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SECURITIES OFFEREI) AM) WANTED
Verfall ffirotfara
IfttWtt ItUtty ?rrur?ita
1U lima?may. N. $.
Republic
Railway & Light
Company
Common Stock
PrlT?tr rhone* to Philadelphia * I lout on
Kirby Lumber
Com. & Pfd.
.J.K.R!ce,.?r.&Co.
Piones 4400 to 4910 John SO Wall St X Y
Satety Car Htg. & Ltg.
Singer Manufacturing
Gulf Oil
FREDERICH. HATCH & CO.
74 ftway NY -{SaABUSitiD J888 f- - T>1 Ridor 6340
BOSTON. CHJCAbQ FHlLVMUsreEAL. PITTSBURGH
Mark A. Noble Theodore C. Corwin
NOBLE & CORWiSM
25 Itroad St, Now \ork
Chase Nati. Phelps Dodge Corp
Equitable Tr. Niles-Bemcnt-Pond
T>)?nhone 1111 3ron<l
New Stock Exchange Listings
Listing of the following securities
was approved by the governing commit?
tee of the Stock Exchange at a meeting
yesterday: N'utlonai A:.i;ir.e and Chem
cal Company, Inc., additional voting
trust certificates for common stock rep?
resenting 15o\236 shares without par
value; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad,
36,000.000 permanent engraved ton
year 7 per cent notes; Manhattan Elec?
trical Suppy Company, inc., permanent
engraved certificates for 30.000 shares
of stock without par value; Seneca Cop?
per Corporation, permanent inter?
changeable certificates for 200,000
shares without par value; New Orleans
and Northeastern Railroad, $7,195,000
refunding and improvement mortgage
series A ?!'- per cent gold bonds.
Financial Items
Th? Gu rani of New
York has t.??:.-?;??.'
Cairo Chemical Company first mortgage,
dat< d Oriol 1. secui n
issue of *-'. .."A Oi 0 ; ar value firsl
8 per cent sinking fund convertibh gi d
bonds, due t n ? a
At the annu i m etini nf I he :-';, Louis
Southw* ???:n Kb Iwa; C mpany the di
rtct'ji-s ?? ere .?-? ?? ?: ?!. and Frank Miller
Gould, Bon ol >: Gou chaii man of
the boa rd, ? I to till a
At thi ? ' ; he d!n t tors I ho ol I
ofi!ri rs were re-elected, and Frank M.
Gould was i lei ted asa tanl n tary.
I\ Vi". of .'. rmour ??:? Co.,
h:is 1 een elei 1 direct ;' the Conti?
nental and Co!..:.;? r< lal Nat i nal Bank sui
reeding [to b' l J Dunham who i :.
and James K. Leavell, former vi e-presl
dent of the of St.
I.outs, has ! i eleel d vi c president,
Tlv Equitabli Trus f! announces
that It Is i ?;!"?, ' ? ? xchango H a
outstanding interim cei I ? ?? ? il ???
connection wl h tin recenl subscrlpi
temporary Shell
i }< m : any, LI ires.
John C. Hoshor, formerly associated
with Cob-, Johi ? m S IM tt, .?'.i - oi em d
offli es at ? V Exrhtin
and d'-al in bonds foi investment.
Equipment Bonds
(Quott'd on Income perci nl if ?? basis )
Name. Hate. ,M
Bait & I Ihlo. . ?) '--j '27 8.1 0 7.50
Beth Steel.... 7 I 0.75
. / i . -i >-j ? ; ?.Ti
Buffalo, It & P 4Va-5 ? . I B.6Q
du . C
i 'anadian N I ?' 7.03
Can idian Nor. ' '??? ?'..;;. ..??'. ? ? , ,
Canadian L'ac. 4Vj I9:'0-'!S 7.20 6.T?
do . 7.110 0.75
CCI' A: St U 5 1921-': 9 '. ' .
do . 6 1 ? . ?' '? 7.30 I
Ches '. Ohio. . I'-a 1920 A 7 '. I I .
Ch K : & Pac 4M,-5 1920-'27 8 2 i 7a:.
Chic .V- N U . I'.a 1920-'23 . I 6.7!
C St I. * M O 6 24 't
Del <? Hudson 4'? 7.50 6 50
Erle . 4(4-5 1921 .7
i Cons. .. r, 1921-"22' K 50 7 50
111 Central .... 4(4-5 19: . 00
Kan City So. .7. 1920-'21 7.70 6.80
fcoul? & Nash. 5 I 6.75
"Stich Ci,:: ai.. 6 ; . ? '
do . 7, 1920 I 6.7
M .i V t ssJl (14-f ' ?? ? ' ??
N Y Oat 1'. H 4 >4 1! 20-'2lF?7 50 '. 00
N .* Con: Il 11 I'i 19.1 ?.20 (
d> . 7 1921-'.?5 7.25 .
S V C ? St L 4(4
? i.j.7, la.". 1 7.7.0 i
?! t N H & Il ! '?? ?* -0 ? : " ' A 7 7.!
X.il f * West.. 4'a 192 '? I 0
oi I'uclflc. .. 7 I92t-':tu : 0.5
Pa. Ft Kxp.. 7 I!
? uni , Ivamu . 4-4'?
P'OilIni! Co . 4 (4 bt'21 - : 6.76
A aboard ... 4 '-.. -5-0 1920 ; ?.
S iith'ir. I'ac . 4(4 ' ? I . .
do . 7 ' .; M
S ulh.-iii By.., 1(4-5 'i . - r.i'.o T.Of
' I r g i n I n n 1 : ?,
Wlhotl . . .
Miscellaneous Markets
Puhllc Utility Securities
Bid. Asked
Adirondack Power ft Light.... 11
do pf. 70
American Light ft Traction.... 1 26
do pf. 83
American Gas ft Electric. 87
do pf. 57
Am rlcan Tower ft Light. 47
do pf. OS
American Public rtllltles -?
do pf. ?
