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SECURITIES WANTED AND OFFERED
? I
J.K.Rice. Jr.&Co.Buy&Sel j
II American Piano Com. & Vta.
Aluminum Co. of America
\1lns Portland t ?ment (era.
?Hanker* Tru-t
K. IV. l*li???* Com.
.lamen Hut 1er 1'fd.
Burrotuchs Adding Mj*?,h'n<'
Child* (Best.) <??'?. * l Pro.
CroweU PubL Com. * I ta.
Duplex Motor Co.
Ktiuttuhle Trust
FldelUy-Phenlx 1"""?"?% ..,,lphf?
?.rent American Ins. Stk. * Right*
Guaranty Trust
Home Insurance
Hudson Trust
HorkinK Valley Hallway
Hit. Motor Truck stock?
Ingcntoll-Rand Com.
Individual Drinking Cup
H. IV. Jolinn-ManvlUe ?torn.
Knnx Hut Stock*
Herr Navigation
Kirhv Lumber Com. * rrd.
l>liigli Valle* CoiU Sulea
Mohawk Valley Co.
Nor\v??gian-Amer. (S. h.) Une
National Fuel <?"?? . _ . -,,.
Nat. Ice ? Coal 1st * 2nd Pfd.
N. \. State Rys. Com. & Pfd.
Niagara Fire Insurance
Pyre ne Muniifacturln* Co.
IVnnu. Coal ?V Coke
Kie lioion.l Radlntor Com. <B rid.
>iiige*r Miinufuctiiring
Safety Cur. Hent & Light
Thornpson-Starrett Com. A rfd.
TexilH Pacific < e?il \ Oil
I IVurd linking Com. & Via.
J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.
Phones 4000 t?) 4010 John. 36 Wall St.. N. Y.
We Will Buy
United Light
& Railway
5's?1932
At 75 ?2
Merrill, Lynch&Co.
Private wire) to Chicago, Cleveland",
Detroit, Yottngstown and Grand Rapids
Trudlnj,' Department
1 20 Broadway. New York
Plieino* Hector 7683 to "092 Incl.
STANDARD
\YEKKLV
6V.MMAKY
ON
STANDARD Olf,
ISSUE9
WILL HS
MAILED
TO
INVESTORS
ON REQUEST
CARL HPFORZHElfdER & CO.
?rt?i.?J Um i-- --?? bro*u. -5 tireJA? 31.. -N. T.
An Opportunity
for Salesmen
A high grade Municipal Bond
House of many years' stand?
ing has an opportunity for
several good salesmen in va?
rious sections of the country.
Only high grade bonds
handled, hxperienced sales?
men desired, but men in other
business lines who feel they
can sell bonds will be con?
sidered. Write, stating age,
giving references in confi?
dence to A-733, New York
Tribune. 154 Nassau St.,
N. Y. C.
>
Pacific ('al)lc Repaired
The Commercial Cable Company,'20
Mr..;i<! Struct, announced yesterday that
-.ho Guam-Manila cable is repaired, and
that cable communication with the
Philippines, Hong Kong and China via
San Francisco is restored.
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK o? the GITY of NEW YORK
NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a
meeting of the shareholders of The Mer?
chants National Bank of the City of New
? ? .. I ?Id "n January 13, 1 :-20. It was
voted that th? aid Bank go iruo lKiuiUa
tlon and be : ?? : and dissolved.
AU holdere of notes and other rrcditora
of said Banking .w^ - iatlon are hereby
notified ; ? i resent Buch notes and other
olalms against the Assentation for pay
I..? :.\ at Its Banking House, Number 42
Wall Street, New Yo-Vc City, until Febru?
ary 2S, 1920, and thereafter t?> It? llqul
??.u'.r.^- ae? nt. the President and Directors
of the Manhattan Company, at Number ?0
Wall Street, Now V. rk City.
By order of the Board of Directors.
(>. E. PAYNTER. Cashier.
r>atcd New York, January 13. 1920.
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK of the CITY of NEW YORK
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at r
mating ?<r th? shareholders <?' The Mer
?hauts National Bank of the City of New
York, held on .January ?3. 1920, it was
determined to tak;. suoll proceedings as
may be necessary or convenient to or
kan!?" this Banking Association as an In
rorporate.1 ban of eh" State of N?w
York l>y the name , f The Men hants Hank
cf the City of N?w York and als-, that
whTi tins Bank sh il have been organized
an an Incorporated bank of the State of
New York proceedings be taken to merge
u w?th th? President %nd directors of th?
Manhattan Company.
By order of the Board of Directors
r . . ?. ?' K' PA?NTER, Cashier.
J'ated J\?w York, January 13, 1920.
KNOX HAT (OMI-WV, INCORPORATED.
NOTICE OK ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE ?. hereby *:%*,, that ih? Annual
Mee;in? of the se? -;).,,'.,!..r- of KNOX HAT
OMPANY, INCORPORATED, will be h?
at the office of th?, e-orporatlon, .No <.:,; Fifth
Avenue. Borough of Manhattan. Now v?r'
ci'y? N. v- on (he 2nd daj of February
U0 -?>? 12 o'clock nes.n. f.,r the election
Directors for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business as may
property ?otn* before the meetlnti
Transfer Books foi the transfer of ?'.
''.?'?'?? of stock wl ; close at i .:. o'c?ocl
g M, on January 19. 1920 and wll re-open
February 3, I9r.'0. at 10 o'clock A M
BRAYTON WITHERBLL.
Bevretary.
TOI, are hereby notified thai the annual
mentir* of the Stockholders of the Harlem
::t',;ftge Wiir?>,.. -<- , ... . .^, , .. ,., ? , ..,
?i.'lr (..T ?. . . ? KM) tgoth s .... . , ? .,.,
;'??:. ?i^y of February, 1920, : 30 P v
'iorough of Manhattan City of s>w y,,,
'or the purisme of electing four t*> ,!!?<.?,,...
for the enduing /?-?r a.;..) two {'?i ltiM?x-<t..rH
of eletcUon to serve ut the next atiniml ii,??-t
:rig. and for the transaction " IUI >, other
hualnaea a* may properly be bro'jjfht lief?,.-?,
?.ai-I ui>-*'\ur. Polls w.n remain open for
erne ho?ir.
MjpTICB IS HKi-.KIiY GIVEN THAT TIIK
hijimj.-i.' meeting ,f the stockholder? ?,f
(he FLINT A IIOKNBR COMPANY IN?
CORPORATED, will be held at the office
e.f tno Company, 20 2 i ?. Weat '^.?ii .strf,.t.
