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LEGAL INVESTMENT
fot Sovtno Ranke ?nd Traute??
I ta Mew fork, MasMchnsetts,
Ooemectlcat und other states.
$500,000
San Francisco 4l/2*
Due J?ly U ?9?7 ?
Prie? 08.30 and interest,
Yielding 5.75%
Ctretdar en request fer AX-SIS
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Company
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Vs-n Otto?. mrtJ? Ave. * 4M St
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&CO.
Ill Broadway CO S tat* St.
NEW YORK BOSTON
.Invincible
Oil Corporation
Latest circular en r?qu?j|
WEEKLY LETTER
gMnt current newt t*JS detelepneat at
INDEPENDENT
&
STANDARD OILS
ruraiehe? uso? request
Province of
Manitoba
(Canada)
Ten Year 6% Gold Bonds
Principal and Interest pay?
able In Gold In Winnipeg, To?
ronto. Montreal, New York.
These bonds are a direct
primary obligation of the
oldest of the Prairie Prov?
inces of the Dominion,
noted for producing the
highest-grade wheat in the
world.
Winnipeg, capital of the
province,with a population
of over 200,000, is tlte chief
distributing centre for this
vast section.
Price to Yield
7.40%
Full Particulars Upon Requut fsr
Circular B-11
-^ "WTADDELI*
Ground Floor. Singer Building
89 Liberty Street New York
. A Nation-wide
Organization
THE SCOPE and Service?
of the Byllesby organiza?
tion are concisely described
In a new 16-page booklet
which will {prove exception?
ally interesting to investors.
Byllesby electric and gaa
companies serve 600 cities
and towns with 2,200,000
population.
Stnd for Booklet NYT-t
tLMByllesby G Co.
Incorpor?tad
III Broadway New York
Chicago ? Providence ? Bostart
J. K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Buy & Sell
Corn Exchange Bank "Righta"
Home Insurance "Rights
National Park Bank "Rights"
Chase National Bank Stock
Continental Fire Ins. Stock
Equitable Trust Co. Stock
Fidelity-Phenbc Ins. Stock
Franklin Insurance Co. Stock
Great Amer. Ins. Stock
New York Trust Co. Stock
J. IL Rice, Jr. & Co.
Pbeines 4ese t* ?tie Jttu^ g( W(J1 Hu< N T
PRICHITT ?- Co.
Jfewbere X T. Stash Awkesft
?0 Broadway Naw York
kids for Investment
??ris, Forles & Ct
Guaranty Trust Co.
Home Insurance Rights
,Borden Co.
McCLUKE, JONES ARCED
_*?**~s ??** tar* Staat, Smahataga
US Bram?m^ rttmm0 $M| g^^
The Trend in Finance
t _
Easier Money Conditions Will Enable Member
Banks to Cut Debt to Reserve
Institutions
A CHANGE In manner of functioning of the Federal Reserve system
seems near. The passing of the period of stringent credit will
make it possible for the central banks to serve the purposes for
which they were designed. It was originally intended that membeT
banks should borrow from the Reserve banks only when seasonal recmire
ments and special conditions demanded expansion. -Instead, the exigencies
of Treasury financing and other facts related to the era of war and infla?
tion kept member banks as permanent debtors of the Reserve system. This
relationship rendered the profits of the regional banks extraordinarily
i Innrs
It is patent sow that as credit is re-*4
leased, as industry adjusts itself to
a lower price level, member banks
will reek to reduce their indebtedness,
and, according to Governor W. P. G.
Harding, the Reserve authorities will en?
courage this process by keeping the dis?
count rata of the Reserve banks slightly
higher than prevailing open market
I rates.
i If no new inflation halts developments
j which seem under way, the trend will
! be in the direction of a substantial
shrinkage of the rediscounts, and hence
the profits of the Federal Reserve
banks. Unless new offsets appear, the
regional banks will be faced with the
problem of keeping their profits suffi?
ciently large to meet their expenses, and
will do this in a large measure by pur?
chasing acceptances in the open market.
If real deflation comes?in the sense of
a substantial reduction of the aggregate
?redit in existence in this country?then
lower earnings for the Reserve banks
will inevitably result. This contingency
is not viewed with alarm by Reserve
officials, as it never was intended that
the Reserve band's should earn Inrgt
sums of money. They were created foi
other purposes, and during the perioc
of inflation huge profits were inescap
able,
The fact that credit released fron
industry will be to some extent abollshec
by liquidating member bank indebted
ness at the Reserve bank will delay thi
attainment of a period of easy money
but credit conditions are likely to changi
rapidly after business begins to releas?
funds on a large scale. Last week bor
rowings at the Federal Reserve Banl
of New York were substantially reduced
; as rates on money for commercial an
! speculative needs declined.
In spite of the dropping of the re
newal rate on call loans to 6 per can
for the first time since November 80 an
the decline of rates in the outside mai
ket to 4 per cent, industrial stocks r?
vealed slight losses last week. The ei
?remely rapid recovery from the lo
prices caused by the hysteria and nece?
sitous selling of December was followe
by a series of irregular markets. Sint
the fountain and springs of strength c
the market during the rebound were I
a large extent repurchases by those wr
sold stocks and bonds last month i
establish losses for taxation purpos?
and also short covering, it was to I
expected that, when this character ?
buying tended to exhaust itself, dullne
in speculation would follow.
