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1,000,000 Customers
in 181 Cities .
?re served daily in the atores of
_M
United Cigar Stores
Co. of America
Thi? ii an impreiiive demon?
stration of the far-reaching popu?
larity of thi? wonderful inititu
tion.
If you are looking for your
share in the rising tide of pros?
perity in thi? country, you will
find it by inventing your fund? in
the securities of this company,
which are
sound as to principal
and unlimited
as to possibilities
BAMBERGER, L0EB & CO.
25 Broad St. Phone 5501 Broad
High Grade
Investments
yielding
4>47c to 6^o
Circular "T-101" on request
IRedmond&t?a
33 Pine St.?New York
WTHIMWtULLBUTjmicr
Stocks
of the Hour
Car Lighting & Power
International Motors
Standard Motors
Electric Boat
Complete detailed report sent
fre?r on request Ask for 43-D. D.
JONES & BAKER
?TOOK BHOKKHS
50 Broad Street, New York.
Thonr Hrotid fi-.1-.-9.
C_l<-_? l"-n_4rl-ah_. Bo.ton
Oitert p.i.aia atarea le all m m ?tie.
NOTHINGTOSELL BUT SERVICE
Penn, Mex. Fuel Co.
?-"titrolled hy
SO. PENN. OIL CO.
cf the
STANDARD OIL GROUP.
A producing company NOW ?howlnr
large dally ?blpmenta of ell with fut?
ure outlook particularly bii?-hr_
? *"?'<* I'ept T- for particular!
Present Price About 60
W. C. COLES & CO.
Surceosnr. to Acl t'o>?,
hi llr.. .Mi? u? \. , ?rk.
Marconi Wireless
of America
A stocli tii.i* pocx ? herent
much aboi
i'?? ;
Its real Investment merit Is ?r/ri?ater
than in now se?era h api ??
Our special CIRCULAR NO. 826 tills
mu. h abo it it.
This cil liai -i ?-?ves late lnforma
tlon regarding
Electric Bust Standard Motor
Canadian Csr keanecott Copper
kell>'Sp*'fd.T!re I oiled Cigar Stores Ltd.
a.-id m ? market favorites.
Copy tent upon request
Harvey A. Willis & Co.
(CatahHs?ei l *>oi >
Si B'may, V t. Thorn-? 1*7-8-9 Ilroaut.
Municipal Bonds 4' 4
Public Utility Bond? TO
and Note? 7' ?j
Send fur LUt It
4H Bickmore 8. To.
1 III BROADWAY NY.
Hopkins.* Allen Arms Co.
I*KI I I.KKKP VI?i< h
To net 7.60%
YiBixWSxVuDbar&CoTemm
J'?*>'lc riillty Ommmwrnttm? Specialist?
61) Hall St. I'honr. SSSO Hanor.r. N. T.
(KARILKKI) 1164.
Union Trust Co. of Ne w York
80 BROADWAY
fifth Av * 3 it h St Kifth Av _ ?9th fit
Acts as Executor, Guardian. Trustes, itc.
Allow? lutata-rat on l>r>io?lt?.
DIVIDKM) NOTKKS.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
70th "~p*Hi Board ol Diirctoti bate
pirrriirn 1 ?"'?l?"*''i ,t,e nweattar* tooarc
rncrcnnai/ ? uu>( at_(lff|. t,t,,aeat ol o?e
DIVIDEND ta? uirce qoirtrri 1 \ pel crnt
00 lt.* l'if Im?! Capital 110 ? ol the t ?ampi"*'. r?y?bl?
A.agua? ?'it. IMSa to itoc.holdrrt of irtoad at tr.? dnee
01 b?!???? Aurait 17ti, III?. Tiiaifrr braiki will
not tea ?kaa??!. K. E. BUUBEE, Tieiimti
ornea of
t-'etierni Mining anil Smelting to..
II iraadwaj iVe? Y'.rk. Augu?.- IS, IM6
A dividend ?'f on? par ent il", > ?in th<
i'r?fcrr?.l ??... k of thi? Company ha? ro
? lay been declared, p?yebU s?.it<.mri?r
l'.th. I Sit, Si itockkoldera of rrrord ?t
th? cloaa? of toi-ln???. 011 August llrd.
r. R. KOKAKEK. Ant. SttrVtary.
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE AND ABROAD
War Stocks to the Fore
; ?Pool Operations Much
in Evidence.
There were a number of large ad?
vances ?cored in yesterday'? stock mar?
ket, but outside of Steel common the
Rains of size were practically confined
to the group of war specialties. A
number of these, including American
i'?n, Studebaker, Tressed Steel Car,
WaaUaghoaaa Klectnc, (?oodrich and
. American Car ?nd Foundry, made nesv
high records, either for the yeiir or for
their history. The lirst two were most
in the juibhc eye, Studebaker because
of the professional operations that ad?
vanced it 1!0 points above its high
point of par on Saturday and ?'an be?
cause of its advance aller a week or
more of Beaming vacillation and the
numerous reports of new wnr orders
for the company. Steel was very heav?
ily bought. (If the day's total dealings
it made up be'ween a seventh and a
sixth, the turnover in the whole list
falling short of a million shares by
about 50,000. At its highest price
Steel was within a small fraction of
the year's record of 76s*. established
in the sharp upturn of a week ago.
The market at the close was irregular
a? to prices, but the tone was strong.
What Mamad to give particular
stimulus to the dealings in the war
shares was the publication of the text
of the note to Austria, in which it was
made plain to that country that the
1'nited States could put no embargo on
war supplies without violating its neu?
trality. There was talk, too, of the
United States increasing ?ta supplies
of ordnance and ammunition. Hut
neither of these influences was really
necessary to bring about a continu?
ance of that excited speculation in the
specialties which was so much in evi?
dence last week. Plainly a number of
professional interests are at work in
the market to make what they can out
of the popular craze for the shares of
any and every company connected by j
fact or rumor with war orders.
There was a fair amount of activ?
ity in the railroad list, though nearly1
a score of the industrials showed mora
dealings than I'nion Pacific, the most
ar'.ive of the railroad stocks. The eop
', per issues, too, were generally higher
because of the new activity reported in
tha metal trade. Copper prices are |
about 3 rents a pound lower now
than they were at the crest of the,
wave a few weeks ago. The latest
decline, to around 17'tj cents, is re?
ported to have stimulated r ew buying,
1 both from domestic sources and for
| export.
A further break to new low level?
I for sterling and francs in the foreign
j exchange market was succeeded by a
rally to about the opening level, the;
sign? growing more definite that a big |
I credit is being arranged with leading,
; bankers here. A number of them were '
i in conference yesterday and it is be- ,
' lieved that an announcement is immi- j
| nent. In the break sterling checks got
i down to 4.64 and franc checks fell to '
6.02. It is expected that gold imports
will be continued from time to time.J
. even though a credit is arranged here j
for the Allies, but that probably will
? depend to a great degree on the nature
of the arrangement. The Bank of Eng?
land was reported to have sold 11,800,
000 gold, presumably for shipment to
this countrv.
