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SECURITIES WANTED AND OFFERED
?*??' - " ?i-???
Goorjyear 1st Pfd.
FirestoBelst Pfd.
Packard Motor Pfd.
Continental Motor Pfd.
Eisenlohr Com. & Pfd.
National Motor
Schulte Retail Stores
American Light & Traction
Cities Service Com. & Pfd.
Commonwealth Power Ry. & Lt.
Morton Lachenbruch & Co.
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
Land Title B'.dg. 42 Broad St.
Tei. Spruce L'Sl Tel. Broad 7309
JL K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Will Buy
} 100 Amer. Piano Com. A Pfd.
100 Air Reduction
60 American Meter
500 Rrooklyn City Railroad
60 Continental insurance
100 Corn Exchange Rank "Rights"
2B Crowell Publish. Com.
50 1:4311 it ?b le Trust
50 Hocking Vnlley Rwy.
100 Int. Motor Track Com.
100 Mohawk Valley Co.
100 N. Y. State Ryu. Com. ft Pfd.
100 Xlles-Bement-Pond Com.
33 -Northern Sec. Stubs
100 R. J. Reynolds Tob. Pfd.
33 Texas Pa<iUe Coal S? Oil
J. K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Will Sell
100 Amer. Chicle Com. ft Pfd.
SO Burroughs Adding Mach.
100 Crowell Publish. Pfd.
35 Colombia Trust
500 Federal Add. Mach. Com.
100 tienrral Baking Pfd.
50 Great Amer. Insurance "Rights"
35 Lehigh Valley Coal Sules
]00 Limn Locomotive Com.
200 McCall Corp. Com.
35 Metropolitan Trust
100 N. ?. State Rys.?Com.
?5 Niles-llemrnl-Pond Com.
37 Richmond Radiator Pfd.
35 Texas Pacific Coal ft Oil i 6
J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.
Phones 4000 to 4010 John. 36 Wall St.. N. Y.
BUY?SELL
MIDWEST REFINING CO.
MER RITT OIL CORPORATION
ELK BASIN PETROLEUM CO.
INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM
IMPERIAL OIL CO., LTD.
SAPULPA REFINING CO.
HOUSTON OIL CO.
ATLANTIC LOBOS OIL
MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM CO.
NATIONAL FUEL GAS CO.
HUMBLE OIL & REFINING CO.
COSDEN & CO.
GULF OIL CORP.
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP.
CARL H.PF0RZHEIMER & CCt
Dealers in Standard- Oil .Srcnrttie*
Phone? 4880-1-2-8.t Broad. 25 Broad St. N. V.
Central Aguirre
Sugar ?
(Old and New Stock)
BOUGHT AND SOLD
DaW&ON ?l@.
40 Wa? St. Te!. John 6444
Tex. Pac. Coal & Oil
Carib Trading Co.
Colombian Emerald
Central Aguirre Sugar
(Old and New)
,C.C.Kcrr&Co.
! 2 Wafl St, N. T. 'Phone 6780 Rector
'SS//S////s///0//////s//////S///s///////////S////f//////.
public Btilitg ?erarltit?
111 Sroafcumtj, N. f.
United Lt. & Rwys. Co.
5s 1932
Utah Securities Corp.
6s 1922
Virginia Ry. & Pr. Co.
3s 1934
Privat* vhoaat Is Philadelphia a Betton
Arkansas
Natural Gas
Kiely & Horton
40 WaH St, N. T. Phon? John ?330
City Inverting
?araqua Sugar
Lone Star Ga?
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
K0lixh?Mird ?MU,
Vtwtve HrHor MHO. U ffwuy. X*w York.
Wir? 1 'im.,?-un,*.tu*'/*,, fittest'! A I'hl)ul*lf*tiU.
?Eattman Kodsk Guaraanr 'Trust
City tovesling CcAlrel Aguirre Suger
! &?$** Maaig, Sevaitjpah Sugar j
Stone, Prosaer & Doty
MWmsmSH. ?aaarer 7733?
Public Utilities
run. Ask?>d.
I Am Llsht * Traction... :.2<>0 !fl?>
i Am Light & Traction pf. PI W
Adirondack B.ec Power. 14 17
Arttroirtar!? Klee Power pf. . . 75 S*
Am Oas A ETeetrlc.. f..'...... 120 126
Mm Oas * Electric pf. 39 H ?'
Am Piw?r * Llffht. ?S ?>T
1 Am Power * I.tjrht pf. 73 "J
: Am Public Utilities.;.... ? 12
: Am Public Utilities pf. 23 ie
Am Waterworks Electric. 1 *
, ArM W W * B partie, pf. < '
i Am W \V ? B. 1st pf.. 35 42
'Carolina Power & Lignt. 31
' Cities Service.41"
I do pf.'. "3
i Cities "?ervtco bankers ct's ... (.1
i Cities Ser 7 p c ser C. 1966...K>i
Colorado Power. IS
Colorado Power pf. 90
Com Pr Ry * L. 17
do pfd .. 4 4
l?en Oas & Klee ?en 5s. 8"
Electric Bond & Share pf,... 91
Bmplr? D1-?Hct Electric pf.. 70
! Federal I.lfrht & Trnction. 7
j Federal l.lffht & Traction pf.. 41
Oas & Electric Securities.380
, Orb &, Electric Securities pf- ? 80
I Northern Ohio Electric.?
Northern Ohio Electric pf.... 57
Nor Ontario Light & Power.. 11
Northern Ontario l.t A Pow pf r>2
Northern States Power. 63
Northern States Power pf.... 89
Pacific Qas & Blectrlc pf.... 88
Republic Ry & Light Co pf.. 11
Southern California Bdlaon... IS
(Southern California EMson pf.100
Standard Gas & Blectrlc. 26
Standard C?na & Electric pf.. 40
Tenn Ry Light & Power. IVt
Tenn Ry Light & Power pf.. 6
Wilted Light ft Kys.?
United Light & Rys, 1st pf... 57
Western Power . SI
do pf. 70
Bonds
Appaiach Power 1st 6s. 67
Cincinnati Gas A Eke 5s '66.. 86
Col Oas & Elec 5s '27. 79
Col Power. '63 .78
l'.allaa Blee fis '23. 99\
bust Texas Bloc 6a '42. 76
no Va 21.?S
Bl Paso Blco col 6s. 16
' reat West Power 5s '46. ?:i '/a
Midwest Util Us '26,..?n
Miss River Power 1st 5s. 76 Vi
Northern Out Light ft P 8s.. 76
Northsrn States Power 6b '28. IS
Pacific Oas A Etec 6a 'Dl_ I?
