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Active Securities
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
to Railroads.
f0 Industrials .
jO Stocks .....V.78.1..
Yester?
day.
70.35
83.00
in Railroatl?. 78.73
J? Industrials . 90.95
6 Utilities .
2J Boruis -?.
. 83.30
84.53
Stocks
Pay
before.
70.55
S3.60
78.38
Bonds
78.75
90.93
83.30
84.53
Year
ago.
80.80
89.37
86.24
86.93
94.17
93.56
91.15
Range, January 1 to date.
1P1S.
High.
71.20
85.17
79.59
81.83
91.82
89.02
86.23
Low.
66.12
73.37
70.30
78.55
87.40
82.96
84.48
m
8935
97.40
91.24
93.80
95.80
101.48
96.52
1917.
h. Low.
78.55
84.45
84.70
86 67
94.05^
9312
90.53
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
Stocks
Year
Day
Yesterday, befor?.
jUilmds. 34.700" 47,800
Sher stocks.458.500 563.5GO
S stocks .493,200 611.300
January 1 to date.
ago.
33.300
105.400
438.700
Bonds
1918.
10.158,300
70,618.600
80,776.900
Yesterday, Day before. Year ago.,
i s. government_$5,358.000 $3,504,000 $3?I8,000
?liiMadl . 423.000 395.000 541,000
Other bonds . 1,315.000 2,374.000 1.030,000
l-{ bonds . 7,96,000 6,273.000 1,919,000
1917.
12.287.500
98,786,400
111,073,900
January 1
1918.
$546.583,000
82.006.000
199.761,000
828,350,000
I?016.
15.261.500
76,298.400
91,559,900
to date.
1917.
$30,859,000
176.256,000
342.052,000
549,167,000
(By The AsuociaUd Frese)
Stocks paused in their upward course yesterday, although the war;
news was again largely of a character to promote bullish operations. Ad
vanees of 1 to 2 points in the first hour were not maintained, prices yield
fog later on realizing sales.
Public participation was disappointing in view of the greater optimism ;
manifested throughout the financial district. The firmer money market
also acted as a deterrent, with conflicting forecasts of to-morrow's bank ;
statement.
All the activity centred in the first hour's dealings, trading halting
frequently in the intermediate and later periods, when price movements
were most uncertain.
Business centred in about half a dozen stocks, led by United States
Steel, wh;ch recorded an extreme setback of 2 points and made only frac?
tional recovery.
Baldwin Locomotive, Tobacco Products, Bethlehem Steel, Corn Prod?
ucts, Mexican Petroleum and Marine preferred, almost in the order named,
constituted the other leaders, nearly all forfeiting their variable gains
of the forenoon.
, Sumatra Tobacco was again an erratic feature, but closced at an
advance of one point after having risen 3 points. Sugars, shippings and
pas shares were relatively firm, but rails were listless at nominal changes.
Strength of neutral exchange, restoration of the 1 per cent dividend
on Chicago Great Western preferred and further corporate financing
were among the financial developments of the day.
Another rise of 4% points in Paris 6s, which later reacted 2%, was
the only feature of the irregular bond market. Old United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Yesterday's Transactions in Listed Stocks
All stock?? quoted dollars per share.. Annual dividend rate, also in dollars
p?r share, is based on last regular payment.
Hich Low. Div.
1918
18
45%
65%
m
37
82%
96
84
60%
8/ 68' 4
11034 106
43' '8 25
20% 12
8?
35%
53
58%
42%
713.
13"/2
861 2
75
1918. Rate.
11 ?
25% -
49 6
fl/4 -
17% -
78 6
89'a 6
64 8
3458 ?
8
Sa'es.
300
700
200
3600
1900
Advance Kumely....
Advance Rumely pr..
Ajax Rubber.
Alaska Gold Mines. .
Alaska Juneau.
Allis-Chalmers . 3400
Am Agr Chem. 200
Am Agr Chem pr. 100
Am Beet Sugar. 100
Am Can. 2900
Am Car & Fy. 1900
Onen. Flieh.
17% 17%
Net
Low. Close, chge.
45
64
4
2%
34%
92%
941/2
68
481/2
86
451/2
64
4
2%
347-8
92%
941/2
68
48>/2
86
17
45
64
39a
2!%
34
92%
M/a
68
471/2
845?
17 +
45I/2 +
64 ?
3%
2'/4
34 ?
92% +
941/2 +
68 +
47%?
845??
50
Hi/a
38%
52
261/a
53: 2
116
145?
102
1C9:,.
60%
60%
31U
21%
71%
83
120%
65
101%
57
57%
95
1%
9o
94
1C6%
48 %
27%
134
12%
'??i ..
v-,'2
150
73%
35%
95
6038
8%
25
47%
79%
24%
65
76
17%
?"'%
54%
35
92%
95
1(15
45%
74%
33%
83
12%
10
64%
17%
35
41
33
53
153
158
50%
93%
34%
45
111%
45%
65
66%
S%
72
31%
109%
45%
31%
20
51
341/a
'84
73
58
98
1003.,
81
9:
44%
44%
20%.
12%
59 o
5
3%
7
10
7
8
5
5
Vz
Vs
%
Vs
VA
1%
'/4
1'/4
Am Car & Fy pr. 100 109% 109% 1093? 109%+ 2%
979
58
56'
?9
53
?5
6
10
72%
9C;
36
21
108
8%
16%
135
61%
2934
66%
4934
6
18' 2
37%
65' :,
18? 8
46
56%
14'%.
36%
34:%
28%
83
67%
99
29%
52
271/?.
10
10
Am Cot Oil. 900 42
Am Hide & Leather_ 2700 18%
Am Hide & L pr.. 900 80'%
Am Ice. 300 32%
Am Ice pr . 100 *49
Am lnt Corp. 100 54
Am Linseed. 900
Am Locomotive. 1700
Am Malt. 2000
Am Smelting. 2700
Am Steel Fy. 2670
Am Sugar. 600 112
Am Sumatra. 27900 127'%
Am Sumatra Tob pr_ 100 99%
Am Tel & Tel. 900
Am Wool. 1200
Am Wool. 1200
Am W Paper pr. 200
Am Zinc & Lead. 700
Anaconda . 11500
Atchison. 300
Atlantic G & W 1. 1400 105%
Atlantic G & W 1 pr... 20O 65
Baldwin Loco. 22700
Halt & Ohio. 1400
Bali & Ohio pr. 10O
Barrett Co . 100
Batopilas Mining. 100
Bethlehem Steel. 200
Beth Steel Class B. 16100
425/g
68
5
?0
74'%
93'%
603-8
60%
26%
19%
?*6734
85%
42
19
80'%
32%
49
54
42%
68?'4
5
80
75
112
129
99%
98'%
60%
60%
27
19%
67%
85%
4134
18%
79
32%
49
54
42
67
5
79'%
74
41%
18%
791/2
32%
49 -
54 -
42 -
67 -
5 -
791/a
74 -
1111% 111'/2 +
125 I271/2 +
99% 99%
96 9S ?
59%%5a%?
59% 59%?
Vz
Va
I/o
Vz
V/2
1%
%
Vs
'/?
26%
19' 8
67 ?
85'4
27 ?
19'%?
67 ?
85% +
IO5/2 104% 104%? 1/4
8
!%
Vs
Vs
Vs
\J
92%
55
57
1'/a
1?/a
85
84'%
65
92%
55%
57
1!%
1/2
85
841%
65
90%
54%
57
11%
1'/2
85
83'4
65 + 1
90%? 2'/8
54%- !%
57 + 1/4
1l/2
1'%
85 + 4
833; + i '?
6
33
14.
23'/8
2d
26%
34
1273,
106%
38
86
25'/a
38%
84
34
38
42%
63%
53
21
83
24'%
25'%
15?/a
41
29
89%
8 lie? h Steel 8th pr. 200 104'% 104'% 1?4'% 104-% +
6 -?-Brooklyn 1? T. 400 39'%
2 Booth Fisheries. 1300 27'%
10 Burn? Bros. 100 122'% 122'%
Vz Butte Cop & Zinc. 770 12% 12%
? Butte & Sup Cop. 200 30%
10 Canadian Pacific .,
5 Central Leather.
4 Cerro De Pasco...
12 Chandler Motors.
4 Ches & Ohio.
?'? Chicago Gt Western...
? Chicago Gt W pr.
