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National Bank of Commerce
inNewYork
Established 185$
STATEMENT OF CONDITION ,
JUNE 30, 1921
Resources
Loans and Discounts.
U. S. Certificates of In?
debtedness .
Other Bonds and Securities
U. S. Government Securities
Borrowed .
Stock of Federal Reserve
Bank .
Banking I louse .
Cash, Exchanges, and due
from Federal Reserve Bank
Due from Banks and Bankers
Interest Accrued .
Customers' Liability under
Letters oLCrcdit and Ac?
ceptances .
$291,204,674.06
22.332.017.60
9,474,272.44
2,500,000.00
1.500,000.00
4,000,000.00
119,915,666.38
5,956.932.27
843,901.41
29,85^33.80
$487,585,797^6
Liabilities
Capita! Paid up....
Surplus.
Undivided Profits .
Deposits.
U. S. Government Securities
i Borrowed .
Reserved for Interest and
Taxes Accrued .
Dividend Payable July 1,
? 1921.
Unearned Discount .
Letters of Credit and Ac?
ceptances .
Other Liabilities.
$25,000,000.00
25,000,000.00
9,494,815.97
386,379,208.60
2,500,000.00
3,879,634.36
750,000.00
2,093,033.56
30,789,105.47
1,700,000.00
$487,585,797.96
4. HOWARD AUDREY
JOSEPH A. BRODERICK
GUY EMERSON
HARRY P. BARRAND
LOUIS P. CHRISTENSON
JAMES I. CLARKE
GA3HIKR
ROY H. PASSMORE
JAMES S. ALEXANDER
JOHN W. DAVIS
WILLIAM A. DAY
HENRY W. de FOREST
ritmaiDenr
JAMES S. ALEXANDER
viCB-^nmaioeNTS
HERBERT P. HOWELL
LOUIS A. KELDEL
DAVID H. G.TENNY
JOHN E. ROVENSKY
SSOO/VO VICB-PRBSIOmNYm
ARCHIBALD F. MAXWELL
CRANZ MEYEJ?
oiRecrorte
FORREST F. DRYDEN
CHARLES E. DUNLAP
HERBERT P. HOWELL
FARIS R. RU93ELL
STEVENSON E. WARO
ROGER H. WILLIAM8
EDWARD H. RAWLS
EVERETT E. RISLEY
HENRY C. 8TEVEN8
AUDITOR
ALBERT EMERTON
VALENTINE P. SNYDER
HARRY B. THAYER
JAMES TIMPSON
THOMAS WILLIAMS
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE
W. R. Grace & Co/s Bank
7 HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK
ut the close of business on the 30th day of June, 1921
RESOURCES
Cash on hand, In Federal Reserve
Bank and due from Banks and
Bankers .$1,368,407.33
U. S. Bonds and Certificates. 1,239,017.00
Other Securities. 824,656.02
Loans and Discounts. 2,952,998.83
Customers' Liability on Acceptances 81,133.82
Accrued Interest....... 34,804.36
**-Resources other than above. ....... 216,487.18
$6,717,504.58
BONDS, BOUGHT AND SOLD
LETTERS OF CREDIT
LIABILITIES
Capital . $500,000.00
Surplus . 800,000.00
Undivided Profits . 232,355.02
Deposits . 4,559,614.85
Cashier's Checks and Certifications
Outstanding. 249,215.21
Acceptances and Letters of Credit. . 100,182,84
Reserve for Taxes, Expenses, etc. . . 59,649.48
Liabilities other than above. 210,487.18
5,717,504.58
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
CABLE TRANSFERS
This hank has exceptional facilities for foreign business
especially throughout Central and South America
Cotton Market
Declines, Buying
Power Is Weak
Scattering Liquidation and
Realizing G?nerai; Octo?
ber Down to 12.80; Close
Barely Steady, 15 @36 Off
Buying power created by the bull iah
end-June crop indication and improv?
ing textile trade conditions abroad
having boon protty well supplied on
j tho recent advance of approximately
I 2 cents a pound, the cotton market
showed the effects of an.oasier techni
i cal position yesterday. Trade Interests
were moderate buyers on a scale
down, but otherwise there was not
I much support, while scattering liqui
? dation or realizing was more or less
relierai, and some increase of Southern
hedge selling was reported here late
in the afternoon.
October contracts sold off to 12.SO !
in consequence, or HI? points net lower,
and closed at 12.85, while the general
list was barely steady at a net de?
cline of 15 to .16 points.
The onrlv cables from Liverpool showed
continued strength, and spot business ili^ro
was still larger, but Inter the English mar?
ket broke protty Bharply under liquidation.
The decline there, wns accompanied by re?
ports thr\t buye.ni of goods for India ac?
count worn refusing to pay advanced prices
asked In Lancashire, and these advU-ea
probably stimulated tho realising move?
ment ?found the local ring. The appear?
ance of clearing weather In tho Southwe.it ?
also promoted the liquidation of scatter- ?
Ing long aeocunts, nnd after opining;
steady at a decline of 2 pointu to nn ad
vanee of 4 points, active positions sold 25
to :i7 points net lower. Trade Int.-rests j
wore good buyers on the Int.- break, taking
a good ninny contracta out of the ring, i
hut tho close was wkhln a few points of
tho lowest.
July notices amounting to 2.800 bales ;
wore the largest since th? first notice day,
however, nnd caused scattering liquidation !
of the spot month which probably had a.
sympathetic offset on later deliveries, if
anything, rather a better feeling was re- !
ported in the domestic goods trade.
Southern spot markets ns officially ro- I
ported were unchanged to 30 points lower,,
with a considerable business reported at
declines of 25 to 30 points In tho south-|
west. Pales at DaUns, for Instance, amount?
ed to 3.973 bales, with middling there !
quoted at 10.60c, compared with 12.lCc, ?
tho closing price for July contracts In ?
New York.
The markets for spot, cotton In ?>ew York :
was c|Ulet at 30 points lower at 12,40c for!
middling. No sales were reported.
Tho rango of prices:
Monday's
Open. High, Low. Close. close.
July... 12.50 12.50 12.15 12.16?-12.52
Aug....--12.41?-12.73
| Sept... --12.65?-12.9.1
Oct.... 13.16 13.17 12.SO 12.86?12.88 13.1.1
Nov.... - ?r- - 13.06(9 - 13.33
Dee_ 13.55 13.56 13.24 13.23? 13.30 13.54 |
Jan_ 13.55 13.55 13.25 13.27@13.S0 13.62
Feb....- 13.3.6?-13.60
March. 13.fil 13.63 13.42 13.45?-13.fi7
April..-13.60? - 13.70
May... 13.73 13.73 13.61 13.55?-13.73
June...-? 13.110?-13.75
Southern Spot Markets?(Jal vonton quiet,
25 points lower at 11.95c: salea, 749 bales.
