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COMPLE'
MODERATE TRADE |
RULES ON LOCAL
STOCK EXCHANGE
Transactions Variegated,
With Prices, as Whole,
Strong.
7?/2 % GAS NOTES DROP
Sell at 103 During Session.
Local Financial Personals.
Cotton Plan.
^ Moderate activity In which tradin*
was well variegated was characterised
on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday. Prices, generally.
held firm except In the case
of Washington Oas 7H per cent
notes, which dropped to 103, or a
full point under the previous close.
Sales, totaling $5,000 (ace value,
were made in $1,000 lots. Potomac
Electric general mortgage 6s sold
to the extent of $3,000 at t5*. while
$500 Washington Gas 5s sold at
7?H.
Capital Traction assumed the
leadership in the stock list, sales
totaling eighty-two shares of this
security being made at 87HTwenty-five
shares of Mergenthaler
changedtfiands at 118 and 117%, and
ten shares of Lanston at 74^4 and
74Two shares of American Security
and Trust Company stock was
also sold at 225.
Call money again ruled at 6 per
cent bid for 7 per cent funds.
Improvement ProgreMing.
The vast Improvements being
brought to bear on the National
^ Bank of Washington have prog*
ressed to such an extent that a part
of the bookkeeping department of
the institution are already occupying
their new quarters. Work on the
changes is going forward very rapidly.
and officials yesterday stated.
will be completed before expiration
of the oricrinal allotted time. The
bank will then rank with the finest
in the city.
Van If Arrive*.
The latest thing in burglar-proof
safe-deposit vaults arrived in the
city yesterday, the property of the
northwest branch of the Washington
Loan and Trust Company. The
installation will be completed by
August 1.
Prntsah.
John B. Larner, president of the
Washington Loan and Trust Company,
who has been spending the
past few weeks motoring through
New England.and at his home in
Miffiintown. Pa., will return to
Washington on Monday.
Wistar Balderston. manager of
Kann's and director of the Standard
Savings Bank, is spending a few
* weeks* vacation at Haines Hills,
New York State.
H. G. Meem. vice president of the
Washington Loan and TrustvCompany.
will return to Washington
Monday after spending a month at
Atlantic City.
J. E. Troth, of the Bank of Commerce
and Savings, will begin a two
weeks' vacation at Ocean Grove,
N. J., on Monday
Charles R. Grant, treasurer of the
Washington Loan and Trust Company.
has moved his family to Somerset
for the balance of the summer
Edward J Stellwagen. president
of the T'nion Trust Company, in in
Poland Springs. Me., for his annual 1
vacation. He will return to this'
city In early September.
To Decide on Plaa.
Eugene Meyer, jr., managing director
of the War Finance Corporation.
announced yesterday the receipt
of a telegram from the Federal
International Banking Company of
New Orleans, which stated the company
would work out a plan for
dealing with considerable quantities
of cotton under the corporation's
new policy for financing exports
on either prompt or deferred
psvments.
The telegram, he added, has been
(followed by a tentative proposition,
involving the financing of 25.000 to
50.000 bales of cotton for export
| ,T^? ,0?n of S5.000.00Q on Mississippi
delta cotfon. announced last
week. Mr. Meyer said. had led to.
rellmlnarv discussion* with reference
to financing .100.000 hales of
cotton m one district, 200.000 hales
in another and 9.000.000 bushels of
wheat In the Northwest. He deelared
that It was too soon to say
con ',,:"* WOuM be
COFFEE MARKET.
NEW TORK July 5-The coffee
market opened at an advance of 5 to
"points on buying by brokers who
operate for European and New Orleans
connections Only a few lot*
hanged hands. however, while there
7f imnor,.n* . ?">' change
of importance,In the cereal position.
trade conrfTfl v*"" the '""Proving
rade condition abroad which Is flndvS
ET r*nfe"on ot??er markets
? beginning to make some impression
on cofTee. If however.
h, far to ?>?? any
and t*h". * ?I bU"n'"" "> f"lures
warn!- be
waiting for developments In Brazil
A, the matter stands at present
*Ueal)v',0r.!"'l0"..pr?J*ct ha, pracffir
i "lea so
arl co? Ju,y *nd A>'*u-t deliveries
ln<'rlor evidentlv
nijrting the minimum buying nri-e
^;rr?ry "or "con
" "T, to '??' "o <>oubt
modrat. US needed supplies at
gove advances even should the
Tnten^eT be ?>?"?? ?
to ? ?? holiday the early
iwS
September advanced 75 reis
ro"rrRio7.ma'ned ,Ulet ?* * to
July H1*l> Close.
*e?temt>er .'. V.'. ??i 0 M s'j222"i!
D?wmber ... a n ?* '
Mart ........ ? ? ! 2 :
SUGAR MARKET.
?w TOES. July 13,-Jrw _.rt? .
I 'Im* 1 poiat lower t. 5 ,rtM J
SBST St !???* !
luar, ' ; ; * 2.to?:.?i (
1 ....... -.8? 2.77 2 7?e...7T )
*'
M ....
' - I
rE DAILY RE
COMPLETE N. Y. STO<
(W. B. Ulbka. * C^. Ullki Bldi, ?
Nil'
laics Siocks. Opoa. High. Low. Cln?o. chga
500 Alaska Jaaeau Gold.... 1% 1% 1% 1%
MJO Aliis Chalmers .11 11 % 10% 91% + H
200 A Ilia Chalmers pf... 71% 71% .70% 70 V* ?1%
40u Allied Chem Dye lb < 98 17% 17% w %
300 American Beet ?ug*r.. 2s 28 \ 27% 27% ? %
2O0 Amer Bchh b Mageato. 34% 11% 14% 94% f10?