4 iChicago M & St P_
7 H'hieago M & St P pr.
- Chicago U I & P.
6 Chicago R I & P 6% pr
7 (hi III & l1 7% pr_
Chile Copper .
4 Chino Con Cop.
3 Col Fuel ?Jt Iron. 1600
4 Col Cas & Klee. 200
7 Consol Gas. 800
6 Cont Can . 200
7 Cont Can pr. 100
Corn Product?. 16100
? Crucible Steel. 3P00
? tuba Cane Sugar. 3900
7 Cuba Cane Sugar pr.... 100
Denver & B G pr. 100
Dome Mines. 700
2 Distillers Securities_ 6100
? Frie. 600
? Erie 1st pr. 600
? Fisher Body. 100
Gaston Williams... 1100
Gen Cigar. 100
Gen Electric. 400 147% 147% 146'% 146'%
200
300 149% 149% 148!%
1600
900
200
300
200
100
1400
1300
1100
100
300
1400
700
Gen Motors. 1400 154'% 155
Goodrich B F. 700 47% 47%
V.\ Northern pr. 400 91 91
Gt Northern Ore subs.. 1100 33/2 33/2
Greene Con Cop. 600 43 43
Gu'f State Steel . 200 84'4 84! 4
Haskcll & B Car. 800 443/4 45
lnt Agricul pr. 900 60'% 60!%
Inspiration Copper. 2900 54' 4 54%
Interbor-Cons Corp.... 100 7% 7%
lnt Harv Corp. 400 64% 65'8
lnt Mer Marine. 1900 27% 27%
lnt Mer Marine pr. 12200 99' 4 100'%
lot Paper. 1100 37% 3734
lnt Nickel. 3400 31 31%
Kansas City So. 200 18'4 18'%
Kelly Springfield. 100 50% 50%
Kennccott Copper. 4600 33% 34!%
Kings Co El L & P. 10 90 90
154
46'%
903.,
33
43
84'4
44%
60
53'%
7%
64%
27"4
98%
37
30%
I8I/4
50%
3334
90
154'%?
47 ?
90%?
33 ?
43 +
841/4?
45 ?
60 -
53%+
7%?
65'% +
27I/4?
93%
37 ?
31 ?
18'% +
50%?
33%?
90 ?
8
%
%
%
High. Low. Uiv.
1918. 1918. Rate.
81% 7334 6
62% 55 5
20 12 -?
1071/a 101i/a 7
26% 17'/, ?
Lack Steel.
I.ehigh Valley.
Lee Rub & Tire.
Lig & Myers Tob pr_
Loose Wiles Bis.
Maxwell Motor.,
Maxwell Motor 1st pr...
Maxwell Motor 2d pr ..
May Dep Stores.
Net
Sales. Open. High. Low. Close, chgo.
800 84'/2
400 581/2
9C0 20
100 104
" 100 26'/4
Mex Petroleum.11600 IOP/2 IOI--4 100'% 100%
Miami Con Cop. 400 ^^^^^^^^^^^
Midvale Steel. 5200 52J4 52% 51% 52
Minn & St L new. 100 11% 11% 11% 11?
Mo Kansas & T. 100 5% 5% 5% 5?
Mo Pacific. 1600 24'/8 24!% 23% 24
Mo Pacific pr. 300 57% 67% 57?/2 67'/
National Con & Cable.. 80O 19'/a W/2 18'/2 187
Nevada Con Cop. 400 20'% 20% 20'% 20?.
N Y Central. 1600 72% 72% 72% 72
N Y N H & H. 4600 38'/? 40 38'/2 391
Northern Pacific. 200 88'% 88'% 88 88
Nova Srolia Steel. 100 59 59 59 59
Ohio Gas. 34CO 39 39% 38 38
Ontario Si/ver. 700 11'/2 11'/2 11 11
Pacific Mail rts. 328 % % % ?
Pan Am Pet pr. 400 94 94'/2 94 94!
Penn li It. 37C0 44 44 43% 43;
Peo Gas & Coke. 200 44 44'/8 44 44!
Pere Marq prior pr. 200 58 58 58 68
Philadelphia Co. 200 28% 28% 28% 28:
Pierce Arrow. 1400 39'/2 39'/2 39 39'
Pittsburgh Coal. 300 51!/2 51(/2 51'/2 51|
Pitts & W Va. 1100 35'/2 35(/2 35 35
Pitts & W Va pr. 100 79% 79% 79% 79:
Pressed Steel Car. 400 67'% 67'% 66 66
Rv Steel Spring. 3700 62'/4 62'/2 61 61
Rav Con Cop. 1900 24% 26% 24% 24*
Reading . 9G00 90 90 8S% 88
Rep Iron & Steel. 7700 *93'% 93'% 91% 92!
Rep Iron & Steel pr_ 200 100'% 100'/2 100 100'
Va
% '
%'
Va\
Vz\
%!
Va
!/4
200 142
100 165/?
160% 1361/2
21% 16
67% 48!/2
126/2 109%
7414 69
3'/8 Royul Dutch. 100 100
? Saxon Motors. .'.
? St Louis & San F_
? Seaboard A L.
? Seaboard A L pr.
8 Sears Roebuck .
2 Shattuck Ariz.j_
? Sinclair Oil. 1900 327/8 32% 31% 31%?
6 Sloss-Sheff S & 1. 200 63 63 63 63 ?
6 Southern Pacific. 400 83% 84 83% 83%?
? South P Rico Sug rts... 1160 5'% 5% 5/8 5%?
? Southern R R. 300 24% 24% 24 24 ?
5 Southern R R pr. 200 63 63 63 63 ?
4 Studebaker . 700 467'8 47 46/4 46'/4?
7 Studebaker pr. 100 84/a 84'/a 84!%* 84/8?
5 Stutz Motors. 100 40% 403/4 40% 40%-f
6 Superior Steel. 200 43/2 43/2 43/2 43'/2?
1 Tenn Cop Chem_.... 1900 20% 20% 19% 19%?
10 Texas Co. 2200 154 154 152'/2 153 +
? Third Ave R R. 700 19>4 19'/2 19% 19% +
6 Tobacco Products. 16100 67 67% 65% 66%?
10 Union Pacific. 1900 122% 122% 121% 122/4 +
4 Union Pacific pr. 300 71 71 71
4 United Alloy Steel. 200 40 40 40
8 United C'gar Stores. 4900 102'/2 102/2 101
8 United Fruit. 300 128 128 123
U S Ind A'cohol. 7100 126/2 127 125'
U S Rubber. 1700 63'/a 63'/4 62
U S Rub 1st pr. 100 104/4 104'% 104
%
+
16
S Smelt & Ref. 400 43'/2
S Steel.169700 108%
71
40 ?
1011/2 +
128 +
125% +
62 ?
104/4?
43/2
107%?
112% 108
7 U S Slee! pr.....
10 Utah Copper.
Utah Sec Corp.
4 Va Carolina Chem pr.
? Wabash .
4 Wabash pr A.
West Maryland.
7 Western Union Tel...
3%2 Westinghou.se Mfg...
? Wilson Co.
? Wheel & L E.
? Wheel & L E pr.
4 White Motors.
1 Willys Overland.
Washington P & M..
200
900
100
400
800
20O
3C0
400
1100
800
100
100
600
5100
900
43/2 433/8
109 107 1_
111% HI/2 111% +
8334 823% 823/4?
13 13 13 +
50/2 50 50 ?
11/a 10% 10%?
41 40% 40%?
14% 1434 14%?
86'% 86 86 ?
431/2 43 43 ?
62 61 61 ?
9% 93/8 9%?
20% 20% 20% +
43/a 423% 42% +
20% 20 2OV2 +
59% 59?/2 59%?
*Ex dividend.
??-Dividend on St. Paul common and preferred twice deferred and on B. It. T.
once.
U. S. Government Bonds
Friday.
Liberty 3>--b_ 99.66? 99.68
do 1st 4s. 94.50? 94.60
do 2d 4s. 94.00,.? y4.04
du 1st 4%s. .. 94.50.fl) 94.70
do 2d 414s.
do 3d 4'/4s.
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations) I
(Closing Quotations)
Thursday. I
99.60? 99.62 :
94.3?(oj 94.50
94.0_ (co 94.04
94.40? 94.50 ;
94.0-? 94.06 ,
95.9b? 96.00 1
93 icy ?