Now Orleans steady, unchanged at 11,76c;
sales, 1,943 bales. Mobile nominal, un
Changed at 10.76c; Bales nil. Savannah
steady, 13 points lower at 11.75c; sales,
543 bales. Norfolk steady, unchanged at
11.63c; sales, 297 bales. Baltimore nom?
inal, 75 points higher at 12.75c; sales nil.
Augusta quiet. 25 points lower at 11.50c;
sales, 770 bales. Memphis steady, un?
changed at lie; sal-'s, 1,650 bales. St.
Louis quiet, unchanged at 10.76c; sales \
nil. Houston steady, 25 pointa lower at
12c; sabs. 3.132 bales. Little Rock quiet,
unchanged at 10.75c; sales, 675 tales.
Dallas steady, 30 peints lower at 10.no-;,
! sales. 3,973 balen. Montgomery firm* un
changed at 10.50c; sales, 30 ba'es. Port
Worth quiet, 26 points lower :.'.. 10.70c;
' sales, 6?0 bales.
Cotton Statistics
Yes- Last Last
terday. Week. Year,
Pert receipts .. 23.610 13,640 2,846
Exports . 15.014 10.024 166
Exports season. 5,231,744 5,130,440 6,233,184
N. Y. stocks... 157.731 158.029 34,561
Tort stocks ...1,504,703 1,508,683 879,027
Int. r.Ipts .. . 8,000 5,500 2,600
Int. shipments. 9,000 5,500 3,300
N. Y. arrivals. . 907 323
Liverpool Cables? Spot, cotton harden?
ing, with 7 points Increase. Middling,
S.Ci'd. Sales, 10.000 bales. Including 6,000
American. Imports, 23,000 bales, all
American. Futures opened steady at 6 to
11 points net advance and closed Irregular
and unsettled at a not de, line of 10 to 21 j
points. ,)u!v closed 8.2fld; October, 8.69d;
December, 8.71d; January. 8.70(1; March,
1 8.77d, and May. 8.79d, Manchester: Yarns I
hardening; cloths In good demand.
What Things Cost
Quotations are caah pri?es in primary markets.
Previous 1920
Yesterday, day. High.
Commodity and unit.
FOODS?
Whcnt (No. 2 hard) Im.
Corn (No. 2 yellow) bu.
Oat? ( No. 2 white) Im.
Flour (cprlnfT p;?t.) bbl.
Itccf (family) bbl.
Pork (mens) bbl.
Sni'iir (jrranulafrd) lb.
CofTe? (No. 7 Rio) lb.
Butler (creamery, first) lb.
lv?ix:\ (fresh, first) doz.
TEXTILES?
Cotton (middling' upland) lb...,
Print cloth? (38/a?64x69).
Silk, raw (No. 1 Sin.) lb.
Wool (fine Montana scoured) lb.
METALS?
Iron (2x Pbilndrlphia) ton.
Btcol billets (Pittsburgh) ton_
Lend (spot) lb.
Copper (spot) lb.
Tin (Strai's) lb.
RUBBER AND HIDES?
Iittbhrr (ribbed-smoked sheets) lb.
Hit!es (calfskins, city? 9 to 12 lbs.
range.
Lo?
$1.46
.85
.48ft
8.5O@9.0O
16.50
24.25
.052?.058
.06 9-16
.37(3.39
,33@.35
.1240
,06ft
5.90
.80@.85
?1.40ft
.82ft
.47
8.50@9.00
16.50
24.29
.052@.056
.06 9-16
36/2@.38/4
.33@.35
.1270
.06'/*
5.90
.80@.85
24.76@25.50 24.75?25.50
33.00 33.00
.0455 .0455
.12% .12
.27% .28 >/a
$2.60
2.31%
1.50
16.25
28.00
47.00
.23
.16%
.77
.89
.43?4
.26
17.45
2,00
63.51
65.00
.09/,
?19/a
.66/4
? 14ft .13/4 .54/2
2.45@ 2.50 2.45? 2.50 10.50
$1.79
.941/2
.60
9.00
20.00
29.50
.08
.06'/?
.51/2
.42ft
?14'/2
.07/2
6.00
.80
33.00
43.00
.041/,
.12/2
.32
.15/2
2.10
Cottonseed Oll
Tim market for cottonseed oil tvas
again active, with total Hales nmounttni?
lo 3??,70() barrels, Early In tho day the
the market was strong on further covering,
prompted by th? continued strength In
crud i oil. Longs sold heavily on the
bulge, however, and while the. bulk of the
offerings were absorbed by leading re
flnors prices reacted sharply and at the
eloso were I ! points net higher for July
and unchanged to 8 points lower for th<:
other positions.
Tho range, of prices:
Monday's
Open. High. I,ow. Close. close.
.Spot-. 8.3608.75 8.40
July.... 8.40 8.40 8.40 8.36?8.50 8.26
Auk. 8.82 8.90 8.82 8.86@8.!?0 8.86
Sept.... B.OO 'J.08 8.90 8.90?8.92 8.03
Oct. 0.19 9.13 li.OO 8.97?9.01 9.06
Nov. 8.95 8.95 8.81 8.77@8.82 8.78
Deo. 9.00 9.07 8.84 8.81 ?8.83 8.8t-'
Jan. 9.03 9.03 8.SS 8.S1?8.85 8.87
lr?b. - - - 8.81? S.?O 8.86
Sugar and Coffee
Raw Sugar Futures?The range of prices:
Monday's
Open. High. Low. Closo. close.
