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NEW ISSUE
$7,200,000
Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing Company
7% Cumulative Sinking Fund Preferred Stock
Preferred as to both assets and earnings. Par valoe of shares $100
Quartrrly dividend dates first days of January, April, July and October
Redeemabk at optkra of Company at 110 and accrued dividends
Exempt from Normal Federal Income Tax
CAPITALI2ATION:
Aotbortnd Oatctandias
7% CumuTatrve Preferred Stock (Par $100) $15,000,000 $10,781,890*
Common Stock (without par valne) 150,000 shares 70,886 shares
"lurtoaitar pieacul lssoe.
For informnticn regarding this wu# of preferred stock and the bmsinews of the Company, we refer
to a letter dated May 7, 1919, from Mr. F. 8. Whitten, President of the Company, eome of the itema of vhich
he hat bntfly summarized at foliowt:
Business, established in 1887, consists in the manufacture and sale
of the well known and widely used Columbia Grafonolas, Columbia
Records, ?nd the Dictaphone.
Puri of present issue is to pay off $1,936,800 face amount First
Mortgag o Bonds; to retire $2,200,000 Serial 6% Notes, and to supply
additionai working capital; upon completion of this financing the
Company will have no mortgage or funded debt excepting a small
purchase money mortgage for $20,000 due in 1923.
Net profits, as certified by Arthur Young & Co., Certified Public
Accountants, for the Z% years ended March 31, 1919, after deprecia
tion, taxes, etc. (but before allowing for interest which is being elimi
nted by this issueY averaged $1,731,058, or over 2}/A times the annual
dividend requirements on the preferred stock, and for the 15 months
ended March 31, 1919, were at the annual rate of $2,159,303 or over iyA
times said dividend requirements.
Based on the net profits for the first quarter of 1919 and the pres
ent volume of $11,000,000 unfilled orders on hand, the net profits for
the year 1919, computed on the same basis as above, are conservatively
estimated at upwards of $4,000,000, or between 5 and 6 times the an?
nual dividends on the preferred stock.
Total net assets (exclusive of good will, patents, trade names, etc.)
as of Marc 31, 1919, after giving effect to this sale of preferred stock
are equal $162 per share of preferred stock, the net quick assets alone
amounting to $119 per share of preferred stock.
Equity, based on present quotation of about $250 per share for the
common stock, represents a market valuation of about $17,700,000 junior
to the preferred stock.
Annu 1 sinking fund for the purchase or redemption of preferred
stcck at not exceeding 110 and accrued dividends is to be created by
setting aside from surplus profits: (a) a sum equal to 3% of the aggre?
gate par value of preferred stock issued whether or not outstanding;
(b) a further sum of 3% of the net profits as computed, after allowing
for taxes, interest and the regular fixed sinking fund. First semi
annual instalment of the sinking fund will be due on October 1, 1919.
Application will be made to list the Preferred Stock on the New York
Stock Exchange
The Company's temporary eertiflcates wiU be deliverable, bi the first instanee. These
certificates will, by their terms, be exchangeable for engraved certificates when prepared. Copy
of prorisions goveming rights and preferehces of this preferred stock will be fnrnithed on ap?
plication and reference thereto it made for all details.
An appraisal of the propertiee haa been made by tbe Standard Appraieal ComDanr of ?? T?*
The Company* books are regrularly audlted by Arthur Young & Co.. Oortlfled Public AocountanU, New York
Tho leyal procewMatrs in connection with the issue and sale of tbe above preferred irfm* .~ *-.?_
passed upon by Messrs McAdoo. Cotton * Kranklin, New York dty. ^^^ Dwrerred stock are beins
Price 95 and Accrued Dividend, to yield about 7fa%
Circular on application.
KISSEL, KINNICUTT & C0. WILLIAM SAL0M0N & C0.
New York Chicago New York Chicago
Tbe abovat tnfonaaaaOnai aad atattetk-a am tw/t fjjrautaea, bwt we better* ttMn to be accwate. '
SALT CREEK PRODUCERS
Wyoming3* Leading Oil Producing Company
This corporation, controlling the greater part of the Salt Creek
pool, Wyoming, now has a production of 15,000 barrels of crude oil
daily, all of which is taken by the Midwest Refining Company.
As result of the merger of several producin'g properties into the
SALT CREEK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION, economies of operation
have been effected, while increased output of the field has b?so
facilitated.
Full Information on Request
ANTONIDES & CO.
Investment Securities
FSrsl National Bank BIdg. Denver, Colo.
Great Western Petroleum
of Wyoming
Owns lea*ea on 3.500 acrea La lhe ncwly proved Lance Creelc
rieJd of Wyoming.
It? properties ?? being developed by lhe Weatern Stalea Oil &
Land Company. a aabaidUry of the Michvest Refining Company.
Throofh lh? amliatian lhe development work U being carried our
by tke moal expcrieaced oil men in lhe country.
Traded u oa lhe Nnr Yr>,k and Denrer market*.
Information on Request.
ANTONIDES & CO.
Investment Securities
Hnt National Bank Building Denver, Colo.
Standard Textile Increases Its
Capital
The Standard TextfJe Prodncta Com?
pany, forrnerly the Standard 011 Cloth
Company, has authojrized a capital tn
ereaue of 16,000,000, equally divided
amon? classe* A and B prcfeired and
common atock*. One ha,lf of tha new
stock wiil be igjrued consisting- of all
the class A, preferred, authorlzation
and one-half of the common.
An extra dividend of one-half per
cent was declared on the commort atock
in addition to the rejrular dividend of
1 per cent on the common and 1%
P?r cent on "A" and "B" preferred
stocks, all payable July 1 to stocto
holdera of record June 16.
Member Independence Mission
Urges Trade With Philippines
WASHINGTON, May 14.-Opportu
nities for investment of American cap?
ital in the Philippine Islands were
pointed out to-day by Rafael Palma
Secretary of the Interior of the Philip-'
pines, in a statement urging the em
ployment of American weaith in the
development of the "almost limitless"
natural resources of his country with
a resultant "closer economic re'lation
between the islands and the United
States.' Mr. Palma is visiting thi.s
country as vice-president of the Philip?
pine mission which recently made rep
resentationa to the government for
rnuippine independence.
