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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

silver in London closed at e57sd. a decline
of 1-1sd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 200; Lis
bon, Z.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2.0l12
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were s. 227,2S1; in
ternal revenue, including corporation tax.
72S.s19. and miscellaneous s25S. 7O5. a total
of S.2lael3. against total expenditures on
ordinary account of 81 1881 For the month
TO date ordinary receipts have been S4l,0lS,-
67s and ordinary expenditures s44, 073, go the
eX1 ess of expenditures amounting TO SS,OS4,-
9S1. For the fiscal year TO date ordinary re-
csipts have been $780, 1868. against s2eo.245.-
a57 in the same period Of 1909. and ordinary
expenditures SOB SOL. lib, against s221. 800
In 1909. the excess of expenditures this year
amounting to Sl2. IS. $50. compared with an
excess of expenditures last year of 5000.
S5l. Including Panama Canal account and
public debt. the excess of all expenditures
over receipts since July 1 amounted to
S20.9S4.2la. against an excess In the CORE
slondiug period a year ago Of SSS572.+4O.
SUS-TREASURY. - The Sub-Treasury
was creditor to the Clearing House si7o.sS1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct 25.-CATTLE-Receipts
IA. 900; slow and weak: beeves. 81 55as7 so;
Texas steers, So $50 IS 50; Western. s4Is6 so:
stookers and feeders. 81 2oas5 so: cows and
heifers 81 25GS6 30 calves. 81 25G$10
HOGS-Receipts, 1900: weak and 1O1I5c
50 IS: mixed. Ssl5@ss 90; heavy. 81 $50
heavy, IS IL Sss %; pigs, ss 26@ss ss: bulk Of
sales. IS 20gss 20: SHEEP-Receipts. $4,000:
81 IS: yearltngs. 81 5o@S5 so; lambs. native.
81 75@sT 10; Western. s5Q$T.
East Buffalo. Oct. o5.-CATTLE-Recelpts
zoo; slow and steady; prime steers. sTQS7 q.
so: slow and csc lower;
so $40. HOGs-Receipts 1900: active.
10G 15c higher: heavy and mixed 50 35P
50 40; Workers 80 30 q SO So, pigs 50 4Od 50 so:
T9qghs 81 To@ss; diaries. seISSso 40
and steady: unchanged.
Cincinnati. Dot 25.-CATTLE-Receipts
s2e; steady; fair to good shippers. So 25a
2 i64: steady; butchers and shippers. 50 zoo
50 %; common. s64Ss 65. SHEEP-Recepts.
49,: steady. s29si; lambs steady. So 500
Kansas City Dot. e5.-cArTLE-Reeeipts,
1000 including 1.400 southerns: weak to 100
lower Dressed beef and export steers. So 500
81 so; fair TO good, sS9se4o: Western, s4R
soathern s4ass 5o soa saasrs cows e $50
g 20; native COWS. 81 1895: heifers. s. so Q
HoGs-Receipts. 1000; closed be10o lower;
bulk OF sales. So 1889 10; heavy IS roo
Npi packers and butchers. IS so@se 10;
light 5000 rs: SaEEP-Reosipts, $4,000,
sheep steadf.. |axnhA 1kAado -leWtsS slaSmhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
STEH'S EARNINGS OFF
September 80 Quarter SLOWS
Total of S37, 1865, 1877.
FEWER UNTITLED ORDERS
Usual Dividends Declared-ST,-
100000 Set Aside for New
CONSTRUCTION.

