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SECURITIES OFFERED AND WANTED
Godchanx Sugar Com. & Pfd.
Central Aguirre Sugar
Santa Cecifia New
Detroit Edison -
Kentucky See. Corp. Pfd.
Clinchfield Coal
Manhattan Elec. Supply
Timken Det. Axle Pfd.
Goodyear 7 % Pfd.
Packard Motor Com. & Pfd.
Dnpont Chem. Pfd.
Cleveland Automobile
Bncyrns Com. & Pfd.
Penn. Coal & Coke
MortoM. LachenlirpclL & Ca
4,0, Bxtxad Striteb- ^emfTdMs+j
iaachoo detroit puiiadelvhia pittseuroh
1 Texas Pacific Coal & OH
Eastern Steel
Central Aguirre Sugar
Humble Oil
Indian Refining
Aetna Explosives 6s
CC.Kerr&Co.
| 2 WaD St, N. T. Pkeae 6780 Recter
?MV/S//S/S/////'//S'/S/MS//SSSS///SSS//////WVM/.
New York State Rys.
Com., Pfd. & 4^8
J.K.Rice.Jr.&Co.
Phones 4000 to 4010 Joki. 36 Wall St, N. Y.
Mark A. Xoble Tbeodore C. Corwla
NOBLE & CORWIN
25 Broad St. New Terk
Equitable Trust Safety Car H.&L.
Chase Nat. BankB'klyn City Ry.
Telephone 1111 Broad
Woodward Iron Common
Merrill, Lynch & Co.
Trading Department
120 Broadway, New York
Phone* Rector 7683-7692 Incl.
L W. Biiaa National Sugar
Safety Car Ht & Lt Santa Cecilia Sugar
R. J. Reyoolds Tob. Columbia Trast
Stone,Prosser & Doty
52 William St. Hanover 7733
>
Commodities
Continued from preeeding pass
TJverpool cable*?Spot cotton ln moder
pf? d?mand at 47 points' advance on the
basis of 28.S4d for middllng; sales, 6,000
bales, American, 4,000 bales; imports, 8,00ft
bales. none Americarr. Futures opened
<iuiet, I to H points higher. Closed steady
?t a net advance of 19 to 41 points. March,
*6.84d: May, 25.75d; July. 24.86d: October,
_S3.05d; December, 2217d. Manehester?
Yarns and cloths quiet
Cereata
Wheat?Export sale? of wheat reported
on Wednesday appear to have filled the
demand for the time belrrg, at least, and
BO new business came to light. There was
some inquiry from abroad, but sellerH were
a little atlffer tn regard to prloe, and this
seemed to dlscourage bualnesa. Some au?
thorities eeemed to anticipate sales of
wheat and rye to Oermany, and lt was
said that loquiries were here from that
country and that buyere, who a ahort time
ago wanted to make pnrohases on haif
cash arrd haif credit. were more wlUlng to
do business on a cash basis. Reports from
the West aald that new regulatlons had
(one Into effeot regarding the movement
?f cars, and that hereafter cars unloaded
at elevatora are not to be considered the
property of the elevator for reloadtng of
arrain or other commodities as they may
?ee fit, but the empty cars are the prop?
erty of the railroad, and must be dis
trlbuted for roloadlng according to the
order of priority on the books of the com
f>any. Some thought that this will mean a
erger movement of wheat from the term
inals to the seaboard for export.
Corn?The market was active yesterday
and price changes were feverlsh over a
range of about S cents per bushei. There
waa renewed active buying earlv In the
??sslon which aent prics to new hlgrh
records for the movement. Late ln tne
day however. longs sold heavily and the
market broke very rapidly and. with the
TiFIvi JJ of tn* M?T,'h POHltion. which was
*^*c_J',*R?r' Prloes wert fe to l?4c net low
Mn22?.i"*Uln8 aDPe*r?d ?> he baaed on the
SveTb^E. that Jha market waa ln an
aU? e33?\ 5S"?u,Sn. ?though it waa
M t?2?" oh* <?*Mry waa more
New Tork: ?W *?&*?' *j?
^ThtSgo^1^*1"* ?l" *174H
?:?:::::::::::??? Jfflk ft%
.?vi!l*^rS, tT&a*ZttLUefBy&
^outaide taiMiM on eawStartW^BoS
fboytM prompten by continued light ~
?ceipte and flrm caah markets. Lateln m,.
day heavy eelling developed on a rume/that
Conareaa had been asked to remorV th.
import duty on Canadian oate. Thia rumer
waa entlrely lacklng of connrmatton but
prices nevertheless decllned 2 cents from
*??? t?P and closed easy with net losses
of % to i?o.
Testerdays Previeua y?ar
NbwYbrk: close cloae ago
No. 3 whlte.$l.07OI1.0I |1.06?81.0? 10.76s
Chicago:
Ma'. .87fe .874; .65V
Jt?>y . 1*% .n\ ?4H
Rye?Market easy.
_ _ Yeeterday's. Previous Taar
NawTork: cloae close ago
N'o. S West.. 11.93* H.l)4fc $180
Floor and Meal?Quotations were:
_ _ , Taaterday'a Previous Tea*
__?w*w Tork: close cloae ago
Minn. patent m.76 US.liH 111.66
Cemmeal . 4.00<?4.10 4.00?4.10 3.60(98.86
Rye flour . .9.00@9.40 ?.00$9.40 8.J6?8.50
?ran . 63.00 63.00 48.00
Cottonaeed Otl
The market *u atrong and higher early
tn the day, with a moderately active de?
mand from the commission houses, due to
the strength In hog products and the early
i^lll, in .*T*ln; The ?**? r?otion in i
the grain list. however, seemed to In
day the market was reapttonary. closing
irremlar, with prices r*a?in? from 30 I
Miscellaneous Markets
Pqbllc Utllity Securltlea
Bid
Amer Ltght ?? Traction oom.. 187
fto pf. 89
Asked
193
?*
14
79
?127
40
63
72
11
26
4
7
.17
891
?71
Adlrondack Eleo Power com.. 11
do pf .(. TR
Amer CJas & Rlecrlc com_ 128
?do Pt.4..,- 38
Amer Power & LIgnt com.... 69
? do nfd . 87
Amer Publto Utilities oom_ 7
Ap vt. ?
American Waterworks'Kloc... 8
Am W W & B partlelpattng pf 8
American WW A K la> pf.. 47
Carollna Power & Light oom. . 34
Citlea Service com. 886
do pf. 70
do bankers* certificates_ 39% ?41
do 7 p c. series B, 1966_ 164 ?
do 7 p o, series C, 1966. 100 ? 103
Colorado Power com. 14 13
?o pfd. .. .,. 90 96
Commonwealth Pr. Ry & L com 17 20
<lo pfd . 87 48
Tlenver Gns * Blec gen 6s_ 87 93
glectrlc Bond ft Share pfd ... 16 ??
Hmplre District Hlectrfc pfd. 65 61
FwJeral Light A Traction com. f. 7
do pfd . 42 47
Gas A Blectrlc Securities com 800 406
.do pfd . 10 |6
Northern Ohio Electric com. ? 26
do pfd ..?. ? II
Northern Ontarto LAP com 10 14
<lo Pfd. 60 65
Northern States Power com.. 60 65
'lo pfd. 85 88
Pacific Gas * E'ectric nfd.... 83 85
Republic Ry A Light Co com. 17 18
do pfd . 50 ?
