa Typtwri^r Ht ' •■■■■'' - km 113
I'nion Typewriter 2J pf.A&O 7 M 8 li:
Baited Bank Not*- Q-J « 4,, 4:,
1 atted B« Note i.f...Q-.r <; :>, rlsr ls
1" S Klnlshlny '■■■!:. 5-J 7 U i>.i
t: :- nataMßS I'! Q-J 7 1.. 7 ]]«
r 8 Piaial 1 Ist • ••'«.-■' »I 9 B i«n j«).-,
I' S Flnltshicif com J4J VJ?J S to nx)
T* S Motor com J4.' 1929 — 91 CO
g Motor .-f ••;.. •
c Mo-.or pf — — n
ferKlr.lan Railway • - — « 7-. |
■}>*" T-» ■• " • • — — — II 22 :
We«t Power - — 21 «9 I
West Pcwer pf — 48 ;,2
•M.x dividend VA per 'cnu
HEAVY LIQUIDATION IN STOCKS CARRIES PRICES LOWER
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1910.
KSv r -: : '-- ;*; * ■£*#< ' I —
j SHTsiNet i 1 Actual Sales, i Closing. Sh'rs i Net I I Actual Sal«. n! I u}'a*™%
sold. !ohye! } Op.| HLlLowlFinljßld.lAsk sold, |chge| j On. l HLtIX»w lMnl Bid. A-^k
-- % lAllls-Clwlmera Company...; 8)8I8) 818 I 8% "Sop Mackay Companies. \*L\3L ™, UL .if 130 .
37.WJ s iAmaleamated Copper 575. 57% 354. ««6 86»4 56?« O3 — Manhattan Elevated 12S^s 1-Sja 424 \«k
SSp;bsE.^ S||aMfe.|4ife| »i« M! s:::::-.:::::::::::::: &|| $ I g»'»|
I^l Si 8S p r :::::::::::: ff\ A §1 » 8 § !ii .4. 4 m.. p: *& a mlju q51«J55 ; » i§B
£ American Car A Foundry. 44 4^ 38^ 40% 4! '42 S.3W - \ i Mo.. Kansas & Texas { 2fiV»! -SS 1*:1 *: -j. W* -- g»
300-it American Car &P. Pr HO 110 109 x 169*1109 110 I€s -6 Jo.. Kansas & : Texas '"] 60 60 ii 41 .55v w
HV; +2 -American B. S. * F 87%! S7i4! «T»4t 87U. BS%| 90 2:.. —31?; Missouri Pacific..... ... .^..00 .^0 41 4- 4i/4 «
300, -1- Amertoanß 8&- P pr./.ll* 120" l !l20'*!l20-*ill8 11214 100-2 Nash. A ; alt V ex div °r " 125 IS US 125 MO !j»
1..W- U American Cotton 0i1..: !.....! B3U K%! 52% 55 BUS« 2001-1% jNattonal Biscuit 103 102 101 101 |^
I'rt'-l American Cotton Oil pr....!101 101 101 101 101 104 Jgti Nationa Biscuit pr 120 120 ISO 120 lj» uw
m— % American Hide & I^eattier. 4% <^i 4V 4»* 4 «t 4.',0-i Nationa Knam. & Stp 18 ,1« » » »*. 47
i5.130-=U .American Hide & I>ea. prl 22^ 22% W 21 20% 21i5 -• 4(^~ 2 ) i al ona T Lea f -JS_. .iL ima? 101*1 100^2 102
2.9001-2*; ! American Ice Securities....! 20 j2O 1<%17^ IS 18% »«£-?& National Ifartpr W5 afi SH M
. . lAmerican Linseed .:.::: i 10V 2 Bt » 10% 10 10% >A | National of Mexico 2d pr. f 24-4 Z3%j j|? P-*
Sfo-ixi American Unseed P r | 26H| 28>i 25% £5%! 25% 2S l.^]K:? Nevada Con, Copper 18 W 11% 17% lj/fc «
B.a»U^ i American Locomotive ! 30% SOT&i 29 2> !£9 32 S 2rf -o;i New lork Air rake ,£, hSff mba &*. 185*106
iv-r-l American Locomotive pr...i104 104 Ml 1104 104 108% 16.310 -2^ New York Central PaW?TtSfl Su: 1 69W60
200- * i American Malt .....! 4% :4% 4* 4^4 4v <1 5 aM:-l v N. V. Chi. &St L.......... 60 60 jWkW& -v W
500U-1 American Malt pr SO 30 129 29 29% 32 200 — N V., Chi. & St. L. 2d pr.| fo ;80 8.. 8.. L|p*LJ»
X -.■- i>N American Smelttosi [6«, 61% 61% 1 62% 62V 4 62% ! -2 New York. N. H & H......|149 149 .149 149 14. lnu
1000 -IVi American BmelSni pr 100 MO 98* .98% 97% 98K 2.300:-l% New_ Tork. Ont. & W«8t...1 40 «[ »f 39 jsv* |»*
MW&* .American Steel Foundrj-.-.M2 42 38 |39 39 !40 -■-"- -^ Norfolk & ©stern 90;. 8 2^ SB% m" «■ ,g»
U#»;-1U American Sugar 116 Vi 116% 115% 116% 115% 116% 700t1% North American 64 to 63 /8 »J* « »
T.OOoMi American Tel. & Tel \Sl^\l3l^l26%\iZl%, 127% 128 14.680-l« I Northern Pacific PJLHS? wPj^ M
2.100^-1% American Tobacco pr 92% 92% 90% 90% 91 92 4^ol- % Pacific Mai1..;... -- 23% 23% » 30 * ; 33H
American Woolen pr 91% 91% 91% 91% 91 92 3)0 — Fa. -mo T-l. &To » 30 »IW «M^
• - .-, Anaconda 9^ 36V« 88% 34>.,, 34% 34% S3.SU.-T 4 Pennsylwuila RaUroad 126% 125% T«% J« W» ™
- ■•: Atchison mi n\ 90% 92U 92% 92% I.WM-13 Peoplea Gaa & Coke 105 10$ 103 103% \V& W^*
■ S Atchison pr 97% 9^ 97% 98 97 198 l»-2% T> -. '.t\ & St. I> W$ 9t%J W% •» 4 « g
-3% Atlantic Coast Line WI 107 M2%il<M 103 ko4 JOOU Ptttsburg CoaJ MS? Jft M«U Stt 2I »
- U Baltimore & Ohio 106 -: UM^llOffa, 105% 105% 1( »H* 'I'lttsburg Coal pr i (tt%) O% WW 1-*1 -* -^ « «
I4,«a— I Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. .' 72% l 73% 70% 71% 71% 71% l."^--?'* Pressed Steel Car ; 26% 2CV a -> 1 * fJi ' £
l.ai-y-5 Brooklyn Union Gas K25%[126 125 126 124 126 200^%- Pressed ; Steel . Car pr 93 M W* Ss% .^; - r
«X>' — Brunswick 18% 8% 8% 8% 8% 10 K*l24 Pullman Palace Car 156 106 155% 165% 155* 1M«
200 — IButterick Company 130 jml 30 ! 30| 29% 30 , m 6001-1% Railway Steel Spring 29 29 .. ■ 28ff ; 4 iS^im .
