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OCTOBER 23, 1910
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NbW YORK BOND SALES
Summary of the individual transactions on the New York Exchange.
Allegheny Vallov 6a
70000 100M
Am Smelt & n Ea
2000 87H
4000 87
Am Tel & Tel Ba
300O B5lt'
Am Tel Tel a
4000 10W
3000 101
1000 101K
1000 101
4000 101
2000 101
2000 101
1000 101
Am Tel & Tel clt
lOfin HUi
Am Writ Paper 7a
mOO 875i
1000 87
Ann Arbor II U 4a
10000 '52H
Anglo-French Ba
3000 07 3
100(0 07 8
2000 07K
6000 97 8
L, 10000 07 A
1000 07H
'23900 07M
,, 23000 07J,
, 2000 07H
1 1000 97 3
,.u 25000 975,
-. 6000 07 6
6000 07 5
I 0000 07J
t 6000 97 3
10000 97 3
3000 97 3
2000 97 5
20000 97U
6000 97Jf
90000 97K
JL1000 973S
2000 97Jf
76000 07H
6000 97W
10000 07 3
10000 07H
10000 07Ji
60000 07 3
100000 07K
1000 97 5
1000 07 b
25000 97H
5000...... 97J4
2000 07i
75000 D7H
, . 1000 97Ji
2000 07Jf
20000 97 5
10000 07 3
Atl Coast Lino 4s
6000 MH
1000 SOJi
A T & S P Ry 4a
5000 79Ji
3000 80
3000 795i
10000 7GM
10000 70J,
16000 70Jf
6000 XOii
9000 70
4000 .9
A T & S F 4a of 60
1000 00!$
A T & S F ndj
3000 73JJ
Bait & Ohio ov
6 O00 71)i
5000 71
Bait & Ohio 4a
1000 70W
6000 70H
1000 70
5000 70H
Bait & Ohio 6a
1000 09H
2000 00H
Bait & Ohio 6a
1000 06
B & O S V 3V4s
1000 81K
Beth S Corp fd
3000 SSJ.
Beth S Corp lat
1000 07
Brook R T ct 7a
1000 65
Canada South Ss
2000 90
Cen of Ga Rwy en
6000 SS
Cent Pacific 1st
10000 77Ji
3000 77H
250OO 77Jf
Cen Fao R B 3b
8000 8?).
Chea & O cv 4 Ha
2000 78!i
1000 78JS
6000 79
1000 78
2000 79
Chea & Ohio cv Ss
2000 t4H
Chi & Alton 3s
2000 47H
Chi & Alton im3i
1000 34
11000 32H
Chi B & Q 4s
2000 05 ca
26000 95N
7000 05M
2000 OSH
4000 95W
Chi B & O cm
1000 82
1000 81
Chi & G West 4a
5000 H7H
Chi & N W Bs of 87
1009 08H
1000 0S5i
Chi M & St P 4s
2000 72H
(2000 72
10000 72
C M & St P cv 44
2000 75M
10000 75H
, 3000 75
5000 74r
Chi M & St F cp ia
1000 OSJi
1000 OHH
Chi M & S P Ch Bs
2000 08Ji
Chile Copper 8s
2000 S9
1000 89
2000 89
8000 55h
Chile Copper 7a
5000 114
2000 114
3000 114
1000 114 P
Chi Rock Is Pao fd
5000 69Ji
3000 68
20000 08K
C & W I R R 4a
.1000 01
6000 '61
City of Mara B 6a
10000... '...100
1000...... 00K
C of N Y 4Kb of
Nov 'B7
1000 lOUf
C of N T 4a of
May '67
2ono. j.... ion;
2000 102
8000 102
Oof N Y4Snf 60
1 ' 2000 97K
l Cof NT 4M of 63
W 2000 IOUfJI
2000 ion,
0000 101H
9000 101JJ
Cof NY4HBof 65
2000 lOUf .