Amer Brake 81m* pf .. 90% 90% 90% 90%
1100 American Can pf 29% 26% 25% 25% ?1%
1100 Amer Car Foundry 129 125 121 129 ?1%
200 Aiuer Car Foundry pf.. 110 110 110 100 +1
200 Amer Express 114 114 114 114 ?F%
200 Amer Hide Leather pf. 50% 50% 50% 50% ? %
WO American Ice 52% 52% 52% 52% +1%
200 American Ice pf....... 00% 90% 00% 00% ? %
2000 Amer Inter Corpn 12% 14 11% 12 ?1%
200 American Fa France... 0 0 9 0
1209 American IJnaeed OH pf 24% 24% 21% 24% ? %
200 American Ixx^mo ....<80 80 80 80
200 Amer Malt Grain 12% 12% 12% 12%
800 American Safety Rasor 4% 4% 4 4%
2100 American Ship Com... 7% 7% 9% ?% ? %
400 American Smelting pf. 72 72 72 72
200 Amu Steel Foundry... 20% 20% 20 29 ? %
2000 American Sugar 93% *9% ?99 96% ? %
200 American Sugar pf.... 88 j 88 88 88 +1
-17100 Amer Sumatra Tobacco 45% 49% 44% 45% ?1%
1*00 American Tel Teleg... 103 199% 101 109% + %
1400 Amer Tobacco 120% 199% 120 190%
400 Amer Tobacco pf (new) t?8% 88% 88% 88% + %
2700 American Woolen 99% 99% 99% 97 ?1%
800 Anaconda Copper 17% 97% 97% 97% ? %
100 Assoc D Goods 2d pf.. 58 58 58 58 +%
1400 Atcfc. Topeka. 8 Fa... 92% 82% 82% h2% ? %
500 Atl. Binning. Atl 2% 9 2% 9 + %
200 Atlantic Coast Una... 84% 94% 94% 84%
000 Atlantic Fruit 5 5 5 5
6900 Atl. Golf. Weat Indian 29% 29% 22% 29%
14000 Baldwin Locomo 79% 74% 72% 72% ?1%
3000 Baltimore Ohio 98 98 % 97 37 ?1% *
44)0 Baltimore Ohio pf..J. 50% 50% 50% 50%
000 Bethlehem Steel 49% 41% 49% 49% ?5%
31000 Beth Steel Class B 49 49% 45% 45% -*2
200 Beth Steel 7% pf..... 90% 90% 90% 90% + %
K00 Booth Fisheries 4% 4% 4 4% + %
100 Hinadlaa Pacific 109% 109% 109% 109% ? %
900 Central Leather 35 95% 94% 95% ? %
200 Central Leather pf..., 71 71 71 71
2900 Chesapeake Ohio 59% 51% 51% 51% ?2%
1400 Chicago, Mil. 81 Paul.. 29 29 25 % 25% ?1
1000 Chi. Mil. 8t PaBl pf... 99% 90% '90 99 ? %
3)0 Chi Northwestern 63% 93% 99% 69% ? %
5000 Chicago. R I. Pacific... 92% 92% 90% 90% ?1%
700 CM. R I. Pac 7% pf... 73 79 79 79 + %
9400 Chile Copper 10%* 10% 10% 10% ? %
200 Chi no Copper 22% 22% 22% 22% ? %
400 Colorado Fuel Iron... 26% 29% 29% 29%
1509 Columbia Gaa Electric. 54 54 % 54 , 54 +%
200 Cont Candy % % %* %
4h00 Coaden Co 27% 27% 27 27%
92100 Crnclble Steel 51 59% 51 52%. +1%
2000 Cuban Amer Sngar .... 19 19% 19 19%, ? %
1200 Cuba Cane Si gar 4% 8% 8% 6% ? %
200 Dearer Rio Grande.... % % % % ? %
000 Dome Mines 19% 19% 16% 19% ? %
200 Erie R R 11 11 12% 12% ? %
200 ErieR R 1st pf....*. 18% 18% 18% 18% ? %
1100 Fisk Rubber 11% 11% 11% 11% ? %
29999 General Asphalt 49% 50 48% 40 ? %
2JI000 General Electric 123 123 119% 120% ?2%
4700 General Motors 10% 10% 10% 10% ? %
100 Hnpp Motors 11% 11% 11% 11%
200 Illinois Central 01% 01% 91% 91%
MOO Inspiration Copper .... 33% 33% 13% 19%
2900 Inter Harvester Co.... 73 79% 72% 79 ? %
200 Inter Harvester Co pf. 100% 100% 100% 100% + %
600 later Motor Truck 90% 91 90% 91 + %
400 Inter Merc Marine 11% 11% 11% 11% + %
500 Inter Mere Marine pf. . 43 44% 43 44 ?4
700 Inter Nickel 14 14 13% 13% ? %
TOO Invincible Oil 10% 10% 10% 10%
4?>0 Island Oil 2% 2% 2% 2% ? %
200 Jewel Tea Co 9% 9% 9% 9%
2?*> Kans City Southern pf 40 49 40 40 ?1
200 Kayser. J pf 110 110 110 110
2W Kenne^ott Copper 19% 19% 19% 19% + % .
000 Kevs one Tire 11 11% 11 im
200 Lackswsnna Steel .... 38 98 97H 97% ? %
100 Lehigh Vslley 50% 50% 50% 50%
1400 Loew's Inc 10% 10% 10% 10%
000 Loft Cnndy 9 9 9 9
N. Y. CURB MARKET TRANSA
(W. B. Hlfcb. A Co., Hlbfc. Hid*.. Member. X. T. Cllb
INDUSTRIALS. 2 Holrej et Ctc 8s...
100 Acme Packing 1% .. .. 10 Sun Oil Si
130M Acme CmI 1 .. .. 2 Kouthwe.t B.11 7,.
100 Br Am Tob Co cou 1214 .. .. J Doited Dm* Id...
100 Br Am Tob Reg... 12V4 .. .. 3 Vacuum 011 7,....
100 Columbia Emerald. 82 80 82 j L"""' R'
200 Durant Mot 24*4 24>4 2414 ? Wlncheat.r 714....
400 Empire Food 26 24% 26 ???
3*00 Glen Alden Coal.. 34% 92 93% 900
ilejdeo Chem .... 1% ^ ..
200 Hercules Pa 82 FOPITIf^M
8O0 Locomobile 75 * V/IVLluIl
900 Mercer Motors ... 2% .. .. (Furniahed br W
100 National Leather . 7 .. .. <*urwaae? Dy W.
200 Nor Amer PAP.. 2% ??
11 N- J Zinc 119 .. .. - .
100 Philip Morris 4 .. 4"
200 Pe feet ion Tire... 78 77 78 Greater Berlin 4s.....
1200 Radij Co 2 1% 1% Bremea 4%s
900 Radio Co pfd 2 .. ,. KI * *
900 Sweets Co 2% 2% 2% c-obl?B* ?
1700 United Prof 8l?ar. IJW Cologne 4s
JMJO I'nited Ret Csndy. 6% 6% 6% Danxi* 4s
2400 U S Ught * Heat. . 1% 1% 1% r^," .
500 U 8 S Ship Corpn. 19 18 1# 4"
1?0? U 8 Steam 27 20 26 ??*?den 4%i
200 U 8 Distributing.. 22% 22% 22% ???*ldorf 4s
100 Wsyne Coal 1% F^kf 'a-'
INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. FraUkfUJt 5s
5000 Allied Oil 4 .. .. Hamburg 3s
100 Ark Nat Gas 9% Hsmburg 3%s i
4>00 Boone Oil 18 15 18 Hsmburg 4s
900 Carib Synd 4% 4% 4% Hamburg 4%s
25 Cities Service pfd. 42 Leipzig 4%s
1100 Cities Serv b crtfs. 11% 11% 11% I^ipaig 5s
910 Cities Service old.. 109 102 102 Munich 4s
2?10 Cushing Pet 17 15 15 German Govt 3s J
1600 Elk Basin Pet.... 5% 5% 5% German Govt 3%s
2200 Engineers Pet ... 39 97 37 German Govt 4a
5400 Fay Pet .2 1 2 German Govt 5s
1000 Federal Oil 1% 1*V 1% Krupp 4s
300 Gillilaad Oil ?... 2% 2% 2% Badiscbe Aniline 4%i!.
4900 Glen Rock OU.... 91 83 83 Allgem Eleck Ges 4%s.
100 Granada Oil 3 Meinlnger Bank 4s
2900 Guffey - Gillespie. 11% 10% 11% Norddeutscher L B 4s..
1400 Hud on Oil 25 24 25 Vienna 4s
990* Int Petro 12 10% 10% Vienna 4%s'!!!!'.!!!!!*.