Total earnings Of the United States steel
Corporation for the three months ended on
Septenlher 80 were announced after the III
rectors' quarterly meeting yesterday as 49,
es57s7. closely corresponding with the pre-
,,-,,,,a-,, estimates The untitled orders AZ
.ba close Of the quarter were S.l5s,los tons,
a. o,,,ounced on October 10. being the
.,,arlss+ amount on the books at the end
% s7v other quarter, with the exception Of
c.,.a-,te~ 80 1908 when the total was S,o27,-
s35 tons.
The directors declared yesterday the usual
quarterly dividend OF ia per cent on the
,,referred stock. and. as expected. made no
change in the common diridend-1k per cent
for the quarter
Tho statement submitted yesterday
showed earnings OF s12,1s2,1 ss for July. SS'-
80 z5 for August and Sl2.1no,2i4 for Sep
TENDER The total of S37.365.la compares
with ssAI7o $50 for the June 80 quarter and
With KS 2+s eo7 for the three months ended
OF september n. 1903 The largest earnings
FOR the septen1ber 80 quarter were sfS.SO4.-
pS5 IN 1907. and the smallest, SlS,T7S,eS2 In
1905
From total earnings were deducted s75o,e07
sor the sinking funds on bonds of subsidiary
iccnpanies and S5,555,555 for the depreciation
and extraordinary repla cement funds. the
latter item comparing with the appropria-
ton Of So 500 s49 three months ago. the net
earnings being 81 ,o4s.725.
Deducting from this amount S,S4l4o, the
interest for the quarter on the corporations
outstanding bonds. and S.4H,sl6, the quar-
tiers sinking fund requirements on those
bonds. balance of SIS. 7Ss, 76S remained. The
dividend for the quarter or the preferred
stock took IS, el9 and on the common
stock 81. 355. Isl. leaving the surplus net in
come for the quarter S1lO7S0S6.
From the surplus ret income there was
appropriated ''on account of expenditures
n ede and 10 be made on authorized ap-
rropriations for additional property. new
rlarts and construction the sum Of $780,
oe0 the same amount as was appropriated
FOR those purposes three months ago; the
balance Of surplus for the quarter remain
ing after such deduction being $S.b1aeos,
against 6,El0.093 final surplus on June 50
The meeting yesterday was well ATTENDED,
emong the directors present being J. Pier
pont Morgan. who has Just returned from
Cincinnati. Henry c. Prick. =. H Gary.
chairman Of the board: W. T. Corey. presl-
'denf: Henry Phipps, +. G. Converse, Charles
Steele and Norman B. Ream.
The dividend on the preferred stock Is
..1avahla on November %, and that on the
common stock on December 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET, - Money on can
opened at 81 per cent: highest, per cent:
lowest, Per cent: closing per cent; reins
rate, az per cent. Time money was IN
slightly better demand, but che rates Tor
tixty-dsy loans were fractionally lower.
Rates, sixty DAVIS. 4AGiis per cent; ninety
DAYS and four months. az 40 per cent, ana
Eve and six months, s5SG4%4 per cent Merc
camille paper Continued inactive, because OF
the lack OF den ard. Rates 5L4d524 per cent
Tor sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills re
cei.ahle 5iz9S per cent for choice four 20
six months single names ana 6d5i& Tor
others
FOREIGN EKCpANGE-The foreign
exchange rnarkes opened steady with cables
quoted at s.s7l0di. ms. demand sterling at
4 ss55as $3.50 and sixty-day bills at 4 s2S4.
Short francs held around $685. less liz and
short reichsmarks % Illus LIZ Despite the
slightly easier tone of London discounts
the market developed renewed strength in
the afternoon, advancing 20 points froE. the
opening level. Gables were quoted a. s.e720
az 67L. demand sterling at : N67olls .S6& and
tixty-dsy bills 81 s.S2z4 Short francs rose
20 b1sezG5 1895 plus l-3l and short reichs-
marks 10 81 I-1s. There was a rather urgent
inquiry for cable remittance IN connection
with the London settlement and this helped
90 strengthen the whole market
Tla.,I soG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Oct. 25.-The activity and strength
OF the local wool market continue. with worst
ed woods in considerable demand and heavy
sales reported from many quarters. one esti-
mate places the transfers at TO- 5000 IN the
last fortnight, whils others run higher spec
uIatiOn has developed in both greasy ana
secured wools with territory leading. Prices
on all lines show hrmer tendency Do
nestle quotations: Ohio and PennsylVanla
reeces-DeIaine washed. SIC; Xxx, soc; hne