American Water Works. 3%
do 1st nf . 4 4
do participating rf. 4
Appalachian Power . -
do Pf. 13
(""ami:in P U & 1. 2?
. 83
Central States Plertrlo . 7
do pf . 42
C i s Service .298
? in pf . er. l4
(! i 7 p c deb perles C. 91 H
do 7 p c den aeries P. 84
do 7 p c pref B. 5 %
irado Power . 7
do pf. 80
Commonwealth P R ft U. 14
do pf . 38
Ml.tr. Bond ft Share pf. 78
Empire Olst Elec pf.?&
Empire O ft P 1st ft eol fis, '26. 92
do 6 p c conv notes, 1924.... 84
do 8 ? c pf stock. 8 4
Federal Light ft Traction. 6
do pf. 40
I Gas ft K'.ec See, .250
i\o pf . 76
Northern Ont Licht. 10
do pf. 4 4
Northern Ohio Electric Corp... 13
elo pf . 37
Northern States Prod . 20
I do pf . 76
Republic Ky ft Light Co. 7
do pf. 27
I Southern California Edison- 79
do pf . 92
Standard Qas ft Elcc. 13
do pf. 35
Tcnncsee Ky Light ft Power... %
do pf . 2
United Light ft Rvs. 2?
do 1st pf. Co
We stern Power . 18
do new pf. 60
Bonds
Appalachian Power 1st 3?. 62
Cincinnati e;.is & Elec Bs, 1915. 7S
Col Gas ft Elec 6s, ?:>2T. 7'.'
? 121 " 3s. 1922. 99%
i , x, 1921 . 99
El Paso Elec col Bs. 79
Great Western Power 1st 3s.... 73!-?
Midwest Utilities 1st 5s. 85
Mis? River Power Is" 5a. 74
North Out Light ft Power 6a.. 61
Nor States Power 6s. 192?...... 82
Miscellaneous Stocks
H
75
12?
86
47
802
?r- '-j
96 Va
88
evi
s
oo
17
39
350
8 5
14 W
Am Chicle 39
do pf.. 82
?Am Lthr. 18
?do pf... 64
Am Mf(r..l49
do pf . . 83
Am M ft F150
Am Td pf 3<?
Am Typ F 31
A D 1 NJ 25
Atlas I'w C 64
B P ft S lp SO
do 2d pf 6 3
Bor C M... 96
Lush T pf 67
Celluloid..150
Child* Co, ?6
do pf... 92
City Inves 60
Cru W pf 9 0
Old per C. 12.4
?K.t dividend ^^^^^^^
Chemical Stocks
V L ft W.ltJO
lnt Sll pf. 8?
Lima L pf 88
NatCaakt.100
N J Z W.178
NCo lat pf 99
Phelpa P.170
3H!P ft W pf. 90
43 JR Raalt in 18
do pf... 65
Ry Bkg- P 120
do pf... 80
? C L ft H 63
SlngerMfgl25
St I M ft S 43
Stoll 3 pf. 95
8 IJ W pf. 98
Valvol pi. 95
W ft B. . . 92
Yale? ft T.276
80
71
153
87
160
35
68
86
97
73
160
88
(0
97
131
25
Am Cyan
do pf... 55
By-Prod... 94
Casein Co. 40
Dow Ch . . --
Pu Pont P220
Grasolli . . : 3 7
do pf... ?
lllook Elec ?8
do pf... 80
Ky Solvay 76
?Merrlmac. 74
Moc Co rf 85
iMulfd Co. ?
[Semet G..165
ISolv Pne.200
64
8 2
81
1(10
83
76%
90
75
62%
85
!?l
82
?ft
110
178
100
290
95
26
73
180
85
68
123
47
98
98
98
98
285
78
7C
100
78
S3
Tobacco Stocks
17ft
G W HmelSO
do pf .. . 92
J S Vu.ing 130
do pf. .. 80
?MacA&P.lO.K ^^^^^^^
'Ks dividend 60%.
Sugar Stocks
140
90
116
P K-A T. .110 118
Weym B..105 172
do pf... 86 90
L'nlvLeafl40
Cnrd Am.
elo pf...
Car Sug..
C Aguirro.
FJrdo new
Oodch'x 8
do pf...
Irt \\ eat . :
101
?1
'Ex dividend.
Insurance
Ort W pf.113
Mat-Am. . 20
*.do pf.. 76
Michigan. 10%
?National 140
Nl NiQiieo300
Savannah. 45
j do pf... 78
Companiw
118
25
102
11*.
145
350
50
Bid. .
Am AUrr.ce.C70
City of N Y.200
-omwlth . . SOU
Contntl .... 67
Fid ft Phoe.615
Franklin... . 80
Globa ft R.1100
.-.ked.i M^^^
'.'80| 'treat Am...275
210|llanover ... 8?
32 Homo.B25
70|Nat Liberty.170
633 Niagara ...130
9o|stu> vesant.. 69
Bid. Arted
275 285
185
16.
76
.260
.190
.4 20
.160
150
.U0
3 40
.soo
.4 90
.150
ISO
355 I
820 j
610 1
210 ;
230 (
New York Rank Stocks
Bid. Aakll Bid. Aak
...206 212/Oarneld . ..238 240
...315 ??Gotham . ..135 105
270 Greenwich
200 Harinean.
? Hanover .
160 Imp ft Trds.500
160 Industrial....206
1C0 Irving Nat...?20
4 0 Liberty . ... ?
? Mnhltn Co.205
?' 96 Mech&Met...310
276 Mtrpltn . . .350
i 4 ('^Mutual . .
6 0 i Nat A111 n
SI 2 New Neth
260 N Y County. 135
V N H A. 460
185 Pacific .270
--'Park.4 8 0
?3d Public.300
227 Seaboard ...633
II Second . . . .4^5
120 State.195
190 23d Ward ...200
Untd States.170
92J l.'nton Lx . . 175
92511 ash Ills... 325
1 63 Yorkvjlle ..575
Trust and Surety Compart??
Air:erica . .
Atlanta ...
Am Exch .
Battery ...
Bowery . .
Bryant P .