AVEBAGB OF THE TRIBUNE'S I.IST
OV F1FTFKN RAILS.
Align?t 1?!. yeoterday'?. clove. . .10?.025
Aliens? 14 . 107.80?
One ?seek ago . 106.700
One nionlh ago.101.27.'.
.luis HO, 1914.104.4-5
llii-li for .lol.v.105.850
loss for M|.101.91?
Hl?h for .lune.108.217
Low for .June.105.260
HiKh for May.11 l..*?3S
Low for May.104.7,20
II it h for April.113.508
Low for April.107.267
II it li for March.108.108
Low for March.102.551
llir.li for February.106.758
Low for February.101.192
High for January.108.023
I os? fur January.103.567
lllch, full year, 1914.128.19t
Low. full sear. 1914. Hr7.ini9
AVERAGE Ol' THE TBIB1 NI " LUI
?IK TWELVE INIM 'STRIAI B,
*,iiK?i?.t l?l. ?e?ter.las '? ? lose ... . 88 604
XtiKii-t 14 . 87.240
One week u?o. 86.4..B
One month ac?,.83.302
July 30, 1014.07.427
Mitt, for July.86.000
Low for July.80.218
IIIgh for June .?.*,.?K8
Low for June.78.313
Utah for May.85.050
Low for May.74.479
lltf.li for April.85.135
Low for April.75.844
High for Murch.75.150
Low for March.70.094
Hull for February.78.829
Low lor February.69.542
lllch for January.75.916
Lot? for January.70.779
? IIt*I., full year, 1014.81.804
Low, full year, 1914.67.427
SHORT TERM NOTES.
Nam? and maturity. BM. Aak. Yield.
Am I A T ?ul, U, Apr, 111? ? |_ 3."??
An C"t Oil 4 .-?-.-?
?Yna?-< - I ?'?-. Mi h, 1917.. 100*?? 1*04? 4 . >
Ball v ???.lo is?. J'li-, 1911 , -, 4>,
Hall .?. Ohio IH?. J ??? - ? - . X ?
Kkisn hai. T la, July, 1111 - (,.uo
? 7.4<?
Cl le a W Ind .7". Bept, ' ? . ? , 2.0"
June IS. I?H '?" . !"? ?? 3 37
Krie Rallroa i :-. Oct, I -11 . 100 |
Rallroa i ?a-, Apr, ' ? ? , x m
r*rle Rallroa
??..?n I i -? :?-?, . 4?
la. Nov. "?? 10 .
Int llar\e? be, Ket, 15. 1911 ? , . >
Lake S et M .s be, .-? . , MO
laake s f. M s Sa, Dec, IMS.. 1004t IM .
Saw
N Y Cent '-. Bepl U, III . I ? ?
\ ?, mi ' '.(..!?. r, m . , : o.
N V Nil A H la. Mav. Ml?.. 10? si II0U 4 *S
)>tin R lint St,?. (? t. Il
? tb, ins., noel ?
v ? . i
I United ru?? la. May. ?17.. 10"% IIS?4 4.-04
Foreign (.?ivernment Issues.
Arrentin? 6? De* H? Ml.. M l"i .
Arxaniln? e*. 1 * II. MU I0OB 100% 6.0.?
?-.; IBM" 1.1
\r I :r>e I?, Ma?
''anadian gvt {?s. AUB, l" H ? . 4.10
1 ? :, i?
. .
.;?">:.iii '??. January. 1111.. tl M
Bwitsertand - '?
-, March, 1911. "-'?'? 17% I ?
Swiuerlai I la. Mai
- .
Norwa- 1 - ? . .1.1
? -, 1.1. ? ? ? , ".H
- m
RAILROAD EQl II'MENT BONDS.
? '. <ti a peri-entage baal* )
Ma- Kate.
tin it?'. P. C, Md. Ask.
? LIBO.. I?14-'*J 4-4',.. 4 ?
re A- ? ?hlo ? ? ? ? . a 1.40
.,-?-? -4
? x a -.?i 4.77,
n.. Clin A Ohio. ? ? ?
l*he?ari?ak? a ' ?I "' ?>?"< '71 4',.... 4
?n .H'M-':* 4't ... 4 ?
Hi 1 ,?. L.oulavilla.1114-' 71 ?
?I le. IIU i <
-? LA New "t . 1
|t S XX
,ilr<,.i,l ..1*14-'2I 4*4.-6.. S.10 4.1
. ?' 4 4 - ? a
. . ?
Noulavlllc I Kaahvllla?IN4a.'a F?. ?
Kan a Tex..ll'I4-'73 I.
? I
n y Central i Ine? ...IMI-'?l 4'v">. 1.00 II
Norfolk ft Wi .? 1?-. 4 ' ?
K T N H I Hirtl
lenn 0?Mr?1 I r. ?!:t.l'<14 7* 4-4'-? I
SI I . If.ii III .-. ? ' ?I.?
Seabnar' Alr l.lne .. .1914- "3 I. ...LIO 4.75.
southern Railway ... .MM ' ' ?
southern I . ' . IBM ? ? ? .
Ylrgin.a-i liallssay ....l?ll-l? 6. t.uii 4-7?|
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. Al'Gl'ST Ifi. 1915.
Totsl ?alei of ?locks Monday. 960.700, against .111.900 Salnrday. 692,900
week ago; Slock Kiihange closed a >?.ir ajfo. From January I lo date, S.'i.tO.'i.-fiOO,
against 4ri.ISS.100 a year ago.
??ivTi
rate
Alaska Gold Mints..
Allis-Chalmers .
Mlis ? halmer? pr...,
Am. A_r. chemical.
Am, Beet Sugar.
Am. ( mi .
Am. i un pr.
Sharon? Quotation Rani:?' ! Sat
I sold. Open. Mich Low, Final.l chge. I Fid.
8 Am. Car & Foundry. . .
Am. (onl Products.
7 ?Am. Coal Products pr.
? Am. Citton Oil.
? Am. Hule ? Leather..
Am, Ici? Securities_
?? ?Am. Linseed .
? 'Am. Linseed pr.
? Am. Locomotive .
4 Am. Smelting .
7 Am. Smelting pr.
Am. Steel Foundry...
7 Am. Sujjnr
_1,?00
2,400
?JO? I
13,60(1
84,900 t'.l
800 10?! %
82,600 70-V_
im. 140
io i in
8,400 (I H
100
1,800
200
100
20,70?)
8,100
h
73
57%
7*.
24 i
11%
29%
88
HO I
lo'i
' .
lin,
60 H
lio
11?
81%
7'.
24
11%
29%
.*.:.
80
.WS
il
78
87
?il
63%
lo7
72%
I 10
il.'.
? 1%
. 8%
8
88 ffi
il
72%
88
81
68%
106
72%
Ask.
