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are feature articles
i,'1. In current issue of
"Financial Forecast"
Ask for Circular No. Si
Sent without obligation
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Coming into the active sea?
son. Far-sighted management.
Future outlook analyzed.
"~Ask for a MARKET
B-I06 OPINION
FL H. S/MASTERS & C8.
Member* Consolidated Stock Exrh. of X.V.
82-84 Broad St. . New York
Chema : Broad 6380 Entirs First Float
*" Ollices ?n eight cities?Direct wire?.
?ps-HfflWLEy&rci
Stocks and Bonds
115 Broadway New York
Telephone Rector 5150
Chile to Buy Coal
?s. Information has been received by
~'ttie> Argentine-American Chamber of
.'Commerce here that the Chilian State
?Ka-ihvays will open bids on August 23
or 320,000 tons of coal, deliveries to
?he- extended over a period of one
AW?- _,_
Gulf States Steel Report
Net operating income of the Gulf
Steel Company for the quarter ended
-.J-une 30 was $34,396, and after deduc
.tyms for taxes, depreciation and other
charges, there was a deficit of $53,353.
.??'or the first quarter of this year the
??.?licit was $102,917, according to a
?internent issued yesterday.
?i-,*? 0 ?-? a -~?
Financial Items
:arenoe D. Inmaa. formerly with _. B
Cad well & Co., Is now associated with
Hartahorne * Battelle as office manager.
'"^"?- ,.Ryfn haf been e'PCted to the
?I of directors of the Brooklyn Edison
? ?impai.y. succeeding Franklin W. Slater
rpi<ipne(i.
Upturn in Cotton
On Crop Reports
After Early Quiet
Southern Buying Attributed
to Unfavorable Weather
Follows Dull Opening;
Covering on Late Rally
The cotton market showed little
activity or feature yesterday until
after midday, when an upturn com?
menced which culminated in a sharp
advance near tho close, sending Oc?
tober up to 12.90c, December to J3.28c
and January to 13.27c, or practically
25 to SO points above the low levels
reached in the first hour and 7 to 2t
points over tho previous close, the
market leaving oft* steady at prac?
tically best figures of the day.
New Orleans buying on a rather liberal
scale, which was attributed by the trad?
her?* to an accumulation of unfavorable
crop advices from tho belt, was chiefly
responsible for the late upturn which pro
i moted a good deal of covering among
room traders, many of whom had gone
short because of the fact that tho market
gave so little heed to the earlier bull
now?.
This Included the lowered English bank
rate, moderate trado buying, further show?
ery weather In the belt, and a much bet?
ter textile position. Including reports that
pome of the Now England mills which
have been closed flown for a number of
weeks contemplated reopening.
Possibly tho two most bullish Influence!
In the market at the present lime are the
boll weevil reports and tho encouraging
Increase of activity In textile circles both
here and at New England points. The
market has been In a rut for some time,
, with an almost entire absence of outside
speculative Interest, partly due to tho fact
j that the public is desirous of finding out
what will be the effect upon sentiment of
1 the new. movement which has ,1ust begun,
! but will not become very general under
thirty or sixty days from now. Commis?
sion houses have been anticipating a bull
move based on tho weovil situation and
the Improvement in cotton goods as well
as a more hopeful feeling In regard to
European conditions, but for the reason
mentioned It has been difficult to attract
enough outside Interest on the bull side
to absorb the hedge selling which has born
a part of every day's business this week,
although not on a very broad scale as yet.
The efforts being made to finance the crop
and relieve the Southern farmers' burden
to some extent at least led one of the
large local spot men to observe yesterday
that In his opinion'there would be no dis?
tressed cotton forced on the market the
coming season, as the South would have
all the money necessary to finance Its
staple.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady and 16 points higher at 12.85o for
middling. No sales were reported.
The range of prices:
Wednesday's
Open. High. Low. Close, close.