understandable, - a 25c: half blood comoing,
Is a 29c; three-eighths. rs a 29c; one-quarter,
81 q 70; delaine unwashed. 261a a &c: me
unwashed, ~ a $50. Michigan. Wisconsin and
New York-Ffne unwashed. 19@21c delaine.
o5026c: one-half blood, unwashed. 21g2Sc-
Kentucky Indiana and Missour1-Three-
eighths blood, IS q 29c; One-quarter, 2I42sc
Secured basis: Texas-Fine twelve months.
IS a soc; fine six TO eight months. o9Qolc'
fine fall. SOC. californta-Northern. ssg90c:
fall free. 4514Ic. Oregon-Eastern No
staple 629 e4c; Eastern clothing 5ogoIe'
81 a65c; fine medium staple. SegsOo; M hns
5sc: half blood combins. 6og62c. three
eighths. SO SOC: quarter; 81 q 9sc: Pulled q
a $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, Oct. 25.-wHEAT-spo dur;
futures steady: October Is I'd: Deeembsr
American mixed. Is 9i5d: futures steady; jan
uary. Is Sad; February. As SD. PEAS
HOPS in London (Pacifc Coast). f3 10d qfs
15s BEEF-Extra India mess. 1878 I'D.
PORK-Prinle mess Western. HISS Cd HAMS
Short cut e2s. BACON-Cumberland cut.
89s: clear bellies. I3s: long clear niiddles.
light us; heavy. Iss; short clear backs. doS
Cd. SHOULDERS-Square- sis LARD
Prime western. tierces. 63s: American re-
fined pals, G3s 50. CHEESE-Canadian hp-
est white new SOS Cd: colOred. 56s. TUR-
PENTINE-spirits 54s Cd. RoSfN-Common,
las I'd INSTRUMENTATION. "a. LIN
SEED OIL 46s Cd. COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refined spot. 31s Ia TALLOw-Aus-
tralian In London, Sss Ind
London. oct. 23.-SUGAR-Raw centrifu-
gal los "a muscovado. ss: beet. October. es.
IINsEFD-CaIcutta. April-June. 02s 10 rd
IINsEED OIL. AIS 10Ad SPERM OIL. f32
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. refined. 6t5-16d:
spirftr ia. TURPENTISE-Spirits. 54s D..
ROSIN-American strained. 15s: fine les 3D.
Antwerp. Oct 25-PErRoLEUM. 10 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
TOPICS oF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses
sold stocks on balance TO the extent OF
about I2.oe0 shares in the local market
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. = Dividends
have been declared as follows: Iehlgh Coal
and Navigation, regular quarterly per
cent, payable November so: Gorham Manu-
cent on the common. payable November 10
the American Gas ana Electric company
regular Ia per cent on the preferred pay
sOle November /: the American Chlcle Co Ih-
lany, regular monthly ] per cent on the
common and the usual bi-monthiy extra !
per cent, both payable November IL; the
National City Bank. regular semi-annual .
per cent: Butte Coalition Mining company
regular quarterly y cents, payable Decem-
her !; McCrum- Howell Company, quarterly
9. Of per cent on the common, payable
January !, and an additional dividend OF
50 per cent. payable January 80
COPPER MARKET.-Reports from the
HCopper trade indicate that there are Few
PRODUCERS Of the metal who have not solo
Tie larger part Of their possible production
20 January !. 1911 Sales OF the metal IN
the last few days show falling off from
recent heavy totals. but this is not surprls-
tng, in view Of the enormous purchases IN
the last three weeks. The industries tnat
Use copper are operating to fun capacity
and Il Is generally believed in trade circles
that there viii be no immediate shrinkage
81 the consumption OF the metal
UNION PACIFIC-At the meeting OF the
directors Of The Union Pacific Railroad yes
rerday the officers were reelected and Max
well Evarts, long identified with the legal
department Of the company, was mace
general counsel. Mr.. Eyarts was appointed
general counsel of the Southern Pacific. the
Oregon Short Line and the oregon Rail-
road and Navigation Company last week.
the electi n OF Mr. Evarts viii officially re-
ajeve Judge L,ovett of part of the dual bur-
Den he has carried since stepping from the
Office Of general counsel OF the Hartman
lines 70 that Of president and chairman of
rne hoard or directors.
CRANKY DTNIDEND.-The published re-
yorts to the effect that the directors OF the
GRANNY Consolidated Mining, Smelling and
Power Company, Ltd, were likely 10 de-
clare a dividend on the stock of the com
many 81 their meeting next Tuesday were
declared 20 be 1infounded by officials OF
the company Yesterday morning Al the
once Of the company Il was stated that no
announcement Of any kind relative TO oiVi-
bends on the stock had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
COLORADO & SOUTHERN REPORT.

