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Karris. Forbes & Co
Snrceaaor- t->
N. W. Harris 6\ Co
New York
Plne Straet, Cor- Wllllam
NEW YORK
Government
Municipal
Railroad and
Public Utility
Bonds
for
Invesfmen!
ity of Baltimore, Md,
4
Registered Sewerage Stock
Due August, l?ol.
Legal for New York and New Eng?
land Savincr*. Banks and Trust Fundp.
Price on Application.
W. N. COLER & COMPANY,
BANKERS,
43 Cedar Street, New York City.
7J-*
On Your
Money
-*_$_ble fltaarterly en the ?% Com. Vtetcrreti
Siook at
American Public
Utiiities Company
if pcre__K- at r~* !l -*-*~* ***?*- C>o~
paoy under __r.*te~ent aad uperattoo of
Ktlaag. Brever 4 Co.
HaafTTtTi? C_rou__ on 8484*88*1
Wiliiuna, McConneil _ Colatnan,
Bonda Stocka
oo w?n aa p?__** eaa Jtnr ?*- T?rk.
Over 7!/_%
Is the Income Basis
upon whleh we offer the preferred atock
of a comp.nr operitln*: a ay.tem of pu'. -
lle utlllty plant. ln a populoua .and woll
looated Induatrlal aeetion and controllln-;
water power eltea of 161/>iX> H. P. ca
paolty. Current rate of earnir.Ra afproxi
mates double the dlvldend requlrLn.ents.
Petall. of thi. attraetlv*.
lnve-.tmt.nt on application.
William P.Bonbright&Co.
___*___M
14 Wall M-eet, New York.
Roatoa. Ix>ndon. I'hlludelphia.
CHARLES HEAD & CO.
14 Wall St., New York
f N. Y. Stock Exchange
Members- Boston Stock Exchange
iChirago Board of Trade
1'rivate wire connections to our
Iofriccs in Boston, Providence and
principal Canadian cities. Canadian
and Uo^ton stocks a specialty.
Natlonal Park Bank
Kcinttuble Truat Co.
Hank of .Manhattan Co.
American < ienr ( oinmun
Ameriran l!.aiik Note, Com. & Pref.
American T?T?efoundrra, Com. _ Pref.
Ilabcoek A XX llcor.
Korden'a Condensed 5111k, Com. _ 1'ref.
S. H. P. PELL & CO.
Mem*??r. Naw Tork Btock Exchar: e*.
Daalera In Unlleted and Inactlve Baouritlee.
Tel 7865-8-7-8-9 Hanover. 87 Wall Bt.. N. f.
A 6% Preferred Stock
To Net 7}a%.
Particulara Upon Requeat
Swartwout & Appenzellar
Member* New York fUock Kxehtu*.
_84 PUi* St., New Vork._
Middendorf. Williams & Co.
paaggftm \fmrjjgh Btotjtt Kl)l_n?,
Invesfment Securities
Bl "rTNE ST., 128 K. (.KRMiX HT..
Naw Tork. BalUmore, .Md.
We Trade in
AtlanticFruit&S.S.Co.
DUDLEY A. TYNG & CO.
8.-. Il-o-d Street.
Chiea_o. 'Phone 8853 Broad. New Vork.
Wm. A.Read &Co.
Canadian Municipal Bonds
31 Pine Street, New York
Boston Chlcago Philadelphia London
TUIAROSA COPPER
"The next big fJorpbyry copper mlnt."
Important developmenta both at tbe mlne
and in the market are due.
Wrlt* for detail of Company'a propert!*a
and wliot the naw dlrectorate meana.
HARRY E. THOMPSON & CO.
Commission Hrokera,
25 Broad St., NEW YORK
?I'hone 32*5-8-7 llroad.
Market I.etter Thuntdar.
TONOPAH
OOLDFIE LD
NEVADA MININ6 STOCKS
SK.Ml FOR M KIK'S
-TONOPAH RfcVIEW"
blxteen pa?;-a of hltereetlaaj lnformation.
w It fi n.-w in_)> of Tonopah,
MARKKT __***T_8?I tro\ KKQI'KST.
WEIR BROS. & CO.
25 BKOAIl .VI.. NKW YORK.
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
?FFICE OF
IMHU1 MIMMi _ HMKMlMi CO.
82 Dro.dwi y, New Tork, oetoher 4. 101.
THF. \ .' v:, MEETING OF THE
fTOCKHOf.DERB of the Fcdi-rnl Mlnlng &
Rmei'i.-i ? ? r.pany, tot tl.e el<-c-tlo;i of dl
Ttrtn action of aay buaineaa
?_-a>ioh tn i ' ""'' befoi. th<
Ina. **"! '? bald on Monday. October -.Mat.
