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A BLIS|f t/>
1864
Guaranty Trust Co.
of New Ycrk
28 Nassau Street
Capital - $5,000,000.
Surplus - 18.000,000.
Fifth Avenue Brunch
514 Fifth Avenue
•inn Branch
33 Lombard St.. E. C.
WAITED
100 American I4thoi;r:«phk- «-«n».
:." \meri<-«n <"hlrle «-«irn.
•00 I/ord A T«Tl«r ««m.
SB National licorlre pM.
%m Rubber OkkwT« Manufarttinnc pfd.
■■BMS- Car H«wttna; £ licbtlrm
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
New York Boston
sn Bbm i.l St. 50 t »iutr«. SI.
U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co.
Carnegie Trust Go.
Brooklyn Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co,
1 1 in i .in i.nnn.:.
IMON TYPEWRITER
Hallowell & Henry,
IM, 4WI ' '* f-»"''rf -»"'' r S1
Edward B. Smith & Co
Bankers
Philadelphia New York
1852 1910
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
S« Wall SU New Tork
y MEMBERS KONT><
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
- Voo-Enter Car Corporation
.%.. ciirncii street.
New York. September 14. IPIO.
Th« Boarfl of Directors have this day de
clat«>d » quarterly dividend of one and « !ire<>
cusrters per cent. O=U', > oil Hi" Preferred
t-tork of this «"ompaTiy, payable October 1...
■ pio t« Ftorkholders of record at the close of
bariaM O.toher Ist. I!>H> Checks will be
jnailrri by tho Rtandttrd Tl— < company or
N«w York.
_TVM. A. KF.r.lt. TtT«jr.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
nmi»r-M> NO. 4$
A Quarterly dividend of two r»r cent oi» the
rapttal stork of this mmpary I>br been de
. l?.r^o. pny»Wi October is v.'m «t the office
nf He T»e»i.ur^r. 131 Ft ate Street. Boston.
Sla'wsl. 10 a.|ialß— of rcrorri at the close, of
1. I: Fines* S'-r-iember 27. 1010
fIIARI.F.S A. ht;rb a Treasurer.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
\ ohMftid of T»o T»cllars per Fhare ■411 1*
:/ n'satur<Ui>. October 15th. 1M1<». to stock-
' nn .. rr . . f rmnri »' '•'« of botam on
1 ■■!■■•!«>. S<i«ejßibef :#'. 1J»1O
\\ M B. DBIVBR. Trres«rer.
V IMIKNAIinN\I. I- Ml i; <<IMPANY.
( \ .'!vi.jr, Mi nf ooe half of ■■•' I--' Cent, on
" ii.. , rri>rr«-,i stork has »-«n declared, payable
1., i..|.«i l.Vb I»W to preferred s<o<-kholderp Of
Lj,iti4j »t t'r- rlc»;«' of business »t 3 P. It. Or-»«
bn sth 1W a' whi<-h time the transfer V>ooks
, i.,^ for Uw ammai mertJafc to be held October
w.l. ifiin f,i 12 o'clock iif>on. »t Corinth. N. T..
and «*ot*ti on ihe niominc of October 27th. 1910.
4-^.rcY* m«1le<! ■ W. HTTHC. Fecr*tar>-.
MEETINGS. ,
XOTirE OF ANMAI. MEETING
TO JSTOCKHOLDEBS OF
WELLS FAKGO & COMPANY.
■JOll *r» h^r^by noiifled that the next Annual
JT«etinj: or ih* stockhnldern or saM company
j>, r iY.* e.lenion of Dlrectorp for the ensuing
ve*r --.d the transaction of m«-h other basd
»i**p «• mp.y omn« before the. • iiT-.»t. will be
lirld In the office of th( Company, M Broad
•wrv N«w york City. N. Y. on Thursday.
October IS. ISOO. at ten o'clock AM.
Tl « Transfer Books •rill h- closed at 3 P. M .
October a. 1810. and remain eloped until JO
A. SI.. October 14, in!"
m . V. [HUE RMA NN . Secretary
TO^TiTE^TOCKnOLnCTtS OF THE ROTO
GRJLPH CPANT.
Notloc Is hi slij river that a epeciaJ meeting
rf the stockholders of The Rotograph Company
hH 1- . »j called by the, l>ir»-ctors of th« said cor-
T^ratlon. pursuant to Section 221 of the Oeneral
"orp.ra-ir- Uw. and -will Im held at Rooms 408
*<* the temporar-. oßlce of the corporation, at
••Co'lM Nassau Ktr*«t. in the Borough cl Manhat
tan. City. County and 1-ia-e of Was* York, on
tb* 2fih day of October. IM". at 3 o'clock in the
fifternoon. and that at said inoctln* a resolution
■rill be rubmlttwd to the Ftockholders for th* pur
jir** of fUssolvlnc the said corporation voluntarily
ijT 4»r r-%\*. Law. L«.«
Dated New York, October r«th. 191"
u»i a." s. — Monnlß BLATJ. Secretary.
LIMITED COPARTNERSHIP.
WOOD"V\AR» & STILLMAX— -WE. TH*.
underVl£nU havln B formed a limited part
n«-r»h"r- pursuant to ll« provli.lon« of the
SatSM «tt*M State of New York, do hereby
C *TMr»tl The name or firm under ■which euch
MavrttM^felp is to be conducted » Woodward
ffir-nLn, ti'.d Its principal piaxo of bu«l
*ew Vs to be located in the County of New
T *»l2!'on<!. Th« general nature of the business
Jr,^nlSd"to be transacted Is that of cotton
-1 : rd T h» name* of ail the general and
•reVsal partner* Interested In aald partner
■' of whom are of full a«e. and their
ilspi place.B of residence, are a. follow*:
« SUllman, General Tartner. 21 eat
«Ml?t«trUt. Borouxb of Manhattan. City «f
* Tfoaeofa T Brennan. General Partner, 724
XwrafiOwt Boroueh of Brooklyn. City of
rC^e°n?- k W. Frost. General Partner. 17 North
ymintain Av«-nue, Montclalr. New Jersey.
.lani- ttUJmaa. -Hi Partner. 9 East
72t!<J Ktr*ct. Borough of Manhattan. City of
t\ 11 * The amount of capital which the
rsJd Jam** Stlllman. the, .pedal partner, haa
rrrTtrlbuted to the common stock of the said
rr.partnershlp Is the *urn of On« million
£&S a !F!2i' partnership I. to be^n
m nwfirrt day of September. 1910. and Is to
et<l on the first <say of September. 1911.
i,,,,d A« s ««t 22. .^AS. eTni^ AN
JOS. T. BRENNAN.
GEORGE "W. FROST,
JAS. STrLLMAN.
v j,., ».f N>» Y«rk.
' "o-'^b* '-2nd Is»Y o' August. lJ>ia before
tt« tK'«on;:11v can.c James Ptlllman. Charles
RtiUnutn l«eeph T Brrnnan and George W.
,' , ,„ '„,,. known and known to me to be
*he individual* described In and who era*
riii^d th« for«coiTiß instrument, and sererally
, , >/-.it^/i ti.e
. ■ • • ■ <-.ti.rf:ht.
* Notary Publlr. Kings Co.
. vnid'-afe f.lod In N. V <'ounty.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS,
(l urnialicd by W. N. . asar A- Co.. No «a Cedar
Ktre«t.)
<Accrjfd lntere«t to be added.*
Bid. Asked.
iKKi «' X'l 3*3 * > oll «
.: xl-^ IS'- 10< • I<* «
• . !^^
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aa«, atssajaatac, !«»-'■•• *^ ;",:
la-JHSt;:^": ::::::::::::£ «»
»3H ?Ov«rib«-r. IP2« *l »*
»S4 Not-'nbe, .11,22 WJ4 «4
•etT'Novcmbrr. 1310 10T.V 1014
~^urcn» tnterchar,pe«bl« tK«rlH«red. :O»U
wjxi |BcffUte«a 4nd ccupcci.
QUOTATIONS FOR SECURITIES MOVE 10 LOWER LEVELS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES— WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0. 1910.
*SS=fe tefiSSS-caf ::::: |. i p $«; g? g"4 KS"t.t X " hrt !l':::::: I^^f' 1 |' 1 i 1«
l.ttiO 4l»i American Art. Chem ***i i*j* "^? 2, « -etA 33 - Mackav Co 1 ' pr 76 76 <*> '^ iii * ii«/
4.750- Jt American <>n Soear tH JR. «£ J» » -gj 400 - v MaHne pr EIK^V 17 144 «>« >« '«»
iS - iJSrs?* 1 ~] v £ :&«*1 jg j| S! ln "s,.V s i JfTa 3M r #i 1 !
