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liticn! City Ban^
Manhattan Go. Bank
Lawyers Title insurance S Trust Go.
Equitable Trust Co.
CXINTON ..nJ»r.RT
3 Wall Street.
1852 1910
Jas. B. Colgate & Co.
S8 Wall «-. N« T»rk
<c. \ STOCK El. BOKH*
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
T«tr. t«k>-to> rOTTKRIE'* COMPANY.
iiii. "»-^ tm ._ N j octobw a 1910.
DIVIDEND N-O. 43.
At «. Wiring of th« Board of r»ir»-«-toT«. held
ti:i* <la^. • <llx-Idend «? ONE PER CENT
.TV' ma* o-rlarefi on th» Preferred Stock of
•he Companr. parable cv October 23. 0 -/ 0
F'ockholcers cf record at 3 o'clock T. M..
October 20. ••10
--«n«r»r Book* <!" not clos*.
C. T.. LAV'TOX. Sxcretmry Treasurer.
OFFICE OF nEAI>I>O COMPAST.
FMisdelptsia. October 1810.
Th» Board of Directors ha* declared from
the net eamiw* a dividend of 2 per cent, on
tr< -econd Preferred Stock cf the Company , 10
h» r«JS nn N(>winl>«r 10. 1810. to the «o<-kh«lc -
♦r« cf reenrrt at Ihf clo«« of buatn^M. October
IT lflJO. <^^*ck» "in *•+ -mailea to utockholders
•« *-r. ha\-e filed diiTdend order* with the T !■•■■-
" W. r. TATIiDR. Pecr*tar>'-
(MU/.AMATED COPPEK COIIPA>V.
\: Broadway. Ne, Tork. Oct. 20. 1310.
*• a n»'ii"f o? the Directors of the Am»l
r*m»t»<3 Copr«-r Company a «Jiind*r.cJ of One
v-if or On- P-r CenT. i i- of TV* MM declared.
■ Vul.i. November I.*-' l*l< to Bt<vVhold^r»
J,, r-cc-d on the book* of the Company a« of
-" o clock nwn. October 2!»th. t9lO.
AH MXI.IN*. P^crotar'- and Treaanr^r. _
-HE AMEEICAK KXrHAXGE NATION Al.
BANK.
N»w Tnrk Octob*r l*th. Ml
A» « neetißc cj the Board or Ptrecttrpcf ttfc
»>«rk f>»l(! t.-v-flay. a -JUiru«J div, ta o.
-■„-,-- th» capital «:o k irt*
November in. proximo, to
•rncitholderi. Of i*c=rd at clo»e of b-jstuws Octo
b-r »ttu ALTEK „ KENNKTT. 0.,M.r.
MEW ROAD FOR C. & 0.
Deal on for Purchase of Carolina
& Clinchfield
Nesrctiauor.s are said •<->-»«■ under way for
ttK --.-■•>-, Carolina. ClinchSeid &
Ohio Rail-tray ry the Chesapeake & Ohio.
The fcrmer road, according to the report.
•*I'\ b* extended from its preaent northern
T«rmlnus. zx Dante. Va.. to Elkhorn City.
K>.. ■where ■• will conneri with th- Cliesa
•r^ake & Ohio, thus pivinc the Clinchrield
road n ----- outl-t from the coal and
Ijmbe'- fields cf Eastern Kentucky.
It at hai know-n for some time that
both the <"hesap*-ake 4- Ohio and the Pea
t'oard Air LJn« were considering the pur
chase of the ("aroUna & Clmchfi^id. and n
I^a? h»er reporr»d several times tha» one or
th* other was about to take it ov»>r. The
r-aroMna & <*l:nchfi««id rearh»p tidewater
ttV «r The Searxja-nd Air Line Railway, with
uticti It connerts at Bostic. N. ( ".. and trio
•vn -f-ads maintain close relations.
Th« Carolina A- "Ilnchficid ha* also »--
Brr»r3 with the P<-iuth c rn Railway to send
tv c«ai o\~er th» latter"^ lines from Pr>ar
tenourg. S C the present terminus of th»
<T!nchti e ld rrad. to <'harle?ton. F. C.. nrhere
tr>«> latter i« building Immense docks to
tETidle coal for«>x7>ort. I'ltimately. It is said.
th» Carolina & Chnchfield will extend its
ct'v* line from Srtsrtanour;: t" f^h^rleston.
BANKERS* TRAINS RETURN TO-DAY
Four special trams bearinc in*- members
n* t^* Awnian Bankers' As^^iatlo-rt ar*
€ire:ied to arrive at th» Grand t'entral
fMation about noon t"-day. Thes<» trains.
which w*TB o-unnany made up ir New
Tr>rk. car^i*d the four lrurdreri benker?
trd their fri«»nr!s to T^ou Anpele? to the an-
Tiual -»•■■. TJwy have made a trip of
.. - *>irht thousand miles, arid or their re
turn j'lum'y'l throuajh the 'aradiari
Rockies.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
MO*CEY MARKET. — Mone* on <-aI!
rv^ri*"'? st T.'u vr rent: hijrhest. ">« p** r
«-»nt: Imx-est. r. ->er cent: dnpinc. 3 per cent;
rulirc T-are. 5^4 per 'Tit. Time monpy ra
<i™. Rates. l^f?4\ r>*r cent for sixty
<!a~5, per cent for ninety days and
*nur mr-nths. ** 4 per <-eril for five and MX
mnnThj.. Mercantile paper mv dnlL Rater.
;>*4.f? r> T «. per <~ent fnr pixty and ninety day? 1 '
indorsed bills receivable. "•'■»<&£ per oent
1o: o*mir^ four to rlx month? rirsl« names,
*f; r - 4 T > * >r o «"TiT fr>r oth«»r?.
POEEIGX KM<^IIANGE.— T!i*» foreign rx
cta-nc* 5 market ojrf»n«»lose tr>
4STV.&4>7.I:i for f-abies. :..R6m*S 4.«6K0 for
d»TTiar:d and 4.R-^4 for j=ixty-<j.-.y
M!<. c ..... quoted at .". . 1 .-*ss
arr?v;
Slxt> -iars. iJ-nianT.
Pt»':tr«r . 4.8.T l i 4 «7 v,
(JeintßK, it!i liiirrlf ms 3. t « ; »
B«ic:utt. frarc* S.C1 T » .".2"
rirt«. fr»n«T. .".2-< ."..l.«'-,
Pw it2"T:an!s. Trarr* 5.2! \ .V1«%4
Jlo'.iard. s«!!i3^"s 4" 4"S
DOiIESTTr EXCHANGE.— Boston. l«e
dJKsnat: Chicasro. Oc dis^oun^: Ran Fran
cisorj. right 1c premium. teJestspta Be prp
■miurn; N<»w- flT'tea.r.9. ronim<?r«-ial 7T.<rQ~Ji dis
cotnit, bask Ji piexulmn: Charleston, bay
ins pan BeOtaß lAc premium: St. I>3i:js. 39c
discount bid. 10c a«»kpd: Savannah, buying
S-Kc diccour.t, R*>!linc par.
RANK CXEAEINGS.— New York, • -
chuwr^s $r.k,lC.^«. haianrf? JlS.MS.f.tfc; Ba!
i:mo'-« i . •xrhancr« % s : &.■":•«/.<••». balances $477.-
ESS: P!:ilad«;Jph:a. exduuucea 525.. : >7.-,.2L > 0. hai
arir^B CCSTfAV; <"hirago, fixi'iiatl?? 5 5*4, 1! H
. baian-^s EMZ&X.
SILVER MARKET.— CommerciaJ bar «fl
\4>r. i>T*' % : Mexica:i silver dollars. 4.V-; bar
rtHrr in l^ordou closed at 2S 3-lfd, a decline
of 3-!6d.
«iOI.D rREMIUai. —In Madrid. 7.1.'.: l^is
bou. 7
MEXICAN EX*"HANGR— -Mexican ex-
Cbasce on N»w York is quoted at iOl^j.
GOVERKMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts I
from custom" yesterday were COMBOS; in- j
T»rnal revenue, includir.s corporation tax. |
J7JO.KS. and misce!!aneous. $64,642, a total of '
ILBiML acair.^t total expenditure? on or- j
'itnary account of J^^s.»»6S. For the month
to date ordinary receipt* have wn 530.3T!?,- i
©10 and ordinary expenditurei' 535.053.435. the I
exc»?K of expenditures amountine to SUSOI- !
425. For tbt fiscal year to datt ordinarj- re
c«tpts have been £rE.095.7;-i. apainst JIS.:,
*<*/*; :r: the sam» Period r>f :*.«. and cr
d:nar> expenduures 526.C66.335. asain.-^t C?>.-
FSa^4.'. ir I>i&. the excess of expenditures
tnta yea:- ajuiwiating to Jir.9-7r.140. compared ,
Kith an cxc"? of expenditures; ia.st year of '
trr.2oP,4<C [Bdodlxus Panama Oanal ac- ;
mat and public debt, the exfess of all ex- j
pendttsxvs over receipts since July 1
RTnoun'.cd tn j;?. 475. 0ne. axainst an exces? in
'«• corresponding period a year a«:o of
5r.».5R4.0."
BUB-TBEASUHT. — The BaVTreasury
tva* debtor to th* i.'learinc Hou*e Si'S"'<S3.
DUCK HUNTERS'.
To-morrow's Tribune will contain an
illustrated story of the sport of shooting
viiri duck from the decks of fast sailing
yachts and catboats on Long Island
6cur»o. Ga'ciner's Bay and Peconic Bay.
the onty three places in the state where
the name laws allow this form of sport.
Order to-morrow's Tribune to-day.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
!>>ndorj. < »rt. !L — Consols rio><*d S-lfi
),meT. at TV 7 « for money and 7? X.-16 for
»rmur' Ana<^»ndii wa> unr-hang-eri at £B\.
'"aiaii'ar Pa-rn> 1 1- higher *t 205. and
<;r»T!<J Trunk *~ lower at 27.
Money m-a-« in small su»pl> an'l discount
'aies •vrr* ytr'UlK •
the Stock Exchange Ani*ri'-an rajls
pu«j rrtpD^r and Rh'Xi»"slar. sj:ar*-?- were the
rirrt.^M sections arti advanced -jmi^r br'*d
"rrins sui»port. i>ut tlie res 1 : of t»i«? n-.ark^t
. a«-'-r) 00 dearer money, conaois declining
tbr««— «xteenths.
A!i:?ncan ►tecuritie*' opened tlrm an fcir»m)on prKfj*
a«\ancecl on co^•ering induced by favorable
nee! Trade report*. The market declined
* : iKr'tJy in "he afternoon, but Wall Street
m the late trading caused a re
emery ajia a steady rlosinK:.
Cal! money 1n L/jridon. -Vs per <-eni ; open
market dj»^oi:nt rate for short bills, 44^ <S
»>er rent; lon* l»il!s, 4^» per cent: Berlin
fiistrouni rate. *S rer cent; Pan* discount
rate, *'% per cent: i'an»- exchanpe >>n l>on
dor. _.. franc* 23 centimes; Berlin ♦•>-
-..anar* on London. 2.'. marks AK*~ pfennlss.
Bar *oid. TVS 3d. American «aj?les. 7ti« od.