1812 at ' '.rtics of tiie Company. No. 3i
Broad-*-.)-. In the Dty of New Vork, New
Tork at 8 o'clock ln the afternoon.
The atoclf tranafer booka do not cloae. hut
?tnckholdera of record Octobar lat. 1411
**k?!l *v.'*< pow.r to vot?_
* rtlA.SK. BWVaVn, -.oraury. |
Balkan Disturbance Tests Stock
Market-Gocd Support Given.
Seldom has the stock market heen
r.ut tO **<> OOYera a test with such
sllghtly anfavontble effect as during
the week Just ended. Just when optl
mlaa appcared to have gained control
orer the market and public buylng l>o
gan to show signs of returning after
long ahsence there came the cry from
Macedonia, and dispatches told of war
in the Halkans. FOf nges this cry bM
echoed at perlods throughout tli.. world
and ea.-h call has riveted the attentioi:
of natlons on that small resorvatlon
"f the earth's surface occupied by peo
?'!'? hnviiiK seml-barbarlc tastes and
ipeakJng mlxed tongues. As usual, the
reports of war ln the Balkans gave
Kurope a shock whlch was ref!e;'ted in
a spasm ot liquidation that affected tlie
socurity marketa of the world. On
Thursday. during tho holght of tht;
hysteria, ihe London atick market, the
bour??? of Paris, Heriin, Vienna and
St. Petersburg were scenes of exelte
ment, whilo all classea of lnve_tments
w.-re sacriliced indlscriminately. Amer?
ican sharea were returned to thls mar?
ket in heavy lots, the tolal volume tor
two days, Tuesday anrl Werinesday. es?
timated to be ln excess of SOOfOOO
shires, and the offerlnss were absorbed
with ecarcely an evldence of the un
usual.
No special reason aslde from pani'-ky
feeling was arparent for tho wholesale
dumplng* of Amerlcan sharos which
occurred, na only by lndlrect influence
would Amerlcan securitles suffer ln
the event of a European disturbance
of even much greater proi?>rtlons than
the Tureo-Macedonlan affair will he
allowed to nssume. In these days of
hlgh costs of e\ erythlng wars are much
more expentMvo than ln former perlods,
and money must be pn.cured by any
country heforo aggrit-ive warfare c.nn
he pursugd tor any conjdderahle tlme.
Thls fact In Itself would have a ten
deney to pre*.ent a war serlously __?
fectlng Europe. There aro varlous
other reaeona whlch mlghl be ad?
vanced, but the financial one ls Bttffl**
clently Important to be accepted as
basie.
Many times ln the past during portodl
of profit taklng nnd some short eelllny,
when the total did n..t involve half the
money that was required tu pnrchase
securitles ferit to this market from
abroad on Tue.sday nnd Wedneaday
last, the stock market has experlencod
severe brenks. It would have been ac?
cepted aa a nat*. ral result had the mar?
ket given way to the pressure put on
lt and a reactl. n of __._.'__ polnta en
sued. The techni. al trading position
mlght have been strength.-ned. and the
buoyancy shown in the world's mar
kets on Thursday wouid nave : timu
lated the bull side of this market and
resulted ln much hlgher prices for th
week. Frlday's attempt to m ore an
ndvance proved to be lneffectual ex?
eept during the morning, and ln ihe
late trading the market actad like Tim
Pooley, who had been ennaRcd to .-arrv
a "votes for womer.-' banner ln a suf?
frage parade. Dl rlng the early march
lng the banner .'eemed Ilght. but about
half way on the line of march tho ban?
ner began to get heavy, so Tim dropped
lt and made a bee line for his frlend
Casey's saloon. The market on Frl
day lost Its banner carrier and prlcee
reoeded, but there was stlll a market,
tnd the tone of trading ihOWOd
strength in Snturday's tmniilftlffM
Consldered as a whole, tl.e week's sup?
port of prices was excellent and the ac?
tion of the market was of a character
to stlmulate conHdence. Tho r'j.ur
chasing of American InYeotmenta dur?
ing the last two days <.f the week by
foreigners emphasizes tbe ciprlces of
stock market operations and shows
that beyond the sensational there was
no reason for wholusale Mquldatlon.
Some returnlng of our securitles to thls
country at any perlod of European un
uettloment must be expected, whether
caused by war or other troubles, as
shlftlng of loans and foreed settlements
will ever hang over lnveftment marketa
as a posslble dlsarr inging Influence.