July... 12.12 12.86 12.10 12.35?- 12.20
Aug. . . 12.16 12.35 12.16 T2.3S? - 12.28
Sept... 12.65 12.65 12.65 12.73?- 12.52
Ocl_ 12.69 12.00 12.62 12.88?12.90 12.76
Nov....-?- 13.05? - 12.96
Pec_ 13.08 18.28 13.03 13.2K@13.28 13.17
Jan.... 13.10 13.27 13.03 1S.25@13.57 13.16
: Pet- - - - 13.35? - 13.28
Mar... 13.32 13.54 13.30 13.52?13.64 13.41
Apr_ --18.53? - 13.46
May... 13.39 13.56 13.36 13.54@13.55 13.47
June... - - - 13.58?- 13.51
Southern Spot Markets ? Galvoston
steady, 10 points- higher at 12.20c; sales,
615 bales. New Orleans steady, unchanged
at 11.75c; sales, 1,687 bales. Mobile
steady, 13 points higher at 10.88c; sales,
67 bales. Savannah steady, unchanged at
11.50c; sales, 62 bales. Norfolk steady,
unchanged at 11.60c; sales, nil. Augusta
steady, unchanged at 11.63c; sales, 1S9
bales. Memphis steady, unchanged! at
lie; ?ales, 1,060 bales. Houston steady,
15 points higher at 12c; sales, 856 bales.
Little Rock quiet, unchanged at 10.76c:
sales, 206 bales. Dallas steady, 16 points
What Things Cost
Quotation? art cash price* in primary markets.
Previous 1020 range.
Yesterday, day. High. Low.
Commodity and unit.
FOODS?
Wheat (ko. 2 hard) bu.
Corn (No. 2 yellow) bu.
Oats (No. 2 while) bu.
Clour (spring pat.) bbl.
Beef (family) bbl.
Pork (mess) bbl.
Husar (granulated) lb.
Coffee (No. 7 Klo) lb.
Butter (creame.ry, first) lb.
Eggs (fresh, first) dos.
TEXTILES?
Cotton (middling upland) lb....
Print cloth? (38?/2~04x60).
Silk, raw (No. 1 Sin.) lb.
Wool (line Montana scoured) lb
METALS?
Iron (2x Philadelphia) ten.
Steel billets (Pittsburgh) ton...
Lead (spot) lb.
Copper (spot) lb.
Tin (Straits) lb.
RUBBER AND HIDES?
?Jobber (ribbed-smoked sheets) lb
Hides (calfskins, city) 9 to 12 lbs.
$1.47"/a
.83%
MVn
8.75?9.75
16.60
24.25
.052?.059
.06 7-1
.37'/i@.41
.31?.34
.1285
.06%
5,80
.85(5!.90
$1.46
.84 ?"/fr
.81%
9.00(0*9.75
16.60
24.26
.052(9,059
.06 7-16
.37 ?/a? .41
.31?.34
.1270
.06%
6.85
.86?.90
24.76?25.60 24.75?25.50
?33.00 33.00
.046 .0455
.12'/a .11%
,26'/a ,26'/2
$2.60
2.31%
1.60
16.25
28.00
47.00
.23
.16%
.77
.89
<?
.14?i?.16
2.45@2.50
.15
2.45?2.60
.433
.26
17.45
2.00
63.51
65.00
?09 Vz
? 19'/2
.651/4
.541 2
10.50
11
70
.94'/,
.60
9.00
!0.00
!9.50
.08
w*
.61 Vz
.42'/,
.14?/,
.071/2
5.00
.80
33.00
43.00
, .04'/,
.12/2
.32
.18'/,
2.10
higher at 10.90c; sales 1,337 bales. Mont?
gomery firm, unchanged at 10.88c; sales.
102 bales. Fort Worth steady. IS pointa
hi?her at 10.86c; sales, 511 bales.
Cotton Statistics
Yes- Last Last
tarrtay. Week, Year.
Port receipts .. 10.7.-.2 10.808 4,030
Exports . 10,450 15,282 3,030
Exports season.5.410.755 3,200,750 0,201,810
N. V. stocks_ 150,232 157,413 ?0,005
Port stocks_1,444.T0r. 1.405.231 825,318
Inter rerolpts.. 7,000 7,300 2,700
Inter shipments 11,000 14,300 5.300
N. Y. arrivals.. 21 311 2,122
Liverpool Cables?Spot cotton quiet, i
5 points declino; middling. 8.20d. Pair
0,000 bales; American, f>,000. Imports,
1,000; none American. * Futures opened
quiet, at 3 to 0 points decline. Closed
Arm, at a net advance of 7 points to
declino of 1 point. July, 8.43d; October,
8.6-Sd; December, 8.77d; January, 8.70d;
March, 8.80d; May. S.Old. Manchester:
Yarns quiei, but steady; cloths quiet.
