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Review
Our Weekly Financial Rf
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tors having a bearing upon
Stork Market fluctuations.
Sent free upon request.
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Yielding Above the Average
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Bonds and Stocks in Bankruptcy
Havel your Irrvcsrmente m<?t with revers-**?
??a,ve dividends txxTi Busiiendeel--?re your
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..ifikruplayT Consult Frank P. Ward, 80
pine Hereet, ?**:. Y. Cash offer? made*. Suk
/-.?srton? for c-.-nvertlua Into prvrUabl? In
niments.
Floue Passes Edge Bill
For International Finance
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.?The House
.?tte yesterday, by a vote of 197 to 21,
paused the Edge bill providing for the
creation of international banking co/
poratlona by national bank? and other
financial institutions to the etent of
10 per cent of their total capita! stock
?sud Burping.
The bill, -which is designed to en
uourage export financing, now will go
to conference. Little opposition de?
veloped during discussion of the meas?
ure, all committee amendments to the
Senates measure being adopted without
?separate votes.
Stock Market
Again Yields to
Selling Pressure
Money Situation Still a De?
pressing Influence, but
Good Bank Statement
Brightens the Prospect
Stock prices off.?_d less rislstance
j to selling pressure yesterday, with the
result that the lowest leel of the week
was reached just before tho close. The
; spectre of dear money was _till tho
most depressing factor in the market,
even though traders did not have to
worry about loans for the day. Wall
Street's tradition that unexpected
news ove' the week end is more likely
to be bad than good accounted partly
for the decline In prices, for specula?
tors were, as often happens on Satur?
day, unwilling to make commitments
on the long side, even though the
strike news was favorable. Steel, mo?
tor and equipment shares seemed to
be under the greatest pressure, with
United States Steel common especially
weak at the close.
The weekly statement of tho Clear?
ing House banks was decidedly favor?
able and gave promise of easier money
next week. Excess reserves increased
about $50,000,000, while loans and dis?
counts dropped some 140,000,000?the
latter, doubtless, owing to calling col?
lateral loans.
This showing was very encouraging
to brokers because in spite of the
charge that the money market has been
manipulated by interests who were
seeking to depress the market, the fact
was that a real shortage of funds ex?
isted last week.
Money and Credit
Efforts of the banks to improve
their financial position as a result
of the prodding of the Federal Re?
serve Board, which is seeking to dis?
courage the further expansion of
speculative activity, met with success
las', week and the statement of the
New York Clearing House banks, is?
sued yesterday, showed a decrease of
approximately 1.0,000,000 in loans and
discounts, while surplus reserves in?
creased $43,000,000,
Previous to last week the loans and
discounts of the clearing house banks
had been mounting steadily over a
period of several weeks, having at?
tained a new high record of close to
$5,500,000.000. At the close of busi?
ness Saturday loans and discounts of
the banks had been reduced to $5,326,- ,
144,000 and there are prospects that
a further reduction will be made dur?
ing the next week or so.
Despite the action of the Federal
Reserve Bank last week in advancing
its official rates of discount, discounts
against Government war paper at the :
reserve institution increased from
$702,000,000 to $7.5,000,000 last week. !
Discounts Bgaiii.t other paper do
creased from $130,000,000 to $109,
000,000.
Bank Cleearlng.?New York: Ex?
changes, $1,197,6-1,574; balances. $.7,
751,215.
Sub-Treasury?United States Sub
Treasury credit balance, $519,393; Fed?
eral Reserve credit balance, $50,531,688.
Silver?London, 67d; New York,
$1.23%; Mexican dollars, 97%@101%c.
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange
The urgent need of tho establishment
of foreign credits in this market to
correct a serious situation was em?
phasized last week by the pronounced
weakness in exchange on the principal
European countries- Rates on Benin
and Rome fell to the lowest levels on
record. French exchange dropped
within a few centimes of the record
low and sterling exchange receded
rather sharply.
German exchange, which a fortnight
ago made a ruther sensational recov?
ery to around 5 cents t?> the mark,
broke last week to _?.. centa when
cables from Euiopo told of the ex?
tremely unfavorable economic situa
? tion in Germany. Unless German
credits are opened here a further d_
; cline in exchange on Berlin is inevit-,
j able, bankers said, and pointed out
i that, the same situation holds with
j regard to Italy, France and England.
An English financial authority, dis?
cussing the continued declino in the
j foreign exchanges, says: "The pres?
ent movements are inevitable under
I the circumstances. Great Britain,
\ Italy, Germany and otners have all
! outrun the constable. They have spent
heavily, they have manufactured paper
i currency even more heavily, and they
j have gone on importing luxuries enor
j mously. Tho manufactui. and pro
i ductioii of experts essential to pay
I their Indebtedness to foreign countries
! have fallen off, and, as a net result,
there is not the wherewithal to pay
the piper. While the value of the
currency wa? maintained by artificial
props these things were obscured; no?,
the prop is removed, the true linancia!
position of the late belligerent coun?
tries la becoming more piuin?that is
all."
If yon calculate the cost of th. dol?
lar in terms of foreign money at cur?
rent exchange value, that Is, if you
were buying dollars with pounds,
marks or francs, its value at the close
of last week, an compared with a year
ago, foliowg;
Cost of one dollar ;
Yesterday Year ago j
In English money.... $1.16 $1.02
In French money.. ... 1.75 1.08
In Dutch money..... 1.09 ,97
In Swiss money....... 1.08 .95;
In Swedish money... 1.10 .96 i
In Italian money...... 2.00 1.20,
In Spanish money.... 1.00 ,.5
Yesterday's closing rates compared ]
with a week ago follow:
(Quoted dollars to the pound)
Yesterday Week ago I
Sterling, demand .... $4.14% $4.16ft
Sterling, cables ..... 4.15 4.16%
Sterling, sixty days.. 4.10 4.12% !