•..son «1 American Cotton (Ml 63 * gi §1 §1 *7, ! > 11300+2 Mo Kan & Texa«< ! 33'^ 34^ S3 1 * »» 3J^» «ty
i"0 American Ice becuritles.-.l 1» w » j. j 100 —Hi Vatlnnnl Rlscuit 110 110 HO "2 .^ ii,,
r^_V American Unseed pr W4 g4 |J g}» ggg +^ ° n |j ISel. *&• sipg! %!« »M « " gg
<*0!-*4 American Locomotive .... SS^ 38% Wfc «£ « «w 4 <(00 .^ ! Natlona , Ijead »* w* l S'* 5^ ?{i? M%
S9a^T American Malt 4J4 jm! €S?4 ck 65% 68% l.«0O U Nat. of Mexico 2d pr 32 32Vi 32 32U 31* 3* +
10.83U-1S American Smelting C9^ in^N^u i^ii loivl 10"4 S,KO-% Nevada Con. Copper 3>*i 20^ 20 ;£ 19 .»
1(0 ♦ H American Smelting pr 1«% MM J^ Jgi J«% Jgg ' :w _± NyN y k Alr BPB P r y ake „ 77 77 «' JC -8
100 American Snuff pr. . - 101J» Wljt iw% IW£ iw mw j.ooo _i New York Central 114 114*1 US« IWVa 1»%
40o| American Steel Foundry.. ,«J4«V4« .J«f « ,^gi? 3+l N. V.. C.h & St. L : :,S^^^%.S &
- American Woolui J ■ Li Sit :»'.: »'. 600-5 |New York. Onl. * W««" flffl «* £S "* JP* JS*
30(1 .i. American Woolen pr j*• » S3 1 SJ BS ik I.IW- 2 [Norfolk * We«tern w I »■*! **« ,SS»|.?l. ,Sj
3 .!ii: l ggSfigSiii 11 1 1 1 P-^ Bate - c °"::::::: » » 1 1 P 1
!3i*Ba JSSS p--:::-:"#'|-'is-'S 1 i 1£:1 £ : SSSK S^s#i^aKaSSfS»Siai
li.SaO-11 IChesapcak, & Ohio K_ BJUgH *»» *« ~» ml _1_ rJUiSJ 2.1 pr 9«i 9SU 9S M "*.{»'
100 - 4 Chicago Gt. Western 8% »• J«J Bg J< ; -4>a l.a»i- % Republic Iron & Steel 32^, S3 . 31». 31« i»4 31H
.-1 Chicago & North western.. 1147 14. 14 « l « H i^H 1 411*41 if i* «
SOOI-l ichicago & Northwestern.. 147 14. 147 147 146 14^ ;& +i? st £ &sTr 3d pr 41 41li 41 41^40 41
10) JO. .C. C & St. I. 40 !»J.sl° o ii Too 1 — - «£ I>ouls Southwestern pr. 67% CT^i 67^, 67% 67 63
1.9U1! - Colorado Fuel & Iron M&j 3SU 3.^ s-4 o-^ 33 ufl-fIA SIOSB-Sheff. Steel & Iron.. 56 56 OIV2 62 I,*1 ,* 52 02%
EM 4i» Colorado & Southern....... | 56% 57 56^, 6g*j 56^ l*& jssf3} Southern Pacific . 115% 115* 114% 11$ 114 * IHVj
100 + % Col. & Hock. Coal. & Iron ;1; 1 6H 6% 6H I22t*i32^ 12^ hS3t- % Southern Railway 24 ! 24V» 23% 23% 8W 21%
S.800!-lTi Consolidated Gas 133«5» i33\ 13^* 13-^ is.* W-J» Vw -l! Texas Co - 135% lSS>i ISB 138 1136» v 137
*,0 __ Corn Products Ref MM , 10% lo* 16% 15 400 _ Tpnnessee c j 34*4 1 35 341; 34% 34^; 34%
SOO-2 Comstock Tunnel 21 21 ,21 21 ; - | 4<» U i* . Texas & Pacific... 1 28% 28Vi 27% 27% 27% ;28
W»UI»4 Delaware & Hudson l« 166 166 1« «»PE SS- 2 Tol.. St. L. & Western...., 25% 26 26 j26 25 26
200j - Denver & Rio Grande 82% 33U SIS m* | 2MI NO - 4 jTol. St. I, & Western pr . 58>4j 58*,! 5514 M% 56 58
Md blstilllnpSecurlUes . ....... ■»;30 , M 30 , a »» S3 + % Twin City Rapid Transit.. 113* 113U 113 Vi 11SV* 11274 113%
■M +14 touluth. So. Shore & At... J%[ J» 3 *l . 23 a a -4 M 66o _ 2-*2 -* y , ac , flc 168 Vi 168% 166^ 166 M; 166% 16t.%
5.630-% Erie 2£* «* - £* -.-* |.^ n^ 200- 'Union Pacific pr .. 92% 92^ 91V* 91Vi 91 91%
i 4,325- •» Erie Ist pr fflik <?% SSnfllT l(W: +"4 Tnit^d Railway Invest.... 29 29 29 29 2S 30
«*■« _ % Erie 3d Pr--««— « 1^ i!lu\l^ iSiWOTiS I<W — - United Railway Invest, pr. 57 57 57 57 57 53
I.S.W— I Oeneral Electric Co l« 148% 147- 147% 147% 1 48 J^; Un ited States Express 105 ! 105 ! 105 105 103 110
1.789 + % iGoldneld Con. ,JJt«iih«3h»« l" ? Li'S 3 &S. Reduc. & Ref SH SL *» B^i S^ 6% 8
2.3.10-I -Great Northern pr.. ....... I^4 l^ 1^4 1 S? PS* 127% 1 220 -'4 United States Rubber 36*4 i 8«% 35% 35% 38741 36%
S.W-% Great Northern ore ctfa... CTJtJ 57^ SW 56% 56 » » i.jju jk. l r Rub igt ]09 a |iO93. 4 109% 109% 109 109%
10| Homestake .86 186 , « 86 S« » 105 600 _iv; I United States Steel 70*4 70% 69 69 69 «$
BJiL.% Illinois Central 132 182% 132 13-% U2 IS3J« i «joi- 2 lUnlted States Steel pr 117?«I118 117% 117% 117>^ill7**
Um-\k Interbor.-Metro. 203« 21% 20% k3? j«j 81lS-% Utah Copper 49V4J 4W4 48 4»% 48% 48%
! 3.4C0;_1^ Interbor.-Metro: pr. , 56% 5^ ML g4 Kg 7,'snol + % Virginia-Carolina Chem. .. 59% 60% 59% 59% 59% 59* i
SCO- \ International Harvester .. 99 99% 95% 95% 87% 98% h^\ _J* ; « ftx d , 123 , 123 12 2%122%122% 124
m*% International Paper ....... 12% l-% 12% 12?. 11% 12% »Jl_ v u'abash .^ |17 17 hW 16« 1«% 17
100 jlnt. Paper pr ex div V- 61 61 . a 51 » 151 wj }♦ Wabash pr 37%j 38 37 , 37U 37 , 37».i
«oU* llnternat. Steam Pump 42% 4, 42 42 41% 4-% I.«U _ * a torn Maryland 4751 48 47% 47% 46% 4714
M +'4 lowa Central li^i 1«% liv I<% ITO 34 " '^ ' 5 Western Union Telegraph. 73% 1 761* 73% 74% 74 I 74%
Mf% lowa Central pr. v 34%. 34% 34V 4 34% 33%. 34 7«3 + « Westing-house Mfg 7014 7 CVi 70% !71 71 71%
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. To . sales for the day. 490.400 shares, compared with 1.308,333
Sh'rs Vet I ' ■ ■ " I Actual Sales, i Closing:, shares for the corresponding day in 1909.
sold*. chgel I Op ' Hl-ILowlFlnl Bid.|^sjc_ Total sflle?. January Ito October 6, Inclusive. 131,275.465 shares.
£ + '^V^^tionar:::::::::::^!^^ ??- m Tss compared with 161,992.391 shares for the same period in 1909.
251 Fourth National u«> ms> 1 180 10J li£2 li£— * „__
FINANCIAL MARKET
Bear Traders Find Weak Bull
Position in Stocks.
After an exhibition of moderate
strength in the early dealings stock
market prices developed an irregular
tendency which culminated In decided
weakness in the afternoon, final quota
tions as a role showing losses as com
pared with the closing of the preceding
day. Commission houses were not active
for public account, so far as buying was
concerned, hut they had a number of fair
sized selling orders on the mornlng'e ad
vance, while they reported a disposition
on the part of customers earning stocks
to take advantage of all rallies to
liquidate their holdings, on the theory of
ultimately lower prices and higher loan
quotations. There was no material
change In money market conditions in
the course of th«» day. nor were there
any developments affecting adversely
the intrinsic worth of securities, al
though In some quarters of the Street it
was thought that th»» price war Insti
tuted by »he Standard Oil Company
against foreign competitors supplied
reason for a short position In the stock
market. The argument is rather far
fetched. Independent oil producers in
this country do not expect to suffer to
any extent from the action of the Stand
ard company, as they believe the con
flict will be confined to foreign countries.