Southern Calif Edlson com... 86
do pfd. , 99
Standard Oaa A Electric com. 18
do pf . 3g
Tennessee Rv, I, A P com.... 1
do vt ?:. ?
United Light A. Rys com. 24
do ls(. pfd . 63
Western Power com...'...'.{."! 17
do pfd. 67
Bonda
Appalach Power 1st 6s. (<
Cincinnati Gas' & Eleo 'e, '56
Coi Gas A Elec 6s, '27...
Coi Power. '63.
Dallas Elec 6s, '22.
East Texas Elec 6s, '42.
do 7s. '21.
El Paso Elec coi 5s.
Great West Power 5s, '4
Midwest Util 5s, '25. .. ,.?
Miss River Power 1st 6s. 74
North Ont Light & Power 6s.. 84
North States Power 6a, '26...; 84
?Ex dividend.
80
79
75
99%
76
99
79
79
85
88
lOS
20
40
3
9
37
66
19
70
68
87
81
80
82
100
83
81
90
76
69
38
Sugar Stocks
- Bid. Aaked. Bjd. Asked.
iCard-Am.. 18 22 ,Mat-Am pf 70 76
j do pref. 70 80 Michigan.. 11 y, 12%
I C Aguirre. 88 90 National .163 166 '
| lajardo ..142 145 Ni Niqueo.20n
! Gt West..4H(J 520 S Cec new 13 14 '
? do pref.IKi 117 , do pref. 75 82
Guanta'mo. 76 TS ISavonnah.
| Mat-Am ..10 15 I do p**'
Am Cyan
do pref. D.i
By-Prod .. 98
; Cassin Co. 4T>
Dow Ch.. .230
Du P C p. 9
Fed Chem. 100
do pref. ?
Graselli ..155
do pref. 99
Chemical Stocks
45
92
48
90
Con Foi)..250
G W Hms.160
do pref. 98
J S Young.130
do pref. 95
MacA & F.155
P R-A T.132
10
105
99
175
100
Tobaeco Stocks
Hd*k Elec. 65
do pref. 65
Ky Solvay. 80
?Mec Co p 91
Merrimac.. 83c
Mulford Co 53
Ni6g Alk p 95
Semet C. . 175
Solv Poe. .180
325
170
102
13S
100
165
140
R J Rey A.525
do ser B.435
do pref. 106
Weym-B ..162
do pref. 97
Univ Leaf.140
70
70
110
96
56
100
E50
460
108
169
102
_ ... . Bid. Aaked.
Creacent Pipe Llne Co. 32 34
Cumberland Plpe Llne Co. 146 165
The Eureka Plpe Llne Co_ 139 I4t
Galena Slg Oil Co, pref-new 94 98
do pf old -,. 100 105
do common. 64 67
Illinois Pipe Llne Co,... 177 183
Indtana'. Pipe Llne Co. 97 100
Inti<rn<vtlonal Pet. Ltd... 44 45
National Translt Co. 29 81
Now Tork Translt Co. 185 190
Northern Plpe I.ine Co. 101 105
The Ohio OilT Co..... 375 385
Penn Mex Fuel Co. 67 60
Prairte OU fi- Gns Co. 703 716
Priilrla Plpe Llne Co. 260 270
The Solar Refining Co. 410 426
Southern Plpe Llne Co. 148 153
South Penn 011 Co.._,. 835 345
Southwest Penna Plpe Lines.. 86 00
Standard Oil Co of California. 354 358
Standard OU Co of Indiana... 865 880
Standard OU Co of Kansas. ... 640 666
Standard OU Co of Kentucky. 445 465
Standard OU Co of Nebraska. 630 660
Standard OU Co pf New Jersey. 857 863
do pf . X13 114
Standard OU Co of New Tork. 475 480
Standard OU Co of Ohio_ 615 530
do pf . jog uj
Swan & Flnch Co. 96 100
Union Tank Car Co. 124 128
?d0 Pfd. 100 10?
Vaeuum Oil Co. 445 450
Washington OU Co. 37 42
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atlantic Lobos OU Co., com! . 60 66
do pf. 115 no
Cosden A Co. 9 9%
do new. 44% 45 %
Elk Basln Petroleum Co_. 10% 10%
Houston OU Co com. 117 120
Imperial OU, Ltd. 120 126
Magnolia Petroleum Co. 440 460
Merritt OU Corp. 20 >& 21
Mld>vest Reflnlng Co. 171 176
Northwest OU Co. 40 60
Producers A Refln Corp com.. 9 9%
Sapulpa Reflnlng Co.. 61; 54
New York City Bonds
Securlty, rate. maturity Bid. Ask Tield
Inter 4%s, 1967. 96 n6% 4.68
do 4%s, 1965. 96 ' 96% 4.68
do 4 4s, 1963. 96 964 4.68
do 4%s, 1967. 96 96% 4.69
do 4%s, 1966. 90'- "1 471
do ?Ua, 1964. JOH 91 4.71
do 4%s, 1962-'. 90V4 91 4 71
do 4%s, 1960. 90% 91 4.7?
do 4%a, 1960 op 1930.. 904 91 4 72
do *s' "6?. ?6% 87% 4.70
do 4s, 1968. 86% 87% 4.71
do 4s, 1957. 86% 87% 4.71
Reg 4s, 1956-1950. 86% 87 4 75
do 4s, 1936. 90. 92% 4.61
Inter 3%s, 1964. 77% 80 4 66
Coupon 3%s. 1964. 77% 80 4 66
Reg 34s, 1950-1964 inc. 4.SB 4.75 ?
do 3%s, 1940-1950 inc 4;86 4.75 ?
Reg and coup (serlal) 4 >?..,,
1919-1930 in. 5.00 4.60 ?
Reg and coup (serlal) 4>-.s,
1919-1931 ino. ., 5.00 4.60 ?
Reg and coup (serial) 4%s,
1919-1932 inc . 5.00 4.60 ?
New York State Bonds
Issued in coupon and registered form
not tnterchangieable. Coupon bonds regts
terable.
Securlty, rate, maturity Bid Ask Tield
lanal Imp 4%s. 1964.103% 105 4.25
Hlghway Imp 4%s, 1963.103% 105 4.25
Securlty. rate. maturity Bid Aak Tield
Canal Imp 4%s, 1066_ 99 100% 4.14
Hlghway IrftP *fcs, 1965.. 90 100% 4,24
Barge Can Ter 4%a, 1846 98 100% 4.24
Hlghway Imp 4a, 1967_ 96 87 4.16
Canal Imp 4s. 1967. 95 97 4.16
Hlghway Imp 4a, 1960
1982 Ino .T. 95 97 4.15
Hlghway Imp 4s, 1958_ 96 97 4.16
Canal Im.? 4a, 1980-1962
Inc. 95 97 4.15
Barge Canal Term 4s,
1942 and 1946. 95 ? ?
Canal and Hlghway 3s,
1966-1959 . on application.
Federal Farm Loan Bonds
li'pcWal Farm Loan 6s,
May, 1938. op 1923_99% 100% 4.99
Fednral Kiirm Loan, 4%s,
May, 1989, op 1924. 96% 87% 4.71
Federal Farm Loan, 4%s,
Nov., 1938, op 1923. 96% 97% 4.71
Federal Farm Land 4%s,
1937 . 96% 97% 4.71
Joint Stock Land Bank 6a,
May, 1939, op 1924_. 97 98% 6.12
Joint Stock Land Har.k 6s,
Nov., 1938, op 1923_ 96% 99% 6.13
Short Term Securities
Securlty. Rate. Due. Bid. Ask. Tield.