Puns Oct. 21. "'"hre* per cent rca c
Tfaajcd 2^4 eenfirae* '-wer. at 97 rrancs 2Vj
?er;Times. A heavy tone prevailed on th«?
Bwirse.
Berlin. *>-t. 21. — IMres opened quiet an<j
•♦•acy <w the Boer*e to-day. Ij«ter the
narket declined under reallxln*- and do»ed
mag.
STOCK PRICES GENERALLY LOWER ON REALiZIN E SALES
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES-FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1910.
__ -, -— ■ — Actual bale*" i Closing:.
ShTfiNetl " """ ' Actual Sales. I Closinc fchrsj.Net ~nf?WL\ LowTfUil , Bid! Ask
wld-.chiw lOp.l HLtLowtFinllßld. Aafc sold. jchge| BaTt^ W*l MK|tMtl«g
Ifeß :?IK>§tii
y§p iis^ g&l gill 3^ feS3£SSB3BsfIHS
H ; ii^ illll
JOO *i» 'American Tobacco pr ■ 93* 95^ *>.>V*i 55»4 94^i P.. I,ooft + % People p Gat 6. w . -, g, 9g jg^
B4 5 .Anaconda ™!° "::::::■ MgiNl& •■■ -> ";» ■ "j r sh "^ Istiil 5* S3 SS 89 Sfl 5?
%: s EsS iiii:!|pfegsw!« H 1 feis^lii ss »* -J» s*. Pi ss
SOoUI Atlantic Coast line i 120$ 120V 119*. "«i "SVJ2?,. S3 TT pJnf^l "paticV Car l€4«i 164% I«<%K«H 1" i 166
Sf»— mßaltimorem ßaltimore & Ohio IN* 109 IMtthflWpS HAM " ..- *"• man l 'L r^ 77 37 -V.C 35^ 354 37*
s|» *Q& Bethlehem Steel 3fc" 34*; 33Ui 23^ fflji 34 2»-1% ;£**'™> Steel Sp " n * 154* 15& 154^ 154^154* 154%
Sft>, 'Bethlehem Steel pr ;* < 64$ <BY C 3i 4 C 4; g£ IMI J£ !,£ seaJ5 ea J ' * o^*~"*x dtv '^ : " SR« 9^ •»* 95 •98
HJW Brooklyn Rapid Transit.... WU TOW Sgfc <g4 TO- 78% gg +U4 jg^M^"^^'* Stwi «9 3.£ l 34*. 34^; 34 I 34*
1.540—1* .Canadian Pacific 199 138 197U ■IS7VWTVI»»_. 3..£>;- R«pub c Iron & Steel - 96% »« »*C «^ *4- "S 3 *
7.0»— •-, .>mra! Lather 36 i 36* 35% 35% 353. 35% „ 1371- > g ep " bI ' S,,^ 11 * P " : 3d4 ! 35* 3«| 34** i 34^ 34%
: i£SooP 2 »peak« & Ohio ; 83*] 84% 83 S3 JS3 B% 22-400-- * Rock Is and ir' , £33,3 «» « s »
j 7no;_ i, (Chicapo Great Western.... l 25* S*2 »fc 25% 2o I 25% I,€OOJ — Rock J. 31 *™,,^-;-,^ •"• — ! 37* x£ 37*' 37%: 3S j 3SM,
, 4C.V-1 Chlcmgo Great Western pr! M, : s<fc 4?U! 43 49U M +7% .•;" land Rai£ roa Cto. pr. ; .j }J» 44* 42^1 42% 42%! 43V,
aa»^- «i -(-hie. Mil. & St. Paul !12,^ 1295:127=U 127- ? ;127T,12^ 1^ gj- K,f « South w^-terr" ' C 0* 4 ! 30% »5 30^ 29% SO
TO); ag iChic. Mil. & St. P. Pr 159% P5H41WR4 XHtthSO OB , S^ SA^mDr"! TWi! H% «»Va «Jt,i 70U ! Tl
1, W _ 14 [Chicago & Norttm^te^£U49%jia«i|l49%|l«9%l49 149^ '-Iv* i^f^i^t^TTlr^n .' : -« 55%! 52 is2i 53
300— HiChica^o Union Traction....' 3I 3 _3 :J,?, jJb l^ffw, Pacific • . .'-■.imTl 124 ll^iaHi' 120^; 120*4
300^*4 'Clev.. On., Chic. & St. L. ' - . TTUi 77 ;77 • .0 i 77^ 43.0W t»g Southern SSiwav ,v.,» i-p. '*». 26*4 2^ S%
3n,r_ a* i C .C..C &S L. Pr ex d hiri 1 9W*: «*4 99 1 -. »Si' ™ !" n i- 55 ' 0 'Southern Railwa> -;I| II 4 JrtiS 4
4»- C Colorado !&£& ir0n...".. 3.C 35\ 35^ 35W 34^ 35^ SlO -1 jSouthcrn Kai^ray pr | g CI« lg g% «
W— ! Colorado - t Southern ! m& W«?I "* -jfeg T^^cSSS ?iC #S| «4PS i r 38% r
2<*> 'Col. & Hock. Coal & Iron, o > o ! o i 5 la ! 6 '•2x2i~ 1V?1 V? 'i ennes ". n .j«vr :-o «*.•*) '2a I2S 29
:.S<»_4V 'Consolidated Gas 'IS |135%J137%j137W1375141137% 3<o— |Texas A r Pacific ..^......, -J - -j ,- j
S»?_ 5 ,rom Products Kenning....! CTt 18 17% 17U: 17%) IS W- : Third Avenue Railroad.... 11 11 g* M-il^ n .^ -
«*,-*' Delaware & Hudson... ....il7iu,i72 '170 '170. 178*1171 l.^JOi- % Bt 1.. & r^* g|J r' ■ t' .
iiv 1 1 i| i -is= l sag^g ||gi Hff f j| -1
•S = is£i s^l#|>s us »tei«^ 1 ill IsS tWM i i;iii 1
i:S:^; l^«aa^is^ I %fe|?Siß i .vsrrlsU t; * : 1 1 £ M li|
Olo'- % -Great Northern pr !130V1304i13> WA. WS 1129^4 2«>— \ llnited Sta tes Rubber 38% »$» L^ttll - 111%
7..W _ Great Northern Ore ctfs...i 61*] Kl%l 61 | 60%| «1 M 0 — J ; . S. Rubber 1« pr 11l llj^ll] PS»P^ p^2
a»{_- a 4a 4 Illinois Central 133*p»*t133%|133%j131% 133% 300- %I. S. Rubber Mpr ;•» I w „, 1^ 1* . _^
lO.Sf^; ♦ i-* ilnterboro.-Metropolitan ...' 22^ 23%| 22^.: 22^,: 2L'V =S\ MMOOfe *}*}£ *£rim ISS iSSIS I» UlsCl^i
14,100 -'* Interboro.-Metropolltan pr.! 55 'OM s&*\ 58^1 55% 59 2.000 jl.nited States Steel pr UB s ,lJ««,,n. * ; i-J 1 i^«: 1^ 7*7 *
t4«W_K4 International Harvester...; U3% 11S% 112% U3%'112 112% 4.400!- *< Utah Copper ; BUi Wsl ; £ ' «^j
MOl-H Internafl Harvester pr.-.JIH 124 124 ~;124 !122M>:i24% 10.5.W-1 'VaMTar. Chemical A figM - *- 4 « a *, IT 1 -".
30(H- 3 lint. Steam Pump ! 44V 44^ 44V 44V 44 j«* •- — > ■-"ir.ia Tmn. ' "c- iE;» ;•- -'Bi !IS
U« -«, lowa Central | 19%: 3«. 19% 2°^; 31 > 20 V» | i r -'-3 , \ uican Detinmns ,]-;- .j- J ; ,-^j J| %
I.W; - % 'Kansas City Southern f 33% S%| 33%| 33% r!^ 33% I.ooo^- ■'■^-.^ ■■ J^V '*•• g^ to - V* ■ g *
ion' ,T s 'Kansas Cltv Sonthern pr..! 68%1 G6U 66%1 66% « j67 2^S»- S. abash pr. *> , •<• , * :~* ■
IJooU % ■Uaded- Gas |lO4%!l05 1.2D0f- % Weßtem Mary and 4s , 4S* 47^, 4JV 48 4S^
L4oof-l\i ILouJsvUle & Nashville i14R%j145%.147 '147 1147 I4S M Western Maryland pr -....., TO» 7^ TZVi .- - j*% «
Sol — Mackay Companies pr :7«: 7« 76 !7« ! 75% 76 570 * \ ;\\ rstern I nion Telegraph. , _.. ; :--*: --* _- ,: - :2? ™?
»n 'Marine !&d W^i n^i 5% "V 5% 4.7 m _ Wesrinsrhnuse MJc...... .... ; ;■»% -^ 4 -3% .3 . 4 73 8
!nrt iMarine pr ! IS%I IR^' 18% l 18% ISS» IS% 100 Westinghouw Mfp .lst pr..l^ ;L.4 >I^4 1-* '-' '-*
10 — 'Minneapolis & St. 1^ui8... ; 32^: B? H2 ?| 32 :OT I ?.Z ' 2.500 » * -«V).« me & Lake Erie. . . gi ««4j -5% «■%, Jj «4
fiftt—l% Minn.. St. P. &S. sr^. ML.J132%:i132%J131%!131%]131 1131% .V>*> +2% h—linsr * I*. E. Ist pr.. 14% ( 7j 14 .I^,ua i.
FA. +«4 Mo.. Kansas & Texas !3S I r-f. 35%f 35% 35%] 35% 2.100 rt% -linp * 1.. K. M pr.... ; s,j>,x \v < *
inn — 'Mo.. Kansas A- Texas pr...' <S , « fiS =9.« ;hS " •»" - .Wisconsin Central ■-v'» --3 ■o? •?!> 1 —
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE. T . fw „--N, „. share9< ,-. mpar ed with «7.245
?"- •■"= ■ Net j j Actual Sal*»«=. I dosing', phar^ <•,-,- th*» rorrr?rondinr day )n IPO S .
""L^' m — g L '^ W^ n^ d :'l^ k ' Total \-a>s. Jannarr Ito October 21. inclusive. 13^.^ share,.
li-T~ ,Fou^'^ationai"::::::::::::;li tf& : I£ hi ;A .ompared with ITS^SSS shares for the same period in 1909.
HNANCIAL MARKET
Banks Lose More than $5,000.
000 on Week's Currency Move.
Stork market prices made further
prnsrress toward hiehT l^vrls Jn the
«?ar!y deallne?. htit d«»veinperj an rregn
-• tciidenry in the afternoon, with do
rirj^d wea kri*?:? in some of tb«» prominent
i«pu« > s. which derlin«»d under tho influ
*r»r«» of realizinc salep and professional
prossur* 1 . Finai quotation* fhnw*»d ?mall
rh3nsT"s from ..._„■_. day. net
!o?.«es predominating. T"h<- fa<-t that ral
lies were not wen sustained encouraged
«-onfid*»Tic» amons th° bear nf -ni«p' that
the bull movemenT tcbs nearinsr ttß end.
while the cnu-arp of the Ivars was fur
ther Ftrensrthened by the indication that
bull interestP. vrfaich had h<-<- working
for hijrher pnee? on th^ arjnjnT»nt that
D^m'M'rati'- sucress in th 1;» statr was as
sured, were rrariy to admit that ilr.