Uway Cent
Bronx Nat
liotch & D
- '? n Mercan 195
l '? ase.380
Chut ft Ph.?65
S -.( Fx . 1 35
Chemical I ?0
City.307
' oui ft Iron 250
Colonial . . .330
Columbia ..170
Commcl Ex.425
1 lomnwlth. 220
- ' o me rco ..323
Co: n Use . , :,: -i
Cosmpltn ...100
Cuba.180
Last River. .163
First Nati . . 900
Fifth Ave...900
Porelen T 15 ?3
?19 0
S20
67D
4,'6
180
lt>5
Alliar-.ee . . .
?Am trust..
Am Sure
L ? '
ft M.
Bkiyn T Co490
<'? ni Fnlon. 31 5
e :olumbla . . 310
...165
Equil ible ...390
Bmpii e Tr. . 300
Pi mrs L ft T285
Pulton .370
Fidelity
. luarantv
::
Hu !?. in T
Kings Co
Lave
75
. 67
. : jo
.200
,340
-rs T. .
140
Co
.106
.115
.273
3 25
260
123
6 70
6 ! 0
? 5
.,- 0
^_
tSee New York Title an
{Includes American
stocks.
y 5 ; La w v_
- Lincoln Tr.
', 2 Manufctrs .
360 Mercntl ....
I IS Motropltn .
610 Mtgfc lintl.l.
3 7 3, M u T of W
3 2 01 Na I S u ;? e i v.
>N Y 1. ft. T
80i : Y Tr...
? \ Y Tillo..
896lPeoples.
? Realty Asso.100 '
211 T ? ft T. . . .305
350 Pn Sealcs...810
:?', u s M ft T.396
r s T Guar. 80
660 Weistchstr ..135
115'W ft. B Tft M150
Mortgage.
ust i.'ompany
lio :
316
830
405 ?
160
THE '
NATIONAL PAR
OF NEW YORK.
214 Broadway
Sixty-four years of con?
structive co-operation
with foreign and
domestic commercial
enterprise.
Established 1856
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Am Brass 190
Atlas Pwdl86
Bab A W.lOiJ
Cn F * F.1B0
Carb Steel 0 5
do 1st pf 95
do 2d pf 62
Colt A... 4 9
l>u Pont P.220
do pt
19?
143
ios
170
61
??fl
Knst Steel ?
Em SAI. 30
?do pf.. 73
?Here Pw.20 3
?do pf. . 92
Nile? B-P. 88
Soov Mfif.3 70
Thom Iron 33
\V*n Cor. .400
Woodward 50
8?
8 S
210
94
400
450
6.1
, 21
.107,,
. 107
. 410
Standard Oil Stocks
Hid
Anglo-American on Co T.td..
Atlantic Ht fining Co.
do pf .
Bourne-ScryniHer Co .
Buckeye Pipe Line. '?"'
Chesebrough Mil,' Co Cons.... 210
do pf. J,'?
Continental oil Co. nj>
Crescent Pipo I.Ine Co. ??
Cumberland Pipe Lino Co- 138
Eureka Pipe Lino Co. US
Galena-Signal Oil Co pf. new. 80
do old . 00
do common . 44
Illinois Pipo Line Co. 168
Indiana Pipe Line Co. 90
International Pet 7"o Ltd. new. 1 ?
National Transit i*>. 30
New York Transit Co. 17(1
i Northern Pipe Lino Co. OH
Ohio Oil Co. 299
! Penn-Mex Fuel Co. 49
Prairie Oll A Gas Co. 650
Prairie Pipo Line Co. 220
I Solar Refining Co. 3110
Southern Pipe Lino Co. 120
south Penn (All Co. 265
Southwest Penn Pipe Lines...
st a n.lard Oil Co of California
.Standard Ol] Co of Indiana. .
Standard oil Co of Kansas...
Standard Oil Co of Kentucky,
Standard Oil Co of Nebraska.. 4'.0
Standard on Co of New Jeraoy. C10
Standard Oil Co of N J pf. 104 Vj
Standard Oil Co of New York. .16S
Standard Oil Co of Ohio. 400
Standard Oil Co of Ohio pi.. 104
Swan A Finch Co. 60
Union 'lank l'ar Co. 115
do pf. 96
Vacuum Oil Co . S48
Washington oil Co. 30
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atlantic Loboa Oil Co. 30
313
710
37 6
65
112a
110
100
115
32
144
12:i
90
1)5
47
183
94
ISO
101
302
3 16
71a
535
3 h 5
440
620
106 Va
373
425
107
70
120
98
353
100
340
14-%
152
12
713
12
6%
Cosden A Co. 7'4
Elk Basin Cons Pi-t Co. 81a
Imperial oil Ltd . 97
Magnolia Petroleum Co. 320
Merritt (.'?I Corporation. l-i'i
Midwest Refining Co. 1 r,0
Mountain Producors. lit?
Northwest Oil Co. 27
Producors A Refiners Corp. C Vi
Salt Creek Producors, now.... 11 V?
Sapulpa Refining Co. 6%
New York Citv Bonds
Form, Rate unci .Maturity. Bid. Ask. field
Interchan?*gablo 4V*?, 1967 93V*
do 4V6?. 1 ?>?5. 93V4
do 4>?s, 1963. 83%
do 4 Vis, 1957. 931?
do ?Vie, 19C8.
do 4 Vis, 1964.
do 4 '4s, I 9l?2.
do 4 Vi?, I960. S 7*4
do 4 "?s, 1960 op 1930... S7%
do 4s, 1959.
<lo 4s, 19T,K.
do 4s, 1957.
Registered 4?, 1955-1956.
do 4s, 1930.
Interchangeable 3Vis, 1954 75
Coupon 3 Vis, 1954. 75
Hob 3V4s, 1950-1954 inc.. 75
do 3 Vis, 1940-1950 Inc.. .
Ren and ooup (serial) 4 Vi?,
1820-1930 Inc.
Reg and coup (serial) ?Vi?
1920-1931 inc.