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York.,
en th* 2nd day of February, 1920, at twelve
- -,-; noon, ttA the : u:>"*-- of electing
I) rector* toi tho ensuing year and Inspec?
tors of Election to iwve ?t th* next ?t.
setlng, .?.???i t'-r the transaction of
??j-it other business h? may properly com*
? f ??> n*\\ meeting,
Dated, New Yorx. Jannsry 39. 1126.
JOHN VAN OUT, ??erstarr. |
Miscellaneous Markets Investment
,i'f)
Public Utilities
Bl?l.
Am Liaht & Traction.191
do pr . 8<)
Adirondack Kleo Power. H
Adirondack K!??o Power pf... 75
Am Gaa & Electric.l-f
do i?f. 39
Am Power .t Light. 60
do pf . 72
Am Public Utilities. s
do pf . --
Am Waterworks Electric... ? "
Am W V,' <fc E partie, pf.... ?<
Am W W A- E 1st pf. . . ;'.'
Carolina Power ??? Light
Cities Service .
do pr . <Z
Cltieq Service bankers ctfs.... 42$
Cities Ser 7 pe ser Ci. 1966....159
? -olorado Power. 14
Colorado Power pf. 90
Cum Pr P.y & I. 'H
do pf . ?;i
Den ?,;;is & Elec gen 5s. *?
Electric Bond A Share pf.... 01
Empire District Electric pf... 70
Federal Linht & Traction. ?
do pf . 42
Gas & Electric Securities-380
Oas & Electric Securities pf. . 80
Northern Ohio Electric. ?
Northern Ohio Electric pf.... 50
Northern Ontario Lt & Power. 11
Northern Ontario Lt ,fc I-ow pf 55
Northern States Power. 60
Northern States Power pf. . .. S7
Pacific Gas A.- Electric pf. SO?"
Republic Ky A Ligrht Co. 13
?1 o p f . 43
Southern California Edison... 88
Southern California Ellison pf.lOO
6tan?lard Gas & Electric. 25
do pi. 4 0
Tenn Ry Light & Power. I1
Tenn Ry Light & Power pi.. 6
United Light & Rvb. 28
do 1st pf. 60
Western Power . 21
do 1st Pf. "1
Bonds
ksked.
m c
102
17
43
48ft
85
2ft
14
64
90
8 8
lh
4?
00
?04
42
3
S
32
64
23
74
0s.
Appalach Power lut
Cincinnati Gas & K!e?
Col Cus A Elec Cs -_7.
? !ol Power '63.
!>:.'. ?,is Elec r?s, '2 2.
L'ast Texas Elec 5s '42.
do Is '2 1.
El Paso Elec col 6s.
Creiit West P.?wer 5s '4'i.
Midwest Util 6a '25.
Miss River Power 1st 5s.
Northern Ont Light & P 6s. .
Northern states Power 6s '2d
Pacific Gas & Elec 0s ':)!.
Pu set Sound Trac L ?Xr P 7?. .
Twin City <: & 13 5s.
Un Light R 1st 5s '22.
do ueb ?is '2>i.
Sugar Stocka
Rid. Asked, i B.d. Asked.
Car.l-Am.. 2D -- ?Mat-Am pf 60 70
Michigan.. 12 13
97 ?National .146 143
do pref. 70
C Aguirre. 04
Fajardo ..loi
Gt West..400
do pref.115
Gunta'mo. 78
Mat-Am . 10
lSGMi
N Niquero.225
S Cecelia.. 80
do pref. 80
Savannah. S7
do pref. HI
Chemical Stocks
Am Cyan. 30 35 ?Hook Klec. 6
do pref. 50 55 I do pref. C
11C
By-Prod ..106
Casein Co. 4 7
Pow Ch.. . 200
Du P C pf 0
Fed Chem.100
do pref. ?
Grasel? . .167
do pref. 10
100
172
102
?Ky Solvay. 90
| Merc Co p 05
Merrimac. 8S
Mulford Co 53
NisK Alk p 95
i.Scmet C. .165
?3o!v Poe. lf'0
115
98
92
50
100
175
Conlcy Foil.300
G W Holrmes.150
do pref.. 99
J 3 Young.L?O
do pref.. 95
MacA & F J60
Tobacco Stocks
00 330!P**to R-A T.130
ltjd?K J Keyn A..'?40
103 do ser B.440
1381 do pref. ..107
195 Weym?n-B .168
1671 do pref... 9S
110
570
470
109
175
102
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Am Brass.223 2!
Alias Pw.152 1?
do pref. ?9
Bab & W .121
Bliss, EW.420
do prof. 62
Car, F&F.185
Carb SU.. 100
do 1 pf.107
do 2d pf 70
Co'.!s Aras 58
D P Pow.370
?Ex dividend.
Miscellaneous Stocks
Am Chicle 88 90 I iroa L pf 9
oo pref. 80 85 ,Na-. Cash.1t
91
450
68
195
110
110
75
62
380
East. .Steel. 37 39
Emp S&I 2." 35
do pref. 65 70
?Here P..222 227
do pref. 107Vs 110
Niles B,P.1U7 lift
do prrf.P>7 HO
Scov Mfg.400
Thorn Iron 30
Win Cor. .375
Woodward. 45
415
Am Lealh. OS
do pref. 91
\m Mfg..l81
di? pref. 87
Am M&F.100
Am Typ F 45
?\ I) T NJ 25
A I) C pf 9S
Atlas P C 70
B B&S 1 p 88
do 2d pf 70
Bor C Mk.1 16
B?;sh ?' pf 77Va
... ? .,, , ,i
Chi Ids Co. 87
do pref. 91
City inves 70
' rk VV pf. .????
P I. tt W.I70
1 R 1st pf 97
Draper C 111
in! Sil pf. 95
Leh V S C 87
IN J Z wst.270
N C> 1 pf.103
O'Neill pf. 9S
I Phelps D.24?J
Phil J Cor 65
5C ! do pref. 93
35 P & W pf. Do
9?S% R Reis &C 25
do pref. 89
Ry Bak P.140
do pref. 92
Singer ?Mgl63
S L IM&S 43
Stoll S pf.102
S D \V pf.102%
:-tr;-r. B p. 105
T&PC&On.HO
Vnlvol pf.104
V Raalt In 13
do pref. 81
VV C Kerr. 50
do pref. SO
w & n pf.loo
'Vale & T.26:
00
92
118
S5
147
100
270
104
?CVi
250
tu;
91 1.