July....- 3.05? 3.06 3.08
Aug.-? - - 3.05? 3.00 3.10
Sept. 3.10 3.10 3.02 3.054i-3.0(i 3.10
Ocl. - -.- 2.95? 2.97 3.00
Nov. - -.- 2.86? 2.87 2.90
Dec. 2.74 2.76 2.73 2.75(5(2.77 2.82
Jan. -- 2.70((j.2.73 2.81
Fob.-. - 2.70? 2.72 2.79
March.. -- 2.70? 2.72 2.79
April... - - - 2.73@3.76 2.80
May- -- 2.76?2.78 2.83
( offee Future??The rango of prices:
Monday's
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
Julv.... ?-?? - 0.04(9)6.07 0.15
Auk. ?- ? 0.17? 6.20 6.28
Sept_ 0.35 0.42 6.30 6.29? 6.30 6.40
Oct. ? ?-?-? 6.42?6.43 G.64
Nov.- fi.66@ii.57 6.68
Dec. 0.82 0.82 6.70 6.69@6.70 6.82
Jan.- b.80?6.82 6.93
Feb. - - - 6.91?n.92 7.04
March.. 7.16 7.17 7.03 7.02?7.03 7.16
April...- - 7.10?7.12 7.23
May_ 7.32 7.32 7.22 7.18?7.20 7.31
June_-?- 7.26 ? 7.28 7.40
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
l?ufter?Receipts wero 10,040 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, Ib.. 40 Vi?
41c; extras, 92 score, 'M\'z ?40c; firsts, 37?
30a; seconds, 83@36l?c; unsalted, higher
than extras, 42Vi??43c; extras, 41? 42c;
Urns, 37@40V6c; seconds. 33<5>36>/&c; state
dairy tubs, finest, 39@3&Vic; good to
prime, 38@38l/4c; common to fair, 32fi37c:
ladks, current make, llrsts 201/?? @:$1 He ;
seconds, 201,4@27c; packing stock, current
make, No. 1, 20>,4@27c; No. 2, 2(?e.
Cheese? Receipts were 4,131 boxes. New
York Stat,., flats, specials, lS%@18%c;
average run, 17>2 @ 11% o; state twins, spe?
cials, is --.' is'?;': average run, 17 Vf @ 1 7 *? c ;
Wisconsin, double Daisies, 18(ij) 1S*4 ; sin?
gle Daisies, 1S?1S%C; Young Americas,
19c.
Kj?j?s?Receipts were 27,4r,0 eases. Frash
gathered, extras, dozen. 3S@39c; extra
firsts, 30?37c; firsts, 33?35c; seconds and
poorer, 2S@32c ; trade eggs. 2U<il2Hc;
dirties, regular packed, Xo. 1, 2??27c; No.
2, 23?25c; checks, fair to choice, dry, 2;i?
25c; refrigerator eggs, special marks, fancy,
P>5V??30c; firsts, 33Vi@35c; seconds. 30?
."'JV'c ; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hennery whites, extras, 40?50c;
extra firsts, 46(&48c; firsts, 42? 4.">e ; gath
ered whites, firsts to extra firsts, 42?48c;
onde;- grades, 33@40c; Pacific ("ocst, white,
extras, 49@?50c; extra firsts, 40?4Se; firsts,
42@45c; other Western and Southern.
gathered whites. 34?43c.; state, Pennsyl?
vania and nearby Western hennery
browns, extra, 40?42c; gathered brown
?nd mixed colors, graded extras, 38?39c;
firsts to extra firsts, 33if37c.
Unfavorable Crop
News Causes Big
Advance in Wheat
Chicago Market Closes 5%
to 6!^ Cents Higher;
Corn and Oats Also Up;
Excessive Heat Harmfnl
CHICAGO, July 12. ? Wheat went
soaring in price to-day largely bo
cause of concern as to the crop out?
look on both sides of the Atlantic.
The market closed strong, 5% to %xk
cents net higher, with September
$1.2414 to $1.24?<j and December $1.27
to $1.27%. Corn gained 2% to 3V6 cents,
and oats 1% to 2 cents. In provision?,
the finish varied from 7 ccnt3 decline
to a like advance.
Virulent, outbreaks of black rust on
wheat In the milk stage In North Dakota,
wore reported by a leading expert and
other disturbing advices which followed
rapidly were taken as significant of sharp
prospects of curtailment of supplies. An?
other recognized authority sent word that
owing to the excessive heat many thou?
sand acres In North Dakota would not
make five bushels an acre. Severe black
rust damage was also reported from Minne?
sota, nnd continued apprehension as to
the pest In Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
With further news at hand that Great
Britain, France, Belgium and Holland were
drought stricken and that no exports were
looked for from Russia, prices mounted
almost continuously. Extreme gains
reached 6 % cents, and the clos? was at
nearly the topmost level of the day. Broad?
ening of demand, however, was confined In
the main to commission houses Identified
with the Northwest.
Grain Prices
Wheat
Yesterday's Previous Tear
New York : close. close. ago.
No. 2 hard_?1.46 $1.40% -
Chicago?The range of prices:
Monday's
Open. High. Low. Close, close.
July. l.mi 1.25 VI 1.19*4 1.24% 1.19
Sept. 1.18% 1.24?; 1.18 Vi 1.24% 1.18
Dec. 1.2SV4, 1.27 'i 1.22 1.27 1.21
Corn
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. ?lose. ago.
No. 2 yellow. .$0.85 $0.82*4 $1-84%
Chicago:
July.64% .61% 1.59%
September.62% .59% 1.58%
December.61% .69% -
Oats
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York ; close. close. ago.
No. 3 white.. $0.47 $0.45% $1.27
July.37% .35% .97%
September.39% .38 .80
December. .41% .38 -
Rye
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 2 Western.
f. o. b.$1.43% $1.38 $2.60
Flour nnd Meal
Yesterday's Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Spg pt.$8.50?9.00 $8.50@9.00 $13.75? 1 4 75
Comm'l 1.90?2.05 1.90@2.05 4.57%@4.62%
Rye- 7.75@8.25 7.75?8.25 11.5o@11.75'
Bran... 23.00 23.00 62.00
Markets in Other Cities
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French Premium Os 1030
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
OlHee o?
THE t'NITED ?AS IMPROVEMENT CO.
Si. W. Cor. Broad and Arch Streets.
Philadelphia, June 8, 1921.
The Directora have thU day declared a
quarterly dividend of one per cent. (50c.
per ahare) on the Common Stock of this
Company, n?&ablg July 15, 1921, to hola
?rs o? Comisan Stock of record at th? clono
?? business jiiiie 30, 1921. Checke wnl t/a
m?iU<L. W * W. V"""? "?-- ?
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.