Stimpson had a fiehtinc chance. While
<"'nirm«»l Roosevelt i? not running for of
fice "Wall Ptrept apparently believes that
h«» is. and as th<» colonel and his policies
are not lik*"d in Wall Street tho advo
cates of hirher prices on the f liminatioii
of .Roosevelt argument naturally feel
upset over the hearty reception accorded
to the former President ;it th^ Republi
can meetings on Thursday night.
In th«» lii?h*»st flnancia! circles it even
is admitted that the ex-President still
wields gr^at political power and that
Wall Street lias not 'r*~n Justified in its
feoHnc of o^nftuencp r^eardlns: Demo
cratic success. Wall Street soon will
forert politics and Kin to base its
operations on other factors. The in
vestor will rind in conditions governing
the income yield of securities ample rea
son for purchases on all favorable -nar
ket opportunities, and in the event of
ti?ht money later in the year price levels
for huyers win i.p more attractive then
than they are at present. The general
tendency of prices rvas In the direction
or" lower quotations in the late after
noon on a relatively light volume of
business, the specialties selling off easily.
notabiy Tennessee Copper and National
Lead. For The first time in two weeks
bull tips failed to make Rood.
According to the known movement of
money in th*> current we<?k the local
banks have lost more than 53.000.000 in
cash holdings, an amount larsrer than
prenera!ls" expected. Shipments of cur
rency to the interior were heavier than
in any preceding week since the week
ended November 12, L9QO, the net loss on
this account neinsr $4,403,000. Receipts
also were in increased volume, rhjefiy
from nearby points, and doubtless repre
sented the remittance of idle balances
to take advantage of the higher rates
for money here and for speculative pur
pose? In the BtO'.'k market. Units." th^re
has been a sever* 3 contraction in loans
of the associated banks, which is not
indicated by the course of speculation,
reserve in to-day's Clearing House
statement doubtless will show a nat -
nal decline although it is possible thai
th*- bank* have b^n able to transfer the
burden of supplying stock market de
mand? to trust companies and out-of
town institutions, which would enable
them to reduce their own loans suffi
ciently to offset the decline in cash i.s
an Influence on the reserve above legal
requirements. The course of money yes
terday did not suggest a weakened bank
position. Sterling rrr^ mm ajrain ad
vanced and discount? abroad showed in
creasine firmness.
BOSTON STOCKS.
tKjrm*ae<i by R. I*. Uiy & <:0.. 37 Wai;
■treat.)
oct_r<». Ijct.ll. ; u«. it*, o-t. 21,
Bo» & Alt..2i'» 2» l.'niied ; Yt j s t. lttT. I{»T.
J3u«tun El«r\.lT7 1274 ;'.Til & He».i».i."wt 5.W
•■ J RAL'tiY.'i&j — Uentemdal M 214 -'l*»
Fltehbif pf.l^tt 3^.» jfop Ka&g~ M7l 71^
ST.NH4H.IM im rrank M.. 114 114
Old Colony.. JV. 1»17 ]<innby i! — o4
WE M K> V. , ■ MaM COOfl il »4 »',»
da pr«f...10."i l'ij' . M'.>tiawk M... "14 .M
Mass El <:oa I*o4 204 jNo Hutie XI 32f»
do pref... M'.j M*«. :Oscej«a M..*131 130
Am I'ncum.. .*. fi nw Uom M.. 41 41 '«,
do pref... 15 15 Parrot M.... It 1. 14
.Ull T &. T..13»T« 13V*',» Quiii'-y M ~S
Va Shoe M. .*.7\ S7S «■ pref... 4H»» 4«- ,
fa pref. . 2H 2* ,r s oil 414 41
Arcadian M 4*» ■ Ma*. <Mt* «i^ 04
Atl«ntl<- M.. I *U> «a pref.... :*.'.*, »4
Blwnß<«Ti M 12 11 ;fi*h 23*4 Zlv*
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NEW-YORK DAILY Tlin« "NE. SATCHtDAY, OCTOBER --■ T" r '
BOND MARKET SALES.
innn j ap tti, ... r.4^l !<<«» 1. a.- N U C &
,V«t fir. :i4^i i I>»X 4Vi« •'■ ...!<*
I ifw« do . . »4\ ."'«») Marin» 41-.5..4 l -.5.. s *
1 i<Y*> <ir, 2m ArK»ntin<» 5s OT^j lirt'* M T & T n-.1<14»*
i 1O.» oo 07*! inn* M X &• T2d S4^j
i 1OiV» N V C <•?!■ ; 4'VW> «1o S F 4T;5 B*
1!>.'.7 N<=w.iosii' : »)00 dr. R»f ««.. *"3" 3
| srwvi r)o 4t 4 s 103 j 10W M F Cvt !»■.". W*»
i ■■- -■ r]n 4« 1858 9W» 2000 rln a« 4
! fuioo do 19."?... W>4 : .V»> r].-. *£ TO
■ ... Alb & ? "•■s<= P." *! firt>o N R>" Of V
I^lo A C 58.102H 4-,B IM**
R...V1 Am H A- T. j K«-w> S V C L. S
Ra H4 i Col 3 1 -.s Rft ="'■-«
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<Vt 4« . iaii t | TI * P 4s. So
i j;..vw> ,jo I<* i ■- <in R^i
79000 fl« 104 T i 10«> N V L & W
j 6.WKI r)r» lf*4%» Is t *? 115 1 !
j 4nn«. do ri4S^ 1"^» NT N H <i- TT
! inoiuio *,* 104V4] P»h fi«. 1"-"'-j
I iK'Vi (m Trb «s. l<x>i 4 : 1<TO"O do 135
j J»Vin rir» Illfis, I«<HVI rin Cvt 3SS.IO2VJ
i noun do »<=... M»a 8i Jil«m> x v <t N" J
i 4<VW) do W'-i ! Tp| 58. SO2V«
j j/Hf) do . . >^ 1 * r.WV) N T T»>! 4Us S>s
j 2< l <" I '> 'In .. «U5»: \ik*\ .jo J>BU
](t.v» \rni"']r 4U« 92^1111000 N & XV Cvt
! I'^<"l A T «■ S F 4= HW*
A4J 45.... SCHjIOOOO Ho I<*^S
' i<ino do Sti«l... ftl^l 2f»*> do joriu
' jivirt ,]t 32 I 1000 N r fl*v 3b. Tt'j
' tji. lo do «;«n 4». W ! do Tr 4<i...tO(iu.
2T-v> rjo 33V, ' .W» do l'Mtj
moo do r-iT .is.i-^'i; 3i»""> do IW%
] Mi » rjo 1O!V^ io<«) do 100%
i .v>oo do Cvt 4!«.l<i7V ... Or» P T, otd
■ ?i.Virt do 107-, I TW >. »3"-4
4.W10 do ...107 .v*v» r •« •.« ]04
»«JW» do IBW.T'.IOKij 2<T< 1 O P- * T "ip. 4
.^«vi do . ... 1«r--.' fIOOO do 97^
.•?000 d.. T)2 T i 4' ""I Fa O\t P.Uf . HOI.,
2000 do VV? : I<KJI do UP',
.-■•"kio do . . 1 il2* 4 ' 1H"0O dr. "Us iftl.T 96
rfc-w.O At foaxt 4>=. 96fe| 17000 d<< :. 5X ;i »
2iVio do L, A- N ' 20«Vl on fWV, t
4= O3' 4 j 1000 P <•'""* ?1 I>
j 2oo« do :>.-.<.,: 4s v ? s Vi
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A W V 4)« 015, ! inno .jr, J»8T»
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woo puin «' Ist. lol Vj l .VHK> Pt L, <t PV R
SVWIO F. R T In . . «4 *! n <"^»n 55.. S7"»
>khl d" <4 t : -. .-■ do r-. S7
l4flnoi) do »4V lfio do
I ir.kii b C El Ist. 102%} 13000 Bt I, Sw «~r»n
' i^->rt do Rtpd . . . lO2V. I 4!. "" .
' arvio r r; k ; r.s.. S»2 ! I<«k> P A <S- A V
i 2O*>n do . . . J»2S' 4a • s<?
| r-Tno c°nt i. r.*.. n»4i«J3looo f-bh a i. a-jj
ennn do i*!»-\ ' 5s 71 S
; i«kio do . . !W»%i-.VK>O do 71S
j ivrnri «- V '"Jfd 4«. !>7 i ,i2."'* >( "" > '1.. 71V
i 120t«t f»nt of N .1 ! r<t«v\ ,io Hold 4s
r> r 8«....123 ■ Stj>rl Sfis;
i r,7«no c A- O Cnvt s*iOO dn Rfi'-,
4J^a KRi 1000 =o p r T 4«. »3
| iv«v> do vtv,i !"••> Ho r>c T -i
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011 " <1o rjo - 4h.101%{ )4)Ano d<> t»3
i RDM) C ft A SU. 71 1 -.- HK)O do Ist P."f
i 4<W!O <: A- - I n»* 4» fU T ,
& Imp 4p. K4 4<v>O do 0."
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in<-(0 rhir n &- Q 28ono do in>t^
Ofn 45... sTu!].wn d.> W«4 J
vvm dn 07% i 4<»» < A do »U ]
22O'"'''' do Jr •»(« . l 4'l 4 ' ] fx u m> tlo !H»
tnnn do .... . R ' iowi ?o Rj ipn 4s 7«' 7
lOOfl rJo W»! llKV) rjr> TBS 1
2»»T(i~> do Tt! Dtr ?:><>•*> do 7CU ]
4« tOO«i)2sn«iO TTlinJ A.V fin
2iV*> do I'>l 4s Ptpd... «Ii
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2iWV» do **s%, ' o«fw¥> do RlVi
V^v> r rjt w 4s. s« kvi«k> .?o fll
r Mi- St P I ;<hwv do HIS
On 4«; A. !>o%2T^oo ,1o BIVJ
I.WIO do rc>V I3<>oo T* P 1"t 4«..101%
- .. do o^t, .v^s noon do nil ■■_
■R 'Wl-.,'W 1 -.,' no rlo 1"1H|
«^«"i C P. I A- P 2H»^> :-. 101%
<~^en 45..... !>7V»I fiikio rlo . »20r.1ii4
.'.1(»>o do Rr-f 4s. ' r.. r Hirt do K-<r 100
1 -ttn-ni do R P. 4s 7".', -,nvi do Ist n»f
SfiliOO «lo 7." s » ' 4s 07
7fHif> do 7" 1 , :o«vio do 97 « ;
144WT0 do 75^.1(111110 ,] n Cvt 4s. .I'i.V-., !
