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Active Securities
{By The Associated Press) t
Trading in stocks yesterday assumed ;
? more speculative phase, the hea\-y
dea?ipgs being largely restricted to
?/?Condary industrials, minor equip?
ments and specialities, with a sprink?
ling of utilities.
Conservative interests, having in ;
j-r.d the many recent reactions in the
n-arkst, teemed disposed to look on,
?pending a settlement of the revenue ?
isx controversy and more careful pe
nisal of the British Permicr*s Edin- ;
b.r?h address.
The conflicting gossip and reports
regarding Washington's attitude tow- !
ard tax k.cislation provoked the sharp
setback of the last hour, leaders
?breaking 2 to 4 r_int., after gains of i
as much.
Reils of the better class moved j
within comparatively narrow limits at :
best, and United States Steel, tfhich
spened auspiciously, failed to rise more ?
then 1*4 points, but fell away rapidly,
to _07jt, and a net loss of 1%.
During the morning and mid-session
*he independent steels, notably Colo
tado Fuel, Sloss-Sheflteld, Republic
Iron and Great Northern Ore, displayed
marked activity and strength with '
Baldwin Locomotive, New York Air I
Brake, leathers, oils and tobaccos.
Sumatra Tobacco furnished the rea'?
sensation of the session, making an ex- i
treme gainsof 12 points to the new:
maximum of 145. all of which was lost ;
after another hurried rout of the
shorts.
Philadelphia Company, American i
Telephone and Pacific Telephone were
r.trong utilities, and Industrial Alco?
hol, Distillers and the fertilizers again
contributed largely to the day's trad- :
ing. I
Bonds were irregular, with heaviness
later. Liberty 4 ,4 s declining to the new :
minimum of 97.38. Panama 3s ad- |
vanced 2 points on call.
Yesterday's Transactions in Listed Stocks;
i
AH stocks quoted dollars per share. Annual dividend rate, also in dollars
per share, is based on last regular payment^
High. Low. Div. Net
pi.. 1918. Rate. Sales. Open. High. Low. Ciesc. chge.
36'/2 25% ? Advance Rumely pr .. 100 3534 35% 35% 35%-~ %
2% 1% ? Alaska Gold Mine _ 100 1% 1% 1% 1%
37 1% ? Allis-Chalmers Co _ 19900 36 37 35% 35%+ %
86'/2 72! i 7 Allis-Chalmers Co pr. . 700 86 86% 86 86
90 78 6 Am Agr Chem . 300 85% 86 85% 86 + %
50% 34% ? American Can Co . 10300 47% 48% 46 46%? %
97 89'4 7 American Can Co pr ... 100 95% 95% 95% 95%? %
811/a 68''4 4 Am Car & Fdy Co ..... 2600 79 80% 79 79 -f %
431/s 25 4 Am Cotton Oil . 3800 42'/2 42>/2 40% 40%? 1%
.4% 12 ? Am Hide & Leather_ 6700 13% 14% 13% 13%-f %
69% 50 5 Am Hide & Leather pr 6400 67 6934 67 68 + 1%
W/2 11.4? Americanice . 500 32 32 31% 31% + Vs
53 38% 5 Am Ico pr . 700 49% 49% 49% 49%+ %
58% 52 3% Am Int Corp. 400 54!/2 55% 54% 55% + %
42% 26'/2 ? American Linseed . 6900 41'/2 42% -40% 41%+ 1
811/4 69 7 Am Linseed pr. 800 80'/2 81 '4 79% 79%? %
71% 53% 5 Am Locomotive . 1500 66% 67% 66% 66%? .4
l3'/2 7% -- Am Malt . 100 8% 8|/2 8>/2 8% + %
oV/2 74% 6 Am Smelting . 3900 *79% 80 77% 77'/2? 2
107 103% 7 Am Smelting pr . 300 105% 1053^ 105% 105%? %
68'/2 58 7 American Ste^l Fdy ... 1500 67 67% 67 67 + %
116 98 7 American Sugar . 500 113 113 112'/4 112>,_v? %
145 60% 8 American Sumatra _39700 135 145 133" 4 133% + .4
100 81 7 Am Sumatra Tob pr .. 100 99 99 99 99 -
'.094 95% S Am Tel & Tel . 11400 99% 101 % 59 99 ? '/2
95 94 6 Am Tobacco pf new... 150 94 94 94 94 ? %
60% 44% 5 Am Wool. 13900 58 60% 58 59% + 1%
95% 92 7 Am Wool pr . 700 94' '2 95% 94'/2 95%+ 1'4
11% 12% ? A? Zinc & Lead. 500 16'/2 16% 15% 16%+ %
7.1/2 59' a 8 Anaconda . 9900 66% 66% 65% 65%? 1%
88 81 6 Atchison . 200 85% 85% 84% 84%? Vz
12C/4 97% 10 All Gulf & W I. 900 109'4 110% 109% 110 + Vz
101% 96''8 ? Baldwin Loco Co. 35900 94'/2 9514 91'/2 91%? 1%
56% 49 5 Baltimore & Ohio _ 200 54 54 53% 53%? '4
1% 1 ? Batopilas Mining . 2C0 1 1 1 1
3* 723? 10 Beth Steel Class B ... 23900 87'4 87% 84% 84%? 1%
106% 96' 2 8 Beth Steel 8th pr . 200 106'/2 106'/2 106'/2 106'/2+ Vz
26 21 2 Booth Fisheries Co ... 600 23'/2 23% 22% 22!/2? 1
134 108 10 Burns Bros . 500 130 130 1_>9 129 ?1
' .0% 8% ? Butte Cop & Zinc. 600 10 104 10 10.8+ Va
331/2 16% ? Butte & Sup Copper.. 100 23% 23% 2334 2334? >/4
. ??4 12 ? California Petroleum . 1000 18 18% 17% 17%? %
1? 135 10 Canadian Pacific . "00 146 146"/2 146 146 + 1
41?4 26 -- Centra? Foundry . 100 40 40 40 40 + 1%
11 73% 61.2 5 Central Leather . 3000 68% 70% 68 68 ? Vz
35.2 294 4 Cerro De Pasco . 300 32% 3234 32% 3234+' %
I 60% 4934 4 Ches & Ohio . 400 58 58 5734 58 + %
: 25 18?/a? Chic Gt West pr . 1C0 22% 22'/2 22% 22% + Vz
47% 374 4 Chic M & St P . 500 43 43'/2 42 42?14
794 G54 7 Chic M & St P pr. 1300 74% 74% 73% 73%? Vz
9S 89'/2 7 Chic & Northwest. 200 92 92? 92 92 ? 1'/2
24/2 18",a ? Chic Rock Island & Pac 1800 21% 21% 214 21'4? 4
? 61 ?16 6 Chic R I & P 6<r? pr. . . 300 5834 5834 58'/2 58'/2? 4
714 56% 7 Chic R I & P 7 % pr.. 100 68% 63% 68% 68%? %
17*8 14% ? Chile Copper . 100 16'4 16-4 16% 16'4? Va
47% 39 6 Chino Con Copper .... 300 43% 43% 43 43 ? %
? Wz 34% 3 Col Fuel & Iron .39900 52 54</2 51 51 Vz+ %
35 2834 4 ColGas&Elec. 100 33% 33% 33% 33%+ %
95 67% 6 Cont Can .?. 100 71'/2 71'/2 71'/2 71'/2+ Vz
4334 29%-- Corn Products . 7900 42% 42% 41% 41%? 4
99'a 90% 7 Corn Products pr _ 530 99% 99% 99'a 99%
74.8 52 ? Crucible Steel . 14900 69% 69% 67 67"/2? %
33% 27% ? Cuba Cane Sugar . 3800 32'% 32% . 31% 31%+ 14
83 73' a 7 Cuba Cane Sugar pr .. ?400 81 81 80% 80%
? 1151/b 100% 9 Del & Hudson . 100 10814 108% 107 107 ?2
180 160 10 DL&W . 200 165 165 165 165
13% 5 ? Denv & R G pr. 100 8 8 8 8 -
64% 33 2 Distillers Securities .. 43900 62i/2 64% 61% 61%+ Vs
2?% 22 ? Elk Horn Coal . 200 26(4 26% 26 26 -
17% 14 ? Erie . 500 1534 1534 15% 15%+ \'i
35 23% ? Erie 1st pr . 900 32 32% 31% 32 + %
3612 27 7 Federal Min & Smelt pr 300 34 34 32 32 /? 1%
36'/2 26 ? Fisher Body . 200 35 35 35 35 -
39 31% 4 Gaston Williams . 1600 34 34% 33% 34 -
153 127% 8 General Electric Co ... 300 149% 150 149 149 ?