Sterling, ninety days. 4.08% 4.10%,
(Quoted units to the dollar)
Francs, checks. 9.03 8.80
Francs, cables. 9.0!. 8.78
Belgium, fr, checks . 8.50 8.82
Belgium, fr, cables., 8.48 8.30
Lire, checks ..._ 11.29 10.76
Lire, cables. 11.27 10.74
Swiss francs, checks. 5.56 5.64
Swiss francs, cables. 6.54 5.57
(Quoted cents to the unit)
Guilders, checks _ 37.68.4 87.87%
Guilders, cables .... 37.75 38.00
Austrian crowns, chk .94 .92
Austrian crowns, cbl. .95 .95
Sweden, checks -. 23.45 23.90
Sweden, cables .23.55 24.00
Denmark, checks- 21.20 21.25
Denmark, cables - 21.30 21.35
Norway, checks - 22.55 22.80
Norway, cables .... 22.65 22.90
Pesetas, checks . 19.50 19.27
Pesetas, cables . 19.6" 19.33
Rubles, checks . 2.82 3.25
Rubles, cable? ..... 2.80 3.30
Greece, checks . 17.90 18.10
Greece, cables . 18.00 18.18
Manila, checks. 48.75 48.75
Manila, cables . 49.00 49.0O
India, rupees, checks. 42.00 41.05
India, rupees, cables. 42.25 41.80
Japan, ven, checks.. 50.62% 50.50
Japan, yen, cables... 50.75 50.87%
Argentina, checks ...103.50 104.20
Argentina, checks ...103.25 103..0
Brar.il. Rio. checks... 25.37% 25.37% ;
Brazil, Rio, cables... 25.50 25.50
Czecho-Slovakia, chks 2.8 2.8
-?a?
British Import? Increase
LONDON, Nov. 8.?The Board of
Trade figures for October show an In?
crease In Imports of ?88 856,000. Ex?
ports Increased ?36,241,00".
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
(Copyright, l.lt. New Totk Tribun? Ina)
8 tocia
Pay Year January 1 to ?.at.
Yesterday. before, ago. 1919. 1918. 1917.
Railroads . 105 200 198 60C 31.800 32.619.100 17.369 8n0 18 689 700
Other stock? . 682,700 1,108 200 415 300 226.4~2.600 104,5 .6.700 139,106 100
All stocks . 787,900 1,306,800 446,900 259,021,700 121,918,500 157,795,800
Bonds
Y.?<??.__.. Day before. Year seo 1919. 1918.
... 8. ro._mm.nt .. $8,193.000 $11,845,000 $2,069.000 $2,096,. 01,000 $979 281,000
Railroads . 674,000 2,126.000 1,028 000 230.418 000 130,986 000
Other bond* . 472,000 1,669.000 2.119,000 457,964,000 419,688 000
All bonds . 9,339,000 15,641,000 5,216,000 2,784,683,000 1,529.955,000
Record of Stock aiid Bond Averages
Stocks
Range Jan. 1. Ftang. foil year.
Tester- Day Tea? 1919. 1918.
day. before. aro. Hi*.. tow. flieh. Low.
20 Railroads. 09.50 69.70 79.15 78.30 66.30 79.15 66.12
30 Industrial? . 115.47 118.93 87.37 119.33 79.20 83 83 73.37
50 Stock? . 97.08 98.04 84.08 99.54 75.92 84.08* 70.30
Honda
10 Railroad?. 76.85 76.72 85.77 82.80 76.38 86.57 76.62
10 Industrial? . 02.78 92.85 91.97 95.70 92.72 94.00 67.40
5 Utilities . 72.30 72.30 87.95 87.75 71.80 89.02 82.60
25 Bonds . 82.23 82.29 83.68 87.91 82.19 89.46 83.62
High. Low. Dlv. Net
1919. 1919. Rat?. Sales. Open. nig.. Lew. C1o_e. chge. Bid. As*.
64 29% ? Adam? Expr?s? . 400 36 36 36 36 ? % 36 39?v2
54 21 ? Advance Rumeiy ... 300 43 43 4-1? 'a 42%? % 41. ? 42%
113 66 6 Aja? Rubber . 2000 93% 93% 90 91%? 2% 91 92
41/4 2% ? Alaska Gold M. 700 2% 2'/2 2% 2%- 2% 2%
3.4 1% ? Alaska Junean . 800 1% 1% 1% 1%? % 1% 2
61% 30 ? Allis-Chalmers Co .. 1000 47 47 45''i* 45%? 1% 45.4 45%
96% 81% 7 Allis-Chalmers Co pr 200 93% 94'/2 93% 94%- 93 94%
51% 42 3 Am Bank Note pr... 100 47'/2 47'/2 47?,-z 47%? Va 47 49
113% 87 . Am Agr Chem. 200 95% 95'/2 95 95 - 95 95' z
101% 62 8 Am Beet Sugar. 200 93% 96'/2 95 P5 -* 95 95%
143% 84% 8 Am Bosch Macneto. 12100 143% 143% 1"67_ 137%? 2 136% 138
68% 42%? American Can Co... 1500 61% 62 61% 62 - 61% 62
107% 98% 7 American Can Co pr 100 102'/' 102% 102% 102'/8- 102 103%
148% 84'/, 12 Am Car & Fdry Co. 3500 139% 139% 137% 138 ? 1% 138 138'/2
67% 39% 4 American Cotton Oil 400 67% 57% 66 56?1 55% 56
14% 10% .80 Am Drug Syndicate. 100 10% 10% 10% 10%? % 10% 10%
43% 13% ? Am Hide & Lealh. . 1800 36 36% 35 36 ? % 36 37
142% 71% 7 Am Hide & Loath pr 200 131% 131% 130 i30'/8? 1% 130% 131
76% 37%? American Ice . 100 47% 47% 47% 47% 4- % 47 48
132% 62% 6 Am Int Corp. 7600 124% 124% 122% 122%? 1% 122.4 123
69 44%? American Unseed .. 4400 87% 87% 85 85%? 1% 85% 85%
117% 68 ? Am Locomotive ... 6600 104% 106% 104 104 ?1 104 104%
63 62% ? American Malt . 600 65 65 65 65?1 55 56
47% 35 ?? Am Ship & Com.... 4000 41% 41% 41 41 ~ % 41 41%
89% 62% 4 Am Smelting . 3800 683/4 68% 68 68 ? % 68% 68%
94% 62 0 Ara Smelling pr A 400 80 80 80 80?2 79 151
47 34% 3 Am 8teel Fdry. 1900 44 44% 44 44 ? % 43% 44%
148% 111% 7 American Sogar_ 3600 139% 139% 138 138 ?3% 139 140
119 113% 7 American Sugar pr. 400 116 .4 116% 116% 116%? % 116% 116%
120% 73 10 American Sumatra . 1700 103% 103% 102 103 ? 1 102% 103
108% 96% 8 Am Tel * Tel. 800 99% 09% 99% 99%? % 99 100
314% 191% 20 American Tobacco .. 800 302 .4 302% 300 3001'z? 2% 300 303
106 96% 6 Am Tob pr new. 400 99% 99% 99% 99%- 99 100
149% 45% 7 American Wool. 2400 168% 138% 137% 137.8? % 137% 138
69 27%? Am Writ Paper pr... 700 65% 65% 65 65 ?2%
29 11 ? Am Zinc & Lead. COO 20% 20% 20% 20%?