However, wlth our national lnstltutlons
of cornmerce and Industry so active and
prosperous, and wlth every contrib
utlng Interest fortlfying our funda
mental condltlon, the Amerlcan stock
markets are lncreasing their powers of
fllgestlon to a degree when lUdden calls
on them will be met with resourui h of
absorptlon equal to any emergeney.
Tryouts on the stock market when
ample support Is afforded are helpful
ln establlahlng confidence ln the public
mind. No country offers such a variety
of. good lnvestments as tho United
States, and lnclderdnl occurrences
should not be allowed to play on the
emotlons of investors nnd cause need
less selling of good securitles.
In every fresh era of greater eventa
and ages men properly equlpped men
taliy and physlcally fur the dutles of
the period are found ready and vigor
ously active. Such ls the situation to?
day. The I'nited States is no longer
confir.ed to the I'nited States, but is a
world power ln eommerco and tlnnnce.
Our .'.early foreign trade now appmxl
mates -H 000,000,000, a sum in ?*_____
of any other country exeept England.
Further, it ls comfortlng to say that
tht I'nited States ls the richest country
ln the world. Separaling ?peeulatlon
from Investment ls a diflicull task, as
even ln some of the best of Inveetment
pun hases the speculatlve elenunt ls in
the mind of '.he buyer. Put the old
?tmlle uf the srtinging of the dock pen
dulum Is weil tu bear in mind, and in
thla .uuntry, v ith sm h a bri^ht future,
lt is unwlse to be frighteced l y wavcr
Ings of the stock markeis if care hM
been exet-ieed in the ?eJecttaC- of secu?
ritles.
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
IBy Tel< greph to Ttit- Ttihe
Fail River, Haaa., <>(?' & Tbe New
EnKiand cloth marketa, *__**plaj*ed a mod*
?rate amoonl ol eetlrtty laal ereek, bet
tlie business that was .1 kaall** accom
1 ::shed was hv ti" ne__M ni?c It 13
retlmate- that the sales are la the neigli
iorhuo'1 of ICOtOM I'leces. Iiuyers have not
n-er-st.d th-ia-clvos iu m*klua lax
pt*-*ahaaaa nnd general hurlnc-s has Wn
confined almost entirely to limltcd
arnounts.
The uncertaintle*: of tho cotton markejs
have heen tho in.-ans- of causing BrOOPeT1
! tlre Imyaaa to hesitate, and some- have
expressed the opinion thai cloth taload
will go lower, hut such an expresslon can
hardly be credited in vlew of the faet that
Btad* sheets now show a very limited
amount of goods ln nillla' t torehouses, and
| the supply actually on hand is conslder
? .ilily smaller than waa the case a year
i pajo, Whau th.re waa more or lese liqutda
tioti. Then. too, the demand ls comfort
Bbly h^rge enough to take care of a major
portlon of the wcekly productions m* the
i nllla, and, therefore. it la hardly to be
! expeetC- that clyth pricea will ahow much
! of .1 reduction. lf any. at least during Xhe
j next two montha. Some of the Ia**f4
I mer hanta have openly advlsed thelr trad
to p_*___BB at pricea which are now pre
\ai.ing.
'l.ie resumptlon of work by the strlking
l.M.jn ftxers at the Fall Rlver Iron Works
Ifllla materially alded tho cloth market,
and the settlement of the dlfferenct-s also
' KH\o strength to the cotton market to
! somo extent. The cotton yarn markets
role. lirm, but buyers havo not shown a
willingness to contract for their l_t***
wantA The raw cotton market was flrm
' httt qcil. t. . _ .
The following are the quotatlons for last
week: B-lneh, 64xu4, 4c, non_nal: Vt-lnco,
64x60, "**4c, nomlnal; 27-tnch. 64xW, I |CJ
?7-inch **"_*, *F_c: 27-inch. 56-U.2, ***K< : ?s V
? Inch. 64x64. 5>.c, and a?-lnch, <*x72, o->,c.
NO COMPLAINT HEARD
I Commercial Agencies Report
Improved Oonditions.
