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12
Edward B. Smith & Co
Bankers
embers New York and Philadelphia
Stccfc Exchanges
Investment
Bonds and Stocks
Philadelphia New York
Brnnd * Chestnut Sta. 27 Plne Street
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
BAVKIKS.
11. 15. 18. IT AND 19 BROAD ST.
MFMBFK- >*. V STOCK EXCHAXGK.
J.T«KK« «nfl BONDS bouKht^ and '_"' In
vestor* or Carried on liberal terms.
Banklnr Account* received *nW«t to check
at ilcht. Interest paid on dally balances.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
LETTERS OF CREDIT
Iwued Available the World Over.
Manhattan Co. Bank
Carnegie Trust Co.
Merchants National Bank
Market &Fulton National Bank
CLINTON GILBERT.
t Wall Strrft.
" " WANTED
*« »>t»-mr\v titk rorxPKRS com.
IM B •pv'.nVlllVsH, MILK COM!
»iw. IK4MF -Mir A » N-.IM IU !><•
•", ItOVAI. BAKING ImVw-I.KK.OM
=H ii^«4\^c*o^ c - rFD
FREDERIC H HATCH & CO.
New York Boston
*0 Broad P^__ s0 C™™ **-
WE DEAL, IN*
UNION TYPEWRITER.
MS
H&llowell 6* Henry.
T«1. Broad 4P85. R2 Braver -t.N Y. C.
1852 1910
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
**. Wsll SU New York
,,,1.1 ;., IWT'TVrNT
«- t. stock »'V >>nvT "
MEETINGS. . j
""notice of annual MEETING
to stockholders of
wells. fargo & company.
Ton «re hereby notlfled that the next Annual
M»etinß of the Ptockholders of paid company
lor the, election of Directors for the . -nsulnK
>■»•■•- and th*. transictlon of cuch other dubi
ti»«f as may com* before the meeting will *"
held in the offlce of the Company. 51 Broad
•nay. New York City. N. V. on Thursday.
October IX. 1910. st ten o'clock A. M.
The Transfer Books will be closed at 3 P. M .
October 8. 1910. and remain closed until 10
X. M- October 14. ifllO.
A- W. ZIMMERMAN'N. Secretary.
r.VTON TACinC K%II-KOAP COMPANY.
ANNTAI. MEETING
Th» annual meeting of the ptockholderF or
T'nion Pacific Railroad Company will be held
at the office ot the Company, in Salt Lake city.
Vtah. on TUESDAY. October 11. 1910. at
twelve o'clock noon, for the election of fifteen
X«ir*ctorw of the Company, and for the trans
action of >■-'. other bufineps an may lea;a v
ram* before the meetinc. ..
The books for th« transfer of stork ♦r-"'"
r-nmmon and Preferred) will be closed for th«
jiurposes of th- meeting at 3 o'clock P. M. on
Mor-dav. Sept 12. 1910. and will be, reopened
st teno'clook A. M. on Thursday. October 13.
■j^in. ALEX. MILLAR. Secretary.
Pated August 28. IPIO. _^
- TVERN TIER DBVEtOPMEST COM-,
PAKT
Notice is hereby given that the annual
jn^tlnrf of the Southern Tier D*v«lopnient
Company for The election of Pirector* and for
the transaction «f t"i«-h other business as may
v>» nroutht before Hie moeting. ''l be held at
the offiro of the company. No. Church titreet.
in the Cltr of New York, on Tuesday. Octolter
■> i 1910 at 2:S«> o'clock P. M.
Tie work transfer books « HI be rinsed at
the <•!"•». '•' huplnesK on Saturday. September
VmK l»10. and will »-t opened at !" A. M.. on
ThiiriMjuy. October 13. I; ' : "
B , order <>f the M-.arfi of Hirrrtnrs
DAVID posmax. Secretary.
fey %>w York, 1. 1!>1O.
jr COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION. |
i£Ut« «f New York. Office of the Secretary of
Ftate. «». :
THIS CERTIFICATE, issued in duplicate.
ber»t<v rertlfle* that he GOTHAM LITHO
GRAPHIC <:OMPANY. INCORPORATED, a no
me«tl>- ptock r^irT-oraiion. has filed In this offlo*
or this Iwent> -fourth day of Fepiember. 1910.
- bhbj for th. voluntarj" dissolution of surh
corporal lon tinder action 221 of th- General
Corporation !-a». and thai it appears therefrom
that fi:' corporation has compiled with wild
t-'-ctinn In order to be dissolved.
trunks* mv hand and the. F»al of office or OM
Man of State, at the City of Albany this
twenty-fourth day of September, on« thousand
rine hundred and ten. THOMAS F. FKNNKT.I.
TPeal 1 > IVputy Secretary of State.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET.— Money on rail op<?n<vi
«U 22 a 4a 4 per ••t-T)i: hiphest. 3 jK?r cent: lowest.
1% pet cent: rloFinE:. 2' 4 ncr cent: ruiitiK
rat« 23i per cent. Tim«- money was firm.
Rate* were 4U per cont for sixty days.
4>i'&4 1 4 for ninety days and AW"* 7*7 '* for
four fly« and six esMBtIUL All Industrial
collateral loans n-ere made at 5 per cent.
Mercantile paper v. ; s not in such pood '!' -
mand. Rates. :.V-'\ r>"» rent for sixty
and ninety days' hills receivable. S^* per
<«>nt for four to six months* choice single
lames: €^i for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— The foreipn
♦xrhanpe market opened a .shade easier,
•with rates down i points to 4.b6iV<z4.Rfi«ii for
cable? 4 %i»fj4.M^^" for demand sterlinp and
4.854.5310 for sixty-day hills, the latter
showing *■ more pronounced decline on the
hardening I*ondon discounts. Short francs
ver« quoted at >'« le^s 1-64 and short
relchsmarks at Ss»*. The market was
steadier In the afternoon, showing an ad
vance of .' to 10 point? from the ojK-ninS-
Cables wer« quoted at v "4*"". demand
eterlinjr at 4.SfiS5 hid and asked and sixty
<3av bills at 4.5384.53 V Short francs held
around .'IRS* less l-SSgi-lS^i an- .-hort
reichsmarks Wv.
Bankers* posted rates were;
■fatty <iays. I»eniand.
■ s 4 , s4 f * r j
Belrium. francs -•• * - ♦ »-»»*
J-arls. francs - JJ-WJj ;• -J«JJ
Fwltz«rland. francs ..... - r - |?;*» »»^*
Jioiland. Kuilders 40 40*»
DOMESTIC. EXCHANGE.-Boston. T«2-3c
discount: Chicago. 6c discount; San Fran
cisco, sight 4c premium, t«l«gr&pfa .c pre
mium- New Orleans, commercial »ocsxtl <"•_
fount bank ?l premium; Charleston buy-
Ing par. selling 30c premium: St. Louis 1 . iwr
H-j IV premium asked: Minneapolis. ..<•
jre'mium: Savannah, buying 3-l€c discount,
-Felling par.
HANK CLEARINGS. - New York, ex
changes 5277.313.1,15; balances $14 ; 979,«5; Bal
tlmore. exchanges 9Q.516.177. »*lan«*«
V . Philadelphia, ex.h.tngea S». :i13«.»1. bal
ances Jl.SS6.ftOß': hlra«o. exchanges Jj3,.(«,
755, balances WJaBlfT7.
SILVER MARKET, '"..mm. bar sil
ver 53 7 «c: Mexican silver dollars?, 4- Bar
silver in London Hosed at SWA. a ld«clin«
Of l-16d.
<SOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. 'Sir. Us
t»on. 3.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE— Mexican ex
change or. New York is quoted at 2.01%.
FOREIGN' FINANCIAL
Ivrcidon. Oct. 3.— Consols for money
dof-«l 1-1« lower, at «»%, and for No
vember account 3-1«5 higher, at ;0; 0 : -fc. Cana
dian Facitic declined 'a. to 133-*. and Qraod
Trunk & to 26?«. Anaconda was un
changed at f&Vi '. , t .
Mon*-y »'«* fairly plentiful, and it-count
r^tes were firm.
The Bank of England secured the bulk
of the £750.090 South .African gold consign
ment.
The EtOCk market was quiet and irreg
ular Copper shares and forH«n bonds
v.ere firm, and home rails advanced on
the prospect* of a wttw-ment of Urn Man
chester «-otton dispute, but Kaffirs were
«asy and rubber stocks weak on the de
. line in th. price of crude rubber.
American securities opened h trifle high
«r Trading was light, and prices wrd
off during the forenoon. New York offer
ings caused further losses In the afternoon
end the market cloned uncertain.
• < all money in London 2«r2*c T>t cent;
open market discount rate for j-hort hill".
7.Ltn*\ per cent; long bill*. 3 ? * per cent;
Be-lin discount rate, 4 per c«>nt: Parlii
discount rate. 2% per cent; Paris rxchang«
on -dor. 25 franc? t3\ eentUn«; BesrUn
exchange on Iy3n«lon. 2a marks IS* pfen
nigs. Bar gold. 77* M. American eacles.
•
Paris, Oct. 3. -Three p*r «ent rentes
clo«*<l 22 * centimes lower at ''• francs 5
centime" Prices tnovwl irregularly on th«
Bourse,
Berlin. Oct. Trading wit dull on the
Boers*.
STOCK PRICES AT HIGHER LEVELS ON HEAVIER DEALINGS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1910.