83%
41'*
73*4
..7
61%
?;:;lt
107
72%
7%
25 S
11%
29%
+ 1
+ %
4 2%
57% t >% M%
80
106
4
140% 142%
116 117*3
81% 62
7%
28%
11%
2? Vil
84%
7.",%
r.7 .
..i
64%
107',
7.*.
140
116
? .
7%
26%
11%
88
81%
126 106% 106% 106%
7.:'.'?' M la 47% I I a
800 1 |0V lio . 10!? , 110*5
5 Am. Tel. A Cable. 2.100 122% 123% 122% 12 . ? > 123% 123%
20 Am. Tohnrco . 100 227 227 227 227 , 1 226 230
8,400 S7% 88 .V'7- -T7- ? 1% 37%
650 93% 88% 92% 98
700 B% .'*-??
8 Anacon.ia ........1 4,700 66% 69 66% i
6 Atchison . 1,600 103 108% 102% 103 (?
6 Atlantic Const Lins_ 200 102% 102% 102% 102% -
Baldwin Locomotive. ..149,100 80% 82% B0% Bl
7 Haldwin Locomotive pr 200 105% 106% 106% 10
.r. Baltllmore A Ohio.| 2,000 82% S2:, 82%
200 707,
I
7%
28%
12
81
87%
, 80% 80%
: ', 106 106%
a 8% 48% 44
. i 109 -, 110%
Am. Woolen
7 Am, Woolen pr.
Am. Writing Paper pr.
?1 Baltimore & Ohio pr...!
- Bethlehem Steel.!
6 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Booth Fisheries.
7 Booth Fisheries 2d pr..
7 Brown Shoe C<*.
.10 Butte ? Superior.
Cal. Petroleum.
10 Canadian I'ncific.
3 Central Leather.
7 Central Leather pr.
Chesapeake & Ohio....
? 'hi ca?o & Alton.
Chi, ('rent Western....
? iChi. Great Western pr.
4 Chi., Mil. _ St Faul...
7 Chi. & North Western..!
Chi, R. I. A Pacific
60 Chino Con. Copper.
Colo. Fuel 4 Iron. .
6 ?Consolidated Gas...
Continental Can....
Corn Products
Corn Products pr
27,400
S00
100
*i0
8,900
10.)
So
40
80
27
-;i't
IST.
2,300 162%
1,800 ?.:*
100 108
46%
16
12%
31%
82%
70:.
204
88
40%
Kl
27%
65%
17
164 -
43%
105
46%
16%
12%
81%
83%
Crucible Steel.? 19,i'0o *;4
900
400
600
400
1,400
200 126'? 126
4,60o 16% 18
4,700 44%
87,1. 41
600 IL'7
6,200 on*.
2,1300 16%
??Un 82%
46
?11!
70%
2'.'0
84%
40
SO
27
68%
16%
i
48
105
' 'o1?
ir>
12V?
81
.
126% 126%
16% is
41'i 46
41 ' 44
70%
200
84%
40%|
80
'
38
92 i 88
1 9 10
1% 68 ,
??.. 102 ;a 108
I* 102% 108
:, Ml
% 104
% 82%
% 70%
- I 288
'.'. *_
65%
16%
154
?
106
16%
12%
81%
83 %
? %
4- %
. 1%
? %
? M
? i
? ',
? M
+ l
V %
? M
+ 1%
+ i
. a
81%
106
83
71'i
2.-!'
84%
43%
80% '
30% ,
68%
! 17
154% I
48%
106
18%
! 19
: i2% i
81%
83% :
12S
17% 18
44% 45 *
44 |
84%
42
79%
26
88%
16
164
4'*
1 04 %
46
16
12%
?!0',
83
126
127% 126% 126% 1% 126% 127
90% :
16 16%
82 I 82
"4 + 1V
90
16
SO
,-4
Crucible Steel
- Cuban-Am. Sugar.| 1.400 112
Delaware & Hudson...
Denver & Rio (irande.
Detroit Edison.
Distilling Securities_| 2,900
I'nme Mines.
Lui , S. S. & At. pr
Krie
- - Krie 1st pr.[ 2,600
Frie 2d pr.
6 .General Chemical
8 General Elertr-c
General Motors .? 1,70?)
7 ?".?'lierai Motors pr
Goodnch, B. F_
7 Goodrich, B. F., pr
7 Gt Northern pr
% Gt. North. Ore subs.
16 Guggenheim Expl...
? Illinois Central
Int. Apricul. ..
Int. Agrienl. pr
Inspiration Copper
Inter.-Con.
6 Inter.-Con. pr.
Inter.-Metropolitan
Inter-Metropolitan pr..1
5 Inter. Haiv. of N. J
Inter. Paper .,
2 Inter. Paper pr
Kansas City Southern.
Lackawanna Steel.! 1,000
10 Lehigh Valley.
7 Loose Wiles Bis. 1st pr
5 Louisville _ Nashville.
7 Manhattan El.
Maxwell Motor .
7 Maxwell Motor 1st pr..
Maxwell Motor 2d pr. .
7 Ma;, Dept Store
Mexican Petroleum
CO Miami Con. Copper,
Minn. .<? St Louis
Minn. _ St Louis pr
Mo., Kan. & Texas
Missouri Pacific..
2 Montana Power...
7 Montana Power pr
? 'National Cloak ?- Suit.
National En. &. Stp. ,. .
7 National En. & Stp. pr.
3 National Lead .
Nat. R. R. of M. 2d pr.
30 Nevada Con. Copper...
>'? New York Air Brake...
6 New York Central
N. Y., N. H. i II.
N. Y.. Ont. <*".- Western
6 Norfolk ?? Western...
E North American.
7 Northern Pacifie.
Paeifle Mail.
6 Pennsylvania R. R
6 Philadelphia Co..
P., C, c. & st. L.
i* ?? I urgh Coal.; 7,400
ttsburgh Coal pr.' 1,900
Pitts. Steel pr, ex div.. 100
? 'Pressed Steel c!:r.' 2".,100
5 Pullman Palare Car_ 1,400'162
Railway- Steel Spring.. 1,800 39
15 Ray Con. Copper. ?Ofl 22%
R Readintr .' 7,100 1 IT1,
Rep. Iron <v Steel. 25,200 44
Rep. Iron ?t Steel pr... 200 98%
? Rock Island.! 100 % \
? Rock Island pr.I 100 %
? Rumely .; I1.T00 11% 11%
Kumelv pr.I 2,100 14'
Seahoard Air Line.! 200 U% ??",
Seaboard Air Line pr 83%
7 Sears Roebuck.' 2,100 155% 159
Sloss-Sheff. Steel & I.
7 Sloss-Sheff. S. <!t I. pr.
6 Southern Pacific .
Southern Railway ....
Southern Railway pr..
Standard Milling
Mudehaker .! 86,800 102% 120
Studebaker pr. 300 105 106% 105
Tennessee Copper.| 22,*.
Texas A- Pacific.
Texas Company.