For the we. k In review of natlonal trade
and Industry "Iiunn'a Review" aaya !n
i l'<*r*:
"In no s-ctlon ls definlte complalnt of
deticlcney ln trade now heard, whlle ln
I moat sections there ls pronounced buoy
; ancy, wlth the voltime of buslness ln e.x
I cess of forrn-r years, an urgent demand
! for lini_4fl?*te d.-llvery and a satlsfactory
.lemand for future dellvery reachlng well
Into next year. The more even geotfraphl
caJ dJntrlbution of lndustrlal and mercan?
tile activity ls now a marked feature
Fore-Jgn polltlcal conditlon.. wti'c-h BM-B
war possible, cause sotne uncertalnty, hut
the effect on markets here Is Ul__B> In
' wheat, whlch la mad.. BmMT thereby. al?
though tbe crop penaataaa to be one of
tba two or three *ar4J44t B**4ff harv<_fed
1 The whet.t movement Ir. the N'orthwest Ih
unpreccdt nted. Altlmugli l*M84 haa I.B
! aome det.-rloratlon in cotton. tbe govern
? ment report promls*?s u very large cr< n.
pr. tiablv abOTO tbe av. ra08 for ten fl
ii dlatur* um iaa Interfeaa aotnowhnt
wlth'the textllc ii.iMii-tri.-s, but 4 wtder
_t**ti**bo__fl ia rapoetad for both eottaa
?md WOOllaaa. nnd tbe WhOta trade ls ex
perlencir.g B rev! ved ncflvity ln Ita **_***-?li
hranebea both wbelea4le nnd r.-taii. Act
' nal condltlons ln tba Bb44 trade Improve
' and the p**oaj.ects fOf next y< ar nre con
B*d< r--.! bright. Th. actlve demand for all
b*oa and ateel peadoeta coattnnaa and
Copper prodlietlea and consumptlon are
; also at a hlgh polnt The railroad8, OBB*
, front.d wtth tbe blgg.-st trafflc ln thelr
hletory, are buylng of **aj_*naB4Bt heavlly
j Thelr earnings are Increasing and the
' gross gains fOf three weeks in September
were 11 per cent Money oontlnuea ln
droafl demand, but tbe banks are ap
. pnreatly ln an esoellent pedt_*_i and are
meetln-.' < v.i y legltlmate need There la
a arorld-WWM demand for gold, algnltl.-ant
of a eoinmerclal advanc*, but It ls not.il 1*?
tbal th. Unlted Mataa i. gettlng n abara
of the nietal, and further gold Importa are
predlrted. Tbe Heptember lasues of new
aaenrltlaa, whlle leas than tn August, were
over IM.Oflt),-*.*. larger than ln tba rorre
lepo-dtni month laal yaar1. Bank etnarb*?a
tblfl v.'.k liKt.ased 216 per ent over
la*>t y.-.-tr nnd 29 2 p.-r cent over lfoi. l'< r
j eign commerc-e rontlnues large. the total
at New York for the latest WOtB belng
gMMIMt against pVMiJti ln I911 and IT'.
.'?1,714 Iti lt_. Kxports were larger tb?4
ln the two precedlng yeara. whlle Impor'
P. r. ii trlfie iitnler ?U, thuugh tnu.il
trreater tban in ina Pbllarsa for the nine
n Btba eontraat so Bbarply with the pfcala
evldencea of bnalaaai ad**4n4a ln .di 'i au
tora aa to Indlcate th_t they ar.- n prodoet
of ps^t ratlier than pr. sent con.lltioris.''
in Hih report ..f Biadatreat i I
lowing ls the stiinrnary:
"Trade reports nre more nnlformly fa?
vorable thun at any previous tlme thls
y. ;.r Thia la partly nu.. to tbe reaarren re
of aettled wentber tbrooaboot lar..-.- Bf**_?
el ti.. Nortk and \v..m. nnd ala i boeotue
of the adtanoa of iba aattan hB-raal at
tha Boat- te h polnt abara tt has, ba*
ol free marketlna, bacan tn affect
retaU and jobbla_ Aat?and. l*roni ntany
pointa ln th.^ \',eat reporta nn- tbal trade
la excellent, whlle lonUtatn repurta, as a
whole, are more optliDlatlo, wlth Tex.iM
and lower Mls.ls.lppl Vailey polnt. aend
lng the most satlsfactory advi -es. Jo:.
bltig distrlbutlon Is stlll relatlvely th.i
most ai-tlvo branoh of trade. and lmme
dlate fall demand ls largaly responslbl*
for tho full volume of sulca and shlpments
reported. Wholenle trade for dl.tant
perlods la stlll aubordlnate to calia fur
cjulek coasumiitlon, but at N'orthweaw i n
and other W.stern polnt. thero are e\l
deiicea of 4 rath. r fi .-er orderlnK f'?r n.-*.t
spiiti^. Hoiih'- trade wltb tabbera, as 4I40
retall denii-.tid, has b.-en benedtod by fall
testivais and eool aeathi t, bul it la noted
that mall orders are of g>. tierally good
voi'wii.-, and there is Inrrraalni avldanea
in the ootnptalnta of d4l4yed recelpt ot
ajoodi thal past coriM.-rvatism iu orderlnf
or low stocks may bring trouble." of thelr
own to morehanta who hnd coanted too
Oanfld'-titly on heing aid..- to secure BUp
ptMB as frecly BJ Ot?<.-ded. DrygOOda elotb*
ing, shoes, bardware and grocetiea mnke
up a large part of tbe rotume of trade
naw doit... white- in iha baavh r lines of
trado or industry Iron and ,^te. 1. luml r,
liia'hllK-r.v, coal and coke all attOW ??>.? p
tlonully strong d.-inand. J.-welry ls aet!*-,
bnt sotnn tastlle naanfaeturara tind labor
troaMea and naa) lawi a bar ta _uii pro
daetlon."
