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Active Securities
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
Stocks
Range. January 1 to date.
Tester- Day Year 1918. 1?17.
day. before, ago. High. Low. High. Low.
?fl Railroads . 69-55 69.50 80.70 7120 66.12 89.35 78.55
in Industrials .82.98 83.57 92.10 85.17 73.37 97.40 84.45
50 Stocks .-.77.60 77.94 87.54 79.59 70.30 91.24 84.70
Bonds
10 Railroads . 78.46 78.55 86.68 81.83 78.41 93.80 86.56
J? Industrials . 90.92 90.92 94.61 91.32 87.40 95.80 94.02
3 UtiH'-ies -. 86.61 86.61 93.50 89.02 32.60 101.48 93.12
g Bonds . 84.28 84.32 91.22 86.23 54.24 95.52 90.56
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
Stocka
Day Year January 1 to date.
Yesterday, before. aco. 1918. 1917. 1316.
- ilroa(j? . 16.800 16.700 30,200 10.515.900 12,655.300 15.885.900
Otker stocks.218.100 248.200 412.100 73,862.400 103,722,000 74.418.2C0
?,'j stoci<3.234.900 264.900 442,300 84.378,300 116.377.800 95,304,100
Bonds
J ?nuary 1 to date.
Yesterday. Day before. Year ago. 1918. 1917.
tr g government_S4.835.C0O $4,599.000 $755.000 $604.521.000 $42.648.000
?Inroads . 303.000 275,000 729,000 85.57;.000 134.163.000
Otner bonds . 1.287.000 932.000 1,225,000 214,933,000 355.026.0C0
??1 bonds . 6.425,000 5,806,000 2,709,000 897,736,000 581,847.000
?/"'y The Associated Press)
The stock market yesterday reflected the more uncertain mood of ;
professional operators, Monday's late advance being partly cancelled.
Traders apparently deemed it advisable to adopt a more conserva?
tive course, in view of the notice issued by the local Federal Reserve
Bank urging financial institutions to conserve credits.
On the surface this admonition was without material effect, money
rates holding at recent quotations. It was generally believed, however,
that time funds may soon be entirely withdrawn from the market for
other than productive purposes.
Business was broader and more active than on the previous day,
but noteworthy movements were again restricted to specialties. General
Motors was a notable instance, advancing an extreme of 5% points.
Sumatra Tobacco was less in evidence, yielding a small part of yester?
day's gain.
1 United States Steel made its best price at the opening, repeating its
jecent maximum of 110, but reacting 1 !-4 points, with only a nominal
rally.
Independent steels and the active equipments lost 1 to 1% points,
shippings about as much, and oils about a point, although Mexican
Petroleum enjoyed a brief period of strength on its favorable annual
j report.
Rails were in the background until the Anal hour, when Reading
and St. Paul developed moderate activity, but transportation played no ,
part in the day's dealings. Utilities improved, especially Ohio Gas and'
Columbia Gas, at 1 to 3 point advances.
The bond market was mixed, internationals showing a stronger trend,
while domestic issues eased irregularly. Old United States issues were
unchanged on ca I.
Yesterday's Transactions in Listed Stocks
-'5: 2
5<?G
7j34
107
116
1?7?j
109? a
170
6C'9
95'8
31/2
21%
:3'4
71 z
8E
?2C?a
?134
57
12
50
UK
52
26'i
53!2
1031-2 7
58
93 7
80% '0
905a 8
140! 2 20
44%? 5
92 7
27-a
59!."?,
81
9734
56'a
49
53
723'?
96<2
36
21
M
'PC
?
27V
WIV2 108
16'/8 ff
?00 100
331,-2
46'/a
-PS.
36'2
12
W* 135
73^ 61i/a
10
6
2'
2
10
5
Adams E\press .
Advance Rume'y.
Aiaska Gold Mine.
Alaska Juneau .
Allis-Chalmers Co.
American Car. Co.,
American Can Co pr...,
Am ( ar & Foundry Co.,
Amer Cotton Oil.
Amer Hide ?It Leather..
Amer Hide & L pr.
American ice.
American Int Corp.
American Linseed ....
Amer Locomotive.
American Smeltins, ....
Amer Smelt pr .
American Steel Fdry.
American Sugar.
American Sumatra. 6100 13G"4 130% 1281 4
Amer Tel & Tel. 1100 91% 92'/8 91'2
American Tobacco .... 50 165 165 165
American Wool . 500 59 59 59
American Wool pr. 100 951 3 95! 3 95' 3
Am Writing Paper pr.. 3C0 27! 2 28 27'2
Am Zinc ?ft Lead. 200 W/a 18!/a 18?/a
Am Zinc & Lead pr. 100 49' 2 49?/a 49'2
Anaconda . 1500 66?/2 66'/2 66'2
Uchison . 200 85% 85% 85?/2
Atlantic, Gulf & W I... 100 102'2 102?/2 102' ?
Baldwin Loco Co. 19200 92 923. 913,s
5334. 53% 53!..v
Sales. Or
200 50'
400 17
300 3"
700 2'
900 34
1200 47'
100 945
700 84'.
100 41
200 18
500 80"
500 32
100 53'
20O 42
200 66"
1200 78
100 106'
100 73!
WO 11G"
Net
Low. Close, chee.