The rally from the low marks
December was not confined to securi
prices. Commodity quotations at fci
organized exchanges turned higher, at
a moderate improvement took place
the various wholesale markets, partie
larly in cottons, silks, women's wool
goods and shoes. A flood of buyers h
poured into the city, and many of t
purchases that should have been ma
in the closing months of last year a
now being made. The spurt thei
fore represents in part the effects
deferred buying and also seasonal cc
ditions. Factors, emerging from a -
riod of excessive slackness, report
bristling activity last week. The <
pression of real buying impulses led
price increases, indicating that the 1
quotations prevailing' were under 1
level at which sellers would be willi
to dispose of any large quantities
goods. In the terms of the depress!
of previous months, the present sitt
tion seems like an impressive bot
However, it.can be more accurately ?
Bcribed aa a moderate recovery.
-
Money Is easier. Current devel
menta in the money market indicatt
piling up of surplus funds in banks
almost all parts of the country. At
Stock1 Exchange last week the rene
rate on call loans was reduced from 7
to 6 per cent for the first time since
November. Offerings at 6 per cent
were liberal, but brokers and other bor?
rowers in the call market found they
could do better by going outside of the
regular exchange money market chan?
nels. It has not been surprising, then,
that the outside market for call money
should be even more active than that on
the exchange during the last week, and
some borrowers in the financial district
obtained funds on call at 4 per cent,
the lowest rate in more than a year.
Conditions in the market for fixed date
loans secured by Stock Exchange col?
lateral also reflected greater ease, with
some business being done in thirty days'
to three months' loans at 6 to 7 per cent.
The accumulation of banking funds in
the interior made itself evident in the
market for prime bankers' acceptances.
Here last week the heaviest demand was
reported in the history of the American
discount market. Banks and institu?
tions all over the country sent their
orders here for bills for short term
investment, and the supplyvwas so short
that dealers reduced their selling rates
one-half of 1 p?r cent in the courss of
a week. To some extent the broadening
demand for acceptances was dus to the
reduction in the rates on call money at
this center, the latter development mak?
ing it less profitable for banks to em?
ploy their surplus funds in this way.
Improvement in the principal foreign
exchanges has been well maintained
Rates on London last week continued
the recovery begun in December and
rose well above $3.70, touching the high?
est levels since early last summer.
French francs, Belgian francs, Italian
'.ire and the Scandinavian exchange?
have all continued to share in the bet?
terment. The pressure of foreign bills
i has been much less since the first of the
jjear, indicating a slackening of the for
I ward movement of American goods to
? the other side. But the improvement
in sterling ex<;hange is believed to be
flue to more fundamental causes, and
bankers who are conversant with British
conditions insist that Great Britain
getting her financial house rapidly in
order. Much foreign government financ?
ing in the American ? market is antici?
pated this year. Some, authorities esti?
mate that the total of such offerings will
exceed that of 1920. A number of issues
are believed to be close at hand, includ?
ing a $25,000,000 Belgian government
issue and a $100,000,000 French govern?
ment operation.
Equipment Bonds
(Quoted tm Income percentage basis.)
Nar.:??. Pate. Maturity. Bid. Ask
Atl Coast Line C >? 1922-':'C 7.00 6.40
?sit * Ohio.. 'V* 1921-'27 7 i0 7.??
Beth Steal-7 i921-'3s 7.?? (.9*
Boston A A... 4',', 1921-'3*> 7.25 <i.i*
Buffalo R ft P 4V4-1 1921-'33 7.21 6.U
???. ? 1921-33 7.25 (.14
Canadian Nat. 7 I'm 7 ?* SO
Canadian Nor. 4V4-6-* 1921-'29 S.5? 7.2?
Uanaaian ?'a?. ti 197'l-'32 7.if? S.o??
do ..... 4V4 1921-'2?? 7.00 C.50
C C C ft St L. 6 1921-'29 7.2C Bit
do . ? 19il-'27 7.25 ?.;,?*
Ches ft Ohio.. 6ft lfl24-'35 6.90 6.40
C, R I ft H... 4V?j-S 1921-'27 7.60 ?
Chi A N W... 4'n 1921-'23 7.25 (.6*
C. iM L ft N O 5 1 ?21 -'24 7 2S 6.5?
Del ft Hudson 4*? 1922 7.16 6.7?
Kris . 4>?-5 I?21-'27 1.50 7?*
Frisco Con.... 6 11*21 -'23 7.7? 6.71
111 Central. 4%-? 1021-*27 7.25 6.6?
ds. 7 1935-'35 6.95 (.41
Kan City So.. I lS21-*24 7.5? 6.7*
Louis & Nash.. 6 1921-'23 7.25 C.50
Mich Central.. 9 1921-'30 7.25 6.40
do . * 1921-'3t 7.26 ?4*
M S P ft SSM. 4V4-? 192l-'2?i 7.25 6.in
d? . T 1921-'30 7.25 6.(0
NYC Lines. 4*4 1922-'2S 7.10 0.4?)
N T Cent R R i\k 1922Vi2 7.25 8.60
do . 7 mi'-'? 7.25 6.46
N Y C ft St L 4*4 19?)- 3? 7.3d 6.7*
do . 6 1921 7.00 6 30
N Y. N H ft H ?IVfc-S-? 1?21- 21 1.5? 7.26
Norfolk & Vf.. 4 Va l!>21-'24 7.2 5 6.
Nor PaciOo .. 7 1921-30 7.25 6.40
Pao Fr Exp... 7 192f?-'35 6.95 6.40
?Vnnsuvanla.. "-IVfc 192l-'23 7.25 6.4*
Pitts ft L a... 6>4 1921-'3S 7.25 8.3:
Readine Co .. 4 H 1921-'27 7.25 6.61
Seaboaid . 4V&-6-8 1921-'27 7.75 7.0?
