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10
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
Raleigh & Southwestern By Co. First
Mtge 4'Y 6cic DbbJclj 1,1936
Authorize :— ♦! J*".*"*-
I word : — FT.%0.0««.
Intern* .1— ity •"■! July.
Tri*"** r*nnd* asaaa aiwuTned *•>' '"*
■■■Baa* a Ohm Railway Co-m
?sn r m the rncrper with MM Com
gwar in February. MM, *Pd bear 1t«
«n«sars<-Tneri a* * puaranty for th*
t>a r- r - of principal a»«J Interest.
Thrv ar» nflattlonallr secured by a
•first and only rn«rta*a* on ■■■ en
• r» property of the Raleigh &
•■■T\*l»t»rT. Railway Company.
T\> are offerlnc subject to prior
#p'». a Mtiltnd amount of these t>ond»
a.T a p-tcf to }leld 3 IVr Ont on the
lIHOIIIIH lit
SpcriaJ circular describing thiM issue
tnav be A"d apon request.
Potter, Ghoafe & Prentice
jjeTntwr* Mri Block Eir!iaa«
Tel. 6=09 Broad 55 Trail Street
NEW VOHK
BONDS
T\> offer rnur.icipnl and • : ration
r^-nds ri small ucnoniinaticns — SKO.
f.2T«i» arid S3OO.
TO Yield 4r4 r 4% to 5%
for list of hich-grad^ invst
ppn!b. Also leaflet containing suz
pfytinrs? ror tavestment of ?mall in-
W, N. GGLER £■ GO.,
43 Cedar Si,,
KEW YORK CITY.
New York Oily
TAX. EXEMPT
3 ON PS
N. W. Karris § Go.
EANKERS
Pine Street. Corner Wiliiam
NEW YORK
CniES SERVICE COMPANY
SWABTWOUT i kp?E?2ELL£R,
Members "•". "/. Btwck Excbanc*.
t\ pine h-"'" # . JCew Tnrk.
Wm.A.Read&Co.
Bankers
25 Nassau St., N. Y.
BOSTON CHICAGO BALTIMORE
1>I«I..- 1X64. Telephone 3UZ Keetor.
INSURANCE STOCKS
FIDELITY. PHOENIX. HOME,
NIAGARA. CONTINENTAL. Etc
?■■.•:. >.i\\T AND SOLD.
E. S. BAILEY
*6 Ki:O\r»UAV. XEW VOKK VITY.
Warren W. Erwin & Co.
Slcmben Cbasotl£ale{l Stack TTxchar.jre o? N.T.
Investment Bankers,
26 Beaver Street, New York.
MEETINGS.
" TO THE PTOCKHOUDERS op
Amerirjin spirit* »::.ri'.a< ■at n. Co.
T li' Artiunl ! "f" li.t KtockiiOlc-rs of
Mj!» Companx. poiauant to th* by-lave, will be
'♦•Id ar 2 o'clock P. M. <>v Thursday. October
l*fi. 1S»1O. ai tJi«> otTice o* tlie <"ompa.cy. No. 27
WiUUtn Str^»t. N«w York CHy. for tli* dec
7ion of TMr«Ttnrs and f»r tbe trj,nea<tion of
Foeh oilkt hufifiif'ss a? :uy properjj' Co—it bt
to~— tli»» rn<-^i!ne.
Tii' transfer book* r. c 'h*- common and r>r»*
r r^,.,; ■«;,,.; of •!;«•- Coajpaay wi;i i~; closed at
:: ■- ■ lock TV U. >•■»:• rr.'^r -JH. IM<>. and wMI
•■nai. r-..>_.; outn i" o'clock A. M October
vi. T'M*. EDWARD ■ '. CARD. Becretarr-
THE '■LEUM FIELDS.
Opcralions ;n ti:f variocs on fields have
continued actJi-e durir.s: the last wt-ek. but
t 1 «■• - ha\ • no; beea accom|«anied by any
ritraordinary results. In the lower routh
■wrvt ;::-r( poxsthesiftern fields several fair
producers uto reported. X<v, work Is be-
Jnp pushed a> rapMly .is possible, and It
Ss the intention of operators to complete all
the work possible before th*> cold weather
JMerrupts :i<'l<l work. Tn Southeastern Ohio
tlie Sun company has brought in another
pood producer iti the Tiffin in-ld. In Seneca
County; which produced 109 barrels. This
tlistrict. it is believed, will become an active
<""■• a* Jt furnish** an abundance of unde
v«loped Jr'Titory. <in th;it account it is l»e-
JK-re«3 thai more »iril!in^ will \*- done than
for •■* '"t:^- time ijltl. in I^ica? « > "ount>- sev
*"■.' ! ::'!;:;! i'T<»". Ji-ors .-ire xhr results of thf>
«Jfk> v.ork mi th<- district. The Sandoral
r-fi<J. in Jlli-Doif-'. has Itecn romevrhat dlaap
pointinc Utis v-<W. as several other dr>
)■«'!<-'- tsve f-idoij to iinm lh<- producing
*'*-- I*i the (^aiilomia ti*-!.] «>j>»-r-ations- arc
;..!•, ,■ ;-,.!. ■;,,. jirrrftiiftioi! is iwi:ic in
o»»M. I«atesl adiir-ep rr-.^\\^ t \ r«trardlnir
th« - ::; Mexican z M-\\»r arc that the well
»■» ■ i;tii;ik\<- to produce .<t Jhe rat«- of about
r....... i^-T-r;^ ... ,;,,. Contraiets have -^^n
}t>t fnr the oonstruction oj v rrrt
rr-r^r"." res«erroir ai Ebano. Contracts
!.*.•>« ;, :m . be«-n l-t for several field tanks,
''■'ii having * capacity ol :i.<»*> !iarr«>!s.
n« r.n"fi p**tr»lcuni is quoted at, chanced.
s; 7.111 .-em.; [n barrels -md T,^i nta in
1" ' i. ■-■■:-. however, are down ,V» points
i*» £ >'. Euroiteka pri--.-* art- unchansed. as
: I^tndon. 6U,d u;\ imperial gallon;
>rt-rTr. r.-.. francs per «» kilos, and
T NT CLOTH MARKET
It It r:: t Finn Foundation and Will
Shortly Expand.
V>V. V. ■'■■••, Hasp., '•'•!. X (Special).— There
■*"•■■ i Ktesdy <J^?na!Kl f<»- goods of prim
rlo - h rara ennstruction ian week, and the
T^tf.! are emunaxed at ;^.<m fiiec^s.
I!* PUrcJvasep of <-'i!\erler!= «ere very
>:.-£«■■ ~v.u jirinTrrr bought liberally of the
■tylea desired bj Lhem (Thile prices liave
not mr r*-as"d !<. nr.\ extcait, they were well
SutistaisedL axtd the r^ucjis on the part of
\)uycrs -for recessions were comparatively
RnaU. A iiid laf ceats .. yard for IT inch.
MrV*. was refused by the milis. on ac
count of the advanc-s ;n c<nton mills were
"^*•rJ• cautious nbout trading, and roris-e
•qutT.tiy tii<- general total f-aies were inme
v hat restricted. In umic fanes miM treas
urera toateted upon full a^kiiyr pri l •e^. but
tcycrs refused to accede to tijf;»-! p:lc-ea
fxcf-pl when the rtmkJs were known to be
»care« iind in tncnediate need. There waa
i.-oo>3 call for sat «•*■:;<-■ and twills and a {.-<>od
*^!zrd basteeaa wa'- pat tbroushl
Tt la very rrtdeni that »h«- print cloth
ma.;k't ip iieiiisr put cm h Jinn fouroanoM,
•Ji'i rr.il! tn^suurs j»nd brokers a!ik« de
« lare thm «t is o:iiy v qu<-ff*.!ori «if a short
time when business will «-xj>ar)'J and the
<jema.;nl broaden to Include nearly all the
muJ-.'-t- «o%*en by iii-»i ii-» mllla in t t:iic rity.
Tbere lia> been a. rrood bosineaa in T. inch.
hixZ'J?.. !ji:ie vaid.- to the poucdj and many
brokt ••• havr iu.-.\\ul—\ the yuotat.on for ihi fc
FtJ'Jfl in their weekly letters to th'-Ir corre
■SKJ&dcots :n New Tork. Tlie we»k <loi*-d
•«■ ;■ b t!«: demand very strung taxi autatis
2jsd.
■•*» * <Jt the iou«l Fiil<-s. .^.'j<«i pieces »<tc ?pota.
•viid uti<ier the cod tracts «ie.Ji%erie>. are to
bf . made "J» to l-"«_bruary 1 of next year.
