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High Grade
Investments
33 Pine St.,
New York
WOTHIHGTOSELLBUTSERVICE "_
Stocks
of the Hour
Car Lighting & Power
International Motors
Standard Motors
Electric Boat
Complete detailed report sent
free 0:1 requeit. Ask for 43-D. D.
JONES & BAKEB
erptKrK nateywKsvs
50 Broad Street, New York.
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aajasf-ssasj l?*i??n?*pl aha?? nn?tnn
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United Cigar Stores, Ltd.
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A pr?.f?iT?il ?Inrk ?luit lut? during th?
pa?t vrnr paid 1 nuil a M% common
otiick dividend.
Mor? b'i"firii aaaur?d by
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Our -|t" iiil ? irciilar No. SOS g!v?a
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Marconi Wireless Stocks lake Torpede
Standard Motor Car Lighting & Power
Klectric Boat
and many r?tli?r market ?peclaltlee
Copy sent upon request
Harvey A. Willis & Co.
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H linnv. N. 1. Pboaea 1?.-S? Breed
Municipal Bond? 4''.*.
Public Utility Bond? T*l
and Note* 7' i
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60 BROADWAY
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FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE AND ABROAD
War Stocks Quieter, with
the Trading Better
Distributed.
Munition stock* were dealt in ye?
terday in 1rs?, sensational faablon than
for the |TMtet part of last wnk. The
ch.-ck applied to dealings in thi? sec?
tion served to turn speculation into j
other channel?. Active trading broad- i
er.ei? to include, as well a? equipment ?
concerns and the ?.mailer steel com ,
panics, coppers and railroads. Uedue- i
tion of the day's total to under 600,000
?bares indicated less outside interest,
as well a? ?mallei scale of professional
operations.
I- the afternoon Westinghouse, Can
and 4'rueihle advanced, but not one of
these issues made a ?rain of as much as
4 points. Can, which made the most
improvement, was less than 3 points
higher at the close. Crucible -nd West
Inghonse went under Saturday's close,
but recovered to end With i Si gain-.
Allis-Chalmers, which is benefited by
the demand for machinery an well aa
bv reported war ordei?., wa? again
rather heavily dealt in, and made a net
gain of over 2 points.
The copper stocks, in spit? of recent
reports of production catching up with
? demand, were at their b: ?t up B point
or two. American Smelting and Re?
fining held nearly 2 points of its pain
at the close, pnd Anaconda whs up over
2. In the equipment group gains of 2
and 3 points were fairly general. The
railroads in the tarif afternoon were
decidedly firm, but fell back generally
to a close with fractional gains. St.
i Paul recovered more than a point of
it? recent loss, and Read.ng and Cana?
dian Pacific made similar advances.
? United Prates Steel, the mon active
d the day ?round M -
up over a point, but did not get quite
to (W.
The government'? report of the cot?
ton crop's condition on July 26 showed
depreciation of 6 points, which was
about twice as bad us had been ex?
pected. There is still much time he
fore the crop is made, however, and
rices for the staple were not raised
?y the estimate. Railroads that de?
pend for much of their traffic on the
prosperity of the cotton belt made
practically no recession on the
Yesterday's figures point to a crop of
around L2,0O0,(KK) bales, against over
16,000,000 last year.
Kxcitement over profits to be derived
from filling needs of war is not con?
fined to our own markets. The latest
proof is presented in the reason
asenbrd for the failure of a $12,000,000
E per cent loan by the Danish govern?
ment. The underwriting bank? had to
take up half the amount, because, ac?
cording to cable dispatches ready
money is being attracted by the mush?
room Tentures which spring up as a
consequence of the war. Here, too, we
ters, more or less of
the get-rich-quick variety, emboldened
by the flamboyant course of stocks in
? eompany. So they are emerging
with propositions calculated to enable
them to acquire part of the public's
idle *"unds.
The money market opened the week
a trifle firmer for collateral loans. Call
wat renewed at 2 per ent, one- j
fourth of 1 per cent higher than the
?r Friday, and time accommoda
?.lffened" a little. Sterling ex?
change made some recovery and then
weak, but did not get down as
low aa 4.76 in the pound. Since the
end of the week more than $3,000,000
m gold bins and coin has come from
Canada.
I
AVERAGE Of THF. TKIIll NK> l m
4ii I llTEEN RAH 6.
Ancust 2. jreaterdajr'a clone . io.*..!>'?.".
July ;ti . IM IS I
4!iic wrrk nu?.1SS.SS8
line nii.nlIi .mu.IOS.SS3
.lnl> .in 1!<I 1.1114 .fir,
Iln.ii for July. 10 ??".'?
Lo? f.,r .lnl> .101.918
M it h f.,r .Inn?.IHK. .17
l.i.i? Inr .lune. IOS MS
llii.li fur Muy.111..-.?.*
In? for Mil .1U4..T*Q
High f'ir \pril.114 .0?