, ''" >,s highly desirable," he said,
that there be greater business rela
tions between this country and th?- I
Phihppines. Ours is almost entirely i
an agricultural country, with an abun"
dant supply of raw materials for your :
industry and commerce. Yours is a na- '
tion with a surplus of men and capital
which could assist us greatly in the
development of our natural resources."
?-a-___
Favors Cheaper Credits
ST. LOUIS, May 14.?-American bank?
ers must extend credit to business
concerns of the country at a lower rate
of interest to stimulate industrial ac?
tivity, United States Senator Robert
L. Owen, chairman of the Senate Com- I
mittee on Banking and Currency, de
clared here to-day in addressing thc
Missouri Bankers' Association. Sen- ?
ator Owen also recommcndcd the pur?
chase of European government bonds |
by American investors as a means of
building up international trade rela
tions.
Tonopah Extension's Year
For thc year ended March 31, 1919,
the Tonopah Extension Mining Com?
pany reports gross rcceipts of $1,030,
279. This comparcs with $1,229,143
for 1917. Expenses, taxes, deprecia?
tion, etc, amounted to $1,114,770. Total
income was $537,100, against $230,331
for the preceding year.
Becolar Deelaratlona ,
Stock
o. a .? holdera
Stock. rat? anft period. PayabK of r??
Amer can Expreaa, $1.60. q...Iuly 1 Mav 31
Amorlean Wlndow Ulaw, $7
com...Juno 0 Mny 23
narratt Co. 12 <!om, q.July i juno ? ?
IF VV Woolworth. X\ pf. q.Juiy l june 10
Bonds
i- i
Following ls a complete record of al'
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
U. S. Government Bonds
(N*w York Stock Exchange Quotations)
(Closinz Quotations)
Wednesday.
Bid. Asked.
Loberty 3%s 1947 98.76@98.80
do lst 4s 1947. 95.70@95.80
do 2d 4s 1942.. 94.16@94.20
do lst 4V4s 1947 95.70@95.90
do 2d 4143 1942 94.16$
do3d 4V.is.1928 95.265
do4th4Vis 1938 94.24(i
Pre-war issues:
la, res, 1930. 9914? 99%
PP'/4@ 09%
coup, 1930.
reg, 194 6.
coup, 1946/1 ..
4s, reg, 1925/.. .
4s, coup, 1925.. .
23, Pan, c, 1936.
2s, Pan r, 1936..
?'?. Pan. c. 1!I3S. .
2s, Pan, r 1938. .
3s, Pan, reg.
3s, Pan, coup....
Phil p 4s 1934. ..
do p w 4s 1935.
r'o p w 4s 1936
89
89
@ 92
@ 92
Tuesday.
Bid. Asked.
98.70@98.76
95.70@95.80
94.06@94.10
95.80@96.00
94.10@94.14
95.20@95.22
84.14@ 94.20
?99>/4@ 99%
89 ? ?2
f.9 (a> 62
106 @106'/2 106 @106!A
106%@106'/2 106 @106'/S
D Col 3.65s. 97
98%(5) 99'/-}
983/irai ?
y?3^W 991 i
98% <?) ?
89 @ 92
89 @ 92
90 @ 96
90 @ 96
@ 96
@100
?/2
98%.fj) 991/$
9334 (gi ?
98%<Sj> y9i/a
9834? ?
90 '/2@ 92
90i/2@ 92
90 <S> 96
90 GT> 96
PO ? 96
97 @100
Liberty Issups
Hirh.
Liberty 3'is_ 98.78
dj lst 4?. 95.70
do 2d 4s. 94.20
do 2d 414s. ?? 94.22
do 3d 4','ts. . . 95^.30
do 4th 4]4s.. 94.26
T.o*^. T,a?-.t.
98.68 98.76
95.70 95.70
94.04 94.1S
94.10 94.20
95.18 95.30
94.10 94.26
[Approximate investment yield
'?hnnsr''
+ .06
.08
.06
.08
.06
the
closing New YorK Stock Exchange prices.]
Yield
Third 4Vis . 4.85
Fourth 4 'is . 4.70
Second 4 '?s . 4.65
Firat 1V4s. 4.51
Second 4s . 4.40
/irst 4 s. H.zr>
First 31/29 . 3.57
[Salea of Liberty bonds on the New Yorl;
Btock Exchange carry 7n:erest to the date ot
sale, and the seller receives this interest in
?>ddition to the snle prlce.J
U S Liberty 3 Via |U S Liberty 2,d 4<4s
June 1933-47
12,000. 98.76
8,000. 98.68
34,000. 98.74
2,000. 98.78
-00.
Nov 1927-42
47,000. 94.22
25,000. 94.20
Total .$771,000
200,000. 98.76
171,000. 98.74
18,000.98.76
98.80iU S Liberty 3d4Vis
Total .$505,000
U S Liberty lst is
June 1932-47
53,000. 95.70
U S Liberty 2d 4s
Nov 1927-42
20,000. 94.10
11,000. 94.04
37.000. 94.06
4.000. 94.081
fio.ono. 94.101
110,000. 94.121
10,000. 94.161
20,000. 94.181
10,000.'94 20!
25,000.. 94.141
25,000. ,
Sept 1928
70,000. 95.20
233,000. 95.22
335,000. 95.24
30,000. 95.22
36,000. 95.20
11,000. 95.18
315,000. 95.20
352,000. 95.22
283,000. 95.24
1,000. 95.26
25,000. 95.22
25,000. 95.24
52,000.,. 95.26
75.000. 95.28
18,000. 95.22
1,000. 95.20
50,000. 95.30
Total .$332.0001
U S Liberty lst 414s I
June 1932-17
5.000. 95.8OI
55,000. 95.90!
L000. 95 80!
5,000. 05,761
1,000. 95.76!
127.000. 95 701
35.000. 9580i
6,000. 95.901
Total .$235.0001
TJ S Liberty 2d4V4s I
Nov 1927-42 I
46,000. 94.16'
135,000. 94.141
125,000. 04 121
69.000. 94 -161
25,000. 94 12!
235,000. 94 14'
61.000- 94 -l6|
3,000. 94.I8I
Total _$1,913,000
94.18!U S Liberty 4th 4 V4s
' Oct 1933-48
300,000. 94.16
212,000. 94.18
25.000. 94.20
72.000. 94.18
439,000. 94.16
313,000. 94.14
17,000. 94.12
1.000. 94.10
6,000. 94.12
3.000. 94.14
661,000. 94.16
?117.000. 94.18
825.000. 94.20
151,000. 94.22
16 i.000. 94.24
25.000. 94.26
5.000. 94.20
4,000. 94.22
125,000. 94.26
11,000. 94 22
50,000. 94.26 .
