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W. F. Ladd & Co.
Investment
Securities
New York
J
Wheat Drop
Heavy Selling;
Exporters Buying
of 12 Cents Takes
place in Face of the Big
jM Foreign Purchases on
Record; Flour Declines
Jftt declining tendency of ' values
fcjti has beer, apparent in many di
Stions of late, has extended into the |
ta*t market and during yesterday's j
there was a break of 11 _? to |
easts a bushel under the heaviest ?
4 of selling.
Ftottf nrices were also cut about a ;
?r a barrel and contidenee in high j
MM severely shaken. Exporters
ifsin in the market for wheat |
diales for the day were estimated at !
#?s? to 2,000,000 bushels, princi- ?
Bj at the Guif. Export operations:
?week have been of record propor- j
s?? ?mounting to about 15,000,000 j
ikfls, and the fact that prices could '
_se in the midst of this heavy buy- i
frota Europe has given the im- !
?aim that the situation is very !
si. I
fte trade is wondering what would j
at happened if the export dcm.and !
d net beer, forthcoming, and it now
to be seen whether or not Eu- '
j will continue to buy and whether:
pressure which has been on the ,
"?t recently will also continue,
{?fain merchant.-, as a rule were again '
nled over the origin of the selling '
ware- Th?re were dozens of the- |
i advanced as to the source of the ',
Safe but no one seemed to know |
Slitcly where all tho wheat came |
It was evident that some large |
Sa| orders had been received from
Btpe, but most of the pressure was ,
??fat to come from the country in ;
i term of hedging operations.
S?_ thought that this was due to !
?acial conditions, as it was declared '
Breakers were demanding high mar- ?
HOB loans on wheat, owing to the i
send weakness in other commodi
ft
Jh As local market No. 2 red and ,
1*2 hard were quoted at $2.55, c. i. f. |
Ik? New York.
pra Continues Weak,
Despite Short Rally
Tit eorn market was weak during
?pester part of the day, and, while
ti rallied at times on covering,'
: quotations were lV.c to 2,ie net)
jfi The break in heat had a bear- i
B iniaence on sentiment, while con- j
tari heavy pressure from the coun
' caused renewed weakness in the ;
i position. # The ?.ppearanco of ;
jet temperature in the Northwest,)
th one or two private reports cf J
itt frost, ?"au.-e<l ?nip uneasiness, '
? atone time the market rallied to
?t a erot a bushel above the previ
?J final.
!?? official for<-ca--t. however, fai'ed ;
ipobtf to any ?tirth? t frost, and stu- j
M of the weather map could ?ee
?i* prospect of ttr.y dangerously '?old
?tker m the ir.me?:.-.te future.
lathe local e?<-h markt t No. 2 yd- ]
?eorn was quoted at $1.40Vi c. i. f. :
???York ten day.-.' shipment.
_,"' YeateMay'a Previous
W*lOT't: , cloae.
? > J_?OW..I? 4 - ? J! 17\
P_eber_ i ? . 1 27?;
Fwat?.: -, . .? j - j
aStf*Th* en's i:..rV.?
*? er ?eta. b ?":.?.? i? ..
mh prie? ?how.-.j Borm? Independent
Wjtb, and !? .. lotatlona were \c
"W f er B?tit-:?; !>? r arid unchanged to V?c
at far the :..? months Stocka am
*. lau prat? ??? .-.? oi:?ider?bd li?, and
?**4e wj.? ij , to be cautious about
*ai the **!!h:i? !? I*
?taeloc?! caxh n ar cet No 1 whit? ?u
HMatTlv; Ko. . white, "0if7lc; No. 3
__?>fe7i<-; Nia. 4 white, 68c; fancy
ttt ?ral??. 7}_"?-. upimary clipped
?* Me. ?n ?levai
Xoeterdaya I-revloua Tear
T?Wlt: fr,t, . ,i.ri-. ?go.
?i_*.M.S?_.70 i ?? '.'?'?i 71 jn 7% :. ?.79
w;:. ^ '7'
?Ja?atarket wea?L.
Plack: eloae.
k ? Weal j; .,? ,
"??and Meal -..',??? ?
Tear
a?n.
|l.?9\
:7 ?; 1.55*4
.?j _ 1.26"i? |
waa Influenced '
al- !
Tear
aro.
$1 5Stt
ttaUrday'a
e?0?e?
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#12.?0,V 3 '.' }.;
Year
Ill 10? -
|j-?j-*?io?i:.eo?i3
H.f?J** * *? ?.75? 3 10 3.?0? 4.1*
;?-?tft:?;o io.o??io.50 7;:,? 7.50
se.tt 4 i oo
^^rtter. Cheese and Eggs
?Pg?"**?_Pt? were 5.108 parltaaea. [
E -h'.?1'-' than ??.?.;?. lb.. c??,??
.1.1 ** """ '-- ? Orafa, >0 lr. 'J 1 '
k.?Si*,.1r !'r"?' !? l?il9 ',"'re' 6?ii '
__-?m?, aj .,, . - ,,?r?, *maii,;, low?*-j
i_'.a<7? Dartlah ca.ka, 5,'.'-,?
.?^'!M- h"'-r 'han extrae, ?it. _ ? ;
?__?*?<; ?'????? <!?!?/ tuba, finca?, 60? '
t?Sii" Pri.rc. ;.1W /,-?;, ro:.-*jon to!
if*?' lad:-?. . .arrftit make, t?rate. ?
?tu' ?***"'3?. ?lH??3c: low?r ?rad?a, ?
_?T'^*'-*""'S ?-.?. current tna'K?. No.
_..'" *6 2i ?le; l'amer ?radea. 3S??0c.
?????--lUcell,??. 1.140 t?xea Htaie.
f_??___ r"*h ?1*"!' <'>:""1 "f white,
h??WV%?a. *v?r**'? run. 2??**WC
BL 7.fil,?r. averaga run. t#hlta r?r
C2v??l?t*r-?, ;??-r aradea ?fl???r.;
**?*/,/.?*VT"*- ?7i*?i';Hc; atnai?
r^i*^.h.', ??S?1!'.-, doub!? Dalate., :
i-?H?,MV4S: Y''ur" America*, fre.t?,
*T1S2 :_.'k"r>?- """^ ??""tela. 18?
Z**&L%i*?' lo ???I 1^u,*e;!
?MUeeipie ?ere 12.?so ea^a. rreah !
I?7^!?*V?'??' <io??r?. ?4?S?lc; *atr? '.
Kjb:*f''*'i ?'??, ;8?a?e; aMorwla,
R_t> iry. ?14???'.-. refrlaarator,
i7u*?r?*. f?titr. t.???6t_<;; flrata. !
?g". S?*e?4?. ?H?*?c; ?tate, fen ti-I
,195U' S?tb?rm4 ?bit??. ?lr^ai
_?*? '??H?? ?an.er yradae, ?s*. H \
__? _C__** white?, ?t-traa. 8<??|c; ?
*??4i?v**ie 'Jr"t?' v??**?; uoder i
,?J_JT7?; P-?a?u;r;?, ?mall, ???Me; |
'?2**r. ?"1 ?-.'??her?', a_'.h*r?d ?
??'??'? ??t?. r?nf.?yl?*t?U and I
?..175*"- >M????ary browna, nim?,
aw?t)"SE?*''*4 ????"-? *ntl ?t.U?4 colora,
*^W???? **????? ?rata to ?itr?
, ?jmpajry. p?f e*_t.
The Day's Bond Market
U. S. Government
Transactions
Hates.
s.' 1947.830*.000
Libert > .
do 1st 4.1, 1947
do 2d 4?, 1943. . . .
do 1st 4 ViS. 1947. .
do 2d 4Vis. 1942. .
do 3d 4V.S. 1928..
do 4th 4 Us. 193?. .
Victory ?%s. 1923. ..
do 3%S, 1923.
14,000
28,000
52.000
3.281.000
2,321.000
4.081.000
1 369,008
551,000
?Quotation?
High.
Llbertv 3%s. 90.82
do 1st 4s. 87.90
do 2d 4a. .
do 1st 4 ?48. ..
do 2d 4V48.. .
do 3d 4%S...
?to 4th 4V*s..
Victory 4%s...
do 3 % s .
20
83.40 .
90.15
87.63
96.08
I_OW.
90.26
87.00
86.70
87.40
86.SO
89. 64
86.80
I_ast.
90.32
S7.90
87.20
8X.40
87.32
90.16
87.S6
.?S 96.10
.08 96.03
Tleld.
4.10
4 SI
4 98
5.04
i'.U
5.30
6 22
5.20
Ne*
Cbg?.
+ .08
+ 1.28
-t-,34
+ 1.10
+ 1.08
-, 1.00
+ .88
+ .44
+ .44
Closing
Liberty Bond?. Teaterday
3'4s, 194
1st 4s. 1947 .
2d 4s, 1942.
1st 4V4S. 1947
2d 4-48, 1942.
3d 4 Us, 1928
Bid and Asked Quotations
Closing
Thursday.
90.3219) 90.38 ?0.14<8> 90.26
3S.00*_> 88.40 37.00? -
87.20? %7.50 86.00?
88.10-8) 83.40 $7.20?
30? 87.40 86.24? 86.28
90.06? 90.14
89.10? 89.IS
88.50? 86.54
95.64? 95.66
96.64? 95.68
4th 4'4_, 1939 87.36? 17.44
Vic. 4%8. 1923 98.04? 96.10
Vic. 3%a. 1923 96.04? 96.10
Pre-war Issues:
2a reg. 1930.101% ?102
2s coup., 1930.. , .101 ?4
3s reg.. 194?;. 89 ? 93
3s-coup.. 1946..
