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SECURITIES OFFERED AND WANTED
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Arjrantlnf? Sa
R*lclnm A*
British 4? * 6%
< hi?ese ?a
French 4a 4> As
Oermaji l??-ernm?nt ?? * ?'?>?
G-rtna-t Municipal *? & Sa
Italian 6a
JapaaeM 4a ? 4H?
Mexican 4a 4. 5?
Basel an ?He a ?Ha
Pireot Importers o<" nil
Foreign Serurttte*
miNH?M&?
4*^ Investment Securities
*i Exchange Place, New York.
T?l?phones ??00-1? Bawoter
, Wheeling & Lake Erie
Prior ?Lien Pfd.
(Unlisted Issue)
Western Maryland
1st Pfd.
(Unlisted Issue)
'ypn Q. 0_Rr__3SSra?.
25 Broad St., N. Y. Phon? 7160-1-2 Broad
J.K.Rlce Jr.&Co.Buy& Sell
Equitable Trust Stock
Mec. & Met N. Bk. Stk.
Niagara Insurance
State Bank Stock
- , l
J.K.Rlce,J_r*&Co.
r l.naa 4-00 to 4010 John. 10 Wall St.. N. T.
Bank & Trust Co. Stocks
_?ftBrtKS-l Ste*^?teI"K?wl_ii_r?_?si
?__*_? CentMT t*_-_*___-9_-A WTT_?__K__.
Private Wires Connecting Offices
Kanawa Hocking C'l & Coke
Gulf Oil
American Trading
FREDERIC H. HATCH &CQ
74 ?Vay.M.V.?Established ISS.?TeL Rector 6340
fflllE CONNECTIONS
Roiton. Chica?-. Phut., Montreal. Plttsburfb
Recovery in Wheat
After Drop Caused
By Renewed Selling
The wheat market was ?gain con?
fronted by opposing factors in the
form of a bearish interpretation of the
commercial situation at large on the
one hand and large export operations
on the other. Early in the day there
appeared to be but little doing In the
export market and prices for contracts
experienced a decline of more than 4c
a bushel under renewed selling through
commission houses. Some of the sell?
ing was believed to be for Eastern ac?
count, but there was also a good de?
mand from exporters, and it later de- i
veloped that export operations bad
amounted to about 800,000 bushels. It
was also said that Monday's sales to I
Europe had been much larger than re- ;
forted at tha time, possibly amounting |
0 close to 3,000,000 bushels.
This demand caused a rally during the
afternoon and prices regained most of
the early loss, closing with net de?
cline! of Vs to ?ic. The slow response
to the heavy sales abroad waa again
a source of surprise to the trade, espe?
cially as some of the most prominent
export interests in the market express
?ery bullish views on the situation.
Part of the business for the day was
in Canadian wheat, but the Canadian
crop has not yet begun to move in
?olume, "as weather conditions have
been unfavorable.
Some authorities believe that the
market will yet experience increased
pressure from Canada and that the re- '
maining small surplus in the United
Stetes and the Canadian surplus will
be sufficient to supply Europe's needs
\ 'ntil the crops in the Southern hemi
Xi .ere are available early next year.
k%w?ih premiums were well maintained
ah? country offers were said to be
?mail.
In the local cash market No. 2 red
end No. 2 hard wheat were quoted
Corn Declines Again
Under Heavy Selling
The corn Market declined about 2
cents a bushel early in the day under
renewed aggressive selling by com?
mission houses prompted by continued
hoary receipts at primary points and
favorable weather for the new crop.
Tbere was some nervousness over de
velopmenta in the September position
at Chicago, although it was thought
that deliveries will b? large and that
a considerable amount of corn will be
delivered direct from cars on the track
Predictions of frost throughout most
?f tbe leading states west of the Mis
aissippi cause?! a little uneasiness, el
though it is believed that much of th<
erop is now beyond frost damage
Shorts covered on the decline, however
and late in the day the market wai
steadier, closing with net losses o
*4 to *4c. Stocks of Argentine con
in the local merket are large end en
meeting with a slow demana.
In the local cash market No. 2 yelloi
corn was quoted at 1.88 and No.
mixed at 1.37 c. i. f. New York t*
* dtjre shipment, while Argentine cor
was said to have sold for export at 9
1. o. b.
teatrrnar'* Previous Teai
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Me 1 Mli?.113? $1 2?'? 11*9
eweagei
m ?-pte*.***. J ?H 1 z?*? 1.43
m D*??ret?r.t?V .0? 1 !4?
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see ?rreetar ?art of th? ?3ay undrr h??V
??lllB? Sfalnst th?? lnrr???!n?f ?uppll*
Thar? vas ? parti?! r?iir ?n comme hi
Reel flotation? rrare \t to 1 ?4?; n?f ?o???
In tes loe?; caah ma>V*t No i whit? wi
OUntaS itTle: Mo. J whIU. ?7??ie; No.
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fancy el?p?M4whJ-u. T.?Tie. ordlna;
cl!pp-*4 ?rhlt?. ?>?fe?. all ?lavator
Teaiaraay'a Previous T??r
N. Tork <;lo?*i. ?lea*. a>o
Ho. I wbit9*lC .?19*79-41 M.ft?.?
Cbloaeo:
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Teateraar'? Pravloy? t?b
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Jettera*!/'* Previous Tasr
r.!0S?. ClOS?. *g*.
Spring patent.
Ill 7*912 (? 111 7191? 19 111.?9-9 ?
CerSMeel
? ?*9 III ?19? 4 91 4 919 4
ttr* titor,
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?tan .,.**.?* 44 0? 44.99
Miscellaneous Markets
rublle Ctllity Securities
Bid. Asked
Adirondack Power* Light. U 1?
do pf . 70 75
Amerlcpn Lmh? * Tr-\ction.. ..124 127
do pf . . . .?. a"! 8 6
American C.a* * Electricity_ 8* 52
do pf . 344 36
American Power A Light . 45 58
do rf . as,- TO
American Public Utilities . ? -?
do pf . . ? 30
American Water Work? . 2 3
do 1st pf. 40 45
do participating pf .'. . . - 7
Appalachian Power . 3 6
do pf '..'.. 13 1*
Carolina P P. * I.. 26 2"
do pf . S5 95
, On?*a) States Electric . 7 1"
do pf . 42 47
Cities Service . 295 300
do pf . 68 66'..
do 7 p c deh series C. 95 97
do 7 p c d-b eerl^a D. - 34
do 7 p c pref B. 5 8? 8 U
Colorado Power . 7 !>
do pf . ?0 ?n
Commonwealth P R * I. 14 17.
do pf . 36 39
Electric Rond' a. Share pf ... 79 85
Empire t'lat Elec pf. GO 70
Empire O & F ist ?- col 6s. '26.. 03 97
do 6 p c conv note?, 19?4.... 8? 66
do ? i> c pf stock. . 84 86
Federal Light * Traction. 6 ?
ilo pf . 40 45
i On 4- Elec Sec .250 350
do pf . 7 5 S.S.
Northern Ontario Light . 10 14?,
do pf . 44 4?
Northern Ohio Electric . 1?
do pf . ? 5 7.