All stocks quoted dollars per share. Annual dividend rate, also in dollars
p?r share, is based on last regular payment.
High. Low. Div.
1918. 1913. Rate
8C 50'? ?
18 11
4*4 1'/4 ?
m i'/2 -
3? 1734 ?
5d*4N34% -
97 S9'4 7
87 68' 4 8
??'a 23 4
203
m
95
25
470$
79<4
78
m
S*/a
It
102
747/,
m
?
1394
10
W3<
nyt
43
39
n?34
SS
W
II
UrU
<%
5*
It*
*1? 1
A 106'/s
72 53
JiV* 21 -
*'* 83% ?
*'H 27 4
41 4
n a,
53 5
29'4
er .
18?/a
37 ;
WA
56%
141/a
?6%
34%
21334
82'';
29%
?i/a
52
27' f2
7*/8
5
o
33
14
27
25
2? 34
99 4
34
1273^
79
33
74
86
sty,
34
6%
20
im
Ml
too
M
S*
S*
IS?
12
2?/M
79
2f-%
?f/4
20
12
Ba timor? & Ohio. 1100
Halt & Ohio nr. 100
Beth Steel, Class B. 3100
Beth Steel 8*h pr. 100
Brooklyn Rapid Tran... 100
Booth Fisheries Co_ 100
Burns Bros . 600
Brunswick . 300
Buff. Koch & Pitt?? pr. . . *0
Butte & Sup Copper_ 600
California Packinjr. 100
California Petroleum... 950
'anadian Pacific . 300
Central Leather . 400
Cerro De Pasco. 400
Chandler Motors . 400
Chic Gt West pr. 100
f< hic. M & St P . 4600
fChic, M ?ft St P pr_ 600
C, R I & Pac 7% pr.... -*00
( hile fopper. 400
Chino Con Copper. 300
Col Fuel & Iron. 400
Col Gas & Elec. 5900
< onnol Gas. 100
< ora Products . 2400
fern Products pr...
Crucible Ster-I .
Coba fane Su?rar. ..
f'uba Cane Su,?ar pr.
Denver & Rio G pr..
Dome Mines .
Distillers Securities
Erie .
Fed Min ?K- Smelt pr.
i- Isher Body .
i.aston William? _
Gen (hem Co pr_
General Cigar .
General Electric Co.
General Motors pr..
Goodhch. B F. 500
Granhy Mining. 300
Gt Northern pr. 200
. Gt Northern Ore stihs. . 900
Greene ion Copper.... 100
Bask Hi Bark Car Ca?... 1200
Inspiration Copper. 1400
Inter-Con* Corp . 500
Lit Harvester of X J. . . 500
Int Harvest of \ J pr..
Int Harvester Corp....
Int Mercantile Marine..
Int M?-r Marine pr.....
International Paper ....
International Nickel ..
Kansas City South.....
Kelly Hprinsrfield .
Kennecott ( 'opper.
Lehls-h Valley.
Lee Bobber & Tire.
Lorillard, Pierre .
Uirlliard, P, rlsrht?_
Maxwell Motor.
Metican P ?-l.ro I eu m ....
Miami Con Copper_.
Midva.e Hteel .
Missouri Pacific ,?..,...
"4
34'
100 10C^i
1200 66
1003-3 100%
100 100
100 49'/2
100 145
300 81%
700 111'/2 111/2 111'/2 111'
66'/.
700 26% 26^ 26'/;
5400 97% 981 H 96%
900 36% 36% 36%
300 30 30?. 4 30
200 17% 17% 171/4
200 50y2 50'/2 BOVj
BOO 33% 34 33"4
200 57'/a 57'/2 67>/s
300 22 22 % 22
400 151 156 151
1600 12?/a 14% 12'/2
300 27?/a 27% 271/4
15200 101% 102% 101
300 28'/a 28'/a 28
1800 52% 62'/2 62
800 23?/? 23'/? 23'/f
4. 1
igh. Low. Div.