•The quotations ar*- at follows: is inch, irt*
(iit:. Z'a. centff; 28 in<-h. Wifito. 3H cents: 27
Such. £4x€f&. Z*t: trnts bid; 27 inch. fißxSte,
:"+ f+Tiik; -7 inch, KxSlfc. ."'* <*jjt6; S*"... inch,
«s£l>, Vm ccats; iadi, csiTTs, z* 4 cents.
FINANCIAL MARKET
Week of Bull Activity in Stock
Speculation.
The bear movement in stocks that br
iran in the early autumn of 1009 culmi
nated on July M, with the ' • »*«* price
of the leading railroad issues at 105.30
and the chief Industrials at 73.60. which
compared with a hash for the rallroada
in the preceding year of 134.46 and 0p.2«
for the Industrials. From July -•> of
the current year to August 1" there was
an advance by the railroads to 1i.».4«
and by the industrials to BL4I. followed
by ■ decline to 110-50 and 78.15 for the
respective proups on September •>. from
■which time there has been ■ steady ap
preciation, last week's Ma points being
liT.riO for the railroads and 63-50 for the
industrials. Although man; persons in
Wall Street believe that th* market is
m ■ in a bull swing, it is thought that
money market developments »'W inter
fere for a time -with sustained opera
tions for higher quotations, despite the
theory held in pome quarters that thr>
present ownership of stocks and the
close concentration of banking interests
will make ineffective any adverse de
velopment as an influence upon market
movements.
Stocks, it may t"! •:• to note, have
enme out in large volume from whal
may i>^ «;*lled the strong primary
sources in the last two weeks, and in
many minds the thought naturally arises
that substantial interests who have been
filing have basnd their operations on
the. idea of getting them back Kit cheaper
fifrrires 1 as a consequence of liquidation
on a st:ff mark* I for money. Whatever
course th<- market may take in the im
mediate future, there is ... doubt tliat
general conditions are phapinsr th»m
s^lvre along lines that eventually will
i^ad to i much better level of quota
tions, but speculative transactions for
the rise on borrowed funds at this par
ticular period may not turn out so
profitably as enthusiastic margin trad
.-- vredi^t. especially in view of the
marked improvement thai has be«»n re
corded in market values in ■ ... « -it weeks,
outside of the money situation there is
every reason f"r cheerfulness. nut the
fact that the money market • '..mains
elements of danger ought to suggest ex
treme conservatism in tho making of
'■••v. ootnn ■ ■
Money market movements are dis
tinctly in favor of {Inner loan quota.
tions. call funds last week reaching the
highest point since May of the current
year, the general trend of the market re
flet-ting: a rapid absorption of the float
ijic supply of money at this centre. And
unless this country should be able to
import gold frum Europe before the end
of the year the rate for demand funds
undoubtedly trill fro to 3 level that will
call for extensive calling of loans
against speculative accounts. Fortu
nately, one important factor that might
have led to disturbance in the money
i market practically has been eliminated
by the compromise over the cotton bill
of lading controversy between local and
foreign bankers, which calls for the for
mation of a guarantee company which
will guarantee the validity of these bills
and safeguard them against forgery.
While the solution of th- matter is not
altogether satisfactory, it will serve to
meet the pressing needs of the situation.
If the New York banks should be com
pelled to finance cotton exports severe
stringency would develop in the money
market; but • en with this problem re
moved, local bank reserves and foreign
exchange conditions do not warrant the
idea that our financial Institutions will
be In a position safely to handle the re
quirements of an aggressive bull specu
lation in tlie stuck market.
In Saturday's statement, showing the
actual condition of the Clearing House
banks reserve above legal requirements
stood above 511,000.000. the showing
suggoFting that if an active movement
un the Stock Exchange should be in
jected into the situation something
high'-r than a 4 per e«»nt rate for call
money will be recorded, espe-.-ially as
loans already are heavily in excess of
deposits, while the banks are still losing
money to the interior and to the gov
ernment, the loss to the Sub-Tn
being mad* in spite of an excess of fed
eral expenditures over receipts .so far in
the current month of more than $2^!00,
(KX». Government disbursements ire not
concentrated at any one point, but the
larger proportion <>f government receipts
comes from New York direct, with
much of The outside movement handled
here by drafts by interior banks to the
government on balances held at this cen
tre. Th*» federal ■•.-•.. com
foriable position, so far as current needs
:-.Tf concerned, but its working balance
is too .small to permit of heavy deposit?
vith national banks in th<- event of
money »nark«'t stringency. Moreover,
v, o cannot hope to draw goid from Ku
rope unless foreign capital moves ac
tively into our securities or money rates
r«-ach an extreme lev^;. As a matter of
;;<ct, the available supply at capital in
ihis country at th«- present time, though
in^rcusinp. is too small to encoorage the
tirjH-- of a heavy domestic fitment
i'ciyins: movement or the successful
flotation of large new securities issues
ut the moment. Th«* general position of
affairs in th^- United States will be ma
terially hclrtec 1 . if we can find an active
rnark"t abroad for our surplus grain
and cotton, and for cotton exports at
least the outlook is promising in spite
of high prices prevailing fur the staple.
Stocks on hand in Europe ara low, and
the foreign spinners evidently will have
to come, to us for the raw material. irre
spective of high costs.
The. railroad rate controversy appar
ently will not be settled (or weeks to
cf.me. Railroad men do not •>:;>• ■ to
have their demands granted in full, but
they believe that the Interstate Com
merce Commission will give, them Home
lliing in the way of better freight
charges. James McCrea. the president
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, made the
t*>»t argtiment last week before the nitn
mission fo far presented by railroad ofti
wrs, and if his view ■•• the question
t-hould bring abort higher rate:» there
doubtless would be ;. niaK-ria! Increase
in f<A»igii interest in our railroad se
curities. Mr. McCrea says the. roads
must be allowed to earn enough to keep
their credit high!' und that something
more is needed than rates that will allow
r. or 7 per cent ui>on the capital stock
.:f conservatively capitalized companies
It will not be suilicient to earn divi
c«nd.« .111 th«ir stocks if they lack bor
rowing powor. and unless they can ac
cumulate ■ surplus they cannot main
tain ■ high credit. If the credit of a
railroad is not go«vl, though the road
may be earning • interest charges and
m:\v-york Daily TRim^.:. movpay. October it. mo.
dividends, it cannot make such exten
sions and improvements to its property
as will enable it to meet the require
ments of th*» growing population and
business in the territory which it serves.
WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS.
I 1 ! jKln'll
Pal»*. i Bond*. ! High; Low! (Vt. I Net
L i i i 15. 1 clip* I
$;,iif>.) r =. ai Reg • '<•""■♦ 100% IO0«i - : . <
10OH do 3s Hep i 102 \ 102 102 -f %t
4l«»»i .lapati»-w> 4' s . j 1*4»« 1 !*4' p4id_ 1,
110<i0 do 3d. ! •'•» 83% 9?.\ + H
NWOO R<-i> •'' Cuba 5a 103 103 103 |
3noiMß«ao Paulo of ... i i'T'. ; ".'T'a 97J4) i + '■«
aOOOIN T ranal 4s l"i , ! UMV 104*4! 4- ; «
]«««. va «s D»fd Ctfs.": 4^ j «.; 1 4: —2
noon n v r 4>-s 1957.|108%110«i4h08 1 4l+ •"■»
l."i<iO(t rji) N»v im^'-sitOsvillOSVii-i- '»
S*u>ft do 4V !loi'<iioii,!i(iii ! : v 1, i
I""- 1 i ri,, 4b I! 1"*; Ret;. 9SU »* I PS^i^-ik
41000 »Jo 4- 1837 I !«•'-! «»S ! ns»uj-r H
420001 do 1!'"-V : 5191.. 1 li't'v pi«»'j— "n
MM do USB ' fi»C; »!»',! WtUi
SOOOi do ■"•'•■.- 19a4....J SH i m I SS "i-rIS
N>»»i Adams "Ex 4» P1»» ; »] . OIU'I— "^
ltTOmi \!]. a Rusq .".',?.. M*> !■:: , ; M |- 'z
?4Oo;i;Ainß-f*ha! 5s i 7D«4 7sui to I— l *
7000. Am Ac Chan ."is. ' l"'->.« i 102 1 1 102 jJ- '«
!<»«, m rot on 4.,5..: <»su: j> s -^j 9sh!4 •?
40iiii'Am Spirits «s , : ].«l!_ ll»''., Joo' ! -s',
niMNM-tiAm T « " Crt 4FlH'4i ni: io:< ;ifM +j%
fl6OO(t| do Col 4i« ! »\M\ 110", ; !H>"s{— x * I
1390001 Am Tub *> . . ! I<»> I '>-■• I:** -i- * 8
20R00O] do »« • M>S ■ S0% I KOi,! — '»
!<XH! \r- Arbor Ist 4s| 78% 7sv_; 7- l s!-r '»
46000[Armour 4--,. j 92* i 02^, »2%
tOOOOIA - & S F Adj 4?i f>2V P2H !C»tl— 4
11000 d • stwJ . ; S>2'i! «2 i ••? J— '•
BSOOO tin G-n 4s i ion i ;■■;. . «^>»:-- r « |
«2<»«' I ,; , Con - - .is Hi.- ' lOKi^ iorii 4 , 1- 1 1 2 !