4a reg., 1925. . .
4s coup., 1926..
2s Pan. c? 193?
2? Pan. r., 1936..101
2a Pan. c, 1938
2s Pan. r., 1938..101
is Pan. reg.
3s Pan. coup....
Phil. 4s, 1934...
Phil. 4s. 1936...
Phil. 4s 1936. . .
D. Col. 3a. 1965.,
Foreign Gort, and Municipal Bonds
(Interest To Be Added)
Bid. Asked.
Anglo French Extern. 5s. 1920. 99% 100
Argentine Intern 6a, 1945. 69 69H
Kingdom . t Belgium 6s, 1921.. 99.4 99'*
? do 6a, 1825. 92 93
do 7Va?. 1045 . 97*4 9?
Canada, Pomlnlon of, 5s, 1921.. ?7% 98%
do notes, 1921 . 98% 98V4
do 1926 . 89% 90%
do 1929. 91 V4 91 it
?do 1931 . 89 % 90%
Chinese aovt Hu KugRy 5s.'61. 43 43%
Cuba Extern. 6s, 1944. ? 84%
do i.n. Series A, 1949.? 81
do 4%B. 1349 . 68% 73
Dominican Rep 5s, 1968. 82% 83
City of I_yons 16-yr 6s, 1934_ 84 85
do Marseilles 16-yr 6s 1834... 84 86
do Bordeaux 15-yr 6s, 193 4... 8 4 8 5
do Copenhagen 25-yr 5%s, '44 77 77VI
French Govt 8s, 1st Issue.101 V4 101 V4
French, Paris City 6a, 1981_ 94% 86
Govt of Switzerland 8s, 1940... 102*4 103
Jap Govt 4%?. strlg loan, 1925. 74% 74%
do 4V*s, 2d ser. 1925. 74% 74%
do 4s, sterlg loan, 1931. 68 63%
do Tokio City 6s, 1953. 52% 63%
Vu K Gt B & Ir 6-yr 5%s, 1931. 98% 98%
do 8-yr &%f?, 1922. 95% 95%
do 10-yr 6%s, 1929. 87 87%
do 20-yr 6%s, 1937-,. 82% 82%
Mex Extern strlg 6s of '99, 1945 41 43
do gold 48 of '04, 1954. 34% 30
King of Italy 6-yr 6%% gold b 88% ?0
'??Or]
? 89?
90 Tt
Anglo-French 8s
2,000.100
2.000. 99%
80,000
?s.ooo
23,000. 99%
City of Bordeaux 6s
1,000. 84%
City of Lyons 6s
1,000. 85%
City of Parlo 6s
3,000. 85
22,000. 94%
70.0'jO. 94%
City of Tokio 6s
6,000. 63%
1,000. 64
4,000. 63%
Dom Canada 6%s
notes 1921
10,000. 98 %
do 6'_s 1929
3,000. 91%
do 6a 1931
1,000. 90
4,000. 89 .4
17,001?. 90
6,000. 89%
Dominican R 5s
1.00?). 83
11,000.s30f.
2.000. 82?
French Rep 8s J P M!
r<.ts when lssu?v!
5,000.lu??,;
3X.000.101 ?4 ?
10.000.101 ?v
?.OOO.101 'h j
10.000.101%!
r.1.000.101%
85.000.101%
500.101%!
6.000.101%l
r.,000.ioi?-_i
4.00'?.101%
2.000.101%:
1,000.10-v.
500.101%
1.000.101%
50,000.101% !
2.00?.101%
21.000.10l>4'
3,000.101541
4.000.101%
6.000.101 ?4,
22.000.ioi%i
S.OOO.101 V, ;
...000.101%
1.000.101%
ir.,ooo.101%!
19,000.101%!
1,000.101%
(Sales)
Jap 1st ser 4%e
19.000.74%
12.000.4%
40,000. 71%
do 2d Her 4%s
1.000.? 74%
2.000. 74%
8,000. 74%
10.000. 74%
do stlg loan 4s
1,000. 58%
K of Belgium s f
7%s J P M rets
13.0*0. 98
1.000. 97%
6.000. 97%
3,000. 9S
do 6s 1921
1,000. 9914
1.000. 99%
do 6s 1920
1.000. 93
S of Italy 6%s oer
A 1925
1.000. R9 74
8.000. 90
Rep of Cuba 6s 17?04
2.0O0.s30f.. 84%
do 4 %s
1.000. ?8%
83%|U K of Great Britain
& I 6%s 1921
2,000. 98.?,
15,000. 98%
3L090. ..... 98%
do 5%s 192?
.000.
95%
95%
95t;
28.000. . ..
6.000_
62.000. . . .
do 5%s 1929
18,000...... 87%
1,000. 87%
1.O00. 87%
111.000. 87%
18.000. 87%
do 5%s 1937
L000. 82%
f000. 82%
4.000. 82%
13.000. 82%
12,000. 82%
5.000. 82%
' S of Mexico 5s
6.0f.'0.830f.. 42%
' ? oon. 42%
3.000. 42%
5.000. 42
2.000. 43
do 4?
2.000. ?.r,
7.000.s30f
1.000.101% N T ?.'anu? 4s 1961
fi.000.101 %
'19,000.101 ?4
500.101%
10.000. ... 101%
Gov of Swltzerlad
s f 8s temp rets
__?, p fi ri.1 ???
2.000.102%
7,000.102%
14,00".103
Jap 1st ser 4%a
26.000. 74%
20,000. 74%
,000.s30f.. 74<-_
3.000,. S9
Virginia dfd 6s B B
& Co etfs
37.000. 66%
l.tlOO. 67
N* T City 4%s 1957
May
1.?oi?,. ..... 90%
do 4%a 1?63
5.000. 91
1.000. .
do 4'_s 196'
30.000. 90%
do An 1938
1,000. 81%
90%
90%
Railways, Other Corporations
Bait & Ohio 4%s
2.000. 68%
6,000. (9
do p I 3 % s
1,000. 83%
do T *. C 4s
6.000. 54
do Pitts 1. E &
W Va 4s
5.O00. 63%
5,000. 63%
2,000. 63%
do Hwn 3%a
2.000. 76%
S.OOO. 76
Am Ag Ch deb 5s
2,0u0. 92%
Am Fmei'-lng 5s
10,ooo.s30'.. 75%
6,000. 76%
11.000. slOf.. 76
13,000. 76%
6,000. 76%
Am T A T cvt 6s
4,000. 96%
2,000. 96%
12,000. 96%
6.000. ?6%
10.000. 97
do col 5a
7.000. 80% Beth Bteel p m 5s
1 000. 81 . 5.000. 78
1.000. 80% 1,000. 77'
7.000. 80% Brooklyn Rap T 7s
2.O0O. .... ,. 81 1,000. 41
1,000. 80%'Brooklyn U Elev 6a
1 t.000. 81 ? stamped
do 4%* I 10,000. 66
1,000. 81 Bush Term Bldg 6s
do col 4? 9,000. 761
2,000. 76%| 1,000. 76
Am W P ? Ml ^^ ot Oa Ry 6a
? 000. 78%? 10.000. 88
1,000. 78% i do con 5s
1 000. 78% I ?.?"O. ?2
Ann Ar1??r 4s 7,000. S2'
1.00 1. 6? Cen Pacific ytd 4s
6.00?. 66%
2.000. 66
1,000. 56
Armour fit Co 4%?
7.000. 78%
2.000. 78
2.000. 79
A T & fi . ' g?n 4s
13,000. 76%
16.0*0. 7*%
3.000. 76%
6.000. 76%
6.000. 76%
2.000. <H%
26.000. 76%
6.000. 76%
6,000. 76%
dO ?.:?'!. 4S 19(0
36.004. 33%
19,000. 84%
do adj 4s
2,000. 88%
do ufij 4s Stamped
3.000. 70
2.000. 69%
do _ft Okla dlv 4s
3.000. 81%
Atl Coast L> 7s J P
M ret?
2,608.190%
do ij.itr.ert 4%a
1.000. 76
do i?t con 4s
3.000.,_ 76%
6.000. 7^
do I, 4 N ||
10.806.TON
1.006.T?C
1.400. 70%
1,000. 70%
Atl Fruit C? 7a temp
s f evt *?r A
1,006. 8?
Bait * OHIo ??
19,000., ??
1,906. 8?%
1.090..,;.. 8_"_f
d? rfg 4s
1*06. ?t%
8,809. 66"
1,090
?to cvt 4%s
?.099...... ?7
S.OOO..,.;. ?7
W:::::: ?
*.*?_*,?*? __. >
me***
Ml
\\l
6.000
6,000
2,000.73%
11.000.73%
1.001.73%
Ches ?fe Ohio con 5s
6,000. bl
\ do evt 6s
8.009.._ 85%
10.060. 36%
1.000. 85%
11.000. 86%
19,000. 16%
?0.000. 86%
7.000. 81%
do gen 4%s
12.000. 76%
31.000. 76
S.OOO. 78%
do cvt 4%?
6,009. 78
4,000. 76%
11.000. 76%
3,090. 78%
8.000. 76%
8,000. 76%
C * Alton !%s
3,000. 38%
C B A Q ?an 4s
2,OOO. 78
do Illinois 4?
3.000. 76%
6,000. 79?
6,008. 7?%
S8.009. 79%
13,000.79%
78,900. 79%
10,900. 78%
10.064. 79%
do (olnt 4s
1.000. 96%
23,000. 95%
3,000. ?6%
31,000. 96%
* M 111 rffl 4s
8,000. 37
30,69?. 36%
?1.090. 87
do etfs of deposit
" 000. 14%
0<?>. 84%
404. ?6
10.000. 36%
4,99?_/. 8?'