?outhorn Vao.. 4 ft 1921-'"? 7.25 t.6?
do . 7 1924-'35 6.95 6.4*
Southern Ry. . 4*.4-6 1921-'26 7.25
Union Pacido. 7 1924-'35 6.95
Union Tank . . 7 1930 6.9?
Vlrtrlnlan .... ? 1P21--30 7.30 6.5?
Wabash . S 1921 11.00 5.00
Price Trend
of llie New York Stock Market
Septf Oci-r-Nov-r Dec +" Jan -r FebTMar T Apry May t Juntf-.JulyT Augr Septr-Oct-j Novr Dec-f Jan-"r FebTMarr APr
il 1 III I 1 I'! 1 I Ml I I I U i I Ml I?I I'l Mil II III I II ill I 1 IM I I I III ! I ill I I ill I l I ill I I ill I ' I I I I I ih i i ill i l.i'l I I 1
Thf 9**ph ?how? the weekly fluctuations in the average prie o of twenty railroad stocks in one line and thirty industrial
stocks 1? fthw ether since September 1? 19X91
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
(Copyright, 1921, New York Tribuns Inc.)
Stocks
Railroad stocks
Oiher stocks .,
Last week
. 1,297,800
3.410.400
Year
szo
1.769,100
4,085.800
1?21
2. ?44.500
7,214,100
AH stocka .4,708,200
Week
befare
1,462,700
3,404,800
4,867,500
Bonds
Last week Week before Tear agro
XL a. ?????'-rnment banda. $42,872.000 $56.213,000 $57,366,000 $105,316,000
Railroad bonds . 12,052,000 12.002.000 11,705.000 23,491,000
Other bond? . 18,794,000 16,689,000 17.852,000
All bonds . 73,718,000 84,904,000 86.923,000
Jsnoary 1 te dato
1920 191?
3,701.500 2.622,800
8.561.200 4,331,100
5,854,900 10,058,600 12,262.700 6,953,900
January 1 to date
1920
23.061,000
156,868,000
1919
$123,049,000
30,714,000
35.822,C0C
189,585,000
Hitch
1521. Date.
34/, Jan 14
19% Jan 6
52
40
39 i/a
1%
15/a
B5!/a
93 /2
351/2
791/4
65/2
84
50
431/i
48
57?4
50
90
29/
85
127/4
112
2234
64/2
8/4
131/2
11/2
53/*
Low
1921.
26/a
16
45
32/2
30/?
V?
1
44/2
88
29%
75/a
56
79/2
47
43/4
49/2
42
83/a
25
77/4
120
110
19%
6834
6%
443;
58%
49%
m/8
66/a
87
86/4
104/2
20
71
10
12/4
39/a
S>2
64/4
313^
86
S 5/4
105%
P3>/2
99%
120%
91/4
115%
90t/4
71%
?5%
3C%
Q3
*7?.
33
38%
3/>
28%
51'4
?1/2
97
P4%
79/2
7/a
86/2
9
76
44/2
1050
1<91>/2
1?'/a
13/4
64
941/i
18C
37%
54
80
55
1
4%
59%
61 >'a
93'/i
107
534
39
12
83/3
51
41
80/a
5/4
89
6
143/4
19
17/2
64/2
31
75
7/4
50
119'4
8/2
41 %
96
205
31/2
39
"2/a
62'/4
834
534
9
203/8
31
46%
71
110
70/4
28*-,
65
76
12%
23
Jan 10
Jan 12
Jan 10
Jan 14
Jan 6
Jan 14
Jan 15
Jan 11
Jan 11
Jan 6
Jan 7
Jan 5
Jan 11
Jan 14
Jan 8
Jan 11
Jan 15
Jan 11
Jan 14
Jan 10
Jan 10
Jan 7
Jan 10
Jan 11
Jan 12 120
Jan 8 8/4
Jan 11
Jan 10
Jan 13
Jan 12
Jan 7
Jan 4
Jan 6
Jan 14
Jan 12
Jan 14
Jan 14
Jan 7
Jan 11
Jan 10
Jan 15
Jan 11
Jan 4
Jan 7
Jan 11
Jan 12
Jan 7
J.in 14
Jan 12
Jan 11
Jan 11
.Tan 14
.Tan 11
Jan 11
Jan 11
Jan 7
Jan 14
Jan 11
Jan 13
Jan 13
Jan 12
Jan 12
Jan 6
Jsn 11
Jan 8
Data.
Jan
Jsn
Jsn
Jan
Jan
Jsn
Jan
Jsn
Jan
Jan 3
Jan 7
Jan 3
Jan 3
Jan 11
Dir.
in $.
3 ?
3 ?
3 ?
? 4
4 4
4 ?
5 ?
5 ??
3 7
Adams Express ,
Advance Kumely .. 1600 19%
do pf . 800 52
Air Reduction . 1300 40
AJax Rubber . 6200 39/2
Alaska Gold Mines.. 2600 1%
Alaska Juneao .... 1100 1/2
Net
Sale*. Hlg-h. Low. Close. ch?e.
2000 34/2 24*1% 30'4 + 2/4
13% 18%? %
4934 51/a-f- 6/a
341/2 39/2+ 5'/2
34/2 35 ? 2/4
% 1 - '/,
VA 1%~ ?A
Allied Chen? ft Dye. 104500 65/2 47% 53 + 5
43/a Jan 11
Jan 14 8
Jan 13 10
Jan 3 4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jsn
Jan
Jsn
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3 7
3 ?