32«9Gn do Oonvt 4? 1"7 105 ;1"7 ■-" i
>•■«-• do Beta I"-" ! 102%)102%1 4- '• j
2»"0lAt ft Hirm 4!f I --i\ -- 4 84 . !f1 s »i
r^fw>!At ('oa^r 4s ■•»» : »« j {wt
-..-.■,. S-T 4 i »2% BSUJ-f *»
484100 r. ,«. o Gold 45... ; v ' , '•'■ '••' I
1000 do pl.e*wv 4? re , '.«- ! ■'- 4
mOOO d" Prior "i-5... P2^ !'i: : *! P2S —
11000 1 do S» • ~'-js I '''< ■ '"'"•- BOS jrr >
.-.-•.-... ."s i wi' 2 Mr ' M s ;--1"»
3.tOOißklii <'itv Ist ilOHjllOl', Wife
SSOOOIBkIn Kan Tr 45..; S4 ■ 83^ «4 I — "-.
1000] "i •■ T!"e. ... -_>-.-.!»
ZlOnolßkln Cn El Ist. 102V jl«i2^ilO2\ j + '. :
I.HM. n <• R.VV <• t t»f 111-. iii' : 111 1 -. -' !
aoonjcal <•;»,= *- ki ss; f»- >- X + H
lOOOJC «f <^a Ist ;.*... K'^'n. 'if.'., |«IO . (
3000 dr. Con r>s 107--, 107» s Uo7»ii ~T '* !
lSrtW do Ist mc ' :»'V W : »I**{-- V j
2000 do M Inc 87 LS7 |«7 — - '>! «1.. f-tpd ■ *.">s,i 85H] R".i«i-r- '-n
146000 - Tvrathrr 58.". f>:»% W?| PS>?tj+ '«
3400O|C«nt r.if <Jtd 4s:t PSVti PS I 0*
lOOtl .■ &- o .~0,, .".<: .. Ll2 112 112 !
632000 do Convt ♦*jb-'- f»-' ;5 > 'X: l : : f*?Aj\-i- '■«
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7000(Chlc *.- Alt 345.": 7/ : 7' 2 ' 7l\z\— 1
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20000 1 C R I&xP G*TI 4? S>7' 5 : P7'-! ?7't ; — H
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8000 Col Mil Ist 4«. . -a 7.. ! 7<» :—: — \
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1000' Corn rrM :, s 19511 !'4i 4 !»4\ S<4--u' - "4
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14000 Del & H Cvt 45..; 9S«il 9S\i OS^I-i- H
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: 4000 Da;R r, <v,ti 4s. :»r, in-, s*4- ti — a *
; 13000 d.j ... ■ 5s i 92H] S»- >:4: 4 | 92V -— "
51000 Dial Bee Cor .'.s..' 74 7" 1 -.. : ...^ — st I
lOOOlErie Ist Con 75..1 i:» 11» Jll9 i— — - j
H>to| do Ist Fund 7s. IIS Ills 1 118 — j
5000 u<. Ist Con 45.. jS6 «5^ SStii— H
37000 do Gen 4s Tf.u. •■" • "'■ ; =i"i
17:!0H«»i <ln f'onvt . . A.. 77 : a "i-i'-.z- ' (> '2 T;
ia".<^)i do B ; Tl "4 70 171 +IVi
fiOOO do p»nn r T 4«. V T S. !! — —
i 200rt'F&r t si PH niv r>sil«»fl 105 106 +5
130000 Gen El-" D^l> 35. 1149 1145X4j148 1 4J4-2»
1000 Green Bar Veb B 14V 14V 14-, — — ;
:,.r. Hock val Ist 4i 2 ?: i"- 102%J102H — J
291000 Int-Met 4U« ' Rl*»1 61 ! BUs - V,
130000 Int P. T »>s :i02»3'101»».101%»i— Vi
fISOOO do 5s 101% I.>U~ l'UV.—
liooiillnt *GX 2d -;■- JO3V. 103 lO3V, — 1H
lOOOilnt Paper 8s 101^110194 101%—— I
2OOU do Convt ."is I^4 ! (*4 ; m — 1
2000iInt Strain P 3s.. 1 ffi 92 !»2 j —
2t«»O'Io*-a Ont Ist 104«4'1<»4 I<>4 i :
1300) > James F& C 4s. j 94% •-- 94%}4- »,
28(100 kr " BAM 4a l 78 "--, 7M4 —*;
4000 Kan City So Bar.jlOl^llOl 'lOlv,:— *>
IWMKt' d" 3*=." t 74 I 7:: ? 74 -* 4
:,..*. KCo E 4- Stpd..! R2 ! 82 i X 4- *4
lOOOlLack Ste*-! 5- l?2s: 9C% w-» S* 7 -;- - -
l(«(.i:i*c Gas Ist us... 102% l"- 1^ l"2V^i-r S
14000 L. i; M S De» 4s i S>4 ! !««■« ■•'■ '-\ —\j
63000 ; do 4s 1931 I '••■■■''. 93% 93% l -
»>XK> rio T.i-. r . . .. i»2 t OH.* J>2 1+ ■•!
8000 ldo Be« ; v.'.- W»j M»',- —
1000 I. V Pa Con 45... 97 I '■>• .97 +'H
1000 Long Isl O«n 45. 1 I*4 ! I*4- t M I — »«i
WOO 1 do -. - 4a ! ■«:., 1 »6«, ! 9»;»i;— 'i
< 47<»>OL.ou & X rr.if 4?' W. '■ ''*\ ■ 1 " : * ;
1000 do p & ■.: «.«. . !1W 10 luwij— v
1000 Man Con 4a Btpd t»%l M»V 99% 4- ■»
-.....• . . 4: s .I «• i (i "»; »v; +'«
lOOOIMIch C Deb 45... ! i<l f8:f 8 : Kl^? 91N!— ** !
2000 It&EitL, Ist Kff 4e' 70% "0% »0% — J»
20000 Mo X & E 1st;. IIIO14 110 ilio'ij-f a i
Won m X < 1 la 4i !>^ I J«7-\ • W!~» —Jf
7WO do 2<3 !K> ' 54% MM:;— s »
3100t> : Mo P Cvt Tjs | !»:'. T ,; !«V ■.—''•.
1000 do Trust 5s 101>ill01%(10H*i—^«4
4<hV> do 4s ' 7Wil 78% 7S%:— U
1000 >1 &O M Dlv 5a .1108% 1 108% 1 108% ( 4- %
lOOOlMorriß A Es lrt.: 105%1108% 108%-^%
1000 V X & T S V 4Vs» -■ 4' "8%! -'• •* i
:..!». NTi?tUsT Con ss]llo 1110 lli* '
7000 a? E!<"c R X 4s : 7^ ! 77. .- —a i
44000 X RTf of M 4Ub.' '•■- - MS: !«4 3 «
riOOO do'G^n 4s ! 91«il 91^: »l?ij+; f i
12000' X V Air T>«s... K'4 :i"4 104 t-J
14««> 1 N V C Con 3%5. S<t\; 89% i smn'4- X
28000 -do iv-h lft'M ! 94\l '" 1 94%'— S
1000 X V C & St L 4s' 99% 99% !«.u'_
3UOO do T>«- 1 j *s ' Mi- 8 ; W«'»i K9%|— 1%
24fl00{KTG&El > liil" 59 102 1101%1102 4-4
7<«yii. da 4a. ' s-"'^'s -"'^' 85 J K.i-ii— '♦
TOOOtXT T-vW TAI 4? 1 !«> i J»B^i 99 — "•«
; »ion KTNH4H ix-i) 6a1155 ! l** T « 1:;4"
&000 do Convt 3%B.:jloUiJlol 101 .4- l -i
... V o&YT Ref 4sl -■-.■-;. t,
1..«< NTS «• " T r,s 10S iIOS HOP ~ H
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15000 Sort A- V ''on 4s 99% l 99% «»% 4- N
5940001 dr. Convt 4a.:.:1101 ■■■•■■ 100%
I 10000: do DSv 4s I 9,1% 93«« 9-^,- %
I -.4.-., Sot Par G-n Ha. I 71V 71^ 71*» .— \
JTWOO <1o Prior 45....!1<»1 100 100% --{ %
tWOOIO RA- N <*on 4b; <»'■. I"'". '■»■ 4- %
.y HK> f>p» ci, L i<<t «f. ill.'Vt ll."'« lir.'t' -*- *
I 13000! do Gtd V.ot 48.71 !>- - i 7 « : '« L i' KJHJ— '*
1000 do Ist Con 5«H1i12%1112U 112%
720(10 Pa T .-. T sa.r: B7 1 97% 9J%J4- 't
1l»«iO Ie Cvt 3-« ...'• 9W4 !W ! 9»\i!4- U
IMCiOO do W ■ 1R15...1 5S;i » rt 'x : »4 T :»
' ,000 do Gtd "■•,.« 1916] 973*1 P" 7 - ,4
2f>ooi»l do *!• I!HS I"?:, 102-, 102",
"i<«io do Gtd Gold 4s: l 9* 98 ■0* , 4-1
«noJ»l do Gtd 4%s .. 104%1K»4mi04% 4- %
,»-.. 1 ■ I 1: ist 4«.. »2 9iuj niU. -7.J*
leooo! do mr ''' •■' ,sb - -..»- 1
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i KWnn R«idii G«n 45.. I Wl> ' f»xl. Si* ,H, H
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MVW do Rof 4s 'Wi RS>4 s ;''*,- '»
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i 17000 St T> Fws ■" 4s. 1 !>l^: 91% 91%]
.Vhh> do <"ou ♦* 76^4 ! .',* '''"4
«JXw!st 1 p M&'ii'i'is lo^i iocijio6%j+ v
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-"Wwo! dr. n-f :.- «»%! W7 ' 22*1t7Ti
IT .^O -m Gold 4s RT. ! P4% S^Ji*?^
jjOOOfeo PO Tr 4«... 92« i < .»1 > ' 1 ., !> r 'V ~J*
I.TBOOO do iFt Tiff is--' a'-'. 9T. •Oi — • *
JoiOOol fix Onvt 4«...-i 99Vi 9R»i 1.0 4. %
i,>rf> so p n m»-x 6s;:lioou,liflo% 100% — •■«
■ v. ... - II I.!'1 .!' G-n 45.... 1 jn% 7fl ■>,--.
