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100 Years A
Commercial Bank
THE
City of New York
192 Broadway
< or. John St.
Branches
Greenwich and Warren St?.
Bowery and Grand St.
345 Grand St.
Fifth Avenue and 14th St.
Ninth Avenue and 14th St.
Fifth Avenue and 20th St.
2 Weit 33rd Street
57th Street and Third Ave.
86th Street at Second Ave.
Broadway and 104th Street
Lenox Avenue and 116th St.
125th St. and Lex. Ave.
Capital & Surplus, $5,000,000
Resources, - - 70,000,000
Charter Member N. Y. Clearing House
Member Federal Reserve Bank
United Stales Depository
Condensed Statement of Condition at
the Close of Butines*. Not. 10th, 1915
RESOURCES |
! nsand Discounts $51.256.27926
I . S. Bond [Par) 1.350.000.00
Off* rStOCksABonds 5,525,43167
B M 170,000.00
I . ? and 1 \Ji.:'i;:' 20.919,572.22
$79,221,283.15
LIABILITIES
tal $3,500,000.00
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Circulai i . ?.186.097.51
Deposits 72,71 ?,283.43
$79,221,283.15
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MARKET NEWS
AND COMMENT
Irregular Reaction in Late
Afternoon Follows
Early Advances.
SHARP RECOVERY IN
STERLING EXCHANGE
Copper Stocks Weaken on Profit
Taking-War Industrials
Firm for a While.
Profit taking in the latter part of the
afternoon WU more than sufficient to
overcome any new buying or short
covering and the rise that had marked
the earlier part of the session gave way
to uncertainty with some considerable
declines. News of a copper merger,
while Uvtifjring to confidence in the
outlook for the industry, was not suffi-!
cient to carry much further the ad?
vance in these issues, and the more1
prominent copper stocks after improv
tag in the forenoon ended lower. The;
war industrials in the early afternoon,
were up from 1 to ? point?, with a 34 I
point advance in Bethlehem Steel to;
show the way. This strength in specu?
lative favorites was short lived, and a
good part of the advance was lost be?
fore the close. In the bond market un?
derlying investment issues were tirm,
with a little irregularity appearing |
elsewhere.
The market moved by sections rather
than as a whole. The copper and oil
stocks were in demand around the
opening, steel making and equipment
concerns improved Inter with some of
the automobile issues and the rnilrondl
enme m for some gain. The uprush in
war ?pecinltiei was the last of the
movement toward higher level'-. Then
irregvUr reaction -et in, with a few!
-bowing exceptional weakness.
Busines- in the forenoon was ou a very
Inrge ecnle, but slackened later. In all i
a little over a million shares changed
hnndl m a list still broad.
United States Steel was more active (
than on pievious sessions of the week
and ceased To act a- a drag on the mai - |
ket At its best it ehnnged hands at
?K, more than a point up. and only a
fraction below its highest of the year.
Among the war specialties Lackuwannn
Steel was Conspicuously strong to the.
close, only with a net gain of over U
pomts. Baldwin Locomotive, Crucible
Steel and Maxwell Motor made maxi?
mum gains of considerable extent Mer?
cantile Marine preferred, which with
te evidence of greatly improved
earnings because of the war. lias made
^uch a remarkable advance, broke
sharply when the receiver of the com- ?
pany repudiated exaggerated estimates .
of recent receipts.
In the copper stock- Anacondu lost
more than a point. American Smelting
J. Inspiration ended unchanged, while,
Utah sained nearly a point. Dealing!
in these issue-, was on a very large
seile. Among the railroads Brie was
turn at the close with a fractional gain.
Canadian Pacific, which presented an?
other of its weekly rtportl of great im?
provement in gros-, earnings, advanced
a point on the day. The mure active
railroad itockl ended for the most pan
fractionally lower.
The market still gave evidence of the
presence of a spirit of caution and
hesitation, in part the result of the
great advance in security prices and
the unusual preponderance of specula?
tive commitments for the rise, in part
from the disturbing state of Kuropean
affair>. Against this is confidence in
the remarkable expansion of our com- j
mercial affairs, to which the head of
one of the great international banking
houses paid tribute on Tuesday. Of
this preat pre-? ?:* prosperity few doubt
There is, however, considerable ?jues- '.
tion whether the security market as it
now stands has not now discounted a
large part of this improvement in tu- -
Our foreign trade is being facilitated
by the commercial credit which bank?
ers here are furnishing to London in?
stitution! to relieve the exchange mar?
ket. Sterling rates yesterday mat
sharply until sight drafts on London
sold at 1 i')K in the pound, and exchange
on Paril also improved.
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Ooio week aero, . ntt.HXi
On.? month ago .I16.I4J
July 30. 1914 .104.425
High for October.UMU
LOW tor Oetoltrr. ?09.425
iiikIi for aeeSeeskee.112.016
i.ow tor ?eaSeasber.IVLSM
High for August .M9.IM
Low for Augimt.10.",.!)0'i
High for .Inly . MMM
I.? for July. 101.91?
lllk-li for June.1HK.'!I7
l<m? for Junr. K1.V2 8
?agi for May.HLMI
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High for April. 11:!.Mis
La? for April.IfLSfl
High for Murrh . 111*.lug
Io? for ,M?r>r<h.MMM
High for IVIiruary.MOM
l.o? for 1. bruury.1111.192
High for Juniinry.IOH.H'^3
1 .ou for aaaaavj . IMLM1
Hl^li. tBWS fur. 1915 . ItLSH
LOW, ?MW far. 1915.101.19'J
nigh, full rear, ?14. IM.MI
Lew, full rear, 1914. MLMf
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ol l\\ I IA I 1MM ?TKIAI.H.
No?einher IT, yeMeriluy'? <lo*e 9H.9RH
Kovemaee n>. 97.11.vj
Our urek ago.. 94.MII5
one inoiiih aaja . MJMI
July ;io, 1914. r,: ni
iiiuh f..r Oc?anos. 99.too
I OW for Oeloh.r .9I.44S
High for Matesnees. MJM
|o? for s>eptrmher.R6.5O0
High for Augu?! . M4M
I...W for Augunt.BO.IHK
High for fat] . MM
I .,? for July. H'l .'IM
High for Juni- . MM!
1 M (or Juni.7M.3IS
High for Muy. HAM
low for Hap. T1.47?
