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SECUr. H'IES OJ 'FERED AND WANTED
FOREIGN
GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
The \ temporary low rate?
of f? reign exchange make
It po? tble to purchase sound
later? t-bearing mcutIUm at
espect? illy attractive prices.
Writ? for our Hftok?et W,
a. B. | 23 describing; the prin?
cipal ft ?sue? of the'European
nation* .
W^ hivestm?il Securities ^?
43 Exchange P lace New York
Telephone? S3 00-16 Honorer
Kirby Lumber, Com. & Pfd.
Davis Coal & Coke ,.
Vacuum Oil
New York Tran?t i
Woodward Iron,
\K2jCOk5ojst-?XS?
25 Broid St., N. Y. P3on* 7160-1-2 Broad
J.K.Rice, Jr. & Co.WIlISe?l
100 American Meter
100 Armstrong- i'orp..
25 K. W. Bliss Com.
50 E. W. Bits? ??liichtV
50 Eastern Steol < <> .:.
100 New York Stute l?yg. Com.
SMS Niagiirn Insurance
10O Ward llakins: Cc m.
J,K.Ricc,Jr-&Co.
Phones 4000 to 4010 John.
Wall St.. N. T.
Baragua Sugar
Liggett International Pfd.
Old Dominion S. S.
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
y?> ftnwv MV ?77"--. :?!?: :^f- Tel Rector My>
??OSTOS CHICAGO Ph:lA,f.5f.TPK>i. PrrrS?lBfjH
Bank & insurance Co. Stocks
Morton lacheribtHch. & Co.
42 Bfoad Strict T^cw^i^Vj
CHICAGO DETROIT PiULACEU??lA PlTTSSURca*
Private Wire
'iff Offices.
Bid and Asked
Till. Asked
A rtk Note pr 4 1 IS
A I'"- 'Sir "? S5
A H S Ac 1' pr ?
A C ?; F ? r 107 ' l?
A i'-i Oil ;?
\ m I '? Se pr 57
Am Loco pr. 89% 101
Am Ma i & <; : "4
An? Shlpbidg. ? l'-">
A1?. Sm pt A 71 7?'.
Am SiiiiiT . . . 100 101
P.M. Askod
ICCFSAM pr. 60
Kelly Spr j>r 83
?. oy \\ ?i pr 82
I? ?;, & i? M. 4'i
? pr . 20
Kr? 58 .v Co. , 81
....10O
La! > K & W
84%
30
'.?77%
a*
Ata Sup:?
A Sum T
Am 'IVI .v
Arn Wh pr
A?n Ztac pr
A"" Ail., r
pr.lC
1?
pr
00
1014
? or . 17 'JO
!. ,. M T.I 1514 155
... pr .100 102
I " HI cult.
.;.. l-i pr
!d pr.
'.,.?, 105
.103-y? 125
.100 105
l. rillard
s s 93 Mackay Con
4114 4S Manat? Su pr 87% 30
11 lfil? Manhat Beach > 2%
. 2614 10 Mar Rockwell. 45 5S14
Mat A: W. . 33 4?i
May Dept St. 7614 82
do pr . 9414 102
M. x I'.t pr. 93V4 '??'
M ' rentrai. 77, 85
?.r '???.'; ??:?.. MSP&SRM pr. SO 85
do Isd lines. 50
??. Moi I Power.. '.:? fll
II" Morris & Es. r.s I ,
, i ; Hv pr 93
? i -, .-. CI ai OS ll'i
i
A 1) G 2d Pt 57
A-? nu . . B0
AMai.t; C 1. M
krlaiitli- Kcf.1150
AC .'.? W I pr 63
Fin!. I Loro
Barm-it Ij
Barrett Co pr 103
Puto il .i- M.. ;
lUali s 7th pr !>?)
Bloi KdUon. SI
Brown Sh ie.. 7 ',
N
<|.) pr
U . ?S14 11!
!' S
pr
pr
100
!.:;
Huff ?.
<1? pr ,
Hnsli Term
?'il! ?c A ; 7 ?'
O??:'. Southern 40
?Vn r,t X .!. 200
.1 H
w
? & S III.
in
614
C & N \v pr.iob
<3 S I" M ? o 68
IN Y 1, k
x y ? ? .v w 17
Bo.., 19
v.,-;? s vv pr 05V
\" ?rth Am . . 50
Ohio Fuel . J7
IV . . . ! r<
? v ...110
. ,1? pr
i Owi - i B
125
90
103
C 1'eV I pr.
I A. 8 1st pr.
a It* 2d IT .
(?on. Clears pr.
Suit c\ii. pr.
100%
46
1_'0
7?-. fhvi - i Bol pr. ?
I'. Itlc Coast.. 25
do 2d pr. .. 45
Peo ?; & c 16
l'a.- Tel &? T in
f'L'A S I. pr 60 66 Peor?a & E.. 0
*.- Pitts... 7,7 62 IV: ? Mnr pr.
urtt Peah .. 73 77 do prior pr. 54
'? PctU Mulll. . 30
do 1-! pr. .. 05
rut-; Coal pr ?4
PFW f. C pr 115
: I'itU 'Ste?>l pr 85
P ?- W Va pr 74
1 ' S ? ' V .T . ?
lllnnd Mines.. 2S
i Reading 1st pt 41
Item T 1st pr ?
1 Rensselaer ... 95
'Savuire Arm^. 47
S L & S F pr 30
95 ?PXb A L... 7
4% Sears Roe pr.105
814 S-S S ? I |>r 87 sn
4!?'i SPR Sn pr. 100 in?!
?7 Standard M1U.115 150
122 do pr . 78 85
3814 -'ip St(?el jrr. P1-'-? - ?
82 Temtor A . . . 40% 49
do R . 38 ?
65 T &- P hi tr.'.!so 7!90
Tldi?water mi. l so 210
120 TSI.A W ctfs 11 15
109% do pr etfs. 17
1?19 Twin City R T 34
!'l do pr . 65 ?n
100 Underwood T.164% 170
do pr rich, sn'i S5 do pr .105 117
C.w? Motors pr 7i'. 70?4 T.'n Cliar St. .130 175
GranPy M 35 37 do pr . 95 1"'.
C, M & N pr 28 30 I'nlted I)ni?..llo' 130
Int Altri pr. 80% 82% do 1st pr
?Born Prnd pr.lOl'j lot
?ftrex Carpet. . 54 5?
?S-ii SiimI pr. 94?4 95
6?i Am Su pr. 100 ins
?rrn ('.> pr. 95 99
Bet Edison. ..
r?K ru int.
10!
29
43%
105
34%
7%
Durham II?*. 4s
do pr . 94
Eire St Bat. 115
ElShom C pr. ','.
Km Brant pr 7314
Brio & Pitt.-?.. 47.
Fairbanks ... ?
do pr ..OS
FI ?her Body..1U
do .pr . ,...10'?
{?on Oiem ..160
do pr .... 92
(ini Cigar pr.
:<?;>.,
In M T 2d pr 65
lut Paper pr 95
do pr ?tj .1 7 '?
Int Nit-kel pr 7^
Tut Salt _ 00
Tima Central 4
?*el Tea . . 11? ?
do pr . 80
JnTies Tea ... L!?>
Kayser .1 93
I Al pr 93 98 .
105 " I tali See ?'.irp 3 9%
74 Va Car Cli pr 101% 107'L
80%|\Vabnsli pr B.. 15 17
W'i M! ?d pr 13 10
6 Wcafso M 1st. r.l
1 : ,|\vii on Co pr ? so
38 Woolworth pr 102 110
-..''"-.. \VP & M pr A so 87%
1?." do pr I! ... 00 65
DIVIDKM) NOTICES
?
? > p Fie a ? ? F
I?OCKWOOD, URBBNB * CO., Managers
BOSTON, MASS.
' The quarterly dividend of 1%% upon the
preferred stock of Lancaster Mills lins
b*en declared payable August 2, 1920, at
the offlce of il- Transfer A?r?-nts, the New
Bnglnnd Trusl Cornpany, Boston, Mass..
to all stockholders of record at the close
?t>f business July 23. 1920
LANCASTER MIT.T.S.
.T Dcvereux Winslow, Trensuror.
LIMA LOGOMOTITE WORKS. INC.
:w Church struct,
N? w Cork, .lint.- 28, 1920.
The Board of Directora has declared a
quarterly dividend of one und three
quarters. ? l ?, '7 1 per <-.-nt. upon the Pre?
ferred Stock of this Company for the
three months ended June 30, 1920, pay
?.title July ?".!, 1920, to stockholders of
Rflord at the Close of business on July
16. 1S20. Transfer books do not cluse
I. A. uARSBS,
Secretary and Tu usurer.
nrFFAf.O. KOCHESTKIt *
P1TTNBI R<iH RAILWAY CO.
Dividends of Three Dollars per share on
?the Preferred Stock and Two Dollars per
?hare ou the Coinn.yn Stock of this Com
Mtiy have been declared payable August
|*th, 1920. to stockholders of record Au?
gust 4. 1920.