Reu and coup (serial) ?Via,
1920-1932 Inc. 6.00
New York State Bonds
Issued In coupon and reKisiered form,
not Interchangeable. Coupon bonds rejsia
terable.
Form, Hate and Maturity. Bid. Asie. Yield
Canal Imp. 4''-;?, 1961. 99 102 4.4n
Hignway Imp. 4 Vis, 1963.. 9'.) 102 4.4B
4 4?
4.40
4.40
4.3 5
4.3 5
4.36
; 4.36
4.3';
; 4.36
Canal Imp, 4'ts, 1965. 94
Highway Imp, 4%s, 1965. 94
Barge C Tona, 4 Vis, 1945. 94
Highway imp 4s, 1967.... 91
Canal Imp 4s, 1967. 91
IP way Imp 4s, 1960-'62 inc. 91
do 4s, 1958. 91
Canal Imp 4s, 1960-'62 ln<A HI
Palisades I is Park 4s, 19?1 91
H Canal Term 4s, 1942-'46. 91
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Peder.il Farm Loan 5a,
1938, op 1923. 93Vj
Ft deral Farm Loan 4 Via,
1939. op 1924. 86 H
Federal Farm Loan 4 Via,
1938, op 1923. 86Va
Federal Farm Loan 4'?a,
1937. op 1922. 86 Vs
Joint Stock Land Hanu 6a,
? 939, op 1924. 87
Joint Stools Land Hank 5s,
19; 5. op 1923. S7
9 4 H
87%
8 7 ij
87V?
5.50
5.02
5,65
5.C7
5.90
5.92
?Short-Term Securities
Security, rate, dur
Bid. Ask. Yield.
8.1!
7.511
8.60
8.50
6.?SO
7.05
7.10 I
Amor Oottcn Oil 6s, 1924 91% 92%
Amor Cilicio fis. J..21-'?2. 94% 98'?
do P.--, 1923-1925. 90 95
do Cs, 1926-1927. 87Vi 91%
Amor Tel A Tel t'.s. 1922. 94% 95%
do 6s, 192 1. 92% 92%
Amer Thread 6s, 1928... 93 95
Am Tobacco Co 7s. 1920.. 99% 100'?
do 7s, 1921. 99% 100 V?
do 7a, 1922. 97-% 99%
do 7s, 1323 . 99% 99%
Anaconda Copper 6s, 1929. 91 92
Anglo-Amort oil 7 Vis, 1925 99% 99%
Armour conv 6s, 1920-2! 94 98
do 7s, 1930. 95 95 ' ,
Bethlehem Steel 7s, '22. 97% 98%
tlo 7s. 1 923.96 Vi 3 1
Can Pacific Ry 6s, 1924.. 93% 94 Vi
Cent Argentine Ry 6s, '27 ?>4 86
C H A Q loint 4s. 1921 . . 96 9U Vi
C, H I ,\- P Ry 6s, 1922.. 93Vi 96 Vs
C. (', C & St L Ry 0?, '29 SS'i 89V4 7.85
Cuba C .-Au- con 7s, 1920 92 92V: - 1r>
Cudahy Packing 7s, 1923 97 Vi 98 Vi
tVaeral Sug Iltg 6s. 1924 93 95
B F Goodrlch con 7s, 3925 90% 91
Oulf Oil 6s, 1921 . 97Vi 98 Vi
do 6s. 193 2 . 9 5 V? 9 7 V?
do Cs, 1323, . 94 V11 95 Vi
Ho It Val It It 6s, 1924. . 91 93
In Hap Tr 1 !o con 7s, '21 , 70 72
Kan City Term fis. 1323.. 94% 9ti
Kenne Copper 7s, 1930... 93 Vi 93 Vi
Lao 1.1 J. Isi A I' 7s. 1923 90 92
Lig <v Myers Tob 6s, 1921 9 7 A, OS V?
Philadelphia fis, 19:;' ... 92V? 93Vi
Pennsylvania 4Vis, 192!.. 97% 98 Vi
Proc .t Gamble 7s, 1921 99% 100 V?
do 7s, 1.322 . 93 '?? I1"1
do 7 s, 19 2 3. . 99 4 100
P S C ol N J cn 7s, 1922 85Vi ?7
H ,! Hoy Tot, Cs. 1922. . 96 Vi 97 Vi
Sinclair Con Oil 7Vis, '25. 91 ht 9: ?
South Ry fis, 1922. 95',? 95'
SO W Util T Co 7s, 1925. 9 1 ?111
St P U De g 5V?s, 1923. . 9 J 95 V;
Swiff ?- Co fis, 1921. 97% !?8 V?
Toxaa Ca 7;-'. 1323. 98 Vi 98% 7.50
Ctah Securities fis, is:;.. 82 st
West Elec con 7s. 1925.. 95% 93 7.24
.10
7 70
7.90
8.H5
8.0 0
9.36
7.70
7 5 0
7.411
7.50
8.00
8. 3 j
8.00
a
Ii
6.20
(,,80
7.00
7.00
7 7 0
lo
7.20
u.oo
Markets in Other Cities
Baltimore
10 Halto Eloo pf.
7 7 Cons Cool ....
250 <Ions Power . .
400 Celestino .1
600 Cen Torosa . ..
33o ,1,, ,,f .
500 Cosden pf ....
1 0 1 'avidson .
1? Houston Oil pf.
1 ndianola.
100 Mt Vernon . .
60 Nor 1 A ntral
23 I'm Ry com.. .
on. High. Low. Last.
36 36 . 6
% 83% 83% 83%
?Vi 93 Va 93 >i 93 V?
1 120 120 120
6Vi
a x %
76%
Bonds
1000 City Halto 4?
1000 Cosden 0s
2000 Cona Pow 1 Vi
2000 tlo fis ....
,000 Chicago Ry :
5000 Pub Service '.
5000 Uni Ry 4s. .
?fiuo do Incomes
13'-,
S0% 60% 80%
Boston
Mining
'a 9 ? Vi 93 's
t. ? li 3
57 57
63 S 63
48% 48%
82 Ahmeek .
50 Allouez .
120 Arcadian Cons
960 Big Heart . . .
L 1 Ca] Ariz ....
