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Active Securities
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
(Copyright. 1919, New York Tribune Inc)
Stocks
Yesterday.
Railroads . 116,900
Other ?locks . 1.241,900
All stocks . 1.358,800
Day
before.
109,500
1,585,100
1,694,600
Year
aen.
65,900
384,400
450.300
January 1 to date.
1919.
8,342,300
63,971,600
72,313,900
1918.
4,876,200
36,068,700
40,944,900
Yesterday.
V. 3. Government.$11,135,000
Railroads . 1,199,000
Other bonds . 2.371,000
All bonds . 14,705,000
Bonds
Day before.
$8,331,000
1,059,000
2,898,000
12,338,000
Year ago.
$5,048,000
489,000
554,000
6,051,000
January
1913.
$736,334,000
72,676,000
247,166,000
1,056,176,000
1917.
7,074,800
56,940,900
64,015,700
1 to dat?.
1918.
$245,294,000
53,078,000
110,456,000
408.828,000
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
(Copyright, 1019, New York Tribune Inc)
Yeater.
day
Railroads . 72.90
Industrials . 94.93
Stocks. 86.12
Railroads . 79.77
Industrials . 94.85
Utilities .83.86
Bonds . 86.62
Stocks
Day
before.
72.55
94.33
85.62
Year
111'o
67.85
79.33
75.04
Range Jan. 1
to date 1919.
Range rull
year 1918.
Bonds
79.76 79.90
94.7? 91.01
83.9? 84.90
86.60 85.35
High.
73.10
94.93
86.12
82.80
95.33
87.75
87.88
Low.
63.70
79.20
75.32
79.48
93.72
83.72
86.53
High.
79.15
88.83
84.03
86.57
94.88
89.02
89.46
Low.
66.21
73.87
70.30
76.62
67.40
82.60
83.62
Yesterday's Transactions in Listed Stocks
AH stocks quoted dollars a share. Annual dividend rate, also in dollar^
a share, is based on last regular payment. High and low prices of 1919 ar?f
based only on transactions of 100 shares or more.
High.
1910.
50
343?i
70} i
84'
10a
395
68'
68
90
86
6
95
92
64
64^
44
50
95
4%
39' ?
9434
113%
W/a
5534
97'/,
141/4
583?.
293 a
1163.4
50%
71! 2
yt'/a
55'j
78
4%
5534
783 g
107
109%
133
118
108%
215
106
6934
102
66
16
631/4
46%
75
86
96%
89
8
99
151
76!/8
9434
60%
56'/a
135% 1C3
1153,4 110
1% va
76% 65!
77% 553
267'a
24?4
24%
85%
166
11
72
50
7%
25%
M}*
293/4
743,4
165
99
46%
34
82
441/4
192
63%
'?%
27
413,4
74??
98
133
263 4
67
80'. 4
70
24'8
38" g
75
44%
47%
303,4
47%
82'/2
74
63%
108
72%
32%
80
Low. Div.
1919. Rate.
29% ?
21 ?
56% 6
66 6
3'i, ?
30 ?
81% 7
99% g
62 8
42% ?
Sales.
900
1400
500
93
13% ?
71% 7
38 ?
543.4 6
52=
44'8 ?
58 5
1 ?
61 ?
62% 4
103 7
68 8
111% 7
96% 10
9834 8
191% 20
100 6
45! 4 5
94% 7
27% ?
11 ?
56'2 4
17' 4 ?
Adams Express ..
Advance Rumely .
Adv Rumely pr.
Ajas Rubber ....
Alaska (?old Mine
Allis-Chalmcrs Co
Allis-Chalmcrs pr
Amer Agr Chem.
Amer Beet SugJ
American Can Co.... 15400 55 55% 54 543^4- 3
Am Car & Fdry Co. . 400 94'4 95% 94% 95%+ 1?
80 Americun Drugs _ 400 13 13 12% 12%
Amer Cotton Oil- 6000 5534 57% 65'B 67%+ 2</
Am H & 1. 6100 2734 283,4 27% 28 + '/
Am II & L pr. 4000 II.334 116% 113% 116 + I?
American Ice . 800
Amcr Ice pr. 500
63'
6b00 113% 11334 112
14100 81 82'/2 80!
69
49%-f 2%
69' -2 -i- 1!
3.60 Am Int Corp. 58100
American Linseed
Amcr Loco .
Amer Malt .
Am Mit 1st pr ctf Mp
Amer Smelting; ....
Am Smelt pr.
3400 54!
9600 7('>
1100 25
200 55'
3000 71',
500 106
Am Stl Fdy. 31400 105
6400 130
7400 11C% 111% 103'
3700 104% 104% 1033
400 208% 208% 208
200 100% 1003,4 100'
700 60'8 66% 66
200 10C 100 100
6800 45 46 43'
100 13% 13% 133
8
183?
193,
18%
71
138
8'/?
70
50
5'/,
16';
48' ;
203(
64'/,
1553,
91'.;
30'.
27
56'
31
103
633 4
7%
23%
341/a
65'. 2
93%
128
22' a
61! a
73%
64
17%
32%
60%
34%
39! 4
19%
45
65%
58
46 ?
102 7
52% ?
20% ?
68% 7
192% 172% 10
7
9%
14%
18
31
22
40%
64%
333,4
64%
164
3% ?
6% ?
10% ?
15% ?
24% ?
17% ?
33 7
38% ?
25% 2
47 4
_1144% 8
183% 118% 12
943/4 82% 10
66% 4
89% 7
31% 4
38% ?
7% ?
74
?5%
45%
46%
10
60%
22%
783/4
62%
7%
24
40
10%
48
42%
3%
11%
American Sugar. . .
Amer Sumatra ....
Amer Tel & Tel. .
American Tobacco. .
Am Tobacco pr new
American Wool ....
American Wool pr.
Am Writ Paper pr.
Amer Zinc & Lead;
Anaconda . 4400
Asso Dry Goods. 400
A?so I>ry (ids 2d pr. 100
Asso Oil . 100
Atchison . 1000
Atchison pr . 410
Atlan, Birm & Atl.. 100
Ailantic Coast Line.. 100
Atlan (?ulf A W I. .
Atl C.ulf & W I pr.
Baldwin Locomo Co
Baltimore & Ohio. .
Bait & Ohio pr_
Barrett Co .
Barrett Vo pr.
Batopilas Mining . .
Bethlehem Steel . . .
Beth Steel, Class B.
Brooklyn R T.
Brooklyn R T ctfs. .
Rooth Fisheries Co.
Brown Shoe Co. ...
Burns Bros . 100
Brunswick . 400
Buff & Susq. 35
Buff & Susq pr. 35
: Butte Cop & Zinc- 6C0
Butte & Sup Cop .. . 100
Calif racking . 1700
Calif Petroleum .... 600
Calif I'etr pr. 200
Canadian Pacific . . . 3100
Case, J I pr. 300
Certainteed Corp.... bOO
Central Fdy pr .... 3400
Central Leather. 5200
Cerro De Pasco. . . .
Chandler Motors . .
Ches & Ohio.
Chic (it West.
Chic (it West pr. ..
Chic M & St P ...
Ch, M & St P pr .
Chic & Nweat.
Chic & N'wcst pr. .
(hic, R I & Pac ..
Ch, R I & P 6% pr.
Ch, R I & P 794 pr
C. C, C & St L pr..
Chile Copper . 2100 22' 3
Chino Con Copper... 1100 36%
Cluett Peabody . 1700 72
Col Fuel & Iron. 1500 42
Col Cas & Elec. 1000 45' 2
Col & South. 400 28
Col & So 2d pr. 100 47%
Con Can . 400 73
Con Insurance Co... 100 71%
Corn Products . 13400 61%
Corn Products pr.... 100 107
Crucible Steel . 10600 70%
Cuba Cane Sugar... 9100 32%
Cuba Cane Sug pr . . 2300 78%
D, L & W . 5C0 179
I) & R G. 400 6%
D & R G pr. 300 8
Dome Mine? . 600 13%
Erie . 500 17%
Erie 1st pr. ?03 28
Erie 2d pr. 1300 13%
Fed M & S pr. 400 38%
FUher Body . 200 59%
Gaston William?- 2500 28%
General Cigar . 19600 67 a
(?en Electric Co. 200 160%
General Motors . 4100 182
Gen Motors deb. 200 90%
(ioodrich, B F. 4700 72%
Gt Northern pr. 2300 93
Gt North Ore subs... 6300 42%
Greene Can Copper.. 400 39%
Gulf. Mob & North
Ha?k & Bar Car Co.
Internat'l AgricuL.
Intl Agr pr.
Inspir Copper .
Intb Con Corp.
Intb Con Cor pr. .