700 Livingston Oil ... 27 .. Vienna 5s ..!!!!!!!!!!!
100 Livingston Pet ... 1% French 4s
21*) Maracalho Oil 19% 19Z 19% French .5* .....!
4400 Mexico Oil 72 65 65 French Premium 5a.'.'.!
200 Mexico - Paauco. 88 85 85 British Victory 4s
100 Moun Prod 7% ,. National War Loan 5a..
2479 Noble Oil 6 Gat... 18 17 18 War L&aa 5a
500 Omar Oil 1% Italian 5a
,*5 8-11 JO Italian Notes. 1925
1400 Sapulpa Ref 3% 3 3 Belgian Rea 5a
Belgian Premium 5s....
200 skelly oil .<% 3% 3%
7200 Texon Oil 09 65 69
200 Victoria New .... 43
100 White Ksgle 1514 rADI?irM *7'
STANDARD OIL 18KUE8. rUKCiIUW
1800 Anglo Am 011 18V4 1JV4 15H (Fur.tUed bj Am.r
10 Prairie O A G 407 .. Tniat
25 Sod I'lpe Line.... 807.
a*) Standard OU Iml . IMJ*, 68>4 IWi,
MINJNG
!5400 Big Lf-dge 27 24 23
lbsoo Bo.t * Mont TO 54 53 England, pound .......
81*10 ualuio't A Jerome l? 14 14 Canadian, dollar ......
!7>-W Candelarla Mining 3.1 32 35 Hon.kon. local
If00 Cortez Sltrer .... 74 73 73 " lo'*1
?I0 Cona C Mine. Hi .. .. Shanghai, tael
^"O/^e.'on Gold TlJ 1^ )>| prance, franc
14.8)0 Divide Kxte.i.iun- 2fl 25 "t; ? , . -j1000
El Salvador U .. Belgium, franc
1500 Eiiieka Croesv.... 3*; .. Swltaerland, franc ....
4000 Gold Zone b, .. iUly, lira
H70O Gold lie 11 Florence. 31 29 11 Kermany, mark
100 HecU Mine ? Denmark, kroner
409 Howe Sound 3% "* Norway, kroner
5000* Harm ill 13 jo J2 8i?eden. kroner
3u00 McNamars 10 14 jg Csecho-Slovakla. kroner
WW Nipissing 4% 41l 414 Greece, drachma ......
1100 Tonopah Dhlde 85 88 83 Holland, guilder
1100 Un Hasten 2,V 2% 2A Spain, peseta .........
200 West End Con.... SO .. ' .. Jspan, yen
1900 Yukon Hold 9* 90 98 Austria, kronen
BONDS. Rumania
,?f"? 42% 4"'^ <-"* 'Draw onl; In U. 8
15 Am T A t 22. ?s>Vi <JV? fi>r,
12 Am T A T '24 Ml>4 W,\ 96S
1 Am Tobacco 7s *29 100',4 j1
22 Anironda 7s. 1929 . 92% 91% ?2% | n ? - tv -m
1 Angio-a-on 7>i.. ?.4 .. .. Breadstuff!
l.i Artnoor A Co 7?... 'CI > 0f>!4 IMf% I
2 Bearer Board 8... -<0% 80 80
1 Beth Steel 7., *22. #7lt WW YORK Jolt
' 1 ' 8U '^J, .. .. .how. th. morement ol
10 Copper Kip 8., a I0U^ .. .. y k tudl. u bo.heU
2 Copper Kv 8.. "24 100?i .. ? ? '
1 Copiler K?p 8., *i5 :iw\ .. Wheat '
23 Con. G., 8. ino=>, .
2 Con. Teitlle. 7,... 101\ .. " h?
21 Illlnob Cen ?14... #svi #<iu viour
* ".Taj"* M K\ U The ?'p.rt'cie.r.^
s:::: ^
? fTbhv M % * tn? Ur ot 1
b Libby M8s 93 Todar
1 Morals A Co 7%s. 96% ... Flour 50 000
9iOhlo Clt G 7s '24. ? W^t ........ 916.000
6 Sears-Roe 7s, 1921. 09% Corn 109 000
6 80 NY 7s. 1929. . 101% 101% 101% Oats ...... .. flOOOC
i ^ I*' ??? Export, of vbeatfnM
i BO ?Y 7.: insi::: 104% ::
BOSTON MINING STOC
,lr. Blign Member. Bo.t.n 8toc
>' * Aril..:.: I3T4 JI?>flowefOC
aln A Hecla ... 22* W> J20 Xrw c..rnella ..
-i ? swift a
" !!* *\ 5S. "hoe Mack !.
ardner Motor ljfc .. ^ Waldorf
>1. Cmk pfd bO .. .. J Walworth
:cord of s
CK TRANSACTION'S
IcMbcn ft. T. Stock ISzekaut)
Net
ale*. 8'ocka. Opra. Hlfh Low. CIom. chge.