City of Paris 6a
3000 97
2000 07
20000 08K
1000 05H
10000 06H
C CC& St Ltrm4s
10000 67H
Comp T & R 63
.4000 88(
Con fJaa Co ov
10000 100
30000 100
3000 100
7000 ,100
' iooo. ...f. loo
20000 100
20000 100
7000. ,....100
24000... iwlOOH
25000. .,,..100
6000 100X
Col Gas & Eleo 1st
.ki'OOU 63
Colo & S Ry 4Ws
10000 so
Delrblt Oaa Co 5a
10000...... Ofi!i
Den A Rio Gr 4s
5000. 65
Dom Can Cs 1911
6000 08! (
1000 OSJi'
6000 OMf
iooo nsj;
Dom of Canada '26
1000 95
Dom of Can 6s '31
1000 OSJi
2000 05
Erlo General Lien
10 0 40
1000 4S!f
Erie R R cv D
4000 inn
2'Ki W,l
Hud & Man R R fd
14000 6
1000 60
OOO'1 60
6000 66
2000 60
1000 66
1000 56
2'00 50
1000 65!i
10000 65M
Hud & M RR Co In
2000 15Vi
5000 155 J
III Cent 4s of 62
2000 75W
10000 74U'
3000 74!f
111 Central 5Ws
B 1000 OGJj
Imp Jap GovB 1st
3000 82J'
Imp Jap Gov B 2d
1000 83
Indiana Steel Bs
3000 94H
1000 05
Int Mot ct 4 Ha
12000.
05
05
84H
fit'X
Rl)i
8W
Rl!i
1000
7000
RcadlnC 4s
2000
3000
8900....
IOOO....
5000....
saoo....
Rep Iron A Steel Ss
2000 111!,
1000 94!i
St Ii & 8 F Ino
10000 42H
1000 42H
6000 42
St I & San F So A
10011 69
St L&San F Sec B
2000 71 -
St I.. & Southw 6s
3000 02
St 1' Swn Term 6s
41100 0t!f
: 3000 02
So Bell Tel 6s
1000 1I0JJ
3000 S7Jt
So I'aclfla cv Bs
50000 108" i
9000 10GJS
3000 108
1000 108
So Pacific fd
5000..
5000..
2000 . .
2000 . .
32000..
5000.
27
27
27
27 B
26! i
26! a
20!
Int Rap Tran fd
5000 575a
5000 57H
6000 67
10000 67'
9000 57
100(1 57
1000..
2000..
1000..
1000..
20000..
10000..
5. Ik'..
4000..
50Ji
66
67
5GKB
50M
50!i
52M
56
. 8055
. R03
. 80)i
S0)i
To
.. 75r
,. 75H
76h
K C & a It 3a
1000 SOU
Kan City & So 5s
5000 80
2000 80
Lake S & M 3V&S
2000 72
Lake Shore & M So
It R 4s of 28
2000 87
L Shore 4s of 31
3'JOO SO
2000 S5H
Lack Stl Corp '23
70UO 06
12000 00
Lack Stl Co of 50
7000 i 97
12000 05
10000 06Ja'
6000...... .lOOJi
D 200 100
5000 100
2000 9S
,'IUIHI 08
2000 C95Ja'
Lack Steel of 23
1000 09
Lehigh Valley 6s
2000 101 Ji
1000 10HS
.4000 101H
4009 1015
Louis & Nosh 4s
2000 81JJ
2000 8-Ui
Manhattan Elov Cs
1000 07ii
1000 97)f
2000 97
25000 07H
1000 97H
2000 97K
GOOO 07
Mldvale S & O 5s
2000 87N
43000 87
Mon Power 6s
1000 so?;
Morris Es R R 3H
2000 72JJ
Mo Paclflo gen 4s
1000 584
3000 58Ji
119000 58
1000 58
7000 58
7000 58
New Or T & M 4s
10C0 68
N Y C & St R R
R en
10000 73 -
5000 73
NYC HRRR 3V48
3000 703S
3000 70H
1000 705i
7000 705a
5000 70i
N Y C H R R R
en 4a
10000 73
NYC&HRR4S
5000 S3
NYCHRRR6S
4000 95Jj
2000 95?i
1000 05! i
1000 95Jt
2000 95!i
10000 055i
N Y C HRRR4V4
3000 SO
N Y C & St L 4S
2000 81
N Y Gaa & Eleo L
& P Co 4s
2000 08
10C03 68
N Y N H & H R R
R Os
10000 76
New York Rya 4s
3000 37
22000 33
New York Ry 4 et
1000 36J
N Y Telephone 6s
1000 BOH
5000 905 i
N X W & B 4 Vis
2000 44JX
Norfolk & West 4a
22000 80
3000 79;;?