R. M. YOCNGS, Assistant Secretary.
MSEMANN MAGNETO CORPORATION.
DXVIDBND NO 4.
Now York, July 14, jojp
A ?f??tti!sr quarterly dividend of $1 75 per
sha;e on the Preferred Capital Stock of
this Company has be? n declared, payable
August 2, m'o. to stockholders of record :
?at the close of business .lulv 20, lf?20
^_!?' S JEROME, Treasurer.
FINANCIAL
THE fiKST NATIONAL BANK (7k
Mount t*irroil, locutod m Mount Carroll,
It) the ?tale of llHroi?, |? closing Its af
fsJr* All nots holders and other creditor? |
of the association me therefor hereby no?
il??
? ?a r.
present the
the*
Miscellaneous Markets
Publie Utility Secoritl-wi
Bid.
Amer Light * Traction com... 1*0
do pf . *t
Adirondack Gas & Electric com 12
?lo pf. 7*
?American Gas * Klectrk? com.100
?Jo pr.". . ??
American Power * Light mira.. 46
do p{. 68
American PuMto Utilities corn.. ?
do l'f. ?
Anin Waterworks Electric .... .
do participating pf. *
>U> 1st pf. '6
Carolina Power ft Light corn.. 83
Cities Servie? rom.SI0
?n> pf. 6614
<1o bankers' certificates. ?14%
do 7 p ?'. Berit?? H, 1 96?. 1 ?5
?lo 7 p c, series C, 1966. 94
Colorado Power com . 6
do pf. SO
Comwoalth Pr Rv ft Ij com.... 1?
do pf.'. 38
Denver Gas * Blectrio Gen 6?.. 78
Electric. Bond ft ??ha?? pl'd- 80
Emplie District Electric pf.... 66
Peilcral Light * Traction corn.. 6
do pf . 40
G;?s ft Electric Securities tom..5il)
?Ui pf. 67
Klrtharn Ohio Biectrlo com... ?
1? ?>c . ?
Northern Gotario l.t ft Pow com. 10
do pf.x. 44
Northern State? Tower com... ?
do pf. 76
Pacific (Ina & Klectrlo pf. 80
Republic Ry * I,t Co com. S
do pf.?. 31"
Southern California Edison_ 8S
do pf. 93
Standard Gas & Electric com. . 12
?do pf.-35
Tennessee Ry l.t ft Power com. 1
do pf. 3
United I.ttrht ft Ry? com. 19
<lo 1st pf . {?**
Western Power com. 18
do pf . 68
Asked.
126
86
16
78
105
S7
60
70
10
26
4
9
40
28
SIR
07
36
140
97
12
90
19
40
85
85
?6
10
46
350
77
2 0
4!S
?Par value $60.
Ronds
Appslach Power 1st 6s.
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5s. 1915.
I'ol Gas ft Ek-e 5s. 1927.
1'allas Elec 5s, 1922.
do 7s, 1921.
101 Paso Elec col 5s.
Great West Power 1st 6s.
Ml?lw<sst ninth's 1st 6s. 85
Miss River Power 1st 5s.
North Ont l.t & Power 6s. 61
Nor States Power Cs, 1926.
81
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Am BrasslOS
Atlas Pw.160
do pf. . . 79 hi
Bab ft W.108
Ca F & F. 160
Carb Steel 80
do l pf. 98
do 2 pf. 72
Colt A_ 49
Du P Pw.270
do pf. . . 78
198
165
81 </4
112
170
85
102
75
61
286
80
East Steel 70
Em S & I 35
?do pf . 75
?Here P. .215
?do pf . 9 4
Mlles B-P. 96
Scov Mfg.370
Thorn Iron 39
Win Cor. . 425
Woodward 5 0
90
7 1 \
6 3 \.
80
220
y7
475
63
?Ex dividend.
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid.
! Am Chicle 39
do pf... CO
; ?Aml.eath 35
?do pf.. 82
I Am Mfg. .149
do pf . . 85
i Am M & F150
I Am Td pf 3 ?4
' Am Typ F 40
I A D T NJ 25
Atlas P C. 52
B B & S Ip 84
do 2d pf 65
Bor C Mk.102'-.
Bush T pf 67
Celluloid. .150
Chihls Co. 86
do pf .. 92
City In ves 6 0
Crk W pf. 9 0
Ask.
40
65
60
89
153
89
1C0
3%
46
35
60
89
104
7.3
160
89
Ask,
160
Bid.
D I. & W.155
Draper C.130
Int Sll pf. 88
Lima r, pf 85
Nat Cash.105
N J Z w .193 197
N Co 1 pf. 0m? 100
I'helps D.170 200
P & \V pf. 9 5
R Rnalt In 26
do pf. . . 70
Ry Hak P. 125
do pf . . 80
Singer Mfgl26
S L 1M&S 4;c
Stoll S pf. 95
S D W pf. 95
Valvol pf. 95
w & a pf.ioo
Vale & T.275
95
115
82
140
85
98
105
28 6
Sugar Stocks
Card Am. 19
rio pf .. 70
Car Sus.. 5 5
C Agulrre.l 1 s
FJrrio new. 120
Godch'x S 57
Grt West. 415
do pf ..113
CO
120
IGtana. new 20 21
Mat-Am. . 20 20
*do pf.. 75 102
Michigan. 11*4 12 H
National..158 161
Ni Ni(|ueo300 360
Savannah. 56 CO
do pf .88 93
Chemical Stock?
Am Cyan. 25
do pf .. 50
By-Prod . 9 7
Cassln Co. 40
Dow Ch. .2 50
Du P C p. ?Ji
Graselll ..135
30
105
45
260
tlo pf . .
illook EI?c cp
do pf . . 60
Ky Solvay 8 0
Mac Co p. H.s
Merrlmac. 79
10'.! Mulfd Co. 48
? Semet G..170
96 ISolv Pne.200
Tobacco Stocks
G W BmelCO
do pf. . . 90
J E Youngl28
<!o pf. . . 85
?MacA&F.llO
P R-A T. .112
168 I
118
120
R J Rey A600
do S B. .440
do pf. . 98
Weym B..164
do pf... 90
Univ Leaf. 140
70
70
110
175
250
630
470
100
'Kx dividend 50?J.
Insurance Companies
Am AHi'nce.270
City Of NY. 2 06
Com'w'lth .300
Contin'l ... 68
Fid ft Phoe.635
Franklin.... 70
iOOjGreat Am. .2
111 anover .. .
Home ... .5
iNat Liberty
80
ifjara
170 !
150
Stuyvesant,
& It. 110?
New York Bank Stocks
A merlca . . . 2or,
Atlanta ... .315
1 Am Exch.. . 270
Battery ... .195
Bowery ....420
? Bryant 1'. . .150
1 Bway Cent. 150
I Bronx Nat.. 1 50
i Hutch & D. 37
' Cer, Mercan. 19 5
, Chrtse .400
Chat & Ph.275
? Chelsea Ex. 136
'? Chemical . .550
! City.375
Cual ft. I. ..250
i Colonial . . .350
; Commerce . 220
Columbia .. 175
! Corn Exch.330
j Cosmop'tan .112
! Com'elal ?. 426
I Com'w'lth . 220
j Cuba .180
East River. 165
j Fifth Nat. .160
! Fifth Ave. .900
? First Nat.. .890
I Foreign T B 64>
160
160
160
43
410
285
145
565
3S5
.345
.815
.205
925
'.10
7
Gotha m . .
G re nwich
! f arriman
Hanover
Industrial
Im ft Trad. 5 20
?Irving Nat.202
Liberty _395
Lincoln .... 275
Manhat Co.216
Mech & Met325
Melrop'tan .350
Mutual ....190
Nat Am_150
New Neth. .196
N V County.135
N Y N B A.460
Park.450
Pacific .135
Public. .355
Seaboard ..650
Second.425
State .190
23d Ward. . . 150
frit?l States.186
Union Ex... 175
Wehest er A..2 00
Yorkvillo ..375
Trust and Surety Companies
Alliance . . .
1Am Trust..
Am Surety..
Hankers
Bond ft M..
Bklyn T Co.
Cent Union,
i Columbia ..
Commerc'l .
Equitable ..
Empire Tr..
Frmrs L&T.
Fulton .
Fidelity . . .
i Guaranty . .
! Jla mi I ton ..
! Hudson T. .
Kiritis Co. . .
Law Mtge. .
490
365
3 00
390
27 0
200
35 5
15 5
63 0
115
78
275
265
610
: 7 5
335
305
400
210
365
285
661
12!
.300
?60
Lawyers T. .140
Lincoln Tr. .145
Manufac'rs
Mercantile
M et ropo I
Mtgo Bond. 85
Mil T of W.105
Nat Surety. 188
N Y L I&T.526
N York T. .695
N Y Tltlo. .130
Peoples .. . .275
Realty Asso.100
T O & T.325
Un States..830
U S M ft T. 400
U S T Guar 80
West.chester.136
W & BT&M1C5
285
225
335
370
675
475
200
145
207
326
270 i
90 :
125 !