Louisville XaahrtUe. ... 110% H?% J10% H?% 4- %
200 Manhattan Elevated 40 40 40 40 ? *
1*00 Market Street Railway f% 8% 3% . 3%
- 00 Maxwell Ob aim era V 0 0?1
800U0 Max 1'etruleum 103 100% 102% 103% ? %
18U0 Middle 8la tea Oil A>% 11 10% 11
8800 Mid rale Steel 23% 28% 28 28 ? %
200 Mo. Kanaaa, Texaa.... 2%. 2% 2% 2%
400 Mo, Kanaaa, Texaa pf. 8% 8% 8%
800 Miaaonrt raciHc 1?% 10% 18* 18%
200 Miaaouri Pacific pf. .. 8?% *>% 87% 87% ? %
200 Moatgom. .Ward 17% 17% 17% lt%
200 Natl Conduit Cable.... 7% 7% 7% 7%
400 Natl Kya of Max 2d pf 4 4 4 4
600 Nevada Coaaol Copper. 10% 11 10% 10%
200 New Orta. Texaa. Mex. 49 40 48 48 ?1
800 N Y Central 88% 8S% 88 88% ? %
200 N Y. N H. Hartford... 17% 17% 17% 17%
20W N Y. Oat. Weaiera.... 17 17 17 17
2W> Norfolk Weatcra 81 W 81 84 ? %
200 North American 59% 88% 50% 80% ? %
82 Northern I'nciic 71% 72 71% 71% ? %
200 Okla Prod Ke&ntaf ... 1% 1% 1% 1%
100 Orpheam Circuit 20% 20% 20% 2J% ? %
210 1'aciflc Development. ... 9% >?% 8% 8% ? %
200 Pacific Gaa Klectrlc... 83 88 88 83 + %
8400 Pacific OU 84% 34% 84% 34%
13200 Pan Amer Petroleum.. 40 40% 47% 40 ? %
1N00 Pennaylvania H K 34% 34% 84% 84%
100 Penna Seaboard Steel.. 7% 7% 7% 7% - %
200 People'a Uaa -80 50 80 60 ? %
100 Phi la Company 20 20 29 29 ? %
200 Phillip* Pet ro learn 17% J7% 17% 17%
280O Pierce Arrow 17% T*\ 17% 18 ? %
600 Pierce Arrow pf 38 SO 37% 87% ? %
200 Pierce Oil 7 7. 7 7 ? %
21R) Pierce Oil pf 00% 60% 60 60 ?1
100 l'lttabargh Coal 63 68 62% 62% ?1
500 Preaaed Steel Car 71% 71% 71% 71% ? %
1700 Pure OU Co 25% 28 26% 23% ? %
800U Reading R R 37% 87% 87% 88% ? %
7800 Republic Iron Steel pf. 45% 45% 45 43 ?1
5900 Royal Dutch 58% 58% 55 65 ? %
.TOO St Loula San Franciaco. 28% 28% 22% 22% ?1%
800 St Loula Southwestern. 23% 23% 23% 23% ? %
200 Saxon Motora 3% 8% 8% 8%
100 Seaboard Air Una pf . 8 9 9 9 ? %
8400 Seara. Roebuck 84 , 84% 83% 84% ? %
2900 Sinclair CoQaol Oil 20 20% 19% 20
7*00 Southern Pacific i 75% 78% 75 75% ? %
100 Standard OU 134% 134% 184% 134% ? 1%
200 Standard Oil pf 108% 108% 108% 108%
30 Steel Tube pf 74% 74% 74% 74% +1%
72)0 Studebaker Corpn 70% 80 78% 79 ? %
200 Submarine Bout 4% 4% 4% 4% ? %
200 Temtor A 9 9 9 9 ?1
8800 Texaa Company 38% 33% 88% 88% ? %
400 Texaa Pacific 22% 22% 22% 22% ? %
400 Texae PaeiBc Coal OU. 18% 18% 18% lft% ? %
2100 Tobacco Producta 54% 54% 54 54 ? %
510<? Trankcnntl OU 7% 7% 7% 7% ? %
600 1'nlon Bag Paper. 8(1 82 80 82
1400 i;nk>n Pacific 11*% 118% 117% 117%
400 Union Pad8c pf 88% 88% 83 83 ? %
""O rnlt.nl Drug 83% 83% 83 *3 ?1
900 United Fruit 108% 103% 102 102 ?1%
ltXO I'nited Retail 8tor*a.. 53 63% 58 53 ? %
200 U S rood Producta ... 18% 18% 18% 18% ? %
62 O IT S Indua Alcohol 49% 50 49% 49% ? %
200 U 0 Realty Improve... 47% 47% 47% 47% ?1%
M*?0 II H Rubber 49% 49% 48% 49 + %
000 IJ 8 Rubber l?t pf 92% 92% 92% 93
2400 U 8 Steel 73 73% 71% 71% ? 1%
20# U 8 Steel pf 109 109 109 109
200 Utah7 Copper 48% 48% 47% 47% ?1
3100 Vanadium Steel Corpn.. 2*% 2S% 27% 28% + %
100 Va Carolina Cbem .... 25% 25% 28% ?% ? *
200 Wabaah R R 7% 7% 7% 7%
14f<0 WahaMi U It pf A 21 21 2n% 20% ? %
200 Weatera Maryland 9% 9% 9% 9%
80<T Weatern Union Teleg.. 81 83 81 82% +1
5900 Weatlnghouae Mfg .... 42% 42% 41%- 41% ?1%
ft*)0 White OI1 8% 8% 7% 7% + %
400 Willys Overland 7 7 7 7 + %
700 WUnoa Co 83 28 81 81 ?2^
500 Wia?'ona1n Central 28 28 28 28 ? %
Total sales. 351.400 shares, against 364.400 yesterday. 835.60(1
a week ago, 573.470 a year ago. andl.519,800 two .veara ago,
Prom January 1 to date 97.533.470, against 127,909.448 a yeai
cro. in.) 101.*16,408 two reira ago.
ctions i cities service
active on cure
Nli .. ..
J3* #5% ?3?i ???
loo* loo* ioj* Buying Orders Representing
I "3!, 03* Dv . ? .
?? 92 Control Moves Price from
102 to 110.
i! NEW TORK- Jn,y 16.?There wa
* Co.) J tra<jjng. on a iarrsr scale m a num
ber of Issues on the New York Curl
13% 13% 13% Market today with special atten
13T' 15'4 i-T' t,on devot*<* to Cities Service Com
. " * * mon. that stock becoming activ.
* 15* ?nd strong around mid-day ar.<
14* ,4* moving up from 102 to 110 on buy
14 14 I4 ing orders assumed to represent thi
13% 13% 13% accumulation for the controlling: In14^
lii iJi tereptB ,n the company. The othei
14% 14% 14% two classes of stocks however won
13 13 15 inactive. The election of directors
18 18 18 representing the Tidewater Ol
* jjjj JJjJ 1J% Company by Guffey-Gillespie stock
14% 14* mu ho,der? yesterday and the chang<
15% 15% 15% ' the name cf that stock to tin
15% 15% 15% Osage Company was followed this
15% 15% 15% morning by brisk buyng on whicl
Ji> JJ* It rofce to 11% but U did not main
J2 12 jo ta,n *ts gain, quickly reacting t<
13% 13% 13% 10%. There was pressure against
13 13 18 International PetT<Jleum whicl
J? J? 1? ranged from 12 to 11%. Elk Basil
18 18 16* was one ot tl;e weak features, sell
15% 13% 15% ing at 5% to 5%. A moderate
15j% 15% 15% amount of busness was transacted
2% 2% 2% in Anglo-American at 16%. Standard
Ha/ Vk V? ?I1 ?* Indiana was actively trad*)<
50 50 50 ,n mt 66,4 and 6*V*
63 03 63 Most interest in the industrial lisi
72% 72% 72% was attached to Glen Alden Coal
' usi1'* ,7T* 72^ wbich moved up from 4? to 33%
330 330 330 Other industrials were heavy and ii
37 37 37 supply of concessions. Dur&n con
47% 47% 47% tlnued its reaction from the recen
72 72 72 high of 28. selling at 24% to 24%
1 75 75 75 Continental Motors was traded in a
5% to 5%. British American To
bacco continued firm, selling a
XCHANGE 12Acme Coal was again trad*?
1 ? - in at its low record of 1. Nortl
(Can sen y and American Pulp, old stock, sob
* down to 2%. Sweets Company o
-America, in which there have beei
Close Ag" frequsnt bullish dealings, wai
3 63 s as aKa,n heavy, selling down to 2%
' United Retail Candy was inactive
* with a small amount of business a'
6%.