Puget Sound Trac L A P 7s.. 95
Twin City C A E 5b. 75
Un Light A R 1st 5s '32. 71
do deb 6a '26. i*
Sugar Stocks
Bid. Asked. | Bid.
Mat-Am pf 60
85
21
47
93
?4
7?
10
20
CO
14
67
G 5
?2
It
13
I?
104
21
42
3
8
II
63
24
73
70
92
(il
12
100
?0
85
Mfc
77
81
92
95
97
78
75
If
Card-Am.. 20
do pref. 70
C Aguirre.410
Fajardo . 130
Gt West..410
do pref. 115
Gunta'mo. 79
Mat-Am . 10
425
134
440
118
82
15
Michigan.. IS
National ..146
N Niquero.225
S Cecelia.
do pref.
Savannah..
do pref.
Am Cyan
do pref
By-Prod. . 106
Ca8sin Co. 45
Dow Ch...l75
Du P C pf 9
Fed Chem.lOO
do pref. ?
Graseili . .100
do pref. 100
Chemical Stocks
30
54
35
60
115
50
200
10
1??
101
Hook Elec. 65
do pref. 65
Ky Solvay. 90
Merc Co p. 96
Mcrrimac.. 92
Mulford Co 55
Mutual Ci.150
Nisg Alk p 96
Semet C...165
Solv Proe..i90
Asked.
70
14
149
88
82
39
?9
115
98
94
60
100
175
Tobacco Stocks
A Tob dvs.186 192IPorto R-A T.122 137
Conley Foil.325 350?R J Reyn A.500 515
G WHo.mes.155 165? do ser B. .455 485
do pref.. 98 102? do pref... 105 107
J S Young. 130 140|Weyman-B..ir.5 175
do pref.. 95 105 do pref... 98 ' 101
Mac A & Fb.160 170]
Miscellaneous Stocks
Am Chicle 88
do pref. 80
Am Leath 76
do pref. 95
Am M?K..180
do pref. 87
Am M&F.100
Am Typ F 47
A P T NJ 25
A W C pf 94
Atlas P C 65
B B?-.S 1 p 88
do 2d pf 70
Bor C Mk.U2
Bush T pf 77%
Celluloid.. 144
Childs Co. 83
do pref. 94
City Inves 65
Col E Sy.1000
Crk W pf. 9?
D L & W.163
F B 1st pf 97
Draper C.141% 144
Int Sil pf. 9b 100
LehVSC87 90
100
92 | Lima L pf 97
SB ?Nat Cash.. 115 ?
85 N J Z wst.268 274
US N Co 1 pf.l0:2% --
183V?O'Neill pi. 98 99Va i
*90 ?Phc.ps D..240 250 I
jPhil J Cor 65 70 !
do pref. 94% 95% ;
Pr & W pf ?5 ? !
R Reis & C 26 28 '
dn pref. 91 95
Ry flaw- P. 140 150
do pref. S'i 96 |
Singer Mg.168 172
S L IM&P 12 48 I
Stoll C pf.i02 105
S D W pf.102% 103% !
Stern B p. 110 112 I
T&PC&On.laO 140
Valvol pf.104 107
V Raalt In 40 50
?do pref. 80 93% !
W C Kerr. 50 55 i
do pref. 80 to \
W&Bpf.lOO 103 ?
I Yale & T..265 275
50
85
9?
70
02
115
85
155
87
98
75
1200
101
170
100
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Am Brass.225
Atlas Pw.150
do pref. 90
Bab & W.1?7
.Bliss. EW.420
do pref. 62
Can F&F.185
Carb StL.110
do 1 pf.102
do 2d pf 70
Colts Ams 57
D P Pow.370
228 | East Steel. 37
155 lEmp S & I 25
92 I do pref. 65
121 (?Here P...223
450 | do pref.107% 109%
68 INiles B-P.110 115
195 I do pref. 107
115 JScov Mfg.395
110 | Thorn iron 30
75 Win Cor..375 ?
60 (Woodward. 44% 49
380 I
30
35
70
228
110
415
?Ex dividend.
New York Bank Stocks
America ...625
Atlantic ...215
Am Exch..2D5
Battery ...210
Bowery ...420
Brant P...150
Bwsy Cent. 150
Bronx Nat. 150
'Butch & D. 33
Chase .440
Chat & P..320
Chelsea Ex.125
Chemical ..585
CUz Nat...255
City .415
Coal & I..245
Colonial ...850
Commerce . 245
Columbia ..200
Corn Exch.470
Cosmop'tan.110
Com'c?al E.415
Com'wealth.221
Cuba ......170
East River. 150
Fifth Nat. .160
Fifth Ave..900
: First Nat..986
, Foreign T B ?
200
376
365
820
200
?jGarfield N..235
?I Gotham ..
? Greenwich
2201 Harr iman
?(Hanover ..
1601 Industrial
160]Im & Trad.590
160 ?Irving Nat.390
?I Liberty ....405
460; Lincoln _280
330 Manhat Co..240
Mech & M..490
Metrop'tan .340
Mutual -400
430?Merchants ..235
??New Neth..200
? N YNB A.435
250] Park .740
Pacific .135
Produce Ex.375
Public .280
Seaboard .. . fi25
Second.400
SUte .230
23d Ward.. 130
Un States... 170
Union Ex... 185
W'chcster A.200
York ville ...325
480
230
180
170
960
1016
166
225
400
840
215
610
400
.475
295
470
360
4?0
246
210
760
425
240 I
140 !
?
195|
Trust and Security Companies
Bid. Asked. ? Bid. Aslted.l
Alliance ... 81
I iAm Trust. ?
I Am ?Surety. 82
| Bankers ,..400
. Bond & M.230
| Bklyn T Co.500
! Cent Union.4"0
Columbia ..368
Commercial 150
Empire Tr.290
[Equitable ..285
I Farm L&T.440
! Franklin ..250
| Fulton _250
? Fidelity ...230
! Guaranty
! Hamilton
; Hudson T
King* Co..610
Lawyers M.120
.403
255
130
?Lawyers T.. 135
??Lincoln Tr.li'5
88| Manuf ac'ers .205
405,Mercantile ..290
240 Metropol .. .300
515iMtge Bond,. S4
460|Mut T of W.105
375'Nat Surety.210
1601?N Y Title. 140
? N York T..625
290! N Y LIAT.750
4501 Peoples _290
260 Realty Aseo. 110
260 Scand'nav'n.890
240 Title G & T.410
4081 Un States...850
265 USM A T.415
U S T Gusr 80
Wcstchester.. 130
W&B T&M.165
140
665
125
145
320
98
125
220
150
770
310
120
910
420
900
425
85
140
175
fSee New York T'Ue and Mortgage.
tOwns all American Trust Company.