141% 106% 12 General Motors . 1600 124 125?4 123 123 ? %
? 79 6 General Motors pr_ 100 81 81 81 81
100 96 7 Goodrich B F pr. 100 100 100 100 100 -
93.4 86 7 Gt Northern pr . 300 89 89% 89 89%+ ^
34% 25% 1% Gt North Ore subs.... 11500 32% 33% 31% 32 + |/_
45 38% 8 Greene Con Copper ... 100 41% 41% 41% 41%? 1?.
111'/2 86 10 Gulf State Steel . 200 87% 87% 86% 86%? 1
43% 34 4 Hask & Barker Car Co. 2000 42% 43% 42% 43 + V.
16% 10 ? Internat Agrlcul . 600 16% 16% 16% 16%+ V
57-/2 38 ? Internat Agricul pr ... 1800 55% 57% 55% 56 + V/t
56% 52% 8 Inspiration Copper ... 2600 63% 53% 52% 52%? 1'/?
9'4 6% ? Interbor-Cons Corp ... 100 8% 8% 83,4 8?4 + ft
?7% 38% 6 Inter-Cons Corp pr.... 100 41?4 41% 41% 41%+ ? V,
31% 21 ? Int Mercan Marine.... 8200 28% 29% 28 28 ? ft
105'/2 83% 6 Int Mer Marine pr.... 42700 102 103% 9934 100 ? 1
48'/2 24% ~ International Paper.... 25100 41% 42% 38% 38%? 1ft
' W/2 58 6 Inter Paper pr stpd.... 300 6134 62 6134 62 ? '/
?31 28% 4 International Nickel .. SOO 28% 29% 28% 28%+ 3
W7s 29 4 Kennecott Copper . 1600 33 , 33 32% 32%? 5/
91% 7334 6 Lackawanna Steel .... 4600 88% 89 88 88 ? 1
62% 55 5 Lehigh Valley . 200 60 60% 60 60%+ *3,
107% 101% 7 Lig & Meyers Tob Co pr 100 102% 102% 102% 102% f ??
102% 79 8 Mexican Petroleum_ 7400 97 98 95% 95%? 1
W 87 8 Mex Petroleum pr. 100 94 94 94 94 -
r3% 27% 4 Miami Con Copper. 900 28% 29% 28% 29 ??
i1 43% 6 Midvale Steel . 5900 53% 54% 53 53 ? '/
24% 20 ? Missouri Pacific . 400 22% 22% 22% 22%? V
551 r 41 ? Missouri Pacific pr. 100 54 54 54 54 + '/
tt*? 13% ~ National Con * Cable.. 400 16% 16% 16 16%+ .
s4'? 37% 6 Nat Enamel & Stpd.... 1300 51% 62 51% 62 + ??
21% 17% 4 Nevada Con Copper... 130O 20% 20% 20 20%? !
24% 17 _.. New Or. T*x & Mex... 100 21% 21% 21% 21%? 7
129? 117% 20 N Y Air Brake. 700 136% 137% 135% 136%+ 2.
?5,2 67% 5 New York Central. 600 71% 72% 71% 72%+ .
<7 18%-- New York Dock. 100 25 25 25 25 + ?
*?% -.7 ? \ Y, N H & H. 9600 42% 43 41 41 ? .
1W% 102 V Norfolk & Western.... 300 104% 104% 404 104 -
" 81% 7 Northern Pacific . 300 85% 35-% 85% 85%+ \
64 59 2% Nova Scotia Steel. 100 60 60 60 60 ? 1
42% 3 5 ?4 5 Ohio Gas . 500 39% 39% 38% 38%? '<
10% 4% _, Ontario Silver .\ 3100 10% 10% 10% 10%+ \
32% 23% 1 Pacific Mail . 100 31% 31% 3034 30%? "
20 . 18% -. Pac Tel & Tel . 500 24 24% 24 24% + ?'
W* 43% .1- Pennsylvania It R '.- 700 43% 43% 43% 43%_'
?J 39% ? Peo Gas & Coke . 500 46% 46% 45% 45%? 1!
II 21 3 Philadelphia Co . 3400 29 31 29 30%+ 1-'
?3% 34 5 Pierce Arrow . 2100 ?40% 41 39% 39%? J
w% 42 5 Plttsburg Coal . 2400 52% 53% 52 52 ? ?
3H4 22%-- Pitts & West Va . 1400 28% 28% 28 28%? ?'
? ?Va 87% 7 Pressed S.eel Car .... 400 61% 61% 61% eislx V
TO% 98 ? Public Serv Corp of N J 100 102% 102% 102% 102%? ?
j>8% 44% 5 Hallway Steel Spring.. 500 56% 56% 56 56%+ li
??8 22^ ? R*y Co? Copper . 2500 25% 25% 25 25' ? 1
W% 70% A Reading . 15900 87% 88% 86% 86%-.'1 i
????{ 72% 6 llep Iron & Steel . 6800 89% 90 87 / 87 ? 11
1 70?% 3% Royal Dotch . 500 90 90 90 90 +- 31
f*/a 63 ? Savage Arms . 100 79 79 79 79_
J* ?% **- St. Louis & San Fran.. 100 12% 12% 12% 12%? i
*> 21 - - St Louis & San Fran pr 500 25 25 24% 24%? ?'
fc 'sW* 7 ? ?e?board' Air Line .... 100 7% 7% 7% 7%_ ;
W/4 15%? Seaboard Air Line pr.. 200 17% 17% 17% 17%+ i
* 26% ? Sinclair Oil . 1100 29 29'.'2 28% 28%;. i
'V/t 39 6 8loss-Sheff Stl & Iron. 4?C0 fr9% 71 % CS% 6S%
High. Low. Div. Net
1918. 1918. Rate. Sale.. Open. High. Low. Close, chge.
9J 81 7 SlosK-ShefT S & I pr... 250 93 93 93 93 + 1
883^ 80% 6 Southern Pacific . 200 84 84% 83% 83%? %
26 20-% - -Southern R R . 400 23% 23% 23% 23%
56% 33% 4 Studebaker. 2200 42% 42% 41% 41%? %
45% 34' 4 6 Superior Steel . 3C0 43 43 42% 42%? %
19% 12% 1 Teun Copper Chem .. . 8200 18% 19% 18'% 18%+ %
160% 136% 10 Texas Company . 1800 152% 153% 151 151 ? %
63% 48% 6 Tob Products . 7500 60 61% 59% 59%? %
42 39 5 Transue & Williams Stl 100 39% 39% 39 39 ? %
126% 10934 10 Cnion Pacific . 3900 122 122% 121 121
44% 36% 4 United Alloy Steel .... 100 ,42 42 42 42 -
99 83% 3 Cniled Cigar Store? .. - 91% 91% 90% 90%
50 46 3% United Drug 1st pr ... 1C0 48% 48% 484 48%
133 116% 8 United Fruit . 200 126 126 126 126 ? 1%
10% 43y United Ry Investment... 1200 10 10'4 10 10%+ %
20 10%? Uri Ry Investment pr.. 1300 17% 19% 17% 18% + 1'4
16% 11%? U S Cast Iron P & Fo.. 200 15% 15% 15% 15%+ %
136% 114 16 U S lntl Alcohol. 21900 135 136% 133% 133%+ 1
17 8 ? U S Realty & Imp. 200 13% 14% 13% 14%+ 1
60% 51 -- U S Rubber. 1400 573^ 57% 57 67
49% 36 5 US Smelt & Ref. 100 41% 41% 41% 41%? %
11334 86'2 5 U S Sleel.271900 110' 4 110% 107% 107%? 17?
112% 108 7 U S S?eel pr. '200 110% 110% 110% 110%? %
87% 76% 10 Utah Copper . 4600 82 '82 79% 80%? 1%
48% 33% 3 Va-Carolina Chem _ 8900 48% 49% 43% 48%+ 4
73 50 Va Iron, Coal- & CoI.e. 300 72% 73 72% 73 + %
19% 13 West Pacific . 800 18% 19% 18% 19%+ 3_
58' 46 ? West Pacific pr. 200 55 56% 55 56%+ V/
95% 853? 7 West Union Tel. 200 91 92 91 92 + 1
47% 38% 3% Westlnghouse Mfg .... 3600 43% 45% 43% 43%+ '..
66% 45% ? Wilson Co . 6400 65 66% 63% 63%? 7?