High for April. MUM
Ion for April .?..?..144
High for Mareh.75.15?
I ..n for March .79.094
High for l'ehrunry. M4M
Lew for Peuswarj. ? Ml
High for .1,,on ,r. ISJIM
I on for January. ;n -,;<j
High, Men far, 1915. 99.7(10
Lew, Ihn. fa/, 1915. ?9.51?
High, full year. IHM. HI.HM
Law, full year, 1911. ??.4J7
Cuban-Am. Sugar on 10 P. C. Basis
Mreetan ?f the ( sbaa-AmeHcan
Sug,.r ? ornpanv yesterday declared an
? initial quarterly dividend of ?\ per
cen? or. the cemmoa stock, placing it
i.n a regular 10 per cent annual basi..
On August 1* the company declared.
,<ith the regular quarterly d.vi
? '? i i pe? cen? ea the preferred
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANG*
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1915.
Tola! ?ales of stocks Wednesday 1,054,200. afjalnst 979.700 Tueaday >
1.090.100 a week ago. Stock Exchange closed a >ear ago. From January 1
date. 154,288.700, against 46.1S6.100 a year ago.
DTv ?Shares I QuotatiorTRa?ge. I Net I
r>u seid. lOptn.i High.! Low. Flnal.1 ?hge. Bid. Al
Alaska .TunTatT . 4.500" ?2% ?2%T 11?? 11 V: S "?l% Ti
4 Adama Expresa . 200120 1? 120 120 110 1?
Alaska Geld Mints.' 15.600 29 29 2T 274 -2 2.4 11
? Allie-Chalmera Ce. 7.2M M M* ?% 334 % M% *
allIs-Ckalaers Ce pr.. 500 74 744 74 74 -t n% li
4 Am. Apr. Chemical.... 1.100 744 74'? 724 71% 1% [? ';
.' Am. Agr. Chemical pr.. 700 FIS 99V 994 09% - '4 99% 10J
? Am. Beet Sogar. 30,200 684 70% ?H H , ? % M% 6i
6 Am. Hhm Su?ar pr. 100 '.14 94 94 94 ! ?- 94 9;
7 Am. B. S. ?VFdy. etfa.. 100 loi 101 101 101 + 4 00 10;
1 Am. B. S. & Fo. pr etfa 400 203 4 203?? IM 101 - M. 190 2??
Am Cal . ........ 7,200 61 V?: 624 604 60*? - 60V 61
7 Am. Cas pr. 650 1077? 108 1074 108 ? 4 107 ,10?
2 Am. Car * Po. Ce., 6.500 824 844. 824 M% t l* WH ?
7 Am. Cari: En. Ce. pr. . 150 1174 ' 1174' 1174 1174 ?- 11.4 HI
7 An. coal Products.' 1.000 1144 146 1444 1444 - 4 W4 ?jM
4 Am. Cotton Oil.' 1,000 58 ?69 58 , 584 - % 58? 5f
6 Am. Cat Oil pr,% 20.. 100 99 ? 99 99 , 99 . ?- 994 0
4 Am. Express .' l.OOO 131 133*? 130 133 .3 12K UM
Am. Hide & Leather... IM 12 124 12 124 ~- IS U
- Am. Hide A Lenth. pr.. 600 54 54 624 H , -14 62% H
Am. Ire Sec. 100 264 274 264. 274; ? ; 2. II
'Am. I.inaeed . 2,200 254 25% 234 14 14 234 24
Am. Linseed pr. 300 43 ' 434 42 42 1*? 42 43
Am. Locomotive . 32,800 714 73 704 704-14 '04 ;1
7 Am. locomotive pr.... POO 994 100 994 100 4 P?% 100
Km. Malt. 200 104 104 10% 10*4) ? 94 10
2 Am. Mall pr. 100 32 32 PI 32 -14 32 34
; Am. Smelting .' 10.600 994 100 974 N , - 2 M 91
7 Am. Smelting pr . 800; U! 1124 112 112*4 * 4 112 113
: Am. Smelting pr A.... 500 904 914 M%| 914 4 4 W% 91
6 Am. Smelting pr B. 1,100 844 85 844 85 |+ % B4% M
fl Am. Snuff pr. 100109 109 109 109 1 + 2 ; 10? 110
Am Steel Pdry.: 4,300 64 ' ?44 64 64 | + 1 ! 634 ?4
7 Am. Sugar . 11,900 1174 1194 1174 1174 4 % 1174 111
7 Am. Sugar pr. 200 119 1194 119 1194 +24 118 120
h Am. Tel. * Tel.? 1,000 1284 1294 1284. 1284 - 4 1284 12'.?
20 ??m. Tobacco . 700 230 230 230 230 f 4 228 231
Am. Woolen . 200 624 524. 524 62% ? % M M
im. Woolen etfs. 100 524' 524 524' 624 + 4 60 . 61
7 Am. Woolen pr.' 100. 984 984 M% W% - 'j 97 ;'H
Am. Woolen pr ctfs...1 200 98 1*8 ? 9* M - 974 98
8 Anaconda . 48.100 914 914 894 W%l? 1*4 W** K"
? Atchlaon .I 1,600 108 1084 108 108 ;?? 1074 10*
5 Atchiscn, pr. 300 1014 1014 1014 101*4) - 4 1014 102
Baldwin Locomotive... .; 16.400 120 1244 120 1204 +1 120 120
;, Baltimore A Ohio. MOO '.'4 944 94 944 - ?44 04
: Baltimore A Ohio pr... 1.000 774 774 774 774 ' 774 7.