66% 40 ? Am Zinc & Lead pr. . 700 .8 58 58
77% 56% 4 Anaconda . 6600 66% 66% 65%
20% 15 ? Anto Sale. . 3900 18% 18% 17%
34t2 29 ? Auto Sale, pr. 1800 34 34
5% 1 ? Asset. Real . 800 3% 4
60 17%? A ?so Dry Goods. 403 54% 54^
8% 1 ? Ann Arbor . 400 8 3
142 68 5 Asso Oil. 700 141% 141% 139
104 88 6 Atchison. 1800 91 91% 90%
89 78% 5 Atchison pr . 200 79% 79% 79=
192% 92 10 Atl, Gulf & W 1. 1200 180% 181 179 181 + % 179% 181
156% 64%? Baldwin Locomotive. 46100 ?38% 139 133% 135 ?4% 135 135%
65% 38%? Baltimore & Ohio_ 800 39% 40 39% 39%? % 39% 39%
69% 49% 4 Bolt A Ohio pr. 200 51 51 51 51 -- % 50% 51%
145 103 ? Barrett Co . 1200 132% 132% 130 131 +2 130% 131
2% 1% ? Batnpil.s Mining . 300 1% 1% 1% 1%- 1% 1% '
107% 55% 5 B_thl-_.ro Steel .... 500 101% 101% 100% 100%? 1% 100 102
112 .5% 6 Beth Steel, Class B.. 44800 105% 106% 103% 104%? 1 104 104% \
45 26 ? Belli Motors . 2000 36 36 35% 35%? 1 35% 36
94% 91 7 Harriet Leather pr.. 900 94 94 93% 93%-f % 93 94
33% 18%? Bklyn Rap Tran.... 200 19% 19% 19% 19%+ % 19% 20
92% 58 6 Bklyn Union G___ 500 58 58% P8 58%? 1% 65 69
25 16 ? Booth Fisheries Co.. 500 16% 16% 16% 16%- % 16% 16%
166 ,25 10 Burns Bros . 200 132 132 132 132 ?1 128 132
17 5% % Butte Cop & Zinc... 1200 10% 10% 10% 10%-?- % 10% 11
37% 16%? Butte & Superior Cop 400 24 24% 24 24%? % 24 24% :
3S% 10 ? Butterick Co . 800 29% 23% 29% 29%+ % 29% 30
54% 29 ? Ca.do Oil . 700 32% 32% 32 32 ? % 32 32%
84% 48% 4 California Packing 1500 82% 83? 4 81% 81%? 1% 81 81%
56% ;-_.% ? Calif Petrole-im _ 3400 51% 61% 50% 50%? % 50% 61
170% 148% 10 Canadian Pacific ... 3700 150 150 150 150 ? 1% 149 " 150%
116% 56% i. Central Leather .... 14100 105% 1053-4 103% 103%? % 104 104%
114 104% 7 Central Leather pr.. 400 109 109 103% 1C8%? % 107% 108%
65 30% 4 Certninte.i. Corp ... 700 60 60 65% 55%? 6% 65% 68
67% 31 4 Cerro de Pasco. 500 58% 58% 57% 67%? 1% 57% 58
141% 121 3 Chandler Motors ... 2000 134% 135% 133 134%? 3% 134 137%
68% 62% 4 Ches & Ohio. 700 53% 59 58% 68%-58% 59
12 7% ? Chic Gt West. 200 9% 9% 9% 9%? % 9% 10
30% 22% 2 Chi?; GtWestpr...? 100 26% 26% 26% 26%? 1 26% 27%
52% 34%? Chic, M & St P. 2200 44% 441-'a 43
76 60%-- _!iie, M & St P pr.. 100 64% 64% 64%
105 89 7 Chic ?? N'wset. 400 91 91 91
113% 72 6 Chic Pneu Tool. 700 110% 111 110"
32% 22% ? Chic, R I & P.c.... 1100 28% 28%
73 55% 6 Chic, R I & P 6% pr 300 65 65
43% 42% ? Coca Cola . 46800 42% 42%
50% 32% 3 Chino Con Copper.. 400 41% 411.
31% 1934 ? Col & South. 200 23% 23%
56 34% 3 Col Fuel & Iron_ 400 45% 45%
69 S9% 4 Col Gas & Electric. 200 63% 63%
69% 48% ? Col & S.uth 1?? pr. 200 50'/
75% 60% ? Col Graph . 3600 71
15% 10%? Con Candy . 1100 14';
% ' a ? Con Candy rt*...... 3C0
106% 87% 7 Consol Gas . 200 93% 93% 93'4 93%? % 93 93%
23 5% ? Consol Int Calla Min 200 18% 18% 18% 18%? % 18% 19
103% 65% 7 Cont Can . 1100 94% 94% 93 93 ? 1% 92% 94
99 46 ? Corn Product? . 5600 93 93 92 92 ? 1 92? 3 92' 2
109% 102 7 Corn Product? pr. . . 2C0 107% 107% 107% 107%- 107 107%
261 52% 12 Crucible Steel . 281X1231 231% 227 227 ?5 226 22fi'
410 160' 10 Cuba Am Sugar_ 200 385 385 385 383 ?10 383 3C5
46% 20% ? Cuba Cane Sugar. . . 3000 45 45 43% 43%? % 43% 44
87% 69% 7 Cuba Cane Sugar pr. 700 84 84 83% 83%? '4 83% 84
103 9334 7 Deem Co pr_ .. 800 100% 100% 100'.. 100%+ % 100' . 102'?