K«m rFt 1- &- N !i.TOOl» do inr.l4 I
O Gold S".ll« I2WVIO Ho 105N,
**.. C *: S P.<T A - «-« . C 9iß* Tm
Kxt 4' T ° • ft7l *^ .-.;. . "7% i
;tvxv> do !>•• I inon .jo K7 |
anon do . . . !vr% ' ;<vkv) t" P Rub ♦« . lOSH 1
innon do 07*4' i«>m» do W2\
_ --- r- olo l md r»s. 79V.- '< ...... do 109%
i44vm r» & h Cvt ! r s ph b f
4k W»i) Ma <■•*•,
3WO T»»n ■& R <» liaiOOO do H>4
Rr-f r.s .. . . 02' «: 7Onr> i- 103%
I<W» Ton 4s. !>4.V»! roio V»i -P Ch Bar.loo
."rtin D S*r C Ss. 7S ! 3000 do . . IW'«
moo r> & t r r.x.iosU; •jii *> ho 100
.Vx«) Kri<» Ist Con i LiViO Va T <"■ *■ P
4« sft^i .". or»
■-'•• <io Cvt <• ; «fN¥> ■w- n b r. & Ext
n 71, 4, «■-•-!
loon j> w & r> c i 4 wm do <Vi\
Ist 113V»!ir->» do «&V
.VifiO El T>eh !4f,i>io do WVi j
.'« 14» 30000 Wan P 'Ist
S4»«-> dn 14»i-jS Ptf» .. . . 4-">
:afN"<o rio Mavji.vmo iio *:->u
•JH** 111 C R"' 4« fW4,tnO'><« iio 4.%%
I.V.(««> Ir.t-M«t 4i^s RIS BAOOO do 4fi
■"-•- do " si** ■ uioon '.1 ... 4."i»;
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.Uimk) Int R T R«.101Vi| 20000 do . . 4.*.'-.
1(Hf»l <ir> .slSF.lolij]4itfMM) do im
11. WV) do fis 102^1 2SOOO do 2tl . . . 7>4
lWirtO rlo 102*4 j 10000 do . . «I<>F 7U
irvt<»> IA-at V 2<J 2S"00 d-» M i
Ptfs WB'-j .-..«>0 df .i.>r s
12»0<> <Io 3i 17 ! noi do 7*. ■
... int St P Si>. !t2 'rj|.xr> ,i n rtfs S
l:»X> i: C F S A [2001*1 do . SVi
M 45.. ... 7«S'HiO'i'i do ... SU
no I/O Ist .-,«. .102',i ... do - ,
10000 I. S & M So |24f1<10 do S
n-b 4!>. mi t 4(«K> \Wst Md 41 «»W,
2Omi 11.1 .... MS 14-»o»v1 4-»o»v do s«v»
do . . !«1.. •..»», .n ...... . t.rtl^
Mc«m do .. :».1%! i«i«mi Wfsr <s T" Ss n"i, 1
1..*.* .in 4s m.Ti. mul 4«<N. do niu
■■■"■ do nr.'vrtM w sh 4, n» * ■ ...
-<*»\ 1. 1 '-' 4-. w, moo \vi« r <;« n 4« n-.:,
4 »«> I. A N" I' 4s .- '
Tutal sales of bon-is. V '.4f« 0M
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
iFurnUhed by W. N. «;ol<-r &. Co. X*. 43 c>«la r
«tree!.»
(Accrued inter**.: to be added.;
•4U. Marrli. mo •»«... ,'!'■ ' JOH4
•4J,. November. 1W.7 | MV i 1,*4
•44. May. !'JS7 inH"* XOMU
•44. November, lOli 102 5*5 * ]Wt
•44. May. lUI7 \,r2K inT
•ls. May. I«M> •••..■. pirn
•«■ NoTtmber, JOfiM •(}»•« w»S
•4a, May, IK'7 jiy'* flt(i»
•4- May. lt«li» «» (M.4»
1., November. 1W..". M limi. i>k*,
T4«. November, 103fl ;wi^ n«^
•34. November IS*'* 'SB >««•» aa%
J.'tVs, May. IWV4 km 1.M4
t!4. IS3O-*54 •.« NS 1 ,
■^34 NVrvemf'^r. 141 . -.. np< j4j 4
|S4, N'oTfmbw, ll»2« »|i 4 B2
|.1 4, N'nvfmMr, 1922 IK{U, nflti
|S4, Howmbff, ISIS . ■'.'.. <i,-|4»
|34. November. 1»1» H7S I»7S
•i-oupmii tnt«reb«as«abla. tßr(i«ter»4 jcou
pon« IHefflstrrer} anl roupon.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following n»r» th« '35' actual sales
i and the closing quotations "- stocks m
which .-.-'- •■ n" trsjisartions yesterday
; on the New York Stock Exchange:
ba?t ,, — Closing — >
•aJ". Bid. Ashed.
I A damn IPTM 250_ 230,, —
Allis-Chalmorn lOVa 1O. 4 il_.
Allis-ChaJmT? prpf .'io'j ..H» •<•• »
Am. Agricultural h»m. pr»f 102 1"° 112
Am. Irak*, Shoe & Foundry.. *B%i fi 2** »
1 Am. Brak-. Stio* <f. pref.M27 124 j 127
i Am. Car <fe Foundry pr»>f ...118 lUV» 1154
! Am^riran Coal 120'-J 80 ISO
American Cotton Oil pr»f 104 X» 1 i
, Am. Hid- A- leather 47»4 7 » 4S •
Am. HidP «• Leather pr-f.... 24'-^ 2.T-* 33 H
tmertcan Umiij pr=f ■ • * :*: * 83* a - r ~'
1 Ani'i'-at Halt 5 * l * •*
Atn"iran Malt pr»f - Ms « R4H 33
Am<Tiran Snuff --" MO 820
Arr.ori-an Snuff pi^f ■• '-a 101 102
American Susrar ■ 119S 11« 119
American Supar -"' '<>• 1 * 114 120
Amprican T^Krraph A- Cable. »4 -1 »7
American ■unolen prof »*i'» ''1 B7
Am A rbor S3 23 ".*>
Ann Arbor pr"»f 70 -.• TO
1 Ea!tmmr« & Ohio rr »f «X">»* si 01
, Batcpllas Mining 24 2H 3 «
1 Brooklyn T'nton Gas 1"» 13H 140
Brunswii k . l^H lOrj US
i Buff.. Rorh. & pitta 104 :"i: "i I*W
I Buff Rot* * Pttr?. pr*f 127 129 140
I Butt»rlck 90 • I > : * 3"' 4
! Ojnada ?o U th»rri SOVi «5 ««4
■ Ontra I of New Jersey . . 277 273 MB
i Central L»atb«T pn»f 106 1->1 -> M
i I'pntral «■ Sooth Am. T»l ...115 117 IlS>4
: > ■hi-atfo A Alron ?« r,.>Vi 4S
! ••hi'-aeo & Alron pr<»f A4Ti f",^i
i ''hl^aic--. Bur. * Qotnrjr 225 2<V>
i Chicaer.. Ir.ri. & lyiuisv. pr»f. <5O so
I ''hir-ago & NorThwestern rref.2o3 203 210
C. ■=• P., M. ft O ISO 142 150
C.. Bt. P.. M. & O. pr-f 1««> 130 !«5
' Chi-aKn Union TrartiTn pref. "4 •? «
i Colorado Fu»l & Iron pr-f 107 mo 130
; < olorado & Soiirhorn lot pr-f. "•' < 7-^ 77
! Colorado I So ;•--■— 2d :-•■■-' . 71 7-T 18
• conßOlidatod Coal 17 % I<M
! Corn Fr<"iU"ts R-flnins pr»f. . s<> 70»i sfiH
; Pelawar*. Lack. * Western_673 «-~'-j «no
'i>rv»r a Rio <rrand- pr»f. . . 7^ 79% 77 ! -i
! I'«>s MoinPo * --• DoHjre. . . . 5 4 i.T
Detroit * aCaekis ■ so so s.-,
4 I>etrolt t.'nlted Railroad .".7 58 80
Krio 2d pr-f •^f»-, 37 "OS
Kvansvlllo AT. II HP, ♦*> «2
Evansrlll- * T. H. pref «2 ! -j 70 W
F-i»ral Minins; & Smeltfrij:.. 2O^ 154 20
! Federal Mlnlne <<- Pm-lt. pref. M 17% SO
I «;-npr«l em lea OS — mo
I Granby Mining: «.. M so
! Havana Blerrrin Railway.... M r»3 _
, Havana El-rtric Ry. ■•-a' 'If, — O.V^
I Itrw-kinp \'a!lev .14""* 1.10 140
1 floniPStMk- -' *4 s«
Illinois (Vntral ltawd !!n-(». . 09^ 07 —
[ngeraoll Rand MS 03
Itiktsoll Rand pr-f »4 1 -i 190
Int-rna'lr>nal Paper '2% 12% 13
International Paper pr«f Sli r..i .»,.-.
j Intpmational St. Pump pref.. .14 Si\i »4
■ lon 1 Central pr^f M SR :*.<%
I Kar.awha &■ Mt'-hican --- on _
,K. (-.. '"• P. I M. pr-f 77'ir 7S 79
■ K-^okuk A r>-s Moln«a *H S «?
j Keokuh D»s Moin-a pr-f.. 41*4. ,T5 4-»
| Knirk. Ir* of rhicacn pref .71 <n - :
I Laekawanna st— l 3SH ;-,7 30,»i.
I^af|-dt» (;a» pr"l' B6 »» ui'J
Ivikf Krit A U>nt-rn 'jn\^ -yi ;vi
Lakf> Km • -i Weatern -."of 11 , 42 40
I.ak- Phof* , 320 -2"
I-ors Island 044 K4 «a
Uarkai Companiea ••■ . r»4 'i* {(IV
Manhattan B-ach . . :t __ 2%
Manharrau Kl-vat-d 143 !"•• -3 f4«|
iliihlcan ''.entrai jtfl
j .\ftnn. A St. Trills pr«f B*l» SO rj
M.. St. P. .C R. 3. M. prof 14« 149 150
y. -• P ,v 9.8.M leas-rl lines ««'-. ssat' t Ra
Vashvllle A fTiattanrnjira 13S I.V. 140
National Biscuit 112 lIOH 11a).
National Biscuit pref 122 — 122
Nafi Enam. I Ptamp. pnsf. . "4 «a $7
National of M-xir-o praf 71 70 73
Now r-pntral Cor] 52V, 4" «p
New Torli Air Brake 7Si^ 77 79
N. T.. C. A- Bt U Ist pref. .W>\. ir«U ••■
IC. V. C. A- St. I. 2i pri»f. .. pa ant, 03
New York Dock •Jf» 2." .IS
Sen York Dock pr-f RS^ 70 K»
Norfolk & Western pref S!> «.- «vi
North Amerioan «y; *57 « 5
Parlfic '"oast . me in« , (tt<
Pa, Mia r-oast Ist t-pf ion p<> no
Pacific «at 2.1 pref. . ins jrv, us
"x'-iflr- Tel a ' °' pref M '«> 10
Philadelphia Company !>3' n on aj
P.; CJ.. C. •< EH L. D ref 11«4 io« ■',-
F!tt.-bunc. Ft. \V. & Chlca»o.l73 5 i IS4U _.