Cottonseed Oil
There was only a quiet trade In the
market for cottonseed oil and prices were
easier, closing with net losses of 4 to 15
points.
Hange of prices:
Wednesday's
Open. High. Low. Close. ck
Spot_
July_
Aug_
Sept_
Oct_
Nov... .
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
Sugar and Coffee
Raw Sugar Futures?The range of prices:
Wednesday's
Oper* High. Low. Close. close.
Ju)y.- - 3.016*3.03 3.00
August... - - ?-? 3,036*3.06 3.02
Sept. 3.07 8.08 8.07 3.060-3.07 3.05
October.. - - - 2.9702.99 2.95
November- - - ,2.9002.92 2.88
December 2.82 2.83 2.82 2.826*2.R3 2.""
January.. 2.78 2.73 2.73 2.7302.75 2.
February.- - 2.7002.72 2.70
March....- - 2.7002.72 2.70
April- ?- ?- 2.72<i*2.74 2.73
May. - - - 2.7402.76 2.74
Coffee Futures?The rango of prices:
Wednesday's
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
J'uly. - - - 6.0200.05 6.10
August... - - - 6.1401).16 6.18
Sopt. 6.29 6.30 6.27 6.2706.28 6.25
October.. - - - 6.4106.42 6.39
November- - - 6.6606.66 6.53
December. 6.73 6.73 6.70 6.6906.70 6.67
January.. -- 6.8106.82 6.78
February.-- 6.93 0 6.94 6.89
March_ 7.04 7.04 7.04 7.04f*7.06 7.00
April.- - - 7.1407.15 7.09
May. 7.23 7.23 7.23 7.2307.25 7.18
June. - - - 7.32 7.84 7.27
Butter, Cheese and Egga
Butter.?Receipts were 10,984 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, lb., 42Mi?
43o ; extras, 92 score, 41 % & 42c; firsts,
37%@41o; seconds, 34?37c; lower grniles,
31? 33c; unsalted, higher than extras, 4 4 ',-?
?45o; extras, 43?44e; first 38%?42%o;
seconds, 34%?38o; state dniry tubs, fln
est, 40%?41c; good to prime, 38?40c:
common to fair. 31?37c; Indies, current
make, firsts, wait, ?32%0| seconds, 28c;
lower grades, 26? 27c; packing stock, cur?
rent make, No. 1, 2Rc; No. 2. 27c; lower
grades, 21 ?26 % c.
Cheese.?Receipts were 5,794 boxes. New
York Stale, flats, specials, lb? 21?21%c;
average run, 20@20 *?c ; state twins, spe?
cials, 21?21%c; avernge run, 20@20%c;
Wisconsin, double Daisies, fancy. 21@21%o;
single Daisies, fancy, 21% @22c; Young
Americas, 22? 2.1c; state skims, 8@14%o.
Eggs?Receipts were 28,793 esses. Fresh
gathered, extras, dozen. 38@30o; extra
firsts, 35?37c; firsts, 31?34c; seconds and
poorer, 20?.10o: trade eggs, 26@28o;
dirtied, rogu?iir packed, No. 1, 26?27c; No.
2 and poorer, 20@26c; checks, fair to
choice, dry, 22? 24c; refrigerator eggs,
charges paid to expiring dates, special
marks, fancy, 35%? 36c; firsts, 33@36o;
seconds. 29?32c; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western hennery whites, extras, 50
?52c; extra firsts, 46@49c; firsts. 41?45c;
gathered whites, firsts to extra firsts, ilffi
49c; under gradeB, 33@40c; Pacific Coast,
white, extras, 50?52c; extra firsts, 46?49c;
firsts, 42?45c; under grades. .18?40c; other
Weetorn and Southern, gathered whites. 30
?44c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western, hennery browns, extras, 41?43c;
gathered brow? and mixed colors, graded
extras, 38?39c; firsts to extra, firsts, 32
?37o.
Livestock, Meats. Provision?
Yesterday. Year Ago.