? Northern Statea Prod. 2? 32
do pf . 76 79
? Republic Ry * Light. 7 n
do pf . 2 7 31
Southern Calif Edison. 79 8.'
do pf . 02 56
Standard Gas * Elec. 12 14
do pf . 35 37
Penn Ry, L & P. 1 3
do pf . 1 3
. United Light ft Rya. 16 19
do 1st pf . 54 86
I Weatern Power . IS 20
do new pf . 60 63
Renda
I Appalachian Power 1st 5a. 58 62
| Cincinnati (?as A Elec 6s. 1915. 78 82
Col Qaa & Elec 5a 1927. 79 81
Dallas Elec 5s 1922. 99?.
do 7? 1921 . 9!)
Kl Paso Elec col 5b. 7 9
Great Western Power let S.S.. 71
Midwest Ctilltles 1st 5s. ?5
Misa River I'ower lat 5h. 74
North Ont Lt * Power ?a. 41
Nor States Power 6s. 1926. 6 1
10?
83
77i
42H
8?
New York Ban_c Stocka
?05
316
260
I America
: Atlanta .
j Am Each
, Battery _1.0
i Bowery . . .420
: Bryant P .. 160
Bway Cant 150
! Bronx Nat .160
: Butch 4- D. 35
' Cen Mercan.196
Chase.390
Chat * Fh .270
Chelsea Ex . I 35
Chemical . '.550
Cltv. 305
Coal A Iron.260
1 Colonial . . . 360
: ?'ommerce .217
Columbia . . 176
Corn E_o. . .330
Coampltn ... 112
' Commcl Ex.426
Comnwlth. .20
Cuba.180
East River. .165
First Nati....910
Fifth Ave...900
Foreign T B 55
216
270
200
160
160
160
4u0
280
146
586
315
221
1S5
340
130
190
930
9 26
66
Oarfleld .
Gotham .
Greenwich
Harrlman.
Hanover .
Imp it Trda.610
Industrial....206
Irving Nat...211
Liberty . ...886
Mnhttn Co. 206
Mech&Met...310
Mtrpltn . .
Mutual ...
Nat Amn
New Neth.
N T County .135
N Y N B A.460
Park.480
Pacific..70
Public.325
Seaboaro_?... 660
Second . ... 425
State.195
23d W>\rd...200
Cntd States.170
Union Ex . . 175
Wchstr A . .200
Torkvllle ..375
.220
.18?
.225
340
.816
360
490
160
186
Trust and Surety Compani
Alliance
tAin Trust
Am Suret
64
Hankers . . .355
liond ft M .210
Bklyn T Oo490
Cent Union.366
Columbia . . 305
Comrcl .156
Equitable .. .300
Empire Tr. . 300
Frmrs L ?- T38S
Fulton .270
Fidelity ....200
Guaranty l .360
Hamilton .
Hudson T..
Kings Co. .
Law Mtge.
7720
610
B6_
.265
.155
.630
.110
85,Lawyera T. .130
??Lincoln Tr. .145
Manufctrs ..195
Mercntl .300
Metropltn.. 260
Mtge Bond.. 76
Mu T of W.105
31 5 ?Nat Surety. 200
? N T L & T.526
810! N Y Tr... ..95
? N Y Title. 110
S?5 Peoples . .. .275
? Realty Aseo.100
210 T G & T. . . 305
866 Un States... S1Q
266 U 8 M & T.40?
? U 8 T Guar. 80
660 Westchstr ..135
116hv & B T &M165
348
206
52t
210
885
216
320
480
490
345
675
476
180
186
205
326
5 75
610
120
290
110
SI 5
830
tSee New York Title and Mortgage.
.Includes American Trust Company
stocks.
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Am Brasa.192
Atla? Pwdl37
Bab Se W.108
Cn F ft F.150
Carb Steel 66
do 1st pf 85
do 2d pf ?2
Colt A. . . 49
Du Pont P220
do pf... 76
108
145
112
170
East Steel ?
Em S ft I. SO
?do pf . 72
?Here Pw.202
?do pf.. 92
Nlles B-P 87
Scov Mfg.379
Thorn Iron 39
|W_ Cor. .400
Woodward 50
20?
94
89
400
450
63
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid. Ask; I
Am Chicle 3? 41
do pf .. 62 65
85
86
153
?Am Lthr 28
?do pf.. 78
Am Mfg. .149
do pf .. S3 87
Am M ft F15? 160
Am Td pf 3H -. 3H
Am Typ F 38 43
A D T NJ 25 35
Atlaa Pw C 62 ~
BB.BlpIO 86
do 2d pf 65
Bor C M... 97
Bush T pf 67
Celluloid..160
Childa Co. ES
do pf... 92
City Invea 60
Crk W pf 90
100
73
160
8?
?5
70
97
I Bid.
Draper C.128
D L ft W.160
Int Fil pf. 6?
Lima I. pf 85
Nat Cask t .100
N J Z W.177
NCo 1st pf 9 3
Phelpa D.170
P * W pf. 90
R Raalt in 20
do pf.. . 60
Ry Bkg P 120
do pf... 80
SlngerMfgl27
Bt I M 4 S 4 3
Stoll S pf. 86
8 D W pf. 98
Valvoi pf. 95
W ft B. . . 92
Vale ft T.275
Ask
131
165
92
95
110
180
100
200
95
29
76
180
86
130
47
98
91
98
91
215
Tobacco Stocks
G W Hmel60 170
do pf. . 82 38
J ? Youngl28 13<
do pf. ..80 90
?MacAAF.110 120
?Ex dividend 60%.
P R A T.110
Weym B.165
do pf. .. 81
Uaiv Leaf 140
Chemical Stocks
Am Cyan. 25
do pf... ?5
By-Prod... 94
Casein Co. 40
Dow Ch... ?
DuPCo pf. 11
Craselll . 137
do pf... ?
30 Hook Elec SO
65 do pf... 60
99 Ky Solvay 75
60 Moc I'o pf 86
265 Merrlmac. 74
11?; Mulfd Co. ?
.139 Bemet O. .165
95 Solv Pne.200
120
175
94
70
70
100
93
78
60
170
240
Sogar Stocks
C?ri Am. 15 20 iUrt West.Hl 11?
do pi... 70 86 ,Mat-Am.. 20 25
Car Sus.? 50 53
O AguIrrelO* 107
Kjrdo now 9? 10.1
Godchx 3 60 53
do pf... 87H 90
do pf.. 76 102
Michigan. 101? 11 \
"National 140 146
NI Nlqueo300 860
Savannah. 46 50
Ort West.380 400 | do pf... II 92
?Ex dividend.
Insurance Companlse
Am AUl'nco.270 210 Great Am . .2S3 211
city of N" Y.200 210 Hanover ... II ?
Jomwlth ..300 3 25 Homo.SIS 12t
Cont'nt'l ... ?I 7? Nat Llberty.170 18t
Fid a Pho?.61? SIS Niagara ...130 160
Franklin. .. 80 ?OiStuyvesant.. SI 71
Glob? ft R.llOS ?i
Standard Ott Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Anglc-Arr-rlcan Oll Co T,td... -IV* 22H
Atlantic R-flnlnR Co.1160 1200
do pf. 107 U?5
Borne-Scrymser Co. 410 426
Huckey? Pipe Line. 91 9?