98 @ ?
993.2, ?i _
99-% ? ?
63 ? ?
63 @ -?
106% @ ?
106[*2 @ ?
B8 ? ?
98 ? ?
b5 @ --
85 ? ?
Anglo-French 5s
2,000.
0.000.
25,000.
5,000.
1,000.
13-3. uno.
15,000.
17,000.
27,000.
2,000,
93%
93%
93%
9.1%
93%,
93' ,
93%
931 '-.
93%
93'
City of Paris fis
10,000. 88%
10.000. 88
15,000. 873/4
22,000. 88
4.000
4,onn
21,000
5,000
!,000
,000
28,000. 93%.Dom of Canada 5s
500. 93-Vg 1921
87%
87%
87! 2
87
873?
87
cuu i, ?? ;o
rex, 1930.,
coup, 1930,
rea* 194G..
coup, I94G,
reg, 1925..
?il ?
93.'Jo? 94.00
, 95.9?@ 95.94
9?
? _
993% ? ?
99% ? ?
83 ? ?
83 @ ?
.106% @ ?
1,000. 93%
500. 93%
2.non. 93%:
1,000. 93%:
4,000. 93(aI
30,000. 933?
2.000. 93''a
60.000. 933/8
3.0(10. 93%
City of Bordeaux 5n
1,000. 933.4
coup, 11IJ5 . . 106?% ?
Pa i
Pan,
Pan,
Pan,
ici. rsg 98
"38. run 93
''.I, reg 85
'61. cou So
?
Range tor Liberty bonds
High. Low.
Liberty 3V?*8 . 99.66 99.60
do 1st 4s _".._ 94.60 94.20
do 2d 4s . 94.14 94.00
do 1st 4 \i 3 . 94.55 94.40
do 2d 4%s .94.14 93.96
do 3d 4%s . 96.04 95.88
(Sales)
U S Liberty 3*,2b |U S Liberty 2d 4s
Last.
59.65
84. j0
94.00
94.50
93.96
95.94
,001
99.62
99.60;
99,62
99.60
93.64
20,000
69,000
1,000
2J7 noa_
'87,uno. 99.02
5,000.
50,000.
1,000.
122.nun.
46,000.
13,000.
63,000.
5,000.
17,".Hi
15,000.
>8,000.
3,i)00.
50,000.
2,000.
94.04
94.02
94.04
94.02
94
.000
82,000.
1,000.
9,000.
10.000I_
10,000. 94
5.000. 933^
1,000. 93
6,000. 93i%
1,000. 93%
Lyons 6?
60.000.
5.(1(10.
5,000.
10,000.
30,000. 94
8.000. 94/j
1.000. 9334
2,000. 93
8.nun. 931/4
City of Marseilles 6s
City
941
94%
9412
94%
93%
93%
93%
94
94'/4
99.60! Total .$1,503,000
99.62,U S Liberty is 4-/4s
99.66
99.62
99.60
99.62
99.64'
99.62
99.60
4,000.
35,000.
::..1,
2,000.
8.000.
94.40
94.50 i
94.56 i
94.50
94.54
.nno.
3.000. ..
10,non..
4,000...
5 nun
7,01 0..
3.000..
2 000. .
93%
94%
94'/,
94'%
94
93%
933?
93'
8.000. 951/a
do 1926
6,000., 92%
do 1931
2.000. 91%
1,000. 91%
French Gov 5U>s
8,00(1_". . 98%
1.000. 98'-i
4,000. 983?
1,000. 98%
Jup 1st ser 4'-g
1,000_". . 87
do 2d ser 4'?.s
2,OHO_". . 89
do German stmp
5,0(iU. 80'%
5.000. 80'%
U K of Gt Britain
& I 5s
22,00(1. 993,4
4,000. 991?
61.000. 993%
do 5*...-. 1919
10.000. 97%
2.uno. 98'
23,000. 97%
5,non. 98
2,nun. 97%
! do new
7.nno. 99%
l 000. 99,1,3
2.00(1.99
do
2,000. 99 A
99%
5.000. 93 "|N
95%
953.,
95' g
95%
5,000. 94.50
25,000. 99.64 _ Total .$57.000
9,000.
12,000.
10,000.
5,000.
20,000.
40,000.
99.60; U S Liberty 2d'4%s
25,000. 94.10
40,000. 94.08
28 000. 94.14
99.62
99.64,
99.62.
99.64
99.60;
10.000.. .
City of Paris
25.000. . . .
8.mm_
1,000_
2.nno..
4.000_
20,000....
93',
89 I
893.?i
88
88'/
9,000.
??/?s 1921
4 000
6,000_
4,000_
32.000_
Y C 4L'.s 1963
5.000.101
lo 4%s 1900
5.Olio. 98
lo 4s 1959
1 nor,. 911/4
5.000. 91
???js 1954 Mav
1,000. 81 lA
do
Total .$341,000
U S Liberty Ut 4a
9,000. 94.20
1,000.
3,no.?.
2,000.
8,000.
21,000.
8,000.
lo/itll_
1,000. 94.52
6,000. 94.50
3,0 0. 94.54
94.30
94.20
94.40
94.44
94.48
94.50
94.00
94.50
49,1. .
L25.000. .,
7,000. . ,
50,000. .
1.000. ..
61,000. .,
77.(10". .
30,000, .
20,000. .
94.12
94.10
94.08
94.05
94.08
94.10
94.12
94.14
_ 94.12
18,000. 94.10
181,000.
600.
50.C.,
151,0 (0.
55,000.,
94.08
94.10
94.04
94
93.96
(Quotations.
Argentine flov 63 1920'Russ ext 5*?s 1921
96%? 97%) 53 @55
do 6s 1909 . jo 6 ?/?? 1919
83%@ 86 I 64 @ 56
Chinese Gov I'.y 5s I Manitoba 5s ?020
65'/8@ 58 1 95 ? 97' ?
Canadian 5s Aug '191 Mex gen 5s 1899
97 @ 97'%' 41 @ _
do 5s 1937 i do 4s 19'4
90%? 92 ! 30 @ -.0
City of Tokio R-, 1"!2'Montreal Citv 5s 1918
82 @ 82I/--I 99'-.? 100
Newfoundland 5s 1919
Cuban Re
do
Total .$958.000 j do 4%
.UoU
94.60 U S Liberty 3d 4%s
Total _
S Liberty
.$75.000
Id 4s
. . 94.061
87,000. 94.03
4,000. 9*1.06
18,000. 94.10
197.000. 94.12;
145,000. 94.14
288,000. 94.10
93,000. 94.08
30.Q00.. 94.0o
4.000. 94 04
8,000. 94.06
2,000. 94.0a
807,000. 94.10
3ti.Oon_,. 94.12
5.000. 94.14
62.000. 94.12
33,unn. 94.10.
4,000.. 94&S
82,000. 91.06
,000.
.1.
115,000.
2-ib 000.
193,000.
384,000.
:; (0 1 ?
67,000.
175,000,
96
96.02
96
95.04
96.02
96
95.93
95.96
95.94
95.92
991/4? 99%i 95 fg 97
A 1949 ! Nji-way 6
92 @ 93% 102 @103%
' Quebec Citv ?s 1920
94 ? D7
Quebec Prov 5s ?920
94 (S> ?7
Swiss gen 5s Mar 1920
10034@101%
16 82
^^ 80 i
Cuba 6a 191*
89'. ->?100(
internal Rus Gov r. U
93 @ 96
Railways, Other Corporation?
10. 95.90
21.000.
_ 95.92
G 000. 95.90
3.000. 95.S3
8.000. 95.90
2!.not). 95.92
35 000. 95.90
1.000. 95.92
48,000. 95.94
Total
.$1.924,000
Foreign Government and Mu?
nicipal Bonds
Alaska Gold M 5s
serie; A
1 000. 28
do series B
1,000. 25
Am Ag Chem deb 5s
8.000. 94'%
Am Smelting 5s
1,000. 88
Am T & T cvt 6s
full paid rex-eijits
1,000. 941,
do col 5s
4. nno.
do col 4s
87!
Am Foreign S
25.000. . /
5s City
? 97% i
! Paris f>s
.noo
88' 2
' 000. 80'
9,000. 80
Am W Paper 5s
2,000. 84'
Armo'i:' A Co real
estate 4%s
!,000.