Third Avenue R. R.
Tobacco Product? pr
Twin City R. T.
I'nion Rapr A- Paper.
I'nion Bar & Paper pr
I'nion Pacific . 10,8
4 'T'nion Pacifie pr.
4 United Cigar Mfg.
I'nite.l Ry. Invest... .
United Ry. Invest, pr.
U. S. Cast Iron P. i F
U. S. Ind. Alcohol.!
U. S Red. <v Ref.I
?i U. S. Rubber .' 1,100
U. S. Steel .116
7 U. S. Steel pr. 600 112% 113
40 Ctah Copper.' 8,100 65% 67
Vi. -Car. Chemical. ? "
R Va.-Car. Chemical pr.. . 110 101% LU
Virginia Iron, C. * C.. 8,400 f*2 63
6 Wells-FsrgO Express...' 200 107'r 107% 107% 107%
Western l'nion Tel.... 1,400 71 ?r. 71% 71% 71 , |
41
73%
131 - .
si
44% -
19
+
'
73% -
H"7? 113 : % 112% 113
. ? ?.
' 101%! 10'>
??o'-.. .,1*3 4. 1*...' 61 r,'_>
7- Le no
71% 71 **?
Wcstinsrhouse Mfg.111. Il ; : - Il - * 117% 117%
Woolworth . i ' i 106" ? Il ' l 105*% 106%
Wheel iv L. E. 2d pr...1 200 H ' - % ?' % \
Willvs-Overlnnd . IRJ -' 4% 181 184
MOMEY AND EXCHANGE.
PKPEBAl 1:1.si UVF T.lscotNT SATS I ?
pirer mattitl't li ten da>? or le..?, I per
to ninety day?. 4 pe
( 41.1. MONET ? r-e-el ?' IS per rent! Mt*ie?t. 7
P?r eam\ . i''r ?*** ? estarnas, ': i '
TUII MiiN?.V ?ta? ?tenis- Raies .V*.1, "*ei
renl for ill ' ? '- ' ' ' '
f.,i ri?- - '
MKBCANTUJ I'AI'KIl wa? oui?? Knut rata?,
.. r renl fot beat t.ame, bank ?.
.
? v si-,im; in?! si nUNBACTTIOXfl ?Ki
j . ..--$.s .?i ?14 T* -
ih? ?m tarnt , f Hl?
i ?
BI*B TBJSABTBT nest T??rk hinlo gained '?
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I.OMKSTIC E""C*I ? ' | r rar: San
1 ? ' -I" dl?. e,titit bid,
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
Rerord I
Term Rate. Ta- -
.??an Oil ' '?' '
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LA. 1' <-! 1'. . t***. 1 A k .,|
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
War Stocks Strong on Outside
Dealings Canadian Car and
Foundry Heavy.
The curb market yesterday exhibited
an irrej-ular tone, though the ruling;
tendency was toward higher level?.
Trading in the war stock? wa? on a fair
?cale at generally stronger price?.
Electric Roat, old, opened weak, but at
the close disclosed advance? of 2 pointa
on the common and 8 on the preferred,
while the new, when issued, mad? a
fractional gain. Canadian Car &
Foundry, common and preferred, each
lost 3 pointa, and Lake Torpedo Boat
1% points. International Mercantile
Marine issue? were strong, and Inter;
nation?vl M.otorn, common, improved 1,4
and the preferred the point?.
Denim*-? in the oil shares became
more active at higher prices. Advances
of 6 points each were made by Con?
tinental OIL and Prairie Oil and Orb
and Ohio Oil went up 2. Wabash stocks
svere firmer. Among the mining group,
Kennccott ?opper maile an advance of
over ,ri points. International Mercan?
tile Marine new 6a lost a point.
INDUSTRIALS.
?I,a*,., open High. I/st?. IaHt.
*-?l AHUn.-e Film.. "i '* "? ?
UOAin V.l-fc . M &:% "S t-i
UN 'I'm <'ar A T..IVA 117 110
?.'.M? ?do pra-f .177 1-4 1-1 IM
1 S70 Can N Ha? r-0r l% 2 l7<j Ml
,1.-00 ??'?nada Hteel.. 33% 33% 31 31
?dai U ?v r??w i'\ i" '"-?
l? ? '?<?iitr.il HI? .. 17:, 17Ti 1-'*? '7'?
?00 ?Cramp BaipMg '?'? ""'- '?
300 Kleciii.- Boat...4M 447 IX, 447
da pr?t .4*7 44? ? 4*7 4i<
10. ?mo ??l?i ii-w m !.. ?KM, 44\ 4"'st 44'-,
?Hall Signal ... I'-'? l'.'t U 9
./v. ?ll?ii.?t?.n OJ1... l-"\ M 13\ M
: M8 ?Int Mer Mar.. VA 7'? 1 ? 1 a
?do pref . 7'? 7>4j 71-? ?'?
M ?do new w I.. 4'7 43 47 43
? la i?ief . nu 6iy? ?v.
: N Mnt Motor?. t*% 21 -''** S*
I ??lo pr?-f . .'0 M 60 62
4M ?tint Nickel ..174 177, 177% 17.1
l.t-riO ?Int Petroleum '.."4 9'?j Mi ?%
1 ...? ?Int St i'ump.. K I'll ''*?
j.bif. K?th Bretu? \>t "v? ?'a 3% 3*>
li Kelly .-Tg Tire l?a* IM 1S3 1?
2.r.(T? ?Iaak? Torp I? 17 17*4 14 If,**,
6.000 Marconi of Am 4% 'N 4% '"?
1 -' N I Tr?n?port. It-tt \;\ l?,% 17ii
400 Corp or R Si H. ?'.', i% *% <??
b;A ?S*tan?1 Motor?.. 17?-, 1-?? 1-*?* IMi
f,no ?S' .lotteph I.ea,| 11% 11*. H'? l'1
2 IM Trlni'.gle F ctfa I ' * Ml "?%
??f ?' S of Am.. 104 114 104 1*4
I'm.M- cigar St new in% 10% 10** 10S
4 hi r Profit Shar... 7% *l? -S -H
KfW"? ?V.-titiir? (on ?> 17% 12% 17% 1-'%
KO ?World Film ... 3% 3% 3% 3%
STANDARD OIL Sl'BSIDlARIKS.
Itlaatfc net ... ? 605 BB
13 im. keye I' ta... ? K"
itlnental Oll. - MI 9S 9S
berl'd P I.- - 9) M
It l.ll.ki P 1.. - MI -'0 747
70 OaJena Stg OU. -- MI IM
M lillnola P ta..... - 1? H* I'?
ll" Indiana P I. - Hl IM IM
10.? National Tran?. ? 34 34 34
B N Y Transit.... ? Bl "12 215
IM ulilo (?ll . ? IM 14" 17')
137 Pi-rce ?dl. - lili '-'-> '-''i
St prallt? (i A O.. - 3*?" 3"?i
40 Prairie I* I. - Hl IT? 1*0
17 Beutk I'-nn Oil. ? 340 337. 335
yi Stand O of f?l. ?