918. L018. Rate. Sales.
Vz 41 ? -Missouri Pacific pr. 100
26% 3 National Acme . 200
Vz 37'4 6 Nat Enamel & Stpg_ 900
178 173'4 3 Nevada (on Copper ... 200
16 14 ? N Y, Chic Hi St L. 100
7a 27 ? N V. N H & H. 500
u8% 102 7 Norfolk & West . 600 '
21's 7 Northern Pacific. "ICQ
42*M 35'a 5 Ohio Gas . 6700
47'2 43!4 3 Pennsylvania R R. 500
31 21 3 Philadelphia Co . 100
'3'. 34 5 Pierce Arrow. 100
5SH 42 5 Pittsburgh Coal . 100
38i/2 22% ? Pitts & West Va. 300
71 56 "g 8 Pressed ,->teel Car. 700
091 z 95 8 I'uh Serv Corn of N J. . 200
13 100'3 8 Pullman Pal Car Co... !C0
63^4 45! 2 5 Railway Steel Spring. . . 300
26! 4 223j, 3 Ray Con Topper. 'CO
95 70 3 4 Reading . 900
39 3-' = ? 2 Readinsf 1st or. 100
96 72% 6 Rep Iron & Steel. 1600
5! \ - Saxon Motors. 100
8'/2 ? Seaboard Air Line . 100
3S 251/4? Sinclair Oil . 1500
88% 8C 2 6 Southern Pacific . 1400
26 20% ? Southern R K. 100
63 5? 5 Southern R R pr. 100
56' 2 337a 4 Studebaker . 400
954 94 8 Superior Steel pr. 50
21 125a 1 Tennessee Cop Chem.. 100
6C4 136'? 10 Texas Company . 500
21% 15 ? Third Ave R R. 100
72'8 48'/2 6 Tob Products . 2100
126'2 109% 10 Union Pacific . 1100
441 a 37 4 United AII05 Steel. 200
105'/2 83^4. 9 Pniteri Cisrar Stores ... 930
137 114 16 U S In,! Vlcohol. 2500
63! 4 51 ? V S Rubber . 400
1C6; 8 95 8 U S Rubber 1st pr. 200
49' 2 36 5 U S Smelt & Ref. 1C0
11334 86','2 5 U S Steel. 826C0
112% 108 7 US Steel pr ._ 400
87' 2 753.4 Utah Sec Corji. 100
52% 3334 4 Va-Carolina Chem_^ 100
?'? \yz 37 4 Wabash pr A. 900
95% 77! 4 7 West Union Tel. 100
47! 2 33! 2 3' 2 Westinghouse Ml'g _ 1200
66'2 45'4 ? Wilson Co . 800
10'/2 8 ? Wheel & L K.... 40C
45'/2 3694 4 White Motors . 6QC
22. 15' 2 1 Willys Overland . 110C
83 75 7 Willys Overland pr. 20C
-?Dividend on Sf. Paul common and premerred three times deferred.
U. S. Governm-ent Bonds
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations)
(Closing Quotations)
Tuesday. Monday.
Liberty I'-s_ 99.96 a 10?.OQ 99.98@100.00
do Lst la.94.34? 94.38 94.34? 94.40
do 2d Is. 93.54 a, 93.58 93.50 ft 93.53
do 1st 4 Ms... 94.32 i? 94.44 94.34? 94.40
do 2d 4 Vs... 93.54? 93.58 93.54? 93.53
do 3d J.i:>... 95.16? 95.20 93.54? 93.53
2s, reg, ;.'.,.? . . 98 a ?- 93 ? ?
Us, coup, 98 ? ?? 98 Ui ?
3s. rejr. 1918... 9934? ? 99%? ?
:'? roun. IS 18.. 99Va fa) ? 93%* (? ?
3s, reg, 1946... 83 @ ? 83 ? ?
. coup, . 146, .83 @ ? "53 ? ?
4s, re?r, 1925. ..106'/> @ ? 106'-a ? ?
4s, coup, 1925. .1061/2 @ ? 106?/2 ? ?
2s, Pan, '38, reg 9S; 3 @ ? 93' a ? ?
2s, Fan, '38, cou 93\ 8 ? ? 93'3 ij ?
"is. Pan, '61, reg 85 ? ? 85 ?f ?
Sa, l'an, '61. cou 85 <? ? 85 ?ft ?
Range for Liberty Bo?'da
Hieb. Lew. I,?irt_
Liberty 31."??. .100.00 99.95 99.98
do Lst 4s. 94.33 94.36 94.35
do 2d is.93.64 93.CO 93.54
do 1st 4143. 94.44 94.40 94.40
do 2d 4*)4B.93.60 93.50 93.53
do 3d 414a.95.30 95.04 95.20
(Sales)
U S Liberty 8%a U S Liberty 2d ' ,
313,. 99.98 I, 'J . 93.56
4, ' ". 99.96 . 93.58
28.01 0. 99.98 132,00 I. 93.60
10,0' .100.00 ?, . 93.53
. 99.98. . 93.54
106,. .100.00 . 93.56
: 17,0 '. 99.98 34,01 ?'. 93.53
99 96 11,000, ... 93. >6
? 64L000. 99.98 93. ?8
... "00 00 - ? '" '. 93.50
00. 99.93 104,000. 93.53
.... 99.96
.... 99.98 T >tal ???...$ 39,000
26 0.-CO.00 U S Lib rtj 3d i '.,. ?
?'.. 00. . . 99.98 1": ' " 95.20
.... 95.22
Total $919.000
t" S Lib? -? - ? 95.18
: . ... 94.38 ?, ?> ... 95.16
94.36 -
94.3 ... I
'?-.. . , 15.26
berty 2d 4s . 95.28
?< 00. 93.50 '?? '. II" . .... ' ? '
?6"* 000.9?.3? ": . 95.24
. . 93.54 . 95.22
56, 00 . . , 93.56 - . ? . 35.20
9 ' 58 . 95.1'3
::3.'"': i ;. ... .. 95.14
1.0 . . 93.64 I . 95.12
5.1 . 93.02 40,000. 95.10
224,01 93 .95.06
I.OOO. . :.".5.-. B . 95.04
. 91.52 95.06
. . . 93 50 ? ? 95.08
Bn.ono. 93 54 . 95.10
. 93 5? . 95.12
. 93.54 ... 95.16
25,000. 93.56 '??/'' . 90.20
"?.OOfl. 93.54 55,000. . . . 96.1 !
