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I sto 6 Per Cent !
Sound ir.vestir.e nt bonds now yield ;
i approxiroately Fiv.*.per cent. Others. ■
i of a more or less Isemlf investment]
I t>i>c may be oWaivnod at prices to'
yield about Six peir cent. If your j
j money is oarning If 5 ? than this re
turn >•<-».: should nc«t fail to fret in;
touch with a responsible and expo- ,
■• r!«=>r!cr-d investment banking: house
having first hand fcnowiedce of the
! true \-alu» of the I c"rity behind
I bond issues. The safeguarding of
i you'- mofM is just, Jis important to
j a reliable banking house as to you
i personally, for fbe reascnj that to b<v
! permanently sux^cessful it must ex
; every precaution not only to;
i inspire but also to retain the com- |
; plete confidence ol' .investors.
i Write for Our Hond Circular No. 235. i
Spencer Tr^sk & Co.
i 43 Exchange Place* New York. j
ALBANY— BOSTON -CHICAGO.
>I w.berji New York SI »ck Ks.rhanKe.
FRED 5 K F. MARQUAMD
Member cf Consolidated Mac* Ex. of K. T.
Tel. 3030 Broad. 59 BrOJ«l St., X- Y.
STOCKS AND BONDS
For Investment -or on Ma rein.
FRACTIONAL LOTS
American I i«rl't A Traction
American its'- & (Electric
Vale & Towm-
Old I»ominion S. S.
Vacitic Gas
'.a- & Kloo. Seniritie« Co.
Mfifliams.McConneii&OoSemsn
BOXDS. STOCKS.
60 Will St.. -.to 5621 JoKn. Sew Yort
INVESTMENTS
s*Nassau-St* >fev\/Yodc
W. N. COLER & CO.
ESTABLISHED IS7O-
Investment Bankers
4S CEDAR ST.. NEW YORK CITY".
New York City Bonds. All Issues.
Wm.A.Read&Co.
Bankers
25 Nassau St, N. Y.
fCSTON CHICAGO BALTIMORE
K»tablif-h.-d 186*. Telephone 2X17 Ke<tor.
INSURANCE STOCKS
FIDELITY, PHOENIX. HOME,
NIAGARA. CONTINENTAL. Etc*
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
E. S. BAILEY.
fifi BROADWAY, X. Y. C. 1
Warren W. Erwin & Co.
Men-:<rf C Baoliaaaaal Baack Tin liagifi of x. r.
Investment Bankers,
26 Beaver Street. New York.
LIMITED COPARTNERSHIP.
•WE. THE rXDEKSIONEP. BEING PE-
F'.ro-UF of forming a Jiir.itod partnership |
und*?r and pursuant to the laws of the Stat<
Of New York, do hereby certify:
7 The name or firm under -which fucH
partnership !s to be conducted Is "H. A. ;
AFTLETT." and the county wherein the prln- |
cipal place of business of eueh partnership is
to be located Is the County of New York. in
the State of New York.
11. The pent-ral nature of the business in
tended to be transacted by the said partner
ship is radii in South Axnei pr^du."is
and a shipping: and general coirimission busi
ness.
111. The names of all the cenrral and Fp"
cial partners Interested in the s=aid partner
ship are Harry Anderson Astlett and l.vis
Felipe Morey. of whim tlie saiu Harry Ander
son Astlott IF the general partner and the
said Luis Felipe Mony is the special partner;
they are both of full see; the said Harry
Anderson Astlett n-sUes in the villace of
White Plains, in th<? C"ounty of "^-esiehtster.
in the State of New York, and the said l.vis
Felipe Morey resides in Iquitos. Peru.
IV. The amount of capital -which the spe
rial partntr. the said . ..- Felipe Morey. ha*
contributed to the c<mmon stock of each part
nership is Oritf hundred thousand dollars.
V. The time it which the F-iid partnership
If to bejnn \s the first day of Aupust. in the
r. ar one thousand nine hunnlred and t*n, and
tb« time at \.-hlch tbe said partnership is to
*-nd is the thirtieth day of June, in the year
on»» thousand nine hundred, and thirteen.
I»ated. Xer York. June So:h. 191".
11. A. ASTT.KTT.
LXTtS F. MOREY.
ftat« of New York. County of Si -.v York. ss. :
On this" firPt'\ day of Au^nst, In the year one
thousand nine hundred and ten. before me
personally cam? HARRY ANDERPON AST
LETT to ■»« known and known to me to be
on« of the mdix iduals described in ar.d who
•x-cutea the fi rcgolnsf otrtificat*-. and ac
knowledeed to « ? that .•-... the same.
ALBERT W. PROP?.
Xotarr* Public. Westchesttr Co.
Ctr tificate Bled in N Y. Co.
fulled States Consulate. in the Ity of
Manaos. In the » -public of Brazil, bb.:
BE IT KNOW.V that on this first day of
JuH- In the* year" n\ c thousand nin<-- hunir.d
and* ten |i the dtr n 1 Manaos. in the Repub
lic of Brazi! aforesaM. before me the wider
figned. Acting Coneul •£*«" - of the I mt.d
- tea of America, n^ent in said City of
Manaos. In the :■ ■•: -l >c : of . Brazil, personally
came LUIS FELIPE \ IOREI . to me known
anfl known to me 10 be one pf the ind;viduals
desrrlbed in and who « xecuted the foregoing
certificate and acknowM d^ed to me ihat he
executed the same for tl ' uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
•• witneaa Whereof, I ,have hereunto s>v.b-
my name and affix ed the peal o ' the
said Consular Afrency. in t\i« City of Manaos
aforesaid, on the day and year first above
•K-rltten. F. BTB T - BAXFORD.
Acting American Consular > cent.
fFeal of U. B. Consular a sency, Manaos.
I r
• American «---:.-■■■ Stamp. 52. 1
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
L»"rrloi Aujr. I*.— Consols clos«.-<l 14. lower ;
at ■■ for money ana SI 1-16 for a count ;
Anaconda was '-- higher at IS-k. Canadian
Pacific 214 higher at 194. Grand Trunk % ,
lower at 25"*. . ;
Money and discount rates were quiet to-
d On the Stock Exchange the settlement
reduced business to a minimum. .Rubber
shares were weak on the lower auction
•■; .- and British and foreign securities}
declined fractionally. The Kaffir sactioni
vas active and steady.
American securities opened steady and j
from M, to 1% higher. During the fore- ,
noon Canadian Pacific was in demand and
led the advance. In the early afternoon
the American crop report and Continental
pelhng caused a reaction, but er"od wall
Street buying appeared in the late tradinff
"nd" cause>d a smart recovery, especially nn
th«» Pacinc stocks. The closing was nnr:
Call money in I>Dndon. l®l*i per reni ;
open market di.-count rates for short hsl.s.
Si per cent; long hills. 2^ per cer.t : Berlin
diWount rate. 3H Per cent: Paris discmint
rate "> r>ei cent; Parts e.xcnanpe on Lion
donT 25' francs 23 centimes. Berlin ex
change en London. 5 marks eagles, !Bfi
Bar gold. 77s 9" 4 d. American eagles. .Us
5V«d.
Pa-is Aug. 9.— Three per cent rentes
rioted ', centimes higher at fl. francs 35
centime. Trading was dull, hut prices
ruled «rm on the Bourse to-day.
Bertin A";?- s.— Prices were somewhat
blstaer on'the Boerae.
BANK STOCKS.
. y canton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.)
»id.Aske<J.l _ Bld.Art«l
- -w • •> E. J'.. Jl"
. I7r. 185
'i l^4ai' V™ 2<K> Slkt Bt Full* 250 2T.S
'"-uer> l'^i lir »» M.troi-Jlis .. ::» «io
V- trt 273 — M'^»> A: M X 2.V> -^1
-
if"ft k 155 30<> MstrcpoUtan. 1 300 —
iv.ii ft jx! 130 H» Merchants' . 175 l«0
<«itury . . 370 ITT, MftftalW V. 160 17' i
"h-tf^e *so *:*> Mount llorri*- 250 2»J
Chatham .-:-■■ 33« j Mutual »5 295
Climii ■ .. *:■'> *V- ■
OH <"»mt. N V'> '■•' ■ I Nat lt«-»f-r\>-. HiS 113
r^tv"' . 250 ZW |N>w X*-thTd 210 2.:<t
<- -a Ex. 2<»o - |X YNU A. 220 ;{35
Commerce . j-. -05 jjf V '"ounty. 800 —
«-<•!■ -.:. . ... 3.V) — |l'-<'h Ward... 250 260
Crlusibla .- S.VJ — INipht & l>ay L-<«i 225
'Torn Bxch; 30S -i"' iN v -r Xat _ K)5
''"sFt Kivcr. '*' ISO ll'aolflc '2:' M 240
ndellty ...Tio "««•*• (*Partt :;45 z:*>
i'lrs'- Nat... >-7r. ;»<►) (People's 270 2*>
.''ifth Nat.. W» •'"•■> )•!•■:;. . 185 306
Hftll A y*.. 4100 4r-(J<> Via ut . t-j.:, —
Toorth Nat. IS4 188 Produce Ex.. 165 175
;-"h Street. 1&0 !<» Ehennaji ... !.'
<ialiatin ... 820 i,v> B<>aboard ... ■,< '■:.'— ~~
<;a-r.el<! ... -"•'■' SOO s.-«^..:.l 4. hi +~<
On mm Am 140 150 K-at. ... US —
Ocrraan Ex. •* — 12:h Ward... — i .'>
Ormsnla . ■ ■'■'•" :: ' <:: 2.:.i Ward ' >•• —
Oc'o'tTO Xttt 150 :" Uiiion Kxch. 3*r. 175
Greenwich.. ::">? 1' Waeh He... 275 —
Hsnover ... 020 «:«0 !\Ym Slit... c.':) —
Imp * Tr.. 640 teo iYorkv-lli* . . . tea —
•New stock.