It is well worth noting that the Standard
Oil Company, with its $r.OO/XKMXK> of
quick assets and net profits running
100 per c«^nt in excess of dividend re
quirements, is in a position to carry on
a price war aljnoat indefinitely.
Declines in the last hour ran from 1
to '1 points in the active issues, with the
chief pressure against Reading. Union
Pacific. United States Steel and Amal
gamated Copper. Bear traders were ag
gressive throughout the list, and the
failure of th*» market to show any im
portant rallying power encouraged the
idea of further losses in to-day's opera
tions. It has been pointed out in this
column in recent days that a bull move
mont could hardly be successfully en
gineered at this time, and opinion baHed
upon the character of the transactions
yesterday suggests that many weeks
will elapse before the market Is in a
position to develop a sustained advance.
Selling of United States Steel common
in the neighborhood of 70 came in part
from Interests who have been predict
ing SO for the issue in the immediate
future.
In steel trade circles it is thought that
v.blle the confident sentiment among
producers has not been accompanied by
an increase in the volume of new orders
the next change in the industry will be
for the better, particularly as the rail
roads soon must come into the market
for steel for delivery next year. It Is
estimated that under normal conditions
the United States Steel Corporation's
oiders average between 40.000 and fiO.ooo
tons a day. but at the moment new busi
ness Is In the neighborhood of 'JO.OOO
tens, with the prospects, however, fa
voring a heavier inquiry from consum
ers Just ad soon as they become satis
fied that prices are at the minimum
basis for the year. The United Slates
Steel Corporation and the large Inde
pendents are working together in the
matter of prices, and from the recent
statements made by Judge Gary there
appears little probability of lower quo
tations in the last quarter of the year
for finished products, while in pig iron
the attitude of furnace interests also
tuggfsts th.it the level for 11*11 will be
above that now prevailing. Most of the
larger producers are holding out for a
premium over current figures on future
shipments.
MONEY IN CIRCULATION
Th« monthly statemf-nt of the Treasury
D* jjartrnmu showing the amount and kln-is
of money in circulation In the United
Slates on October 1 (exclusive of holdings
of the Treasury) Is as follows:
.W I. *10. Kept. 1. 1«
«©id coin *M>3.©7n.o«> $.'*:•.«.'..«•-*
. r. IftcsLta MB ft* Nf MWW 4fiP
Mi\*r <ertlfi<ale^ . ... 475*,415,.>13 47.V571.427
SKim? all '- • - '32.4*7.442 188/ItTMB
Ti»»Furv not-e lfe!«0.. 3^7.22.% 3.5if1.2M
t-r ***< 6t«««< not*. M1.5M.137 W).MC»,TaB
N'ailoMl l*nV nous... «O.«»WM rM.122.HHl
zoitiM ...-.— ia.i&Te27.«i w»i«i.T2M4T
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THIRSDAY. OCTOBKR «• 1W
The population of th« Unltad States on Octob-r
1. V.»lfTwai. estimated at 90.724.00.V. circulation
per capita. 534 BS. _
BOND MARKET SALES.
8000 Jar 4.,5 M%| 1000 LS * M So
"ft* do 2d P3»* 4," IW> $%*
MM Rep of C f.».10S 4<loft do g«
I<XK> N V C 4>as &00<> do •• •«*»
iIW 1»7 .... .-I**\i 4000 do Has »}
anno ,io 108 : W>oo do -•;:•:•' PIS
4.V.00 .Jo MM .tooo U«■ Vl' 4*. S«S
MM do New!-Kloß Marine «4S--Jg
75000 do 4%a.i:!101% 4000 do <»;»
i 10.10 do 101 >*i 1000 do .......«•>*
-M odo 4s ifc'S 01-*.O 1 -*. XOOO do . . -SK.F. ««
10000 do mm... WH4 1000 MCCon*.- 09
300© A A S S4s. M . 1000 M * St 1. f^f j
6000 Allln-Ch Bs.. 75%; 4» «»•»
87000 do 7«> 1000 do 68
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Bono do 7P>* , MM If X* T M ;
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100., do ::.::.. 784 *<*» m p cvt 5.. m, \
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SMO Am spt» 6s. 95 «Ha ■;.,.,**:
80000 Am T « T MW> XI A «.5.1«4
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SKnno do 103 7<W> do T. S Col
18000 do Col 4s. SI ! 3'iJ -••; "*^
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1««iOf» do 105V4 l"00 do Ps>^
1 iooo do 4»... -... SOW | 3000 NV2 &Fi V,, _
ll«m«> Armour 4Hs. 0.1 IT A P B" : .-J<M%
MM do . Mfc lOOrt do •■••■■• 11 ° 2
70f,0 do • M isnnn XVN H* H
ROOO A T &■ F> F T>eb «s I*'
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3000 do 10«4 ?<W> NTT 4Hs.- gg4
; 7<«vwi do rvt 4« .iosj^:i«xiort do Pf-s
; 17ft->6 do ....Mow 00 do «Wi
i 14**« do 105 ' 1000 n * w Con
! 3000 do R.-ts Ist 4s ■•*
P-i . in^N v»io do M
; •jn.T.l do T S I. 10000 do Cvl 4*..101
4s 110"X> do l<K>-a
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1000 B «- O <";oi4 3Ono N r Gen 35.. <] 7
4s Wi: I«W do I I"*
I«v*i .!.. .."."99 1 W«io do Pr 45...1"!
1000 do • W« .w>o Ore 8 T. IS» ., 01 ,
. I<ino Beech Crk 4«i 07 I Con !>t> H- I.*,1 .* ,
■ 4fiO.> do . »R ! 2<«v> r T * T 66. Pi
; I<WX» Beth stl .I*.. RP.H 1 2"<>o do • -; -• So"
it**** do IW4 IBOW PS. Cvt B%S.'. »P
' •Kioo 19 R T *■»... 83% 21'«x> do :?V= 1915 P" 1 ?
; a>V> do saw; 20,10 do ««H
K<OO n V El let ' lOOrt do JJ6U.
Stpd I<>2H 500 do M%
lono BIT r, 8»...105V4 ll.ioo do »Ji
»vio CSo Ist Ext 18000 do 4s !&£">j<*?s
«s 103»i 3000 do Gtd 44w.1«44
Irtrto do 2d 101% i«^Hio r«"o &TC Inc. M
2000 C of Ga Con 35000 P C C 4 St I.
f,s ..l°7^j 4s G 98%
22000 Cent 'i.' 60.. 9»V 20.X) Read Gen 4s. 00
isono do MH k«v> Rio a W Ist. 024
2000 do ftPTi W«"i0 do !>2\
4000 Cent o(.1J I fiOOO do ...... . • P-'A
Gen 85....123 M, 2000 St L. I M * S
10000 C P Gtd 4s. P7% Ref 4# W>«
300 ft do BS ' 2000 do K?>^
tI7OO«» do ?7"» 200110 do R & G
" fIOOO C & O Gen 4s SO*
4%« 1024 20000 Pt T. A B V R
' £20<v> do Cvt 4V4s Mi-, R Gen 55.. R^
Pf«-K> do 93%; •J'OO do RiH
oflimo do 03% 100(» do Ref 4b.. R2\
10000 do »3S» 100lM> do S2'»
5000 Chic * E 111 I .TOOO « A a at* 4s 86%
(Jen Ps. . . .111 ' 20<X> S»«b A I* AdJ
1000 C & 1 '• 55. 110% 5s 704
1000 C*N W < 'on ' 1000 do tOVk.
7s . .sIOF.IIOH 1100001 10000 do Gold 4s
14000 Chic B & Q Stpd .... «*»
Oen *§.... »7 7l7 l 3000 do M W
S2OOO do Jt 48.. 9B\ 32000 S V Ist R*f 48 W>
3OiW do W.-!,. 2000 do ....sSF. OR
3000 do Ofi'i WiOO do W*
2000 CGt W 4s. . 86»« ir.ooo do »5J4
2000 CM * St P 10000 do 9.»H
4s 11>34 . 93U 3<V><l do ....»SF. ». r >'4
10000 do Gen 4s 24000 do Cvt 4.*. »0
a ft»»» ! i2oof> do «Mi
1000 do C * p neon do . PS-i,
V. 8».. 107V 1 2001) So Ry Ist s«.lftM*
1000 jo C & M BOM do Gen 4a.. 7«l»
R1v55...1054 ' 700"> do 76»i
inOOO C R 1 & P MM do 77
Gen 4k... »7%i 1000 do 7« > ,i
llfioft do R*f 4*. SO>4jßnooo do 7«4
2000 do POH 25000 do 7«S
2«000 do RR 4s 7r»\i 4000 do M A O
23000 do . ... 7.'. ! Col 4-« i... ««Mi
«>.<n do 78% MOO t* P Ist r.s.110?;
1000 C A S let 4s 95V 17000 Third Ay Con
6000 do R & Ex 4s Etpd T.PV,
44? . .. 4P.000 do r.f»,
MtOO do . • M 10000 do -Wi
( 8000 D A"H Ref 23000 .1,, KV>T,
4k ft«'« ' 70000 do flO
1000 do »«^;im«»o do «o\i
v<or» do w» ' rioon do «i
pfOO do 09^4 nooo do «1 1 -,
2000 D Beo C fis. 74 ! 1000 do 62
2*iOO Erie lPt Ccn '4^>TtO do <"'l*«.