.93.56 . 95.14
74.000 . 93.53 . 93.'2
1 . 93.54 10,. . . 15.10
122, 100. 95.08
Total .$940.000 00. 95. '0
U S Liberty 1st 4V*a ?" ?-..'. 95.12
9/. . . 94 44 S 000. 95.14
94.38 '.'? ".95.15
. 94.40 ... . 95.14
U ? Liberty 2d " . IB.n ?? 9S 2
93.E ' ... 95.10
I0 . . . 93.52 '' l.OOO. . . . 95 12
V 0 . . 93.54 B.I ....
14.001 . .. 93.56 : . - 00 . .
.93.52 1.000 . 95.20
2 '.i on.. . . 93.56 68, 00 95.18
..." ".?<? 117, lOO . 95.20
' "? 93.521
'", 10.'.'.'..'. 93.54 Total ....$2.327.000
Foreign Government and Mu?
nicipal Bonds
Am Foreign S 5a City of Paria 6a
10,001 ."*""". 10,01 'i 90' 8
10.000... ... 97% 10%
. 90' .,
2,000. 97o-,, 1 o ? .
:. 11) 97! 4 3,00 ' ? ? '.'? 90
Anglo-French '? Dom f I an 5s 1926
5 100 . 93% 50 100 922 ,
. . 93"., do 19
I...... 93% I . 921-i,
. 94 French Gt ">:?k
. 00. 93V '?? 1,600. 93' ;,
1 i.nno. 9334 *.' -,
5, lO. 93"> 50,000. . . . 98 t
I.nno. 93V 20,000 . 98 ".,
11 . 93*?, >. 93' 4
I ' lOO . . . 93"'., Jap Ut -rr 4U(
1.000 . . .9 ","* . 1,000.. 89 :
1 . 983-4 do 2d -?:- ?"?'.
4, '. 9 '. ?*,. German Btmp
. 94 ' 80?',
4,000. 93% U K of Great Britain
Ctty of ' ?, on? 6s A I ftp
! !..I . 94 ; 1,01 I . ...9934
1,.I. 93**4 14.000 .. 99(5
1,0 0.._ 937'8. do ?.???-i L919
. 94 i 93' ?
8,000. 91' 'a 15,000. , . . 98' \
1 [tiOO. 94I 4 ') OR.?,
12,000. 94j ~ 10 i.O 10. . . 9H' \
1,000. 94% 10,000. . . . 98",
5,000. 941 2 10,000. . . BE i?
City of Marneill?? ('.m I IB, 100. 98' \
?. 94 do new
1,00 I . 93%l 18, "'* . 99 \
1 non. 93T4 1,000 . 99
B?000. 93% 1,1 00. 9 1 ' 1
ijn. 94 on nu,.
1.000 . 94' ? . 99%
t 000. 941 .1 do " . 1921
10 , .... 94: V . . 95' ,
? .... 91*1.1 9,000. ., . 9>vi?
1,000 .... 941/2 .... 95' ,
City of Bordaaux ? ".'. 9'.;R
32,000. 94 :\. 91 ,
15 000. 94' V 10,000. 95%
' 28 non .... 941 .,' 1,non .. . 951 ??
5,000. 94%'M Y G 'I '<?* 1967 >"
6,000....-, 94^al 1.000. 99! j
City of Paris 6s Virgin ,-i def 6s B R
'.ooo. no & Co
22, 0., . . 897 4n
61
. 52
52' -,
7 -. HJO . .
Quotations
Argentine Gov fis ? : ? -,
96i/4@ 97 ? -,i 57
do 5s 1909 Manitoba 1920
5 851 a j 971 :,
Chinese Gov Ry 5s Mea gen ? ? ?
68 Ig ) ; :,? ?
Canadian 5s A.ug '19 do 4': : |
'?" i a 1 ' ? M
do 5s 1 r? ' ? 1 1913
9 'A.; a 9-1 ' ?
City of Tokio 1 Newfoundland I 1919
8034@ ar. A- 96 @ i?
Cuban Rep " (04 Morway 6s '
i? 99 ; t03i -,
do ser A : I Quebec Ci?
93 j 94 @ 97
do 4 A'-1 ! ? 19 Qu. E r
9 :
Interna! Rus 1'Swiss gen " " ? ' ' "
101 A.
:
5 '? 9
Railways, Other Corporations
65 73--S
: .-'. . . " .
serie A .
23 Laclede : -
, " ? ; '
B : 4 ?7~4
Am r v T cvt 6a Lake ? ?
ful paid rcl ,
oi ,. ?
B4!-2
?"? ?
7 86 g
?' . .1
do ml 4b
:
. 58
" .
Am H ' ipi -
- ? .
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?'? ?? .- I .. I 98
A ? ?.Z' . a ?
\ T .. . I
:
? V A li ? : i
1st ci ' "
Bait & Ohio rfg S Y N H 4 H cvt f
. 83
do evl ? |N Y 1 .
..77 ? 5'a,
lo gold 4s do
23
do pr lien 3 'ii i F Pwr 51
?':
er A
96 Ai Mor F -ific is
do p
g a< ,,. . - ?
Bradei Copper
91 pa .jfl ?,???? 5a
.... ip Tr 5 p c B73 ?
en? lDLM
96 4 . 9-5' ;
Cen Leather 5s do :on ? ?s
-, . ?