Total
.$3,826,000;
Foreign Government and
Municipal Bonds
(New York Stock Exchange Quotations)
(Interest To Be Added)
Bid. Asked.
99 \k 993/4
97%
85
98%
97%
97%
Am. For. See. Co. 5s 1919..
Anglo-French Extern 5s 1920]
Argentino Intorn. Bs 1945.
Canada, Dom. of, 5s 1921.7
Canada, Dom. of, 1926..]
Canada, Dom. of. 1931... ....
Chinese Gov Hu Kug Ry. 5S 1951 69
Cuba Extern. os 1944. 991/.
Cuba Extern. 5s Series A 1949 . *9lC2
Cuba Extern. 4Vis 1 040. 84J/2
Dominican Rep. 5s 1958.....7 99
City of Bordeaux t>s 1919.7!]] 99'/2
do Lyons 6s 1919. 991/
dn Marseilles fis 1919... 991.5
do Paris 6s 1921.] ] 98%
Jap. Gov 4Vbs sterling loan 1925 91%
do 4 Us 2d series 1925. 91%
do 4s sterling loan 1931. .. . 78
City of Tokio 5s 1952. 7974
tin KiiiK C B & I 3yr 5%s 1919 99+.V
do 5 yr 5 ^3 t ?21. 983/:
do 20 yr 5"2s 1937. 99%
Foreign Bonds in Flat
Mex. Ex. sterling 5s of '!?9 1945 69
do gold 4s of '04 1954. 55i/2
Russian 1S94 rente 4s 1,000 r d. 23
Am Foreign S 5s ! Jap 2d ser 4 Us
16,000. 99Ui 1,000....7.
Anglo French 5s , German Ktm
4,000. 7% 1,000. 875<i
S.000. 97,';, 7,000. 88
23.000. 97%! Jap stig loan 4s
6,000. 97 M 1.000. 78
97 A
881/2
98</?
98
98
71
93!/2
C6
99%
99%
99%
981/5
92
92
79
801/,
9934
98%
100
71
597a
92
2,000.97%
44.000. 97V,
2.000. 9734
10,000. 97,",,
31,000. 97%'
10,000. 97,:
Argentine G 5s
1,000. 86
Chinese Ry 5s
1,000.
City of Bord 63
100,000.
1,000.
53,000. 99</:
City of Lyons 6s
100,000...
46,000.
City of Mars 6s
100.000. 99%!
46,000. 991/jj
City of Paris 0s I
15,000. 98%! N
City of Tokio 5s
2,000. 80 !
70%
99%;
99!-,:
99%
991-3
U K?of Gt Brit & I
5%s 1919
75.000. 92 H
do 5%s 1921
4,000. 9834
13,000. 98%
2,000. 981J
20,00.1. 98%
15.oon. 98tA
?17,000. 983/4
1.000. 98(3
000.
5,000. . . .
do 5'.js 1937
25,000_
5.00O. . .
0,000.
5.000. . .
22.000 .
112,000_
98%
? 9834
? 99%
? 993/4
? 99%
? 99%
.100
? 99%'
Dom of Can
9,000.
,00(1
do
1026
1.000. . .
5.000
1931
2,000. . .
10.000. . .
3.00O.
Jap lst ser
12.000. ..
do
1921 ?
98%!
981/J
98 I
9734!
I
98 !
97%;
98
92 I
N
Y Canal 4%S
10,000.107%
Y C 4%, 1967
18.000.101%
4%a 1960
5.000. 9634
25.000. g67/?
1.000. 96%
97
do
10,000
<lo 4V4b 1961
l.ooo.
J4
do 11,; 3 106
20,000.
do ls 1957 '
2,000. 91l/2
963/
96%
Railways, Other Corporations
Am
Alh Sc Sn-<q 3>n8
10,000.* 751/
Am Air Ch deb5s
l.ooo.110
do cvt 53
?1.000. 993,.
l.ooo. 997-,
Am Smelt ing 5s
1.000. 901/-I
8.000. 90%!
T A T cvt fis I
5,000. 103 i
3,000.103%:
7,000.103 i
lo.ooo.103%;
3.000.103 I
2.000.103%
l.ooo. 82
5.000.1031/
do col 5s
5,000. 92
1.000. 92%!
do col 1s
4,000.85
do cvt 4a
5.000. 80
Am Tohncco fis
2.000.119
Armour Co 4>/>s
fi.OOO_., 87I/A
2,000. 87%
A T & S F ?cn 4s
10,000. 83
do rpiristored
1.000. 82
do adj 4s ntnmped i
1 000. 75(/s|
do Trans Short
Line 4s
1,000.78
5,000. 78/.
Atl & Dan lst 4s
7.000.74
Intbo R T rfg 5s
35,000 72'/-.
3-000.7 ],7 7214
34.000... . 72%
Int Agricultural 5s
1.000. 821/5
Int M Mnrine Os
10,000.10134
24.000. 1015i
35,000.101%
3.r'000. 102^
f'.ooo.ioi7/8
4.000. 102
21.000.1017/
6.000.1013/2
1,000.10174
Z.000.10134
Kan City So 5s
4,000.87/u
do Terminal ls
5.000. 80
Lack Steel j5s 1923
1,000 . 96'/,
do 5s 1950
6,000. 91%
Lake S gen 3',4b
10,000.73
do 4s 1931
2,000. 87/g
Lchigh Valley 6s
1,000.102%
Le Av & P F 5s
1.000. e2'/8
Liggett * M 7b
3,000.113%
do 5m
3,000.92%
Lorillard Co 7s
3.000.113
Midvale Steel 5s
11,000.88%
3,000. 89%
5.000. 88%?
2,000. 89/,
Atl C L lst con 4s |MU L S & West 6s
_ ,, 1.000.83 | 1,000.101
Balt & o rfg 5s |Mlnn & St L 4a
1.000.80J/2i 4,000.44"/'2
. 2-W0.81J/4I 1.000.45|/4
do cvt 4Vaa j 7,000.45%
, 11,000.78 |M K & T 2d 4s
do gold ia j 10,000. 32JA
1U.U00.78 | 10.000.32'/2
. o."0U.79 I do rfg 4s
do p 1 3Vss I 10,000.45'/;.