mkx\ d« St I. l>iv 4s. 1 *.• R.» S3 I— —
J..00., c ( . V fc»X X 45.. ! f*Wi] 96*. ■■--'-
' 2000 IT Ct*• •• t •;►■ ! 104% 1 104% ! 104% 1 4- -^
y»*> Tv a- p«'' I?' r.sim nn ■■• I— %
»W» Third Avo Ist 58.!lO7tilIO7U11O7% +|U
14(>fi.1i ( m Cor, 4!« I«3 '•>.'«! rM\4j— ll
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IOOO! <1n Co) 4* 1017.' M ! PI T Rl '
r^JOOiilUnd I-!-- F- 4%».| RRUj K7V 25^.1+ ]» I
7.-. dn lr.- ' S7*«l H7* 4 Xi\, — 1 t
57000! Union Vu<- lsl - lOlVUoiVillol*. 4- v
r-ooit' do ■■ T>f 4».. ! 97U1 '•"» 1 97%
1 - 7 .»NV»- do Conrt 4* 104% 4-1%
' ROUOIT! R T: of B F 4s^ B7VII «»T ' «7t;'-1
VOfx» I- E X A Imp f.f.l S7 l = ! S»>», ' *74'-r »i
(■-». r S Ruhrwr B« . ! lor. '1<)1^«'1O.T — —
a«7000 ■ - Pteel E F T»- 104141104 M*uU'-*- '*
" -NVKt do RfR IO4S 104 |l«4«il+J%
•J r .«.. '«■>■ s«r. 1100% i' " I <Ml >
snoot y* 1 f a- <■•:-.. : »»%1 w« ! 99%!--
HiftrtO.Yatvial'a m it...' ■<■ •. w.*»l f>ii* 4 i-li.;
•>•.■• w»i.u-h ift sß:;.iio»%uowi}io9% — _%«
I*..- .io 2d ion I ftfti s l 99% I — %
rrfloooi d.. n^f * i".-t 4<= ! do 2/1 Ctft ! »".Vl RSi fiV- '*
•iWKKl'U'mt Md 4^ I »<"- I V, ' *•• ' '"" ! -t «,
- „„., . . Elec r.s : -. , 100 V, l«l
7Mrio W.Rtinrh S X ?-R. ! !>•■!<«! 92*il «2^ ! — 'i
I^-vi -\V»«1 BhTT* <° . . H»ls.'lOi:.!lolS,'.^ fy
1POOO! do Tt-R ! fl9»;l WVi JW* 4 l— V,
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.vnio' do wii Dlv .>. .M".v- itttuuoru;. 1 — %
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Gov«Tini«*nt v>nti<! quotations « i nniT»ar«» a.s
folloti with tlms<- of a week ego:
i»,.t. s — -Oct. ir,. —
»l'd \hlt«-d. Bid A--K^<]
iI" S 'Js. r«"C. Ht.TO MO* 101 ' i l«O\ 101%
X*. j- -•-. tmiu'iti I'.irtn. . .It«i'« Kit '- I<l«i*4 101*4
IT* p. Sa, -r . !■•!•• mi . '>.■:•■•. l'ii--.« 102*
XT a. n». roupon. 1918.T.101V 102% li" loi'U
!•' a 4s. r»-(t . 189 . ...!U> 4 115% 114% nr.Va
•j- fi 4. coupon. lU35;r:ll« HAS 1111 11.-.V
Parana 2?. r^ir., lP3fl.T.loot loi % ion*. I<H «t« t
7-.., , ,n Si "p 19m »'i'; '.'"' a i —
BANK EXCHANGES AND SALES.
'Pi,*- hank • Kehaa^M of the New York
CVarinp Houtw und th»- sales of stockn on
tf..- N**w Turk Stock Ezrluuifjw last wefk
end In the ■■»• w»ek of the preceding two
vfarc coi!ipar*» us follows;
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J-T'-hup «l.. r »44.:!fi7 .«n« |2.Un.1«4.24.1 11.e3t.f134.0M
t! • soki 2.raxx%a i.«E!9.860 -,tjj<j,3ua
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
last week, together *'"' V, hB Aopinc nrice* nf n , £ p « i-n'i the net changes nt
111 the year mQ9j_ f Oct. lAcfl sale* Oct. isToHTi *****< »M I 2KJP,. I**1 **
N" M Hl«h- I>.» t«0 s • N «| HiKh- I>'W HIOI ,Lo*
sh fr c 8 I J1W9.1 eat. I est. | Final.) loio. rhanU grt. > t,"l\t.^|. «t.
f| a & I; g* |f| i&\ gI %
i.». Am BH»Fpr«- «\ - , ■ *
6.tCoi American Can. ».-* ♦ **, *«. - » 81 , ( „« t - IV .
I ll§fl 1 1 i1 m l §\ti Ii I
i:| Am I-- Sr.-nrities... 24, £ . I . 20, m % - , - J a
LOOOI do preferred :. iff «J « j4, 3=H +-1+ , „, , M , «„ , 4&
mlSS^m j ■•*{ 58 s iS - +;I ? 4 ; g» £
i.03« do; Preferred...^;. M'» .^H .-.^ M% 3u%\ +SS « , fi1% ,,,.-,; _ %
••■to! ,1., prf.Vn-.-rl P.-.- ••} -; J^i "• 2-,' \ .• 1«l ! •■'•> W' 1 * M 7«M 7 «
liiSf i § 1 1 1 §11 1 1 i I
HH is ?3i£» T '^li § g 'fe '«>! ?|S iJ i S Si S^! %4 51'=
■ :r: S . ••• S
if i i is! i m 1 5 J iil i I
tSSffi^W ll ii lis !r! r- : 3 :- i ! ?l : S:i i- : M
I.V) do preferred j IM4 »,»*» "^l W> j - 4 | J * ! 5 ,J r< |
10.»BatopUas Mining....; 4U . . o: l *i -V; -- , ; -«. -^ ,^
Sb£ C X^nii T-J WS .WH iW. ,7HH - ; «H j«f» ,£
........ . 1Vl«. 1- - , .