83''4
Int M Marine 6s
5 UOO. 97%
52,000. 97%
Iowa Central 4s
? nno. 433;
K C Ft S & M 6s
1000.100%
? Kan Citv So 5s
1,000. 79
1,000. 73! ,
1.000. 79' -,
?Kan Ci?>- Term 4^
, I 1,000. 74%
; Lake Shore Ken .'I1 *
2.000 .... 7Z
8 do 4s 1923
2.000 . 85
? Ligsrett ? M 7s
V 1.000.111' ,
' do 5s
0,000. 90' ?
A T & S F gen 4s Ml-lvule steel 6?
..-?LQOO..81 1,000. 88/4
do adj 4? ?tumped ?dlnn ? St L ?1?
1,000. 74 15.000. 45'/?
lC.uuo. 74/4 M K & T lut 4b
do Trnn? Sh L 4a 1 000 . 6O/2
7,000. 7?/a do 2d 4?
Bnlt & Ohio rfif fis 10,000.. . . 30
0,000. 78/4 Mo Pac K?n 4?
3,000. B8'/8 '
2.000. 58/4
1,000. 58/8
Montana Power 6?
2.'j00. 89
N Y On deb Gs
10,000. 941/4
N Y Uyg rfg 4s
2.000.52
?lo adj 5? I
1,000. 24
N Y W u ISost 4%s
3.000. 63
000. 62'/a
5,000.78%',
2,000. 78?/4
6,000.78%l
do cvt 4Mt?
2,000.78
do Ki'i'l 4a
8.000.77'%|
do prior lien 3V.J
8.000. 86%
liult & O t?wn Vfcs !
1,000. 8?/a
Beth Steel ext t>?
1,000. 96
do l> tn 5s ^m
0,000. 81/j.lNorf & W con 4s
Bklyn Rap Tr 5 p el 1,000. 81%
notes 1018 I North Paciflfl 4s
22,000.'.97 S 2,000. 80%
1,000.97/2I do 3s
2,000. 97H? 2.000. 60
.1,000.974-4'?'acific G & B 5a
1,000.97'/2? 1,000. 79'/2
do !J3 li'enn Ken 4Vi?a
0,000.81%: 1,000. 883.4
Ceu Ga ron 5? 2,000. 88%
3,000. 85'%; do 4s 1048
2,000. 86%. 12,000. 84%
1,000. 87 I Pere Marq 69
Cen leather 5s 1,00?. 80%,
2,000. 94'/4'. 5.000. 80%
1.000. 94/2) 5.000. 81
Clnss ? Ohio con 5s i K?adint? zen 4s
5.000. 95%
do cvt Ob
5,000. 81/2
do cvt 4V??a
7,000.76
C B & Q ?en 4?
(i.000. 81 '/8!
do 111 4s |
82?/2;
0.0001_
1,000.83 '
R Ark <& L 4?.a
1,000. 661-4
St L Ir Mt & S ?la
Riv &. Gulf div
1.000. 70
St L ?S: S F 4s ?er A
2,000
do joint 4a
4,000. 94/4I
2,000. 94/8]
do registered
1,000. 93%
C Gt Western 4?
4,000. 68/4
1,000. 58%:
C M & St P cvt 4-Vsb
2.0O0. 76 I
32,000.76'/sl
1,000.76%!
do rfg 4M;s
1,000. 67/8
do 4s 19
.000.
.('00.
60
60
2.000)_
do ?nc t?s
2,000. 60
Seal) Air L adj 5s
0,000. 66
1,000. 56%
Sinclair Oil sf 7s
20.000. 91
5,000. 903,4
do stock warrants
2,000. 93'-i
50.000. 93"j>
16.?100. 93'/4
So Pacific cvt 43
2,000. 83'% 25,000. 79
C R 1 4 P rfg 4s I Southern Ry "
1,000. 67^1
6,000."._897-8
1.000. 89% '
1.000. 89'/2 '
do 4a
5.000. 82/2
2,000. 62%
Term R R Assn of
St
2,000. 67Ts|
5,000. 68
Chicago Union Sta
4V:-s Heriea A
1,000. 87%I
C & West Ind 4s I , ?..
4,000. 65%l St Louis 4?As
Chile Copper 7s I ? 1.000. 86
8 000 .... 107 Texas & P 1st 5s
Cleve S L 4%. I A?<>0. ?...?? 82'/4
5.000. 88 IThjrd Av adj 5?
Con Gas cvt 6s 1.000. 85'/,
2.000. 99/2 6.000. 35
Corn Prod 5s 1934 I Toi St I, & W 4s
2,000. 991/4! 3.000. 4t,3'<*
Den & R Gr con 4a !Tr City Ry & L 5s
5.000. 67%! 2,000. 92%
5.000. 68 ! Union Pac 1st 4s
Det Riv T 4%s I
1.000. 77
E T V & G con 5s |
1.000. 91/4!
Erie cvt 4s ser A
3,000. 48 !
do cvt 4? ser B
15,000.84/2
do cvt 4s
10.000. 83%
do rfg 4s
2,000.79
U S Rubber 5s
4.000. 79%
3.000.
do cvt 4s ser D
1,000. 63%!
Ill Cen 4s 1053 I
20.000. 737/?J
T ,. 2.000. 74/2I
Indiana Steel 5s
1.000.
1.000
48341 U S Steel sf 5s
3.000.99
61,000. 98%
2.000. 991 8
2.000. 987^
4.000. Q83?
^^^ 1.000. 98%
945^1 Va-Chem 6s
g4i/2| __. 5,000...... 96%
Intbo R T rfg 5s "i Wcst ?Mtrl? 5s ??
5.000. 81 L, ?V^V'^- 96
5.000. 803^1 West Pacific
1.000. .'.... 805V
2.000. 80%!
10.000. 82
Whl & \. E con 4s
1,000. 60
A'iams lixp .
Adv Rummy .
do pr .
Ajiix Rubber.
Alaska (,i>,a.
A..i.ir.a jim ,
Cha.m .
10(1. A?k.| bid.
OU'/j fcU'.ailiclsey Wheel. 2+
l?-V-o 17 I ?lu pr . 83
**',4 45 iKeo ADM. 3
62 M'/alKeu Cup _33%
3% 3-U? ?lo pr .?
'???/A lilugs ? o El L 90
?to pr
2',.
34
82%
Am li Not? . ii\,
?in pr . 40'/j
Am A? chem 92
?I'J pr . U4
Am lieet Su? 67%
?lu pr . to
Am Ur Shoe. 80
?lo pr .151
Amer Can ... 47%
?lo pr . 94
Am Car A l'y 85
do pr . ... tut)
Am Coi ton U ??!%
do pr .... 70
Aw bxpruss . 83
Am llhlu & L 18%
do pr . 79
?Amer leo .... 32
i. Co
55
^^^^ IU3
Lauka rituel . 83 %
Laeledo lias . 80
1, trie
.Pr
17',
do pr
4'J
Am lnt Corp 54
Amer Unseed. 41'/a 4?
do pr . 80 80'
Am Coco ... 87 07'
do pr . 97% 98
Am ^i;i.t .... ? b
?lo pr . 43 44
Am Shipbldg. I IS 128
Am fcSme.liug. 78'/? 7'J
-Jo pr .I05-.4 Iu5
do pr A .. 87
Amer Snuff . 97
?lo pr . 83
Am bteel Fy 74%
An.ifr Sugar .III
do pr .i09%
Am Sumatra 127',3
do pr . 83
Amur Pel A C 50
Am Tel &
Am
160V, 185
gh Valley 5dJ,
)?) Lee Itut) Ac T 19%
18 ?Lin it .Myers. 185
'5 do pr .104
?7%. Loose Wiles .. 20%
9b 1 do lit, pr ..82
85%. do ^?1 pr . . 69%
10 ILormaid, IM85 :
?"'/'a. ?lo pr .101
80 .Cools & .\ash.H3
UU Mackay Co .. 74
lU'/a do pr . 64'/4
Tj'it Maidiai lleaeli '/a
32^,.\U?hat K.ev.. 94
4al/alMathloson Alk 35
84?/2i .uaxwc.i .Mot, 2fl'/4
?*'-?. do 1st pr .. 5tt
80' 1 do :.d pr . . 22?,
67'/aiilay D?-pt Stra 52.4
98 1 do i>r . 98
8 .Mes I'etro ..I00H
44 1 do pr . B5'/a
?28 ?Miami Cou C 29^/4
'9',4?M?eli Cantral.. ?