75 Stand O of Ind. -- 447, 443 443
7*" fttand O of N J ? 41" 41* 41?
II! S-ani O of N Y - l"-i IM IN
? : nl,,ii Tank I... - t>3 ?1 81
RAILROADS.
1 6*0 ?Wahasri w I... UM 11% 11% US
? .? ? :,. p et (a x -, ?mi UK 41*4
1 -. ?do ! ft lb)... 77% tt% 77% 77
MINING.
-0? ?Alaska .Tunean 17 12 11% 11%
4 <"i ? ?till Ion Mining.' Me Ml ? 4
1,71! ?Alu-Coo Bin M M H M
? ' \- -, lilt,.,I, 1. Il? 111- I-?' 13a1
3 700 ? \t!?ii',i . 31?- Me 30c SI1*
?II? Cott'WOOd. Kc le 6o IC
.. Big Ledga Dar. ,'S 7,V ?% 2T?
7.H?...'.h . 4".o 47c ?Be 47c
700 Braden Coppm 7% 7% 7% 7%
4 ? ? Caledonian . M 100 S* 100
-? Omet Aril Smelt % % % %
tab, r*i ft 1*1 tV
?Emma Copper Me Me 71e l*?
, I'.tire. 47- 47,- Me 4?ic
? l?nefe? ?,,,p... ne Me Me 2%'
100 ? i< 1 Ifl. id r-on . 1% i1-? 11? 11?
? I Merg.. 71" tSc He
1<?> Howe S.?und ... *"? 3% 1%
tas * ?Mir* Kxt . 1% lrV 1% 1%
Kennecott rop . M% 41% 3?i% 41'?
?Ktwtau . 17c 12c lie Ile
1,004 lame S-ar . ir 6c 6c 5c
I*?. Magma Copper 1?,', 13?, 13% 13'sj
?? M Intvre . 4" 41 41 41
IM M< K ??arr . 23c :3c 23e 23c
? ?Mother I-ode... M! Md 7'7".c 29c
tl.MO ?Re? con Min.. M Me Me Ml
?.ivm ?silver Pick ... ?- Se le ?c
? and Bllvar-L.. ItV 1% "?"? 1%
3 v?, Stewart . 1% 1% 1% '?"?
12.000 ?Succeaa Min... 1 1 1-32 Me l"c
IM Suporatltlon M.. ?4c ?Me 3%c :4c
r-o To nop? h Kxt .. VA 2% 2% 2%
14% Tonopah Min ., F,'? 6', M 5%
Ml "Waaateh . u? 1% h* 1%
IMWmi Und ''on Me Me fti.- *:c
4 ??; ?B K ?-.,;. ,f... :\ 2\ :% :%
BONDS.
*-;.-*0 ?I M M n??? M 74 74 7:1, 72%
??.-,.0*0 Kenn Cap A*.. UMi 1-4% i:3% 124
?Unltatad. tB? ?ilvi.i?r.d.
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
IN DISTRIALS.
Bid A?k Rld. A?k.
P-A Toh ord 14', Il , M Prof Shar. 7% g
?Ont F'- Pl I '-I ?r.r.-ne Mfg 13% 13%
Km-:- Ph.?no 11% 14?, Bavoy "11.... M,
?Hende? Mf 3: 33 Si.-tling ?lum :% 2%
?ISPump pf. U 17 WasTd 040 :V| 2%
RAILROADS.
?Mo P w 1 . 19% 20 ?M P w 1 pf 33 40
MINING.
Or-Cnnanea 39% 40 New f Blng *% 1
? Iron Mio? .70 73 Mplealng M . 5% ?%
Kerr I-ak?s . 3'j 3% Trl-Hulllon... ,?, %
M. 60c 60<- 1 uol'miie ?op ,', |*
RON lis.
?Calaveraa ??.190 ?10 I
?l'nllsted.
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following table gives the closing
bid und asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stack Exchange Monday:
I 4<ked.| Il d AlkH.
Ad.ir? Hip 1" 1 10 I. A M Too ;:?i J23
aW< ?4* ? -, I ' '- ?Il de pref 1II 12?
""611HS r\ ,-, ?,,, i?7 1.,, f itiaa i
Im 'a - la W h.~ mi i?4 11
s Co Pr p' 11- II7M 1/ rlllard I' 173 |?.?
Mu la) c?w . ;i,\ n
4'- KipraU IM M?.li?t lleleh : g
S-,. II ' I. pf X\ ?A Ma, LXp >' -7 4"
Am Mlle .. - lillir *.>.-M 11? |M
> Prd - ? ;:?? ... l'?
Ai- *"i i'f 1? vt ?n? Mor 4 lame*, ui m
? - 14? r: ?.?.?h ? 1 ?.?!?? u ? Il
?i- peat 1 IM n?' Hm.-.ut., il? i.-ji
* T.. i!J 70 i ?lo pref m 1.4
.4, w -.i pf . '.?: ?... \?i 1 . a s 1 <.-, ir,?
s 5%| MlK.?f M 1 pf H 4
" ?' X C 4ML lili M
Batnpl a. Min 1'? l*aj da !?? ?ni 71
- - ? r
- - ? a N ' Am :. 7.
I. I A T.
Butter!, k (?> 7< N I da prrt ? -.,
1 -la A I 10
I'M.a Co . :;i_ 7-V
: . . a -? I. . *
?A 8 i , '.n
s 1 ' Pet? M .
d?. pr ... r?l
n, r, \\ , , , , , . , Hu
1 .s ?-?? pl IM 17? do pr?t
? B P M a OU3 1 Car.. 1
' ? ? *. - I ? 4? . do pref
?'let- A ? - ?or N J i?! ' ?r,;
' , ' ar Ml m
J ? ' - v.
?? - ? ?!'!, 37 ,? l.exl I-- pf MU ??
1 M pref. ?I
4.
? - -t Carpet 4 ,
1 a Bua i?r 1?S4S 11
].,.<.? Co pl
B Mil |? |
1 pr?t I 11
'-a i
Si L Sweat .. ... 14
pref
A B 4 " 4 ? Baan Ui.a pf 1:4 1 ?\
' ? I ' " .s ! 4 .
P M A 1 '
-- i? r ri sitir 7
I>>- A Mark 70 ? ; de pr?f .4 ./v,.
1 11
. ? 1 pr?t ri?
' Te. A I' I, T I0*U _
K-l MAS 7,1 *3 T . St |. A N
'? ? ? n pf 111% I le pref ^ 5
0 W H. - ? I .. . ; i-^.
117 1:0 de pr?f
^'i M 1? I . H A I- t' - ? al_
' 63% 1 ' -a.' 4 -, MU
AP ? I ?' Sfl ;
-f ..l"(i?? t Hr ."-. ? . ?