Nort & West cv 6s
1000 105
Northern Paclfla 3s
20000, 56
Northern Paclna 4s
6000 70U
2000 70
6000 70H
North Paclflo 6s
1000 70
1000 70
North Pao res 4 s
2000 7S!f
3000 7SH
Oreeon Short L 4s
3000 S3JJ
Pao Tel It Tel Bs
3000 70J
Penna R R 6s
4000 03U
2000 93J(
1000.'..... 03U
9000 03J
1000 9AM
25000 03
Pere Marquetts Bs
2000 86)
1 5000 85
4000 85 '
Pierce Oil 6s of '24
2OOO......104)f
PCC&StLRR
10000...... 01
Pub Serv d N J ta
,aooQ.M.i.M oi
7000
2000
2000
1000....
So Paclfla
2000 ....
10000....
UCOO
So Paclfla 4s
1000 7354
So Pao cv 4t
1000 83W
2000 83i
7000 3
"9000 KM
0000 S3!
,600J 83H
Southern Rail 4s
1000 6451
7000 64H
Texas Co 6s
5000 104
3000 101X
27000 101
Tex & Pao 1st
000 8SK
Third Ave adj
5000 33U
13000 33H
Third Ae 4s
2000 61H
10000 00H
Tol St L & N 4s
4000 62
Union Paclfla fd
2000 70JS-
3000 79!i
Union Paclfla 6s
11000 102JJ
U Kof O B & I '31
0000
4000..
1000..
101 CO..
2000..
8000..
1000..
10000..
10000..
1000(1..
1C0O0..
2000..
2000..
1000..
16000..
SoOOII . .
2000 . .
50000..
2000..
4SXK).
6000..
OKI ..
6000..
6000..
45000
1000..
lUOlO.
rojiu
l)0b
9(1!
00!i
90.' (
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9fi'f
B6J(
97
97f
97
07H
97Jf
97H
97Ji
97K
07f
975i
97(4
. 97jr
90U
97 5
i7H
97U
97U
97 H
COHON OPENS LOWER
ON GINNERS' REPORT
Spot Houses and tho Trado
Take All Offerings Market
Ralllos Later
U K of G B & 1 '37
10000.
2000..
4000..
4000..
1000..
7000..
33000..
15000..
2000..
lOOi.O..
6000..
1000.
.92
93
02H
92U
93
92U
92W
93
92!i
02?f
92H
93
United R R of San
Fran ct 4a
3000 70i
2000 . 7Stf
United R R Un Ct
4000 20H
3LKK) 29H
U S Realty Es
5000 77! i
U S Rubber Da
1000 SSH
2000 8S
U S Sm & Ret & M
4000 107
U S Steel Bs
2000 100
1000 100
6000 1005J
Vlr Railroad 6s
11000 73Ji
Wabash 2d 5s
9000 S2H
1000 82Jj
West Electric Bs
100U) 07!
Western Paclflo 1st
1000 82j
Wilson Co cv
20U0 !i75i
3000 97Ji
COTTON HBLT WKATUnn CONDITION'S
New York, Oct 23. The following Urn
pcraturPH vro recorded Irt the cotton bflt
this mornlnc. Silicon. Mi Abilene. OUI
homa City, Fort Smith and NaKhvlllp, 01;
Little nock nml Memphln. fifl, Vlrkbur.
Chatmnooitn, Knoxvlllo nnd Atlantn BS,
Meridian and Montgomery. '". Ausuata,
Thomaavlllr, Snnnrah nnd Tnmpi 72.