4,400-1 Canadian Pacific jlTlHi'lSO 177% 179 178%J179 169.9501-3% Reading- 130 r£TirT« r£T»l4
6 ■ -1% Central Leather ,29« 29% 25% X 25% 26% -i-« Reading 2-1 pr. !S9 i » ;87 W*| « 88%
300U3% Central Leather pr '01 101 1100% 100% 100 103 2,900-1% Republic Iron & Steej ,28 ■, j| £»! -..* S* S2
50OS-15 .Central of N. X, ex div 2T,b-> 250 1248 1:48 210 203 1.800f«% Republic Iron & Steel pr.. 88 88 8^ 88% S3 So%
14.1S - 2 Chesapeake & Ohio I 68% 68% BS% 66% C 6 ! 6-?% SAOOOf— 4% Rock Island -. !|i ; ~',fcj J5" 3 »% €0
W- % Chlcaco & Alton 94 24 23% .28% -23 i 2* 7,^-10 Rock Islana pr ... Pi/ : » 60 I Sul Wl Sf^
3.CM!-2% Chicairo Great Western....! a 21 IS 19 |19 ' 19% 7W-2"i St. Louis &S.F.2d pr ; 37% 3.V 361 3^l 39% aß»*
l.l(»;_3iA Cl icaio Great Western pr 44 44 IB |41 39% 49% 800-3% St. Louis Southwestern... J 21% 21% |18% WU 19% 30
SS.SOOi-f% tChlcago. Mil. & St. Paul... 118% 118% 116 1116 130 116% 50047% St. Louis Southwestern pr 56 1 KJ-gg? If 1" ..,
1.100;-2-% Chicago. Mil. & St. P. pr::i145%145%i145%!143%|143%|144% L3W -€ jSloss-Sheff Steel & Iron.. »$ $* 104 ' 11041 104 104%
MBS— Chicago* Northwestern.. j 138%) 138% 137% 1138%1138 139 K.SSOJ— 2% Southern Pacific. PSS* Hm 103% 104 r«U —
3.r^:^i (Colorado Pu«»l & Iron : 2C^ 27 23% i 34 '24 i 25 50 So. Porto Rico Sugar 83 83 S3 &3 • ! 84%
450H-5- Colorado & Southern ,4? " 4? 46 46 46 ! -57 - »0 So. Porto Rico Sugar pr. .109 109 109 ™-> — H —
£■>.!- -, Columbus & Hock. C. &I. 44! 4% 4% 4% 4% 6% 3.500|-lvi Southern Railway 20 » M 18, 18% is
20.:w-4" 8 ;Conso!idateil Gas : 125% 136%1122% 123% 123% 124 2.330|-&% Southern Railway pr 48% 45% 43 4o 44^ 4 »
I>A- % ICorn Products Refining. 12% 12% 12% 12% 12%) 12% 2.400- % Tennessee Copper i 20% mi 19% W» 15^4
L2(d_l- 'Corn Products Refining pr 71%! 71% 70% j71!71 j72 I.SOO fl T-xas & Paciftc -4 24% 22% aj -- ZS
1.:...-.-. Delaware & Hudson 153% 153% 149%f150 150 151 700 — (Texas & Pacific lA. 1V.... 87 87 187 ST> » » <
3---* — ?.O Delaware. Lack. West... }49(}%M9tt% 490 J9O ISO 510 700-1% Third Avenue Railroad.... 9 9%, 8%, W *S% »
3.650U-2% Denver & Rio Grande ■2o ! 25%j 23% 23% 23% 24 ©M>'-3% Toledo. St. L. & West 20 J2O 19 19% 19% »
l.?20;-2U Denver & Rio Grande pr..! Co%i 65% 62% «:v: €3 "j 64 100- % Toledo, St. L. & West. pr. "43% -«X ; 43% ,43% 53 K%
I>W-1U Distilling Securities.... ... 26$ 2*vSl 25% 25% 25% 26 MO -2 Twin City Rapid Transit.. 10, MB I 103 , 10S%l OS 1 05%
-,;., — iDuluth. S. S. &At 10% 10% 10y,| 10%! 10% H% !«-=■ % Union Bag & Paper VA 6% 6% _6% _«% 6*a '
lOOr-3 IDuluth S. S. & At. pr...... 17 !17 17 |17 17 20™ LOO— Union Bafr Paper P-Vi"! J^ Lg* Lg^l tgj ,^» w
7.600p-l=i Erie 21 21 194 19% 19% 20 169.700 -3% Union Pacific 155% 156% 152% 153% 153 % 153%
UWM-2 Erie Ist rr ST 37 [ 35% 36 35% 36% 880 Union Pacific pr.. .......... 88% 88% p% 8«4 88 88%
•• -1 Erie 3d pr 28 28 28? 28 28% 23- 100 - % lUn. Dry Goods, ex div Z». 97% 97% 97% 97% 97 100
200-23;. (Federal M. &S. Pr 56 . M I 55% Es%| 55 IGO 100-4 United Ry. Investment.... 26 26 | 26 84 26
llftL. r 'General Chemical Co. pr... 108 03 108 IMB 108 104 Looo|f3 U. B. Cast Iron P. &F. Pr 54% 54% ..3 ; . W m
2,7001-4 General Electric Co 138% 138% 134 135 134% 135% 100i-2% United States Express 95% 95% 9^4 95% 95 .00
$600-2% Great Northern pr 13) 121 118 118% 118% 118% 100 -3% I U. S. Realty & Imp 64-^ 64\ 64» 4 64% 60 «5
2,750]- % (Great Northern Ore ctfs.. 49%] SO '. 49 ;49 48% 49% !.!«:-' -4 U. S. Rubber... 30 30^,1 Z7 a v «»Lg
£WK) -2*l ilHlnois Central i 126% 124 '124 1124 125 800 -«% U. S. Rubber Ist pr 100 100 99 99% 98% IW
! '-«'-: ilnter.-Metropolltan ; 35%] 15% 14% 15 | 14% 15 800 _» T. S. P.wbhar 2d pr :»% 60% 60 :60 55 60
15 410-2% llnter. -Metropolitan pr ) 45% 45^ g 41% 43 ! 42% 43 286^00-1% Un ted States Steel 63% 64 61% 62% 162%
800-2% International Harvester... SS 88 65% 86% 86% 87 ' 7.30.1-1%, United States Steel pr U3% 113% 110% 11- 111 a J
' 400-1 International Harvester pr 119 119 U9 119 116 119 4,300 :- % Utah Copper ...........-....] 41% i 41% 40% 40% 40% «
575:—% International Paper ' 9%| 9%! 9' 9 9 , 9V-'- 3,700 -1% (Virginia-Car. Chemical.... 55% 66 04% ia- +> ■ L~*
I ... — } International Paper pr".. 45% 46% 41% 42% 42 44 100 - % Virginia-Car. Chemical pr. 119 119 119 119 US 113
l>>3 ; -% Int. Steam Pump • 35 . 38%1 36% 38V4 ; 87% 38 !-«4 Wabash "%J 14%J ,2^ 13% 13%
300-1% 'Int. Steam Pump pr , 78% 78% 78% 7STi! 78% 79 10.2004-2% Wabaah pr.... 31% 31% 2?V« 28% J^, Wk
100-2% lowa Central....... 15 jls 15 15 14% 15% 1.7001-1% I Western Maryland. ..41% 41% 40 40% 40% 41
1 ,2: _54 ilowa Central pr j 30% 30?; 25 27% 27% 28 L 450 -3% | Western Union Telegraph *8 ; 58% 06 ( B6V. soV=| 68
14- ■■-3'l Kansas City Southern 23%| 23% 23 28% 23% 1 26 8,600-3 Westinghouse Mfe:--. , w 60% 4 i .' W I o^4 a
700-3% 'Kansas City Southern pr.. 60 160 58% 58% 58% 59 600— Wheeling & tLake^Erie^.r. , 4 4% 4 ,4% 4% 8
M 8 — - K. C. Ft. S. &M. Pr )69 €9 ;69 69 ;68 €9 100i-l% Wheeling &L. E. Ist pr..; 8% 8% S% 8% 8 :10
W - '-4 |Keokuk & Dcs Moines !4% 4V 4% 4% 4% 7 WO— Wheeling &L.E. 2d pr.... 4% 14% 4,-8: 414 1 5 to
1 -1% Laclede Gas ;99 199 96% 97% 97%' 98 300-3 Wisconsin Central 1 46»! 46%! 44 44 42V 46
s'.QfiQ— 3' | Louisville & Nashville ',1?.4N, 131%!132 ! 131 U. 132 ! ' I | |i ! ! ! :
BANK "STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. S^^^^^^^£^» compared with
!■•l Sj I loag&^afis co .^r, s^ S'^S !n^ a^ p^^ 6^ es
„■-_ ICommerce 1200 IJTIQ i2i)o !200 !2fr) |2f.5 «Small lots. : '
FINANCIAL MARKET
Banks Call In Money on Stock
Exchange Commitments.
Substantial Wall Street interests sup
ported stocks in yesterday's selling
movement to an extent that prevented
excessive speculative demoralization. At
the opening- losses from the closing of
the preceding day -were heavy enough
\ to suggest the development of acute dis
turbance in the course of the five hours
; or trading, but outside of active press
ure from the, bear element and heavy
, liquidation by commission houses, which
resulted in a gradual lowering of quota.
tions, the general movement of prices
failed to bring forth an: thing in the
; nature of panicky conditions. Banks
continued to call loans on accounts of
I doubtful merit, while they demanded in
: creased margins on loans from borrow
; ers whose credit seldom is questioned.
; Borrowers have to pay the piper when
I the time for settlement comes. Unfortu
j oately for borrowers, all the banks ap
i parently have made up their minds that
: this is the psychological moment for the
j liquidation of many demand loans, and
: as a consequence this week's bank state
i ment should show a further material in
! crease in reserve above legal require
ments. The New York banks are pre
raring for an emergency, but they do
1 not expect to be compelled to take out
j emergency currency. They are making:
such active preparations for trouble that
i there will be no excuse for the develop
i ment of financial disturbance. And It Is
quite probable that the banks in the
West will follow the example of the
Eastern institutions by forcing a radical
I contraction in loan accounts. Other
markets must follow the stock market
In the matter of liquidation before im
provement can be looked for.