PRICES FOR SEEUROES MOVE 10 HIGHER LEVELS
NEW YORK STOCK; EXCHAtfG
Ish'rs I Net i I Acrc^l I Closing:, I Sh'rsi Net I ~ i Actual Sales. I Closing.
Isold, ichpej I Op. l Hi^l>w>w|Fin!|BUl.!Ask sold, jchgel ; | Pp., Hi.|Low|Flnl|Bid.!Ask
' BM +»* Aliis-Chalm*>rp~rompany. . S% SM\">s% 8% 8 "9 ' 6.150r+ a 4a 4 ILAdede Gas 101?4 103^1101% 102% 102%'103
i i,»> -i !Allis=-Chalmers Go. Pr SB ; ">! L» !: % « 23*4 ; 29 1.400 41 Louisville & Nashville 138«4 139% 138% 139*4 139% 140
, '43.000 +l R - :ArHalsrajnatod Copper 64% S9ftfti3% i;k^ iW ; '■'""'i- 100+1 Marina pr ' 15i,.,|i:.i... 1,".'.. 15 15 17
TOOj +r^ American Boet Sugar 33 , 33*, 1 13 33»; ?^ s - 33% 700 -14 Minn. & St. Louis 24% 24% 24% : 24 7 > 31 '25
1.3T.0i +3 - American Can j S^/ Si_ 8H 8% sl - *% 1.335 42V4 M., St. P. &S.S. M l_9V_ll3Oi-_1129 130% 130 130%
:• -"2 3 e. American Can pr > •"■■/; 6S I 67% 68 " 67% 68% 200 + % M., St. P. &S.S. M. pr.... 1145 146' |M 5 146 145% 146
400 -'"■■> American Car <fc Foundry.] i' I '«^i 45 "i 46% 46% 46% 2,100 +1% Mo.. Kansas & Texas I 31^ 32%! 31% 32% 33%j 32%
»». !■' " American Cotton Oil ."/TV *\Xu, "1 . ->i ■-•■ '.»'.. 300 Mo.. Kansas & Texas pr. .. 162 62 62 62 C,2 I 82%
S(rt;_ =^ Aroerican Hide & I-ea. pr.. £15V-L _7^ ( 26V«»| 27 1 *. 27 '28 900 41% Missouri Pacific 50 5194 ri ° 51% 51 % 51?4
_•*>' hl% American Ice Securities... p)VIT 20V4! 3>Vi! 2014 21 ; 22 800 4 ■"•« National Emm. & Stp | 15% 15»_ 15"f4 15% 16% 15%
100; — American Unseed iia I 1" 13 13 12% IS 1,000—% National Lead 61% 51% : 90% 50% 50% ".i ; v
800 -■"•• j American Locomothwc /?;/.'< •""'•■ 3^ 37% 37% 38 400 National of Mexico 2d pr.. 2S 2. i l 4; 28 28 2SV« 28%
100 — American Malt i. ft 4% 4% 1% 4%* 6 5,200 +^ Nevada Con. Copper 20% 21% 20%| 21^ 21% 21%
« 13.3U0 -l' American Smelting ►1/67% 69% 66% 69 69 ;\ fi9' 6,100 42% New York Central 111%. 113% 111% 113% 113% 113%
, i^j — American Smeltins pr ►/lO_% 102%|102%j102%!102 103 100+1% New York. Chi. <fe St. Li... 61 161 !61 161 1 60^ 62
100 l- M American Steel Foundry.. » 44% 44% 14%| 44% 44% 44% 1,500 41 New York, Ont. & West... 40% 40% 40% 40 7 i' 40% 41
808 — — American Sugar y.|118%j119 118% 118% 118% 119 a SOW + id, Norfolk & Western I 56V4 96">i' 96% ! 96% 96% :B7
•1,600 41 i American TeJ. & Tel *. 132% 133 1132881133 132% 133% 6001 +1% I North American j 66% 68 i 66% 68 | 67% OS
LOO - % American Tobacco pr..._.. 92 192 182 >92 91% 92 7,600! +1% I Northern Pacific 115% 116% 114% 116% 116% 116%
_en] 4i, American "Woolen pr...*... $4 j94 94 194 94" 95% -J" 1 4 % Pacific Mail 24% 25% 24% 25% 25 25%
LOW 42 Anaconda ..* 40 41 40 !41 40% 41 100 +1% Pacific Tel. & Tel 32 32 !32 i 32 31 32
! 15.000 +1% lAtchison ....» *.., ■ 98%| 96%| 98% 98% 98% 7.800 41% Pennsylvania Railroad 128 129% 127% 12!)% 129 129%
400 - lUchison pr -4 i 99 ; w. R 99 99% 98% 99% 1.000 + % People's Gas & Coke J105%106 105% 105% 105%(106
MM 41% lAtlantic Coaift Line...*.... 109 110 109 110 illO'lll " 400 +1% P., C, C. & St. L. 93 7 94% 93% 94% 94 i 95
1.800 411-. Baltimore & Ohio , 1W%i108%1107 lOB%ICB ; lO.^g 100{ +.% (PittPburg- Coal 16 16 16 116 16% 16
LOO— % Batoptlaa Mining , *2% 8% 2V- 2% 2V, 2% 600 +% Pressed Steel Car 34% 34% 34% : 34% 34% 35
4 140 - % Brooklyn Rai»id Transit... 75% 76% 74% 75%! 75%1 76 600 +2 Railway Steel Spring ! 30% 32 | 30% 32 :32 : 33%
4,N6n 43' Canadian Pa-jilic , ra.88%J190% 188% 190 189% 190 95.100 143 Reading 139 141% 135?5|141% 141% 141%
100 + % Central & So. An. T/hl 115*115 115 " 115 114 116 200 42 Readlnsr 2d pr 94 94 194 94 94 j 99V_
-.-. t% Centra] UeatUer _. 34 31% 34 34% 34% 35 \ 1.000 +% Republic Iron & Steel 29% 30 29% 30 30 31
200+1 Central Leather pr.._ U3% IM 103% 104 103 l<>s 1,050 4% Republic Iron & Steel pr.. 90 91 SOU! 90% 90 !91
. X' r 'T-" *2 Chesapeake & Onto 71% .73% ,71% 73%! 73% 73% 12,900 41% Rock Island 29% 30% 1 29% | 30% 30% 30%
600 +1 Chicago Great: Wf«_.ern....t 23 t _3U.j 23 23% 23% 2',% 1.900+1% Rock Island pr 161 63 ;61 i 63 62%! 63%
TOO +1% Chicago Great "Western prf 45%! 44% 43% 44% 44% 45 100! +34 St. Louis &S.F.3d pr j 38% 38% 38% 38% 35% 39
fWtooi t2% IChicago, Mil. & St. > aul..Jl__V,/i_4% 1122 ' 124%|154 124% 1001+1 St. Louis Southwestern... 24 24 !24 !24 124 | 24%
"... -1 " Chicago, Mil. & St. JR. pr.. 146%J147%,|146V> L47%i146% 148 100 +iv> St. Louis Southwestern pr 59% 59% 59%] 69% 59% 60
«00 43 Chicago & N<trthwe«tern_. 142 111 1 r. " 142 - J146 * 144 " 146 1,600 +2% ;Sloss-Sheff. Steel & Iron.. 58 ,61 '58 60% 60% 61
900 41 Colorado Fuel & Irr.r. 1 28*4 29 1 , 28"« 29 : 25% 23 25.400 +1% Southern Pacific |112%|114 111-% 113% 113% 114
145 +1% Colorado & Southern ; 53% 53% 52% 52% 53 54 I.ROO 4% Southern Railway ; 22% 23 i 22% 22% 22% 23
|M Colorado & S«»uth«;n 2d pr 70 '70 >70 70 70 72 1.266 -2 Southern Railway pr ;52 54 ;52 54 53%] 54
3001 Columbus & 1 Fock_ C. & L.( 5% 6 15% 6 5% 6% 400 41% Tennessee Copper j24 25 124 25 24 j 24%
4 SiVl +1% Consolidated Gas^ _.. t_7% 129% 127 i 128% 128% 128% 1.500 41 Texas ft Pacific | 25% \ 2614 1 25% 26% 26% 27
150 + % Corn Products Refining....) u£\ 1414 14% I*% I*% 14%. 200 4% Toledo Rys. & Lipht : 6% 7 ' 6% 7 I 7% 7%
25 —1 Corn Products R/.-flning: pr 73 ! 73' ■ 73 '■ 73' . 72% 75 400 +% Toledo, St. L.. & West ! 22% 23 ! 22% 23 I 22% 23
100+1 Delaware A.- HiJ(is,-on Pf1»%j159%i159%J159% 168% 161 900 41% Toledo, St. L. & West. pr.. 45% 49% 45% ! 49% 49 i 49%
1.650J +iy« Denver ft Rio Grande j -»'" 30C 30" 30% SO 1 o<>% 87.400 +2% Union Pacific 163% 165% 162% 165% 165%1165%
SOOI 41 " Denver & Rio Qrande pr..> 70 71 "1 70 71 J7l 71% 100—1 Union Pacific pr 193 |93 93 93 i 92 i 93
7001+% Distilling Securities 1 _?% 28V. 27% £8% 28% - >: - 160+1 United Ry. Investment.... 27 127 :27 !27 25 128
! ](«] +v, Duluth. S. S. t'fc .Atlantic pr 22 ! 22" 22 22 "21! 24 100! -— IU. S. Cast Iron P. &F.pr 55 55 ■551 55 52 58
j 2,W| i- % Erie —. [33%ift4% "3%. 34% 24% 24% 100 41 U. S. Realty & Imp !68 68 '■ 68 !6S 68 70
600 42 Erie Ist pr , ' 3.<>% 41 " 39% 41 141 !42 300 41% I". S. Rubber ,33 34% 33 ! 34% 34% 34%
1 200+2% General EHectrlc Co /143' n43% 143 143% 141 144 i 10! v. S. Rubber Ist pr 106 106 106 106 105 106
i 2.7W 41% Great Northern pr Ji_4 1125% 1 124 125%|125% 125% 116,800 +1% United States Steel I CS% 70 j 67%! 70 ! 69% 170
600 +1% Great Northern Ore ctfs.. 53%j 5334! •:'■■ 53% 153 54 1,000 +1% (United States Steel pr 115 1116 115 11« 115% 116
500 -1% I Illinois Centi-:il 130 hr,o 130 1130 130 135 11,200 41% | Utah Copper ■ 4, . • 47%! 45 ; 46V_» 46% 46%
4 Gooj 4 % Inter.-Metropolitan 17 ' 17V, 16% 17% 17 17% 1,500 +1 Virginia-Car. Chemical.... | 57% 55% l 57% 55% 58% 58%
3,400 +% Ilnter.-Metroriolitan pr \ A>"t\ 48 si 46V. 473* 47% 47% 400+% Wabash 17 17% 17 j 17% 17 ! 17 4
2,400 4 % International Harvest l 90 90% 89% 90% 90 91 • 900 -lv, Wabash pr j34 35V, 34 35V, 35% 35%
: 30V, 4V. International Harv. Pr 138% 119 118% 119 |118% 119% 1001 +14 Western Maryland 4:! 43% 43 43% 43 43%
lOOi+% tint. Steam Pump [40%j 40% 40% 40% 40 40% 200| 4% I Western Union Telegraph. 64% 65 64% 65 164 65
_00J+% Int. Steam Pump pr USI'; si " 81 "j SI SOU 81% 600 +IV. Westiaghouse Mfg '63 |62 61 161 60% 61
400 - % lowa CentrrJ f 36% 16% 16% 16% 16% 17" LOO + % Wheeling &L. E. Ist pr.. 11% 11% 11% 11% 10 11%
500 i 4 1-. j lowa Centra -pr ~] 29% 30% 29% ■'■""« 30 31 • 900 I- % Wheeling &L.E. 23 pr... 7% 7 , 7% 7% '7% l 8
t : l 4>V)' 41% Kansas City Southern ' 27%. 28% 27% 28% 25% 28% 300 + % Wisconsin Central 48% 4SV. 1 4S%| 48% 48 iSO
I '](»v — _ {Kansas City Southern pr.J ..giu, 60' ._. ! QQU, »;<n., 60% 61 ; I i ] ! "! "' I ; '
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. Total sales for the day, 660,596 shares, compared with 705,960
_ — — —^-j — . shares for the corresponding day in 1909.