2001 Buff. Roch * — ... ; i<** ; 104 : 104 ; 102 ,- - \'Z { ;.,. |-> i SS%
.*•<,! cuttrri.-k fompani-.l -7 ••> . , im« m • , ..o - . • _ . , f
15.540 Canadian racinc....)-l« Mm ?IW% J»*S - ' • »U* ÜBH 23
-
3 *2fiiCltlp firrai Western — ■ *• ' ! ~*i ~-< '-*[-' ... <n ' i:t* ' *«*»
itlwjcbte «ii * h '•■••• usl ;Sb: 1^ '-■'*' '"' s ' ? • II s * ; £5?l m : - « i»'i
4.2OolchJc «r^orthw«tern 1"P ! 15oh| l*", 8 - 1 "«"» I*" 3 *; "V» ' ffg» '-V., 4 . "7" H.*|
2OOU7hic »'n! f 'n Tra<-Ili>rj ! -K\ _:,"' ; _- « _; % i> ; j ..tlT* -,". '■ «■•,',' li' r
w»>'f3 cc&st i - ■ : ~l* Tt. ; —» i" .-v % : '-«. .'..„ .:;». ., 0 |
S.7ortjcol rn»l i- 1r0n.:.. ■* • ; ■■•• - ••• -;>' •••■ I * -,* ■ V- • «»% M"W|
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■: ».,. , f i..- . 13«% !.: :
|...23«i 2 i - v '-
W4 "'• i" ;.'; : Sr -
l.nor", Comstork Tunnri . . . ..Vi .21 | .21 21 :21 » ;I_. •» - ,
ifeg?^2?2 :Vu^n ; . iin« m is. m 1«J ; , : <; J] jg* i sg*
.... Dt. ... !we i :.•••'• » X-j ;5^ • - 2. S : «=0 ,4W . • ; • ,
f>.j»JO rVnvrr/fi Hto ...■ 4« > 34Ai 32 ; Wj :>' , ' --' 'JJ -.:.' I^. TT r4...r 4 ... |
2.255 do prrf«rr«>fl i *- r> -4 : T>"«; 7--4 : .'■■;! ■■• ; - -;.4 ; r, v .., . „..,-.
DtstHUng Becurities. - 1 » - v:: ; »M«] "•■-. *• .., "; x'i'l ,
!*X) Unluth sf= fr-Ati:-. 15 I- 1 1,? '" ; iv - > »J2» ,'. ' -, ; ,. .1, V
59.330 Erie i M«» si i ; 27V ..... .4« K»S **V 1» i v, ;r^
15,410| do is- preferred.';; 4» .".IS, 464 •»"•:*. 4«_ ■ <* •;- ■•, ;^,l al
1 ?:! "i 4..' «H g : v = |i -; g*
l-.;7 '•' 2
! -^i F t: r^r^:::::::i "^ Ife 88 ffi ? : :...,-; : «:*:': « ': r i
BiM> Federal Susrar 1 I •">8 ' 3S I SH'-| '"•'' J — — : •_ : '", . IM > « B t. i
4.iiHira!SS}riS| |& SiiS i & &1^
lS||?^^h^p^Sr i» ii&iS .^ ;*k\ ->; : m 'm
r. 2.v. rlo Ore certlflcateg. K!»,j rto K74 r« »N- -^ y '"i ', ; - _..,V
I.tiso|llllnoia Central i HW!, 1354 !::: i ISJuj 132%! - '' : , 1« 124 I'-^ !••; :
S3 SOO Interb-Metrorolftan ! i«H; 2i' l r : r" 1 -' ?S? ' ;»-" • lii* O»! 3«»il
::7 7'-i do preferred 4f>4| S»H W« •■"■•! •• sa « ; " •^' <l :,?■* '-V its? ♦•• ;
2 :iio(intf Harvester W,! ■-•■- :"■: 11" «»<J rl|fi J»^ .«S »;- ; »
Oi do ].r^fprr«d I 124 , 124 ) 121 124 121 ,- > . -3 ] ';-.' »• *=». 1 .* .
4.100 International Tap«r.: IT4I 1"V '- , I" 3 --; '-- -j i, ; '.';, ... • ;,,,*: 4T r.: i
4.1 io preferred | •:! j M«ii M ' :.r, 51 : - «% ' - > ; e " JUri '"i." -'-t
1 m 42% »- . . ■ .
,;;,, rio preferred ; fm, ' HSU M ' M i -"i;* " 2. * i- "- ?K 2tf?l
4.145 lowa Central ; a^ 1:.- 17s l»ii ITS; - ';« ; »»- « '
S>»o| dopreferred ! 32\i WU, 33\] R« 34% f,JS ; MJi -- , g ; *J ;
7 :,:;:. Kb City Southern:'; 4T.», •"»»; Jl** SjKi •"' ! t 1 i* > r^ I -'-.* '^- ;
2.f<>O; do preferred :71 ! ..7 . M% «7 ;M% - -.- •» j* , - -^i
MM, X M* 80 7.- 7- ' ■ ■
.ki L«a. wanna Steel.! ; -"+:--> - — |-' ; ••",',- .;. v
13.44K) Laclede Gaa 1 I'M',^ la: j ion j 103 ; 100 '; - 5 I^-4; TOi 1.-^ *"*'
300) Lake; Erie &| West.: — ' '-^^ 2 " I *', 2l^'i ?' ■ ~ "- S> ,-' i -iPS v, " i
I.WOO Long island i ■■■■ - •-- . « ' «fji «>■ ; - U , .^, . .-» -gV» -
7..M1 & Nanhvillo..; 154 ! -. 146% 147> : ; 14B; ~14 , I»W» M£% 1«H -,
2*«ino Mackay Companies..! <ir; <is j ■•>■■ w \ !»<~,U i -.> [ Jtf« -- ( J» , ££j •
- • 7': TMft .7 W» .-_. - . - -
-.:.:,.. Manhattan EleVatedl - ! 145* 14^ 14.". 144.! f I4«_ 1» ; "*» ia^
:>h. Marine ...... i •■■_■ -j- lf| J^ -^ §| »S g*
■ :<-■ .... preferred 23* J 1" - J r*, J
2.7oo i Minn &St Louis..: 53 1 « ■'•- 25% :j2 > -4~ -t- j_-. j j«^ -•• ■ J- , -
2.^!m^t^^;-mJ m» »j r ;? € ; i? i a fe ; is
IZSOO Mo Kan &rTcxa9.v: 45%; 36% 34»i; X ; 34J. -W ; 51^ - , *»?
LOrtO do preferred ! 7S 67^ «4 ...4 : 63J, -4_ ; 74S o. : |
16.WK) Missouri Pacific ' 88 I TO M ; ••* , ... *=> J»'« 7,i • ,'..'.-: r »-. '
:W»iN£ ShvilleS hville A- ..'hatta.' - ' 138 1» ! 13S ; 135 • .f . S 'I 3» ; 1-' • 1;- ,«*
3.«00 National Biscuit .-- ! it<: 2 ; nn-.. lio% 112% 110% -2, ; IK ; i«« . ; •«R:-::•„.« R:
::•„. do preferred ; 12.". : 11T-' 1 — :1 — 121% - « ; '-■■ j "fi »™ . "Si?