.uldvale Si eel Sl^'o
'->' M il S I, ll?? Il
105 lJl Ks l> ?S.SM 87'/a
?ou ? do pr .100
74'/a do 1 1 _ 55
Hl% Mo Kaii? & T 5'/.
I?? , do pr . 8
128 Imo Pacifie .. 23',-4
100 1 do pr . 57?/a
80 Moni Tower . 87
96'/j! do pr .101
170
108
26'/4
Toh _
do pr new . 94
Am Wool... . 59'/j
do pr . 94
Ain \\ r l'a pr 23
Am ? ? L . IS
do pr . 50
Anaconda ... 67
Assets Keal . I',a
Asso Dry Ods. 15
do 1st pr
do ?d pr
Asso O?l . .
Au.-lilson ..
do pr
40
58' 4
85',
82'8
8'/4
At Hir ^^^^
Allaiitlc Coast 91
A (i & W I..I04
do pr . 63'/i
llaiilwui Loco 90-?a
(lo pr . 90
?ait ?c Ohio. 5I34
do pr . 55
Barrett Co . . !)2"2
?lo pr .101',.?
Batopl.as Min l"4
betli Su _ 8S
do ( lasa 11. 83V,
do ?tl) pr . 87
do S1I1 pr . 105
Bklyn II T . 39'/2
Bklyn In (la.-. 73
H001I1 Kish . . 26'4
liri>(Vii tShos . 67
do pr ..
Burns Uro
do pr ..
Brunswick
Huit ito &
Moms &. Kss 65
.NlLsl) & Chati 108
59'/4 National Aeliio 30'/a
84% Nat liiacult . 95
27 . do pr . 98
l9%|Nal CI Ai St 50
52 | do p.- . 98
67>/*. Nat Con & C 18??
7 |Nat En & Stp 52
18 | do pr . 95
64 ,j\-at U-ad ... 59
59% do pr .102
58 NKR Alex 1 pr ?
85'/2, do 2d pr .. 5'--4
t-3-,, Ncv Con Cop. 20
12 Va .N O T & M . 18
93 N Y Air lir 124
115 S Y Central, 72'j
65 '/4 N Y C & S L 14 '/a
90?/,
100 Va
53
57
94
1st pr
do 2d pr
; Y Dock
|N Y "L & W
103 N Y N II A- 11 39*
13, N Y 11 & W. 20'
121
.108'.
83%
94','.,
106
Norf k
pr
.183'
. 74'/
. 41
5 7 a/4
67', 2
IM
31
97',2
52 Va
100
59', a
130
72-?4
18
I7t?
10?.
pr
.100
CO
8%
40'/?
19'4
148
Hush Term
Hutte C & Z 12
ilutre A Sup 30
Buttoiick ..
Cal l'&i-klng
Cal Pptro .
do pr ...
Csl & Arli
Can South .
Can Paclric
Cate. J l pr 80
Car C & O . ?
do pr . ?
Cm oi N J..I95
Cont Foundry 34
do pr . 45
Centra: I/.-ath 68? j
do pr .. ..102
C ,?< 8 A Tel. 100
Cerro Do Pas 34'4
Chandier Mot 84' a
(h,-, .% Ohio. 58'j
Cttl & Aitun. 7'/a
do pr .... ?
Chi (it West 8
do pr . 24','a
Ch MAS P. 41 +,
do pr . 75
CM & Nwast 92*,
do pr .125
Ch II I & Pae 24
do 6 p c pr 634-,
do 7 p c pr 75
1 >f Ac Pitts . ?
C S P M & O 70
do nr .100
C c C A s L 30
do pr . 60
Chile Copper. l?>5??
ChUlO Com C 40',
Cluett Paabdy 43' 2
h w ... HO'/j
Col Fuel Ac I 47'4
Col Gas A G 33
Col A South. 21
North Amer
North Pac . . 887/,
?Nova Seo Steel 58
?Otuo l-'uel ... 40
(Hilo Gas ... 38
unitario S?t . I03/,
Oweu? Bottl 58
i do pr .107
Pacific Coast. 40
do 1st pr . . 68
I do 2d pr .. 55
Pacido Mail . 29',',
1 Pac Tel ?i T 20
1 ?lo pr .?
P Am Pet pr 94
I f'enil R 11 .. 437--?
1 Peor?a & Bast 4'a
1 I'eo Gas A C 44
I Pere Marq
I do prior pr
, do pr ....
Thill Co ...
IP C C A S L 50
Mull Co 34
14
57
36
28%
iPetl
93
38%
104 I
IC3 1
34'/, I
85' a i
57 -4
10
20
do 1st pr .
Pleroa Arrow
do pr ....
Pitts Coal . . 51'.4
do pr . 80%
P F W A Ch ?
Stl pr. . 91
& W Va 31%
do pr . 78%
Pond Cr Coal i3
Pressed Steal. 65%
,, do pr . 94%
24%;I'ub Senf N i 99
42 .Pullman Pal 112%
75'-4 Ry Stiel Sprg 61
93 I do pr . 98%
140 'llav Con Cop 24'/2
24',, Handing _ 88%
64 ? do 1st pr .. 37
75'4 : do 2d pr .. J7
80 ,llep Ir A Stl S.-2
100 I do pr .I00'4
P,0 IRoyal Duteh . 98'4
32 Saraga Arms.
63% Saxon Motors
I6%i.-l LA
100
38/4
7
do 2d pr
Comp 'i'*n
Coi
Ors
?'??? s Ci
Cous ??aj . .
Con hi Cal
Cont Can
do pr ....
Cont {ns . .
Vor:. Prills
do pr
Cr?'i Carre?.
Crucible
E L 98
84%
41
55
117
47%
33',?
22S
51
47
40
100
as
85',,
pr
98'. 4 101
50 55
.100',
40
do pr
Cuba A
.. i p'
1 Cub
U1'
Steel 65%
'i 1%
Sug. 135
. 55
S 3:%
. R0%
92
ane
160
Co rr
Del A Hud
n 1, j? iv
D A II r; rr 8
Dome Mines. 8
Detroit Kills. 103
St L Swest. .
'1') pr . 35
Seabrd Air L 7' a
do pr _ 19%
Sears ItoebeJt. 142
?' pr .116
Shan Aria .. I6','2
Sin ai- Oil . 31%
81os,-ShclT .. 63
do pr . 92
.. South Pai . 83%
II? 8 1'nr it Sug. 115
73 ? do p.- .100
South R R . 23%
d) pr . 61%
45H Standard Mil!. 107
111' ? do pr . 81'.,
55 81 idebajtar 46',
6 'i% ! ? pr ... . 82'4
91% SI Itz Motors . 39%
160 Superior Steel 42%
103 do pr ... .95
' ' , Cop Ch. 19'?
81 "a T-.x A Pae 15%
'14 T ,1 A Pae Ld !35
110 T, >?s Co ...152
Iti.' V Ird Ac^ li It ?9
7 Tide (Vater ISO
8'.? Tob r-oduct?. 861'?
104 I do pr . ?
100
73
8
12:
29
23'
BIO A?kid.l Bid. Asked.
Det Ont UK. BO HU ?Toi 8t h Wst 2 8
5<i'/, MIV4 do elf s - *'/? ?','?
4'/i do pr . ?1 ~
8'/, do c'Js pr .. 12 I*
56 Trui fc Will 37*4 39-X?
Dlst Sees . .
Du S 8 4 At
do pr .... 6'/j
Eleo ?tor B?l 53
Elk Horn CI. 25-V, 2 6'/-.?Twin City B T 40
do pr . 35
Erlo . ISH
(lo 1st p;
do 2d pr. .
teil M U am 10'/, ?4
p'l? Pr ,. 33 35 United Alloy 39 ?0
FLIier Body. 37'2 3?'/-,'f? ??1tevl Clgar. Itll'/t 101%
do pr . 91 92
Gast William? 30V?
. .Ludurwoud T. 104
. 18% do pr .. . ID2'/4
32'm 32%'Un Bag dt Ta 70
?ZVtiUaioo Vue ? ???-??
43
106
74
122'/.
do pr . 70'/, 72
Oeii Chemical. 170
do Pr . 99
Geri Cigar ... 46
do pr . O?