150
96
167
17
105
1033
108
120
107
103
.Standard Oil Stocks
Bid
Anclo American Oil <:o, Ltd . 28>
Atlanti? Refining Co. 14o0
Asked
. 28%
1500
Ufi
pid, new Issue. 113
Borne-Hcrymser Co . 4"0
Buckeye Pipe Line. !?">
Chescbrough Mfg Co. con:?.... 24*.
?io pf . 107
Continental Oil Co. 525
< i? scent Pipe Line. 34
c.i nbei land Pipe Line. 11"
Eureka Pip? Line. 145
Galena-Signal Oil Co pf, new.. 100
d?j pf, old. 108
?I.? com . 82,
Illinois Pip? Lino. . 170
lu perlai Oil, Ltd. 125
Indiana Pipe Line. 07
International Pet Co, Ltd.... <J,t>
New York Transit. 18;>
National T,-., nslt Co.:; '.
Northern Pipe Un?> Co. 100
? ?i,.?, Oil Co. 355
Pcnn-Mex Fuel Co. 70
Prairie Oil ?fc fl?s. 650
Prairie ."Ipe Lin?-. 2;, 7
South Penn Oil Co. 330
S"lar R. fining Co_. 360
Southern Pipe Line. 160
Southwest l'.'iin Pipo Lines... ;.s
Standard Oil of California.... 318
do of Indiana. 715
do <>f Kansas . CO
r!?? of Kentucky . 435
do ??r Nebraska. 525
do of New Jersey. 7.'.7 7?;2
do pfd . us 115 ?Vit
do of New York. 42?! 4 2.?
<:?> Of Ohio. -;?;, 605
do of Ohio pfd. 112 in
3wan ?. Fin? h. 100 115
Union Tank Car Co. 121. l 20
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Bid. Asked.
11?)
545
135
1 00
68
1!!0
24?.
103
"ii
660
262
240
?,80
165
;-.)
730
C80
455
Atls
A.? I a nil.:
Lobos Oll pM
120
ri ?: ??
420
145
HOUSlon ? ?l| (',,. Lid.
Magnolia Pel roleum Co..
Merrltl OH ? ' ? pora tloi
Midwest R ?fining ?'??.
National Fuel & Gas Co.,
Northwest ? Ml Co.-. 36
Pierce ? >:1 . P3
Prod icers Refining Co. 8
Sapulpa Refining ?'o. <-.
New York Bank Stocks
65
1411
9 ',
4?f0
America
Atlantic
Arn Exil..
Battery
Bowery ..
Bryant P
. 215
.295
.215
.420
.150
???Gnrficld N. .235
? -Gotham ... .200
? Greenwich .275
225|flarriman ..370
Hanover ...820
lOCUndustrial ..205
400
?.40
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Phillips Petroleum Co,
To all holden? of ?Phillip* Pftro
li-iitn Company t.tork ?>f rreoril lui
?>f Krbrimrj 2. IU20. (?unnintv
fnwt (uinnimy of New York will
mail ?me ?linrr of uddll lonal ?nlork.
,'or euch share omii??I und of rec
i.vd on that ?lute. Thi?? Ik in ae
ordanrr wltli uelion (iikrn at the
?torkholdrrn' nirrtliiR ?if January
I?. l??0. Stockholder? are re
ur*ted to huve Htoeb trannferre?!
their own imnn? uilhunt delay,
II. K. KOOI'MAN, Treumrrr.
KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO.
a Quarterly Dividend of TWO HOLLARS
(?2.00) PICK .SHAKE or, th* Bight Iv'r
' nt. Preferred Stock of thl? Company ha?
h< ?n declared payai,'.- February 10, PJ30
to Mtoekhoiiifm of record al the clos,, of
IjuxineBM Kebvunry 2. f920
V, A SEAMAN. S.erolfy
Nrw York, January ?. ::>20.
: ISKMA.NN MAGNETO CORPOBATION
DIVX?END NO 2
New Voit?. January 7. nzo
A t'x-i'.ir quarterly dlvirtond of |1.7.', per
?:,:t* on til Preferred Capital Stock of thl?
Company h->: \>i-<-n deciar?M. payable Kci.? ?,
*ry 2 1920, to ?t?"?. kh..l?l??i n of r<- ?ir?J ut ilio.
clone '?' Ijualneie Jntinary 20, 1020.
r. H. JlOROMiS, Treanurer.
r.
Kiel. Asked. Bid. Asked.
Bway Cent. 17.0 lCuiIm & Trad.590 bl<>
ICO ?Irvine Nat.300 400
? I Liberty ....455 4(!:i
4901 Lincoln ....US'.) 295
Bronx Nut. 150
Butch & D. 35
Chase .4*0
Chat & P..320
Chelsea Ex. 127,
Chemical .. .585
Cit?. Nat...255
City .400
Coal & I. ..21."
Colonial ...350
Commerce ..21.!
Columbia . .200
Corn Exch..480
Coamnp'lon .1 10
Com'cial E..?ri?
Com'weal th. 221
i Cuba .170
I East River.. 150
Fifth Nat. .10?)
i Fifth Ave..900
I First Nat. .987.
! Foreign T B ?
arx?
410
Mar.hat Co..24,'i
Mech & M..46?.
Metroo'tan .:'.4?>
Mutual _490
Merchants .23.7
No?* Neth. .200
? N Y N B A.435
247 Park .740
? i Pacific .... 135
? I Produce Ex.375
--.'Public .335
? - Seaboard ...650
230 Second _400
.80, State .235
170 23d Ward..130
? Un States.. 170
9501 Union Ex... 185
1015, W'chctiter A.200
I CCI York ville ..377?
470
360
247.
210
140
Trust and Security Companies
Alliance . . 81
tAm Trust. - -
Am Surety. S 2
Bankers.390
Bond A M.230
Bklyn T Co.500
Cent Union.440
Columbia . .360,
Commercial 17,0
; Empire Tr.290
i Reiuitable . .295
Farm L efe T.440
! Franklin . .250
I Fulton . . . .27,0
[ Fidelity _230
: Guaranty . .395
Hamilton . .255
Hudson T..130
Kings Co...640
Lawyers M 120
Lawyers T. 130
? ILincoln Tr.175
86 Manufac'ers.205
3!.T. Mercantile .290
240;Metropol ...300
515 Mtge Bond.. 94
450 Mut T of W.105
370 Nat Surety.205
160I1N Y Title. 142
-- N York T. .?125
300 N Y L I&T.725
450?Pcoples _290
260 Realty Asso.110
260!Scandinav'n.890
240 ?Title (,' & T.400
405?Un States..850
265 U S M A T.?tl?
140 U S T Guar 80
665 Westchostcr. 130
127,Jw<t B T&M.165
fSen New York Title and Mortgage.