I? lit |1 '
? ? 117 1 - * . -
1 II v: 1 I? 117 Ils ? - . ..
Int H ?Ton ? . k A Imp: M
II? 1 - Bad A k '-,
I 1 ?;-r , , '. . |... |*~ ?
peef ? 4,.
1 '?a I I Bakt _ la
15 l-f V ??
K. im M pf u w.: , t., r, ?ja,?- ...^
K. City 80 .-:, .-s. Mea) m t ,,. , '. .
A* pref . . ..,._.-_. ?v,7,
K?o A P M ? ?A.,,: a I y ? 4
- ' ' II' pref' "?.
BIG WAR PAYMENT
NEAR IN LONDON
Fifteen Per Cent Instalment Now
Due- Stock Dealings Are
a
Moderate.
London, Aug. 1?. The money mar?
ket was busy to-day preparing for the
payment of the 15 per cent call on the
war loan to-morrow. Discount rates
were firmer on the decline in Ameri?
can exchange. The latter was the
chief topic of conrersation, and the
opinion i? general that tha authorities
must take action shortly to relieve the
situation.
Business was moderate on the Stock
Exchnnge. The war loan changed
hands freely. Canadian Car msde a
fresh spurt and oil shares were firm,
especially Russian.
American securities opened dull and
easier, but closed steadier after the
execution of a few small buying or?
ders.
The Bank of England to-day boug-ht
?250.000 in foreign coin and sold
i'l.Hoo.oOO in gold, presumably for
America.
Money loaned at from 3 to 4 per
cent. Discount rates for short hills.
4% per cent; three months' bills, 5
per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was 49.
LONDON CLOSING PRICES.
Laondon
r lOh''.
Aug. 1*.
Consols money.... 66
Atrilla?. . lus
Ball A OMO. ?? B
' ?na.llan Paciflo. It*
<lie?a A ?Hilo. IS
chic ?*.t Weat. ... i **?*
fill.- M A II I'.-- S*"tf
l'??n\er . ?>
Erie. Ml
Erie, lr-t pr. m\%
Illlnol? (.'entrai . M
tatMlla A Nan*..... 111*4
Mo Kan A Tex... UV?
N V ?'?titrai. (Hi
Norfolk A Went.. 113
Ontario A W?tk\, "I1*,
lvtiti.v?vanla .... f>7
lt?a<llnr . 79
Boiithern Ry. IT
Solthem Faoltlc. 94V4
t'nlon Paclflr. -.3^*?.
t.* S Bteel. ;?
n. y.
r?l nva
1-tit. Am. 14. Crinf,?.
i:.'.v4
l-'a
li\
MS
?*'\
"-'\
a$a
Hi
? .
m
107
HSV,
1?
?S
129 <aj
10'."?,
12*4
:th
13'?
II
tVHaj
: '"a
Mtt
10*.
118
1H
?;.*.
131
um
'a
-%
~ %
-*4
- S
+ !*?
? "a
*. L.
r,
-Vl
"?
?H
+ H
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
Bid
Am I. A TV.?_
<lo pr?f.,..10S
Adlron I P 14
do pref_EO
?Am (i A E.105
?do pref... 4?
Am I" A Iat. 6?
do pref_ TS
Am P Util,. 30
do pref_6*
Am W A F. ?
do part pf IS
do Nt pf. f>3
Cltios Son
do pr?f..
Pol Intar
do pref..
C PR* la. 51
do pref_7S
DOS P A L. 30
do pref_IS
r> oui K la. M'j
ri n i n rf ??o
? bd .<? I i.r N
Kmp i> K 5? :;
do rr**f_60
?1'ar value $",0.
Aalt. I
tan
no i
7*4
19
:.l'4
1?
90
II
K
m ,
M .
N ,
N
Bid.
F**d I.t A Tr. IS
do pr?t. M
G?? A ? IM N
do pr?f.. .. ?50
Un O A B.. 10
N U I? A Y. 10
do pref. 47
Nor 8t?tea 1' tS
do pref. 14
Ozark 1? A W 15
l'a. '. A E.. 43',
do pref. 14
R*p Ry A I.t ?
do prefT_ ?
S ?al I*.|!?on 70
do pref. 92H
?Stand (' A E 4**.
?do pref.... 21
T l'y I-t A P *
do pref. 21
l"n I.t A Ry? 37
do 1st pref. K7
do id pref. ?S
Itah Se.tir... 12
Went l'ower. 14
do pref. 47
Ank.
Il
6'J
75
70
20
11
ma
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Bid.
... 111*4
... 10.',
... 10-v
... 101%
... 100%
... MV
... Hrl\
... M ?
... H4
H
Matrirlty.
**'?.?. June, ir?*.*. .
??? Sept., ISU.
?Se. Bai ?.. 1SM.
?S?, Sept . 1917.
?4'.,?. Mav-Nov. 19'.7..
?4Vft? March
Ht%t MayNo
?4'??? Mar. h. IM4.
?4'a?. Sept. 19?i0.
?4V March, IS? ....
M1,.?, M..r?-h. 1M0-'IS...
?4s. M.iv-N.u'.. 1"'.:-,.*,?.'.'J. 94V
?Ira. Nov.. 11".-''.''. ?M
?4s. Nov.. 193?.
?v ?. Noir., 1964?'H. ? u
tttta, Mar, r.-.!. ?.-,
._ sr.
lt_0-'4*.. 4 35
1917-19. 4 ''.
191?.. 3 171
?Inter-hinteible. reflstered or coupon t
tRfgHtered
A?k
101T*
'.
104
101 "4
1
94 V
9l?-j
!??
??%?.
IVi?,
TO THE HOLDERS OF
CONSOLIDATED INDIANA
COAL COMPANY
First Mortgage Thirty-Year ?Sinking Fond
Five Per Cent, Gold Bond?.
Th? undersigned Committee, which now
| control? a substantial majority of th? out
I atandlng bond? above described, hereby
i five? notice that the time for th? deposit
? of ?uch bond? with THE NEW YORK
1 TRIST COMPANY, 26 Broad Street, New
1 York, the Depositary named In the Atjree
! m-nt dialed June l?t, 191a, ha? been ex
| tended to SEPTEMBER 1ST. 1?15; after
that bond? will be received only upon ?uch
I term? as the Commit!?? may pre?crlb?.
Copies of the Deposit Agreement will b?
furnished ?n application to th? Depositary.
M?.Kl IM I it >. BLXKNER, Chairman.
Vice-President, The New York Tru?t
Company.
DAVID T. DAVIS,
EDWARD R. TINKER, JR.,
Vlce-Pr.-sldent Chase National Bank.
HERBERT W MORSE, Secretary.
??i Broad Street.. New York, N. T.
STETSON. JENNINGS A RUSSELL, Coun
sel. II Broad Street. New York. N Y.
| THE NEW rOBB TKIST COMPANY,
Depositary.