Qnicksllve,r 2 2 "14
Qu!cksil\-»r r «' .T 2% R
Ratiway 9te«] Bprtac pref.... PS* 4 M ion
Readins Ist pref a«:_ rj sf , ;
Rensselaer & Saratoga. . .201 1!¥) _L
Rom-. Watertowri << Offd-ns. . 121 '-t 11H
Hf. U■S. F. 13' pref .-.v- 83% & ,
St. T.. & B. F. C « E. l ctf«.l2S _ im
St.U&J'.F r 4K.1 etfli praf 1 18 4 - US
St 1.. ft B. F. C. * B. I. new .-,.? -..-> «v>
S^ars - Ro-huck 170 jj f 3> 170H
Sears- Roehurk pref 121 S <••• "
>lo*s-Sherr. Srsei * ir.-.n pref^lH"-* inr. n 4 i.
South Poao Rl'-o Husrar. f«l 82 —
South T'orto Rico Sujrar pr-f.. IT KM ti.-j
Southern R. R. M. &O. ctfa. Sfi^ 71. si
Texas ft Pacific I>l. Tr :to^ ■ ni
Tolcflo Railways A- T.lKh- -S 74 s
Twin rjty Rapid Transit 112 110 m
T'nion n»(^ ft Paper S s j»
t'r.ion I'.ar A Paper r«r«»f V. :.7\ -,-i
Tntted Owr Mfr. pref 1014 MM jr>«
L T tHtad Dry Ooodi 1«M 10.1U i'> 4
t'nlted R'v Ini-estment 1 .! 1 -, .TO ' -.1 4 I
rnited. R'y In\e S tm-nt pr»f HO so sri
11. P. F.xpress lin ins 110 I
IT. S. Retiuctlon .<• R-f. pref. Ht\ 1.1 !;> . - j
Vandalla Railroad <»!> 72»i
Vtminla.<"arolina Cbem. pref.!2rt IST. 12*%
■Vulcan T>«ti!imnK pr-f 74 rip
Welll Kar(t>. Kxprms t«ft >. ( J7O
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Tin* following shows yesterday's ■0.-'injr
iH'otarionn for government bonds, compared
with Thursday's:
r-<>ct. l*<).~, — n« a -,
MM Ask*! Rid. Ank-«1
1. a 2». reft. 10W> I«X>*» KM 16A% 101
t'. s. us. cnu:«cn. lyrjo . . >t«t»i 101 lm>\, 101
t*. P. *•. reß.. 191« .101% 102*, 101»« |fls%
1". S. .Is. coupon. .ti» . 101% 102 ! ■ l«i% i.i>u.
U. S. 48. r. Its i i. > i is 1 - U."> iuh
T;. 8. 4a, oijupon. ■OS . . lir.4 — 11.*4 '
Panama ■_•» reg., 10,111. .. lix>*4 101 1 * I«M>% 101 Vi
Panama L-> re«.. 18.19. . .100» 4 — loo** _
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
(Furnished by Van Sehalek * Co.. No. 7 Wail
. •treet.)
Hi.].A«ke.l. | Ilil Asked.
Lnlterl Hy. . |r,i« l!\» t : (ton r» in. . I<*4 22
r<n in. omaa «•_>** ti.l ! S'orf >• a L. .%* i»7»« M
■lo 4s . h:,\ BBHIU & fnw pf *n ss
O R«8 V T 1 .". ! do 4'i» H!»4 vi
do Incomes .'. M i't,» r »' ii V. 103 MB
do 1«t»... 42 *,t '-ha, PElla B] M
>..»». .«r,i Co 21 -l'» now Trust. ..10iS LOft
•lo Ist pf. . 7* H2 i i 'Ulan 1 mat 7«» 71
rlo 2n pf. . 4.1 44 (Third Nat B 1 1.% ,12".
*«a») a r, 4« «:iw «*> I rirl * r»#p 140 181
<1« lrt-vr ft» 0i»»J 100 r M«r>-lanrt Tr — TO
Cotton Dttek «', »•*: Nor rani Tlv.lM 131
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
An ■ ciiUr tendency characterized the
speculation in the market for outstd* se
curities, with business *> n a somewhat
Itphter seal* Price fluctuations, however,
were narrow and confined Principally to the
higher priced mlninp shares. The Industrial
list roM strong and sllP^tlV more «tlve.
American Tobacco Improved 4 points. (,hl
cago Subway, after declining ' recovered
Intercontinental Rubber was easier. I nlted
<:israr Manufacturers was. weak at a loss of
2 points. Guggenheim Exploration row 5 ,
points. in tSTintning i«ues Chtno. Ray j
Consolidated. Glroux Consolidated and |
British Columbia were th* principal feat
ures. Nevada-Utah was silently lower on
profit taking The silver l«n« were nrm
and moderately active. Bonds were quiet
but steady. Detailed operations louow:
INDUSTRIAL.
Bait*. OMB. Huth. *£" Jrf. 8*«:.8 *-
«:. Am Tobacco ....420 *-"• *-° 4"7,4 "7,
23 AtlGulf &w I » • ,i ,9- !
6PO In- Rub Tr et». 27 ;• r^ H -J^ •
1.000 tjaiy on v» "» 2° rj{
1.200 May Oil 70 •" . ''/. '".
M» Palmar Oil .... -. ** -,, 1 «i*
«i> Standard (M 1... .611 611 <«'» «"
»•> Cigar Mfc. ■ » 6 ! * ■»
200 U L. * Heat.. »* *5 1 " -/
M <lo pref 7* ,•* '** '•
200 Wilkes-B Coal.. iT T » «* •*• ' M
RAILROAD.
«*> Chicago Subway I 5 4< * 5
MINING
800 t Argentum ... - - -'. :
2.4«0 Ariz Cananea... 4% B * *■% *,_
3.200 Braden Cop .... 4 ■»*>• ♦„ Z>
3.0«> Brit Col r; 0p .... TH T% '* '*•
.TOO Butt* Coal-n.... 2O 2<>% 2° a> J» j
250 Caledonia H *** _J| .„.**
Z.iOO Chino Copper .. »■*» ~ v — : * ~ *
500 tCobalt Cent .. *'? fil^ fjj !! S
1.000 Con Ariz Sin.... HI " Jt" Si.'!
400 Davis- L> Ca«a 2* . -"» ** **
J>.oo<> tEly Central ... ■■' ™ J*il -2u
2.000 tBIy Con IM » >- =&
100 First Nat Cop.. - ! tt ••♦ ♦ 2" «H« H
3.f.00 Gtroux Mm .... s '« fc A •<• !J. '
4.000 tGre«iwat«r ... 4 * **■ 2?
1.000 GnN?ne-Can T% . Vi •*» •**
45 GtaCbatai Espl..»" -"» X9g 10k
800 Harcuvar Cop... 1" 12 '- '-
4,000 Inspiration Cop. 9rt " • _" - •*
8.500 t Jumbo Exten.. 3- * » 34
600 K«rr I^ke a * •* ft ;» "*" !
4,500 I^a Roa» Con . . 4- *»< •" 4 *
I.SOO Uttl« Miami ... 311 "'•« •'*» 2^
l.«) 0 +LJttle Xipisslnr 27 27 _. -• j
130 Mason \ alley . . !0, l<>^i !"'« 1"» i
100 Miami Cop .... 2*>"* »»>■♦ l»ii 20 ;
4..v« +McKln-Dar .fl 22 J1 ■ Jt -- I ZJ
7,000 K«i [ M * Sm IA 'A l * 'tV
S.OCO Niplsslnjr Mine*. 11 '-* 11% H Hi
2CO Pa. Smcttera . . A A A A
♦.m pp r »^'f>ij« Metals. 1 '» IT » 3 '» »»»
etK"" tßawhid« Coal'n 51* Mk •"■ i> 1 *
.vw> Rawhide Que«n. I" 1 , "-"a :"'»: "'» '"r»
l.ono Bay Ontrai ... 1A *A ''' IHi
4,000 Ray Cbn 21* *22 21 -IV
4W> Red Varrlor ... - - - -
2,fw»> Ftewart *« *i 4* H
'.'ni ". Tor.opah Ezt.fl C Bsl «V« $1 OS *1 Of.
I.WO Tularow 1* -- IL » 'A
K«t Tuolurnn* Cop 4r» '• «•> *-» !
2.:'<»« T'nlted Cop » -, »T » ♦*♦ ♦•»
BONDS.
Si nor. At 'i *W I Sa. «7 T , «TH fiT^a *7 L »:
18.000 weste-rr Pa.- sb. I*4', 94' i '-*4'^ 841,
■Odd ••- ts»lls oaata per ibaM
— ■
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Heavy realizing sales mainly ■were re
sponsible for the reaction that *«t In on
the Consolidated Exchange following the ;
sharp advance of th" first hour Many of
the floor operators decided that the im
provement had been too rapid to hold, and
their filing added to the pressure axaiii.-*
price* Transactions totaJled 120.600 snares,
with the list embracing sixty- two different :
stocks. a number of stocks seldom dealt
I, -nrerp represented by odd lor amounts',
amonjr them Bethlehem Bteel. - 3h«"'
field. American Woolen preferred and Hide j
and l>»atner preferred. On "* final de- j
cline ITtiited State* Steel common touched !
a low of 7%. compared with a Sen Tork
Sto»*k Eiichang-e low of "•%, one full lot of
190 p hares, hownrer, being all that sold at
that price. Detailed peratiom follow:
STOCKS.
Bales, Open. His- <*« Last
4.960 Arua! Opper... Tl 1 * 71 T « 70 s J»H
JlO Am Beet --liar 87 3* 3S :;7 l s -^T \
30 aw Can »l» l . » l , U'-« fIJ,
22r» Am Car * v,-«- .-.4-, .">4 T » 5.V, fu
30 Am Cntton Oil. C«SS ««4 f.c.'j ?«4 |
•TO Am H a :. .— • 24 .» 24
30 Am Ira 21 S ." S 2«4 2f»«4
INI Am liC-orr.otlv*! 41 '■» »■ *, 41 41 i
7.890 Am SmHtlnf. .. --", to., 77** 7BH
to »-• Sugar nsi^ nsi 4 usi, lis\
«" Am "Woolen '' '" » "" l - "•" > PC-» j
!") Anaconda rnp.. 4.1^ 43*4 42% ■i"
•-no .A» Tr^ <fc 5 F..1064 1...-.", l n I■, t"4* ■
llVt Ba!' a- Oh!« -i» . 4 -'". ins t"«!
70 T>fh -•■--- :u 34 -1 S4
2. 150 Brooklyn nT. 77-» 75% 7<% 7P
7»»Can Paz-lRr 197\ 137* t 137* lf>7'-« j
"4" r-.n-mj L-afh-r -.',---- ."->'-; |
520 Chen *■ O'ilo .. S3 T « *44 l * *." T.
1.770.- Mil * Pt P..12>> s . lir>4 \Zl*i VIS
220 Cbl Fn»l *- 1... 354 SSS 33 "" .
45f. Consol O=?« left's J3KS 1"7' 3 IHTV. ,
aoOCorn Prn.in'-fj.. 17 s , 1h 17'j »7*i
art Denver * R G.. 3SH 33»4 S3* 4 sn\ :
WDtii Securities. 3t*» 31** si 1, StH
WO Rn« 31 .Tl .?!» SO* :
20 do r>r«f . .. 51% .it % r^»S sO«i
170 •-' Northern &?.1"!O 13" ]2!> ■"' , !