_- . xx l #»t 1 " ~ I Actual Sales. I Closing.
.. J ,__ (pp.! Hl.]Low|Flnl|Bid.|Ask
150! + Vi Amalgamated Copper. 64% 65% 61% €5% CT.% 65J4
yjO—% American Beet Sugar 39 39% 58% 3S-, ? 35% 38%
[00 j American Can S% JJ* J SV4 S% SU
100 American Can pr «*'<>! 68%: 68% 68% Cs% C 9
100 4 % American Car & Foundry. 4S ; 45% 48 i 4&% 45% 49
300 >% American Cotton Oil €3 ;63 62- 62% 62% 63
200 +%' American Hide & Leather.! 4% 4^. 4% 4V 4 434 3
100- % American Hide & Lea pr.! 30% 20% »% 20% 30% 21%
:^o'->4 American Ice Securities... 18% 18% 18 IS 18 IS%
SMI- % American Linseed 12V 12% 12^ 12% 11% 12%
SOO +3% American Linseed pr j32 34 32 34 ! 33% 34
rOO +1% American Locomotive 38% 39^4 SB% 39 35% 39
100 + % American Malt 4»4 4% 44: 4%
103-% American Malt pr ; 30% 30% 30% 30% -— — -
M+l American Smelting 67% . 6S=* , «JV,,L«*iai 68 ' 6SU
561 + 14 American Smelting pr U01%|101% l«% 101% 101% 102
70} +«£ American Steel Foundry.. 42%! 42% 42% 12% 42% 42%
« +2% American Su&ar 113% 116 111% 116 116% 1 6
3TW American Sugar pr 112 115 112 Un 112 116
300 - S American Tel. & Tel 13S 1» 137% 137% 137% 138
100 + % American Woolen 28% 29% 28% » 29 29%
»0 *% American Woolen pr 94- 8 94 •» 94% 94% 93% 94%
WO +% Anaconda 40 *>»« 40 . 40% 40 40 i
» U« Atchison 100 Ml% 99% 101 10 101 J ?
10.) +1% Atlantic Coast Line 112% 114% 112% 114% 114% 114%
550 +% Baltimore & Ohio 106 «£%!£ 106% 106Vfe l£%
200 +3% Baltimore & Ohio pr 91 91 91 91 90 91
KK> +H Bethlehem Steel 27% 28 2.% 28 27% 25%
»<>+*{, Bethlehem Steel pr | sfc% £% 55% 5Sj4 55% »
5m -•* Brooklyn Rapid Transit.... 76% J7% .6% 36% 76 .6J 8
100- it, ; Brooklyn Union Gas 135 135 135 135 134% 136
-I? Canadian Pacific 194m94% 194 194 193*194%
100 UK Canadian Pacific subs 193% 193% 193% 193% — - , — -
m +"4 Central Leather 34% 35% 84% 34%| 34% 35
;7; 75 _ 14 Central Leather pr 104% 104% 104% 104% 104% IOOJ4
m+l Chesapeake & Ohio ' 79% 81% [9% SO* 80% 80%
100+3 Chica+To & Alton 135 , S. . 3;. 135 34 :06
m % Chicago Great Western.... 23% 24% 23% 24% 24% 24%
300 +1% Chicago Great Western pr: 47 ;4S ,4, j4S 48 CB%
iW +% Chlcafo. Mil. & St. Paul... El% 123% 121% 123 123 123%
600 41% Chicago. Mil. & St. P. pr.1148%|1«8% 148 149% 148% 150
800 —■„ Cliicago & Northwestern.. 147% 148% 147% 148 14.% US 1 *
m Chicago Union Trac 2% 2% 2% 1% 2% 3
ion +" > 'A C" C C &St L '7. ' .■■> :IS ,, : <•> 77
(00 4.5Z Colorado Foel & Iron j32 33 !32 j 32% 32% 32%
700 + % Colorado & Southern ! 56% 56% 56% 1 56% 5h% 1 56%
300 -ili^ Colorado & Southern Ist pr 73i 74 ; 73% 74 73% .4
100 + % (Columbus & Hock, C. & 1.1 5% •'>'* s'-s 5% 4% 5
500 + H {Consolidated Gas 134% 134% 133% MS 134%' 134%
150 — Corn Products Refining.... 15% 15% 15% 15% 15% 16
M — IComstock Tunnel 23 23 23 123 — • —
W- 1 41% Delaware * Hudson 166% 167% 166 1«7% 165% 167
errf> +1^ Denver & Rio Grande 32 ' 32% 32 i 32% 32% 32%
50 +% Denver & Rio Grande pr... ! 73% 73%! 73V 4 73% 73% 73%
■ml +2 Distilling Securities ! 30% 80% 30 30 29% 30%
S» +1% Duluth. S. S. & At. Pr ' 23% 23% 25% 23% 23% 24%
»«l + H EriP 27 27%! 36% 27« i 27»,4 27%
400 +li Erie Ist pr 45% 46% 45% 46% 45 46%
500! +2 Erie Mpr 85% 37 | 35% 37 36 3.
22. - Federal M. *8. Pr 48 4« 48 48 ' 47% 59
200' +'I General Electric Co 146 146 146 146 114r»% 146%
HO —*. Gold field Con 8% S»4 "i 7% 7% S
inn +1 Great Northern pr 127% 128% 127%! 128% 1 128 j:2S%
4AO + v Great Northern Ore. ctfs... 56% 58 56% 1 57% 56% I 57%
2M :+ ii Hocking Valley 124 125 120 125 124% 125%
lOrt Illinois Centra] 133 133 133 133 133 134%
700—14 Inter.-Metropolltan j2l I 21%) 20%] 21 20% 21
Soft— Inter.-Metropolitan pr 66% 57 156 | 55% 56 1 i! 56%
100 4 % International HaiT.-ester.... 98% 99%! 95%! 99% 99 199%
v» _ International Harvester pr 121% 121% 121% 121% 120 122
■jbJ_ 14 International Paper 12% 12% 12% 12% 12% 12%
"SOI — International Paper pr t 51% 51%! 51%! 51% 51% 51%
Vfi' +U, International St«>am Pump 1 41% ,42 I 41% 12 42 ' 42' c
ano» 4 % inter. St^am Pump pr MV MM l 4l 4 84% 84% S 4' 4 Si.
iv, + 5 lowa Central '■ 16% 17% 16% 17% 17 ! 17%
» U % lowa Central pr 31% 32% 31% 32% 32% 32%
ml +2 'Kansas City Southern..... ' 29' 2 ; 31% 29%j Sl\' 30% 31
y>v 4% Kansas City Southern pr..l 64%| 64 7 i 641.,' «4%{ 64% 1 65
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. Total sales for the day. 565.704 sharps, compared with 9i0.5?3
PM Q'^^ sharps for thp enrrpsponding day in IW9.
rs l Set] I ! iL^fSn atrßai^a tr Bai^ ■!™ 1 ?T_ 1K _ Total Bales January 1 to October 3. Inclusive. 130.347,270
1- lchse. t I Op. HI. I Low, Finn Bid JAgR B hares compared with 159.363,638 sharps for the wimp period
11 _ i., tCommercft 201 !202M;i201 '202 1 ? 12M !3f5 JJ 1 " J^ ■
FINANCIAL MHKET
Low Bank Reserves Cause
Higher Money Rates.
Forelen houses took advantage of the
rise In local stock market prices yester
day to fell more than twenty- five thou
sand shares on balance, but their opera
tions were without effect on interests
which apparently have, made up their
minds that technical and other condi- I
tions are in favor of higher quotations. |
There was something in the nature of
■ round-up of the shorts, but the move
ment failed to attract an encouraging
volume of public buying, in spite of th
philanthropic efforts of various com
mission houses to point the way to the
accumulation of fortunes. There was
too much manipulation In the movement
to make it a convincing indication of
the development of a sustained advance,
while there was too much uncertainty
over the immediate future of the money
market to induce speculative buying by
conservative operators. A larpje amount
of stock has been sold in recent days by
holders who have been anxious to con
vert paper profits into cash, and any
further advance doubtless will brine out
similar offerings, but It hardly appears
probable that the chief holders of stocks
will attempt to liquidate at prevailing
prices except on the theory that quota
titons will move to a materially lower
level before an important bull campaign
can be successfully launched.
While large speculative interests are
showing indifference to monetary con
! ditions, the situation in the money mar
ket calls for extreme caution at this
particular period and does not warrant
an outbreak of heavy speculation on
borrowed funds. In the early part of
August the reserve of the Clearing
House banks at this centre stood in ex
cess of $55,000,000. In Saturday's state
ment the actual reserve as of Friday
night was $4,981,350, with loans up
ward of $15,000,000 larger than de
posits. An increased demand for loans
for speculative purposes at present will
be to the accompaniment of much higher
rates for accommodation and stringency
in the market that might lead to serious
financial disturbance. Call money yes
terday was lent as high as 3 per cent,
with few offerings of time funds for over
the year under 5 per cent- and with
every indication pointing to increasing
fiimness in both departments of the
market. The fact that a better demand
for bonds from investors has developed
is not a good reason for buying stocks
! or. margins when the banks are not in a
i position safely to finance such opera
! tions.