The Colorado & Southern Railway Com
pany reports for the year ended June 80.
1910. gross operating revenue OF $50.
against si5,0So.4i2 the year before, operat-
ing expenses OF sl0,s63. 400. compared with
$40 %. 6s7 In 1903. and net operating reveEus
OF S5si4 SIS, an Increase of 81 .o6s. sM- These
figures cover the results of all lines opcr-
ated by the company. After the deduction
of net deficit from outside operations OF
81. 323 and taxes accrued and the addition
OF income from securities owned and from
other sources the total gross corporate In
come was s5.6Sl, 700. compared with S.sD. $50
In the preceding year. The net corporate
income. after charges on interest and sink
ing fund account, was S2.e5l. So. and the sur
plus after dividends s1.65l, as. against Ssa.-
$50 in the year before. From this surplus
there was deducted SS32, sS4 representing
one-han OF the dehcit on the operations OF
the Colorado Midland Railway Company
and OF the Trinity e. Brazos Railway Com
pany. in which the Colorado & Southern
owns beneficial interest IN one-half of the
capital stock OF these companies. The mai
surplus was N.ll&l6S. The percentage OF
operating revenues required FOR operating
expenses was S4T5 per cent. as Compared
with 67-A per cent In the preceding year
and the proportion of income required for
interest was 5o5o per cent as compared
with 5454 per cent In the year before Tia
cSmpapys mileage increased IN III -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