Chegebroush Mfn Co Cons. 2?0 2*10
do pf. 10? 105
Continental Oll Co. 129 126
Creacf-nt Pipe Ltn* Co. 29 32
<*umberl?n<1 Pipe Une Co. 140 i<5
Eureka Pipe Line Co. 129 i.?5
?Galena-Rij-nal Oil Co pf new.. SS ?2
do old . ?0 f.?.
do rom. 47 SI
Illlnol? Pipe Lin? Co. 1*0 1*6
Indiana Pip? Line Co. 93 98
International Pet Co Ltd. 32\? 33 V?,
National Tranalt Co . 29 31
New York Tranalt Co. 170 189
Northern Pip? Lin? Co. 91 100
Ohio Oil Co. SOS 313
Penn Mex Fuel Co. 48 6:1
Pralrl? Oil * O?? C?. 5.?".0 579
Prslrlo Pip? Lin? Co. 226 229
Solar Refining Co . 400 415
Southern Pipe Line Co. 132 12R
South Penn Oil C?>. 267 27 2
Southweat Penna Pipe r.lnes . ?4 68
Mtartd-nril OH Co. of California 313 S ; ?
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana . . 700 719
Standard Oil Co of Kanaan . . 639 569
Standard <*>H <*o of Kentucky. 379 380
Standard Oil Co of Nabraaka. . 430 445
Standard Oil Co of New Jersey ?86 ?45
Standard Oil Co of N .ler??y pf 1044 106*_
Standard <*>!l <*o of New York. *!7?S 38?
Standard Oil Co. of Ohl?. 416 430
Standard Oil Co of Ohio >f .. 195 101
hwin * Finch Co. ?6 7S
Union Tank Car Co . 120 126
do pf. . ?( 9?
Vacuum Oil Co. . 36S 365
Washington Oil Co. 33 17
Miaeellancoas OH t'omptnlog
Atlantic Lobos Oil Co com_ 21 1}
do pf.,. 70 10
Ceeden * Co . lu 1\ \
Elk Ba?ln Cona Pet Co. 8<H ?'* '
Imperial Oil Ltd. !>? 192
Magnolia Petroleum Co. SIS III
Merrltt Oil Corporation . 14 i?H
Midwaat Refining Co. 151 161
Mountain Producers'. 13 11
Northwest OH Co. 27 11
Producers' ft Refiner?' Corp.. ?i *? *,% \
Belt Creak Pro<Ju<?r?. new... 12 1?
Bapulpa Refining Co ,. .'.?*-, t%
New York Citr Bonds
Torm, Ret? en?* Maturity. Bid. Ask. Tie)?*?
Interchangeable ?S?, 1947 91 \ 914 4 9!
So i%*. 1946.?91"* 92'g 1 92 I
do 4<*a lH?. ?1?, n\? tit
Form. Ha?? ?nil Mat.rtty. Hid. Aak. Tleld. :
do 44s, 1957....:. 9H? 924 4.?4i
do 4V.B. 19??. 854 ?64 6.001
do 4><b. 1??4. 86V? MVi 5.?2 I
do 4K,e. 1962. 851, 884 6.02 1
do 44?, I960. 864 884 6.04|
do 414s. 1960 op 1930. . 8?4 8?4 6.041
do 4?, 1959. 82 83 4.99
do 4s. 1958. 82 83 6.01
do 4s. 1957 . 82 83 6.01
Registered 4s 1855-195?.. 61 Mj MK 8 08
j do is, 161?. 87 884 6.06
Interchangeable 34?, 1954 734 744 6.01
Coupon 34a, 1964.734 744 ?.01
Its? 34?. 1960-1964 Inc.. 734 744 SOS
? do 34s, 1940-1950 Inc .. 5.36 5.10 -
i Her and coup (serial) 44?,
I 19?O-19710. Inc. ? ?? 6.1?
' Reg and coup (aerial) 4'4?,
1920-1931. Inc . ???? 8.?? -
Reg and coup (aerial) 44?.
1920-1932 Inc. ?.0? 6.25 -
New York State ..ends
Issued in coupon and reglatered form,
. not Interchangeable. Coupon bonds regla
terable.
Canal Imp. 44s, 1664. ?? 163 4.40
Highway Imp. 44?.' 1313.. 99 3?2 4 4?
! Canal Imp. 114?, 1968..... 94 ?7 4.40
Highway Imp, 44s, 19015. ?4 ?7 4.40
Barge C Term, 4 4a, 1945. 94 97 4.4?
Highway Imp. 4s, 19?7... 8? ?1 4.46
Canal Imp. 4s, 1987. ?9 81 4.46
H'way Imp. 4?, l960-'e., Ina ?9 91 4.41
do 4s. 1958. 19 91 4.4?
! Canal Imp. 4s, I960-?!, inc. 89 ?1 4.4?
Pallaadea ISP, 4a. 1981.. 89 91 4.41
Barge C Term. 4c 1942-4? 1? 64 4.4?
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonde
Federal Farm Loan 5g,
1988, op 1923. 8384 944 6 40
Federal Farm Loan 4 4?,
1939, op. 1924. 18U ?74 ?.??
, Federal Farm Loan 4 4?,
1938. op. 1923... 864 S ? >/_ 6.?6
Federal Farm Loan 4 4?.
1937. op. 1922. 1(4 874 6.?7
< Joint Stork Land Bank 6?,
1989. op 1924. 844 854 6 04
i Joint Stock Land Bank 8?,
I 1931, op 1928. ?44 884 6.0*
Short-Term Securities
Security, rate, due. Bid. Ask. Tield :
Amer Cotton Oil ?a, 1924 92 934 7-9?
Amer Chicle ?s, 192?-'21. 944 984 7.5?