, -.000. 89 IM K & T of T 5s
do aw 3Vjs I 10,000. 55
1.000.84 IMo Pac 5s 1926
_ 10.000. 84/81 2,000. 91
Beth Steel rfg 5s | do gen 4s
1,000.89/2| 2,000. 62'8
500. 90 I 10,000. 62'/4
do p m 5b I 1,000. 62%
1.000.85%i 41,000. 62'.2
10,000. 85!/4|Montana Power 5s
5.000. 85%i 1,000. 92'A
10.000.85%: n Or! T & Mex 53
5,000. 86 | 8,000. ... 54
Brooklyn R T 7s | 5,000. 54'/2
1,000... . 81 IN Orl Term 4a
3.000....:. 80 | 10,000. 68
do 5s |n Y Central deb 6s
-?000. 64 | 10,000. 983/4
? M00.63/2| 15,000. 9878
Cen Ga con 5s | 10,000. 98%
3,000.93 ! 20,000.98f8
Cen Leather 5s | 25,000. 9834
2.000. 96V2! 5,000. 98i8
4.000.96%| 1.000. 983/4
Cen R R of N J. 5s I do rfg 4"'-s
1,000.102 I 1.000."..... 83%
Ches & O cvt'5s | 4,000 . 83'/,
10.000. 8934! do rfg 3'~s
10,000. 89'/al 1,000..72
25,000. 90 ! 4.000 . . 72>/2
12.000. 893/4l N y n >I & H 6s
9.000. 89%. | 1.000. 81
54,000. 90 | do deb 4s 1947
do gen 4VfsS 5 Q00. 53'/8
12.000. 80'/2| do cvt deb 3%s
do cvt 4VJS I 5,000. 50
2.000. 81'/2(N Y Rys rfg 4s
C & Alton 3^3 | 36 000 44
, 3,000. 37%| doadj 5s
do rfg 3s 2,000 . 12'/8
2.000. 51 | 5,000. 121/4
C B & Q gen 4s | 8.000. 12%
19.000. 82|/4l 11.000. 12'/*
17,000. 82/sl 19,000. 12'/a
do Illinois 3y2s | 0 000 . 12'/'->
1.000. 76'/2lN Y Telephone 4%s
do Iowa 5s 7 000 P9'/,
5.000. 99%! n Y W & Bn 4%s
do joint 4s 1.000. 46
6,000. 95'/2'Norf & W cvt 6s
84,000.95%i 4,000.108'/,
4.000.953/4J 27.000.10834
C & E 111 rfg 4s 3,000.108%
ctfs of deposit 48,000.103'A
20.000. 31 | 8,000.1033/q
C Gt Western 4s 5,000 . 10R3/4
1,000. 603,4! ]n,000.103'/.
13,000. 61 I 10,000... . 1087,^
2,000. 61'/2| 10.000..10834
C M & St P cvt 5s 20,000.1087,;,
serB | 63,000..... .108%
3.000. 78'/2:Nor Paoific ls
1.000. 78'/4, 3.000. 83"/2
1,000. 78% do3s
do cvt 4V2s 2 000 593/4
4,000. 78 | ] 000. 60
1.000...... 78'/2| do St ?> & D As
14.000.73 | i.ooo. 76
4.000.78!/4| do Terminal 6s
2.000. 78?/2i 6,000.107'/
, -,000.77'/2!Nor States Pr 5s
do rfg 4%8 1,000 . 88%
2,000. 70%| i|00o. 89
do 5s C & P W div I Ore W R R 4 N 4s
1.000. 98'/,! 2.000 .73
? 10.000. 08/2|penn.5s 1968
C&Nwngenbs | ] 000. 953,4
2,000.100'/aI 5,000 . 951/,
1,000.100 ! i.ooo. oss?
do s f 5s I 11,000.
do con 4 V>s
2,000.;. . . 93%
5,000. 93%
do gen 41'o6
5.000. 96%
do St L Peo &
Nwn 5s
0,000. 95%
C R I & P rfg 4s "" 2^000
1,000. 74'/4' Peoria '& E lst 4s
30,000. 74'/2l 2.000. 59
C & West Ind 6s R 000 60
3.000.104 I do inc 4s
do 4s | 1,000. 22
. , 15.000. 643/4 pet.e Mnrquette 5s
Chile Copper 6s 7.000 86'/,
10,000. 90 | 10,000 .... 86%
5.000. 90'/2i i ooo. 86/p
f'.OOO. 90 Iphila Co 5s 1922
1.000.90'/.: 20.000.9334
13.000. 90 i Pierce Oil Rs 1024
i,000. 90'/2i 5.000.109%
do con 6s 2d pnid l 20 000 1097'
24.000. 903/4i rooo "l09s?
8,000. 90%I 5,000...; 'ioq%
C C C & St L 4%s | 36 000 110
10,000. 78 i 1,000 ....'-.1097/0
do gen 4s \ 5 000 . 110
-?000. 70^iReadinpr (ren 4s
1,000-70%! ioooo. 83'/,
? , T\no?-;-,?;-? 70 iR,? G w lst 4s
Col Industrial 5s I 2 000 72
? , 1-000. 7434| Roch & P con'6s
Colum G & E ;>s | ] 000.101'4
? 1V?r,??' -ri V ? 85%! St L & S F 4s ser A
Comp Tub R 6s
5,000. 84 !
Con Gns cvt 6s
10,000.103 I
2,000.102%;
1,000.1023,41
Den & R G 4V2s 1
2.000. 74 !
do con 4s I
3.000. 72'/4l
Detroit Edison rfg l
5s 1040 |
2,000.933^':
Detroit IT Rys 4%s I
1,000. 75'/2l
Edison El III of
Brooklyn con 4s I
5,000. 8Q3,?!