Am Cotton OU Bs, 1824... 96 96% 7.00
Am Tel A Tel 6?. 1922... 94% 95 Vi 8.15
do 63, 1924. 93 *i 94 V* 7.80
Am Thread 0s, 1928. 99 100% 5.85
Am Tobaeco 7s, 1920_100% 100% 6.90
do 7s. 1921.100% 101% (i.10
do 7s, 1922.100% 101% 6.46
do "7s, 1923.100% 101% 6.60
Anaconda Cop ,6s, 1929... 94% 95% 6.66
Armour & Co con 6s 1920
1924 . 99% 101 -
Beth Steel Corp 7?, 1922.. 99% 100 7.00
do 7s. 1923.. 99% 100 7.00
Can Pac Rv fis, 1924. 93% 94 7.70
Cent Ariren Ry 6s. 1927.. R2% 84% .
C, B A Q (Joint) 4s, 1921 94% 95 7.70
C. C. C A St L 6s, 1929.. 87% 88 Vi 7.80
C-Am Sug Ist lien 6a, 1921 99% 100% 6.66
Cudahy Packlng 7s. 1923 99?. 1004 6.85
Del A Hudson R R 6s. 1920. 994 99% 6.90
Federal Sug Ref 6s, 1924 95 96% 6.90
General Electric 6s, 1920 99% 100% 5.60
Great Northern 5s. 1920. 98% 98% 7.15
Gulf OU Corp 6s, 1921... 964 9R% 7.00
do 6s, 1922. 96% 98% 6.65
do 6s, 1923. ... 96% 98% 6.50
Hocking Valley 6s, 1924.. 92 95 7.45
Inter R T conV7s. 1921.. 71 74 -
Jacob Dold Pack 7s. 1920 99% 100% 6.40
do 7s. 1921. 99% 100% 6.70
do 7s. 1922. 99 100 7.00
do 7s, 1923. 99 100 7.00
Kan City Ter Ry 6s, 1923 97 98 6.?0
Kenn Cop Corp 7s, 1930.. 96 97 7.40
L Gas L 1st A ref 7s, 1929 95% 96% 7.55
Liggett A M Tob 6s, 1921 9S 98% 6.85
Mollne Plow 7s, 1920. 99% 101 6.95
Clo 7s, 1921. U9 101 ?.20
do 7s, 1922. 99 101 6.45
ilo 7s, 1923. 99 101 6.55
do 7s. 1924. 99 101 6.60
N Y Central 6s, 1920. 99 99% 6.95
Philadelphia Co 6?, 1922 94% 95% 8.80
Pennsylvania Co 4%s, "21 96% 97%
Proc & Ganible 7s, 1921.. 100 100%
do 7s, 1922.100% .101 % fi.i'5
do 7s. 1923.1004 101% 6.40
Pub S C N .1 conv 7k, 192:: KS% 87% 14.40
R J Rcynolds Tob 6s, 1922 98 98% 6.70
Southern Railway 6s, 1922 93% 94% 8.15
St P U D guar 6%s, 1923 96 97% 6.30
Swift A Co 6s, 1921. 98% 99 6.60
The Texaa Co 7s, 1923_ 99 99% 7.25
Thc W I Sug F C 7s, 1926 94 98 7.30
Utuh See Corp fis. 1922... 85 87 12.15
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Am Brass.2l.r>
AUas Pw.155
do pref. 85
Bab A W.118
Bliss, E W.400
Can F&F.195
Carb Stl. . 90
do 1 pf.100
do 2d pf 70
Colts A.. . 54
D P Pow.305
20
165
89
120
450
205
100
110
75
320
East Steel. 37
Emp S & I 25
do pref. 70
?Here P..210
?do pref. 100
Niles B-P.110
do pref. 98
Scov Mfg.430
Thom Iron 30
Win Cor. .400
Wood ward. 44
?Ex dividend.
Miscellaneous Stoclta
Nat Cash. 120
Lima L pf 90
N J Z wst.294
N Co 1 pf.100
O'Neili pf. 98
Phelps D.2:S<>
Phil J Cor 56
do pref. S7
P & W pf 95
R Reis & Co 15
?do pref ?[',
Ry Bak P.130
do pref. 85
Singer Mg.153
S L 1M&S 43
Stoll S pf.100
S D F pf.100
Stern B p.104
T&PC&On.l07
Valvol pf.100
V Raaltln. 40
do pref. 80
W & B pf.100
Yale & T.265
98
?Ex dividend.
New York Bank Stocks
220
105
113
101
450
130
95
298
103
99%
250
60
90
17
157
47
105
103
107
110
104
45
.250
.400
.340
.490
.230
.200
America ...590 610 Clarfield N..230
Atlantic ...215 ?Gotham _200
Am Kxch...295 305 Greenwlch .275
Battery ....205 215 Harriman ..360
Bowery ....420 ?Hanover ...810
Bryant P...150 160 Industrial ..205
Bway Cent.150 160 1m & Trad.550
Broi.x Nat. 150 160 *Irving Nat.SS
Butch & D. 35 ?Liberty _400
Chase .440
Chat & P. .295
Chelsea Ex.125
Chemical .. .580
Ciu Nat...270
City .385
Coal A I. . . 245
Colonial .. .350
Commerce .230
! Columbia ..175
i Corn Exch. .430
1 CoBmop'tan. 110
I Com'eial E. .415
I Com'wealth.221
Cuba .170
East River.. 1?0
Flfth Nat.. 160
Fifth Ave. .900
First Nat...930
Foreign T B. 80
Trust and Security Companies
j Alliance ... 80 901 Lawyers T. .120
| tAm Trust. ? --iLincoln Tr. .175
' Am Surety. 73 78 Manufac'ere.205
! Bankers ...375 385 Mercantile .310
Bond A M.220 230|Metropol ...285
Bklyn T Co.500 r.tr. Mtge Bond.. 87
Cent Union.405 415iMutTof W.105
Columbia ..345 355 Nat Surety.200
Commercial 150 160 iN Y Title. 135
Empire Tr..30O . N York T..625
Equitable ..300 310 NY LI&T.725
FarmLAT.430 440iPeop!es _275
450
305
500
450
230
180
Liberty
Lincoln .. .
Manhat Co.
Mech & M.
Metrop'tan
Mutual . . .
Merchants .
New Neth. . _
N Y N B A.460
Park .730
Pacific . .. .135
Producc Ex. ?
Public .345
Seaboard .. .650
Second ... .440
State .210
? 23d . Ward./ir-O
170lUn States. .lff,
850IUnion Ex.. .IVE
960W'chester A.?.00
90Yorkville ..375
Franklin
Fulton ..
Fidelity .. .
Guaranty .
Hamilton .
Hudson T.
Kings Co.
240
.250
.230
.372
.255
.155
640
2r.0IRealty Asso.lOri
260 Title C, & T.380
240ain StatesN830
378;U S M & T.405
Law Mtge .125
263
665
135
U S T Guar 80
Westcfiester. 130
W & BT&M.165
215
380
830
580
395
415
425
360
240
210
480
755
700
500
125
295
93
125
210
145
745
115
860
415
85
140
175
tSee New York Title and Mortgage.
JIncludes American Trust Company stocUt.