JOwna all American Trust Company.
Insurance Companies
Am Alliance.270
City of N Y.120
Com'nwlth. .200
Continental. 80
Fid & Phoe.700
Franklin ... KC
Globe & R.1000
Great Am. .420
137 ,
98:
125 i
215 .
1.50
747.
310
120
910
410
880
427.
85
110
177.
163 i
(It Am rta. .157
- -'Hanover ... 80 - - !
325 Home .580 610
S5!Nat Liberty.170 ?
740|Niagara ...225 2._>.j
94 Stuyvesant.. 50 75
-?IWestchester. 38 41
4C0
New York C7ity Bonds
Security, rato, maturity. Bid Ash Yield
Inter 4%s, June, I ?'31?.... 99 <? 1"0:,
do 4VjS, July, 1967- 99% 100'i
do 4'is. March, 1963. .. 99?4
do 4'?s. ?I A M, 195 7.
do 4 Vis. April. 1966..
d?., 4 Vis, March, 1964.
do 4 Vis, March, 1002.
?lo 4V,h, Sept, I960- 93
elo 4'<.s, M, 1960. op 30. 93
e!o 4'-??s, May, 1959. 89
do 4s, May, 1958. 80
do 4s, May 1357. 89
Rc-ir 4s. Nov. i966-'66.... so
do 4s, Nov. 1936. 92
Inter 3'-'.s, Nov. 197,4.... SO
Coup 3 Vis, May, 1954- 80
Beir 3'2s, 1950-'54, Inc..470
.do 8Vi8, N 1940-'50, ine.470
Reg * Coup (serial) 4 Via,
June, 1919-MO, inc....463
New York State Bonds
99 'a
83
Can Imp 4V?s, Jan, 1964..107 108%
High Imp 4Vjp, Sept. 1963.107 108V4
Canal Imp 4Vi?. J?n 196G.102 -
H 1(5 h Imp 4 Vis, Mar 1965.102 -
B Cr.n Ter 4V4s, Jun. 1945.102
High Imp 4s, Mar 1967.. 99 -
H!nb Imp 4a, Mar '.569
'.12 Inc . 99 ?
do 4a, M A S, 1963- 99 -
Canal Imp 4s. J & J 196C
?C2 lnc . 99 -
do Jan 1912-1946. 99
Pal S Park 4s, Mar 1061. 99 -
Federal Farm Loan Bonds
4 Vis Nov 1938 op IS21. ?9V4
4V,s 1930 op 1924. 99%
4V,s Mav 1937 op. 192S. 99%
6s May 1923 op 1923.101%
Short Term Securities
Security, rate, maturity. Bid. Ask
Am Cotton ?Ml 6s, 1924. . 9S 98V?
Am Tel A Toi 53, 1922... 96% 96%
do 6s, 1924. 95% 96V,
Am Thread 6s, 192S.100% lOlVi
Am Tobacco 7s, 1030.100% lOl'-a
do 7s, 1921.
4.07
4.07
.101
.10 1 %
do 7s, 1923.102
Anaconda Con 6h, 1929... 96
Armour A. Co conv, 1920. .108',5
do 1921.108 H
do 1922.IOSWj
do 192:;.108V?
do 1924.108 Vi
. .101
100%
100%
300%
102%
Yield.
6.26
6.05
g . i ;.
?6%
ion %
109 %
109 '
1U1 '
. 99% 106-j
. 99% 10U
.99 100
,100 JO.IV.
.10 1 1 I.I 1 ' i
. 100
124
101
101%
97 %
Beth Steel us. 1922. . . .
< an Pac By vs. 1924. .
Cen Argentina By 6s, '2
('. H A lj 1st 4s, 1921. .
Chi Pneu Tool 6s, 1920.
do 6s 19i'l.
do 6s. 1922.
Cuba Am Silfiir ds, 1921
t'udahy 1'aok 7-?, 1923.
Del et Hudson 5s, 1920.
I;v?l Sugar Bof 6s, 1921.
General i:!???? 5s. 1920. .
Gt Nor Ry 5s, 1920. 98?
Hocking v'jj 1 B It. 1924. 92
? nion 1'ank Car Co.
?iulf Oil Corp Hs, 1922 .... 9:1
Int Blip Trans 7s, 1920..' 18
J Dold Pack 7s, 1921 .... 100
do 7k. 1 922.1 00
do 7s. 1922 .100
Kan City Tel Ry 6s, 1923 98%
Laclede G 1st r 7b, 1929. 96
Liggeil ,v Myers 6s, 1921. :?!?',
Mi.line- Plow 7s. 1920. . . . 100
do 7---. 1921. 100
do 7 s, 1923.100
do 7s. 102 1.100
N V e '.-.:-,( ral 0s, 1 920. 95 %
Philadelphia Co 0s, 1922. 95
Penna <'?> 4^5, 1921. 971.4
Pitts A t: col tr 6s, 1!>20.. ?9% 100%
Proct &. Gamble 7?, 1940.100 100%
?I" 7s, 1021.MU", 101 ?%
do 7s. 1922.101% 102%
do 7s, 1923.102% 103'/?
Public S N .1, Nov 7. 1922. 86 89
R .( Reynolds Tob 6s, 1922 99% 99%
Southern By Cs, 1922.... 94 % 95
rft P U D een ?'-j?;, 1923
Studcbaker "j, 1921....
do 7..?, 192o. ?S'A
Swift .'.? Co (is. 1921. r i?f m
West India S Fin 7a, 1929 DO
I tah Sec ?is. 1222. 86%
SVestinghuuse 6s. 1 92'.?. . . . loo
6.35
6.05
5.40
6.00
6.00
C.i.O
6.05
C.45
: ?id
6.90
7.46
28
6.45
t; 10
7 .40
99%
101
101 '
97%
99'.
100'
100
loor
?.10
4.86
4.16
6.50
t.fcu
6.8?
Trade Keports Poor
Season in Women's Shoes
Popularity of Low Shot*. Causes
Oversii pply of High Win?
ter Models
Owing to great demand /or on ford?
and pumps manufacturers and jobbers
of women's shoes hove had a poor
winter season. Women have been wont
to wear oxfords and pumps rather
than footwear of the heavier make, '
with the result retailers have be ;n
carrying heavier stocks than usual of
high shoes, the slow movement of
which has reacted on the makers. Re?
ports from Connecticut, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Pennsylvania all in?
dicate that business in shoes is below
normal for the winter season.