7 Cal Hecla ...
255 Carson .
25 Copper Hang?
20 Daly West . . .
146 Mavis Daly . .
145 East Butte . .
in 11. Ivetia .
SO Island Creek..
10 do pf .
10 La ko Copper.
200 Mason Valley.
40 Mohawk .
4 5 New Cornelia.
3 5 Niplsslng ....
80 North Hutte .
10 1 >Id Dominion
10 1 lace?la .
6Qulncy .
375 Seneca .
100 Shannon .
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10 st Marya .
325 Sup ?.- Hosti n
30 ) Tuolumne ....
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20 Utah
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Cons
Coppe
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43 4 43
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?4 Post A Alb. . .1261? 127 126V?127
??ft Host Elevated. 68% 64 ?3 64
55 Boat A Maine. 38 38 38 38
. Northern N H S3 S3 83 83
A i .s Y N II A IL S5Vi 36% 33% 35%
12 Old Colony... S3V? 83 82 Vi 83
, Prov <t- worc.120 122 120 122
14 West End . ,.40 4'iu 41 40
;3 JU pf. 4? 49V? 49 43%
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.
Established 111?
Philadelphia NEW YORK Boaton
Long Term Bonds
of
Railroad and Industrial Corporations
BROWN, SHIPLEY & COMPANY
Established ltlf
founders Court, Lothbury ' Office for Travelar?
LONDON, E. C 128 Pall Mail. LONDON, 3. W.
We advise the purchase
at present prices of
Long Term Railroad Bonds
Our offerings and recommen?
dations <will be sent upon request
ARTHUR LIPPER & COMPANY
Members of Neta York Stock Exchange
Corner New Street and Exchange Place
New York City
Mirtcolliineou?
0 Amor Agrie. .
11 do pf.
?00 American OIL
5 Amer Pneu. . .
10 do pf.
30 Ann r Sugar.
83
88
3%
83
88
3 Vi
2%
10
194% 104% 104% 104%
le !*!
32
do pf.106% 106% 106
98"
Amer Tel
40 Amer Wool pf 04"-?
100 Anglo-Amer .. 4
r.OO Post Mex Pet. 1*4
102 Eaatern Mfg. . 2C%
60 Eastern S S pf 70%
34 Edison .160
32 Elder .
2 Gen Electric.. .
60 Gray .
200 Greenfield ....
f.7n inti Cement. . .
10 inti Cot M |.f
1 50 inti Products..
1 13 do p? .
3 3 Island ?ill.
10 .1 T Connor.. .
333 Llbby .
10 Loews .
20 Mass Gas.
22 do pf .
15 McEIw 1st pf.
3 430 Mex Invest. . .
135 Nat Leather. .
100 National Oil. ?
147 New Eng Tel.,
1 Plant pf
J9
94%
4
1%
30
70%
150
23-%
03%
93
4
1%
29%
70%
149%
23%
106%
98%
93%
3 0
70%
150
142% 142% 142% 142%
15 1.5 15 16
38% 3 9 38% 39
83%
60%
36
9%
96
60 '.;
93%
6%
96
90%
1 3 %
S3
60
9 2 %
3 3
9%
6%
9 3
9 0 %
i 3 : t
11 %
11%
9%
6%
90%
2 02 Swift .105% 105% 10 1% 105%
55 do Inti. 30 80 29 29
13 Torrlngton ... 66% 66% 65%
10 tin Drug 1 pf. 45% 43% 45%
20 United Prult. .203 203 203
79d Cnited Shoe. .. 39 39 38%
21 elo pf. 23% 23% 23%
260 Ventura . 17% 17% 17
3'no Waldorf . 18% 18% 18%
f.R Wnlth Watch. 2l si 20%
do pf. 78 7R 73
223 Walworth .... IS 18-18
5 Wick Wire... 28% 28% 28%
Bonds
05%
45%
203
38%
23%
17
18%
2 S %
?3 7(00 C J ft S 5s_ 77% 77:
90i 'i Miss Rlv P 5n. 74% 74
3000 N Eng Tel 5s.. 82% 82!
? no.i Pond e Ireek fis. 96 96
i-non Seneca Cop Sf. 96 iH)
2000 Western Tel 0s 77% 77
Boston Curb
82%
96
7 4',
82%
96
96
77%
Bid.
Ariz F.-<tn. . 3
Ariz Silver..30
I'..is & Mon. 46
lili; Hawk. 30
Calaveras.... I
Chief Con... 3 i
Crown Rsv.,10
Crystal new.36
Denbigh . . .16
Eagle M P. 2 1 ?:
Pi rl una ... 3,
Gadaden . . .55
IToma "I!. . . 6
Iron Hinss..
lion Cap..
Ask.
.20
40
I Bid. Ask
jija Poso ... 22 36
Majestic ,...12 15
|Mcx M.tals.30 65
Mid Mos.?.., ?- 40
.Monarch ... 5 13
Nat L & Z. 4 7
New Baltic. 3 I
Nev Doug...12 is
Nixon.4
Rainier . . . .50
|Svn MotalH. 8
Silver Reef. 7
r Ver Ext. 30
Irukon .... 1
60
1 %
Chicago
Pales Open. High. Low. Last.