Han Antonio, New Orleans and .Tnckpon
Mlle. 74: I'enaacola, Wllmlnaton and
Charleston. 7(1- and Cornus Cbrlll and
aaleatnn, 7S. There una 03 Inch of
preclrltnlon at Abilene; )0 Inch nt l.lltlo
nock! 12 Inch at Ausruatn, ,10 Inch at
Memphla Jlerldlan and Havannah, no
lorn at Jtaconi .rtn at New Orleans, 74 nt
Naahl11es no at VlcUbur. I 14 at Chat-
tnnooca nnd LRU at rensucoia.
New Yorlt, Oct. 2.T. The rotton mar
ket linrl rnthcr n tveak oprnlns today
at '10 to Ii." points net drclino, iluo to
weak cabled mid the national Klnners'
report, cRtlmatinR the rrop nt 10,090.
000 to 10,700,000 bales. The repot t
also made condition RS and Hip cltmlng
ni.000.000 bftleM, nptninst (!,Ml,:;rl for
the same period last year.
There was considerable unlondins by
Inrnl linldera and RelliuR by brokers nlin
frcnuently trade for Japanese interests
Spot houses nnd the trade bought the
cotton, nnd shortly nfter the oncnln;;
the market rallied about LTi to 2S imiuta
from the lowest, with the market hteiuly
nt about 30 points net decline. I
Tho early selling was absorbed b i
continued trade buying anil the mnikett
turned firmer nfter the first few min
ntou nn the unfavorable weather out ,
look nnd bullish southern wpot and crop
ndvices. .
By the end of the first hour pnies
hnil nearly recovered the enrly losses.
Liverpool Cotton 1
Liverpool, Oct. 23. There was n
good yemnnd for Rpot cotton today, with
prices steady on tho bnRls of nn ad
vance of 1(1 points for middling at
22.7fld. The sales were 12,000 bnles,
Including 0000 bnles American. The
receipts were "000 bales, of which 000
bales were Americnii. ruturcs were
steady in the early tleiillngH. Spot
prices were: American, middling fair.
20.:iild; good middling, 2.ll)d: fully
middling. 2M..-,!)d; middling, 22.7IM ;
low middling, 20.01d; good ordliinrj,
IS.DOd, nnd ordinnry. 17.DIM.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
ranama coupoii 2 103ft
Tanama reglstere, l's. Ilt.lft
Panama coupon -s, 113S. .
Panama registered Ss t3S
Panami coupon 3s. lOftl ...
"nnAitii reBlstered "a Hull.
Philippine An. ins I
Philippine la. IDVi . . ..
Philippine 4a. Hilt
IT s Oov coupon :a, tno
I' S Ooi reals'.ered : lflSO.
V fi (lov coupon Is. 1!H5 . .
r 8 (lov reaisieml la. inj.',
DIs of Columbia 2-IIS 1B2I
nid Ak
no
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mi nt
Nil in
tfj tin
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inn low
tori', ton'
lon'i imp
07
with December
to 3,1.82,
selling up
October .
December
January .
narcn . .
May
Juiv ....
Did.
Test.
close
Today's
open
.1.10(1
. . It.l.R.lfffnO 31.44
. 3.1 B5WI10 31.12
. . S.V.TTW40 34.R7
. . 3,i.tr,w in at. oo
. . 31.7013 34. 20
any l
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24 73
34 Si
Why Gamble
The great law of Action and Re
action governs both speculative
nnd investment markets. While
It is impossible for anyone to an
ticipatc day-to-day "ripples," the
great major movements are as
regular as the tides themselves.
BABSON'S
Reports, based on fundamental stalls,
tics, accurately forecast these major
movements. They enable you to spot
the real buys" at low tide tosell out
sour holdinKs reach the peak nd
then to buy In again st bed-rock prices.
Report on Requeit
Full details of th: Babson Method of
Investment and our booklet. " 20054
Profit A Recital of Facts," will be
tent to Interested Investors gratis,
Mcrtly alk lor Bulletin 31-J of
Bibioa'i Stsliiticil Or(tmzMion
WrUratey Itllla, .Mima
Largest Orflmiltahoii nt Its I nrac
Icr in tlio Word!
ThTORKiaATDr
IOJ
Lib Bonds B.