Erie prior lien 4s
7.000. 66I/2I
10,000. 67 I
10.O00. 66'/2;
do gen lien 4s I do nd; 5;
5.000. 54/4I 1000". 50%
do cvt 4s ser A Sinclair Oil 7s
10.000. 48'/,! R ooo 993,;
, 1.000. 48341 do stooV warrants
do cvt 4s ser B | yj OOO 143
1.000.48%' 14000:;: :::i45
5.000. 48%!Soutn Pacific cvt 5s
do cvt 4s ser D 10 000 .101'/,
25.000. 51 ] 3? 000.1085i
1.000. 51'/l noono 10W-,
1.000. 5014' im'000.109
24.000. 5II//.I 0 000 ins?%
1.000.5i"/2i 2onoo;;;;;;ioo
Fla East C 4Vis fi.000 mm
1,000. SZVa 10.000' /" ' 108'"-,
Ft W ft D C 6s , do reH?tered
1000. 991/gl looo.108'-',
Gen Elec deb 5s I do ,.vr )s
2.000. 99 I r,.000 . R.37/?
Great Nor 4*4s 10 000 R33,<;
1,000. ssy^ 00000.n?7/?
G Bav f. W deb B I 99 000' "34
2.000. 1134' iR 000. R4l/?
10.000. 11%! 7'oo0. !W/?
10.000. 12 | 10 000. R4I/,
5.000. 12l/4' 5.000.' R4I/,
25.000. 121/,! 7000. 84'/?
2.000. 12 ' do rty 4S 8
12.000- 12l/?! 1 000 R1IA
5.000. 12 ' 1 000. R1
5,000. 12'/4l 1 000. rii/?
5.000. 1?%' 2000. 803;
4.000. 12'/?| Southern Ry 5s"
1.000. 12V,! 1.000 Ol
10.000. 12l/nl 3 000 "" qdl/?
10.000. 125f.l 7 000' " ' 04
6.0011. 123^: .-;00n. 94,,,
24.000. 12%i do4g
1.000. 13 ! l.ooo.. fiR(/,
5000.. 12%| I.OOO.../: 68
fi i;'1.YZr'Verm R R Assn ot
000. 127/8| st T, 4?
If'.OOO. 13 | 2.000.. . 72%
2.000. 1?.?/8i Texas Co cvt 6s
? 12.000. 13 | riooo 103
SAJ C lst 5* !Thir(1 Av rfR 4s
1.000. R5
1.000. 551/,
3 000. 56
i do ?di 5s
3'>.000. 3?
10.000. RPI/,
1.000. ?PI/t
5,000.:::.: 3?i/?
10.000 30..
15,000.' 32
10.000..' 31_7/?
36.000. 321/,
!Tol St I, ,<;? W 43
l.l'OO... . 53'/2
j Union Pncific Cs
6,000.1031/4
1.000.103' ,
! do lst 4s
1.000. 86'',
10.000. 86%
5.000. 86'/,
9.000. 36s^
! do cvt 4s
1000. 35 | 5,000.... 8334
10.000. 35'/?|US Realty & I 5s
7.000. 351/4I 6,000. .. 76
f'.OOO. 35%! 5.000..' 76'/,
5.000. 35i/2|U S Rubber 5s
5.000. 35%| 1.000. 89
2.000. 35'/3| 10.000. 887/0
25.000. 35%| 2.000 89
44.000. 35'/zl 1.000. "' 383^
5.000. 35/4! 8.000. ./" 89
131.000. 35 | 1,000_ 89'4
45,000. 343/4! 1,000. 39i?
20,000. 347/?; U S Steel s f 5s
33.000. 34%! 1.000....'..100'.'i
J 5.000. 35 I 1.000.....JOOU
do ctfs of deposit | 7.000 10OI/.
i.ooo.34% 1 6.000.:::: 1001 ,-p
Intbo R T rfg 5s | 4,000... .100
1-000. 7134' 1,000.:i00'/a
10,000. 72 IUtahPwr&L5s
10,000.713/41 1,000. 8834
S.000.,. 72^/4|Va-Car Chemical 6s "*
ln.000. 72'. 6 . 1,000.1017/
1.000.72 ! do5s /8
12.000. 7^1/., 11.000. 96
33,000. . . 721/Jl Wabash lst 5s
1.000. 72'/2l 1.000. 95%
10.000. 72'/4| do2d5a T4
20,000. 72 , 2.000. 85%
M,->0.72'V, Weat Pacific 5a "
1.001. 72'/4i 5.000. 83
10.000. 72 IWest Union 4 4a
5 000...... 72'/?: 5.000...... 86'/,
10.000. 72',4i Wilson & Co 6a *
i?::::::BB l9'000.10?
Curb Market
Note.?The Tribune asaumes no responsi?
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and pricea
yesterday were reported as followa;
Industrials
S?'f?- . . ? Open. High. Low. Last.
1000 *Aetna Explos. 11% 11% 11 11'/
3200 'Air Reduction 60 63 60 62
3000'Am Ch Prod. 1 1rV 1 1A
900*Anglo-Am C. 19% 19% 18'% 18'%
4100 Br-Am Tob reg 26% 27 26% 27
72UO Br-Am Tob cpn 27 28 27 27%
uOO CurtisB A v t.. 18 20 18 20
4500 Endicott John. 773/4 90 77% 84
1009 *Fara Plys-Laa 88%, 88% 87 87
500 *Gen Asph pf..107 107 105% 107
8000 'Heyden Chem. 8% 8% 7% 8
7000 'Havana Tob.. 3% 3% 3'A 3'A
7000 *do pf. 7 7 6% 6%
2000 Hupp Motor C. 9 9% 8% 9
9000 Intercont Rub. 33 34% 33' 33'%
900 *Lack Co Coal. 17 20 17 19
1800 *Lima Loco... 51 55 51 55
1000 'Nat An & Ch 31 31 30 30
100 'Nat Firepg... 10% 10% 10% 10%
25000 N Am P & P.. 7 7 6% 6%
4000 ?N Y Savold T 55 55 54 54%
800 Pac Dev Corp. 68 69 68 ?9 *
30000 Perfec T & R.. 1& 1% 1 1%
1200 Pecrless T & M 30 30% 30 30%
7000 'Ph Morris. 12% 12% 11% 11%
600 ?Rem Typewr.. 78% 79 78 79
700 'Santa Cecilia S 39 39 36% 36%
5200 ?Savold Tire .. 58 59 66 59
200 *Stewart Mfg.. 47% 47% 47'% 47%
100 *Stand G & E. 39 39 39 39
5000 Subma Bt v t c 15 16 15 15
700 "Swift Intcrnat 62% 62% 61% 6214
500 'Union Carbide 71 72 71 71%
5500 United Trof Sh 1 \l 2 1U 1}f
5000 U S Steamship 2% 234 2% 2%
2000 United Zinc Sm % % % %
1500 *Walth Watch 41 43 41 43
200 *Warren Bros. 46% 46% 46% 46'/2
800 Wayne Coal .. 3% 3% 3% 3%
3500 ?Wr-M Aircraft 5% 5% 4J4 4%
Standard Oils
Sale3- Open. High. Low. Last.