8825 1.03
e e i suggest plans
Hi 11 to foil weevils
211 .2215
0138 .023 ??U.
S. Dept. of Agriculturi
I..'!:! :?& .5175 Summarizes Points in
0016 .007 .
om 08,5 Combating Pest.
iolj.ri.
Opportunity (or Snuthern rori
jf growers to protect themselvc
Movements aBalnat weevil infeatatten nex
year by intelllgrent seed selectioi
~ in the Held, Is pointed out by ex
.'? fo'lowla* perts of the United States Depart
.f 'a m'nt ot Agriculture.
Remtels. Export, 14 h?" b?en 'oun<1 th,t- ,n we??ll
Sl.onv HK.tiob Infested sections, the ears with tip
ISO.ooo - 41.000 protruding from the shucks or will
*a'ftn!n <0.000 loose, open shucks, usually becom
from th. Infested, and often seriously dam
title .eaboard (x?w before they can be safel:
kla. I'.ltintoN, New. stored, and that many of them afte
Id New Orl.an.) tlia. several months In storage an
" "> ?r??pood worthless.
Experiments have shown ths
210.000 raTioo "huc,t coverlnps extending well be
2 121,000 3,??%noo y?nd the tips of the ears and clos
771.000 904*000 ing tightly about the silks. If no
iBn.ooo opened by other means, will resls
1 Jf* '?"r weevils successfully?both In flel
[*>t ' n<1 ,n (r,ra'r' The greatest hand!
cap to shuck protection azalna
* ' - weevils Is the presence of ea
worms, which usually enter th
wr q shuck coverlnir through the all:
rkj channels. fe^Hlnp as they fro. an
>k Exekaage.) making holes as they leave, throug
. which weevils may enter, It ha
? been found that when there Is
,,2 long shuck extension the worm
??o 00 frequently cut from the silk chan
as?i nels before reaching the ear. an
-<>W 'JO 20^4 the lonrer the extension the nor
10W frequently th? happens.
?
i?- '_ ' i /
<D BOND
. BOND SALES I [
afcen ?. T. Ilxk ItHtuw*)
- O
I of bond* on th? Stock Exchange
I yesterday. 111,411,?M a week aco.
two years aeo. From January 1 to .
00 a year aso. and *1.TS0,SS7,?#0
id aalea today Total sales of eack , ?
00) * are "lv" i
let. j
Usee \
.? J*' r" VT la 4s.. T3% 73% 73% 001
84 Norther. PsciSe 6s M% M 88* ^
II Nor Psetlc |ea U M% 14% 34% ]
? N State* P lit Sa. 80 7J 80 , i
1 Oregon * C 1st b M%
18 Oregon 8 I. rfg 4a. 81 ,
1 0?| W BAN 4a. S* J
I P? Oat * Blee So 78 77% H ,,,
I I'.ck.nl Motor 8a. K%
IS Pa B K 7s, ?... JOS 102* lO-.'X
K I'a R II roa 6%e . *8 87% 87% 1
118 Ps B B sen 4%a.. lt% 7i% T6
1 1" A c of C 3a..~T}%
1 l'oblic 8 of N J &a 64
21 Heading gel 4a... 7414 71% 7S% A?
6 Rio <1 A W lat 4a. 63% 63% &% ?"
5 ltio-U A W col 4a. 50 .. ?.
7 B I A A L 4Vta... 66% 63% KH ,,
2 stLlMAfl rof 4a... 7?\ J"
21 ?I-A?r pr la 4a, A SO* W% 60% "
7 KtlJK.F Ja, arr B. 73 P
2 KtLAsr pa 6a, O 87% 87* 87% Xj
18 St L A 8 r adj 6a 08% 66% 60% ?
63 84 L A S F lac 6s. M 53% 53 V , '
8 BtPXAll coa 4%s. 88% ..
1 Seabd A L Gold 4a 41 ..
1 8 A L (old 4a. sta SI
10 ? A A A P lat 4a. 62% Jf*
4 8 Air Use rf* 4a.. 88% .. p?
4 S Air Lisa adj Sa. 23% J,"
10 Sribd Air Una 6a. 4J 47% 47% J,"
S3 ftiarlalr eoaa 7%?. *1% *1 SI ? /
21 ?ou PsrlOr rrt 4s. 78% 78% 7*% J"
8 800 Pari8c rff 4a. IS% 73 73 "'
1 800 Psc col tr 4s. 70%* .. JJ
1 Sou Rwy coo 5s... 82% .. w
25 Rou Bwjr gen 4a... 56% 56% M% *'
1 8tssd O A cr 6s 84% ..
11 Stas Oil ot Csl 7s )0S% 1* 108%
6 8 A T Go of Am 7s *3 *2 S3 L
4 Tlilrd Are rf( 4s.. 47% B!|
1 Tlilrd Are sdj 5s... <0% 111,
6 Tide Oil Co 6%s.. >5 *4% S3 Sc.
7 Union Part Ac ?a.. 100 ?8% Ml% w
SO Pa Pari Or lat 4s.. 80% 80% 80% *,
4 l's Tank Csr 7s. .. 160% 100% loo*, ?
5 U S B A Imp 5a.. 86% 86 WIN,
14 V 8 Bab 7Via. SO S8% 89% SS%
10 C 8 Rubber 7a.... *7% M% S7%
10 U 8 Rubber 5s.... 77% 77% 77% A,
41 D 8 Steel a ( 5s... ?"> *4% 84% An
11 Ba^sr Cbeea 7%e. 88% 88 W Ca
2 Virginian V*rj 5a. 80% 80 80 ,-o
40 W Bier A Mfg 7s. 101 100% 100% K.
sweaters Ud 4s.... 52% 52% 52% w
S Westers PscUlc 5a 78% T8 78 w
11 Wilaoa A Co lat 6a 84 83% 84 ?
* Wilaoa A Co ert 6s 78% .. w
iONDS RETURN TO I
DULL POSITIONs
___
^ ???? ni
Pransactions 5% as Large as|?
Early Month's Sessions. [j
No Specific Moves.
^ ?
NEW YORK. July 15?The bond
narket today fell back Into the dull <t
ositton which the market for stocks c?
as been occupying: for several days Si
Transactions were scarcely 5 per ^
>ent as large as those of some seasons
around the beginning of this ^
nonth. There are indications that ??
Jie mid-yesr reinvestment demand ^
las been filled. It has not ap- ^
iroaehed normal, mainly for the se
eason that funds which usually j ?*
:ome from the interior at this time '
or the purchase of bonds is needed
it home ?o fill the gap while bankng
funds are being employed in Ai
novlng the crops The great vol- ^
ime of credit that at 111 remains Al
'froxen'* is another factor that has \*i
esulteil in the reinvestment demand
ending prematurely. c?
There was no pronoftneed move- R?
nent of bonds in either direction tol.iy.