Amer Chicle ?s, 1923-'2S. 90 95 7 75
Amer Chicle 6a. 1926-27. 874 91 V 7.56
Amer Tel ft Tel ?s, 1922. 944 864 8.65
do ?a, 1924. 92 S 92?. ?4*
Amer Thread 6a, 1928... 93 9C ?.?0
Amer Tobacco 7a, 1920... 99 4 1004 ?.76
do 7e, 1(21. 994 loo?? g.7l
do 7a,' 1922. 99 H 994 7.05
do 7a, 192? .. 914 99?? 7.10
Anaconda Copper ??, 1929 914 92 4 7.25
Anglo-Amer OU 74a, 1925 994 99H 7.10
Armour conv 6s, 1920-'24 84 91 -
do 7?, 1930. 964 96 7.55
Bethlehem flteel 7s, 1922. 974 984 7.80
do 7e, 1921. 9?4 97 4 7.60
Can Pacific Ry 6?, 1924.. 94 944 7.86
Cent Argentine Ry ?a, '27 84 86 8.66
C, B & Q Joint 4?. 1931. . 954 9?4 8.16
C. R I * P Ry 6s, 1922.. 93 95 9.60
C. C, C A St L Ry ?a, '29 87 4 88 4 7.95
Cuba C Bug con 7s, 1930 92 4 934 8.05
Cudahy Packing 7s, 1923 97 V. 98 4 7.80
Federal Suc Rfg ?s. 1924 93 96 7.35
B F GoodrTch con 7s, '25 92 934 9.15
Gulf Oll (a, 1921 . 974 984 7.50
do 6s, 1932. 95 4 974 7.40
do 6a, 1923 . 94 4 96 4 7.70
Hock Val R. R. ?a, 1924 90 93 8.35
In Rap Tr Co con 7s. 1924 63 644
Kan City Term ?a, 1923.. 94 ?? 96 7.50
Kenne Copper 7?. 1930... 924 9774 8.10
La O L 1st ft r 7a. 1929. ?14 90 ?.10
Llg ft Myers Tob 6s, 1921 974 98 4 7.85
Philadelphia 6?, 1922 ... ?2 93'. 10.70
Pennsylvania 44?. 1921.. 974* 984 6.20
Proc. A Gamble 7s, 1921 99 4 100?, 8.80
do 7e, 3922 . 994 100 7.00
do 7s, 1923 . 994 100 7.00
P 8 C of N J en 7?, 1922 85 864 -
R. J. Hey Tob 6s. 192... 884 97 7.70
Sinclair Con? Oil 74?, '26 914 914 9.70
8outh Ry 6?, 1922 . 96 4 !?5 4 9.35
So Bell T Co 7s, 1926. ... 93 994 8.70
St P? IT De g 64s, 1923. . 634 95 7.40
Swift ft Co 6s, 1921 ... . 98 4 98 4 7.40
The Texas Co 7s, 1923.. 98 4 98 4 7.60
I 8 Rubber 7 4* 1930.. 974 984 7-75
Utah Securities 6?, 1922 82 84 -
West Elec con 7?, 1925. 58. 4 984 7.35
Markets in Other Cities
*54
Baltimore
Sale?. Open. High. Low. Last
lOO'Atl C 7. of Con ?214 *?9? 824 8294
12Contl Trugt....172 172 170 170
SO Con? Coal_,. S4 84 84 84
160 Con?. Power... 9274 ?3 924 924
lOOCosden pf. 4 4 4 H 414 4 H
50 Davlaon . 394 89H 894 294
10 M ft M N Ba 254 264 264 264
6 Mt Vern Com 804 804 80S 304
90 do pf. 6I4 ?94 ?94 694
10 New Am Ca?... 224 224 124 ll??
105 Uni Ry. 114 13 12 4 13
Bond a
11000 Con Pw 14a.. 74 74 74
6000 do 6s . 954 054 964
1000 do 6a . 884 934 934 ?34
6000 Chic Ry g?... 68 ?8 68 ?3
lOOOConden *?S>._ ?84 024 024 ?24
4000 Con Coal ref le 714 "2tt 724 724
lOOOElkhorn ?s_ 91 91 91 ?1
4000O ft A con 6a 774 774 174 774
8000 P R Bldg 6?.. ?6 8? 8? 86
8000 Uni Ry 4a_ ?24 624 624 ?24
17000 do Incomes... 48 484 43 484
Boston
Sale?. Open. High. Low Last.
670 Big Heart. 8 T? 84 84 14
105 Cal & Aril. .. . 5?4 664 6?4 5?4
3 Cal A Hecla. .280 280 180 280
. 880Carson . 224 224 22
25 Chino . 264 264 26%
150 Copper Rang?. 354
200 Daly West. ... _4
815 Davis Daly. . .. ?4
110 East Butte ... 104
200 Franklin . 24
100 Helvetia ....
60 Island Creek .
120 Isle Royal?. ..
86 Mayflower O C
136 Michigan ....
101 New Cornelia.
60 New River. . . .
170 NiplRelng ....
675 North Butte ..
70 Old Dominion.
30 Pond Creek. ... 17
24 Quln-cy . 41
685 Seneca . 16
60 South Utah. . . 15
26 St Marys. 37
250 Sup ft Boston'.
100 Trinity . 1 'i,
41 X" S Smelt pf. . 43 4
126 Utah Apex. . . 1 ?S
100 Utah Cons. . . 7
100 Utah Metal
80 Wolverine . 13
Railroads
60 Bost * Albany.1264 127 1264 127
70 Boston Elev .. 634 ?34 ?84 ?34
4 do pf . 85 86 86 85
80 Bost A Maine. . 33 38 38 38
SONY, N H AH.. 364 364 354 364
9 Ver & Mass.. . 76 76 7? 76
Miscellan-eons
66 Amoskeag _ 7? 77 76 77
15 do pf . 73 73 73 73
20 Amn Pneu pf. 10 10 10 10
60 Amn Suear pf 1064 106 1054 106
336 Amn Tel .. .93 98 974 98
27 Amn Wool pf. 96 95 95 95
55 Atlas Tack ... 244 25 24 25
60 Beacon Choc .7 7 7 7
200 Bost Mex Pet 14 14 14 14
475 EaBtern Mfg . 294 30 29 284
125 Eastern S S.. 20 204 20 204
63 Edison .147 149 147 148
190 Elder . 2.',4 224 224 224
'05 Gray . 154 16 154 16
lOOreelock ....107 107 107 107
115 Greenfield .... 894 394 3?4 3?4
7 Int Cot Mills. . 65 65 65 65
2?6 Int Prod? .... 20 4 20 4 20 20
40 do pf . 44 44 44 44
256 Island Oil . . . . 64 6 4 B 6
205 I.lbby . 12 124 12 124
186 Loews . 124 124 114 12
76 Mass Gas. 834 84 83 83
1 do pf ..... ?0 60 60 ?0
11 Mergenthaler. .121 121 121 121
310 Mex Inv . 38 384 874 374
371 Nut Leather .. 10 V? 104 104 104
200 Nat Ol! . 74 74 74 74
08 New Knfr Tel. 964 9? 4 954 964
60 Ohio Body ... 19 19 19 19
10 Pacific Mills .160 160 160 160
18 Plant pf . ... m (11 91 9)
10 R Buttonhole.. 134 134 134 134
60 Blmms Mpr . . 13 13 13 13
17 Swift .107 107 106 107
93 do Intl . 314 314 .-?04 8i
2 Torrliigton ... 67 67 6T 67
60 United Prug . .1094 1094 1094 1094
36 United Fruit ..193 200 198 200
1238 United Shoe'.. 39 394 39 38
41 do pf . 23 23 28 23
1115 Ventura . 17 17 16 17
90 Waldorf . 19 19 19 19
16Walth Watch . 21 4 214 21 21
17 "-.Valworth .... 174 174 174 174
10 W A Baumer Co 23 23 23 23
Bond?
llOOOC, B ft Q. 964 964 964 964
8000 Miss R Vow 6s 75 75 75 76
1000 Swift 5s . 834 834 834 834
Boston Cork
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask.
Aria Extn . 3 4 [La Rose....20 80
Aria Silver!.18 20 Majestic ...12 18
Blk Hawk. .39 40 ?Mex Metale.30 65
Bos & Mon. 30 40 Mid Mo??...? 40
Calaveras... I 14 Monarch ..4 7
Chief Con... 3 4 4 N L ft Z... 3 8
Crown Rsv.10 25 New Baltic. 3 4
Crystal new.37 40 Nev Doug. ..10 16
Denbigh ..18 18 Nixon . 4 8
Eagle B B.2 1-18 2 4,Ralnler .... I 14
Fortuna ...? 6 ?Svn Metals. 9 11
Qadaden ..60 60 Silver Reef. 7 9 ?