A large proportion of the dealings were
supplied by a few stocks, chiefly the
Harriman issues. Heading. United States
Steel. Chesapeake & Ohio and Amalga
mated Copper. Northern Pacific and
St. Paul, which have been inactive feat
ures for many weeks, also developed
moderate activity. The "small fry"
bought on the argument that the sub
stantial interests had the market well
in hand and would not allow it to go
down, but on the advance there was
some excellent selling from quarters
where it was supposed that nothing but
bull operations were under way. Un
favorable factors failed to restrain bull
enthusiasm, and the government's re
port on cotton presenting a percentage
condition of •;:.«.». a loss of «'..- In the
month Of August, received but scant
attention, although the Cotton Kx
change prices for futures advanced fol
lowing the publication of the llgurcs.
This country will not have a large cot
ton crop, hut an offset in part will be
found in the good prices at which for
eigners will i^- compelled to buy the
staple from m It will require, how
ever, «'nermouß exports of domestic
products and of manufactures to re
store the. balance Of trade to our ac
counL, Higher copper metal quotations
and a marked reduction in th»» visible
Kuor»«v abroad helped the copper issues.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRTOUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER I 1010.
700) ♦ % L^ke Erie & Western 19 i 20£ » *J| «
2001 + 4 i Long Island 68* 6SJ4 69
!.«» «H Louisville & Nashville 145 Vi M^ l^ 1-*1 -* "^ "jj*
300 == Mackay Companies |J U& ,_» Jj^
100 Mackay Companies pr 75^ 75^| •»% •»% '* J^
1.791 Manhattan Elevated 143% 144^ 148% 143% 143^ 1«
100 + a ; Marine 5% 6% 5J* Wfc 6 . &%
200 +% Marine pr 17»4 W% '^ Us U4U 4 «
400+4 Minn. & St. I.ouls 23% ; 21 '' ,^ ip^ lP^i lPy
1.150 +l 3 ! M.. St. P. & S. S. M 131V4 133 Wl£ 1^ 1^ SS
8,300. + «i Mo., Kansas & Texas 32*, 33 I 32^ » *.* «¥.
100 +*; Mo.. Kansas & Texas pr... 63^ 63*4 O?* «J §„ 55
1.70' -1-. Missouri Pacific 64% 55 # 04?4 i^"* &o
10 — Nashville & Chattanooga.. 135 135 J» "» J*» » (^
200 ! +1% National Biscuit 110% 111% 110% 1»% lw «
100 41 National Enam. & Stp 15 15 i » » , »J »*
•08 +?J National Lead 52% 62% 62% 523 f 52% S
200 - - National of Mexico 2d pr.. 31% 31 •* 31\ 31 /» «/8 3"
1.300 -% Nevada Con. Copper 19% m\*Q Siifit i?i2
6,900 +% New York Central 114 U4 7 « H3 3*3 * 114*? 1149 is 114%
100 +11,4 New York, Chi. & St. L.... S3 63 I«3 LSaihSu iS«
3110 4I«J New York. N. H. &II 153% 153% 153% J^P* 8 * "■*
IB +1% N. V.. N. H. &H. subs.. 147% 147% 14.% 14' % —; —
1.100 +14 New York. Ont. & West... 41% 42 41% £% 41?« 41 v,
2,000 +13-1 Norfolk & Western 98 9S»i 97% 98% fs* »Jf
900 +1 North American 67 Bf% 67 I « C 8 6SV f
32.550 + Hi Northern Pacific 117% 119 U7i. 2 ÜB-.-* l^%
850 +% Pacific Mail 32V4 32^ 32 32V 8 32 3-%.
1.600 +2^l Pacific Tel. & Tel | 37% 41% 3.% 40 40 41
7.696 +% Pennsylvania Railroad 129% 130% 1»% 130> W* ]^
600 + % People's Gas & Coke 107% 107% 107% 107^ 107^ 107%
1.200 +U4 P., C. C. & St. L. 94% 96 i 94»i 96
200 + % Pittsburg Coal pr 69% 69% 69 b9% 65% 69%
400 + 2 Pressed Steel Car 33% | 34V4 33% 34 41 34> 34%
220 +% Pressed Steel Car pr 95% ' 95% 95% 95% SB 96
350+1 Pullman Palace Car 163 163% 163 163 - 161 163%
300 +% Railway Steel Spring 34 f 34 1 34 34» 4 34 34%
92,300 +11, Reading 146% 148% 146% 148 147% 148
500.+ % Reading 2d pr j 98 i 9SV 97% 97% 97% 9S
2,700 +1% Republic Iron & Steel 32U 33% 32% 33 194 33
100 +1% Republic Iron & Steel pr... 94 '94 94 94 93% 91%
11.000 +^i Rock Island 31% 32% 31% fl% 31% 31%
1.300 +1 Rock Island pr 64 64% 64 , 64% 64% 65%
1.050 +1 St. Louis &S.F. 2d pr.... 40% 41% 40% 41% 4U4 41%
200 + % St. Louis Southwestern.... 29% 29% 29% 29% 29% 30
fiOO +2' Sloss-Sheff. Steel & Iron.. 56% 58% 56% 68 58 59
14,900 +1; Southern Pacific 115% 11614 115 115% 115% 116%
700 +»8 Southern Railway 24% 24% 24% 24% 24% 34%
1.600 4114 Southern Railway pr 1 5"4% 56 i 54% M i 65% BM4
1.050 +1% Texas company 136% 135% 136% 13?% 135% 138%
3.700 + 14 Tennessee Copper 33Vi 33% 33% 33% 33V« 33%
fiOO] 41 Texas & Pacific 27% 25 27% 28 27% 28
1,200 +1% Toledo. St- L. & Western.. 2:: ,' 2.'.% r. 787 8 : 25% 25 38
1 aSel +1 Toledo. St. L. & West. pr.. 56 67% 56 57 55% 67%
200+14 Twin City Rapid Transit... 112 112 112 112 112 112%
73.000 +% Union Pacific 168 1«9% 167% 168% 168%|l«8%
TOO +% Union Pacific pr 91% 91% 91% 91% 91 91%
22! — - United Dry Goods 102% 102% 102%! 102% 101% 102%
100 United Rr. Investment pr. i 67 j67 i 57 57 56 !58
120 _%' I". S. Cast Iron P. & F...! 16 !IS 16 16 15 ( 16%
200 + U U. S. Realty & Imp I 69t 4 j 69% 69% «9V4 67% 70
600 +1 I'nited States Rubber 36% 37 36% 37 36 3 | 37
4,^1 + i.', United States Rubber Ist pr 109 109% 109 !10QU, 109 169%
100] - - United States Rubber 3d pr! 71 171 171 I 71 I 63 '71
lOp.fiOOl •> *« United States Steel I 69% 70% 69% 70% 70% 7014
I.SOn + % United States Steel pr . [117% 117% 117 117%(ll8
1,500 ' 4 Utah Copper i 48% 48% 47% 47% 47%! 47%
1,4001 Virginia-Car. Chemical....! 60% 1 K>%| 69 ' 59% 59% ' 69%
! 100 iWabash ', 16% 117 i 16% 17 16V 17
2.300] + % !Wabash pr 37% 38% 37% 37% 37% 38
700 i? IWestern Maryland | 45% 48% 48 I4S | 47% 4414
3001+% Western Maryland pr 169 169 : 69 I 69 I 6R (69
2.»^.s 1 Western Union Telegraph. i 7". [ 7.=.3 4 : 73% 74% 74% l 74%
1 9001 Westinghouae. MfK I 66%! 66%! «6 i 66% 66% 67
'300 + ■"•, Westinphouse Mficr. Ist pr. 128 1128% 128 128%128%!lS0
5,6001+4 [Wisconsin Central '51 57%) ■"' "7 1 -4 | .".* j 56%
"11jI 1 1 1 1
BOND MARKET SALES.
10-10 Jap «Ha 94% 1 MOO L *- N Bo Ry
85000 X V C 4i«s.loH« M Tt 4-. . 001,
1120U0 do 4? 1888 98H 3000 M Con 4* Stp S» _i
MiKi A a.- h .'i 1 -'. 04 i 1000 Marine ■♦'■.*■ . SSTS
likio Am C O 4V-8 87HI 2000 .1" 68-
Vnirtft Am T & T 8000 do /VISS
Cvt 4s .KB%I 8000 MX & B ist.lOOS
jrtoo Am Toh 68.105 i &<W) jj X * T 2d 86
:»i do ... 104 7 1000 do Re* 45.. 82 _ j
3'Nt.Vl do ' 105 7000 do 8 F 44s 86%
••1..*. Rio 4c . s il 500 Mo P Cvt ss. s«i s
"s«i00 do - 80% 8000 do i.' ;
i.hm. Ann At- 4?.. T1"T 1 " I «000 do la .. - s *
13)00 A T & B F 8000 N K-f of M
AdJ Is Stp 92 4' = s • P4-.R
fioiio do Gen 4s. WHil I<H«. do G?n 4?.. 91
7<)o(> do 9»% 8000 N v C On
I!*>.«> do Cvi 8e.1«8>4 8%8 ■■ s -" - 1
10000 do . . lOft'i 13000 do 1. B Col
2KtO<l do 110 1 3>fes *?
Kf«uiit do Cvt 4*. 10641 7000 NY ft r Ist 964 |
I<hki do lOBVij I<kh> N V Dock 4s 80%
l.V)0i» do I<is'^l 1000 NTO& EL.