For t>e most part prices were ^
.lightly hierher. but the gains were
nsigniflcant. Losses. wherever d
:hey occurred- were equally urim- [>
>ortant. High-grade railroad issues *'
vere small fractions higher. Great
Northern 7s. however, at one time Qj,
thowed a Fain of % point over the ?
Thursday closing, and the Burlingon
collateral !% were *i point
ligher at 98^. Hudson and Mar- ^
fat tan income 47s opened at 40 H
md went to 40At the close yeserday
they sold at 41%. ?
Liberty bonds moved within the ""
ame narrow range that has ruled a
or several days, and none of them [
vaa the center of any great amount
>f trading. If any exception to the
ule of narrow ranges is worth men- J
ioning. it was the spread of ab^ut
fO cents in the L.;4*erty 3J4s There
ras nothing worth noting in the,
orcign group. Trices were firm.
Grain Quotations.
Wheat?Oiien Hlitti. !/,?. . Close.
IlIj-.... 1.31 l.tS% 1.80 1st
>?Pt.... 1.81 184% 1 2B% 1 JS
>re 1.34 1.S4U 1 ? 1.(7
Core?
foil ?l% *4'4 .K'i .64
"<pt 6i% .61% nm. is
>er ?" .61% 59% .68%
o?t??
'"I.' S8U .?% .3# 89
Sept.... -40% 41% .40% .11%
X' <2% -44% .42 4 -43%
Pork?
??-Pt 1? 00 lg.75 ' IP.75
Ijird?
**pt 11.72 i? no ii.TO u.a^
SOT..!... Jl.K 12.10 11.a 12.07
Rlba?
<<0? 11.1*1 11.17 11.00 1117
Forniihed by W. B. HibVi A Co.. men her.
Chiesiro Br. rd ef Trede.)
s
IA.A.Housman&Co. |
20 Broad Street. New York IJJ 2
Members of AD Leading |
Exchanges |
Orders executed on a I
strictly commission basis, in H
stocks, bonds, cotton, grain,
sugar, coflfee, cottonseed oil I
and provisions.
Orders also accepted on
give up basis to any member
of an exchange of which we
are members.
Washington Office
Main Floor Corridor
Woodward Building
Telephone Main 2040
CHARLES R. ALLEY, Mgr. ij
ROS. & CO. A
Mace 1870
KS-COTTON
M(. nirats.
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Oksakar aI
Bal timers, Oksakse aI
I U TrsAs. Ce?erss.
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[TRANS
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LOCAL ~|
Kirknn.i
lifTf
,1*00 ? ?* '
apt tal Tract Ion, 25 at 87U 25 at RTk
11 ?* 10 " *** 1 al **
kBM ^ Truat Co.. 2 at 228.
kFTSR CALL?
rvl"^'0-*1.000 ., m. ?..
000 M ?#,11"* " m- *1-#0e ? ??
''7"U*UT * ? w?.? ? a*.
Va.blngton Gas fa. $300 at 78Vi
^ ? ? f4%. * at 74*
?rg?nthaler urnot/pe. ft at 117%. ft ?t
$1,888 at K%.
*??ey. rail loans. to 7 per cut.
BOVDS.
Pnblfte UUMtina.
*' Zrt ,D< Trt *? 71 n%
*T Tel a ad Tel 4<*s K,% #7
*r I*1 aad TeI 011 tr 82V* 88
** y*1 Tal r?arl 8a ... 97% 97%
a com t la a ad Potomac Sa
icOitla and Pot guar 5a
lm* * Telephone 5. 87
Elec 5a
1 Gaa and Eire deb 5a
pi tal Traction R D 5a 88V6 gTk
t J a ad Surborbaa 5. * *
urgetowa Gaa lat Sa
tropolltaa K R 5a 90
tomac Elec Lt Sa 97
lomac Elec cob a 5a 85 86
tomac Elec Power 8* t8
C?ac Elec Power G-M fa... KU 98
. Alex and Mt V 5a
iab. Balto a ad Am 5a
i?hington Gaa 5a 78 77
itbington Gaa 7%a 102%
iah Ry and Elec 4a. r. 81% 82
iab Rj pad Elec GM 8a 82% 98%
Xisoallaaeoua.
C P?per Mfff 8a
tgs Healthj 5a (loaf)
rg? Realty 5a (abort) 03
' Stge and Safe Dep 8a
?"h Market 5a. dOT7 75
iab Market 5*. 1947 71
M Cold Storage 5a
STOCKS.
Public Utilitiaa.
?cr Tel a ad Tel 103
?*r Tel and Tel rU % %
Pltal Traction 87% 88
lumhia Gaa and Eler
tern Light and Pnel
^ungtoa Gar *42%
and W Rteamboat 177
safe Ry and Eler com 2-*?
tab Ry and Elec pfd 58% 80
aafc. Ralto aad Aa com
ah. Balto and Aa pfd
ah Va Ry com
a ah Ta Ry pfd
Vattaaal B*nka
?*rira* |I4 188
I 8^ 170 TT
taabia 175
Hllol 187%
strict 170
rm and Mech Xat Bank 215 230
M 175 188
brrty 139
oala 185
it tonal Metropolitaa 215
ffa 450
ml 183
Hlfel8M 180
Tnut Companies.
n??r Sec aad Trust 230 228
ntinental Trust 100 104
it ions I 8a t and Trust 278
lion Trust 118
ash Loan and Trust 255 275
Savings Ganas.
mmerre and Savings J55
i*t Wa ah 8a Bank 12%
-rrhsnts Bank 147 ..
c Sat sad Com Bank 205 230
rentb Street 8a'105 Bank... 150
lion Savings 112
S Saving* Bank 2O0 ..
a eh in* ion Mecbaaica 25
Fire Insnranoa.
iinftoa Fire laa 8 ..
rcoran Fire Ins 115
remen'a Fire Ins 19%
oericaa Fire las 250
it Union Fire Ina 7%
Title lasnraaaa.
lumbia Title laa 4 ?
al Estate Title Ina 75
Kisoellnneeus.
1 Grapbpphone com 5 8
4 Grapbophone pfd
C Paper Mfg Cn 75
C Paper pfd
eene C'aranea .*
rcb Trih? aad Storage 120
iT^Btbaler I.lnotrpe 117 11K\
J Dutch Farket com 6
d I?utch Market pfd 7 8
nston Monot.rpe 74 78
curtty Storarc 200
P stre and Safe Dep
ashing ton Market 24 28
?Ex4ir.
Dividend,1
In the past six month:
of corporation dividen 's I
panics which had paid tlx
for many yean were coi
ditions, to^ withhold thes?
timeIn
more than 52 j<
omission or even delay ia
First Mortgage Notes o
real estate.
Which class of investi
Swartzell, Rheci
727 15tfc S
Wtikia|t
Th? Nation's
S3 Years Bltkaat 1
CL ? III IM8? ?? II m
f
1 TO BUSIF
Do business cares deny
know you have earned?
although you can afford t
you too busy really to livi
The UNION TRUST I
tng Trust Agreement, a
peace of mind. Our Offii
you the scope of this i
nature.