4s W* 1 MM Trl-CJty 85. .. f««H
3(100 do Gen 4«. 7.1»i 21000 0 El T, 44". **
20000 do 7?>V 2fOo do Inc M
171*00 do 76 I 8000 V P Ist 45... 10 m
«000 do 751 i 3«KiO do Ist Ref
3Oi»> do Cnvt 4s 4* •>"».
A 74 ! .WOO do I»">h
45000 dr. . 744 MtOO do ....... »7*«
JOOOO do ..*IOF. 74«*ISf«»O0 do Cvt 4».".1O8%
310tK» do 7.'. 2(VO0 do ....... 1°34
13000 do 74^4'2f«00 do 103 \
4000 do "*% 2000 I" RRof
.1000 do 74<i i 4s 68H
5000 do 74 ! 2000 Ufi R & Imp
n<»K\ do B 70 I 5, *7H
2000 do 704 40011 do .*7
io.tnn do flt»«ii 2000 r b Rub . m,T»
r.OOO do fift T *'l3'»'«l I* H Stl S F
2(HV) do '^Vi! As 1O4'»
7<d»o Gen Xl Orb ' 27000 do 104 V;
6s 143V1 WOO do 1044
10000 Hock Val let 1000 Va Car C Ist
4V4« 10.-! ! 5s 10
BMt do . Kt34 14000 Wnh R A Ex
1000 111 c W I. 4b IB I 4s . flft»;
4Wioft Int Met 44« KI«W, 140,1.1 do «•"•%
20<«» d.i Rl«4|11000 do «»H
|MM do . M*« 2700 ft do ♦'-'•*»
17«H»» do HU4Jl<iik»o do .... «-V,
MM do M.; r^mo da ....«»
:«**» int R T ss. IV 30000 do «"-'.'4
i«oo do ion; 7000 wvst Md 49.. M\\
4000 do «• 1024 r»2<KV> do Wli*
«VKNI do 102V,| 71000 do ..Wl
moo Int Xt P 80. 92 t 4000 Went H F Sa. 024
4000 do 02'.t 2000 do 02H
I 1000 lowa C 45... 73»i 17000 do »2T»
HiOOO X C F 8 A 1 12000 do OS
M 4* 7«4] < N >>) ,1,, J»2\
; 20f»0 X C So 35.. 7SU| moo West Sli 4»..1014
11000 Km Cent 4s »':' 1«n>O do l°l*i.
i lOfO I^.' n Ref A I i«ViO W 11 «' T BO). t»U,
F.»t 6s Wit Uxio ■«• <• Gen 4». Mi
fiOlO bill Ko ' 1000 do RA P T
Deb 4» P4SI 4s . Ml*
10000 do .... . 0441
Total **!«» of bond*. 12.033.500.
FERRY C
Bid. Asked.
Bklvn F 6«.. 24 2«
H F l«t »*• 1«> "*•'
NTAHFO6I »4 97
X V A E R. 30 35
do ie *••• '■• to
DMPANIE3.
Bid Asked.
10th * 2Sd St. SO 37
do bonds... «0 70
Union Ferry 27 29
.lo 111 M . iv 86
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following: were the last actual sales
and the closing: quotations for stocks In
' which there were no transactions yesterday
! on the New York Stock Exchange:
I^ast —Closing.—
tale. Bid. Asked.
.Adams Express 250 2.'iO —
American Apr Chemical pr«f..102 102 —
American l>et Sugar pref 03 »2 l 3l 3 P4%
Am Brake Shoo * Koundr>-. .. S.IU 83?* 86
Am Brake Slio« & Kdry pref.. 125 126^ ISO
Am Car & Foundry pref 114 114 lU'»
American Coal J'JO^ <V* 160
American Cotton Oil pref I"3^ 10.'< —
American Express 2t7 !S<-"> 270
American Unseed 12 11 12%
| American Locomotive pref 104 103 I"*?
American Malt pTe.f ?ffi *•!■ 3S
I American .Smelting pref B B«*< ««« W
i American Hnuff 2W 240 3ni)
! American Sugar pr»r. IIS 113 111
i American Tel A Cable 75 7<S *'•
American Tobacco i r«f 04 «B% 5*C/4
I Ann Arbor 33 S3 85
Ann Arbor prof 70 US '•?
Baltlmora & Ohio pref »1 M M
Batopllss Mining 2% -"» 2*i
1 H'thlehem Steel 2*\ "'• 9%
! Bethlehem Steel pref 6J>Mi B7 68%
Brooklyn Union Gas 135 1.r?!4 1.% r >
I Bvffalo Rochester & v '.<« so 102
Buffalo rio.-hr!«t»r & P pref . ..138 121 ISO
Butterlck Company 29'/» i3>%i -"SO
i "ana/la Southern «o^i *Vi 72U
f>ntral of New Jersey 2»W 2f.7 rt""
c-ntral & ,S«iith Am Tel IIS 11« 11T 1 *
I « -hl<-aK<:i * Alton m M *«
i Chicago *• Alton pr»>f ►■■>•"« — *"*->
• •liicajro Burlington & Qulncy.22f> C«"iO
Chicago I <£- 1; prof <*> *0
Chicago Ft M & . O 150 135 I.'><>
! Chl.-aeo St P M &• O pr»f ■ ...W 14,% MS
, Chicago I7nlon Traction 2% 2% " 2»i
• 'hicaito Union Traction pr*f. * T * ''• "V>
.-• ft st T« pref 100^, JW tio
Colorado A Southern Ist juref.. "4 74 74*4
Cf-lorado * Southern 2d pref.. 71 7" 75
Consolidated Coal <*7»i l o * l
Com Products Ref pref . 76V> 7"'^ 77»»
Delaware Lack &• Western 525 4«7 t 9 625
i Denver *R C, pref 79*4 73 TSH
I Dcs Moin^s * Ft D B f> 10 i. |
Detroit United R R M ''■'
DSB &At 11H 12 v
Federal Fujrar "<» so
1 FederaJ Sugar pref »5 PO
! O«reral Chemical CV> . ...... «B f*> JOO
: Oe.neral Chemical Co prtf H>3 I^2 MB
<;ranhv Mlnlnar 4° 10 M .
i Havana Electric Railway .... M -'4 H •
1 Havana Electric Railway rr»f 9P f>."!»
fTTockin? Valley 144* 134 13«
Inger-01l Rand Co "* **3 —
Tneersoll Rand Co pre.f «44 !'»■>
International Harvester pr»f . 121*« J2« 122
Inter Steam Pump pref R4H "4 *>"■*>
Kanoaji City Ft R A M pref . 71 72 M
Keokuk * I> M pref 40 M 45
Knickerbocker Ice of C pre.f . . 71 «5 .5
I^ckawanr Steel 88% 84 3*\6
I-nclede OMO M rr»f «V» "0 1"2
i l«ke Erie A Western 20 IP 2O
Manhattan Beach I " *.',
Marine «H f> 6^»
Michigan «>ntral -- — I«J>
Minn A- St Louis _pref 4« 42 4!)
M St P A 8 St M pref 140 145 14«14
j: ft r4flft mi, i. w»tt »»>i «9
Narhvllle * Chattanoopa .... 130 138 140
National Biscuit pref 120 1 * 121H 122
Nat Enameling & Rtpjr r«f . . S»IH *2 S7
Nntlonal I^ad rref 103 l«-« in.%^i
National of Mexico pref 7« l » «S 7D
New '«ntrnl Coal .V2 l fc 4O «0
New York C A St I, Ist pref..l(K«*i 1O4'« 110
New York C & Bt I. 2d rref . B5 88 li f»l
Now York nock 29 25 S5
New York Dock prof 2'^ 7i> m
Norfolk A Western prof 9" 88 »o
North American ft* **,7 C'<
Ontario liver 7 2H 2^
Prclflc Coast 101 100 112
I'nclfio Coast Ist pr«r tor. so 110
Pacific Coast M pr«f 1<» MO 115
P.oria A EflHtern 20 20 22
v ,' c A ft I W* pr> ° r>
P C C A ft I- pref 1154 1<« H«
Pittßburp coal pref «0 l 4 ««'» 70
Pressed Steel Car pref IV. '» PS P.