ISSmIISSI" IOP l^LowjFinllßidJA.fk Total sales January 1 to August 9, inclusive. 114.855,925
— _n,V_ 14 Fourth National |IS4 |_S4 |IS4 1&4 |IS4 |l? 6 ' ?h:irf ' s . compared with 119,4. ,,761 shares for the same period
z £ — . . — . . — j n 1309.
FINANCIAL MARKET
(Stocks Are Selling 4 to 13 Points
Above Jtiiy*s Low Levels.
Stock market prices moved toward a
hitrher level in yesterday's operations on
the local exchange, maximum advances
among the prominent issues running
from 1% U) .". points, with the chief im
provement in Amalgamated Copper.
American Smelting, Xe-w York Central,
St. P.aul, Chesapeake & Ohio. Union Pa
cific, United States Steel and Reading.
It is (onderatood that the Reading com
pany Us earning from all sources a bal
ance available for the common stock
targe enough to warrant an increase m
the d2vidon*l, but for the information of
people who* may be looking; forward to
the establishment of the stock on a
higher dividend plane it may be said that
there is not the slightest possibility of
such a development this year, and prob
i ably not T»ext year. Operators who are
j counting «on bigger dividends on various
j stocks in '.Che near future are doomed to
I disappointment. There will be no gen
eral advances in dividend rates, while
i there may be some reductions if the rail
roads continue to exhibit declines in net
earnings, vrhich are beginning to reach
i alarming proportions.
At the 1 igh figures the leading issues
presented .an advance of from ."> to 13
points as compared with the low records
made in the last week of July, but in
spite of thr.s improvement and the ag
gressive rations in some quarters for
better quotntions important bear inter
ests showed no great anxiety to get out
of their commitments on the short side
of the market. Although there was some
expansion in the volume of dealings as
compared with the transactions of the
preceding day little outside business
was reported, either for speculative or
Investment account, the larger part of
the buying being for professional inter
ests, who believed that the market was
entitled to further improvement on tech
nical grounds, on the betterment in the
copper industry and on optimistic ad
.vices from the farms. The general mar
ket closed strong at or near the best
prices. New York Central and Sloss-
Sheffield being among the features in the
late trading. Sloss-Sheffield will receive
its regular quarterly dividend.
Trustworthy reports from the great
agricultural section of the country and
the observations of Eastern railroad
presidents who have been travelling
through the "West suggest that the condi
tion of corn and other crops, with the
exception of spring wheat, is better at
present than indicated by the govern
ment figures which represent conditions
as of August 1. It is stated that steady
Improvement has taken place in corn
since that date, and it is therefore be
lieved that with favorable weather In
the rest of the season we will have a
3,<XK),000;000 corn harvest and something
better than an average crop, even if
there should be moderate deterioration
in condition in the future. This view
of the outlook was taken in the stock
and commodity markets yesterday, and
from the action of securities prices it
was thought that the Street was about
to enjoy a modest bull boom, Strong
stork markets in August are not un
usual; Indeed, they always are looked
for if the first of the month crop state
ment extends the encouragement of any
thing nearly resembling bountiful har
vests. Money generally is easy in
August, and just now call rates are ex
tremely low, a factor naturally in favor
of operators for higher prices though
the relative strength in time accommo
dation and the apparent unwillingness
of the banks to make concessions to bor
rowers discourage the Idea that cheap
call money will extend into the fall.
The banks want their funds within
reach, and while speculators may now
be able to secure all the demand accom
modation they desire, they should bear
in mind the coming needs of the Interior
and the position that our banks are In
to force liquidation In stocks through the
calling of loan*. The local hanks are
strong, and th< y do not intend to im
ptril their (strength by promoting over
speculation in uecuritiea.
FERRY COMPANIES.
Uld.A»kM.j nid.Ask<d
Bklvn F 5».. 20 25 (lOth &• 23d St. 30 37
H F l«t B« 1-, 105 I <jo bonds... 80 70
KTAHS 0 •'■- 94 '•>: | Union Ferry.. 23 31
N r«BR. M 35 I do lit 6... W« M
£0 Ist fa .66 G8 I
x XEW-YORK DATLT TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1910.
E SALES— TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1910.
BOND MARKET SALES.
1000 Jap 4%S M. 93^,1 1000 Den <fc Rio G
3000 D S of M os 96% I Ref r.s 01
10000 Argentine 5s 86% | 2000 Erie Con 4sß 80%
2000 N V Can 45. 102 ! 10000 111 Cent Ref
1000 X V C 4%s I 4* MM.
1857 10." I 1000 do 96
30*0 do New... 105% 122000 Int-Met 4Vis. 7 'a
10000 do 414 1 . .li"i"-4 6000 do -- 78%
2000 do 100% 20000 do 7894
17000 do 10014 4000 Kan CSo Ss.K«)U
2000 do 4s 1996 I SfxiO do 88 72
Reg f>fiH 1000 I, S «v M S
11000 do 1057... 96* S%B W>H
2000 do 1958 .. 96% 1100001 10000 L. & N I'nif
1000 do 1959... 1 4s 97%
1000 do 96% ,r<ooo, r <ooo Man Con 4s
4000 do fli' 1 ,! Btpd 90
36000 do 00 j 3000 MX & T Ist
r!rnn> do 96% 4s P7H
1000 do 96% 3000 do 2d •S2 1 6
29000 Alb & S 3%s 91%| 5000 do S F 4%s 84%
20(»O Allis-Chal ">s 73 | r.OO Mo pac 45... 74
1000 do 7274,! 3000 M & O New
1000 do 72% j f>s 115
1000 Am a C r.s. 100-3 3000 X V A Brake
4000 do 101 i Cs 101
16000 Am H & 1.. I 1000 an 100
As 96 i 1000 N V C Deb
26000 Am T & T 1934 03%
Con 4b <Ht 3*3 * ! 1000 do .....c6F93
30000 do 100 i 1000 do 93%
15000 Am Tab <".?.. 10. >% 4000 do M C Col
3000 do 4s. ... 78% 1 -? 70%
6000 do 7*?s 2000 N V G & E
2000 Armour 4%a 90% 1. II & P .Is 00 14
3500 A T & S V 15000 X V N 1' & 11
Gen 4s . - 07 T - Con 3%5. . . 07
500 do 98% 1000 X V Tel 4V»s 96%
HH>«> do .... 95% 2000 do 97
f;niv"> dr. OS j 56000 X & W Con
1000 do Con 45. 105 I 4s !'T : 2
3000 At Coast I, ' 1000 do 97%
& X 48... 90% 120000 No Pac Prior
5000 do 90% 4s 100
2000 do !'l ; 2000 do 00%
2000 B & O Odd 8000 do 99 \
4s 00 1000 Ore S 1- Ctd
10.10 do 98% Ref 45.... 01 *
10i10 do 00 2iXX> Pac Coast Ist
11000 do Prior 5s 104%
3%s '■>'•"* ItWOO Pa 4s 1948. .102
3000 B R T 4p... 82% 5000 Per, & E Inc 53
5000 do 82 X 4X 4 501 0 do ..... r.3 l^
10000 do 52% 8000 Read Gen 4s 07"s
!<»k> Brn El Ist 99% 1000 SLIM & S
3000 C So Ist Ext Gen 4s 105%
6s 103% 1000 do H & G
SOOO r^nt cf Ga i 4? 84%
Ist Inc 85 22000 St L .<- S F
11000 Cen r>eath ".s 98 | X R <>;< 5s 55%
11000 do 95%1 r>OOO do Ref 45.. 79%
6000 Cen Pac Gl : 4000 S A & A V
4s 95% 4s 54
2000 do 3%b 87% I 1000 Scab AT. A.1.1
1000 c ft o con I 5s 7O
4 'is ... . '•'» | 15000 do ''■'•»T«» T «
2000 do Gn 414 1 is 100% 6000 do •Hi
9000 Chic &A3a 70 | 10000 do >"<'■'•'*
1000 C & E Ist I ■"•■""» So P C T 4s. 89%
r.s 111% i 3000 do Ist Ref
2000 Chic & W M 4s 03 «
5s 1««> | 1000 do 83%
2000 Chic A.- X W 11000 do Con 45.. 96%
Con 75.... 111% 25000 do '" ; -
1000 do Gn 313 1 sBS 50000 do 9"