.TOO,» At C 4s 96i4 H ft P 6a-. 101%
15000 do f. & X ! 7000 nyNH ft H
4s !>3 I Deb I'M 13:»
I KiOOO do 83%! 1000 x V T 4%5.. o*.'.',
MBB do 83% tofn> •'" OS
7000 B & O Gold ' 3000 N ft W Con :
4s BBf4 4s 80% I
BOQ do B9H 2000 do B»4
: riOoo i!oPLE4 i •- 1 " do 9814
v. V 4s. 98^4 3000 do Cvt 45..100%
I }^?oii do .-' "■'" 91%\ 2<XK> <lo 101
, SOOO B-'h Stl Re. BSHI 3000 do Dlv 4f«.. 93%
ISBBB do 86 i WOO N P Gen 3a. 71 i
;.k-> Blt T »>= .. 834 TiiiUU do Pr t "•<>',
!<-««. do ...... S3* 4000 <io 101
; 30iV» do ... . 83% 13800 Ore SI. Gtd
' :,..«. B O El 15t. 102% "Kef 4s $>4 i
I •..-.. do 102%ri00a. do 83%
S ].»«, do ■ 1024110000 PT & T 58. !t7',
1 1000 r(♦&El Ra 914 2000 Pa ''vi ri'-s 99%
! .^xtO »>nt of <} 2d I .vxi •!'> s»!>
lac R7% L 1L 1 »■" do ... '••:•'»
1009 Cent L. Rb.. '■'''. 16000 do •'i ; i" 1915 964
14X»> do . :»o\,|l4<t:N> do '"'•'
tn«»» d.. . 90V* 20000 do 4? 104R l.'J^
UMNki Cent of S .T I . r '"t«i do Otd 4'if-.l<)4'i
<;^n r>><. 123 I Kmki *> Cc*■St I*
livwt c r <:"' 4s. 97' la I' 88%
j 1<»n» «■ Jt O Con WOO do 4'-5S A .I<>7
5S5 S 112 I<MX») do IV lOftTJ
HVH>O do Cvt44sH:?' ::.(«hi ,lo 107 1
1 3*« toO do .. ■'■<'- !>tMH> Rrad Gon 4s. 99U •
' 1000 .1.. W»S .WOO do ... '•"•'-
IUOU do Gn 4^8.103 I 20u0 do 1 C Col
HiTiO do G B 4«. 85 I 4s <*'*
4-««i <■ ft A I4a 72 I 3000 I! I & Btl Be. 102 '
H-000 Chic U /i. Q 110000 St I, A- S F H
Gen «5.... r>7" Gen r,« -"Ci !
ftWVi d. .Tt 48.. !>7 : l"00 do Re| 4«. . 62U
,Vh«) do WW4 2000 St I. Bw Con
4000 d.» 9K*A 1 4s 7«%
D»i do . . . '■'" f!f^>O do 77
moo do 111 DIV 7<VX> do 2-1 .1. SO
>%■ Hi 3000 St I* M ,v M
-xvjiO do -48 100*4 «4« - 1064
lOO!) do Neb Ex ' 6000 S A \j Gold
4= . ... J>o»iil 4s Btpd. . . S4
!.¥>,> C 1: W 4f>.. 86% 6000 so P Ist Ret
3000 c 1: I & P 4p 5*4 7K7 X
f>s 110 I 3000 do '•>•"■
l»!OfMj C I: 1 & 1* !"•«»« do Cvt Is.. 88 ;
Cen 4s OS ■ ni.t<*.i do 994 I
.MM*! do H.f 4!>. 90%147000 do IHt"i
I 1000 do ; " r « ■-' Bo Ry lsi r.s.tO.Hig
SBBBB do It R4s 75^4130000 do Gen 4a. 7*
! 40000 do 76% I 60110 do 78%
! 2""<» .1" 75% lOdO TAFt I- Rff
! 10000 do T6U] 4s v i
70(10 '• <" C & St ' 1000 T & P Ist 110%
I. Gen 4s. B6 5000 Third Aye Ist
j 10000 C & So n A Bs 107
Ext 4Us.. :»•- I 1000 do Con 4s
88000 D<* H Ref Stpd .. fiO'l
4f. 98% ;m.xi do <•"»'»
1000 do 03 ' 400<) II Xl I- 4VsS. H7 3 i
law do Pa Dlv I Minimi do 1n0..... JW
7s 120 12000 U c Ist .101%
2<VX> Den & R O SOOO do lolVf,
Ilef si> 9*4 15000 do Reg 100 i
2'WIO do 92% l 7000 do Ist H. f
2000 D Sec C Be. "4 I 4s 07
loom do " V 30i>0 do »7'«
•YHiO do 74 : K>OiHt do ■■ "7
•i>.i«i Ed BJec X V 3SOOO d., Cvt 48.^103%
Ist Con 65.11041 I4«ifm do 10.3
.VW» Erin Ist Con (WOflfl do 103' i
4a M 8000 do 103%
1200<» do G«n 4«. 76% 10000 do 103',i
l(K10 do 76' i I MOO I.' It II of S F
5000 do Cvnt 4s 4.a 6«y»
A 73 ' BOM 17 R n *• Tm
Man do 73% Bs *7' a
MOO do ....... 7.-.V \o(if) i- s Rub 85.103
10000 .1., B . <■:• -I-"" V S St] B !•'
aonon do •>'••', Be 104
ic,«m dr. . •■'••' i' on .in ... 3.104
8000 Gen Xl Deb 120000 do KM',
59 . I»4' •.•. -1 do 1O4««
i.miOo Or B Deb rt 14*- ' 3000 Van Con 4s H 96%
JVOOO d.. . 14% 4<»V> Wab Ist r.s 108%
f/100 do 14% 1 19000 do It & Ext
MOO Hock Val Ist ! 4s «■..". 4
4' s< 102% ' irwK>.i do «8%
7000 Uit-Met 4'is 81% 2ihh> do fis"4
27<"»0 do Bl%i2a»ou di . . '■'"■
2000 In! R T 68.102%]ir>O!H| ,io . . . flB%
1000 int P <'■-'■ 5s B!5 ' 2000 •\Vnh P T Ist. 38>
1000 Inl St I' ">«. 92 ' »ki do Ctf* .. 38%
1<««i L G Ref & I I<*k» do 38%
Kxt 8a.... »4 r?(i«H> d.. . . , . 38%
4<>oo do . . 100 '■.:■."•.• (Veal M.I 4a.. SB
74<Chi 1. s a M .So ! 8000 do 85%
Del. 4» !M' 4 KIOO do ........ 88
27000 do ... M ■ amfl West 9 F 5». »1%
|h<h do 944 MOO do 02
|Onoo do RfK... M ' 3000 Went Btl 4«..M1U,
:{<hki do 4s 1931 ''4. 1000 do .. 101%
1000 do B4« Hp 89% JOOO do R.-ir . 88%
flooo L & X r 4a »X% Imki wi.i C Gen 4. !14 "
i<hit> do .... 98%]
Total rales of bonds, f 1.999.500.
COBALT STOCKS.
(KumlshM by Warren, Gzowakl & CO., No. .12
Broad street.)
Bld.Acked.l Rid. Asked
Amalpamat.. fi 4 | I, a !<.*e. . :<!».'< 395
Hatley 7'W 74 Little Ntpiss. 224 22%
Heaver Conn .14% 34%l McKlnley ... 9*14 I*m>
Bin six i ' I Nancy Helen. t'» •'.
Buffalo 170 220 'NipUielnß .1058 1085
Chainh~K«Tl. 16H 18% 1 Nova Scotia.. 284 28
«: of Cobalt. •_'«'* -■"• Ophlr 26 30
Cobalt Cent 7 N !<t(lH(<f . 2% I
Cobalt Unke l"' I'' 141 4 'Peterson L. .. »4 22%
c nlajcms **S 4>«i R -it of Way •-".•'- 31
<-..,»!, Re« 9*l -'7" i Rochester ... 1". IV.
roatei . •'• 1" ! Sliver ! saf . . ''.'4 7
.iirTiii.i ... "'« '• j Sliver Har. . . 2 ft
'It Northern '•• '•' i 1 Stiver Queen. 4 8
Green Meeh. •'• 3% J Tpinlskamlnß. «7 »«
Harcraves. .. 13 S3'« 1 Trnhewey . .12«. 130
IfudFon Hay IB 1""' I Watts 2 Hi
John Black.. 4a4 a 8 I Wettlaufrr. . . (Si 7"
K<rr Lake..R4o 841 I
s
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
nid. Asked. I llld.AxKed.
•HlnK O Ba. . 88 — I'al i PC. >«."■ 80
•c it c, 5s I'"* 101% tc>; Ba «4 on
•Bo Ist r 1 - l«2 H« Standard '"> 7.'.
Ihd <:«« M 1" do pref 70 DO
•Jack <J "■•• M '•»■' 'St J ( :a^ .'.« . »*• 93
•K«■ G r.8... 07 ''"> 'StPG <• i" «■» 103 107
• M(\V| Ist fial<i2 — PL* T &■-.. -7 02
Mutual l.v) IRO .-> p '".a Ss.. M US
M V Gas F'S. M 101 gyra <; Ist fia. 00 101
•do ron f>!- OS IM BLtA 1' «>•■• 70 74
•NY &ER 6a.10i) 103
•And Interest.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in j
which there were no transactions yesterday ;
on the New York Stock Exchange:
I>ast , cl.»slnc . -,
Sale. Bid. Asked.