Repdinir Ist pref *^ 1 j s «H «>
Rome. Vatertown A Ogden. 121 '.4 1204 —
Rutland R n Co pref -JO 28 30
St 1. A S F Ist pref »13 61 «7
St T. ABFC AE I e««S. . 125 ■ — I*o
St I, *BFC *E I Ctfs pref.ll«4 — H-*
ft I, A S F C A E I new W M •»
St I.ouls Pouthwestern 204 » -'OS
r»- Roebuck ]■''; JS7H ]«>
Kesrs-noetuiek pref 1214 11R 1-3
Blos&-Bheff Steel A Iron prof . 114"* MB 114*4
South Porto Rico Sugar • »' « --
South Porto Rico Sugar pref.. lll '"« ■ US-
Southern Railroad pr«f M -'^4 i.4%
South R. RM A O ctfii W4 M> »5
T..X3S ■ Pacific M Tr no SB »0
Third Avenue Railroad » » >• *
Toledo Rallwayn A IJirht »'* •% J»
T niled Bag A Paper J"V4 « 0
United Bag A Paper pref * 34 W
Tinted rigsr Mf» pref 02 0»W 0=
rnltert T>ry Goods... 102 10rt MSH
United Dry Ooods pr«f 104 1™ UuH
T- P Cant tron Pipe A Fo. .. Ift l^ » 164
U S Realty A Imp «»V* W|» WV*
U B R«Juc A Ref pref M »»■* S
i; s Rubt.er 2d pref '1 i]' '*
VsMdalls. Railroad «♦ ij « —
Vlrjtlnla Iron C A C «» •
Wells Fargo EipTess. l.jj 1-^ '«»
We»t«-rn Maryland vrct.......^ *» «•»
W>etln»*oo«* Mf< Is* pref . .--«•« 1244 12rt4
V,l-e«linff * l>ake Erie. « * BH
Wheeling A T. E 1«« pref 12 '. 12
tv-l.e»llng A L 2.1 P^af- ■■« •' •
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
/Furnished by J. Thomas Relnhardt. No. 3S
Hroad street. New York, and No. 54 Devon
■hire »treet. Boston.)
High. Low. last
Ami! Nevada Mine" • »H *• •■
Arizona <"ananea 4* *J» JX*
Arizona Mines • »• «»
Bay Ptate Gas 31 80 30
B. hemla •* , * v V,
Bo«U»n Kly {0 }[» {,■
Boston Mlninc JJ 1 * • '** '^
M...-1V :010 • 7, • .
. -h.-I uh Copper ' •> 1 *• TH
Caluveraß »JJJ» "'• " ♦
' rhainplon . ■ • ;7 «3 •',»
ChlM ConFolldated ■ 1A I*. >*
China 20» '"> »*
Obrt« Mines -A -« -£
Crown Ite«erv« -*» -W -t»
rorbln Copper ■•• '2 R :'.j*
Domfn^n'syndlea^V.:; in»i »_ -pr
Dominion Hyndlo««« 1" a « " ( S Hi^,
Flr»t National dorps* 4 *X 9%
Or.ldfleld Con „' * i
Inspirntlon JH s '« »V
Ijiran.le II PA P "" "" *»
IJve Oak '-"I 'j SOU SV.%
Mackinaw ■•■ «•' -•• "•»
Maaiiachucettii f<«! 21 lf» ■ 'JO
Mexican Metals |» 3iV 3,%
McKlnley -Dnrmgb «> M* W>
Mnlll« Glhßon 2« 2S •>
do prtff-rre.l . 1A I A I A
Majestic ft 7 If VI
Nallonat Mlnlnr F.inlor «'•. f« «4
New Baltic • *'» •'• » '•'*
Nevada I>iiijtlh« 2 '•» -
Ohio O»PP« ■• I*» 'A IS
Onec<> -"» * '-'
TUven Mining 31 31 31
Rhode Island <~oaJ. .. «*« * JM «S
South U!i« . ... *S *'» **4
VultttM f^» ft > f»H
Yukon ...- * B '* 4
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
\ In the market for outside MtiirlUss the
higher priced copper stocks conUnuea th
feature, with the tone S««»raH> firm, al
though at times when hlßh levels were
reached small reactions '°llo»ed on sellins
by traders. In some quarters ™nsiderable
strength developed on buy by Inglde in
terests. This was especially so In hi no.
which moved up % to a nf> .?,^ leh record
on rather extensive dealings- Miami.
Greene-Cananea and Ray t Consolidated
were a fraction higher. Bu "* r ,CoS,"}{?"
after opening down %. reeovere^ British
Columbia advanced 'i. In the lower priced
issues Nevada Utah was lT ,^ tr l e , m and
at a Blight gain. In the industrial list
American Tobacco ruled firm but less ac
tive. Intercontinental Rubber .was a shade
easier. Bonds were dull and unchanged.
Detailed operations follow:
INDUSTRIAL.
Sales. Open. High. Low. I^aat.
5Am Tobacco ...41-' 4}j-' 4 " *}-
100 At Gulf &W I »» }«* •* }2 *
100 do pref .... 19S »B'i 18^ '"*
1.000 Bay State Gas. "* * o;• -,?
1.100 Int Rub Tr cts. 29* i 20** =»* »*
8.600 tJuly Oil 41* JO 4» fr)
1.800 Jlay Oil 75 81 '•» -M
160 Standard bll".'.!«0O ««<» ••* "**,
1.200 0 S Light &H. 17»1 7 » - i* -
200 do pref ■ * 8 8
MINING.
1.600 Ariz Cananea . . 4*. 4^ *% 4jV
500 Braden Cop ... 373 7 35» ?il 3*
1,275 Brit Col Cop... 7% T» '*» £■*
700 Butte Coarn '! . M J» }? «
200 tOarlsa 17 1' . ", "
11.000 Chlno Cop l»Ti 20% »19% -*'
2,500 tCobalt Cent ... 7 J •* *"*
Mk> tCom Fraction. . 35 35 » »
100 Con Ariz Sm... lii \IA\ l A }." ?.}»
400 Davla-D Ca pd 2 » £ _-*
9.000 tEly Cent 27 27 2|> -'
3.900 tEly Con '-.•« -.» -» •
400 Florence Mb -tV r" =™
4.000 Giroux Mln ....■< pi ' '"
4.700 t«iTeenwater ... •"• «V • ?»,
1,200 Greene-Can ....«% «* J% **
300 Guerrero Mines, 1U 1 * ** -* *
2,300 Harcuvar Cop.. 14 14 » 1*
1.600 Inspiration Cop. 8% »*» J^™ "™
5,300 Jumbo Exten... 30 30 -» «g..
4*> Kerr Lake 6% «t* '•<• $*
300 La Rose C0n.... 3f* J* "J* %*
2.300 LiUe Miami ... 33 1 * 3U ; •»
3,800 tUttlaNlplßSlng 22 » » -»
700 Mason Val new. 8% »'• »* io»
WO Miami Cop ... 19% 19* »* \V*
800 fMontgom Sboa. 12 12 1- *-
2.000 Nev-U M & Sm 1 1A x ' .
200 Nlplaslns Mines 10% H>S l»"h WJj
MX) Ohio Cop i°« lit A 7A 7 it*
200 Pac Smelters... A A A ,I«
800 Precious Metals 1 '/* 1 '-• 1* *^»
3.500 Rawhide Coal'n 7 7 « •»
2.000 Rawhide Queen. 10 13 M 1
4.850 Kay Cent 1% «* It* ,A*
4.100 Ray Con 1U». 15 *^» V* 'U
4110 Red War Mln... 2 - -V*«i
3.700 Tonopah Ext . .$1 01 $1 07 *1 01 *1 05
1.700 Tramps Con .... 3*» 3£ •**» •*
1.000 Tularosa I '■• ' '* •* .' •
aK> Tuolumne Cop.. •'"• '♦ ••'* ••• 'J!
100 Yukon Gold M.. 3« 3+« Ml • i t»
BONDS.
$27,000 So r Frisco t4s 92* i J>- M , 82% SC<»
7.000 Western Pac Os I>4'A WU •>* * "»*
•Crossed, t Sells cents per share.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
The selling by a commission house in the
early dealings of a line of 2.000 shares of
United States Steel common and I.oOU
shares of Union Pacific attracted attention
on th« « Consolidated Exchange. The stock,
was mostly taken by room traders, who ob
tained it at about the highest prices or the
day. The rumor went around the floor
later that ono of the smaller Wall Street
operators, who had decided to close out his
stocks in view of the disturbing news from
Portugal, had thrown over at least some or 1
his line In the Consolidated market in the j
belief that it would be the best market to
sell in under the circumstances. At the
start the floor tendency was to minimize
the- Portuguese developments, but later
there was considerable selling on tears
which began to prevail that a more im
portant uprising might follow in Spain
Prices broke rather badly In the after
noon, but at the lowest levels relative firm
ness was generally exhibited, compared
with the New York Stock Exchange. De
tailed operations follow:
STOCKS.
Sales. Open. High. Low. I**
1-OAllis-Chalniers.. l»'» 10 •> -JO
3,«30Amal Copper.... 65ji •■•« M*. «**n
s>ni Am Beet .-v:Kax-. »5» 3»J* ••< ;* ■■'.*
J" American Can... >•'» s » »Ji •«
to Am Cotton Oil.. «3W «4^» «H MS
70 Am Car & Fdy. *»* 49 «M» j»J»
SO Am HW-J &Lpf 21 -'1»* -1 -li«
30 Am Locomotive. 88% »% » »
6,12*) Am smoltlng «*♦ » •"» h>l ' *7
24»Am Sugar.. 116% ll*> l»g «»*
2SO Anaconda Cop... 4<» Iti1 ti 4.V-, :i:-"* «H*
tUOAt Top & 8 Fe..lW* 101 100 "J,
BOBaH .v Ohio 106T* 10X14 I'"' 1 ' l" .»