Gen Electric. 143
Gen Motor? .134
do pr . 81
Gomlrli-h B K 47
185
IC3
47%
do pr
Cuitad Drug. 69'.
do 1st pr .. 4?
do lid pr .76
I'nltod Fruit. 128
73
49'/,
78
130
99.'i,Unit Pa Brd. 2l'/j 22
lid's On Hy Invest 8'4 8%
l.r>5 I do pr .... 16 17
81% U 3 C Ir Pip 'S 'S'/?
47'/, do pr . 41 43'/,
<10 pr . ?7U l?0 I" a Eip _ 16'.- 10'/,
Oranby Min . 72 78'/,! C 8 lud Aleo. 125% 126
Gt North pr. 90", !H'/,, do pr ... 04 98
O N Ore sub? 32',', 33 TJ S 11.ty & I 13 14
Greene Con C 42V* 43% U K Buborr . 6l5i 62'/,
Gulf M & N 9 I2'/,| do 1st pr .103'/, 105
do j.r . 20 3844 U s Km & Bef 43 43Y?
Gulf State Stl 83'/, 63 | do pr . 43 44'.',
do Utpr ? IW'/alU S 6trol ...107V? 107'/,
Has A Bark. 44% 48'/, -Is pr .110'/, 111 Vf
liariman Crp. 42 40 .I'lsih Copper.. 82% 82V4
l?tiiol.1 Cent
Inter Agrl
70!, 30 |Ct ill
Crp 12'
, do pr . 59 6l'/,lVa Ir C & C 71
Insiiira Cop . 53% 53'/,,Wabaah .
lut r-Con "Crp 7
do or . 37V,
38'/
.. 10%
! do pr A .. 41
lo pr
50
ICS
73
II
4M',
25",
Int ilarv N J. 125% l27'/a|Well? Kargo. .
d<> pr .110 128 Weit Marv;d. M',, 15
70 do 2d pr . . 28 32
? I West Pacific . 21'/, 21
27%I do pr . 62
Int H?irv Cr?> 66(,
do pr .100
lut Mer M
do pr . y0% 98%jWest Un Te! S5 66
Int.T Paper . 36% 37 (W<*vt|.*ich,-.i]s . 42% 43
;pd. 61 62 do 1st pr ..60 64
Wilton Co ... 61'/, 62
do pr . 80
Inter Nickel . 30% 30",
do pr . 89'/, ? |Wh & L E
Inter Sail
90
9*4
Iowa Central. 3
In I Cr Coal.. ?
Jewfll Tea .. 33
do pr ... . 90
K C KS&M pr 65
Kails City Stil 17'/,
do pr .... 51
Ke'ly Sprgflld 50% 51
do pr . 82
do pr
64
5 IWhlte" Motors. 42
64 Willy? Orerld 20
38 ' do pr . 81
93 iWis Central
worth .,
62%
35% 37
16'
pr
87
I WorthiriKl-OJi
I ?In pr A
I do pr B
53
50V.
68% 69'/, \
Curb Market
Note.?The Tribune assumes no responsi
blllty for the accuracy or authenticity of ;
curb market quotations. Transactions and
prices yesterday were reported as follows:
Industriais
Sales. Open.
2000 ?Aetna Exp_ 12'%
500 'Burns Bros Ice 31
500 Chevrolet Mot..135
900 ?Cuprite Kulph. %
1000 ?Eastern V Co. 6**%
1800 ?Gen Asphalt.. 34
350 Grape-Ola. %
275 do pref. 1%
600 ?Lima I.oco_45'/,
200 N Am P & P. . . 2%
300 N Y Transp... 18%
300 ?Pa Coal & C. 32
1000 Sub Bt v t ctfs. 16'/,
1800 ?Thiogen. 5%
2100 U S L & H C. 2>%
2500 ?United Motors 32'/2
3800 U S Stmp Co. .. 6
1500 ?Wright-M A Cp 10'/4
High.
12'%
31
135
%
5%
341 2
\il
46'/4
2!4
19
32
16%
6
2'/a
32/2
6
10-*'8
Low.
11 Vz
30
132'/
%
o3A
33
lg
45'/,
?l
18'. 2
32
I6/4
5/2
o
32/4
5%
10 '/?
Last.
11%
30
132"/,
?4
5%
1%
46'4
2/4
19
32
16%
5%
2
32%
6
10'4.
Standard Oil
Sales. Open. High. Lew. Last.
18500 ?Antilo-Am Oil. 12'% 13 12/2 13
5 ?Ohio Oil Co. . . -- 323 323 323
7000 ?Pierce Oil Cp. 17'% 17% 17 17'/8
10*Std Oil (NJ) ? 528 523 523
45 ?Std Oil (NY). ? 277 275 277
Other Oil Stocks
Sales.
7500 *TAm Ven Oil..
5000 ?tAppalach Oil.
500U ?Barnett O & G
500 ?Cosden 4 Co. .
1600 ?Crys O (a pr) .
1000 ?Drillers Oil. . .
2000*tEsm Oi! Cor
300 ?Federal Oil...
1100 ?Glenrock Oil..
POO ?Houston Oi!..
5500 ?Imp Con Oil.
300 ?Int Pet.
2000 ?Island O & T.
600 ?Kinney Oil...
500 ?Merritt Oil...
2000 Met Pet.
100 ?M-C C O & U
301X1 ???Midwest Oil.
800 *Min Wells Pet
30000 ?tNorlhW Oil. .
2500 *tOkla Oil
12uO OUIa Pr <& R..
COOK Olcm Pr & K. .
540 ?Penn-Ky Oil. ,
4000 Penn Gasolene.
3800 ?Penn P & R..
2000 ?tPicardy Oil..
500 ?Red R O & t?.
1.1 ?Tlt.ee Oil.
1500 Seo O o: R...
300 ?Sinclair G C.
900 ?Stanton Oil...
1000 *tTe.\ O & R.
5000 *fTux Star Oil
900 ?Vie O nw stk
800 Way O & G...
Open.
16
High.
17
1%
A
6
2'/2
4'%
78
hi
14%
4/8
%
26'4
1?
7%
105
2%
72
2
7%
4/a
5
24
19
U
19%
1?
65
2/2
3'/8
3/8
6/2
1%
i 3
6
2/2
4 Vz
78
%
141/4
4/4
%
26%
1%
7%
106
2%
73
2
, 7'/2
4%
5%
%
fd
25
%
20
i?
20
He
70
2/2
3%
3%
Low. Last.
16 17
8 8
H
6V2
1%
6!?
1*4
4% 4'%
76% 76%
14':
4/
2534 26
714 7/4
103 104
2/4 2'/2
67
1/a
7%
3%
5
it
24
%
!7
%
19%
1%
65
2
3
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68
2
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4
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%
. A
19
ti
20
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70
2
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3 %
Mining
?sfTares.
3'.'(J0 ?tAm Mines.. .
900 ?Am T & T...
3500 *tAtlanta .
3400 B g Ledge Cop
1200 tBoBt 4c Mont.
3;i"0 ?TCaiedonia .. .
3600 ?Cal & Jer. ..
500 Canuda Cop . . .
1000 ?Cashboy .
2100 ?Cer S M ? M
100 ?Coco River M.
ti00 Con Ariz Sm.
201) ?Copper Valley.
500 Cresson Con Gd
1000 ?Denbigh Mines
TOO Dun-A C (a p).
G500 ?Emma Cons. ..
1500 ?Eureka C M Co
1000 tGoldfield tons
1000 ?tGoldfield Mer
3600 ?til G M (a pr)
(?25 Hecla Mining . ..
13500 ?fHy M & M Co
9000 ?tint Mines
3500 ?tJim Butler. . .
2000 "IKewanas ....
3500 ?tLib Sil (a pr)
260500 ?tLone S Cons
[OOO Louisiana Cons.
200 Mason Valley . .
6000 'Monster Chief.
3000 ?tMother Lode.
1S000 ?fNat Leasing.
3 00 ?tNat Zinc & L.
450? ?Ohio Copper. .
7200 ?Onond Mines..
7000 'Pacific Tungst.
1000 'Rex Cons Mng
300 ?Ray Here Mng
300 ?Red War Mng.
L 500 ?7Roch Comb. .
liOO Se?orita Cop.. .
3800 ?Sllv Eisa Silv.
2300 ?tSilvsr Pick.. .
10O Stand Silv-Ld..
2000 Stewart .
f,no "fSuccess Min..