9000 do v - : 4 59 ■< il » do 97%
10000 Chic B&Q. 98 5000 do '■>''*
10000 do ...sl.'.F 98 I 6000 So Jiy Gen Is 74
1(1000 do Jt 45.. 95%129000 Third Con
K»fK> do 111 Dlv I 4s Stpd.... 55
4s 99%! "000 U El I. inc. 37%
2000 Chi. & W I I 2000 do 38
4s 89%) 15000 T Pac Ist 48.100%
1000 dr. .....90 25000 do Con 45..H>4
-imp..) CMA- St P i 3000 do 104%
4s 1931 . 01 * 16000 do I«'S : 4
2000 do >;- PIV I 1000 I' S Rub 65. .102
5a ... . . .105% 1000 r S Stl S F
lI'OOO do Gn is \ 9fi i I 5s \rr2'% i
f«W> do . .... 99 1 15000 do 102 3*3 * ■
5000 do Gen I 1000 -. : " 102%
3%58 86% ! 18000 do 102%
Ktno do I, P & ' 4000 Vn-Car Chem
p 5s 104 ii r.s OS ! 2
1000 C R I & V ' 1000 Wabash R &
Gen 4s . . . 95% ! V. 4s 61%
21000 do T: R4s 72 1 11000 do 61%
1000 do 72% 10000 do *n t m
•_n-iii do . . 72 !4! 4 j 17000 do 62
5000 Col &So Ist ' 3000 do <'<- *
4s 04 ' 17<«"i Wan P T Ist
5000 do 93% I Ctfs 35
2000 do Ref & 120000 do 2d Ctfs. 5*4
Ext 41.45..4 1 .45.. 05 ] 3000 West S F ss. 86%
2fiori rv.i [nd r.s.. 75 ! I"' 1 " do 87
3000 Del & Hud ' 4000 V.Ms Cent Gen .
Ref 4? ... 0«! I 4s 91%
1000 do Con 4?. 07 I 2000 do 01
Total sales of bonds, $1,169,000. j
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
{Furnished by Fwnrtv.out & Appenzellar, No 40
Pine -■■■■• ■
Appro jc
Name Maturity. Bid. Ask. yield.
Am Cigar 4 n c Mch 15. 1911.": 98% 99% 5.00
do 4 p c. Mch 15, 1912 •■>"'■>■ '•'77 343 4 •'• 1"
Bait & Ohio 4p c. Mch 10, 1911 99% 99% ilO
do 1% p c, June. 1013 88% 99% 4.00
Beth .-•• . Corp 6 p '•• Nov. 1914 95 98% 5.80
Chic & Alton ope. Mch 15, 1913 98% 99% 5.30
On Ham a.- i> 4 pc, July, 1913 95% '■>''■'- •".'■■>
■• Ci- .v St L 5 p•• June. 1911.100% 100% 4.10
D & H ••,;•- 4% i>c. July. 1922 99% lOft'i 4.2."i
Erie Railroad 6p c, Apr 8. 191] 98% «9% 6.10
General Rub 44 p c Ju!v. 1915 :•- -. 0."! d i r,.70
Hudson Cos 6 p c. Oct 15, 11*11 96 98% 7on
do •; pr, Feb. 1913 96 '■<*"- 6.00
tnterbor RTr6 pc, May. 1911:100% 100% 3.90
X C Ry & L. <"> p c. Sept, 1912 98 98 i 6.70
do 8 p '•, May 15. 1913.. 94% 9f.% 6.50
Lack Steel 5 pc. Mch, 1915 . 88* Bfl . 7.80
Minn & St I. .'. p C, Feb. It'll 96 07' i 7.50
Mo X & Tex 5 p C \vtc. 1911 :■-'. 00 00
NT Cmil Lines, • qpta, 6 p c,
Nov 1910-22 4.R0®4.50 p c basis
X V X H & !i 5 p c. I'.tll '12. .100 101% —
St L. ft SF4%]> c. Kv-b. 1912. •.'."' 96% 6.60
do .r,. r , )• c. Mrh, 1913 93% OS 1 i •■ SO
Southern Ry 5 p c. Feb. 1913 07 •■■-■ t 50
Tidewater 8 p c. June, 1913. . 99 99% 6.0S
\V.-8t Tel A- T 5 p c Feb. 1912 0»% (" 5.25
WKI&M 0r C An*;, 1013... 99 M 1"" 0.00
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
Bid Asked.) Bid Vsked.
\m I- A- T..2.-.7 262 .|N U Gas 5a V&A 100
,i, pref .. l<x> 102 'NY & EX 08.100 l".'i
•nine a r.s.. 95 — ( do con . or. 100
•C U«; r.a . »9! 101 fat & '■' ''■•■ 88 92
Denver ...,.s ISO 160 I»I' C•: 5a M UK)
do r.s ... ss 01 ! Standard . ... 50 7.'.
do p I «s..H>O — I do >''' f I 0 !h>
•r.i Ist .. 08.102 10.% ; *. c i.l Gas . »<«. 00 93
],, Gas •12 10 »6tPa c m 6s. 103 ]<i 7
• Jack gY.3.\ 88 '■''• SI- •"■ ''' r.s.. Xi ,v.l
»X C(3 r.5... '-'^ 100 St P Gaa 55.. 96 .07
•MOV) is: aa ioa — Byra •; :l«t: l«t 55. 100 102
Mutual . . 150 160 IE !•• & V ■>»■■ •:*> 70
•And Int. '• ■ •
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Following Bh?ws yesterday's closing
quotations for. government bonds compared
With Monday's:
— AUC '■ — —AUK. 9.—
Hi.l. Asked. Bid Asked.
U. S. 5m rt-i . 1930 100% 101% 100% 101 li
V. S. 2s coupon, ll'C).. .HM»% — i"" 7 " 101%
V. S. Ba, res.. 1918 lOlVi 1"- '"' '* '"'-'
D :■'■ Bs, coupon. i>iih. . .101 1 , 102 T'l'f J"-
V. S. 4!-. rag 1025 114% 115 114% 116
v S. 48, coupon 192S ..114% 115% 1M S 115%
Panama 2a. r^g, V.d\. . .liin% 101 !"" ■ 101 '.
Panama 2s, rog., 1035...100H 101 1"" i 101%
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE,
1010. 1909. . _ I!'"-, .
\V\(. ml Aug. 9. 118.058,^11 $11,834,370 $7.7-JS.O3H
Since Jan. 1. . .:.....;.;» 372,312,855 888,327.883
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the last actual sales
and the closing- quotations for stocks in
I which there were no transactions yester
: day on the New York Stock Exchange:
Last Closing:,
sale. Bid. Asked.
I Adams Express 250 250
Am AgrChem 42' 3 41 3 i 42'
I Am Agr Chem prof 100% 100% 109%
: Am Beet Sugar 89 SS 90
Am Car & Foundry pf..100 108 112
Am Coal ." 1204 75 ' 150
Am Cotton Oil prpf . . . . 101 101 103
Am I list Tel 20 15 30
I A m Express 240 225 250
I Am Hide & Leather 5 44 54
Am Unseed pref 33 33 35
Am Iyrcomotlve pref 103 101 103
Am Malt pr^f 31 31 35
Am Smelting pref B 83% *-4 K5
Am Snuff 285 200 .".00
Am Snuff pref 100% 96 101
Am Sugar prof IIS 115 120
Am Tel &■ Cable 714 71 75
A IT; Woolen 27 "'1 27 2*
Ann Arbor 33 2S 35
Ann Arbor pref "•> 68 72
Baltimore <& Ohio pref. . !<o 85 91
Bethlehem Steel 244 24 25
Bethlehem Steel pr»-f.... 53 47 50
Brooklyn Union Gas 130 131 136
Brunswick 8% 8% 9%
Buff Ro. h & P f)ts >> 102
Buff Koch & P pref 125 121 130
; Buffalo & Susq pref 29 — 19
Butterick Co 30 294 30%
Canada Southern 60% 1-1 65
■ ■• ■ tral of X .f 248 255 260
Chicago <* Alton 27 2S 40
Chicago .'C- Alton pref... 64% — •'.54
I •!:!• B & Q 225 200 —
Chic [ & L, prof — 60 80
Chic & Northwestern pf.203 203 210
C St P M & O 150 135 160
C St P M & O prof 180 I'D 170
Chicago Union Traction. 24 2% 34
Chic Union Traction pf. . 5% •"• 8
C C C & St Li 71 68 75
C C C & St L pref 100 95 994
Col Fuel & Iron pref. . 110 1 10 —
Col & Southern Ist pref. 7^4 71 73
D 1, & \V 510 500 575
1' M & Ft n 5 4 12
Detroit & Mack — 82 l 85
Detroit United R R . 53 50% 52%
D S S &'At 11% 104 13
Erie 2 : pref 30% 304 32
Evans & T II 5O 50 ">
Evans & T H pref 82% 75 85
Federal II & S 25 22 3 i 25
Federal M & S pref .v. 1 * <•!"> f!24
Federal Sugar 60 *0 60
Federal Sucrar pj-pf 95 90 100
General Chemical <'<->.... 94 88 95
■ '.. n chemical Co pref. .103 100 108
Granby Mining .. ' 4" 25 100
Havana Electric Ry 944 94 95
Havana Electric Ry pf. 95 94 94%
Hocking Valley I 24 r i 115
, Homestake . . .' 86 86 S8
rngersoll Rand Co 105 93 —
; [ngersol] Rand 1".. pref.. 84 4 97
International Paper 10% 10 11
! International Paper pf.. 47 <> 47 49
X C F S & M pref 68 69 78
Keokuk A D M 4% •"• 8
Keokuk & I> M pref.... 41 30 so
Knlck tee of Chic pref.. 77 65 76
I.;i '•.'■ Gas prof 95 SO 100
j Lake Erie & W 15 14 17
Lake Erie & WTW T prrf.... 45 35 45
Lake Shore 320 325
Long Island 63% 62 60
Mackay Companies .... S3 84 86
; Mackay Companies pf... 72 71 724
Manhattan Beach 3 2 4
Manhattan Elevated ...12fl 127 135
• Marino ("-» 1% 5
Michigan Central — — 180
Minn v St Louis pref.. 52 41 52
1 M St P & S S M 1 lines. SS S7 88%
Nashville & Chatt 125 125 130
National Biscuit ]<»> 3 i 101% 105
Nat!. ■nil Biscuit pref. ..120% 120 130
Nat Enamel & StpK pf.. 86% 80 in,)
National Lead pref 1044 103% . H>4 i
National of Mexico prof. 68% 67 , 68%
New Central Coal 52% 4" 60
N V Air Brake 69 '57 70
X V C & St L lot pref.. 109% 100 110
X V '• & St L 2.1 pref.. 85 - SO 100
N V Dock pr-f 824 75 BO
XT X H & II 150 1454 150%
Norfolk <^- Wr.--t.rn pf . . SO 8-8 93
Ontario Silver 2 1 i 24
Pacific. Coast 105 9."i km;
Pacific Coast Ist pref.. .105 80 110
Pacific Coast 2d ; ref....105 9S 1"C,
Peorla .^- Eastern 22 18% 22
P C C & SI L pref 1154 l >"> 115
PittßburK Coal pref 62 64 TO
1 Pressed Steel Car pref.. 944 94 97
Pullman Palace Car ...158 157 160
Quicksilver 24 2% V,**
Quicksilver pref 27»2 7 » 3% 5%
Ry Steel Spring pref 984 W>U 99 .