26 Broad Street. New York. N. Y.
May Fight Anthracite Decision
Presidents of the anthracite railroads
may hold a meeting at the offices of
the Trunk Line Association the latter
part of this week to consider statis?
ticians' figures on estimated amounts
of the reduction in rates ordered
last week by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. It was stated from Phil?
adelphia yesterday that the companies
affected will contest in the courts th?;
1 Commission's ruling. The preparation
of the case will involve issues entirely
' apart from the question of rates.
BOM) SALES O.V THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1915.
Trading in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange Monday amounted to
$.1,601,000, against $1,291,000 Saturday, $2,924,000 a week ago and Stock Eichange
rinsed a year ago. Total from January 1 to date $4S2,257,000, against $424,665,
000 in 1914.
GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL.
Sales in . . _
??1000. IIich. Low. Close
1 I Jap 1st ser 44s 76 76 7*5
10 do 2d sor 4-1.1
German stamped. 704 70*. 70V
1 Rep of Cuba5s'04.97 07 97
1 NYC 44s7>7 May.102 102 102
2 do 44s '57 Nov. 1014 1014 1014
I do 44s '68 rcpt.1014 101% 101 Ti
5 do 44s 1964.... 984 98 4 98 Vi
STATE.
INT Canal 44s..1094 1094 109M
j RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS.
I 20 Am Sm 4 Ref 5s.l06 10* 106
llAni T 4 T col 4s. 884 884 88V?
1 do cvt 4s . 97 97 97
85 do cvt 4 4s.1024 102 1024
4 Am Writ Pap 5s. 60 60 60
'-'Armour r e 44?. 91% 914 914
84A T 4 S F gn 4s. 924 91 4 914
17 do adj 4s stpd.. 824 824 824
6 do cvt 5s 1917..1014 1014 1014
8 do cvt 4s I0M..106 1024 1024
1 do cvt 4s 1060.. 108% 1081, 103-Jri
2 A ?* L 1st com 4s 88 4 M 88
19 H i 0 pr li 34s. 904 894 90
I do gold 4s. 86% 66% ?W%
5 do cvt 4 4s.87 4 87 874
54 Reth St ref 5s... Uli 4 1014 1014
1 Bkn Cjr Rv 1st 6S.100V? 100% 100%
2.*, BUT r.pe notes'l8.100 ion 100
1 Bkn l'n El 1st 5s N 09 99
2Cen I.eath gn 5s.. 100 ?.'?4 100
68Cen I'hc 1st 4s... H54 86% 85%
1 CRB of N.J.'m rof.lll 111 111
lOChes _ ?i gn 44s 714 734 734
34 C Hit* R-n 4s. . 90 4 ;??i M
I ?1?. 4s 111 div_ M 93 03
82 do joint 4s. 06% 964 964
4Chi4E 111 con 6fc \*;i 01 9.'.
IChi 4 Erie 1st 5s.1034 1034 1034
ICMftStP rn 44s. 974 974 974
1 do cvt 4 4s _ 86% 85% 06%
?2 do deb 4s 1934.. 86% 86% 06%
10 ?I?. 5s ser R.103 102% '
I do 6s S*PW div.1024 102%
1 Chi Rv Co ?s_ 06 9.'>
25 CRIAPRy dob 6a. 44% 44 414
8 do ref 4s . 63 63 63
In Chile Copper 7s..114 1134 114
1 CCCvStL un 4s.. 72 72 71*
1 ('lev _ Mat 14s. 07% 074 974
4 Cuba-Am Sun ?is..100 100 ion
2<? I? 4 R G con 4s.. 71 71 71
7 Distil Sec Cor 5s. 66 654 66
34 Kul S S & A 5s..1004 100% 100%
11 Erie cvt 4s ser A. 61% 61 ?'.1
4 do cvt 4s ser B. 09 68% 69
2 Con Klec db 5s.. 103 103 103
1 do 34? . 75 75 75
9 Great Nor 44s.. 06% 06% 964
1 Hud 4 M rig 4s. 70 70 70
7 do inc 5s . 25 26 26
2." Ill On 4s 1953. . 80% 80% - ,
10 111 St ?sieh 5s.1004 1004 1004
6 InsConCop 6s '19.134 1324 134
16 do 1922 .131 132 131
12 Intern-Met 4%t?. 714 :\\ :i'H
75lnt M M col 44s. 68 674 674
114 do ctfs . 684 674 ''.74
36 Inter Nav 5s. 60% ?'.04 604
5 Int Paper cvt 5s.. 79 78 79
14Int St Pump 5s.. t'.:.4 66 6.=,
10 do ctfs . ?5 634 634
JK C So 1st 3s.... 67% 67% 674
8 do 5s . sx 4 86 86
49 Lack St Is 1950.. 784 78 TH
1 I.S4MS dh 4s 18. 01% 01% 01%
7 do ?jh 4s 1931... 904 00% 00%
3Lonllard Co Is..100% 100% 100%
IL 4 N unified It 02 914 914 ?
4 do Ist4%s M4M 074 974 974 I
1 Milw Cas Lt 4s . 90 90 90
4 MAStL 1st ref 4S. 51 504 504
1 M St P ? S S M
1st ron Is . 88 f 88 no.
3.Mont Power 5s... 90 90 90
f Sales in
i $1,000. Hiprh. Low. Close
3 M K ?t- T 1st 4s.. 76*44 76 76
3 do 2d 4s . 51'/s Bl?ai 51V
1 do ref 4s . 50 50 60
i 25 Mo Tac con ta... 95 95 96
1 do col tr 5s '17. 804 804 801
26 N Y Air B cvt 6s. 99 4 99 4 99'1
677 NYC&IIR db6s fp.104 4 103*% 1037,
40 do l.-t pd .103% 1034 103'
1 do 4s 19.'M. 86% H% B6?J|
1 do I.S col tr.34-. 71 71 74
5NYGasKI.H<S:P 5s.102%: 102*4 102?;
1 do pur m 4s.??1% 81% IIH
10 NYOAWlst ref4s. 76 76 76
4 N Y & Queens E
I. t Tower 5s ...100 100 100
2N Y Rys adj 5s.. 494 494 49M
4N Y Tel gn 44?.. 95%. 95"?? IS*
1 Norf&W con 4s.. 88 4 884 88*4
3 do 10-JHyr cvt4s.l07 107 107
15 Nor Pac pr li 4s.. 904 904 904
2 do pen 3s. 63 63 63
2 Ore & Cal 1st 6s.l00% 100% 100%
lOraRyAN con 4s. 88% MJf -- i
1 Pac of Moist ex4s 86 86 86
2 Pac T & T 5s.... 974 974 974
12 PER conl4s rcp.102% 102% 102%
10 do (-en 4 4s rcpt 974 974 974
1 do 4s 1943 .984 984 M?