Llvo beef, fair to
prime, 100 lbs. $7.50? 9.25 $14.60?17.26
Dressed beef,
sides, lb.11? .18 .16? .28
L^va veals, com?
mon to prime,
100 lba. . 9.00@13.00 15.00? 19.00
Dressed veal,
city, lb. .12? .22 .2C@ .80
Live ewes. 108
lba. . 3.00? 6.00 <50@10.00
Dressed mutton,
city, lb.09? .13 .14? .22
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs. 11.50@13.00 17.00?18.00
Dressed lambs,
City, lb.22? .30 .26? .33
Hogs, 100 lba- 10.00?10.60 16.60@17.50
Dressed hogs,
bacon, lb.14%@.16Vi .22%?.23%
Pork, bDl.24.00@24.50 3S.00?39.00
Mess boef, bbl.. 12.00@14.00 16.00?18.0C
Lard, Middle
West. 100 lbs.. 11.95@12.05 19.50019.00
Baltimore
! Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
50 A Wholesale pf 93 !>3 93 93
15 Cons Power .. 85 85 85 S-j
850 Cosden pf .... S% 3% 3% 3%
in Houston Oil pf 73 7 : 73 7;;
I 1 Pa Water Pow S4% S4% 8 4% 84%
71 New Anis (?as. 23% 23 V4 23% 2 3 Vi
1 Union Trust . . 25 25 25 25
Bonds
$20000 Cons Pow 6s.. flx*.; 98% 98% 98 "i
9000 do 6s . 96% 95% 95% 95%
2000 do 7s . 96% 96% 96% 96%
1000 Cons Coal 5s.. 79% 79% 79% 79%
1000 Maryland El 5s 81 % 8 t "4 8l'i 8 1 H
1000 Uni Ry 4s- 61% 61% 61% 61%
Boston
Mining
10 Anaconda .... 38 38 28 88
6 Barnsdall B .. 16% 16% 16% 16%
300 Butte Ballak .5 5 5 5
6 Cal & Hecla. ..225 225 225 ?25
10 Carson . 12% 12 V* 12% 12%
Saies. Open. Higt'i. Low. Last.
26 Copper Bango. 33 33 33 33
210 Davis Daly . . 6 6 6 6
40 Bast Butte ... 8% 8% 8% 8%
100 Franklin . '-'% 2% 2% 2%
1 50 S Helvetia ... 1 % 1 % 1 % 1 %
110 Island Creek . 65 65 65 65
15 do pf . 30 80 80 80
50 Isle Royale .. 20% 20% 20% 20%
550 Mayflower O C. 3 3 3 3
196 New Cornelia.. 14% 14% 14% 14%
150 North Hutte .. 9% 9% 9% 9%
100 North Pake ..25 25 25 25
50 Shannon . 80 80 80 80
50 South Lake_ 1 1 1 1
20 Trinity . 1% 1% 1% 1%
50 U S Smelters. 29% 29% 29% 29%
105 do pf. 37% 38 37% 37%
70 Utah Apex_ 2 2 2 2
13 Utah Cons_ 3% 3% 3% 3%
200 Utah Metals... 1% 1% 1% 1%
100 Wolverine _11 11 11 11
Railroads
23 Bost Albany..121 121% 121 121%
67 Boston Elev... 65 66 64% 64%
10 Boston Maine. 20 20 20 20
11 do pf. 23 23 23 23
Miscellaneous Markets
Public Utility Securities
Bid Ask
Ad P & L. 9 11
:1o pf.. . 70 76
8 3
Am L & T 79
do pf.. . 76
A O & El. 100%
do pf... 36
Am P & L 5 3
do pf.. . 64
Am P Util 6
do pf. . 16
A W W. . . 3
do 1st pf 46
do par pf. 7
Car P & L 26
Cntl St El 4
do pf. . . 40
Cities Svc.110
do pf. . . 42
do B sh 11%
do7'MsB 95
do C... 75
do D... 74
do pf B 4
Col Pwr_ 6
do pf.. . 75
C P R & L 9
80
103
37
65
67
10
20
S
49
9
30
7
45
115
4 5
12%
100
80
79
5
7
79
12
Bid
CPR& L pf 29
E B & S pf 80
E D El pf 60
EO & F Co 87
do6iS. c n 77
8'.ropfstk 73
8% en nt 89
Fed L & T 6
do pf. .. 40
0 <fe Elec.150
do pf... 64
No St Pwr 4 3
do pf. .. 77
Rep R Sr. L 4
do pf... 13
So Cal Ed 92
do pf. . . 97
St O & El 9
1 do pf. . . 32
T R L & P 1
do pf.. . 4
Un R & L 22
do 1st pf 67
West Pwr. 23
?do nw pf 65
?Ex dividend.
Ask
32
84
70
94
82
80
94
8
45
250
74
46
80
6
17
95
102 .,
12
34
2
6
24
60
2,5
68
Ins?ranee Companies
Am Alinee. .260
City of N Y.160
Comwlth ...300
Fid & Phoe. .485
Franklin_ 70
Globe &. R..1090
280,Grt Amer .. .225
170?Hanover . ... 85
325 Home.316
600 Nati Liberty.170
80;Nlagara -125
? Stuyveaant... 60
New York Bank Stocks
.170
.210
.230
.165
.423
.125
.165
.150
.130
175
220
240
105
450
150
175
160
140
200
3 20
255
100
440
315
2 30
165
210
Garfleld
America ...
Atlantic ...
Am Exch...
Battery . . .
Bowery . . .
Bway Cent.
Bryant Pk.
Bronx Nat.
Butch.& D.
Cent Merci.. 190
Chase.310
Chat & Phe.245
Chelsea Ex... 75
Chemical . . .435
City.308
Coal & Iron..220
Columbia . ..155
Colonial .360
Commerce ... 205
Cmnwlth ...215
Ccntlnental, 120
Corn Exch. .300
fomptn .... 80
East River.. 170
First Nati. . .840
Fifth Ave...900
Fifth Nail.. 150
?Ex dividen*
Miscellaneous Stocks
?Am Ltd.. 11% 13 |D L & W
.220
.190
.240
.780
.345
.490
.155
.175
187
Gotham
Greenwich
Hanover . .
Harrlman .
Imp A Trd,
Industrial .
Irving Nat,
Mnhttn Co.