Insurance Companies
Am AUiance.270 ROOGreat Am. .290
? Hanover ... 30
325 Home .550
SONat Liberty. 180
G25 Niagsra ... 230
90Stuyveaant.. 50
300
560
City of N Y.175
| Oon'nwlth. .800
?? Continentai. 7?
1 Fid A Phoe. - G25 Niagsra . . . 230 2??
' Franklin .. 85 80Stuyveaant.. 50 75
| Glebe A R.800 ?
' Standard Oil Stocks
Wrt. Asked.
, Anglo-Amerlcan Oil Co, Ltd.. 26% 27%
: The Atlantic Reflnlng Co.1640 1680
1 do Pf . 113 114
| nerne-Hcrymser Co . 435 460
1 Buckeye Plpe Line . 95 98
; Chesebrough Mfg Co cons.... 2:'0 245
do Pf. 105 107
| Continentai OU Company. 625 650
Baltimore
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
40 Atlantic Petrol 3% 3% 3"4 3%
200 Cent Teresa . . . 7 4 7'i 7% 7%
80 Cosden . 9 9 9 9
630 Olestirre .226 230 215 216
50 Citizens Bank. 43% 43% 4314 43%
!>2 Con Power.... 99% 100U 99H 100'i
105 Con Coal. 82 % 82 Vi 82^ 82 li
3 5 Davlson . 374 37V4 37'<j 37 %
60 Blkhorn pf.... 41 41 41 41
85 Houston Oil pf. 87 87 86% 864
866 Indlahoma ... 8% 8% 8% 8%
12 Mt Vernon pf.. 89% 89?i 8H% 89&*
400 Monon Val Trc 9% 9% 9% 9%
109 Md Casualty.. 80 80 ' 80 80
35 Pa Wftter Pwr. 83% 84% 83% S4'i
42 U S Fid.125 125 125 125
Bonds
$1000 Cosden 6s, A...94 94 94 94
7000 Con Pwr 4'f.s. 77% 78 77% 7S
3000 Unit Ry In-s 4s 42 43 42 43
15000 do 1st 4s.... 6O4 61 60 Va 61
Boaton Curb
Bid AsU Bid Ask
Ari/. Extn..ll 12 iMex Metals. 15 18
Ariz Silver. 1% 1 % Mid Moss...C0 70
Blk Hawk ..80 85 j.Moj Tungst. 7 14
Bohemia .. 1 !i l%|Monarch ...? 75
Bos & Mon. 72 74 'Nat L &? Z. 4 9
Calaveras?? l%lNev Doug.,16 20
Chief Cons. . 4% 4% New Baltic.. 3 4
Con Copper. 4% 4%'Ntxon .16 1ft
Crown Rsv.30 40 'Onondaga. ..16 40
Crystal new.30 35 Orpheum ..31'4 31%
Uenbigh ...30 33 Pilgrim ....14 17
Kaglc B B 2 1-16 2% Pioneer ...80c 1,00
Fortuna ... 3 9 Rngr Pctr .-? 25
Gadsdon ... 1% 1 U jRalnier .... 114 1'j
Homa Oil..,10 12 Svn Motals.19 21
Uoughton ..50 65 S W Mi f p. 4 4%
Iron Blos...30 40 jSilver Reef.12 18
Iron Cap...llVa 12 ViToxana ....25 28
Jerome Ver.38 45 C Verde Ex.38 39
La Rose ...4 0 4 6 'Yukon.1% 1%
Majestic ...16 20 '
Boston
Sale?. Open. High. Low. Last.
50 Anaconda .... 61% 61% 61% 61%
650 Arla Conil. 12% 12 Va 12 12
13160 Big Heart .... 9% 10 9% 10
60 Bingham . 6',, 6 % 6 Vi 6%
76 Cal & Arla.... 63 63>a 63 63%
6 Cal & Hecla. .347% 350 347',, 350
735 Carson . 22 22% 22 22%
29 Copper Range. 42% 42% 42% 42%
llOI.'avIs Daly.... 10% 10% 104 10%
I 5 Kast Butto .... 14 4 1 4 % 1 4 Vi 14 %
33 Island Creek.. 44% 46 44'i 45
30 Isle Royale... 32% 32% 32% 32%
360Kerr Lake... 4% 4 >.3 4 % 4 Vi
30 Lako Copper. .4 4 t 4
100 Ma3on Valley.. 2% 2% "'?, 24
280 Mayflower O C '.? 9 S % 8 4
166 New Cornelia.. 21 21 21 21
66 New River.... 25 25 24 7, 24 4
225 do pf . 84% 84% 84% 84%
30 Nipisslng . 10% 10% 10% 10%
3 35 North Butte... IS-Ti 1(1% 164 16 Vi
10 Osceola . 4S 48 48 4S
155 Seneca . 15 15 15 15
65 Shannon . 1% 1% 1% 1%
210 South Lake, . 30c 35c 25c 36c
20 Superior 1... 6% 6% 5% 5%
2o Sup A- l, : . 1 4% 4% 4% i*,
mo Tuolumiif- .. 81'ic 85c Sf>e 85c
t'J U S Smelt. . 70 7ii 69 69
60 do pf . 47 4 47% 46 4 46 4
100 Utah Apcx.... 2 4 2% 2 4 24
4 6 Utah Cons .. .. 8% 8% 8 4 8 4
Railroads
23 Boston Blev. . , 64% 64% 64% 64%
63 Boston AM... 35% 35 Vi 36 35
68 do pf A. 48 48 47 47
1 Boston Prov.,143 143 143 143
10 Mass Elec. ... 4 4 l 4
426 do pf.1014 1014 101 101%
42 N T, N H & H 35% 38 36 % 35%
5 Old Colony. ... 85 85 85 85
62 West End. 44 44 43 43%
22 do pf. 53 53 53 53
Miscellaneous
122 Am Agr Chem 93% 93'4 93 4 93%
1360 Am Oil. 7 7% 6% 7
44 Amoskeag _161 161% 160 161
14 do pf. 81% 81% 81% 81%
lOAm Sug pf...U5 116 116 115
320 Atn Tel.100% 100% 100% 100%
H Am Wool pf...l04 104 104 104
60 Anglo . 11 11 9 4 94
15 Bos Mex Pet.. 2% 2% 2% 2%
6 Booth . 12 12 12 12
375 Century . 3% 3% 3 3
100 East Bos Land 5% 5Vi 5% 5%
7 00 Eastern Mfg... 31?? 33 31% 33
660 Eastern S S... 23% 25% 23 25%
870 do |<f. 83 85 Va S>3 86 4
100 Edlson .166 156 166 156
280 Elder . 30% 30 4 30% 30%
50 Gorton . 26% 26 4 26% 264
220 Gray . 34 34 4 34 34 4
76 Int p Cement. 174 174 174 174
60 Int Cot Mills. 66 66 66 66
75 do pf. 93% 93% 92 92
11 80 Int Products.. 27 28 27 27%
350 Island Oil. ... 5 6% 5 5
160 Libby . 27% 27 Vi 27% 27%
15 Maas Gas. 71% 72 71% 72
2 do pf. 60 60 60 60
33 M'Elwain Ist pf 98 98 97% 9S
II Mergenthaler..l33 133 133 133
240 Mex Inv. 44% 45 43 44 4
'.1Z Nat Leather.. 14 14 13% 13%
6 N E Tel. 88 88 88 88
2220 Ohio Body... 83% 34 33 33
485 Orpheum .... 30 304 SO 30%
lOPullman .120 120 120 120
500 Root A Van... 48% 49 4S4 49
170 Swift .123 4 124% 123'- 123 \
25 Stewart . 47% 47 4 47 4 47 4
SI 5 Swift Int. 45 % 46 45 4 46
Sales.