Cen Pa : gtri
: 77' a ""
Ches ?S
9, 00 ..81 do I I948
?lo : e : 8-1?!
[,1'iOQ .76 1 5s
do A . PO
"5
C B ?oint 4= Pul ? ??.,.
.'. V " ' .
77
lead ' - : 1 1 ?'
: 83
Mt i S 5s
937? - ? : ,
CM4?tP ? j . ' .'?'':
do 1 >
76 A 1 -' :
... ?
)i ?? ? ? ? i It L 4 S B 1 ser \
1, 00 67'/s ? 59' 2
do - 1er H
C ? '??? i gVn 5? . 7334
??"- -A n T - 5?
?38
C R I 4 P rfe 1 idj 5s
671 a 54
: - O '"A
. 67' 'j -? ?
, . . . 7g
Chicago Ui n ta
?1 .-ies A ?7~r
2, 87 South. B
fi!T? ? 89
Col Ind do I
A .74 . ' 6-,:>?,
Col & ? a . i.onn 63' 4
-' ? *
?A . 2 35
Del ?I- H r'z; Is Union Pa?- rig Is
80' - ? 79' >
Den & R G con ti T' . er 5s
6 ' 80' ?
do ?? ?? ' ? ? ? BOi-4
,53
Dct U ftya i
: ,01 69'/2 r:vi,j
Krie prl r lien 4 ting 6
L,000. ..... 66 94
do gen lien ???? ' U S Steel sf 5s
53! a| n-rs
<1?, cvt ta ser D ...98 ?
52' 2 ? 0 "p '??
Cranby Win 6s 5,000 93' 3
98 Virginian Ry 5s
Gt Fall? Pwr 5b R9^4
1.000 91'/a Wabash 1st 5a
H11.I ft M rfg 5s 90%
25.000 . . 59 Wash Wtr Pwr 5s
!.. !,.? 5s 9034
. . 18^, West Electric 5s
rntbo-Met V n 96
BO^fl Wilson .??? Co ?s
... 50' g A i lO . nil,,
[ntbo R !" rfg 5s
4.000, 78! 4
For Commodity Markets ser Page 13
Bid and Asked
Quotations
Kelly Spfld pr 80 87
'?" f ? If'-i 17 Ketaey Wheel 2* 28
x - - - ? - ??' i J1? [io pi ....83 88
? - ? - ^ a Eeunec Coppr 33' i 34
' ">< lieu it 0 M. 3 7
; lo pr . ? 50
Ktugs Co "?:; :. 89 ?o1
liress i Go 55 bd
do IT .1 iJ ? v5
La ."i. Gas . 83 85
- L Erie A West 7 10
???151 175 , pr . 19 22
?;??" '.an ..46% a; U-high ViUey 57*H 57'
B4 Si't Ug ? M, rs 165 I/O
- ?? ?0 - . ?- 28', 30
Am Ag ? ;.
A?, be ?: s
^ Ba do 1st pr .. 82
r ? 83 B9 ., . . .
?* I" 18 18 c Lonilai . . =.4
M 4 I l?i
?' . 12%4 i, ., m ? . :
-
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May JJepi
4
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Am Via t .... 6 ;
U j 47','a Mej
Am Slui g. 115 139 lo Dl
' ? ? ' . ! 28'/?
'I" pr II ... _ B|,.
" . . ? .1. 52'-* 52'/?
A:, er snuff . 80 100 M & S I
10 100 ?XI SP&SS.Upr 100 I 18
" ' ; . 74 55 70
. ' Mo Pac 23 . ? ,
? i .
. t? int Power
.... |)""/a -
' -v " ? ', 9 .
' ? '?' 180 I6S . . .'?? i I al 116
: 95 Sai ? - . '? ',
? " . . . i ... 88 9
15 96 du pr . 95 ?I2
28 28 i v St 60 75
?? ? "' >v :? 18 .-!., : > pr ... 98' 3 108
>7 50 Nat C & C 18' : I '
v : ' B6*H 66!a \?: En & ritp 52' 2 53
As et i Real > do pr 95 I on
Ai ????? '. I '?' ??: : ?? Lead pr 102 j II 4
??' tpr ? 18
?"?; ' S9 . !il pr > 5 ?
B0*"?'..\i ? ?;> 20 : i
U Blr t i . r & \i 13
?" Chi * SL 13 15
ICfiV pr .. 53 .'
? | ? - u 1'
19 10.5 > !2 5
, ' p, i . .
! v _ I
U& FI 39% 40'i,
0 & W. 20 20'/j
"'??.. 18
.: . ,10
"?.!'?: 4 . ; - 72 76
lias B0 85 ? Amer 40 4",
?i . 87'3 88
H ? - - ios . 67 68' - ra Sco Si 66 69
lo pr . 96 i ... 19% 9 i
? - ? ';?' ! 140 Ov? , BotUg :'" 60
: : i -, lo >r 108 ? 0
? '? i ! 12 ????' )5
R v P pr tl' 107 .-? 1st pr . H5 90
Bi 'erro ? 97 ,-io 2d pr . 53
B * Z ll'/4 ll'/j Pai T & T "l .17
Butte 4 Sup ::?., 1 . .