Mch & Met..,282
Metropolitn. 320
Mutual . . . .610
Nat! Am.... 160
New Nthr...140
N Y County.135
N Y M B A.. 420
Pacific.300
Park.350
Public.235
Seaboard . . .220
Second.450
305'State.220
100 23d Ward... 200
? Untd Slates. 160
860 Union Ex .. .185
- iWshg Hta. ..225
16?Yorkvlllo ...425
236
825
180
136
7.5
230
200
255
790
366
610
165
180
193
287
340
530
150
360
245
250
do pf.. . 26
Am Mf pf 79
A M * P.. ICO
Am Td pf 3%
Am Typ F 40
A D T N J 35
Allas P C. 10
B B K Sip 7 5
do 2d pf 66
Borden's . 9'J
Bush T pf 65
Celluloid. .100
Chic ?a.... 96
CrH W pf. 85
60 Draper C..133
80 Int SU pf. 90
ISO Lima L pf 85
3% Nat Cskt.. 95
42 ?NEngFuO 15
40 |N Cp ?t Pf 95
45 ?P & W pf. 80
Phelps D.145
Ry Bkg P. 75
do pf. . . 74
?S C H L 61
?Sf Mf nw 92
StLRMAP. 36
Sfoll E pf 94
W & B.. . 90
Yale & T..230
9 0
80
135
95
96
110
25
90
160
80
77
63
95
40
98
100
240
Trust and Surety Companies
70
62
.293
BOO
Alliance ...
tAmerlcan ,
Am Surety..
Bankers . . .
Bond & Mtg.
Bklyn T Co..425
Cent Union.?325
Columbia . . .276
Commercial.. ?
Empire T...300
Eqult Tr. . . .260
Frmrs L& T.346
Fidelity . ...200
Fulton.260
Guaranty ...243
Hudson . ... 160
Kings , . .?..660
Lawyers T... 110
Law Mtg . . .115
Lincoln Tr...l55
67
2 ns
210
450
330
256
135
270
360
216
270
24S
115
120
165
UM. Asked
.200
..200
.235
75
Manufturs
Mercantile
Melrpltn
Mtg Bond
Mut T W.10
Nat Surety. .175
N Y L & T. .5 60
N Y Trust. . .305
tN Y Title...112
Peoples . . . .270
Heally Anso.. 00
Title Guar.,,290
Untd States..835
U S M & T....300
IT'S T G_ 75
Wstchstr ....110
W & B A M. 160 3
tSee N Y Title.
llncludes AT stk.
810
2 16
85
125
184
816
11 fi
2-.0
ion
300
410
85
Standard Oil Companies
Bid. Asked.
Penn-M F
Hid. Asked.
Anglo-Am. 16% 16%
Atl Rfng.850
do pf,..105
Borne-Scr.340
Buck F L. 77
ChesMfgColBO
do pf... 96
Contl Oil.102
Cres P L. 27
Cum P L..115
Burek PL. 81
G SO pf n 86
do pf old 88
do com.. 32
111 P L. ...160
Ind P L.. 75
IntPCoLt 12
Nati Tran 23
N Y Tran.133
Nrth P U- 87
Ohio Oll..245
?Par $25.
900
108
360
79
370
99
106
28
125
85
90
92
34
354
78
12 V4
24
338
90
249
P O & G..400
Pral P L.180
Solar Rfg.330
So Pipe L 80
So Pa Oll.170
Sw P P Ls 67
?S O Cal. 72
?S O Ind.. 65 Vi
S O Kan., n 30
8 O Ky. ..370
8 O Nob... 150
*S O N J.134
do pf. . .106%
S O N J. .302
S O Ohio..365
do pf, . .108
Swan & F 25
Un Tk Car 90
do pf. . . 92
Vacu O?l.. 260
Wang Oil.. 2S
25
410
183
350
83
175
62
75
65%
660
380
160
133
107
305
380
110
35
95
95
26S
32
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atl Lobos. 12 13 IMerr Oll.. 8 8M,
dopf... 60 60 Midw Rfs.126 135
Br Am O.. 24 26 Mtn Prod. 7% 8%
Cos A Co. 5 6 North... .15 .20
Elk Bsn P 6 6H|Prd*RfCo J% 3V4
Imp Oll... 80 85 ?tS Ck P... 9% 30%
Magn Pet.125 135 ;Sapul Rfg. 3 3%
? Par ?10._ | W O & L Co % \
Tobacco Stocka
G W Hei. 155
do pf. .. 90
J S Young 80
do pf. . . 8?
McA & F. 85
Car Sug .. 18
Cent Sug.. ?
do pf. .. ?
C.AguIrre. 49
FJrdo new 45
Git West. 115
P R TT . . 60
Univ Loaf..140
Weym B..155
do pf. .. 90
do pf.
Mat-Am.,
Am Cyn..
do pf...
Casein Co,
Dow Ch..
Du Pont...
Graaelll
160
98
88
93
90
S'igar Stocka
22 'Jit-Am pf ?l
3V4 Mchg . S
38 National.. 98
62 NI Nique. 3 76
60 Savannah. 12
335 do pf. . . 35
303 ?Ex dividend.
20
?Et dlvMonl
Chemical Stocks
Bid Askl Bid
20 Hook El.. 30
45 do pf. .. 30
45 Ky Soivay 25
20 ao pf. .. 93
8% Merrimae. 70
136 ?Merc C pi 77
(Mutfd Co.. 45
. 36
88
30
' 7V4
330
365
03
35
7
303
200
18
40
Ask
40
40
70
so
83
50
Steel ??w;i Ordnance Stocka
Am Brass.Ki7
Atlas TW..106
?Bab ?: W103
Curb Steol 17
do 1st pf 60
<lo 2d pf 25
Colt A_30
Du Pont. .117
?do pf. . 68
East Steel. 15
?Ex dividend,
A G A E 6s 75
A PAL 6s 70
Appln P Os fit
Col P 6s. . 71
El Paso 0s 77
161
112
106
30
35
321
70
Bid
Em S A L ^0
do pf. . . ?
?llore Pw.112
do pf. . . 79
Xilos B P. 49
do pf. . . 85
Scov Mfg.280
Thorn Iron 30
WnCor nw 15
Woodwd.. 40
Ask
30
Bonds i
78% M St P fis. 8fi%
U L &R6s. 72%
UtahSecfis
Wia E.l %a SO
71
New York City Bonds
Form. Bato. Maturity.
Intor 4 %s, 1967.
do 4%s, 196.">.
do 4 %s, 1963.
do 4 Vis, 3967. 88?
dn 414 s, 3 066_
do 4 Vis, 39G4_
do 4%s, 3962
do 4 Us. 1960_
do 4 Us, I960, op
do 4s, 1059.
do 4s, 3968.
do 4s, 3057.
Res 4s, 1055-1956. ..
19:;
Intor 3 Vis. 1954.
Coup 3%s, 1964.