The general situation, especially as re
gards individual and corporate extrava
gance, the overextension of credit, the
high cost of living and speculation based
on borrowed money, must go through a
I process of readjustment to a sane and
healthy basis. Stocks are leading the
way, and the sooner similar movements
develop elsewhere the better for all con
cerned. Incidentally, it is worth men
tioning that the United States is not
going- to pieces, and that on all declines
I our prominent railway and industrial
I securities are worth buying by people
who have the cash to pay for' them.
Cash necessities and foolish fears are
responsible for some of the current sell
| ing, a reflection of which is found in
: sacrifice Bales in many of the usually in
! active issues, as, for instance. Southern
: Railway preferred, which in yesterday's
market bold down more than 5 points
between sales, and Missouri Pacific,
which showed a maximum loss of more
than .' points. The issues named do not i
pay dividends, but the same sort of
celling was reported among high grade
investment securities. In the wheat
market prices were easier in the after- J
noon, as a result of increased receipts at j
Chicago, while corn declined for a. time
on less apprehension over reports of ad
verse weather conditions In the corn
belt, though rallying near the close on
covering operations. New low records
for tliH year were made throughout the
list of active stocks, with the chief de
clines among the prominent issues in
Consolidated Gas, the Harriman shares,
St. Paul. Reading, Atchison, New York
Central ;md United .-'tat. Steel. The
United States Steel Corporation declared
the usual quarterly dividend of l*i per
cent on th«; common stock, and reported
earnings for the last quarter available
for dividends of $26,5(58,793, against
$16,011/432 for the corresponding time a .
year ago.
Since the time of its organization the
United States Steel Corporation has
earned an amount available for divi
dends on the common stock averaging
about '•* per cent a year. The report for
the second quarter of the current year
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1910.
shows a surr<lus after dividend require
ments of $134)10,093, and with the sur
plus of the first quarter the concern
earned in the first six months of 1910 an
amount in excess of the entire year's
dividend of G per cent. Earnings in the
present quarter may fall as low as $35,-
OOOtOOQ, and to a smaller amount in the
iast quarter, yet there will bo a big sur
plus to add to that of the first half of
the year after the deduction of the com
mon dividend for twelve months. The.
Steel Corporation made its poorest earn
ings in 1904, net results approximating
$73,00<MH>0, with a surplus aft( j r pre
ferred dividends of $5,000,000; but pince
that time there has been a larg-e in
crease in th." normal demand for finished
steel materials and a largo Increase In
the capacity of the corporation. th<^ .lat
ter having been financed from earnings,
and it is not conceivable that a time will
come in the near future, if ever, when
Pteel common will pa?s from the divi
dend list. The common dividend of 5
per cent can be paid on the basis of net
earnings of a little less than $100,000,
600. In the first half of 1910 net earn
ings have been at the rate of upward of
$155,000,000 a year. United States Steel
common is Belling under .its actual
worth. The stock has been allowed to
move with the general market, but it is
probable that insiders are larger holders
of the issue to-day than at any time !n
Ita history
BOND MARKET SALES.
s«vo Jed 4Us 9* l i 1 5000 Int R T 65... IW-&
8908 do new... 93"%; 2<X)O Im & Gt N
am do 4s 90 i 6s !C*M>
JOOO A--e»" 5s .96 ! l<V>o la Cent 55...103"*
1000 N v Can 46.102 WOO do 103
: moo do .. 101' i 2000 LS & M So
I 15000 N v C 4Hs.lO6^j Deb 4« . 92>i
2.V00 do new... 108% 8000 Jjaa & . Nash
3000 do l r »6- Unlf 4s P7
jifKV* do 445....100H1 2000 do 9»J'»
30000 do .'. ...100H 3000 L& N Ala 55109H
2»00 do 4s 1957. «>««»: 6<-' 0 Marine 4Hs.- <W
! 80""»0 do 105? 98*il WOO do f>9Vi
I 1000 do 1906.... 30i0<3 do . 59
10000 do .' 98V -«m<J do 5*5
8000 Adams Ex 4s f'3 8000 Mcx Cent 4s. 96^
K«00 A',:iß-Ch s*. 74»i 2000 M Bt P &■ I,
8000 Am Ice S 6«. 70 \ M Ist Con
3000 Am T & T 4s . . .b2OF. P7V
Cvt 4s . . . 98% 1000 do 97%.
6ROOO do OS 1 * 4000 Mo Pac Cvt
62000 do 981* 5s PO%
20000 do &S ■ 7000 do 90
I 12<XK> Am Tob 65..K>5 ' l<»00 N V Air B 6a.102fe
i 8000 do Reg....K'4»;j GOOO N V Cen Gen
18000 do 4? ..... 78% 3^s 57%
:«hhj do . .. 78% 13000 NY NH& H
I 7<>OU do 78^)1 Deb Cs 131 4
; LOOO do . . 78 I 1000 do 131
18000 do Res.... 78Vil 1000 do 131 Vi
i fiOHO do 78 13000 do Cvt 3Us. 67
i Mho .10 . .. 77 V GOO© N v Tel 4' L s. 964
1000 Armour 4v,s. :^\ 10000 do !«i ,
1000 do '<" 5000 do s*>
1000 do »1 6000 N & XV Cvt
SuOO A . T A S F I 4" 96141
Gen 4s 98HI ° do ;"'i:
10*1 do 9S%\ 3000 do !»0
! :-'OO<J do i'" 1 - I ■'•'"'" do :•.' vi
■•--.> do Cvt 53.10.V* 1 13000 do 95
470* do . 105% I 5000 do 9*V4
20000 do 105H! 1000 l J ac C&«J4s 88
10000 do l"- « i 6000 N I'ac Pr 4s. 00%
20000 do !'Xj : 3000 do 00%
29000 do Cvt 49.102** 2000' do HO 1 .-. '
; 27000 do 103 4""" do '. 99%
i !'<«)<>» do 10'2'k 1800 do 00
SOOO do ■;•'-■■« 2000 Ore Bn L. Ist
! 5000 do 102'- Con r.?.... 109
; MOO At Coast 4s. 93 " WOO Pac T A T Z<* ■.-:.■.
i 11-wo do L. & N 000 do f«5
4s .... 90 10i» do 9534
9000 do .... 89% Cm** Pa 3%a 1015. •••"
MM) BUT 45... 81% 4<'" <> do '.<■■»
WOO do siv 9000 do U5
4SAt~iO " do 81 10000 do 4s r.)55.102%
2000 do 80% 8000 Peo & E Inc. M
l<!r«M> do 50,4! ■»'" : ' Read Gen 4s. 07%
•4000 do '■» |10iJ<K) do :i7 :
l<x«t BH&I' 5a 1164 l*W do i»7%
2000 Cl & i:i 5s &2 I'JW do B7>
10-X) Can SO Ist ' 100*)0 StLASFR
Ex tie... .108 R ii*" se. .. f!4H
l.VioO Cent 1. Z. 5... 984 : " ( " <> St I' M & -M
! io.:>o do r»«! 4V.M 103?; j
12000 do .... . 97«- t ; • r><>o<> flo 103%
■ .'--«> do 974 10000 do M l.\ 4" 98%
1000 C P Gtd 4i. 98% 1000 Fan An & Ar
1000 do HSV P *■ 84
20CK.10 C 4- O 'v! 1 "»» l do S4>i
4V..S 90?; ; 1000 S V P & P
ROOD do DO Gold r5....i07 i
<K«m) do . 894 17000 Stab A L Adj
f***> doG«n44alo0 1 0s 71
1000 do Con 5s 11-r\ 3000 do R«f 5a.. 99%
2000 do 11l ' 3000 •! , <M
1000 d., fl* 1911.100% 5000 So Pac Col Tr
1000 Ch & A S4«. 70 4s 89
1000 C& B I i;<-f 1000 .10 let r4a 954
A: Imp 4s. 82 ' 1000 do 98%
8000 CGt W 4?. SO 8090 do Cvt 4a.. 94%
8000 Ch & N W ■" ■" do 94%
Gen a"s.. S7 r » STOOO do m\
If*)"*) Ch &: W 1.. 894 68000 do ;... as«
KMJ Chic I! & Q ' ■'•""' do ■■ JinTi
Deb .">b . .1004 14(HX> do .. 83%
2000 do Jt 4b.. !<■"■■► 3000 do :,;;;.,
ISOOO do . !•.'.«; 99000 do ■» .