195
625
610 ;
136 I
290 !
110 j
3 3 5 !
?G0
410
176
145
98
90
92
42
155
160
tSee New.York Title and Mortgage.
{Includes American Trust Company
stocks.
Standard Oil Stocks
Bid. Ask.
Anglo-American Oil Co Ltd... 20'/i 21<4
Atlantic Henning Co.1160
do pf . 102
Rorne-Serymser Co . 425
Buckeye Pipe Line. 85
Chesebrough Mfg Co . 220
do pf . 103
Continental Oil Co. 115
Crescent Pipe Line Co.
Cumberlanil Pipo Line Co...
Eureka Pipe Lino Co.
Galena-Signal oil Co pf, now
do pf, old .
do com .
Illinois Pipe Line Co.
Indiana Pipe Line Co.
' Internat Petroleum Co, Ltd,
' Nal ion,il Transit >'o.
New York Transit Co.
| Northern Pipe Lino Co. 92
j Ohio Oil Co . 2S0
! Fenn-Mex Fuel Co. 40
Prairlu oil ft Gas. 565
Prairie Pipo Line Co. 196
i Soi.tr Refining Co. 350
Southern Pipe Lino Co. 125
i South Penn oil Co. 266
j Southwest Penna Pipe Lines.. 65
Standard Oil Co of California.
I Standard Oil Co of Indiana..
Standard Oil Co of Kansas. .
Standar?! OU Co of Kentucky
Standard Oil Co of Nebraska
Standard Oil Co of New Jersey 635
do pf . 106
Standard oil Co of New York. ,'?>;;,
Standard Oil Co of Ohio. ?..v.
?i? pr. ios
Swan & Fin h <'o. 65
Union Tank ? '?ii Co. 113
do pi . 95
Vacuum Oil Co. 372
Vi ashlngton Oil Co. 27
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atlantic Lobos Oll Co com.... S4
do pf . 93
Cosden ft Co. 7
Eli. Basin ? '?>iih Pei Co ..
Imperial Oil Ltd.
Magnolia Petroleum Co.
Merrltt Oil Corporation .... 16
MIctwcBt JOfinlng Co. 163
Mountain Producers. lju
. ?6
?H
so 7
665
620
370
420
1200
105
108
125
29
156
101
9 8
160
?.7
33
2S?
200
370
13 0
675
640
385
450
645
105 H
3?5
277
38
106
?Vi
' '*?*
97
360
o?;
loo
3S0
164,
,155
14 VI
80
F*?*
New York City Bonds
Form. Rate and Maturity. Bid. A?kVl>lfl.
rntor. 4 ?is. 1967. pi 14 (12 ^4.95
do 4>4s, 19R5. 91H |?2 4.95
do 4i(,s, 1963. 9114 9a 4.95
do 4'is. 1957. 9114 92 ,4.90
do 4?4s. I960. 8514 8?(M>( ?iii.00
d?> 4 ?A?. 1064. 85 Vf, 864, ?li.00
do 4<*h, 1902. 85la 8fm '5 02
do Ci?, 19C0. 851?, H?5V4jt 5.04
do 41,s. 1960 op, 30.... ?514' SffVf/.J 5.00
do 4s. 1 959. 81V? -r?
<io 4m. i???,s. 81 ^ _;? .i
Ti<1-: *8. 1857. 81V, -,i
Heulst.? e.i 4s 1955-1966... XI 82tt4.lS.05
d?l Ik, 193? . 85 ,XK 15.00
Inteii'hnnsrenble 3 >^fl. 1954 72 74 : 6.10
Coupon 3?,8, 1954. 72 74 .4 5.10
Register 3V4a, 1960-1S64 in? 72 74 ??16.10
do SVfes, 1940-1950 Inc.. 6.40 S.lof? ?
i?rirtster?-ii nmi coupon ,.
serial 4Vi?. 1920-1930 Inc.6.00 B.2R i, ?
a? <Us, 1920-1931 Inc.. . .6.00 3.2* (?i ?
do <>;?, 1820-1932 inc.. .6.00 0.26 j?? ?
New York State Bond? I
I Canol Imp 4%n. 196?.100 102^4 40
Highway imp 4><?s, 1963..100 lfl2',ti?4 4o
Kanal Imp 4'is, 1966. 94 97 *40
? BlKhway Imp 4Us. 1966.. 94 07 ? C40
Bcirp Can Ter 4^3, 1946 94 97 4.40
! Highway Imp 4s. 1967.... 91 92 V4*1 4.37
Canal in?, 4s TpG7. n, 92V4?4.37
HiKh Imp 4s. 1960-19B2 inc 91 92Vf,f 4.SO
? ?o 4s. 1958. ?11 02 Ms 440
I Canal Imp 4s, 1960-1962 Inc 91 92H,.?4.39
! tallsailes I 8 Park 4s. 1961 91 02ii,V4.39
; Bargre Can Ter 4s. 1942-'46 91 94 4.40;
Federal and Joint Stock Land, Rank'
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan 6s
?1938 op 1923. 95 Vi 96V4.5.3C2
JTederal I-nini Loan 4V4s.
1939 op 1924....88 891* 6.3(8
Federal Kann Loan 4 Vis
1938 op 1923. 83 89V4 5.401
Federal Farm Loan 4 "?is,
1937 op 1922. 88 89V4 6.451
Joint Stock Land Bank 6s,
1939 op 1924 . _ 87 6.15*
Joint Stock Land Bank 6s.
3 933 op 1923 . _ 87 6.20*
Short Term Secnritlm
Am Cotton OH fis, 1S24 . . .
Am Chicle Pi. 1921-22
do fis, 1923-26.
do 6s, 1926-27.
Am Tel ft Toi 6?, 1922.. .
?lo 6s, 1924.
Am Thread On, 1928...a.,
Am Tobaren 7s, 1920.
do 7s. 1921.
do 7s, 1 922.
do 7s, 1923.
Ai.neonda Cop C?. 1929. . .
Anglo-Am Oil Ltd 7'fes, '25
Armour Conv (is, 1920-24..
do 7n, 1930.
Bethl-hem Steel 7s, 1922.
do 7s, 1923.
Can Pacific Ry ?is. 1921,
l'en Argentine Ry fis. 1927
C, B ft y joint Is, 1921 . .
Chi ft N'wesl Till 7s, '30
Ott Pneu Tool 6s. 1921 . . .
do fis, 1922.
do fis. 1923.
C, C, C ft SI L Ry fls, 1929
C-A Sug. 1st lion 6s. 1921
Cudahy Pack 7s, 1.923
Federal Sugar fis, 1924..
Great North Ilv fus, 1920.
B F Goodrlch v?n 7s. ia*26
Gulf Oil Corp 6s, 1921,. . .
do 6s, 1922.
89
96
91
88 94
94
92
1)2
100
99-**,
09U,
99%
88%
0 8%
93
96 V.
98%
97%
93
3 1
93'? .
9 9 ?-i
99
98
97
8 3 ?i
9 3'i
90%
98 %
96
92%
94%
9 5
g G
loot;
loot,*,
100
100
89*>4
9 9
9 S
96%
99%
93
93%
lOOV,,
1110
10 0
100
85',
99%
97% 97%
9 2 93 Vf,
.99% 99%
do
19 2 3.
Hocking Vnl lilt 6s, 1924
Int Rap T conv 7s, T92I ..
K C Terminal Ry 6s, 1923
Ken Copper Corp 7s, 1930
Lac G I, '..'?! A- ref Vs. '29
Liggett ft Myers fils. 1921
N Y Cent R rt ?Is, 1920. . .
Philadelphia 6s. 19(22.
Pennsylvania 4%s. 1921..
Procter ft Gambler's, 1921
do 7s, 1922. . . .^.
do 7h, 1923.
Puh Serv N ,1 con 7s. '22
R ,1 Ui'vnolds Tob. 6s. 1922
Southern Ry 6s, 1922. . . 9
St Paul U D 1?URP 5'?,s, '23
Swift 6s, 1921. .
Texas <*?> 7s, 19*23.
F S Rubber 7s, 1920.
Utah Securities 6s, 1922.. 83 85
West Bleo ?-on 7.-, 1925... 96% 97%
;?:!
96%
l oo U
100
i oo %
84
9 6
98%
9 8'-,
Markets in Other Cities
Baltimore
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
50 Amsterdam Cas 23 23 23 23
300 Atlantic Pete 3% 3% 3% 3%
35 Cons- Power.. 97 97 97 97
50 I'oml Credit.. 39% 39% 39% 39%
1 Exchange Bk.156 156 158 156
22 Md Casualty.. 75 75 75 75
40 Mt Vernon pf 70 70 70 70
40 Penna Water. 8 0% 80% 79% 70%
40 Wash Bait An 16 16 16 16
Itonds
?IIOO Uslfo Trae 5s 87
1000 Cons Pow 6s. . 92%
Boston
87 87 87
9 2 % 9 2 % 9 2 ' 2
10
80
100
60
2250
ISO
5
1370
50
10
2 50
08 0
1 9 0
500
130
5 0
10
360
4 0
370
60
15
215
2 0
COO
250
240
3 10
60
Mining
Allouez . 26%
Arcadian cons 2%
Anaconda .... 63%
Arizona Cml. 10%
Big Heart . . . 9%
Cal ft Arizona 58%
Cal ft Heela. 3 00
Carson . 24 %
Chile . 14%
Chino . 29
37%
8%
11 %
64%
Cop Range
Davis Dab
East Butte
Franklin
Helvetia ..