Insurance Companies
ni'l. A*ked
Am AUiance.260
City of N Y.120 13(
Corn'nwlth..300 32.'
Continental. 82 8:
Fid & Phoe.700 75<
Franklin ..86 9<
Globe & R.1000 -
Great Am.. .450
Hanover ... 80
Home.595
Nat Liberty. 1?0
Niagara ...215
Stuyvesant . 50
Wcstchester. 38
?11. A?ki-<1.!
615 1
SECURITIES WANTED AND OFFERED
D. L. & W. Coal Co.
Central Aguirre Sugar
? Mercantile Stores
Stock-~l^?dV--Scrip
Wm. C. Orion & Co.
25 Brosd St., N. Y. Phone 7160-1-2 Broad
Intl Gt. No. 5% Nt?. '14 Dcf.
Hale & Kllburn
Michigan State Tel. Pfd.
New York Stute Ky?. Pfd.
Han?on5Hanjsok
74 Broadway ~ New> \fcrfo
JbfofahoHo i Ractcr liu,
Standard Oil Stocks
BUI. Asked.
Anglo-American Oll Co, Ltd.. 39 ?0%
Atlantic; Refining Co.1630 1600
do pf, new issue. i : < l: 5
Rnrns'-Sci'vnvsor, ;,'o. 4'!0 4?0
Buckeye ? Pipa Line. 93 96
Ch'-sebrougH Mfg Co, cons.... 200 ? ;c;?
do pf . ;07 1!?
do rlffMs . ? ? i
Cont!n?ntal 01! Co ?. ESO 67>
Crescent Hipo Line Co. 35 3!
Eureka Pipo Line. 130 . 160
Galena-Signal Oi! Co pf. new 104 108
do pf old. :07 : : :
dc coin; . S* 90
Illinois Pipo Line. '. T'l l"
Imperial Oil Co, Ltd. 134 ?35
Indiana Pipo Lino. 97 109
International Pol Co, Ltd.... 74 79
New York Transit. 170 17j
Na'lonn'. Transit Co. .."i.? 3C
Northern Pipe Line Co. 10'} 1<>7
Ohio Oil Co. 3?? 293
Pen n-Moa Fuel Co. ~i 71
Prairie Oil * 3as. S73 685
Prairie Pipe Line. 27-t 2"S
South P'enn Ol! Co. 3"0 S90
Solar Refining Co. 337 31S
Southern Pipe Lino . 164 I?J
Southwest Penn Pipe Linos. . 9 7 100
Standard Oil of California.... 330 33 5
do of Indiana. 746 7'iO
do of Kansas. 675 710
do of Kentucky. 470 485
do of Nebraska. 520 550
do of New Jersey. 738 743
do pfd . 115 116%
do of Now York. 413 448
do of Ohio. 640 500
Swan ?- Pinch..-. 99 115
Union Tank Car Co. 127 130
Vacuum Oil Co. 433 438
Washington Oil Co. 35 43
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
k Bid. Asked
Atlantic Lobos Oil Co, com... 60 70
Cosdon & Co.? 10 10%
Elk Basin Petroleum Co. 8 % 8 S
Houston Oil Co. Ltd. 145 165
Magnolia Petroleum Co. 440 460
Merritt Oil Corporation. 21 22
Midwest Reflninp Co. 175 177'
National Fuel & Gas Co. 145 156
Northwest Ol) Co. 30 40
Pierce Oil . 94 96
Pro'ueors Wetlninrr Co. 9 974,
Sapulpa Refining Co. 7 7%
Short Term Securities
Security, rate, maturity Bid Ask Yield
Am Cotton Oil 0s. 1924.. 98 98% 6.35
Am Tel & Tel 5b. 1923... 9$ ?6%
do 6s. 1924. 95% 96%
Am Threa'l 6s, 1320 19 101
do 6s. 1928.100% 101
Ame Tobacco ,7s, 1920....101 % 102
do 7s, 1921.102 102%
do 7s. 1922. 96 % 97
do 7s. 1923.101 ^?, 102%
Anaconda Con 6s 1922.? .109 110
do conv 6s, 1923.109 110 -
do conv t?a. 1324.,109 110 -
Both Steel 6s, 1923.'lO? 110 -
do 7s, 1923.109 110
Can Pac Ry 6s, 1924....100% 100% 6.65
Cen Argentine Ry 0s. '27. .100% 100% 6.80
Ctn Argentine Ry 6s. 1927 97 9'R ?a 6.40
C B & Q ?lit 4s, 1921_ SI 84 S.90
Chi Pneu Too! 6s-, 1920... 97% 97% 6.65
dt 6s, 1921. 99 % 100 6.0*
do 6?. 1922. 9? 100 t.t?
Cuba Am Sugar fis, 1920. 99 100 6.00
Markets in
Baltimore
Rales. Open. High. Low. La?t.