113 100 9 Del & Hudson .... 200 101% 101% 101 101 ? % 100"% 101%.
217 172% 10 f>, L & W. 200 183 183 183 183- 180 185
15% 3% ? Denv & Rio G. 400 9 9 9 9 4- % ?> o?a.
24 _% -- Oenv & Rio G pr- 9800 17% 17% 17 17%+ % 17% 17%
16% 10%-? Dome Mines _... 200 13% 13% 13% 13%? % 13% 13%
43 27 3 Elk Horn Coal. ?00 35% 35% 36% 35%+ % 34' ? 36
141% 80 3% Endicott-Jobn.ou . 300 136 136 136 130 4- % 135 136
20% 16%? Erie . 900 15% 15% 15% 15%-15% 13%
94 73 ? Fairbank.. . 200 91 91 91, 91 ? % 90 91
123 93 8 Famous Player? _ 700 106% 106% 105% 105%? 1% 105% 105%
55 42% ? Fisk Tire _. 2900 49% 49% 49% 49' s? % 49' ?, 49%
643-a 42% 4 Freeport Texas . 1400 44/8 44% 44 44%? % 44% 44%
383/4 25 ~- Gaston William.? .,, 400 25% 25% 25 25%+ % 25 26
95% 47 8 General Cigar . 700 81% 81% 80% 80' 4? % 80% 81%
176 144% ? General Electric Co. 200 168 168% 168 168%? V/? 168 168%'
406 118% 12 General Motor. . . 310O 393 393 388 389%? 6% 38834 390
94% 82% 6 Gen Motors 6';'0 deb. 1600 87 87 87 87 - 86% 87
93% 56% 4 Goodrich, 3 F. 2600 87% 87% 86'4 87 ? 1% 87 88
100% 83% 7 Great Northern pr.. 2200 65% 85% SI"?.? 85%+ % 85 85%
52% 31% 4 Great North Ore sub 800 42% 42% 41% 413.4_ % AV/2 42
? ? _-. Ureene-Cananea Cop. 20 40% 40% 40% 40%- 40% 41%
89% 49%? Gulf State? Steel. .. 300 78!4 78% 77 77 ? % 76 77.
71% 40 4 Hank & Bark Car Co 2200 62% 62% 62% 62%? % 62% 62%
104 90 7 Illinois Central _ 400 93 93% 93 91 + % .2% 93%.
37% 10%? Internat Agriciil ... 1000 24% 243/4 24% 24%? ' 4 24 26
91% 40 6 Internat Agricul pr. 200 86 86 86 86?2 8. 86%
68% 42% 6 Inspiration Copper . 3400 6S% 6834 58 5a%+v-?Hr 58 58'2
9% 3% ? lnterbor Con Corp. . . 1500 5% 5% 5% 6%- 6% 5%
31% 11%? lnterbor Con Corp pr 1100 17 17 163* 17 - 17 17%
149% 110% ? Int Harvester Co... 3400 138% 139% 137' _ 137%? % 137% 139
67?4 21% ? Int Mercan Marine.. 2200 60 60% 59% 59%? % 69% 60
128% 92% 6 Int Merc Marine pr. , 2500 110% 110% 109 109 ? 1% 109 110
82' 30%? Internat Paper - 7900 77% 77% 74% 74%
33% 24%? Internat Nickel - 7600 27% 27% 26% 26%? J,
65 54%? Iron Prod . 800 54% 64% 62% 52-3-4? 2
48 18' ? Jewel Tea . 400 26 25 24 24
26% 16% ? Kansas City South.. 700 19
164 68 4 Kelly Springfield . . 400 158
115 34 _ Kelsey Wheel Co- 300 108
43% 2?% 2 Kennecott Copper . 800 32'-,
126% 48% 1.20 Keystone Tire . 6600 64
1073/4 62% 6 Larkawanna Steel . 4800 96
14 7 ? Lake Erie & West.
60% 46 3% Lehigh Valley -
40 21 ? Lee Rubber & Tire..
250% 201 12 Llg & My? Tob Co.
245 147% 12 Lorillard, Pierre . .
38% 28 ? Manhattan Shirt ..
31% 31%? Martin Parry.
61 ?6% ? Ma?well Motor ....
84% 50% ? Mas Motor 1st pr...
48% H'i ? Max Motor 2d Pr
131% 60 8 May Dep't Store?
264 162% 8 Mexican Petroleum..
32% 21% 2 Miami Con Copper... 400 26% 26%
ffi 32' - Middle St Oil. 1300 62 62
62'_ 40% 4 Midvale Steel. 7100 54 54
98% 84% 7 M.StP&HStM... 800 87 87%
16% 4% ? Mo, Kan & Texas- 800 12% 12%
25% 8% ? Mo, Kan * Tex pr... 200 17% 17%
38% 22% ? Missouri Pacific . 1500 30 3C
58% 45%? Missouri Pacific pr. . 1200 48% 48%
84 61% 5 Montana Power. 400 64% 64' -
106% 104 7 Montana Power pr... 1000 1C6 106
53% 46 ? Mullins Body . 500 48% 49
43% 29% 3 Nation*! Acme. J!00 37% 37'.
7B 4jj ? National Anilins
92 70 8 Nat Cloak A 8ult...,
24% 14 ? Nat Con * Cab!?
88% 45% ? Nat Bnam & Stpg..
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1919.
94 %
21%
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Low. Dlv.
1919. Rute.
64 6 National Lead .
15% 1% Nevada Con Copper.
2834 ? New Or. Te* A Mere
69'<i 5 New York Central..
19'/2 2% N Y Dock.
253-4
98'?
Sales. Open. High
800
200
200
300
1500
N Y, N H & H. 1400
Norfolk & West.