WBklyn BX. ... 77 77% » ••*»•
10 Brunswick Term. 114 11** "'^ '] *
aw Central i.eath«r. 193* W ■!•■•*♦ 1^4 l *
SOW Central leather. 35Vi 85H ."«»♦ 33%
i.m.i». -r.es £• Ohio ... 82 *■■-> *>«** ~;:»
<•(.)<■ Gt West . ~S'. i ■-■::•• -• •» ~\»
970 Chi Mil & PI P. 123*. 123J» 121% 121^
M 0 Col Fuel 1.... 33H ,33% f 32H 324
7«iConsol Gas I.W. 133% 132H 1324
20 Corn Products... 16 !« «*% |**»
JO Denver & Mo G 32 32 32 -i.
DIP' se.-urities. . 2I> 131 3 -'■* 1 j®»» r> »'»
i:rt«i . . . 27'» "•> * 2 -• »
120 4o Ist pref.;.. 4*% 4. *^ «£
W rlo 2d pr»f W% 3«t! ,^i 7 i-v
220 Gt Northern r-" 128»4 128H 12J*i 127%
Winter -Metro .... 'J> 7 » 2U, »£ »' >
790 do cSrtiii...: M>i 17% n% 5«%
20Iowa V-ntral.... 17«* 17 "4 I. 8 * 1.9*
•{<» Kan City South. 31 SI 31 '•'
•H* Louis * Nash. .l44 144 144 144
72n Mo Kan Jt Tex-i 33S 34% »«& 33*4
140 Mo Pncifir. 85J4 RS4 B4Ji MJfc
.•.{-> National liad... M% »> *"> MS
10 Nat \i»t Mnf 82% 32 * 32"» 3—
8 ONTC«t«| IMJ4 114H m ♦ 113U
890 Nor Pacific 110 IIP mi? 11. J*
60 Norfolk « West «• W !>s > P«**
Po^inf Mall 32 32 31% 31%
MOrennlvKs^n •• !3<"i MOJ4 1»H jaMI
•JOPeop'e^ <!a>; f'T 1 * I<l7'» 1"T' t li>7'*
••r. T>resW/1 Pt Car.. 34 34 ■'.» "4
1«.140P.. a .11n K 147% 14R'i 14« MftU
5O Republic Steel .".2'« 32« i » 32
Rock Island .. 31 4 31 % _ -'"* .TO?*
40 si"?? -phefflei.: -• •'"' •"* r"-*r "-* «« s ',,
1.110 Southern Paclfle.ll6H 1»^ ''*. 114j«
110 Southern ny....23*t 23% 234 23H
lOOTVnn Copp-r 34»i 34 T » 34*4 34*
15 220Vnlon Paclflr. . . l«» 1 t 1«S«» »««3 1«S
' 7OTT s Rubber 8«H 3«4 3.*.** -•£**
;,o te prof 1171 11«^ 117% 11*5
fiIVIT-tah Copper ... 43 40^ 47»« 4SN
1.000 Va-Car Chemical r.P'i «>», B»U f'94
WWahaPh 17 JT 1« T « IR%
130 W'abaPh P rrf....37% 3*'» 3, R7Mi
2fift -Western Union.. 74% TfJH 74% Tt\
140 WVstlnchouP* F>l 70»4 72 Tf.v. . ! <■»
TO W-i»«^nHlii Cent.. M*4 BM ••••-* ■»%
P2 75<> Total pales.
MINING.
s«'K> R^nt-.v.v.:4:m ■1- i:m <:£
480Belmonl . . ••• *™ *•«• ««•
BOOCholiar .: 124 124, .1«b .1 ?
Cons Virginia. . .05 .88 .83 „.»„
llOGoMfleld Cons. .S. ».1«» ».»• ».12'4
r.(v>lHaholla 18 •« i! •«
r.ooJlm Btltler . . . 3ft •"•" » .30
1 "TO .tuniho BxteD .2» .2!>4 -'■* -pn'A
4nOMeNamar a =■ •» -2S> .29
Mexican . .« .»W ••" -JJ
r 200 Midway 2:: 21 .M ,:S
imophlr 1-OR »-•■ J-5 J-2
Portlawi 1 ■<* i°* J-2 MS
Tonopah ETxtea.l.ea 1.03 • 1.88 1.03
7,2«> Total »nle«.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturtnr 1010-27.
(Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar, No 40
Pine street.)
Name Maturity. Interest yield.
Allan Coast Una 4p C. 11UIV--17. .. . ; . 41,4 1 , 4^
Huff «och A PlttS 4-44 PC. 1(»11» 2. _ 4-* **»
Cent of G«org!a Ry AVt-5 P C. 1910- 1. 5 4-»
Cent RRofN.I 4p c, 1010- 1. 4«i 4>»
Ches & Ohio 4p c. 1910-M7 . ft 4 a
Chic & Alt 4-4 1| st» c. l©lo-*19..:... B«k ••'«
Chic A Fast 111 4 4-3 P c. 1310 1. »* '4
Chic rI*P 44 p <-• 1I>U»-1S> ... .> 4 4 : ,
•In Ham &1> 44-5 P <"• 1610 ft* 4 ,
Del & Hud 44 pc. 1922 «'* «"»
1-5-ie 4-44-,% pc. 1910-1 7 ■■••;•• « J
Hockloß Val 4-44 P >'■ 1010- 18 -8 44
Hod & Manhat 5 p .-. lOtO-MO. ••;••■• «„ »
Kan City FS&M 4% r» <•. l!»10- IR. tU 4%
Kan City So 4Vi pc. 10H*- MR. --•-•■- ft * **
I^ehlirh Val R X 4-44 P c l»l0-lfl.. 44 4'«
Mo Pac .'. pc. l»10- # 17 .. - • -.• , »J« «*
Mobile & Ohio 4-« p C 1010 'M. .V. 4^»
N V Cent Lines 5P C. V.HO- S2 4S 4%
Norfolk &W4 pc. WO- lt V-y- ** •*
Pennsylvania Sli-4S l i-4 PC. U»1O 1. . _ 4 > *^
St I. &S P 4-44-5 p <". l»10 7.. .. ft-. ..%
'do K u ar ACftF 5P c. III I! *!! I .V 1... |J * %
Seab<.ar.l A L 44-.% P'• I 1 * 1", »••• ••• ;•"» f> .
Southern 'Ry S4-4-«H p-. 1010-21... ..'* ♦ »
VlrKlnlan Ry Bp c. 1»>«>-M9. £. .»U "-'
abash nR44.% p c »W.% -' ■ • .%
Wheel & L V. 44-5 P c. 1910- 22 . ... »
BOSTON STOCKS
(Furnished by R. '•■ Day ■ Cb.. No. '' Wall
street.)
Oct. 4. Oct. 5. I Oct. 4. Oct. a.
Host ml— 1 " --■"' ! mil. Prult.ltf7 107
Boston Elev.iaß l»% CsJ *. Hacla.Sßo 551
rjRAUSY.IO "■'■ , centennial V IV 18
Fltchbs pf 1251; 1»* Cop «'•"«•• M "•
NY &»I 15*% 154 Franklin St. Ml 11
Old < "lonv .l" IK,. Granby M--- 32,. 2*
WE St liv >-» -»'« Mas" ' """ M 7't H
do pref..;it)l 101 .Mohawk M... 4* M 4
Mans Xl Co. % IP' !No »" «--.^ . ,-- S
do Pref Ml W* Oweola M...123 123
M...;,h 4", «T»« T » Old Don M.. ::7\ ■■■'
'.1 , pref./i 15*4 I.'. »'•" ' M '■- '-
%m TAT 137S I*l W «•»»"«•> MM. •< .M.
N.w Em fuiti Hi Tamarack M :.!» r.«»
West tv TH ' I»W Wolverine M 117 12ii
do i.r.'f M M '■ 8 Smeltera :i»»S.
tin Shoe MM ;,;'> do pref.... 4H '. 3
do pref : 274 Ma« Oa». . . . M 4 M
Anadlan M. 6H ■ " 1o pr f "' " !'4, 5t
Atlantic M.. « « ,' l:ih 23H -3H
j Bbannon M. io'« '"'•
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
,Kurn..hed *
[ltd. Alike,!.