3O60O 145% 1
1600 74
10500 91%
700 47%
700 53' j
200 129%1_
100 114% 114% 114% 114%
400 1% 1% 1% 1%
1C0 72% 72% 72% 72%
14600 73% 73% 71% 72'i
200 203.4 20% 2034 20%
100 20% 2034 203/4 2034
2C00 21 21% 20% 21%
6C0 8+ 85% 84 85%
46 %
30%
9400 40
100 143
400 61%
200 9
100 25
1400 38' 4
1400 63%
600 90
100 130
400 25
100 66
100 77' 2
100 66' ,
2%
135% 110%
120% 923/4
42%
120%
54%
76%
323/,
48
91
23%
?29%
33%
199
72%
67%
37
168%
88
m
42
72
23%
197%
24%
4?
13%
11%
20%
30
6 Int Harv Co . 1500 131
6 Int Marine pr cash
21% ? Int Mer Marino....
92% 6 Int Mer Marine pr
30% ? Intl Paper .
62 6 Inll Paper pr ?tpd.. 100
24% 2 Intl Nickel . 19600
28 ? Jewel Tea .? 2700
t" 7 Jewel Tea pr. 100
16% ? Kin City South. ... 3100
68 4 Kelly Spring . 4200 126
29% 2 Kennecutt Copper... 7100 32
89 120 Key?tone Tire . '.7100 96
62% 6 Larkawanna Steel . . 600 70
63% 5 Lehigh Valley . 2600 56
21 ~ Lee Rubber & Tire . 12600 33
147% 12. I.?rMard, Pierre. . .
70 7 Manhattan Elevated.
100 4 Manhattan Shirt
263/4 ? Mm will Motor ....
60% ~ Ma*?" M,ltor l,t pr
19!4 ? Mit?-??? r 2d pr
162% 8 Mexican Petroleum .
21% 2 Miami Con Copper .
40% 4 Mldvale Steel .
9% ? Minn it St J^>u new
4% ? Mo, Kan & Te? _
8% ? Mo, Kan tk Tex pr .
32~*A ? MI?*ouri Parlflr . .
49% ? MUftouri Partite pr. .
53% 62 53
% 22% 20% 22%
% 78% 75% 78%
% 49% 49 49%
4 4 4 -
% 13% 13 13 -
134 131 133 -
'1100 118% 120''8 118% 120' 8
50200 41 42% 40% 41%
% 411?
32600*10834 1103/4 108% 110% 4- 13^ 1103^ 110'%
3700 62% 5?% 61 51%? % 51% 52
76"!
26%
37%
84' ;
21%
?
26%
37%
84%
22%
127
32%
99%
70%
56%
37
152
74%
1 12 '4
?
25' 4
30%
84%
21 %
125% 127
31% 32
93%
70
65' '/\
33%
152
74
110
75:
25%
36%?
84%...
23% ;?
100 152
300 74
100O 112 _
1000 41 41% za Vi
200 68 69 (,'J
200 31% 31% 31%
61400 176% 180% 173! 1/ri
96% j
70%?
55%+
35% +
152 ?
74%-+
110 ?
40 ?.
69 -
31%?
600
2800
2000
6400
300
6500
400
22%
45
11%
9%
16'%
27%
63
22'
46! 4
13%
9%
16
29
54'i
22%
44%
11%
8%
16%
27%
53
22%? 1'/
44%? '/,
13% + 2
9%
16 ? 11/
29 -t. t
64! i 1
75
25%
36%
84
23
126%
31%
96%
69%
65' '4
35%
150%
74%
4'J
68! *
31%
179%
22%
44%
13
?'/a
16%
28%
54
75%
25%
36%
85
23' i
127%
32
97
71
66%
36
153
76
40%
70
32
179'. v,
22%
45
13%
9%
17
29
54%
Low. Div.
1919. Bate.
69 5 Mont
29% 3
Power .
National Acme .
7 National Biscuit ....
5 Nat'l Cloak & 8uit
? Nat'l Con & Cable
6 Nat'l Enam & Stpe
6 National Lead. 3200
7 National Lead pr... 17
? N R R of Mex 2d pr 800
1% Nevada Con Copper 100
10 N Y Air Brake. 200
5 New York Central.. 2100
-- N Y Chi & St I_ 100
21 ? N Y Dock . 400
? N Y, N H & H _ 1300
2 N Y, Ontaria & West 500
7 Norfolk & West . . .
5 North American
7 Northern Pacific . . .
2' 2 Nova Scotia Steel ..
4 Ohio Gas . 452C0
3 Owens Bottling: _ 200
Vz Oklu Prod . 4200
4 Pacific Coast . 100
. 1 Pacilic Mail . 600
? Pac Tel & Tel . 100
5 Pan Am Pet . 28100
1300
1 ;'800
100
100
2600
100
62C0
Salea. Open. High. Low.
1000 70 70 70 70 ?
200 36' a 36' i? 36% 36', 2
200 123'% 123* a 1231/2 123/2+
200 84'2 85 84', 2 85 +
1300 19% 19' '2 19'4 19'/4?
700 60'4 60!. 4 60 60</4+
600 1043.4 105
400 55' 2 55!
800 93% 93'
1000 64^4 64"
Pennsylvania R R
P?re Marquette
Pcre Marquette pf
Pere Marq prior pr
Philadelphia Co . .
Piits, C C & St L
Pierce Arrow ....
Pierce Oil . 3500
Pittsburgh Coal
Pond Creek Coal
Pitts & West Ya
Punta Alcgie . 1300
Pressed Steel Car
Pull Pal Car Co
2000 507;
200 15
600 36
59
1600 743j
700 119
1700 86',:
1900
8 Railway Steel Spring
2 Ray Con Copper ....
4 Reading . 5500
6 Rep Iron & Steel. . .
8.44 Royal Dutch .
8.44 Royal Dutch NY . .
? Saxon Motors .
? St. Louis & San F.
? St Louis & San F pr
? Seaboard Air Line . .
8 Rears Roebuck '.....
7 Sears Roebuck pr . .
? Sinclair Oil . 61500
6 Sloss-ShcfT S & I .
6 Southern Pacific
20 So Porto Rico Sug
? Southern R R . . .
6 ?outhern R R pr .
4 Studebaker . 10100
5 St?tz Motors . 2100
20:4 20'. 4 20'
84 8512 83"
1400 81'/a 81' 8 SO!
8000 100% 100!4 109
29600 109'2 109?4 107:
300 7% 7% 7=
45100 211/2 24=4 20'
2100 31% 36'4 31
200 9 9 3
200 185% 185' 2 185'
100 120 120 120
69 60' 4 58'
700 52% 52% 52:
10900 107 10/% 106'
700 170 170 170
1000 28'j, 29'4 28'
200 68!2 68'2 68:
Stromherg Carb . .
Tenn, Copper Chem
Texas & Pacific . .
Texas Co .
Tex & Par Land
I'r
400 43!
3700 143
1700 44'
9300 224
110 395
Tob Product-, . 4400 367f
7'ob Products pr ...
Toi, St L West ctfs.
Toi, St L W stfs pr
Transue & Will Steel
Inderwood Type Co
Union Pacific . 3400 131
Union Pacific pr . . . 1G0 73 73 73
I'nited Alloy Steel.. 600 45% 45'. i 45' 4
United Cigar Stores 2800 131% 132% 131%
United Fruit. 2000 173 176 172; 2
100 100??
2600 5
1300 11
100 45'';
100 165
131% 130'4 131
United
United
pr
600 14% 147a 14!/
200 28% 20 28!.
1700 25 ?26'/2 25
500 62 62 62
21600 75',2 77% 75',
6200 152'4 15234 151'.
100 1071-2 107' -2 107!
3C0 42'2 43% 42
U S Rubber . 2C200 95'4 95'4 92'
U H Rubber 1st pr. . 700 112' s 112's 112
Ry Invest
Ry Invest
U S Cast I P & F .
U S Cast I P & F p
U S Food Prod . . .
U S Ind Alcohol . .
U S Ind Alcohol pr
U S Realty & Imp
S Smelt & Rof
S Smelt & Ref
S Steel .
S Steel pr _
pr
400
100
88900
U
u
ir
U
Utah Copper .
Utah Sec Corp .
Vn Carolina Chem. .
Ya Carolina Chem pr
Wabash . 1300
Wabash pr A . 700
Wabash pr B _.-. 200
Wells Fargo Ex _ 100
West Maryland _ 700
West Pacilic . 400
West Union Tel .... 700
Westinghouse Air B 103
, Westinghouse Mfg . . 7600
Wilson Co . 10100
97!
400 1 17' a 117' 8 116% 116%
100 112!2 112' 2 112'2 112' o
2%
1091-8 109' s 109' 8
Wilson Co pr .
Wheel & L E .
White Motors .
Willys Overland ...
Wis Central .
Wool worth pr .
Worth Pump & Mach
Worth P & M pr A.