1 do 4s 1948 .97 4 974 '-?74
1 do 34? 1915.... 1004 1004 1004
2 PCC?StL 4s G.. 924 924
17 Rendinp pen 4s.. 934 92% 92%
31 RlifcS col 5s 1910. 954 944 954
3 8.L4SF gen 5-/31 994 994 99 4
10 do pen 5s 1927.. 45 45 45
l??tPMAM con4 4s.l00-% lon% 100%
I SanA&ArP 1st 4s. || 61 65
28a Bell T ?fe T 5s 974 974 974
81 So Pac cvt 5s.... 994 98% 99
22So Pac cvt 4s_ 814 61% 81%
36 do rfp 4s . 85 4 85 85
?*. ??o S F Term 4s. 80 80 80
4 So Rv con 5s_ 99 984 -
27 do cen 4s. 624 ?4 624
6 Texas <o cvt 6s. 100?-, 100% 1004
3 Toi & O C 1st 5s *h?% .?'.?4 M%
1 Tri t'y Rjr?L 5s. 964 964 964
17 l'nion Pac 1st 4s. 94 93% M
1 do cvt 4s . 904 90% '.">%
5 do ref 4s . 864 864 864
1 l'n RRs of S F 4s 444 444 414
1 U S Kealty??!! 5s. 70 70 70
?, r s Rab a f 6a..102% 102% 102%
4,*.'' S Steel 5s.H?24 102*4 102%
1 Va-Caro Ch 5s... 954 954 954
1 Virpinian Ry 5s.. 94 94 94
3 Wabash 1st 5S...100 100 100
1 do 2d 5s. 924 924 924
22 do rf 4s CT ctf. 154 litt 16H
110 do Eq Tr cf stp. 16 154 16
3 do ctfs . 174 174 174
M WPTlaUaG T ctf 4 4 4
40 do Col Tr ctfs.. 4 4 4
7 do for Cen Tr.. 4 4 4
6Waatan* Elcc 5s. loi 1004 101
2 W N Y Si P pn 4s 75% 75% 75.-4
2 West l'n col tr 5s 97 97 97
33 Wastina**" Electric
s fd 5s .IO54 105 105
70 do Mfp 5 pc ctfs
of dep .1054 105 mr,
952 do cvt 5s w i.,.117 112% 117
3 do 5s 1917 note?.1004 10??% 100%
17 West Shore 4s... 88 88 M
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Yesterday. Saturday.
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
I*. reg- '30. 974 ? 974 ?
2s coup '30_ 974 ? 974 ?
3s rep '18.1004 ? IOO4 ?
3s coup '18_1004 ? 1004 ?
4s rep '25.109 ? 109 ?
4s coup '25_110 ? 110 ?
2s Pan '36 reg. 97 ? 97 ?
2s Pan '38 reg. 97 ? 97 ?
3s Pan '61 rep 101 ? 101 _
3s Pan '61 coup.101 ? 101 ?
The
Quality
Of
?Service
rendered by a bank is of much im?
portance to its customers. It is our
desire to be efficient. If your banker
is not giving your business the ser?
vice you think it requires we invite
you to confer -with our officers.
The Mechanics & Metals National Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
10 KAMU OTRKBT
Capital, Surplus and Profits $14,000,000
Deposits $112,000,000
American Smelters Securities Co.
Preferred Stock Series "A" 6% Cumulative
OrJiinal I??ue: $17,000,000. Retired through Sinlcin?* Fund, $350,200
OuUtanding, $16,649,800.
Avn-a -?rnlnr? SIMS th? Incorporation of th- i.-omp?nr In HOI !? .
at th? rat? of ?7 time? dividen.I r?'iuir?m-nta.
Anneal r-tlrem-nt by lot. at 1100 per share, of 1% of I ?
of air." unt pr?vlou?ly r-tlr-d. Wmlett ?houl-1 rotlrt BOtHO ? ' ;!y u?,
""'Financial po.ltlon of Company 1? ?tron*. net quirlt __?* at th? --? m}
calendar rear 1114 amounting to 111. 1*4...11
Price 85 and Accrued Dividend to Yield 7.06%
In addition to th? abov? yi?!d. p.iP-h*?.?r win nee s thi I sersOsi
of th" Sinking Kund a profit of 115 per ?hare, a? UM
41 ''?pp?liat.on will he made to ll?t the?e ?hare? on the \-w York Meek
Fii-hunge. ?lrrular I 101 on r?'iu"?'
GEO. H. BURR & CO., Bankers
120 Broadway, New York.
Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis Seattle Sa*. Fri-i-isco
ANDREW J McCORMACK, Auction*?
REOULAR AI CTK i.N SALE OF
STOCKS AM. ;
BT ADRIAN It Mt'LLKR t 80\
OFKICK SO. y> WILLIAM 8T. '
WEDNESDAY, Al'Gl'ST UTH, 1111,
at 11 ? o'< ?? th?
EXCHANGE BAl
NOS 14 AN1 arar
FOR ACCOUNT OK EXECCTORt
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C0*l Co.
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i 100 ?ha Nip
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3.500 aha Cobalt ? Co.
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60 ahs. Nevada-Utah Blaea A Smelter?
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12.000 j.ipim Water Works t p. e. Bdi
1141
Id,000 Weetern ?"ana-i? Public T.'tl'tuMCt
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700 ?h?. American Chi? I? CO, common.
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;.', ?ha Central 1 ? umon.
l ah - . rk Bank
IT aha Plrot Nati Bank f Ldgewttir,
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100 ?h.s Ann1
100 ah.? !lc?te.
11 ah?. South P?
20 ah? Montana Po i
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P
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.
Steel on the Consolidated Stock F.x
change touched a bif*h price of 76*?,
which compared with an opening quo?
tation of 744, an early low of 74%
! and a closinp price on Saturday ai
: Transactions in it totalled .
shares. The "war -erallr
were stronp, with tome of the upward
movements in thii | -en.??
tional. Wetitv
inps totalling 18 aft? open
inp at 113%, touche?! US, and th? I
i to 1184, which | r,r;c".
' Studebaker Opt ?""'* :'
112%. Amonir the other promlBlBt ia?
dustrial? were Anei MB*""
can I.oc.in'- Fuel, Cruci?
ble Steel, Republic Iron and StM
American Car and Foundry, Al'.i*
Chalmers, after early ftrmBeii. reie??*
Transactions in Goodrieh lluhber ?***
ceeded lo.ooo share?. Ito*?eni?ial
and rose ?, ? . road ?toc.i
were penera?y Arm, bat fl** ?f tlu:n
were features in the tradinf. The ca?
pers reflected improvement, with a sti
ter demand reportad foi the copper
metal. Commission houses handled ?
larpe volume of odd lot orders. S?.*J
for the day wer?' - .res.
STOCKS.
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DAILY IMI'OKTS AM' ?:Xl"0RrJ;$,
I'ai'v import? and expor?? *>< ?'".",
merchandise at the Tor* Bl >?-w
were:
Mon.ta? .Vil'i-i M ?' ' '
Sat?irla? AU! ?-' M
|-r|.U? Aui-'i?' 13 , a ?
Thureda?. Au*'>-" I ' '
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