935,
105', 2
145
74'2
121
941/2
281/2
17
2734
377-a
225
120
19%
64 %
89
115
257
33
72'/2
14
IO934
151
1447a
64%
70%
345
115
61
74%
45%
187
138'/2
743,7
58 3 ?
175'/?
55 A
119'. 4
215
15%
343.4
383 4
91%
167
467-4
507 ?
139'4
77
115%
97' l
21%
92'- 7.
115%
3?X
14%
20
59%
104%
18! 4
86
40'4
47
84
46
130
35*;
8 ?
Bl/2 ?
46 3
61% 6
73 ?
67 6
2% -
42'/2 3
30 ?
39 ?
12'/, ?
56 5
3834 ?
16 ?
45 5
90'2 7
104 8
30'/- ?
12%
59
112'/2
51
68!-7,
19
74%
68 -
71'/a
44! 2 -
84
53%
6% -
13'/2
10% ?
23 ?
168'/2
115%
10
58'/a
46' 2
92%
132
23%
59%
8
3634
4534
42%
32
27%
185
72%
42%
371/4
41%
115
119%
66 %
37%
901-2
50%
80%
157
7%
15
14
49
97',*,
34
174
North American . . .
Northern Pacific . ..
Nova Scotia Steel. .
Oils Elevator .
Ohio Gau . 2200
Okla Prod & Ref_ 1600
Ontario Silver . 3400
Owens Boulin? .
Pacific Cas .
Pacific Development..
Pan-Am Petroleum .
Pan-Am Petrol rt?. .
Pennsylvania H R. .
Penn Seaboard Steel
Peo Gas & Coke....
Pcre Marcruette ....
Pere Marq prior pr. .
Pierce Arrow
Pierce Oil . 2200
Pittsburgh Coal
Pittsburgh Steel
Pierce Oil pr.
Pitts & West Va...
Pond Creek Coal_
Pressed 8tecl Car...
Pullman Pal Car Co
Punta Alegre Sugar
Railway tSeel Spring
Ray Con Copper.
Reading . 3400 82% 82%
Remington Types . . . 700 1C0% 100'/?
2?/2
43
42
40%
25%
64%
96'%
21
60
93%
200 103% 103'/2 103% 103%?
200 32% 32% 32 32%?
170O 28 28 27% 27 %?
3400 102% 102% 101% 102%?
700 125'/, 125% 124'/? 124%?
400 86-3/4 863/4 85% 86%~
200 102% 102% 102
200 22% 22'4 22%
81%
98
6 Rep Iron & Steel... 28100 1283/4 128% 123
? Rep Motor Truck . . 300 63 63 62% 63
8.44 Roy Dut N Y shares 19100 106% 106% 104'/8 104i/s
6 Savage Arms . 300
? Saxon Motors . 1600
1 St Joseph Lead. 200
? St L & San Fran... 100
? 8t Louis S'tvest pr.. 200
.8 Sears-Roebuck & Co 100 220
7 Sears-Roebuck pr .. 700 116
1 Shattuck Aris . 300 13
? Sinclair Oil . 24900 59?
6 Sloss-Sheff St t Ir. 2200 78
6 Suothern Pacific ... 4110O 112% 112% 110% 111%
20 So Porto Rico Sugar 10 225 225 225 225
? Souhtern R R. 1900 25% 25!/3 25% 25%-f
6 Southern R R pr... 300 63
? Standard Milling rts. 200 8%
4 Stromberg Carb. 5100 99%
5 Studebaker .28100 137
6 Stuti Motors . 100 125
3 Superior Steel . 700 48
?? Texas & Pacific. 2700 53%
10 Texas Company. 800 330
6 Tob Product? . 1700 101
? Trans Con Oil. 26900 60
5 Trans & Wim Steel. . 700 67
? Union Oil . 3000 41%
8 Und'd Typewriter_ 400 175
10 Cnion Pacific . 2407) 124% 124H -|23**j
4 Inion Pacific pr. . . 400 67% 6734 673.
4 1'nitrd Alloy Steel . 100 02%
7 Cnited Drujr . 800 150
3% United Drug 1st pr. 803 82! a
800.1 114
10 United Fruit . 100 200'4
30O 10
200 20
400 28'j
2 US Food Product*.. 20' 84'
16
42%
41'/?
40%
25
64%
92%
20%
63%
94
103% 104%
% 31% 32%
% 27 27%
% 101% 102
1% 124 125
% 86 87
102 ? % 101% 1C2
22%? % 22% 22%
81 %? 1 31% 82
98?2 97 98
123%? 5% 123% 12334
62% 63
1% 104% 104%
% 86 87
20% 20%
73
43' <
68'.;
65?/i
12\
51
110
28'-':
m
17
40'/;
65'a
73-i
17
45
23'/
117% 114%
117 50
8? (16
Cnited Drug .
United Drug 1st jir.
Cnited Retail Stores
I nited Kruit .
Cnltod Ry Invest.
United Hy Invest pr
U S Cast I P & Fo
If S Food Produc?a, .
U S Ind Alcohol_
V S Ind Al.rohe-I rta.
U H Realty & Imp
U S Ruhher.
I- 8 Smelt & Hef. .
U S Steel.
l.'toh ( topper .
I tali Sec Corp.
Ya-('arnl?na t hem
Ya-Ciirulirin them pr
Wul>a?Ii pr A. 2710-1
Went Maryland. 1900
We.-t Pacific_
Weal'hnuse Mfg.
Wil.son Co.
Wheeling Si L E. 6600
Wheeling & L E pr. . 4400
White Motors .... 780?1
Willys Overland ... 8600
Woolworth pr . <*00 115% 115% 115% 116%+
W?|th Pmp & Mach. 30O 103% 103% 103 103 ? 2
Wor Pmp 4 M ni 11 300 79 79 79 79?1
C u r b Market
InduNtrials
Sales.
60(1 A,-nu- Coal.
100 ApIm?? Explosive 1
100 Air Reduction.
8000 Allied Packers . . .
s- 1 Amulg Tires Stores. .
;-.?-? - Am Marconi.
23000 Am Safety Razor. .
800 A T Se? urities. ... .
500 Am WririTiii Paper.
-?!.??.
Hlglj. I/ier. Last.
High. Lo-*-. Last.