Bethlehem Steel. 1,200 401 494 461 480 -204 478 400
7 Bethlehem Steel pr.... 100 1614 1614 101% 16i4 1 1614 165
I Brooklyn Rapid Tr....: 2004 90 90 SOU 894 4 09% M
I Barne Brothera. 100 82 82 82 PJ 4 H M
30 Butte A Sup. Copper...I 2,800 73 73 714 714 4 714 72
Cal. Petroleum. 24.800 || 27 25 254-24 254 M
4 Cal. Petroleum pr. 12,300 53 57 ?? 63 M 24 54
a Can. Southern.1 10 Ii ' 55 ' 65 65 i - ' 544 08'
in Canada Pacific.' 4,800 1864 187% 1854 1864 - 1 '1864 187
4 Central Leather. 3,100 59 V 59'. 584 584 - 1 I M% W1
7 (entrai Leather pr_ 400 110 110 110 110 - 109% 110
ches. & (?hio. ! 7.200 634 634 624' 634 - % 0S% H
Chicago i Alton. 100 II 13 11 II I 4 II 14
Chi. Great West.; 500 16 1? 16*4 154 4 11*4 10
4 Chi. Great West pr....I 600 |g% 89% 394' 394 - 4 394 U*
4 Chi., M & St. P.I 1,200 95 95 944 94 4 94 4 95
7 chi.. M. 4 StP.pr.... 100 1314 1314 111*4 E>14 4 1314 132'
Chi., R. I. ? Pac.: 8.500 214 214 20 204 1*41 20 2"'
'in Chine Cor.. Copper_ 15,R00 574 67'. 654 554 4 654 5?
4 Cluett Pe-.hodv. IM ?7 07 07 ' 67 I ?64 881
Col. Euel ? Iron. 12,100 55 564 544' 544 ? 4 644 H
Col. & South. 200 374 374 37 37 4 37 M
Col. ft So. 1st pr. 100 58 68 68 ! 68 - 1 ? 58 ?0
7 Consol. Gai. 10.600 143% 14?4 1434 1444 | 4 1441, 14 4'
.-, Cor.t Can.' 300 884 90 8X 90 884 9n
(,,... Product!.' 6,200 19 20 19 194 4 10*4 19'
B Corn Produc?a pr.' 100 M PO PO P0 4 *4 89 90'
Crucible Steel.'14,900 764 79 754 704 - 1 764 7?1
Crucible Steel pr.I 500 1074 1084 1074 108 1 4 1074 108'
10 Cuba Am. Sugar.? 4,800 138 143 132 133 1 133 ; 135
7 Cuba Am. Sugar pr. . . * 100 1054 1054 1054 105'* - 4 104 110
7 Deerc Co. nr. 1"" 96 M 96 N 4 M 97
9 Del I Hudson. 100 1524 1524 1524 1524 4 1614 164
Denver * R. G.' 100 164 164 16% i';4 4 10*4 17'
Denver ft R. G. pr. 4.300 19 20*4 21 294- 14 28*4 29'
T Detroit Edison. 100 1314 1314 1314 1314 - 4 131 132!
Distilling Securities... 3.800 40% 47 444 444 24 444 41
20 Dome Mines. 200 25 254 25 26 -4 244 25
1 Electric Storage. 300 674 674 67 ?74 14 M ?7
Erie . 40.600 444 44 H 434 444 4 J4. 44!
Brie 1st pr.' 8,400' 60*4 60*4 577? 58 % 58 58'
Erie 2d pr. 1,000 51 61*4 61 II 50 51
Eed. M. A 8. 100 32 82 32 3:.' . 2 PJ Ml
t Eed. M. & S. pr. 2O0 534 68*4 534 534 4 61 53'
8 Gen. Chemical Co. pr.. U 114 111 114 114 - 114 11?
B General Electric Co... 1.500 1774 1784 1774 1784 + 14 1774 178'
Genera] Motor?. 5,200 396 406 395 402 . 7 4024 408
7 General Motors pr. 1,400 118*4 1144 111*4 1144 4 1124 114''
Goodrich B. F.... 5,700 72*4 78*4 724 724 . 4 724 73
7 Gt. Northern pr. 4400.120*4 120*4 12? 12? M
c,* \(lrth. Ore, subi... 18,900 504 61*4 504 504 4 60*4 601
16 Guggen. Expl. 26.100 784 70*4 774 774 4 774 77T
? Con. 4,400 43 4 46 434 45 2 41 tf!
6 Havana El. Hv. L. k P. 50 87 87 87 " 87 67*4 M
:*4HomeaUke . 50 121 121 111 111
Int. Agricultural . 1.000 25 274 244 274 34 20 27?
Int. Agricultural pr_ 1.400 61 ?44 ?1 01*4 ? 1*4 ?3 4 ?4
Inspiration Copper .... 52,800 47 174 454 464 40*4 4?'
Interboreugh-Cofl. IJOO 224 22*4 21*4 21% ? 21*4 211
? lnterborough-Con. pr...' 1.200 784 784 784 71% 4 78% 78?
liner-Met. 100 224 224 224 22*4 4 21% 22
5 Int. Harv. of N. J. 300 1104 1104 109 1".' 1 109 110'
Int. Paper .' 1,600 114 11*4 11*4 11 ''h 4 11^? II7
2 Int. Paper pr. 1.200 4?4 48 4?4 17 10*4 I7:
10 Int. Nickel . 300 198*4 1934 192 192 2 100 102
Kansas City Southern. 500 33 334 33 334 ! 33 , 33'