60 Aran Radl ttor. 70 70 70 70
116 Armour Leath. 15% 15% 16% 15%
25 do pf . 92% 92% 92% 92%
680 Armour pf... 91 'j 91% 91% 91%
f,2 Be aver Board. 45 <5 46 43
10 1 Bri. . ... 17% 17% ?7% 17%
1 DO 1'rise . 11 11 II 11
60 ? Ihgo El Ry pf. 5 3 5 5
25 Chgo Rys, Ser 1 12 12 12 12
225Cwealth Edls..l02% 103% 102% 103%
375 Oont Motora.. 7% S 7% 7%
3" Hart S & M. . . 75 73 75 75
600 Llbhy . 11% 11% 11% 11%
175 Montgom War. 28 28 27', 27%
100 M W L'tll .... 31 31 30% 30%
776 Mitchell . Il 14 1 t 14
330 Nat Loath ... 9% 9% t1 %
400PiKKly Wlggly. 29 29 29 29
50 Pullman.113 113 11:1 113
34 Public Servi, e. 65 65 65 65
ino Peoples Gas .. 39% 39% 33% 30%
50 Quak ? >;it.- pf. SS% 88% <*>(% 88%
ears-Roebuck.116 116 % 115% 115%
; ? 00 --haw . . . . . 75% 78% 7 i 78
i?">Stew Warner - 31% 31% 31% 31%
1 ? Standard Elcc. 15 15 15 13
630 Swift Inti .... 29% 33% 29% 29%
800 Swift & Co.. ..105 105% 104% 105%
1260 Pn Carbide .. 63% *?3?S 62>? 63
379 l n Paperboard 30 '1
445 West Knitting. 13
Bonds
$1000 Armour 4%s... 7''%
50on Chgo Ry 1st 5b 66 '
209(1 Com EdiK 1st 6s 80
5000 ' igden c-ii' 5s. 64
1000 Swift lut G." . . 83%
Detroit
20? Charcoal pf. . . 4"m
1 noo Contl Motors.. 7 \
126 Det Edison. . . 97
3 3 Pord .315
110 1 .?ncoln . 40
; 50 Mich Sugar. . . 10% 10% 10%
lOOONoblo .1.10 1.18 1.16
?:i 10 Packard . 15
60 Paige . 17*?
375 Rea Motors... 22% ?Z^ 22% 22%
25 Tlmken . 32% 33% 32% 32%
Philadelphia
13
4%
98%
315
3 0% 31
12% 12%
75% 79%
?6 66
&0 80
64 fit
83% 83%
4 % 4 %
314
39 \
10%
1.16
14 II
17% 17 %
5 0U
952 Amer Stores
110 Elec Storage. .123
200 Ins Co of N A. 28%
55 Keystone Tel.. s
580 Lako Sup Corp 1 1
50 Lehlgh Nav.. . 6.1
". 0 Nor'il Central. 66
115 Till! Co 6% pf 31
100 Phlla Traction 62
2078 Phlla Electric. 21 %
5209 Phlla It T_ 18%
10 Penna Salt. . . 65 'j
330 Union Trac .. 31
1330 Unit Gas Imp. 35%
16 W Jer & Seash 37
Ronds
$8000 Elec ft P Tr 4a 63 63
1000 L V cens fis r. 96% 96%
2000 Phlla Ei 1st 6s S3 83
Montreal
61%
123
28%
8
11
63
6 6
31
21%
18%
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% 3
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123
28
8
11
63
66
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5 2
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6 :
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Bid AkI?
Ams NIdn ? 3 2
At Sub R.119'3 119'
Br T \.& P 37% 38 ;
Brmp Pap 77 % 7s
. anCmt pf 90
Can Stmsh 64 % 65
do pf... 75% ?
82% 82%
?Id Asked
C M .
1 it Un Ry 10 ;
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Toronto
Bid. Asked
Adanac .... 1
Pom Steel
Lk Woods. ? ? 133
LrntdLtd.113 113'<,
MLM&PCn 80% _
Rrdn Pap. ? 210
Shawngn. p?6 io7
Spn Rvr.. 113
1.. pf... . -
SteelCoCn. 67
114
1 17
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Coniagas ...
Crown Rsv.
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Gold Reef.. ?
Crt Nrthn., -
Hargrave.s...
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Lake shore.
i Bid As!
5 Mclntyre ... 1 %
12 Mng Crp t'n 1%
5 Newray .... 5
?rV rV Ptrsn Lake. 12
10 [Pore Crown. VV
4%
%
A
Pore Tail.
Pore Imp.-l ?
Pratn E D.' ?
Tie Hughes. 5
Trnskmng .. 1
Thmp Kret.. 6
Vacuum O.. ,
Went Pome. 6
Pittsburgh
60 Am W Glass. 110 111
20 Ark Nat Q... 10% 101
35 Baltl at Ohio. 47 4?
110 111
10 % 1.- ?
47 47
220B'dall C "B". 33 38 88 38
200 C'negle L & L 6% 6% 6% 6 Va
100 Cons Ico. 4 \ 4 4
lOGuffey Gil.... 30% 30% 20% 30%
100 Habirshaw E. 15% 16% 15% 16%
100 Har Walker R 90 90 90 90
50 lud Brew pf. . 8 8 8 8
2110 Kay Cy Gas.. 1% 2 J% 2
150 Lone S Gas... 30 30 29% 29%
915 Marland Ref.. 4 4 4 4
30 Man L & H... 63% 53% 68% 63%
100 Mld 8 OU. 18% 16% 16% 16%
250 Nat P'proof... 6% 6% 6% b%
10 do pf. 13% 13% 13% 13%
160 Ohio P Sup... 48% 48% 48 48
145 0kla Gas. 31% 31% 31% 31%
500 Paragon Ref.. 27% 27% 27% 27%
385 Pitts Brew... 3% 3% 3% 3%
135 do pf. 9% 9% 9% 9 ,
1500 Pitts Jerome.. 7 ? < '
lo Pitts P Glass.155 155 155 15d
10 L'nion N Bank.233 232 252 -i
Cotton Continues
Recovery, Prices
Holding Up Well
Stronger Tone Prevails as
Southern Selling Pressure
Lifts; Covering by Shorts
Responsible for Buying
Reports of an improvement in spot de- !
mand and assertions that the movement ,
among Southern growers to hold cotton
for higher prices was becoming more
general seemed responsible for a sharp
advance in the cotton market yester?
day. Selling here for Southern account ?
was less active than for some days
past, but tho main buying on the ad?
vance, which carried December con?
tracts up from 21.27c to 22.55c, was
reported to be for Wall Street account.