Horn* Oil...? 7 U V Ext-30 4 11
Iron Bios?... 20 40 Yukon . . . ., 1 4 14
Iron Cap.. 84 8 s.?
Chicago
25 Am Ship pf . 70 70 70 70
375 Armour l.eath 154 154 164 154
142 Armour pf . . 92 92 91 914
50 Chi C*C Ry pf ?'._ ?4 ?4 ?4
36 cudahy . ?74 674 *?4 ?74
45 Coml Ellison. .101 4 101 4 101 4 101 4
25 Deere pf . 93 93 93 93
25 Godchaux .... 60 50 60 60
1200Llbbv . 124' 124 124 1-4
SO Lindsay Light. ?4 ?4 ?4 ?4
1700 Mont Ward... 29 29?? 27 4 28
60 Midwest Util.. 1? 1? 16 1?
426 Nat Leather.. 10"4 104 104 104
26 Pick . 89 39 89 S9
100 Plggly Wiggly. 314 314 314 ?14
33 Quaker Oata pf ?8 4 884 884 8*'..
75 Reo Motora... 2? 4 23 4 23 4 23 4
2*7 Seara Roebuck. 123 127 123 127
215 Shaw . 82 93 82 824
tlOUBtew Warner. SO 4 30 4 204 304
175 Swift Intl.... 314 ?14 31 31
400 Swift ft Co.. . 105 4 106 4 106 4 106
2600 Union Carbide 634 ?*4 ?34 634
100 l,'n Paperboard 30 30 30 30
?00 United Iron . 19 19 ?7 174
20? Wahl . 43 4 48 4 4? 48
25 West Knit M. 14 14 14 14
Beads
?6000 Chi C Ry lut 5? ?2 4 ?24 ?24 824
11001} Armour 7? ... 96 9? 9? 98
7000 Coml Bd 1st 5s 774 77?? 774 774
Detroit
?00 Cont Motor... ?4 ?4 84 ?4
176 Detroit Edi?.>n 9?4 98'i 9? 9?\?
50 Ford ... ... .320 320 31? S ) S
100 Mich Sugar. . . 11 11 11 11
9 8 Packard . 144 15 4 144 154
20 do pf . 804 ?04 804 ?04
325 Reo Motor.... 23 ', 234 23'. 234
Philadelphia
115 Amn ?torea .. 50 4 504 604 ?04
? Brill Pf . ?? 89 8? 89
845 Elec Storage. .136 126 1224 124
aiS Lake Sup Corp 114 12 114 12
37,00 I?ehl_-h Nav .. ?04 ?04 69 694
HO Phil Co ?"? Pf 324 334 324 834
147 PMI Hllafl .... 204 204 294 204
1047 Phil R T. 154 164 1?4 154
26 Phil AW Com 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
18? Union Trac .. 244 244 244 244
48? Uni Oae Imp. 364 384 ?6?. 864
?00 War Ir ft St. . ? 8 1 t
Heads
13000 Am -1 *? El 6* ?? ?? ?? 49
.90* L V?l ? e 44c 76?. 7?4 7*4 764
loso Lrh v Cftal '*? o;?, 9314 92', 92 4
?000 Phil Hi lai ta 104 ?04 ?04 ?04
Pittabnrgh
?Shares. Open. High. Low. Last.
30 Am W G M.. IOS 108 108 108
10 do pf . 80 86 86 86
870 Arkansas Gai.. 104 104 104 104
170 Ouffey Gill .. 32 32 314 314
lOOHablr Elec... 154 164 16 4 164
1100 Kay Co Ga?. .2 2 ? 2
26 Lone Star C.a? 304 304 304 804
9 4 0Marland Ref . 4 4 4 4 4 4 44
2?0 Mfra L A H.. 644 644 544 544
30 Ohio Fuel Oil 25 26 2h 25
270 Ohio Fuel Sup 494 494 494 494
1000 San Toy . ? rt 6 6
26 Uni Nat Oas.110 120 120 120
60 Westing Air. .1004 1004 100 100
100 W Pa W Pow 8 9 9 9
Montr?e!
Bid Asked i Bid Asked
Ab P ft P 7?4 ?0 iDom Bdg. 644 ?
Ams?ita J?f ?? I? 4 Dom Steel 644 644
At Bug R.18?4 135 ?LrntdLtd 114 1144
iBrTLP.. 144 86 Lk Woods ? 154
Brmp Pap 774 774lNaf Brew 644 ?
Cn C A F. ? 42 Rrdn Pap.206 209
, Can CmnL ? 69 Bhawngn. 105 ?
Cn On Elo 69 6-0 Kpn Rvr.. 118 4 119
1 CM ft 8.. 24 26..I do pf.125 1254
Dt Un Ry.103 104 St Co Cn. 68 ?.
Toronto
Bid. Asked
Adanao .... 1 3
Apex.? 2
Atlcs. 6 15
Bailey. 2 6
f Bvr Con ... 4 4
Chmbr Ferl. 8 9
Confagae_ 14 2 4
1 Crown Rsv.,15 30
! Dome Lake. 2 6
1 Gold Reef... 1 4
; Margraves...? 3
Holllnger . . 44 6 4
! Keora. 4 \
Bid. Ask.
Lake Shore. 1 14
Mclntyre. . . 1 4 2
M Cor Can. 1 4 14
Newray. 2 7
Ptsrn Lake. 10 15
Poro Crown. 15 25
Prstn E D. . 1 3
Tk Hughes. 3 S
Tmskmng. .4 4
Thmp Krat . 2 6
Vacuum G. . 4 4
West Doma 2 7
Cotton Regains 2c
Pound Limit After
Irregular Changes
Violent Fluctuations in Fu?
tures Reflect Unsettled
Sentiment ; Efforts to
Cover Start Big Rally
Monday's sensational deciine was
followed by extremely Irregular anc
violent price movements in the cottor
market yesterday. Sentiment regard
ing thv-i more immediate course of thi
; market, at least, seemed to be bette:
l divided. Many traders felt that th<
, market was entitled to substantial re
1 coveries after such a prolonged and se
ver? decline, but there was evidentl;
a more or less genera! apprehensioi
' that rallies on the local technical po
sition would meet increased pressur
from the South, although reports tha
' farmers were holding seemed to b
more numerous during the doy. Flue
? tuations reflected these conflicting in
| fluences, hu* the reactionary force
I prevailed, taking the dav as a wholt
j and the close was 60 to 135 points ne
I higher. October contracts scored th
! maximum advance permitted for an
j one day, selling up from 23.45 to 25.4
! and closing at 25.00. The fluctuation
in the later months were less sensa
tional. At the best they showed a ne
advance of 140 to 160 and the clos
was at reactions of some 50 to 60 point
from the bent on the more active posi
tions.