17000 do 9S 10000 do . . <)3V4
470-W dv Nrb Xx 27000 do 92 .
4b 08 11-IC/ .1,, ....
4000 do 111 Dlv -t""" Bo Ry Ist Bs.J(H»4
4x 96 T 4 WOO do Gen 4s 7341
l'»<» OCM & St P 6000 do V.i
Gen Ah A. 98! 1000 T< & p let
7000 do 9^'i 5u 1084 ;
19000 do 98 ■ 1000 do io:>
8808 do D 4 Or 10000 Third Ai- Con
Bo &. 102% 4s Stpd. .. 01
2000" C R 1 &• p ; 8800 Un El Line. .1.:
Ref 4a . ms", .'«"«• do . . ;j^'4
33000 do .. . ;... >•>]', 11000 Un P st 4«.lihii4
1000 da . ►■■', 5000 do I<>"' »
!<«»•'•» do HP. 4«. 70U 7000 do . .. 1004
0i») do ...... 70 11<«k». do R^f 4* WSV4
3.VXW Co C9Vi 1000 do 90
BOND MARKET SALES.
2.(00 do . ... 6svv; 1000 do .- 85«
3000 do ... «n; 10000 do Cvt 45.. 101%
16000 do 20000 do 101^
2000 do 60 65000 do 101H
11000 do 68 ' 1000 do lOlVj
2000 do «7S 30000 •do 101^4
2<K>> do «7^i 53000 do 101
2000 do «*%, 1000 U R Rof St :
9000 do 67 F 4s 68
2>XK) C St I' M & ' 1000 V S Rub 65.. 102
O 6s . li.'4V 2090 co ■" > 2 1 *
10"X> Col * S Rpf ' WOO do I^2l*
&Xx 4Ha. OT. j 2000 do ™2
WOO Col Mid 45.. 65 : 11000 U S Steel 8 F
1000 Col & tuh 6s 192H
Ay Ist 6s. PC, i4Oo<>oi 4Oo<>o do . . .• 102»»
2000 .-on Tob 4s. 7S IWOO do 102%
14000 L>el & Hud [12000 do J 2'n
Cvt 45.... i"*t"' 7B7 B 1000 do Reg I'"'*
5000 do 96% 1000 Va-'J Ch 55.. 98%
3«>00 do Kef 4s. 7 »: tooo do OflVt
2000 do V.4 41-25.100 I 1000 Ya B Ist sb. U's
5000 Dei) & It G i 1000 Wab Ist 55.. 107%
Ref 6a PI 2000 do 2d OS**
1000 do 00%] 10000 do R & Ext
1000 do Con 4«. P3%| . 4b ..... *51
2000 do ..SSOT. 98* 1000} do •*>*>
8000 Dls S C 6s. 67 7000 d,-. 6*.»H
1000 li, TVair G '- |15000 do «0
Con tat 110' : ! aeoo do SOTs
11000 Erie Ist Con I2POOO . do 59V:
4s SO»i .14000 do ■">?*,
r*O"X) do Gen 4s. 68 !l.«000 do 57 s *
6000 do 67 i 15000 do 57
5000 G«n El Deb , 5f»0O do 57&
5s ...131 !2fiOoO do 57
.'iOOO do 130 ! 1000 Tab P T Ist
10000 Gr B Deb B 12 I Ctfs o4^a
25000 Int Met 4 ! 2 s. 7S ; 7080 do 34
17000 do '7?; 6000 do 24 Ctf6.. 52
15000 do . 77 585 8 | fiOOO "West ? F 6s. «5
54Oiv» dc 77' i 3000 West Sh 4s. .100
4000 do . .. 20000 Wls Cent Gen
64.V. do 77% 4s 91 '
2<V>o do 77 ! 1000 flo ....... 90!*
17''«> do 77---
Total sal« of bonds, 52.452.500.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were th* last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yester
day en the New York Stock Exchange:
Last Closing.
sal*. , Bid. Asked.
Adama Express - £50 250 —
Allis-Chalmers Co p?. . 25 23H 26
I Am Beet Sugar d? 02 ; $$ 90
Am Coal 120.4 78 150
! Am D!st Tel » IS B0
Am E-xrr«ss . 2*o 223 "50
' Am Sm"pf B 82 82 «4
; A.m Snuff 2«5 200 300
i do pf •■ !<V''-4 95 100
[Am Sugar pf . m 315 119
I Am Tel A Cable 71 Vi 71 75
Am Woolen 27% 25 '-4 28
; Bait & Ohio pf 90 85 90
i Batopilas Mm 2Si 2*2 * 2%
i Bethlehem Steel ...... 22 2O 2IT»
do pf 53 4S':i 52
Buff n A: P 95 &6 102
do pf 125 12i 130
Buff & Eusq pf 29 — S3
'"an Southern tW-i 5<5 65
I Cent & Booth Am Tel. 100 115
I Chic & Alton pf 64 T 4 — 65
i Chic B & Qy 225 200 —
Chic I & 1., pf — 60 SO
Ch &. Northwest pf 203 203 21'>
Chic Union Trac 2 ! i 2 3
do pf $ ! /J 5V4 7
C C C & St L. 70 65 70
do pf 100 — 100
Co! Fuel & 1 110 — llrt'-i
i Col & So Ist pf 74 -70 75
do 2.5 jif 74 7f» 74
1 D M & Ft D "■ 4 12
F^d M & S 7."> 22% 40
i->d Sugar 6O 40 HO
do pr 96 no 1 10
Gen ''hem Co 44 h.s :>h
I Granby Mln 40 •_'.'> 100
Hocking Valley 124 » 110 —
Hom«stake M* v * v >
! ICeok & D M pf ..... 41 30 50
I>acledP Gas pf 95 80 100
I^ike Erie ft \V 15 • 14 15
do pf 4.'. 30 38
l.ak.- Shore 820 32."» --
Long [aland 90 f.5 (VI
Mackay Cos pf ... 7." TO 72
1 Manhat Beach . . .• -3 2 4
Mi. Central — — I.SO
M & SI L pf. 60 30 70
M S P & B 8 M pf..l46'i Ui> 150
Nat Kuans & Stpd \>t. S«s'i 7."i ion
Nat of Mcx ]■;• 88 t«'4 69
New Cent Coal 52 -i to >'■>
N y <■ & s^ r. Ist pf .. v>.>\ 100 no
X V Dock 29 25 4.-.
do pi" 82% 78 8.1
-Vorf & West pf 89 «7'a 90
Ontario Silver S5 Ha 2 l a
Pur Coast 105 SS 10l
do Ist pf 105 80 HO
do I'd pr 106 US . imi
Peoria & East 22 IM '.'o
P C C A St I. pf.....llfiVi 100 ii:,
Quicksilver »"* l" : j ."
do pf •"•'•» -"» ■;
Reading Ist pf 98 VJ 88
Rome Wat & < fed 121 ' i lIS 122
Rutland 1! It Co -,>'.... 30 25 ;{,,
St I, & S X Ist pf.... '■■- 58 65
Bloas-Sbeff St A I pf.-114 103 ir.
Tex * fa ■ I-! Ti feS hi', 5,7
Toledo Railway! & L.. 8% C>a 7
United Dry Goods pf..10l «la —
United Ry Invest pf . . 54 50 53
lrit^.t Cigar Mfp pf.-103 102 ms
r S Cast Iron P ft K. 15 It ]«
I' S Reduc & Ref a 4»4 8
do pf 13 12 ].',
v.i Iron C ''- C M 01
Wells Fareo Ex... 17." US 17,1
West Maryland pf . C"'i 82 . 89
West'bouae Mffr Ist pf.115 \>»i aa
9
COBALT STOCKS.
(Furnished by Warren. Qxowskl it Co., {{0 32
Eroad street.)
Bid. Asked.! nid. Asked.