2870 *Anglo-Am Oil. 26 26% 25% 26
10 *Ind Pipe Line ? 104 104 105
77 *Ohio Oil Co. . ? 395 393 393
165 *Prairie P Line ? 317 312 317
75 *Stan O (N Y) ? 392 391 391
Other Oil Stocks
s?lea- Open. High. Low. Last.
bOOO *Allen Oil ... 4% 4'A 4 4'/.
500 'Allianco O & R 5 5% 5 5%
16000 "rAmal Royalty 2 2 1% 1%
500 *Barnett O & G A T\ A -ft
20000 *Boone Oil ... 16% 16% 15% 16%
35000'fBost-Wyo Oil 62 63 61 62
20o00 "Caddo O & R. 49 51'A 49 51'A
3400 'Cit S B T shs 39% 40% 39/4 39%
2500 ?Comwith P w i 47% 48% 47% 48
2300 'Cosden & Co. 9% 9% 934 934
350 *Currman Pet. 1% V& 1'/= 1'/?
3500 *Elk Basin Pet 11 11 " 10% K)4
o.SOOOfEsm Oil Cor.. 28 28 19 25
4000 ?Federal Oil... 3% 3% 3'/, 3%
4900 ?Glenrock Oil.. 7% 7& Vl 7%
looo ?<;um Cove Oil.128 128 121 124
1800 'Her P Class A 10% 10% 10% 10*4
30000 *rHigh Grav O 20 25 20 2!>
2300 'H O R wi... 37 37% 37 37'/.
220O "Houston Oil.. 122 128 120 126
.Oo "Hudson Oil... 3% 3% 3'/a 3'A
10u0*lnter Pet.... 33% 33(2 32/! 4?* \
5000'Ialand O & T. 8% tll lOl 8%
1140 *K O & R of D 22/4 22% 213/* 22 ,
2000 'Kentucky Pet. 3% 374 31% 35/
42000'Lance Crk R. 2% A \il |% I
2B00'Merritt Oil C 32% 32% 32* 321/J
10000 Mej Pet.*3iZ ? ,8 Jf% H(l\
4000 Mex Pan Oil.. 10% 10% I0lt 1054 '
10000-Midwest Oil.. 2<? 2% '^ ^
d00 "do pf. 3 3 3'? 37B,
1100'Midwest Ref..188 190 186 190
5000 *Midwest-Tex. 1% V i% 13V,/
7000 ?M P of M w i. 4% 4% ii? 4V
500'National Oil.. 5^ \& 5I? t?
J^^W^ng- F-W 13? 127 * 130*
4000 'tNorthwest Oil 70 70 67 69
500000'Ohio Ranger.1%-2 2'A M/~ 31/.
5000 fOmar O & G. . 50 50 4 48 ' 50 A
68000 'Orient O & G 4% 4% 4% 4
35000 *0 N O S, Inc. 1% 2 1& 17/
4000.pennock Oil.. 16 163* 16* 16*,!
6000*tQueen Oil.... 16 16 16 16
1000 ?Rangeburnett 3 3 2 3
5000 ?R-H O (a pr) % s/a 3z 1/
32000 'Ranger "bil. .'. 1% *'A A ,6
2 00*.RR^nTeX Co,' 13 1^ ^ mt
2500 ?Rock O (a pr) 11 74 1
140000'Ryan Pet... 5% 6% 5<Z 6>A
2000 *S C Prod.... 57?! 573^ 563/f 57 2
15000 'Sapulpa O & R 8%* 9 8% 8%
3000 ?Seq. O&R.. (f 74 Y? 8?'
12500'Sinelair G C. 59 60% 58/, 601?
1700 *S O & T.... 6 632 6 6% :
4000 tSouthwest Oil 45 45 41 41 i
28005 ?S P & Ref... 5% 6% 57/. 6'A'
18000 'Stanton Oil.. l?g 13,| v% M\
3675 *S Oil & Ref.. 10 10% ?? '0 !
5?o?nT:SP *????? 5 5/4 4% 5
4250 ?tT O & R.. 58 60 62 58
800'Tyoopa Oil... 2 2 2 2
3400 'Vera-Cons Pet 1% 1% 1% 11/,
2200 'Virky T O&G % if rl ll I
1000'Vie Oil n stk. 4 4 4 /" I
19800 -Y" Oil & G. 1% 1A 1% 1%
Mining Stocks
Sales. ' ? Open. Ilifch. l^ow. Last
GoOOO Alaska-Br C M 1% 1S. 1% 1%
1100 ?tAdM&Mlap). 30 31 30 31
4300 'tAllied Gold.. V/\ VA VA U
300 * America M... % % 7? ?