Reading Ist pref Sfi « 90
Rome Wat & Ogden 1214 118 122
Rutland R R Co prof... 30 25 30
Ft L & S Fist pref t*r4 60 . *'<~
- L & S FC & E I ctfa.l2s - 180
PI, .<:- SF C & E I Ctfs ! Ml'"' ': — 115
SI. <*:■ SF C El ctfs new f.l 4fi 68
Sears-Roebuck prof 121 123
Sloss-Sheff S & I pr0f.. .114 105 110
So R R M ft O ctfs 804 78 85
Texas & Pacific I.d Tr. . 84 85 90%
Third Avenue R R 8 7% '«
Twin < -it v R T 107 107% 108%
Un Bag & Paper 7% T T-s
r-i Ha- ft Paper prpf... . r >« •"■■"- «'»
United Dry Good? !>6 '•'■'• 1 a
United Dry Goods pref.. 4 100 in-_*
United Rv Invest pref.. 50% 514 52
United Cigar Mfg pref . .103 102 108
U s Cast Iron Pft F.. 15 144 154
r S Express 08 96 09
U S Redue & Ref.. ♦ 5 7
V B P.. in.- ft Ref pref.. 13 14 30
[T S Rubber 2d prof — 67 •■.* 68
\ and Llla It R 89 "1
Va-Car Chem pref 119 119 120%
Va Iron C & C 58 — '.1
Wells FarKO Express.... 175 155 1«S
\-. • tei n Maryland prof., iv* 114 <;7
Westinghouse M Ist pf.115 105 125
Wheeling & L 1-: ■ •■■_ •> 1 * r ' ! * 54
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles D. Barney & <<>.. No. 23
I road street. New York, and No. 122 South
4th street. Philadelphia.)
Bid.Aaked.l Bid-Asked.
Am Cement. 18% 19 I Lehtsh Nay. . 89 90
Am Railway 42 43 ! Leh Vnl H R 80% SI
Camb Steel. 42 42% Phlla Co 4:; -14
OTr of x .1 72 ?3 . do pref. ... 4:1 43%
El Ktor Bat 49 ■■*> : Pwn !: 11... <T4% 64%
El Co of Am 1 1 '* 114 >'■> St Co pf.103 1"(
Falrm't Tr. •"• 1 Phlla Elec Co 14% 14 7 ,
Gen Asphalt 27 274 Phila Rap Tr 19>; IU%
do .... . . •.::'■* 74%!SinokeU"H<» p. IS 15%
1 Co of v 'V 19 20 : Union True. 44 44%
Lake S Corp l''U 10% In Gas Imp. 82 v_",
do pri-f... 53 •••» ! Welsbach Co 37 38
BONDS.
Am Ry <• 6« 92 93 iPhlla RSee -i» 7.'« 754
El & i'eo «a 89V4 Sf«?i J do f.s 101 101 4
N J Con 5i 102% 103 | Phlla Co r.s. MX 95
PP Ry 4s. 93 0-". 1_
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Van Scnaick ,t Co.. No. 7 Wall
street.)
Bld.Aaked.l BMJUked
United Ry.. 144 1?> Cotton Duck. 4 r,
do incomes 5R% CO do Income* 18 22
,1, 43 . m M'/i NRy & U f>s 90 99V
G B .'. SV T 1 8 I.( & Pow pf 81 85
.!., lm-iiin. 1 D 1" do 4',sb . 89 02
do lats.... 40 42 C City Jtyrts. 100 105
Seaboard Co 20 -- ! C Con El sa. 01 0."
d.».lst pf.. "•'- "'' Cont'l Trust. 711 71!
do 2d pf... 4° 4 - Third Nat M.llo ISO
Peab Al.4s 88 83 Fidel & Dep.l4l 14>l
<!<» 10-yrf.s 95% "9%|Maryland Tr. 70 7' 1 .
Conaol Gas.. — 505 N o Cent Ry. 120 126%
do «s 100 100% I
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
The market for outside securities de
veloped greater activity and prices Ken
orally ruled strong In sympathy with the
improvement with the inside market. In
terest centred largely in the copper Issues,
nearly all of which mide fractional pains
over the figures prevailing -it the previous
close. In the Cobalt issues I>a Rose and
Cobalt Central held steady, but Kerr i^ake
was again under pressure and yielded a
fraction. The Nevada gold stocks were
fairly active and steady. In the industrial
Quarter Standard on rose sharply on light
trading. Bonds were dull. Detailed oper
ations follow:
INDUSTRIAL.
Sales. Open. High. l£W- Last
Xl Am T0bacc0.... 400 40<> 398., ■>■
6,000 Bay State Gas. % 1 ,* 4.
300 Int Rub Tr ctfs 21% 22 m* --
3.200 'January 0i1... 40 42 4<> 41
2.000 July Oil 4<> 41 40 40
UK) Manhat Transit IM 11 l * c' ♦ ,i *
200 Mays Oil 88 88 &3 So
BOO 'Palmer 0U...514r, $146 $1 4». $1 4«
100 Randall Steel.. 7Vj 7 4 7% «*4
30 Standard 0i1... 605. «•«• <*>"• '■"'••
200 Un near Manf. Wi 1 * 02^ 02 62 -
00ft C S Light & H Hi I l i Il*I 1 * 1;!
200 do pref 11l TV 2 <'a <ri
MINING.
400 •Arsentum • ■ 3 3 3_ 3
500 Ariz Cananaa. . 3 3,^ -v» - *
4,500 «Bovard Con... l. >3 i •"■ 2% •',
1.200 British Col Cop 8 5 Jm 4*
- 000 Butte Coalition. 19'j 20>»4 lv> ! 2 -<>
400 Canadian Mines 0% 6% • «••» 6%
400 'Carlsa 2O 20 20 2O
4,ooo Chino Copper.. 12w 13V» '-2 »•*
G 000 'Cobalt Central 11 12 11 1
1.700 'Com Fraction. 48 4l> 48 4H
1,500 Con Ariz Smelt 1% >** 1% ] >
22.000 Kly Central it • -rt ♦» o i"»
6,700 'E1y Con 21 21 -1 21 ;,
100 First National. :".'* •' 1"t1 "t ;*;♦ ;;.♦
1,200 Florence -ft ;f» --3 = 2
B.000Glrot« «% '!» 2* 22
2,600 Goldfield Con.. 8A < v ;* »* •'
1.500 G H CTr Si. % '» .-* |J
l,20() 'Greenwater •• 5% •"'** "g Hj
1,000 Greene-Can ...7^ <?» '3 '^
fiOOHusted 51 » 61 , 80
1.800 Inspiration Cop TjV '4 M* ' *
5.000 Kerr Lake 8-*8 -* 6H 6 '-j *•.*
500 La Rose Con... 4 4 ♦ 4^
2.500 Little Miami... 3J •> * -* £<♦
3.000 Miami Copper.. 21% — -1-* —
400Nev-U M& S. A ,7» A j*
1,500 Ohio Copper IS it* 1"» "♦
r>ooPac Smelters.. it a ]'■» „*-*
10,000 «Rawh Coalit. . 14% J5 M* ™
1,200 Rawhide Queen 2S 2« -* -»
3.1MJ0 Ray Central 2, r 2* -tV - *
2.100 Ray Con 18 fl»% 1J» 3^
BBORed Warrior... 2»i 23 -♦ -"£
800 Stewart % * _t* A*
SOOTonopab 1-*1 -* 8% C* J> 4
'Tramps Con... 5% 6% » y
2WTularosa 1 1 *„ 1 ,
2.500 Union Mines... 1L i l^p JJj \\?
5,000 'tin Pac Cobalt 3% 3V» S» « a
OIK) 'Yellow Jacket. S3 57 83 "•>
r.OO Yukon Gold M. 4 4 4 4
BONDS.