Adams Express 200 'iV> —
A!l!s-amlmer Co SS 1 * 8% <*
do pref »o 30 1, 85 I
Am AST Chem 44 2 44 44' 3 .
d.> prrf 102 I"'J
Am Beet Sugar pref 94H 92 0"»
Am Brake, Shoe A- Fdry 851« 83% S*
do pref 125 125% 1?«>
Am Car & Fdry |.ref 113% 114 114^
Am Coal 12<"> l a $0 150
Am Cotton Oil pref 1034 103
Am Express 237 240 270
Am Locomotive. pr«?f 102 * i 10'J l a 10'J%
Am Smelt pref B 86% St >'s •«%
Am Snuff 2S."> 240
do pref 101% 1014 105
Am Tel & Cable 7. . 77 £•>
Am Tobacco pref !>2% 9^ 9S
Arm Arbor 33 •-'•"> S3
do pref 70 88 7-
Asso Oil 51 4t>%
Atcbiaon pref hlOOtt I<X1 5 » 10" 7 »
Batopiiaa Mining 2% 2% L >2 »
Brunswick 12 11** 1-
Buff. R & r OH gfl 102
do pr.f I^6 121 l.to :
Butterick CO 2!^% 20% :t0
Canada Southern ♦iO (i'J^a 72 1
Central of New Jersey 2«n 26."> .".imp |
Central & South Am Tel 115 117 11*
Chicago &- Alton pref 61% ■ «>."»%
Chic, Bur & Quincy 225 2«0
Chic. 1 & L, pref. — m 80
C. f*t P. M & 0 150 133 18°
do pref ISO MO 165
Chic union Tract pref 47.»4 7 .» 5% S
C. C, C&St L. pref 100% 88 11"
Col &■ Bo 21 pref 71 72 74
'on:-"] <;.i.-< 97% lOi
Corn Products Ref pref 7« 1 -; 7. > l i 77Vi
Del, Uk &• Western 525 497 ; •.■ 625
D M 4 Ft D 5 5 13
Detroit & Mack 80 75 S3
Detroit United R It M — «•
D 8 S & At 114 IIS 13
Evans & Terr* Haute 61 58 61
do i>ref 82% 7" 85
Fed M & f 2<t — 25
Federal Sugar 80 3i» —
do pref PT» 90
Gen Chemical Co 95 90 10('
do pref 10.°. IC"> 105 !
Granby Mining 4" 25 100
Havana Electric Rway 04 0i *
do pref 95 — 05%
Homestake S3 88% 88
Ingersoll Rand Co 103 93 —
do pref 84% if*'
Kan City. Ft'S & M pref 71 75 80
Keok & D M prof 40 85 «i
Knlclc Ice of Chic pr«-f 71 65 75
I>aclede Oas pref 86 80 102
1-ik.- Erie & West pref 30 4() SO
Manhattan BeacSi '■< - -*
Michigan Central — ISO
M & St 1. pref 45 40 4I»
M. St P & 8 St M pref 14« 145 IRO
M St 1" &- SB II leased line*. 57% >>■< 88%
Nat Biscuit pref 120 * 120% 121
Nat Enameling & Stpd pref . . . >*•*% 80 87
Nat Ivad pref 103 103 105
Nat of Mtx pref 10% f,8% 71
New Cent Coal 52»i 40 «n
X V Air Brake 75 75 77
N Y. C & St L 3d pref M 87 91
N V Dock 20 •-•"> 39
: do pref *2% 70 ■ mi
Norfolk A Western pref 90 $4 00
(Ontario Silver 2 2"-» 2*2
Pacific Coast 101% PS 110
do Ist pref 105 M no
<lo 2d pref 105 100 lift
IVoria & Bast 20 i:> 22
Philadelphia Co - 8S 88 01
P. C Cl St L pref 115% 10.- IV?
Pitta Coal ... 17 17' i 17%
Quicksilver - 2 3
do pref •"> 272 7 «
Reading tft rref fis% Rfl% B8
Rome. Wat & Ok<l 1214 121
Rutland R R Co pref 30 20 an
! St Ij • S V Ist pref «3 Aft »■"
i St I, *■ B F. C & E 111 rtf»...125 — ISO
do pref 11<'. : ; - 118
do new M •'-} «<>
Ft L ft Southwest pref «4 63 71
South Porto Rico .Sugar «<» 82 —
do pref 11l , 188 113
South RRM A O Certs sn% - »
Third Avenue R R 8 !»>4 04
Toledo Railways & I-lßht 8% 7'a 8%
I'll Bac ■ Paper 8% R »
do pref ->1 -A
United rer ci K ar Mf X pref. :.:.:: 102 101 I>>
United Dry-moods pref 104 103 104%
United Rwav Investment 2S I*.1 *. » 2»
US Cast Iron ripe & F pref. . f.7% SO% 58%
T7 a Express 100 90' 110
1-S Reduc & Ref • •» TH
do r ef 13 ' " l « 25
Vandalla R R..-- .§?« ,AS * ,-t
Va-Car Chem pref 124% i- 1.3
Va Iron C • «' «• 45 '80
Wells Fargo Ex 1 .•> ISJ »•»
Wheel & I-ikO Eft* » •; |JH
do Ist pref ';., '' '-
do 2d pref * •' '
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
(Rpportert by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall street.)
Bld.A»kpd.l Blrt. Asked.
Milan--" Ry 120 1- L. TI & T. . 25-S 262*4
Am Surety 200 210 Lincoln H" 14«
AMor 330 880 1. I«i I. ft T. SOS 315
Banker* 1 " -I: MB «•"*> Madison .■. ■»• -
i< *• M o' 235 243 Manhattan .. 37* 400
Bnliwav" 143 I' lo Mercantile . . 700 740
Tir oklvti " 400 425 Metropolitan. - 635
" a r 3 • 100 110 Mice L'ond.. 110 115
raTVa of A 12.V MO Mutual ..... ISO
Central . l«Mi» - Mat Alliance^ MM
cuT invest. 60 70 Nassau 17.". 185
do Dfs 1««4 lo7 'i Nat Surety.. 2«5 27.%
rmz-nV 150^ l«n NTI.I & T.lioo 1120
rolumbla ' 2S° - NVM &S. 195 205
'on-Vealth 1W» - N V Trust. .. MO OH
Commercial 120 130 People's .... 300 _
I- mpVr' Tr. 880 310 Qu Co Mtge. 110 ISO
Koultable .4M — Queens C 0... 115 —
ki 2. T I«M 167r> Realty AMO - 114 UK
Flal'bush .'.'. 200 210 Savoy 00 10.1
I- -anklln 220 230 I Standard ... 400 410
"t"n .'.. »» , ! Title oft T. 4(10 880
Fidelity ... '-•"-' '210 Tlof N V.. 140 iru»
Ouaranty .. POO — Tr Co cf Am 810 3.10
r'uardUn •• 1*» Union 1300 IBM
' Hamilton ..270 2**"' t'n States. . .1175 12<»0
Home Trust — 11.'. 1' S Cas 21.1 —
Mud Realty no — IT BMft T. 400 470
lludMf 1 Tr. 170 IPO VST O& I 110 120
Inl Hkr Cor 11" — Washington.. rf<s —
Klnen C 0... Mr. — Weiitrhester.. KiO —
Knirkeibork 285 205 WtBT&MW 170
(AW Mif. 237H MB Windsor ....MB ISO
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Th« following shows yester-liiv's closing
quotations for pov^rnin'-nt bondH, com
i>Hr<fl with Saturday*!*:
,vi. l.- «VI ;i.—
I :iil. Asked. Hid. Asked,
l h "is re* IU3O 100*4 1 " 1 * I<N> '* loi'i
U S. U .-Minion. IMO ..100% lOHi 1001* H»l'»
it' a la res.. 1811 101*4 lies i"t»4 W2%
17. ■ 3». coupon. if»i» .101% iO2 l->l -> 101% XC,
IT K. 4.. rep.. IMS 114** 11.V4 114% ll^'*
U! 8. (- coupon. 1f«25...1ia lift 1 * IK; 11.V*
I'iinna 2s. rejr , lMtl. .100% 101 >i 100' i 101 Vi
Panama 2a, reR.,-1035... 100% — 10«>% —
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
In th« mnrkot for outside securities fair
acUvlty shou'n, with a decidedly better
Inquiry* the leading copper issues In
some instances new hlg" >™™» « e ">
reached and the buying was attributed to
Insiders. The lower P ric^, * Th. ™£ c
moderately active am! irregu 1 £[• h The pr ln '
clpal feature was Chlno. *nlch made a
new high mark, selling up to £ MtaJtiJ.
Inspiration. Giroux C on^oli dami „£""£
Coalition and Mason V alley were st
and more active. Ely Central Jumbo t.x
tension and Consolidated Arizona SmeUlnß
ruled about steady. In the Indus rial list
more activity was shown In American To
bacco at an improvement of three points.
Intercontinental Rubber was up Chi
cago Subway was weak at a recession or
•V Standard Oil was a »>ade o»e n the
bid. In bonds there was a fair Inquiry lor
Southern Pacific terminal 4s. Othpx Issues
were unchanged. Detailed operations loi
low:
INDUSTRIAL.
Sales. Open. H'f- Low. IjJ*
103 Am Tobacco.... *» •** 4 ? 0
10 At O& W 1.. I" 10 «4 10 ; V
.**> Bay State Gas '■* i? ,0, 01 * ?jn il
L«B* Int Rub T ctfs SOU &*> 30 4 ••»■*
I.TWJuIy Oil 4» ■• «•• nw
11 Hi Mays Oil >* T 'j\ |. 1A
400 •Palmer 0i1... 1A '" -.'' «*>
10ft Standard 0i1... «™ **> *!?