li'OO Atlantic Petr.. 3% i 3% I
50 Arundel Corp. . 4? 40 40 40
209 Con Tor Sug pf L<% 10% 10% 10%
820Cosden . 10% 10% 10 10
ISOCosden pf. 4% 4% 4% 4%
500 Celestina . 3.?5 3.40 3.25 3.40
100 Celestino rights 11 Vi 11% ??? 11%
f. Citizens Bank. 47 47 47 47
4350 Cons Coal. 81 82 SI 82
25 Eqult Trust... 44% 44% 44% 44%
3 Fidel & Dep...129% 129% 129% 129%
65 Houston Oil pf 93 93 93 9 !
60 Tnd'ohoma .... 9% 9% il % 9%
30 M &M F N B. 30% 30% 30% 30%
3 M f.- M v t ctfs 60 60 tin ?0
15 Mt Ver M pf.. 94% 95' 94% 95
385 Maryl Cas_.109 109 108 108
26 New Am Cas.; 25 25 25 . 2..
15 Nat'Bk Bal...190 190 19?) 190
9 Pa Wat Power 80 80 80 80
Ronda
$48000 Cos 6S "B".. 98 98 98 9 8
1000 City Bal 3%s. 73 79 79 79
10000 Chf Rys 7s_ 66% 6?.% 66% 66%
2000 Cons Pow 4%s 7?% 77% 77% i7%
6000 Dav Sul 6s-95 95 95 95
lOOOElkhorn 6s_ 95% 95% 9i>% 9:.%
6000 Pa Wut Pow 5s 8'i 86 86 86
8000 Un Ry inc 4s.. 48% 48% 48% 48%
1000 W B & A 5s.. 90% 96% 96% 96%
Boston
100 Am inc. 17% 17% 17% 17%
2A0 Adventure. 1% IV* IV* ?V4
85 Ahmeek. 77 .7 . i ?7
20 Alaska. 1 'A l '/? ' W J ?4
15 Allouez. 37% 3S 37% ..S
240Anac: . 65% 65% 63% 64%
405 Ariz Com'i_ 16% 16% 15% 15%
520 Big Heart. 9 ? ^ 9
HOBIngham. 7'.r, 7% 7% 7%
200 Butte & Sup... 26% 26% 26% 26%
145Calu & Ariz... ?S 68 67 67
9Calu & Hecla..409 409 401 405
580 Carson. 3.6% 37 36% 36%
50 Centennial_ 16% 16% 16 16
6j Centennial_ 16% 16% 16 16
620 Cop Range.... 48% 48% 47% 48%
25 Daly West. 3 S 3
1440 Davis Daly.... 14% 14% 14 14
1125 East Butte. 16% 1? 15% 15%
25 Franklin. 3% 3% 3% 3%
690 Helvetia. .... . 3% 3% 3% .!%
PO IslandCreek. . . 46% 45% 44? 44%
16 do p?d. 79% 80 7!)% 80
JH. laie Royale.... 37 37 36% 36%
38 Kerr Lake_ 4% 4% 4 V? 4%
150 Keweenaw. . .. 2% 2% 1% 1%
165 Lake Copper.. 4% 4% 4% 4%
136 Mass con. 5% 5% 6% 5%
2295 Mayflower OCll% 11% 10% 10%
60 Michigan. 7% 7% 7% 7%
215 Mohawk . 70 70% 69% 70%
380 New Arcadian. 6 5 4% 4%
135 New Cornelia.. 23% 24 23% 23%
f.O Now Idrla<... 7% 7% 7% 7%
10 New River pf. 83 83 83 83 ,
105 Nlplssing . 12% 12% 12% 12%
5! 0 North Butte .18 18% 17% 18%
626 Osceola . 68 68 57 67
20 Old Dominion. 37% 27% 37% 37%
126 Pond Creek .. 26% 26% 26% 26%
39 Qulncy . 64% 64 Vi 63 64
50 Ray con . 23 23 23 23
19208eneca . 17 18 17 17%
60 i,h? nnon . 1 % 1 % 1 % 1 %
165 .St Mary's Land 67 57 65 66
260 Superior (.'op . 5% 6% 5% 6%
VU Sup & BOBt... 6>? 6% 4A 4,??
1150 Tuolumrre ... 1% 1% 1% 1%
20 U S Smelters. 74% 74% 74 74
30 do pf . 47% 47% 47% 47 Vi
100 Utah Apex ... 2% 2% 2% 2%
1A0 Utah con .... 9 9 8% 9
410 Utah Metal .. 3% 3% 3% 3%
200 Victoria . 3 3% 3 3%
260Wlnona . 1% 1% 1% 1%
165 Wolverine_ 21% 22V* 18 18
Railroad?
60 Bost & AlbanjM24 124% 124 124
65 Boston Elev.. 67 67 67 ?7
40 do pf . 86% 86% 86% 86%
12 Bost & Maine. 37 37 36% 36%
12 do pf, Class A 50 50 49 49
10 Chi .let pf.80 86 86 8ft
4 Me Central- 60% 60% 60 Vi 60%
230 Mass Elec pf.. 12% 12% 11% 11%
10 Miss Klv pf. . 61 51 51 61
105 N Y N H & H. 27% 27% 27% 27%
80 Old Colony_ 80 80 79% 80
66 West End..... 45 45 14% 44%
15 do pf . 65 65 65 66
Miscellaneous
106Am Agr ..... 94% 94% 94% .94%
38 do pf . 97 97 97 97
520 Am Oil & Eng 6% 6% 6%' 6%
?51 Ainoskeag -145 146 ,146 146
10 do pf . 82 82 82 82
30 Am P B 2d .pf 7% 7% 7% 7%
126 Ain Sugar pf..H8 118 118 118
DDOAra T&T..,. 97% 97% 96% 97%
45 Am Wool pf. .104% 104% 104 104
35 Anglo Am Cinl 19 1? 19 19
1800 Bos Mex Pet.. 3% 3% 3% 3%
20 Booth . 13% 18V? 13% 13%
266 Century Steel. 6 V* 7 6% 7
1460 Eastern Mfg-. 36% 36% #0 36%
100 hi Boston Land 5% 6% 6% 6% !
276 Eastern H a... 23 23 22% 22%
* 169 Edison .162 163 162 152
250 Elder . 36Vi 35% 36% 35%
1210 Cray . 49% 60 48% 48%'
6 Jnt Cot M pf. . 96 06 95 . 95
75 Int Portland.. 26% 26% 26% 25%
70 Int Products.. 42 42% 42 42%
80 Island OH- 6% 6% 6% 6%
86 Llbby . 29% 30 29% 30
446 Mas? Gas. 76 76 73 76
27 do pf . 61% Hl% 61% ?1%
85 McElw. 1st ?f.101 101 1U1 101
10 Mergenthaler.,137 137 187 137
891 Mex T & T_70 70 70 70
160 Mex IllV . 60 b0 49% 00
220 Mulling Body.. 48 48% 48 48%
315 Nat Leather..'18% 18% 18% 18%
32 N" B Tel . ?9 89 88% 88%
32 Pad lie Mill?..174 174 I'M 174
5 Punta Sugar.. 92% 92% 92% ?2%
50 (liant pf .... 98 08 98 98
360 Root .....64% 64% 54 64
00 Reeco Button. 16% 16% 16% 16%
lO-Slmms Magnet 18 18 17% 17%
"Ohtuwart . 48 48 48 48
F.OOSwifl ....-132% 132% 132 132%
180 do Int. 68% 68 V* 68 68%
2(1 Un Drug (at pf 63 53 53 63
120 Un Fruit-.202 202 201 201
846 Un Sho* .... 49 49 48% 48%
115 do pf. 26% 26 26% 2?
1420 Ventura . 16% j?% 10% 16%
406 Waldorf . 21% 21% 20% 20%
145 Wuth Watch.. 33% 34% 33"% 31%
485 Watworth .... 23% 23% 23 28%
Hum?
14000 A O W M 6H.. 80 81 80 80
?000 Carson 7? ....?30 130 130 130
8?o? c?*nt Ver 4g... 60 50 60 6o
2000 Chicago Jot 4? 70 70 70 70
300? Miss Rlv J'o l,s 70 76 76 78
4000 Swift 5? . 83% ?3% 1)3% 1/3%
Bouton Curb
Bid Askedl ?id Asked
141k Hawk..96c 98c |Mc* Metals. 3 8
?ohoml* - . 1% i%Mld Moan., ,'01 71
Hun A ?vfon.71 72 *.!Ml/iJ Tungat.,10 13
;alav?/?g..# 1% 3, (Mbnaroh ...97 90
??faamploa..* I ? {Nat L?Z. 3 T
. too .-?