4 Kanaai City South, pr 100 ?34 ?34 03*4 08*4 H 83?
Lack. Steel . 31,100 81 844 80 844 54 04*4 B4H
Lake Erie 4 Western.. 100 144 144 144 114 4 14 14Ij
l< Lehigh Valley . 5,300 8241 824 81*4 61*4 4 Ml 4 82
12 Lig. A M vers Tob. ?00 256 2564 250 210 1 IM 2M
Long Maud . 100 24 14 14 14 24 23
4 Maekay Coe. nr. 100 M ?? M M 654 M
Maxwell Motor . 6,900 77 80*4 77 77 4 77 77'i
7 Maxwell Motor Istpr.. 1,000 10141014 100*4 100*4 1 1004 101
Maxwell Motor 2d pr. .. 5.400 584 ?1 574 574 4 574 58-'i
Mexican Pet. 27,400 944 954 924 924 14 924 93
Mexican Pet pr. too 90 90 M ** - 2 87 M
mm Miami Con. Copper.... 7,300 354 354 354 354 4 35 UM
Mer. Marine pr. 42,600 734 734 M*4 704 44 704 71
Minn. & St. Louis. 350 174' 174 174 174 ? 4 174 17M
7 M.. St. P. A S. St. M... 400 124 ! 124 1234 124 1 1224 124
7 M.. St. P. A S. St. M. pr 100 130 < 130 . 180 130 - 129 133
Missouri Pacifie . 2,300 74 8 74 74 4 74! "4
Missouri Pacifie ctfs... 200 74 74 7 7 - 4 ? ' 7
2 Mont. Power. 1JO0 ?14 62 01*4 ?2 | 2 60 fj
7 Mont. Power pr. 100 1104 1104 1104 1104 14 1124
Nat Cloak i Suit.: 200 80 80 79 4 79 4 *4 79 ' 80
Nat. Enamel. A Btpp;... 1,000 304 81*4 294 294 4 294 2'.'4
3 National Lead . ?00 1*54 ?64 ?64 MV4 4 ?? M*4
". National lead pr. 100 114 114 114 114 118 111
Nat. n. R. ?f M. 1st pr. 100 254 15*4 25*4 254
Nut."P. R. of M. 2d pr.. IJtOC 94 94 94 94-I
30 N'?vada Con. Copper... lO.iiiio K,\ 17 16*4 10% - 4 164 17
? New York Air Brake... 1A00I14I 143 140 140 24 138 141
E New York Central. 6,800 108% 1034 102% 1024 4 102% 102*4
New York Dock.t 200 14 15 11 15 7 I? M
N. Y.. X. IL A II.I 1,600 X04 804 794 794' 4 794 794
N. Y.. Ont & West-' 700 314 314 31 31 4 31 314
6 Norfolk I Western-' 2,300 119 ,1194 1184 llr.4 110% 118%
North American . 100 724 724 724 724 - 4 714 72
7 ]Northern Pacific . 1,200 U6% 117 11? 11? 4 11? 116%
Ontario Silver . 1,000 4*? 44 4-\ 44 44 ; .
PaciSc Mail. 200 324 12% 82% 32% - 4 32 12%
Pac Tel. A Tel. 1,400 44 454 41 ' 454 * 14 414 4.",1-*
' 1111. R. K.? 3,700 ?0 ' ?0 594 59% 4 594 M%
* Peo, Gas & c. 400119 119 m m ,1 n8 m
? Phila. Ce.' 1.000 43 414 II 444 - 14 434 444
P., C. (' ,?;? St. I.' 100 83 PJ Ki 83 .1 80 8J
Pitta. Coal. 400' 3?4 364 3? 3?4' | Uj 3? 364
7 Pitt burgh Steel pr. . . 100' 99 pJ 99 99 9?4 99%
Pre>-id Steel Cnr. 2,800 69 70 ' 684 M 4 M% M
7 Pn wd SI Car pr. 100 1044 104?, 1044 1044 ? 4 1044 105
I Pullman Palace Car... 1,000 1634 165 1?34 1644 - % 161 1?44
Quicksilver . 100 4% t?, |%j 41. . 1? .j 41,
ky. Btsel Spring.' 1,100 4?4 474 4?4 40% 4?4 40%
:. Bteel Spring pr- 100 100 ion 100 100 + %| 994 105
15 Pay Con. Copper. 14.900 g?% 274 20% 20% 4 2? :? 20%
* Reading .' 10,?00 824 834 824 824 82'- 83
1 Reading 2d pr. 200 a\ 424 424 42% .rj>j 45
Rep. Iron A Steel. 2,?00 524 53 517, 53 ? S r,-, fioi.4
. Rep Iron t Steel pr. . . 660 1074 10-<4 1077? 107". . 4 ll'7:, 1"
Roeh Island.' 2,200 4 H 4 4-4 4 V
Hock Island pr.I 1,500 14 1'-s 7- 1 "^ 14
Rutland K. R. Co. pr...' ?OO 25 25 25 25 . 3
-- StLAS.P.' 600 7 7 6*4 ?4 4 ?4 7
8t L. A S. E 2d pr-' 700 94 94 94 94 SU or^.
t) I. & Southwest_ 30ii ?i 9J fj j:1 . j o.. o:,
St L A- Southw. pr.... 200 42 42 42 42 2 61 43
Seaboard Air Lme. 200 if || |g% \*k 1, 1 pi? y,
-.aboard Air Line pr. . 300 11 il 41 41 1 |0 |]
7 S.ai> Pofbuck . 300 157 177 157 !57 :? 111 18TU
Sloi ??' B. A 1. 1.100 56% 694' 68 59 ' || ? ai
7 Slosa-Sheff. S. ? L pr. Il pi 91; aj 96 1_05 ?i-,
1 Southern PaeWI? .: ?,300 103 103 102 102 ' % io'4 102*?
Southern Pacifie etfa... 1001118% 118% 11*4 hh\ . 1^
; South Porto Rico Sug.. 1.100 [80 m 120% IM 104 P8 181
Southern R. R. 2,200 24 4 244 24 24 24 24%
.; Standard Milling ., 20o 79 79 78 78 1 7'i ; go
T Standard Milling pr...? 100 81 Hl SI 81 - ; HO'- st 4
6 Studebaker. 8.300 i?44 IM 168% l?44 4 l?i ' IM
iv Tennessee Copper . 3.800 ?o ' fio7k y.', ,-,94 . ', sou vj7*
Texas A Pacific. IM 1? 16 16 || i4 t6*A 151
Texas Co. full paid.... 1,400 17? i?o 17? 177 . |% 17,; hg]
10 Texan Co.' 4.200 lt*3% 1W.D4 180 IM .1 lai 1HjU
4 Third Ave. R. R.I 500 62% ?24 ?24 02% 1 % 61% MH
Toi., St L. A West....' 100 84 84 84 1% . 4 7V BH
>? Union Pacific .' H'.?oo 180% 1394 I3n4 188% 4 nH4 13h%
4 paies Pacific pr.I 200 ?..p, 88% m4 83% , 88% 834
4 United Cigar .' 200 ?34 M% 634 63% . \ 624 Ai
6 tCaited Cigar ef Am....| -',u0 ?*? 94 9% 9% aa? Zm
8 r?alted Fruit .I 9,300 157 161 167 160 ' i 5'4 Igg ?4?
United Rv. Invest. 7M 234 234 234 23'? 2 rii,' 'T*.
? '.P. A Fa.... 3.200 274 27 4 27 4 27 4 ?7 2*
K C. 1. P. A Eo. pr IM 61 53 .vi y , j |g ;??
1 I s Lxpre.s.! 100| M | 44 44 44 - ? 42 ? 46
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Petroleum Issues Higher, with
Trading Increased?Smaller
Business in War Stocks.