Reg 3%s, 1950-1954 Inc. .
do 3%s, 1040-1950 lnc
do 3%s, 1021-1930 lnc
Reg nnd Coup (aerial)
4%s, 1921-1032 lnc .6 00
do 4V4s. 1921-1931 inc.. 6.00
New York State Bond3
Issued In coupon and registered form,
not intorchangoabla. Coupon bonds regis
terable.
Form. Rate. Maturity. Bid.
Canal and Highway 5s, 1922-"30. 5.20
do 1931-1140. 6.00
do 1041-1971. 4.00
Form. Rate, Maturity. Bid.
Canal Imp 4%s, 1064. 96
Highway Imp 4%s, 1963.. 96
?anal Imp 4%s, 196b. ... -jl
Highway Imp. 4%s, 10<; r.. 91
Marge Can Tor 414s, 1915. ?1
Highway Imp 4s, 19C7... 86%
Canal Imp 1?. 1067. S'!%
High Imp 4s, 19G0-'62, inc 8?%
do 4s, 1058. 86%
Canal Imp 43 19fi0-'62, inc 8fi%
Palisadts I S Pk 4s, 1961. S6%
Barge Can Ter 4s, '?12-'46. 86%
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
, Bonds
Bid. Ask. Yield.
Federal Farm Loan 6s.
1941, op 1331. 98% 9?% 6.05
Bid. Ask. TleiC.
Federal Farm Loan 6s,
1938. op 1023.... 97 97% 6.20
Federal Farm Loan 4 Via
1939, op 1924.. 89% 90% 6.33
Federal Farm Loan 4Vis
1938. op ?923. 89% 90% 6.36
""ederal Farm Loan 4%s,
1937. op 1922. S9% 90% 5.3S
Joint Stock Land Bank 5a,
1939. ?d 1924. 90 91% 6.75
08
Hak.
4.70
Yield.
4.81
4.61
4.53
4.58
4.6 ;
4,66
4,?6
4.67
4.63
4.C.7
4.67
Joint Stock Land Bank 5s,
1938, op 1923. 90 91% 6.77
?. S. Treasury Notes and Certificates
of Indebtedness
Month. Year. Bid. Asked. Yield.
August . 1921 100^, 100% 4.65
?September ... 1021 1l.?0,i, 100% 4.75
?September .. P>21 100% 100,7, 4.7S
October . 1021 100? 100% 4.00
October . 1021 100% 100/, 4.00
?December ... 1021 1W)& 100^, 4.015
February . 1922 100,?, 100^ 6.30
?March . 1923 100& 100VV 6.28
?June . 1922 lOOX 100? 6.37
?Juno . 1924 100?, 100& 6.67
?Acceptable In payment of Federal taxes
on tho dates of maturity.
Short Term Securities
Security. Rate. Due. Bid. Ask. Yield.
Alum Co of Am 7s. 1925. 96% 97% 7.70
Amor Cotton OI, 6s, 1924. 88% 89% 9.85
Am Tel & Tel 6a, 1922.. 98 98% 7 25
do 6s, 1924. 96 96% 7.60
American Thread 6s, 1928. 94% 95% 6.80
Amer Tobacco 7s, 1921...100% 100% 6.10
do 7s, 1922. 99% 100% 6.75
do 7s, 1923 . 99% 100% 6.85
Anaconda Copper 6s, 1929 88% 87 8.35
do 7s, 1929 . 92% 92% 8.30
An-Am Oil Ltd 7%s, 1925 99% 99% 7.6D
Bell Tel of Can 7s, 1926. 93 94% 8.66
Bethlehem Stt?el 7s, 1922. 99 99% 7.70
do 7s. 1923. 97% 98 8.K
Can Pac Ry 6s, 1924. 95% 96 8.Of.
Cen Argentine Ry 6s, 1927 81 82% 10.2?
C R 1 & Pac Ry 6s, 1922 97 98 9.00
Con Gas of NY 8s. 1921,100% 100% 6.9!
Cop Exports Inc 8s, 19^2.100% 100% 7.50
do Ss, 1923.100 100% 7.8?
do 8s, 1924.100% 100% 7.8C
do 8s, 925.100% 100% 7.8C
Cudahy Pack 7s, 1923_ 98% 99 7.5?
Federal Sur Ref 6s, 1924. 95 95% 7.41
B F Goodrich con 7s, '25 89 89% ?0.25
Gulf Oil fia. 1923. 95% 96% 7.9(
Hocktnjr Valley 6s, 1924.. 91% 92% 9.51
Humble Oil & Ref 7a, 1923 96% 96% 8.4?
Int Rap Tran con 7s, 1921 75 77 ?
Kan City Term Ry 6s. 1923 95 96 7.9<
Lac ? L 1st & ref 7s, 1929 89% 91 8.6.'
Dig .v Myers Tob 6s. 1921 99% 100 6,0(
Philadelphia 6s, 1922_ 99% 100 6.01
Proc. & Gamble 7s. 1922 99% 100% 6.7(
do 7s, 1923. 99% 100% 6.8
Pub Ser N J con 7s, 1922 93% 95 -
R J Reynolds Tob 6s. 1922 98% 99% 6.8
Sears Roebuck 7s. 1921... 99% 100% 6.0
do 7s. 1922. 97% 98% 8.2
do 7s, ?923 . 96% 96% 8.4
Sinclair Cons Oil 7%s, '25 91 91% 10.1
Solvay Ss, 1927. 98% 99% 8.2
Southern Ry 6s, 1922. 96 96% 11.0
So W Bell Tel 7s. 1925... 95% 96 7.9
St P Un Dep guar 5%s, '23 95% 96 VI 7.1
Swift 6s, 1921. ?9% 100 6.0
do 7s. 1925 .?6% 97 7.8
T?xas Co 7s. 1923. 99 99% '6
Utah Securities 6s. 1922.. 86% 83 ?