HOTELS GET B GRADE MILK
Lcdeile Says There Are Now
Few Exceptions to This Rule.
Wtth few exeeptlona >-u Um bot?I. ln
tl.e dty ar< non **ervlna **rad< it milk.
Thia .*?_.:? menl aa?? mad ? y< *?erda* by
Health vonunlaaioner Ledttrli aben he wai
;?.-!...I ii im reporl waa troi tbal all the
i ....I. : - hon ?. i? now ut Inj tbal
ftait The CJotntnU?loner naid be had
been Informed that hotel men won .'
aiatli14 that dealer. anpply tbem arlth tbat
frade.
Recentl* thi Now ITOrli Mllh Commit?
tee eondueted na InTaatlaatlon Into me
milk purreyed by n nnmbei "t th. botel.
ln thi dty, and ?? *"' b ! lhat a b i ar
?.?. de of milk waa belni aold.
? ., de I' milk iiii-lii!.- BOk ' led raw mllh
and paateiirtaed mllh pi rdoced under a
pornni laanad then for i>> tha Board of
',' aitb, and produced and bandled in ac
i culaiice with stieii.il tiiles 44? regula
tions r- iatijig to Iha paatenrlaatlon of
miik. Th.- tai ma al a Mt b tha
raw mtik is prodoeed mnel obtaln al loaat
8| polnts in on ofBdal acore by Iha Do*
padment of Hoaltb Tbe pantanrtaad
tnllk mud be ileli-. ei.il to th< OC?_?**__*(
within thirty-six. hoara alter paateurtaa*
tion
Ezecutor
Trustee
Cbarteref. 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. 16,18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Offlce, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
Trafelen' Letten of Credit, Foreign Eichange,
Administrator Guardian
Following is the usual table giving the number of sharea of all stocWe dealt
in last week, together with the highest, lowest and final prices of the week, the
net changes of the week, and the high and low price* in the year 1912, with the
high and low pnces in th* year 1911: _'
No. | i |
?;._.-?, Dlv. | Dlv. I
jold. i g_U| yi.iijj
*_,e_
*Oi ? ?
-.060
15V |
lfi. 1,1 VI
ioo]
i_e,iovl
*\_00|
T.ywi
:i'aj i
Mel
?{001
1,0-0
110
ioo, ?
1,400 -
1,400, ?
900
000 --
4.300 ?
."
2.000
1 *-..', .*.
0,000 4
iOO 7
1,300 II
7.1,1.1 ..
4.000 7
1
' 10 7
too r>
4a.ll _
kl
.-?-?I
-.HI
lAHOs-OuU lu W.
uu pret lat pd. ?
4.35|Amal Copper ...
0.bo,Aii. A_r ciicmlcal
6-.7| du pr.fcrreu..j 1004
ti.7h.Ain Beat bugiix.| TO*tbI
S.bStJua Li 6 iv I'y pr.., 1-6 !
-- [____ncaii Caa ., 4'>'*i|
i 4.04, Uu prefamd. Uin
08 '??;
_._v,Arii _ar _ Fo-ndry
-.Ll-, d . [li-liTIC..j tli
7.7*. A-Q-rlc__ Ciiies pr., 77
7.-_,ain COaJ I'r.Kiucta. | 07
? , An.er t'otion ull... .7
0.e;i Aiiurk_ii *_xpr,:__..| IM , 11"
-- |Ain HlUu & lA!_llier| O.i H',
? I do
I (j-.tatlon record, I
IWK. end Oct. ?., IU.
|lii_h.| Low. iClose. i
ST Kl
m%\ mh
-S v? I bS',? j
l0O?, 1004 |
734 ( 73 V1
K.o | IU
43ft 444 j
1__%] 113%
'.i ( , Mtt
m i us
774 l 77 li
07 | 07
M.i 604
, !:_;._' 1U1-. JUtig*
IHIfb-jL-*W- -Ugh-I
. [ tes. I ft._aet I
preferred
I Atn II ?? Ih ,.r,t|, ?