400 ?Sup Cop M lap)
1750 Tonopah Boxten
11. * ??Tniy-Ari -'.nu
5000 Tuolumne Cop.
450 United Eastern.
10 United Gold M
?tono * rl ' S L&Z(ap).
2500 '-Ward M & M
1200 rWest End Con
3200 White Caps M.
20(10 W'i C Ext lap 1 .
Open.
40
3/
VA
54
46
1/1
Hi
51 ???
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40
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55
47
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1
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34 40
Vz
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2
%
18
2
20
3
45
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10
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4
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10
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7
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19
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7
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31
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Low. Last
99! 2 99/a
94 94%
90% 93%
92% 98%
94 94' *
bonda
Bales (000 omitted). Open. High
S3 -A T & T 1-y 6s 99% 99/a
"5 ?do 6a w i. . . . 94 94' 4
35 ?Bet St 5s 2-y n 93% 99%
30 ?do 7 p c '19 wi 98% 93%
30 ?.lo 7 o c "20 wi 94 94%
20 ?do 7 p c "21 wi 98''? 98%
25 ?do 7 p e 22 wi 97 97%
150 ?do 7 p c 23 wi 9t-;% 97
lu'ISriin R T new 7s 95'/$ 96
2 ?Can Pac 6a 1924 97 97
S ?Con Aril Sm 5s. 50 50
.-, *G E 6s 2-y n '19 99% 100
135 *Rub Gov 5 --..a... 4a 5/. 2
135 ?do 6%s . 50 55
30 ?Union Pac 6a wi 98% 99
98 .?
97'
96% 96%
95y* 96
97 97
50 50
99% 100
4B 55
50 55
98-Vi 99
?Unlisted. ?Sell cents a share. ;Cros^ed.
?Ex-div._
Great Western Dividend
Directora of the Chicago Great
Western Railroad Company declared
y, ?terday a dividend of ? per cent on
the preferred stock, payable August 15,
out of accumulated surplus. The last
dividend disbursement on th-> stock
was 1 per cent, paid in April, last year.
Certificates .Oversubscribed
Although no figures are yet avail?
able on the subscription!! to the last
S7SO.000.000 of 4% per cent certifi?
cates of indebtedness, for which the
books closi d T " ly, it was ?earm 1
yesterday that th td bei n over
subscribed. The t'.nfa of the banks
in the New York district was
S254.000.000.
Executor Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
At Forty-first Street
New York
London Paris
Foreign Exchange
Administrator Guardian
Member Federal Eeseire Bank and New York Gleam? House
Commodities
Industrial
Cotton
Renewed talk of price fixing served i
to unsettle the cotton market yesterday
and led to quite a sharp break in prices.
October contracts sold off from 25.78 to
26.30, or ir.ore than $2 a bale from j
Thursday's closing figures. That de- |
livery closed at 25.43, with the generaj j
list closing irregular at a net loss of 27 j
to 50 points.
There were overnight buying orders|
around the ring at the ?tart, and while.
August opened at a decline of 14 points ?
Juiy was 15 points higher, with later j
deliveries showing slight advances j
which established new high ground for j
tho movement. Realizing was active, |
however, and the markst soon broke on
the apprehension that price fixing on j
raw coiton might be attempted. Stop j
orders were uncovered on a scale down, j
with July selling off to 28.50 and De?
cember to 24.63, making net declines of |
42 to 60 points. Selling then became ;
less urgent, and there were rallies dur- I
ing the afternoon on the.continued dry i
weather in the Southwest, favorable ?
war news, and covering. The tone, how?
ever, was still unsettled in the late
trading and tho bulges were not fully
maintained.
Yeste-day's Previous Year i
close. close. ago.
Cash . 33.60 34.10 26.90
contracts :
July . 28.60 29.10 26.50
October . 25.43 25.73 24.85
December. 24.78 25.06 24.65
January . 24.59 24.86 24.67
March . 24.44 24.76 24.82
Metals
Current prices for the principal
metals, compared with those prevail
? ing a year ago, follow:
Current A year
price. ago.
Pig iron, Besse?
mer, Pittsburgh.*$36.50 $55.00
Copper, electro?
lytic lb. *2% .27 @.28'/2
Tin, lb. 1.00 .62' 4@.62'/2
.Lead, lb. .08 1-20 .10%
Spelter, East St.
Louis, lb. .. .08%@.08'/2 .08'/8@.08'/4
?Government prices.
Sustenance
_
Cereals
Wheat.?The movement of wheat at j
interior points this week has been un- |
usually heavy, running far in excess j
? of last year, and the nature of the '
wheat is unusually good. There have j
been heavy purchases for milling ac- ;
count against large sales of flour, j
j Good premiums were paid over the
i government minimum price early in |
the week, but these have gradually dis- j
appeared, and advices from Kansas |
| City yesterday said that wheat had ?
been taken there by the government, !
I as there were no other buyers in
; sight._
Corn.?The corn market expe- j
rienced another sharp decline, prices
I breaking about 5 cents a bushel from :
an early upturn, and closing with net i
losses of 27s to 3% cents. The near |
positions again showed the greatest i
weakness, which had a tendency to ;
strengthen the theory that elevators in
the West are turning out a larger ]
amount of contract corn, which will j
be appiied on delivery. There was:
heavy liquidation at times, with further '
selling on stop loss orders. A feature
! of the day which added to the weak
[ ness was a report from St. Louis that
the food administration had instructed
elevator interests to ship their corn
and oats in order to make room for the
; new wheat crop. Cash markets in the
West were irregularly lower but high
grade corn was still at big premiums.
The local market was inactive but
steady; fresh shelled No. 2 yellow
quoted at $2.007*; No. 3 yellow, 1.90%,
, cost and freight New York.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: c!o?e. dose. ?go.
Corn. No 2 yellow. $2.00?4 $2.00% $2.14
Chicago :
August . 1.52% 1.55% ?
September . 1.53J4 1.56?/i, 1.61%
Oats. ? The cats market showed
considerable independent firmness
throughout part of the day, but sub?
sequently prices eased off and closed
with net losses of % to 1% cents.
Yesterday's Previous Ye:ir
NewYcrk: close. clone. ?go.
Oats. No. 3 white.. .88 .88!'z .83'/2
i hv ago:
August .70% .72' 4
September.69% .70! 2 .66/e
Rye.?Market steady.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York : cl?'--e close, ago
Cash, No. 2 West.. $1.86 $1.35 $1.82
Flour and Meal.?Quotations were:
Yest'day's Previous Year
New York : close. close. ago.
Flour, Minn., spg. pat.$11.55 $11.55 $13.00
Cominea!, yellow, gran 4.87'/2 4.87^2 ?9,25
hye flour, choice. 10.75 10.00 12.10
?Kiln ariexi.
Produce Markets?Current
Butter.? Receipts yesterday were 9,
? 352 packages. Creamery, higher than
extras, lb, 45%@46%c; extras (92
; score ), 45'.-i 45'-4 c; firsts (38 to 91 score),
?i:.y2',i \A\c; second-- (83 to 87 ^core),
ilV4(?43c; thirds, 39@40Vic; unsaitcd,
higher than .-xtras. 4" '?? '~'--?<?; extras,
46@46%c; firsts, 44^@45V"?c; seconds,
42'-.' l-lc; state dairy, tubs finest, 44:*
* go) d to prime, 42(544c; common
to f;ir :',','' lie; renovated, extras, 10
-?:: firsts, 88 Vi '?/ 39%c; lower
grades, I5<? 7;-.?c; imitation creamery,
37 ' IT'-jc; ladles, current make.
firsts, 35%?a36V?c; seconds, 34@34^>c;
lower grades, 32 .-.l-P.-jc; packing stock.
! current make, No. 1, 34c; No. 2, 33%C?
i lower grades, 30@33?.
Cheese. ? Receipts yesterday were
G 06 ? box"s. State, whole milk, fresh,
Fat*, specia's, colored, lb, 25(?2514c;
te _ 'i . 2 "?1 ; c ; overage run. colored
2 je; white. 2444c; lower crades. 21
-? twins, - - ec .. 2 I . c; over
age run, 2V \ '?> "4'vr; lower grades, 21
, @21c; - .- '. 25 p2f>Hc; dou?
ble daisies, li i2r>'*4.c; Wisconsin
j whole miik, fresh twins, 24V4(4
ContinueU ou page IS
ANDREW T. McCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION PALE
STOCKS AND BONOS,
By ADRIAN H. MILLER & SON.