Strength and activity in yesterday's i
curb trading was again most pro-,
nounced in the oil and a few prominent
copper stocks. The petroleum list con
\ tinned to broaden, with substantial im?
provement in the majority of issues.
Standard Oil of Indiana whs advanced
1". points. Standard of New York and
Standard of California each gained 7.
: Illinois I'ipe Line t\k, while numerous
others scored advances of from a frac
; tion to 5 points.
A number of the industriall were ad
j vanced on the day with dealings or. a
? diminished scale. International Ma?
rine was under pressure in quieter
trading, the common los.r.g a fraction1
i and the preferred 4:v po;n'.s. Midvale
; Steel was more active and closed nearly
. I points higher. Drigg'-Seabury and
(.'anadian Car and Foundry preferred
each yielded Z point?, an.i lnti mat
Petroleum gained nearly 2 pota -
Motor stocks moved in n narrow range.
Among the coppers, Keoneeott I
\% of a point lower. Hraden and Chili
; Copper each advanced a fraction. Bra
: den Copper and KennOCOtt Copper M
each ended IS points up.
INDI SIKIAl.S.
To'.il
H.aret ( i r?. Hlea Ii* Laal
In Tuba a ti MM it MM 4':?
fat A O ft Wl I :?? , U% KM PR
AS pref..... -''; 4 - M <?"
;:? ?Banker?" Ms C I Mi (?%
: ? ????? I ? Mn M N ? ??
MS *?a oral m 11 : ?
i ?.f.:o'so Pial i;.n I :.', 14 Is) IA
' ? "'ar l,t *. POW f% Sty I "4
, 1 ? ? ?atral Wry.. U 1?. II
' s Ml * ?.? ? . <.-. <? -,
? ? er M C a IIX !.?? 1 . IM
1 1.04* ?< r?in?. Bhl| KM
MO Drlsa ' 141 147
j: Ouantanatno 8. <1 ? B I *?
IM ?Hen.I..- Mfg ;??.? K H
4' ?Hoi 1 ?? ? 1 M M
1 MS ?Houaton Oil |l 1 ? 1?S ''?'
M.SM ?In! Mer M?r., u :i MV MM
: Ml ?do j 75 6", 1 ?'.?
3..' ?! ? Metoi :?? < I : ?
: ? ?Inl I ? m.,.? ut '.'??, . . 1 ;?
I.OM K.tt i odlon 1: 1 r II .1 II
; Kt I) Bp It* 1 : Ml I Ml : ?
4f?> *?:? ? 1. 7: :t mm r<%
..." ?Ksyatoa? Ord. nk? w? 11 11
?-:?;.. ? Boat UM lit l". IM
Ml ?da arel .....M M K II
,0M Maa 1 raaMl 11? 1 > 11? i't
I.MI Man oui of Am 4 IM 1 1 .
12.0M ?Mldral? Bteel .0 Bst l*M ?v-14
Ml Peer 1 fl M l 11 41 4*44 MM
M) ?PjrrcM Mfg . IM ITM M4 ITM
&SM lui. A II 'or , , S f?,
1.000 s l Krtas? a 1 14 11 i"\ 14 ,
,-,., M,,?| A |;il(. |..,1 ;:, *| pj
K ?s. .t.,-. 11 Lead in, i4'-j u ""h
I M Bat) l? ?? f .'ifs.. 44 ? 1 -, SMi
l..?io ?Tabeeco Cr. I MM
i Ml 1.1 Y ?? 1 1 ifi ?' . ?', I M
l.fcM Prof Bai . i". I?
.1 .-.00 ?r s u * u '? 4?4 r. 4N
? ? ?de pref Mi lM &**
. . ? i ., h - Corp. r s 114? I?M 1'
(.MS ?Veal roa <>n 13 v,\ |4U ||
? ?Vli torta "il .'-. PU PU >s
. ? ? ?vrttl] - 0 : I a Ile/T in? Ml ' ?
1 Ml W r* C1 ' rtn ? '? IM t I
STANDARD OIL si USIMAKIES.
1 ?? I AecVr-Aw Oil :? ', M MM
I ml Bel ? .?
r- r. .?ri. ? ht lu 111
Oll ? Ml
im .;..lena 81* ? - lai Ml Ml
IlllnoU P I. .. - IM UM :
I.MI Kai TYaaati M 34 M
37; "?. ? 01 i"4 IM ri
; ??' Pier. ? Oll. - MM II
IM Hl . 4V. 13') 43? !
." Prairie PL I !U
loath r-nn ell Ml Ml
IM Hi
Oll of In.! - !?>? M 4?0
M Man ' ?I "f K
? nun "ii ..f s .1 - 4 1
Ml Btan Oil "f N V -
[
1 ? \ u nun 1 >ii ::" j
MINIM,.
? - ? ?. Min U |J 1 1?
? 1 ami Command ? 9 I
: 1 ? ? . .1 N .1 :i
1 ? ? i lol'vn?! I 4 1 4
I.4M Kll Led?? IN : ? IA
1 ...! ?tBootli . - .-.:? M
r.. l?st-17 1TH l?*j
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n
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PM Plret v.t <-..i . ? ,
.1 4'on i>? i'i i'4 1
kler IP M 1'' .,> :
? ?? i! ? la Mln -. . -?? IM IM
I. How Hound 4114
?4 si f, v|
? Jumbo Kit. IA IM
4
? ?? . .. 31 31 M M
IM Kl.. I ! I 1
? ? -M Kin Oar , 4. H M ' I
:; ".i 31
'.:. t\ ?loti ? 1 ?? K M V :t-t 3.".
? 1 ?Nal Zli a 1. IM IM H? !
100 n.v.,.1, mu, i* u is is
?Ing Min.. Vi TU : : .
I.OM ?North H I" 1 ', '?, -4 '4
. o.e., | :
?tRca l'on Mln M 37 3".
1 .... ?tsand ?orm K 10 II U I ?
V ., v
1 1 :,.. ir... | ?? Mln 1 1 '. 1 IA
Kl Mil 4't IU '? ? ?
1.300 In
1 ? -' M A M n
l?.?oo ? ? >:1
- . ? > ?,i pj 33
. Kxl 11-C IA 3 1-S2 3 A i
I.M0 tTonopah Mers 43 43 41 4:
nopah Mil , I '\
7-' v. 70 Cl? T'1
? ? ?|Wh K Cop yf :
BONDS.