10
19%
15%
i-ai? Hril.-Arn Ch,-tn. 10
200 Brit-Am Tob cpn. ... 26%
a- (I Beaver Board. IS
30(1 !!ri?-<-o<? Motor. 65
?100 Bucyrus. ?(4
00 e'?iurnl Tercia. U'A
L' Canadian Car & F?iy. 51
100 Car Light. 3 a
00 Clinton Wright. .. . 89
2500 ("cm Te--;.
1000 Dnfoe-Eustice.
200 Durham Hosiery ...
; 00 Edmund & Joncs. . .
900 Farrell Coal.
1 ??00 General Asphalt. . .
I300 Gray <4 Davis.
1500 (?fu Mot w !.
3000 (?rap?--Olu. . .
;.lo pf.
200 Hr.! I Signal.
100 do pf.
C00 Hendcc Mf?r.
100 Heyden Chemical. . .
1200 Hupp Motors.
1600 Indian Packing.
600 Imp Tub Gt II ?1- I.
3.1 Loow, Inc
.')
12%
1 i i'.
:1V..,
62
H9
51
41V,
i%
10
EG
10
154
?%
19
74 4
?A,
10
26 %
47
64
33 4
9%
Bl
3S4
36%
12%
66
37%
?? ;
11:
74%
' 5 ? 3
10
20 %
47%
61
34
61
3%
38 %
J2SI
14?;
,21? 53
A.) i':
2% 2%
59%
H
13 Vi
17.
Ay.
30
R9
13%
rt.s
97%
: 3u
26%
A4
33%
*>00 Kay County Cas. 2T-fi
1500 Loft, Inc.. 31
200 Lima Loco. 89
'eOy Mnibohm Motors.... 13%
. 11 0 Mercer Vlotors. 39
100 Mallison Silk pf... . 97%
LOO North Am Pulp. l7s 4*%
3000 Otis Steel. 39$ 3?'n
: 11 Overland Tire. 30% 30^
3000 Ohio Blower Body... .'i.l-S 33
:. Packard Motor. '.'^l'i. '?'
50 ? PatchoBue. . 41 i?
3000 Perfection Tire. ????
200 Robert Reis . . 34
'ai ,?u pf . 96
3000 Republic Riil>'>?-r .... fiTu
900 Root & Vanderv. 58
inn Staml Part.-i . 58 5S
100 Sprcer Mftr . ?T 97
1100 Snow Fountain . 10% 10%
33?
95
?7 S
57
200 St.-urr,-? Motors . 7'0
2500 Submarina li?>at . .18
1100 Sweets e!o of Am... li'lfj
I ? .. fob Prod Exp. 35
?,-.1,1 Ship.19
[00 Tompor C F P.
U s H?kI? Sp Toot.
1900 I* S Distributing
0
27 ?4
56>4
20
GOO I 1,1 Pic Prod..
1600 lu? Profit .- 7a
3800 U Ret S Candy.
12000 U S Steamship .
1900 Vana'lium St>.-?-l
9500 V Vlvaudou . 29
100 Warren Bros . 76
Slandard Oilt*
Rl*
17
12
34
180
50
27
54M,
19 Va
30
8 S
13 ft
88%
'":.
4%
38V?
30%
i;
-"?^:
14
33 4
95
6%
57%
5N
97
10%
80
17%
A'*
,.(? ,
190
1600 Me.i-Panuca. 24 23 24
1000 Morton Petrol.. 3">? .'('-, :?\
? 100 North Am Oil. ti!t 6 (i'4
500 Northern T?-xn:?. ... 6% 5*4 6%
01 -I Ohio Hur-K- r. 1 1 1
1500 Omar Oil * *...-?--. . 11% i:*? 11%
300 Orien! elil & Gas )% 9 ;
6( 1 Panhandle J' ?t R 30 ':?% 30
?to ' Phillips P? trol . .' -. 7* 77
15000 Proel & lt-f 10% 10% 10%
1700 Hanger Oil % % ?
Ryan Oil. 6** 6 ?i'?
1800 Salt Crack Prod.... C-4 63% 63%
>;..?- Ser|U oah O A? R.. \ ?... ?,
1800 Shell rrad * T ,... B3% *-*-* 82%
1900 Sleelly Oil . 12% 12% 12%
. 00 >ifiiM.-> Pet 43% 4;' !4 1,'IV .
1600 Southern States .... 1% 1% 1%
2300 Southern r> AT . . 8V* ?% S
151 1 1.lor oil . . l? l*eew 19
2700 Spencer Pet . 20% 20% 20%
1000 Stor T-ie.i? .... 14% 14 14 '-.,
1200 Texas Co ?v 1 . . , 66% M 84%
500 dei lighta - ..78 7>! 7??
3000 Texas Unai/pr . .. 2% 1% " '??
II 1 -,.?. Steer . ... Vi a '4
. rexon 0-;. 1% 1% 1%
2500 Trinity Oil. 1% I 1%
1700 Texas Pot. 1% ?U 1%
200 Valverde Oil -
2000 Wn.minar Con . . 40
. \ ictorla Oi' . . IS,
1500 Wo? dhum (X! _ 10%
1600 Vulcan Oil . . 11
250? Wayland O ft U . 4%
! 00 White Kan!?- 7-,
: 000 VV? Ite Oil .
Mining Stock.?
1%
I
1%
i
1%
10 iT
4 Vt
7'H
i
1%
111
?1
4%
2N
1%
-<v
?9
1%
--.**
22%
60
,-i,a,i Anglo-American .
; o Midwest Ref . . . .
20 Ohio Oil.
25 Prair.?- Pip?-. .
10 Va. utim Oil ....
25 Stand OI) of N J.
. 86%
.168
.381
.298
.445
723
At
68%
28 %
35%
lfif.
3?0
298
44.*\
720
20
- ??
21%
7%
5*1
28%
3?%
168
381
298
447,
780
8500 A I> C Metals ... IjV
. '?'? Am Minea . I1?
700 Am Honduras 1%
8000 Arizona Sliver ... ri?
7600 Atlanta 3 -,
6100 Belcher A.i le ... 4P
1300 !U-:.-h?T K.st. 46
21?)0 nig 1..?,:.* . ???<?