».<•.-•• National Lead ; 88% «!*« MH 61% J^S - « 3 - J^ *> , t *«g •,?,.; 'L* I
190 da preferred 11<> ; 1041J 104'- 104 U. 103 - !;.■ '"-' I £?* -^ i
•;.w. ; Xat of Mexico pref.: 70 T»H .70;] 705 i -«„ .1 ;w» . |^, g
4,020 do 2d preferred... 24 33U S2S| 331* 32Ji - ** , 33J4 KJA -b-,, -i
21.300 Nevada COn Copper. — I -1". »>'* 21% -" « - l-« • - : ;*, £«s — , -
sSrdo ™b^riptio^:r. --; 148 148 ; ' 148 1 147%; - :im: i« ■ x-wj. 147;.:
9.1001N V Out & Western! 47U 44 4: . 44 a--: ; i _CO_ 35^ Mfc 4. ♦ I
2 BW> Norfolk & Western.' MP BO 1 IKK W»Ti OH j -f ITi p-'^», 1^ ~. * j
I .4oo, North American ... 79' «a»« a » «M ««» »..' ;; — 1-, »* SS : 87fe •-
to pr 1 ii^ - i4^ in4 l^! i^l
asiso'PennFvlSnia R R." 5 149 I^^ ; M»« 131% XWh - I«i j 13sU 122% la*. 126^
. i ,1? ,:- I " •
-
4.000! Pittsburg Coal ' -■- -'■'- ""- -"■- IT^I - « - : •- '- ; -'' " "
I.aw: do preferred ' —'; «W; to 4 — ; 65U t „i, _, -, i
17 .. !■do e% div aV..: 60 70S, 34 70^, — 4- 3«i ; f5 ]Wi R7% 4O
T TiTO I Pressed m^ol Car .i 47 3*3 * SOU 34 3«'- 4 1 33%] — .". 51 vi -3. ■'•' ' ••'-
7... dovreferS*. .'..1 105^ 97 \S6 Mi »*. -1% ! }^: ,«» "»% i
2.000 Pullman Taiace Car 190 ' 166 ! 163 164 1«3 -i- 1 . 200 ,IM ; =•» 1«J ;
3 •;.. 1.,. uteo! Prc'.ns .. 47 ! " s %! 34 3S ; ?,\ I — 4 M-» 2s ; ••4- •-':
- i; ... % "prefer C d . ... 109 ! 83% 93* !»::% 00% -34 107 . f->^ 100 j ! W. ,
859.100 ReidinV ! 1«4% 15t4| :•■ • X 81«» 14CH - 4^, 171.; 13OS» 173.,! 15.; |
100 do Ist preferred;." Dl% 8«» i 86% sr.uj BS% - - , B3J, ST. ; W.j 2 I
;«„, do 2d pr^ferr^d....! ..... »« to 87 +2 UOl, £7 11. -i «>
5.500 RepnbUc Iron & sVI 481, 34%, 33 34H 31«4 +W4 h,«J? • S^%??*? l^*\
112.'.: , - preferred lOBH 96:. " 4 9Bvi 93 ' - S-, jl^ I*,1 *, K1 * in 1 ,; R^H
. 42^75 RocW"l.land ! 4.. 8 33 i 31% 33V 31H -V % 57 . 22" s j «1_ : 2O^
3. TO.*' ri 0 pr^rr-d :7»j«6 I«3 Ofi JCii +=U | ■•-• M | ft"" 4 l"i .N. N
Ofl St!^kSFlßl pr eidl<r" c ! 71* 4 j 81 ! '>' ' « 63 I—l "3- .>*> ; .4 ♦ .. *
ROW* 'do 2&. preferred... 58 ! 44% ■»'>»»' 44%! 4<H» ; - 4-» HO T4U w.\, Hh
■■;.,, st Louis S 30% 30% :to I ::«• 29 , ' -f .1 I 34^ 18^ SW. 2«i
12001 <Jo prrferred ! 69 ' •» «7 ' •'• «7 ! — - 77^ 51»f> b2- s j 4.' 3
'TOO (fears-Roebuck I — '■ 170 l«fl ! -7- : 170 ! 170 ISO I _ j —
2.900 ffISS«S?S**X;^: 93% IHHi BKi M ; r.l 1-V+-S ! Mt^ 4^| WS| f ,
T4 41 , Southern PaclHc ...' 130 ! 11»M. 115H llfti, 116^1 - 3-, ! l"St v ; 103U 13»H 114S
23].*50( Southern Railway... 31 ; 27% l' 4' v 27% 24% — '2\ < 33% I>< 1 •'■■«• J 1- I
11.200! do pr^fcrre'J '69 J f; ''» "l" 2 ! Kl '4 S6S 6 ' t -'* ' 7:. • i ' l< " l( : * !
"«00 T>xaa Company ....! — ' 1*7% 1"« | 4""S! 134 : — "■» I3S^i 134 : —
34.100{TenneBsee ."oppef...! MS 37%' BBH 37% 3T.t 2 -- , ■ 4i»f,! liw^^ 4J> i 3.T-:
8.300 Texas & Pacific : :;t:^ 2»vJ =XV» 20i»! 2Ri» ~ I*J ! SB% 22^ 40H 7.0 1
800 do Land Trust ; WH BOH 1 P°'-» ; I"' - -"• i - % • 95 8;."V wvij
G.l6Tj|Thlrd Avenue, R R.-.j !!> 5 ,: 11 r ,l 10 I 11 ■ IT-; — 4 1 I^' ,42 1-'1 -' l"'t
«Of» I Toledo Rya « T j^ht , sst!= t ! >> 5 ..| K ! ij «».; Sl *[ - *« 1 •'•*■.» ! -"v. I.',^' 7
3.5.V) Toledo St' I. A W.V.I ■'- '■ W M ! 2SV 2 ! 2«i 4 ! - 'J\ i .V,% 1!. 54% 4H
3tiO.l| do pr'-fTrrd I «(» ! -.i 'i*, 574 i 59% S7«,j - ... I 72-,: 23% .1 . ' •>*■-*
"43OTwln Cttv R T i 1O!> j — .! 112*4 112 1 llS T »i —1% i 117 HI i«a : l' K! «' P"
300'Unlon Mac A Paper' 13% l>:-,l > : -, s - «> ! *' R> . : — '♦ I l.*Vi n ! I-V» !»U
?.2; 100 Union Pacific ' V 3-4-, ; »73^ HV7M.-; 173% 167%^ _ r-% 2<:4V --■, 21!. . 1724
■«.*>: d" pref-rrod ! UC.VjI I*3 I B2 I 93 ! 91 I + 2 ! 103% -~ . 11»H W
lOOlTTnlted Dry <^«>.-iq...: — I 102HJ 102% 102% 102 ! - '.„. ! 122 i mi ; 125% 115
inn do pr«-ff-rr»d . ■ 1O»% ! 1"' ! t •'■ ! 103 ' 104 1 _ v- I 11.V,' TOY» 114 ! 1«O
'.MKiirnitefl Rya Invest:. 42%] IS 30 3iwj 30 | -P, ! 42%« 23% 47 : ;■«>
70!,; do preferred ' 72"«: W^nj f.i> I >"\ «<> : - •'» ' 72%' !7 ! 77 ! '■"■.
2.0301 U8 C 1 Pl] • A F'lj I 31% "7:, l« I 17%! 1« I 4-1%; 32 : 14' t | 3TUj| 24%
'a«s do preferred -: T ,l W%j .'»; ! R7% 57*4 ; " ! -» i *o j S7' ? . 7'» (
COOn a Rea!t; .v Imp." *" : t: 7". liftivt 7Oi s l &\i -1\ ' M . •-■ . V 7 i «> "*
.1.700 r S Rubber ! 1K i 3SS, rirtt^. ! 3R% r;Hi 4 ) - 2', ' 52% 27 i 57% -7 i
IL-Ooi do Ist preferred.r. I 1 -"-. 111 0 ! — I U;^% i !
1_ do ex dlv 2 - i 118 111 i I'X»V 111 I + 3«i ' 116% M ' 12.".'-! M
v,,, do 2d preferrwl... - ! 74 I 74 I 71 j
I do -x lii 1%»r... MV 7- ! 74 ! 74' . i _.•'--!.; 4% I M I .'.rx- 1 ro% ft7'^
61Z7T5! United States Steel. i'l 7 *! 7B«I fl! lT -»' 7'i'c 1 19*«] - «'» i ■■; I fiHil »U%i 41V*
7<.isci' ■ pr»fe - r«d ' 12S , 1 120% I 11SV, 12" ! 11SV,: _ ; 12.V. [ IJOU.; J.TI | I(>7
.-.«.■ si 01 "tail Copper j M ' M t 4^, -"I ' 4f«i, -V- ' rtoij :&^ *rr^' .-^>Vi
iri.".W»'Va-Car Chemical ..\ i* '■ «2 1 <*"*, 02 ' HOVj -- 1% 1 «C%! 47 . 5S%| 10% ;
-1.. Flo preferred ! i"" : . 1244: 1-. ' 124% 122% lJ- 5 ' f_ M .»' 4 : -!!7 •' 12S ! 114
••!>" Virginia Iron C * C] 70 I 58 1 s« 1 r.'< ' 50 _ n ' 7:: :.» ' 7".%' .-.7
r,4dfi'Wal»ash I »»Vi I S7 »I l«% 18% 17 I -T» : v- , : 12V,; 27*, ! 15 '■
13,«iol do preferred ' 4! ( V ::n - 374 :-M "7 I 4 2\i I Bl ' 2R% 61% 41
.-11 «•■■!;. Fanro Kr«-f> — ! ".."•. l«0 I 165»i| 7:. I — !>-\ ',».« ' T.". 2 i «."i> '; 300
4 Western Maryland.- 21 I 49% 4.« ! 45% 47' 4 i - 1 I r.r. m : M 1 3% I
n iso 1 do preferred ! ' 73 i fiK*4 i 72% R9 I -3% I 71 V .7 ! — ! — i
ri. - 400 1 Western Union Tel.' 7«4 ! -:■■-, 72 * ! 74 i 7r.4! —1% I 7h% p*". : fiZ*l\ » - v4 ■
.--. WVetinKhouM Mfc...' SB j 73 1 70 I 72»«! 71' 2 ! - % i R2%! 49%! *. ! 7* ;
Boo| d- I<=t prpferr»d. . . ' '>" ! '-4- 124 I 124 ' 12"i I — 1 I l.Tii 1 no ! 14.". ! lit* :
t ■ •<• Wh-'-'lns A- T, E.... 1 '■< 1 5% 5 T »% 8%l — ', I i'> .-. I '2".' R
.k. do Ist preferred.:.! —1.13 I 11« il3 ; 12 I J • : 2:; si 2T.V I.M;
■ ...,i do 2,1 preferred...': j ; 7 : . «%• 7% «?»;! 4- • 1 » ' 13%] 1 1 1r..,; «%
6.525 j Wisconsin Central.". . I & 52H1 60 " | 34 | an | ;.:. j 4- X- [fc «o;| 44' I tfr.V ."R
2.733.3 M Total sal»>« for the nook, coinpar»rl with 2.1P0.077 ahar. for last wwk. "Small lots.
WEEKLY CURB TRANSACTIONS.;
STOCKS.