I ukoa Gold M 4 1 . " ?
?
1 MO An -,r.37-. Ml 33.'. 33-'.
? ? le P l'op ta.. 130 I! IU l.'l
?? K?-un ''..[. Ib.. .?H SI . I M
*ed hs ? .'.s t ?? a ???? ni ?Mdaad.
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
rXDCtTniALf
I.l \ k Mi. Afk
' y.\ T ord M II M? P S.... I PM
d? or.i i.r 14 u IBaennaa car 7*t pvj
... pr . s II
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MININO
?m,.,?... y v.i u Trl.Ballloa . S K
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KAII.KOU) EQUIPMENT BONDS,
(vjuoted on 1 paMaatSM L?*1? )
.
1.. |> r. 1
Atlai ?; I 1 . . '? < -
' . : <
? 1 . 1.45 4 K
Cana lian ? ? . 1 ?" 1 ??
lui. Il ? I ' I ? ?
f'hi . .; ? ?e & Ohio : ?? .1 I" I
?1.1 ..k.. a San : I . 1.40 |.;i
...?? i
' il si UniIi .\ N 0..1IU- -i i i ?
k A Leal ? > ? 4 ?
.-? I n idaoa I ? ; . ' M i ;
Krla H..lir.vH'l.? ' : ? i .
tiocklns Vall< ?...'??? I :
: ' ? rural.I?P ? ? i i.M
llICUti i :. i
MU? .ri I. .r. ....
Mlaeourl 1 .... ? SO ;.i0
KII .-"iii
Kort .Ik a Wea rn :??-?.4 4', ... 4 M 4 i
N T K II n 1 ' i . , .
r. nn i .? nermi rr.-u-i.i. ::?'. i-is 4 M 4 r.
s- Loo 1 1 Mi 1 I . .1 ??? li
. 1 Air lArm. : ??? 1 ???> 1 ...
Soutl ?>iii IUI I t'.; -, (
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Vlrr.lni:tn K.nlway.... J''l>7 -T" I LM 4M
STANDARD OIL ISSUES
-rue OIL INDUSTRY, from al! indications, is ?bout to enjoy the most prosperou.
_i JtaLlaMrL Conditions ?Mvr?af prosperity are based or. the phenomenal demand
E*iawaeJ? fir consumption ir. autcm IL. moto? trucks and farm tractors and a con.
?t?nf?? gwiinf' ?3 for luhricar.to. iuci oils and other products In response to our nsing
tide of industrial activity.
railDE OIL PRICES hnve recently had a very larg? advance. Oklahoma crude
oil .i?? AtTs?si 19U".{Si moved up from 40c. to $1.00 tf&Jg?S+SPl ?
?rartius hlSrracord of $1.05; Pennsylvania crude hns advanced from $1.8S to $1.90, com
mUTSmK high record of $2.50; and other grades have shown a corresponding increase.
DPFINED PRICES, os a result of the higher quotations for the cr\de product
and l.r?r demand, have a)*c advance, sharply. Gasolene within the last few month, hai
^?nn^gnrJhVre from 4c. to 7c . gal.on In varioui parts of the country, while prices
SfiSASSmSi kero,.ne and oth?r products have ?bo moved upward.
MOTOR STOCK BOOM : The automobile shares have shown tremendous
annreJatfcn in value m a result of the growing use of motor cars for commercial and
sWTPWtnaT Last vear's ctput of "automobiles and motor truck., 1-ailsed our gasolene
eon^rjonto 1,500.000,000 rall?n, a year, and in the fiscal year 191M91? ismImi Wn.
?!?? should cross the 2,000,000,000 gallon mark. As this Is in excess of the country!
prient V? capacity, Standard Oil refineries should run full throughout the winter to
provide an adequate supply.
EARNINGS AND FINANCIAL POSITION: In 1918 earning of many of
ths Standard Oil companies established high records and stockho ders were libera.lv re?
warded in Se way of increased cash and stock dividends Since that time most of the
CMMMMM have made Urge expenditure, ir. expanding and improving their f.riht.e. and it
is unTerrtood that earnings generally are now running in ?cms of the mf r??rd.s- ,Inii:
rattens orTSiat some very ? r-urplu.es will be shown in the 1915 reporto, wh;ch .hould
?suit in many extra cash dividends and stock distributions, and even larger earnings
may be expected in 1916.
OUTLOOK : A. a result of the present strong position of ths Standard Oil com?
panies and prospects for the oil industry we look for the biegest rise in these stocks, taken
as a group, that has ever been enjoyed by any class of securities.
DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET, giving detailed information regarding these securi
requrst
WEEKLY INFORMATION, relativ? to matter, affecting the oil indu.try is
published in our "Weekly Summary of Available Public Information," which contains
timelv topi?., all financial statement, a. issued, dividend announcements, diary and market
for the week, and complete statistical and dividend tables. Sent free on application.
8ERVICE: Since the dissolution of the Standard Oil Co. we have steadily enlarged
and improved our facilities as dealers in these securities until today our service, through?
out the country, Is recognized as second to none. We are prepared at all times to mill
markets in any rrf these issues in small or large amounts at NET prices, and have markets
that are of the best obtainable.
Your Inquiries and Orders Solicited.
CARL H. PFORZHEIMER & CO.
Dealers in Standard Oil Securities.
25 BROAD ST. 'Phones ?60-12-3-4 Broad NEW YORK
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.
Early firmness was succeeded by ir
regularity on the Consolidated Ex?
change, with weakness developing
toward the close in a number of issues.
United States Steel opened at its low
of M%- Anaconda declined to 894
Ctah Copper rose to 804, but reacted
to 7p%. Crucible Steel's high was 784,
and Weatinghonee Electric rose to
714.
STOCKS.
..; ii ?a* l ? Ust
l.?lu Alaska fiokl
l.r? Alll.-i
i.ai? a? it,,-' S'n?r is -, rea mm
v - ? ' <.
? im <'?r a, I'j - Ifi Ma MU MR
It Ami HM? A. I. I'f 4 "*. ?
il? Am Unseed . tSU ?U -' ? '?J
v.. i.- ?? i....Mir ritt : '? i ?'';?
In -? ?? ? ???', l"" M ,s ?