December closed at 22.44c, with the ;
general market closing steady, at a net
advance of 22 to 90 points. The Wall j
Street buying was accompanied by re- !
ports; that some of the larger operators '
or investors are inclined to feel that
the decline in commodity values has :
gone lar enough, and that a revival of
demand for consumption is not likely
to be much longer delayed. The re- ;
ports of smaller spot offerings and a ;
smaller volume of hedge sellyig, nat- ',
tirally tended to promote confidence in .
these more bullish views of the mar-!
ket, and tended to restrict selling if
they diel not encourage a more general I
demand.
The better spot demand reported in
the South was supposed to represent
purchases to fill old commitments for
October shipment.
Southern spot market?, as officially
reported, were unchanged to 110 points
higher, with a slightly larger volume
of business.
Tho ?ocal market for spot cotton was
quiet and 100 points higher, at 25.25c
for middling; no sales were report?e!.
The range of primea follows:
Tuesday's
Op-n. HlK-h. Low. Close i losi
Oct ... 22 30 23.60 22.30 23.55 i 22.06
Dec...] 21.30 22.66 21.27 23.14032 47 21 5s
?Ian. ... 3" 95 21.91 3" 85 3, - ...
Peb.. . . l-1 66 21 00
Mar. . . 20.70 31 52 ?0.63 21.47(f) 31 12 20 9(1
I Apr.. . . -.-- - 21.35 1 20.80
?May... 20.55 21.30 20.60 21.20#21.22 20.70
: Juno. . . - 20 -, : ?/ - 20 10 ;
..'uly... 20.10 20.15 19.90 20.401'f 20.45 20.18
Auk.. 20.00 20.00 19.85 20.20@20.30 19.90:
Southern Spot Markets?Galveston firm
unchanged at 22.50c; sales, 3.332 hales I
New Orlenna steady, unchanged at 22.25c;
sales, 3,300 bales. Mobile nominal, un?
changed at 23c; sales, nil. Savannah
steady, 75 points higher nt 21c; sales, 357:
I bales. Norfolk quiet, unchanged at 23c;
sales, 997 bales. Augusta steady, 38 points
: higher at 23. 3c; sal is, 707 bales Me m
phls nominal, 100 vont:) lower a?. 23c;
sales, 750 bales, Houston steady, 75 points
higher at 22.50c; sales, 10,030 bales. Dal
; las steady, 80 points higher at 22.60c
sales, 11,703 bales. Montgomery firm, un
i changed at 33c: gales, 43 bales. Port
; Worth steady, 110 points higher at 22.60c;
I mi lea, 5,7 7.3 bales.
Cotton Statistics
rester- Last Last
I day. week. year. :
?Port receipts. 29.122 21.014 25,314
Exports. 2,675 9,512 -_?
Exports season ..515.3(1 398.'247 77C 033
New V'ork stocks. 33.477 25.040 94 572
?Port stocks .884,118 816,643 909?286
? Interior receipts.. 31,600 19,631 30 117
Interior shipments 3!.170 15,793 21*27ti
N Y arrivals. 2,497 658 1. 5
Liverpool Cables?Spot cotton dull at 43
point? decline middling, 17 80d Sales 3
000; American, 2,000. Imports,'2,000 ; none
American. Futures opened .[ui.i a' 20
to 26 points decline. Closed quiet at a
net decline of 3 t.. 36 pointa October
1';.42'i, December, I6.35d; January, I6.25d'
March, 16.03d; May, 15.si. Manchester
'1 arns and cloths dull.
Cottonseed Oil
Commission houses were good buyers
and pri?es were firmer, closing with net
gains of 11 to 15 points. The better dr?
il and was based largely on the firmer
feeling In tl-..- other commodities. Total
salea for the day were 10.2" 1 j barrels.
The range of prices follows;
, Tuesday's
Open. Hi?!!. Low. Close. close.
Spot...-?.- 12.50? ?? 12.60
Oct....-?-12 6fl 13 70 12.60
Nov... ??~--I2.60egil2.70 13. id
Pec... 13.32 12.70 13.32 12.60012.65 12.40
.Ian.... 12 55 12.65 13 31 12.62 tU'12.64 12.49
Peb?... --12.02'(f 12.72 13.45 '
March. 12.05 !3.*2 1303 12.73 @ 12.78 12 33!
April . 12.96 12 3 5 12.96 12.80@12.90 12.65 1
Refined Sugar Again
Sells Slightly Lower
Current Year
prices, ago.
?Sugar, granulated, lb... 11.500- 9
Con" cm, Rio, No. 7. 7Vi? - 16
Coffee, Santos, No. 7-22H@23% 25
The expected reduction of refined
"tigar to llVa cents was announced by
me of the leading refineries yesterday,
but the trade seemed to fee! that fur?
ther reductions were not imminent.
LEATHER FROM THE SEA
Only Company in the world manufacturing leather from skins of sharks
and other sea creatures. Supply of raw materials inexhaustible
and demand for the leather and by-products unlimited.
The Ocean Leather Company
Incorporated under the Laws of State of Delaware, 1917
7% Cumulative Preferred Stock (Par Value $100)
Authorized $1,000,000.Outstanding $225,000
Common Stock (No Par Value)
Authorized 400,000 shares - Outstanding 310,000 shares
Registrar Transfer Agent
Irving National Bank f$Q Bonds National Park Bank
New York City New York City
BUSINESS
The Ocean Leather Company is engaged in producing leather from skins of sharks,
rays, porpoise and other creatures of the sea. At present it has two fishing stations and
reduction plants in operation, located at Morehcad City, N. C, and Fort Myers, Fla.
Arrangements are now completed for fishing in the Bahamas. The skins are shipped
to the Company's tannery at Newark, N. J., and tanned into the finest leather,
superior in every way to ordinary animal leather and used for every purpose. At the
reduction plants the carcasses are converted into oils, high grade fertilizer and animal
feed. Fins are sold for shipment to the Orient. Numerous other by-products can also
be made. The entire creature is utilized ; nothing is wasted.