22 15% 1 Willys Overland . 11400 20% 20% 19% 19%? ft
82% 75 7 Willys Overland pr- 100 31% 81% 81% 81%+ '/
51% 34 ? Worthington Pump ?C M 200 49% 49% 49 49 ? V\
U. S. Government Bonds
(Nevr York Stock Exchange Quotations)
(Closing Quotations)
?-Clo_?.ni_.
Friday. Thursday.
Liberty 3%_.... 90.98? 99.00 98.98? 99.00
do 1st 4s. 94.80? 94.90 94.82? 94.86
do _d 4s. 94.64? 94.66 94.78? 94.80
do ?id 4.is... 97.38? 97.40 97.60? 97.66
_.. reg. 1030.. 97'/2 @ 98 974 @ 98
2s, coup, 1930. . 97-/2 (S> -? 97'/2 @ ?
3s, res, 1918.. 99 ?100 99 ?100
3s, coup, 1918.. 99 @100 99 @100
3s, rea, 1946.. 83 @ ? 83 @ ?
3s. coup, 1046. . 83 ? ? 83 ? ?
4s. reg, 1025..105 ?106 105 ?106
4_, coup, 1025.. 105 @ ? 105 ? ?
L's, Van, '33, rec 97 ? ? 97 @ ?
2s, Pan, '38, cou 97 ? ? 97 @ ?
3s, Pan, 'fil, reg 85 @ ? 83 @ ?
3s, Pan, "61, cou 85 @ - - 83 ? ?
(Range for Liberty Bonds)
High. Low. Last. ;
Liberty _V,S. 99.00 98.96 98.98!
do 1st 4?. 94.88 94.82 94.82
do 2d 4s. 94.80 94.66 94.66
do 3d 4'?a. 97.60 97.3-3 97.38
(Sales)
U S Liberty 3!_s ' U 3 Liberty 2d 4s
70,000. 99 3,000. 94.74
35,000. 98.90: 12,000. 94.70 '
04,000. 99 28,000. 94.68
80,000. 98.98 2,000. 94.66 j
32,000. 98.96' -? i
141,000. 99 ! Total ....$979,000 1
35,000. 98.98.1. S Liberty 4'4_ I
10,000. 99 20,000. 97.60 ?
C5.000. 98.981 3?,000. 97.58 \
-?| 12,000. 97.56 i
Total ...$580,000| 25,000. 97.54 i
U S Liberty 1st 4s. I 120,000. 97.52 !
4,000. 94.82! 018,000. 97.50
7,000. 94.84! 4,000. 97.48 i
15,000. 94.88' 1 (5,000. 97.46 '
0,000. 94.821 53.000. 97.?4
13,000. 94.S4 02,000.-. 97.46,
28,000. 94.82 51,000. 97.48 |
? ?-! 28.000. 97.50 !
Total .. . .$73,000! 35,000. 97.46 '
U S Liberty 2d 4s I 216.000. 97.44
5,000. 94.801 10,00o. 97.42
fi,000. 94.781 22,000. 97.40 ?
25,000. 94.801 500,000. 97.3S
10.000. 94.78! 37,000. 97.-40 ?
51,000. 94.74' 23,000. 97.44 '
72,000. 94.76J 8,000. 97.46
(?7,000. 94.781 221,000.97.48 :
100.000. 94.801 J 25,000. 97.50
36,000. 94.78' 43,000. 97.48
0,000. 94.76! 0,000. 97.46 I
30.000. 94.741 0,000. 97.38 .
187,000. 94.721 5,000. 97.49
82,000. 94.701 110,000. 97.38
12,000. 94.721 -!
57,000. 94.74! Total ..$2,641,000;
107,000. 94.76'
Foreign Government and Mu?
nicipal Bonds
Am Foreign S 5s IU K of Gt Prit _I5i
1,000. 96341 5,000. 991/2
1,000. 9G'/2| 08.000. 99% ?
1,000. 96.?I 50,000. 99U i
Anglo-French 5s ! 50,000. 99?.n \
5,000. 92'/? 10.000. 99j?
11,000. 92"/?I do 5U8 1010 I
..000. 92%l 18,000... 97!,'2|
3,000. 921/5,1 do new
2,000. 923/R| 0,000. 99'4 I
52,000. 923a 32,000. 994 I
2,000. 924I 31.000. 99A
4,000. 92%! 0,000. 994
1,000. 92'4' 50,000. 99'_.
0,000. 92%i 2,000. 99%
13.000:. 92.2! 1".000. 991.4 ?
City of Bord Cs ' G.000. 99-?* |
33,000. 89'/2i do 5%s 1021
City of Lyons 6s \ 1.000. 947?a
34,000. 89%i 78.000. 95 ;
City of Mars Cs 1,00o. 94?,.
11.OOo. 89%! Virginia def Gr, R P & !
City or Paris Git I Co cits
fi.000. 85 ! 20,(100.: .... 49
5.000. 84%IN Y C 4'.-a 1003 |
Dom of Cr-ii 5s 1031 | 1.000. Q8%
7.000. 92 I 10,000. 09'/;; !
French Gt 5 V-j? I do reiri.terpd
1,000. 97%! 1,000. 93'4'
10,000. 9734'? do 4V.s 1065
20.000. 97%! 3,000. 994
5,00ft. 97!?l
1,000. 97%!
(Quotations)
ArfiN-ntine Go.v Cs lD20lExternal Ru. Gov 6???'?_
96%? 9741 39 @ 42"
do 5s 1900 IJap Gov 4'?'.?. 1925
81'/2@ 83'4 83'/2@ 85
Canadian 5. Auk '10 do sterling loan ?Is
96</8@ 96%' 72'/?.? 71
do 5s 1037 IMex sen 5_ 1800
90'4@ 92'/2l 40'/2@ ?
Chinese Gov Ky 5s j do 4 s 1954
60 @ 66 ! 30 ? 40
City of Tokio 5s H'12lMont.eal Citv 5s 1018
74</z? 77 I 99'/a ?100
Cuban Rep 5s 1004 ?Newfoundland 5a i013
971/2? 984! 95 ? 97
do tier A 1010 ?Norway Cs 192'!
92%? 95 102 ?103'/-.
do _ .?s 1040 Quebec City 5s 1920
80%? 83 ! 94 ? 95'/.
Cuba 6s 101S ?Quebec Prov 5s 1920 "
99!'2@ 100'/,! 95 @ 97
Internal Rus Gov f>>_>s:Swi_s tren 6s Mar 10"0
884? 91 ?/a! 101 ?101'2
do external 5-Cs '21!
38 ? 41 !
Railways, Other Corporations
Am Ajr Ch cv 5s L i_ N At K ,.: C
1.000. 95'/4| div 43 tax ex I
do deb 5a 5,000. 77'/
5,000. 94'/2i Midvolo Stl 5s '
Am Smelting 5s I 1,(100. 83%
10,000. 8734' 2,000. 88
Am T & T col 5a 1M & St L 5s
1,000. 90%! 1,000. 793.'
5.000. 9034? M K Ai Okln 5? ctfs
3,000. 90. _.! of dep doub stp
do col 4s 2.000. 55 !
2,000. 82'/- Mo Pac Ron .3
l.Ooo. 82% 2.0(0). 5aa,
1.000. 82%; 39,000. 53L,
Am W Paper ?5s ! 2,000. 58?4
?'000. 84' ?I Montana Pur 5a
6,000. 84%; 2,000. g9
Ar & Co ri est 4'?s 1 5,000. g3Sq
j 000. 85%! "?00?. 88'2
A T ? S F adj 1s N O T &.M 5s
stamped "'.000. 47
0 oOO. 744I 14.000.47^
do C & Ariz r?a ? v, ? 5,000.. 474
4 i.,B NY Air B (.s
2 000. 83 2.000. 99
At &C A L 5a ?N Y Cent dfb ??
;!ft00. 934I 2,000. 944
Bait ?? O cv 4tt_ ! 17,000. 94
2,000. 79%' do M C 3*,?8
do ?old 4s 5,000. 63'4
1.000. .... 78 In Y C. E l_ H & P "?
Beth Su-cl p m 5? ! 0 ? **
l.ooo...... 834 ! """. esr~
1 000 . 83 i 1.000. 63%
B R T :__ p c notet N Y &T?rt -1* mM
191. 2.000. 54
KJOftft .. . 97'a! 1.000.52%
4.000. 97% do > ?li '
I.'.!)'. Leather .'??. 9.000 . 23
I!,.'. 9. ; ?-'? : ''. ??'/a
Ches & O con 5* ?N Y Tel 4'.s
1.000. 96% ?.ooo.:".
do cv Da Niag F Pwr 5<
1"."00. 80%! 2,000...