.100'4
. 98%
.ioo%
9? %
9? \'i
92
74
. 91
.10?
.100
.100
1 do Tu. 1S21.
! Cudahv PftcT? 75. 1923. .
Del ft lTudsor 6a, 1920..
Fed ?-U??r.r Kef Sa, 1920.
i (".?tiercl H?ec 6s. 1920...
. -J' .Vor Ry 5a, 1920.
I do 6s, 1923.
I Oulf Oil fis, 1921.
(.Ulf OI! Com Cs, 1922 ..
Hock Val R vR 6s, 1924.
Int Rap Trans 7s. 1920..
Hock Val R R 6?. 1924. .
Trit Rap Trans 7s, 1920.
J Dold Pack 7s, 1920..
do 7<> 1-921.
?? 7?, 1922.
Kar. City Tel Ry 6s. 1923 9?',i
I.Ik?T'.-h * Myers 6a, 1921 "': ?H
Mollne Plow 7s, 1D20_ 99% 99
do 7s, i92t.100 101
do 7s 1923.MO M2
do 7s 1924.100 103
N "" Central Cs, 1920_99 V4 ?9
Philadelphia Co 6a, 1922 96 96
Penna Cc 4Vis, ?921 ... ?0% 99
Pitts ?? C ool tr 6s, 1920.. 100 100
Proct & Gamble 7s. 1920.100V* 100'
i* 7s. 1921.101% 101
ad 7s. 1922. J02 102
Public S N J. Nov 7. 1922 82 14
i R J Reynolds Tob 6?. 1922 99% 99
? ?Southern Rv ?s. 1922 . 93 94
8* P U D gen 6V4s, 1922 98VI 99
Studebaker 7s. 1921_.. 99H 89
?lo 7s, M20.W. 98 Vi 99
Swift ft Co Os. 1921. 99 VI 99
West India S Fin 7s, 1920 98' 100
Utah Sec 6s, 1922. 86 87
Westinghouae Cs, 1920_100 100
New York State Bonds
Inter 4?,is, June, 1065..
do 4 %s, July, 1967.
do 4V?S, March, 1963. ..
do 4Vis, M & N, 1957. .
do 4%s, April, 1I1G6_
do 4'.28. March, 1964...
do 4 V?s, Marc!. 19C2. . .
do 4 Vi s. Sept, I960.
do 4V4S, M. 1960, op 30
do 4 Vi s. May, 1959.
do 4a, May. 1968.
do 4a, May, 1957.
Res; 4a, Nov, '35B-66_
do 4s, Nov, 1936 .
Inter 3V4s, Nov. .1954_
Coup SVia, May, 1964.
Reg 3V*a, 1960-'6 4, Inc..
?Jo 3 Vas, N 1940-50, Inc.
Rep ft coup (serial) 4%s,
June 1919-*30, Inc. 4.60 -
do 4%s, Apr 1919-'31. Inc 4.60 -
do 4%s, July 1919-'32, ij?, 4.60 -
New York City Bonds
Can Imp 4V?s, Jan, 1964.. 107V4 10?
High Imp 4 Via, Sept, 1925.107V? 10?
Canal Imp 4',4a, Jan 1965.102 -
99
?2Vi
82 Vi
82%
4 es
4.S?
4.81
HiKh Imp 4 Vis. Mar 1965.102
B Can Ter 4%s, Jan 1945.10?
02
98Vs
High Imp 4s, Mar 1967
High Imp 4s, Mar 1960
'62 inc. 98 Vi
ds 4s. M ft S 1963. ?8 Va
Canal Imp 4s, J ft J 1980
?62 Inc. 98 V4 -
Jan 1942-'46. tl -
Pal S Park 4a, Mar 1961.98 Vi -
Battre Canal Terminal 4a,,
Federal Farm Loan Bonds
4 Vis Nov 1938 op 1923. 99
4 Via 1930 op 1924. 99
4 Vsa May 1937 op 1 ?38. 99
6s May 1938 op 1923.100
103% 4.02'
18? 4.8?
100
100 v.
101
103
Other Cities
Bid
Chief Con.. 5
Con Copper 5
Crown Rsv.30
I'enblgh ...46
E ft B B. 2 1
Fortuna ... 1
G clsden ... 2
liorna .15
Houghton ..65
Iron Bloss.,25
Iron Cap.. .11
La Rose ... 35
Majestic ...15
Asked.' Bid. Asked.
Vi OVilNev Doub.. .10 16%
i<? 6 INew Baltic. 4 4%
50 iNlxon .16 20
50 ?Onondaga . .20 30
16 2 V?. Pilgrim ....42 45
Pioneer .... IVi 1%
2%
17
80
35
14
45
22
Rngr Petrl. .26 27
Rainier ....1 1-16 1%
Sev Metals.. 26 28
S W Ml f p. 3 4
Texana ... 43 45
Un Vrde Ex.41 42%
Yukon .S8c 1%
Chicago
Sales. Opon.
20 Am Radiator. 355
1600 Armour pf_110Vi
500 Booth Fish. .. 13Va
50 do pf. 73
210 Brlscoe . 74
10 Beaver Board 51
45 Butler Bros. ..309
490 Chi C &<C pf. .. 7V4
425 Chi L Rys pf. . 3 Vi
206 Chi P Tool rts 2
135Cudahy .104
423 Comw Edison. 108
3000 Cont Motors.. 14V?
36 Dia Match. ... 127 Vi
70 Beere pf.100 Vi
250 Godchaux .... 60%
175 H St Boula ?Sus: 19
100 Haytian Amn. 28
50 Hart ?S & M. . 97
700 Hupp Motors.. 15%
290 Hartman .100Vi
300 J I Case Plow 23'/.
25 do 2d pf_ 98 Vi
10 K C Rys pf. . . 18
3050 I.ibby . 30 Vi
170 Lindsay Light. 8
100 Montjry Ward. 41
127 Mid W Util pf. 42
265 Mitchell . 46 Vi
2200 Nat Leather.. 18Vi
31 9 Peoples Gas. .
72 Quak Oats pC
300 Reo Motor. . .
30 Repub Truck.
325 Sears Roebuck.239
136,Shaw .27 5
6500 Stew Warner.. 43%
100 Stewart Alfg. . 48
25 Sd Uas & El pf-' 40Vi
1700 Swift Int. 58%
1500 Swift ft. Co_132%
100 Thompson_ 49 Vi
60 do pfd .108 Vi
245 Tern Pro "A". 47
3 58
HOVi
13%
High. Low.