Worth P & M pr B
200 100'2
300 9
200 59
25100 34%
200 37
11 116
1300 61%
100 97'2
600 77
?Ex dividend.
Note.?The Tribune assumes no responsi?
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows :
Industrials
Sales.
1000 "Aetna Explos.
25 *Air Reduc. . .
1500 'Am Bos Mag
100 Am-Br M pf.
500 *Am Ch Pro?!.
7(H) ?Am Sewer P.
30000 ?Am St Fdy v.- i
Open. High. Low. Las*:.
9%
53
84
42'2
1' 8
28' 2
35%
9?4
53
84
42! 2
V/8
30
36!;
9'
53
81
42'2
l'a
281-2
35
23 Yz
30
1000 Br-A. Tob coup 23! 2 23%
1500 ?Butterwth Jud 30 33
TOO ?Claib'rne&AFy 9% 9% 8%
200 ?Cramp Shpbg. 122' ? 122% 120
6300 ?Cudahy .122 123 120
1500 Endi Johnson.. 68 71'/2 68
do pfd .101 101' 2 101
400 ?Fairbanks Co.
1500 ?Famous Play-L
2200 ?Fisk K T w i.
7"" ?Gen Asphalt.
?100 Grapc-Ola
63
86?;
35'/2
. 65V
%
400 do pf . 1
2I ? ?Hock Ya! P. . 10%
10000 Hupp Mot Car. 9
5000 Inter Hub_23
100 ?Jones Bros Tea 24%
800 ?Lack Co Coat. 26
63
83
3618
67
5 8
1 V,
1034
9%
23
24"/2
26
62
86'4
35%
65' 2
9%
53
82
42'2
1"3
29'2
35%
23%
33
8%
120
121','-?
71'2
101', 2
62
.'?'. vH,nir-ton Oi
0800 ?Hudson Oil
1000 ?Internat I'd .
6000 Ms! Oil & Tr..
3200 " \ Ken.a;i Oil. .
1500 *Ki ntucky Pet.
9000 ?Louis Oil X- K
7. ?Merritt Oil.. .
: f>00 Metro Petro. . .
7000 ?Midwest Oil. .
3265 ?Midwest Ref
10000 ?Midwest-Texas 1! j
1000(1 ?M 1' of M v.- i 5'
3800 ?National Oil.. 6'
10000 ?"Northwest O. 66 '
1000 ?Okla A- Tex. . 4' ?
6000 fOmar O .V- G. 47
3100 ?Orient O & O 3
25000 ?Usage NO Syn
' 'pen. High. Low. Last.
117 130 117 127
30
8'/1
6
3';
38'
31'/
.175
90
13
16'
1-!
2'/,
2700 *LibbyMacN&L 31'/2 32_
?150 ?Lima Loco. .. 42%
1000 Marconi of A. 4!4
2 100 "Nat An & C. 32'/4
200 "Nat Firepf pf 173,4
10000 ?N M & A Lnd 4'4
10000 N Am P A- P.. 6%
25'. Perfec T & R. 1C?
15!. M'h Morris. ... 12'4
1100 ?Rem Typewr.. 61' ?
7X00 ?Savold Tire.. 42
100 ?Stewart Mfg.. 46%
2400 ?Stand G & E. 38%
1200 Sub Boat v t c. 1534
3000 ?Swift Intcrl.
2000 Un Profit Sh..
3000 ?U S Lt & H.
4">?i U S Steamship.
200 ?Warren Bros.
500 Wayne Coal.. .
60
1%
2' 4
2',2
42' 2
4
42%
43B
323 4
1?%
5
634
1'/4
13
62',,
43
46! 2
40
15%
61! 2
1%
238
2%
42'2
4
66r
%
1 r.
10%
9?/4
23
24! 2
25
3I/4
42
41 4 4%
32'4 3234
17% 17%
1A
10%
9
22'2
24! 2
25
31
41
3000 "Pennok Oil
20000 ?fPenn Gaso..
77000 ?Rangeb Oil...
SO. * 1 Rang-H (ap 1
05000 ?Ranger Oil.. .
1000 ?Rickard Tex..
15460 ?Rock Oil lap)
35000 ?Ryan 1'.:;.
3000 'Salt Crk Prod 40%
1000 ?Sapulpa OiL-R S
SiOU Savoy Oil. 12' '-,
15?U0 ?Sinclair Gulf. 53%
5 'Sinclair O W.300
500 tSouthwest Oil 45
250 ' ?S W Pro ,V- R 4%
&700 ?Stanton Oil. .. 1%
.'"?en ?Sterling OcvR 8%
17000 ?Tex-R P .V R 4
800 ?tTexana 0\R 58
500 ?Tyopa Oil_ 2' '?
1700 ?Valv O I' Inc. 8%
; 30000 ?tVera-Cons I'. 1' d
! 1400 ?Victoria, n stk 4
550 *\V States Oc'^L 70
19900 *'Y" Oil & G. 98
33<i
30
83s
6
4
417?
32 "
175
13/.
5' ;
6'.
66
5
47
1"t
16
37
3%
29',
3'
151/2
37
(4/J.-5) 5%
13
2
16'
1?
3!
42
8!
12'
565
300
45
?
VA
38' ?
30%
2%
1'8
170
T4
4%
6'2
63
41 2
45
2%
1%
15%
31
4' 2
90
134
15' 2
1%
2' ,
40%
4'
70
1,
12
53%
300
45
4%
m
55
2',?
8ss
Xa
69
98
3 Vz
2934
83a
6
4
41%
31%
3
Hi
174' ?
l'/4
4%
6%
65
5
46
3
1%
16
35
5
1%
2
16
1%
3%
41' -,
8%
12%
56%
300
45
5
I/2
8%
4
C5
2%
8%
1' z
4%
70
1r?
Mining Stocks
6%
1ft
12%
61! 2
41' a
46%
38%
15' 4
60
15a
2%
2%
42%
3%
5
6' 2
1%
12%
62! 2
43
46' 2
39' S
15! 2
60
11'7
23a
2%
42'A
4
Sales.
37650
2000
Sil""
Open
Alas-Br C M..50
tA M&M(ap) 31
Allied Gold
High. Low. Last.
1-f
Standard Oils
Sales.
3700 ?Anglo-Am Oil 21
10 ?Gal-Signal Oil ?
400 ?Prairie O & G ?
20 ?So Penn Oil.. --
12 ?Stan Oil N .1 ?
20 ?SUn Oil N Y. ?
Open. High. Low. Last.
21% 21
123 123
720 680
309 308
720 718
383 381
21', 2
123
720
308
720
383
Other Oil Stocks
Sales.
2000 ?Allen Oil....
23000 ?tAmal Royal.
looo ?Harriett OciG
100 ?Boone Oil...
50000 ?iRos-Wy? Oil 4C
6000 ?Caddo O ?? R. 45'
2400 ?Cities S HT hh 37
6000 ?Comwth P w i 43
5200 Continent Ref.. 9
6000 *Co*d?n & Co. 9'
360 ?Currman Pot. 1'
2000 ?Elk Bairn Pet 93
48000 tEsmcrnldn Oil 12
6000 ?IVdernl Oil... 3>
8000 ?GUnroek Oil . 7!
SOOn ?Here Pet cl A 10'
30000 ?THigh Gravity 30
Open. High. Low, Last.
4
1%
ft
49
45'',
374s
49
9%
1%
10
12
10%
33
3%
7
40
44%
37
43
9
9%
1%
9%
11
3'%
7
10%
23
47
45%
37%
48 t
9%
9%
1%
9%
12
3%
7%
10%
33
200 ?America M
14000 ?Arizona Bu
IOOO "tAtlanta. 5
400 Bfo I.cdis'e.
2500 ?tBooth. 11
4000 fBost & Mont. 63
5200 ?tCalcdonia
6 I ' Canuda Copper 1??
4900 ?U'andelar Sit.
2500 tCashboy.
1800 Cresson Con G.
13000 ?tDivide Syn. .
6G00 ?Div Syn of N.
3000 SI Salvador Sil
600 ?Eureka Cr M.
2700 ?Flagg Tun M.
600 ?tFlorence Sil.
500 ?tFortuna Cu?n.
4400 ?Golden Gate..
10000 ??Gold '/. On .
650 fGoldfield Cons
4000 ?"Harmill Div.
7500 ?Tiiasbrk Div.
200 Hccla Min_
700 ???.lim Butler. .
1000 tJumbo Ext. . .
3000 I.:i Rose Ltd. .
9000 ?tL 1! D '.it'
12000 ?1 l.oni' Star .
4000 Louisiana t'"ti.
9000 ?tMagma Chief
8800 "MM of Aiapi
140000 ?tMacN Min.
looo ?tMarsh Min. .
1200*tMother I.. . .
8700 ?Nai Tin Cor.