> Amalgamate .'1 ■• • ■ i-1i -1 Rose 335- 84*,
Bailey 7 7'-i Little Nipls 14% 14' i
Beaver Con. is\. 19 McKinley ... 92 M
nix six 14 3.3 Nancy Helen, .i- 1 8
Buffalo 165 219 1 Nii>iasiiiK . .1020 1088
Chambers F. is lh?i Nova Scotia.. 31 .•(■•;•
Cof Cobalt. 22? i 23 Ophir 2iJ 3g
Cobalt Cent. 7 10 OtisSrt 3 9%
Cobalt Lake. 14'-j 15 I'eteraon lrt : i 17
ConUsaa ...410 r>io Right of Way IS 22
Crown 1ie5.. 254 2f>B Rochfaier ... I4»i i 4i 4 r t
Roster ..... 7 12 Silver Uuf.. :,% G
f;iffor>l ... -'I* S Silver Car... »3
Ot Northern «J'> 7U Silver Queen. »i i>
Green Meeh. * II 1-*1 -* Temlskamlnj;. ri7Vt B»U
Margraves l<;"* 17 Trethewey .. .119% 1302
Hudson Hay 7<> l<o Watts I s '
John Rlack. 2 r. Wettlauf« r ..'TO — v
Kerr Lake.. 77 1 * 7 /i j
•Offered. ; J
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
Heavy liquidation and a further sharp
break characterised speculation in the
' market for outside securities. At time*
j little or no support was in evidence, even
In the recently manipulated issues. Ex
tensive selling was attributed to large in
terests. This was especially noticeable in
the mining list, which ran off from a 5l ; 1 *""
' fraction to over a point, helped by traders
and' stop km orders. The higher prlcea
industrial* declined in sympathy. Rumors
; of heavy calling of loans were given as tne
; reason for the break, although in some
quarters it was said that selling came from
insiders who had to support various issues
in the Stock Exchange. United C gar
Manufacturers sold ex-dividend and feu b^
points; Standard Oil and American Tobacco
ruled steady. Losses from % to iH. n ' «™
' shown in Chlno, Miami, Ray Consolidated.
Kerr Lake. Nipisslng, La Rose and Giroux
Consolidated. While small recessions took .
place in nearly all the low priced ml" ins
stocks, the trading throughout **as rain.
well distributed. Bonds were dull ami
heavy in sympathy with the rest of the
: list. Braden Copper 6s were down a point, i
Detailed quotations follow:
INDUSTRIAL.
Sales. • .I 1 Open. High. T>>w. W.
35 Am Tobacco... 400 '400 3JB ■•»
600 Bay- State Gas. M 'A -a ,3 •
TOO Havana Tob. ... 4.4 + I
i™» do pref 1 ' _?— ni,
1.500 mr Rub ii <**. 20 -"^ *•* *»*
6.300 'January 0i1... 44 47 44 40
1,100 Manliat Transit I ' 4J> **» ••*
400 Mars Oil $1 00 $100 9i> OS
100 •l'alrr.cr O!!...l 45 145 145 1«_
16 Standard 0i1... CM SOO SSO£ ?,'>
810 tUn Cigar Manf 62 tC2 57 ••> ■".- \
800 V S L, & Iltat. 1 1 i"» l-» !
MINING.
7.ooo '•Bovard Con... 2 2* -_. ".\?
1,500 Braden Copper. OS 3*B 3* •- »
400 British Coi Cop 4% 44 6*6 * 4-2 4*
■COOButte- Ooalit... 18«; I*% 16J* 1«H
CO Colonial Silver. ?• % "■ f*
200 Canadian Mines f. 1 * <W 6* «•♦
?,.o<» 'Carisa 20 23 20 23 t
4,100 China Copper.. U 11 10% 10T»
21.000 'Cobalt Central 10 1" 3 '-' J 10
200 •com!) Fraction 4.» 4» 49 49
14,000 Con Ariz Smelt 1"» 1'»1 '» lj }(«
100 D-D Cop ass pd IS 1% 1*» 171 7
6.500 Ely Central A ft % _,**
6,600 "Ely C0n...... 20 21 19 19
•" 80OE1 Rayo 3% 3"* 3'a .. s
230 First National. :Vt 3r* 3_
700 Florence ■ -'A -A -"* -"*
000 Glroux «« 4*4 * MS fl '•
».aOO Gol.lflel.l Con... Srt SA »„ 8
1,000 Gold HCTr St iV A » „- I
25.000 'Greenwatei- ..6 fi 6 «
. .2,100 Greene-Can ... (•'.% 0"s »** bri
2,looHuste<l 53 67 53 B4
300 Inspiration Cop 6"« >"'rl h * 51* :
1,500 Kerr Lake 7A "A T^s « ;^» i
4.200 La Rose Con. .. T.fa 3% 3W •>»
1.100 kittle Miami... 2H 2U 26»2 6 » 2ti
SO Mason Val new 6fi (I ri •« ■»
110 Mcx Mil M & S 4 +4 37»3 7 » 3v» |
.*. '"Mi JMines Co of A 61 61 57 37
! 6.*>o Miami Cop lSi IS ; 17 ! « 17Ja
200 Mont Corbln... IT4 IT* 1% 1:4
l,(i 00 Nev-U M & S. ' % S A A j
300 New Baltic Cop . i 5 6 5
2.WX) NlpiaslnK MCo 10% 10% 10* 10J4
B,Go<>Ohio Copper 1& 1A A ■*
350 »Pac Smelters. .A » lV
000 Precious Metals 1"» 2 1% 2
15.000 'Raw Coalit... 13Vi IS 13Va 14^3
5.000 Rawhide Queen 2>; 2<» 26 28
5,000 Ray Central 2Vi 2"4 2A 2A
I.SOORay Con US 1 1«H fl'W I*s»
400 Red Warrior... l.» 1% IS 1%
310Tonopah Si 8U 81* Si»
500 'Tramps Con... 4 4 4 4
&00 Tri-Bullicn '.-i Si 4S ti
800 Tuolumne Cop.'. 2* 2% 2l2 l **» i
300 Union Mines... Ha 4H a 4a 4 ti %
3 000 »Un Pac Cobalt r '■'. 3 3 3
1,100 'Yellow Jacket. 55 56 5.". 55 I
650 Yukon Gold M. 3H t4 3H -te
BONDS.
15.000 Braden Cop 6s. 99 99 99 99
4.000 .Jones & L 5b..101>4 101 Vi 101 ' i 101 U
15.000 West Pac 05... Vi\i 02 02 »2 '»
•Sells cents per share. tOJd lots. jEx divi-
I dend.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Liquidation proceeded steadily on the
1 Consolidated Exchange throughout the ses
sion., The closing out of odd-lot accounts
because of Impaired margins or the reach
ing - of stop-loss orders was on an enor
mous scale, while numerous larger lines,
running Into the hundreds of shares, were
let go. Sales totalled 180,365 shares, the
heaviest since June 30 last, when the total
■was 233.370 shares, the list, however, em
bracing seventy-four stocks, compared with
only sixty-seven ttocks on the big day in
June. This alone afforded an indication
of the broad character of the liquidation,
the list including such seldom dealt In
i stocks as American Telephone and Tele
graph, lowa Central, Kansas City South
ern preferred. Republic Steel preferred and
General .Electric. Despite the decline in
corn. and. th»» news of rains in the corn
belt the Southwestern grangers were again
under pressure, with some of them suffer
ing drastic : price losses. Detailed opera
tions follow:
STOCKS.
Sale*. . . :„ Open. High. Low-. La*t.
15,01.0 Am»l Copper..'. 57*4 «7*4 551 a 09%
130 Am Beet Sag.. -7 27 24** »
«50 Am C & Fdy... 44 ' i 44 i S9 a i 40^*
220 Amer Can ... 7 77 1 * 7 77 l 4l 4
. 90 do pref ..1... «4'-i *4-» Mj X4 1-.