INDUSTRIALS.
Eaien Hurl*. Lnr. I»«t. <ti*3.
ill Kn Tobacco . 415 4Of. 415 - *
M'nin! P.nlihpr ... 30 * *"-> ! 1 •'■'■* — '♦ '
30tf Standard 0H..C03 •"•;•(' i 605 - 5
■«. 20rt U fi.X.« H<-at. 2 1 7 , - H
320 do pref . 8% 8 *■ !
MINING.
7 •!."•• Brit Col Cap:: "'•* '■'» " • — '» i
8,1W« 1.. ,■ ♦'« 4 ♦ * * *
51.516 Chlm "< ll i >«*'« 50 — '» .
- ... Cnhalt oniral 7Vi T • —
12.000n0n Ariz gmlt "'* I"* - + '•
Uh.(NN>FSv Central..". »'« 13 '• — irt ' ,
U,W*> El, Con 2» »„ - , -
500 Bl Raye ">» •• * "V ~ *•
ion First National 8% - ; '» ' •'* -
15.700 Girous v "'« "'» 4 «i
18.200 Green*-O«n .. '» "'» ''* * '* '
63.400 Inspiration . . "' - *>'• 1 "-« - lvs
4!. .... .Tumb'» •.•!' ~ : iTT'-i
- »ih. K'-rr l>ak.- ... '•"» ■ -• '• "*
4. .... La ROM 4 :! * i
.I.«Uin Miami HI » l" ; > '■"'- — l *
It INi n*- T'!nh .... i'» IT. ■•'< '1 • + '»
I.StC NlpisslriK I""* !«•«» '"*» ~
tt.«iM> Ohio '-"* 1 '« - » + %
<.<«> Kay r*ntral .. ■."» '** 1 *■* — "•
ll.fCift Bay .""ii .... 2OS lfl 2"'« + T »
7^*. '«"id Itawhlilo Coal. « l -j "• RS — I%C
6,2*10 TJnlon Mtn*a . i'- l i'« Mi
ion Trill*.! rv»pp«r. i > 4S. «*»
li MO Yukon iJold... 4 : « 4 4
BONDS.
J^RfXiOiVnt !-• fin .4" 3S 40 -, 2
v.-.m*. pm.v ;--I. as* 88H s^ -- •\+ !k\
82.000 W«at !•«<• •'*•• W-. «4*» W4
_
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS . I
Ban Prancisco^ Oct. IS.-— Th« official rloa- .
ing quotations for mil • «tc>oks ■••i<t<«
were an follows:
Alpha Con ■•■-■ '-ii- 07
Andes . 121 Kentucky Con . us
TU-lch^r »r. I i. \\ HMh Con . (17
Beat ft italcher :«ei ll»jtican US
liullloii OS CVcMental <"*cn 4
«'itl*'<ionia It',! OjiJilr ......... 1.4.',
1 'haUanfa Con 22 < >\frinaii 4;,
flmllur .... . .10 >'4\-asrp 22 1
f'<infld«T»c« «;T Baa Belch'r ... i»
<«n «^a! & Va I .SO Hlrrra Nevada a
Con lin|H>rial .. 03! J'nioti Dm an |
1 'roirn Pulai 70! '■'«»■ Con ,-. I
Onulil A- CIUTJ Ift'l Yellow Ja h- 1 Cij
Bali a NorcrMJ.V. .Ui
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Th« Tribune hat printed th< p:rr>«. ? earn
ins of thirty-one railroad? or system* [or
the fourth week in September. Of the^p.
twrnt> m■ mi roturn a;a in; of 190 _■ - or •>.."►
ppr rent, and four return losses of S2-1.27T.
or 19 per cent The whole BhoWa a pain of
KSL99I. or 4.:. prr .tii Th«» Tribune has
also printed th< pros.s earninga of twenty
eight railroads or systems for the first
Week in Ortotwr. of which nineteen return
Kains of $512.L'ST. or C.C ptr cent, and nin»*
return to— of Jl.'iP.Oito. or 6.5 pet cnt.
Th« whole shows. ■ Rsiin of VG3JZS, or 2.2
per emit,
Fourth week. In Sept.—
t9M>. l»Ol». In.-r*-a!«» r c
... rompani** |14 >..:- fi#»7 »1.7.!iX-.,3«i0 $w>. -j&s
4 paal«M W7.110 1.14>.3i7 f221.2Tl 19 •»
n "tal 31 fof..s!.-.,7«.777 *"."• OK 756 MS] »] 4:.
Flm >> »rk in Oct.—
ll> i-ornpant»s. . ••'7 7f^7 $V.1ß.V4«i0 $r»l2 -^7 «2
tl ronipanies . 2,727.«?« 5.0 M.64? TAmxiw l> &
Total 2* c0».511.423.400 $11,<*72.151 ??.."b'..27S a.2
*t>ffrra»e.
I>i;TP,OIT. TOt.Kl'O i TP.ONTOX.
t»>io in«)«» i W s
Ist wk hi Oct. $4!MV.B ?r;4 2»<« > - ■;■;•>
July I M 7.... 57D.2J6 440.882 4tw!o,a
GEORGIA BOUTIIERN A: KIj^RIDa.
Number "f miles XX> SIC. w.
let »k. in Oi . MO •••' $47..V.1 «••!•> »VS4
July l-0.-t. 7.... t.< 51«! 576.9*3 i^; ,„,
NKW JEHSET I NEW TOKK.
(Ju.irt»«r ended Jun^ "O —
"IT raventMt... $1M.44>1 }IH %m: i ,- 4 -v,
"l« WUMI . 11^.H74 lOO.OSS Ult'u 7 '!
N«» oprr. r«v. $72.tV07 *«,;.:.iv «,„ »_
Taxes accrued... . -tm 1 «*; «7M
Oner. Ini-ome. Jia».7U» <SS.Mt Lr ,«T
Other lncon/e... I .. Ti. 51c •«T7« T 7
CJrtw* Income. 17«'»77:' *i».124 *4<.".i.".
Ir.lurtlons from 4 •—
Crow tncoow.. 54.MA . 40.553 __ 41.«5S4 1.«5S
, N" rorv. inr. JIS.S3S «18.fcal .;.„,
1 *i ratftt.
Executor Trnife
Chartered 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Compaq
Nos. 16, 18. 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
low* ft fifig-»» witfata, PAM * tt BwdeTsrt *«•»*>
TrETelers 1 Lettaii of Credit. Paraign Excnanje.
Administrator - . Guard!*:
i-vng National
Exchange Bank
xrrtrtli a < fimniTfi*! ■•■«.
ri<. •••>•-•>» Over Thirty Million*.
IVe»t Br«««>«:»«- and (humiwr* ■»'.. New Tork. f
EUROPE'S VIHE.JT CROP "
Yield Promises To Be Second
Largest Produced on Continent.
TVashiriErTon. Oct. it— Rwlewlns the j
riitinn of thf forricn v-hfitt .rop?. th»> United J
State* Department of ABricnltare. t» tta
monthly "Crop Rf-portpr." annourtres the- ,
promise of good yields m tb« Southern
Hemi^pf^ro. Although a deficiency of about .
55.000.000 bash»ls is rfported for Europe, m J
cc'niparison with the h-si^sf record, still ,
the crop pninisca to t-e the .-'-cond largest |
ti,«. Continent ha? prodac^d. The report ofi
tlie agricultural exp?r^. says:
Now that th.r r-uvpU^ t.. b*- "^P^^^J^
th" nur-.p^au and Xortti American wh ;»H
har4-i«sar« fairly known, attention^ the,
worlds marketa is concen.tratins s v ' lth . m^: i
than usua] Interest op crop condition totne j
Southern Ilemtophen'. ;.art f .-ui*r > i.pon =
those of Australia. Arcnnna ;-nd Bnti.-n
India wbos*" irinter and sprtag harv<-?t 3
are. to Buroi>»>. important **nr** or , sU^* j
ply Ilfporta in.licat- the a-r.cultura! sir- ;
uation In *a.i of th* three countrtes ro b-.
with one possible exception, ot S'^l prom-;
"Australian wheat is Browbrg on a Proba
bly increa*-d area, »mi the prweirt ouUook
is for a full yield. In Argrenttaa prolonged
drouth in tit'- northern parr o<> rhf Bra™ !
bell has 'ion- as yf>t an tmrt«>t.»»rrrtinabie 1
:Tn..u;:» of daraogf, but throughotit the .:en- ;
?r;il ar.fl southern parts vegetation j? r*
ported flourishing. In British India weeding
H being effected under assnrtng conditions. |
ExwptinK possibly Argentina, present ap- |
nearances in the principal producing coon- ;
tries of the Southern Hemisphere in?pjre (
bop« for a repetition of the txct-iler.t. re
suits of lart season.