** pmU mm Ckickm,
EDWARD J. STELU
ACTIONS
STOCKS DISPLAY 1
HEAVY TONED
UGHT TRADING
Professional Activity Still
Makes Up Majority " f
Of Transactions. ?
4
SHORTS VIGOROUS
Steels Conspicuously Weak,
While Rails Net Low of Point
at Close.
NEW YORK. July 1??A *?a-n?r
tone wss displayed on the stock
exchange today, although tb* d'ume
of buaineas continued amafl.
Professional activity at ill made up
the market, but abort leUlnc took
on more vigor. Steels atocka were
conapicuoualj wfeak throughout ami
certain hifh priced iasuea, such aa
General Electric, were alao aub)ecta
of attack. Rails ware taken la hand
in the afternoon and toward the
cloae showed loaaes of about
polnt- Decline# predominated meaawhile
among the industrisls aad
amounted to a point or two in the
active issues. Call money waa at
6 per cent throughout.
Eirkasge.
Trading in foreign exchange continued
quiet with quotations aenature
and with the tone heavy.
Sterling sold down at the opening
to 11.(1%, which ia a new low for
the week. Later, at $3.C2fc, the net
loaa for the day amounted to % of
a cent. French franc ^ere off 2
polnta at 7.80 centa. snd most of
the continental currenciea showed
similar reactions. German marka,
however, were unchanged at l.S4\k
centa. No improvement ia apparent
in the South American situation,
and th^ Argentina pesa is bow
quoted st St.IS cents.
Federal Eeoerre Report.
The lstest statement of the combined
Federal Reserve system is
particularly interesting aa suggesting
that the expansion of liabllitiea
and reduction of reserve rstio
shown by laat week's statement
was due to special circumstances
and particularly to holiday demands
for cash. It did not, apparently,
represent a reveres! of the general
tendency towsrd credit resources.
This week' rsti^, 61. per cent, represents
a fairly sharp gain over Jast
week's, and is the highest since
July 5. 1918. The gain, which was
due principally to a large return .
of reserve notea waa well dlatributed
among the regional banks.
The larger centers showed sissble
incressea snd only three. Kansaa
City. Atlanta snd Dai las. fell off ta
their own proper reserve position
Of these three, furthermore, only
Dallas showed a large recession.
The bank there was also the only
one to make increased demands on
the other regional banks, borrowing
another $6,000,000. The extent to
which the credit resources of tftat
part of the country are still tied up '
may be judged from the Dallas
| bank's reserve ratio. This would
| stand st 21 S per cent If the bank
were not able to borrow IK.OIO.OM
for reserve purposes from the Boston
bank. The Dallas condition is
the poorest since January SI.
I
.
Omissions
i more than $23,000,000
lias been omitted. Com:
regular return on ttocki
npelled by business coos
payments (or the first
an there has been no
i interest payment on our
n improved Washington
. ?
oents are you in)
n & Hensey Co.
t-?et N. W.
on. D. C.
Home Town
I<om te an laves tor
/
?
4ESS MEN II
you the leisure which you
Are you tied to your desk
ravel and recreation? Art i
e?
COMPANY, under a Lrr?n
bring you leisure apd
:er? will gladly explain to
service and its satisfying
' j* m Smmmf Arrmmmtm
Union
Trust Co.
OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
C?n ISth ?nd H Sts.
NorthwMt
vac err. pREsmern-JV
r. i
TOCK Af
1 COMPLETE N. Y
<W. B. Illhbe * Cft. Hlhfc* BM(. I
tod?y^Tr/?UJr !* ?ToUJ Hid
I10M?M" ?0p a?nln>t $>,308,000
dat. ?i ?S.*r-y,e??.a*?- and ?12,955,000 (
?!o ylinWo' ?
ecufltU^nJ^J* l*?t of boi
security and the hl?h. low and closing
^ (In ?M
nj?"fi !,. H'ch. I/1*. CIom 1
i n I HiSZ 88 72 8880 88 50
tin H o HJ*?* M 4?- Nil
"SS^Vrj^: ?.? 87 2* 87 *1
^ H 8 },lb 2d 87.10 M M 87.02
1 U 8 L 3d rfi 01 12
X 5 Mi.!4/*-**- 0116 * <*
H ! ?|k ?* 87 20 87.08 87.16
US Blc 4%i ret. . OS 12
?T K 2 !? ? : ?* ? ? "*
ai " 1 Victory 3%a.. 96.84 08.83 86.84 1
FOREIGN BONDS.
2 Argentine Gort 5?. ?7% ..
2 B?ftum 7%a lorn, 100* 100*
06 Belgium 8* 9914 80 09%
12 Belgium 0a, Mit5.. 93>4 93 83%
10 Chlaeae Oort B 5e 45%
1 City of Rergen 8a. 86%
8 C of Bordeaux 6a.. 82(i 79% 82*4
4 SI?7 of * M1* ?* **
5 City of ('opto 5%a 76%
7 C of Chrlatinnla 8a 09 07 % 87%
4 City of Lyona fla.. 80 79 % 80
5 C of Maraelllea 6a. 80
26 City of Pari a 6e .. loo 09)1 99H
5 City of Tokyo 5a.. 60% 59% 50%
18 City of Zurich 8a.. 00 88% 00
11 Danlah Mm. 8a A. 100% 00% m%
16 Danlali Mun. 8a B. 99* 89 #9*
5 Dom Republic 5a.." 80% 80 80%
40 D C 5% notea. 'as. #1% 81% 81%
18 Do of Can 5e, *26. 81% 91 81%
5 Do of Can Sa. '81. 87%
45 French OoTt 8a..., 09% 88% 90
83 French Oort 1%a.. 83
1 Im Japan lit 4%a 81%
5 Im Japan 2* 4%a. 84%
27 1 Japaa atrl In 4a. 00% 68% 68%
86 K of Denmark 8a. 101 100% J00%
7 G of Bwecnd 6a... 86% 85% 86
23 Korwar 8a 103 102% 102%
80 Rep of Chile 8a... 06% 85% 86%
5 Re of Cuba 5a. '14. 77%
26 Swlaa Oort 8a 105% 105% 105%
I 15 8 of Rao Paulo 8a. 05% 83 85%
178. UKGtBAl 5%a, '22 98% 88 08>4
68 IKl'.tBA! svja. '20 RW 88% 88%
53 I'KGtHAl 5%a, '37 86 % 85% 86
33 tJ I Bra all 8a 87% 87% 97%
16 U 8 of Mexico 5a.. 45*4 44 % 4S
NKW TORK BONDS
2 N T CHy 4%a, '63 89% 88% 88%
1 N T City 4%a, '64 84%
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOCS BOND*.
I A Bl|) col tr 4a, . .. 60
15 Am Ac (hem 7%a. 06 85% 96
1 Amer Smelting 5a. 76%
26 Am T * T crt 6* . 87% 87% 87%
31 A T * T col tr 5a. ?3 82% 83 1
1 Am * * T crt 4%a 85% .. I
42 Am T * T col 4a.. 7*% 78 78 |
1 Amer Writing P 6a 71%
2 Ana Arbor 4a 55 ..
1 A * Co rl eat 4%a. 78% ..
56 At T A 8 F gen 4a 76% 76% 76%
I ATASF crt 4a. 55 09% ..