I...? fur Iprll .1II..2S7
!l?sh fur Frbraarj.11M.7M
I iiv? fur I rlirii.irj.10119.
lligli for Mure'i.108.108
l.i.? for Mart-fa.I0S.SBS
High for January.108.9:3
I i>\\ for January.IOS.687
Htfk, lull ?rar, 1914.lili. 191
l.i.?. full year, MM.?ojinm
AVERAG1 4i* I'll I : TKIIH M/s UM
111 1IVI.I.VK INDISTKIAI.?
AumiHt '', >e*tenlay'? cloae.8V?81
,li,l, 1,1.814.8H8
4>ne week aso.84flu
line month a|o.8'.' SSI
July SS, 1914.?7.4?7
nigh for July.sesee
1 i? f ir July.80.'18
High for June.8'..(188
I ew for June.7K.:< 1.1
High for May.85.05?
low for M..?.74.479
lligli for April.?.'. 1*,.?,
1 ow for April.7.V344
tlir.li for Manh.75.15?
ion fur March.70.094
High for Frliruarv.7.3.3??
I . ? f. r I rl.ruary.c,'i M?;
Hig'i for Jaauary..73.9|fl
la?? fur Junu.iry .70.77S
High, full ?ear, 11)14.S1.8?4
low full ?rar, 1914.?7.417
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
RA? Hi 81 l.i ' DISCOUM1 ll-T
la;a M Ira, I ?.rr ic-.l. up '
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CALL 1 1 IffcMt, ?
TIM' . itcidi n?". .
'\ni.i: ?'Al'l.44 r.? | -air?.
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Steam Pump War Order.
Al oil i'inl of li -ream
I'nmji Company statt-.:
the coi pleted an
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will includi facture of
tiuns for um- t'v tin- Allies. This eon
earn, he ?aid, m working on ;?'
similai contract which if .signed ?ill 1
be for a much larger turn. I
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. AUGUST 2. 1911.
Total ?ale? of almlia M.nul.iv. HMM, aninst 2SMM Saturday. rW..I00 a
week acn; Stork Ktrhan?;e doted a >eai airo. I rum January I to date, 7?.,*'.: 1,600,
a-rain-t Ki.Its,100 a year ago.
roto
Alaska <.nli| M?. ?
lAllia-Chalraera Co....
halasen < o. pr
Ain. Agr. Chemical. .
Am. Beet Bagar.
ion Range.
?old. Open High Low. Final
34% 82% 34 H
SB .
71 >? 70
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N.-t
ch-fc. |
82% I
71
; e Mi
Am.
Am.
Am.
A m.
Am.
B. Sb. ft l'y. pr.
?'an .
Can
4,200
36.700
2,100
6,200
100 168 i ?"
37.7(1(1 ;.:'-, 6H
100 1064 106'
8,200 51
100 1 i?% 1 19
ion us 118
1,700 6iM
1,400 71-?
. 21
?an pr.
Car ft Founilry Co.
Coal Product
Am. Coal Products pr.
Am. Cotton Oil.
Am. Hule ft Leather,.
Am. Ice Securities...
Am. Linseed .! 1,700 12K
Am. Linseed r?r.' 600 31
Am. Locomotive .j 8,600 64%
Am. Smelting .' 10,400 7'.?
Am. Smelting pr.
Am. Snuff .:
Am. Stiel Foundry....
Am. Tel. ft Tel.I
Am. Tobacco pr new...1
Anaconda . 13,400 6?Mi 71Mi 69
A'chison., 4,600 100% 101% Id?'
'.".?'.
im? 107 . l".'
inn 180 160
!.::.?.' 12%
121% 122
100 106% 106M
I
6
8
?'
;. Atlantic Coast Line.
Baldwin Locomotive Co. 7,700 70
R Baltimore ft Ohio. 6,40?) 79
i Baltimore * Ohio pr... 800 70% 70
lothuhem Steel .; 8,800 261
8 Hrooklvn Rapid Transit 800 B6% 86
80 Hutte ft Superior. 1300 68% 70
Cal. Petroleum . 2,900 11 '- 14
7 Cal. Petroleum pr.I -Inn 32 35
1" Canada Pacific .' 4,6 10 144 1 16
8 Central Leather . 1,400 11% 42
7 Central Leather pr_ 100 103% 103
I iiesapeake ft Ohio_ 2,800 1"
hi. (.rent Westen._ 1. ?? ? 12 12
? Chi. tirent Western pr 14100 29% 3 l
i ?'hi., Mil. ft st. P. 2,61
7 t hi., Mil. ft St. P. pr... 300 125 125
7 Chi. ft North Western. 300 124 124
? !chi., R. I. ft Pacifie.... 12,100 13 141
60 Chino Con. Copper. 4,700 45'
I oL Fuel ft Iro",!. 6,200 39 10
ntincntnl Can. 8,700 7:
7 Continetit.il Can pr_ MO Ki0-\ I'M
Comstock Tunnel . 1?'?' .11 .11
Corn Product.? . fioii 15% 151
fi Corn Product?? pr. 800 80% H":
? |Crucilile Steel . 81,000 67% 7i>
7 Crucible Steel pr. 100 103
Dban-Am. Supar . 200 no
7 Heere Co. pr. 100 "
Denver ft R. (>. pr..