On the other hand, manufacturers
are expecting to do a larger business
in spring and summer styles of foot?
wear than ordinarily, as retailers, be?
ing stocked up with heavier grades of
winter shoes, have hesitated to buy
spring goods in quantities much in ex?
cess of their immediate needs. But
they are starting to buy more freely
now, and advance orders received this
week provide a basis for the expecta?
tion of a large spring business.
In making recommendations for
women's footwear for the fall and
winter seasons of 1920 the National
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' Associa?
tion takes the position that trade con?
ditions are such that conservative busi?
ness must continue to be the rule, and
stocks on the shelves of the retailers
must be kept in a liquid state in order
that the industry and the trade in gen?
eral may be adjusted to arise after
June 1, I9??0.
1919 Wholesale Totaleren
N. \ . Commossion District Gross
1*111 at $2, MNM)00,000
Total gross annual sale? made Mas!
year in Xew York's wholesale- commis?
sion district, bounded by Cortlan.lt ami
Canal streets. Broadway and the Hud?
son, amounted to about $2,400,000,000,
aec.'-ding to an estimate made bv Sam?
uel S. Conovcr, president of the Fi?
delity Trust Company.
This is the first, estimate ever corn
piled regarding the district's wealth as
a whole, ft, is drawn f'om statements
of various trade organizations, ;,,.- well
as commercial bodies and leading mer?
chants. Approximate annual gross Bales
in the various trades are shown as
follows:
Cotton fabric .$1,GOO,001.0
Fruit un<) i>r?K?uro (estimated
value of Kooeds arrivln? In
Now York? . 400,000,000
Butter, ????:>, che???;, poultry.. 301!,500,000
Boots and shoes . 7-V.?.
Grocerl??) . 100,000.001
J*iii<??r . 7.00",000
Total .$2,428,
T
Information
In this department The Tribune will
throw the, light of such information
as is at its command on the invest?
ment problems of its renders. The
utmost care is used in the compila?
tion and presentation of such in?
formation and we believe it to be de?
pendable. Dut we wish especially to
emphasize to cur readers the fact
that new developments of such im?
portance as to greatly char.ff* ?he
status of a security are constantly
taking place. Therefore, as a matter
of self-p?otcction, the investor should
make it a. point to keep in close touch
with the affairs of the companies
whose securities ho has purchased
and with general develovmento bear- I
ing upon the value, of such securities, j
Consiienf, watchfulness is the best I
safeguard the investor can possibly !
have. j
Questions of general interest to \
investors will be answered in iAi*
column, in which case only initials
will be used: Others will be an?
swered by mail. Addrese all in?
quiries, inclosing a. stamped, ad?
dressed envelope to Financial Editor,
The Tribune, 151 Nassau Street, New
York City,
Many Oils Become Inactivo
Question?I am the owner of several hun- !
ilred shares of Northwestern Oil Company
stock, bought at around 65 cents. I have
not seen any sales of this stock reported in
the daily papers during the last few months..
although the pamphlets of some brokers ' ?i
?mote the stock at around 35 cents, reporting
?ales around that figure. Can yon tell mo
why this stock is apparently entirely in?
active, after sales of several thousand shares
daily a few months hack? What is the
position of this stock? Mo you consider it
advisable to double my holdings at the figure
above quoted, if possible ??A. O. K.
Answer?The stocks of a largo num?
ber of oil companies whicrTTfTre floated
when the tide of speculation in such
securities was at its height a few
months ago have since become inactive.
Most of them, too, are selling far be-j
low* the quotations at which the pub
lie bought them. Some possibly have1
disappeared from the market, never to ;
he heard from again. The "Northwest?
ern Oil Company" does not appear
among our records. Perhaps you mean
Northwest Oil. If so, the stock, in.
our opinion, is too speculative to haz?
ard a guess as to what you would gain !
or lose by doubling your holdings.
Calumet and Jerome
Question Will you kindly give me what
information you can on Calumet an<l Jerome
Mining Company? I bought several shares
about three years ag?> around $2 per share,
but lwing orily street certificates, 1 do not
get any reports from the ccn-pany. 1 think
they are selling around ? at the present. 1
have been wondering if the mine is closed
down. What are its prospects for the fu?
ture';' Any information you can give me
will be greatly appreciated. H. ,1. A.
Answer Calumet and Jerome Copper
Mining Company has, like most other
copper companies, suffered from the ;
depression "in the trade. Operating
:-osts are high, and unless (he price of
the metal is fairly high such companies
as Calumet and Jerome cannot earn
anything substantial. Should the metal
advance materially, this company might
?jhow better results.
American Real Estate Bonds
Question- l have American Real rotate
?Hinds of the American Real Kstalo Com
?any of New York. Can you give me any
information in regard to what we may on
??crt to receive on them and when we will
receive it? i also have Overland at .'f.!11-...
Missouri & Pacific at 2:?. Butte and Superior
it -.o- .??.nd Oklahoma Producing and Refin?
ing at" 11. I must have my money out of
h.-*e by April 15. What do you advise ?
l\ W. Si.
Answer American Real Estate ? per?
cent bonds have shown a slight ad?
vance in price recently, to about 10 per
cent, as the receivers hive been able to
iispose of some property at higher fig?
ures than have prevailed for some time.
No announcement is forthcoming as to
when the affairs of the company will :
i>e wound up. We shall publish the;
fact as soon as the announcement is ;
made. AH the stocks you mention are ?
rery sncculative in character, and prob-i
tbly will follow the trend of the gen- j
?ral market. There are too many ele-!
meats entering into stock speculation :
l'or us to attempt to advise you what j
lo do.
Preferred Slocks Still Exchangeable
Question -Will >? u please advise me what I
he po,ilion is of on?, who ha; the following
ireferred stocks, ami neve:- consented to the
?eorganization, and the valu? of such stocks
it the preeent time: United State., Leather.
ireferred (which was token over by the t'en- :
ral Leather i ; Corn Products Company, pre
ferred (which was taken over by the Corn ;
Products Refining Company) ??W. W. S.
Answer?Preferred stockholders of
the United States Leather Company
may, upon presenting their stocks to
the Central Leather Company, receive
for each $100 stock $50 in 5 per cent
bonds of the Central Leather Company,
with interest to ?late; ?.",0 in preferred
ttock, with dividends to date; $23.50
in common stock and $10 in cash. Pre- I
ferred stock holders of the Corn Prod
ucts Company may, upon presenting
their stock to the Corn Products Re- '
lining Company, receive for each three
shares two shares of the preferred
stock of the latter company, with divi?
dends to date. I
Maxwell Motors
Question Can you give me any informa?
tion concerning Maxwell Motors common?