, l."00. 81 iNorf & So 5s
? >.k 5s 1,000_
VS
S3!
98'/;
81 Y-,
58'/;
Nor Pacific 3s
5,000.
Pac G & E 5s
1,000.
3.000.
Ponn aren 4 y? s
3,000.
do con ?Is 1948
0,000.'.87
89%
1,000. 8?
do cv 41,_s
1,000. 74
2,000. 744
C B & Q gen 4s
fi.000. 81
3,000. 81 Vs
5,000. 814i
do joint 4s
22.000. 93% Pub S of N' J 5_
? , I?'*0". 93%l 6.000. 78 !
C Gt West ?Is Reading gen 4_
.,fi00 .... 5334 6,000. 84
? _ LOW. 9934I 2,000. 971/4!
C M & St P gen & ? R I A & L 4 >?.s '
rfg cv 5s ser B I 5,000_7. 6574 '
A -'-O00;. 794! 11.000. 66 !
do cv 4Vi>s .-,,000. 66'??
. 5.000'. 77!/2lst L I M & S 5s I
do rfg . V,s 2 000 931 -, 1
2.000. 69'/3| 3.0O0...:.: 93'/$ !
. 3.000. 70 St L & S F 4s ser A,
do deb 4s 1034 1.000.. 597? ,
? . LOOO. 71 I :?,(10?. 60 I
C * i^?-. st 6s 10.000. 59% ;
? _, 3.000.104 ! do 5s ser B '
C R 1 & P rfg 4s 5,000. 7434 1
? ? ".000. 67'/2 do adj 6s
C C (is sub re pt pd 10,000. 66 !
1,000... ;.. 794! 1,000. 66?4
? n 2.000. 79??I St L Swn 1st 4s ?
C O it G con ob I 2,000. 67 |
3.000. 93 St P M .. M 4Vis
(..COA: St L 4'is ' 3,000. 93'A i
LOOO. 7441S A & A P 4s
do gen ?Is 1,000. 60'/8
1.000. 63 ?Scab Mr L rfg 4s
Col ?S.- So rfg 4V.S I 5.0OO. 55%!
5,000. 72 I 1,000. 56 I
2,000 .._.... 71341 do adj 5s I
544!
91
91'/a
Comp Tab Rec G
2,000. 82
C Coal of Md 5s
1.000. 90
Con (?a.s evt 6s
1,000.100 I
Den & R G con 4s !
1,000. 66'/2!
do vfg 5s
3,000. 5514I
1,000. 56 !
Dist S C ira
10,000. 88 '
1.000. 87'/2!
Eric ?ren lien 4s '
5,000. 55'4i
do cv 1s ser D
1.000. 52*/a|
3,000. 52'/;/
do Penn col 4s !
S,000. 73 '
Gt Nor 4V4? 1,000
3.O0O. 83!/->? 2.000. .
Hock- Val 4'._-s ?Texas Co cv
1,000. 76 I 1,000. 98'/^
H & M adj inc 5s ?Third Av adj 5s
10,000. 22341 ^ 3,000. 35
25,000. 23 ! Un Fuel Gas Gs
5,000.22%I 1,000. 95
21.00(1. 23 ?US Rubber 5s
21.000. 22(/7
5,000. 22%
10,000. 23
10.000. 223?
5,000. 22%
10.000.2234
Int-Met. 4.?s |U S Smelting 0s
1,000. 52'4 5,000. 96'/2 !
lot M Mar 6s !U S Steel sf 5a
10,('O0. 994! 4,000. 99
30.000. 99 I .1,000. 09' s '??
11,000. 994 22,000. 99
3,(100. 9934! 4,000. 93%!
12,000. 994I do registered
25,000. 99 I 1,000. 984
Iowa Central 4s Va-Car Chem 63
12,000. 43 2,00(1. 95
K C Ft S & M 4s do 5a
2,000. 67 1,000. 95
Kan Cuy So 5s ! Virginian Ry 5s
1.000. 7941 4.O00. 90%;
Kan City Ter 4s I West Eloo 5s
3.000.?76'/2l 5,000. 961,'2 i
2.000. 76%IW'est Pacifie 5s j
Lack Stl 5a 1023 3 000. 83'4 !
1.000. 95 I West Shora 4s
do 5s 1050 I 1,000.77
4,000. 944! 1.000. 7S ?
Liggett & M ?s ! Wilson S: Co 0s
2,000.112 ! 2,000. 95'?', :
1,000.112.''.' 1,000.' 9?-% !
1,000.113 I 6,000. 95'/, i
I.000.
Sinclair Oil sf
11,000.
3,000.
So Pac cv 5s
1,000. 934 j
do r.v 4s i
2,000. 79% !
3,000. 793.4,
7,000. 79'/- I
1,000. 79% ;
1,000. 794!
do ri? 4s
1,000. 804'
do col 4s
4,000. 73
Southern Ry 5s
1,00-1. 921.2'
2,000. 92%
do ?Is
5,000. 62%,
63 4
625R|
1,000. 80'/2 I
2,000. 80% ?
8,000. SC'/'a '
3.000. E0%
2 000. 80-3V
1,000. 80%
Bid and Asked
Quotations
Closing bid and asked quotations of
all stocks on the New York Stock Ex?
change were as follows:
do pr
Alaska fioul
Alaska Jim
Allls-Cltsl .
RM. A?knd.l Bid. Asked
. 59 (?5 Kein? ?h pr 88 93
. 15 I6M1 K?nnecotl Coi> 32', 32%
~.'.B?K..k A DCS M *
. 33?.,
do pi? . 85
Am Bank Ni_ 35
<lo pr . -12 '.',
Am Agr I'll . B5.j
do n. . ?3
Am lie? Hue 7.3
1.4 du pr
I % Kings <'i> El l. 80
35-.jlK.e__ A Co .. 85
86 I do l-r .(03
t ka Steel . . 88
l.irl-de Ca
82
ll.ako I?: A. Wst !>
50
92 !
5G'
103!
ho
88
do pr
do pr
80
73Vjll.-lii.il \'all(.?y 89'/j
??ru lirke Shoe 50
do pi
151
Amer
do pr . 84' 2
Am Car A I" y 79
do pr .110
Am Cities pr. ?
Am f. ?on Oil 405?
do pr . 75
Am Express ? 81
Am Hide & 1, 13.?
do i?r . 68
Aunt Ire .... 31',?
do pr . 40
Am lut Corp a.1,?
Amir Unseed 41'_
do pr . 79',?
Am lim . .. 65'/j
90
99
170
lin'.
(Llg ??My Toll. 160
pi. .101
46ii|l.o<'?-e \V Biso 22
j! do 1.1 pr .. 85
, do _d pr .63
LoriUard. P .168
I do pr .104
;...ul_ & Nn.li.ll6
Mackay Co .. 73
64',
do pr
na
do pr
Am .VI ? It _ a
do tat pi? .. 45.
Am Shlphldg .(39
Aim Smelting. 77
do pr .I?5
do i>r
Amer
?_
31!
do pr
Ni(Tl l?"y
Silgar
Am To
Am T
Am To
do
pr nr
Wool
CO
. 6?';
.112
109',
.133
P8
, 50
. 99
.159
. 94
???>
Am
<lo pr . 94'
Am \V I'ap pr 20
Am Z &. 1- .. 16'
do pr
60 Morris a. Ess 60
9_i/4lNa_llV .V Clial ICO
182 National Acme 31 ?
95 ?>>'*t ?Ik ?A St 50
86!
do pr
'10
An_.ou.t_
?3.
Anata Real . %
Do? fid? 10
1.1 or . 46'fc
3d pr . 39
60?.,
17', j
170
(Manhat Beach
:_la:ihn( Kiev. 98
[Malhlesou Alk 40
43 ?.Maxwell Motor 27'',
55 I . do 1st pr .54
4I'/,1 do 2d pr .. 10-"?
80 IMay Hep Str_ 51
86'.? ''? P'' ?102
90 Mo* l'etro . . 95- i
S '.-'?? ' do pr . 92
47 iMumi Com Cp 20'/j
131} IMI1I1I Cent . . 80
73 Mldrale ?eel. 52',,
106 ?M & SI I. new 9>,i
90 III S I' _ S M 86
_ do pr .100
100 I do II.. 50
67'alMk Kiins & T 5
N_ I do pr . 8
112 Miss Cae ... _2'.
133'. 1. ?O pr . 53'.a
99 :\;,.i?t I'otr
108
70
5??.