? , Ain'-ri? .ni l.lnm.id
? 1 do piefcr:*?_.. ..
:Aii Lo. oiuollve .
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OFFICERB
E. C. CONVER9E,
Preaidcat
ALEXANDER H. 8TFVEN4.
Vic-I're.ideat
THOMAS COCHRAN. JR..
Vicc-I'reiidtnt
HENRY J. COCHRAN,
Vicc-Preaidcnt
BARKI.EY WYCKOFF.
_____a
JAMES R. TROWBRIOGE.
Secretary
HOW ARD BOOCOCK.
Trcciurar
DI
BENJAMIN ALTMAN.
B. A.iiuo _ Co.
GEO. F. BAKER.
I'tiiJriain BM N.tioul Baak
STEPHEN BAKER.
Frf.i Irnt B.nk ot the M.nt?tun Co.
GEO. B. CASE.
Whlte _ C._. Aitoraer*
JOHN CLAFLIN.
Preilde nt l 'ulte 1 Dry Gooda Co'a.
THOMAS COCHRAN. JR.,
VUe- Pretident
BDMUND C. CONVERSE.
Preildeat
HENRY P. DAVISON.
]. ?. Morian * Co . i? nkera
JOHN I. DOWNEY.
b ... *inar Con.uuttion
ELBERT H. GARY.
Oata*?- II.* Steel Corpo?ttoo
ROBERT WALTON GOELBT.
FRANCIS L. HfTSE,
Pietideat Firtt Natioaal Bank
THOMAS W. LAMONT.
J. P. Motfia & Co.. Baakeia
RANALD H. MACDONALD.
Real EsUta
RECTORS
EDGAR L. MARSTON.
H, .1: - Co., U.akeu
JOSEPH B. MARTINDALE.
Pirtideat Chrmical NatioaalBaak
GATES W. McOnKMii.
Prea. Mecharioa- Metala Nat. Baak
CHARI.F.S A. I'EABODY.
Pro MniL'i! Uf- In.nrance Co.
DANIEL E. POMEROY,
Vice-Pieti.leal Uaakeo TrultCo.
WILLIAM H. PORTER.
J. P. Mo.f.B _ Co., t?akcra
SEWARD PKOSSER.
Pieteteat Liheit> Natioaal Baak
DANIEL G. REID,
Ko. k Island Sysum
DOL'GLAS UOB1NSON. Re.t E?.ta
ARCHIBALD D. RUSSELL.
ALEXANDER H. STEVENS,
\ ka-raatattat
BENL STRONG, Jr..
'. . - : icaldeal B i'i?.M Tmit Co.
CHARLES L. TIFFANY.
Vk* l'rr-tent TiBany ft Co
THF.ODORE N. VAIL.
Prrs. __ari?? T-Iagrapli _ Talephone Co.
ALBERT H. WIGGIN,
Pfeildeat Cha? Natioaal Baak
Trustee for Personal Trusts
FIFTH AVENUE 0_ 36TH STREET, NEW YORK
Our Circular on
CALIFORNIA PETROLEUM
AND
MEXICAN PETROLEUM
W ll Be Sent on Reqttest
BOYER GRISWOLD & CO.
BA.NKERS
Members Netv York Stock Exchange
42 BROADWAY NEW YORK
KAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS (Continued).
No. I
..l.rea | Dlv.
?old. ! Rate
8t*i?i 7
Buo
MB
488
300
BBB
tjaa
8.180
t.ieol
aaal
aaa
84f.B'k>
l?.4_l
8U.5QII
2,0<??
ioo
108
Z.ooo
4.000
SOOO
l.lOOl
10.-?'?
100
41.280
(Vio
4.000
4.300'
l.gno
_****< lj
?And
i
Dlv. 1
yi-M
ti ii'. do preferred.
ll'nit-d Ry Inveat.
, do preferred.
i ? U 8 C I P A F>
6.3*., do preferred.
? I' *J Indi? Alcohol.
I.B4 t* 8 Realty _ Imp.
7.37il' H Hubber.
7.1"i do lat preferred
r.lt do lat pref rota.
7 3.'. do 2-1 preferred
.. 28 0 S Steel.
*!.'*? do preferred.
4.(Mlt'tah t'opper .
0.4" Ve-Car Cnandeal .
8.90; do ptaforred . .
? lVft tran C 4 C
? iVuican Dattantaa.
8.OBi dt preferred.
? IWabaata .
? j di. preferred.
? Western Maryland.
8.71 Weatern I'nlon Tel
4 71,Weatln?houae Mtg
ti.tit' do preferred ...
H71 Wooiworth .
fl.OD do preferred.