Island Creek
Kerr Lake
Muss Con .... 3%
Mayflower O C 5%
Mohawk . 61
New Cornelia. 17%
New River pf. 86%
Nipisslng . H%
North Butte.. . 16%
Old Dominion. 24
Quincy . 48
Seneca . 13%
Shannon . 1 %
Superior ft Bos .'? %
Trinity . 1%
U S Smelting.. 67
do pf. 44%
Utah con. 6
Utah Metal... 1%
Winona . 50
"Wolverine ... 15
Rails
26%
2%
63%
10%
10
58%
300
26
14%
29
37%
8%
11%
8 3
1 %
3%
3%
26%
2%
53%
10
9%
56%
300
24%
14%
29
37
8%
11%
70
i %
64%
3%
86%
8%
60%
17
86
8 %
1 5 %
2 4
4 8
13%
1 %
:t
),%
26%
63%
10
9%
66%
300
26
14%
11%
SO
1 %
66
3%
3%
60%
86
8%
1 5 %
2 4
4.S
13%
1 %
3
43%
1%
6r
5 Boston Elev
410 Boston ft M
10 Maine Central. 62%
4;', X V. N II ft H 23%
64 West End. 39
1 do pf. 48
02% 62% 63t% fi2%
6 2 %
28%
33
62**%
281%
3,'?t%
48'
Miscellaneous
147
4 5
146
10%
4 3 %
63 Am Agr. S3 85 8 3
16 do pf. 8 5 86 85
4 Amoskeag .... 75 75% 7 5
6 Am Sugar pf. . 108 108 108
405 Am T ft T_ 95 95 94%
25 Am Woolen.... 83 83 83
45 do pf. 93% 93% 93
195 Atlas Tack. .. . 27% 27% 27
112 0 I'.ost Mex Pet. 1% 2 1%
looo Century Steel. .2 2 2
170 Eastern .Mfg... 30% 31 30%
1 4 Edison .146
145 Eider . 27%
17 O, n Electric ... 140
30 Gorton . 1 4
L80 Gray . 22
216 Greenfield .... 38
35 1 in Cement.... 25 %
960 1 tit Products. . 17
230 do pf. li
is:, Island Oil. 6%
50 .1 T Connor Co i :: >., 13
195 Libby . 12 % 12
115 Mass Gnss. 81 SI
5 do pf. 60 60
10 McElw 1st pf. 93 93
60 .Mex lnv. 36 36
632 Nat Leather. .. 11 % II
250 Nut Oil. 6% 6
17 N i; Tel. S3 85
50 ? ?hio Body. 26 26
ISO Orpheum . 20% 26
20 Pacific -Mills...152 153 1
2511 Root . 36% 36% 25
411 Shawm Steam. 23 % 23% 23%
620 Simms Mag.... 17% 17':. 15
125 Southern Phos. 26% 26% 26
400 International. . 33% 34 32%
335 Swift ft Co.. . .107-% HIS HI6%
117 Torrington ... 66 65 65
125 l'nited Fri?t..l98 19S 195
1310 United Shoev . . -4 1 % 41% 40
865 Ventura ....... 16% 16% 15
165 Waldorf ...... 20 20 18%
675 Walth Watch. 20 :*(>% 30
25 Walworth .... 1S 18 18
.Bonds
?3000 A G W I 6s. Ji. 70% 70% 70
1000 Carson 7s...;. 104 104 104
3000 Pond Creek Cw. 92 92 92
34
6 2%
S 6
75%
IOS
9 5
8 2
9 3
1 %
31
1 4 0
27%
139%
14
2 5 ' s
IS
6%
8 5
25%
26%
Bouton Cyrb Market
i%
Bid. Ask
Ariz Ext ... 2
Ariz. Silver. .14
Blk Hawk..?
Bos ft Mon.65
Calaveras... 1
Chief Con. . 3%
Crown Rsv. .10
Crystal new. 27
Denbigh ... 14
Eagle B B 2 1-16
Foriuna ... ?
Gadsden ... 50
Boina OH . . 60
Iron Bloss. . 20
,Ter Verd
Iron Crip
La Rose
8%
Bid
2% (Majestic ...15
16 ?Alex Mel?is. 50
65
l'ungs
Monarch
Nyat I. ft '/
Nt-w Baltic. 3
Niiv Doug. . 12
Nitxoli
R.tng Pet....16
RisTnler .... I
S-vm Metals. 12
S IV Mi f p.. 4
Siltver Reef. 4
Texana.. **>
U Ver 'Ext . .30 >
Yaikoo. . 1
20
23%
15
33%
10 7%
2 0%
IS
.Ask.
20
70
Qiica?o.
4 1 Am Radiator.
CO Am Ship B pf
1200 Armour Leath
250 Armour pf . .
25 Beaverboard..
400 Case Plow . . .
110 Chi El Rys pf
85 Cudahy .
60 Com Edison ...
225 Cont Motors. .
700 Hupp .
1600 Libby .
120 Lindsay Light
1000 Mont Want . .
25 ?lo pf .
1500 Nat Leather..
200 Peck .
50 ileo Motor . .
1 10 Sears Roe . . .
200 Shaw .
4700 Stewart W
1 100 Swift lull ...
1200 Swift ft Co. . .
1300 Union ? 'arb . .
260 Un Paperbd . .
280 Un Iron .
too Wahl .
100 Waldorf .
126 W Knitting . .
5%|
X3
102%?
3 0 %
101
11%
40
22%
139%
6.S
3 9 %
107
5 %
8 3
.102%
9
14%
12%
7%
3 i
'101
11%
40
22%
:n?\
6 s
3 9'-i
33 %
107
M31
1 5 %
9 2
4 9
83 S3
102%.102%
14%
32%
7%
30%
101
11
4 0
22%,
14 H
1 2 \
101
11
221
138
6 7%
38?.
1 9 %M I 9 %
IS Ms
1 0C V,
63 _
4 9 %
19%
IS
Bonds
$16000 Armour 7s .. 9r>'? 95% 95%
13000 t'hl City C 6s 38% 38% 38
3000 Chi C R 1st 6s 65 65 66
3000 Com Edi 1st 6s 78% 7&% 7?%
6000 Peo Gas R 5s 68% 5.8% 68%
2000 Swift 1st 6s.. 8*1 % 83% 83%
Detroit
Columbia Sug. 17% 17% 17??
Cont Motor. .. . 9%. 9% 9
Ford .359 \*!60 358
Lincoln Motor. 42 42 42
Mich Sugar... 12% 12% 12%
Noble 'i ft Gas 1.15 1.15 1.14
Packard Motor 17% 17% 17%
Paige Motor.. 26\ 26% 2fi%
Re?) Motor.... 22% 22% 22%
100
1200
700
1900
200
19%
95% i
38
65
78%
58% :
83% |
1?%
17% i
26%
2 2 %
Philadelphia
200 Am Store?.... 4 3 %
7 5 Brill . 88
782 Elec Storage. ..US
166 Gen Asphalt pf 96
275 Insur Co N A.. 28
760 Lake Superior. 13%
105 Lehigh Nav. . , 59
40 Phil Co fi% pf. 31
761 Phil Electric. . 21%
SlfiS Phil Rap Tran 14%
57 Phil Traction. 61 %
inp Trmppgt, R?l . 1 %
44
3 8
117
95
?8
13%
69
PI
21%
16
'ft
43% 43% !
114%* 116%
91 91
28 28
12%
69
31
21%
13%
61 Vb
1%.,
12% ?
69
31 :
21% |
14
61% |
1%
fc? I
G ? ? imp
40'
?Jj? ?0? ?tMJmM?tkU?* U?.fll4
%
Bonds
Sales. Open iT'.irh. Low. Lost.
$"1000 Na Pro Co 4-6s 6 6 5 5
WOOO Am U & H 6s. 71 7 1 "' 7?
ySUOO I'hh FA 1st 5s. *0 SO 80 80
' ?2000 Reading Gen 4s 79 79 79 To
Pittsburgh
95,Am W Cils Miull 1 111 110
200 ?I?) ut'.I'll I? I I'"
110'
I nl
, |3035 Ark ?Ins. . .
lno Ouffey Gill.
30 Hablrshaw Bl. 15"7, 1!
50 Knv ? '?> Gas. .. I :,?
100 I,mi" Star lias. "S'? 28V9 -S '
675 Marland lWii,. 4-'?? -I r-? 4'
26 Rlfrs L & 11 . ,.. 4!?U 4!? \ 49
100 Na FIreprf i>f. 13 3 3 13
82 Ohio Fuel Sup. 48% -l*Mi ?I*'1
50 Oklahoma Gas 31 3 1 .!07
3500 PkIi All SluiHta ..'Ct .33 .30
230 Pgh Plate GIS.160V4 150V4 150
KIPbIi Trust Co..200 200 20?