Live beef, fair to
prime, 100 lbs. $7.50? 9.25 ?13.25?16.00
Dressed beef,
sides, lb.10%? .18 .16? .25
Live voals., com?
mon to prime,
100 lbs. 8 00@13.00 K.00O20.00
Dressed veal,
city, lb.11? .21 .27? .33
Llvo ewes, 100
lbs. 3.00? 5.26 5.60? 9.00
Dressed mutton,
city, lb.09?.12% .14? .22
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs. 6.00?12.2B 16.60?17.00
Dressed lambs,
city, lb.16? .2T .27? .36
Hogs, 100 lbs- 10.B0@11.60 16.60?17.50
Dressed bogs,
bacon, lb.18% ?.le^ .23%?.23%
Pork, bbl. S4.50@26.00 34.00@35.00
?Mess b'ef, bb!... 12.00@14.00 18.O0@19.00
Lard, Middle
I West. 100 lbs.. 12.00(912.70 ?MO-? 19.40
Markets in other Cities
Baltimore
??a'.ps. Open.
. 24 Cent Fire In?.. 20%
', M Com Credit B. 25
150 Cosden pf. 8%
30 Davison Chem. 34Va
6 Fidelity r>ep..in:;
M>0 Houston Oil pf 69
"."> Mt Vernon Com 10
':np?na Water.. 85%
'6 Con Power. ... 83
1 TO Teresa Sug pf. 8
20 W B A. 13
12 New Ams Cas. 23%
Bonds
Power 5s.. 98 Ti
96
62%
61%
43
fWOO Con Powi
??on City & 8?
1?b0 Un Rv 4
do fund 6s. .
United Ry Inc.
High.
20%
25
3%
34%
xOS
69
10
85%
83
8
IS
23%
98%
96
62%
61%
43
Low. Last.
2?
26
3%
84%
103
69
10
85%
82%
3
13
23%
20
26
8%
34%
103
69
10
85%
82%
3
13
23%
?8%
96
62%
61%
43
Boston Curb
Bid
Aria E?tn... 1
Ariz Silver..19
Kriz Tip Top 3
Blk Hawk.. 6
n RAS A Mon. .66
"v.?v-f Con... 2%
?'.tl.'tvi las ..76o
Crystal new.82
n.-nblgh .... 7
Magie ?B.. 2
Epreka Cro.50
..JVrtuna _?
.fiadsden .. .40
[Boma Oil... 3
V'L'on Bloss. .15
Ask!
2
20
4
9 I
67
34
8
2%'
62 i
2 I
45
4
18
Boston
Bid
Iron Cap. . . 8
Ltt Rose. . . .16
Majestic ... ?
Mex Metals..?
Mldw Moss.?
Mutual D T..30
Monarch . . .?
Nati L & Z.?
Rainier .... 4
Nixon.8
Svn Metals.. 6
Silver Reef.. 3
Un Ver Ext..23
Yukon.80o
-Daine
/??'alea, Open. Hirh. Lew. Last.
45 Ahmaek . 47% 47% 87% 47%
26 Ariz Coral. ... 8 8 8 8
60 Cal Aria. 48% 48% 46% 46.%
10 Cal Hecla_228 224 221 221
- 13 Copper Range 82% 32% 32 82%
60 Davis Daly- 6 6 6 6
,.>... aO East Butto... 8 8 8 8
Salea Open. HIg-h. Low. Last.