7 7
3 12
6 7
3 ?
6 6
do pf . 3900 93/j
Allis Chalmers _ 10600 35'/2
do pf . 800 79'/4
Amer A*rr Chemical 21C0 64
do pf . 600 84
Amer Bank Note... 100 47
do pf . 100 43/a
Amer Beet Sarar.. 6300 48
Amer Bosch Magnet? 1291*0 57/4
Amer Brake S & F. 400 50
do pf .
American Can
9274+ 3%
35/4-j- 1
78!-4+ 1%
59/g? 3%
84 -
47 *- 3 .
431/3+ 2/4*
431/4 45/2+ 1/7
<9/2 51%? 4%
48 50 + 23/4
90 90 4- 1/2
33 Va
77
59/,
84
47
43/
43/4
42/a
57
38 /a
8%
49
86
81/a
100
17/s
66%
734
8%
35
75/4
63
30
85
8934
100
Jan 14
Jan 4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan 3
Jan 11
Jan 4
Jan 7
Jan 5
Jan 3
7
4
4 6
5 ?
3 1
4 ?
8 4
3 ?
3 ?
3 4
3 7
6
3
7
7
7
2C0 90
18500 29/4 ,26/a 273/?? %
do pf . 1000 8534 83% 8534+ 2/4
Amer Car et, Fdry.. 6800 127/4 122 124%? %
400 112 112 112+2
3300 22% 20/4 21/2? %
100 64/2 623/3 62%+ 3%
5300 8/4 7% 7%? /g
2800 131 Vz 123 127 + 7
8300 11 8/2 8%? 2
do pf . 11400 53/4 431/4 45 ?3%
American Ice . 200 44% 4**.5? 44^? 3/g
do pf . 600 58% 5734 ?58% + 3%
Amer Inter Corp... 73200 49% 44 46 + 2%
Amer La Fra Fire E 1200 10 10 10 ? /8
American Linseed .. 3000 65/4 53/4 64 ? 34
do pf . 200 86 86 86?1
Amer Locomotiva . 10100 86/4 83 SV/Z? 1
do pf . 400 104/2 102 IO2/2+ /4
do pf .
Amer Cotton Oil...
do pf.
.80 Amer Drus Synd...
8 American Express .
? Amer Hide & Leath
Amer Malt A Grain 200 20
American Radiator. 900 71
Amer Safety Razor. 10800 9/a
Amer Ship ft Com. 21600 12/4
20 20 + /2
68% 70/2+ 2
8/3 8/8? 1/4
1014 11 -
73% Jan
95% Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
114
87
110
90/a
59
94
.32
8/2
3I/4
33%
2'/a
25%
55%
45
94
8214
75/a
6/s
841/8
7/2
61i/2
38/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
3 10
3 8
3 12
4 6
3 12
Jan 14 7
Jan 3 7
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3 7
7 ?
7 ?
5 8
3 ?
3 ?
4 4
Amer Smeltint .... 13500 39/2 36% 37/a? i/a
do pf . 1600 82 79/j 82 + 134
do pf A. 600 64/4 63 64'4 + ?A
Amer Steel Foundry 4400 31/2 30% 30/a? /2
do pf . 300 83% 85 8534+ /4
American Suirar ... 8700 95/4 91i/a 923/4? \/A
d? pf . 1100 105% IO334 104 + 1
Amer Sumatra Tob.. 6600 82 76/> 76%? 1/4
Amer Tel & Tel. .. 5800 99% 93% 09%+ %
American Tobacco.. 6^*00 120% 115/8 116/-.+ 1/4
do pf . 6:0 91 Vu 89 9O/2+ 1/2
do B . 5500 115% 112/g 114/2+ %
Amer Wholesale pf. 500 90i/4 9Ci/8 90/4 + I/4
American Woolen . 50200 71%
do pf . 300 95*'.'.
Amer Writ Paper pf 4*00 3?34
Amer Zinc & Lead. 1800 934
do pf . 7C0 33
Anaconda .21300 33%
65%
95/a
36
9
800 3/
1400 2833 26'/, 26/s? 1%
800 58/4 5734 58 + 2/4
48
700 61/
100
Jsn 14 1000
Jon 13 109
Jan 11
Jan 14
Jan 5
Jan 11
Jan 7
Jan 12
Tan .11
fan 11
Inn 3
Jan 10
Jan 7
Jan 11
Jan 11
Jan 11
Jan 12
Jan 7
Jan 14
Jan 8
Jan 7
Jnn 12
Jan 10
Jan 12
Jan 11
Jan 13
Jan 7
Jan 8
Jan 15
Jan 13
J.in. 11
Jan 11
Jan 7
Jnn 7
Jan 7
Jan 11
Jan 14
Jan 11
Jan 12
Jun 14 205
Jan 6 27
Jan 12
Jan 11
Jan 12
Jan 6
Jan 6
Jan 4
Jan- 13
Jan 12
Jan 12
Jan 11
Jan 11
Jan 11
Jan 12
Jan 7
Jan 11
Jan 6
Jan 6
17
10
61
84
99%
35
6034
70
33
1
2/8
63
54/a
93
9934
4%
39
10'/4
6%
61
40
80/a
4/2
811/4
4%
10%
14/2
1334
69/2
25
68 /a
51/4
41/2
115/a
6
35%
89
Jan 15 ?
Jan 5 7
Jan 12 ?
Jan 10 10
Jnn 4 5
Jan 4 ?0
Jan 5 7
Jan 10 ?