? - Distilling Securitiea
I tome Mines .!
? Frie .
? Prie 1st pr.
Krie 2d pr.
8 General Electrical Co.
General Motors .
1 roodrieh, B. F.
7 Great Northern pr.
's Gt Northern Ore subs.
16 Guggenheim Kxpl.
7%iHomestakc .
6 Illinois Central .,
Inter, Con.
lo?;% 106%
71%
I'll 16% 1-1.")%
r. ?L on. pr.
?Inspiration copper ....
Inter.-Metropolitan
2, Mu
83,400
1,400
?tit. Harv. of X. .1.| 2,000
100
1,10 I
Int. Harr. Corp.
Inter. Paper pr.
Kan. City Southern....
Kan. City Southern pr.
Lackawanna Steel
200. 8
900 2t.*i 27
' ?
, 27%
3,800 41?% 42%
i 34
2,1"" 172% 173%
1-1 1 - !
800 51% 62%
1,400 U- II'1',
13,200 11
6,800 61%
B? 117' i 118
100 103% .
1,400 2\\
74% '
33%
?Jl1, 211
98 i 104%
60 60
. 38*4
:'",T
55% 57
50 50*?
69%I 70
12%
84%
17.1 "?v
IM 'v
61 v, 63 i
llT'i 118
Lehicrh Valley . 3,:'"" 143% mi - 143% 141 -
Louis ft Nashville. 10
7 Manhattan El. 166
2 May Department Stores
Maxwell Motor . 2,900
7 Maxwell Motor 1st pr.. ?O0
Maxwell Motor 2d pr.. 8,400
Mexican Petroleum ... 4,200
60 .Miami ?'on. Cop. ex div.! 1,600
7 M., St P. ft S. S. M...
7 M., St P. ft S. 8. M. pr
Mo., Kan. & Texas. ...
Missouri Pacific . 2,lo"
Nat Enameling ft Stpg. 2,100
3 National Lead . 1,100
Nat R. R. of Mix 2d pr 100
30 Nevada Con. Copper ... 1,200
Nat ?'?oak ft Suit pr.
N. Y. Air H rake.
1"" 105% 105% I":.'-- 105% . 7,
S.i. IK'C 112
New York Central. 6,700
16
\. Y , N. II. ft II.
X. Y., Ont. ft Western.
Norfolk ft Western...
North American .
Northern Pacific .
Pacific Mail .
Penn. R. R. ex div.
Pittsburgh < oal .
nrgh Steel pr. . ..
? i Steel Car.
Pullman Palace Car....
ilver pr .
Ry, Steel Spring.
Ray Cm. Copper.
8 Reading .
Rep. Iron ft Steel.
Rep. Iron ft Steel pr...
Rumely .
Rumely pr .
Seaboard Air Line.
Seaboard Air Line pr..
ft S. F.
' v S. F. 2d pr... .
7 s si Roebuck .
Sheff. Steel ft I...
outhern Pacific .
n R. R.. ..
Southern R. R pr
M Studebaker .
12 Tennessee Copper.
Texas ft Pacific
3,1"
-
2,200 106% 107
2,200 25% 26
in.? :?i -i
?
- 161 161*
3*4 3'
12.- ... 3fl
II 148% II.''
10,600
1 28
*-* 105
1 7"
T? 107'
2% 321
? . 147%
.,:.
10 Texas Company .! 8,i 138% 133% I
Third Avenue R. R.,
on Hair & Paper.
8 Union Pacific .
Union Pacific pr.I
United Ry. Investment.
E
U. s. Ind. Alcohol
U. S. Ind. Alcohol pr.
C. S. Rubber.
U. S. Rubber 1st pr..
U. S. Steel.
U. S. Stei 1 pr ex dir.
Ctah Cupper .
r. Chemical....
Va -Car. Chemical pr.
Va. Iron c. & C.
6 Well? Fargo P.xnress..
Wi " ? and pr.
4 Western Union Tel.
Mfg. ??>..
7 Woolworth .
7 W. . - .
W. ?v L. E. lat pr.
e, IWillya-Overland .
Ron
?; ,
10,90 12 ? 130
80*4
1O0 17% 17%
67
K
4"" 45% 16%
I"'.'1? 102 V.
48,3011 ?