7000 ?tNev I) (ap).
1500 Nipinsing M C.
70000 fNlxon Nev, ..
200 ?Ond M . 3!
:. ?Ruy Here M. . 2
3000 'ii.'\ Con Mm. 11'
i 1700 Seneca Cop Cur 14
7r
33
1)
60'
10
5
12
19
3%
= ' 4
78
50
3%
%
17
35
.33
5
31
13%
i
22
12
59
32
1's
%
75
5r
5 8
11
70
33
lie
68
10' o
5
12
20
??
6%
80
50
3%
50
31
10
65
32
1U
65
10
"a
l"*
1 V\
1i
17
35
34
5
31
13'
22
12
98
16
25
28
5
31
13'
IS"
12
59
32
1A
74
5
ioSa
70
32
Hi
68
10%
5
11
19
3%
1%
6'4
78
50
3'4
V?
16
30
31
5
31
13%
' 4
18
12
84
7
41
2!
-rT4
0
41
2(3
21
9
20
3',
2! 1
12';
15! .1
B
83
7
41
2ij
20
8i4
18
3%
2
11?/,
14 "
1%
91
7
41
2U
20
9
18
3%
2'fl
12';
15! 4
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
700 ?Silver Dol M. 1% 1% 1/a W?
19700 ?TSilv King Div 31 33 29 30
25000 Silv Kg of A.. % % % H
1000 ????Silver Pick. 13 13 13 13
600 Stand Sll-Lead A ft A A
18000 ?-.-Suthern Div. 28 27 25 26
15000 ?Star of West. 138 138 1. 1%
6500 tStewart. 24 25 22 24
4500 ?Tono Divide.. 10% 10% 9% 9%
700 Tonopah Exten 2A 2ft 2% 2A
700 United Eastern 4? 4% 4}f 4%
3700 *tU S Cont M. 14% 15 14 14%
700 Unity Gold M. 6% 6% 6% 6%
2000 ?tWard M&M. 24 25' 24 25
000 tW End Cons. 1% 1% 13% 134
1200 tVVhite Caps.. 28' 28 25 25
500 ?W Knob C pf 1% 1% 1% 1%
Bonds
Sales (000 omitted i. Open. High. Low. Last.
S5 ?Am T & T 6s.. 99% 100 99% 100
5 'Am Tob Ts '23..103% 103% 103% 103%
'."?Anaconda 6s... 99% 99% 99% 99%
3 ?III Central 5%s. 96% 96% 96% 96%
30 ?Inter R T 7s... 84% 84'% 83% 83%
11 ?Lac G L 7s, nw 99% 99% 99% 99%
3 ?N Y Cen 5s '19. 9934 9934 99% 99%
5 ?N Y Tel deb 6s.100% 100% 100% 100%
25 "Buss Govt 5%s. 51 51'/2 51 51
255 "do Gi/2s. 60 61 59% 59%
S ?Sinclair Gif fis.102% 103 102% 103
75 ?Wil & Co en Cr0 97% 97% 97% 97%
?Unlisted. tSe'.l cents per share.
Following is a complete record of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
U. S. Government Bonds
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations)
(Closing Quotations)
Thursday. Wednesday.
Rid. Asked. Bid. Asked
Liberty I!1-?. 1947 98.70-ii 98.72 98.70@98.74
do 1st -Is 1947 95.90'-/96.00 95.70<? 95.90
do 2d 4s,' lil 12. 93.90-;/93.94 93.78@93.82
do 1st 4'.8, 1947 95.90?/96.00 95.70'?i95.90
do 2d 4%s, 1942 94.04'-/ 94.10 93.92@93.94
do 3d 4??S.192S 95.24'a 95.28 95.24?95.26
do 4th 414s, 1938 94.24 v" 94.30 93.94@93.96
Pre-war issues:
2s, reg, ir?30. 9834-5 99% 98%@ 99%
2s, coup, 1930_ 98%? 99% 983/4@ 99%
3s, reg. 1948. 89 @ 92 89 @ ?2
3s, roup, 194 6_ 89 @ 92 89 @ 92
4s reg, 1925.106%'r? 106% 106 @106%
4s, coup. 1925_1061.4-f/106% 106 @ 106% :
2s, Pan, c, 1936.. 9834-i/ 99% 98%@ 99%]
2s, Pan, r, 1936.. 98%@ 93%@ ? I
2s, Pan. c, 1938.. 98%W 99% 98%5i) 99%
2s, Pan, r, 1938.. 98%? - - 98%@ ?
3s, Pan, reg. 90%rfr 92 87 @ 92 !
3s, Pan, coup_ 90%<S> 92 87 @ 92
Phil 4s, 1934. 90 @ 96 90 @ 96
do 4s 1935. 90 @ 96 90 @ 96
do 4s 1936. 90 (f; 96 90 @ 96
D Col 3-65s. 97 (ii 100 97 @100
Liberty Issues
Not '
High. Low. La^t. change.
Liberty 3%s_ 98.72 98.60 98.70 + .02;
do 1st 4s. 95.94 35.80 95.90 -
do 2d 4s. 94.02 93.80 93.92 + .12;
do 1st 4',4s... 96.00 95.90 96.00 + .08
do 2d ?Us... 94.20 93.90 94.10 + .16
do 3d 4'is... 96.46 96.26 95.26 + .02,
do 4th 4 Us.. 94.30 94.00 94.28 + .32
?Approximate investment yield at the!
closing New York Stock Exchange prices.]
Yield. :
Third 4%s. 4.85
Fourth 4%3. 4.70 ;
Second 1 ' j s. 4.66
First t1.,*. 4.50!
Second 4s. 4.41 ;
First 4s . 4.25 '
First 3',?3 . 3.57
[Sales of Liberty bonds on the New York
Stock Exrhango carry interest to the date of
sale, and the seller receives this interest in
addition to the sale price. |
(Sales)
U S Liberty 3V-S |U S Liberty 2d4%a
June 1933-47 I Nov 1927-42
204,0(11'. 98.701 25,000. 94.10
2,000. 98.60] 93.ODD. 94.08 I
12."..00'). 98.72| 19,000. 94.10
G7.000. 98.70 -
I Total _$1,453,000 '
Total .$458,000 (J S Liberty 3d4%s i
U S Liberty Ut 4s ! Sept 1928
June 1932-47 166,000. 95.26 '
50,000. 95.94] 127,000. 95.28 :
1,000. 96.90 100,000. 95.30
55,000. 95.80, 195,000. 95.32;
L0.000. 95.90 133,0(iO. 95.34
163,000. 95.36 :
Total .$116,000i 627,000. 95.38,
IT S Liberty 2d Is I ST,00(1. 95.40 ?
Nov 1927-42 I 121,000. 95.42:
52,000. 93.80; 152,000. 95.44'
;;.-, 000. 93.90' 93,(100. 95.46
212,000. 93.921 109,000. 95.4* ?
16,000. 93.941 72,000. 95.42
88,000. 93.96' 77.000. 95.40
48,000. 93.981 100,000. 95.38 :
42,000. 94.00' 9,000. 95.36!
2,000. 94.02! 16,000. 95.34 1
137,000. 94.00' 100,000. 95.30 !
28,000. 93.96! 10.0(10. 95.28]
26.000. 93.941 ?7.000. 95.26
t.000. 93.90!
'
I
Total .$851,000; Oct. 1933-48
U S Liberty 1st 4%s I 75,000. 94.0?
101,000. 93.92] Total _$2.484.000'
? Liberty kh 4 Us !
June 1932-47 4.000. 94.00
S6.000. 96.00 ISO,000. 94.06
34,000. 95.90' r.5,000. 94 08 1
13,000. 96.00] 251,000. 94.10!
153,000. 94.12'
Total .$125.000 145.000. 94.14
U S L iberty'.'d 4 Us 500,000. 94 16
Nov 1927-12 I 190.OOO. 94 1P,
7,000. 93.90 262,000. 94 20
13,000. 93.961 285,000. 94 2?
20,000. 93.98! 3J0.OOO. 94*24
01,000. 94.00! 514,000 9426
50.000. 94.02! 826,000.. . 94?8
5,000. 94.04? 652.000.. 9430
79.000. 94.06! 1.000..., 9432 ,
5,000. 94.08! 389,000 i..... <*4 3C\
305,000. 94.101 226 000 ' 9408
35,000. 94.121 477 000 " 9426
62,000. 94.141 14.000. ' ' 94 24'
25.000. 94.16! fi.000 94 22'
r.9,000. 94.18! 52,000 . 9420
fi.000. 94.20] 30.000 ' 0424
si?:S88:.S??fl 2M00.:H
S::::::a r?M ????*5-6*H
Foreign Government and
Municipal Bonds
_
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations) '
(Interest To Be Added)
, ,. r. Bld- Asked.