West Elec conv 7s, 1925. 99% 100 7.0
Long Term Securities
Armour conv 7s. 1930.... 93% 96% 7.7
Atlantic Ref 6%s, 1931..100 100% 6.4
Gulf Oil 7s. 1933. 96% 96% 7.4
Kennecott Cop 7s, 1930.. 33 93% -
M Y Cen col tr 7s. 1930. . 100% 101% 6.S
N Dell Tel 1st mtg 7s.'41 100% 100% 6.8
Penn R R coll tr 6%s. '36 97% 98 6.6
Stand Oil Calif 7s, 1931.102 102% 6.6
Stand Oil N Y 7s, ?I.'.-'SI.IOIH 105 -
? S Rubber 7%s, 1930... 99% 100 7.6
Vacuum Oil 7s. 1936._100% 100% 8.8
West Elec & Mfg 7s, 1931.100% 100% ?.I
Bales. Open. Hleh. I-ow. Last,
15 Maine Central. 38 38 38 38
38 N Y N H A H 38 18 37% 37%
3 Nor A "Wore. 60 60 60 60
2 01d?Colony_ 63 63 63 63
66 West End. 41% 42 41% 41%
Miscellaneous
11 Amn Agrr pf... 63 63 62% 62%
6 Amnskeag pf.. 79 79 79 79
315 Amn Fnu. 3% 3% 3 % 3%
3 5 do pf. 10 3 0 10 10
20 Amn Sugar... 67% 67% 66% 66%
45 do pf. 88 89 87% 87%
675 Amn Tel.103% 303% 302% 303
26 Amn Wool pf. 96 96 95% 95%
10 Atlas Tack- 35% 35% 36% 35%
50 Amn Bosch... 34% 34% 34% 24%
2?0 Century . 30 40 30 40
26 Edison .359% 159% 359% 359 %
6 Gardner . 13% 13% 13% 33%
36 Gen Eleo.128 128 126 126
lOOOray . 11% 11% 11% 11%
2 In Cot Mills pf 80 80 80 80
200 Island Oil. 3 8 3 3
6J T Connor... 11% 11% 11% 11%
69 Loews . 17% 17% 17 17
39 Mass Gas. 74% 74% 73% 74
23 do pf. 60% 61% ?0% 60%
176 McEBVn 1st pf 76 76 74% 75
245 Mex Inv. 26% 28 26% 27
?05 Nat'I Leather. 6% 0% 6% 6%
108 New Eng Tel.303 301 100% 101
1 Pac Mills.l?l 101 101 101
lflP.eece B Hole. 14 14 14 14
25 Slmms Mag... 5% 5% 5% 5%
82 Swift . 8!>% 00% 80% 00%
50 do Intl. 24% 24% 24% 24%
3.1 Torrlngton ... 40 49 49 49
2 Uni Drug_.' 85 85 83 85
2 do 3st pf_ 40% 40% 40% 40%
85 Un Twist.. 32% 32% 32 12
40 Un F mit.103% 103% 3 03% 103%
74 Uni Shoe. 35% 35% 35% 35%
,8 do pf. 23% 23% 23% 23%
253 Ventura .,_ 17 17 17 17
55 Waldorf . 30% 20 39% 20
4Waltham . 10 30 10 10
170 Wick Wire_ 8 10 8 10
Bonds
$8000 Miss R P'r 5s. 77% 77% 77% 77%
7000 Western Tel 5s SO 80 80 80
Bid
Ariz Extn... 1
Arli Sliver..10
Ariz Tip Top 3
Blk Hawk. . 5
Bos & Mon. .51
Chief Con.... 2%
Calaveras .. .75c
Crystal new.34
Denbigh .... 7
Eagle B B. . 2
Eureka Cro.29
Fortuna . .?
Gadsden . . .45
Homa Oil... 3
Iron BIOSS..12
Boston Curb
Bid
Iron Cap. . . 5
r,a Rose. . . .15
Majestic ... S
Mex Metals.?
Mtdw Moss_.
Mutual D T 22
Monarch.. ..?
Nati L & Z.?
Rainier - 3
Nixon.3
Svn Metals.. 6
Silver Reef..
Ask
2
20
4
9
52
2%
1%
36
8
2%
31
2
55
4
17
Un Ver Ext..24
Yukon
.850
Ask
5%
25
9
30
26
24
15
2
6
7
7
6
25
1
Chicago
75 Am Shipb_ 64
65 Armour pf .... 87%
175 Armour Leath. 12%
100 Beaverboard . 13
12%
13
25 Briscoo Mot.. 10% 10%
600 Carbide . 42% 43
60 Cudahv . 50 50
26 Comwlth Edn.110 110
66 Diamond Mat. 96 96
35 Hart S & M.. 70 70
160 Libbv . 7% 7%
1075 Nat Leather... 6% 6%
100 Sears Roebuck. 64% 64%
118 Shaw . 43% 43%
425 Stewart War... 24 24%
7 50 Swift A Co_ 89% 90%
230 Swift Intern!.. 24% 24%
25 Standard Gas. 9 9
1100 do pf . 32 33
125 Temtor A . . . . 9 9
76 United Iron W 8 8
25 Wahl . 39 39
400 Western Knit.. 10 10%
100 Wrlgley . 73 73
?4
8?%
12%
13
10%
42%
50
110
95
70
7%
6%
64
43%
24
89%
24%
9
32
64
86%
12%
13>
10%
42%
50
110
95
70
7%
6%
64
43%
24%
90
24%
9
33
9
8
39
30
73
Bond*
$3,000 Chi Rys 1st 5s 64 % 64% 64% 64%
Detroit
140 Amn Light ... 81% 81%
30 Detroit Edison. 90% 90%
85 Ford .258 258
290 Lincoln . 16 16
1425Packard . 7% 7%
10 do pf . 64% 64%
35 Parke Davis .. 79% 79%
Philadelphia
81 81
90% 90%
258 258
I? 16
7% 7%
64% 64%
79% 79%
20 Amn Gas . .
2? Amn Stores
100 J C Brill ..
50 Elec Storage
200 Gen Asphalt ..
1 Lake Sup Corp
27%
57%
34
104
50%
8
21 Lehigh Nav .. 63
107Hunt&Broadpf 15
13 Phil? Co 8a pf 81H
27%
57%
34
104
50%
8
?3
18
?%
27% 27%
67% 67%
34 34
104 104
60% 60%
8 8
83 63
IS 18
31% 41%
Executor Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
At Forty-first Street
Hew York
London
Foreign Exchange
Administrator
Paris
Guardian
Member Federal Eeserve System and Hew York Clearing House
The NevvYorkTrust Company
Capital, Surplus & Undivided
Profits - - - $26,000,000
LONG TERM BONDS
There are many attractive long term in?
vestment issues in the market today. Our
Securities Department makes no charge
to customers for furnishing information
or for purchases for their account.
Main Office
z6 Broad Street
Liberty Office
?20 Broadway
Fifth Avenue Office
57th St. i? Fifth Ave.