350
109%
13
70
74
61
306
7Vi
3Vi
?10
97
29%
6 6
51
309
8
3%
2Vi
104?.
108 %
14V?
127V?
lOOVi
63
19 Vi
28
97
15V?
100%
2414
9814
18
30 14
8
41
42
47
1814
40 Vi
97 V?
29%
55
240
276
43%
48
40%
59
132%
49 Vi
10814
49
104
108
14
127V?
100 V4
60%
19
28
97
1614
100
23%
9814
18
30
7%
39%
42
45%
18
40
97
28%
66
239
275
42%
48
40'
68
131%
49V4
108%
Last.
358
109%
13
70
74
61
306
8
3%
2%
104%
108%
14%
12714
100%
63
19%
28
97
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100
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98%
18
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8
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40
97%
28%
56
240
276
43
48
40%
58%
132%
49%
108%
49
THE OILS
In the current issue of our
Market Review are dis?
cussed a number of oil
stocks, among which are
Merritt Oil
Anglo-American Oil
Pennok Oil
Elk Basin Petroleum
Simms Petroleum
Sent on request /or ?-481
HUGHES & DIER
Stocks?Bonds?Grain
fPhlla. Stock Exchangs
Members-^ Pitts. Stock knchange
^Chicago Board of Trad?
50 Broad St., New York
Eulte 612-620. Tel. Broad 514?.
Fifth Avenue Office
509 Fifth Ave. Tel. Vanderbllt 9533
Uptown Office, 67 W. 125th St.
Philadelphia. 1435 Walnut. StrssL
C. W. Pope & Co.
London Stock Exchange Issue?
Bought - Sold - Quoted
We have prepared a special letter
covering profit possibilities in present
Foreign Exchange situation.
DeBeers Cons, (Hearer Shares)
Oroville Dredging, Lid.
Argentin? Railway?
Mexican Kugle Oll
Klo Tinto (Bearer Shares)
Kl Ont Mining & Kiillwnjr
Tomboy
Esperanza
Camp Itlrtl Ltd.
Santa (Jertnulls
English Marconi (Bearer Shares)
This house specialized for years prior
to the war In English Securities and is
prepared to give all the service possible
with present mail and cable facilities.
C. W. Pope & Co.
25 Broad St. New York
Phone 7110 Broad
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
3800 Union Carbd.. 78% 78% 77% 78%
20? United Pprbd. 28 28 28 28
121 Wahl . 47 47 40 46
60 WilHua pfd.... 99V? 99% 99 , 99%
90 Wrigley . 81 " 82 81 S3
Bonds
3000 Ch Gs Lt&Ck oh 75 75 75 75
1000 Ch Ry Ser. A,5s 45% 45% 45% 45%
Detroit
100 Columbia. 20 20 20 ' .20
1900 Cont'. Motors.. 10% 19% :9% 19%
50 Detroit Ertlsn.113% 113% 113% 113%
40 Eon! of Can.. 430 430 42S 428
1700 Packd M Car.. 27% 27% 27% 27%
25 do pf . 95 ?15 96 95
000 Reo Motor Car 29% 29% 28% 28%
Philadelphia
395 Am Stores ... 40 40% 40 40
5 7 Am Gas . 50 50 ?o 50
36 Am Railw .... 69% 59% 59 59
26 Brill. 50 60 50 50
372 Elec Stor Baty..140% 141 140 140
20 Giant Prtld C.. 5 5 5 5
25 Geni Asphalt..120 120 120 120
30 do pf .190 190 190 190
' 3 Ins Co Nr Am. 36 36 36 36
1040 Lake Supr 'Crp 21% 21% 21% 21%
442 Lehgh Xavg... 64 64% 64 64%
10 Penn Ntl Bk..300 300 300 300
814 Phlla Elec . 25 25% 24% 24%
40 PhRpTr trctfs 27%'27% 27% 27%
225 PhlCo 6% cu pf 34 34% P.4 34%
20 Phlla Trctn... 63 03 63 63
100 Readng Trctn. 23% 23% 23% 23%
3350 Tonop Mng ... 2% 2% 2TV 2%
10a Union Trctn .. 36% 36% 36% 36%
837 Untd Gas Imp. 65 65% 65 65%
60 York Rys pf.. 31 ,31 31 31
..-.? Bonds
$1000 Keys Te! 1st 6s ?5 85 85 85
3000 I,k Su Cp Inc 5s 53 63 63 63
1000 Lh V, Coat 5s.. 98% 98% 98% 98%
1000 Lh Vy Coal 5s. 9S% 9R% 98% 98
13000 LhV gnl con 4s. T0% 70% 70 V? 70?i
10000 PhWsh&Bit 4s. 97 97 97 97
1000 PhCo con 5s gtp 78 78 78 78
18000 Ph El 1st 5s... 92% 92% 92 92
r4^nnR,<llnK,ge^ 4s ? ? 81 * 81 * 81 * 81 V*
5000Rdng-Jr Cnt 4s SO 80 80 80
Pittsburgh
60 Am W G Mch.127 127 127 1*7
?>r,5? . d?vP' ?;.???? 94* 9S "? 94
r1n?rk N,at?G?s-- 41 43* *? 42%
6?EarJ?8d?fU,Cor- 4t?'? i7 4?UJ 47
20Curbo Hydro.. 3% 3% 3,{ 3l/
160 Carneg L & Z. 10% 10% 10 ?A 10 V.
6946 Guffey 3111.... 38 39 37% 38
260 Ind Brewing.. 3% 3% 3% 3%
^Ka^c^?as:::1^ xli ?? l$
"i??;6SI ..'* ai $
?\ } I''reproof- 8% 8% 8% 8%
365 do pf . 15 151/ 1R'J .?/?
235 0hio Fuel Oil.. 31% 32 31U, W*
H&Ohio'fluelSup. 6l? 51% 6 %" 61%
ISOklaGas. 43 41 ?nu. .7,7?