&PO Intor-M«t 22^i 2;'-; 22*4 22S
I.aao fin p r«* r#,\ r»!»% S.SS 58Si
10 Illinois entral 1334 1334 IKS 133H
; " Kanaat Olty Pa. SS si 33 S3
fk' 4 I»ui« * Nash..l4fi 14V»4 M*s'* J**>»4
SOMo K& T 3(1 1* HU .1^ M
200 Mlwmn Paeifir '«% r.«% K u jmj
2??o National r.-md.. ''CC 1 * *>2\ »K»4 Ri% ;
140 Nevada CUn... 22 22 21 S ZHi
WN V Ontral ltf>H iE>*4 TV«S 11» I *'
40 NTOw & v?.. 44 4 44»4 «', t34 !
.-/» N*«rf A Weal . 1 00 \ - iw» 4 innv, •'"•• i t ■
4!. i Nor Pariftr 1214 121S [30H TflS i
r>o pacific Mai! 33 H re? 53 ;
440 r«nnsylvania ..1324 '"2. 131% ISI %
»t">Pitr« '~oa! 21 -, 21 «, 'O*. 0,-,^
3.~>-0 K-adtn* 154 S 1»«4 (t! 1.144
■"■' T>p»lb!tr Pf»-1.. 34*4 -„-.■-; .4 34 '
MMORock Inland . C.4 SS% 04H "45.
FlO do pref 60 «»4 p.^t, rr4 I
20Slos*-S S A 1.. M 4 itau 51% 55
8.3(9) Sonthen Par... lift*, 1214 JIMi l"0
2*^o Southern Ry 27 27 4 2K4 "<?•- 1
.'KM> T>nn c -.i- ... 4<>S *■"'-, .-yS»J ■;.<*; !
SOThIT Avenne... ?O«4 114 10*4 114
17.210 ITnion Partflr. 119% ■— ■— J75Vi
30 " 8 Rubber 354 3MU 3« «i
R6.500.U S Pt»»l 7»*4 7V\ 7« 7R«.i
*A <jr> pr«"f 121>4 1204 l! 0^ 4 119%
«0 T>ah Copper.:.. 91% Bl*i SA« 51 i
810Ta-Oir Chem.. 6614 0R& .14 - 3 R44
in •R- •»»■) IP 4 t«4 i 94 !«»»»
440 An nr-f SP»4 :,-, ,> 4 .•;<!<».
W) '"".•••<>— *- nt 72 7"* "■ -•>
120.^n0 Total sales.
MINING.
400 Belmrmf 1 '.- 4«a 4 \.i 401
5.100 Blue 801 l O3 .ijO 03 M
"00 . -.>ri«,-, \'a . 1.224 1_" 1 224 I '"*>
I.OOOC OD - 4 ■, 144 .144 T44
t.'iOG^Mfleld c» n ..S.oi> 8.00 -- '•« »on
300 Hal. .v X— .22 .22 2 22
!>OO .l:imbo Ext 34 .:u4 .57 TI ,
."OO MrVamara .. . .3d Ml .in .•?>»
ion Mexican I. IS I ; IS I." IS l'js
2W Montana 07 .K7 07 »7
N«TBdi H131«..2.124 2.«24 2 .to 2.*5n
200 Tonopal Bxi 'OK 1 .03 •on 1 M
74,- TT-.*r KP4 .-,74 ..-.S r*7 '->«
: T«»tai «ai««
BANK STOCKS.
rßeportad by dlntnp ailb-rt. No. 2 TTall ■tewU
Bid. Asked. { B!d.A»ke4
Amertra ... 580 — :!- ma .V K. art) 210
An Exes SM — fjeffrtion _ i«ars
Audubon N. "»"• 115 1 Liberty .. «i">
jEtna Nat.. 175 180 | I.lnroln 4.m 4 — ,
Bronx Bor *» — Maohal <o .120 s»
Bram Nat.. lflS 208 i Mkr & ;••. -_«4S 233
BattP'-i 1% 12*1 ISO Metropolia .■»r«> 410
Bowery 373 — I Meek AM N jrw MS
Butch & D. 140 145 Merrantll* .. ••„, im
Bryant Pic. . IM l«0 Metropolitan. 3v» -*to
Coal *1 N. l.v> — M»r.-hant» .. I7H I*2
Centurj" ... 170 173 Merr-har.tg- E !«> i->,
fhaa* 430 4M , Mount Morris gin ■'*.
Chatham . . 310 320 : Mutual Jgm •3*l
riiemlcal . . 42S 4.1« I Nassau 340 \l.
CM Cent N. 14* IN at Reaerv- ;.w. ioft
City .■WW 333 N-w NethTd 210 *^o
fheiaea Ex. -"on — IN TXP A. 313 3*"
Commorre . 202 2«)5 'NT County. M 01^
Colonial ... 400 — IJ>.». Ward. . . 250 260
Columbia . . — 41.1 | Nigh) * Day 200 m
Corn Eseh. . 308 313 ! Nor Nat — 103
East River, us 123 Pacific 230 240
Fidelity .... 163 17.1 -Park 34S .-».-?
First Mai R.V. MS i Peoples 2o^ t^r,
FJfrh Nat... 300 3M irhenix . 190 20>>
Fifth A\e...4Oi¥» 4230 ! Plaza *?23 —
Fourth Nat. I*4 l a « Trodu^e Ex. I*> 1«
14th Street. ISO 13R ?h-rman ... 133
Gallatln .. . S2O 340 B•a^o^|r.l . . . .t«o —
tJarfleld ... TWO MO Se. ond 400 423
German Am »" !."VO State . 275 2S>"»
Ci'rmaii Ex. »ST ThIB ! 12th Warti... — 140
Germar.la .. .WO MB [23d -van! 14<)
areenwtcD . 2.">3 2fi3 't'oUm Kxch.. i«» —
Gotham Nat 130 — j WVth Hts. .. ?75
Hanover ... SM «2S Waal Side. C3O
Imp * Tr. Mi &•» !Torkvllle ....*-. _
•New utoclc.
j BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by J. Thomas Retnhardt. No. .V
Broad «tre«t. New Tork. and No. &4 D«von-
«htre street. BMMaJ
Hi« \jtm. ..,,
I Ahineeh a*' m «i
! Am Mlnlns & n- eiop.. IS 1A \\
I Arizona i*ananea ."> 4*» 1 \
i Ari;oria Vm— • «4 ►! >5
Hut Stata Gas 32 .Tl 32
Rolieinja 4»« 4». 44
Boatcn El 14 1H IS
Caetoa Cijpp»r .11 -.-. 41
M^ilavpras li»4 I»>4 n»4
< "hamplon 5 .", .-,
< hlef (,on*>lMated !*« I -IS
«'htno 22** 224 224
t'oriei Mines 2'« 24 214
• 'orhln Copier ■"•'•< 4*« .',4
I>avlß-Dal> 24 2 •'
Domtnlon .Syndicate I*4 »*» s
Vlrat National Oopper. - ."??« .1»j 311
<ioldfl«ld (.'on 7 T » 7*» 7>,
liaptratlon 1»T« ft/, ( »x
I« Ri«e »., 44 |B
l.fve ■•i:, ."1 . 2*4 29
Mt.kinaw 2>< -^
.Muurhu9«Mii '•>>»: ... 1* 11 j",
Mexl'-iii: MHtaln lit .:., -jii
McKlnley-Darrajrh 1". 14 j t" |
Ualllc .;ib*.jn .12 SI S2 i
rto pr»f.rred 1,, 1 , ijl
Ma ■• '•; «n t "i7 -"
National Mining? Cxplor. P4 s ' s
New Raitlr tl\ *', rt i %
Nevada I ■■,ußia* -A -4 2 «
*"»hii> Copper 1*» i\ 7\
"nw -TV nn l i ju
Itaven Mintna «• «■> 41
Rhodr l»'«n<l Coal . 7*. 7 %t,
■■"Mir l*»k» at, -\ i^
Kin— nor ami Otobe JT j] !i M !
Vul'""" t»S J>V, » s i
TOPICS OF THE STREET !
FOREIGN TRADING.— For ■!— •-»««■• 1
dealt in upward of Mi Khar**. puTCliasr3 |
h»-inK sliKhtly ir. excess of sales.
LAXKS LOSE CASH.-The reported j
movements of currency this week JL" J v r / a ' c
a lose in cash held by the bank* «>.* C-3Mw.
The feature, of the- movement this *veek was !
a larger loss to th«» interior than was sen- ,
erolly expected. The banks received from 1
; the- Interior SK.£O! .•*•> and shipped la the in i
i terior J12.904.000. tnriudlnjr fl.&OAf't national I
! back notes »e nt to Washington for re- •
I dfmption and $!•*».<*> transferred tr.roush
1 the Sub-Treasury to New Orleans. The
! loss to the interior was M. ««,nf*». Receipts j
of new gold were fSJXUQft; nameLv. on New j
York Assay '»ffi<e checks $I.2«.'**>. on San [
Franctsco Mint checks JS3o.<™ and on Seat
] tle Assay Office checks *>/>.€">. Ordinary
disbursements by the Sub-Treastiry wer«>
J26JTT6.CW. Payments by the banks to the
Sub-Treasury for customs, internal revenue^
3 per cent redemption fund. etc.. amounted !
i t.-> JSOl©.* l ». showing a loss on Sub-Treas- ;
! ury operations proper of C^33.OD«). The to
tal loss to th* Interior and or. Sub-Treasury
''operations proper was ».Z*.of»>. Deducting
i therefrom the train by new eo:d. the net
! loss to the banks was J»."J).0<)0.
I THE COPPER MARKET -It is estimated
I by conservative copper producers and *•!■
ln|t apents that sales of copper since the
hi vine movement started, about three j
weeks Ago, aggregate a total of close to
T73.C<0.0^» pounds. The United Metals Sell- ;
(rijr Company has been the heaviest seller j
land has cleaned op Its stocks pretty thor- i
' ouarhly until the first of next year. Se-verai
of the selltnp apencies have practically
( withdrawn from the market as ?e!lers for ;
! delivery next month, and have very !ittl«* ;
j "--pD<»r to ME for delivery in December, j
Stocks "* copper in the hands of th» metal
' selllnjr companies are lower than they have [
!b*"*n In two years. The asking prn.e for]
electrolytic copper is generally IS cents a ,
jrwyrnd. The market is strong, at V? m «nts '
it ; t. and 13 cents asked. Exports of cop- |
per for the week ended October were «>.«9«» '
! tons, maklnsr from October 1 a total of I^.- j
1 753 tons, compared with 17.27* tons^in the 1
same time last year.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK -
■;rad»tree* ■» reoorts the exports of (Train
for the week with comparison, figures in ;
! bushels, as follows: Wheat, flour In- '
| eluded l*M.6rT5. against C.102.573 last week.
and 5.634.466 In the corresponding w»ek
•■ last year: fiscal year 28.001.177. contrasts! :
\ with 43.115.730 In the ram# period la Ml ,
I Corn «B.6SS, compared with 542.252 last
week and 235.532 In the corresponding
period last year fiscal year 5.002.W2.
I against 2.151.157 In the corresponding :
I period of 1303.