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS SAVINGS AN? LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
1
For
Home -Building and Savings
?FIFTEEN PARK ROW (ground floo?).NEW YORK
Announces its 65th semi-annual cash dividend
at the usual yearly rate of 4'/? % on savings
share accounts up to $5,000 and 5 % with an
extra dividend of V2 of 1% on instalment
and income share accounts up to $10,000.
The Franklin Society, 33 years oid. state supervised
and prudently managed, is serving many thou?
sands. Let it serve you. Savings by mai!.
PAYMENTS TO JULY 13TH EARN FROM JT'LY 1ST.
OPEN EVENING? TO 1 l.NTII, .11 IV l.TTH.
SAVINGS BANKS
SAVINGS BANKS
291-293-295 Broadway, Corner Reade Street, New York
Deposits Up to
$5,000 WillBe
Received and Iiv
terest Paid Thereon
Amounts Deposited
on or Before July
13th Will Draw ?n*
terest From July 1st
HENRY T. NICHOLS. President.
LESTER VAN BRUNT. Secretary.
202 Phila Eleo ... 21% 21%
llOPhila Rap T.. 16% 16%
700 Tono Belmont. 1A|
300 do Mining .. 3-rV 1
20 Union Traction 31 % 3
329 Uni Gas Imp. 34% 34%
38 Phila Ins Wire 61% 61%
Bonds
?3000 El & Peo tr 4s 55 55
7000 Phil El 1st 5s. 85 85
1000 Sp-Am 6s, Iron 98% 98%
21%
16%
1?? 1?r- }$
\i 3?? M
Pittsburgh
670 Arkansas Gas
110 Am W Gl Mach 60
610 Guffey Glllesp. 8%
50 Habirshaw Elec 4%
20 Mfrs Light ... 45
200 Ohio Fuel Sup 42
10 Ohio Fuel Oil. 13%
10 Okla Gas. 21
60 Pitsbh Biew . . 2
70 do pf . 6%
10 Pitsbh P Glass.120
20 United Gas . .111
60 Whouse Elec. . 40
Toronto
9% 10
61
8%
4%
45
42
13%
21
2
6%
120
111
40
34%
61%
65
84%
98%
9%
60
8%
4%
45
42
13 %
21
6%
120
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Further Steel Wage
Cuts at Youngstown
Makes Pay for Common Labor
30 Cents an Hour, With
No Overtime
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, July 12.?The
Sharon Steel Hoop Company to-day took
the lead among independent steel com?
panies of the Youngstown district in an?
nouncing a further wage reduction, ex?
pected for some time. The new cut
makes the wage for common labor 30
cents an hour, with no overtime. It is
effective July 16, the date when the
Bethlehem Steel Company's reduction to
27 cents takes effect, and also when the
United States Steel Corporation's elim?
ination of overtime becomes effective.
Announcements from other independ?
ent companies are expected before the
day is over. At the offices of the Re?
public Iron and Steel Company and the
Brier Hill Steel Companv it was said
that an announcement would probably
be forthcoming during the day, while at
the offices of the Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company it was said that no an?
nouncement would be made to-day in
the absence of President James Camp?
bell.
Notices of the wage reduction were
posted to-day by the Sharon Steel Hoop
Company at its plants here and in
Sharon, Pa.
The independent steel companies of
this district employ upwards of 40,000
men.
146th SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Union Square Savings Bank
No. 20 ONION SQUARE
A DIVIDEND has been declared for tli?
six months ending June 30. 1321. on ?'.I
deposits entitled thereto at the rat? of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum on sum? from $5 to $5,000, pay?
able on and after July 18th Deposit? m?d?
on or before July 13th will draw lnt?r??'
from July 1st.
WILLIAM H. ROCKWOOD, President.
FREDERIC C. MILLS, Treasurer.
H. ROCKWOOD BRINCKERHOFB*. A*?*'
HUGH B. GARDNER, Cashier.
Open 10 to 3; Mon 10 to " Sat. I" tjij
ACCOUNTS OF SOCIETIES ACCEPTED.
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. I.EAKK. Auction??.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AM? RONDS
BY ADRIAN H. Ml I.I.KK A MH?,
OFFICE, f.:. WILLIAM HTKEET,
HED.NKSnVl', .11 I.Y IS, 1981.
at 12:30 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
NOS. 11 AND 16 VESE? STKEET.
For Account of Executor: _
112,000 PU'-.'burt?h, .-han ?nut & -Nortn?rr.
R. K. 1st 4"? Series "A" Bonn?,
1952. -,
For Account of Whom It May Cone??.
$63.000 Great Western Petroleum Corps.
10-vear CCI. Pond?.
2,000,000 shs. Shaw Oil Co ___,
Membership New York Produce Exentar?
100 shs. Hayt!an-Afci?rlcan Cirpn. com?
mon. _,.
50 shs. Haytian-Amerlcan Corpn. pw
ferred. . ....
50 shs. Haytlan-American Corpn.fouM
ers. ....
$40,377.ms Certain Rills Receivable *^
can be ven Ht our oi?lce.
2.000 shs. Kennecott Corpn. M
900 ah.?. American Ship & Comme"*
1,070 shs. Midvale Steel & Ordnanc? C*
Claim, if any, belonging to E?w?
of Pennle Gallen. d*r.regiHW ??
tween $15,905.SO and $16,6*0.39.
13 \ shs. Knox H?.t Co common.
10 shs. Knox Hat Co. 2d pr*fd.
2,500 shs. Southeastern Grain ? w
stock Co.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The American Exchange
National Bank
Now York, July 1*. li,Mt
At a meeting of til? B >ard of Virt?S
of this Rank, held to-day. a 1?*,?3
dividend of Three and One-h*lf pf lT?#
on the capital stock was declared. P*??S
August 1. 1921. to ttockhoidera ?',r.
at the close of husireas July 21. ?**.,*??
ARTHUR P. I.EE. Cashl??
The labor rate of 30 cents an botf
compares with the peak rate during t*J
war of 47 cents an hour, with time ?Jj*
a half for time over eight hours, ?*"
fore the war the rate for common ?^
was 19 cents. The daily wage tor *
twelve-hour cay at the time^ of **J
highest wages amounted to $6.5S. t '
der the new rate the daily wage fw
twelve-hour day will be $3.60 a ?*
but as the mills are working on *?
eight-hour basis during the V^set^^[
pression, laborers will be making "*[i,
day until th? twelve-hour day i? *W*j
adopted.

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