140 1! S Steel.,. 8 9'ti 89% 88
60 Westh A B... 103% 104 lo.". -1
43 Westlngh. l?lec 48 48 4 7 \
Montreal
Bil?. Ask. Bid.
A P &: P.. ??I '? 82 I'll TM & S 2DV4
At sug K.ir.i.
du pf...lH4
Bell TolephlfOa
BrTL&P. . ?1 %
?'o C ?s;- F. - -
do pf. . .11/0'a
Can Cnint
10 1
HI
do pf.
Cn Stmshn
Car Fac.?
Bid.
Ailanac? .... 1
Apex .,. 1
Ba ley .... ?
Boaver Con.. V
Goiilagajs . . 2
Crown Itsv.. '!
Dome Lake. 2
(irt X'lUm. .?
llargEa-ves, ?
Hollims'er.... 4
Lake Shore. '
Mi-liitv:-R, ... 1
Miib 0'i> Cn i
.121
. 130
H?'t I' liy.104
l,int?ll,til..l 17
Dom Steel ??a?
Dom 'l'.vtl. 139Vj
MLM&PCn 83 U
Kriln Pap.214
?i?) Sha vvn?n . . 110
Spn Hv
7l-\ do pf.
27 Stl Co
Toronto
Ask.
4 [Newrav .... 2
3 |Ptrsn Lake. S
Por..- Crown.
Porc Ts?Il ..?
Poro Imprl ?
Pra B Domo 1
Tk Hughes. E
Temiskam'g.
Thmps Krlst 4
Va? uam G. .
Wasapllca... 10
West Dome., 3
28
I 5 %
4 8 U?
1?0
20 0
104
47% i
ion
1 17
2 14 Vi
1 I I Vf,
124
71'.i
%
Bid.
Ask.
8
13,
Vi
4
2
4
10
i&er
y Polleemaii
In Auto Chase
'iijgitive Car Halted When
Patrolman's Shot Hits
Leader; Four Arrested;
Saved From Angry Mob
Patrolman John K. Trimble- killed
Max Yunnan, 139 Suffolk Street, a
.striking fur worker, yesterday, when he
fired at a fleeing automobile from the
running board of anott?er machine as
they raced down upper Broadway. The
fugitive car halted and Trimble arrest?
ed Yunnan's four companions. They
were charged with felonious assault
upon A. J. Komarow, 3828 Broadway,
it furrier.
Trimble's bullet had pierced the base
of Yunnan's skull. He apparently was
killed instantly.
Samuel Abramowitz, chauffeur and
owner of the fugitives' car, halted at
J-llst Street. Trimble and reserves
from the 152d Street station saved
them from an angry crowd of pursu?
ers. At the police station they were
registered as Irving Hochberg, twenty
one, of 321 East Eighth Street; Max
Xcchner, twenty-three, of 1322 Pros
j pect Avenue, fur workers; Samuel
-Cohen, twenty-six, of 502 Claremont
Parkway, messenger, and Abramowitz,
who is twenty-eight, of 925 Union
Avenue, Bronx.
CohoTi, in a Western Union uniform,
walked into Kamorow's shop and asked I
? l'or a "Mr. Smith," the furrier told
the police. The others entered, say?
ing they were from the union and |
wanted uo see Komarow. His wife
called hrm. and as he came from a
room at 'the rear, he alleged, the men
began betiting him, using an iron bar.
a lire extinguisher, and tools in the
shop.
Jacob Marks, Komarow's son-in-law,
rushed out Eor Mie police. Then the
visitors fled, boarding an automobile
which was tending at the curb, and
sped down Broadway, changing the
License plate as they went.
Hundreds joined the chase, many in
automobiles. Patrolman Trimble board?
ed one machine and shouted for the
fugitives to halt. The race was then
started which ended in the shooting.
A. J. Kaufman, president, of the In- !
terrtational Kur Workers, declared that '?
the men had been appointed at a meet?
ing in Beethoven Hall yesterday to de?
termine the truth of a report that
Komarow was employing scab workers.
Komarow. he said, started a row, and
"the committee retreated, defending
themselves against his blows. {?oma
Tow and his wife. Mrs. Lena Komarow,
shouted: "Thieves, catch them!" ac?
cording to Kaufman.
Alton Bushel, union attorney, bailed
out the men, and the union instructed
him to ?communicate with Mayor Hylan
and the Police Commissioner to find
out whether Patrolman Trimble was
justified in shooting.
A union board will meet to plan pro?
vision for the widow of Yurman, who is
about to give birth to a child. She was
married ten months ago, when Yurman
was honorably discharged from the
army. Mrs. Rebekah Yurman, his
mother, identified the body.
British Isles <".los?ed to Mannix
LONDON, July 27 ?The ambiguous
statement of Premier Lloyd George in
the House of Commons yesterday th^t
Archbishop Daniel J. Mannix, of Mel?
bourne, Austii<lia, would not be per?
mitted to land in "England" because of
his recant utterances, was cleared up
this afternoon when it was declared
in nftKinl qunrters that Archbishop
Mannb: ??:?{.i li?t be allowed to land
in the British Isles.
Curb Issues Slump
On Heavy Selling;
Recoveries Slight
General Asphalt Breaks to
New Low of 59 ; Aetna
Explosives Weaker ; Mid?
west Refining Declines
Professionals took the bear side of
tho market for the greater part of the
session on the Broad Street curb yes?
terday and prices slumped rather
easily, sovoral active issues reacting
sharply. Even the slower moving in?
dustrials were weaker and eased off
fractionally.
General Asphalt was under pres?
sure, which in the absence of buying
orders carried the stock down to a
new low of 59. Although it rallied
later to 60 on coverings by shorts,
there wa3 not much display of
strength and the tone reflected the un?
certainty of the entire list. Cleveland
Auto and Chalmers sold lower, the
latter probably on the rumors which
caused a decline in Maxwell Motors on
the Stock Exchange. The delay in ef?
fecting the proposed merger of the
two companies has had an adverse ef?
fect on both stocks. Some believe
that insufficient securities have been
deposited to complete the consolida?
tion.
Aetna Explosives turned weaker
when it became known that the sched?
uled meeting of directors for to-day
had been called off because Benjamin
B? Odell, president, is out of town.
Many stockholders are. known to be
opposed ot; any plan which would dis?
tribute the assets in the form of a divi?
dend, or reduction of capital by pur?
chase of common shares. Directors have
been told that the opposition is based
on the necessity of showing conserva?
tism and keeping the company's large
working capital intact. Many believe
that large capital is needed now for
business expansion, in view of the
great increase irt the sales of by-pro?
ducts, which are said to be running
now at the rate of $500,000.
Midwest Refining broke sharply
under heavy selling at one time, but
recovered later. The decline carried
the stock down from 156 to 151, but
the upturn left it off only 2 points
at 154. Salt Creek Producers sold
down to 341,i from 36. but moved up
slightly at the close, the net loss be?
ing little more than a point. Most of
the other prominent oils were from a
fraction to more than a point lower.
White Oil sold down to 17%, rallying
slightly on the last sale, and Simms
Petroleum was off Vi . SiVU Transport
rights were fractionally weaker.
Industrials
P.-,),-.,* Open. High. Low. Lait.
3100 ?Acme Coal. .. 2% 2 Mi 2% 2%
300 ?Aetna Hxp. . . 10% 10% 10% 10.%
100 "Alum Mfg pf..8!) 89 HO 80
100 ?Am Chicle. . . 40 40 40 40
100 ?do pf. ?1 '?I 61 'll
100 ?Auto Fuel S.. HO 00 60 ?o
50 ?Borden .U?0 101% 100 100
BO ?do pf. 84 84 84 S4
100 ?British Emp.. 23% 23% 23% 23%
100 ?do 7% pf... 7)1% i?l% 51% 61%
200 ?Br-Am T coup 14 14 14 14
600 ?Bulck Carb... 11% 11% 11 H%
100 ?Bucyrua Co. .. 20 26 20 26
500 ?Car Lt fr Pwr 2% 2% 2% 2%
100 ?Caracas Sup.. 65 56 65 55
100 Cenl Ter Sug . 7,', 5% fi % 5%
Too ?Chalmers Mot ? 2
5600 ?Chgo Nipple.. 1 :: r* 14% 13% 13%
700 ?Cleve Auto.. . 00 CO 55 55
?.m :'i 'nnley Tin F. 23e;, 23s; 23 % 23%
300 *Cont Motors.. 9% 0% 9 ' ?. 9%
2 in?) ?Crude ? 'hem . . I ' I % 1 '? 1 %
300 ?Dominion St I. .'.7 - ? 58 57 % 58
300 ?Empire T & S. 10% 10% 10% 10%
500 ?Farrell Coal. . 28 % 28% -T 27
11000 ?Gen Asphall . (?2% 63 VI all 61
1600 Grape-l >la. 2% 2 Vi -'k 2%
1800 do pf. 2% 2% 2 Va -7?