34.000. 96%
11?:::;: P
jj**,.,.,. ?7%
10,?
ii'fl
?fo.i.
C Great Western is
?O.ooo. 56V
2.oon. r.s.
_ . 1.000. 66
C la 8 gr E ???g
_ . 6.000. 71%
C M A til F cvt 6a
aer B
. ln?0. 73%
do gen 4%a
10.000. 73S
6,000. 74
?O CVt 4%s
J-000. 71%
1.000. 71%
8,000. 71
2.000. 71%
3,000. 71
19,000. 71
do rt_ 4%?
12.000. (3
. 6.000. ?3%
do gen 4? aer A
2.000. 6S
Chic ft .N w 7a temp
reta
??000..loi %
"?
C I
do gen
10,000. fl4i_
do3%s -*
3.000. ?7
2,000. 67%
?, 6.000. 67
Chicago Ry 6a
4,000. 69U,
C R I & P gen 4s *
2,000. 7o _
1,000_ 7'ir!
l.ooo... ?Jv
1,000.1 73 ?aw
do rig 4, 'i%
18.000. 88
M00. ?g
l.OOO.aJOf.. 68
41,000. 6814
8,000. gaZZ
c st p m _o aw.
1,000. 63
Chic Un Station 4%?
aer A
1.000. 771/
2.000. 774
6,000. 77
?Vest Ind 4s
1,000. 69 _
Chile Copper 7s A
_ 1.000. 9gix
do 6a
11.000. 73 V
?.000- 73%
10,000. 73
C C ? & St I. gen 4s
7,000. 70
<-Ol A So 4^?
1,000. 75
Con Gen temp 7a
10,000. 99
1.000. 98!X
_ 12.000. 98%
Corn Pr 6a 1931
_ . MOO. 89%
Cuba Cane Sugar
cvt deb 7b
1?00. 82%
6,000. 922
1000. 92%
1,000. 93
6.000. 9JW
1.000. 92Vfc
8.000. 98
1.000. 9314
10,000. 93
Del ? H temp 7s
9.000.J02
1.000.1021.
4.0(10.102%
2.000.102%
2.000.102
do rfg 4a
1,000. 7?t
Dan & R G rfg 6s
i.OOO.alO?.. 50%
32,000. SI 2
do ctfs of deposit
6.000. 60
_ i.ooo. 00%
do 4 ??s
1,000. 69
1,000. 60U
do con 4s
1.000. 65%
7.000. 65V?
?.000. 65.
1.000. 65%
1.000. 66^
Detroit River T 4 ?As
2,000. 7; ;?
Detroit V Rys 4 _s
1,000. 69
4,000. 58*?
2,000.n30r.. 68%
_ , ".000. 58V4
; Erie prior Hen 4s
3,000. 57^4
do gen lien 4s
12,000. 471/
4,000. 47%
4.000. ?78
6,000.a20f.. 47
2.000. 48
, 1.000. 47%
do cvt 4s Bar D
.1.000. 62H
21,000. 62
2.000. 52%
1,000. 52V4
Gen E|eC deb 6a
7,000. 99i?
3.000
do deb i
4.000. 86
Havana Elec 5s
l.ooo. . . 7?
Hud A M rfg 6a
l.ooo.
1,000,....]
2.000..
do i in- ,',3
1.0'
44.?00. 22%
20.tOO. 22%
R.tno.... 23
1.000. 23%
20,000. _.t i_
10,000. 2314
Illinois Central 5%h
Mo Pacific 6a 1965
1.000.80
do gen ?a <
13,000...... 66%
2,000. 66%
Mobile A Ohio ?la St
L et C dlV
6,000. 74
do 5 St Loula dlv
0.000. 78
Montana Power 6?
2,000.82%
1,000. 82
9.000. 82%
National Tub? S?
1,000. 84%
N Orl T & Mea ta
\ 7.000. 67%
Cen'ral col 7s /
P M In.valrn ret? *
8.000.100%
5.000.100%
5.000.100%
9,000.100%
4,060.100%
8.000.100%
do 4a 1934
10,00t. 77
1,000. 77 %
.".OOP. 77%
do deb 6s
1,000...... ?2%
1.000. 92%
8,000. 92%
25,000. 92%
?.O00. 92%
3,000. 92%
2,000. 92%
3.000. 92%
2,000. 93
do rfg 4%a
2,000. 77
do rig 3%a
6.000. 68
do L s 3%a
1.000. ?S
do M C 3%a
1,000. 61%
2,000. 62
N T ? _ St L deb 4a
6,000. 71
' 6,060. 71%
NT T N H * H 6a
7.000. 77%
1,000. 7714
1.000. 77
N Y Ry? rfg- 4s ctf?
of deposit
. *?<>?<>. 27%
do an: i>s
10.000. C
N T Sus 4: W gold 5s
1.000. 62
N Y Tel deb 6s
9,000. 88%
4,000. 83%
do 4%8
8.000. 77%
N Y W ft Bn 4%s
4,000. 61
8,000. 60
1,000.,.. .. il
16,000. 50
Norfolk So Sa aar A
1.000. 64%
Norfolk A W cvt 6s
6,000.101%
10,000.101%
do con 4s
2,000.75%
4,000. 76%
do div 4s
1,000. 75
Nor Pacific 4a
2,000. 76%
do 3s
8,000. 66%
2.000. 66
Nor States Power 6s
2,000. 74
Ore-W a R ft N 4s
2,000. 71%
Pacido G ft E 5a
2,000. 75
Pao Power ft L 6s
2,000. 77
8,000. 77
[Pacific T ft T 6s
1,000. 811_
3,000. 81^4
Penn temp 7a 1930
6,000.103%
do 5s 1968
5.000. 88%
25,000. 88
9,000. 88%
1,000. 88
6.000. 88%
6,000. 89%
2,000. 88%
do 4%h 1921
2,000. 98
6,000. 98%
do g.^n 4%8
1 1,000. 79%
3,000. 79%
3.000. 80
1 3.000. Rl
1.000. 79%
? 4,000. 80
'Peor?a ft E 1st 4s
j 1.000. 63
I Per? Marquette 6s
1,000.82%
do 4s
8,000._65%
Pub Ser of N J<%s
1,000. 63
Reading ?en 4a
11,000. 80'i,
1.000. 80%
1.000. 80
2,000. 80%
Republic I ft g 6s
2,000. 87
68'.??Rio (1 W col 4a
12,000. 63%
Ark A L 4%s *
.'I.OOO. $7
2.000. 06 %
6,000. 67
2,000. 6?l%
1.000. 6*%
6,000. 07
St I? Ir aVlt ft S 4a
Rlv ft dfcilf dlv
80,000. 70
99%
68% R I
11,000. 89%?St L ft S E 4a aer A
6,000. .*%%, 90
do 4s 1962
6.000. 72
do 4a 1953
1.000. 70%
4,000. 70%
8,000. 70
2.000. 71
do C 8t la ft N O
,1olnt 5a
1,000. 82%
? 1.000. 82%.
do Lnlilgv dlv 3%8 !
1.000. 62 I
do St Louis dlv 3a ,
5.000. 58%
Tnterboro-Met 4%a
13,000.' 17JHI
Interboro R T rfg 5s '
7.OOO. 48 41
4.000. 4?\\
1.000. 4??%j
5.000. 48%
12.000. 48%
4.000. 48'/?I
Xnt Mer Marine 6s
6.000. X2% !
6.COO. S2H
16.000. 82%
6.000. g2%
13,000. 82%
10.000.s30f.. 82'-;
10,000. S2 ?_
1,000. 82V
4.000. tZ%
2.000. gj?,4
11.000. gj.
Kwa A M 2d Ps
2.000. gg
K C Ft S & M 4s
2.000. ?7
1.000. (?g%
? ,;.<>n.". 67'2
Xmw-ih City So 6s
-.000. 70%
ft? Sa *
aO.000.s30f. . 64%
10,000. 64%
^4,000. 64%
10,000. S4?J
10.000. 64%
f.,000. 64%
6.000 .... 64%
Kan < Ity Term 4?
4,000. . 71
-.000. 71 4
4.000. 7j i?
3000.! 711?
Kentucky On 4a
8.000. 70
Keokuk tuilii
l.OOO. 70
Lack Steel 8? 192a
12.010...... ?0
1,000
1.000. ?0U
Lake Shoro 4a 19?8
1,000. gjfc
7.0O0. 88
1000. 83%
1.000. 13
180 4? 1931
2.000. ?5%
6.000. 83
Lahlgh Valley ?a
1.000. 97
do ron <%?
9,000. 74
Long Island la 1)37
6,040. 64%
Lorillnrd Co 7f
. 1000.1*3%
do 6n
16,000. 81
L A_V unidad 4s
aOOO. 79%
.80
?o A K ft C div 4a
8.000. 73%
do Rt laou.a la
6.000. 61%
. 2.000. 61%
do So Ry joint 4a
4.000. (4%
Mich Cen deb ?a
3.000. 7J
Mldvale Hteel le
8,000. 7?
6.000. 71%
Minn ft et L rfg e?
_ ?.000. 14%
do 4a
7,000. 44%
M K ft T lat 4?
l?,0?0,al0f.. It%
2,000....... 69%
10,000 ?lOf,. 61%
1,000. 60
6.000..,,., |?%
1,000. I?
do 2<1 4a
1.000.;.,,. 4?%
7,600. 4?
ea.?SAMta ., ?_
__CM_eai
78%
73
iD%
?0%
?0%
*?%
,000. 69%
6.000. 69%
31,000. ...... 59%
9,000. 69%
14,000. 594
10.000. 68%
2,000. 59%
11,000. 69%
do F.s aer B
3,000_
2.00O. . . .