Years of effort were spent in perfecting the processes for producing sea leather which
this Company now owns, fully protected by broad and basic patents.
OUTSTANDING FEATURES
The Company utilizes raw materials furnished by nature at no cost in inexhaustible
quantities?materials that have hitherto been neglected.
The demand for sea leather and the various by-products is unlimited.
The by-products (oil, fertilizer, etc.) more than pay the cost of'catching the fish and
tanning the skins, making the leather clear profit to the company.
The Company has a complete monopoly of the sea leather industry protected by basic
patents.
The business is established on a sound producing basis. But unfilled orders re?
quire immediate increase of production facilities. Additional marine equipment is
needed and funds are required for new fishing stations and tanneries. The present
financing will put the company in position to greatly increase its output.
We believe that this is an enterprise of unusual merit and that it offers an ex?
cellent opportunity for large returns to investors who have the vision to see its
vast possibilities for development into a gigantic business.
We offer a limited amount of Preferred Stock, $100 per share, in~
eluding a bonus of one share of Common with each share of preferred
purchased and the privilege of purchasing an additional four (4)
shares of common at $12.50 per share for each share of preferred.
Common Stock at $15 a share
Full descriptive circular?authoritative information on the
abundance of sharks and sample of leather sent upon request.
EYER & COMPANY
45 Pine Street, New York
Telephone John 592
V'f.o information and floures used i't the aliovr are faVen from sources we consider truxtworthv, and ich tit
not uuarcuitced they have been relied upon by us in the purchase of t/iese securities! for our oum account.
PACIFIC BANK
New York
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
September 30, 1920.
Resources
Bills Discounted.$19,731,620.63
Time and Demand Loans. ..' 3,530,892.62
U. S. Bonds. 35.000.00
U. S. Certificates. 482,500.00
Other Securities. 195,195.36
Cash and Due from Banks.. 9,290.441.36
Acceptances for Customers.. 2,456,860.63
Banking House. 60,000.00
$35,782,510.60
Liabilities
Capital Stock. $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Profit. 1.737,488.34
Reserved for Taxes, Etc. ... 1 39,635.43
Unearned Discount. 185,797.21
Deposits . 27.361.263.47
Acceptances, Etc. 2.456.860.63
Rediscounts . 1.614,265.77
Bills Payable (Secured by
Government Bonds). ?.287.199.75
$35,782,510.60
William Skinner, Vice-president.
OFFICERS
O. H. Cheney, President,
F. E. Goldmann, Cashier.
J. S. Hamilton, Vice-Presidents
ASSISTANT CASHIERS
J. C. Lawrence
E. R. Lawrence
John F. Degener
William Skinner
Herman W. Hoops
George Legg
H. Van Brunt
C. M. Becannon
M. F. Bauer
A. G. Irvine
DIRECTORS
Carl Vietor \
James W. Cromwell
J. H. Walbridge
Daniel G. Tenney
Theo. H. Banks
O. H. Cheney
Lewis L. Clarke
James A. Smith
W. H. Bennett
W. H. Browning
E. C. Kern
J. W. Konvalinka
Frederic C. Buswell
John T. Terry
Francis R. Masters
William R. Rose
OFFICES
Broadway at Grand Street 49th Street at Seventh Avenue
28th Street at Madison Avenue 57th Street at Madison Avenue
Hudson Street at North Moore ?treet
The Pacific Bank is seventy years old this month. The character of its service, always
confined to commercial lines, has been responsible for its steady growth since its estab?
lishment in 1850, until today it: serves 10,000 individuals, business firms and corporations.
The'fact that many speculators have
been forced to liquidate their holdings
to meet loans is believed to have im?
parted to the market its greatest weak?
ness, and it is felt that the bulk of
this pressure has been lifted. It was
believed, however, that other refiners
were meeting the reduction to ll1*? less
2 per cent for cash. Michigan-Ohio
best granulated was reduced to 11.40
cents less 2 per cent. Better inquiry
in the raw market was reported, al?
though futures continued easy.
The rango of prices:
The rune.! ol prieta follovs:
Tuesday's
Open. Hl?h. How. Close. close.
. ? .?-7.75@T.80 7.75
Not. ?.00 8.10 7.80 7.8I07.8S 7.?&
1-Vfo . 8.00
Mur . T.?r.
( ofT>e
gagging
demand
f?aii.l
8 10 8.13 7.80 7.82? 7 ?5
*:>:> 7 75 7.7S.'o 7.8-1 7 80
H '.'0 s.56 S?7.60 '? ?
7.H? 7.95 7 65 7 60?7 69 7.66 ,
' ,'.:'.. S.00 7.80 7.7807.80 7.85
Futures There was further
tendenc) to prices yesterday :is
continued llgrat. Local sput de
octtnued to ?how slight Improve
ment, however, ?uni this soon may bo re-I
fleeted in futur-.s
Range of prices follows:
Oct
,\ov
Dec
.Ian
Feb
Mar
Open. High. How.
7 42
7.K0
7.43
7.60
7 30
7.60
May . 8.1?
June .... -
Tuesday'*
Clo?e. close
6.97.fll7.00 70S
7.17?7.19
7.37#7 38
7.54? 7.56
7.71(017.73
7.K8ft>7 .89
7
7.4?
7.66
7 1*3
?.0U
8.00
?.OS?8.09
?.1808.1?
8.21
8.3?
Lackawanna CHICAGO &
of the West NORTHWESTERN
Censen s?l*el> mtn??wl. RSBfMsBt
dividend p?y?r??xc*p?onsl ntr-'.: t*
i iw iip'.U.'.ufJH! SMliiixi 11)U w?0?
- cither feat u
MARKET oriXIO>? -Ask for B-M
R. H. W MASTERS & CO.
J/'TObers Consolidated Stock Excn., S t
82-84 Broad St. New York
?'hone Broad 6880 Entire /*<???? Flso*
CHICAUU MILWAUKK? N?W HAVEN
July . 8.26 8.26 8.11 8 17?S?? IJ'
AU?- 8 54*11* 14*
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