89 Am cot Oil 53 H 83% 62: i 52'»
420 Am Ice ....... !»?» 39?» 16H 11%
10 Am Hide ft L.. 4 * 4 4
70 do pre? 22' i 22 ! 19 ! «. 10T»
SiOAm 1/0c0m0.... 31 31 29 30
10,060 Am Smelting... 64 64S 6!' i 62 8 »
270 Am Sugar lltiVi 116-* 115 116 »
1m Am Tel & TeI.ISOU 129 1 * 126' i 1264
440 Anaconda S* 1 * 36' i 33!* 33 s *
3,810 Atchison : 98% »3 l i W 92 ! )
300 Bait & 0hi0... 106' 108H 105 106 ! v
2,340 Bklyn Rap Tr. . 724 73" 4 "OH 71 •»
20 Can Pacific . 170 3 i 179% 1784 17R-7
230 Cat Leather... 2SH 29* i 35% 25 1 *
800 Ch«s & 0hi0... 08% . 68% 66 664
330 ai C-t West... 21H 21% I©% 19 s *
2,670 Ch M &-. St P.. IIS'-, 118% 11«% 117
930 Ccl Fuel 26 >i 27% 22 ! i 24
P2oConsol Gas .120% 126 122% 1254
280 Corn Products.. 32'» 124 12 : » 12-*
830 Den & R!o Gr.. 26 3*3 * 25% 23 ?4'*
310 Distillers 264 26% 25 25
S3O Erie 20% 20 7b7 b 1& 7*7 * 20 1 *
10 do Ist prsf... 36S 06^ 26*s 26H
Spirit Nor pref. 120 120 1 118% 118
70 Gt Nor ore ctfs 49 49 48% 49 a *
" 20 Gen E3ec 134 134 134 134
350 Inter-Met -. 154 15% 144 14 7 4
440 do pref 454 45 -3 41** 42
Winter Paper ... 9 1-*1 -* 9 l * 9 0
60 lowa Centra!... 16% 154 15% 154
10 Kan City 50... 23 234 23 28%
10 do pref 594 594 594 594
30 Louis & Na5h.. 1334 1334 1S2 S * 133
340 Mo X & Tex... 2S 28 26** 2T%
410 Mo Pacific .... 504 504 41 s * 42"-4
10 Mer Mar pref.. 144 144 144 14%
360 Nat Lead 17% 48 48% 48%
1.170 N 1 Centra!... 109 4 1094 105H 1<64
250 N V Ont & XT.. 40 404 38% 39
590 North Pacific. .115% 115H 112 118%
i4/\ pa^.f.'- Mall ... 23 234 224 22 7
1,530 Perm R R 124 "■» 120 123 124 l i
70 People's Gas ..1044 1044 102 103
SO Plttsr.urj? Coal.. 144 144 13 13
ISO Pressed St! Car 25 i 25'» 25 25
81.650 Reading 135 135H 131 132H
220 R«p Ste«l . 254 254 26 .274
40 do pref 84 84 S4 84
1.32 'Rock. Island ... i* 5 * 26 & 4 22 l i 24»i
190 d~> prsf 6$H 6S»i 61 61
10 St L. Swu pref. . 51 51 51 M
3,160 South Pacific... 106 106S* 103 * 104
690 Southern Ry . . 20 20% 1? 1»
10 do pref 484 454 434 434
120 Tern Copper... 2O 204 19 1 *, 204
70 Texas & Pax:... 234 234 28% 23 *.
115 Third Aye <> i 9 s * « l i «>•♦
80,020 Union Pacific. .3 H 156 152% 158%
190 US Rubber. .. 3 ' s s 30H 2«4 27 r »
68.320 V 8 Steel 634 «4 4 61 1 * 624
250 do pref .......1134 US'* HO I.*1 .* 112
110 Utah Copper .. 414 41H 40*4 41
320 Va-Car Chem.. s»>>4 68% 544 544
f.flo Wahash 144 14** 12** 134
858 do pref 31 81% 28% 29
40 West Union ...SSVi 58% 68% 58%
nit West lid 42 42 41*» 41%
40 Westinghouse .. 49VS 494 404 4!>4
150.3C5 Total sales.
MINING.
300 Atlanta 18 .10 .10 .10
300 Con Cal & Va. . .83 .83 .83 .83
2,280 Comstock bonds .15 .15 .15 .15
200 Elkton 77 .77 .77 .77
800 Florence 02 3 » .02 "4 .<.c 3 » .02
Ks."> GoMneld C0n...5.35 8.3.". 7.574 7.874
4.000 Great Bend «'3 .03 .06 .88
80) Jim Butler 244 .-44 .2*% .-'44
1,600 Jumbo Kxten... .45 .47 .38 47
2,fV<)o Kewinas 05 .05 044 .044
2•> Mexican 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20
GOOOphlr 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.10
l(«'i Overman 75 .7. > .'•< .75
3(K) Po'.osi «0 .30 .3<> .30
200 Portland 1,15 1.15 1.15 1.13
Tonoj>;ih Ext... .75 .75 .75 .75
200 Union Con 32 .82 .311 .39
12,£55 Total sales.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
(Furnished by Swartwour &. Appemellar. No. 40
Pine street.)
Approx.
Name Maturity. Bid. Ask. yield.
Am Cigar 4 pc, Mc'.i 15. mil.. f*4 88% 5.88
do .4 pc, Mch 15, 1912 87% 81 .'..10
Bait & Ohio 4d C. Mch 10. lull tiOVi *-•••> 7 i <i»
.do 4% p •. June, 1833 l«4 l)*\ 4.'JO
Beth Stc«l Corp f> pc, Nor; lUI4 05 004 4 v '»
Chic & Alt 5 i> c. Mch 15. 1013 98% 98% 5.88
Cln Bam & I) 4 j> c. July. 1813 ;•:;*♦ »7'i 5.08
C C C <!t St L 5 p c. June. 1911.100% lOOTi 4.10
D& IT eapta 44p c, July. 1922.100 101 4.25
Erie 0r c, April 8. 1911. 98% 9!)% fl. 10
on Rubber 44 p c. July. 1!»15. 82 84 0.70
Hudson Cos. <i pc. Oct 15. inn. 85% as 700
do ol> C, IVb. 1913 OH K»> «..IO
[ntarbor It T V, P c. May, l»11..100% ion; :• wo
Kan cP.iL.C r. c. S«pt 1912. 07 88% ,1.7,,
do 5 p c. May 15, 1013 ....... IU s i 80% U. 50
Lack .-te-l 5 pc. Men, 1!)15 88% 88% 7.50
Minn. A St LCv c, Feb. 1811.. '.'7 S>h>4 73D
M iC & T 6 J> c. Aug. lull. . . IKS 1 * 'M 0.00
N V Cent Unes, e':pts. 5 p c,
Nov. I'.<i<- 22 : 4. 50 4.50 _
N V N H A II 5 p c. lull '15.. 1011 101% _
.St L & S F 4% p C fVb. 1P12.. 88% !»7 4 5«0
do 5 p C. Mch. llli:i M »7 «30
Southern itv 8 p <•. Feb. 10111.. 8T '.'»>4 5 r>o
Tidewater Co i; p c June. l!»l"..l"" !no*j b.hq
\v.-.,t T»l *c T 5 p c. Feb. 1912 98% '>i» a.28
w El ,1 M• p .-. Aug. 1910.... ::• 100 000
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterday's cloHlnp
quotation* fur government bunds, compared
with Monday's;
—July 25— —July 3<; .
Hi.i. AmkhJ. Rid. ABke.J
U. .<:. 2a rex., 1930 . 100% l"l Vi 100** 101
U. S. 2s, coupon, 1980. ..10O*t — 100% —
V. S. 3s. rep., 18M i"i U 102 101% i,,2
U. R.'B». coupon, 1918. . ,101' i 102 in 1 . ••» 10a
i. 8. •»«. Reg , MI'S, 114*« 118 114*. M.'.
U .- ■Is, coupon, HCs...lM*i 113% 114 HftU
Panama 2«, rer . U««. . . IOt»\ 101 10i»«i lot
Panama 2a. re»., 1038... lUI 10o9» lul
Executor , innn Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Fanners' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16, 18, 20 &22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York,«
UNDO* \\ SS?s^Bt Witcin.' PAEI * 41 BotW
Travelers Letters of Credit. Foreign Exchange,
Administrator Guardian
3 Metropolitan UZ
Trust Company*
0/ the City 0/ JVew YorA
49 WALL STREET
Capital, Surplus and Profits, $10,000,000
BRAYTON JVES. Preset. gSPPF X" 37^^
ANTON A. RAVEN. Vice-FW l^^^^^m^CrTA^fr
BEVERLY CHEW. 2d V«-Pr-. g^?l,^ £ fR^D Aj*Sc££t
BfiHTRAM CRUGER. Traouwr. FREDERICK, c- rKitiJ. Aj*. aeotucy.
DIRECTORS.
William L. Bell. ifr^T^a-^o «<"<' R. Sfceidoa.
William Carpender. w^rtrkT Martin. J. Kdward Snnn«w
Ta—. , De Wltl jCßjler. Joseph J. SU^n,
Henrr W. DeForest. kD Morgan. Join T. Terrr.
Haley Fl»k<-. Richard M«rt!awr. G*o. Henry warrea.
J. Horace Harding. JrbD R i' ou*. Horae* WMte.
ErsWne Hewitt. its-!.-» M. Pratt.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET.-Money on call
>ened at 2 per cent; highest. 2 per cent,
west, 1 per cent; closing, lVi per cent;
iling rate, 2 per cent. Time money was
Ightly easier. Bates, ZVz . per cent for
sty days, 4 per cent for ninety days, 44 1 *
■r cent for four months. 4^g4*i per cent
r five months. 5£5«.; per cent for six
onths. Mercantile paper continued ab
ates- £&@s?j per cent for sixty to ninety
iys" Indorsed bills receivable, 5%@a% per
nt for choice four to six months' single
Lines, 6 per cent for others.
FOREIGN" EXCHANGE.— The ■ foreign
:chanpe market opened easier, with rates
mil 5 to 10 points to 4.55»>0@4.50.0 for
bles. 4.5545@4.85».* for demand sterling and
.*jaW9Uaft for sixty-day bills. Short
j francs were quoted at S.la 3*3 * less 1-lb and
short reichsmarks at 95 less 1-3- The
; market held steady in the day with rates
virtually unchanged from the opening.