40.1 111% II!'',
8,:?"" i-::\ 68
5,10" ??
200
100
70"
'?
400 103M
1"" 122% 122%
Km 2 2
4"" 136 136
1%
4% 1371
:-, 51
\ 10'
P? 67
1%
112% 112%
1"! 104%
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS'
Martin, formerlj e
of the Corn Exchange Hunk, and Ed?
il ..'. formerly r.
\i.\e been appointed vice- I
i r. d< ?nd caal ei respect [rely.
Albert A. Tilney, retiring nr.
vey Fiske * Son?, hi ?
to the - - -
,! V
Krank C. Wadaa i beei
i
dealers in unlisl
The i"i" edition of the Mano
Stat.- *
..m on ?fOTernmi
eurities, mining stocks, cram a:. I
ton statistics and change? in c- I
tionr- . .id.?.
Gold Imports Continue.
the w ( a k n ?
foreign exchange through the irr.
tion of ?cold 'u N'ev. Y
have bei n resumed, ll sri
I coin
reasury on
Saturds an at
\ iy Offici V
signmi
?
? - from
Ca?ad i
?
Prices Irregular in Paris.
Pari?, Aue. -? i'iice? were irregular
"ll th? Bo: ' '
! unehange 1 at
; l ondon, 21 ..
centime?.
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.
The annr menl ,,. earning?
'"or thi -
by the American Light
and Power ? irnings
in 1915 m
? 415,610.6*.
?
end..! June 30, from
the 1914 figure of $4,276,144.90 to
ting of th*
r?, on Julj ?
erly easl
deelai . l'1'-..
lend ? ? ?
? iek and ?
the cornrru ? ?
hare? of i .ck on
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I pa ?ugust 2, to
? i July 16, : '
Laelada 'ias Light.
x month i ?
the Laden.
?
?
148,171. Net earnings for th?
- d 11,215,256 in 1911
with $1 1914.
Illinois Iraition.
The monthly report of ? []
earn
?
;?!i of
? '
Montreal Tram?
m pan*/
2 ??31,
.
.red I
lor the year before.
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
?INI.VU.
8,'?< llpfli.
i ' 'n?ek . ?7
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1 m Aiiirrli an ElIM
? Uli Ar!/ i'..iniii-r, lal, 7 S
M Hulla. A Hal 4'?
I.HI Hnltr * Sup?rl-.r ?7
i al'ilnet A Arl- H
Il i aiiuoii a. Mr :,:o
10 i ?Man? la! M
I?? Cafnt ruas? '??'??
if? Eau II'"'- . 12%
i .tiklln - .
74'? Uranbi M
410 Han ? k . . 1??4
i H--i.'i . MH
|.i l.land ?reel pf . ?H1?
.ii 1.1? >4..).l? . 17?
4"'. K?rr I.ak? . . . :tH
I .1 I.ak? 14
I i . salta 1*4
Wavin Vtllay ... 1
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lui) N?.? 1 Ira . . . ?H
Ht ni. Butta 1"
OU llonilnlnn .. 54
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11', 1' i.l l'inl . . KH
47 gnu., y
77.0 H?nl? Y* . 2H
Shannon . S
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Mi S..ml. l.?fc?
M
100 M-ii?-r .?- BMtaa. 3
II .?-.[r ri .r Kommst . 1614
I.TSI Tunara, k . 44"-?
3711 Trinity . 4
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R Sn.iltlng.. 41 \*
1? .|.i ptW . 4?
SM l'tat. .I|?l .... 3H
r Victoria . IV
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'. T-irrlnclon ... 31
Il Mi.? Muh.
20 do prsf .
BONDS.
11.00? 104 "71 Si . 71 71 ri
1.000 ? B ?t 41 Joint 4. MU ?H 94
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
s?>i Obi .
Il Brlll . 7li
|M raw Ml a Steel .. MH
: Electrt. ?<tor?ga. ? 5'
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1 . v\ tramp k ?ai ? ":
BONDS.
12.000 Am Ou * r. iia. S?
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?.O'io )>j Iilum Oaa 5? I05V4
1.00 Lajh Xai l'i? "<:.
I- ?-i??
1,004 l'Iii'a El? '?? . 1?!
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37 4
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CHICAGO BTOCKS
Sal,., 0:?-n
< > Ipbulldlni 19
.
4.47" ' ' Pi ?? .-n 1
4 . - 11.. !t?i.a?i
Il i'I'.ii- Tltl? A TV 307
? 1 . m r?Uaoti r>44
20 i Brick... S4
71. Moi 1 w.r : pf .111
;.... sv 1 u m IMH
.- I": ll S.Ttl.??
lion l',i,.i.v\
149 ?i-.-aari \S irnaf
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104) l'i n l'ai Ida
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S talsnd sir?;
BONDS,
j 1.i-.n. i-M, agr. M Si ?M'a loo1? loov? loi??.