300 *D W Grit Inc. 15 15 It 17,
600 ?Hercules Pap. 26% 26% 26 20%
2000 ?Heyden Chem 4% 1-7s 4% lis
100 Hydraulic Stl.. 30 30 30 30
100 ?do pf. 81% SI % 81 '-I- 81 %
100 ?Kay Co Cas. I i ? 1 % 1 % I :'i
200 ?L McN&L rts. 12% 12% 1 J % 12%
100 ?Nat C Bit rts. 02% 92% ?1 91
200 ?Nat Leather.. 11% 11% 11% 11 1 i.
1300 No Ar;? P& I'.. 6% 6% l! -\ 6%
3000 Perfection Tiro 2,',; 2 fa 2 fa 2,1,,
900 ?Pyrene Mfg. .. 10% 10% 10 10
000 ?Radio Co w 1. 1 % 1 ?"-, 1 Vi i %
bOO ?do pf w i. . 2% 2% 2 % 2 %
200 ?Roy Fr TP Inc 5% 5% T% 5 V?
50? ?Sohulte'sR St. 62 63 02 63
4000 Sub Boal. ! 1 % 11% M 11%
i 0 ?Swift Inter. . . 33% 33% 33% 33%
200 ?Texas Chief Ola 17, i :? 17,
100 ?Union Carlflde 64 \ 64 \ 64 % 64 Vi
300 Cn Profil Shar. I % 1 % 1 % 1:-,
2000 *U Ret St Can. 13% 13% 13 Vi 13 ?4
Mio *U S 11 Spd T.. 31 31 30 30%
1400 U S l.l K- Ht. . 2% 2% 2% 2%
100 ?Un l'ict Prod, 1 Vi 1 U 1 % 1 %
100 *Wm Davies... 39% 39% .".9% 30 ^?
100 ?Willys Corp. . 18% 18% 18% 18"%
100 ?do 2d pf. ... 01 61 01 61
100 ?Wood 1 ?.- S.. BO Vi 60V? 50% 50%
17,0 ?Win VVrigley.. 77. 77, 75 77,
1500 ?do rts. 4 Vi I % I 4
Standard Oils
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
1500 ?Anglo-Am Oil 21% 21% 20 20
10 ?Std i ul of Cal ? 310 310 310
Other Oils
Sales. (?pen. High. Low. Last.
17,. ? : -A llieil Oil. . . 21 24 23 24
1600 . A Bell Wyo. . % % % %
1 100 Arcadia Oil. ... 1 \ 1% 1 Vi 1%
100 ?At lantlc Gulf. 711 \ 70 '., 79% 79 \
300 Bigheart P&R. 9% 3% n% 9%
3500 ?Boone Oil. .. , 3% 3% 3 V4 3%
3000 ?tBoston-Wyo. 1 fa 1% 1 fa 1%
200 ?Cent An, Pet.. 35 35 35 35
8500 ?Cushing Pet.. % % % %
; 100 ?Del Tex Oil. .1 I % 1 1 %
1500 ?Dominion Oil. 10% 10% 10% 10%
2000 ?Ell< liasin Pet 7% 7 \ 7% 7%
1500 Engineers Pet.. 1% 1'* 1% i(,
1000 ?Federal Oil... 2% 2% 3% 2%
1600 ?Glenroek Oil.. 2% 2% 2% 2%
500 ?Granada Oil. . 10% 10% 10% 10%
500 ?Guffoy-Gillesp 2S% 28% 28 28'
1500 ?Harvey Crudo fa % fa fa
1500 ?Hudson nil. . . fa fa fa A
700 ?Imperial OIL , 1 ?1 10% if, if,%
500 ?Indian P?ef, n. 201;. 21 20% 21
400 ?internat Pet.. 31 32 31 " 32
1000 * I.,-?norm Pet . . 1 % I % 1 % 1 '.'..
7,00 Livingston Pet. ?"? r, 43* 4%
2000 ?Maraeaibo Oil 22% 22-% 2 ? % 22
500 ?Merritt Oil... I", 15% 15 15%
300 Mex- Panuco. ..12 12 12 12
I 150 ?Midwest Ref..155 165 151 153
1000 ?tMIdwest Tex. 6 7 5 7
3500 ?Nat ? 'il N .1 . . 6% ?.;% 6% ?; s4
. X.i Am ?J & I!.. 2% 2% 2% 2%
2000 ? Hear O&O new 3% 3% 3% 3%
1100 ?Orpheum ?'ire. 26% 26% 25 25%
100 ?Panhan Pet pf 67 67 67 67 ',
200 ?Prod & Ref. . 6% 6% 6% t?%
400 "Red Rock Oil. % % % %
300 ?Ryan Cons w I 23% 23% 22' 22
1500 ?Salt I'k Prod. 30 36 34% 35
1100 ?Shell T&T rts. 19% 19% 19% 19%
1700 Skeily (Ul. 10% 10% l?ns 10 v8
1500 ?Simms Pet... 16 16 1 t % 15
400 ?Superior Oil. . 16 1?! 15 ?!?, 15?;
li'.oo ?do C t rets. 19 19 19 19'
6700 ?Tcxon O ?fe L. % % % s>,
700 ?Tropical Oil., in 19 18 18
2400 ?Victoria Oil. .1 1 '? 1 1 ?;,
1200 ?White Oil- 18% IS Va 17% 17%
Mining
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
2200 Alaska-BrCM. }fc |j? ts )(?
3500 ?tAllanta. 2 2 1 % i >..
4300 *i Belch D (a p) .". 3 2 Vi 7;
7,70?i ?Belch Flap). 1 I 3 Vi 4
16000 Big Ledge. A A fa ?.,
27011 ?tit,?Uli. 4 " 1?., 4 1 1"
17,00 ?tCaledonia ... 20 2? " 19 20 "
800 Canada Copper ??, 11 % %
1600 ?Candelaria Sil fa fa % j>? 1
2600 ?tCashboy. 7% 7% 7 7%
100 Cons Vir Sllv . 2% 2% 2% ?>%
3400 ?Cortea Silver. 61 62 ' 60 62
7600 Div Fxt (a p).. 23 21 23 23
1633 Emma Silver.. 6 ti 77, (?>
6000 ?Eureka ?'r M. fa fa fa ?
11,00 ?tBureka Holly 1 1 r? 1 " l"~
? 1300 ?tGold Zone D. 13 13% 13 13
1100 ?Goldiin Gate.'. % % % ^
3500 ?fiioMM ?'
8%
2125 ?fGolrtfd Dev.. 6 ?1% 5 " C
1 7.?a ?tGoldfd Mor.. lili
150 Hecla Mining.. 4 4 314 311
1300 ?Hows Sound.. 3% 3% 3% 3%
2300 ?tJIm Butlar.. 14 14 13 13
1700 t.lmnbo Fxteti. 4% 4% 4 4
1600 ?fKewana?.. .. 1 1 u i 1 ii
2000 ?tKncix Divide. ?S 51^ 514 5??
2000 ?Louisiana Cons fa % ?-,
3500 ?tMacNam Min % % /. u
1500 ?tMarsh Min. .11 11 ?o n
100 ?-Motherlodo C. 6 % 6% 5% 5%
69 *N Jersey Zinc.194 191 19-?' 192
200 Ophlr Silver M. % % 44 " ^
100 Prince Con.... % % % 14
4000 Rex Cons. . 6 7 fio
5700 Roper-Croup M fa fa fa 1
100 St Croix Silver ! 1 1 ' 1
1000 ?fSlIver K Div. 2 2 2 o
2700 ?tSIIver Pick.. 5% 6% 5 5
400 ?Simon Silv L.. 1% 1% 11: ,u
3O0 Stand Silv L... % % 1. C
1500 ?fSubcesa Min. 4 4 44
3600 ?Sutherland D. 1% 2 1% 2
1270 ?Tono Belmont. 1% 1% 1 jl \ r?
2200 ?Tono Divide. . i? u^ jY i 7?
3700 Tono Exten.... l^ t? j J? ~
376 ?Tono Mining.. 11* 1% 1 v; 12
lioo United Eastern 2-? '?fa 2% "C!
?OO0 ?ti; S Ont M. 0% 7 6 u ?r*
?700 -tVU?, D???!, ( 6 6i- 6i
TOt tWuh A QU,, % % ?g ?2
Recovery Follows
Decline on Selling
Pressure in Cotton
Covering by Shorts Checks
Depression by Bears ; Oc?
tober Shows Weakness ;
May Extreme Advance
A further declino occurred In the
cotton market yesterday which lasted
until prices had declined from 13 to
45 points under the previous nicht on
tho more active positions, ?fter which
there was a strong upturn that car?
ried them well above the previous
close, mainly on active covering by
traders who had gone short of the mar?
ket In the forenoon.
A feature of the day was the rela?
tive weakness of October In contrast
to its recent strength. This was the
result largely of a reversal of strad?
dles and increased offerings of new
crop cotton in the South.