Jan 3 ?
Jan 6 7
Jan 3 7
Jan 14 7
Jan 3 ?
Jan 14 4
Jan 6 7
Assets Realization
Asso Dry Goods..
do 1st pf.
do 2d pf.
Associated Oil ...
Atch Top & Ban Fs 8300 84% 81%
do pf _:. 1850 71'2 79
Atlantic Blrm & Atl 1200 6%
Allan'ic Con-it Line. 900 81
Atlantic Fruit . 500 8/4
At Gulf & W I S S. 123700 75/4
do pf . 4800 44
Atlantic Refining
do pf .
Atlas Tack .
Austin Nichols .
do pf .
Balclw:n Locomo
69 + 2%
95/2
36?2
9 ? ?4
31/2 '33 + 234
37 37%+ 1/4
3 3
51+2
95/a 95/2 95/2? 1/2
83 ? %
79/4? 1/4
6/s
85%
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300 109'/2 1C9 IO9/2+ ?,
600 19/2 17 19 + 4/4
800 13/4 13 13 ??
200 63 63 63?1
142580 941/4 87/, 9134+ 3/8
do pf.
Baltimore & Ohio.
250 100 99% 100
27100 37% 3538 36'/2+ %
do pf . 2100 54
Bnmet Leather pf. . 300 80
Jan 13 2/2 BamsrTa?I B
Jan 10 ?
Jan 4 -?
Jan 3 5
Jan 5 5
Jan 11 7
Jan 3 8
Jan 3 ?
Jnn 14 ?
Jan 3 ?
Jan 14 ?
Jan 12 ?
Jan 10 ?
Jan 12 7
Jan 3 ?
Jan 8 10
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BcM-Vicm Motors..
Bethlehem Steel ..
do Ha-*!! B.
do 7% pf.
200 35
6C0 1
1200 434
6*00 59%
815^0 ?'/a
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do S% pf. 1100 1?7
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Jan
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Jan 3 4
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64 Jan 3 10
Jan 5 4
Jan 14 ?
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Booth Fisheries _ 38W 5%
do 1st pf. 100 39
Bklyn Rap Transit. 18W 11/2
do ctfs . 800 8
Bklyn Union Gas... 10? 51
Brown Shoo . 100 ?10
do pf . 20? 80'/2
Brunswick. 194W 5/4
Burn? Bras . 23?00 89
Butte Cop & Zinc... 29<W 5%
Butte &. Sup Cop... 4910 13'/4
Butterick . ?8?0 19
Caildo Oil . 15100 17/2
Calif Packing . 5700 64/2
Calif Petrol . 9400 31
do pf . 400 73%
Calif Zinc & "Lead.. 6900 7/3
Calumet & Arizona. 100 48
Canadian Pacific... 22100 U9>A 115'4 11738 + %
Case Plow . 1300 8/2 7% 7%+ %
Central Leather ... 2350 41% 38/4 38%? 1/8
do pf . .. ?O0 96 92 92 -
Cent R R of N J.. 100 205 205 205 +18
6400 31/4 29/a 30/2+ /8
300 39 37 39 + 1%
25800 72/
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14% 1534+ \
'60 61/2+ \
28/2 29 -
72 72?2
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48 48?2
Cerro de Pasco. ...
Certaintced Corp ...
Chandler Motors ...
Chesapeake A. Ohio.
Chicago & Alton...
Chic & East 111 pf.
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Chic Great Western 2100
do pf . 2200 20% 19% 1934? /8
Chic Mil & St Paul 12100 31 28% 29/4? /2
do pf . 18800 46% 44 45/4+ %
Chic Sr. Northwest.. 6800 71 68/a 69/4? 1/4
do pf . 100 110 110 110 + 1
Chic Pneamatic Tool 1300 70'4
Chic R 1 & Pac... 21400
do 6 p c pf. 1100
do 7 p c pf. 1600
Chile Copper . 26100
Chino Con Copper.. 15900
68 68+5
28% 2634 2/*%+ %
64 62 63 + /j
73'4 73/z? 1
11/a II/4? /8
21 22 + i/a
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Transactions Last Week in Listed Stocks
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
(Copyright. 1??1, New Tork Tribune Ina) S
s Stocks Rana** <T<vl \ Mams? ?*?*?
Last week Tear as*? to ?Ist? year 1820
?ich. Lew. Hijth. Lew. ?tl?h. Lew? Blah. Lew.
20 Kaflreeds. ??.60 09.93 S4.S9 S4.SS 88.8C 85.40 78.80 8180
30 Industrials. 76.S7 74.37* 108.13 101.23 75.S7 72.S0 110.S0 87.87
50 Stocks . 72.12 71.02 88.80 88.60 72.12 ?9.90 92.05 84.30
Bonds
10 Railroads . 75.91 75.0t 75.70 75.02 75.91 73.88 fSt7 68.73
10 Industrials . 83.21 82.70 91.38 90.88 83.21 82.08 81.48 81.30!
5 Utilities . 71.98 71.28 74.22 73.92 72.18 70.13 74.53 87.86
?5 Bonds . 78.03 77.37 81.51 8125 78.03 78.31 81.71 73.94 j
High Lew Dir. Ne?
1P21. Rata. 1921. Dato, in $. tUts*. Ht*4*?. Law. Cloaa. ehge.