-.
4*?
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114 ?,
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111
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11 4 'a
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Hair? nt*n High. Ixiw I.ast
. . .p. p<.??r i'1 n : IM lor
17;. limulon <nl 11?? 11'? 10 lo
10 Maryland Ca?'ll ?. ? ?? I '.
( ni'ral. S'J?? S3?. &?\ -??,
in 'v
14.000 B B PI A C 4Vja ?3 93 S3 ?3
? -??, <?'.', i'--1-, 94?4j
It] Bait ta.... loi loi loi loi
? lot U! 1"1 III
....
Ml \ v 1 Ii la n'. ?'. - -. -'V?
r A P l'ra- ' ? " "' 71
1 lli. A f M 4? M M " 10
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IMTTSHl RM? STOCKS.
4:
I.SS4
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Ind Brearlas -.
. 11- 4.1?
Nat |.i
oiii. n.? .' .
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14
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High Lan
14?* n?,
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17
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104H
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SHORT TERM NOTES.
1 aka B A M
La?? S .v M
S Y Ont Is,
N Y, N II & H
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101,.
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100
11
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10
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Am 1 t, 1 k il. s. Apr, IS1I
Am ..' ?n IHa. Kov, : U
17.. 100H
lui; ? ? 'Mo 4V. Juna, l?l 1
liali & ' uno 4',?, J11 -
Bklyn Rap rr Sa. July, ISIS
iti??a a Ohio 6?. June, lull
Chic * W I nil b? Sal
T'ai Ii- I! el 4?. Jim
Kr> Ral
Kri? Railroad 6?. Apr. ISI
fcrle Ral oad ???',-?. A|
Cmb'I R?bbt* la, Doe, ? -
. ?. la. Nov. ?or,
)nt Ilar\*.? la, Keb 15. 1911
ta, Sept. 1-1'.
? Ma?, 1917.
Sept It,
?
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.<outl.cn. ,
? ,!' - stair, 191*. lei*? i
Lnreign (.overnment Issue*.
Antantlna s 1 m IE, IS]
Arnair ? ,
Amen I! m ?'?: Mec
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.
German .':t. Janujr., ? ?
aril
v ? and i-, March, ll I
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7,' or h ,1 .,-?"?'?
Norn ai Sa. Orl er 1
? - 1 la, D? ember, ' ?'
Last.
14H
lo'?
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41?
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11
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Yield
a.?.3
2.71
4
4 .;3
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4.00
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2.00
2 Oil
i 19
1
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4 '4
101A
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175
1
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS.
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-
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CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Oil Securities Continue in Favor
?War Group Not So Active
?Mines Steady.
An Irregular market, marked by a
iooxOOSO in speculative activity, wss
seoti on the Broad Street curb yester?
day. Interest was centred in oils, to ?
the comparative neglect of the war
stocks. Pierce Oil was most in de?
mand, advancing half a point to close
at 10. Prairie Oil and (ias gnined 5,
Standard of New York 4, Standard of
New Jersey 12 and Standard of CaL
fornia 5.
Kloctric Hoat new, among the war
stock?, was active, with a fractional
loss. Standard Motor" and Cramp
Shipbuilding were considerably dealt
in, the latter making a net advance of
n. Mining stocka arare steady and
quiet Kennecott Copper ?is gained 1 ?-?
points.
1NIX SI RIALS.
Total
H.'iur'?. ' <: ?n. High I-*??* I-"*-'
.'?' Arn /"trie. bj\ Hit
US? '.'an Nat <; C., l\ 1*4 l**i
I, NW ?Car I.t ft I'otv. i\ 8% ' ?
?Central I-Mty.. 13 12 W? l'?H
H Mo ir<-f .... M 24 :4 .'4
?,6'ai ?Cramp Bhlpl 1? 8844 '?' ?*H :''
888 ?Klectrtc Boal IN K7
1 -? ? u. [.r?f.ico ?78 a ' 8*7
? lo ne? w 1 . u% IS
; ? ? -, 1 li I ? 1 i*i
4i?i ?UeJI Signal. .11 li 11 n
? Bdee Ml*?;... si at U 31
100 ?Houston OU... U U II I
4") ?lot M.r Mur.. t% :\
?'?";???' .. . , , ,
M ?liu Motnre. In', 1? I*"?, l?
.? ?do 1'r.if.. ?8 M 3- 40
1,000 ?In. Sieara P.. 1.A4 I7A<? 4
??lo laref. U 1 .
l. " ?Int r?trol?um ?14 ;.*,
IOS K?ily Bn'neld T18I 188 KM 181
? 'Uiii? Locom... 31 m 3.
l.tM Marconi of Am. 4', 4't 4>h < .
I.888 ?Nat bil C o? O 4., 58 4, 4.