Am l.iKht a Traction 2V{ SM
<lv tnrerenwi ,: . .... ",'r. u> .[
Am c.a« a Electrte *- )*
1.. r.-.ir.! g »
«Mle» Mervlre 1!' 2
.1.1 preferred ; .'■■ '*'
I Nmver • Sai * El *"" •'* -!. !2
Kiuniie ui»t Bl«« p' pf 1- •••
ilo bonda • .'. ! ■'•
Lincoln ■;»« A. Kteclrln- r-' -js
Ft- in.- Oh« * Klectrlc W\» ;..;>,
do pr«f«rred BO »»
Capital •• - 51.000.000 UaGßlsjMafil 135 Broad waj
p. US « Profits - 1.500.000 j^FTfrfffn^J NEW YORK CITY
Wn^ n n^ V ' KINC " HOWARD B*TSE. V-Pre,. A Tr,«
WIW.IAM H. NICIIOLS. Vlce-Pr^»iaeni. FRED C MARSTO.V. A»*t. S«cr«tarr.
MXOLEr W. WIGOI.V. SS3» DeDt . GEORGE E. WARREN. Trust O=«r.
PVP.K TEfIRELU Mgr. Municipal Depi-
DIRECTORS nr.MEY
r rl°o;¥r- sissi ssssfeS.
president New TorX Telephone Co. White. Weld ft Co.. BMk-ra.
KOBKKT 8. BRAW'M- ta| UHXIA.M H. c "?'^'-.
Glfford. Hobba * B^ard Attorneya. w^u^A Co.. Ch«mle»l*
rr^aldf-nt ChmaV National Bank. •m.DKKH X
WlLlJuiD V. KING. J. A W. j '"•^■•^.■J 11 * 1 "
President of the Company. \RTHIK 1 ? I V' 1 *
X Uel. Klnnlcutt * 'V,. &£*?** MICIIAKI. M. VAN ■«»»«'
\NTIIOXV K. KLbEK. van B-ur»n & Jeaup. Banker*
Pre«. So.'jersey Gas. — r ••',::,— ";:■—: ;:..,,,^ K> -,
&££&S OK A.XV ■.»«« .N^KEST.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
■ MONEY MARKET.-Money on call op*»n«»d
fair and demand light - J^tes, •«***% P£
month. choi?e ilnele names a"* •» P" |
cent for others. i
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. -The forjlcn
quoted at 5.15& plus 1-32 and «*">rt reicns
rnarks at 95>k The market closed firm.
Bankers' posted rates -were:
Sixty days. Demand. J
Sterling • 4 r. 4 . , "flß'i
Germany, reiefcsmarks ,«,* -, 1»H '
Belgium, francs • ' - l • , , T^
Part*, francs •_ ' ',; ' " S I»?
Switzerland, francs °Zn " ' 4«»% '
Holland. guilders *"
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.— Boston. 1-4 C
discount; Chicago, »•" discount; San Fran
etac* sight * premium: telegraph .c pre- |
mium: New Orleans, commercial .;■< i?I h^_ :
count, bank $1 premium: c - "J es 11 t °": ü bl^ - ,
i ins par. selling 10c premium: St. ho rn». -£
discount bid. 10.- asked: Minneapolis, -*:
premium: Savannah, buying Mfc discount, ;
selling par.
RXVK CLEARINGa - New York, «J
timore exchanges Km bato?- C^ *baf
B*4; Philadelphia, exchange $2..050.*./>._ bal
ances C.987.991: Chicago. exchange *8M8»>
532. balances J2J540.15Z
SILVER MARKET. -Commercial bar sil
ver 53% c; Mexican silver dollars ««•• Har
I silver in London closed at MSA an "'
\ vance of 1-I6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid. I; Lisbon.
3.>>.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. -Mexican ex
change on New,- York is quoted at _.91', 3 .
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign house?,
dealt in upward of 10,000 shares in the local
Ptock market, selling on balances. I her
was a moderate demand for Missouri, Kan
sis & Texas for London account.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. — Dividends
have been declared as tollow3: Th •■ North
River Insurance Company, semi-annual ■•
per cent, payable October 10. J. G. White
& Co.. regular quarterly I*2 per cent on th«
preferred, payable October CJ. . The Cana
dian Car and Foundry Company, regular
quarterly 1% per cent on rh*» preferred,
payable October .4. The Georgia Southern
& Florida, regular semi-annual Vk per cent
on the first and second preferred. payable.
November 2.
COTTON EXCHANGE SEAT SOLO
The Cotton Exchange membership of v \B
lam Hartletr has been sold to Edward
Moyse for tI&2E». This Is the sam» prico
as the last preceding sale.
THE COPPER MARKET.— WhiIe th»»
local copper market is firmer, if has made
no pronounced response to t'ne hisli^r no
tations of the metal abroad Electrolytic
is still obtainable at I 2*» cents a pound, al
though producers and polling asencies be
lieve quotations will work higher when
I consumers find that tho figure of «■*
Producers arp favorable. Sales of copper
have Improved. b»n th*» buying movement
has not reached large proportion? as ret
Recent figures of production hare con
vinced many consumers that the movement
to curtail output 13 genuine.
EXPECTS FAIR BUSINESS.— E. P. Rig;
ley, president of the Atchlson, is quoted
by "The Wall Street Journal" as follows:
••The prospect for general business in the
1 West is fair. The crops have turned out
! fairly well and I anticipate that during
the next six months our earnings win
about hold their own w l it h la.~t year U*>
need to spend from KOODOO to $10.0»>.«w> a
rear on the Atchison for purposes that
should not be capitalized for posterity to
pay Interest on. because such nion^y will
not earn anythine. or at least very Httle.
Our railroads should b- allowed to earn
enough to do this, so that they shall not
eventually be In the condition of the Eng
lish railroads, with a large amount of cap
ital Invested on which they can earn
nothing."
BOND MARKET CONDITIONS thetr
October bulletin Spencer Trasli & • o. say.
in reference to the advance In bond prices:
"One of the most satisfactory points In
connection with this advance is that it ha*
not been engineered by any group of man
ipulators, but is the result f wh.it we
recognized to be natural conditions*, ami
; while the rise has thus far even out
1 -tripped our earlier expectations. our judg
; ment Is that It is only in its Initial stages.
In dealing with this upward movement we
must at the same time point out that it
has not been due altogether to Investment
buying, but. after the tlrst start, was
helped along materially by dealers whose
shelves were bare of bonds and who judged
thai the time was rapidly approaching
■when banks and institution* would be
forced into the market to Invest their sur
plus funds. Bond houses have been con
siderably aided In their purchases through
the ease which has ruled in the money
market all through a period when normally
rates were higher than at any other time
of the year."
MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS. - The
Sub-Treasury has transferred for the ac
count of local banks SIOO.CkV) to New Or
leans.
NEW DIRECTOR FOR ATLANTIC
COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Ogilen
L Mills was elected a director of the At
lantic Coast Steamship Company to suc
ceed the late D. O. Mills at the annual
meeting of the stockholders yesterday.
1 The other retiring directors were re-elected.
The board subsequently organized by re
electing the same officers.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
The following securities were sold yester
day at auction at the Exchange Sales
room by Adrian 11. Midler & Son.
By Oder of Executors.
■MSB judgment against Clarfm* V.
N. Uadcliff. obtained In Municl ■
pal Court. 6th District. New
York i its. Bl<hl in offlc« of
County Clerk. June 10. M«». $11
For Account si Wai It May Corv-ern.
3 »iiar»s Title Guarantee »n.i
Trust Company -t!>7 : 4
7W» <thar«» Quaker Ridge Realty
i .>mi>an\
15 shares New York Produce Ej
■tui[!(t>» Hank. I*l ! i
$1,000 Norfolk * Southern Uailroa.J
first m<»rtgraK» ft p«*r r*nt bond,
duo ll>4l; Interest Ma ••!%••
vember; accrued l:.t.rr?t to be
chanted lOO'i
K> lift)) r l.ii Kallwav tin: mortg3K»
B per cent bonds, 'tup IW.'; In -
terest Kebruar>' atnf August: ao
• !u««l Interest 't.> ►>■ chanced.... liM>"»
$lOn.<K«» Independent Union Telephone
Cnmi any of Huff i!.> N. T.. first
niortKßKt* 5 t>r cent ROd boiviw.
•lue January. I!>_T $l"« 'X 1" N«
'It n..l Telephone l*orporati<«n ».'
Virginia 'V -• mortgage an.i col
lateral trust ."• \»-r cent ki>M
!■■ n.'_-» .In.- .luly. 1969: January
l'.il" i-oup.>n> attaiheij $,"».<«»
I.«UM» shaie^ I'tiit.-.t r<>fl»T r.impany
rommon <H*'a
$s.t>iio I.a Krim-f- <*..pper fiunpiinv first
iiiortKaso I |*r cent «p.<ld bond*
of IMS; January. '''''■ and «ut>
i »»-q>ient coupons attached 10
COBALT STOCKS.
<Kurnt»!ie.l by Warr.n. Ch»w»kl *C* N«». JC
Mr -.1.) ati«et.»
MM \sk-l RM.Aak*d.
Amalsamai •_• '■'• \La R**« ■ .1>>«! ::!»»