2.000 U 9 Lt & Heat HI - ' f * Z
2fH> do prof »
RAILROAD. :■;
600 Chicago sub... 4 !.*!* 54(5 4 ( - 4,*
I<»> S Shore Tract. 52?* ••- * °-™ *"' "
MINING.
I.SOO Ariz Cananea.. «J ♦> **» $$
I.WW Braden Copper. 3** ;» * •*.* . *
1.100 British Col Cop « » ' * .At'
500 Butt* Coalition 19 I** ll *« IJ i*
1.000 Caledonia *» .•* c-, j»
2.30U 'Calumet &M. «« *! *•' „
:S<>o *(-artea »'» ' .' ' Uu i»* 4
6.100 Chlno Copper.. I»'* -*! 'j! * « *
I<K> •cobalt Central « ■ '
1.200 •Comb Fraction 3«. •* " *•-, '*
1.500 Con Ariz Sm.. 'ft i" .*'» -5T5 T
18.000 *Ely Central.. 3) ;' £. j.,l^
2. 700 'E1y Con .2*^2 vl
20 El Kayo 'd. 8 » iii: 3
100 First Nafl Cop 3% 3% ** ££
4(>O Florence - » z * «i. 7
1.500 Giroux .'Mi 1,. 5" 5
I.2tH» 'Greenwater .. "ojj "' 2 J;i «ii
500 Or-Cananea . . «■ ♦» * ... •* 13
1.400 Harcuvar Cop. 13 ••-. »»„ g^
2«»O Inspiration Cop M .... - _„ 30
10.000 'Jumbo Ext •« 3-. <\.^ »H» H
800 Kerr Lake ;> •* JP 3..
300 Jla Rose Con. . 3% .!H 3■« |f*
1.000 Little Miami... "'* »» O V * oi, *
10.00<.» 'Uttle Nlpiss'K -'. -- " . s »-
MM Mason Val new *»•• »* *£ -»%
1.0110 Miami Topper.. 2O »» * i»«
♦STH> 'Mines Co of A6S i ■• ••. , '- ( %
2.'.*<>O do new ■*»» •' 3 n * s " <>
100 'McKin-Dar - . 1* «», ' \',
7.000 •Montgoip Sh 12 '- . ,
1.700 N*v-U M& S. H '. If •-:
200 tNlptos-K Mines 10-* 10% 1» - < i A s
»« tNipi.SK .Vm»s If* »?5 I "J5
:«h-» Ohio Copper... 'A '> 2 A
800 Pac Smelterft. . p.? * .? j**
.?(>O Precious M-tal» 1T » i " 1 " , ; t,
B.ofx» 'Rawhide Cl'n •• 131 3 ', .' n
500 Rawhide Queen i£ '- "„ *,
1.600 Ray central... - r " - ,f,, f ,i 4
2.f«4."> Kav Con » *'^
440 Red Warrior... - -, -.. v
s.m> Stewart ... ■ • * Nt * on" p<, T
1«> Tonopah Mm... 8% §>A -• 4'
1.200 'Tramps Con.. R • J % • i,
1.700 TuUrosa 1A »p l \\ jl,
1 400 TTnlon Mines... ♦» 1* »■ £ *
S.OWU P Cobalt... 44 44 ■ M 44
NM> 'Yallow Jacket 44 44 M **
2«mo Yukon 6 M.... 3i» 4 '"*
BONDS.
$4o!ooo S P -FiU t«r 4a 9'JH P2* X ss
l.fwx> West Pac 53.. 9* 1 * v * * in *
•sells cent ß per share. tCnwsed. tEx divt
den.l. « r »<i<i lot*
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Th« mark* on the Consolidated Stock
tailed or-erations follow:
STOCKS.
c , c Open. High. Unt H. ?t
Amal Copper .M% «§ g %
20 Am H* L Pf. »% f| §5 iU
&^[SSaii|B |; II II
SSes?fS 11 11 45
s iacS?&i g a a sj
10 Br-th srrei »J* ?^.- r,.,- r.
I.RIO Chcs & .',-\ ? * •£ i*? 24 it
10 Chicago Ot W. 24% ► » * i|3 ||
1.680 CM& St r.-.l^ 1-*1 -* 123* 1-V* - a =S3
M 0 Col Fuel & 1.. M -;- - { - iIjJJ
r.p.» Consol Gas U4 134J ? U* !•« »
3<» Com rroducts. If ;.» 1;;^ 1; ,» J**
r,o Denver & «32 i ;';L'' ' » l ?- s *
100 Dlst Securities. 3OH »JJ| -_» * -l\*
E t Ist prif". «H • <«< »« 4«H
'40 do 24 prer-Ii -»}i 3,U »H jMg
420 Gt North !. ... » 138% 127% r.'.'
240 Inter-Met r l -« * «■•
4*o do pref. ..... 5« 5i W • ; -
TO X C Southern. •-»>»♦ 31 - -4 •> ♦
S^^NlS:i4«2 14.j; 3 14;;> 14JS
130 Mo Kan & Tex 32^ 33' i ■•--« !*
380 Missouri Pa.-... 84J4, gU •} » s »'
70 National Lead. M% «h p $r,*
70N«rada C0n.... 31% 31% » 31H
70 Nevada Con... 20^ ; V,. -'*,*
240 NY Central:*. .113% 114% ttt* l»4g
4QO N V <-nr ft w! 41% || # il
WONortDem P«c..M«J4 11»^ »"* »"*
liSf g |; f
1( , |. r p tee i car. 34S 3< '♦ v 4 * ,■--'
21580 Reading 1«% l»* 14 * "i "
340 Rep Steel..-;. »2 •>< -Jr,. "
«*> P. ock Island \} 1 j 3-^ 5 ~
L«ft SomhSrn f "Pa^::ilsJ4 lMg m. 1»«
140 Southern 8y.... 23% 24% S^ 24^
10 110 pref M% M% M.« W4
70 Term Copper..; «3}fc || ** a
60 Texas & Pac- 2RH 2^i -N^* 27%
13.720 Union Pa«inc..lCT% IWJ4 ICTH I^%
•2f)i» l T Rubber... l i 3.N •*'»I«» I « ••• .
20.540 I' do r rPf «% "13? ,-, !-/
130 do pref H< IJ'* J ]i "'J"
M>l-tah Copper... 4M 48% 4. 3 4 . 4
880 Va-Car Chem..^»« 50% r.s 7 - »%
BSO do pref...... 35% 37% g,
i"ii Western Union .4% ra ■ 74 « ••• 2
40 Wisconsin Cent WU •'>< H 65% «*
720 Total sales.
MINING.
600 Atlanta -12 .12 .12 .M
lOOßelmont 4.15 4.15 4.1.. 4..
200Chollar W •» g. •«•
4<x> nonsol Va ■• .»7H .OTH .*IH .O,Mj
OoldfleW Con..S.^7^ 8.37' i 8.00 »2
100 Isabella W •»« 22 j£i
1.100 Jim Batl«r ...-» •»% •» •» >
§SS!^r*..::i:S 100 r.S i:S
.^^on^d-.-.1-lo i:« 1.10 1.10
1 OOOToSSpah Kxt..l."l' ; l.om 1.00 1.00
8.4T0 Total sales.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturlntc 1910-*27.
(Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar. No. 40
vr " I'ine street.)
Name Maturity. Interest yield.
AtlanTu- Coast Line 4. C. WW-MT. ; . . «S J»
Buff Uoch « Pitts 4 44 f = pc . 19l»--7. 4% 4H
Cent of Ga 4V4-5 Pc. I'JJO- 1» ; . •* 4W
Cent RRofN J4 p c »W- 17 4<* 4 *
Ches & Ohio 4 pc. lt>lo-'l«. •••:•••••• \\»
«'hli> A- IHon 4-4VS-3 PC, HtlO 11> S*» s'»
chic I East in 4*-r» p como--i7:;;:c o mo--i7:;;: 4%
i-hi,- It 1& P 4\4-6 pC. 1910- 10 % 4-*
<in llain ■I > 4]U pc. 1910--20 BH 4%
Del & Hudson 4'i p<• 18-I 8 -- *^« **
Hudson A. Manhat .. 1- c. J»IO-U». • 5
Kan CFtS& M4h P '•;I»}2S?iiV; I »}2S?iiV ? * Jj*
LvTI.VV-a.w'u H ♦ 4\% .- 1.10 --16. || 4',
SJr^n^VpVgsg?.:;.::« >
Pennsylvania Sj*-4 Pc 1^ \\- * 7 ; **
.1 . l* t '! > I »'•• P <". IV'l«> J1... .>'4 4 »
Vlrjlntan Ry 5p c. 1910- U». ;<; • »% »
Waha.h H R «' ' R' . lOt m IIO — ■• l : %
Wf,...i a l^U. 1 ■•.•!•• ■•'■' 5 p '' 1010 ... ■ '
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
(Furnished by Snari.oul & Ap^nzHlar. No. 40 I
III;* 1 stre» 1 Arpr ox.
Approx.
v Maturity. Hid. Ask. yield.