4? Am Mssar n?4 ll?U H ' l??
lua.I? Cop . HM '-''.j MU :"'?
v . .v s i l*TU ;. . :?::. f?
Baldwin Loco . I?1U II 1*4 IR I-"1?
l.rro i allfornla Pet ?U -'" M*J -???
M fan l'sdfl? IM IMU IM IM?
M L'a itral Leather '?''- M? ? ? ~li
(!..-, * ?tilt., ? - . ?
1? r m a m r i , ?! . . la
71? r It I *. I- 11M 11*4 '.
-; :.: -, ??
i? i. il l'l? i ' 1*4 i c? c.
i? i ....... its? :+? M'.'. 141 141
l'orn P ?? . i!>4 M l?U 16*4
il:? Prugbia Mtati M rau rsa ;?
?, i ? ; ?. c ?, 11 c '?.
I.T? Brli 4''. 441, 4 -, 444
... l ri Lai pr. , . RM MU H
(I ?tri i . "-', ' M . Il
? 1 ;? \ r'.. m " ? *M Il ? ""'3 H
17? (?llggri.lirlm Kip raU 791- 77S 77 ,
. .i l Inapiratlon Cop Ma 47!; SSji 4,:
l loi . 22% ISM ?.'?'?? I1U
Kan i !t\ Sa -N ! WU
... Larfcawanna R . SIM MU - . Ma
:i? i.-!.!ni' r?ti i RM Htl Ha s!\
lia Matin H m.r- : *'i Ma ' ???> ?"
1 . Meilran Pel , "Is. I M Kji 9t%
IM Miami Cop UM UU MU :>
-., Un Pactflc . 7' ? 7', 7-> 7h
... Nal l-.i? ? '\ ?? '. Ma * a
17? Nevada Cana .17 ITU . .
? \ v Central .. IMS IMS IM IM
.. \ \ .\ n ,\ Il B?V Ma M s?
-., \ i imi s ? ?la na ' . '.
r .... - ? , ? , i*%
? * )? ? Ht I ..;. ? . . ? . ??? ', ? ? i
n.. r Copper ., . . . Il
? . Bei Uni .', I ? RM
:? , lap Iran A I II '. I? Il ,
rn Pa* . . IM% !?: '? l?."? I?1M
MO Ktudebakae IM IMU ICJM 1(4
4*1 Ta .i i ? ; m ., ?-, ?M
I.SM i nlaa Pie . : '.", l ?H IIS H : \
1MM I' s Hteal . s--"-? i, R i IT fi
IN I s BubtWf . Ma "'? "4'i MM
I,!?? l'taii ' ??: ;??! M I T, 7? ?a H
1.47? Wi.ilngli K A M. MU 71'* MU 'J*.
11.?: i .
MINING.
UM Allania . :i Jl^j .M ?|U
4M Conwto. k .1.1 .13 .1 : ,l|
4.?oldtteld Mer .. .11 II .19 in
' Itabo h\- I.33U 1 BU I Uh 1 ?U
m- .:? i 4.1 11 r. M
OpWl II ,11 .il 31
I.' s< 1st h MU ,MU MU ?'?'*
r PI I .M .M
M? Toi : ill Kit . :?.'?i S ?<) :i M 3 I ?
IM u, -t ;.. i ,., ,;s
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SHORT TERM NOTES.
Kam an : matttrttjr. i.. L Aak. TmM
An T a T -ul, .... Al r, 111?. ; ??..; | ,i ;.;:.
Am Cotton '.l! la, Nov. IMT.. 1*1 U IMU ?? B
vu. .,i -i? Coo ?-. M h, 1917.. ;.'..', IMA S.W
liait a t il ... M -. Jun?. ? ?./ laoX in
100% 4...;
iiki: i. Rap ri ? - lui) ',??.: -??? icol! t.''?
. v ' .in,, >. Juri . i- u ?? u i a
? , a. W Ind i .->???' IPIT.. ????? LM
i? ; \ Hud 4-, Jum ? , : - \ i.r
Krle i: R ??-. \. rli. ; ?. . | ', |ooa : ?7
Cri? H R '-j-. April, 1917.. IMA 1RS < '?'1
>;? ?! : Rui ber Ca. tx . ??.'. ie>% 4 :3
i i ???! iota 4 ?
Inl Harvea a, i', b 15, laie 1011? 101 fi *?*>
g '? ?? ' . Mar. : ?:: RU RU I 11
N V N il .v II bm. Ray, ':?>? I00U loofi I ??
:????.u l'a tUa, Jun? II IR1? imfi lOlfi i .;
.- . ;"jS : i
Southcrn !: ?'? M. >i . :??-. |0OA 100 ? i.M
I i.-'-: II.' la Mi; IRT.. ICrU 10:', 4Ji
l'oreign (iovernment Issues.
Ans attaa ?' ?. (M IS, iSSa. VJ% aj 5.47
AratntlM >'?. : ?, 1 . IRR 4 ..'?
? , 16, i HT ? ,'. . ifi fcR
An., 1.un- ta, m iv ::. |fr. ?..MU I? '", I I
Canadian evi ia, Aui ? . -, I.M
1 ,1 ...u ma A?s. 1*17. loOi? 1 efi *.?j
!' r ? ne ti '?*. At.rll. !'?; . ? , . ? .
Herman '-. January, 1*1 ?. ? , i,"
Hwltawrland Sa, Raren, lsit.. ????*, m>
land +. March, me.. ?,;*, 4
land ??-. Ran h, ! . ? ,
Italian ? er 11. IM eV 1
Nerwai ??. October It, IR?.. '.">'? 149*4 '?'
N'orwat M, October I . IW1 l"1"? lORj
la, !'? nul or. 1?1H *'\ 100 ?00
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
I' ? " Shan-- gm.'ati.iii Ranii?". N4H
rate i Open. High.| Low, Flnal.1 ehge. I Ri<I. I A?k.