Am Forcen See Co t?s 1319_ 99U 993; '
Anglo-French Extern 5s 1920. . 97 97%
Argentine Intern 5s 1945. 82 82%!
Canada. Dom of, 5s, 1921. 97% 977? |
do 1926 . i?% 97/8!
<'o li>31 . 963,4 97
Chinese Gov Hu Kug Ry 5s, 1951 70% 71S?
Cuba Extern 5s 1944. 9834 99
do Series A, 1949. 91% 93IA
?do 4Hs, 1949 . 84% 86
Dominir-an Rep 03. 1958. 98% _ i
City of Bordeaux 63 1919. 99% 993.:
City of Lyons 6s 1919. 991,4 99%
City of Marseilles 6s 1919. 99% 993?
City of raris 63 1921. 98% 98% ;
Jap Gov 4%s Sterling In 1925 90% 91
do 2d series 1925. 91 91% i
do 4s sterling in 1931. 74 773?
, City of Tokyo 5s, 1952. 79% 80
Un King Ct Br&I 3-yr 5Ub, '19 995? 993:
'!? f?yr 5->rs> ?2I?- ? ? ? ?". 98?/8 ?f?
do 20-yr 5%B 1931. 99% ggf/*
FOREIGN BONDS DEALT IN FLAT
Mexico Extern stl 5s of '93 1945 65 ' 73 :
do prold 4s of '04 1954. 55 60
Rua '94 Rente 4s 1,000-ruble den 23 _
(Sales)
Am Foreign S 5s J Dom Can 5s 1931
1 . r5,?00-%%: "Uir ??. 96%'
Angler rench os Jap 1st ser 4'?,s ,
10,000. 96)3 3,000...?. 9014
l.'H'0. 97 2,000. loi*.
12.000. 96%; do 2d ser 4 ',3 ' 2 !
2."?."00. 97 i 10,000 9-1
'00. 96%; 8,00
91',,
2."O". 97 , .",.000... 91
1.000. 96}J do German stm
12, ,000. 97 ( 1,000.... 3734!
3.00". 97% 3,000.... 88
6,000. 97 UK of G B & I
'??'?. 97%! 6%s 1919
13,000. 97 I 5,000. 993.4
26,000. 97,1,' 1,000. 995?
1.000. 97%| do :,>ns 1321
'"."On. 97 I ,,,-?00. 9ga.
15,000. 97,V B.0O0 98 V
1.000. 97% 19.000....;: 98%
20,. 97 ; 60,000. 98J?
tit yuf Paris 0s I 1 000 9gi
_ 6.000. 98% 2,000:::::: 983?
Dom (an 5b 1921 I do 514s 1937 '*
13.000. 97%: 61,000 . 991 ,
. vr..977?? 4.000... : 99%
?? 1926 30,000 qqi
1.000. 96%: N V C 4'.-s i 907
.-^. 965n 1"."00....;.101%
d",J;1??, 6,000.101
ll.OOO. 9U:^
Railways, Other Corporations
Am Ag Ch deb 5s IN Orl T & Mex 5s
1.000.111 I, 15,000. 51% :
2,000.112 IN Y Cen deb 6a
5,000.111 I 2,000. 97'/a :
5,000.112 I 6,000. 97%
do cv 5s 1,000. 97%
1,000. 99 l 5,000. 97%
5,000. 9834i do rig 4>^s
Am Smelting 5s j 3.000. 81
2,000. 90 I do rfgr 3Us
Am T & T cv 6a \ 25,000.."-70%:
22,000.103 i do L S 3-*s
1,000.103341 registered
7,000.103%' 2.000. 62% '
6,000.103%'N Y Gas E L H &
1.000.10338: Power 5s
12.000.103%! 2.000. 93%
10,000.103%I do p m 4s
5,000.103 ' 10,000. 72','-5
1 2,000.103% ' N Y N H & H 6s
16,000.103 ? 12.000. 81
1.000.IO31/4' do deb '?u's 1954
do col Es 1,000. 50
2,000. 90% N' Y O & W 1st 4s
1,000. 91 ! 1.000. 65%
do col 4s |N Y Rys rfg 4 s
1.000. 84%: 1,000. 41%
Am Wr Paper 5s * 10.000. 41%
I ctfs of depos I 1,000. 41%
I 10,000. 90 I 10,000. 41
5.000. 90%' do adj 5s
8.000. 90 ? 10.000. 12
2,000. 90%'N Y Telph 4>23
5,000. 90' ' 1.000. 88%
Ann Arbor 4s IN' Y W & Bn 4'::s
1.000. 54%l L00O. 44%
! A T & S F geni 4s' ! 5,000. 44%
?1,000. 82% Norf So 5s Ser A
6,000. 82 I 2.OOO. 69%
do adj 4s ?Norf & W cv Gs
12.000. 75%' 5.000.106%
: Bait & O p 1 .",>?% ! 1.000.107
1,000.8S%! do div 4s
i Beth Steel rfg 5s ' I 5.000. 81
3,000. 87%| Nor Pacific 3s
7,000. S7%! fi.OOo. 58%
do p m 5s | Ontario Pwr 5s
1,000. 85%! 2.000. 901/2
Bklyn Rap Tr 7s ' lOr-W RR & N 4s
5,000. 79 I 10,000. 77%
5,000. 79' s Pacific. T & T 5s
Cen Dist T 5s 1 5.000. 90%
1,000. 96 ?Pan-Am Pet 6s
Con Ga con 5s 4.000.140', ?
2,000. 92%' Penn 5s 1968
9,000. 92%! 1.000. 95
?? Cen Leather Cs I 1,000. 94%
fi.000. 953-4! 5,000. 95
7.0OO. 95% Peoria & E 1st 4s
6,000. 96 I 1.000. 55%
Ches & O con 5s I do inc. 4s
1.000. 98%' 10.000. 14
do cv 5s I Pere Maro, 4s
4.000. 83% 1.00". 70%
8,000. 88 ! do 5s
15,000. 87%: 2.000. 84%
5,0i)0. 88 ?Phila Co 5s 1922
do cv 4'-s 2,000. 93
4,000. 80%?P?erce Oil fi3 1920
2.000. 81 ! 1,000.128
do geni 4'ns do 1024
1,000. 79'2: 1.000.1071',
Ch & Alton 3??s 1 3.000.107%
3,000. 37 I 3.000.108
C B & Q gqnl 4s 1 1.000.107%
1,000. 803/4! lO.OOn.1073-4
5,000. 81%' 20,000.108
do joint 4s I Rio G W 1st 4s
? 7.000. 95% 1,000. 68
! 5.000. 95%! St j, ir Mt & S 4s
10,000. 95%l Riv & Gif div
0.000. 95%l 1,000. 75%
C Gt Western 4s I f,.000. 76%
fi.000. 60%'St L & S F 4s Ser A
3 r'00. 60%i 10 000. 62%
C M ci St. P cv 5s I 20,000. 62%
Scries B I 3.000. 62%
1.000. 77%: 25,000. 62%
3.O00. 77 I 2.000. 62%
do cv 4%s I do 5s Ser B
5,000. 76%l 1000 . 74%
1.000. 77%? llo n(1? Gs
do rfK 4'% 1 000. 67%
1.000. 69%! 7 000. 67
1.000. 69%' 2 000 . 67%
C R T fr. P rfg 4s I ?'OOO. 67%
1.000. 72%? 2 000. 67'/?
C & We^t Ind 4s "000. 673/4
1.000. 62 I a 000 ... . 68
1,000. 62%) 8,000. 68%
Chile Copper 6s ?> 000 . 68%
5,000. 87%! 10,000. 6S%
1,000. 87 ! 43,000. 69
do cv 6s 2d paid i 1 000 . 71
1,000. 88 I do ?ni- fis
Cin I St L & C fis ! 4 OOO _ 47%
1.000. 99%l 11000 . 471/2
C C C ft St L gen 4s .|0 000. 43
1,000. 67%! 1 000. 48%
Col &. So 4',?s I 1 000 . 4S'A
1.000. 78'% 5,000. 48%
Con Gas cv fis 60000 . 48%
1,000.102 ! ->*000' _ 49
5.000.101%'st L Swn 1st 4s
Corn Pr 5s 1931 5 000 . 67%
1.000.100 Ist L Swn Ter 5s
do 5s 1934 1 000 . 59%
11.000.100%l san An & A P 4s
Den & R G rfg 5s ' 1 000. 64%
1.000. 473,8!seab Air L adj 5s
Detr Riv T 4 us I 1 000. 49%
1,000. 80 I 7,000.4934
Erie pr lien 4s ' ?, 000 .... 49%
1.000. 66%'Sinclair 0j, ;?}
do eenl lien 4s IP 000 . 99%
2.00O. 53%) 239,000. 99
do cv 4s Ser B ! stl< warrants
100,000. 46%' 4 non . ..127%
100,000. 46%: So Pacific cv 5s
10,000. 47 I in.ooo.106%
do cv 4s Ser D 1000 .1063;
1,000. 49 ! 10'nno _106% i
30.000. 48%' ^0 000.107'
Great Nor 4^s 5 000 ....106%
2.000. 86 ' no ono ....107'/,
G Bav & W deb B ' ;.i'noo.1073?