Lib Bonds 1st 4s
Lib Bonds 2d 4s.. 03.70
Lib Bonds 1st -t'.s ll.l.US
Lib Bonds 2d -ls. 1)3.88
Lib Bonds 3d 4V4s.D5.-10
Lib Bonds 4th -lyis 1)3.84
Vie Bonds Us... 1)0.72
Vic Bonds -1 s... DD.OS
High. Low. 1 :ir
100.88 100.70 100,70
o.i.ko !r:!0 .ir,.:;o
SKI.fiO
II.-.2U
1KS.70
or,.:!4
Olt.CO
1)0.00
00.58
DH.OO
i).-.:i
1)3.70
05.44
03.70
1)0 OS
1)0.01
CORN PIT ACTS WELL
DESPITE BEAR NEWS
Buying on Resting Orders
Causes Movement to Cover
Shorts and Tone Holds Steady
Chicago. Oct. 23. Weakness in tho
market for hogs, favorable weather for
the movement from the country, reports
that farmers show n willingness to sell
nnd the disruption of the industrial con
ference at Washington were bearish in
fluences in the corn market today. But
despite these factors the market acted
fairly well. '
There were declines at the opening
on selling pressure from local operators,
but buying on resting orders by com
mission bouses caused a later general
movement to cover shorts, which held
the tone steady. Some observers said
the mnrket disclosed indications, on the
part of those committed on the bear
side, to force prices downward, and
during the greater part of the session
there appeared to he n disposition to
wait for further development. Some
made the point that a sharp rnlly would
occur on any favorable factor.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Corn( new delivery) Yeit
Open Hlffh Iow Close dose
Bee. ... 1.S4M l.'.'BK 1.23'4 1.24.V4 1.2.1
Mav ... l.MW 1.23H 1.21?I 1.22S 1.2.".
Oats-
Dec. ... Tl'i 71'4 70H 71 71S
ii 7'i 73V4 7.111 74
73J
74
.May . . .
I'ork
Cct
Jan. ...31.80 32.SS 81.60
Lard
Nov 2.1 92 2.1. nn
Jan ...23.70 25.35 23.70
nibs
Oct
Jan. ...J7.20 17.(13 17.20
Hid tAsked.
73H 73
tl.00
32.40
MONEY-LENDING RATES
NEW YORK Money ou call, both
mixed collateral and all industrial col
lateral, opened today at (i per cent fm
lending nnd renewing.
The relatively easier conditions In
time money continued today nnd money
was available for present-day periods
at 7 per cent. Money brokers express
ed the. oninlon thnt there was no cer
tainty ot tne present ease ootnined
lasting for any length of time.
I'rime mercantile i-nper moved nar
rowly on account of the limited of
ferings. Hates nre 5Vi per ceut for
the very best quality, with occusionul
transactions under that rate for espe
cially attractive material.
Business in prime bank acceptances
is still only moderate nnd rates are un
changed. Call loanj on acceptances remained
at 4Ji per cent.
PHILADELPHIA Cnll, n-740 per
cent; time, ivv4tu per cent; commer
cial paper, three to six mouths, BVift?
5'7i per -cent, and six months, 0 per
cent.
LONDON Money is quoted at 2?s
per cent. Discount rates, short bills,
4:'s per cent; threo-months bills, 4
per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York, Oct. 23. The foreign ex
change market' opened weak with a
further break in Italian exchange. In
ternational bankers commented unfav
orably upon tho failure of sterling to
hold up on the new credits. Italian
exchange made a further decline, even
under the week's preliminary figures.