The close was steady, with prices un
I changed to 70 points higher, May show
j ?ng the extreme advance. There was
! little chango in the weather situation
: and crop news continued generally
i favorable, pointing toward bearish
i private reports on conditions this week
| and to a favorable government crop
; roport on Monday: practically all of
j these will cover the crop up to July
I 25. The trade was a little surprised,
however, at tiie reports in a local trade
I paper on Missouri, Mississippi and
| Louisiana, which indicated that con
| ditiona would be no better than last
| month, if as good.
On the other hand, there was im?
provement in Alabama and a gain in
condition. In view of further rainfall
in the belt, with little prospect of any
change in this respect within the next
day or two, there was a disposition to
act more conservatively on the crop
outlook, although sentiment is still
bearish as a whole on the situation.
Much Wall Street selling developed
during the day, but most of this was
based on financial and industrial con?
ditions which were construed by stock
houses as still unfavorable. The trade,
Liverpool and Japanese interests were
among the best buyers of the day un?
til the late afternoon, when short cov?
ering provided most of the demand. If
was expected that the weekly govern?
ment weather report to-day will be
somewhat unfavorable as to the Caroli?
nas and Georgia, where rains and cool
temperatures have prevailed, but will
be favorable as to most of the balance
of the^ belt. Southern spot markets
were "practically all unchanged for the
day.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at -10c for mid?
dling. No sales were reported.
The range of prices follows:
Monday's
Open. High. Low. Cloafa. close.
Aus... 35.06 35.GO 35.00 35.50? - 35.00
Sept... ?- 33.75? - 33.70
Oct.... 33.50 33.73 32.05 32.50?32.63 32.50
Nov... - ?? - 31.75?-31.50
Pee... 30.57 31.05 30.32 30.90 ft; 30.95 30.65
Jan... 29.80 30.25 29.60 30.25?- 29.85
.Mar... 29.05 29.CS 29.05 2!)'c5 <?? 29.68 29?18
Apr...-29.40?-28.75
May.. 28.45 29.20 28.40 29.15? 29.20 28.45
June... ??-29.00? - 28.30
Southern Spot Markets ? Galveston
steady, unchanged at 3sc; sales, 785 bales.
New Orleans quiet, unchanged at 39.75;
sales. 102 hales. Mobile nominal, un?
changed at 39c; sales nil. Savannah nom?
inal, unchanged at 41c; sales nil. Charles?
ton steady, unchanged at 40.50; sales nil.
Norfolk quiet, unchanged at 40.50; sales
nil Augusta quiet, 25 points lower at 40c;
sales nil. Memphis steady, unchanged at
39.50; sales, 100 bales. St. Louis steady,
unchanged at 39.50; sales nil. Houston
steady, unchanged at 36.50; sales. 3.126.
r-allu
bales.
13
.10; sal?
900
Cotton Statistics
Last Last
Yesterday. Week. Yr-ar.
Port receipts.. 7,214 8.455 15,310
Exports . 12,603 2,787 325
Exports season 0,323,537 6,284,036 5,381.000
N
,634
510,929
3.000
32,141 85,144
833,152 1,270,377
2.500 7.O0O
6.50O 12.500
3,853 151
Cotton, a fa ir
Spot .
July .
A ug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
5'eb
Y stocl
1'ort stocks. . .
Tnt receipts. . .
Int. shipments. 6,000
N Y arrivals. . 760
Liverpool Cables?Spo
business doing at 33 points decline: mid?
dling, 26.06d; sales, 8.000 bales. Ameri?
can, 6,000; Imports. 3,600 bales; non??
American. Futures opened steady, at 17
tu 23 points decline. Closed shady at a
nel decline of 28 points to an advance of
G points; July, 24.28; October, 22.62; De?
cember, 21.66; January, 2 1.39: March.
20.83. Manchester: Yarns in moderate de
ma mi ; i-ioths quiet' r.
Cottonseed Oil
The market showed arr easier tone early
In the session In sympathy with the sharp
declines in the grain list and with cotton.
The firmness in lard, however, discouraged
aggressive selling, and during the latter
half of the day prices developed a firmer
tone and closed with net gains of 10 to 30
points. July shorts were active buyers,
and this seemed to strengthen the entire
list. Total sales for the day were 12,000
barrels.
The range of prices follows:
Monday's
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
-12.50? 13.25 12.00
13.00 12.25 13.00 12.75? 13.50 12.45
12.74 <i 12.76 12.48
12.66 12.98 12.66 12.93<? 12.55 12.73
13.01 13.17 12.98 13.12?B 13.14 13.00
- 12.30?! 12.95 l'.'l'O
12.50 12.65 12.60 12.65@12.80 12.55
12.50 12.60 12.50 12.69@12.80 12.56
12.60 12.62 12.60 12.80@13.00 12.66
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter? Receipts wore 9,878 packages.
Creamery, higher than ?-xtras, per lb, 56%
(r?'5fi>-?c; extras, 92 score, 55'4 "if 55'-.e :
firsts 90 to 91 score, 54@56c; firsts, 8S"to
89 score, 521j53 \?c ; seconds, 83 to 87
score. 49@61c; lower grades. 47@48c; un
salted high?'!- than extras, 59@59%c; ex?
tras. 59@59?/*!C; extras, 58@68',4c; firsts,
54@571-..c; seconds. 50@53c; state, dairy,
tubs, finest, 64@65c; good to prime, 61%
@53c; common to fair, 45?51c* ladles,
current make firsts, 46'/a@47c; seconds,
43"i4?44%c; lower grades, 42@43c; pack?
ing stock, current make. No. 1 44c; *Vo.
2, 43c; lower grades, 38?42c.
Cheese?"Receipts. 1,144 boxes. State,
whole milk, fresh Hats, colored or whites,
lb, 27@28c; average run. colored or whiles,
25V4?26c; lower grades, 20@26c; twins.
fresh speeiiils. 26V4@27c; average run!
white or colored. 25@26c; lower grades,
20@25c; Wisconsin. fresh twins, 26'??
2?il;c: single daisies, fresh, 26 V? @27 Vise ;
double daisies, 26la 'a 27c; " Young
Americas, fresh, 2S <? >ti 29 '?c : fresh spe?
cials, 17? 18c; prime to choice, 15@16M?c;
fair to good, 12? 14Vie; lower grades, 5
if 10c.
Kggs.?Receipts were 13,557 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras, per dozen, 54??55c; extra
firsts, 51@53c; firsts. 4817 50c; seconds,
44?47c; dirties. No. 1, regular packings,
38?40c; checks, fair to choice, dry, 33?
37c; slate, Pennsylvania and nearby West?
ern hennery whites, extra, 68?70c; whites,
extra firsts. 65@67c; firsts, 01@64c; gath?
ered whites, firsts to extra firsts, Cl@67o;
undergrades, 54@60c; Pacific Coast, white,
extras. 68?70c; extra firsts, 65@67c; firsts,
61@64c; other Western and Southern
gathered whites. 52@64c: stale. Pennsyl?
vania and nearby Western hennery browns,
extra, 68?62c; brown and mixed colors,
gathered graded, extras. 54?55c* firsts to
extra firsts. t7@53c.
Slump in Coffee Futures
Causes /VW' Low Prices
Current Year
prices. ago.
Sugar, granulated, lb. 21C@22.50c 9c
Coffee. Rio, No. 7. 11 %C 22%c
Coffee, Santos. No. 7 . . 22 %c? 23vgc 28??c
Yesterday's coffee market was on the
downslide throughout most of the sea
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Chartered 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Companys
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
At Forty-first Street
New York * V
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Foreign Exchange
Administrator Guardian
Member Federal ReBerve System and N&w York Clearing Honse
Stone & Webster
INCORPORATED
147 Milk Street 120 Broadway 38 So. Dearborn Si.
BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO
EXAMINATIONS AND STUDIES
of Industrial and Public Service Properties
REPORTS
on Valuation and Operating Efficiency
National Oii Company
(of fietw Jersey)
Owns and operates
CARGO VESSELS
OIL TANKERS
OIL BARGES
In addition to its exten?
sive oil - land holdings in
United States and Mexico.
Information regarding the Common Stoc!? of
this Companv will be furnished on request.
M- S-Wgxjee* ? Co.
41 BROAD STREET, NEWYC?JFC
Phone .Broad. 25
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?-!-?
sion, except for a mid-afternoon rally
of 15 to 20 point*, with prices easing
off later r.nd closing a few points up
from the bottom.
On th.' call prices were 1 to 5 points
lower, but broke sharply on trade sell- j
ing and offerings from importers on
private ?epoits of a lower Santos mar?
ket, and this was later confirmed by
official cables reporting a decline of 75
to 375 reis.
The trade seiling was attributed to
the acceptance of low bids sent to
Brazil. Or. the d?clin?; there were large
lots of December picked up by out?
side investment buyers and for awhile
this hail a tendency to hold the decline
in check. At the low point of the day
September was 10.03c, December 10.20c
and Maich .10.28c, or the lowest point
touched since the reopening of the
exchange.