400 Franklin . 1% 1% 1% 1%
6 Island Creek pf 80 80 80 80
660 Lake Cop. 2% 2% 2% 2%
296 La Salle. 1% 1% 1% 1%
820 Mason Valley. 1% 1% 1% 1%
200 Mayflower OO 8% 3% 3% 8%
10 Mohawk . 48 48 48 48
6 New River_ 40 40 40 40
lONlpissing .;.. 4% 4% 4% 4%
75 North Butte... 9% 9% 9% 9%
6 Qulncy . 87 37 37 87
100 Shannon . 85 86 85 85
60 Superior _ Bos 1% 1% 1% 1%
26 Trinity . 1% 1% 1% 1%
256 U S Smelters.. 30 80% 80 80%
8 do pf. 38 38 38 28
20 Utah Apex_ 1% 1% 1% 1%
76 Utah Metals.. 1% 1% 1% 1%
Railroads
100 Bo? _ Albany. 122 124 122 124
87 Boston Kiev.. 64 64 64 64
1 do pf. 84 84 84 84
11N?NH4H 18% 18% 18% 18%
llOWest End.41% 41% 41% 41%
Miscellaneous
60Am Agr.35% 85% 35% 35%
10 do pfd...-61 ?1 61 61
82Amoskeag .... 86 80 86 SO
20 Am Pneu pfd.. 10 10 10 Hi
10 Am Sugar pfd. 88% 88% 88% 88%
585 A T & T.104 104% 103% 103%
80 Am Woolen pf 80 06 05% 1)5%
20 Atlantic Gulf.. 21% 21% 21% 21%
6 Edison .150 100 159 160
45 Gen Electric. .120% 120% 118% 118%
1?O Greenfield _24 24 24 24
Olntl Cement... 21 21 21 21
50 Intl Products.. 4% 4% 4% 4%
50 Island Oil..... 2% 2% 2% 2%
82 Libby McNeil.. 8 8 7% 7%
OLoews . 16 17% 15 17%
86 Maas Oa*.71% 71% 71% 71%
637 do pf*.61 62 61 61%
1 McElwn? 1st pf 76 78 78 76
10 Mergenthaler .118 118 118 118
60 Mex Investmt 20 26 26 26
20 Nati Leather.? 7% 7% 7% 7%
24NET&T-101 102 101 102
Sales. Open. High. Low. Lftst.
lOOrpheum .21 21 21 21
28 Swift & Co.... 01% 01% 9.1 91
65 Swift Interntl. 24 24 24 24
65 Torrington ... 60 60 60 60
lOUnlon Twist.. 13% 13% 13% 18%
117 Uni Drug. 84 84 83 S4
10 do 1st pfd... 40% 40% 40% 40%
13 Uni Fruit.104% 104 H 104% 104%
85 Uni Shoe. 85% S5% 84% .14%
295 Waldorf . 21 21% 21 21%
43Waltham W pf 52% 62% 60 r.?
200 Walworth _ 10 10 10 10
Bonds
$5000 A T & T 6s... 98% 98% 9S% 98%
0000 A O W 5s_47 47 43 43
2000 C J S 4s. (14% 04% 64% (14%
1000 West T & T 6s 82 82 82 82
Chicago
66 Armour pf ... 88 88% 88 88%
28 Arm Leather. 12% 12% 12% 12%
400 Beaverboard .. 13% 13% 18% 13%
230 Brlscoe Motors 9% 9% 9 9
160 Cudahy . 62% 62% 62% 62'^
200 Cont .Motors.. 5% 5% 6% 6%
770 Llbby . 7% 7% 7% 7%
75 Montgom Wrd 17% 17% 17% 17%
600 Nat Leather .. 7 7% 7 7%
lOOPiggly Wlggly 14% 15 14% 15
125 Shaw . 46 4fi 46 46
625 Stewart Warn. 24% 24% 24 ?* 24
350 Swift & Co.... 91 91 90% 91
805 Swift Inter_ 23% 2.1% 23% 23^
375 Un Carbide_ 42% 42% 43% 42*-'
100 Western Stone. 2 2 2 2
Bonds
$6000 Com Ed 1st 6s 82% 82% 82% 82*4
Detroit
125 Amer Light .. 82 82% ?1% SIM
700 Con Motors .. 6% 6% 6% 6^
36 Det Edison .. 91% 91% 91% 91V:
760 Packard . 7 7 6% 6.-'
Philadelphia
SOAmn Stores ..67 67 67 67
26 Elec. Storage.102% 103 102% 103
28 Lehigh Nav . 64 64% 64 64V
40Penn C L pfd. 42 42 42 42
28
16%
21%
1
81
34
86%
87
95%
16%
21%
1
31
33%
28
86%
88%
95%
28
16%
21%
1
31
33%
86%
87
95%
Bales. Open..High. Low. Last,
lOPhlla In Wire 60% 50% 60^ 60%
45 Ins Co N A... 28
260 Phila P. T-16%
201 do Elec .... 21%
600 Ton Belmont.. 1
4 0 Union Trac . . 31
774 XTnlt Gas Imp. 34
130 W Jer & S S. . 28
Bonds
$1,000 Le Nav 4%s.. 85%
14,000 Pb El C It 5s 85%
500 Wels Tr 6s_ 95%
Pittsburgh
310 Ark Ga? . 9% 9% 9% 9%
115Guffey . 9% 10 9% 10
60 Mfrs Lt . 45 45 45 45
200 Marland Ref. 1% 1% 1% 1%
80 Ohio Fuel Sup 42 42 42 42
40Okla Nat Gas. 20% 20% 20% 20%
15Pgh Plate G1.118 118 118 118
95 West Penn ... 10 10 10 10
Montreal
Bid A?k|
Ab P * P 26
AmsNld pf ?