Cables were quoted at 4.8555©4-8570, demand
sterling at 4.8&45<@4.85V2 and sixty-day bills
at 4.83V5@4.53?i. Short francs held around
! 5.18* i less 3-64 and short reichsmarks 9o
less 1-32.
Bankers' posted rates were:
Sixty days. Demand.
Sterling - <•«« *£*£
Germany, reichsmarks 94 'i , - if
Fans, francs 5.20 B-l|%
Belgium, francs *2W »•»*
I Switzerland, francs 0.-l 1 * v i» ,'^
Holland, guilders 40 40%
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— Boston, par;
Chicago. 10c premium: San Francisco, sight
714 c premium, telegraph 10c premium; New-
Orleans, commercial par and 25c discount,
1 bank Jl premium; Charleston, buying par,
! celling l-10c premium; St. Louis. 13c pre
mium bid. 25c premium asked: Minneapolis,
60c premium: Savannah, buying 3-Wc dis-
J count, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. — Sew York, ex
changes $326,738,218. balances $16,394,813; Bos
ton, exchanges $2a.119.945. balances $1,431.
Philadelphia, exchanges 123.659.345. balances
$1,909,22* • Chicago, exchanges s443,lB?, StW t bal
! ances $2.33 1, S?7.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar sil
ver, 63% d; Mexican silver dollars, 4*c. Bar
' silver in London closed at T 9 d, a decline
of ' d.
' GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. 7.55; Lis
j bon, 7.50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican ex-
I change on New York Is quoted at ""!"-
«^
BANK STOCKS
i (Reported by Clinton Gilbert, No. 2 Wall str-etj
Bfd. Asked.! Bi3.Aske<s.
America ... 6<H> 610 bring N B. 205 210
,Am Exch. . . 230 240 Jefferson . . . 375 188
! Audubon N. 100 115 Liberty . .. 625 —
->Etna Nat.. 173 ISO I Lincoln . .. 400 425
; Bronx Bor.. 3"0 — !Mar.hat Co.. 320 333
Bronx Nat.. 1W 200 IMkt & Ful.; 250 255
Battery P*c. 120 ISO Metropolis .. 3M 410
1 Rower- 375 — Mech & M N 250 260
! Dutch & D. 140 145 Mercantile .. 150 160
Ft- ant P!-:. 155 160 Metropolitan. 200 —
Coal &I N. 150 165 I Merchants' . 175 Ml
! Century ... 170 175 | Merchants' E 160 170
. Chase 440 460 Mount Morris 2?-> 260
I Chatham. .. 320 330 ! Mutual 255 295
Chemical .. 430 445 Nassau .. 240 —
i Cit Cent N. 153 I*o . Nat Reserve. 105 115
: City ... - 363 575 New >.>thTd 210 238
I Chelsea Ex. 2M — ,NTN BA. 320 335
j Commerce . 200 "05 N v County. 908 —
Colonial ... 350 — 19th Ward... 2EB 2*o
Columbia . . 330 . — Night & Day 388 225
Con: Exch. 317':j 32241 Nor Nat — 105
East River. 145 155 ;ra?!«o 2SO 941)
Fidelity ... 16."- 175 I'Par.-:I 'Par.-: 345 SSO
First Nat... 875 900 Pecple's . .. 270 -x*)
Fifth Nat.. ZOO 888 Pherii: . . 195 205
1 Fifth Aye.. 4JOO plasm .. 625 —
Fourth Nat. IR4 1M Produce Ex.. 165 175
1 14th Street. 130 165 sherma c . ... 135 —
Gallatin ... 320 340 Seaboard ... 390 —
j Garfield ... 290 300 I Second 4*>J 425
; German- Am 140 150 I State 275 290
German Ex. 455 — 12th Ward... — 140
Germanla .. 550 565 1 £3d Ward 140 —
! Gotham Nat 150 155 Union Exch.. 1*55 175
Greenwich.. 255 2«5 Wash Hts... 275 —
Hanover ... 620 838 West Side... 630 —
Iran & Tr.. 540 560 Yorkville ... 500 —
•New stock.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
1 (Furnished by Curtis & Sanger. No. 49 Wai!
Btrt*t.)
I Sales. Oren. Hi>fh. LOW . CV—
WOAm Can 7H 7S 7% 77 1 *
10.-, do pr»-f. fi.'. "4 »'..V- 82H BS?i
57 Booth Fisheries . 98 50 M 98
W Com Edison 100% 10i» 3 i M 8 109
BOChlc Title & Tr.MB 145 145 145
75 Chic Telephone. .ll7 117 118 IN
«<; Pneumatic Ten.. 20 23 "r.^i 2«
25Cbic Rya. No 2. 15 - 15 15 15
340 Diamond Match. St SO S3 81
ilf. Illinois Brick ... 88 r.S 81 54%
IT.'* Met Elevated if. 80 « K» X)
M National Carbon.ll4 114 in 111
'■:•.". People's 1 ;aa . liC> MB lO.'t ll^s
9 Quaker Oats . ..lt>". MS 188 MB
180 .Swift & CO. ■• IC'_' 102*4 101 T , MS
10 Ship 88 NO SO v "
: '.41' ..1: 152% 152»; ISO •••
100 do pref ll^ 11« US 118
2<Xt Ur.ite.l Boxboard 84 «'i <■ «
."iS Streets 7'= 7', 7* 75i
BONDS.
I $2,000 Com Edison Ba. .100 :-j: -j 100 100' j K»>»^
T.Ono C City/ Kys Ist 5a.1Ql !O1 7 » !••'. • I.IIV
3,000 Chic Telep r.s.i» ••■■ i » itxjS ltTO*, lio^s
I.OOO N W El*»v- 45... 0414 '-'44 1 * M M
i L.OOO So Sid El 44 l .> . 92 S3 !»•' \r2
. ■ ■ ■- , ■'- _ . ,
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
K;.";:>!^; by J. Thcmas Reinhardt No. 39
Broad street. New York, and Wo. (M Devon
shite street. Boston.)
Hisli- Low. Last.
Acme "> 5> - 21
Ahmeek 14:. MB 1«
Alßtal Nevada Mines.... s - : , S!= ■> -
Arlxpo Rights r.7 99 c»i
I'av Stale Gas 'Si "?. 2S
1 : tr.-i-.iin. 4*; 4** 44 1 * !
B) -t«.n Ely Is . 1A t*%
Itoatrycoj >i
llutte C London ....... 5 5 5
Cactus Copper 9A 8 "-h >
Calaveras u> s>iJ m
Champion I Jl ,*,» i *
Chiet Consolidated.. . . i.« Is i If*'
Chlno •. 11 in - -, 1O»»
Cortoi Mine* -v, _'•, • , |
DavW-Daly 1% |JJ j^j
!■■ mini ■ Syndicate !••', in i^i, |
I'lrst National Copper.. ;l l 4l 4 3,^ ,".,s, i
Goldrteld Consolidated... «A *;** >>rt '■
Humboidt snifinnK. . , :••; ■•. <h>
I -i! tsals H V A V h:. s". &5
I»i Rasa ;'« a'i 31; !
Live Oak . . lt;\. M>i If.**
lit Breweries . ."■•> M 50
Kaaaaebwastts Coal . 3l» 37 3H
Mi Ille Gibson 30 39 '£>
do •. rtfern i■, 1 1, "*l : »
Majestic sa .vj 53
National Mlnlus Kxplor. is 1.% j.-.
New IJaltlc « r. ,-.
Ohio Copper 1,% iV^ iVi
"■■■•■ : '. 1% x*l
Haven Mining ...18 17 in
Rbode Island Coal . <'>'•• t:*i t;s^ '
Bmitb Lake 9 ■»'; as*
Superior & t'.lot-o. . 21 21 "\
Vwlturo tt'< oli0 l i "<i*;
Yukon 4 4 4
FERRY COMPANIES.
„, . Utd.A«k<?d. I Cld.AaS;*d.
Bklyn F5»..'J) 25 | 10th & 23d St. 81 43
11 F Ist sa. 100 105 do bonds... 88 70 |
NY A- HFC. r>3 94 97 Union Ferry.. 2* 31
NT*K R. 25 S<> do Ist fie.. Oi m
do lit 8«. . 35 (O
lirb Stocks
tSP£Cf/iiMF LETTERS
J. THOMAS REMHARDK
Best Facilities for Executing Orders.
Offices 33 Broad St., N. Y. Overlook Curb.