OFFICE, ','-> WILLIAM ?ST..
WEDNESDAY. JULY 2.. 1018.
at 12.30 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM,
NOS. 14 and 16 VBSF.Y STREET.
For Account of Executors.
11 shs. Greenwich Bank.
10 shs. Mt. Morns Co-operative Build?
ing & Loan Ass'r..
824 shs. Woolson Spice Co.
For Account of Whom It May Concern.
360 shs. Woolson Spire Co.
10 shs. Putnam Trust Co., Greenwich,
Conn.
80 shs. New Jersey Fire Insurance Co.
20 shs. American Nati. Bank. Newark,
N J.
800 shs. Safety Fire Appliances Co.
10 shs. Inter State Corpn. prefd.
?16.000 Manhattan Beach Estates 2il Mtg.
O^o Bon ils.
82 s s Manhattan Beach Estates
pr-rfd.
5?4 si- s. Oi rh'.n Liquidation Co., Inc..
Trust Ctf. & 810 scrip.
BRAZIL RAILWAY COMPANY; MA?
DEIRA-MAMORE RAILWAY COM?
PANY; PORT OF PARA.
NOTICE.
1. To the owners and / or holder? of the
bond? issued by Brazil Railway Company.
a corporation organized under the laws of
the State of Maine, United States of Amer?
ica, and secured by a certain Indenture or
Deed of Trust, made by Brazil Railway
Company to Empire Trust Companv aa
Trustee. &<?*., dated 1 June, 1909. and by a
certain other Indenture or Deed of Trust
supplemental thereto, made by said Braz.l
Railway Company to ?aid I mp.rs Trust
Company dated 1 April. 1911;
2. To the owner? and ' or holders of the
bonds Issued by Madeira-Mamore Railway
Company, a corporation organized under
the laws of the State of Maine. United
States of America, and ?eeur-d by a cer?
tain Indenture or Deed of Trust made by
Madeira-Mamore Railway Company to Em?
pire Trust Company, as Tru?tee. &<*., dated
1 October. 1010; and by a certain other
Indenture or Deed of Trust supplemental
thereto, made by the same parties, dated
20 March. 1913:
3. To the owners and ' or holders of the
bonds issued by Pert of Para, a corporation
organized tinder the laws of the State of
Maine, United States of America, and
secured by a certain Indenture or Deed of
Trust, made by Hort of Lara to Empim
Trust Company aa trustee, Jic., dated 1
March. 1909;
4 T i Madeira-Mamore Railway Company
and W. Cameron Forbes and David T.
Davis as Receivers of said Madeira-Mamore
Railway Company appointed by United
States District Court, District of Maine:
and Reginald C. Sanceau as Receher of
said Madeira-Mamore Railway Company,
appointed by the High Court of Justice In
England;
6. To Brazil Railway Company and W.
Cameron Forbes aa Receiver of Brazil
Railway Company, appointed by United
Slates District Court. District of Maine;
and W. Cameron Forbes as Receiver of said
Brazil Railway Company, appointed by the
High Court of Justire in England;
6. To Port of l'ara, and to Alexander
Mackenzie and Henry S. Fleming as Re?
ceivers of Port of Para, appointed by
Unite,1 States District Court, -Southern Dis?
trict of New York: and
' 7. To all other persons concerned.
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to an
order made by Hon. Clarence Hale. Judge
of the District Court of the l-Yiited States.
District of Maine, dated the 2L'nd day of
June, 1918. In a certain suit therein pend?
ing in suid Court wherein Deane Mann Is
complainant and Brazil Railway Company
Is defendant, that an application will be
made to said District Court of the United
States, District of Main., ?it the United
States Court House in the city of Port?
land, Maine, on the Hth day of September.
1918, at 10:30 A. M. on that day or as soon
thereafti r as counsel can be h*-ard for an
order permitting Empire Trust Company.
a corporation organized under th? laws of
New York. United States of Am-rlca. to
r-stgn as trustee under said Indenture or
Deed of Trust dated 1 June. 1909. and
under said Indenture or Deed of Trust
supplemental thereto, dated 1 April. 1911.
both mafle hv and between said Brasil
Railway Company and said Empire Trust
Company as Trustee as aforeaald; and
directing said Brazil Railway Company to
approve and accept such resignation as
trustee, and to appoint a new substituted
trustee In the place and instead of Empire
Trust Company as trustee under said [n
dentures or Deeds of Trust made by Brazil
Railway Company; snd releasing and dls
charglng said Empire Trust Company from
any and all further liability to any and
all p* rsons under said Indenture? or Deeds
of Trust made by Brazil Railway Com?
pany and Empire Trust Company; and
eranting such other and further relief to
Empire Trust Company as may be Just
?.nd proper.
Dated, 1!4 .lune. 1918
Signed, EMPIRE TRUST ROMPANT.
By LE ROY W BALDWIN,
President.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
TOBACCO PRODUCTS CORPORATION.
At the meeting of the Board of Dlrec
tors held this day a dividend of $1.60 per
share w,<s declared on the common capital
stock of this Corporation, payable on
August 15th, 1918, to stockholders of
record as of the close of business August
1st, 1918, which dividend le payable in
scrip maturing on August 15th, 1920, and
bearing interest at the rate of 7% per
annum. The payment of this dividend ha?
received the approval of the Capital Issues
? Committee aa foll?n s
"Passed by the Capital Issues Committee*
?as not Incompatible with the national In?
terest, but without approval of the legality,
validity, worth or security. Opinion No.
I A-8S8."
Kcrip certificate? will be mailed.
WILLIAM A. FERGUSON, Secretary.
THE TRKNTON POTTERIES CO.
Trenton, N J., July 18, 1?1S.
DIVIDEND NO 73
Al a meeting of the Board of Directors.
heid this aay. a dividend of ONE PER
I CENT (1%) was declarad on the Non
I Cumulative Preferred Stock of the Com
? pany. payable July 26, 1918. to stockhold?
ers of record at 3 o'clock P M July 18,
1 & 1S Transfer books du not e!o?e.
C. E. LAWTON. Secretary & Treasurer.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
STATE OF NEW VOKK. OFFICE OF
tha J-lecreary of State, sa:
THIS CERTIFICATE. Issued in dupli?
cate, hereby cer-?lcs tha.'. the MIDAS SYS?
TEM, INC., a domestic stoch corporation,
has Bled In this office on thi? luth day of
July. 1918, papers for the voluntary ?lisao
lulion ?if BU'-h C rp rail.?n un.1er ?ectton
22! of the Gmeral Corporation Law. and
that It ???'pears therefrom tl it >j?-h cor?
poration has complied with aald eectlon In
order to be dissolved.
WITNESS my rand and the seal of
.ifflce of Hie Sirrr-ary of State,
[SEAL] at the City u( Albany, th!? 10th
day of July, 1918
C. W. TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary of State.
Consolidated Exchange
JL'nit of trade on thU exchange. 10 ?hare?)
Transact,uns and price? yesterday (or the
more active enere? follow :
Sales. Onen. H:?h Lov?r. L*?t
Alaska Juncau. 2'.8 ZVa 21 8 Z\.\
540 Am Sumat Tb. 127' , I2fj4 12?j 12?' ?
2000 Baldwin U>co. . 92'2 9?', 3^8 90'rt
HMO Beth Steel B. . . 8444 8448 83' J e3< 4
6:>U Crucibie Steel. 68 J 68 4 661- 6S*?
411 p:rie . 1544 15** IS?, 15S.
720 Mexican Pet . .1014? 101*? 100 4 100U
800N Y N H & H to% i:% 33-, 39'2
KHu Keailintr . 90 90 83V, 89
360 Rep Iron & S.. 93'4 93'* 92 92
350 Tobacco Prod.. 67 67?4 65"?4 67
28550 V S Steel.103'4 109 10' 107^?
370 Willy? Overld.. 20'/4 204/a 20V? 2044
?LIBERTY BONDS
$2350 Liberty SV&s 99.92 99.92 99.90 99 90
I850 do let 4a.... 94.64 94.93 94.54 94 93
2210 do 2J 4?. .. 94.80 94 92 94.74 94.82
950 do l*t 4'.?s.. 94.72 ?5.00 94.72 ?5.00
?trices Include interest?

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