10.000. . . .
do ?is ser C
2.0O0. . . .
1,000. S3
do adj 6s
1.0O0. ?7%
1,000. 67%
10,000. 67 %
9,000. 67%
2.000. 67%
1,000. 68
8,000. 67%
1,000. 68
St L Swn 1st 4a
1.000. 57%
4.000. 66 'I
St L ft H V lnc 6a
12?.000. 67%
5,000. 67%
62.000. 67%
16.000. 67%
17,000. 67%
98,000. 57%
24.000. 57%
19.000. ?.H
10.000. r,7%
10,000. 57%
St L Swn con 4s
16,000. 63%
6.000. 64
do Terminal 5s
? 1,000. 63
16,000. 63%
San An ft A P 4s
1,000. f.0%
tfcloto V ft X E 4s
?.000. 76
Seaboard A L rfg 4a
. 3,000. 43'^
do adj 6s
1.000. r?Si
3.000. 38%
1.000. ny\
10,000. 33
So Bell TATS*
! .000. 80
1,000. *0%
So Pacific cvt 5s
10,000. po%
2,000. 99
2.000. 991X
6.000. ?9?.J
1.000. 98
1,000. 99%
<lo <:vt 4a
3,000. 79%
M,O00.?30f.. 78%
l,000.?l0f.. 78
8,000. 79
6.080. 7??%
2,000. 7S'A
1.000...... 79
do rfg 4a
6.000. 76
l.OOO. 76%
2.006...... 76%
10.000. 76
do CO) 4s
1,000,..-. 70
Southern Ry la
15.000. 86"
3.000. 861
2.000. 86%
do 4s
2,000. 60%
16.060. 60%
4.000. r.o%
2.000. f0%
48,000. ?OU
11.000. 60%
10,000. 604
do la M?NW>hl? dlv 1
10.060. 82%
1,000. 83
Tuu ft Oklah 6s
1,000. 37
Third Av 1st Sa
?,000. 78
Union Pacific 6a
?.000. M%
1.000. 68%
do 1st 4a
3,000. 80%
5.009...... 60%
1.000...?.. 80%
1,000. 80%
do cvt 4s
6.000.?lOf,. 82%
1,000. 82'
W.000..
6.00?..
do rfg 4?
l.ooo. neA
la ?na ??.?
a*T?
82%
82%
83%
?9,008.7
J?:::;:: ?
Hav^L^..
Miscellaneous Markets
Pabilo rti?itr S?<mrltle9
Bid. Ask*d.
Adirondack Powsr ft Light_ 13 16
do pf. 70 75
American Light ft Traction.. 122 126
do pf. g7l 8 6
American Gas ft Electric. 8 8 92
do pf. 34';; 3?;
American Power ft Light. 4
do pf . 6
American Public UtL'llltlas
do pf.
American Waterworks ....
do 1st pf..... 40
do participating pf. 4
Appalachian Power. 2
do pf. 13
Carolina P R ft L. 26
Central States Electric. 7
do pf. 42
Cities Service . 300
70
__ 3ft
do
do 7 p c deb series C. 96
do 7 p c deb series D....... ?
do 7 p c pi B..... 6%
Colorado Power. 7
do pf. 8 0
Commonwealth P R & L. 14
do pf. "?>
Electric Bond ft Share pf. 79
Empire List Elec. pf. 60
Empire G ft F 1st col 6s, '26. 94
do 6 p c con notes, 1324... 84
do 8 p c pf stock. 84
Federal Light ft Tr?. 6
do pf.?,. 40
Oas ft Elec, Sec.. 2'?o
do pf. 75
Northern Ont. Light. 10
do pf. 4t
Northern Ohio Elec. Corp.... ?
do pf. ?
Northern States Power. 29
do pf. 78
Republic Ry ft Light Co. 7
do pf. 27
Southern California Edison... 79
do pf. ?2
Standard Gaa ft Elec. 12
do pf . 35
Tenn. Ry, Light ft Power. 1
do pf. 1
United Light & Rys. 16
do 1st pf. 64
Wester? Power. 18
do new pf,
Bonds
Appalachian Power 1st 5s
Cincinnati ?Tlas ft Elec 5s,
Col Ga? & E'.ec 6s 1927. . .
Dallas Elec 5s 1322.
CO
18
28
10
47
SOS
66%
97
94
?%
9
30
17
83
35
84
9
45
350
? 5
14%
4S
18
31
82
96
14
37
3
3
19
56
20
63
do 7s 1921
El Paso Elec col 5s. .9
Great Western Power 1st 5s.. 7 2
! Midwest Utilities 1st 6s. 85
i Miss River Power 1st 6s. ">'?'?
j North Ont Lt & Power 6s. 61
90
74?4
Nor otates Powsr 6a, 1926.,
81
Tobacco Stocks
O W Hmel89
do pf... 96
3 * Toungl23
do pf ... 86
?MacA&F.lOB
165
95
138
93
115
IP R-A T.110 115
Weym B.165 176
I do pf.. 90 96
lUniv Leafl46 ?
?Ex dividend 60?
Steel and Ordnance Stocka
Am Brass.194
Atlas Pwdl40
Bab ft W.108
Cn F ft F.160
Carb Steel 55
do 1st pf 96
do 2d pf 62
Colt A. ... 49
Du Pont P220
do pf... 76
197
150
112
170
230
78
/East Steel ?
(Em S & I. SO
?do pf.. 72
?Here Pw.203
?do pf.. 92
iNlles B-P 88
iScov Mfg.370
IT horn Iron 39
IW'n Cor. .400
?Woodward 50
450
62
Am Cyan. 26
do pf... 65
By-Prod... 94
Casein Co. 40
Dow Ch... ?
DuPCo pf
Qraselll .
do pf..
Chemical Stock?
6 30 i Hook Elec 60
do pf... 60
Ky Solvay, 76 .
Moc Co pf 8 6
265 Merrimac. 74
11% Mulfd Co. ?
139 Semet G..165
95 Solv Pne. 200
10 %
137
Sugar Stocks
Card Am. 15
do pf... 70
Car Sug.. 50
C Agulrre..l04
Fjrdo new 95
Oodch'x S 50
do pf... 87%
Ort West. 380
?Ex dividend.
6 3
10 Y
103
53
90
4?0
Ort West.11 3
Mat-Am.. 20
?do pt.. 7.'r
Michigan, 10%
?National 140
Ni Niq?ieo,300
Savannah. 45
do pf... 88
102
11%
America .. . 205
Atlanta ... .315
Am Exch . .260
Battery .... 190
Bowery . . .420
Bryant P . . 1D0
Lvwiy Cent 150
Bronx Nat . 160
Butch -k D. 35
Cen Mercan. 195
Chase.38 5
Chat ft Ph. .270
Chelsea Ex. 135
Chemical . . r.SO
City.305
Coal ft Iron.260
Colonial . . .350
Commerce .217
Columbia ..175
Corn Kxc. . . 330
Cosmpltn...ll2
Commcl Ex.425
Comnwlth. 220
Cuba.180
Biet River. .165
First Nati....910
Fifth Ave.. .900
Foreign T B 55
N?w York Bank Stocks
2161
270
200
160
160
160
395
2*0
145
Garfield . . .
Gotham . . .
Greenwich .
Harriman..
Hanover . . .
hup ft Trds.
Industrial....
Irving Nat...
Liberty .
Mrihttn Co.
Mech&Met...
Mtrpttn . . ,
Mutual.
Nut Amn ? ?
New Netli..
N Y County.
N Y N B A.
Park.
Pacific.
Public.
Seaboard ...
Second . . . .
State .
23d Ward...
I'ntd States
L'nlou Kx . .
WcYisgr A . .
Yorkvllle . .
7 4 0
316
510
21?
3k5
205
il 5
360
490
If. 0
1?5
133
4f.O
4*0
520
210
S96
215
480
17)0
345
676
476
175
200
Trust and Surety Companies
Alliance ... 75
tAui Trust.. ?
Am Surety.. 64
Bankers . . . 365
Bond ft M.. 210
Bklyn T Co490
I Cent Union. 365
I Columbia ..303
IComrcl .165
i Equitable_300
'Empire Tr. .300
Frmr? L & T3S5
Fulton .270
Fidelity ....200
Guaranty . . 345
Hamilion .. 255
Hudson T...165
Kings Co. . . r>30
{.".Lawyers T.. 130
?'Lincoln Tr. . 147.
70 Manufctra ..I 95
375 Mcrcntl .300
220 .Melropltn.. 260
610 Mig.? Bond. 75
376 Mu T of W.105
315 Nat Surety. 200
? IN Y I. ft T.625
310 N Y Title...295
?I ido.HO
395'Peoples . ... 275
? It..altv Asso.100
210IT G ft T_305
356 Un Stales ..8!'?
265 U S M ft T.406
? U S T ?uar. 80
660 Westchstr .135
Law MtgcllO 115'W &BT &M165
tSee New York Title and Mortgage,
?lncludes American Trust Comp
stocks.
Insurance Companies
Am Alll'noe.270 280?Great Am ..2*6;
205
325
270
86
125
2)0
575
610
120
2''0
1 ,"5
any
Cit>' ot N Y. 200
I .'omwlth . .300
| Cont'nt'l ... 68
! Fid ft Phoa.520
?Franklin... -?o
Globe ft It.1100
MO Hanove
327. ?Home.615
73 Nat Llberty.170
636 Niagara . . . 130
90''Stuyvenant.. 69
185
1?0
76
Miscellaneous Stocka
Bid.