What is your opinion of the outlook for this
?tock ? It seem-, t?> me to be acting very
badly of late, it appearH to have no buoy?
ancy whatever and seems not. to act in sym- !
pathy with the other motor stocks at all. Can
you tell me why there are so many issue;-of
this stock and apparently so man> notes out?
standing? I have been informed that tlii.
company got in pretty badly on government
contracts. Can you give me any informa?
tion on this? I would also be glad to have
your opinion on this proposed m ?rger with
the Chalmer-i Company. What is it.; o.bjcct?
If it i- a ?i ?al to enable the borrowing of
more money, whal i ?. the object of this?
These people <:,? not seem lo be growing so
fast thai they require funds for expanding
all the time. Where doe-? the money go ? i
;::ivi? considerable of this Btock bought near
lie lop of the market. 1 will appreciate any?
thing you may be able to tell me. -G. A. U.
Answer I; would appear that Max
tvel] .Motors is suffering from a some?
what too largo capitalization. The
jompany made money ?luring the war,
laid considerable in dividends, passed
Lhem, and now is attempting to effect
?. plan in which there does not. appear
to be the liveliest of interest. The
:ompany probably needs more working
?apital. Under the plan of consolida?
tion with the Chalmers Company the
Central Union Trust Company and the
.'hase securities agreed to purchase
pl'0,000,000 in 7 per cent notes by De
;cmber ?'!. 1 '. M t ?. This agreement bus
lapsed, In (-his.? there had not been suf
icient deposit, of stork under the plan
if consolidation. The not income of
Maxwell Motors from August 1, RMS.
o June 30, 1919, was $1.559,309, while
?hat of Chalmers was $'J l.x.i?'.i. The
:onr-olidation may be a good one for
lhalmers, but we fail to se,? where it
,vili prove of any great value to Max
veil. It is unofficially reported that
he two companies are behind orders
ind that the outlook is good. It. is
dated that the government had not set
led with the Maxwell company on its;
v.-ir work and still owes some $10,000,- :
100. When this is cl -.-red up the com- i
iany should be in a good finuneial po-!
?ilion. As we have slated already, the
rouble would appear to be overeapi- |
uM/.at ion.
four full columns of in
vestment questions utul an*
swers ore published in The
Tribune every Sunday.
Curb Market
200?) ?Aetna Exp . . 8%
150?) "Alum Mfg ...37
100 Air Reduction. 48
1100 *Amal Tire Co 15V,
3000 Am Foreign C. 13%
50900 Am Safety Eaz 16%
1100 Austin-Nichols. -7
300. do pref - 92 %
1340 Atlantic Fruit. 35
800 Barnssdale _
5100 ?Br-Am Ch C.
8000 ?BT-Am Tob c.
3700 do reg .
24000 do rts.
10220 do reg rts.. .
2100 "Car L ?S: Pwr
3300 Colonial Tire..
200 Conley T Foil,
100 Edmund & J..
2500 Farrell Coal ..
16600 "Gen Asphalt. 117
139?0 *Gen Motors .. 33
1000 Ham Play pf.. 98
20700 *Goldwyn Pict 34
900 Grape-Ola _ 1 '?j
1880 do pf . 1\
Industrials
?^H
High. Low. Last. chge.
?
11%
. 5%
16
391?
15 ?y.
36%
99%
14
17
12%
1%
68
49
24?%
1100 Havana Tob
1400 ?lo pref ....
400 ?Heyden Chem.
6300 Hupp Mot Car
S00 'Hydraulic Stl.
500 do pref - 99%
200 Inter Rubber. . 14
2200 Indian Pack. . . 18
1800 Imp Tobacco.. . 13%
7,100 Kay Co Gas. . 2%
1200 Lake Tor Pout 3%
73500 Lincoln Mots. 53
6400 *I.oco new wi. 25
10600 Marconi of Am i! 5%
100 "Mercer Mot. . 22 32
2900 N Am P & P. 5% 5V?
2400 N Y Shipbldg. 16 41
39000 Orpheum C... 37 33
100 Ohio Blower .. 33% I'?::1;
000 Patchogue Ply 41 40
11000 Perfection Tire 5 4
2700 Penn Coal & C
175 Philip Jones. .
100 do pf . 95
2200 Pressman T R 31
10000 ?Radio Co w i 2
C600 ?do pref w i 2
5100 ?Rep Rubber. . 5
139 Rfis Robert. . . 2i!
6400 Spicer Mfg_ill
1000 ?do pref. ... 112
3300 ?Stanwood Rub 17
100 Stand G & E. 25 " 25
2100?? Sub Boat. 17 15M
400 Stand Shipbldg 4% 4
1500 swift int. 58% 56
1200 ?Tenn C & F P 4S 4 1
1100 Tob Prod F.xp. 29 28
50 ?Todd Shipyds.lSO 180
700 Tob P-od rts. . 7% &%
14200 Triangle Film. Tu %
2600 U S Lt & H. 3% 3
5600 Un Profit Sh. 2% 2%
1300 U S Dii.trib. .. 48 47
13900 ?URS Candy 17 16
7550 ?U S II s T.. 114 31
3S500 U S Steamship 4% ??%
4200 Uzold Tire_ 4 4
2510 11 S Transport 12% 11%
4900 ?U pict Pr C. 17% 16
100 Van Raalte pf. 45 45
lin) Warren Bros.. 70 70
2600 Wayne Coal... 4% 4%
1 100 William Pavics 40 -18
1000 Will & Boumer 29% 28%
Standard Oils
100 Anglo-Am Oil. 28% 28%
265 Stand O (Call .225 313
175 Stand O IN Yl.4 18 420
170 Stand O (N J).770 715
20 So Penn Oil. .340 340
loi Union Tank L.12S 127
30 Vacuum Oil...427 425
14200 Ryan Pet
1000 Sapulpa . 7
5400 tSalt Crk Prod 5?%
1300 Salt Crk Cons 21
6400 Sen O & R. .. V?
1900 Scab O & G. . 5%
5400 ?SkeUy Oil_ 12
57500 ?Simms Pet... 55%
44500 ?do rights.. . t%
2600 So O & Tr. . . 7
5800 So States Con. 1%
6000 Spencer Pet C. 19
IOOiiO ?Stanton Oil. . %
3100 Superior Oil.. 10%
1000 ?Tex Chief Oil 41
Net
High. low. Last. Chge.
3%
6%
20%
11 %
51
2 Ni
6 Vi
1
17%
l'lT
?a;
1;
28
51
1%
20
1
1%
49% + 2-%
21 + %
11%+ '.8
55%+ 3%
1%*+ U*
6%
1%+ hi
18%?i %
161.4 4- %
39 ?2
4%
1%
8%
1%
22%
4%
37
- 74
ift
? 1%
7o
109% 11
112% 11
17 1
58 ?