Quotations were;
Demand sterling 4.15U. rabies 4.10;
frnnc cables S.70, checks S.72; lire
cables 10.3S. checks 10.-10; Swiss ca
bles 5.02, cheeks 5.04; guilder cables
37-yi, checks 37 ; pesetas cables 10.20,
checks 10.12 ; Stockholm cables 24.15,
checks 24: Christinuln onirics 22.80,
checks 22.05; Copenhagen cables 21.55,
checks 21.40; Belgian cables 8.05,
checks S.07 ; mnik cables 3.57, checks
3.55. Austrian kronen, 01.
BANK CLEARINGS
the
4t.50
'31.80
2.1 D 2S SI
24 23 t23.87
18 27 t!8 HO
17.H0 17 3d
Pink clearings toda compared with
corresponding day ust two vears
1010 11118 11)17
noston. fl7,2,i3,34r, snn,uo7,(iri.i j43.17s.327
I'hlla H7.n87,18 72.OSO.770 r,0 202.003
St Louis. 27,041. R21 2t,. 127.117
Ohlcaro 10.1.129.013 SS.S43.MS
llaltlmoro 14,8(13.287 12.S'I8.1!U K.H.1S.2AR
N. 'ork .085,576,200 71(1,07.1.1125 .126.831. 4C0
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
CAPITALS500,000)gi
SURPLUS (EARNER
S2.000.0OO.OO .
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allowances to your wife she
will receive only one-half of
your Estate, while the rest
perhaps goes to a very dis
tant relative?
If you leave a Will you
make sure that the wife will
receive what you wish, not
what the law would give her.
We cordially invite you to
consult our officials freely,
without expense, and to con
sider the advantages of ap
pointing this Company your
Executor and Trustee. Upon
request our representative
will call upon you.
You Should Make
a Will Today
Fidelity Trust' Company
iiember f'cdeial llesrrvi System
Capital $1,000,000
Surplus $10,000,000
nnnntnivii Office! lkomt Hlreet Ofllett
JIS-SSI rhixtrrt St. N. K. Cor. of
43 R1 H. Fourth At. nrrvnil ,v rhntnnt
OPPORTUNITY
a i'i;vn8VI,vaxi,v coit-
l'OIIATIOV require n Sccre.
tary nnd Treasurer nhn Mill
Int est KM.000, In lie secured
hy Improved luifclne,,,. renl ca
tnip on llrnuil Street, I'lilln.,
tinned by the Corporation.
A man fnmlllnr lth nutn.
tiinlillra ami accessory busi
ness will he elen tho pret
'erence. A snfe, profltnble lnestment
nnd n liirrntlip lKchlnn for
(lie rlclit mnn, No liruliers 01
fiRcnts. (the full particulars
In nrst letter.
a 350, m:ihii:k orricn
Service and Stability
$50 ?100
LIBERTY BONDS
nOI'OHT ANI SOLD
Biddle & Henry
104 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
lffmbr rbtludalphliL Gtock Hxchanc
LIBERTY BONDS
BOUGHT and SOLD
Any Drnrmilrutlurn
Samuel K. Phillips & Co.
R07 rilKSTMT STIir.nT
llemheri. PlillmlelnMu .o(lc Krhnnce
BUILDERS'
MILLWORK
Doors, Sash, Mouldings,
Columns, Etc.
THE HANEY-WHITE CO.
' Plant
17th nnd Glcnwood Ave.
Office & Warehouse
21st and Glenwood Ave.
Lists From Plans and
Estimates Given
We Are
Still Waiting
for your nccount, Mr.
Neiphbor, for which wo
have been ndvertisinf for
somo time past. If you
will call and give us an
opportunity of explaining,
we nre suic wc enn con
vince you that wo have
something wortli while to
ofFcr in the way of service.
We particularly solicit
business nccounts nnd
offer all accommodations
consistent with consorva
tie banking principles.
An Inquiry
Entaih So Obligation
Trust Company
Fourth and Green Streets
Capital
Surnlun Profit.
foaJWMMMItMl III II
; I
. $500,000
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The British Board of Trade Journal
just received, calls attention to the
opportunity for. the sale of British
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It states: "The United States in
1914 imported from Germany:
Dols.
Beads and Bead Ornaments 819,725
Bronze, manufactures of 588,173
Cement: Roman, Portland, etc 139,922
Feathers, Flowers, etc., for millinery. 1,514,953
Sulphate of Potash 1,827,763
Lenses: Optical Instruments 237,596
Musical Instruments 1,467,611
Souvenir Post Cards 418,930
Silk Bandings and Beltings 441,094
Starch 227,723
Toys and Dolls 7,718,854
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