The disposition to cover short cor
tracts or buy for a reaction was a fac
tor from the start. Probably it wa
promoted by n possibility that th
storm reported in the Gulf might reac
the belt and comparatively low privat
crop condition figures, and after oper
ing 7 to 30 points higher, activ
months sold some 65 to 116 points ni
higher during the middle of the mor?
ing. The greater part of this advanc
was lost durifig the late forenoon ui
der a renewal of Southern selling, ar
two or three months made new lo
records, but the covering continu?
and tho tone of the market chang?
suddenly during the noon hour own
to the development of strength in tl
October position.
Only six notices were reported, at
while tho near month was relative
easy on the early decline, shorts foui
few contracts for sale when they tri
to buy around midday. The result w
a sharp advance, which carried Decei
ber up to the maximum for the day ai
later months about 140 to 160 poin
net higher. There was a little mo
cotton for sale later and closing prie
snowed reaction? of about 50 to
points from the best, with the tone
the market barely steady.
Southern spot markets, as officia
reported, were 80 points higher to ?
points lower. Dallas reported a ra
of 80 points Bfter the sharp break
the previous day, quoting middling
22.75.
The local market for spot cotton .
quiet and unchanged at 26c for m
d?ng; sales nil.
Yesterday's
Open. High. 7,ow. Close. rloae.
Ort . . 23 80 25.46 23.45 25.00(3-23.66
fjov. .-? . 2.1.0045 ?? 22.00
Dec... 2J.60 23.00 21.48 22.40?22.45 21.40
Jan. . 20.95 22.25 20.63 21.70021.75 20.80
Keb... ? - - -21.60*-20 70
Mar... 20.66 21.80 20.50 21.30?- 20 40
Apr... 20 47 20.47 20.47 21.20?-? - 20.40
May... 20.40 21.17 20.30 30.90?21.00 20 25
June... ??-10.40*?- 20.10
July. . 20.02 20.67 19 90 20.40?20 60 19 SO
Aug... 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.35?
Southern Spot Markets?Norfolk rjulet,
50 points lower at 25c; ?ales. 4.135 bule?.
Augusta quiet, unchanged at 33.75; ?ales.
389 bales. Memphis nominal. 260 point?
lower at 2?c; sale?. 400 balea. Houston
?ready. 50 point? higher ?t 23c; ?ales,
14.491 bale?. Little Rock quiet. 100 point?
I'.iwer at 26.60; en leu. 263 bale?. Dallai
steady, 80 point? higher ?t 23.75; ?ale?
13.771 bal?a Tort Worth steady, un
changed at 33r: aales. 2,266 bales. Gal
veston steady, unchanged at 22.76; sale?
2.560 bales. New Orleans quiet, 100 polnti
lower at 33c; aales, 1.302 bales Mobil?
nominal. 60 points lower at 23.50, saisi
nil.
?Cotton Statistics
Last Last
To-day. week, year
Port r?eslpta. 41.431 31,798 2? ?4
JS?port? . 24.25 9 3,800 17.34
Exports, season.. ..118,247 361,161 717,37
New Tork stocks.... 36,040 36,830 87,36
Port stock*.811,64*1 804.017 827.44
Interior receipts. 87,341 71,300 64.11
Interior shipment?.. 52.376 30,011 11.80
New Tork arrivals.. 161 267 10
I.tre-rjNtet Cable??Spot estten dull at II
pointa decline; middling, 19.03d, aal?
3 000 bales, American 3.000 bains Import
36 000 bale?, American 33.000 Futur?
opened c?sv n( 76 'o 91 point" rin.?
?Itadj, ?at a rut decline of 4S to 149 point
Investment
Information \
Questions of general interest to in- J
vest ore will be answered in this eol- I j
wnn, in which case only initials will !
be used. Others will be answered by I '
meiZ. Address all inquiries, inclos' I ;
ing a stamped, addressed envelope, to |;
Financial Editor, The Tribune, 144 J
Nassau Street, New York City.
Woman Might Ask Some Questions
Question?A few years ago I bought stock
Of the Central Sugar Corporation. T think
at 92 4. The firet year I received qnar
terly dividend? promptly. The ?econd year ;
dividends were passed. My broker assured !
me that this was only a temporary embar
rassment that would shortly be adjusted,
that war conditions had caused money and
labor ?hortage. Three year? have ?lipped :
by without dividends. Now stockholder?
are called upon to consent to the Issuing
Of ?4,000,000 8 p'r cent notes My ques- '
1 tion I?, would you advUe voting for this !
: Issue? My cecoml question Is, would you :
sell this preferred stock at It? present low i
or hang on a little longer? My daughter I? I
j planning to go to Europe, next summer. ;
1 She is savins money from her ?alary for
that purpose. She asks would It be wise i
to buy English or French money at Its ;
1 present lq\v exchange with that purpose
I In view??(Mrs.) B. W. B.
Answer We are informed by an In- i
! terest in touch with the affairs of the I
: Central Sugar Corporation that the ?
. company's earnings have been improv- '
j ing. The $4,000,000 issue contemplated ,
i by the management is for the purpose, ?
wa are told, of refinancing maturing '?
loans of the company, including a note '
I issue of more than $1,000,000. This
j will put the company in a better po_ !
i sition, it is said by those conversant'
with its affairs. We cannot advise
whether to continue to hold your stock
or to sell. The current market for the
preferred is around $60. In the event
you hold your stock it probably would
j be best for you to vote in favor of ?
the new note issue. If the company !
holds a meeting of stockholders to ,
approve the note issue, we suggest
that you attend and ask a few perti- |
nent questions about earnings and l
policies. That is your right as a stock- ;
holder. Speculating in foreign ex- I
change or money can be done profitably
sometimes, but it is a dangerous op- i
eration for the novice. The fact that
one is actually going abroad to spend
the money does not make yourplan less
speculative. The international bank- j
ers will not venture an opinion as to
the probable coarse of the exchanges
over the next few months.
ffxchanging Livingston Oil Shares
Question?Kindly advla? me whether II
is ?dvisable to exchange my 100 shares of
Livingston Oil for the now one?, which I
understand had been ln*ued some time ago.
Ah a stockholder, should they not have
written me? Also what are the chances
of a dividend??E. R.
Answer? You should have been ad-I
vised by the company of the plan for ,
the consolidation and exchange of
stock. Now that the capital reorgani?
zation has gone through we see no
particular reason why you should not !
exchange your old stock for the ,
shares of the new Livingston Consoli- '
dated, We do not know what the :
chances for a dividend are.
-
Confus?"?- by Conflicting Advice
Question-?I am ?dv|?ed by ? friend. ?
director In the Intertype Company, to pur?
chase share? at 140. He state? that the i
earnings this year are running at better
(han 20 per cent on the common after
liberal reserve? for taxes and so forth.?
He sent me their 1919 ?tatement. An?
other friend. In charge of a composing
room, considers the Intertype a better ma
i chine than the Mergenthaler and thinks
favorably of their management since re
. organization. The third friend, a bank
' official, advise? against a purchase, but
1 think he may be too much influenced by
th? lack of a market. I can foresee no
situation where I would bn forced to sel!.
My maximum would be fifty shares, rep?
resenting approximately a year's savings.
I understan'l your dislike to advise on
sp?culative purchases, but I hope you may
j be Inclined to favor me. ? H. C. B.