47 v?
1ft
S14
1
j It
1%
2 Vi
' 1 %
os
'ft
_ ?i
1%
1%
01
1%
13
?1
2?%
2 S
180
"s T"
3 % ..
2% -
48 ?
16 ?
33% +
4 +
12 -
17 -
45
70
4%
40
28%
28%
2 20
433. -
70'.1 -
340
127
425 -
Independent Oils
lip;
43%
18
4
!>%
8 Vi
9700 Allen Oil _
300 Alto O & G...
4500 ?All O & It..
240000 ?Allied Oil.. .
6100 Annabel Wyo..
12300 ?Amalg Roy.. .
2500 Ark Nat Gas.
210" ?Assoc Oil ...
2200 Hell Pet .
19100 Boone Oil _
6300 Boston Me.x . .
1600 Boston Wyo... .
750 ?Brazos Oil C
4000 Burk van Cl. .
9500 Card, Svn. . . .
i 500 Circle Oil _
5000 Cities Service.
7 ?!>" Col Emerald...
1000 Cont Ref _
10200 ?Cosden & Co.
2200 ?Cashing Pr>t. .
?3400 ?Dominion Oil.
3500 ?Duquesne Oil.
12000 ?Elk Basin Pet
J68I0 Engineer Pel.
8300 ?Ertel Oil ....
3600 ?Esm O & G..
4500 ?Federal Oil...
600 Fensiand Oil. .
?3500 ?Gilliland Oil. .
4500 ?do pref . .
I IS00 Guffy-Gillespie.
2350 Gum Cove Oil.
5400 ?Glenrock Oil.
96011 fl-lome Pet of D
2500 ?Houston Oi!. .
F5300 "Hudson Oil . .
6100 Home O R & T
70O ?Hughes Pet . .
7400 Invincible Oil..
1100 ?Internat Pet..
I2O00 ?Island O & T
17300 King Pet C...
?8000 Livingston Oil
M00 Manhattan Oil
IS200 Magna O & R
1000 Marsball O & G 12
1200 ?Maraffelbo Oil 23
:1200 ?Merntt Oil Cp 21
3800/TVIetex oil . . 1
.4200 Mexico Oil ... ;;
200 Mex-Panuco Oil IS
?3200 Mes Pet . . -I
340?) Midwest Tex. .
2100 ?Midwest Ref. 160
100 ?Nat Oil & R. 7
600 New En I' Oil 82
3900 North Am Oil. 5
7800 Ohio Ranger.. 1
1000 Okla P & R. .
100?O N O S Inc.
1700 Omar O & G.
500 Panhandle pf..
4011 I'anhan P & R
900 Pennock Oil ..
6200 'T'hillips Pet. .
0800 ?Prod & Ref..
6400 ?Red Roc'; Oil.
?0550 Republic Oil..
2100 ?Rickar.1 T Co
."? 1 ?".
106'-.
36V
?!'i
1%
16
%
69
. '?'*
'VA
6%
2 ?'%
I ft
42%
16
?I
8%
6%
15
100
16%+ Vi
26 "?
1%
21 '??
2Vi
43 V
5%
42%
17%
?I
.1 V4? l
3S0O Texas Co w i. 53
53011 Tex-R P & R. 1%
9500 ?Tropical OI,. 22%
57200 ?Texon O & L 1%
2600 ?Thraman Oil. 2
7800 ?Trinity Oil. . . 1
18200 ?Un Texas Pet 1%
.".000 ?Vulcan Oil... ??V4
22600 ?Victoria Oil. . 2%
200 ?Wh E O ? R. 23
300 Way O & G. . 4%
2500" ?White Oil. ... 39%
3500 Whelan Oil_ 1 s
3200Woodburn Oil,. 7% 7
9000 Wyoming Cons. 40 35
Mining Stocks
121500 Alask-Br C M 2 <
5150 Am II Min C. 2% -1
77000 ?Am T & T. .. % >
3 8000 Arizona Sil... ."
1600 ?Am Mines ...
11500 ?tAtlanta .... :
28300 ?tBelch D (pi. 2?!
50900 ??Belch Ex (p) 3<
1300 ?Big Ledge. ...
10200 ?tBooth . (
33100 tBost ?? Mon. . 7;
1300 Butte-NY ....
15600 ?I-Caledonia . . 4(
4600 Canada Cop...
10150 ?Candelaria Sil.
19000 ?tCashboy .... 8
4725 Carson H Gold 33
1275 ?Cons Va Silv.
220?) Cresson Con G.
2500 Cons Cop Min.
800 Cons Arizona. .
1040" De Beer Cons.
223750 ?Divide Ext. .
S100 El Salvador S.
21200 'Eureka C M C
2000 ?1 Eureka Holly
22S50 ?Forty-nine M.
4000 Gadsden C. . . .
11900 ?fGold Z Div.
?"200 "Golden Gate. .
11900 ?tGoldfield Con 14
1700?) ?tGoldfield Dev 10
14700 ?tGoldfield Mer 4
7700 ?-?-Great Bend.. 3 2 V
2500 Hasbrouck .... ;> 5
3190 Hecla Mining. 4% 4
90O Iron Blossom.. % ?
2OS0O ?tJim Butler. . 25 22
10400 tJumbo Exten. 8 7
1000 Kerr Lake....? !% 4\i
10400 "tKewanas ... 3 2
21900 ?tKnox Divide 15 9U
4000 La Roso Ltd.. 29
80O0 Louisiana Con. H
7700 Maftma Chef. . i7?j
13900 ?tMarsh Min.. 23
1200 Mason Valley. . 2%
25500 ?tMacN Cr M 29
89000 ?tMacNam M. 75
5000 McKinleyDar. . 64
; 2200 Mother L Cop. 6
16900 Mur-M M Ltd. 76
4 800 ?Nat Tin Corp 13
2500 Nipissing Min. 1 1 %
10f.O Nixon Nev ... 18
32800 Nevada Ophir. 38
2300 Ophir Silver.. 1%
lO^.'.o Prince Cons .. 1 -\
3900 Rand Min Ltd. 40%
13600 vUex Cons ... 10
51200 Roper-Gr M Co %
3200 ?Silver Dol M. ft
800 Seneca Copper. 18
12500 Silv K of Ark: %
171011 ?-?Silver K Div 8
I 30OI) ?-?-Silver Pick. . 4
4900 ?So Am G <& P S:m,
330c Stand Silver L %
16600 ?tSuccess Min. 7
12900 Sutherland D.. 7
3870 ?Tono Belmont
17065 ?Tonopah Div.