. 8% 10 P Am P"t pr ?*'' 1
1 -i. Pa :klng . 4;>4 4 . a IB ?3% 44
19 Peor?a & East. 4' j
lo pr 59 ',, ?1 P?re M irq . I4' * 14%
52 ? lor pr. 54 58
t I ".-? . '
I pr. . 82 Hi, piula Co 28 28' ;
1 . . ? , : 1, 1
? 50 Uu !0 16
? ' .! 196 220 ? - 93
10 13 P ?? .'. ? u ""
'? I 45 ''i 18
'?.''?? 67 ??-"., ?':??? 1 oal 5 1
?'? lo pi '!' ?
' .?. ? \ ?;? ? ' ' 1 104 ' 1 '? & ' ?? -
1 ?;.?? 12
r Mot 89 69 fe W Va W
a ??.?.?? '-", S?? Pu I ' -.
' ; 20 Stee 70 1
Ch 1 West. 7'j a ' "- ' ."
0 pr 23 : Pullraa Pa
' ' M &. S P. 43'i 1 ? ? H - ? . - -
lo pr *'.".,
pi I ? !;:..??"..:?, ?
Reading "? ' > ?
? ?:. <? ,v - . . ? pr 17 -m
lo 2d pr 37 40
Rep ; ? & SU 91% 92 ,
. lo pr ?00 I ! 1
67 D ? 04 ; ' '."
331 , 107 SI '? . 19 22*4
. [ 46?4 4f.", r 28
? .. S El 35 35 e Seabrd A:r L 7ls 73/4
.:.". . lo pr 19'a l''7a
481, in - ??? n .? \ pr. 11a 125
12 ; ' air Oll :
p rah . 34 40
;. -,
? ' ial .. ? nn South Pac '?
.'I OOI , -;
il M 10 !' ? 100
< m ',?,' ? 72 - nth R R
- pr R. , - . 62 62 ,
Stand Mill "0 118
r & P Land
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?
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: 185 '1 ?m- . !
.;
? ? rus . 63 72
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-
.
?
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'?;. v ' pr H
v ... ---,. Tribune asnumes no responsi
- ? hi - .- - ?? ? ' if curb
market ' ' '"' ns and prices
> ... - ,? ' follows :
Industriais
"" . :? 1 on Cast.
* ....;.. |3 ' ? 13 ,
' \ : im Toi rts 4'4 -, ? 1 -i -,
V reg 19 I3I-4 13 *J ;
.18 '8 IS 18
36 35 35 ;
?- 2% i > 2\ 2 ?
,.- t Mot.13 I40 ' " ? '
: ' " ' 8 5 B 3 8
". ?' : 5 ? I'* ' ? -
?? 7 a - . ' .,
" ,' ".'".,' .
Motor * :t 3% 3' a
u * ' ' ' - .
'?. , ' ' ' ? "
4 :' 1 16" 4 16''2
- ? 5'. 3 6 B
? 32 '
? ? '-. ' .j c
' ? ? ? ? ? ? 9 , 9 " . 9>a -"
. - v ? - .
n
Staridard Oil Stocks
??:.",". ? pen High Low. Last.
1000 '-"v:-.311 Cp *5"., 17 163/4 16T'?
Other Oil Stocks
Shares Open. Ir-^h. I.nw Last
...... . , 3 ..- a 9
? ??,... n O 4 ?'? 'i 4
? " h : i 'V
, , .. ?.. . iff , : ... 21 21 20 21
1500 ?Ci ? len fi Co. 6"'.; 67^ ?? , 15- ,
? ? ? ?I ':? O IP). 1% '*'q "" V">,8
? - ? 1 i 1 a 5 5 5
? ? -.. Oil . 21 a 21 s 2' s ?- a
' le? k Oil 3'3 "'a 3*4 3^4
M . "3 79 77 77 ,
'? -' ""a -<
4 00 *1 imi O & T - 3% 3^.4 31 2 3'3
C. 24 24 24 2<t
"? , - fi-a -
. ? "????. ? 100 I 32 100 100
? ? -. - ??!. ' 60 62 60 61
la O ! V 2 2
' . ?. Pr & (:?>?' *"*a 7 6*^ 7
' i ? 1'. 3 3" 8 2"-8 2*>4
. -i ?? .5 5 5 3
' ful ?'.'i'.n Gasolene.. '4 'i '.4 '4
? Red K O & G. 50 50 60 50
i I ?Sapulpa 'i * n. 7 T i 7 7
700 S??iuoyah o & H "??? *vB ^ (^
Shares. Open. High. Low. Last
: ?Stanton OU. .. Ufc "3 '3- "3
?. 'Texana ? i R ' j 2 2 2
: ,+Tu-Tpam S Oil 2 2 2 2
- ' *Un W Oil new. ? 4 '4 ' s ? a
1 tVacuum G & O. 3 3 a ; s
?Vio Oil new s. 3 3 3 3
Mining
Shares. Open. High. I^jw. Last
-Aia-Br Col M 59 55 55 55
.- 0 '-A- Mines . . 74 74 "2 "3
32i ?Am Tin 4T... -", -V rs A
* AminaM(ap). 36 35 35 36
ir? B Cop Co.. 5 4 5''3 ?4 5-3
.:' '+Atlanta 4 4 j ?