Am Chicle 3'J
do pf... 62
?AmLthr. 27 %
?do pf.. 77
Am Mig.. 149
do pf . . 83
Am M & F169
Am Td pf 3%
Am Typ F 38
A D T N.T 25
Atlas Pw C 62
B B & 8 lp 80
?lo 2d pf 65
Bor C M... 96
Bush T pf 67
Celluloid. 150
Childs Co. 36
do pf... 92
City Inves 60
Crk W pf.. 90
Ask'
41
65
60
86
163
87
160
3%
97
Bid.
Draper C. 13.1
D L ft W . 16 0
Int Sil pf. 8iv
Lima I. pf 1.5
Na'.Caskt.lOO
N J Z W...17H
NCo 1st pf 89
Phelps D.170
P ft W pf. 9?)
R Haalt in 20
do pf... 60
Ry Bkg P 120
do nf... 84
SingerMfgl27
St I M ft S 4 i
Stoll 8 pt. 05
8 D W pf. 93
Valvol pf. 95
W ft B. . . 92
Vale ft T.275
Ask
131
100
2u0
93
255
Standard Oil Stocks
Bid. A
Anglo-American Oil Co, Ltd.. 21%
At'antlo Rflnlng Co.1150 1
do pf . 107
Borne-Scrymeor Co. 410
Buckeye Pipe Line. 92
Ch-aebrough Mfg Co Cons... 220
do pf. 100
Continental uii Cu. 120
Crescent Pipe Line Co. 29
Cumberland Pipe Line Co. 140
Eureka Plr?' Line <__o. 120
Galena-Signal Oil Cu pf new.. 98
do old . 90
do ???...I. . 48
Illlnolo Pipe Line Co. 160
indiana. l'ip>? Line Co. ??;?
International Petroleum . 33%
National Transit Co . 29
New York Transit Co. 170
Northern Pipe Line Co. 98
Ohio Fuel Oil Co. 313
Perui-Mrx Fuel Co. 60
Prairie Oil ft Gas Co. .. 665
Prairie Pipe Line Co. 228
Solar Ileiinlng Co. 405
Southern Pipe Line Co.124
South Penn Oil Co. 270
Southwest Penna. Pipe Lines. . ?4
Standard Oil of California -813
do uf Indiana . 718
do of Kansas. 530
do of Kentucky . 370
do of Nebraska., 430
do of New Jersey. 610
2'JO
110
4_5
63
165
18 0
10?)
218
5]
660
380
650
United Ry Inv 6s
Pitts Issus
1,000. 66
U S Realty ft I 6s
96.090. SO
U 8 Rubber tsmp
7%a 1930
13,000. 99%
6.000. 99 %
9.000. ?6.4
do 7s
1,000. 93
4,000. 68%
do 6s
9,000. 79%
2,000. 30
U 8 Steel s f 6s
2,000.o30f . 91%
1,000. 93
l.OOO.sSOf.. Olli
13.000. 93 fi
1,000.<a03
6.000. 93 ?*}
4.I?D0.S80... ?1%
9,000. 934*
16.000...... 98
1.800. 92%
Utah Power ft i_ ??s
1.000. 75
? ?2.000. 71%
\a-Car Chtfmlcal 5s
1,000. m %
Virginian Ry 6s
1.000. 80%
2,1)00. 80%
5.000. 8U%
Wabash lut i?
1,000. 31%
West Eleetrio 6s
6,000. 93%
W?ot M -yland 4a
2,000. 66
Western t'nlon 4V?a
1,000.s30f.. 76
West Shore 4s
2.000. 73%
Wilson Co 1st 6s
3.000. 8 S %
do cvt 6s
4.000. 88
1,000. 81%
4,000. 82
1.000. 61%
Wi??uasin C 4s
??Smoo.ff
Bid. Asked.
do pf .t. 104 % 105 '.j
? in of New York. 380 384
fio of Ohio . 420 440
<!o of Ohio pf. 105 10S
Swan J.- Finch Co. 65 7."
Union Tank Car Co. 122 1-6
ilo pf . 98 99
Ya.-uum Oil Co. 360 370
Washington Oll Co . 32 Zl
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atlantic I.oboe Oil Co com.... 28 32
?Jo ?>f. 70 so
Cosilen A Co .j. 7% 7%
Klk Basin <?ons Ptttrl Cb. 8% H %
Imperial OU, LUI . 100 105
Magnolia Petroleum Co. 323 150
Menu: Oil Corporation. 14% 16
Midwest Helming Co. 151 1 53
.Mountain Produc?is. 12 I :;
Northwest nil ?Jo. 2 7 33
Producers & Rentiers cum....
.Salt Creek Producers, new.i.. 1
t?apuipa It ?-fining Co.
';%
5%
New York City Bonds
form. Rat? arid Maturltj
Inter 4 %s, !.''67.
do 4%s. 1965.
Bid. Aft,. Tie
90% SO % 5
9 0?t 90% f.
84% 85%
?4 ?
5.10
6.25
6.25
94 94% 5.47
rlo 4 '4N. I960, op 1930. . <4%
do 45, 1959. 8 1
do 4s, 1958. 81
do 4s. 1967. 81
Resist. red is. 1955-1956... S-' '_
d.i 4s. 193.;. 9.7
Interchangeable 3%a, 19,".4. 72%
Coupon 3%s. 197,4. 72%
Rr? 3%s, 1950-1954 Inc.... 72%
do 3%s, 1940-1960, Inc. . . 5.50
Reg and coup (serial) 4%s.
1920-1930, inc. 6 00
Rec and coup (serial) 4%s,
1920-1931, Inc . 6.00
R?--^ and coup (serial) 4%s,
New York Stf%? Bonds
Issued in roupon and registered form,
nr:t Interchangeable. Coupon bonds regls
terable.
("until Imp. 4%s, 1964. 93 102 4 40
Highway Imp. 4%s, 1963.. 99 103 4.40
?"anal Imp. 4%s, 1963. 94 97 4 40
Highway Imp, 4%8, 19S5. 94 97 4.40
Barre C Term, 4>?s. 1946. 94 97 4.4?
Highway Imp. 4s. 1967... ?3 91 4.45
Canal Imp. 4s. 1967.89 91 4 45
H'way Imp. 4?, l'J60-'62, Ino 89 01 4 48
du 4s. 19?S. 83 91 4 48
'"anal Imp 4s, 1960-'62, Inc. 89 01 4.48
Palisades I a P, 4s. 1961.. 89 91 4 48
Barge C Term, 4?- 1942-4S 89 94 4 ?0
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan 5
1933. op. 1923.
Federal Farm Loan 4%
1939, op. 1924. SG% 87% 6.60
Federal Farm Loan 4%s,
? 1938, op. 1323. 86% 87% 5.65
Federal Farm Loan 4%s,
1937. op 1922. 86% 87% 5.67
Joint Stork Land Bank 5s,
15.19. up. 1924. 83% 85 6.35
Joint Stock Land Dank 5s,
1938. op. 1923. 83% 86 6.S7
Short-Term Securities
Securltv. rate. due. VT-id. Ask. Yield
Amer Cotton Oil 6s, 1324 9-2 93% 7.90
Amer Chirlo 6s. 1931-'22. 94% 98% 7.50.
Amar Chicle 6s, 1923.'25. 90 95 7.7J
Amer ChU-le 6a, 192?'.-'27. 87% 91% 7.55
Amer Tel A Tul 6s. 1922.. 95 95% S.55
do 8a. 1924. 92% 92% 8.45
Amer Thread Gs, 1928... 93 95 6.80
Amer Tobacco 7s. 1920... 99% 100% 6 75
do 7s, 1921. 99% 100% 6 75
do 7s. 1922.- 99% 99% 7.05
do 7s. 1923. 99% 99% 7.15
Anaconda Copper 6s. 1929 01% 92% 7.20
AngJo-.Vmer Oil 7>_s, 1925 99% 99% 7.10
Armour conv 6a, 1920-'24 94 98- -
do 7s, 1930. 95% 96 7.55
Bethlehem Pteel 7s, 1922. 38 98% 7.80
do 7?. 1923. 96% 97% 7.60
Can Pacific Ry 6?. 1924.. 94% 94% 7.85
Cent Argentine Ry B*. '27 84 86 g.C5
C, li A Q joint 4s, 1921.. 95% 96% 8.15
C R I A P Ry ?'?. 1922.. 93 05 9.8O
C, C C ft St L Ry?6s, '23 87 SS 7.95
Cuba C t?ug con 7s, 1930 02% 93% 8.00
Cudahy Packing 7s, 1923 97% 98 7.S5
Federal Hug Rfg 4s. 1924 93 95 7.33
B F Goodrlch con 7?, '25 32 92% 9.15
?Juif Oll fis. 1921. S7% 98% 7.60
do 6?, 19?2. 98% 97?, 7.40
do 4?. 1923. 94% 95% 7.70
Hocking Val R R fis. 1934 90 93 8.36
Int R T conv Ta, 1321.... ?2 64 -
Kana City Term 6s, 1923.
Kennecott Cop 7s, 1930.
Laclad? Oaa Light 7s, '29
Liggett ft Myers 6?, 1921
Philadelphia <:o 8?. 1332.
do 4%?. 1?21. 97%
Procter ft Oatnble 7s, 1921 99%
/.? 7a, 1921. 99%
do Tm 1933.. 99%
Puyta Scrv.N 1 T_i_i*>| I*
Sinclair' Con
MMMfp
ilium??i
94%
18%
88
97%
32
olds ?ft ills... ???
on DU f%a, 'S? 81?