75
119
75".
Ano on
Atclilaon ... 84'
do pr . 81'
At Bit A At 8'
At ('.u.,' l.'.ie 93
Al C, A W i.tlM'j I
rr
?fil
96 Nat Coi
23ei?Nat En A Sip 51!i 52
17 t do pr . 96 90
48 ; Vu U??.| .. 36'4 60
63.?t d'? IT . . . . 98'?a 104
IHKKB Mcx I pr ? 10
IS I do 2d pr 5 6
SO I Ne? fon Cop. 20 20
58 i\ew O T A M 21 21
60',[N V Air lirke. 135% ?3fi
85 N Y Central.'72 72
M",IN V T A St I. 13 18
12',! do lei pr .. 48 70
05 I <!>? Id pr 39 45
Q 'X V Pock
na'.iri'i I.I-.0. ai'i
do pr . .100
Baltl A Ohio 53' 1
do pr ...iS
Barrett Co 90
do pr 100'4
Batiipt)?? Min I
83'a
9?
101
53'4
57?.
do pr
4.
I. A W
N V S H A H 4I
X V ii_l & W I9
Norfolk Koiitli (?',
Norfolk A W. I03
Be
Stl i
i II . i; S4-J
do pr
I North Ante
-m in
IOS loti'.- 'il ; I . :
Bkhn Rap T4_?,
Bklyn l'n (?as 77
Broirn Shoe . 67
? do pr . 96
?lin,?) Broa . ?
'?" Pf .110
?runs? Ick . . 7%
Buff. Il A I? 62
. do Pr . 00
Bush TV nn . . ?
Kutte C * '/,. 10
Butte A Sup. 23' ',
Kutterl? k ... 8
t'_l Cnrklrig . 42
tul I'?.'io I7'a
, do p? . .53
' an Southern ?
HI?;
0.
do pr
_?
?I l'y
198
. 3?
? M
Ceil Leather . 08
, do pr .I0.T
C .. H A Tel, 107
?er de r_s.?,> 32'
CliutiUlcr Mol 30
Che. A Ohio 37'
Chi A Altou . 7!
do pi? . ?
Chi Ol West . 7
do pr . 22
Chi M ,V S V 42
'lo pr . . . 72'
Chi A Noriinv 92
??Tintarlo ?.ll.er.
[Owens Bolt . .
do pr ..
|Pac (oast
I do 1st pr ..
i do 2d or ,.
?P?. Mali . .
A.l>??1.
.1 39'4
4 10^4
do pr
A T.. 21
pr . 80
.m He pr 92%
Il K .. 43 ??a
i A Mal
M a m
m
43'/,
II'/,
I do pr . . . 56
H'lill.?. Co ... 23'
il' C 8 A S la 50
I Pelt Molli . . 35
do
Int
do pr
(?'hi 11 X A P 21V,
do ? p ,; pr 58'.
do 7 p . pr 88%
C 8 P M & O 70
do pr .. .100
C '' C A s I. 32
do pr . 64
Chile Cop ... Hi'?
Chino Cm Cp 42%
Clueit I'eabdy 50
do pr . 9.
Col 1?' & lr . 5M/4
do pr .100
Col fin? & 1, 33
Col & Soul?i. 2.
do 1st nr . 48
do L'd pr . . 42
Comp Tali . . 33
Con Gas & I, 114
Cons Gu.. ... 87',j
Co i In Cal M
50 IPIcice Arrow . 39' a
68'/, I do pr . 95
104', Pittsburgh St. 51
110 i do pr . 81
33 ?Pitts .' \V& (125
82 |Pitta Steel pr 80
58'j Pitts A W Va. 28
10 I do pr . 68',,
20 Pond Creole Cl 18%
7% lS.ess.il Steel . 60%
22V.I do pr . 93
?I2'_.!'iili S.rv N .1 11)2%
72%|Vullmiui Pal.. 117%
93 By Steel Spr? 55'.a
i;s:i do pr . ...97
2l%IIIay (.'on Cop 25
5D'',ineadlng . 88%
H.'/, do 1st, pr . . 35
82 do '2d pr . 30'/,
130 Rep lr & SI I 87
28'.:,
?8%
do pr
_t'j'Sc.?.l?o.ird Alrl.
155 I do |>r
99
87
12
24%
22',
37
7
17
Conl Can
do pr . ..
Coilt (MS . .
Corn Prods
do pr ...
Crox Carpet . 47
Ctticlhhi Stcol 67'/,
do pr . 91
Am Sug. 140
70V
.100
. 43
"4| J.
. 99'
do pr
95
_ 17'a
Bears Itoebuck. 138% 140
-.% do r?r .118 120
50 ?Shattuok Arl_ 17% 17% j
40 IBlnolalr Oil . . 23(4 23-.. '?
?!2',a;Slo.s-Sh.!T Stl 68 69
9U I do pr . 93 85%
89'/, South i'aciHe. 83', 83%
9 ?So Per P. Sug ISO 180
72??I do pr .IG0 110
l04%:Southeru U li 23'.'4 23%
60 1 do pr . 59 81
42% Standard Mill 99 102
100 I do pr . 78 81%
55 Istudebakrr ... 41% 41%
67%l do pr . 75 94
9l'/,Ls_ut_ Motora.. 43 45%
160 [superior Steel. 41'/, 42'/,
110
Cuba Cane Sg 313,?
do p?? . 8. %
Doer? Co pr . 92
Pel i_ livid .106%
1- la A W . . 102
Hen A U O pr 8
Horn? Mines . Vu
Detroit Kdls .104^
l)!_t Seo . . . 61s?
Du S Sh A A 2%
do pr . 4%
Elcc Stor Bat 47
Elk Horn Cl 26
_ do Pr,. 37'/,
Erie. 151/,
do 1st pr . 31'?,
do 2d pr .. 21%
Fed M A Sm 10
do pr . 30
Fisher Body . 31
do pr . 82
Gast William- 34
Gen Chemical. 170
do pr .100
Gen Cigar .. 42
do pr . 91
Gen Elec _148
Gen Motors .. 123
do nr . 81
Goodrieh B F 43
?do pr . 99% 100
firanby Mlnng 76 78
Gt North pr. 8_%
Gt N Or. subs 32
Greene Con C 41%
Gulf Mo A
do pr
95
Ul I Tex ]_
95 ?T.. A P Land. 130
108 ?Texas Co ...151
105 ?Third Avo KK 19
8%ITUIo Wat Oil 189
aValTnh Prods . .. 59'a
105 ! do pr . 93%
62 I Toi St la A W 2
5 I do etfs .... 4
8 I do pr . 5
52 I do ctfs pr . 9
20._lTr A Williams 37%
47 'Twin City R T 42'/4
16 1 do pr . ? 125
31%-Undrwd Type. 109 102
23.il do pr .104% 10(5
12 Inn Bas * l'a "9 80
33 ?Union Pao ...121
37 I do pr . 70'/s
39
42
121 "/a
71
42%
91
113
34'/i I United Cigar . 90'/,
180 do pr ....1.83
103 United Drug . 70
44 do 1st pr .. 48'/.
100 I do 2d pr .. 77
149%! United Fruit . 126
l24'/a!t:iNPaper Brd 21%
8l%?l?nl__d Ry Jnv 9%
45 I do pr . 18V,
?U 8 C lr Pipe 15% _
78 I do pr . 43 46
90 IliS Express . 15% 16'/,
32% U I! Ind Aleo. I3_% 133'/.
42 do pr . 95 97
10 ? ?US ItHy A Im 14 15
pr . 30V, 38%!U S Rubber . 5.',?
88 1 do 1st pr . .103'.
? ?U S Sm A Ref 4C'a
160 I do pr . 42% ..,,
42%IE S Steel.107% 107%
43 do pr .IIOV4 IM
75 I Utah Copper . 80 80',?'?
SB lUtah Sec Corp 12% 14
10%IVa Car Ch .. 48% 48%
56%) do pr .106V, 108%
53 (wabash . 8% 9
8% do pr A ... 41 '-42
42 I do pr B .
Wells Fargo .
West Mary'M
do 2d pr
West Pacido
28% I West Pao pr .
IOO%i\Vest Un Tel.
40 IWstr.gh?? Mfg.
62 1 do 1st pr ..
100 Wilson Co ..
29 do pr .