? IWheellnir *- la ?
? I do lat preferred
? I do 2d preferred
? Wlaconsln t'entral.
ra. Total aalea for the
yuotatlon record, |
. wk elt'l Oct :.. \2
IHItjh. j Low. |Cloae. .
70 ? 8t
*.--. ta
i2u, i?a
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70*4 ?*|
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18 IJ
II
8187679 aharea!
TREASURY DEPOSITS.
'"flacrie'a Review" for the week has the
following on Treasury deposits:
"Tt has been contended that Iba Treas
ury deposits should have been made any- !
way to relleve the Intcrtor of the oountry. I
The fact ls, however, that these move
mentB ln th" larse money eetatrw have
llttle effect In tho country reglon. The
deposits could not he. made by the Treas
ury wlth the country banks dlrect, as
these have practlcally no bonds tO put up
aa collateral. and. of courae, would not
be beneflteii by buylng them. And us _-*
aa rates for money are coni-erned. they
nre not Influeneed by whnt Is golng on ln
tli.- large money centres Tlu* lnter*-st
rate ln the country hank la niore or teea
of a flxture. Scasona nnd condltlons have '
not much to do wlth lt It doea not'
change any more than the Btyle of hnta
worn by tha farmera. It ls either 6 or 8
or 10 or 12 per cant, aecordlna to tho ka
callty; and wlnter or luntmcr doea not
change It, or what Now York doea, or
<hlcago either. Monay ln tho S. uthwest, j
for instanoe, Is costlng for buslneaa re
qulrementa from 8 p_r cant to 8 per cent. |
Now a dopoelt of an extra ieO.OW.000 gov- i
ernment money would not have the allght- i
?st effect in lowerlng the oountry rate.
The prlce Is euch and euch a rtgure?and ;
you can take lt or leave lt. And anyway |
even In the larger towns, they wouldn't
area beer about It untll long after tlie
extra harveet d.manda had passed?tlie j
banken might. but the eoatanan
wouldn't."
SPANISH FRAUD GETS PREY
Americans Caught and the
Postmaster General Warns.
[From The Trlbune Purcaii. ]
Washington, Oct. 8.?Spanish svMndlers
are operatlng cxtcnsively ln thls country I
agala, aml niuny viotlms hava appealed
to the poatal authoritles, with the re?
sult that the I'ostmuater Oeneral has
leeued ? warntng. Mi. Hltchcock ur-.s
poetmaatan to eoeaaeunleate the detalla
ot the awladla to the public in ever*'
poeelble way. Ho oatllnee the methodal
oi the awlndlara and polnts out that
preeecutloa is almoat ImpoenlbU He
eaj s:
The aeheme oonatata ln aendlng lati ira
to certaiii pareoiia who bave prevloualy ]
been aelectad by confederatee, The
fouadation of the plol varlea eomewhat
in aoma Inatancea the wrlter preaente'
hlmaelf as a dying prlsoner ln a mllltary
fortreae Hfl bas it fortune on depoait
ln tlu- Unltad states, but tha eertlflcatea
of atock are concealed In a aecrel recep
taele ol kla rallee, ? hicii has been oetaed
by a Bpanlah court and will bfl beld
untll the prlsoner, or lus repreeentatlve,
liax ...iti.sl'.i-il thr coat of the trial. Mo
clalma dlatant relatloneblp with the a?i
dreaaee.
ir tne tirst letter beara t'rult it la
qulckly followed by othara, In whlch the
prlaoner'a daughter playa a prominent
part. she is in Spaln wlthout ? bhe*
teetor. A propoaal i-; made te aend her,
accompanlad by a prteet, to tha newhr
found relafive for protection if cnougll
money is sent to releeee tbe valrlaa con?
tuining the oecrot receptacle and the cer?
tlfleetea of deposit. if the relatlve wiii
a< cept the trust he i? to reeeivc one
fourth of the prlaoner'a entlre fortune of
about l.o.ooa pounda Of course. the
"relatlve" never hears fiom the swln
dlofs after he has sent the money re
queeted.
"Under the Spanish laws," says the
Postmnster Oeneral, "a felonv must be
committed before the police may act,
and a mere attempt to obtaln money by
fhlee protencea does not appaar to war->
rant arrest The money must be aetual"
ly pald over und the prOQQCUtlag Wlt?
nesa must be present In peraon to tes
tify; otherwlse proaecutlon would be
useleaa "
CHEAPER MEATS IN SIGHT
_ a
Sir Oeorge Reid Predicts Sup*
ply from Australia.