? .. y Traae. u.:4 i'.'i 1*14
?i'rr?n.' M fg.... i.V. 13*4 I.V.
? Rlk * II ?orp.. ., , ', , ? ?)
Oll. 04 :
' ?totora.. I37t UH UVj 1 .
erllng ''. im... i\
? > Joeeph Lead 1314 12V4j l-'t ,
. Ig .- I. t, v p\ t . ?'? ?'.
1 - i. i . ? r Hl .. .. r? ., . -,
1.8M ?World i-'iltti ... 1\ 1% l\ 3\a
8TANDARD OU sl'BSIliIAKIES.
4? Atlantic Ref.... ?va RM 600 '
1 Buckeye I' la... ? W ?''
s . .,, tinenta] OU. - 231
3 <*i?Bc?nt p L... - ?S'a 3''1*
alette si?; "11. - 14s M? 14?
6? llllnol? 1* t?.... ? m M 13'
M Odio OH. 141 13S 141
(M il. roe "? ' ? a '"a 10
lY-Ur!? OU A O ' | I MO
i ? Pralrl? P :
' ? South r?nn OU. ? 3??i tKl
II ..f ...il - HO ..i Z"i
<, Soin Oil of Ind - 4.;o 4.3 '
in ? Il nf Kv.
t:. stau ' HI ..f N J IU ? - IH
1.', Stn "I! of N Y - 188 190 1 -i
mon Tank I... ? M
m Vacuum 1 il.... - 21?? au Kl
RAILROADS.
3<yi ?tV*b??h w 1... 10 I?!?*, m tOi-4
10?. ?<lo pr?f (a)... 43 43 11 43
?oo Mo pref (t?.. n :i n n
MINING.
:.3<W ?? Arizona D'iq 2S 2S M t7
t.?OO ?Alatka -lui.- . . .
7.100 ?Alta-i on MU I
3.:..?. ?t ,m t'om 11?* 13 i"4 12
-a
1,000 ?1 III? ' '"?'?? .'? ?'??; .'.'-I ? ' 1
1.100 Big Laedge ix v :', 244 Ht
1 908 ?1 Hootb il 44 II 1
,, n ,,at ?a.
3.'??' Caledonia ...... 88 108 9*1 ?T .
4.."?' * . \ ', %
1,000 tCaahi "? 4 4 4 4
180 | jti jn 30
2 " ? '.nie . 'op| <?? II 11 1."
n AMz tfm?lt ?4 *4 **?
on Nev-Ciah.. rV A ?*? A
I MO I':.,1110,1 I Ulk B 1^, ?i 2% 2:t
9,0. t.:?.. L*oneol. o 11 '? 10 ,
11,00 . ? 40V, 4: 4114 41 j
MS tnorenee . 44 M 4i 4.
1.000 ?:.,' Meld '-on .. l-t 1A IH 1A
?l-r B
I 40'v 40 4o1-,
1.400 H vi Bo ind. ??. 4
? teOffl . 71 74 71
lumbo Km ....!* 1?? lA
13 ??-. K ', 144 33'.
Latk?. ... 314 Ifc
280 Magma ?Topper i;\ 13 13%, l"
IMrKin-Dar -I
Minee 71 71 88
1,10 ?Montana Con.. lA 1A IA lA
I Nevada Hillt . II II 1? 1?
?? I'lah Hin?; 34 ',*. 31? 3
I.? . ?f? 'i.- --77
??.-Un.l?t..rm K. -, t S
?tSella . :: 22
1,300 ?tSlIt r l'i .- ? I ' !>
: ? .,.- : - I. 1 ?.. ?-, IVj IS
;-s iA
re? Mir l 1-83 1>? 1 1
1.800 IS ipei til on '?! 33"?j 24 :??
?"I T'.l.. I'll. Ki' .;, 2?4 2%
M. :< "i M 34 SS ?
1, 14 A
. ne ?'op . i?. i? lu 1 ??
? :, .... lA r-.
1 . |\Ve?l Knd ?'on ?0 82 c
? ?Wh K ''"p pf. % 2'? 3<4
BOND8.
M8.MI K?nn Top 6?.. 11? 111 11? IC4
?Li.li.liai. lH*'la r?nt? p?r ?h?ro.
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
IND?ISTK1AW.
Bid Ks B I '
Allian. ? K. S '? War 0 ,v - ? .
Mut r su . 7s s
RAILROADS.
?Mo i' ? t k -, 184 ?Me r w 1 pf 34 11
BONDS.
?r-alav It IH :??)
?Cnll ?
' INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following table gives the clnaing
bid and as?.? ?i prieea Tor .-.tockf whico
are listed but whicn trur? iui dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Monday:
Bid A?k.
Adam? r \.. *> ? i !. .-. M
Am A 33
Am B S pf ??? H i I. '? .
AB ST
A. C ft K pf . :
Uorillard ? I?0
Am C 0 pf. M v: ;? . 1
All. It. ?