O(ifioß&Gßß«s.lol% 105 104 7 » 10S
* £000 Jones & L 65. .100 100 *£» 100
6.000 West I'ac 55... 02% '.'--2 0--3 ■-■»
•Sells cents per share. fOdil lota.
• CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
The market on the Consolidated Ex
change broadened out materially, wit
commission houses reporting a decided
expansion in public interest. In the fore
noon, on the news of the attempt^ as
sassination of Mayor Gaynor, bearish floor
operators offered stocks freely all around
the room, with two prominent issues.
Reading and Steel common, driven down
to prices lower than they reached on the
New York Stock Exchange. Steel sold at
67% 14 of a point under the other board,
to "the extent of at least 1,500 shares.
while Reading got down to 138%, I */' r , a
point under. On the subsequent : ( , Uan<
however, there was a scramble on the part
of the shorts to get back the stocks the 3
had sold. Detailed operations follow .
STOCKS.
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
k9.3U0k 9.3U0 Amal Cop .... 64% •'>£» «* .££
80 Am Beet Su ar 33 Vi 33* 3^ Ai^
40 Am Can -SH S.s »* .1^
210 Am Car & Fdy 4.". ! 4. •* «
CO Am Cot 0i1.... si<hi <■•■•> p'% »
60 Am Ice -" -" -'.'.. --
BO Am Locomotive 31;% ""'a •>',» £' *
6.620 Am Smelting.- 1 6678 60 »>;»^ t..*
30 Am Sugar ....11'.' H!> 119 119,
-O Anaconda Cop. 40 41 U 40 40/&
i 4".0 \t Ton &s F. 07 ' i 98% •"■ 1 »8 1»
•70 Bait & 0hi0... 108 103% 108 I|»*
»10 Brook R T.... 75 Til's "4" 1 * '•■>•»
100 Can Pac 18914 190% 188H 190
60 Cent Leather.. 34^ 34T» .u 1 - « { 4-,
270 Ches & Ohio. .. 71 T » TV. 7 i -71% TO%
900 Ch Mll.&St P. 122% 124% 122U 324*,
140 Col Fuel & I.- -- ;4; 4 -•> v i. 2b ** L -:'*
10 Col & Hock C « »*!% m % *>
250 Consol Gas ...127% 129% 127% 120%
210 Den & H Or.. 30 30% 30 30%
40 Dlsi Securities "-> l i 28% 2^*4 2h%
550 Erie 23' » 24% 23% 24*%
160 Gt Nor pref.. .125 125% 125 125%
100 Inter-Met 17 17% IT 1* «
180 do pref 4t> 8 » 4" *'•'* 47%
10 Int-Met Mar pi 15% 15% 1&% I
170 Kan City >..... 27% 28% 2i^ -S*-z
130 Louis & Nash. l3B% 139% 138% 130%
80 Mn X & Tex.. 314 •"-'a 314 32%
100 Mo Pac . 50% 52 50% f>l?i
90 Nat Lead . .. 51% 51% 51 51
40 Nevada Cons... 21% 21% 21% 21 >i
WIN y Central. .lll% 1134 Ill's m 1:m 1 :
160 N V Ont & W. 40 Vt 4f> 40 40 7 »
330 Nor Pac 115% 116% 1144 llti^s
260 Pennsylvania.. .l2B 12!» 127% 129
10 Pressed St Car 34 "4 34 34
24.120 Reading .......ISO 141 138% 141%
30 Rep Steel .. . 80% 30% 3"'* 30%
10 do pref ...90 »0 9n 90
1,360 Rock Island .. 29* ■:•*>'<* 29% 30"4
20 do pref .... 62 62 62 62
1,890 Southern Pac. .112% 114 111% ■ 113TI
140 Southern f1y.... 22-H 23% ™i 23
120 do pref 52% 544 52U &4%
40 Tens Cop 24 24 4 24 24%
30 Tex & Pac 25% 26% 26% 2K4
19.390 I'nlon Pac ....163% lf>.". 7 » 1R24 165%
00 V s Rubber.... 33% ' 34 33 34
42.830 D S Steel ... OS'i 70 »',7 4 »if' T ii
150 do pref 115 116 115 lit.
760 Utah «'op 454 47 S 4 454 4- . i
190 Ya-Tar .-Chem.. 57% 58% 57% ."> :4 4
10 Wa bash .. .. 17^ 17 a i 17% 17 3 %
440 do pref 33% 35% 33% 35%
115.020 Total sales.
MINING.
450 Belmont 4.110 4.12 Vi 4. <X> 4.12%
000 Booth 15 .15 .15 .15
900 Consol Va 1.07% 1.20 1.07% 1.20
600 Chollar I'l .22 .21 .22
100 Goldfleld F10r..2.">(» 2.50 2.50 2.".i»
100 Goldfleld Cons. .8.25 8.2S 8.23 8.2S
200 Jim Butler 24 .243 .24 .24 V>
600 Jumbo Ext <>- .t'.2 .t>2 .ti2
500 Kowanas n~ l ? .(>7 .07?* .'>7'—
r.OO McNamara .:• .29 .20 lii
.'nit Mexican 1.42' i 1.47% 1.42^4 1.47 1 *
.'!'«> Nevada Hills ..2.LTI 2.25 2.25 225 "
800 Ophtr 1.17-2 1.30 1.17% 1.30
1,200 Tramps (X* .05 .05 05
I'm> Union Cons 45 .15 .45 .jr.
7.0.-0 Total sales.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.)
Bid. Asked. I Bid.Asked.
Alliance Ry. 120 125 jl^w TliT 250 260
Am Surety. 210 220 Lincoln 140 145
Astor 340 360 L Is,l L& T. 300 315
Bankers' ... — 650 Manhattan .. 375 400
H & M G. • 240 250 Mercantile .. 700 740
Broadway .. 145 150 i Metropolitan. — fi3s
Brooklyn .. 425 — IMtR^ Bond.. 110 116
Carnegie ■• HO 120 Mutual 130 _
ens Co cf A 125 140 Mut Alliance — 132%
Central .... 990 1010 Nassau 175 185'
City Invest. 69 72 Nat Surety.. 250 260
do pref... 105 115 NYL I & T.llOO 1120
Citizens' ... 140 '»"' XYM &S. 200 205
Columbia .. -'" 280 N V Trust.. r.40 655
Corn-wealth. 150 '— Peoples 300 —
Commercial. 115 120 ]Qu Co Mtge. 110 _
Empire Tr.. 300 310 Queens C 0... 115 —
Koultable . . 455 465 j Realty Asso. 110 115
FL. & T. .1700 1740 Savoy _ 10.1
Flatbush .. 200 220 Standard ... 400 410
Franklin ... 220 230 | Title G A T. 490 800
Full 'i • 290 — |T lof N V.. I*> ISO
Fidelity . . - 205 210 Tr Co of Am 835 345
Guaranty .. 800 825 Union 1350 1375
Guardian .. — 175 Un States.. .l2oo 1225
Hamilton .. 270 280 U5Caa....215 _
Home Trust 115 U 8M& T. 480 470
'Hud Realty 110 — )V STO & I 110 120
Hudson ... 170 180 \anNorden — 230
Int Bkg Cor 110 — ashinjiton.. 3.5 —
KlnwCo... ••"« — Weatcheater.. ISO —
ICnlckerbock 200 300 W4BT4M lfiO 170
Law Mte..- 235 240 Windsor .... 120 130 j
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
(Furnished by W. N. Coler & Co.. No. 43 Cedar
. street.)
(Accrued interest to be added.)
Bid. Ask"'.
•d- ■ March. 1880-'6O. 100 100%
.4% November. MOT |« 105%
•4% May. 195 7...... 05 T"- 1 <■
.44 November. 101. 10- 1« ! *
.4" Mas 1917. 102 103%
• 4." M>v mv.i 96%
•Is' November, 1958 96% 96%
•Is May. 1957 96% 98%
•4a' May 10W--V" 88 '.>:<
♦ »<; November. ;'' rr> r>rt 95 96%
ul\ November. 1936.:.: 96% 98%
isu November. 1934 '55 85 RS%
J3%! May. 1954 BO -'■ .
ta v' 1950 .''4 84% BO *
,■;'".' November, 1"41 si; ... s7\
tz\b November, 1928 88% ins,
«3% November. 1922 on.. <•::
$:<■"' November. I'-'ls 88% 98
|S%] November, 1914 jmu h '171;
■6a, November. 10lt> too** 101%
•Coupons Interchangeable, tßegiatered. lfv»u
pons. jrifslatered an.i coupon. "... llnii.
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished i-y K. 1.. Day a\ Co., No. SI AVall
street.)
Aug.B.Au».O. Aiik;> '.>.
i;..st & All. •-•-■■> 218 United Krult.l><7 IMU
Boston E1.;123 133 Cal .v. II M..520 D3O
> .11; ,v USY.I3S i::t; Centennial M 17 is
Pitchb'g pf.123 TJ.I cop Halite M '••» «"«U
ny Nil a ii — 150 Franklin M.. U l i 11
Old Colony..l« 186 Qranby M... 32 MM
WB Si uy. B8 87 Mass Con M 7% 7**
do pref...lOO 100% Mohawk M.. M .'•"
Mara El COB IBV* 15« No Hum.. . -7** —
| (l r>'f... SI MVi >t«,,,-nl.i M...128 l.'So
Am Pnoum. "■ X .'•"i . kid Dow M.. ."7!i :i7
do pref. 17U ISViI Parrot M .. M IS
Am t a T.*.132% i a I Quini x M .72 :»
N Bm Tel i- ; " ' '-' Tamarack M ."7 :.:>
Weal T&T IB IS i Wolverine M.IK! 117
do pr.'f... '■< v » It S Snifller" 3S 80<i
Unit Shoe M 60*4 ni>4 do pr*f .. »T l j «TM
da pr^f... SbH ->t'« r S Oil . 34 34ii
Arcadian M. 4% 4** Mans •; • ■ SO SO
Atlantic 1!.. '■■ 7 ,10 i.ref . l'" f M »
Shannon M. !<•'» lOTi Utah 24 24", (
1 '
Executor ■ ,00., 00 . Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Fanners' loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16, 18, 20 &22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
•mm/re 15 Oockspnr St PATCTfI, 41 Bonlerarf Hs__b___bj
tOUDOIT lg Bi;n0^ at c Bt Within.