4950 Tonopah Ext..
19501) ?Tonopah Min.
7208 United Plastern
16400 *tU S Cont M.
140?) Unity Gold M.
2700 ?Utah Rev . . .
16900 Victory Divid??.
18350 -?'? \Ve?l End Con 2%
12100 -rWh Caps Min 11
C500 tW Cap Elap) 2
10550 Wilbert Mining S R
5000 Yukon Gold... 1 % I'
Bonds
28
21
2%
21 '
61
61
n5%
12%
11%
18
30
1%
\?
40
S1'
16
3
8%
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19
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38 ? 2
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Sales (000 omitted). High Low.
SI 13 Allied 'Pack 6s. 85 81 %
73 A T & T 6s '22 97 96% 96%?
21 do 6s 1921. . . 064 96 96%
II Anaconda 6s... 96% 96% 96%
120 Atlantic Fr 7s. 97 97 97
368 Belg Gov 6fi '25 96% 95% 96%
1! : do 6s ?921 . . . 99% 98% 99 V
27 Beth Stl 7s '23.101 % 101 % 101 % +
Net
Chge.
8',
150 Cor. Gas. .
10 Cuba Cane 7s. .
60 ?CCC&Stl. 6s '29
13 ?Cop 5v.,? -it wi
23 ?Gv of Swed 6s.
SO0 Gen Motors 7s.
132 ?Int Rap Tr. . .
60 Phil.i Elec 6s. .
68 ?Rus Gov 5 Vs.
95 ?do 6%s. ."...
3 ? ?Swiss Gov 5 '??..
69%
34
91V
100
100
S7
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97%
31
31
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162 " 1?
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81
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1.,
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87 "?
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*Unlist?ed. tSells cents a share.
Forty Pounds of Cabbage tieetl
Yield Texas Farmer S5,J)20
The sale of cabbage plants from
three acres of ?and has netted H. 11.
Wetegrove, of Mercedes, Tex., nearly
$4,000 this season. In addition to the
revenue he received from the aale of
plants . to neighboring farmers Mr.
Wetegrove obtained from the three
acre tract enough plant3 to "set out"
sixty acres of his own.
Mr. Wetegrove purchased forty
pounds of cabbage seed, which he
planted on the three-acre tract.
He sold his plants at a price which,
The Following Fur Offerings
will be placed on ctle and sold with?
out resei*ve to the highest bidder at
NEW YORK'S RAW FUR AUCTION SALE
FEBRUARY 16th
and the days following at
MASONIC HALL, 71 West 23d St.
New York City
DOMESTIC
4350
450
3
7800
58000
20000
4000
9000
68000
500
600
750
6200
1300
Badger
Bear
Polar Bear
Beaver
Civet Cat
House Cat
Ringtail Cat
Wild Cat
Ermine
Fisher
Blue Fox
Cross Fox
Grey Fox
Kitt Fox
27000 Red Fox
332 Silver Fox
2450 White Fox
800 Lynx
7709 Marten
41500 Mink
334000 Muskrat
5300 Muskrat (Black)
175000 Opossum
1500 Otter
73000 Raccoon
239030 Skunk
32500 Wolf
110 Wolverine
FOREIGN
51000 Australian Fox
234000 Australian Opossum
160000 lbs. Australian Rabbit
118000 Australian Ringtail Opos?
sum
2675 Baummarten
1050 Chinchilla
4400 Chinese Raccoon
12500 Chinese Weasel
38000 Fitch
9600 White Hare
2600 Japanese Flying Squirrel
2500 Japanese Marten
10300 Japanese Mink
2500 Kangaroo
16000 Kolinsky
195 Leopard
34600 Marmot
183000 Mole
72000 Nutria
1950 Russian Sable
1150 Hair Seal
325000 Squirrel
7200 Sionemarten
15900 Sundry Fox:
(European
Karagan
Erzerum
Patagonian
South American)
21000 Wallaby
2000 Wombat
Also sundries consisting of (600) Genette, (97) Tiger Cat,
(1600) Guanaco, (2767) Chinchilla Rat, (469) Leopard Cat,
(181) Spanish Cat, (336) Fawn, (74) Fonies, (400) Chinese
Cat, (46) Panther, (408) Wallaroo, (321) Caracul, (860) Ja?
panese Fox, (4450) Fox Tails, (1269) Persian Lamb, (81)
Broadtail, (1390) Lamb, (1200) Mink Tails, (146) Viscacha,
(339) Monkey.
Goods will be on display at our warehouse,
and catalogs will be issued February 11th.
Australian Rabbit will be shown at 136 West 31st Street
Purchasers ivill be allowed a discount of 1% on till amounts paid on or
before Mardi 22nd, which is the Prompt Day for the coming sale. All
aoods must be cleared and paid for on or before June 15th. i
The New York Fur Auction
Sales Corporation
48-50-52 Great Jones Street, N. Y. C.
Transactions in Listed Stocks
(Continued frovi page 12)
Mitch
1920.
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20
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119
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32
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130
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76
Date
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
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low
1920.
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110
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52
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74
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9
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125%
113
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92
70
Date
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jen
Jan
Jan
Jon
Jnn
Jan
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Jun
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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in $.
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600 1 1 1 %g
200 73
800 8
do pr.
Va Iron C & C
Wabash .
do ?ir A. 4 100 2?'
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20
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\\ cstrrn Pacific .
Western Union Tel.
V,'house- Air Brake
Westinghouse Mfu
Wheel & Lake Eric
White Motors .
Willys Overland
do pr.
Wilson Co .
Wisconsin Central
Woolworth .
do pr.
Worth Tump ?: Math 213C0 94
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do pr B. 300 74
200
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400
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+ 1
deducting: the cot?t of seed, yielded a : plants he used, which, if added to the
profit of $3,820. These figures do not earning, would give a total of $5,020.?
tukc into account the value of the I Philadelnhia i'ni.lir T^m-pr.
Price Trend on the New York Stock Market
?i , , , '- ~? ? ? ? ?? i i i. ?.,?.i m i ? _i
the graph ulmvc hIiow? avcni?p nrire of ii,?.nh? -.-i i . i ?-"? '
the first business ?lav of each ?nonlh from 1 ?o?i^ Btock? ?? ?>ne line and thirty industrial stocks in the other on
prices ?i?cc January 1, 5?. * ^ l? DecciMber. ?W. ?d the wefcklv high, Ich and closing ?*??

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