. Nan "" Ur 4p ; M ,h |B IMI WW 7i7 i 100H JOg
VW\V hl5 i»ia •■ ««i •'•'«
L d^^J?C^Tpc?N^i6i4S% N TM
.l 5?. l 5?i l AUSTc. ii P MrhllJ i lf.W .^ «
I,* .1 11, 4< I '•• lu!v. lt>'.".M«H»' 4 101 4.48
O& Rubt>er Wp c. i«W »X W M aOO
Hu-.son Co, 6P c 00, 15. 101 97 O .OO
i JiiiP s-''s -'' |OTS " W 5 '* - " TS
-„ m I. i"i:i !»»\ »% T<h»
M.'nn ai" ? DP*. Wfc I!>U •*< '' I>S * ••"•'
? n §saw& r. lp fti :. c '.45«4% pc ba 5 ,,
ii'< ;vi h lf»n M ftT^4 «.5O
THe^er < l o "P c, .Tune. 1011 10p« !->»V. B M
T\>r,ernT *T«P r. Feh. 1012 «.«>', W\ HM
W>; ur e B*M• P«• *»«• « 13 W^ 10 ° "«•
»» noure i- « •■• >
KNICKERBOCKER
TRUST COMPANY
,58, 58 fifth Avc «° Broadway
Lenox Aye & 125 St. Third Avc. fir 148 St.
New York
CONDENSED STATEMENT 01 CONDITION
as Reported to New York State Banking Department
Wednesday, August 31, 1910
ASSETS LIABILITIES.
mon Hand an., in Ban", M.^ I. i n « f^WW fr-l. .V7».«*«,
Bond, and other Securities.. lO^U.pl.. r.*^^^ -■- CrrtMrat^ 67,000.^,
Demand Loans -i^.0.,«j..0-
Timr Loan* 11.831.M0.7l Tota i pital and Sarplos 59.007.128.41
Hond» and Mort,ca»« *^!S!1 r)n<? "*••"*— 33.«1<W«.0i
Real Estate, Banking lion-. » »*» .*«« •'» |,i.!en«l Cheek* Oa««tMaV
Accrued Interest Receivable 33».:«0»..VJ In , # MM|
— Reserved for Tax**. «^*-. «5.m.; 5
_^ ' \.-. r'l.-.l Interest Payable. . 1W.g39.0Q
NEW YORK DOCK REPORT.
' The report of the New York Dock Cgn
pany for the year ended Juno J>. X5lO,
"^S order to conform to present gn.
reason a comparison of the farnlriKs i y
created 18.254 57: taxes Increased $&».om>.
and the net surplus after all charges In
creased H2.ftW 54.
NON-MEMBER BANKS.
The weekly statement of averages of th*
banks of New York City. Brooklyn. •££«£
■f-lty. Hoboken and the New York « ear
are not members of the but York :Cjw
intr House Association but wh Jc! * C 7,?,
throuKh some of the members Is «s fol
lows: Ort 1 Baa*. 24 increase.
r^n, d,,. hr,..f.O||jjnn «i00.42..-> .^.4-
fvlr t cu d a epo 3 n ,t S v:: tSSSR iw^S *•*".*»
■*a»i th Me"nt. M.m«o 14.61«.4«> •«*«••
D Tt™st h co^ 4.m7 4on 8.63JJ000 4T0.400
Legal tenders * a.427.»00 5.T200
sJSte f.°. - .'.' tJSS tJsmb> ■■n.wo
oi nin <uv> $34 067.700 •f.il.fl' 1^
R7 8 0ta rlo,i,rew:: Wri*? _^=,
i s ,, rpl , H«l" $5,179,200 '«44«2C»
•Decreasr. m
BANK STOCKS.
(Reported by Clinton Gl b.rt. No. I ~JJ2
Bronx N*t • W f^ Metropolis . •>»> 410
Battery Pk. 115 1=» jjech &M X 240 245
ST7*a.Vi 140 145 Mercantile ■• M 0 lf»
Butrh A D- «' »«> M .tropolltan. 2O> 210
Kr >?" t r»-. }vl - Merchants- . 175 IS3
Century ... 1«J» »^ Mount Morris 280 2«V>
PillKili
!rl' y i • ■P, siO V NBA- ™
; Chelsea Ft. ?>o county! flrt»
Commerce . 2?> 3- • ward... 23« 2*»
«*;":*! 425 NtKht & Day 200 215
Columbia *- N^. v t 10S
E%:b sj «• a s
ij^ii^ili
SSii ss Ks^-g -
Greenwich . 2-"» 2«5 Wash Tits. . . 27.,
Han "^r : ; s 625 West Side... TWO -
Imp & Tr.. 540 .^6^ Yorkvtlle ... SOO -
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished by Charles D. Barney & CS»£j&» 25
Broad street. New York, and No. 122 So'lth
4th street. Philadelphia.)
Bid. Asked.- Bid Asked
Am Cement. I*4 IP iLehish Nay.. 62 94
Am Rv Co.. 43 4.X': I Lea Val R R Sl»i SIS
Camb Steel. 42* 4* Phlla Co . . . 45 45H
cTrofN .t 72 72.. 4 I pref 41 4.T
El Sfor Bat. 4 1 * 4(« I Perm R RCm »i5Vs »J*
El Co of A. IIS 11 3 i? Perm Steel pf. 108 IW^
Kainn-t Tr . 6 7 j Phila Elec. Do 15T4 14
Gen Asphalt 2«i 28 Phfta Rap Tr I»J4 IW4
do pref.. 74 l i 7.% Smokeless P. IT. 1 - IK
iCoof m A 19% 28 t'n Traction.. 4.1'» 44
Lake S Corp -'4 MHirti Gas Imp. ISM »M
do rref... 52 63 IWelsbarh c ... 3S 40
BONDS.
\ R Cony op 03 0* | Phlla Bac 4s 7« T^ 1 *
Kl&Peo43^ 1 i «> do Ba 10lVil02
X J. Con to. 103 lW^'rhlla O Bs).. 94** M (
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
,r,, rT ,i=hM by Williams. "nnell & <'o!«nMII.
" ' No. 60 Wall street.)
PH. Asked.
Am gM * Traction >h 2l»l
dr. preferred 102 I<>4
Am Has & Electric 42 44
do preferred . :::•.::::::::::::::«? 4_
do Ist {* « P4
Cities Service 2.; ■
do preferred '■• « »
I»enver Oas & El gen R9 - »»l 5»-»
Empire DM Elec pref _•- W
do bonds ••• ••
Lincoln Has & Electric 21 .'4
I'arlfl.- Gu & Electric 3»> 5^
do preferred • Si> -»
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnl?hed by J. Thomas Relnhanit. No. 3S
Broad street. Htm York, and No. M Devon
shire street, Boston.)
High. Low. I^»8t. ,
Ami Nevada Mines 13' a 13 I 3 ','
Arizona cananea. 4'» 4^. 4t»
Arizona Mines l » »T» ■
Bohemia ::::::::::::: U U *-,
Koston Ely **• \^* */*
Koswycolo »> " ■*,
Cactus Copper 1% 1A ■ »
Cfclaveras 10% 10% 10%
Calumet ♦' 40 4"
Champion • • '- ' ;,.
rhief Oonsolidate.l l'» la I"J
chino • »• »% » I
Ccbalt Central gj Jj'i |j 2
Cortoz Mines -ii -rt -<%
Crown Reserve -{I -•« -t*
Corbin Copper •_; * j> « »
rSmt^n'^yndicate'V.l. ■•% 1"S 1841
First National Ctipper... 4 3 » 4
Ooldfleld Con s1 » 8. *
Humboldt smeltinic ... 4 *% 4
Inspiration -..-■• |^ »» »*
Inter Melanper Rln« ... ■ *
Laraati B P * F--. •* •'•• ■
{^ eKc^::::::::::::::e K c^:::::::::::::: t? i!t Si
Mackinaw ■ - 11 ■
Masi<achusett» Coal .... 23 -- -■
Mexican Metals »*» l A y»
Moms Gibson -* . ■ 23»
do preferred 1* »«*» '•"•
Majestic "4 ■■ •>♦
National Minim Explor. Mi I .->Vi
Nevada. Douglas » Jt» -
Ohio Copper »A J. .'f"
< 1.,,,-,, -• -• -'4
Raven Mining ™ •• 34
Rawhide Mtntns ■. . *« 1,.
Rhod« Island Coal • ♦• 7 » «> •» •
South Like s •'» v
Superior and C.lobe S» .<• 2^»
: Vulture '»> J5
Yukon •» « a » 3 »
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Van Schalck & Co.. No. 7 Wail
street.)
Kid Asked. I Bid. Ask.!.
United Ry.. l»'i 14% | Cotton Dark. 3 8
do Incomes HI «4 do Incomes 15 1^
do 4;. . K1 M l s!N Ky * L Ba M »*
Oi: A V T — 3 '■ l-« -v l>ow P r N> >v ' v .
do Incomes ■'• 1«» I d <> •'»•. ■•"■ sl ' »
do lsts... 41 ' a 42«;iChar <• It .'>» I<«> 105
.Seaboard ''•> is SO I Char C El 3a *• M
d> Ist pf 71 7* co-it Trust.. .2Ot» 213
dn - M pf.. — 4_" Int n Trust.. 7«» 7«
Seah A 1.4» st Ml Third Nat B It© l»
do t'o-yr nil W>\ 100 i Fid & I >ep . . 1 1."> 4 147
Cui\sol Oas.. — MB Maryland Tr. 70 •■
J,, •'«» .'. 100 101 ! Nor Cent Its IU lUj^
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
(Furnished l-y " N. Coler * Co.. Ha 41 (War
street.)