Spot quiet and steady. with prices 80 points
for middiing Gulf: sales. $3.50 bales: delivered
on contract, / GOO bales. Liverpool cables: spot
"a Sier- sales 10000 bales; speculation and eN-
port 1000: American. 1900; imports. $4,000;
American, 81 900; middling upland. 7.66d- Fut-
ures opened steady, at sac points decline; closed
FIRM fOd1I1z points higher: October. SD: DC
tober November. 7.57d; November - December
1914: December-JanUary January-february
and February March, 7.49d; March-April and
April-May 7.491&d May-June, 7.5Od; June-July,
z ihd July-August, lid
COFFEE-Easier closing at a net loss Of
9aIa points Sales. $4,000 bags. HAVE closed
showed an advance OF &9I pfenng; Rio was
unchanged and Santos unchanged 10 90 reis
lower. Spot dull and easier on a basis OF 1OS-0
for Rio No Z Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
CHICAGO & ALTON
Shonts Deplores Increased Wages and
Wants Higher TRANSPORTATION Rates.

In his report TO stockholders, Theodore
ShontS, the president of che Chicago &
Alton. comments on the difficulty of meet
ing the increased expense due to Increased
wages and other causes and at the same
time serving the public ia lie manner de-
manded and expected, and also maintaining
the property In the way it should be kept.
unless proportionate advance can be Cd
tanned in the rates of transportation 10
Offset the increase in cost of operation. In
addition. restricted and supervisory Les 5la-
ton enacted by federal and state govern
administrative boards and commissions
have been and. Mr. Shonts says. Will
doubtless yet be even more material factors
In reducing net earnings.
Mr.. Shonts continues: THE amendments
of the last Congress to the interstate COM
merce act. making arbitrary, save with ap-
prevail of the Interstate Commerce Conn
mission. the provisions that a carrier shall
not charge a greater compensation for
mediate rates-a provision which formerly
rested an equitable principle-or charge
or receive as great compensation for
short as for a longer distance, or advance
a rate once reduced to meet water compe-
tition until after hearing: making IL prac-
tically impossible 10 increase rates save on
the entire burden of proof and which may
extend through a period OF eleven months;
requiring additional detailed reports and
statistical information and entalnng aodi-
tional obligations on station agents with re-
spect to the display and furnishing OF
tariffs cannot fail to affect unfaVOrably
the reveue of the railroad companies"
Mr.. Shonts says that since the cost of
carrying such legislation into effect Is de-
signed not to benefit the railroad com
panies, but the public at large, at least a
part Of its cost should be borne by the
public benefited, through an increase In
rates He points out that the railroads
have done a great deal voluntarily for the
consumer from the period of their inception
to the present time.
The company shows for the year ended
June 50, 1910, operating revenue Of SlS,S5S 475.
against Si2,5006S2 in the year before, and
net operating revenue of 81, us. 269. compared
with s., 0a2. 0S4 in 1909. After taxes operating
income was $4270, SS4, and after the addition
Of other income total income was s., 999.
Net income, after charges, was S,Q1l98S,
and the deficit after dividends $l53,SS6.
egainst $685. $50 in the year before. Detailed
reSults for three years follow:
1ooo Iaae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. sc
discount; Chicago. &c premium. San Fran
cisco sight lc premium, telegraph SC pre-
MUM; New Orleans, commercial 75cnSl dis
count, bank 81 premium: Charleston, buy
9ng par. selling JOG premium: St Louis. l5c
discount bid, &c asked; Savannah, buying
3-lsc discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York ex-
changes S372 5I5, $50, balances sl3,bIs $50. Ros-
ton exchanges sSs 81 $40. balances s. 72i, ss4 /;
Philadelphia. exchanges s25.799 Sl3. balances
g S52, 7s6; Chicago, exchanges $40, 262 O35 bal
snces s. g76. S09
SILVER MARKET.-Commerc bar sill
yer, 56s.c; Mexican silver dollars, z5c; bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct. 25.-Reuewed buying OF wheat
followed two particularly sharp setoaess, ana
there was a firm tone al the finish Paradoxes
nbounded in the news. Liverpool was reported
as trying to resell Manitoba cargoes On the
other hand, Winnipeg asserted thar exporters
there were buying Kansas City was receiving
large quantities Of Nebraska wheat, and was
also sending word OF cash wheat sales to kansas
mills Tho worlds available supply decreased
from last week. but nevertheless remained Inuch
larger than a year ago Early I'm the day a
powerful aid TO the bears was found IN DIS
patches that the Argentine. Australian and gen
eral European crop outlook was good. and that
offerings from Russia and La Plata were free at
lower prices. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

:. a. t,.,,-.. tteo I5s LEAD-ouiet at 4 4pf
SOC: New York i5a4 se1kc East St Louis 1ds;
London spot il8 IS 81 sP FL \ 81 LOUIS Lon
con 1' snot saa fROS~Cieveianf warrants. 49s
% in London Locally UNCHANGED NO and f0H No
foundr, Southern soft SIS 1886 %; No foun-
dry Northern, SIS 50dst6. Pig iron certinca'sS
nominal. , r.s,.a
petroleum steady the basis OF t-4oc lux e'aii
ard white in bbs at New York -.,,..
COTTONsEED OIL-Quiet out gshe as.s
steady closing at 8 points decline TO 10 Poii''
adj nee Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
CASH QUOTATIONS
IF o b nfeat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October %. 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Afte opening weak ana
lower rallied and held firm during the greater
part Of the day, influenced by small offerings
and covering by shorts, easing off late. and at
the close was 15o lower TO &c higher. Liverpooi
was much lower than expected. under active
selling. An official estimate on the Russian crop
placed the yield at 100000 bushels over last
year Operators were not disposed 20 follow lhe
bear news, however, owing to the recent sharp
decline. and buying was principally 10 cover
short contracts. No . red here. 9la4c elevator
and oslo o b afoat- No l Northern Duluth
81 IA, o b afoat. CORN-Easier at the open
ing. but on the decline shorts were active buyers
and the market advanced nearly lie bushel;
The demand fell off. however. as values WORKED
upward and late in the day an easier 1eellhs
prevailed with prices at the close net uneh&nse go
70 &c higher. No . corn here, 55Ac in elevator
domestic basis to arrive +. and b5f4c, d
afoat OATSLModerately active. with stLdlI
IriCat changes bur the tone was steady. At the
close prices unchanged TO &c net sas hiehSr,
Cash oats quiet. with standard white 36s4c; 40
. 37Kc; No 3, 361sc: No 4. SOC. and No hikeI l.
Soc RYE-Steady. No Western; "a nc: sasoc
New York BARLEY-Quiet. Mating, toQooG'
G Z. Bufralo. BUCKWHEAT-Quiet Amer
can. Coo, f. New York; Canadian o'o' J.
Vorly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
CLEARANCES.