: : Ledge C Co !-fr ' j " ' a
? .-?? M -- . 52 53 5' 55
.16 16 14 '4
. 47 4? 46 48
me '?? ' "j ' 1 ' ft
"-? 1 -?aria S. 37 39 3' 39
6 6 ?5 6
': ? at 5M&M.. ' 1-1
'Coco Riv Mng 2 2 2 2
?-?.'.-:
Con ( per M. 5 ? 5 a 4 . 478
?: ?? linea 2 a 2 a ;..' : s
78 "3
*E ireka CMC ' '3 ' "3 -~3 "'a
rt ma C "... 39 45 39 45
per. 2 2' s 2 - ;
?id Mer. 3 3 3 3
' ' ' ?? ? IM .. 66 6' 6? 6?
154 Heela Mininc 4-, 4~3 434 474
? ; - ? 18 20 16 ? :
60 60 5C>
? . 1 Exten 12 '2 11 12
16 47 46 47
'"*.,? P 2 7 ~' ?
' -\
36 3r
"Met M & L 1 3 4 2'2 2'/4 2?-2
? . 1 ?-. 1g ,g 15
Nevada. 47 4- 42 43
9 5 6
? ? ... ....... ?^ . -, 1
? ?Ray H ?re . a M -? y \% J 4 4%
.. -, ,.
fRochestor .: 36
" - A - ! A 1?
300 S ? . , :? 'B i?
12 13 12 13
12 12 12
? . , ? -_ - .1.
! ? ' < ?'-"i ' '1
;.
? 1
' '?
VCapsEx(ap) 5 5 '; ;
* A ? ? |0 10
?do pf ... 1 1 1 1
Bonds
Sales (i 00 omitted). i >\ en. F eh. Low. Last
? A ?AT* T 6s wi ? a. 94
2 *.!.- ; y 6s 89 . 99 ,, 993njj 99! -
10 *A ???-.a ; -
?do 6s "-??! S ? ,9! A . 95= ,
I ?Beth SI "a ?-?.'?" )'a 100
?do 7s IS ? ? 99
?do 7s 192
?do '?? :
' ??'. A T nev ? . ?
in 1 .. 97 . - - .
12 *Cudahy 7a ?'i 97' 4 . I ' ,
"."A,
?Gen I. 99 "i, ' )0 99? , I M3
56
?;,,??? ?a ? 58 58
I *l Pac -A. - 100-.J 10034 IOO34 'J0\,
' ieils oenl .
Consolida-red Exchange
[Unit of trade on 'bis ."c-h.-.n^-?, 10 Miar?-*!
Transacts ns and prices yesl -da
mi '? a ? ? a re 1 fo
Open. High. ? ? ?
. , ... . n ... ...-.,
- ? [.ocn. ^2 J~- 1 92
th St?.
1990 Mexican P 101.-' ?
14175 -. -jog
......
... - . .... r?3.100.42 100.54 100.40 100 12
|0 1st 1 94 - ' 14.94
,-. 14.34 9-1
|? ist 4>-.? ?" 02 "'; )2
lo 2d 4 ? ? ' 14.50 9
lo .s 96.18 ??? .
U. S. Textile Trade Is
Growing in Venezuela
But Laces and Err s Are
Bought in Eu most
\X h
A merican trad ; tremen
is strides v ?
) 110 11 -
........ \ . ...
n i
... ..... , .
?.????? the use of .
'-. " ' ret]
... -ibbons,
from E
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for
r
.
...
.-. p. .. the ??,-,- ' of 1917
........ ...
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.
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.
stumes' ?-'???.. ' r
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a . ?? ?? r I Fr
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much n if.
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un.' .
: 1
v ?? ?? ;' "
.
. .
people s ' pur
...... ?/does
. - ? -.
The Transformation
Our factor - :
.,. a, from the lin ? for ? :! ' hey
are equipped, and fron
:qu -?? : -. : ' - '' ?
productioi ?' ' ; eir :
Th
. . ? :
?
1 con?
tract for folding ikera
. ??.?'? ... ? A
1 inger e makers
face, - i into
1 denii A ?? ? -
I rar formal - t can be
seen ill over tl
nesses may be " ? fr
but withal i '< ?? rr, an I
the putting
reloped rial 1 lustry
irren I
work V ? ?? *? " tal Bank
of Minnea ; ?
New United Light Bonds
Bonbright & Co. are offering at 96
and interest, ti yie ! 8 per cent, a
??.,??? issue of " ." 10 "? ? id Light
4 Railways Company five-year 7 per
corn bond ?secured g series
"B '" dal ?d .'?; r I, 1918
have t1-'- ?'. , - mi i ' reitr bu --;* I
pany foT exi
? . ? - propert; T .?
, gal ion of iny and ire se?
cured by " P"r cent bonds lue in L932
in principal amount ! I ' ??. per cent
of the par value of 'he not? I 11 l
1 in?.
/^Central Un ion
OFJSIEW YORK
?O BROADWAY-- 54 WALL STREET
73 r\anc h Off ices
425-5thAve- 4*2^St &MadisonAve- 78?-5,hAve
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS AND BANKERS
RECEIVED UPON FAVORABLE TERMS
I horoughlv equipped to handle
general banking business
and invites accounts o? cor?
porations, firms and individuals.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Prc?ts $29,000,000
Beet Sugar Production
Costly in Australia
Only Plant on Continent Shows
Profit tor One Year
Only
T . ! only beet ~ug:?r factory ever es
ed in Australia, and which was
closed from 1900 to 1910 owing to
financial difficulties, is now being oper?
ated continuously during the sugar
producing season in three, eight-hour
It was opened in 1898, but only
ran for two years. The beet supply
was m ? A labor-was scarce and there
other hai .; :aps, w :h led to its
?
i 1910 n American
?????? was pu In charge. -V; the
?