.'? H ,v 1. lit 3?S 1 - Mai :? - pl
.?:n !/? ?? ? f ? . ? Hex Pet pl
Am Mall .. f MA Bi 1. .. : 1
.
Alll S ,'f 14 I??.! -i I MM'.t >.-.\|IaIa - ?
A .-1. Iff pf.. 103 ! - Mi : ? .<- r*e 163 1"?
Am - - .
.lo ;.r- ' . t lit..Ill
Am T * C. ?
N 1: .\ B pf tl
Am W 1 - ? ? ? 1 110
as M : 1
t .
1
? '.
:.
B R ft V.... . -,
do pref....101 - 3i'j
94
.
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'? of N
- ? . St L
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C si r ??: ?
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-
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-
4
i.'-A Bug ?
del a r ? 18
1.4
I R . 1
;. m v FtD ?
do prel i
ij
?: '? - lo pref ,1 73
t ? ? p Ld :' ..,', ?
.; ? W 1 1
.
? 91
I'll'
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11 i:i;-. i.vi'
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Int II !? i.
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Pf ' - .
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Ii?MtujA M?l-Wta ?.?ut.... ^?g, u
An with a strong Bank adds to the
Account crec-it standing of the depositor.
If you contemplate opening a
new account, we invite you to
consult us. Commercial ac?
counts are our specialty.
The Mechanics & Metals National Bank
OK THI: CITY OF NEW YOkK
SO .NASSAU 8TKKKT
Capital, Surplus and Profits $14,000,000
Deposits $112,000,000
BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1915.
T radin? In bonds on the New Tork Stork Fxrhani-e Monday .nvoante? u
451 000 ag-ainat $1,56-1.000 Saturday. $1,481,000 a we*k aso and st?. Ex.
??g? closed a year a?o. Total from January 1 to date $153,863.000, ?nia,.
$2,4?
change
S421.665.000 In 1914
GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
Sale? in
$1,000. H?(*h. Low. Close.
10 I Jap 2d ser 4%s
German stamped. 71% 71V 71*4
1 NYC t'-s'5T Nov.101 % 101%
1 do 4%s lit?. ...102 102 102
?> d'. I%i '??". repts.101% 101% i": 5*
2 do 44 s I960.... 9*4 08 9s
18 do 4%? 1964.
4 do 4.< 1959. ? M%
STATE.
11 N Y Canal 4%s..M94 1094 109%
10 Va df?a BrBro ei 58 68 68
RAILWAY AND MISI ELLANEOl S.
86 Am Cot Oil 4%S.100% 1004 1004
2 Am Su & Ref 6s.105 4 106% 106%
L'An. T & T col 4?. 88 88 88
11 do C*/t 44s.101 101 101
3 Armour i l 4?-.?. 01% 01% ?1%
29A T?SF -en 4s. 904 M 00
5 do adj 4s ?tpd.. 02 ?2 82
2 do evt l" 1066..101% 101% 101%
6 do cvt 4s I960.. 102 1014 102
1 do 4s E OkU div 92 92 92
1 A (' I. 1st com 4s. N 89 89
3 B 4 O pr li 34s. 904 904 ?0%
34 do froid 4?. 86% s? 4 86 "'?
15 do ert 4 4s .... 66% 864 66%
5 Beth St 1st ex 6s.l01% 1014 101%
67 do ref 5s. 90 4 99
1BKT com 5s. . 102 4 102% : -
2 do 6 pc notes '18 994 09%
? Leath gn 6s. 994 994 99%
I'm' ! -? Is. . 86% 66 86%
ll Chi .t Alt 8%s.. . 434 43% i ?