80 Slmms . 19
Open. High. Low. Laat
48 Torrington.
1 5 Unltod Drug
20 do 1st pf. . .
25 United Frult . .206 4
105 U Shoe Mach -
170 do pf.
4970 Ventura..
5 35 Waldorf . 20%
10 Waltham .... 39
530 Wal worth .... 22 4
7 vVarren Bros.. 60
5 do 2(1 pf. . . . 70
1 030 Wickwire .... 28%
7 3 %
.136
61 Vi
2 5 4
17
19 18%
76 73%
135 136
61% 51%
206% 205
46
25%
18%
20%
39
22 4
6 0
70
29
26%
17%
20%
3 9
22%
60
18%
76
135
51 Vi
205
46*i
36%
17 4
20 4
39
22%
60
28 % 29
Bonds
fl 000 A G W 5s. 76 76 76
1000 Carson 7s. . . .1054 1054 106'
1000 Maas Gns 44s 90 90 90 90
3000 Miss River 6s. 744 744 74 74
6000 Swift 5s. 89% 89% 89% 89%
Chicago
Sales. Onen. High. Low. Laat.
75 Ani Tladiator. .330 340 330- 340
25 do new. 81% 81% 81%
2300 do rights. ... I % 2 1%
10 Ani Shlpbg pr 77 77 77
1600 Armour Leath. 16% 16% 16V
400 Armour pf.... 99 4 100
276 Brlscoe . 65 4 66%
600 Chl Pneu Tool. 95 100
10 Chl Title A Tr.214% 2144 2144 2144
376 Cudahy . 99% 100 9!) % 99"
391 Comw'lth rcd.107 107 107
3400 Contl Motors
174
9 0'.-.
17
76
106 4
81 %
1%
77
16%
994 100
65 4 66%
99
8500 Hupp Motoi'S
370 Uartman
4400 Caso Plow. . . .
90 do 2d pf. . . .
800 Libby .
1000 Montgv Ward
60 M W Utll pf.
1500 Nat Leather..
100 Orpheum ....
20 Pub Service. .
21 Qualt Oats pf.
8 00 Reo Motors. . .
12 Sears Roeb'U.
2000 Shaw .
6 60 Stew Warner
75 do Mfg.
3400 Swift Int.
1000 Swift A Co. .
85 Thompson . . .
4 0 Temtor Prod.
2700 Un Carbide... 73%
250 Un Paperb'd . . 25
2900 Un Iron W'ks. 67
1000 Wahl . 11
226 West Jvnlttlng. 21
60 Wilson . 76
20 Wrlgley . 78
Bonds
$3000 Com Ed Ist 6s H6\
9000 Met E R Ist 5s 47
2000 Swift 1st 5s. . 90
18%
91
18%
1 I 'i
27%
13%
30
77
...... .... 274
233 4 233 4 233 4 233 4
HS
17
73
27 4
33%
40
13%
30
77
96
10'
11%
17%
IS'
13%
30
. 12 4
42
72
4 2 % 4 2
47 48 4
46% 454
124 4 123%
71
42 4
46 4
46%
123 -li
24% 24%
'10
86 4
47
90
11%
108
408
77
U%
1.67
274
44
2Z%
49%
Detroit
5 200 Cont Motors . . 11% 11% 11%
40 Det Edison... 108 108 108
160Kord of Can.415 415 408
60 Fed Truck .77 77 77
300 Mich Sugar. . 11% 11% 11%
lOONoble Oil & C.1.67 1.67 1.67
1900 Pack Mot Car 27% 27% 27%
60 Palge Det Mot 44 44 44
200 Reo Mot Car.. 27% 27% 27%
60 Lincoln Motor 19% 49% 49%
Philadelphia
525 Am Stores... 45% 45% 44% 44%
75 Am Rys pf . . 68 68 58 68
25 Brill . 45 45 45 46
5 60 Elec. Stor . . . 117 % 117 % 116 115
25 Oen Asphalt . 108 % 108 % 108 4 108 %
50 1ns Co of N A. 2X 28 28 28
5220 Lake Superior 22 22 20% "
44 Lehigh Nav . . 64 64% 64
50 Lanston Mon. 81 % 81% 81 4
373 Ph Co 6 p c pf 34% 36 34%
"'' Ph Rjip T t c 24 24% 24
24% 26 24%
' T1!
985 Phil Elec.
300 Ton Mining
116 Union Trac .
808 Uni Gas Imp. .
100 Warwlck T A S
49%
8%
Bonds
$1000 Elec A Peo 4s. 63%
12000 Lke Sup Inc 5s 60
1000 Leli Nav is . . S7
6000 Penn 4%s .... si
2000 Ph Ele,- ist. s, 91
2000 Reading 4s . . 79%
Pittaburgh
80 Amr W G Mch.119% r
60 do pf. 99 4 1
3206 Ark Nat Gas. . 32
100 Barnsdall Corp 49
125 Carbo Hyd pf. 4
1315 Guffey Glll_ 32
300 Indep Brwg... 4%
100 do pf. 13%
150 Kay C0 Gas. . . 1 %
6005 Maryland Ref. fctt
100 Mfrs L A Heat 58 4
42 Mld States OU 32
365 Nat Flrepf pf. 144
591 Ohio Fuel Oil.. 294
663 Ohio Fuel Sup. 514
150 Okla Gas. 42
80 Pitts Coal pf. . 90%
100 do common.. 58%
9810 Pitta Jerome. . u
S600 Pitts Mt Phas. 50
280 Pitts O A O. .. 15%
25 Union Nat Gas.125 ' 1
125 U S Steel.102 1
430 West Electric. 53%
60 do pf. 65
Bonda
$3000 Pitts Brwg fis. 76%
-''.?
36
49%
S%
63?i
60
S7
81
91
79%
20
00
33%
49
4
33
4%
13%
1%
5%
68%
32
15
31
53%
42
90%
68%
11
50
15%
02
54%
36
8%
21
64%
81 %
35
24
26
24
35
49%
8%
??%
60
87
81
91
79%
19% 120
99% 100
31% 31%
49 49
4 4
.12 32%
I 4
13 13
1 Ti 1 %
5% 5 4
68% 58 4
32 32
14 4 15
29% 31
61% 52%
42 42
90% 90%
58 Vi 6$ %
10
50
16%
11
60
16%
I2u 125
102 102
63% 64%
Go 65
764 76%
pointa higher to 7 points net lower. Total
salea for the d?w were 17,200 barrels.
Tha range ot ftrtoea follows:
- ... Wedneeday's
Open. High. Low. Cloee. cloae.
- - 18.60?20.00 19.25
iTT. TT--19.45019.75 19.25
20.J6 20.61 80.16 20.17?20.18 20.17
oTT, ITT. - 20.25?20.45 20.20
SX'Ii !S?2 20.41 20.42?20.43 20.49
20.93 80.93 30.53 20.53(&80.55 20.50
20.63@20.56 20.60
8pot..
Apr..
May..
June.
July..
Aug..
Sept.
Sugar and Coffee
Current
prices.