46 Jan 11 45 Jan 11 ? CGC* 8t .Loute.. 600 46 48 45+6
60 ? Jan 15 57 Jan 10 6 Claett-P'eakeJy . 300 60 67 60 4- 1
86 Jsn 13 80 Jan 3 7 de pi . 200 86 86 86 4 ?
25 Jan 8 19% J?n 3? Coca-Col? . 7900 24% 23 24 ??
30% Jan 11 27 'Jan 6 3 Col Fuel ft Iren. . 1100 30*/* 29 29 ? 1
60% Jan 7 66% Jan 3 5 Cel Gas ft Electric. 3300 60 68'/? 69%? %
29 Jan 13 27% Jan 8? Cel A Southern- 4700 29 28 28 + %
51 Jan 13 49 Jan 3 4 de 1st pf. 300 61 60 61+2
12% Jan 8 7% Jan 5 1 Columbia Graph ...267700 12% 9% 10%? 1%
67|/8 Jan 15 49 Jan 7 7 do pf . 200 57 67 67 + 5%
57'/4 Jan 10 53 Jan 4 7 Consol Cigare . 1600 67'/4 65 68 -
81 Jan 11 77% Jan 5 7 Consol Gas . 3200 81 79% 80%+ V*
21% Jan 6 19 Jan 13 3 Consol Textil. 6000 20% 19 20 ? 1'/,
66 Jan 3 59% Jan 6 7 Continental Can ... 2400 65 60 66 4- 5
98 Jan 6 95% Jan 11 7 do pf . 1000 96% 95'/4 95'/4? 2%
5 Jan 7 4 Jan 3 1 Continental Candy... 9200 4% 4 4 ? Va
72% Jan 11 64 Jan 7 4 Com Product? . 33900 72% 68 70%+ 1%
104 Jan 12 100 Jan 5 7 do pf . 600 104 102 104 + 2%
323/4 Jan 10 28% Jan 3 2% Cosden ft Co. 6400 32% 30% 31 ? </4
107% Jan 11 73 Jan 3 8 Crucible Steel ....193300 107% 85*4 *95%+10%
90 " Jan 13 83?/a Jan 3 7 do pf . 100 90 90 90+4
30 Jan 3 28 Jan 14 4 Cnba-Amer Bogar .. 7500 29'/2 23 28%? %
93% Jan 11 93%. Jan 11 7 do pf . 100 93% 93'/a 93%+ %
24% Jan 11 21'/2 Jan 6 ? Cuba Cane Sugar... 7500 24% 21% ?22%? 1(4
65!/4 Jan 3 61% Jan 5 7 do pf . 2200 65 62'/2 63%+ %
19% Jan 3 18% Jan 5 2.36 DeBeers Ce . 400 19 19 19 ? ?/,
31 Jan 4 29'/2 Jan 4 1 Davidson Chem .... 100 30% 30% S0%+ </s
102 Jan 12 9934 Jan 5 9 Del ft Hudson. 900 102 100 101%+ V/?
220 Jan 10 210 Jan 5 10 Del Lack & West... 300 220 211 211 + S'/?
1% Jan 7 % Jan 5 ? Den & Rio Grande. 3000 1% 1'/. 1*4+ Vt
3 Jan 6 1'/2 Jan 3? do pf . 4900 2% 2 2!4? Vt
12 Jan 7 1C!4 Jan 3 1 Dome Mines . 6300 12 10*4 11%+ *H
7 Jan 12 6% Jan 3 ? Dul So Sh ft At pf. 100 7 7 7 + %
28 Jan 14 27% Jan 13 2 Durham Hosiery ... 300 28 27% 28 + 1
18*4 Jan 7 17!4 Jan 3? Elk Horn Coal. 600 18!4 "18 18 ? V:
9 Jan 12 8!4 Jan 6? Emerson-Brant . 500 9 9 9 + "Ja
40 Jan 15 35 Jan 14 6 do pf . 400 40 35 40 -
62!4 Jan 11 52 Jan 7 8 Endicott-Johnsen ... 19700 62*4 57 68 + 1'/
93!4 Jan 11 87 Jan 6 7 do pf . 600 93% 90 93 + 6*/;
14% Jen 12' 13% Jan 5? Erie. 8500 1434 13% 14%
21% Jan 12 193$ Jan 6? do 1st pf. 11000 21% 20'/2 21 -
15% Jan 14 14*4 Jan 14? do 2d pf. 3200 15% 14*4 13 + >/
55 Jan 10 48 Jan 3 8 Fam Play-Lasky ... 19200 55 60?/2 54+2
82 Jan 10 76% Jan 3 8 do pf . 2700 82 80 80*4+ '/
8% Jan 11 ? 8% Jan 11 ? Fed Min ft Smelt... 100 8% 8% 8%+ 1*J|
S8% Jan 10 23 Jan 3 1 do pf . 300 28*4 27 27+1*^1
90 Jan 14 79 Jan 4 10 Fisher Body . 400 90 90 90 +10(/
15% Jan 12 11*4 Jan 3? Fisk Rubber Tire... 17900 15% 13% 14%
19 Jan 10 13% Jan 5? Freeport-Texas . 4800 19 18 18 -
5% Jan 13 234 Jan 3? Gaston-Williams ... 28100 5% 3% 5 + Vi
53 Jan 12 52 Jan 10 2 Gen Amer Tank.... 200 53 62 53+3
59 Jan 11 40'/4 Jan 3? General Asphalt ...1309CO 59 53'/4 M3/*?2^
10114 Jan 11 80 Jan 3 6 do pf . 2600 101*4 95 99 + ?/
92 Jan 15 92 Jan 15 ? Gen Chemical pf... 400 92 92 92 + 8'/
61% Jan 12 54 Jan 3 0 General Cigar . 1200 61% 59 60*4+ "f.