Answer?We are inclined to agree
with your banker friend. You do not
say what class of stock you desire.
If you are planning to put your sav?
ings into common stock we would ad?
vise against it as an investment, not
that the company is not sound, but be?
cause common stocks a're sensitive to
earnings and so fluctuate widely in
price. Though you intend to hold the
stock indefinitely, nevertheless you
must consider its marketability. We
would suggest that you take a look
at some of the prime investment bonds
available in the market to-day at prices
which afford an unusually large income
return.
"The Gamble of the Age"
Question?About four months ago
I Thomas Lawson advertised a mining stock
in Ths New York World calling it the
gamble of the nge " The Htock I have in
! mind la Seven Metals. Tour paper. I be?
lieve, is tho only paper that the daily
transactions are quoted In. u.idtr the B6s
t ton Curb. I ha\? read in the paper? of
? Mr. Lawsorv's arrest for advertising this
i and other stocks in the papers. Realizing
that this Is a speculative stork, 1 would
like you to Inform me as to your opinion.
Do they own any mining land from which
I to extract metals? ? F. A. F.
Answer- The Seven Metals proper*^
ties are in the Argentine district in>i
, Clear County, Colorado, about sixty ;
j miles from Denver. They consist of a ?
1 group of mines which, according to
Lawson's advertisements last year, had i
produced to date a total of about $2,- j
! 000,000 worth of silver. Of course, the
Bhares are an out-and-out speculation. |
j Exchange Among Foreign Countries ;
Question?Kindly advise me which I?
the best book explaining foreign exchange, :
who the publishers are and where It muy ]
be purchased. Aleo advise me whether :
there la a daily or weekly paper or ? bulle- ?
tin quoting rates of exchange between Eu?
ropean countries, for Instance: between
OerniRny and Holland, between Italy and '
France, between Germany and Switzer?
land, and so forth.?A. F. A.
Answer?The Ronald Press recently
has brought out a new book on for?
eign exchange written by Thomas
York, a Wall Street man with prac?
tical experience in the foreign ex- I
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SINCERITY IN SERVICE
The Equitable Trust Company of New
York offers its clientele a service based
i
on complete facilities, long experience,
?great resources and a thorough, con?
scientious appreciation of the customer's
viewpoint This institution adheres to
the old fashioned belief that service per?
formed should be equal to or greater than
service promised. Throughout the entire.
I organization the word service retains all
of its old-time meaning.
t1?? Equitable
trost company
OFNEWTORK
BANKINQ, TRUSTS & INVESTMENTS
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
Total Resources over $300,000,000 '
change field. The same publishers j
have other publications which might
help you. We believe The London i
Statist or The London Economist,
weekly financial publications, carry ex?
change rates between some of the
Continental countries. You might in?
quire at the foreign exchange depart?
ment of the American Express Com?
pany.
Chooses Speculations, Not Investments
Queatlon?Have a small amount I'd like
to Invest in Standard Oil or New York
Central or Delaware & Hudson. What per
cent do they pay and which would be .the
best to invest in; also how can I purch'ase
stock In these companies??H. L. H.
Answer?All the stocks you mention
are speculative, because such issues are
highly sensitive to earnings. All per?
haps have speculative possibilities. You
should not purchase them unless you
can afford to speculate. New York Cen?
tra! pays $5 a year, Delaware & Hud?
son $9 a vpar and Standard Oil of \T__r
Jersey $20 a year. Consult any New
York Stock Exchange firm or other
broker advertising in The Tribune.
Seeks to Sell Mining Stock
Question?Kindly hand thi- letter to
some good reliable New York broker, who
is a member of the New York Stock Ex?
change, as I wish to sell some mining
stock. Frince Consolidated. Kindly let
me know on what exchange the stock Is
dealt In.?C. L. 8. (Baltimore!.
Answer?Prince Consolidated is
traded on the New York Curb market.
Consult one of the branch offices of
New York Stock Exchange houses in
your city. They can handle the order
for you.
T? , ... i ?
Four full columns of in?
vestment questions and an.
steers are published in The
Tribune every Sunday.
October, l?.90d: December, 18.66d; Janu?
ary. 18.43d; March, 16.17d; May, 16.?2d.
Manchester; Yarn? and cloths disorgan?
ized.
Cottonseed Oil
There was an active trod? In the market
with total salea for the day amounting to
23,000 barrel?. Thero was heavy general
selling Including hedging against atocka In
the South and liquidation due to the weak?
ness In lard, and price? were weak and
lower, closing with net losses of 21 to 29
points. Thero were tender? on October
contracts of 900 barrels.
Range of prices.
Mon
Open. High. Low. Close. day.
Spot...,- 'S" - 13.00
Oct ... 13 OS 18.06 1289 1294(g,18.O0 13.16
Nov.... 12.90 18.80 12.85 12.S5fl2.80 12.84
Pec... 12 80 12.81 12.69 12.70fl2.76 12.96
.Ian... 12.84 12.84 12.70 12.70? I 3.76 12.98
Feb... 12.76 IS.78 12.7? 12.75(312.78 18.00
Mar... 1290 1J.98 12.80 12.83?12.86 13.10
Apr_ 12.97 12.97 12.97 12.83(012.89 13.10
May_ --12.94?13.10 -
Raw Sugar Tumbles
On Sales of Imports
Current Year
prices. ago.
Sugar, granulated, lb...-14 &- 9
Coffee. Rio. No. 7.f 8 0- 164
Coffee. Santos. No. 1.224? 234 264
Raw sugar took another tumble yes?
terday on sales of about 1,000 tons of
various full duty sugars, including
Perus, Brazils, Santo Domingos and
Costa Ricas, some in port, ex ship and ,
ex lighters for immediate delivery at
refinery, these sugars going to local ,
refiners.
Cubas, at the close of the day, were
available at 9o cost and freight with- '
out attracting * further buying in- l
terest. There were no furthe. price '
changes in refined sugar and the de-!
mana continued quiet.
riagfcr rutares?The future? merk?.
apenad at a declina of It to is pointa, and
the ?rend of th? price movement through
oui th? da>. while Irregular, waa ??nerallv
downward, Anal price* being 20 to 34 points
[net lower. With the street market In
such a weak and declining condition there
I la nothing In the general situation to en
T courage buying of contracts. Thero were
I further October notices in circulation and
? thia delivery sold off 34 points.
Range of price? follow?:
Yesterday'?
Open. High. Low. Close, close.
~ 90S? 8.00 8.24
: Sept.
! Oct. .
Nov. .
': Dec . .
? .Ian . .
Feb. .
! M.r. .
i Apr. .
?Mar.
7.90
8 16
8.00
7.66
8.00
8.20
7.90
7.90
7.65
7.90? 8.00
8.06 @ 8.10
7.96i(J 8.05
7.60? 7.62
7 60 7.65 7.65 7
.60?
7.45 7.86 7.65
60(3!
7.66?
7.70?
.6:?