'rroa- ti-.. "Mbaae Hanna l
Was'nlns-ton, Oct. 6. -Moat prleea ~Ul
take a irop when the Panama Canal
opens. 4-cor?lnc to Bb Qeocan R*!**.
HUh Coaunlaaloaar of AaotraHa in i_n?
iaa. Me baaaa his predlctton on to.
faet that It will cost lens to M.lp c_ttl.
att?l .lieep from Auatralla to tl.e Ki-tern
markets by way of the canal tlan lt doea
i.ow.
"lt wii! donb?eaa be auri rlai) i ta _?*
I her. t" know that we have la
Auatralla naasiy twtce ai many sheep ?_
theea 414 in the rnited stat.--." said 8tr
Oeotia. "hut that l* a faet. In tne I'nite.
Kt.it.ra thaaa an? about rtfty-tn-e miitt*
in .nl of aheep; ln Australia there ara
more than nltiety-flve tii:lllon head.
"There can be no doubt that wlth the
shortenlng ot the dl.tance from Au.tra.
to the Aineri.-i'ti markets by the "-?>?""*>
Canal, a gieat Impetua erttl be glv? ??
Bhlpptaaj and ralslng cattle. erOP wlth U_
tanif in thi. country as hlffh a. It lf. -4
havo made no plana yet, but now that tM
canal la almoat complete, I am .ure tta
matter 4.11 be glven cor.?.'iorat_4 at
once."
Slr _40*r_4 left thls morttln?- for Na*
Tork, ahore ha arBl be th. gueet of hc_?
at h lt.neheoti ln the elubhonoa of tM
Pllgrima ol Ame rton to-inori a At tM
M'al_orf*Aatorla, Tuoaday i **_?
attend a arnoker glven by tl ? Caaai*
Ctuti -f Noa York In Ma honor. H. *i*
B4ll li'.in Naa v.ii-k Tueaday a: midnlf**
raiBltanla. .?___.-_ to i-mdoate
take tii> bla datlaa
SAYS JEWS NEED RELIGIOI
English Exponent of Liberal Ja
daism Speaks Here.
A laiR.- oo*a*-i*e_atlon heard i^rael At***
-araa, o< Cam_rtd_a Unlverelty, Kngi***
yeaterda] mornlng ln .arnegle Hafc ?*?
apofca nn?er the auaptoea of tne WA
_y-*a_o?ue. The apeaker "? intree?*?
b) Ral bl Wlao, aho said ih< xdahat *****
, . chlal raprcaontattve of liberal MhV
ban ui Rngland,
"Any movement among ?!> Jew. ?**?
founded upon reltgioi-i ts .inti--*n-**
Mr Abrahama "Tht j.-v.i.h a**4|*
rlaea to Ita hetght only b* Ita relit_fJ?
Inaptratlon, and Uberal Judal.m can a*
thia eeeential and neceaaary torve. B
tho foroa thal can aolve the probla
m "I-?! ti Judal.m." ,. .**
Whlle ln ihe Ity Mr. AbraharnaeLEj
gueet of Henry Morgenthau at No. aj*2
,:,! atn et. Ht wlll dellver two aya-g
on "Liberal "udalam." the tlrst tt.
Temnlc _m_nu-K.l veatry and *"'.__*.
,.t tlu Temple l.-tael vestl* '''^ ''fliil
After lei vlng New Vork Mr. AbraB~J
wlll vlsit aitil lecture at \ale. ? ?.-*__
Pennaylvanla, Johna rlop* na *-*""*^
Btanford and other tiniv.-tsute.-,. ^
DIVIDEND NOTIC68. _
UNITED FRUIT COMPArV
DIMDKM) NO. 53
.*. quarterly dlvldend of two p?r ***'
the eapit.il atock of thia Company ri?? JJ
declar**-. payable October 18th. 1?"*> *"
offlce <>f the Treaeurer, 181 **?*<" B,n** pj
IOO, Maa... tc. .tockholdera of rec*>rd ?
cloae of buaineaa September 14th. llU"'
C'HARU'S .X. ItrBBAPD. Ti-???"*ZSc*
INTKRNATIONAI. 4TRAM im,M!'vct'
PrtEFERRET) BTOOK I?l \ 11> 1-:"** t> -"****j
No. 118 It'imy, Ne? York Clty. " ' "S
A r.'KCllur <|uarterly .llvlcleml >>f '?
cent on ttte l'r.-ferred Sto.k <?f ,n"1*i_
tlonal Bt?-*_ I'limj Co. wlll be P?"*_"_1
vember lat to atockholrtera of recoro ?
cloae of buaineaa <>n iv.nt.er Wh. ^?g.
A. XV KENWORTHT, Trtamt*^
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