2.000. 7%! do cv 4s
5.000. 7%' f, 000 , . . 84
5.000. 7% r, 000 . . . R4%
5.000. 7% 10 000 . 84
Hud & M rfg 5s '? do col 4s
1.000. 59%' ?>- noo. 751/4
2.^00. 593? Southern Ry 5s
3.000. 59%! 1 ftn? . ., 93
1.000. 60%' ??o 4?
0,000. 60%! ' 2.000. 673^
do in'- fis ?' 0O0 . 67s?
0.000. 171 '3' 1000. r-7'-'-i
5.000..17 I l'noo . . . 673-4
1,000. 16%l do 5s" Memphis div
4.000. 17 ! 10.000. 91%
Intbo-Met 4 V?s I Third Av rfg 4 s
IS.000. 30 I " non .... 50
2.000. 29%! do adj 5s
Intho R T rfg 5s ! 10.OOO. 27%
5.000. 65% Un pacific 6?
1S.000. 65%l 1CO00 .103%
S.000. 65%l do 1st Is
1.000. 65%! ' 3 non . . RR' ',
3.000. 65%: 1 "OOO. 86%
:',,000. 65 ' do cv 4s
2.000. 65%' 8.000. 87%
Int Ajfricul 5s do rftr ?a
17.000. ar% I non . .. 79%
3.000. 31%'Un R-s of S F U
3.000. 82 I ctfs oT depos
1.00. .0. . . . 81%: R oon _ 30, .
".000. 82!, r S Realty & 1 5s
2,000. 82'-.?i .1000. 73%
2.000. 82%! 16 000 ... 73%
17.000. 82% u S Rubber 7s
Int M Marine fis I 5,000.103%
1.000. 99 \ do 5s
25.000. 99%' 3 noo .. pa
5.000. 991V i.t'noo" .' 873?
1,000. 99% is mm .. 88'
K C Ft S & M 4s 1 -i nno .. .. 8?!%
2.000. 68 ! 1,000. RP, '
Kan Cit.v So 5s i 1%",o.' 88%
1.000. 85%' ?. 000.88%
1,000. 85 ! o 000 . 88%
Kings Co B L & P I 2.000. 89 j
p m 0s 1997 t 000 _ 8R3,;
1.000.102%' o.nno. 883^!
Laded* Gas of St L ' 3.000. 883,; !
rfg 5s ' 1 .non. 88% I
1,000. 94%'(J S Smelting fis
Lehiprh Val fis I.OOO.39%
2.000.102%! TJ S Steel s f 5s
LiKKett & M 5s I 19.000.1003%
1,000. 93%! 1R.000.-ion--.', i
Lorillard Co 5s ! 1S.0OO.1003,;:
1.00O. 91%' R oon.mos;
Midvale Steel 5s ' ?.. noo.1003.; i
1,000. 88''V .-l.000.100%
1.000. 88% t'ooo 100'',:
5.000. 88%' 4 nno.ino% '
M K ?r T 1st 4s 1.000.100% i
2.000. 64 ! 2.000. .... 100% i
do 2rl 4s 'Utah Pwr & L 5s
l.onn. 30'2' 1.000. 88% :
4.000. 30%'Va Csr ('hem 5s
Mo Pac cen? 4s 20.000. 95%
20.000. 61 %' 1000. 95 ' !
l'.OOO. 61%'West Electric 5a
20.000. 61%! 7 noo. 97% I
in,non. 61 ' ?nno. 9704
1.000. 61%' VoOO. 97% ;
5.000. 61%' West Marvland -Is
3,000. 61 ' 4.non. ES''2 '
5.000. 61%'We=t Shore 4s
Montuna Pw 5s I 3 OOO.75%
1.000. 92 ! Wilson * Co fis
2.000. 92%' 1000 ... 9?"3%
9.000. 92%' ? OOO . .. c?r^ ?
1,000. 92 ! 1S.O00. 99% S
I Wisconsin C 4s
Dividends
Regular Declarations
Stockholders
nut? Period. Payable, of record.
L'ont. Paper Rag-. I !i
pr Q .May l ?"> M ay R
do 1 '-= Q.May : ."? May R
Beere & Co. Is? pr Q..June 2 May 15
Detroit Util Ry, 5- Q...Juna '.: May 1 >:
Am Radiator, 1% pr Q.May 1/. Nfay 7
do 11 U.lumi 30 .lune 21
Manat? i-'URar. '.' ' ? Q...June :.' May 1 '<
Troy ?ot & \V, J Q... May ' Apr. 28
Pac G&E, $1.60 1st pr Q.May IS Apr. 30
do $t.f)M oriK pr Q....May 15 Apr. 30
Pitts Steel. $1.75 pr Q..JUI18 2 May Ij
-.
Now Selling Automobiles
The chemical market is so dull at
present that one chemical brokerage
concern has temporarily taken on the
nellinfr of automobiles, auto parts and
tires. The machinen as well as the parts
are offered for export only.
Bid and Asked
Quotations
The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
but not traded in yesterday.
Bid. Asked.!
A Bank
38^4
45'
.100
.102'i
.116
. 90
. 82' i
.c>.
do pr
A Ak Ch pr
Am rice: S p
Am ','an pr. .
A C & V pr
A Cot O'.! pr
Arc Express.
Am Loco pr.. iut/i
Am Shlpbldg.llg
A Smelt pr A 93
; .vm SnuH ... I '2
do pr .. .. nn
Am Sus pr .II7'/j
Km Sum i pr 94
Am Tel & 0. 58
Am Wool pr. Oil's
Ann Arbor .. 3
? do pr . 10
Assets Heal . I 2
! As Dry G 1st 72
1 Ha'.d I.OCO pr.103'2
i Beth Stl 7th. 97
Bklyn Kdlson. 97
; Bklyn Un Gas 80
Hums pr .... 110
Buff K & P. 60
do pr . 36
Cen of N J. ..201
(.'en l.eath pr. 112
C & S A Tel. 113
Chi ? Alton. !.
do pr . 11 ' i
. Clev & I'ltts. 67'2
C S I' M & U 66
do pr .104
I C C C & S L, 41
j do pr . 65
Cl Peabdy pr. 10.!
Col F & I pr.105
Col & S 1st 53
lump Tab ... 41%
Con In Cal.. 578
Crex Carpe. . 44
Crue Stl pr.. 94
I Cuba A Sue-190
' do pr .103
?V'uua C Su pr 96'.i
| Del Edison .112
Det In It 1!. 91
D S S A Atl. 3
Kress pr .106
471 /J.aclrde Gas . . 69
100', 2 L Erie & West 8'
93 | do pr . 16',
103','j L A- M Tob .200
116%
ta
215
112
103
110
>L-W Bise 1st. 99
, do 2d pr . .103
?Lorlilard 1? .150!
'? do pr .100
?Louis i Kaih.llS'/i 115
;MacKav Co .. 76',
' do pr . 64
2 Man?) Beach . ' j
.'War. Rhirl pr. IC7
May Dep S pr.107','4
Mcx Pet pr . 107'/?
Michl Cent .. 8j'?
m s r &SSM ?
.100
no
65
2'2
117
110
no
90
89'i
do
10
1 _ 61 68
108% Mont Pow prl05"2 108
99 Morr & Essex 70'.. 8/ ;
99 Naso & Cliatt.114 17
82 Nat. Biso pr.. II? 20
112 Nat C& S pr.lOo 06
66 ?Nat E & S pr.lOO 105
100 N Kit Mex 1st 16 25'/
225 IN Y C& SI, 1st 61 65
113 1 do 2d PI ..4? ?
115 N Y Dock pr. 50', 54
lO'/alN Y L & W. 92 98
14 iNorf South... 15'2 ?'
80 j do pr . 72' 2 ?
75 | North Cent . b7 73
115 ?Owens Bott pr.102 04
42 I fac Coast 1st ?8 100
68 ! do 2d pr ..50 80
105% Pac T & T pr 84 92
125 Pan A Vet pr.142 146
56 ! Peor?a At East 6 o'
46 ll'i.tt Mull ... 25 45
7'/4 do 1st pr... 95
34
97
ISS
106
98
115
?i 7
do pr
8
Elec stor B.. 73
Elk Horn Cl 27'
Pierce. Arr pr. 104 105
P K W & Clil.131',8 137%
?Pitts Stl pr .. 94 93
?Tressed Stl pr.101 102
Pub Ser of N.I 83 86
Miv Stl Spg pr.107',2 103
Reading 1st pr 35 J5'a
do 2d pr ..37 37' 2
Savage Arms. 54 SI,
St L, Swest... IS I'5
do pr
I Eed M & S. IO'b
Fisher Bdypr.,95
; Gen Cliem . ..174
do pr .103
fien Clear pr. 104'2
Goodrich pr . 108-Va
Granby Mln.. 65
, Gif M & N pr 31'?