1000'fArizona Butte 79 80 79 80
1000 *tAtlanta. 5 5 5 5
12no 'Atlantic O&R 1 ft 1ft 1 1X
4800 Big Ledge. % % ft \l
2500*tBooth. 14 15 14 15
3500 Butte-N York.. [/2 % l/2 sz
2500'fCaledonia.... 38 40' 38' ,39
2400 Canada Copper. 2/8 2'/8 2 2ft
9800 *tCandelar Sil. 68 71' 68 71
3000 tCashboy. 11 12 11 12
7000 *Cerb S M&M. 4% 514 4% 5
2500 Cons Copper M 5% 5% 5% 534
2200 Cresson Con G. 4% 43/4 4% 43/1
20000 'tCrown C L G 33 36 33' 35
5000 'tDivide Chart 23 24 22 23
2000 *Div Sny of N. 19 19 19 19
8000 El Salvador Sil 5>4 0'/2 4% 5
4950 *Eureka C Min 2J/2 2% 2 2
500 *Flagg Tun M. 5% 5'/2 5% 5'/,
1500 *tFlorence Sil. ?0 80 80 80
12000 *tFortuna Con 60 60 58 60
3400 *Gadsden Copper 3/, 3% 3'/2 33/4
3800 ?Goldci Gate.. 3% 3% 3</2 3'/,
17800 ?tGold Zone D 1'/4 1/4 1.A, U
2500 tGoldfield Con. 20 20 20 20
8000 "tHarmill Div. 25 25 25 25
750 Hacla Mining.. 5% 5% 5'/2 5%
17500 "tHasbrouck D 29 31 28 29
11000 La Rose Ltd. . ft % i/2 s?
12000 *tLibBellD(ap) 19 19 15 17
10000 ?tLcne Star ..13 13 11 12
21000 ?tMagma Chief ft ft ft ft
9700 'tMammath D..71 73 70 70
5900 *tMM of A(ap) /2 1/4 Va VA
7000" ?rJiacNum Min 1/4 VA VA 1A
looo *tMarsh Mining 9 9 9 9
100O0 tMcKinley-Dar. 62 65 61 62
550 Mason Valley.. 2% 2% 2'/, 23/4
20oo "tMothc-r Lode. 41 41 41 41
11000 *Nat Tin _ 3% 4 3% 4
6000 ?tNijv Div (ap) 20 20 20 20
22000 *fNev Ophir M 34 35 32 35
12000 Nipissing Min. 13/4 13'/4 12'/2 12%
2;,00 tNixoii Nevada 23 25 23 23
1800 'Onondaga Min 334 3% 334 37,'
300 *Ray Here Min. 2 2'A 2 2
12000 tRex Con Min. 16 17 16 17
4800 fRochester Min 24 25 24 25
4000 Seneca Copper. 21 21'/, 193/4 20
500 *Silver Dol M. 1 V/f 1 VA
21000 *tSilver King D 30 30 29 29
5O000 Sil%-er KingofA 1'A 1/4 U VA
9200 *tSil Plume C. 68 74 68 74
1000 ?tSilver Pick. . 12 12 12 12
800 Sland Sil-Load ft ft ft J
18000 *tSutherld Div. 27 29 25
5500 *Star of West. 1/4 VA VA
8500 fStewart. 24 25 24
1200*Tonopah Belm 4 4 3|J
4500 'Tonopah Div. 10'/2 10/2 9/2
tioo 'Tonopah Min. 4 4'/8 4
? 800 United Eastern 4% 4% 4%
3700 ?tU S Cont M. 17/2 17'A 16'/2
2500 Unity G Mines 7'/2" 7"4 73?
700 'Victor P & M 5 5'/4 5
235H0 HV End Cons.. 25/, 2}& 2%
G5000 tW Caps Min. 28 28 24
1800'Wilson Sil M. 1/8 1ft 1ft
Bonus
Sales (000 omittcci). Or>en. High. Low. Last.
$15 tAm Sum
ucui ot (??,? ^o. iu*y2 iu<^8 iu*y, iu^-j
?Can Govt 5s_ 99% 99% 99% 99?
3 "Can Pacific 6sN101 101 101 101
36 ?Ill Central 5%a. 97'A 97'A 97/4 97'/
20 'Inter R T 7s... 87% 88'/C 87(/8 88^
10 *Laclede G L "s.100% 100% 100'/, 100}i
10 ?LiK & M 6s '2l.100'/2 100% 100'/$ 100?
7 *N Y Tel deb 6a. 101 101 100% 101
8 ?Russ Govt oVfea. 48 48'/2 47 47
80 *Rusa Govt 6V-s. 58 68 57 57
25 'Wilson conv 6% 99% 99% 993/4 99%
?UnlUted. tSe'.l cunta per share.
>
Paris Market Irregular
PARIS, May 14. t- Prices moved
irregularly on the Bourse to-day.
rhrae per cents, 62 francs 60 centimes
for cash; exchange on London, 29
francs 52 centimes; 5 ner cent loan, 87
francs 95 centimes. The dollar ranged
from 6 francs 26V4 centimes to 6 francs
31V4 centimes.
NIPISSING
MINES CO., LTD.
A new interest in the stock of this
company is being shown because of
the rapid advances in the price of silver.
The Nipissing Mines Co., Ltd., is the
largest company in the world produc?
ing silver exclusively. Correspondence
invited.
J. W. ALLEN
52 BROADWAY NEW YORK
Specialists for fifteen years in Nipissing
Lance Creek Royal tie-. Co.
owns underlying royalty interest
Western States, Midwest Refining,
Ohio Oil Co., Texas Oil Company
and others in the rapidly develop
ing Lance Creek, Wyoming, Field.
Traded Denver, Chicago and N. Y. Curb Markets
Gregg, Whitehead & Co., W. A. Matlock & Co.,
First National Bank Bldg., First National Bank B,dg
Denver, Colo.
Wfeon Cranme,. & Co., Antonides & Co.
Members ISero Vorfc Stock Exchange *
First National Bank Bldg., First National Bank Bldg.,
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
MEXICAN-PANUCO OIL COMPANY
Dealt in on New York Curb
$3,000,000 (Par $10)
No Bonds No Preferred Stock
PRESENT PRODUCTION
10,000 BBLS. DAILY
Bank Referenre?Gotham National Bank, N. Y.
Proceeds of sale of stocfy lo furnish transportation
facilities and drill three additional mclls.
A. E. FITKIN & CO.
j 141 Broadway, New York City. Telephone?Cortlandt 1602
j Boston, Mass. Pittsburgh, Pa. Chicago, III.
VERA CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM CORPORATION
Circular on Request.
i
ARTHUR LEWIN
25 Broad Street, New York
Telephone?1838 Broad
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Opposition to Big Cotton
Export Organization Develops
NEW ORLEANS, May 14.?Cotton
growers, dealers and bankers of the
South, meeting here to-day in a general
conference called by Governor Pleasant
of Louisiana, formulated plans for the
organization of a $100,000,000 cotton
exporting corporation and the perman?
ent organization of the cotton interests
of the ten states in which the crop is
most extensively grown.