Firm offers fron- Santos were for
well described 4s at 143ic to 15c, which
were slightly above the lowest recent
.?ales. The local spot market was quiet
und lower. Ric 7s wert quoted at 11 xu
to 12c. The exchange closed at net
losses or* 35 to 75 points.
The range of prices follows:
Monda* 's
Open. High. Low. Close.
July... 11.25 11.2". 11.00 10.75@10.85 11.50
?.ig. . . - - - 10.2] ?: 10.25 10 ii
Sein... 10.42 10.42 10.03 10.11 @10.13 10 0
Oct....- ? 10.1S@10.19 10.54
Nov....- - 10.24?10.25 10 10
Dec.... 10.65 10.67 10.20 10.31(3)10.32 10.07
Jan.. .- 10.34@10.35 10.69
Feb....-10.38@10.39 10.7*3
Mar... 10.74 10.74 10.28 10.41@10.43 10.78
Apr....--10.44@10.46 10.82
May... 10.83 10.8:! 10.4?} 10.47@10.50 10.86
June...- 10.50@10.52 10.89
Sugar?The market for raw sugar was
a little more active yesterday although
the volume of business was not heavy.
Some small lots offering In Cubas, Porto
Ricas and full duty sugars were absorbed
by local and outport retiners at lower
prices.
Transactions included 15.0(10 bags Cubas.
early August shipment, with outport op?
tions, at loVaC cost aifl freight; 10,000 bags
('ubas. prompt shipment, outport options,
at li'.ic cost and freight; 8,000 bags
Cubas, early August shipment, outport
options, at 1','ic cost and freight; 150
tons Perus, prompt shipment, at I4.75<
c. i. f.. to Arbu.-kl"; 10,?ion bags Porto
Ricos, afloat, to Warner at 10.30c c it', and
7.000 bags Cubas at 15%o c.J.f., early Au?
gust shipment, to the American for Phila?
delphia. This places the spot duty paid
price at 16.30c.
Little or no chang?- was reported In re?
fined sugar. The American Is offering su?
gars for shipment next January. K?-bruary
and March at 17c regular terms.
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
yesterday. Year ago.
Live steers, fair to
prime, 100 lbs. $13.60*9)16.00 $14.00? 10.75
D r p s ? e d beef,
sid?-s, lb.16@ .25 .17? .23
Uve veal, com?
mon to prime.
100 lbs. 17.00@21.00 . 15.00@21.00
1> r e s a e d veal.
Hty. lb.28@ .33 .26? ,33
Uve ewes. 100
lbs. 6.00? 9.00 ''. '-*?".''i 9.50
Dro8sed mutton,
city, lb.14? .22 .123 18
Uve Iambs, fu:
to prime, 1 Qj
lbs. 15.00<a 1 " 50 13.00I& 17 25
Dressed lamb s,
city, lb. .25? .36 .*J0 ?ap 2r,
Hogs. 100 lbs... 16.60@17.60 23.00@23 ?0
Oressed hogs,
bacon, lb.23*ii@.23T? ,31>14@.32>4
Mess pork, bbl... 3;',.00@ 3 4.00 34.60?34.?0
Mess beef, bbl... 18.00? 19.00 33.00@34.00
Lard. Middle
West, 100 lbs. 18.50@ 18.60 34.85?J. .14.9".
Sales. Open.Hleh.Low. Last. '
3600 tW End Cons.. l ,*>, i ^ ]% \ %
2500 t\V Caps Min . 10 10 9 1(1
3000 i W C Kv (a p) l'a 1 i:. J% ) i3 !
3500 Wilbert. Mining 4 4 " 4 4 " j
Bonds
Sales (000 omitted). Opr.n. nigh. I^ow. l.ist.
$15 ?Allied Pack 6s.. 69 69 68% 69
7'- ?Aetna ser H 6s.. 65 ?5 fl;{ gj
5 ?Am Ti?-T 68 '22. Mi, 04?-, 94'? '.M'?
35 ?Ang A O 7 %s w 1 ?S % 08 % 98 % 9g ?4
50 ?Armour 7e-w I. . 95% 'j5% ii5 ?.? 95 ?y !
5 Goodr 7% "25 w i 04's 'M?,, 94 94 '
10 ?Ovt of Swed 6s. .14% 8??^ R4 s4
G ?Inter R T 7s. . . 66% 66% 66% 66 V,
20 ?l'an 9m P 1% wl 9 4 ?S, 94% 94% 941t,
6 ?Sinclair Con 7 %s 97% 97% 9774 q77?
2 ?Swiss C.vt 5'?s. . 84% 84% 84 84*2
4 ?Tex Co 7% notes 9*1 H 98% gs ni?
30 ?U S Rub 7%swl 98% 98% gg ,0
3 ?West Elect 7s.. 97% 97% 97 97
German Internal Bonds
(Quoted In dollars per 1,000 marks.)
Mark* (000 omit'd). Open High. Low rast
1 320 ?Berlin 4s. 21% 22%. 211 ?>?>
?0 *Gt Berlin <???? -l ?tl ?20 20
10 ?Bremen 4?. 3?% 24% 24% 24%'
40 ?Cologne 4s. 24% 25 24% 24%
6 ?Dresden 4?. 24 24 24 24
20 ?Dresden 4%s... 24% 24% 24% 24 %
15 ?Frankfort 4s... 23 25% 26 25%
150 ?Hamburg 4%s.. 23% 25 2:i?4 23%
5 Leipzig 6a. 26 26 2C 26
5 ?Mannheim 4s... 23 23 23 23
5 ?Stuttgart 4s.... 24% 24% 2 * i j 24%
160 Vienna 4a. 7% 7 ?, 7% 7%
120 ?Vienna i%s... 7% 7% 77 7',
?Unlisted. fSells c^nts per share.
Financial Items
S. Stern, vice-president of the Columbia
Trust Company, sailed Saturday to visit
the company's correspondents ip Englaml
and France.
R. M. Grant & Co. are offering a new
isiue of $265,000 city of Salisbury (X ('.)
6 per cent Improvement bonds, due from
1923 to 1935, at prices yielding from 6%
to 6 per cent, according to maturity.
A L. Chambers * Co., of Buffalo, an?
nounce the removal of th-lr New York
Ji'ilce from 3Z Liberty Street to t?O Broad?
way.
A
Common Sense
Talk on Oil
Copy on Application
Lloyd, Pettigrew & Meyer
i 25 West 43d St. New Yotk
I
j Phone Vanderbill
ANDREW .: M . . ? r.
- REGI'LAR AI ."!'!? ?N S
KTO?t KS AS? liovn
.By ADRIAN H. MI I I 1 ?t & SOX,
? IFFICE, 55 WILLIAM STR
WK!).\K'1I\?, .11 t.V 28TH, 1930,
ai 12 .??
EXCHANGE S.
NOS il AND 16 VE
For Ai . ounl o Who It M
7,600,. :
Con
Im!, i ? ;
5 (0 000 255 Fifth w
Mtg?
Inter, si i I
200 si
: m sha iiuti . '?
1 sh. ?'? .
IS, 7 7 si.- /?;
lOO shs. I-:. . ? i - :
? I Is 2 si
50 shs Fie
'?> 000 shs Carolina ? ;
Railway <"
45 000 shs. Livid,- .-'Midi, ate Mini! -
4.50" shs. x, vada Hon? y H- - M i
3 1-3 sha. Trebllg Realtj ??? Construction
Co . Inc.
66 ?sha. Alpo Hat I
5 .shs. H. W. Jo
20 shs. 2 Id Ward Bank.
22 Bhs Rob? rtson > 7c !'>'?
Works. * 4f
268 sha. Hi
2.? 1 10 shs Corn '
10 shs. 1 Bn?f>
neering ,
2" Hhs ! ? ? '"
*
- " ' .
'
100 shs ' , -. .
100 sha. t
I ., ;
lOOsh
'-,'"..' kronen City o? < Bda
500,000 mai ka German ?
200,000 kronen Citj ? i 4' Bds
118,000 marks i
Bda
100N000 kronen City I I na 4 B<!i
100.000 markH City of D
800.000 marks ? ity of Hi
Hide & Leather Has Deficit
The quarterly financia! statement of
Che American Hide and Leather Com?
pany issued yesterday showed :? >!-7
cline in the balance afterTharg
taxes of nearly $1,500,000 from '*?<;
preceding qnarter.
Operations in the quarter ended .U'-"*
30 showed a deficit after
taxes of $810,697. This compares wiW
a surplus in the preceding quarter <?
$238,135 and in the corresponding Pe"
riod of last year of $1,098,780.
Monthlv Earnings
Norfolk '& Western
June gro?? .??,388,?<8 In- i??M??
Deficit aft-r fix. 2.:'!.'.72?! Inc ?-'?'?a
Nel op. deflcil 1,751,180 In..-. -??'!??"
Sis n . 99? Inc. UH'S?
l)?-tliit after tax. ?.661.641 Inc. ?.?*?*?
Net op. deficit.. . 01^,104 Inc. 6.34i.->l?

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