- ?
. 10 to 250 ti
i
e - ire n juir d to produce
it the ?-ugar con
??''?': '
' B
r
V, bile se ions we re
fair
? : ? 16 'thai he Au
?A','! .1
. wi re
i of lets were
g 1 ?48 tons of ?upar
Estimated
tons of
:rea s 1,215
? tons of
11 irvested.
The if the pian'
......
; . : ..........
.... tain, a
ack of w
part of i i ? ?? ? ? :
?. .. ...
necessary, s
? j in
ij ;o, m ist be
prise ca
Mining Chinese Coal
To Supply Potteries
v-)r East Fuel Requirements
:ly to Develop Local
Dep
...... .- ,. ? n the
Far 1 ? - ninul
..- ?
"? .
from the
r
?? - ' ? e 1916
...
.
.:"'???
?t?te, "????:
? -.. _?? ?
?
.........
at ti
Japai
r at
cc .
-,....-. I f or c
?
- : ??'..?? ?
1916 for .-? - 56,1 i5
ns, valued a iese coal,
: 128; 1917,
?n c I led at
17 15 1 is, val
t - i . -
?
I - -, ?the
in and 1
" ? -
nee.
Uruguay Food Prices
Fixed by a Board
Retail Butchers Allowed 31 Per
Cent Profit on Meat
Sales
-..- nt prices of f
n T"1'ugu ay, and it has I
nt to check pi
-. of sup
, M , .". 1918, decree by this board
' -? .. *ice - a- the fol
. n I nited -
?n, per
19.7 - ' s, 18.8
r i, 11.3 cor-?;
class ? - cents; run-.p. fi rst
eras*., 11.3 cen?
? ! class, 11.3 cents; rib
.c sa, 12.2 cent
. 11.7 even I ' j and i
meat, 10.S cents.
?j on the ?ver?
il ck on the hoof.
lue of hides and sub-prod
lus expenses and a reason
t for -.vholcsalers. Consum?
ers' prices f.re based on an average
gross pr ifit cf SI per cent for the re
butcher.
A decree of June 4, 1918, established
new maximum prices for eggs, as fol
vholesaler, 39.3 cents; whole
? ' r?tai er, 44") c^nts; retailer to
cents, ail per dozen.
Joins Federal Reserve
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.--The Dick
Inson Trust Company of Richmond,
; Ind., with reserves of $2.173,000, was
n tted to-day to the Federal Reserve
| system. '
Corporate Returns
Pierre \rr?r,v Motor ? ar Company.?
E
net opera! $1,523,4
pares wit
eorresp ,r. au
increase t f $220
n and tax is total ed $fl
leaving a surplus for the quar
$914,029, or the equivalent to |
share on 260 shares of common
after allowing for preferr id
.. .?,... g
Wolverine Copper Mining Company.
ended June 30, 19 '
l-.'i. a, !or the yea
fore. Expi
:
.. ....
fore. Othei
- ? '
? ?
i ?
?ded 1917. Pre'
St. Louis, R<k-Uv Mountain ?t '
i
?
I
the sa
?rs of $fi ' !
?
Interest
f I
Von:?.
184, 1
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ra
1 ' " ? t year
a fter <
'
Maine ' entrai R;iiI road
? 2 ; ' ? ?
. -" ? ' year
pel
eratins I I
"
I inh Power and Light
?
?
?
?--????
-
?
$5.438,005
'
j
*
0U3. 1 " -
. -. - ?4 ..? . for *
. .
to Sl,2"
thern Pacific Railway Con
r the six
'
?
-
?
?-ar of
3 for the first
Ra ??? a .
'
1.358 f o r
income was
; $14,
"nonths
-...'77.
Manhattan Electrical Supply Com?
pany, [nc.? :".aif of
1918 I ' ! with
,- ztonths
eding year.
Jewel Tea Company.?Pale?] for the
? Ju ??? 13 last amount ?
- 27 aga r st $1,139,706 for
'rea?.*
rb
corre
ng weeks f the j .
year
< hicago ?St Alton Rai'road ?"
pany
i
Aficr ??
mg ?:?:?
-
fr m the sor
i
5145.888. O]
tr
-
from which
?
'
wa? $i
Butte Copp*r and Zinr Company.?
Gross .'ar*- ngs for tl
ed June 80 were $561337. Exi
salaries, etc, amounted to $15,323. Net
earnings to the company totalled $269,
33?.
Sinclair Oil and R**finin? Company.
? -Net eernir.iTs from op?
the quarter ended Jan.' 30 last to?
tallad $4,407,661. Other ncorae of $53,
?"?1"*! waa added to thi? amount,
ing the srross income to $4,4
Ba'ance after fixed changes amounted
to $8<699>721. Reserve for depletion,
depreciation, etc., was $1,052.072. leav?
ing the surnlus for the quarter o?
? $2,487,649.

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