83'/8 Jan 13 80 Jan 3 7 do pf deb. 400 83*4 82% 83*4+ ?(/
123*4 Jan 15 120% Jan 14 8 General Electric ... S4000 123(4 120'/2 123%+ 1**?
4% Jan 15 3% Jan 6? do rts . 35525 4% 3% 4%+ ?/
16% Jan 11 14 Jan 3 1 General Motor? -400700 16'/4 14% 14%? V,'
70 Jan 3 68 Jan 6 6 do pf . 400 69*4 69% 69'/,+ 1'/
70% Jan 13 64 Jan 4 6 do 6 P c deb. S100 70% 67 69 + 2'/
81*4 Jan 13 69% Jan 7 7 do 7 p c deh. 8100 81% 76 80 + 2*>
44% Jan 11 35% Jan 3 6 Goedrich, B F.15100 44*4 38'/2 42 -
85 Jan 7 72 Jan 3 7 do pf . 800 79 78 78?7
23 Jan 7 20 Jan 5 ? Granby Mining .... 1300 23 22 22?1
13*4 Jan 11 9*4 Jan 6? Gray & Davis. 1500 13*4 12 12*4+ \
78!4 Jan 14 74% Jan 5 7 Gt Northern pf.... 15100 78'/4 75% 76%+ ?/
30 Jan 11 28% Jan 3 4 Gt North Ore sub. 4200 30 29!4 29%? ?/
23% Jan 7 30 Jan 3 ? Greene Cananea Cop 400 23 20 20 ? 27/
16% Jan 8 12% Jan 4 2 Guantaname Sugar. 300 16% 16'4 16'/4? '/
9 Jan 3 8% Jan 10 ? Gulf Mo & Nor- 200, 8% 8*4 8*4? ?/
24 Jan 13 21 Jan 7? do pf . 500 24 22 24+3
34?4 Jen 11 28'/2 Jan 3? Gulf State Steel..'. 1000 34% 32% 32'4? 1?
13% Jan 7 12 Jan 6 1% Hablrshaw Elee .... 100 123/4 123? 1234? ?/
60% Jan 6 56 Jan 3 ? Hnskell ft Bar Car. 900 59% 57'/2 67*4? V,
70 Jan 14 70 Jan 14 7 Hartman Corp ,... 200 70 70 70 + ?}
20% Jan 8 15 Jan 3? Hendee Mfg . 1700 19'/2 17 17 ? 3*j
50!/2 Jan 13 50 Jan 4 ? Homestake Mng ... 800 50% 50 80 -
77% Jan 13 66 Jan 3? Houston Oil . 13900 77% 70 73+3
13% Jan 11 11 Jan 5 1 Hupp Motors . 12000 13% *12% *12%
20% Jan 7 19*4 Jan 6 3 Hydraulic Steel ... 300 2034 20 20 ? ?>
8934 Jan 11 87 Jan 3 7 Illinois Centra.! _ 800 8934 88*4 89*4+ *>
58% Jan 14 58 Jon 14 4 Il'inoU- Cent LL... 900 68% 58 58 -
7% Jan 7 6% Jan 7 .60 Indiahoma Rfg _ 600 6% 6% 6%? ?/
15% Jan 12 13 Jan 11 2 Indian Rfg . 400 15% 15 15%+ 1'/
36% Jan 11 31 Jan 3? Inspiration Cop _10600 36% 34 34%? V,
4% Jan 7 3% Jan 7? Intb Con Corp. 4500 4% 4 4(4? '/
12% Jan 7 10(4 Jan 14? dopf . 1700 12 10% 11%? ',?
13% Jan 11 11% Jan 14? Inter Agriculture... 1700 I334 11% 12%? ?
57 Jan 7 52% Jan 3 5 do pf . 1200 56% 53 53 ? $\
97 Jan 7 93% Jan 7 7 Int Harvester . 2700 96% 94(4 95 ? ?
106 Jan 10 103 Jan 3 7 do pf . 300 106 106 106 +1
17% Jan 11 12(4 Jan 3? Inter Mer Marine.. 27200 17(4 13</2 15 + 1?/
63% Jan 11 50% Jan 5 8 do pf .42800 63% *53(4 ?54%+ 2",
38 Jan 7 33 Jan 3 ? Inter Motors . 4500 36% 34% 34%? 1",
75% Jan 13 72 Jan 7 7 do 1st pf. 1800 75% 75 75 ??
63% Jan 15 57(4 Jan 3 7 do 2d pf. 400 63% 61*4 63%+ 3**
16% Jsn 7 13(4 Jan 3? Inter Nickel . 11400 I534 15 15 ? 3
60% Jan 13 43% Jan 3? Inter Paper .62000 60% 53 69%+ 3'
99 Jan 15 99 Jan 15 8 do pf . 100 99 99 09 -
73 Jan 15 7f Jan 6 6 do pf stpd. 200 73 71% 73 + 1**
25(/4 Jan 4 22% Jan 14? Invincible Oil. 130C0 24% 22(4 22(4?1
40 Jan 11 32% Jan 3 ? Iron Products Corp. 1700 40 37% 40+2
4% Jan 7 4 Jan 13 ? Island Oil . 36300 4% 4 4(4? (
5% Jan 7 4 Jan 6 ? Jewel Tea. 2900 5% 4(4 4%? (
14 Jan 7 8% Jan 4? do pf ., 600 14 12 14 -
16(4 Jan 12 14 Jon 10? Jones Bros Tea_ 2900 16% 15 15%+ \
21 Jan 7 19 Jan 5 ? Kansas City Sooth. 8900 21 19% 20(4_ |
47% Jan 7 45% Jan 5 4 do pf . 800 47% 46% 46%_ V
79 Jan 10 70 Jan 14 8 Kayser, Julios . 200 79 : 70 70 ? '
4934 Jan 11 40(4 Jan 3 4 Kelly-Springfield ... 19500 49% ?4234 ?46%+ '
70% Jan 11 70% Jan 11 6 do pf . 100 70% 70(4 70%?2'