93% Wheol ALB 8%
5J%| do pr . 19
5 ?White Motors. 40%
Willys 0.crld. 19%
do pr . 80
WIs Central .. 35'/,
Woohvorth ....113
do pr .114% 116
Wrthgtn P&M 48'/, 49 V
do pr A .. 86'/, 90
do pr B ... 66% CO
Gulf State Stl 86%
I do 1st pr . 96
do I'd pr .78
Hns & Barker 41%
Hartman Corp 42
Homo-take .. 65
Illnois <.'_n .. 95'',
In'cr Agri .. 13
. do p.- . _ij
Inspira Copp . 52
Inter-Cons Cp 8
do pr . 41 '/,
Int, Har. N J.128%
do pr .I0g%
Inter Harv Cp 62
do pr . 92%
Int. Mer Mar 28
do pr .100
Inter Paper.. 39
do pr stpd
do pr ...
Inter Nickel
do pr ...
Inter Salt .
Iowa Central
Is I Or Coal.. ?
Jewell Tea ... 33
do pr . 89
K CFtSAM pr 55
K City So pr 51%
Kelly Sprgfld. 45
do pr . 76
K.ls.y Wheel. 28 _
-V
60
80
28'.
89%
51
2
12!)
100
38
91
63
54
46%
87
35
48?>S
80
128
22
10
19%
57 "a
105",
41%
23'/,
?4%
25
19%
4_%
62
63%
57
92
43%
67%
64
99
9%
22
41%
20
82
38
115
Curb Market
Noto.?Tha Tribune assumes no responsi?
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Friday were reported as follows:
? industrials
Kales.
25000
200
200
_00
1200
SOD
3600
825
200
8 S
.100
2100
?ri?
500
1000
600
105
200
4000
500
2000
2870
1..00
TOO
1300
5000
Open.
?Aetna F.xplos. 14%
Br-Am Tob reg I6I/4
Burns Bros lc?. 25'/'2
9
1'/a
Car wen Steel
'Cuprito-Es Sul.
?Cuprite Sulph.
Ctirti.s Aero. . .
?Eeatern Vend.
Emerson Phon.
?Gillette SafR..
?Hall Signal.. .
Keystone T & R.
?Lake Torp Bt.
Marconi of Am.
*Maxim Mum. .
?Poulson Wirel.
?Scripps-Booth.
"St Joseph lad.
Smith Motor Tr.
?Standard Mot.
Sub Boat V t c
?Thioircn . 45g
?US Aeroplane. 2%
?United Motors. 247;,
IT S Steamship. E-%
?Wr-M Aircraft 10/4
35
5 Va.
2'/2
93
6
19%
5
8%
1.
12.2
15
.15'/4
1.8
131/2
173,1
High.
1534
16'/4
26
9/a
1_4
38 fa
5'A
2/2
94
0?/4
20
51/4
3%
vt
13. 8
15
15'/ 4
1%
13'/2
181/4
25 ?.4
634
10%
Low. Last.
I43 s 15'/4
16' 4 I6I.-4
25'A 26
9
V>
ua
35
5
2.2
93
6
19.2
5
3%
V.
12
15
0! 2
1A
%
36
2'/-.
94
Wa
19%
3%
13'%
15
151/4 151/4
1.3 17/a
13 13
17'j 18
4% 4%
2% 2%
24</2 24'/2
65'3 63.4
10''4 IOI/4
Standard Oil
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
53 ?Prairie O & G. ? 524 515 517
10 *S W Penn P L. ? 93 93 93
45 ?Stan O (Ind). ? 635 ?823 635
75 ?Stan O (N.J.) ? 555 549 555
_7 ?Stan O (N.Y.)" -* 276 274 276
Other O? Stocks
Open.
22
9
23.1
63'/
4
Sales.
200 ?Allen Oil
G500 *. Am Vent Oil 16
2500 ?Barnett O & G.
loon *tBost-Wyo Oil.
700 *Cosden & Co.
1800 *E O&G (a vr)
8(>..0 ?tEs Oil Corp.
1400 ?Federal Oil...
?1500 ?Glen Oil . 3%
2000 ?Han O & Rf.. 3'/.
S0O0 ?Houston Oil..
10000 *Irf| O & Tr. ..
3800 Ken Oil (? pr)
5011 ?Kinney Oil . .
1500 ?Mer Oil Corp.
2000 Met Petrol ... %
5000 ?tMidwest Oil.108
300 ?do pr . 1A
955 ?Mid RoC .113
900 ?Min \V Pet . 3' '
500 *tN Y Chino O 43 '
500 *N V-Ok Oil.
2000 *fN \V Oil...
4000?.Okla Oil...
1600 OI:l_. P & Ref.
1000 Okmul "J? & R..
3000 tOmar O&G..
7S0 ?Penn-K Oil . .
21000?tQucen Oil ....
6000 ?Rice Oil _
500 ?Sap O & Ref
1200 Seq O & Ref. ..
700 ?Stantort Oil..
20000 ?tTex O & Re? 85
20000 ?tTuxpam S O.. 4'/
1000 ?Un We_t O tr.. lX
510 ?Vic Oil, n s. 4-?
High. Low. Last.
15
22
V/2
i'i
10
23i
33-4
4'/?
7! \
Vs
9
2%
3->?
3
23
64
3
7'
53
33
67J/2 63','?.
' I* ??
23.
22',:
t? '?_
109 106
1.4 1 r.
115 113
314 2.?
44 43
10
?
%
1??a
i .
64 '"
3/2
714
5.4
33
5'/4
10
9?4
.4
1.8
98
4!4
1a*
4!4
' _
63 '
3
7
5._
31
5
9
?
85
4
V*
4Va
22
7^
9
234
33<4
4','4
22 </a
t.
108
1.4
114'. a
3
44.
63
3J/a
7'/'8
s%
33
5/4
10
93/4
fi
4
1%
4'/4
Mining Stocks
Sales.
2400 tAlas-Br Col M.
400 'l'Amer Mine?..
2800 *tAminaMta p).
1200 ?tAtlanta .
1100 Big Ledge C Co
18(100 fBost & Mont..
400 ?Bradsh Cop M.
1000 Batte Detroit. ..
1700 ?1 Caledonia . ..
1100 ?Cal & Jcrcme.
2000 tCaahboy.
200 ?CerSM&Miap.i
T5 'Coco Riv Min.
100 Con Ari? Smelt
loon Con Copper M.
400 'Con-Homestead
;i75 'Copper Vallcv.
TOCO ?rEl Salvador 3.
4200 ?Emma Con ..
loon ?RurekaCr Ml?.
150 First Nat Con.
:?iiii ? .Golden Rui? M
300 TCioldfield Con .
1000 'rGoIdfifld M_rg
t?'ii {???cla Mining
18000 'Hypoth M & M.
?500 *-. Intern.-.t Min.
?00 Mer-Pre?? Cop. ,
2100 Mi-11 Butler... .
nono ^1 ?hvty S 0111
" .1 lana Co(
Mnwh Mir-...
Sales. Open. High. Low. Lnat.
."/Oil ?Monster Chief. 7 7 7 7
8000 ?tMother Lode. 48 48'/? 47','. 48
1000 ?tNat Leasing.. 3'/2 4 3?a 4
1000 ?tNnt'Zlnc & Ld 27 27 27^ 27
500 ?tNevada Rand. 21 21 21 21
400 Nixon Nevada.. 68 68 68 88
300 ?Ohio Copper.. 1A 1V? ?-t. ?-h
200 "Onondaga Min. 21B ZV* 2*/a S7/B t
looo tProvinclal Min. 52 53 52 53
300 *Rey Hercules M 4', 2 4/. 4% 4'/2
IMiOtRex Con Min. 9 9 8'2 8'/?
200 ?Red Warrior M. % Sg % %
3500 tRocbenter Min. 49 43 48 48
1000 Se?orita Copper. y* 7? Vn 7n
l880.?Sllver Fissure S \J ?f }J }3
I 100 ?Silver PI Con. 73 73 73 73
700 Standard Sil-I.d. ,V T7* A ft
1500 Stewart . ,?, ,T, ,', -7.
1000'tTroy-Arizona. 17 17 17 17
225 United Eastern. 3U 311 3'/2 3'/2
500 ?.Ward Min&M 4 5 4 5
2500 tWest End Con 85 86 84 85
1..00 White Caps Mia % 43 % .}
Bonds
Sale. (000 omitted). Open. High. Low. Last.
..11 'BeLh St 5s 2-y n 98% 983/,, 98'/4 98'/4
150 ?Can Gov 5s .... 9G',;, 96'/, 95. ? 957,?