Sugar, granulated, per lb..14018
Coffee, Rio No. 7. per lb.... 15%
Coffee, Santoa No. 4, per lb.. 24
Tear
ago.
16%
19.70
Sugar?The market for raw sugar was
etrong yesterday, the spot price was flrmlv
established at 12.04o duty paid, on sales of
27.000 bags Cubaa, March shipment, at
11c cost and freight, to reflners. At the
cloae of the day there were buyers a,t this
price, holders aaklng %o advance. The
f. 0. b. demand continued, with buyers In?
clined to raise bids. Reflned sugar was
unchanged, with the price range 14c to
; 14%c from thoae reflners in the market.
An Improvement waa reported in ship?
ments.
The ftUuraa market closed flrm 04 Bet
advances of 35 to 45 points. with the
?vslume of business still small and the
trtsrket inactlve.
Coflfee Futurea?The market opened 4 to
16 points lower, with March showing the
maximum loss under liquidation attrlb
uted to the circulation of a few notices.
Local trade houses were sellers through?
out the. day, bellevod to be hedglng opera?
tions against purchases of coffee in Brazil.
while the market flrmed up a little at the
close on bull support. At best the mar?
ket was quiet and an extremely narrow
affalr, with traders awaittng developments,
closing net unchanged to a decline of 9
points.
In the cost and freight market flrm
offers were scarce, and those here were
about unohanged to a shade higher, The
local spot market was nominally un.
ehanged, with business reported qulet
The range of prices follows:
?...._ mi .. , Wednesday's
Own. High. Low. Cloae. cloae.
.14.34 14.34 H.34 14.40@14.?0 14.49
? 14.65 14.70 14.63 14.70^14.71 14 74
? 14.93 14.95 14.90 14.96
.14.65 14.70 14.60 14.70
.- u 69
.14.66 14.70 14.54 14.68, .
Butter, Cheeae and Egga
Bttter?Receipte wera 8.486 packages.
Creamery. higher than axlraa, lb.. 69?
Mar
May
July
Sept
Nov
Dec
L9V'?;x,rw' 92 BCore- 68?68%c- firsts
score l v^V^67*^ ?'Sts 8 8 to".*
58^6?uVH?.6oM,c; ?ei:?n<l8, 83 to 87 score,
bS(*6-%c; lower grades. 66<367e- held
6?8Xcru8A.6i3f% 1?V8' **??**?? seconds. 55?
68c, unsalted. higher than extras. 72 4 ?73c^
?64c8' J,???21 ?,nr"t8%65? 69c "^conda 360
?64c state dairy tubs, finest. 66?67%c
fasBKal0. Pr'me- 60@65?; common To fair
64c?6i,Cmi,.6HOVRted' PXtnl"' 66c: fir?t?. 62?
f.Si. imiUtlon creamery, flrstB, 46?47c
in?;iCUrrnt mak' ftms' *??*6c; seconds,'
40?41c; ,ower graces, 38?39%c packlng
stock; current make. No. 1 40%? 41c ? No
2, 39?39%c; lower grades,'36? 38 %c
rSh'***??RQc'Pts were 1,430 boxes. Steady
State. whole milk, held flats. specials 29%
fi!?. aL?ri,*?., run> 38?29c; lowe?
grades. H ? 8Tc; twins. held, ape
cfalB, whltes, 29?29%c: colored. 29?3oc
average run, colored or white. 27%?aS4c:
l0M,er fi*dea' l??27c: Wlsconsinr whVla
?n'ik4iLWl,w,..a7?,30o,; ?,n?le ?*talee. held,
30?31%c; double dataieB, held, 29?31e
Toung Amertcaa, held. 32?33c; freehT22?
S2%e; state aklma. flats and twlna, held,
specials, 18?21c; fresh specials 17?18c
prime to choice. 13? 16c: falr to good 10?
13c; lower grades, 4? 9c.
Kga;e--ReoeJpt8 were 18,737 cases. Fresh
gathered extraa. doaen, 61? 62c; extra
flrata, 49%?60e; flrste. 48%?49c; aec
Outside Buying
And Covering Put
Curb Market Up
Oil Shares Lead Advance;
Mining Stocks Active and
Strong, With Low-Priced
Silvers Prominent
After early irregularity the outaide
market turned strong yesterday. Trad?
ers on the Curb took their cuc from
what happened on the big board. When
prices started to move ahead there was
a hurrying of shorts to covor their
commltments, thiB demand helping in
large measure to establlBh the higher
range of prices.
Brokers reported a largor outside in?
terest in Curb securities, although it
was evident that the controlling force
in the market was the professional ele
ment.
Oil shares were again prqminent in
the day's trading and Houston Oil,
which fared so badly on the February
break. rose again to 120, closing at 118.
Exeellent buying was reported again
in International Petroleum. which sold
at a new high record of 45%. Tropical
Oil, controlled by the International,
was also higher. Homer Field oils
shared in the general betterment, al?
though the movement here waa ncjt
pronounced, the rise meeting heavy
realizing. '
General Asphalt led "in point of ac?
tivity in the industrial department,
selling within a range of 104% to 107,
closing at 106. Trading in this issue
approximated 10,000 shares. Cuban
American Sugar new stock sold off af?
ter early strength. Bucyrus Company
stock rose from 24 to 29 on dealings
of 1,200 shares.
Mining shares were generally active
and as a rule displayed flrmness. Low
priced silver issues were most promi?
nent.
Industrials
Sales. Open. Hitth. I.ow. Last.