Travelers' Letters of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator Guardian
Metropolitan
Trust Company^
of tAe City of/few Y&rA
49 WALL STREET
Capital, Surplus and Profits, $10,000,000
BRAYTON IVES. Pr«ik_t. GEORGE N r^T^^^ii^Ury.
ANTON A. RAVEN. V.ce-Pr^. JAMES F. MeNAMARA .Trw* O*«r
BEVERLY CHEW. U Vice-Prw. RUPERT W. K. ANDERSON. £*Z?!I
BERTRAM CRUGER. Tr«»r«r. FREDERICK E. FRIED. A»t. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Francis M. Bacon. Brajton It« _!!?—**_ KMt
WilHam L. Bull. LewH C«« L«Jy»rt. Anton A . Siren.
%';%■;£.?""• Jsssft^ssi ssF-^ja.
i.Jf..^ ED.M»rpi John T. Terry.
»•£** •"•£•_,.„_ Richard Mortimer. G-o. Henry Warren.
J. Horar- Harding. J ° **"""»• Horace White.
Krskine Hewitt.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
(Furnish »d by Frederic H. Hatch & Co.. No. 30
Broad street..)
STOCKS.
Dividend. Mi ■■—
American Bra»a Q J 5 116 152
American Chicle Mo&Ex 12 212 21S
American Chicle pf Q-J 6 !)^ 101
An. Dial Tel of X J... '.> J 4 4f> 51
Am Coal Products Q-J 8 Oi :»8
American Press Q-J&Ex B 95 18*
American Thread pf J&.J 5 ♦I « >v »
Am Type Found deb M&N"W2<S « mo —
Am Type Found new..-MANI933 6 99 100
Am Type Fo-inders J&-J 4 38 42
Am Type Founders pf..Q-J 7 88 M
Babe. .v Wilcox Q-.T 7 M 100
Barney & Smith pf — 88 103
Borden's Cond Milk F&AEx — *10s 112
Borden's Cond Milk pf-vQ-M 6 I' l !"•"
r.ush Terminal com — 83 8B
Central Fireworks — — 5 10
Central Fireworks pf — 1" *>
Conn Ry & M.?M Q-F 4 J* T^'^
Celluloid Q-J&Ex 8 123 127
E I dv P de Nemours.. Q-M 5» 14:» 153
Eldul" de Nem pf Q-J 5 SO 85
Empire Steel & Iron — 12 I*s
Empire Steel & Iron pf — 65 70
Hall Signal common . — 40 45
HerrinK-Hall-Marvin — SO 40
International Nickel ■ International
International Nick*! pf.Q *> 88 92
International Silver . — «'♦ —
International .Silver pf-Q-J 4 102 V*
Kirby Lumber ■ — 10 ■■
Kirbv Lumber pf — "•"' 45
Kin s Co El L & P....Q-M 8 128 127
Nat Cash Roister pf.. .1.v.l 7 117 122
Nlles-Bement 1 Q--M 6 88 188
Bement-P pf -Q-F 6 " MB
Otis Elevator A&O 2 88 T>~>
Otis Elevator pf Q-J 8 8B J*"Vi
Old Dominion S S J&J *5 I<>O IH>
pacific •la? &El — — '•- 65
Pacific Gas &El P f...-Q-J « S3 87
I elps. D* Co — 188 21"
Pope Manufacturing — «•» 65
Pope MfS pf — ™ 8]
Producers' Oil Q-M *? 140 MB
Pratt ,v Whitney pf Q-F 8 WO 105
Royal Bak Powder Q-M&Ex 8 !""■ 195
Royal Bak Powder pf.Q-M « I 8« 105
Safety C H A L Q-M&Ex «< 12." 127
Sen-Pen Chiclet — 132 138
Standard Coupler — 35 —
Standard Milling Co — 10 IS
Standard Milling Co pf.A&O 3 4*> 45
Texas Company Q M 12 188 188
Texas & Pacific Coal Scrip 6 100 188
Trenton Potteries — — 4 7
Trenton Potteries pf.... ■ — . r .."> 60
Trenton Pot fndg ctfs..J tJ 4 60 70
Trow Directory — —— — 25 35
Union Carbide ■ - — 97 100
Union Ferry Q-J 2 2S 31
Union Typewriter - ■ — 43 47
Union Typewriter Ist pf.A&O « 100 MB
Union Typewriter I'd pf.A&O 7 l-v) 105
United Rank Note Q-J 4 4«> 45
United Bank Note pf..-Q T 6 ?*> 55
U S Finishing com S-J 7 9fi I<H
r 5 Ftnishms pf Q-J 1 Ml 112
U S Finishing Ist J&J IMS o 10«> 105
U S Finishing com J&J 1929 5 95 100
T- g Motor com - — SB 88
U S Motor pf — 65 70
Virginian Railway — «•"> 70
West Pacific — 22 25
West Power — 2'". •-'•
West Power pf — 47 frf>
•Bx dividend 4 per cent.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
(Famished by Edward B. Smith & Co., Nr>. 27
Pine street, Xew York.)
Bid. Asked, i Bid. Asked.
Alb &■ 505...280 3<X) I Man & Law.^ZM —
Alb &- Vt . . 71 "•• I Manhattan ...121 IS.".
Allegh &W. 133 146 | Massaw Vy...12S HO
Am T * C. 71 7.". M II & 3 H..120 125
At &C A 1... 17.". 185 Mobile &Ppf 67 77
Auk .<: Sav.:lo6 114 M&O stk t eft 7* H
AG&M M. 65 7. . [Mot C.v Bak. ."..'> —
Beech Creek. M 100 I do pref 107 —
BS &- F P.. 15 30 Morris .<- Ex.170 —
BoFt & A1b.. 220 226 j do extn OS 104
Boat & L0w. 215 229 Xash & IX-c.l'U 130
Beat * Pr0v.290 300 | Xash & W.2IS —
B & 7th Av.iaO 135 New I.on W. .208 220
Rklyn City.. 14.". 153 XI& II cJip.3oo 32.^
C a BCo ..140 150 XYB&M Bpf.loß 11. S
Canada 50... 58 SB NVL tt W..120 125
Cata Ist pf.112 120 X V Mut Tei.lM —
do 2d pf... 112 120 Xinth Aye 140 19.)
Cay & SUS.-.213 225 North Car ISO I*l
C Crosstcwn. M 130 North <N H).135 14.1
I C X&BR 30 . ''0 North (N J).. 88 '.'."".
: Chat & 0...109 108 North Porm..l!>7 20S
!C& EI T cfa 4S 6S Xorth w Tel.. I".'. 112
do ctfs pd.MB 113 [Sort ft \V pf.205 21.">
C & 10th Sta. 60 90 jOld Colony. ,.l(V» 2<"><> '
C s & c pf.125 — lOswejfo & 5..21 C, 225
Clrfield & M.130 — | Pat A At T. . 66 7H
I Cl»v & Pitts. '.»',."> 170 Pat & H R...Wt 2.<«>
do spl bet. 94 101 Pal & Ram... l*s 200
Col & X 201 20? Pemiaj Valley. 144
Cone §, M...160 170 •■■■ & B Vy..170 199
Cons & P...170 — Phtla Q&• N-.2i»> _
C & V R pf.132 142 IP K& I. E... m 70
Conn River. .260 270 1 do pref 12rt 140
CRy X- L... 73 78 I' Ft \\ .<- C MB 175
do pref .18 .*2 I do special.. .155 170
Dayton &M. M — IP McX &V . 12» l"0
DA- IM 8rk.185 290 Prov & Wore.2Co 270
Del H & S-. 3 | > » s IR^ns .v.- Sara.lSS 200
East Perm...130 140 ,R& < ; Vy....113 _
k-lghth At*. .20" — I Rome a C 140 150
1 Elmira & TV.IOo 120 IB \v a 05r...11-* in
do pref 142 152 IRut ,v \Vh...ISS 145
Erie & Kal .--iH) 230 I Sara a Sch.. Ml -_
Erie a Pitts IT,.'. 14^ ?econd Aye... 15 25
Fltchb-r pf.l^s 130 I Sharon R y 110 12.1
F\V & J pf .133 540 j Sixth Av< . .MB 130
42fi St&GSF.22i> 270 ISo& At Tel.. S7 t»7
Franklin T. .35 *•"> ISoatbw of 6. MM ir»
G RltA-B C 0.259 2«5 St L B Ist j.f.120 130
•; a Sta T..l<» HO do 2.1 pref.. ."-) ,v?
Or Xlv Vy.'.120 l- 1 ' !st.l &So 8.. 85 —
Hart aC W. ■*" 4»> I do pref 10<> v->
Hereford .... S3 '••- IT ,<. . ; r As.lfW 17,5
111 CI. 1. ■88 M Tun r.f st L 129 1.T5
111 & Miss T. 82 75 23d st 200 ■»-„,
[nterocean T. 88 l'»» UK J R R&C24O ■";-
Jack 1. & S. . SIJ ' pper Coos.. " .
Jollet a Ch.".l6S 175 11 a B Riv...Ko Ks
X Aa G R 140 IM 11 C a s Vy.144 150
KCSI.vMp:.* 85 .5 \. CaH .. 73 » 4
KCSL&C .130 140 V 3V 3 of X v |{| ,?