.--. *Kiic R R 5s 1010 97 97 97 97
1 ?Gen El 6_ n '20.1007,;, 100''a 100?.a 1007?
"Sale? ,000 omitted). Open. High. Low. Last.
2 ?Phila Ele<r 6. . . 99 99'/3 99 99'/8
15'Whse El Ry 6_. 99% 99% 99% 99%
?Unlisted. tSells cents per share.
Consolidated Exchange
[Unit of trade or. this exchange. 10 share..)
Transactions and prices yesterday for th?
more active ?hares follow :
Sales. Open. High. Low. L*_?t.
f.00 Am Can .47. s 48V8 46'/2 4634
51<i Am H & L_ 13*8 1478 13% 14^
1530 Am Sum Tob. ..135' , 1441/, 133'/8 133'5
1200 Anuconda Cop.. 66-14 66*4 65i/2 65'/2
4560 Baldwin I,oeo.. 94% 94% 911/2 92
1520 Reth St.el B.... 87?fc 88 8? 85'/4
1!< fiOCol Fuel * I... 52',s 54% 51. a 6l'/2
lOliO Crucible Stee!.. 69'/, 69% 67 87'/2
2520 Dia Sec . 62',$ 64?-'2 61% 61 *a
1980 Int Mer M pf. .102 103'/4 100 100'/2
525 Mid.rJe Steel... 54'.4 54'/2 53! 4 53'/t
1540 Reading . 88 f.3 86'/2 8C%
580 Rep Iron & S.. 89'/k 89'/2 87 87
720Tenn Copper... 18% 19% 18'/, 18'/2
1750 U S Ind Alcoh.135'/4l37'/a 134 134(4
C1990U S Steel.110. 8 110% 107% 107%
BONDS
$1250 Liberty 3;.s . . 98.96 98.96 98.98 98.36
1150 do 1st 4?.... 94.82 94.82 94.82 94.82
1800 do 2d 4?.94.78 94.78 94.70 94.74
Commodities
I ndust rial
Cotton
Prices fluctuated violently in the cot-!
ton market yesterday. Reports of an |
improved trade demand were followed ,
? by a sharp advanae which was led by
i July. That delivery sold up to 24.32,1
| or 87 points above Thursday's close j
|and 125 points above the low level of'
, Thursday afternoon. The more urgent i
. demand then appeared to have been:
: supplied, however, and the market was
! unsettled in the late trading when
i sentiment seemed to bo influenced by
weakness in the stock market, attrib
j uted to reports that legislation provid
! ing increased revenue would be neces
i sary at this session of Congress. July
! closed at 23.79, with the general W_t
! closing steady at a net advance of 1
i to 35 points.
The market opened firm at an ad?
vance of 5 to 42 points on overnight
buying orders. After they had been
executed prices lost 30 or 35 points
under selling, encouraged by the favor?
able weather map, but trade interests
were buyers on a scale down and prices
soon rose again on covering. The
| strength of near positions in New Or
I leans and reports of an improved spot
' demand seemed to cause July short..
! nervousness and for a time covering
'. was very active. New crop deliveries
! sold 49 to 54 points net higher, but
; met increased offerings at this level,
with October breaking from 23.44 to
; 22.85 in the late trading. The close
i was 30 to 35 points net higher on the
| old crop ^pd 1 to 14 points higher on
i new crop positions.
A private crop report issued during
j the afternoon was in line with an
; earlier weekly report as to acreage.
j indicating an increase of between 2
j and 3 per cent. It placed the condi
i tion at the ten-year average of 79 per
I cent, however, compared with the pre
I vious report of 82.4 per cent, which
! may have been a disappointment to
; recent sellers.
Reports that several corporations en
j gaged in the cotton business had been
, seized by the Alien Property Custodian
! attracted much attention, but it was
? the opinion in the trade that no large
! amount of raw cotton was involved.
j Except for the hundred bales that are
i to be sold here on June 1, no alien
j owned cotton remains to be sold in New
| York. It is understood that there will
? be sales at some other Eastern points,
? but only small lots. The feature in the
; Southern spot markets was the Houston
I market, which reported an advance of
, 135 points with sales of 2.157 bales.
i The Houston market had been rela
! tively low and there were several wires
; from the Southwest during the day re
i porting an improved demand. Exports
! for the day were 43,503 baies.
Yester- Day Year
day. before, ago.
?Cash . 27.30 26.45 21.95
Contract:
I May . - 23.35 21.61
?July ..;.22.87 22.86 21.27
?October . 22.82 22.76 21.36
?December. 22.82 27.76 21.38
! January. 22.74 22.65 21.56
Sustenanc e
Cereals
Wheat.?Recent reports on the con
i dition of the growing wheat crop have
i been so favorable that the trade is
I beginning to feel that any change in
] the situation will of necessity be of a
! less promising nature. If the crop
! goes through to harvest without more
j than the usual amount of loss, the
(chances arc very bright for a yield such
j a3 has seldom been experienced. If
I this occurs it is hoped that some of
I the restrictions in regard to the han?
dling of wheat and flour will be re?
moved. The food administration, how?
ever, has expressed the opinion that
America will be called upon to feed
Europe throughout the duration of the
war, and, if the yield proves a large one,
it is thought that exports will increase
in propostion. especially if the tonnage
situation makes the rapid strides in
the way of new construction now be?
lieved probable. The movement of
wheat at primary points was again
small, and little improvement is ex?
pected until new wheat is ready for
shipment.
Corn.?The corn market was stead?
ier, closing %c to IVic net higher. The
j advance was due largely to covering,
and was doubtless the result of some
overenthu3iasm on the selling side on
Thursday's sharp break. The market
was narrow, and'consequently subject
to feverish fluctuations both days with?
out much regard to the nature of the
news. Weather conditions were gen?
erally favorable, but heavy rains oc
i curred in Iowa, and clear warm weather
' is now desired, to enable farmers to
| finish planting and to give the plant
| strong and vigorous growth. Cash mar
! ket3 in the West were steady, and this
i was reflected in a sharp upturn in
the June position, which showed the
greatest weakness on Thursday. The
Eastern situation was not materially
improved, and local cash merchants
? said that it was very difficult to make
' sales in any position.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
'Corn. No. 3 yellow. 1.81 % $1.80*4 ?1.78
! Chicago:
'June . 1.381a ?
July .? 1,40, ? 1.39% 1.52
Oats. -The cats market was nervous,
\ but prices rallied from an early de
', dine and closed only slightly below
? the top, with net gains of -.ac to ^c.
? The cash demand was not materially
j improved in the West, while the East
? crn situation was unsatisfactory. Bx
! porters wove showing lfttle or no in?
terest and raid requirements for June
i shipment would be very small. Re
. ceipts at primary pointa were mod
| otate, bu. it was thought probable that
i the movement may increase some in
i the near future.
Yesterday's Previous Year
? Ne./Ycrk: close. clos? .ige.
i Corn, No. 3 white. .31'/? 81'? 72
Chicago: ,_ _ ? -
i May .75% .75 .60',4
| July .? .66?4 .8?"8 .83.?
j Rye.?Market quiet.
? , YeaU .day's Previo;:? Yaar
! _ N*w York : close. .lose. ?jo.
? Cash. No. % West. . .$2,11 $2.12 12.50
Flour and Meal.?Quotations were:
?. v Y?'day's Previous Year
i _,.Ncw_*??"*: close, close. ago.
,,'?;. M,nn-. "VS. pat. .11.00 $11.00 $14.00
Rye flour, choice. 11.25 11.23 i2.?3
, Commeal, yellow, gran. 4.C5 4.33 ?8.70
1 'Kiln dried.
Produce Marketa?-Current
Butter.?- Receipts wore 7,415 pack?
ages. Creamery, higher than extras, :
per lb, 44%@45c; extras (92 score), j
44c; firsts (88 to 91 score), 41%(S ?
43%c; seconds (83 to 87 score), 37@ j
?lie; thirds. 35@36c; creamery, unsalt- !
ed. higher than extras. 46Ca46%c; ex-j
tras, 45<V? 45%c; firsts, 42%@44%c; \
seconds, 39@42c; State dairy, tubs,!
finest, 43%@44c; good to prime, 41@
43c; common to fair, 35(''.'40c; renoval -
ed. extras, 38@38%c; firsts, 3<J%@
37%c; lower grades. 32<Jz 35c: imitation
creamery, firsts, 33%(<'34c; ladles, cur- I
rent make, firsts, 31@32c; seconds.
:.0c; lower grades, 28@29%c; packing
stock, current make, Nq 1, 30c; No 2,
29c; lower grades, 27@28%c.