KpiA-Smu-.v.:?* 1$ 5* ?&
iK.? &*#.*?: 27 H H H
100 Trans L'ont O.. 37*4 37H4 "litvi ,L
10 Union Gas.129 * 129 iSn* i?*
10 West Alrbko.,117% 117% 117% 117%
220 West Elec. 54% 55 54% 65%
$2000 Ind Brew 6s .^""s* 55 55 55 '
i Toronto
! Bid Asked I Bid Asked
I Adanac . . 4 7 iKeora.15 19
i Apex . I 3 ?Lake Shore...?.00 1.25
?Atlas.32 37 Mclntyre. 1.87% 2.25
I Bailey .... 3 6 ?Mn Crp Can.1.60 2.00
I Beaver Con48 65 I Ncwray .... 6 18
Cham Ker!.. 9 14 ?Ptrsn Lake. 15 22
Coniagas ..2.00 S.OQiPorc Crown.23 30
Crown Rsv.38 48 Pore Imp... 1 3
Davidson ..65 75 Pr?s E D....12 16
Domo Ext. .30 25 j Tk Hughes... 15 20
Dome Lake.10 14 Temlskg ....45 60
I Gold Reef... 2 5 ] Thorn. Krist,.. 3 7
GrNorthn.. 2 3 i Vacuum G..18 2G
Hollinger ...6.10 6.S5| Wasaplka ..40 60
Hargraves . 2 6 ?West Dome. 7 Hi
?- (
Dissolution of Oklahoma
Producing and Refining Urged
The circular to the stockholders of
the Oklahoma Producing and Refining
Company notifying them of the offer
of the Ohio Cities Gas Company to
purchase 63 per cent of the Union des
Petrols states the oish price which
would hfi realized from the sale would
be $5,688,000, after deducting commis?
sions to bankers. The Union Company,
it is stated, cost the Oklahoma con?
cern $4,735,000. It is recommended
that the present holding company be
dissolved and that its assets be dis?
tributed to stockholders.
"Upon such distribution.^? says the
circular, "each holder of* your com?
pany's stock can expect to receive per
share about $2.30 in cash and about
cne and one-fourth shares of the com?
mon stock of the Oklahoma Producing
and Refining Corporation of America."
German Trade Growing
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. ? Growing
trade with Germany was shown in the
November report issued to-day by the
Department of Commerce. Imports
from Germany in November amounted
to $3,228,919, compared with $2,157,608
in October, and exports totaled $23,
044,142, against $20,663,521.
American imports from Europe in
November were valued at $110,422,781,
from South America $81,915,698 and
from Asia $112,183,618.
Exports to Europe for the month
amounted to $489,183,812 and to South
merica $34,118,683.
Mid-Continent Crude Oil Up
TULSA, Okla., Jan. 5.?The Sinclair
Oil and Gas Company announced a
price of $3 a barrel for Mid-Continent,
Burkburnett and Ranger crude oil to?
day. This is a record price for Mid
Continent crude oil.
Commodities
Cotton
There was a further sharp advance and
broadening of Interest In the market dur?
ing yesterday's early trading. January de?
liveries madea new high record for the
season, while March sold up to 37.21, or
within 6 points of the high price touched
on the advance of early November. This
price attracted a good deal of realizing,
however, while there was also considerable
Southern selling which caused ' reactions
during the middle of the day. with March
selling off to 36.5 5c, or 20 points net lower.
A renewal of trade buying led to closing
rallies of some 26 to 40 points from the
lowest, however, i with March closing at
36.83. and with the general list closing
steady at a net advance of 8 to 77 points.
The market opened Arm at an advance
fo 30 to 59 points, In response to the higher
Liverpool cables and a renewal of Satur?
day's buying movement. Late months were
relatively Arm on buying by Liverpool and
other foreign trade interests, with Octo?
ber selling up to 31.09 before the end of
the morning, or 91 points net higher, while
other months showed net advances of 40
to 67 points. After the close of Liverpool
the buying became less active, leaving the
market more sensitive to reactionary senti?
ment around the ring, and the nearer
months sold 6 to 20 points net lower dur?
ing the early afternoon. Later deliveries
were better sustained and there was a re?
newal of foreign trade buying before the
close.
Liverpool cables said the advance there
was due to accumulation of buying orders
over the holidays, and part of the foreign
buying here was supposed to be agalnsr
forward sales of goods. The fact that it
fell off so sharply after the close of Liver?
pool, however, suggested that a good part
of it had been to undo old straddle ac?
counts. The late rally was promoted by
the continued heavy export movement, and
the Southern selling here was supposed to
be largely to liquidate hedges against an
Increased spot business.
The iocal spot market was steady and
unchanged at 39.25c for middling. No sales
were reported.
The range of prices follows:
Saturday's
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
Jan.... 38.60 38.70 38.16 38.40@38.50 38.30
March.. 37.00 37.21 36.56 36.83@36.85 S6.76
May.... 35.50 35.66 36.10 35.40@36.45 36.16
June... - - - 34.25?- 33.80
July_33.85 33.96 33.36 33.75@33.82 33.29
Aug_ - - - 32.35?- 31.60
Sept.... 31.15 31.60 31.15 31.70?- 30.93
Dec... 30.15 30.15 30.16 30.30?30.50 29.53
Southern Spot Markets?Augusta steady,
25 points higher, at 40.60; sales, 1,676
balea Memphis steady, unchanged, at
40.50; sales, 3,606. St. Louis steady, un?
changed, at 40,50; sales, nil. Houston
steady, unchanged, at 42c; sales, 1,598.
Dallas steady, 60 points lower, at 42.76;
sales, 8,883. Montgomery Arm, unchanged,
at 30.75; sales, 679 bales. Fort Worth
steady, unchanged, at 42.60; sales, 4,200.
Gal veston steady, unchanged, at 43c;
sales, 4.204. New Orleans steady, 75
points higher, at 41c; sales, 3,914. Savan
- :.
nah qniet. unchanged ??<? T/"""*"""*"*
813. Charlestonrteady "?J!.**: a?
40c; sales. 1,000. Nbrfott ?^*^?<r!5
higher, at 39c; al\?? S?*^??
nil. Wilmington quiet, 26 ^i.t^HE?
at 38.75; sales, nil? 6 Pobn? ??Jg*
COTTON STATISTICS
Tester- Last ?
a*y- wej*. ??*
Port receipts... 26,044 ??,, **?.
g*P?rts . 70,656 mS?? ??B
Bxports season.2.918.292 2 68??H . **4U
N.T.Stocks... 69 292 '"f'..! UUfi
Port stocks....1,613,931 1.668 Mt , ?lM|
Int. receipts... 23)550 2it\\ ^?M?
Int. shipments. 20,200 22fiRi H*
N. T. arrival... ?602 ?^ USJ
Liverpool Cables?Spot cot??? ?_ <'U'
demand at 82 polnu advance ?? .!? t**
of 29.9S? for middling? sSj^?
American 6.000. Imports 30 nnS .^M.*H
27,000 Futures opined?? $V*
93 points advance Closed st?Ji? *? b
to 67 points advance. JanaLi* !* ?
March, 26.60; May. 24.76; j??^fc.,**
tober, 20.60. Manchester: V.?*-.,5:0c?
cloths, l?ge business doing. we "??;.