87% Jan 6 84% Jan 13 8 do 8 ? c pf_. 400 86% 84% 83 ?2
21 Jan 7 17% Jan 3 2 Kennrcott Copper . 17200 20% 19% 19%?
13% Jan 8 8% Jan 3 ? Keystone Tire .13100 12% 10(4 10%_ 1
??30 Jan 10 130 Jan 10 6 Kreage, S S. 200 130 130 130 +5
58% Jan 11 62 Jan 3 6 Lackao/anns Stec! . 16800 68% 53% 66 + '
14% Jan 12 12% Jan 14 ? "Lake Erie ft West. 1200 14% 12% 14 ??
26 Jan 8 25% Jan 4 ? do pf . 100 2? 26 28 ??
20% Jan 6 17% Jan 14 2 Lee Rubber ft Tiro. 1900 20 17% 17%? 1
56% Jan 5 64 Jan 6 3% Lehigh Valley .21700 55% 64 55 +
144 Jan 12 139 Jan 3 12 Liggett ft Myers... 100 144 144 144+4
103% Jan 14 97% Jan 3 7 do pf . 400 103% 103 103%+ 1
18% Jan 11 15 Jan 3 2 Loewa Co Ine. 9200 18% 16% *16%?
12% Jan 10 10% Jan 3 1 Loft Candy . 3100 12% 11% 12 ?
34 Jan 11 31 Jan 3 ? Loose-YViles Biscnit. 1600 34 31(4 32 ? 1
93% Jan 10 93% Jan 10 7 do 1st pf. 100 93% 93% 93%?
145 Jan 3 137% Jan 3 12 Lorillard. Pierre ... 1800 1427, 139% 140 ?2
103% Jan 11 100% Jan 3 7 Louisville & Nash.. 700 103% 102% 102%+
57 Jan 6 67 Jan 6 4 Maikay Cos pf. 300 57 67 57 -
14% Jan 12 10 Jan 4? Mallinson ft Co.... 300 14% 13% 14%+
50 Jan 11 45 Jan 3 7 do pf . 100 60 50 60 + 3
75% Jan 11 68 Jan 3 10 Manati Sugar . 600 75% 73 75+1
51% Jan 11 45% Jan 6 7 Manhat Elevated .. 2200 51% 48% 49%+ 1
25 Jan 15 1934 Jan 8 1% Manhattan Shirt ., 500 25 20 25+4
14% Jan 10 14% Jan 14 2 Martin Parry Corp. 400 14% 14% 14%?
19% Jan 14 15% Jan 11 ? Mariin Rockwell ... 70CO 19% 15% 17 +
15% Jan 11 15% Jan 11 ? Math .Alk Works... 200 15% 15% 15%?
7% Jan 11 2% Jan 3? Maxwell Motor .... 12300 7% 5% 5% +
3% Jan 7 2 Jan 4 ? do ctfs . 700 3% 2% 3%+ 1
12 Jan 12 8 Jan 7? do 1st pf. 500 12 9% 12+4
9% Jan 14 3% Jan 3 ? do 1st pf ctfs.... 900 9% 7% 9%+ 1
4 Jan 7 3% Jan 12? do 2d pf. 1200 4 3(4 4 -
4% Jan 13 3 Jan 7 ? do 2d pf ctfs_ 700 4% 3% 4+1
78 Jan 12 65% Jan 4 8 May Depart Stores. 3100 78 67% 76+7
167% Jan 13 150% Jan 5 12 Mexican Petroleum..238800 167% 151% 162+7
94 Jan 11 Q4 .Tan 11 S <tn nf 1<V? Q.l 04 Od. ? 4
19%
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Jon 8
Jon 10
Jan 4
Jan 4
Jan 4
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Jan 13
Jan 3
Jan 10
Jan 14
Jan 14
Jan 8
Jan 11
Jan 11
Jan 4
Jan 14
Jan 11
Jan 10
Jan '15
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Jan 14
Jan 15
Jan 10
Jan 13
Jnn 11
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Jan 10
Jan 6
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Jan 12
Jan 14
Jan 4
Jan 4
Jan 4
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Jan 3
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Midvalc Steel .
Minn & St I. new. .
Minn St PP & S S M
do pf .
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Missouri Kan ft Tex
do pf .
Missouri Pacific ...
do pf .
Mont Ward .
Montana Power ...
Mulllns Body .
Nat Acme ........
Nat Aniline Chem pf
do etfa .
do pf ctfs.
Nat Biscuit .
do pf .
Nat Cloak ft Suit...
do pf .
Nat Con ft Cable..
Nat l.'nsm ft Stamp
Nat Lead .
do pf .
Nat RK of Mes; 1 pf
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Nevada Con Cop...
New Or Tex ft Mes
N Y Airbrake.
N Y Central.
N Y Chic ft St L..
N Y Dock.
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Norfolk & West...
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Nova Scotia Steel..
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