! DIVIDENDS DECLARED. — Dividends ,
.have been declared as follows: Th« Grand
j Trunk Western Railway Company. 4 per I
cent on its second mortgage income bonds
Th« Trenton Potteries Company, regular
quarterly I per cent on the pref erred, pay
able October 25. General Chemical Corn
ipany. regular 1% per c*nt on the. common. :
i payable December 1. The West Pennsyl
vania Railways, regular quarterly lv* per
cent, payable November 1.
: DIRECTORS ELECTED-— The following
directors hare been »i«-Ted by the New 1
1 York and Westchester Town Plte Company '
to serve for one year; Fairman Di"k. :
Thomas D. Rhodes. F. J. --nan. H. C.
! Winchester: to serve for tvrn -=>ar^—
|G*oree B. Graham. Jacob Leitner. 11. n»
18. Parsons. Th« following officers were
elected: President, Jacob Leitner: <*"-"*
tarr and treasurer. L. D. Maltbi*.
IOXATHA & MlCHlGAN— Frederick
B»aumont Sheldon has b»en elected presi
fl«nt of th* Kanawha & Michigan Ratl
1 way nm par- to succeed the late Nicholas
iMo'nsarrat. Mr. Sheldon formerly was
chief engineer of th» company and assist
ant to the. pr^wident.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER — a
I dispatch from Chicago says that a stare-
m «n- has b«>n mad« by • '•— :s H. M
i Cormick. president of the arterial
i Ha"rr«3ter Company, • th- effect that no
extra dividend will b« d«^"lar»d on th«> com
m"n !=to»*k at th«« <?!••■ or »''•" th« turn
of th«? '-oar
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
! fF<um!sri-«i by ?«ir-'i t* * Apo«»»:'*-. So 40
Pin* «»re-t.>
Avrprrrx.
Van— Matortty. "H Ask jt»m.
i■A Claar - » Meb IS. »12 ... • «* ■ P*H» mo
I Baf A Ohio 4 o c. Mrh 10. IPTI &>** Wi ♦.'•»
i "o *4 9e. Jurs-. Wl3 «« T . 534 4.73
j uAh -— Ore. «p -. No--". 1914 t»H a«4 "3'
%dc & Alt SP c Mrh is. 1»1S »*S US 5.31 i
'nn H i Par 4r c. Jti-v. -..-■' |
frr*St L 5 P C ''in- lOti.tro 100s 4"O
pa. H «mrti '- r <•• inlr. lK=:.t "-1 •• 1 * - 1 *
Erie «n f Apr"?- l a U ■an I 0 0'"* 5 !•>
I .-"r R U bN>r 4n c. .Tu!v. 1315 SM ft* 4 6.« m ,
! n,rt^r, r~. «r r. o-t 15. tail PT4 W 7^'
! „„ «_ -, r-b. 1813 5»74. «> *59
i i-Virtwr X T « p c. Mar. 1P11..10!** W+ 2no !
j *n f, pe. May 13. 1»13 »3>» 6«W 6.50 !
! r^,;. k ste-l 5 p -:. Mrh. 1315... P«*« 924 710 1
1 v iT , p * ? t T> 5 p c. Feb. 1»T1 P«% ■M, «na
!Mo X & Tea 8p c. A>i». VU.. ■»*» MX 85 75 i
' x T f^en-ral Ijn«« eqi:tp 5 p c.
Vov IClf-— 4SfMS r " ba«!a ■
dr. 4 ! - P r Tan. lf»ll- - 2S 4*.«4*« « c tMata !
■■ v y n'h ft B S p c. ist i-- 12 .1004 l^: 1 . —
iitl,*s«• 44 Pr. F-e. WIC. O7'- 4 or** «5 0O j
" rlo S. p r-. Mrh. 1313 96 P74 6..W ;
Eouth-m Bt 5 p-. ■=•<*< tna . M% 9«» i 5.40 t
T . rl . W ar^. Co « P »-. Jun-. 191-T.1004 1004 R W
TT»st T-! ft T5 p R Feb. 1912 . . -■■-„ -vi
! tT'hous* EAM« pr. Ausr. ••••-. I^o4 500
»
i RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Mat Tiring 191fl-'T7.
' (Fnrntslied by Iwaff'JUl * \-r-- — ' a- So *0
"« j-
ICaaM ■atai Inter-** 7i<»l<l.
Atlan MM I> 4p c. l?>t<Vl7 4% 44
Buf Roch ft P 4-44 p >•■ tMO-'S 4*4 ♦«» J
,-.„► of .;» 44-* r c. li>l*wt7 5 4V»
<"ent B R of N J 4 p r. iai(Vl7 4% 44
lies 4 <"«".<■> * p c I»l^--t7 — - 5 44
Cbi'- * Alt 4-44-5 ? R !910-lf> 3»» 64.
Chte * East rii 44-5 P c l»lfVt7. .5 -» s^l
Cht<- XT * F 1- -p c. t9!ft--'l9 5-i 44
!Cm Ham a D *=-. -."> r-. 1310-'?> rl, I•,
!Da & Hud 44 pe. 19C2 44 4S |
! Fri- *--* l » -•.' P C 1910-TI 1 a
Hrw-kinc Va; 4-44 P "• O1»-"1S •'. 4*
! Hud * Manbar 5 r C. 19io-^l» « ■
j Kan CttJ Ft S&M44 Pc. 1010--15.. .14 'V.
Kan City So 44 P C laiO-"!.'. .'U 4%
j IWiteh Val n R 4--t4 J? <". 19H)--1«. . 44 44,1
Mr. Far Bt> -. »HV'IT. S4 4*,
Mob:i- & Oh»^ 4-r. pr. 1310-lti sv, i\
N T tut Una 9p c. IPli'k-"'.'^ 4S 4H
Sort a- V.-»*l 4t> c. l»t>"> "1« *•, 4*. j
Fenr:«vl-.anU r,\,* pe. I»Me-*TI 4% 1^
St I» ft J* T * 44-< r * pe. 1310--I7 5%" .11,
.Jo ? uar Ai" * F .". r» <~. I'>l'>-"17. S», 44
Seaboard A T> 44-." r C lt>lt»--17 RS .1
Snu?he-n R»" T>4-4-4t p c 1010-' CI.. .r'« 4^
Vlryintan Rv 5p c. IS>!«vt;> z\ 9
Wnhaah RR *4 •"• r> <-. 10ir»_-2i s*, 1
Wheel & L X 44 3 P C, »1(K-*S 1 3
CHICAGO STOCKS.
I iP^nmish**! by >:— > A ?ansr~". Na 41 Wall
•tre»t.j
■JNVM Ope".. Hiih Urw. c:>«»
ISO At-7 <^»n » ! 4 »'-4 t> l » :»'*
H>» do pref 71 71 7! 7!
C-". Br>«t h TH-t^erf-* . . 3S :". 33 rrs
-. do pref XT «T,4 r , «-t4
2.">* '..Tin acr. nuh»av.. S4 54 » » 4>*»
50 FneiirTntir TcoL .42 42 4* 42
2(>«*ht<~ R-.^ N" 2... »>•*» 1>»1 4 m» 4 jn^
2S r>tarr.or l^.Matrri... 02 1 * fC4 ?»24 D 24
: ft&minob Hrlrk *"3 iiiu « «3
im> McCntm-Howetl. .: ks .*.(> s.*4 z»
100 people a <;a s low-, iiwiij |ih>4 i«n>-^
R Quaker Oat* *7."> !7." t7.\ 17T»
«.-. to pref t.>4 IH4 4 I«V4 1"4 4
rrjs 4 Co i«vn« ma 4 tos% tcs*a
13(» ira ....l-o 1 - 17t>4 170 17'>H !
17 *> pmf m** nr>\ iip 4 us*', t
IS4 Street' a ie», M 4 l.T»* W
BOND?.
$2 01-41 "nm Eriison 5» . . lot ♦' '-» '■»■•>■ 'i
1.006 -M ■ Rvs I*' 55.. ■* PI H
2.opr> M*« Eler»t«d 4». . <*!*♦ sit, - \ m ,
■.•M N ■ "«• ar-».i 4s. 93** 8.". T « 90*4 r«%
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
1 Fur- ■ - by Charles p. Barney * Cc. No 25 I
Rroad street. New T — ani No. 122 a ou"- i
4th atreet. FrsH«<ie|p»iia.)
BM. Asked.: BkLAaked
Am Cement. 2-> M '. L^hijrh N*v.. t^»4 nci4
Am Rv Co.. ••' *■'•-. r^h Val R, r *i 4«m
■'arm Steal M 444 Ph'la Co 4,\U 4.-^
(' Tr of NJ 72 7.T do r^-f . 4* 4.-? I
El Stor Fiat. 4f> 41«4 P-nn R RCb« m . '
El < •■■> of a. il'i 12 [Pwmßte«( pf.ino tj,->
Falrnrt Tr. • 7 i Phils rier- ,- n is*. |
lien .v«phalt ."-"', .-T.S Phlla Rap /Tr 1H t»U
do pref... 71>\ so [Smokelcma p ijl l*".
r Cr, of N A iMi J» tn Tra.-i-irm.; 4i » 4 4^ %
I-ike S ry>rp 24'« 2i\ ;n; n ( ; a , lrnp K ; s .
rlo pref .. 52 .VI Weisbach fb. 4O 4:
BOXDS.
a;: Com a, 99 VU | PhiU I - 7« TB«i
El * P-o la *•% S7 do 5a lot i- to-.
N J Ccn fta.lo3 ll>4 Phtla O.'.1»" t*\ S
COBALT STOCKS.
ihnaM kg aj .
■
v BM Aaaaa
■
-
: - 4
Mararavra
Ba: 73 ion Watta
1
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Wlliiajju. McConn*!; i foi«»T.r.-L
No. «O Wall »tre-M *
Am Mcht A Traction.... Asit .:^
do preferred 7i\ii titi
i Am Om ft ElKtrtc "" ... '??
do pr-f-rred ; *.
i° Ist 3» :":: S is
I < itie» B*nh.» »r«
1.» pre'erred tV« |v
! fH-nv-r »;«* j, Xl ■M As »i' DA
| Kinplrr Put Xl pref "-} ' lH JJ
lo bonds "' -^ - w
I.tni-nln Qaa * EWH-tr' '.'.[','' •»» •'•!»
r»i-i«, oaa A Electric !!!!. i t ic^
do preferred ■••.•••••«••••......... aa pit
KNICKLKBOCjir
TRUST COMPAQ
rim Art. AMB St. «> Bro»<J-»ar
l^rirf At« * tflth j<t_TMM it». ii'id^
GULF at SHIP ISLAND.
The- Gulf & Ship Island Raitroad rv«.
pany reports for the year »nd>ij Jca»*r
13I<>. with compari»on.i. »n follows: ■" «»
C.R033 KARSIXGS.
W>- IWV trmmk
Fr-tjfht c.-^.i'c «i.*i3.aa «iS.VL.