U.S. Indi Alcohol. ZOO! lid 114 li:i 11:1 l1* I?24 111
U. 8. Red. * Ref. I'm 14 14 44 14 4 4'*
d U. S. Rabbet. 1^00 Sa 4 M4 H*i M4 4 M4 M4
f> U. 8 Rubber 1st pr... ZOO 107>,. 1074 107', 1074 % 107 lOh'i
r. s. Steel. 110.400 h?^ kk 884 ^71, . % ?71, 87a,
7 r. S. Steel pr. S^OOfUS USVi 116 ll?-. 1 4 111 1184
40 rtah Copper. 81.700 7:?T. Ml'* 7'.?', 7!>T? % 7;?7, %0%
Va. ''?r. Chcm..'.I 2,700 174 IHS 47 4h', S 4? 4H'i
Wahash v.. i. 1.000 |f% |,; ?? Jflt, L6S '-? lti", 184
ITabash pr A.' 1.-"" M ?H 474 474 ?'? 47', 47^
Waoaah pr B. ''Mou :u 11 . 80? 80S 4 804 104
I Welli Pargo Kx. SOI 1S44 1144 KM 1144 - 14 III 1144
Vest Maryland .' 40 fJ4 814 124 12%- Ufe 884
4 ITeet. Union Tel. l.ono m4 BB4 874 874 874 ***+
1 B/estinghenae Air Br 29,808 894 71 884 884 ? 'i "?>'? 184
7 ITestinghoase Mf*. IstJ 10 79 ? 7:t 7'.' 7'.' . 14 76 | 80
7 Woolworth .I 10? 111 ! 11:1 till 111 lit j
Wheel. ? L E.' Ml ? I I 1% 44- 44| 4;Vi
W. i !.. K. l-t pr.' JO 184 II 114 14 ; \* U'j
\V. & L E. Id pr. 188 ."?, 14 84 54! 14 6si
8 Willvs>Overtaad . 200| 2464 24841248 2t.r? 1 + 64 243 ,246
7 IWilly.-Ovtrland pr....| 100 114 1 114 1118 1114 | - 11134| 1144 1
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following table give? the closing
! bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Wednesday:
1111 A<kr i lit.i aatetf.
Am i tal, .M ? 11. M H lit pr M W4
An. ' I pr n: IIS .to M pr.-f
Am Ki.ufT IM 1"'". '?nrUlanl 1' ..IM Is?
Am Tel * CM ?<i I ?!" prof ... 1U ?
A T H i.e.. lui 11" Leah * Nnh 1SS III
Am Wi r pi H 1' M?.k*> <"s U s<
?, , Ura.ll/ ? 1" Mai Ix-iH M i< M
A Mti :,? m I '?? .1" pM IM 'nj
At r..a-t I. II' 11','. Manl.at Shirt 7.41* ?5
Haldwn I. pr IM 110 da pref IM IM
li?-..p.:a. Mu. IS I'iiMSh <entra] 11J IM
, llr m. 81 ?? ? I !"? M * Si 1, pr. Tlii"? M
la pi il M IM st r a s s
Ria i <;?-;? IM , M lad Mao? "4 s'.
n u a p n ?l m K * t :s rti
da p?al IM , 'i" t>rrf U U n
Hul . * ?',. _?> MVi M,Tri. * E?.. *1 in)
l/a-M- J I pr . s>S >i?S Na-li A 'lui 1*" 1*'
f ..f \ J m Nal t: a B pr N M
r j? M A T-l IM IM X ?Ik * ? pr lui 111
i:l .\ A ! 1- :??'?) X Y l?"k pf M
u a n n . iMH im Norton si'uui. ta
.!. Mai ire im PcttSMM Mui. '.: ' ?
? .sii'M a " lu la t? N l'ff M
: aa pi-rf 1 il 14? l'Ut-? i "al pr IM 1"7
Cil * si L M M il' s C "f N J ni IM]?
ilo prrt ;?', .; yul.k-.lner pr. |s, :\
' , f S I Pf IM IIWI'i . '.-' pr II 41'?
cas ni pi *:'i "? turn y .. 1% lit
l'on UKLAP 111 Hl7? O? pref. 7?,
l'oni i ai pr i"i lef Sean Kai pr IM
i't?i Cirpat, 4? ;.i |8o ItK M i.
Il . .v llul. 111% 14 U etfl . ... ?0 7J
Ii a, ,v W !2! 144 HluUabaktr pr.lll H'>
|. M a 11 U s - IM MLeW pr 11 11
i lia i a un.. M ri I da .in
i, ?: i i,. D M IM Tv.1i. CKj H T M
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
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PUBLIC 1 TII.ITY SECURITIES.
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IIAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Daily imports and exports of gen?
eral merchandise at the Port of New
York were:
Import* Piport.
\V."ln?fl?y. Nov. 1?.. 14 SviOls $13 ?J3..'sj
rnraday. Nan i? . 1,414.94 io.so7.sn
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Toonday, Nov. 9. t.Kt.SIT l.tO.IM
Monday, Nov 1. J.460.0OC -< H
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
Kecord
Term. Rate, Paymate ?lav.
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M S Kraef? U m Jan l Nov 17
d" l i'( Vi 14,?% Jan. 1 Nov 77
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U. S. Treasury Finances.
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traiiia.'Ui.in.
KATHODION
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66 Broadway New York
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mderabl? Intercut 1:. '' ?? ?'4r"1*r?
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world, which del "V,
und.-r th? direct mai i?emeat Of*
well posted and a'.,, muni? IBM bono
?dltnr.
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A copartnership hs? beer, formed ?T
Norman Merriman. William F.ttlkW
jr., formerly with Sheldon, Morn? *
Co.. and Thomas E. Noves, a member ?
the Consolidated Stock Excbanire. un*?
the firm r.ames of Noses. Mstrlrssag
Co.. with offices at t? William e**M?
to transact a general in-.o-tment ???
ness.
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The Guaranty Trust rompanr ??
Kidder, Peabody k Co. ?re ??????T
unsold portion of IMity*"*^?
Kaue 6 per cent toada, doe '????TLgl
Hutte, Anaconda A fmtiut K,llr"5
Company at 97 4 and interest, to M
about 5.16 per cent
Hayden, Stone & Co. and the Elect ?
Bond and Share Company have join
purchased the holdinp-s of '"?.*" tM
Cumpbell estate, of St Louts, in
stock of the Euh S?curit?s, amount
to 41,800 shares. _
Extra Atlas Powder Dividend.
The Atla? Company has ?'<??'* ,H
utra dividend of 3'? per seRl?JJ
common stock In additior to the r^
lar 14 per cent quarterly. Total ?>
dends on the common this year
amount to 114 per cent.

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