Cheese.?Receipts were 6.786 boxes.
State, whole milk, flats, held, specials,
colored, lb., 25@26c; white, 24%@
25c; average run, colored, 23%.324 %c;
j white, 23@24c; fair to good, 22(?22%c;
| lower grades, 16@21c; fresh, specials,
i colored, 23c; white, 23c; average run.
| colored, 22.4c; white, 22%c; lower
! grades, 20(a.22c; twins, held, white,?
specials, 23%(o.24c; average run, 23c;
fresh, specials, 22%c; average run.
22 %c; single daisies, fresh, 24(5,?
! 24%c; double daisies, held, 25<^25%c;
' fresh, 24c. Wisconsin, whole milk,
! fine to fancy, twins, held, colored,
; 23@24%c; white. 23@24c; fresh. 22?4
! (<?.22%c; single daisies. he?, colored.
; 25@25%c; double daisies, held, col
i ored, 25@25%c; white, 24@24%c;
? fresh. 24c; Young Americas, fresh,
22%@23%c. State, skims, held,
twins and flats, specials. 18@19c;
? fresh, flats, specials, 17@17%c; prime
? to choice, 15%(al6%c; twins and
| cheddars, specials, 17(5 17 .?c; prime to
i choice, 15%@16%c; fair to good, 11@
| 15c; lower grades, 5@10c.
Eggs.?Receipts were 28,047 cases
? Fresh gathered extras, per dozen, 36%?
i 37c; storage packed firsts, 34%@36c;
I regular packed extra firsts. 34%(r?;35c;
! regular packed firsts, 32%@34%c; sec
j ondf! and poorer, 28@32c; fresh gath
! cred dirties, No. 1, storage packed, 29
I ('i.29%c; No. 1, regular packed, 28% @
? 29c; No. 2 and poorer, 26i/28c;
'. fresh eathered checks, p:ood to choice,
! dry, 26(f/.28c; under grades, 15?25c:
; state, Pennsylvania and nearby West
j ern hennery whites, fine to fancy, 39Ca;
| 41c; ordinary to prime, 36f<?38e; gath
' ered whites, ordinary to fine, 36(?.38c;
j Western and Southern, gathered whites,
! 35@37c; state, Pennsylvania and near
[ by henery browns 38@39c; gathered
. brown and mixed colors, 33@35%c:
| duck eggs, 29@42c.
Orchard and Field
Yest.rday. A year aso.
?Pea-. Scotch_$12.25?12.50 $13.50? ?
Bean., marrow,
choice, 100 1b. 13.75? - - 16.75@17.00
Potatoes.So.n.bbl. 5.00_3 6.00 *5.0O@11.00
i Apple?, Bald, bbl 4.00? 8.00 3.50? 7.50
Grapefruit.Fla,bx 2.00? 5.50 4.50? 5.00
; Oranges, Fla, bx 3.0^? 8.50 4.25? 3.10
"Florida, new, bb!.
V
Hay and Straw
Yesterday .\ year ago
(Per ton.) (Per ton.)
? Timothy No. 1,
large bales.. $28.00 ?30.00 $22.00@23.00
: No. 1 clover mxd 23.00<3> 18.00@19.00
i Rye straw. No. 1 17.00@13.00 15.00? ?
Fresh Poultry?Dressed
Turkey?.?In barrels, dry picked,
\ young t.oms, average best, 30@31c;
j young hens, average best, 32@33e;
?poor, 25>/5)28c; old toms, 30@32c.
Chickens.?Fresh barrels, dry packed,
? Philadelphia and Long Island fancy
i broilers, 3 to 4 lbs to pair, 90c; Phil
; adelphia and Long Island squab
i broilers, 2 to 2% lbs to pair, per
j pair, $1.50(5 $1.75; fowls, fresh boxes.
i dry packed, Western, 48 to 60 lbs and
! over to dozen, 35c; 36 to 42 lbs, 33?
? 34c; 30 to 35 lbs, 32@33c; in barrels,
I Western, dry picked, mixed weights,
83(5.34c; in barrels, iced, dry picked,
? prime, mixed weights, 33c; scalded,
i prime, mixed weights, 32c; old cocks,
' fresh, dry packed, barrels, dry picked.
No. 1, 27c; scalded, 25@26c; spring
I ducklings, Long Inland, lb 42c.
Squabs. Prime, white, 6 to 10 lbs. and
? over to dozen, der doi'.en, $2.75(5 $7;
; dark, per dozen, $1.50@$2; culls, per
j dozen, 76c<? $1.
? Live Poultry
I Broilers.?Colored, via express, 65<V7>
I 75c; white leghorns, via express. 50.7
j 60c; broilers, mixed colors, via fr. ?ght,
i per lb, 60@65c; fowls, via freight or
| expr?s., 28c: old roosters, via freight,
21@22c; turkeys, via freight, 20c;
' ducks. Eastern, via freight or express,
? 25c; pjeese, via freight or express, 17c:
i sruineas, per pair, via freight, 85c(?>'
I SI: live pigeons, per nair, via freight,
? iOrh?Qc.
Coffee, Sugar and Tea
. Current A
price? ye?'
For cash: , i.entej. ago.
Tea, Formosa, per lb..29 ^5 -?
Sugar, f.ranul?ted, per lb. 7.45 7^0
Coffee, Jilo No. 7, per lb.6.i 10*g
Coffee Futures.?Scattering liquida?
tion was in evidence in the market yes?
terday, but the offerings weis li?rht and
prices ruled generally steadv on trade,
buying, supposedly to cover hedges.
Opening prices were unchanged to 1
point lower, with the market closing at
a net advance of 1 to 3 points. No
fresh offers were reported in the cost,
and freight market, with indications
pointing to nractically unchanged
prices. Clearances from Brazil have
been rnther larger than expected re?
cently and the amount afloat has in?
creased, while mild coffees have also
been moving quite freely. Prices in
futures, however, have worked far
enough below maximum figures to ac"
as a check on selling, and the liquid?,
tion of the last several days nrobabl.
has left the market in a steadier techni?
cal position.
Yesterday's A year
Contract : clo?e a?o.
May .i..00@8.04 8.16?8.18
July . 8.08@8.10 8.22?H_24
September . 8.26@8_27 8.31?8.32
December . 8.43?8.45 8.43?8.45
Cottonseed Oil Futures.-Trading in
the market yesterday v.as again lacking
and prices were entirely nomina!. In
the cash position there was little new
development, but prices were steady.
? . ?
Livestock,? Meats, Provisions
Following are yesterday's prices, compared wHl?
those of a year ago:
Yesterday. A yssx a_.
Li?e .leers. beet,
100 lu .SU. I. g?. 17.6. SI 1.20 ?$12.00
D ?>? __-d beef.
sides. Jb.22 8 .25 .15 J? .17'',
Live reals, best. '
100 lb.U.-0 @ I6.7S 12.00 i? 14.50
Dressed ? e a 1 j .
city, "i .I_'.__? _5 .1? ?% .22
Uve ewes, no il.. 14.00 @ 14.25 10.00 (ft -
Lambs, fair '.o
briree. 100 lb. 16.25 ? 16.I? 18.75 ?? 19.50
DRMWd BUIUOO. U> -2C <$ .27 .19 fi .24
Dressed lajub.. lb ._7"i# .32 .28 & .32
Hogs. 100 1!. .18.60 @ - 16.60 ? -
Dr._scd hogs, ba?
con. ll> .25. _* .26.? .21 ? .21%
Mesa pork. bbl. .51.00 5 51.60 44.00 $ -
Moss bent. bW. 32.00 ? 33.00 32.00 @ 33.00
Lud. Mid. West.
lb .24.20 ?24.30 22.2S ? 22.35
BUSINESS CARDS
? DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
"t?ol.DESKS.
Office Furniture
in great variety
o t slyle and price
?. 6, SELLEW
US FULTON ST.
New York.
CARPET CLEANING
CASETO-- CARPET CLEANING COUPANT. ?
Clea 4 by compressed air. titean), band or on
floor. Ill E. ?lSth it. COE & UfLAXDT. Tei-phoos
132?3 th.
DIAMONDS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD for cash: ?dries
free. BENNETT, ITS Eroadway. third floor.
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i file?? County of New York. NOTICE is here?
by given to all persons having ?.-lain.?.
i against James Xuir. late of the Countv of
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at their plac?? of transacting business, at
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Dated, New York, the 9th day o? ifav
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WALKER, WILLIAM HALL.?IN PUR.
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