New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
rP|CS OF THE STREET

Icy TRADING Transactions for
FoAl'i account aggregated 5000 shares In
pTeisH .,ock market. mostly purchases
q I-nion PaSl11 49,
eesgsmated Copper
r.s1NEss AND BONDS. - Spencer
b. 20. in their October bulletin say
ITasn business in general is OF rather
D p-.,t character and the feeling has
rdihss r~ound Of late tnat until tne Fresi-
sSnsI sslection Of 1872 Is out OF the way
8aua eltS the results OF that eleCtil
r eise lev definitely fOreSeen, IL Is hard
co ~ ~ hi expect any permanent EXPANSION
B 50 At the same time IL shouIu not
p tidu.,.+su that alone the every day ne
h 80 n nation with a population OF
ssssliles Oils create a very fair volume OF
atae- ena in addition there is our large
sf.p.. ,-9de 90 help out IN times or tenl-
aiL.. depressigu. In so tar as the pohd
p'2.l, III concerned. il can be pointed TO
mefNs. -,,,rIe OF steadiness. While stocks
= 81 CSC . ifal,iug i0. 70 and 50 points ten
bsf e,,atiVe railroad bonds have shown
iti So during the month OF september
esttt, -ne-ouarter OF ] per cent on an
q o,, and a fall Of only approximately
s.eilt,, ,o~fers OF point from the high
iafss4 tbc present year. The opinion IS
tlIAs -eneral that conditions are Shaping
gsis fSves for q much better market. ana.
ileIr.s. -irr the fact that the better gruucs
rnsl-.5 esn now be bought on very at
q ZONES .er~is and that continued slack
Tlc'.o .~g6r should keep money easy, an
- lt,rsrent seems perfectly logical
-.r1-REs IN SEPTEMBER. CONNER
eouures in the United States in the
60 M September as reported by r. @.
e. co. numnsred 81. with defaulted
p- --l,,e5~ess aggreEaung $ll,9O0,56S of
rssIb 81 for SfI+5.110 We're in manufactur-
yl's \ Tor SSl6gZ7 in trading and 81 Tor
~, "a i'm brokers and uansporters. rms
~ notable Improvement over the same
Isst wear when the number was $40
Ho1.,s liabilities s159s8,lS2, bat the com
ara Is n q go good when compared with
p4SS defaults involving only SS,f4b.UZS III
- ber 1900 Compared with 1905 and
= bcWeyer. when LOS suspe nsions for
- =, Sas and SIS for SlAs3o. -, respectively,
81 ,-~S-,,-taE the exhibit Is cminently sat
1900 The returns also show a marked
s.e-ss. in number as compared with al
.se,siing months this year., ana as 10
-ount n liabilities compared WIN every
--~tb except August
rr r~TRTc RAILWAY CONVENTION.
,.rss q. Cannon president Of the Fourth
y.rIonal gank Of New York. will address
=, convention Of the American Electric
vspusv Association, Wnich is 10 De neiu
a-,.hSr To % al Atlantic city. Mr.. Can
49, s,,bi-ct will be Electric Railway Sc
1900 70 a subject Cf quite as much IN
,.-ss' m Investors generally as IL Is to
..;iysy men. "The Toledo Street Railway
ss..s,{cr- viii be the theme on which
.tio- Is. Lang president Of the Toledo
s,:lways and Light Company, will ADDRESS
"a convention.
/ DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
a. beeu declared as follows: The St.
,-is e. san Francisco Railroad. quarterly
- cent on the FIRST preferred, payable
v5ssnher 1. the West Penn Traction
csmpanv. regular quarterly one-half OF l
- esrt ON the preferred, payable October
4 M Western Maryland, regular quar-
..rlv 4 DER cent on the preferred, payable
s-fSber 81. the United Verde Copper Com
gev regular monthly rs cents: the At
5issn. Touela & Santa Fe Railroad. regu-
M quarterly ~ per cent on the common,
.svsbIe December /. the international
Ssaw Pump Company. regular quarterly
r. per cent on the preferred. payable NO
Wmber l.
CRANKY CONSOLIDATED.-At the an
ana meeting OF the CRANKY Consolidated
Mining. Smelling and Power COMPANY L.
? Earle A. G. Flummerfeit and W. A.
paine. Of Boston. were elected directors, 70
succeed William Hamlin, (. R. Nichols
and ~ A. Nash. resigned.