Rallej Iy%1 y % THJlJtllf Ni;<i>». '~2*m ™J- l «
lv»iP, iV.nH 34 ::ti»| M. Klnlev ... M ii»
• Sir Six. . 11 * :•• i Nan.«y lleVn. :i .%
HurTaiit im> Sin [Nlpwlns ::.l(M0 iot.%
<"hamj>- Kerl ; I.i - Nova Scitla.. Z2 7%
V. ef rohalt 2* -•'« ! °P h "" -» SO
••m.alt "i>m. ••• * !«l"» = N « i\
Cotwll 1..X I'- . IH ; r»»ers«« 1... *n ~IU
••oillHKa* l"«» *'*" I RIRh« <•' W»v .T»<^ .11
Crown Ile-> 2«S !»« Koeb«»tef ... II ll's
Poster > I** I sib lea*.. -. a*.
Olffcrd r;v" » I*!!!!" . !l1 " =
s
>;,--t\ ktWb. -•* 2T»lTexnUk»win», V»» 4 >^rt'*
H*rKrii%n ."•!'* *3 ITrett»e**j . . 128 121
Hi,.1»..n lU> 1«» l« [«'*«» • I I'l
Johr. r.la.-k.. .T * WetUaafar... *4 70
K«kt l.«ks..«A> 67U- I
Union Trust Co. of New York
Capital & Surplus, $8,737,000
Allows Interest on Deposits
Central Trust Company of Mew York
54 WALL STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $13,000,000
(of which $17,000,000 has been earned)
KMCKLKBOCKLK
TRUST COMPANY
rj& A &\ z g£*t. «0 Broajdway.
I^nox A- <■■■-"
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
London. Oct. Consols closed L » lower
to a new low record at SO for money anil
803-14 for the account. Anaconda *« '10
changed at £s»i. <:anadlan Pacific was %
higher at 13ST« and Grand Trunk was J,
lower at '3&t-
Money was in bettpr supply, o-win? to
dividend disbursements. Discount rates)
were quiet.
Th» revolution In Portugal affected th*
stock market early, but prices recovered
later, with the exception of Portusrues«e
bonds, which declined three points, >'<m
sols. in which th*» settlement was* con
cluded, lost an eighth. Home rails and
rubber ires were firm, but oil stockj*
closed weak.
American securities opened below parity,
hut recovered during the forenoon on ll<??tt
.■oveiii Later fair Wall Street buyin?
cjuised a jreneraJ hardening and the market
ringed dull but steady.
1 "all money In London. 2QZ"-a per rent;
or en market discount rate for short bills.
3% per cent; lons bills. 3% per cent; Ber
lin discount rate. 3% per cent; Paris dl.«
••ount rate. T% per cent; Parts exchange on
lx»nd«.'n. ■£> francs it centimes: Berlin «•»
change on T^ondon. 3 marks 45^ pfennig.
B:ir _ M 77s 3d. American eagle?. 76a sd.
f'ari?. Oct. .-. -Three per cent rente*
closed 2' 2 centimes higher at » franc* 1»
centimes. Prices opened weak on try*
' Bourse. Portuguese rentes dropped Z f ran
15 centimes and Spanish rentes lost 1 ' ran^
90 rentinies T>ater the market recovered
sllsrhtly and closed generally better.
Berlin. Oct. s.— Prices were higher on fh*
Boerpf* to-day, as a speedy settlement »l
th<»~ troTibl" in th» metal trad** 1* expectea.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
■TisJalml •" Frederic H. Hatch & Co , No. ■
Ftroad street.)
STOCKS.
Dividend. 1 Bt<i. Asked,
Amertran BM £J » «« H^
Am»riran 'hl'-Ie M^ftF.x 12 m tor
American CM* pr..-«i-.I * »• 1«
An Dtsr Tel of N J... •<*-.! ♦ « «
Am roat Products <)' •• •« .21
American Press . Q-.TAE* «< m 109
Thread pf J* f 5 ♦* 34
AmTvp* Found d>b....M*NlM»* * 100 —
An. T\p- Fc-md n«w. . - M*NlO39 « 99 10*
Am Type Founders -• .T* t • M 43
Am Type Founders pf. -QA.I 7 IW t«3
Babc'.<k * /WHOM Q. .1 7 M 1"A
Bamev & Smith »f .... — « 103
Forden-.. On* Milk F&AEx — na 113
Rnrden's Cond Milk pf..Q-M •» MJ 10.1
Ru*h TerminaT i-ara ■ — ■ SS 95
rentra! Fireworks — 2 »
C^ntrat Fireworks pf - — 10> w*
Conn P.v & Light Q-F 4 7* 7J
Celluloid Q-JAEx — tit 112
X 1 di F de N»mcu'».Q-M • '4* VJI
El*i P <1* K«B -' - • Q-.T B M **
F!mrir» Peel * Iron . — '■» t»
Kmplre Pte*l * Iron pf — 9» «
Hall Signal common . - - *► »
Herri ne -Hall-Marvin — "> 4*
i Internationa! Nickel . — 133 13.
Tnternattonal Nickel pf.Q-F << -■» »2
Inrernational Pilver..^ -- «> —
Infernattona? Silver rf- -Q-J 4 l't« tl»
Kirby Ijimber..^ — — — J'* '.»
Kirbv Lumber pf . . ■ — 39 *»
Kne-'o Xl I- * P..»M * t2>> 133
| NaY .-ash register rr i*.i 7 11* 133
f.-tles-Fem»r.t P O-M « g J«
I NHes-Foment-P pf Q-F * fl« MB)
I Oti'j Ele.varcr A4O 2 ♦■* 5.*
Otis F.levator pf q t * » m
Old dominion 5 S J4J 1 t"*» it<»
! VaritV Gas & El pf....Q-J «
Piterp* D* Cb — 1«» 3«»
Por>e Marufacturinit . _. 5., M
Fot-e Mfsr pf — a *>
I Prod-icers- Oil Q-M « T4S W«
FYart A Whitn«r pf... Q-F * Ml IW
Royal Bak Fowd-r .'j MiFa <» MS t«l
' R.iVal T«k Powder pf. .Q-M • 103 1 7
Safety «.: H * T, Q-M*Ex • 1?" 1=«
Sen-Son Shl.let — 132 13«
Staaadrd Cmiplw . ■ — M r:
[Standaid Mllttac rv» _ 13 3»
I Stan.lanl Milling Co pf. A*r» 3 47 *%
I Texas fmnpanv Q M 13 t.*B tS«
'Texas & PftetOe Coal. . -Scrip « W> 10<l
I Trenton Potteries -- 4 1
Tr«rtt»n Potteries pf . .. . - — XI **
Trentcn Ft>t fm!< ctfs. . J4J 4 *> TO
Trow r>ire'-«^ry - - — • » SI
I t'nlon •'arbhi- — J Ml
fnl«n K.rry Q^ J » Z". ■•»
t*n!i>n Typewriter...-..- -- •"'» ♦•
T'nlon Typewriter Ist pf.AAO >» »' '■"• I 1«
Tnion Typewriter 3.1 pf.A&O 7 W2 I'" 1 "
United Bank Xtote Q --J * ♦» *••
rnlte.l Rank Nor^ Pf...Q .T « ». M
TTT T S Kirituhir.R •cm....S J » ■ M
IT p Finishing pf QJ 7 ''»> lit
Ir S Finishtnß Ist J«JtJ>tt» a !•» \M
V S Finishing rons JJkJtX9 S 0} I **
T' P Motor can — £» 52
T' S Motor l>f .- — — *•■''-■ iJL
Vircirilan Railway — =<J »»
\\.>i Pacific ""•-■' : S : '-M
West Power — >' **
We^t row ef pf — X **
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
« Furnished by Swartwoul & AppecxeJlar. No. 4*
IMne street."
Apprcra.
Name Maturity. Bid. AsW. yl«lf
A.^r »»:: S % %S
T. 1 ?- I <* J? I* .?P% J Su y ne. W mt:t^ 1% tg
»»S S IS
I i ?i
WtkOVM E Jfc M*P f- Attf. 1313 00»a 100 • W
BANK STOCKS.
♦reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall iKfWtl
RM Asked. I El* Ask'J-
A,ner.>a . . - KS '*« I •«•"« « * • » g
Am Evh..3:«> -J'^!. «~i —
ills 111 i
■
•* X 55.5 >2
S g^i g S ::: g £
1 •i,i ir \ ... 1M» 1 ••• r*m *~ »,
KN^ Nat. . «.% *» P.op».« ....=>> Sg
Fifth Vat w V<> Vn '' nU -
Fourth Nat !«»« IM Pr 0.!,,,* ri! 1« »
14th S»reel. IV> IW Sherman ... »
(btllalta ...MW S** S»Hh.-ai-l .■• »"
O.rman Am \t» IM J S»<»te .....-»» - ,
Qtrmn K»- **•*' •'■ t>r ' »»»• . . r- _.
Gothaoi Na« IS»» IM I "ton Exch l« « . .
«r*enwt<-h .833 »C 3 Wash Mts • • -** _
•imp * Tr . 840 SM !to»»v1I»» .. . **

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