Pa^^^er ..... . V .i.**c **^"t
Mall awl expr*^ *» •••t ».ac j. ;£
■Banaaaaaai .. 9*.VfZ VkZ'.Z »"jj
Totals »ahl "il.<£vm ~XZ^£-
OPERATDJti EX^E^?E3
MaiMrtsaari^ay jaK j,^^
and stations. . JSIG. I **! i?x:, y* jrrtsrj
Ma:nt»nanc» oT "»*-f
equipment 215.22S r^.*«rt jcii«
';•..--.;■- • »"
•, ... 305..>2J f.TnaiS T?*Xi
Cen«ral expense* »u.t»rj -<^.T^» I^ti
Totas* ~ii3»*js»i o.«aasj'sigg|
BANGOR & AROOSTOQK. J
The Ba.r.ror & Aroosrook RaJlroa^f Cgm.
r,any has lartin i:s r»port for ti* _.
ended .run- 30. 1310. Th» tncoraa *a 43
compares as follows "'"
I
Oraai earnings. $'■'.. I'-"-'^- V- '•; >:t rTtttin
Expenses i.7»s.a>«> jj*/. us :.r A r»
N.t m«o-... »i..-sr:.^ n-w«."555:
llgl tax.. etc. i.oaa.m.3 fH.n* *5
surpiu. ■■- -»«J2 »««»p3BB
aatMsasaaii -- "■ "■ _^
Dtv^iecl. :. . . -_io*^3 10Q.W *vi 4
n3 S : - -^- : - T55
Surplus . ■ *».Qt3 »*3 *>T4 ■ *♦*
•Qiaal t" I-** per cent ea-awi "* **•'**•»»
eaatta *w -• T<jnr?«re«i *tt?s 5.71 — last km
on C^IO.^J" stock last y»ar.
EAILBOAD EAESTSG&. I
ALABAMA Gr-TLVT .-07-TrrSSX
»' w*«k m Oct.. re.020 *-.r^ s^^,
j«!r Oct. I*— ij^r.6a» :.««5:..i2i .MMaj
CINCINNATI. NEW ORl£aN= * TEXmI
PACIFIC.
z* •»•»« a Oct. |1«U!» ItT^m CO^j
July 1-Oct. 1*... 2.74'AITT C t."." v-i XJttai
CHICAGO A AI.TON
v. w-«k 13 >-♦ J3W.«C ■ns.aai JW jw
JtLi7 1-Oct. t4. . 4.^74.32* 4.t^»)t3 *" .'.4
CHESAPEAiCc: A OHIO.
25 w— - ia Ort. *atT.O«* i - -•-■ tZ2s.at
Jizly \-OfX. 14.. 8.731.363 s .^*» 4<Jl T.7Ta,OS
INTEEOCEAXIC OF Strxica
2« we-k tn Oct. tit*y.r«* titajm touaj
Julj I -Oct. 14.. 2.406JTT 2.2*9.!>tf> : ratal
NATIONAL. Or StSTCIC^. -
zs w»»k •- Oct. r.zpr . n.am.flo wokm
July 1-O»^. 14.. 1«.11».S*O 15.53>.1«» JZ?a«T
TOLEDO. ST. LOtTS * W=i .TR3T. -
Vi week hi 0n »««. i«» r»!.4t<« r-i »-,
JnlT 1-Ort. U. t.1^1.753 I.'.r-.SCT. tO6JS7i
KANSAS — RAIuTA T ■ MOarr. (
ifcr.th of Sept. — Mas. T3^» laoaaa.
Gr-M earntoirs.. WES.W »M.rr M4Pf
Exr«ns<«» 3f15.7»> .iSS.O7^ 4ST3
v-r «a— i-c» J3R2.-*v- »?!.yo M
Cfeaa an-: taxs*. 1?».11» 172.3:3 '<i«r
Bnrr m.7V\ »»(WT fX4JM
Jnn« 1-Sept. SO —
O-ne» imminf . $2.4«:.^» $3,302,242 • "i> _-
Expenses . X.458.1T4 «MBI mal
Mai «ir=niga.. CWd-Iflß *r«5.742 "jr.«
'Tiaa and 'axes 743.72S «MJM »■•
Surtjltut' KZ2.4& tMlii '■KJM
•r>«rea*».
RATT.XTAT A LTJHT.
— of S-pt. —
Ft- a-1 ta*-«. T0.513
N«t JTT.TO $7:.*^ C3R
anf! Vf- --*- n *3."fi« **(** 9T7
»—-•--. ■ **■■•» p
Eun?lu!» 133.090 $23. .3* T..S*
Jan. l-S^pf- •T rt —
Gross €arnias».. J1.541.14T S?.2nR.<SRT, rTJ.I&i
Eao ap<l tax«». TTT.^a T4T.13» »XJ!»
X«r «arnin.TS-- SSiC&t Js*3.^t JUJC9
Int.. d-r^sciax n
an«? of. d!vs.. 4S6^» 01190 ?i»
« s::~ -v- «*«
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
■will no doubt b« interested ir» th» set*
u»"es and description Of th* f«« r»«*
rifle range orovided fo' --—- my t'"»
stats at Btauveit. N. V,. v""cH will «?•
pear in to-morrow's Tribune. Ords?
your copy in advance. . .""'!
XtK.«C9
44.44*
CONDITION OF TRAD*
Bradstr-^efa ?ay?:
Trr^gular breather uowIUWBi Hb'ij • srae>
!y in rhe trade reports thi^ i«^e}v. ar<J ar»
he!d main ■ responsible for tin rath**
smaller than expected lUttLUM of sales Bf.
ported as a i^hole. Summer t"ti:peraturps
early ad a retardtns efr ? — x: pcn r«a:l
trad* tn seasonal - sfoons. ard h-avr rf^T
?oods. w»arl3s apparel ar.d BBMi «•"■*
slow, but following the arr-.vil of coofr
w«atbr later \r, the we»k sot.'* "iparsiJfj
in sales iraj noted, particular! v acrl
South. x\"i-.o:«^'ale ar.d jrytb:t:? susirfga Aj
played th» same caution and <:<;-«•, ;trr
noted earlier, and house bt:v-.r.? ■ >■» « a
har.d-ro-mouth ctiaracter. rhou*: r*pcr3
frcra ?ome l»adine markets are of a roiss*
of :rade ecjual or superior to l^st year.- a.
some ieadin? wholesale line?. 3-ach as ' *■
rons. th» active burtns r.ovra?st tf »
last few wastes seems to have su.~?ic«tts»
betnrr variously attributed to rrie« a*-
Tancea, p-e«*nt or yiußiwcUi*. r . r3 tr *
r»tro?THde movemeri: in pr:-« of tBB rr«
matena: followirssc last w-ek'.^ sras 2Jzl
vanre. 9mm manufacture- . r-portjßT»»
aff»<*t»d by past un.^eaaona:;* wa.Sff.
ther*» is r^portM a sllzhtly better '**]^~
in some line* of worsted s«vds. and n*
wool is firm. Crnp reporta tow r^ H £T
tmporrance. in consideratior. ta th» r -°^|2?
part of the rountry wm» ".r' 3 aS9 rot?*
hut it is tn he observed that -•^'-■'
quati-y of the com crop ar- ■"• ***;¥£
x laree area m eood rendition •-" «2SS«M
winter wh-?at. In the 9oot)i th« rottot: ct»
movem-rt has b--n frj-r «d "gS|
roni^r w<»arivr ha.- mad* T'tr • 1^."!
provorrent in Switbern trad- ard c*.«c*
tion^.
Fair's p.^view -^v-
The artual rohnn* of trade' :* J =*^-
tain-d ami rh- hopefW M:f^-^ >^g
W oek.- rrri-ir.nes. and this has : ... •*
ftrmofi and -^and-i b r tfrj; aj MMbMI
foreign commerce star»m j nr ror > r "- c^r^.
Bimv tWO. TWa eh«n»« In :H -^^!S
c-ornm-n-*' position. talc»n in .-.<- r.wcs»*j""
th^ prarricaaiy assorad hamper
and lIH Wtenslon r«? the «•.?•:-.= *^Tsj
rr.^nt m r*|C*Td to bill? of £«nr««a
en.l of the ywr. when the te» J**mS
top rron will have t^-"r. ™*'* i ' t *;-;J? ?r,
mosr • he*Tful featw* of Tho -■-■■ iU^ rt '^
th" othT hand, th* atfv.'.r,.^ te :!:- »=*£
Kr.pland rate of rttsmtsnt to .> r ? jl^' tf
unusual and =!v*s rtse to rilT-,'e<nr2r?
t,» Its effect on trie nmnor rTar5 f ? i2-rW%
irhm. It is. m^wer. a^mTastgja
the VPar. The local NentttH noark-
h.^ever. tmaffectad, an,i CPnttaog o^.
p!av i"» rerently arq-:ired ««°^ ■a*
trade 13 somewhat a-TerT^ri t>- tn* cs
sorabb farm weather. b !: r r^"». -* '^
rriost of the l-ad!r:sr cities are . ■*
fartory -mrt ref.-'t a rh-e-*-:: "■^Ji^iV
outlook The dry«rvrt» tr.ui* :* p£T*'
tl;ous:ri r;ie rea.!justr:'.er: of ri "'-*t± s , 4
ton frool^ to the P rtc* 0< ra^J^J-i
the ■week'-* nrmoiral «!■»% * lo ""'-**ll4lii ft^
branch of the trade. JnrrMMd «"S»|
shoes are reports! . Th^re l.« f^gS
exr-in^ioti in the trr-r. and
pnwerret-.i. The week^ ':a''* :c *^>
nn^,.nT i^rrvaslr.l .>DtSrn:?m. t»-»^|
incs ir New York the tx^: wr«* *-J c^ #
only rT per rent, whi- ouwtd* *
York there was ar. tncrea.*" •« V" r.%# v * i
RaOroad "amins- !n the -rs?
fot>T s;aine«l !> rer cent A- /**T »*'
lr 'he lateur w*>^k foreirr-. e^T ol^!* ul
j :.•:.:-. v.4. asamt r. :>>:.:« '-L^tc I
St-.0T9.10c In r>os Imports «' rm \\,^
;s> la t?os. ' -* ■
TRUST AND SURETY COSPA-^J
<rteaort«l by Cltaton Gt:s«rt. No. 2 tf«=
.»!!ian t -» Hy 12i> " *!» IT ! * *•■ at?
«.■ — 5
Am St-retv. 2«« 2<«« Uacola .--•• & &
H«nk»-V <2*» «» ', Moilison £, 2
Kond A Mtl 24A Z!*> 'XUBf.Mtma • • • £
Itrnad.av . »« ".» Xel?^!X e I?^! La." »» S
Kro.:WlTn . *tS — !! MM * trot> ?.±*f- l» »*
C-ntral . .M»» '"^ U:!C t73 iS
.to pr-f... 10a roi [N»t f^T'^tLe
1 -.>m- wealth. IS»> N T .Jj' 389 ,i
•
IT S
X I. A T."tC5 «♦»> r.ealtv \J»- * S
Via: bush ... -.t» 2!<> savcy ■1 I
. * 5
'«■«•■*
i;«*r»nty .. 7M -» 'Tr O-of A*^ rf
f.tmr.Jian .. I>*» > fnion -^-^.12*
Hamilton . . 27»» 2*> l"n S«» "*- • • jt» ■ 2
liorn* Trust 1!» U-% t: S tf*- "f 4® S
Hudson Tr. t7»» I*> r T'' * S 5
Kr^tserbwk 255 2» IW*i- TA * j-j *
La* M:«e 2".7'» 212'i:-WtadsOf •

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