7.62
7.70
S.24
8.28
8 16
7.90
7.80
7.80
7 85
7.90
Coffee F_t_.es.?The disturbing condi?
tions existing In the coffee- trad? have had j
a tendency to restrict the volume of. busl
nesa from day to day. and th* market
draga along In a rut without much fresh i
feature. Yesterday call price? were 2 to 4
point? lower and value? held close to Initial |
I figure* throughout the morning session I
i Then there came a little disposition to
I cover ahorta, which advanced price? 5 to 10 i
? points during the early afternoon, but
trading lacked snap.
yirm offer? In the coat and freight mar- i
ket furnished no encouragement, an thejw
\ were ?till at a very low level, lowing j
! continued weak market condition? at prl
1 mary points.
The local market held ?teady ?t the
j close, which was 1 to 7 polpts net higher.
The ?pot demand wa? quiet, with prices
nominally unchanged
for Rio 7a
Range of price?:
on the basis
Open. High. Low.
Monday's
Close. close.
19? 7.21 7.15
19? 7.21 7.16
7.44(85 T.?? L40
7.??
7 81
flept...
Oet.
Nov...,
Dee.. . .
Jan.. ? ?
Feb....
March.
April..
May...
June...
July...
Aug...
Batter, Cheese and Eggs
ib_ti?ie--R?oalpta, 1o.6S0 pkg? Cream?
ery, higher than extra?, pound, ?14 #?_?:'
e.traa. 92 score. 6lc; first?. 00 to 91 score.
56V* 988c. Orate, 88 (o 8. score, 514 0
! 544c; second?. 83 to 87 ?core. 48?.Mo.
| lower grade?, ?S? 47c; Danish c*a?ks, f>3 4
f57'ic; unsaltcd. higher than extra?, 64'-a
?65c; extras. 63?64c: firsts, 62?61c; sec?
onds. 43?514c; state dairy tubs, finest.
'. 63?60c: good to prime. 64?5Sc: common
to fair. 41?53c; ladles, current make,
i flrstR. 44? 45c; ?econds. 414~M3c: lower
| grades. 40@41c; packing stock, current
make, No 1. 414#42c; No. 2, 404?41c,
i lower grades, 33? 40c.
! Che*se?Receipts. 2,982 boxes. State,
whole milk, fresh flats, colored or white?,
. pound, 29?29 He; average run. 274?
284c; lower grades. L'0?264o; twins.
; fresh spectals. 28 4 ? 28\c; average run.
: white or colored. 274 9-8Vic; lower
grades, 20?25c; Wisconsin, fresh twin?.
.7V4?27!?o; single Daisies, fresh. 27',?
28 4c; double Daisies, fresh, 27 4@25 4c;
young Americas, fresh, 284?29'.c; sknns.
held specials. 18?19c; fresh special?, 164
?174c; prime to cholc?, ISA. 16c; fair tu
good, 12?144c; lower grades, 5_.10.\
Kgg??Receipts. 15,126 case?. Freah
gathered, extra?, dozen. 64Q60i ; cxtr?
first?. 61?63c; firsts. CSfflftiiV; se'-onds. :.5*jl
57c; dlrtie?. No 1. 47 it 49c; checks, fair tc
choice, dry. 44? 46c. refrigerator, speoia
marks, fancy. 65? 534c. firsts, ?3?544c
seconds, 48?62c; stau-. Pennsylvania am!
nearby Western, hennery whites, extras
88c; extra firsts, 84?8t?c: ?rst?. 78? 83c
gathered whites, firsts to extra first?. 73?
85c; under grades. 68?77c; Pacific Coas'
whites, extras. 87?S8c; extra firsts. S4(Ji
8*c; first?, 78?82c; tin.1er grad?s, 60?77c
Petalums. small, 66(_??8c; other Westerr
and Southern, gathered whites, ?0?7Sc
state. Pennsylvania ami nearby Western
hennery brown?, extra, 70976c; gatherei
brown and mixed colors, graded ?xtras, 6
?6Dc; firsts to extra firsts. 68?63c.
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Testerday. Tear ago
Live beef, fair to
prim?. 100 lbs $18 0??li.25 tl3?0?16 0<
Dressed heef
?Idea, lb.189 .2$ .18? .;?
Live veal, com?
mon to prime.
10. lbs.14.00921.04 1S.00?_5.0
Pressed veal,
city, lb..29 ,J2 .269 .8
Llve ewe?. 1,0?
lb?. 3 00? 7 00 4.50? I.?
Presser! iviiii'.'. n
city, lb.0*9 .1* .0*9 .1
FINANCIAL
Notice of fall for Redemption of
CROWN OIL ANO REF1KINQ COMPANY
Serial Convertible 7 Fer Cent (?old Boa??
In compliance with the }'rov|?lon A of
Artlrl? 4 contained In the first tiTtgag?
and deed of trust dated May 1st. I?!0. eit
ecuted and delivered by the Crown OH ?n?:
Refining Company, of Houston. Texas t?
the Mechanics and Metals National ?an'?<
of the City of New York, as Trustee t ?
secure an issue of One Million On? Hun
?red ami Fifty Thousand Douars ($1.160.
000) first mortgage Serial Convertible :
1'er Cent Hold Bonds, the ??Id Crown O:
and Refining Company hereby call? foi
r?denipti'?n and payment each and all or
the bonds of said series as in .??rh of ?aid
bends and the mortgage provided. The
same will be redeemed at '??> face amoun
thereof and accrued interost thereon t??
gether with a premium of ten (10) per cen:
of the face amount thereof.
The daf fixed for redemption Is th" lith
day of October. 1920. The place for auch
redemption is at Th? Banking House of
the Mechanics and Metal? Nation?: B?n'~
of the City of New York. State of N?w
York. Trustee In such mortgage and de-?
o? trust.
CROWN OIL AND REFININO
COMPANY,
By H. B. MOORE, President
Doherty Publishing Corporation
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting of ?he ?to * r
holders of DOHERTY PI HI.ISM" ?
CORPORATION, a corporation of th?
Siato of New York, will b? held at Its
offlre at No 60 Wall Street. New Tork
City. New York, on October ?Sth. l??-\
at 4:00 o'clock P. M . for the purposa
of electing a Hoard of Director*. Ino
Inspectors of Election, approving the
action? of th? director? and officer?
for the pr-scedlng year, and the trans?
action of any and all other business
that may property com? befor? ths
meeting.
E. E. McWHINEY,
rX-reta-T.
Dated. Sept?mb?r i?nd, ?SIO.
Testerdsy. Tear a?
T.lv? l?mb?. fair
to prime, 100
lbs.12.09iri4.l8 1!. <,!t<r!T t"
Dressed lamb?,
city, lb.?iff .JS .tie '-'
Hog? 100 lbs. ... 1?.00?1!>00 IS OO-JH' ?*?'
Dre??e?i hof?
bacon, lb. :r.'?,(ff :?.?, .r?S?* ?$:&'?
Me?? pork, bbls. SI.000*12.0?!' 48 00?
Me?? be?f. bbl?. . 19.00030.00 S8.OO01?-M
Lard. Middle
West, 100 lb?. . 19 ?SffliTS IT.550JT.?6
Genaral Phonoirraph Corporation ftrst
?lci?t'",,r" " per Cf,nt "?rial s;ol<l bonds ?f
lltl!? coupons du? October ! will bs psld
mm- ? "?"?man National Bank, a?
Fifth Avenue.