Gulf S S 1st 92'.4
? llartr.'an Corp 71
llMinestake .. 89
111 Central .. 99
Int. llarv pr. . 115'.'2
Inter Ta pr. 95
: Tnter Nirk pr 96
? Inter Salt ... ?
Iowa Central. 3'/j
Kaj'scr, .lui. . 110'g
K C FS&Mpr 59
K C South pr. 52
Kelly Spfld pr 94
Kelsey ?'heel. 38
do pr . 90
Keo A D M. . 3
do pr . ?
Kings Elec E ?
Kress & Co.. 65%
47
12
100
180
103%
i n?
ios'
66
34"
96'
74
01
101
117
I OU
54
4',
130
65
54
9?
do rr
32
Sloss ShefT pr. 84
S Por It S pr.llO
Standard Mill. 140
92
.Stiidebaker pr 98
Sup Stl pr ... 97
Tex Co pr...220
?Third Ave P.Il 14
.Toi St Ij West 3
i do pr . I"
?Twin City RT 43
I do pr - 81
?Underwood T.. 183
I do pr .Ill
T'n Bag & Pa 75
lUn Cig S pr. .?II
Un Drug
1st pr
? do 2d pr . .115
iT.'n Dyewuod.. 50
do pr . ?
II S Exp ... .24
Va I C & C. HO
West Mary 2d 22'/j
I West I'ac pr. . 54' 2
[Wcstghse 1st.. 63
Wh & I. E pr 18
[Willys Ovid pr 95
34
88
120
149
165
170
124
55
120
61
Bid and Asked Prices
for Oil Stocks
Following are yesterday's closing bid and
asked prices for leading oil stocks:
Standard Oil
Bid
Anr-lo-Americnn Oil Co., Ltd. 11%
Atlantic Refining Co. 1330
Borne-Scrymser Co. .">0O
Biiclteve Pipe Eine. lO'-i
Chesebrough Mfg. Co. 310
Continental Oil Co. 6fi5
Crescent Pipe Line Co. 3?
Cumberland Pipe Eine . 200
Eureka Pipe Eine Co. 1C.5
Galena Signal Oil, pf, new.. 107
do pf. old. BiO
Illinois Pipe Eine Co. 183
Indiana Pipe Eine Co. 103
International petroleum Co. 'i'->
National Transit Co. 22
New York Transit Co. 1H5
Northern Pipe Eine Co. 112
Ohio Oil Co. 38."?
Penn-Mex Furl Co. ">4
Prairie Oil & Gas Co. 715
Prairie Pipe Line Co. 276
Solar Refining Co. 380
Southern Pipe Eino Co. 161
South Penn Oil Co. 30.".
Southwest Penn. Pipe I.inca !>K
Standard Oil Co of Calif. . . . 27"
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana 81"?
Standard Oil Co. of Kansas. (?30
Standard Oil Co. of Kv. 410
Standard Oil Co. of Neb.... 540
Standard Oil Co. of N. J... 715
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y... 378
Mandard Oil Co. of Ohio... 530
Swan & Finch Co. 110
Union Tank Eine Co. 117
Vacuum Oil Co. 432
ishington Oil Co. 37
A s',< e fl
21%
1350
525
KM
825
680
38
210
170
1 12
140
1 !.">
186
107
30
23
1 i).",
115
300
56
280
300
168
310
102
280
825
650
420
56(1
720
382
550
115
11!)
437
12
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Cosden & Co.
Elk Basin Petroleum Co.
Houston Oil Co., com.
Imperial Oil Co., Etd . . . .
Magnolia Petroleum Co..
Morritt Oil Corpora' Ion. . .
Midwest Refining Co. . . .
Northwest Oil Co.
Sapulpa Refining Co.
31%
171
0%
0%
1311
135
400
32 U
175
70
Consolidated Exchange
[Unit of trade on this exchange, 10 shares]
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
Sales. Open. Hifrh. Low. Last.
9860 Am Internat. . 87 89'4 87 87%
660 A G & W I... 145/4 150'''-, 144*4 148''',
1650 Baldwin Loco.. 91% 9132 903? 915;
1280 Crucible Steel. 70% 71% 69?4 7031
950 Cuba Cane Sug 32% 32% 32' '? 3214
?80 Int Mer Mar.. 40% 421 5 40% 41C2
900 do pf.1087-B 110'?', 1081/4 110' ,
1210 Int Nickel. 26% 26?4 25% 25'%
ISO Kan City So.. 21% 23'% 21% 23' 2
1180 Lee Rub & T.. 34% 37 34% 36
6730 Mexican Pet. .175% 180' 2 173% 179'.',
SCO Ohio Citi?3 Gas 44 45% 44 4?C?
Bur. Pan Am P&T 83 86 82% 86
1140 Royal D N Y..109% 110 108%108%
TU) Sinclair Oil... 59% 60 59% 59%
fl^!'Southern Pac.107 107% 1063^ 107-7.j
71;. U S Food Prod 75% 77*1 75 763?
3220 U S Rubber... 95 95 92% 937?
16350 U S Steel. 97 97% 96% 97%
?LIBERTY BONDS
$1000 Liberty 3*?s.. 99.96 99.96 99.96 99.96
1000 do 1st -1s.... 97.38 97.38 97.38 97.38
1150 do L'd 4s- 93.68 93.74 93.68 93.74
1000 do 1st 4'4s.. 97.38 97.38 97.38 97.38
95.92 95.92 95.92 95.92
95.76 95.88 95.76 95.88
94.30 94.34 94.30 94.34
OTHER BONDS
E000 Mo Pac gen 4s 61% 61% 61% 61%
1000
1850
::ou
do 2d 4l?s.
do 3d 4Vts.
do 4th 4Us.
*Priees include interest.
Wall Street Items
Orlando H. Harrinipn, cashier of the
TIarriman National Bank, was elected
vice-president nt a meeting of the board
of directors held yesterday. At the same
meeting, William A. Burke, assistant cash?
ier, and Hubert P. Thomas, formerly as- :
slstant national bank examiner for the '
New York discrict, were elected vice-pres?
idents; If. B. Fonda, assistant cashier, ,
was elected cashier, and Morton Waddelt,
assistant cashier, will assume the addi?
tional duties and titie o? trust officer.
The Studebaker Corporation 7 per cent
serial gold temporary notes dated Janu?
ary 1, 1919, will bo ready for delivery
on and after Monday, May 5, upon sur?
render of temporary notes at tho office
of tho Central Union Trust Company.
At tho organization meeting of the di?
rectors of E. 1. \\m Pont .1? Nemoura
Powder Company the retiring officers were !
reolected with exception of President P
S. du Pont, who was succeeded by Irene
du Pont. Pierre du Pont was 'elected
chairman of the hoard of directors Charles I
A. Meade, W. S. Carpenter, Jr., J. B Edge
NL . <1". l'ont. William C. Spruance and
charles A. Patterson were the six new i
vice-presidents elected.
Donald ?. Appenzellar haa been admitted !
fi?e??rv ?a"ner ln the Stock Exchange!
firm of N. L. Carpenter & Co.
Benjamin K. Ettelson and William J
T.yons have been admitted to par?nersh',D
in the firm of Thomson & McKinnon P
TIasklns * Sells, certified public account- '
f'nfS'i lavC ''?on?d a branch office, in "he
Franklin Bank Building. Philadelphia! :
to^h^^r^oT^ri'&^lSnd0 "^'i'"1
t the New York^tofk ^hlngTmt>er*
PoTthe" NChoaTerl?? S?r^B"l>anga firm of '
iolved'and^^new SSniShiirt b(""\ *>*?
der the name of .'0,,^% '"/"g? "",
the transaction of a r?n??.i ,; , , '
meAt an,, Somm!U??r?5SSi?BnTAVSSU
fin v. II be COmpOMd of W U PmiM,
?redBCU%'taa.SA^ry?e?. "' ^
h?^thr'?M?:.rtC?l,0.at' A.n,i 'Toh" "?? Pwnttea
.?,.,', f"Vn?"10 dissolved firm of
letter, Choate ?- Prontloe. and have be.
come partners in tho banking firm of
1 .lii i-E, Bodge & Co. ?"??*
Allan <! Watc'i-ous ha? been admitted
tu tho rlrm of A. H. Kidd^r at Co.