Cereals /
Wheat?The wheat Dositlon su L
strong yesterday. The reauei??-ter?
British commission for offer? ifbr *
through individual firms broulhf \J*?*
little grain, as, owing to thi ?e???"^
ods of handling export buslnew?k??^
the Grain Corporation and ths^?"*
agent for the Allies, very llttls ?hJ?^
been held in trade channels, andL-S?S?S. **??
portera began to make Inquiries i*, ?"
open market, holders tightened u? T*
prices in the Northwest advanced i ?M<
per bushel, while in the Southweti .1?
markets were also very strong. Then
Corporation was apparently offerin* iS?
or no wheat for,sale, and It was th? ^
vailing opinion that the greater ?u?*
the vlslb'e supply has already beenLo?
If farmers have any large quantitiiTi
wheat held back they are not offert? ?
freely, and at the moment the su???,i
appears very tight. It was believed K?
ever, that the action of the British ??"
mission} in asking for bids was IsrreiV tL'i
the forth? of a feeler to arrive at a ?J?
prehenslve understanding of the iusm?
at large. "??*?
Corn?The receipts of corn at prim??
pointa were disappointing and, u .{?
trade had sold heavily last week on u?
promises of more cars and larger il
celpts, there was a very active cover.?
movement which resulted in a shan b?
turn in values which left the market ft
to 2%c net higher. Predictions of ??
settled weather and a further advunct s
ll*e bogs also had a bullish influence n
the market, while reports of export uh
of oats and rye helped to revive eoit
dence in prevailing prices. The ret.?
advance In wheat has undoubtedly h?
considerable influence on sentiment u(
at the close of the market yesterdtr r,
was the consensus of opinion that It ?g
require an actual Increase in the da!>
receipts to bring about a sustained d?
cllne. The visible supply Increased 2M,N
bushels for the week, bringing the toti
Continued on next page
$15,000,000
Mexico Oil Corporation
Incorporated under the laws of the State of Maine
Par Value of Shares $10.00 Each
No Preferred Stock Full Paid and Non-Assessable No Indebtedness
From a letter of the President, Mr. John M. Patterson, and from other sources of information we regard as
reliable, we summarize as follows:
PROPERTIES
The Mexico Oil Corporation through consolidation of its various interests has acquired control of
approximately 40,000 acres of the best available reserve oil territory in the Mexican fields.
1. Properties of Cia. Nueva de Petr?leo Mexicana, S. A., as follows: Aerea
San Miguel, (120 hectares). 296.40
Comales, fraction of Lot No. 29, (?55 hectares). 135.85
Comales, Lot 28, (599 hectares). 1,481.18
Chocoy .. 4,468.00
/ Chontla, Lots 281 and 28C, (16 hectares). 39.53
2. One-half Capital Stock of C?a. Mexicana de Petr?leo La Vencedora whose properties are:
Chila Cortaza, including Santa Maria Ixcatepec, and Santa Clara. .24,701,40
Camalote, (500 hectares). 1,235.07
Amatlan, Lot 74, (37.95 hectares). 93.78
Agua Dulce, Lots 6 and 7. 854.00
3. Properties of Nfeunlhoffer 8c Co.:
Chontla, Lots 234-240 and 249-254, inclusive, (total approximately 100 hectares). 247.10
Nopal, (29.16 hectares).. 72.06
4. Two-thirds interest in Metlaltoyuca district. 6.142.00
Total.,....-.39,766.37
In order of proximity to extensive developments these properties include:
1,617 acres in Comales, the district where wells m interest is owned by the Island Oil & Transport Corpo?
drilled by the Natiqnal Oil Company and the Island Oil ration;
& Transport Corporation are now making heavy show?
ings of oil; One-half interest in 24,701 acres in Chila Cortaza
. <_, . upon which are located two of the oil formations regarded
4,468 acres in Chocoy, one of the best marked domes * as most promising in the Central Mexican field. The
in Mexico north of the heavy oil district near Tampico; other one_half of this property is owned by A. B. Leach
the Tampico-Monterey railroad passes through this large & Company,
property;
286 acres of best selected leases in Chontla, where r ^he corporation has acquired property in Nopal
extensive seepages are found ; Camalote Amatlan and in San Migue , the last mentioned
r & being perhaps the most important oil structure regarded
Two-thirds interest in 6,142 acres in the well defined as unaffected by the salt water encroachments near the
structures of Metlaltoyuca, of which the other one-third coast, though only a few miles north of the Tepetate pool
These properties were acquired only after having been carefully selected, examined and approved by a large staff
of experienced petroleum geologists, who include : Eugene Stebbinger and Arthur Fath, Geologists of the United
vStates Geological Survey ; H. Harper McKee, of Brokaw, Donnelly, Garner & McKee, Geologists, 120 Broadway, New
York, and Roy M. Butters, of Adams & Butters, Petroleum and Mining Geologists, Tampico, Mexico.
The incorporation and organization of the Mexico Oil Corporation have been examined and approved by the law
firms: Messrs. Earle & Todd, New York; Messrs. Whitman, Ottinger & Ransom, New York; and Messrs. Verrill.
Hale, Booth & Ives, Portland, Me. Title to the Company's properties has been examined and approved by Messrs.
Earle & Todd, New York.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
JOHN M. PATTERSON, Pittsburgh, Pa., President and Director. Mr. Patterson
has been identified with petroleum development and production since 1877.
GEORGE A. BURRELL, President of Island Refining Corporation, ALEXANDER JAY FERBER, No. 25 Broad Street, New York,
No. 120 Broadway, New York: Vice-President and Director. ... D .. . c . ? iv .
Col. Burrell was Chief of the Research Division, Chemical V,ce-Pres.dent, Secretary and Dtfector.
Warfare Service, U. S. A. EDWARD JONES, No. 120 Broadway, Assistant Treasurer.
Director. retary.
i New York offices, Mexico Oil Corporation, No. "120 Broadway, New York; Tampico, Mes*
ico, Representative, William Neunhoffer, Edificio Gran Hotel, Apartado, 340, Callea
Comercio y Muelles; City of Mexico, Representative. J. P. S. Mennet, Avenida Chapultepec 384
The Corporation's entire stock has been issued to acquire the above properties. The owners
of this stock have authorized us to offer 100,000 shares for public subscription at
$4.00 per share. The principal purpose of this offering is to provide
funds which will be given to the Corporation for the
immediate development of these properties
APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE FOR LISTING ON THE NEW YORK CURB
Allotment will be made in the order in which applications are received
HELLWIG A REUTTER
Members New York Stock Exchange
25 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK
The information and figures used in this announcement are from sources which
wie consider trustworthy, and, while not guaranteed, are considered reliable by vs.
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