Boston Office 54 Devonshire St. Private wt—x
Irving National
-*iM^/o^> Exchange Bank
Strictly a CommerHal Baati
RnonrtM Over Thirty Mllllr-ns.
Went Broadway and Chamber* St« >"»w Ywrt.'
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CAXADIAJX PACIFIC
1910. 13<^>. toee. i
3d week In July $!>.>.•-•• 83.502 ?1.400,0ft>
July 1-Jnly 21.. S.BOB.O>JO 3 •>».*•' 4.2&6.0ttl
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERS.
3d week in July $152.0«X> 512T.C«v> $110,009
July 1-Jaly 21.. 432.000 370. CC0 :38,fl»)
SOUTHERN.
Number of miles 7.05«> 7.050 — -
3d week in July $L10«>.77^ $955,388 BMl.Bjg
July l-July 21.. 3.242. 4-- 2.d3!>,5«50' nmikl
TEXAS A PACIFIC.
3d week in July $256,243 8223U44 $231.3»
Jan. 1 July 21.. 5.175." 7.263.02S 6.637.4U
CHIC. ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS 4 O3IAHA,
Month of June. 51.276.330 ?1.137.&7ft ?3C1.3a
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN-. i',
Mcnth of June —
Cross earnin?sr.. 2860.486 8760.55: | --3(1
I Exp. and taxes. 6!".'" BMU M 0.43?
Net earning;.. $250.57') $272. i"\ 39
July 1-June 00 —
Gross earnings.. $9.72.-:.«7« 801 3»S $?.?94.^
Ebcp. and taxes. 6.720.045 5.173.296 - 99J81
"Set earning.. $H.OCS.g3S $3.123.097 ?2, 713.95*
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
SUBSIDIARIES.
TIM Bethlehem Steel Corporation and M
: subsidiary companies report, covering op
erations for the six months endec? Jun* 2>#
1910. compares as fUtoWK
"1910. 1009 Cia=W
1 Net mis:. pr05t.5L922.«29 51.317.195 :-• $««.««
Other ir-cone... 6?.52»> 19,973 !.-.: 43.5 a
T ! net 1=Cir:e.51.992,14& $1,337,157 t;. n&4.9?»
Interest en bonds
a.r.l aotaa, ... SJBMtSM $733.455 1=?. 9*JX*
Net tac0:r.e...51.151.950 5505.7C2 I-e. SS3Bt3B
IseoatplaM ordan
on hand, : -v ; 188.888 ; M v• "> D-c.5,3a?.419
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Ma-:- - 1910- 27
(Furr.is>!si tg Swartwon i jippeozeßar. ste#*
Fbm street.)
Nan:;. Maturity. Ist«rwt r!»'i
At!a = Coast I^r.« 4 r c. 191.-"17 5 *?
Butt P.ocl:es & ? 4-4% p <\ 1919-27.. 44 s * I *
I Cent ci Georgia. ?-• 4^-5 p c. 1910- ■" 5 *;»
Can R P. ■■•■■ XJ4 pc. 1312-' l7 44 91
Otaa & Ohio 4 p c. 1910--17 . . ■ 4=*
Chic <£ Alt '-5-5 p c, 1910-19 . 3S 4'»
Chic & East 111 «%-a pc, 19:0-17.. s'-* 4\
1 Chic RI & Pa- 4"-i --^ o -. 1910- p 19.. 5i 4*» I
Ida Ban & Day 4^-5 j> c. 1910-20. . s :i: i *"•
r>«'. & Hud 4-; Pc. 1922 ■»=-» 4*»
Erie 4-475-3 p C. 191©-'l7. S 3
Hockis? Valley 4-4 pc. 1910-13.. i *'■»
Hud & ilanhat spc 1910-'l9 54 3
Kan City Ft 3&M4% pc. 1910-13 *1 * ■«"»
Kar City Southern 4- 3 p c. 1&IO- - 15 S'-% 4*»
L^high Val P R 4-44 pc. l&!0- - 15. 44 *'■*
Missouri Pacific 5 p c. 1910-"17 3-* ■
Mobile & Ohio 4-6 Pc. 1310-' IS 5-* 44 s *
N V Central lines 5P c. 1910-22.. . *\ 4H
Norfolk & "-..-. 1910--16 - 4*4 * ♦'■•
Pennsylvania 34-4 p c 1910-17 1% «*
si L & - Fr 4-44-5 p c. 1S1O~"17... 55 1 * »„
da Baa* A C and Fspc ■•■■ 34 4»
Seaboard A L 44-5 ?c. 1910-'!7 - 54 <"*
Southern Ry 34—4—44 P -. 1&10- 21 s'-* 4**
Virginian Ry 5 p c. 1910--19 3 : * 4 »
Wabaaa R R 4% - c. 1910-"21 S'-* . •"»
Wbaattaa 4 L E 44-5 p c 1818 22. I ;.-*^
» >
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
(Furnished by W. N. Coler & Co.. No. 43 Cedar
street.)
(Accrued interest to b» added.)
Bid- A*3w*
•4-». March. I9B*--a9L.. ... l-w I0O; ?
•44. November. 1557 . U>3 I***
•41-.4 1 -. Ma . 188] . 1(« 19m
•44, November. UU7 ... . 102 102 s *
•44. May. IHI7 103 108,
*4s. May. llCi* ... .-i **•
'As. November. 19M -- . «>* 95,"»
•4s. May. ISC.7 u< **•»
•4s, May. 191 'J •<•> W>,
i4s. Noven.W r. '- «3 M :'■''-*, 9f»
t4s. November, i:»3»J yr\ B^,.
•34. NovemN r. 1954-55 .. • '» *♦
«4. May. 11)54 S*.\ ■*» j
■t34. 1!>5O-'R4 ........ s.>'» ** I
t34. Novemter. 194r. , X . **. J
$34. November, 1923 ... :*■» *'7
|3 4. November. 1922. iC'i. »*
|34. November. .-, W» 1»\
|3U. November. 1914. A £«4 **\
'•>. November. 191 D lu>-* R'l* ;
•Coupons InterrhanKfabie. tUesrJster-d. tCWr* i
pons. §lUgistt.rej and coupon. t^ter!!cg.
BOSTON STOCKS.
(FufnisheJ by R. I^. Day & Co.. So ■' •■
atrcet.) -
Ju!> 23. July 2»V ! July 2J.July A
Bost & A 1&.222 •22:: |Cal * Hecta-51". 51<>
Ik«ton S3. .... Omt«nnial M. li '*
* ~
NY NH& H.13»»4 »4> [Franklin il. - >* v * *'
Old Colony.. -: 1>; hJranby M .31 *?^»
W BSt Ry, 87H b7 JAla.ss Con M. «tS **
do pr»f H*t \CO (Mohawk M.. 43 **^
Mass El »os 144 -!. » \ . Hutte 53 *•«
do pref 7l> •;» iOscf^ia M...H7 I^*
Am !■:>■■. 44 44;0»4 Dem M. •S3 88,.
do pref U4 1 4 "^ j p arnn m 1- 3
Air. T * T..U14 12S Iliuincy M TO *V
N<>w '■ :, T. 122 •i:*.l4iTantaracic M. s<> ,^
T .(. TII 13 |\VolT*rlß9 Ml** WJB
I'nJt Sho<j -.i- l » i- |U S Smelters 33-* >>;*
do U«4 l^iH! dt. pref ■ ■*"'"* *J*
Arcudian' M. .'.% S4!T S Oi! 21
Atlantic M.. *>*» ."> N ; .\t m tlas 19 ?? ;
Shannon M.. "•■ x T »| do pref 9* l ! .
I'nlt Krutt..lSs iaa I Utah -"O * - v
•Ask I
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Van Scnalck & Co.. No. 7 V>'*^
street.)
Cid.Asked. ! BIAAJi.^
I DlMd Ry.. 1* i 14i»|Cotton Duck. * Jj
dO incomes 574 5- s I do ineom*s. IS *r^
■i" 4s MV* M4tN Ky * 1. 3* 98% »£•
OK4SVT 1 ;: I !.; .v. ■mpi M g
Uo Incomes 7 » t do 44s >9 ,?T
da lsia 4«» 4_* (C i'lty !!y 3a. m>
Seaboard Co 21 "23 jc Cou El 5a.. 01 JSi
rto Ist pf. 73 7« font Trust.. 3"> -;<
do 2d -^f.. »i 4 ; II nion Trust. :•> £ -
S*«h Al.4s S3 H2 » Thin! Nat B 118 \^\
df»lt>-yr3s 00 B»'i Fidel & Dsp.l** «S ..
Consul «ia.i — 1(»5 Maryland TT. 10 "m
do 6a 108 100 *No Cent Ry.123 *=»•

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