(Accrued intercit to be ailtle<l. i
Rid. •aha*
•4 ». Mir. IKJO-«O }•'>> IM>
•4h! November. IS>57 .',;» V-;^
Ms. May. 1107 JJJJj J°:^»
•»'». November. H»I7 "- 1^ }j»2
- ■ ►« ••■•••• ':;- - v ">
•4* Nov. nib. r. IKW .v::::::::::::::K Sj
■ ..,.»•' ';. »ws m »;• 2*
>»- S«»vrmb#r. !!»■•■•• • ■ ■ »£ »^>
•;' NovtmU I»M »5 '• -
:• Maj 1981 '
;;!:^o^,r.iiMi::::::::::::::::^
\,,v^,nt..-t !!M1 -■ •
:'-'': '-'' .!■
«.t>-. November. 11..--' ;';, '
I3H November. fig O.V. I<5S
'ft..' November. IPH pr% »JH
',«»; November. U»10 100% lot 1 *
•Ciuioons tnterrhsnß-»*b!e. tße»l«fer^l tCou
pona. . |R«xl«tertd and coupons, 'aterllas.
ANDREW J. MeCntM.WK. .\nrtloa«Krr !
REGULAR AUCTION* SALE OF " * \
STOCKS AND BONDS
By DORIAN K. MULLER I 331.
OFFICE. NO M wil>r,iA» 3T-.
Wednesday, Oct. sth. 1910, S
at 12:3O o'clock, at th* . *i'l
EX < AN ' I A Rf»O .
NO9. 14 AND 1« \*ES3T MMM
FOR ACCOUNT OK WHOM IT MAT CO.VCEXX, X
2«> !"h». Auto Press «•©. common.
t'»> aha. fUy Inv»>stiisK Co.
3 aha. TiM*! Guarantee <* Trurt <*«.
734> -»hs. Quaker Rldsr^ Realty Co.
1.1 shit. New York Produce Exehaa** "■»■>«. 1
$78.0iX> Mobil*- & Ohio T.. R . St. Louis A. Ca.-< *
Ist mt?. sf'!-*' 4 p. c. bds.. 1331. ■ ft
SI.OBOI r'omstorlc TnnrW Co. Ist »'« hie, fet. |
l»lf> May. 1*33. eo^ipon artach»i
$10,000 iowa A Illinois R. R. V* Ba\ 132*.
6O.aT> ■*»»- Ebn«r Gold Minlnar Co.
1H »hs. People's Surety Co.
$I.«v*> Norfolk <t Southern R R. Ist St. 1545. (
J.-.1100 T.T.lon Rway. Co. Ist f>n. lt)«i
«,-.'*>•» New York A Q'i'sens Elertrtrs UaM ft ■'
Power Co. Ist f.s. 1330.
$If A «¥» Independent Union Tejephon* <^y. c*
• Buffalo. N. T.. Ist ilt». 3 p. c. Ms,
!MT
$l*v».0OO National T'l»rhrm-< Co. nf Vtr»jtßl» In
Mr*, and Coll. Trust ». p. c. Bix.
MJBaX J«n'jr. H>l*». coupons attarfc^j. .-
K.I s«h3 Morons;«h»l* Insuranr *. '"->. «f
Plttshursr. Pa.
I.«V> jh«i. L'nitai Copper Co. rocimcn.
$?.o«x> La France Copper Co. Ist M.T*. 4; 1
Gold B<ls.. 1932. Tuny. »!#, rrnjj^^
attache^.
100 Bhs. BrookJyn 1 BBSS E!eraie3 R, jj^
common.
$10.0*0 Metropolitan Ftr»*t R'w*y G*n'l 1T; ? . :
R»sr. ss. of 19&7 tOaaajsarty T— Co.
<Vrff« of r>»p ).
100 «h9. Hth Street Rank.
1(V» *hm. Gray National T»la'it"«rr*ah Co,
CatUMHIA
TRUST
COMPANY
135 Broadway, New York City
Capital, -• - - 1,000,000
Surplus & Profits, 1,500,003
Officers of the Company would
appreciate an opportunity to
present the advantages of nam
ing the Trust Company as ex
ecutor or trustee tinder wills
whether the amount to be de
x'ised is large or small.
. - ...n— CHARTERED I^4
Union Trust Co. of New York
» BROADWAY Fifth Aye. A 38th 9t
Capital & Surplus. $8,737,000
Allows Interest on Deposits
Centra! Trust Company of Hew York
54 WALL STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $18,000,000
(of which $17,000,000 has been earned)
GHINO INSPIRATION
RAY GQNS. MUM!
adrnnrtHl >«.t»rtt.T — Indeed the whole mar*
kel gave in eseHlen* arronnt of It^rtf. At
tention ha» rrp**»tp<lt7 been .-ailed In th»-J"
advert laments in th» reeen* psjflt ♦•» th»
chance in th«» tone of the market and •»
the iniliratlnnt that sj substantial ratly "^
under wa.T. The confident upward «wing in
prices anil the Rental broadening; of Interest
lit Mrarhiei* ronflrm the position taken and,
point to a continuation of th- lon?-deIaT<*dl
rerovery.
Curb Stocks Qffar Mas! Itlractlv) Sjsta
laiiya and tnrastmsat Oppartiraltiss.
I TlwMSpdnhanft
J.I CURS f\SIO£RS
Best facilities for executing orders.
38 Broad St., N.Y. Offloe Overlooks Curb
54 » übwplto st . B-.»mo. Private TV!r«a.
MARGIS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
INSURANCE STOCKS.
(Furnlahed by B. S. Bailey. No. « Broadway.*
FIRE COMPANIES.
Apr*.
an- When
nual pay- > — Prif*.—
Company. capital. dlv 1 a 1a 1 > Bid. Ask-ot
City of N T . . . *3<»».Oi><> l<» Q - 2l»
Commonwealth.. 8 J*J 32« ~-
Contlnental ....aOO«.W» 40 JAJ Wrt »T»
Etoiptre City. .. «BMJB S J*J Mi — ,
kT,£ Uty pi,«ii a.W>.O«W • • 27i> 2*>
derm \lilance 40rt.0«> 13 J*J 2^ Srt>
German-Am L.W.OOrt SO J*J 55«> *"
Germanta ,$.V>.1.0.X..««> V* JAJ 2>» 2»
.',l-,,, K.UN.-«1". -'"»•••• » Ml IKS —
C.lob** Rutpers ia*x«*« «> Q *'.' —
Hanover V::::;- » J« =g »
ZLaZu' V$.W '."ihH-x* 1o
X?a«« 75.W...1.W0.irt» ?>? > TAJ tW WW
y ;^"^^^> 1? & & S
m <stat-H 1125K 2S»».00O • hO 7l>
We.tche«er,iV.)> 488.M8 ■ FA A JM —
TVburg Oty»V>o> Ctt>oo«> 2t> JAJ 3<o 400
LIFE COMPANIES.
JFtn-» Ufe S000l«« 1.1 « •"> •**
Conn Oeneral... 300JWO J J*J 3g -
Manhattan Ufe. ino.o»*» 2« oaf «•« 4 21
Pra««^l«S3o>^«N».OOO W Q 4*> 5"«
Tray Hertford.. =..W.oi-» » Q *™>
Ufa ■ T i*' f» "■
CASUALTY COMPANIES.
vKtna tnd is2s). 3.».0»« • • - ?J|l
•■»Co of Am.! Wrt"* « J*J '?»
Fidelity A cas. . t.«M>.rt<»» 1* 3AJ 4T-» ajV
Hartford PIV . . l.«»»».0«»> l'> J*J »J =^
Metro Casualty. 3Btv«M ]<> JAJ 1»
N - y(• c, ,V->. 2»»».(X« 1* ■'<■ *J? -,«
I- 8 Casualty . . . >»>.««•» Hi Q S» »°
•No Information.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
(Furnished by C\»rtts A Pan K *r. No. ■ Wall
Street >
gale*. Opea llish. Lo*. Cloifc
7.'» do pref -JjMb »% J»> Xt
llAni n.i.!btor...n> S3O 2S"» =W
l»i)«*TiK- Subway... I * *' »i_
BOCUC TUle * T.IOS 1 »--•'> J«2 •
75 Chic T.lerhone.tt;»4 I 2»» m'= 1g.. ;
ItoPneu Tool W »J4 »,, : ;
ftChle Ryn Xc» 1. «4 l » *4l»4 l » «5 Si!
23 Diamond Match «J« MS »Ji 22
M nil -111 R'i'h «!'» "^
.v» do pr.f «»*»• »*i J»5 {*,?
7.-. Nat Blsculr I1»»', lit. lt(»'i "J »
•.T. do r«-f I2l*j 121 S J2l^ J-»»
!-. People- . «:».- .... 1«»7 % t'»7 '. "; ;« J '
ssa.«?sisss '^ ! e
KM !•• 8 ::::::::::^% S £> {^
lix. do rref IX.V* 12»» l»2 *^*
32«»rn Poxbcard... *% *J *• ftH
SO Streets O'a P% »*» * *
BONDS.
*ac.O."«»CMn Ediaon 5a.10t* 4 WIH 101% ■ }">
. «>BBCht CRy Ist 5* Me 1 j KG'J 10 - » r*.

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