3600 ?Aeme Coal.... 2 2% 2 2%
10000 *Aetna Exp... 9% 9% 9% 9%
100 Air Reduction. 44% 44'/a 44% 44Vi
100*Alum Mfg.... 26 26 26 26
100 *Am Candy.... 9% 9% ?Vi 9%
1600 ?Am H S S w i 73 76% 73 75
2600 Am Safe Raz.. J0Vi 10% 10 10Vi
500 Armour Leath. 16% 16% 16% 16%
125*Assoc Welding 1.".% 15% '?% Lr>%
400 'Briscoe Motors 67 68 6" 6S
400*Br-Am Ch Cp. 8 8 8 S
1100 ?Br-Am Tob rts 7% 7% 7% 7%
1200'Bucyrus Co... 24 29 24 29
300'Car Lt & P.. 2% 2% 2% 2%
700 ?.T I Case Plow 17 19 17 18
1500 Cent Ter SuK.. 7% 7% 7% 7%
800 ?Cleveland Auto 70% 72 70% 72
100'Conley T Foll. 26 26 26 26
1300 *Cub Am S w i 16 47 45% 45%
11000 *Gen Asphalt. .106 107% 104% 106
200 *Goldwyn Pict. 23% 23% 23% 23%
U'OOGrape-Ola. 1% 1% 1% 1%
1500 do pref. 2% 2% 2% 2%
400 *IIydrauI Sti C 35 35 34 34%
100 +do pref_ 98 98 98 98
200 Indian Pack... 15 15% 15 15%
300 Inter Rubber... 12% 13 12% 13
3000'Kay Co Gas.. 1% 2 1% 2
125Lima Locom... 92 92 91 91
250 *do pref. 95 95 95 95
800 *Nat Coal & Ice 41 44 41 42%
300 No Am P & P 5% 5% 5Vi 5%
800'Orpheum Cir. 29% 30% 29% 30%
1000 Perfection Tire 3% 4 3% 3%
100'Philips Jones. 58 58 58 58
100*Ph-J Cp pf wi 89 89 89 89
4800 'Press Tir & R 4% 4% 4 4%
400 *Rainler Mot . 42% 42% 42 42%
1000*Repub Rub ..4% 4% 4 4
2500 'Rndio Co w i. . 2% 2% 2% 2%
2800 ?Rnd Co pf w i 2% 2% 2% 2%
200 * Root & Vand. 49 49 49 49
700 ?Santa Cec Sug 1.1 14 13 V. .U%
1200'Stan Gas & El 19 19% 18 19
2500 *Stand Gas pf. 40 40 39 39%
1200 Submarine Boat 16% 17 16% 17
500 *Swift Inter . . 45 46 45 46
300 ?Tem C & F P 41 41 Vi 41 41
150 *Todd Shipyds.171 172% 171 172%
9600 ?TrianBle Film % % % V2
1500 Un Prflt Shar 2% 2% 2% 2%
1500'Un Pic Pro C 15 16% 15 16%
lOOO'Un Retl St C 14% 14% 14 14%
500 *U S Distribut 52 53 52 53
200 'U S Hisrh S T 31 31 31 31
2000 U S S S Co.. 2% 3 2% 3
500 U S Transport 10% 10V. 10% 10%
200 'V Viv'dou. Inc 18 18% 18* 18"%
100*Warren Bros. 65 65 65 65
1000 'Wm Davies .. 42% 42% 42% 42%
600*Wyllis Corp.. 19% 19% 18% 19
800 ?Willys lst pf 95% 95% 95 95V,
500'Wlllys 2d pf. 75 76 74 75
Standard Oils
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
300 ?Anglo-Am Oil 27 27 27 27
50'Prair Oil & G ? 710 700 705
200'Std Oil (NJ) ? 865 855 863
100 *Std Oil of N Y ? 480 470 480
Other Oils
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
18000 *Allcn Oil. 2% :.V4 2Vv 3
18000'Allied Oil.... % vl 4 A
3500 'Amal Roy.... 38 40 " 38 40
5700 tAnna B W Oil 77 79 77 78
1000 *Ark Nat Gas. 32% 32% 31 ;n .;,
7700 'Boone Oii_ 4% 4 % 4% 4 V,
SOO'Bost-Mex Oil.. 2% 2% 2% "-K
2000'tBost-Wyo Oil 1% 1 fV J% IA
300'Brazos Oil C. 16 ifi ifi8 jfi^ !
SOOBurk V C Oil. 1% 1% IU 114
2400'Carib Synd... 32 32 SO 31
300'Circle Oil. 3% 3% 3% 3%
400'Cit S B T Sh. 40V. 40% 40% 40%
3000'Cosden & Co. . 9% 9% 9 9U
15000'Dom Oil. 14% 15% 13% 151%
700'Duquesne Oil. 7% 7% 7% 7Vh
500*Elk Basin Pet 10% 10% 10' iou
L>00 Enjjineers Pet. 1% 1% 1 u iu,
5600 *Esm Oil & G. A A % A
1C00'Federal Oil... 3% 3% 3% 3%
700 Fensland Oil... 7% 7.W 7 7
2500'Gurt-Glll O. . . 31% 33% 31% 33
600 *Gum Cove Oil 2 Vi 2% 2% 2%
600 Home P of D. 3% 3% KVi 3%
600'Houston Oil... 119 3 20 117 118
4000'Hudson Oil... % li J. tu.
45900'Inter Pet. 43
7500'Invincible Oil. 39%
1000 'Island O & T. 5
200'KinB- Pet Cor. 2%
1000'fLance Creek. 50
500 Livmsrston Oil. 1%
1200'Lone Star Gaa 3,"
5700 Magna Oil. 4%
400'Manhattan Oil 21%
700 'Maracalbo Oil 19%
%
oOOMeKenzie Oil.. 6%
200 'Merrttt Oil C. 20 V.
600 Met Pet. 3 "
1S00 'Mexico Oil.. .. 1%
2600 'Midwest Ref. .121
700 'Midwest-T Oil %
1000 N Am O * R 4
1000 O O & G (nw) 4%
100'Pan Pr A R. . 19
100'Pan Pot pf. .. 80
400'Pennock Oil.. 7%
2000 'Penn Gas. 30
1000'P P (x) 100* 41'A
1000'Prod & Ref.. 9
1500'Rerf Rock 011. 1
300 'Rick Tex Co.. 1%
2500 'Ryfcn Pet. 3
1500'Salt Crk Pr. . 51
300 Savoy Oil. 6% 6%
1900 Sea O &?.... ? % A %
3000'Simms Pet... 35% 36% 35 36*
onds, 46@48c; dlrties. No. 1, 44@46c;
N'o. 2 and poorer, 41?43c; checks,
(food to choice, dry, 38? 40c: state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennery
whltes, extras, 59? 60c; flrsts to extra
flrsts, 65<3>58o; gathered whttos. flrsts to
extra flrsts, 56?68c; Western. whltes un
dergrades, 52?64c; Pacific Coast. whltes
extra flrsts. 67?68c; flruts. 54?56c pul?
lets, Petaluma. 47? 48c; otlier sectlons
16? 47c; other Western and Southern
gathered whltes. 49?B7c; state, Pennsyl?
vania and nearby, hennery browns, ?x
tras, 64@56c; gathered brown and mi.xed
colors. extras, 51@52c; gathered brown
*?., - ,?xed coi0Ta- flrsts to extra flrsts,
48 Vs ?60e.
Livestock, Meats. Provisions
Yesterday Year ago
Llve ateers, fair
to prlme. 100
?bs .J12.50?$14.60 *14.50@$19.00
Dressed b e e f,
sides, lb.17? .21 .19@.26V4
Llve veals. com?
mon to prlme,
!00 lbs . 17.00? 24.00 15.00@20.00
Dressed veal,
, c'ty. lb.24? .34 .22? .30
Llve e w es, 100
lh?. 8.00? 12.00 10.00?14.00
Dressed muttoa,
city, lb.17? .22 .20? .25
Llve lam bs. fair
to prime, 190
lb" .- 1S.00? 20.25 19.50@21.00
Dressed lambs,
city, lb .29? .34 .31? .37
Hogs, 100 lbs... 15.50?16.75 18.25?19.50
Dressed hogs,
bacon. lb.2JH?.22% .26?.15Vi
Mess pork. bbl.. 42.00?43.00 52.00??_
MeM beef. bbl.. 1?.00?1J.OO 36.00?36.00
U a r a, Middle
West, 100 1*m. ?4.a5?21.36 28.?0?29.00
The
High Cost
of
Experience
EXPERIENCE is said to be a good.teacher, but her charges
are often ruinous. In matters of importance it pays to take
advantage of the knowledge gained by others through their years
of experience.
In no field is this more essential than in the care of estates and
trusts.
The duties involved are very exacting and may cover a span of
many years. Collective knowledge based on long experience is of
the greatest importance.
To these qualifications should be added permanence of existence,
which is better supplied by an institution than by an individual.
THE UNITED STATES MORTGAGE & TRUST COM?
PANY through its long service is especially well equipped to act
in the capacity of Executor and Trustee.
With its ample resources it meets all of the necessary requirements,
and the charges, fixed by law, are no greater than the fees allowed
an individual acting in these capacities.
Specific figures and pertinent facts are contained
in our bookleU "ESTATES AND TRUSTS."
rvhich will be sent upon request.