The derinite plans for the organiza?
tion of the exporting corporation are
expected to be laid before'the confer?
ence to-morrow, when Governor W P
Harding, of the Federal Reserve
Board, who has approved the pro
posal, will be present. Although
general sentiment among the cotton
men is said to favor the corporation
some opposition to the project al?
ready has been shown in the filing of
a report objecting to certain features.
a
Securities at Auetion
The foilowing securities were sold vester
HaVullehrepXChanK? salesr-? ot Adrlan
$24,000 Unftert Statea lst Liberty Loan
June 15 and Deceniber 15.. j,V J
m*JLr Aocount of Whom ft May Concern
10 HshhR?rrM JinC^n Xiltl?na> Bank. oach.Tioo'
$50) .ot s C0, comm?n. (e?ch.
1,2rl?rv"cer7;fl Sh!ciVKO ?6i>? ' Co".' temjo?
IiL r ".f"" for common stock ($100
""'?.'".M Chlr-ago Utllltlw Co 5
per cent aerlos A bonrla, April, 1915. and
U,1",^'"" coupons attached; lot... .1680
p^^r^o^if).83!-1^cor- %
,%?f^?|U,Jl|,fodoaeVeh'. EleCtHC Cir?"l?<
2,r?^r,S!?ares In??"-borouih ConaoVlldut.'d
, iv/P- common ($100 each). 1*1
1..00 Shares Interboroug-h Consolidated
t orp. common ($100 each). 5?i
$10,000 liondholdcrs1 Protecttve Commlt
J-Ce tn tho reorfc-anUatlon of Denver
Rescrvolr & lrri(ratlon Co. 8 per cent
bonds. due Auiruat 11, 1918; $18,000 Mis?
souri, Oklahoma a t;uif k n. lat rnort
(raR? 6 per cent bonda, due 1944; 10,000
aharea United Zt
...atea united zino Smeltln* Corp
101 .??.I1.0C
000
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DIVJDEND NOTICES
BUC of NTCABAGUA STERLING
LOAN of 1909
The CounHl ot Foreign 1'.- ?? Ihol lers plv
I notice that they will b prepared ;<> pay
off at par. on and after <the 31st <-f
May, all Punding Certiflcates (includlng
Fractional Cerliri . - i issued In respect
of Coupon Ni 10, du ls"t July, lr>17, and
also the undermentloned Certiflcates issu< 3
in respect'of Coupon \;f. 17, <>?].- ist Janu?
ary, 1918, which have been DRAWN for
REDEMPTION. both with interest at 6%
per annum (less income-tax) to 31st of May,
after which dato Interest will ceaso to run.
Certiflcates from abroad must be pre
sented for payment through a London
Agent.
J.ists can be obtained <-n application.
JAMES P. COOPBR, Secretary.
17, Moorgate-street, London, B.C.2, April
4th, 1919.
Numbers of Certiftcatcs issued in re
spect of Coupon No. 17 Drawn for Pajr
16 17
31 32
51 53
15 13
25 29 30 31 32 33
42 44 45 60 51 55
78 79 Sl 82 83 86
89 IfO 92 !<4 95 100
101 102 103 1".". 108 109 112 114 120
121 124 125 127 128 129 131 136 139
143 144 14(1 147 14S 149 151 163 154
156 156 159 160 167 169 172 176
17:) 180 187 18s 189 190 191 192 193
196 197 198 2Cf2 205 206 207 209 213
214 216 217 219 220 221 222 225 227
22-f 229 2;;o 222 2:;;, 239 241 242.245
246 250 251 252 254 2T.5 25'i 25; 260
264 266 271 272 274 277 278 280 281
282 284 285 286 288 289 290 291 L'^J
294 295 296 298 299 2 0 2 307 808 309
312 313 314 317 2 1S 323 225 327 329
330 331 332 357 339 242 345 2 16 349
352 353 359 360 363 36 . S( i 69 272
374 375 376 377 378 3S0 381 383 384
3S7 390 391 395 396 403 404 405 4( 1
408 413 414 415 420 421 425 42 7 4 ?
434 435 436 437 438 439 440 4*1 441
445 446 447 44s 452 433 454 4.'.-; 457
461 462 463 464 463 46.; 467 468 469
470 472 475 474 475 476 477 478 -',:9
481 482 483 4^5 4 86 4 87 489 46 0 4 '-3
494 496 498 600 502 504 605 506 509
610 512 5 16 510 520 52: 524 526 527
528 52!' 532 533 534 536 640 542 544.
547 54S 549 350 55] 552 5!
561 562 565 666 567 568 570 574 57s
581 583 685 5-7 588 689 5
698 600 602 605 606 608 609 610 616
617 618 621 628 631 636 l 647
640 651 652 653 637 668 66] 663 665
667 668 6B9 671 675 677 679 680 CSl
682 6s7 6;fi 692 C?4 702 703
Tho above Certiflcates were drawn f.->r
redemptlon In niy presence JOHN
\ K.\.\ Notary Public (Firi . H lo Pini
nnd John Venn), 38. Gifslmm Houa
Broad-street. l.ondon. E.C.2.
NATIONAL B1SCU1T COMPANt -
05th ?-pHE Board of Direcion bat
PREFERRED ? declmred a <!????>>
_ "' d(i:4 ol on.- and tnr?-qu*??
DIVIDEND refl ,l% ,p(.r crn. on ,he F?
ferred Capital itock of the Company, paya! ?- "-T
}i?t, 19:9 10 ?tockholdrr? of record at ihe riot* el
businew May 17th, 1919. Tranafrr bookj vlil net
beclo?ed. G p WELLS, TrtasarCT
CERR0 DE PASCO COPPER CORP0RATIOK
May I2:h. 1919.
A quarterly dividend (No 14) 1 M
i>er share ..n the outstandlng Cspitil
Stock of the Company haa been 3
payable on June ind, 1019, to stockholdfc*
or record at tho close of busincsj, on Majr
2lHt. 1919.
Chacka will be mailsd by the CatvmMft
Tnwft Company, Dividend Disburnii . \ -ut.
H. ESK MuLl.Kit. Treasui
GKNKRAL CIIKMICAL COMPANY
25 Broad Street. New York. April 25, iSte.
A qiiurt.-rly divid.-iui of two p?r CF.nt,
(?*) will he paid June 2. 1918. to ConirtHM
Stookholdwa of Hecord at 3 P. M. May fi,
LANCASTKIi MORGAN, Treasurt r.
135 Mityen VOU Aloohnt Export Corp (J1C?
?*?**), lot. .$300
40 Shares Knox H.n Compani lal 4>ro
fcrred ($100 each) .f.a,

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