The European nlrut harvest. .iu?t nn- ;
isf*r! has given smaller quantitative rpsutt* ;
then last >»-ar. and. owing to ,
w>t harv»-si weather in many o< the states. ;
an unusual proportion «f the srrain is of an
leferior quality. Last year the total y:e,.l
of Europe, according to the best uviaiaoio 1
"stimares. was IJSf^>JUOOJDf» bushete. an.l con- j
stituted a record exceedhiß tae hienest
pFe^ous yield, that of 19W. by=IBD.OOM»
bu?relf= This season. notwithstacdlntr
bounteocs harvests in the Danubian and j
Balkan states, the total European r>i:tt»uT. j
principally because of disastrous results tn j
France and decreased production in Russia, j
has fallen 50.C00.000 to 100,€W>.eOO bushes
short of last year.
• tfflci;tl returns arf- in from seven sta^s. j
which in 1909 procurer! 83 per c«nt of tn« j
wheat crop of Europe. Yields in btrsheis 1
in these states, compared with ISOO. follow: |
Country 131»- ™ xt -
Rnaata . mO.WO.nno TTl.»ik\<i"> j
Hunkarv" ".'..'..'. 1«5>«»>!O I13.l»a0»
Itaiv I ISS.WXMWO r«r...i.«).<>.»>
RSLiii; v,;.. 0,.»> p?^«»
otili? 1.236,000.000 1.801.000,000)
The countries of Europe not enumerated j
in the above statement comprise the United j
Kinsdom. Belgium. Holland, the mdl- I
navian States.' Germany, Austria and the ;
smaller countries. Their au-resrate -wheat
production in VfiO wa.= 3*». r *>\Ov bushels, j
Conditions of the present reason ar»» suffl- :
ciently well known to v.-arrar:t the assertion
[that the acsretrate output of these coun- j
trie^ will not differ more than a few million |
bushels either way from that of last year. (
.
BIG INCREASE IN EXPORTS
Those of September Exceeded
the Imports by $51,587,679. 1
Washington, Oct. I*;.— Americans are po- j
mr after ti.e foreign trade harder than ever j
before, and they are pettins; it. Thin is J
shown by the export figures of 'he> United
States for Semember. During that month
there was a distinct upward movement, the
total value of exports bein^ larcer than
In r.ny previous September in the history
of the export trade. Thi= marked advance
was largely due to heavy exports of cotton
a 1a 1 unusually hieh prtres. th» rotron exports
for the month amounting to 399,000,600
pound*, valued at 5j3.000.000. an average of
13.7 t-pnts a pound.
Exports valued at WSUEB.O93 were shipped j
iO'irins' September. This <»xreed»?d thr total |
of any month of the current year, and also
[the iota! of September, lf<^ 1 . by almost Jl.\-
OCD.OQO 1 . For thp nine months ended with
September the total t-\ports> amotmfd to
51 .~2.?H^3?. an inorf-as>*» of almost SfC.iW>.ooO
over th*» same i**rlorl last year.
The quantity of rottort exporter} during
September wan larser than in any Septem
ber since ID*M. the value sweater than any
September in the history of the export
trade, and the export price a. pound also
hic:h«>r than !:i any Sr-ptember since IS7T..
I During September valu«« of goods
tihippe'l out of th* country exceeded the
imports by $5!.'ST.*7?. this excess being j
larper than in any prer*>dtnc September. #x- I
' cept IS?*" and I'yo. F*or the nine months !
ended with September there was an ex
j cess of txports orer import?" of XT4-.^?.2?5. j
TO REGULATE GAS DEPOSITS
Public Service Board Serves
Notice of Hearing-.
Albany. Oct. !«>.— The rracticr <-,* E )r«
and electric companies in exacting de
posits of consumers as security for the
payment of bills i« to \*c regulated by the
Public Service Commlsfiion. _d District.
A notice ?ias gnn» out to all the companies '
of a hearing to be held in Albany on N"o- |
j vember 1, at which will be discussed the J
rules und regulations proposed to bo j
adopted.
The proposed order in its more impor
tant requirements provides that interest
at the rate of »? per cent per annum shall j
b»- allowed on nil deposits and shall be- :
paid annually, th*» speitrii- manner tn I
which the companies nhall keep a record |
of each deposit, the form of receipt thar ;
shall be used, on the reverse side" of j
which is to be printed for the Informa
tlon of (he consumer thw terms and con
ditions on which the deposit in exacted
ami may be withdrawn, and requires each
company not only to u«« the*»* reieiptn
hereafter but to substitute them fur the
receipts* now outstanding.
An extended investigation disclosed that
j many of the companies allowed depositor;*
less than the legal rate of Interest, ami
not a few paid no interest whatsoever on
deposits; that in many inst«nce« no ex
planation was made to consumers as to
w-hy security was demanded and no in
formation Ri\en as to their rights, and
thru prr»s>er records of deposits were not
kept.
The purpose of the proposed order is to
remedy these and other conditions and to
put thf» methods of all the companies t>n
a uniform »»a««ls. The deposit fund* in
the p<>sfu-i-<<|(irt of thy vompunic^ nun ap-
■^Trustee for Personal Tni«u
Jisicrsnisi€o.
Filth Jl ni) mm* .1<l«b «U. s«r» B^
■»
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
CFurnl»ne 300 j M Cornl R pf..l«t»*
A l h &Vt 71 7« ; Mas & IJiw.aji w
Ai!»ffl * W.trVi 14<l i Manhattan '«»,a«k.
An T* C 71 75 |Ma»Mw Vy" iSt^J*
Aujf & -ay 1"H 114 I Mobi> *Pef <C 7-
AO* M M
FSA F F 1-*» ** 1 rtr; pr»f. ftj
l»ir i A1h..22«> 22ft M<rTi s *■ Ex.172 m
B~rt & L0w. 215 .35 j -io »x-n >i «,.
Boit A PTOV.2DO 300 Na*h * Ttoe. :«; 3
B * 7th v. 120 "
Bk.y City.. I*s •'■■ N>» > V * 31
CAB Co. .14.0 1>» SNS N V * ?I. *:,:«« «
r a ?ada ?o .. r r*.i -""'^M P St. I<J». ,m
Cata lat pf-112 1J» XI I. ■; W 1> ~
do 2d Bf...Ma !»' I-" 8 T *« T«Lt»ft.
Cay & Bns.-.SIS 22T. IXteth A- • . . .140 .45,
C Crosatown. »0 138 | N'"r»h «"ar. .IS^B
Chat & O. -102 !W Xorm .\" .T, V. .^
c*: I T cfs X ** (Xorth f*-n .i»r~n
<jo etfa pd. 9«» ii"' iNorh-* t»'. hc :.mj
& 10*h StS «> »> ;-">^f .<• W t f.2)5...j^
cs & c pr.l2.- - ow CoJotry.. t»r*|
ClrPeli * M.t3i» — !' «a-c a- •: c:i> 3
Ci<*v & Pttr*l«3 !7o !Ta. & at T. .«* 3
do spi N?t. »»* 101 Pat « v r....:« M
Co! & X 2PI 3K PW * Ram..!*.-, j.
Cor.r & M...l*>» 170 ;r-rn;s; V»n»y.l23 ii»
Cons * P.:.ITIJ - |P^o iR v- •-> j,
CA-P RP f 132 54 = [Phlla O * %".?» _
Conn R!^..^» 270 PJU! .^ I
C Ry & L... 73 7*5 ! '■<■■ r-.f 13>
do pref.. . 7*. f«2 IP r " •'• .im v
Davf.n t M. 5S -- -;*■■••»!.. lis ,13
D& Bd Brk.lV. ?K» !F' McX <t T..J3» .4. 4
Det H &. 3.- *» 9* ! Pr "" * W«w.a» -,
East Perm. . . 13:> 14fk i K»r 3 ,* ?BTi.l« j,
Elßht.n Ar»..:*) R * G V,....ii3.,,
Elmtra 5- W .!«•> '2i» TT J .-.rr>^ A • • ir»
do pr-f. ...142 152 iR i "S-.-lW^a
Krl» .v KSI.-.200 2?M> Rut 4 :» i
Erta * Pirrs.t.T- 14* i "-•'!•_
ntdlb'K pf..l2S ISO j?«-o n d v,... • .1,
FW* -I pf. T3-T !•> ' r^aroc Ry....K<J 3
42d St*Gf : F.22'> 27-> ! ?hr:h Ay» ...IC3- J^
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