rJpTrR AND MEAI-Flour dull and neaLy,
1-itb h,Iye,s Indifferent. Spring patents, 80 -"g
e co. winter straights, 81 20dS4 40; winter pat-
ents 81 coast 30; spring clears, y 5oqss 90
EXTRA No / winter. SO 5oqS3 so; extra No VIII IN
ter So 35dS3 90: Kansas straights 81 so4s4 o. %.
RYE TTOIJR-Steady. Fair TO good, S4q$4 %;
choice TO fancy, 81 25qS4 40. BUChWhdbEAa,I
FIOTTRSouiet; So IOdS2 20 per 1oo ~ CORN
MEAI-steady; kiln dried. So 10; BAGMkA a. ~
dsi 20 FEED-Western spring, S2Z4sZ- ~;
Standard mfddung. s23 So: -four do 81 60: red
dog SIS; city bran, s21 bulk 81 2SoSZZ oo
SACKS: middiing, SD 25GS30: red dog, $50 nom
inv chop S24 bulk. So 20 sacks; ollmeal' 900 oo
COTTON-seldom if ever in the history OF
the cotton market has there been such an abrupt
change from weakness to strength. from active
general selling TO more active general bu!
fng than occurred result OF the census re
port to-day This report had been expected 20
confirm the tendency toward increased est
mates of the crop noted on the decline hoih
X ole TO l391c for January, which had oc-
CURED between October II and the close or Mon
DAVIS market but less cotton was reported
ginred 10 October IS this year than last. the hg-
Ures were regarded strengthening the extreme
Nv t41lIish view of the crop, and evidently came
as a more or less general surprise AT any
rate there was an advance Of practically -
a bale during the day, and the market at me
close WAS firm, with prices anywhere from 90
to 81 points above the closing figures or Mon
dsv or at practically the high point OF the
day The census figures were puonshed Just
before the opening, and showed 5.4loOVo bales
ginned 20 October IS. comparing with about
5S0 600 bales ginned to the same date last sea
son Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
clOVERSEED PRICES.

Toledo. Oct - - CL.OvERsEED - Cash
s. 52is; October S 52ls; Deeember s So;
March IS 90 TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 40: Octo-
Der. So 10. ALSIkD-PTime. ~. -octobsr, ~;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

+Interest, dividends on stocks Of subsidiary
companies and discounts. fPrior lien and par
ticular stock and preferred stock dividends.
1SurpluS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

IS % SO 70; yearlings 81 40as7; wethers;
s49s4 so; ewes, So 50g 81 10; stockers and
feeders, So 1884 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
fR,,rnisbed by w. n. Coler q Co. No. AZ Cedar
street.)
lAocrued Interest % be addedD

@Coupons interchangeable. fRegistered +Cou-
pons iRegistered and coepon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

= EIFf'II LIltII IIlt WIINII IIldt ?
Bankers posted rates were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-26

Cper. revenue SIS SIS 475 $4,000 $50 sl2 iO2 100
Oper. expenses $3.50 207 7.40S. 59S 1861 16