Security, rate. due. Bid. Ask. TieH.
'western Bell Tel 7s, '25 92% 92% 9.00
't Faut Fn D"p 6%s, 1923 93% 95 7 4 0
'.wift A Co 6s. 1921. 98% 98% 7.40
fexas Co 7s, 192;!. 98% 99% 7.40
8 Rubber Co 7%s, 1930 97% as '_ 7 75
'tah Secur Corp 6s, 1932 S3 84 -
West Elec conv 7s, 1925. 9S% 98% 7.35
Markeis in Other Cities
Baltimore
Sales. Open. Hieh. Low. Last.
10 AU Co com- 81 . 81 81 81
300 Atlantic Pot... 3% 3% ?! % 3%
40 Brick com. 3 2 2 2
63 Cons Coal. 84% S4'_ 84% 84%
120 Cons Power... 93% 9;;-., 93 >3 93%
1500 Celestino .lio lio lio no
200 Oosden pf. 4', 4% 4% 4%
5.. Davidson Cil. . 39 39 "8% 28%
10 Houston Oil pf. 76% 78% 76% 76%
55 Maryland Cas. 77 77 77 77
61 Mt. Yernon pf. 63 69 69 t;o
2? MAM 1st N B. 26 26 'J6 26
200 Uni Ry coin.. . 12 12% 12 12%
Bonds
S7000 rons Pwr 4%s. 74% 74% 74% 71%
inoo l'on? Coal r 5h. 22% 22% 22% 22%
2000 Elkhorn 6s.... 91 91 SI ill
1000 Util Ry 4s. 62 62 62 62
20O0 ilo '.s. 90 p.". p,i ?m
6"0 du id? us.... 62% 62% 62% 62% I
Boston
MUUng
2" Allouez . 33 27 23 33
K' Anaconda .... 52 52 Kl' 52 I
180 Arizona Coml.. 10 10 lu io
6S5Hi>f Heart..... 9% 9% 9 9
60 Hlngham . :> 9 :? o
17,9 Cal & AriZ. 66% 5',% 7,6 66
230 ?.'arson . 24 24.% 3 4 -4
10 Centennlai . . .. 1 '? )" 10 10
2 0 Chi n o . 2 7 % 2 7 % 2 7 % 2 7 3*
150 Copper Range.. 36 36 37>% 35%
600 Davis Daly_ 8% S% S % 8%
185 Bast Hutte- 10% 10% 1 u % 10%
360 Franklin . 2% 2% 2% 2%
10 Greene . 2S 2s 28 28
40 Inspiration ... ?5 45% 4.'. 4..%
200 island Creek... 55 65 55 55
60 Lasall.? . 2% 2% 2 % 2%
1S5 Mas? Cons. 3% 3% 3% 3% .
41 Mohawk . 6? 6o 58 68
110 New Cornelia?. 18% l<i% 18% 1^%?
300 New River- 31% 31% 31% 31%
10 do pf . 93 9 1 93 97.
710 Nlplssing . 10 10 9% 9%)
340 North Bulte... 15% 15% 13 15
105 Old Dominion.. 27. 25 24'i 24% ;
30 Oulncy . 48 48 47 47
300 Seneca ....... 15 16 15 15
70 Ht Mary's. 39 39 38 38 I
61 Sup A Boston.. 3% 3% 3'% 3%
300 Tuolumne .... 55 55 55 55
25 U -S .Smelters... 55% 65% 5 5% 55%
21 do pf . 23% 23% 23% 23%,
20 Victoria . 2 2 - 2
20 Utah Copper... 63 61k 63 63
10 Winor.a . 35 3.? 35 35
Railroads
26 Post Albany. .127 127 127 127
205 Kost Elevated. 63% 63% 63% 63%
10 do pf. 86 86 86 86
4DBo.it Maine... 39% 39% 38% 38% j
10 Conn A P pf..-69 69 u9 69
70 Maine Central. To 70 70 70
9a N Y N H ft H. 37 27% 30% 36%
8 Prov & Wore. 120 120 F-'O 120
300 Rutland pf.. . . 25 25 25 23
106 West End. 40 40 39 33
Miscellaneous
80 Amer Agrie... 84 84 84 84
7 5 do pf. 87% M S7'"' 88
650 Amer Pneu... 2% 2% 2% 2 %
243 do pf. 10 H 10 11
10 Amosheag pf.. 72 72 72 72
?f.5 Amer Sugar pfl05 106 105 106
262 Amer Tel. !>8% 98% 98 98 ?1
17 Amer Wool pf. 95% 96 95% 96
20O Art Metal. 16 16 16 16
80 Beacon Choc 7 7 7 7
ZOOBoat Mex Pet. 1% 1% 1% 1%
60 ?Eastern Mfg. 32% 32% "2 32
210 Eastern S S... 20 20 20 20
IS Edison .149 149 143 148
100 Elder . 22% 23% 22% 22%
ISGrty . 17 17 16% 16%
400 lut Products.. 19% 20% 10% 13%
170 do pf. 44% 46 44% 45
100 Island Oil. 6% 6% 6% 6%
60 J T Connor... 13% J3% 13% 13%
51 Llbby . 13 13 12% 12%
lOLoewa . 12% 12% 12% 12%
91 Maaa (las. 64 84 83 83
100 da pf. 60 60 60 60
2 McElw 1st pf. 64% ?4% ?4% 94%
140 Mex luv. 38% 38 36% 33
.10 Nat Leather.. 10% 10% 10% 10%
ISONatl Oil. 7% 7% 7% 7%
78 New Eng Tel. 95% 06% 95 95
lOOhio Body-18% 18% 18% 18%
60 Pariah . 26% 26% 26% 36%
60 Root . 28% 36% .8% 28%
3 0 Ml m ma Mag... 14 14 14 14
40 Swift .108% 108% 108 101
110 Swift Intl- 32% 33% 31% 31%
?oH United Shoe.. 36% 39 % 39% 19%
10 do pf. 23% 83% 23% 28%
6U S Steel. 88% 88% 88% 81%
tlOVentjara ...... 17 17% IT 17%
10 Waldorf . 19 1? 19 1? 1
?I Walwprtts .... ft* ??% IT IT ?
Investment Information
Questions of general interest to in- ?
vcBtors will be answered in this col?
umn, in which case only initials will
be used. Others will be answered by
mail. Address all inquiries,' inclos?
ing a stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, Hi
Nassau Street, New York City.
Says He la a Good Loser
Question?I have $1.000 I would like to
Invest. Which would vou buy if you were
in my place? I ha\o picked the following:
10 Southern Pacific, 10 Royal Dutch, 10
Pan-American H. I also own 100 En?
gineers Pete, 20 Pierce Oil common, 40
Boone Oil. 27. Atlantic Petroleum. 25
Ertel Oil, and could have mads money on
all of these, but. like a ??good, many more
woriungmon. was not content with a few
points profit; but T know very well oil
stocks are a Ramble, aa you have told
many In your answers in The Tribune, but
I am Just us good a Iosor as a winner-?
A. W.
Answer If you actually desire to in
i vest your ?1,000 you should not pur
j chase the stocks you mention. All are
speculative and very sensitive to I
'various developments. Investments con- j
j sist of tho?<e securities which are well !
secured and are not in a position to be
so readily affected by earnings, etc.
Good bonds and preferred stocks are in
this class. We mention them almost
daily in this <? ?lurnn. We five no ad?
vice on specula'-ion.
Pozzled About U. S. Light and H?t
Question?Pleas? advise whether Brook?
lyn Union Elevated 6s are a gond pur?
chase at 55 and whether the security back
of the issue is ample; also the meaning
of the word "stamped" In connection with
then? bonds as it appears In the ?juotatlon
column. Would also lll.<? to know why
the t'nited States Light and Heat Com?
pany common stock is continually ??uoted
(which I am under the impression was
orlginully a bonus), while the preferred
stock, which appears to be the only source
from which the necessary capital was
raised to float the company, has been
apparently submerged for the last douple
of years and with no known market value,
although quoted around 8 ?luting the tirst
yar of its activity. Would like to know
in addition the present status of the con?
cern and the futup. prospects o? a divi?
dend on the preferred.?M. O. T.
Answer?Brooklyn Union Elevated 5
per cent bonds are well secured, in
our opinion. Due to the unsatisfac?
tory condition of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit this issue has fallen in price
also. The word "stamped" means that
the bonds have been guaranteed by
the Brooklyn Heights Railroad. It is
difficult to obtain any satisfactory in?
formation refrardinp: the United States
Light and Heat Corporation. There
have been no recent earnings state?
ments published. The preferred stock
sells for about $1.50 a share. There
is no activity in the issue.
Cashing Foreign ?Coupons
Question?Among the securities I re?
ceived re'-ently through Inheritance wer?
about 10.000 francs each In French 4a and
Sf?. as well as several thousand dollars in
Canadian Victory 4*4 per cent bonds.
What would be your suggestion h? to cash?
ing the coupons on the respective securi?
ties, narnfd ? I have been holding those
due at recent payment dates, and, of
cours'-, am losing Interest thereby.?F. ?. W.
Answer?In holding the coupons on
foreign bonds you are speculating upon
the course of foreign exchange. We do
not know what foreign exchange will
tlo. Everything depends upon the
status of trade. If :swju are in need of
the income you should cash your cou?
pons as they come due.