11 Atl Conat Line 7a. 101% ..
1 A C L let con 4a.. 76
1 10 ACL LAN col tr 4a 68* .. .. J
1 Atl Fruit cr 7? 40
10 Atl Helloing r,%a. 100% 100% 100%
4 Bait * Ohio 6a.... 88%
38 B A Ohio ref 5a. .. 71% 70% 70%
20 B * Ohio crt 4%a. 68% 88% 68%
6 B * Ohio gold 4a.. 67% 66% 60%
6 B A O pr In 3%a. 88% 88% 83%
1 S B A O 3%>. 8 I*.. 78% ..
3 RAO 4?. TAC die. M t
10 Bell Tel of P. 7? 1?4 103% 103%
5 Beth Steel ref 5a. 81 " .
5 Belh Steel 5a, '36. 77% 77% 77% r
3 B Edlaon 7a. aer D 87%
3 Brooklyn Edl?on da 88 - c
54 Brooklyn It T 5a.. 25 .. ,
2 Brooklyn R T 7a.. 48% .. ..
6 BRT 7a, T C ctf a 43% 48% 43%
I 2 Buah Term con 5a. 70% 70% 70% J
| 36 Bnah Ter Bldg 5?. 75% 75 75% 1
" 17 Can Northern 7a.. 101% Wl '
17 Can Northern 6%e 86% 86% 96% ,
2 Car C * I 5a 70% .. ,
5 Cent Lea gen 5a 90 .. .
r 7 Cent PadBc gtd 4a 72% 72 72 ?
12 Cerro de Paaco 8a. 107% 107 M7 ?
27 C A Ohio crt 5eE.. 81% 81 81 1
1 CM A Alton rfg 3a. 43% .. I
8 Cbl A Alton 3%a. ?4% 84 84% ,
116 CBAO Joint 6%a.. 88% 88% 98% .
10 Obi Great Weat 4a 50% 50 ?%
1 CMAStP crt 5a, B 64% .. .. r
3 C M A St P gen 4a 65% _. I
15 CMAStP gen 4%a. 74 73% it
6 CMARtP c?tN4%a. 65 .. .. ,
> 12 CMAStP rfg 4%a.. 60% 60 60
8 CMAStP 4a, '25... 74% .4% '4%
1 CMAStP 4a. PS.. 59% .. '
4 Chi A NW ?%a.... 00% .. I
4 Cbl A NW gen 4a. 73 72% 73 t
I 1 Chicago A NW 7a. 102% .. 11,. I
4 Chi Rarya Co 5a... 64% 64 64% ^
1 C R I A r gen 4a . 72% - ,
e 13 CRIAP Ry rfg 4a. 66% 66% 66%
1 C tin Sta 4%a, A . 80 .. '
r fl Chi A Weat Ind 4a 59% .. 1
. r. Chile Cop crt 7a 03% .. t
17 Chile Cop col tr 6a 71% 71% 71% ,
' 10 CCCAStl. gen 4a... 60% .. j
! 1 Colo Fuel A I 5a . 78 .. '
8 Col A Sou rfg 41a. 74% .4% 74% ?
? 2 Cona Oaa cet 7a... 100% ? t
, 63 Cuba Cane Sug 7a. On 59 "J*>
5 Cuban Am Sug 8a. >7% 9
4 Cuban Railroad 5a. 64% 63% 64% .
3 Del A nud ref 4a. 76% ,
1 Del A Hrdaon 7a.. 102
> 11 D A Rto G rfg 5a.. 42% - c
. 86 D A Rio (5 con 4a., 63% 63% 63% I
1 Det Ed Won 5a. 'S3. 87% t
' 3 Det Edlaon 5a, '40 78% 78% 78% .
> 2 Diamond Mat 7%a. 103 ,
30 Dup de N P 7%a.. 97% 97% 07% '
. 0 Duq L A Power 6a. 91% 91 91 '
I 2 Erie prior lien 4s. 54%
: 12 ..rle gen lien 4?.. 42% 42% 42%
' 16 Erie crt 4a. aer A. 88% 38% 38%
' 6 Erie c?t 4a. aer H. 38% 38 38
7 Erie crt 4a. aer D. 42 .. .. '
t 17 Grand Trunk 7a... 100% 100% 100% j
1 Georgia Pac 6a 97%
7 (Jen B.ectrie 6a 102 101% 102 ,
205 Great Northern 7a. 98% 9?\, 98% ,
> 00 Goodyear Tire 8a.. 99% 99% 99% 1
12 H A M ret 5a. A.. 68% 66 66 1
t no H A u ad] inr 5a. 41% 40% 40% ,
6 Illinois Cent 4%a.. ?ri', 80 SOU ;
1 IC&VXIAN J 5?. A 78% .. .. !
1 10 IlllnoLa Cent rfg 4a 74% .. I. 1
2 III Central 4a. '32. 69% .. .. ,
t 1 Indiana Steel Sa... 80 .. .. '
i 7 Interh-Metro 4%a. 16% 16 16% ,
1 111 4%a, T 0 ctfa 13 !
' 55 Interb R T ref 5a.. 55% 55% 55% '
21 Inter M M ?f 6a... 79 78% 70 ,
f SKCFtSAM 4a.. 63% 63% 63% ;
t 14 Kaga City Sou 5a.. 75% 75% 75% '
, 14 K City Son lat 3a. 37 56% 56% .
7 K City Ter lat 4a. 71% 71 71%
13 K Springfield T Ra 94Vi
? 4 L G of St L lat 5a 75
t 1 VSAM8 deb 4a, '31 82
8 Lehigh Valley 6a.. 96'S
7 Ug A Myern 7a... 106%
B Lorlllant Co 7a,... 107 .. ..
1 Lorlilard Co 5a 85%
9 Louie A Naah 7a. . 104
4 L A N unified 4a.. 81%
7 Market St Ry 6a.. 60% 69% 60',
I 11 Mexican Pete 8a... 04% 94 94%
k 2 M R c 4a. tax ex.. 53 52 % 52%
1 2 Michigan S Tel 6a 87
15 MidTale 8 crt 5a.. 76 75% 75%
a Minn St L con 5a. 48
32 Mo K A T lat 4a.. 61% 61 61
5 20 Mo Pacific gen 4a. 53% 53 53%
? Mon P Co 5a, A... 85% 85 63%
1 2 Nassau Electric 4a. 18%
2 N Y A B cat Sa... 86
4 N Y C A H R 3%a 65% 65 6".
26 RPCA11R deb 6a... 90% JO 90%
2 NYCAHR rAI 4%a 7J%
11 N Y ( A H R 7a.. 101% 100% 101
? 1 NYCAHR deb 4a.. 77% .. ..
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