17 C B 4 Q joint 4s. 06% 96%
23 do '" is reff_ 964 964 96%
4Chi Great W 4s.. 664 664 66%
10 ( MftStP ten 4s A. 864 8ri
4 do crt 6a sit B.102% 102% 102%
5 do rron 44s _ 994 994 994
en do c-.t 44s .... 04% 94% 944
ICft N W db 5s'33.101 101 Ml
1 .i., i t 5s.1034 103%
1 Chi Rv Co .'?... 98 93 93
5CRIftPRy ref 4s. 614 61% 61%
78Chil? Topper 7s.. 113% 113 113 4
lOCStPMAO dh 6s.. 100 100 100
DI CCAStL ufen 4s. TO 69% ?94
n Das cvt 6b. .116% 116% 116%
2 Pel 4 H 4s 1916.1004 1004 100%
4 I) ft R G con 4s.. 704 70%
1 Pet City Gas 5s.1004 100% M04
6 DetAM ick lit 4s. 87 87 87
0 Del In Rvs 44s. 70 69 69
SODuPont Tow 14?. 954 954 954
1 Erie pr lien 4s... 60 60 HO
4 do gen lien 4s... 65 65 68
24 do evt is ser A. 61% 61 61 4
7 do 4s ser B. 6s ?,74 ?is
en Elee deb. 5s.. 101 4 mi % Ml-\
2 H 4 T (' i -? E 1054 106% 106%
20 III Cen 4s 1982?. 81% ?1 ?1
15 do 4s 1968 . . . B0% 80% 80%
G d" CStLANO 4s. 99 99 M
3 lii St -ill 44s_ ? 16% 68%
iConCop 6s '19.137% 186 137%
236 do 6s 1922.137% 1344 137
2 Interh R T ref 5s. 87% 97% ?"4
4Intei*b-Me. 44s... 744 74% 74%
27 [nt M M ro! 44s. 60
20 do ir?? . 60 58 60
39 Ii ter Na* 61. 54 62 64
4 Lack S< 5s 1950.. 74 71 74
1 LSftMS db 4s '28. 914 81%
G do deb 4s '.931 ..90
5 Liggett 4 M 6s Ml 4 100% 10]
1 Long 1st ret" 4s. . S3 68 33
I Sale? in
$1,000. ? Low. CW
2 I, & N unified 4? ? . 814 ?il
1 M K K- U Os jl
H Mont P? ? oa
. ,'< ?HP. db?a fp | isji
3?) do db 6i lat pd . lo??
25 d
1 NTGaaELHI i' , i??
5 do pur ml .
20 N* Y Kys a<i ^u
40 N Y Tel gn 4 4= | ?^
r. N Y W ft B AH 75
6 Xiag F IM
f. NorfftW can ?i . -- -. g|
6 de ? ? * 416a..... 1 um
fil Nor Pac pr 11 4= ( pat
M do gen 3s.
I Ore RyftN eon 4a f
1 Par of Mo lit ex4a S g5
| 8 Pac T & T 5a . . 171? 97?.
4 PRR c?
12 do gen -S4i rr; **% $??
2 do itts 1915..
1 do :,'?. H
iPeoGft?
27 Raj Coi .111
1? Reading 1
4 R 1 ? ? col 5?*4 ML
ZStLIMJ Mit K1?
4 8tL A 10?
ISt L A S 1 r
Tr Co ctfs stpd.. 42 42 4*
1 S*. I. ; "
1 St P ?v D . : 101
IStPMAM eon 4 4? : '.- ion?? 100?,
l SAL ? IJ " 1 ?' M W
1 So Be r ft 1 . 9:1
12 So Pac col tr 4a.. SI
13 do cvt 4a. ?lili I
14 do c* 5a.
31 do re? 4i - -.
1 20 ..
1 So Ry eon ' . .
17 do gen 4s. 594
12 Texas Co ev1 10?i
' 20 Third Av adj Kl
7 Tri-Cy P.v ? L Si
13 I'nion Pac 1-- ;
10 do CTt 4 =. 19
111' S Stee! -, i lOJl?
1 do 5s reg .
?? \Yaba=h 1st 5S...1 . 101S
2 do 2d ?"- 91
1 do 1st
1 do n'IsF.ql- . : .
17 do Btpd . 15 144 IS
29WPT IsUsC T ef
2 Western Fi- - ? . W-,
5 Western Md ? : W1!
1.'. West Un r e ' - - :M4 91S
4 Weatingh Elea s
f?i Is
4 do Mfg c( of de:
571 do cv* 5l a
1 Weat Shore 4?. .. -
1 Wie Cen gen 4- - ? . - -.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
^aturd??.
Bid Ask??
2s reg SO. <?; 2 ? '-, -
2i cup '.'10.... 97 -
Ss re| 18......1 a :. -
ip 'l?. ...10014 14 -
-
; ...11 o 4 m ?
2a Pan "?> ?
2s Pan *8fl r> . .'7 ?
? '61 reg : *? -
3s Pan V.l >?? .. 1 ?
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.
Market interest on the Consolid?t- ?
ed Exchange turned more toward the
railroad? and the coppers. Anaconda
failed tn fret below 70, and advanced to
71%. Th? raihoad shares freneral'y
were for 'he most part firm from the
opening, hut the close was fren era 11 y
a* reactioi ? from the best.
?
STOCKS.
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Bid Aak
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JULY FAILURE
RECORD EXPANDS
Though ?ome increase m I
try's business m u?ual i?
? lements,
commercial lailur.
in Jes*
rere only
? a
reported to R G. Dun i
..-?tiesi ?t"
gainst 1,71. n June i?r
.118 and 1,707 for $21
May, the low pou.: tf in dub
bei of defaults.
The decrease a.4 compared with Jan?
uary was 1,109, or almo--. 40 per cent
- aiown u
compar:
.. .1, but : :ncr*???
thi a the |20,'
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following reporta for June ??
comparative railroad earnings h?r*
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