Woman's Holdings All Good
Question?Win you please advise th?
standing of the bond? listed? This money
was Invested ont the advice of ;>. friend, j
Five thousand dollars government oil
Great Britain and Ireland ."?'?_ ?lue 1021;
$1 i.i.OOO Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
Joint ' per cjrit; 32,000 I.elligll Ya'!--.-, im
year fi per rent, 32.000 Pennsylvania Rail
roud general niortgat'e 4 Vi per cent. $ti,?.?00
Pennsylvania Railroad general mortgage
5 tier cent, S_,i>i?o Norfolk & Western con?
vertible H per cent, $4.0??0 Anaconda Cop?
per Company ter. year ?i per cent, $i;,noo
Fnion Pacific t.?n-year tj per cent, 31.000
American ?smelting Company 5 per cent
and 31,000 Consolidation Coal Company re?
funding 5 per cent (listed Baltimore. Md.).
All show a toss from price paid.?(Miss)
O. L. C.
Answer?Your bonds ?re all right,
in our opinion. The* fact that they
have sold off docs not 7iiean that there
is cause for apprehension. All forms!
of investments have had to conform
to conditions caused by high money
rates.
Considers Selling His Liberty?
Question?I have in mind selling about
3.1,000 Liberty bonds that I purchased at
par and investing the proceeds in Ameri?
can Smelting and Refining first 5 per cent
bonds. lly object is to secure greater
yield and at the same time have, a fair
chance of enhancement that will corre?
spond to the Liberty bond enhancement
when the preaent light money situation
improves. What do you think of American
Smelting antl Refining first 5s a_? an invest?
ment? My present holdings consist of
STi.Of'O Liberty bonds. $1.000 United Slates
Rubber 74s. 1930; $1,00?? ,\>w Tork Cen?
tral 7 per cent, 1330: $1,000 French gov?
ernment S per cent, not allotted as yet.?
C. M. R.
Answer?If the bond market improves
materially we expect to see Liberty
issues in the fore. If you switch from
i Libertys to American Smelting 5 per
cent you weaken your investment posi
1 tion, although the latter are well
enough secured. If you figure on cn
i hancement do not lose sight of the
Liberty bonds. We prefer them to the
others. The difference in yield, too, is
slight. Your other bonds are all en?
titled to good ratings.
Seeks Bond of Highest Grade
Question?I would like to purchase a
$1.000 bond listed on the New York Ear
change, first, a high grade bond that has
no criticism and would pass through a
general depression without a loss of In?
terest or principal; second consideration.
income. How about Dominion of Canada
5 V? per cent due 1529 or would you pre?
fer fourth Liberty bond.'?A. S.
Answer?The best bonds to purchase
are the Liberty issues. After them
one may consider such issues as Atch
ison general 4 per cent, Rock Island.
general 4 per cent, Union Pacific first
i per cent, New York Central first 3*rx
per cent, and other first mortgage rail?
road issues. The Dominion of Canada
bonds are safe, in our opinion. ?
B. & O. Preferred Has Changed
Question?Do you think Baltimore &
Ohio preferred stock a good and safe in?
vestment? Has the company always paid
4 per cent dividends on its preferred
stock??P. F. L.
Answer?Baltimore & Ohio has paid
4 per cent on its preferred stock since
pridr to 1900. Until recently the stock
has been entitled to a good investment
rating. The railroad situation has
f changed to such an extent that the
I dividend on Baltimore & Ohio pre?
ferred has not actually been earned
for the last two years, although the
government compensation more than
I covered this amount. However, with
? increased rates now in effect the road
| should show better results. The pre
[ ferred stock is not entitled to a high
ta'.ing, but perhaps it offers fair specu
| lative investment opportunities.
Investor Places Safety Fir8t
Question?I have up to $1.000 that I
I wish to place for investment purposes
only. What is your opinion, "safety lirst,"
of the following bonds: New York Cen?
tral 7s, American Telephone and Tele?
graph 6s, Canadian Northern 5 Vi gold
| note? and new French Republic 8 per cent
sinking l'und bouda for such purposes?-?
B. H. M.
Answer?All the bonds you mention
are very fair investments. With the
exception of the French bonds, they
are of short duration. If you desire a
short term investment these issues
should suffice. We regard the new
French bonds as attractive.
Four full columns of in
E vestment questions and an
| swers are published, in The
Tribune every Sunday.
Executor Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Tanners1 Loan and Trust Company
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Braitfh Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
At Forty-first Street
New York
London Paris
Foreign Exchange
Administrator Guardian
Member Federal Betern System and Hew York (Hearing House
?-,. . .,, ?. _ )
Share.?. Open. High. ?A>m>. Last.
$2000 A O TT 5?_ 70% 70% 70% 70%
10000 New River 5a. 79% 79% 79% 79%
5000 Swift 5a. 83% 83% 68% (3%
1000 Weatern Tel 5s 77% 77% 77% 77%
?Es dividends.
Boston Curb
Bid. Ask
Bid. Ask.
I,a Rose. .. .20 25
Majestic-10 15
Mex Metals. 30 35
Mid Mo??...? ?0
Monarch ... 6 I
N I. A Z... 6 I
New Baltic. 3 ?
New Doug....10 17
Nixon.? 8
Rainier .... 1 1 %
Svn Metals. 9 11
Sliver Reef.. 7 9
Ext... 30%
Aria Extn.
Ariz Silver. .1 4 16
Blk Hawk.. 30 40
Calaveras... 1 Ie
Chief Con. . 3 % 'J '
Crown Rsv. .10 20
Crystal now.38 4!
Denbigh .... 16 IS
EaKle BB.2 1-15 L'%
ivirtuna . . . ? 6
Cudsden .... 50 65
Horn? (>ii. . . 6 7
I run nions... 2'? 40
[Iron Cap... 6% 9 'Yukon. ... 1% 1%
Chicago
1900 Armour Death 15% 15% 15% 15%
150 Arm & Co pf. 90% 01% 90% 91%
125 Cudahy . 89 69 68 68
25 Com Edison.-.101% 101% 101% 101%
60 Ulam'd Match.107 107 107 107
25 Oodchaux _ 50 60 60 60
100 Hart S ft Marx 75 75 75 75
30 Inland Steel.. 58 68 68 68
50 Llbby McNeil.. 12% l?% 12% 12'4
400 LIndaav Light 6 6 6 1
1200 Mont. Ward Co 81 81% 80 10%
45 Midwest Util... 18% 16% 16% 16%
100 Mitchell . 1? 16 li 16
215 Nat Leather.. 10% 10% 10% 10%
25 Pick . 39% 39% 39% 89%
25 Pub Service... 65 65 66 65
600 People? Gnu... 33 33% 38 S3
310 Reo Motors... 23% 23% 28% 23%
2S5 Hear? Roebuck.135 135 130 121
1800 Shaw . 86 86 83% 85
2700 Stewart Warn. 31% 31% 30% 30%
100 Sta t?a? A Elec 13 13 12 13
75 Swift Internat. 33 32 31% 81%
200 Swift ft Co....109 109 108% 108%
2000 Cnion Carbide 66% 65% 65 65%
200 fn Paper b'd.. SI 31 80% S0%
100 United Iron... 19% 19% 19% 19%
125 Western Knit.. 16 15 15 If
135 Wrigley ex div 73 74 73 74
Honda
?3000 C Cl Ry let 5a 62% 62% 82% 62%
3000 Chic Ry 1st 6s 60 60 60 60
20?0 So Side H_ 4%s 60 60 60 60
Detroit
100 Com Motors . . 8 8 8 8
1600 Cont Motora .. 8% 8% 8% 8%
300 Det Edison .. 97% 97% 98% ?7
200 Michigan Sug. 10% 10% 10% 10%
1900 Noble . 116 1.16 1.15 1.15
300 Packard . 15% 15% 16% 15%
100 Paige . 23% 23% 23% 23%
1100 Reo Motors .. 23% 23% 23% 23%
Philadelphia
70 Amn Gas _ 33% 33% 83% 83%
112 Amn Stores .. 60% 51 50% 61
15 Buff & Sus Cor 70 70 70 70
30 do pTd . 45 45 44 44
702 Elec Storage .128% 130% 12?% 130
100 Lake Superior 11% 11% 11% 11%
B27 Lehigh Nav .. 61'., ?1% 60 60%
IT." Ins Co. of N A 28 28 28 28
65 Phi!a Co 6%. .-33 33 33 33
?61 Phlla Elec ... 20% 20% 20% 20%
350Phll?.R T ... 14% 14% 14% 14%
400 Tono Belmont. 1 ? 1?
300 Tono Mining . 1% 1%
20 fn Traction . 24% 24% 24% 24%
217 Un Caa Imp . 35% 36 35% 35
Bonde
2M El ft P Tr 4s... 61% 61% 61% 61%
I IM Phil El 1st 5s ..81 81 81 81
Pittsburgh
', Sales. Open. High. Lew. Last.
16 Am Roil Mills 60% 60% 60% 60%
i U'?Am Win G M.110% 110% 110 110
210 Ark Gas . 11% 11% 11% 11%
4 Bank of Pitts.140 140 140 140
! 100 Harnsdall Corp 41 41 41 41
SOCarby Hydo... 1% 1% 1 '? 1%
673 Carnegl- L ft _ 5% 6 6 6
600 Consol le? ... 3% 3% 3% 3%
6;>0Guffey Gill... 32% 32% 32'4 32%
50 Hablrshaw El 14% 14% 14% 14%
695 Indpt Brewing 2% 2 % 2 2
in do pf _. 8 8 8 8
130 Lone Stfr ?las 31% 31% 31 % 31%
750 Marland Rfg.. 4% 4% 4% 4%
92 Mira l.t & Ht 64% 54% 64% 54%
6'.?3 Nat Kreproof. ii % 6% 6'.? 6%
110 Ohio I'uel Sup 43% 4'i% 43% 49%
1.10 Pitts Brew pf 10 10 io 10
65 Pitts CohI pf. 85% 85% 85 85
I 2000 Pitts Mt Shasta ?',2 12 42 42
100 Pitts PI Glass.165 165 165 165
10 Transcont Oil. 1.', 13 13 13
, 35 Union Gas ... .120 120 120 120
335 Whouse A B.103 103 101% 102
j 50 Whoufie Elec. 47 47 47 47
Bonds
$1000 Indpt Brewing 49 49 49 4).