Commodities
~i
Industrial
Cotton
Cotton was higher yesterday, thoug|%
trade was quieter. Opening prices wet? ?j
up 9 to 2S points, and the advance wag '?
continued irregularly throughout tfe fe
day. Closing quotations showed ?.? ?
gains of 54 to 63 points.
The market reflected the impro?^
character of foreign political news and
the strong situation in the dry goods
trade. Traders expressed the beliaf
that the decline of Wednesday vfeg
nothing more than a natural r.-actio?
after the prolonged rise.
Large cotton mills which produce
fine goods are said to have on head
orders which will keep tnem busy until
September. Some mills are refusing oy. j
ders for future delivery, it is reported,
except at substantial price increases.
The volume of business done in April
by local cotton goods commission
[ houses is declared to be the largest Oft^
record for that month. Exporters of
cotton ?oods say there is a steady in?
crease in foreign demand, although aj
yet the volume of trade is not heavy.
There have been large sales recently
of spot cotton in Southern mar! ets. In
the local market spot was quoi d yes
i terday at 29.40, an advance of 25 'ointi,
.with no sales.
Trading in old style contrac" s ha?
been discontinued. Under the 'otton
. futures act they now are subjec f,o u
! penalty of $10 a bale.
According to a dispatch fre i Lon?
don, th ' British Board of Trad has re?
voked its raw cotton order m 1918 m
far as the American produc. is con?
cerned. From now on the on r,which
regulates prices of the staple, will
; apply only to Egyptian cotton
Beginning next Monday. tra< e will bu
allowed at Liverpool in American fut
: ure contracts in any month up until
?April. 1920. This will give twelve
\ months of deliveries, instead of five, as
at present.
The Liverpool Exchange discontinued
| yesterday official spot cot' )n values
1 nnd made the fully riddling grade g
\ basis of contracts. Hereafter qtoU
i tions will be for American and not
Texan cotton. \
Prices for future contrae I folio?
NEU" STYLE
Pre is
Open HlRh 7.on- Cle*' ? .?>?
Ma v.. 28.30 28.fi.-> tn.Yi 28.63@28, ?-.05
'July. 26.40 26.91 2fi.SO 26.88?28.90 ..26
Oct... 24.60 25.05 24.50 2-V 00 ?25.0? ^4.48
Dec. 24.15 21.55 J4.05 24.54?24.4. .?.00
Jan... 23.91 24.15 23.35 24.K "' '
COTTON* STATIST ^8
Tester- '? *jut ?
day V rear
fort receipts. . :.:i69 I '.1S8
Exports . - *,W? -
do season... 3,801.2?:! 3,741,0?? 3.2?;,0?I
X. r. stocks... 80,250 H2,1?5 1*6,283
Port stocks.... I,2?8,6IO 1,273,6?T 1.4'I.IM
Int. recoipis... I5.rt7'i 12,1. ?,848
dn shlpmts... J8.04? 17.12 -.284
N. V. arrivals... 1.459 48? 2,?H>
SOUTHERN SI'UT MARKE
Verter- v. ocks
Ports: day Sal?s Stocks Ye.'i ago
? Oalveston. . .-? - 250,840 2;-.488
New Orleans 27.75 2,811 412.664 43>,11*
Mobil?. 27.00-20,638 10.57A
Savannah... 27.75 25 198.811 244.1MB
Charleston..-.-,?,501 4MM
Wilmington. - - 59,615 35,078
I Norfolk. 27.25 48 j'iO.KC.'J H(i,72R
| Baltimore. .. 28.50 - 7,211 33,872
New York... - - 80,250 IVrt.?tiS
Brunswick... - - 5. * ' 2r>.28?
Various. - - 40.S08 80.344
Totals.1,208.610 I, 111,78?
Interior:
Augusta. 28.25 823 172,140 110,665
Memphis.... - - Sll,3.->7 Ifi2,37?
St. Louis. - - X2,5ii8 10.811
?Houston. - - 260.695 17H.555
Little Rock.. 20.75 1,453 43.850 30,687
Liverpool Cotton
Futures at Livercool were steady,
: with prices making net gains of 12 to
23 points for the day. Spot middling
was quoted at 16.95. Sales were ?">,000
! bales, of which 5,000 were American.
r Imports were 20,000 bales, incluoing
: 18,000 American. The Manchester'
cloth and yarn market was firm, with ?
fair business.
Prices for contracts follow:
NEW CONTRACTS
12.15 Previous hitt
P. M. Close CloB'i Year
?May . 10.75 16.78 l*.f>:. 21.4'!
'.lune . 10.57 16.62 16.4:: 21.17
July .lf,.:<7 16.43 16.27 20.8S
August . Iti.l'i 16.17 16.(15 2(1.44
September. 15.72 15.84 15.07
S ustenanco
Cereals
Wheat. -As a result of the (!i '.n
Corporation's offer to resell flour *o
the domestic trade, millers genen ly
are not in the market for cash wh
"The Northwestern Miller'' rcportB that
two of the largest milb in the Minne?
apolis district have withdrawn from
the flour market ' because of alleged
scarcity of wheat. It was officially e
ported yesterday that on March
wheat and wheat flour in Canada,
pressed as wheat, amounted To 117,739.
000 bushels, as against 77,000.000 last
year, 126,000,000 in 1917 and 197,000,
000 in 1916.
Corn.--Corn scored advances vc.-fer
day of 6]i to 7 cents. Opening prices
were irregular, and were "nrobably af?
fected by tiie demand of the Board of
Trade that members submit a s'.; te
Continued on page eighteen
FINANCIAL
CHILE (OPPKlt COMPANY
120 Broadway. New Vork, Aprfl T5tti. litt.
Collateral Trust six pt,r Cen?.
: Cold Ronds. Series A
To the Holers of Second Extended r
stalment Receipts :
Notice Is hereby given that the holi c
of Second Extended instalmen; Receipt
offered the privilege of extending the i t*
of payment of the tir.nl instalment on acc>
of the purchase of this Company's Coll?t M
Trust Cold Bonds. Series A, from May .".
1919 ({he date fixed in the Second Extended
Receipt), to September 29, 1919.
Holders of Second Extended Inrtalrr^t
Receipts electing to extend the time <f r
ment will surrender their Receipts a< (he
office of Guaranty Trust Company oT ' Sev
Vork, 140 Broadway, New York City oi or
before May 29. 1919. and at the time of - j-h
surrender, or as soon thereafter as Blial I*
practicable, will receive in exchange ?',..??
BE C EIPTSD EXTE N D E D 1S ST* LM F m
The Company will pav interest on tf:?
outstanding Receipts on May 29. 1919 ?ni
?will continue to allow the'holders of th?
new receipts interest at the rate of r,r? j^,
annum on the, first instalment of the pur?
chase price of the Bonds.
The
the
*?--. ,.,.. ...vv...... UAICUUCU !??
ment Receipts now outstanding, except ?
necessarily modified by the further extension
of the date for payment of the final ??'??
nient thereon.
Holders of Second Extended Instalment
Receipts electing to pav the final instalment
on May 29, 1919. will receive the Bondi
called for by their Receipts.
To receive the interest d;;e May 29. re?
ceipt-holders must present to the Gua?U?*
Trust Company "Ownership Certificate?," **
required by the Income Ta: Law
DANIEL GUGGENHEIM. President
num on the first Instalment of the pur- ,
aso price of the Bonds. ?.
The respective rights r.nd obligation* of j",
b Company and of the new receipts -'lall |
as suited in the Second Extended Iniital- k
?nt ReceilitS now on: utun.;<?n r.....,.nt n? ' '
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.
DIVIDEND NO. CO.
A quarterly dividend of Two Dollar? pT
share, being at the rute of eight p> r cut.
per annum, on the. Capital Stock of thi?
Company, has been declared payable June
2nd, 1919, to Stockholders of record m*>
16, at S o'clock P. M
A. K PETERS. Secretary.
Detroit. Mich., April $0. 1319.
TN?TED ThOFIT SHARING t OKl'ORA
TION.
A semi-annual dividend of
extra dividend of ?>rr have this da> bo?n
rteilared upon the cupital ?took of in?j
Company, issued and outstanding, payabjj
June 2d. l?!??. to stockholders ,.f record at
thf close or buvtnaas on Hai 10th, lilt.
Th? stock books will not be closed.
t>. J. COTTER, Treasurer.
May let. 1919.
MEETINGS
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUR .
holders of the Standard c.as I.lRhl Com?
pany of tho City of New York will )>?? h(
at the orhVe of the Company Room No
No. 130 East Uth Street. New York Cltj'J
on Wednesday, May ij(h i<n,?> ?. i.:
o'clork M . for the ewk'tton ?f lMw?<tots ?ni
ihp transaction o/ ?uuh other business h?
may turne before the merlina
JOHN E. sanbu?Ln. awux*

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