UNITED3TATES
MORTGAGE &THIST CQMPANT
Capital and Surplus $6,000,000
Offices:
55 Cedar Street
B'way at 73rd St.
Madison Ave. at 75th St.
125th St. at Eighth Ave.
lOOWoodburn Oil.. 7 7 7 7
Mining
/?a!es. Open. High. Low, Last.
175000 Al-Br Col Met IA IA IA IA
1500'Ariz Silver .. 1% 1% 1% 1%
3500 *tAtlanta _ 3 3% 3 3%
6000'tBelch D (a p) 11 12 11 12
4000 tBelch E (a p). 14 15 13 14
2000 Bi? Ledge .... A A % A
2000 'tBooth . 5 6 5 6
10700 'Bost & Mot>t. 72 74 72 74
3750 'fCaledonia ... 35 36 34 35
1700 Canada Copper .1% 1% IA 1%
2200 'Cnndelaria Sil % % % %
2000'fCaahboy .... 8 8 8 8
200'Cons Vir Silv. 3% 3% 3% 3%
9300 'Cortez Silver.. 55 56 53 55
800 *De B Con M. 41 % 41% 41 41%
6400 Divide Ex (a p) A % A %
700'Eur Cr M Co H H % ii
11200'tEureka Holly. IA 1% 1% 1%
4000 El Salvador Sil 2% 3 2% 2%
8000 Emma Silver .. 14 15 14 15
650 'Forty-nine M. 1% 1% 1% 1%
7800'tGold 7, Div.. 27 28 26 27
300 'Golden Gat*.. . 1 1 1 1
6500'tGoldfleld Con. 13 14 12 13
29500 'tGoldfleld Dev 8 8 7 7
4300'tGoldfleld Mer 3% 4 3% 4
375 Hecla Mining.. 1% 4% 4% 4A
300 'Hond Am Syn 18 18% 18 18%
3700 'tJim Butler.. 23 24 23 24
5600 tJumbo Exten.. 11 12 11 12
2000'tKewanas .... 2 2% 2 2
2700'tKnox Divide. 11 11 10 10
200 Ln Rose, Ltd. . A A A A
1000 Louisiana Cons % % % %
1000 'tMacNam C M A A A A
1200'tMcNam Min H ii A %
100Maj?ma Cop .. 38 38 38 38
3500 'tMarsh Min . . 16 18 16 17
800 'Motherlode Cp 5 5 4% 5
700Mur-M M. Ltd 76 77 76 77
1000 Nipissing M Co 11 11 10% 11
600 Ophir Sil M Co % % % T|
600 Prince Con . . % \l ?% \i
3000 Rex Consol_ 9 10 9 10
19500 Roper-Gr M Co A A % A
700 Seneca Copper. 15 15% 15 15%
600 'Silver Dol M, % Va % %
1500 Sil King of Ar A A % %
3000 'tSil King Div 7 7 6 6
22500'tSilver Pick.. 21 23 20 21
600 Stan Sil Lead A A A A
3700'tSuccess Min. 6 6 5% 6
2300'Sutherlund Di 5 6 5~ 6
3200 'Tono Belmont. 2% 2% 2% 2%
1200'Tonopah Div. 2% 2% 2 2
750 Tonopah Ext... 2% 4 2% 2% 2%
520'Tonopah Min. L'% 2% 2 2%
1250 United Eastern. 3% jug 3% 31's
1000'tU S Con Min 7 S 7 S
3500'tVic D (ap). 8 9 8 9
110 tWash G Qtz. . 1% 1% 1% \A.
2350 tWest End Con 2 2 1% Ul
3500 tWh Caps Min 14 15 11 15
2000 tW C Ex (ap) 2% 2<-. 2% 2%
200'Wh Knob pf. 1% 1% l'S ia?
27500 Wilbert Min... 10 12 9 10
Bonds
Sales (000 omitted). Open. High. Low. Last.
? 11 'Allied 1'ack 6s. 76% 77 76% 77
5'Am T & T 1922 95 95 95 95
B 'Beth Sti 7<"<- 1922 97^? 97% 97% 97a.
25'Gen El 6k 19J0. 99V:. 99% 99% 99%
840 'Tex Co 7% notes 99% 99% 99% 99%
?Unlisted. tSells cents per shars.
Welsbach Company Earned
$9.38 a Share on Common
As a result of operations in the vear
ended December 31, 1919, the Wels
bach Company, manufacturers of gas!
mantles, returned net profits after!
charges, but before Federal taxes, of'
$414,275, equivalent, after $85,750 in t
preferred dividends, to $9.38 a share'
earned on the $3,500,000 common stock,
which compares with $289,112, or $5.81
a share in 1918.
Gross profits in the year amounted
to $959,975. or $141,181 more than in '
the preeeding year. From that amount'
depreciation of $91,090, interest of|
$349,250 and $105,360 reserve for sink?
ing fund were deducted, leaving a $414,
275 balance available for dividonds.
Holders of the common stock received
$70,000 in dividend uisbursements, the
same sum paid in the year before.
Surplus before excess profit and in?
come taxes for 1919 were taken care
of was $258,525, a $125,163 gain over
1918.
Financial ltems
The St. Louls-flan Francisco Railway
Company has declared payable on April 1
the 3 per cent Interest on cumulatlve ad
Just ment bonds for the six months ended
December 31, 1919. "
February net Income after provlston for
taxes. depreciation. etc. of the Gulf Stat??
Steel Company was $77,265.
Prentlce & Slepack have opened a branch
&?&? F6 ???^ty-f?Ur*h S*^t w"th
Clarence F. Alcott as manager.
New Securities
of Old Companies
In order to take care of their constantly expanding busi?
ness, some of the country's strongest and best established
corporations have had to come into the market for new
capital.
They have been able to get it. of course, even under pres?
ent conditions?but in order to get it they have had to pav
and pay well.
Yield and Protection
The result has been the creation of what is practically a
new class of securities?of preferred stocks yielding a high
return and so safeguarded (from the standpoint of the in?
vestor) as to give them many of the qualities of first
mortgage bonds.
From among these new securities of old corporations we
have selected, for offer to our elients, two particularlv at?
tractive issues.
1
One, the %% preferred stock of a nationally known con
cern, with an extremely attractive common stock feature.
(Described in circular 21-E)
2
The other, the 7% preferred stock (price 97) of an old
established corporation whose strength and prosperity are
indicated by the fact that for years past its common stock
has paid dividends of from 6 to 20%.
(Described in circular 30-R{;
For full information, call or write
John Muir & Qo.
Msi&tisNewYork Stock Exchange
61 Broadway
New York
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.
Kstablished 181g
Philadelphia NEW YORK Boston
Denmark Aiding Reconstruction
We have prepared an illustrated booklet on the
agrieulture, commerce and finances of Denmark
showing the prominent position held by Denmark
during the war and her present importance as an
exporter of foodstuffs; also Denmark's relation to
the expanding Baltie trade.
?
Copy upon Request.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & COMPANY
~ . _ . Established 1810
Foundera Court, Lothbury rww^- #~ ^
inviviN tt <-. Offlce for Trave ers
l.U.\DW?, E. C. J23 Pal, Ma? lonxjon 8 w
New Jersey Zinc Company
Circular on Request
Evans, Stillman & Co.
Members of Nets York Stock Exchange
Telephone Bowling Green 4360 60 Broadway, Now York
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