1) il.-ah Mln . 7
.. - 1 alodor --? . 41
4'*U0 i'aii.l.-lar?M Mir. . 1
800 ('?ru.- Silver ,.. I"
.Crescent McN
.. 0 ( ressi n '.?.. : . 7'
a. *" - Divide t.vi
- ?? " la-. ? :i 1 . ??? ?s ... 2%
FCureka Holly *-'
.(100 t orty-nine Vir.lng . ::%
ISOO Gad di .. Coppet
: 1 10 Golden Gate '? '?
. .... Gold Develop
." 0 eio'd Kewana* . 4
'.1 Gol ! Merger . * a
'. 500 Gold Silver Pick?
5000 e'oM Z< ne .... W
1500 ein-at limit. 4
1300 Grand Pacifie .42
' 260 Hacia Mitiinvr . 4.*y
1300 Imperial C? lia ... . A
7: 00 Jurnlxi E <t. n. 9%
: 600 Knox Divide. 19
700 Louisiana Con
'.'-"i Mi-Nsmara . . .
14>10 Magma ( h et
3%
1%
->
%
4
?'a
4%
%
5?
?300 Mbi-mI- Mining.54
8
7
Indeuendent Olla
1600 Mlian ??? Oil. 13%
10.1 Allied Oil. . 1
150? \n-a?lic Royalty. 1%
2700 Associated Uil. 2%
? ?00 Anne-belle. 67
1 500 Barm-tt O & G . A
.... Bell Petrol. I %
* 100 H.x.n.* 01! . S
IfiOn Ho-ton-V.ex Oil. 4 -<t
-. .- Hoaton-Wyo Oil. AS
3500 Burnett Van C. -''i
2000 Cnrib Synd w i. 418
300 Cities Service B... 47"s
BOO -io p?. ."?.,
200 Commonwealth Pet.. 49
1200 Cosden ?S. Co. 11
1000 Cu?hing Pet. 4%
1000 Dominion Oil. >5
1000 Esmeralda Oll. Vi
1000 Federal Oil. 3
200 Glenrock Oil. 4
13800 Guftey-Gllleapl?. 3*?'?
' ".? Hen-ule-* Petrol. 16%
400 Home Oil. 141,
5500 Home of Denver.... 40
600 Hudson Oil. %
11000 Inter Petrol. 44 4
2500 Invincible Oil. 424
1400 Island Oil & Tran. .. 74
6000 Livingston Oil. 2%
900 Merritt Oil. 25%
1600 Metropolitan Pet... 8%
}?
1%
66
iS
?%
i
J
2%
46
47-,
74
4"
111%
4%
34
%
27i
4
83%
13%
13%
1
1%
4
23
1 ivA
%
ft
A
%
it
?3
38
4J%
k
S%
46%
'ii
49
11
4%
37.
3
4
3?;
1?%
14
40
:\
?43 %
42 4
7%
2\
"l Mntherlou.
600 National Tin
500 N ?i-?s:t-.? M new
4300 Ohio Copper
. Roiier e;r,i'ii>
700 St Croia.
70-1 Soven Metal.-i. ?*
'.""i Sliver Dollar. *
3600 Silver King D ! vieja.. 16
8500U Stewart Mining, 32 24
.'i?1"? Success Mln. 1% 1
250 Te nopah Belmont 3 -*j '-'?I
.",.- 1 Tonopah Caahboy.
7???? T -nopah Di -i?-. , 8% 6%
?50 Ti nopal I- ?' ill -%
2300 T..nopah J Butler J I
1 onopah Mir Ing. '? '? k
??'< (J ni tad Kaatem t -% 4%
V . ory D ? ''.?> 28
1200 Washington <.->ld ,..98
7"" West Kn-1 t\tn. 1% 1 A
4500 Wlnte Caps . 13 12
11 I White Cap? Ex?. . 3 2 4
260O Will art Mlriiiit .... s 6
100 Wilson Silver 4 4
Bonds
.^s'e? f000 omitted High. Low
$41 Allied Packers 6* , ... ?0% 19%
r, Am T ft T *i 1922 98% ??<
2 ?Io fix ? ?24. 98% ?8%
7 Can (>.?* ?4s 192!1.... 9<i% 9^%
. .. French (i.-v ta. 102 102
2 Great North 5a 1920.. 98% 98%
10 Russian Gov 6%a. 46 44
1 10 Swedish Gov ?s.S? -:
2 Swiss Gov 5%a . 93% ?2%
5JTJ Kingdom 54s 1022.. 98 ?7%
I 52 d- *>4i l??? . . ?>6% ??%
23
I ?
??
98
98
!?'
IO!
In Wall Street
! "What Do Yon Think of the Market?"
| A floor trader on the Stock Exchange:
! "The market to me looks tired. The
I indications are that the banks are
; frowning on the activities of certain
pool operators by calling loans on hi.'n
! priced specialties like Republic Iron
! nnd Steel, Baldwin and Crucible. How
I ever, I am a bull on Corn Products."
I Texas Proxy Committee Reported.
There were reports in Wall Street
yesterday that efforts arc being made
to organize an independent proxy com?
mittee for the annual meeting of tho
Texas Company, which will probably
! be held some time next month. It was
i said, however, that no opposition will
'. be made to the company's announced
! plan for incrcasine the capital stock
' from $85,000.000 to (130,000,000 by the
' sale of $45,000,000 nt par. . harehold
I crs will vote on this proposal at a
| special meeting called for November IS.
. Just what the solicitors ior indepen?
dent proxies for tho annual meeting
have in mind was not divulged. Texas
; stock declined to 225 yesterday, a net
: loss of 7 points.