Toronto
Bid. Asked Bid. Asie.
A'lar.ac- 1 3 Lake Shore. I 1%
Apex.? 2 Mclntyre... 1% 2
Atlas. 5 16 M Cp Can.. 1% 3%
Bailey. 2 6 ?Newray. 2 7
Uvr Con ... % %'Ptarn Lake.10 15
Chmbr F.-rl. 3 0 Pon- Crown.15 25
Cuniagas- 1% 2% Pratn K D.. 1 3
Crowu Rsv..15 30 Tk Hugh?. 3 8
Dorre Lake. 2 6 ?Tmakmng .... % %
Gold Reef... 1 4 ThmpKrst.. 2 6
Margraves...? 3 Vacuum G.. % %
Holllnger .. 41? 6 %, West Dome. 3 7
Kco:a. % A'
Montreal
Bid Asked, Bid Asked
Dom Glass 6 4 if
Dom Steel 54% 4A>4
Dom Txtl.131% 1311
Lk Woods ? 15t
L?rntd..Ltdll3% 114
MLM&PCn 80 ?
Xtl Brew. 63% 64
Rrdn Pap.2i2 212%
Shawn_n..l07% 108
SpnBvr pf.126% 126%
dtl Co Can 66 ?
m it
Ah P ?- I
do pf... - 90
At Sug R.133 128?
Br T !. &?' 36% 38
Krmp Pap 77% 77?,
C C & K pf ? 92
Can Cmnt. 61 61 '.
..lo pr... ??o
Can St rush 60 60 ?
do pf... ? 75
Dt U Ry..l03 104
Dom Bdg. S3 ?
General Electric Acts
On Employees' Stock j
Proxies Sent to Stockholders to
Vote on Quesllion of Issu?
ing 500,000 Shares
The General Electric Company 6ent i
proxies to its stockholders Monday so 1
that they could vote on the question of |
selling 50.000 shares or less to em?
ployees of the company on the partial
payment plan. In announcing the plan
C. A. Coffin, board chairman of the
company, said:
"It is proposed that the subscription
price shall be substantially the market !
price at the time the offer is made,
payment for the Ehares to be made by !
periodical deductions from the payroll.!
In order that all complexity and detail j
shall as far as possible be avoided :
there will be no allowance or adjust- '
ment for interest either on payments
made or on unpaid balances, but upon
completion of the subscription pay?
ments the company will give a credit
to the employee which shall represent
approximately the net return had he
beep an actual holder of the stock and
had received the dividend? thereon ;
from the date of his subscription.
"It is proposed that an employee
whose subscription is canceled because
of illness, unemployment or other rea?
son may receive back the money de?
ducted "from his pay, with interest at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum."
Steel & Tube Co. Earns
$6.64 a Share for 8 Months
The financial statement of the Steal
& Tube Company of America for the
eiK'ht months ended August 31, issued
yesterday, shows net income, after
chs-rges and Federal taxes, of $7,
266,1-14, equivalent, after preferred
dividends, to $6.64 a share on the com?
mon stock.
Total income for the month of
August amounts to $1,420,598, while
the total income for the eight months
is $9,869,128. Surplus for depreciation
and ?ommon ?totk dividends for
August ?hows $872,889 and for the
?Ma^weatto $?^?48, , ..
ANDREW J. McCORMACK. Tyictleneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS ANT> BONUS
By ADRIAN H. WIXER ft ?ON.
OPFK'E. 55 WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER t?U>. 19S0.
at 12:30 o'clock, at the ,
EXCHANGE SAl.KSRi'OM,
NOS. 14 AND 16 VESEY STREET.
By Order of Executors:
360 aha. A. Schraeder'a Son, Incorpo?
r?t ed.
25 cha. Bank of Washington Heights,
N. Y.
?50 aha. Atlanti? Potaah Co. Prefd.
For Account of Whom It May Concern; ?
?231.5? Evanaville, Indianapolis & Terr?
Haute R'way Co. Stock Parte. Ctfe.
$63,600 Bvanevllle A Indianapolis R. K.
Co. Final Distribution Ct.* Uaued
In Reorganization.
1153,000 Evanaville & Indianapolis R- R.
Co. Ctfs. Reorganization Commit?
tee In the matter of ?.uaranty on
the 1at Mtge. & 1st Conoid. Mtge.
Bonds of .??me >"o.
60 shs. NatloAal Wire Wheel Worl..*,
Inc.. Common Ctf. of Dep
60 sha National Wire Wheel Works,
Inc., Prefd. Ctf. of Dep.
60 ?ha. W. ?J. ?'ralg & Co., Ltd.. Prefd.
$1?,000 Argentine Internal 5s, 1900.
?2,000 Argentine 6a. 1907.
1.00.000 Kroneti Vienna 4s.
$11,000 Cnlte4 Railway Co. of St. Louis
General 4% Bda, July. 1534.
$1,800 North American Light & Power
Co. lat Lien 6?? Rda.. 1937.
100 aha. McSherry Manufacturing Co.
Common.
40 Wyoming Oil Syndicate Unit*.
$10,000 Bond & Mortgage, made by Frank!?,
(?ill to Benjamin H. Knowles. dated
Deer. 18, lall, at 6"? paat due.
covering 6 parcela lu Borough of
Brooklyn, City of New York; Pareil
No. 1, west sido Eaat 49 th St., 117
ft. 6 In. aouth of Avenue N, 40xl??O
feet; Parcel No. 2, west side of Ei.al
49th St., 217 ft. ? In. aouth of Av?.
N. 120x100 feet; Parcel No. 3, west
aide of East 49th St.. 357 ft.. 6 In.
aouth of Ave. N. 40x100 feet; Pare? I
No. 4, west aide of East 49th 81 .
497 ft. 6 in. south of Ave. N. IbOx
100 ft.; Parcel No. 5, west aide of
Eaat 49lh St., 100 feet aouth of
Ave. O, 140x100 feet.
DIVIDEND NOTICES_
GORHAM MANTFACTCRINC. COMPANY.
The regular quarterly dividend of one
and three-fourths per cent, (l^ft) on th?
7.0 Preferred Cumulative Voting Stock of
the Company has been declared, payable
October 1, 1920, to stockholders of record
at the cloSe ot business September 25, 1920.
and the regular quarterly dividend of one
and one-half per cent. (14%) has been
declared payable October 1. 1920, on such
of the 67* Preferred Slock of this Company
as has not been exchanged tor tho new
issue of Preferred Stock
ALFRED K. POTTER. Treasurer.
Providence, R. I., September 23, 1920.
OFFICE OF THE
United Gas Improvement Co.
N. W. Corner Broad and An h Street?
Philadelphia, September *. 1920.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly d!vlden?l of two p??r <ent. (i\
per share) on the Commun Stock of thi?
Company, payable October 15, 1970, tr,
holders of Common Stock of record at the
close of husmeas September u0. 15-10.
Checks will be mailed.
I. W. MORRIS, Treasurer.
Curb Market
Sales.
(Continu?, from precedlni. page)
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1900 ?Eur Cr M Co. ,'? ."?
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3600 ?tOoldf Cons.. 9 9 'i
2300 ?t?7>ldf I-.v.. 6 6
260Hecla Minlmr. 44 4'i
300 ?Hon Am Syn 163a 16H
3700 ?-.Jim Butler.. 15 1?
?800 tJurnbo Ext.. II 11
2700 ?tKewanas ... Jt .1
4500 ?tKnox Dlv . . 9 94
1000 Louisiana Con 4 4
3700 ? + MarHh Min. 14 1?;
400 ?Moth Cop- 5% f."i
1000+Nabub Con.. 12 12
10 *N J Zinc_179 179
2500 Nlpissing Mln. 10 10
600 Ophir Sllv M. 13 13
1000 Prince Con. . . ;*?
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boon +Stewart M:n. 1*1
400 Simon Sil Ld. 1
2 00 Stand Sil Ld. V?
2500 ??R.'-pr.r. Mm 4
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23 00 ?TalapooBa Sil ,?_.
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:C0 Tonopah Ext. 1 \
250?Tonopah Mm 1 a?.
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700 Fnlty Gold M k 4
3200 ?tV?c D (a p) 8 4
2200 fWest End C. 1 f.
4500 tWh Caps M. 8
2000 + W C Ex l'a p) 1 4
2500Wllbert Min.. 4
Bonds
Sales (000 omitted i. Open.
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1 ?Am T&T 6s '22. 9>
6 ?Anaconda fis... 914
5 ?An-A U ;?.. wi 59'.4
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3 Mo 7??H . 61
6,?CCC*StL 6s '29 87 4
10"Con Text 7s w i 92
5 "Kenne Cop 7s.. 93
60 ?Mor ft Co "4s. 974
00 ?NY NH ft H 4s 73 ?fc
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6 ?do 1925 . 96
6 *Reab Air L 6s.. 65 %
12 ?Southern Ry Cs 85
20 ?Tex C 7% note? 99
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374
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(Quoted on Income
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