I, S & 50. 335 5Vt& .— is l^*
LA- M Rpf.l6*) 170 Warren 150 1,--
M Coal R P1.103 H-S | '* 1->>
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing MMfv
(Furninhe.l by Swartunut & Appenzellar N , 40
i'liw .:r.-.-t i
Name. .. .. . . Maturity, interest yield
Atlftn Coast i- j> r. iviu-*i; J ' ,"•
Uufr .■•v.r,UY.v c. laiuL'ii"" 4* 3
Cant «>f Oa 4*4^o i» c. i»n» 17 " -. i_!
:•.:■:. & Ohio 4;! c. Him-' l7 1T % * 5
Chic .V. All I 4', ;, p. „„ M'"* %.*, 1^
Chic - v . Ka*t ,'. l: .r ■■.■■■ >• • . '""<: : 55 1»»
,-ln Ham .* I> 4V-S f,V w.," ••* ?_* 4 >
CM .v Hud »'-.- p,. !.,-: ll -" - > <
Brl«~.4-4%-0 De. 1.M..",7 ' ** J*
UucklrtK Valley »-iv v o "lii'iiY-i*" «
Hud a Manhattan ;. ',, ', . 1.,} ! ' •/*• ?_. 4V »
Kan i it] t- 8c «M v- „.,.„;, -i' *;3; 3 a
Kan City Bo 4>, r , I *',.> ■ "" '•■ ■;'. 4? »
Mobile A Ohio 4-.J pr , , * '. - ". »V* 4%
N'ortoUc Awi p,' ,-.„;" ' .-- • 4 *» *%
si '-• isn »>, S., ' ■' ." "-• »s »- 4
Southern liy SVi~t_iVi . l .17 «S »\
Virginian Ry 5 pc, loV-i,*.' WU^M .^ 4%
Wfert 4U E 4'i- 5 »el Kg' .• . *»• 4Ti
Irving National
Exchange Bank
Strictly a Commercial Baa^
KrMarrw Oy«t Thirty Million*.
W>«t Broadway and Chamber* St.. New Virlt
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Office of The American Coal Company.
of Allesrany County, ~-\
Xo. 1 Broadway,
New York. August »•-. ">" > V > ■
The Board of Directors of The Americas
Coal Company, of A'lesany County, has tils
day declarer! a s»mi-annual dividend of Thr»*
Per Cent, upon the capital stock of the Com
pany, payable -■.-■■ on -Thursday, Sep
tember Ist. 1910.
Th» transfer books will b» rinsed on Mon
day, a .--■._■ at three o'clock P. M.. aaj
reopened on the morx of September M,
I!»1O. OF.OR.;?: M. BQWLBT. Tr»aa
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MON'KY MARKET. — Money on call
opened at 1% p°r cent; hls:he«t. ! per
cent; lowest, IV* P^r cent: closing; 13 i °''
cent; ruling rate. 1-? per c*>nt. Tim* !
money was practically unchansrerL Rates,
" : ; 92^4 per cent for sixty days. 3%(|1
for ninety days, 4 :: 4'??4>24 '??4>2 for four months,
4*i<as for live months. Mercantile paper
was" dull. Rates, ■' '■- ff'.'i per cent for
sixty to ninety days' indorsed bills re
ceivable, "'• ? 7 '^ for choice four to sis
months' single names, fl^. for others.
FOREIGN' EXCHANGE. — The foreign
exchange market opened steady, with ca
bles quoted at 4.5555'54.?590. demand ster
ling at 4 8565 bid and asked and sixty-day
bills at 4.S34'>@ 4.5.160. Short francs held
around 5.19 3*3 * and short reichsmarks at
94 15-1 plus 1-32. The market was a
shade easier in the afternoon, shovriag »
decline of 5 points from the openins.
Cables were quoted at 4.55 i U4.5530, de
mand sterling at 4. 50*5'3 4. 55*>0 and sixtr
day bills at 4.834094.83^. ?h^rt franca
were 5.19** less l-« 4 and short reieh3»
marks M 15-15 plus 1-32.
Bankers' posted rates were:
Si-sty da:--3. D»ra3=a.
?terlin? 4.84H I ■■■.-»
Germanj". reichsmarks r»4 l 3l 3 v ,
Part*, franca 5.2<> 5.1?-»
Belsrium. francs . 5. 2 4. sL>j
Switzerland, francs 5.21+ 5.13-t
Holland, guilders 4A 40»i
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. — Boston. 5*
discount: Chicago. 5c discount: San Fran
cisco. Fight ac premium, telegrraph T^a
premium: Xew Orleans, commercial par
and 25c discount, bank $1 premium:
Charleston, buying 1 par, selling l-10c pr»
ralura; St. Louis. 20c discount bid, 100
asked: Minneapolis. SIC premium: Savan
nah, buylns: 3-lSc discount, sellinsr par.
BANK CLEARINGS. -New Tor] ex
changes 1270.132.069. balances $1.'..41T.3:
Philadelphia, exchanges 520.542. 4.T6. balances
$2,053,441; Baltimore/ exchanges $4,X-O.*)S.
balances $^.".^,^7. Chicago, exchanges >•,•
234.034. balances fZJSOSMI.
SILVER MARKET.— Commercial bar sil
ver. 52"<c: Mexican silver dollars. Me Bar
silver in London closed at 24 7-16 d, a d?«
cline of l-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. U Lis
bon. 7.50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. — Mexican «
chance on New York is quoted at 2M'-z.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. — Receipts
from customs yesterday were $1.507.9^2; in
ternal_ revenue, including: corporation tax.
$1.320... 2. and miscellaneous. JlltXtU. a total
of $3.3iXU3»>, against total expenditures ca
ordinary account of $3.70t!.725. For MM
month to date ordinary receipts have teen
Sl3.(Gt>.3tO and ordinary expenditures $12,
555.1 ii. the excess of receipts amounting to
$431,171. For the fiscal year to date or
dinary Receipts have been $71,554,301. acalns:
$07,750.5n> in the same period of ISO 9. ani
ordinary expenditures fy>,9»i«s.sN». asaias;
?50.551.107 in 1909, the excess of expenditure*
this year amounting to 53.112.555. compared,
with an excess of expenditures last year
of 512.751.221. Including Panama Canal ac
count and public debt, the excess or all
expenditures over receipts since Jt:!y 1
amounted to $14,000,755. against an ex^ei 1 ]
in the corresponding period a year ago et
517.522.5 W.
SUB-TREASURY. — The Sub-Treasury
was debtor to the Clearing House 5.*43.7r0.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by J. Thomas Kelnhardt. Xo 39
Broad street. Xew York, ar.d Nc». 54 P*¥*
onshire street. Boston.)
H!c^ Ix<w. '.lit.
Acm» H •; I
Ahmeek ......... ISS 170 IV>
Amai Nevada Mines. J> >ij >'■»
Arizona & Michlsran lt> l<» H>
Arlzpe Rights *.: * ( 5*
toy State Gas 4J» 4i> 44
Bohemia 6H .Mi «
Boston Ely ■ 1\ IS It
Hoswyoolo ............. S $
f'actus Copper 2 2'
i "alavpras . • ' -« v 11
Champion ;.v, 3 s'*
<h!.-f ConsolidatPd .... IS l l j •%
Chin.-* 13^, 12- 13« i
• *ort«»z Mines :s »\ ;*»
1 "orbin Copper 7 Jt^, 7,
Domini Syndicate I'>' 3 toS l»* l »
First National Copper... 3»» 3»» ""»
>: Idflvld ConaottdM. >»A *'» *tV
HmnboMt jJmtltlnif *>O W* »>
Inspiration ... ->i 7^ 7'i
Uniwli h V & ■• {10 $>.>' Sl>
L« Rose 4^ , 4~ ■
Mackinaw ... 10 {» lo>
Massachusetts «"oal 3t) .-. 3t»
Moille tltbson 24 "» 2»
Majestic ,W 52 65
Nat Mining Exploration. 23 l» .»
Xew 8a1tic..... Rt; ,v; 5 4
Ohio Copper IN jv» 1*»
' ! '"'" »ii '•'♦ 24
Raven Mining B 2t> ft»
t;.«\vhi.l,- Mlnint; S , i*
Kh<nle Island ival K'i «'i «'-S
Booth Laka . 7»» .%*; 7
Superior a »;iot-« . . . 2.1 2.*» 2S
Vulture M| 01; s*^
Tnaoa tunpatd) 2f» ■_■>. t*
'!<• .pii.i. . 4«» aj 4i»
Yukon 4 4 4
COBALT STOCKS.
(F\:rnlii>-.-,l by Warren, t;zowskl & CO-. N». '1
Hrixid street.)
-"- BkLAakad.l pui.Ask^l-
Amal^amat. l*i » | La. Row M ■»■'"■
JSalley r>i 7hil- KtpteatOS.. l K 'i tst «
Heavt-r Con. -""■>♦ -I i.McKlnlev ... W l a '■>'
Big Six 14 3 I Nancy Helen. 4 •
Murrain I.* •-"-"•> Xtpisalmr ...1058 MW
I'h.tnih h'.-r! Ml 17 Xova S»t>tla. "•! 3
i- of Cobalt. 22H aa Ophir . ■ •■- SW .
t'ohalt iVn: 11 12 OtisiiH* ! '■» -'•
Cobalt Lak»» 15% i; 1 . Peterson I*.. 1* ? » '•'*
Conlajras ...4<>» "-•> I lil K ht of AVav "" 21
CiM»n Re».C«5 3SO I i:cH-hester ... lt'i 1J '
Foster I" l i If (Stiver Leaf . . -\»
• HIT •! I 4>» 4'j I Silver 15.U... 33 s * <'♦
(it Northern 7 7K, | Silver Qu*en. 2 *
»Jreen Meeh. 'i \\ | Temlskamlnff O1O 1 . «V*»
>lar?riive». . I«Va 11» I Trethewey ...I.".' 1 * «-»J
><m.! Raj li«» !<>: itrs . .'. - 5
John Ulack. 2 4 WettUufer . . » "•
Kerr L&k«..653 663 *

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