Stocks and the Income Tax
C. I. Hudson & Company take up the
\ possibility of many peop'e holding
| over high-priced stocks until next
! year for income tax reasons, but they
also point out there may be consider?
able selling in low-priced issues to e i
tablish losses. The firm ?says: "Hold?
ers of the high-price?! stocks, with big
paper profits pyramided, refuse to try
and cash them in, at least until after
January 1, on account of the income
tax, and, therefore, these stocks are
very apt to hold their own in the mean?
time. But how about the long list of
atandard securities like Atchi.on and
Atchison preferred, St. Paul preferred,
Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central,
Great Northern preferred. Northwest?
ern und the convertible bonds of some
of them, the copper group as h
whole, and lots of others, which are
selling way down, even well below where
the bull market started? There are
thousands of people who have big
paper losses in all these securities,
which can be enshed and deducted from
incomes and get the benefit tlvreof on
their tax. It is not likely that this
advantage has been, or is going to be,
overlooked. Hence the very low prices
and the probability that some of then?
may bo bought, still cheaper Keep
your eye on this n .t between now _'??!
the end of the year. You may be able
to pick up several good bargains."
Traders Talk Bearish
There were many who came down to
\V_1? Street, yest? nlay expecting to sec
higher prices for stocks ai d when I >e
list, after opening irrogulai ? sagged
throughout the two-hour ?
tim.nt changed accord ngh
quick to note this -a.a! stocki i ?
the belief that they could bi . I
back cheaper or Mondnj _ftei
close much taik whs hi ird abo I
money ratoi. b i' e$r I ? we? k
little attention was paid to
dition by the samo p?
Sinclair U oil < s.ses Excitement
No re lent complot ion in the
..and territory hi caus I m ? e ?
ment 'han the well of the
Oil Company, Bit! .'?
o\ the town ???T ( addo,
("onmy. l.u . an ! abo
fmni the nearest produ? ? of any
consequence, . rl ? s
spondent, This well Is in whn
heretofore known .. ? wi deal ??
It had a product Ion of abou
barrels a aay when fir * bi ?ught
but this has -'nc< fall?n to ibo
barrels.
A Stagnnnt Market
New Street dealers In puts and calls
say the privilege market !?* sta ??
and they attribute I
uffair? to the wild mark? peeula
tivs stocka on the ex w hei
stocks Jump about In
fashion as thoj have
the last for! nigh t t!
willing to sel I an
makes the prii
can bo ?? t< re sed m ich t
'rom the actual markc-i
? he case w r< prie?
The best t lu., cou Id b?
on Studobaker
points ?i:? s r. m
i.j r sample of vhi
purchase r of privilei
and expiait I rge
not brisk
Two Exceptions
I:? t ne general
curity prices .?????
few stocks tha
"acted well " O w i
tal i 'i! and via ?
< 'ar. Both aro I now n to in
called pool %i oup r- .??
after dropping to 69
?'?0 and held aroun
^teol tar, ab
ports of a chango h
the company, ?1; _ppe?l to 101 %
closed practical .. ,
Lens Buying of Odd l.it?.
Activity o i the buying
odd lot market f?ir Btoi
considerabl last w. ek, ac< ??? ???:
"The Odd I. it Re .iew,1 , ?
?a . o if the ???' .
money Pur '
cent greater tho I,? .
compared with 70 ; ? ?
hef ire Th? rs wa
ab 'nt 20 pe? ??
number of ?llora
Britain Prohibits . \p..i t
Of SIi.tr ..iiiliuri
Embargo Aim- to Prrvcn.
Melting of . oi??., I)i*itl
en Mrr.* s,n>
LONDON - ? ; ? ?
. be ...
! ocal ?!-...
Brit nh embargo ;?? ever?
Silver bullion, It wa
.??arc?. In Eng'a I I
tii a h.'.'iriK ' rea
past fev ntl
.noth? r reaso
dealers here is thai ?
.. . t . ,
o!?1er? to melt
export Such an opei al m
w?.jl?l be pi a | -
s.? ?)?? m-'tj?
Following '
day that the British i"
placed an ? mba i ??
a ver bul lio. i_? <i coins thi
the m?-tai n. . ed to a ne ??
in the world narket
quotation \>
('>r spot delivei
B"th figure -
p< ? price represi I
of id al !..-? .
? nt"inaic ? ?
eoual to their face de
highest ni
London ?1? I ? ?< r ? ?_ _ i
The official New ^ , rk pr
h .sal ? t London not at
ll.-.S. Bid? w?v
. 1 28.4 upward to $1! I_ <
,vi?r<- m ?He a' the
4r ivery In San '
highest pri? ?
w;th the ?? . ? ?
'?Ction a week ego ??? ?
? n more than thirty
Most of the .l'y. r p-n ??< '
I'nited State? for high pri?es la .1
ported to (hint. Ot ? _s "?-?d
the metal so bsdly to repVnleh their
reserves that they arc willing to p?y
a premium above oficial
:;
Maxwell-Chalmers
Petails of merger and b?ti? of
exchange ? organisation?pro?
duction ? financial condition?
business OUtlooft.
United Gas
Improvement
Popularly known as "U. O. I."
of Philadelphia ? commercial
and financial position?dividend
situation?future prospects.
Status of
Carib Syndicate Stockt
Future of
G?nerai Asphalt
Submarine Boat's
Government Contracts
T>rni. ami many other rtrtwlaa of
market tatT"-?f or* -vrnfM+^d ft?
th" currant numbrr ?... vur ktarka*
fmt on reqnret for K-40*
HUGHES & DIER
Stock*?Honitu?*.r?ln
Membersj, , ..? . . . - r-I -,
50 Broad St., New York
Suite I : - 1. I MriM.d tl?e.
t'|ii.?un OOfae, ?7 .V. It.tb IK.
? i a. 1 4 3 r. Walnut .trset
P. H. HANES
KNITTING CO.
Com. ft PM
Ron/hi -5e/? Qmtsd
C. EDWARD GONNELL
dembei - KMfce. ?,_?b
3<* Broa?, -t Now Yor%
WANTED
Second Moctgaft l_rwwn
of $50,000
on Unimproved Prtntetty
Appraised at $400 000
First Mor.**??? of $75,000
Held l?v Savin?*? Hmk
B?>x \" 12 I m? int
l?l\ ll?l "? P -
Spencer Petroleum
Corporation
\ if rn
? ?.' (??ml ion'
' ? I
.i,
2. :?..:, led
H.KHI Ml K M-VNt.l H
DOMINION
OIL CO.
II I, II. M? I H -??? .
Middle State
Oil Corporation
? i
? a.?
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