Bell Tel... ?
BTL&P. 23tf
Brmp Pap
Cn C _ F.
do pf...
Can Cmnt.
58
51%
25%
17
104%
, 23%
21
27
Bid
Cn On SI. 8 5
CMASra. 13
Dom Stoel 27%
DmTxtl pfl02
Lrntd Ltd 67%
OglvMllg pf.104
Span Rvr. 46%
Stl Co Cn. 45%
Ask
85%
47%
46
Bid
. .19
Adanac
Apex .
Atlas .
Bailey
Chbmrs Frl. 2
Coniagas _ 1
Crown Rstv ... 5
Dom Lake. . 3
Grt Nrthn. .?
Gold Reef...?
Hargraves. .?
Hollinger . . <
Lake Shore..
Toronto
Ask
20
3
7
1%
10
6
3
3
3
6%
Hi
Bid
Mclntyre ... 1%
Mng Crp Cn %
Newray .... 2
Ptrsn Lake. 2
Pore Crown.10
Pore Tsdl...?
Pore Imprl..??
Prs E Lome 1
Teck Hghs.. 8
Tniskmng.. . 13
Thmp Krst.. 2
Vucuu Gas. . 3
West Dome. 4
Ask
1%
1%
6
6
16
3
3
4
13
22
Miscellaneous Markets
Public Utility Securities
?:,x,p * t.
?ois $? j?'
Bid.
9
70
80
X L Tr
do pf. . . 75
A G & E1..100
??
85%
63
63
6
16
3
do pf..
P & L..
do pf. . .
p un..
do pf.. .
A W Wk,
do 1st pt 46
do pr pf. 7
C P R S I, 26
Cnt St El. 4
do pf.. . 97
Cities Svc.116
do pf.. . 43
do B s)f 12
77id?B 95
7?4il8C 75
?. % ?i ? r> 74
?!<> pf B 4
Col Pwr_ 6
do pf... 76
rriUL ?o
Ask
11
86
84
79
101%
36%
65
68
10
20
6
49
9
80
6
41
119
4g
12%
100
80
79
6
7
79
12
Bid
CPR AL 30
??lB&Spf 80
F D El pf 60
KOAFCo 87
do6?c c n 77
t% pf... 73
8% en nt 89
Fed L ?fe T 6
do pf... 42
G & Elec.160
do pf... 64
No St Pwr 40
do pf. .. 77
Rep R & L 4
do pf. . . 13
So Cal Ed 92
do pf... 97
St G A El
do pf...
T P L A P
do pf... 4
Un R A L 21
do 1st pf 67
West Pwr. 23
do nw pf 66
?Ex divided.
32
1
Ask
82
82%
70
93
80
80
94
8
47
26?
74
45
80
6
17
95
102
11
84
2
6
24
6?
26
?8%
A G A E 6? 76%
A,P A L 6s 7?
.\pl>ln P 6s 69
',?q\ P 5s. . 72
, S}!. Paso 6? 77
Bonds
78%jM St P ?s. 86% 88%
73 U L A R6s 70 73
72 UtahSec 6s 88% 87%
76 ]-Wis Ed 6s. 88 82%
88 i
Miscellaneous Stocks
--?Arn Ltd.. 11V4
" do pf... 25
Am Mf pf 70
A M ?t F..160
A?u Td pf 3%
- isAni Typ F 88
? A. V T N J 36
. Atlas P O. 40
? B & Bip 78
do 2d pf 63
Borden'*.. 90
Bush T pf 65
- Ollulold. .100
l'hic Co_96
do pf. . . Oi
?City Invt wb
CrU W pf. ?5
13 il> L A W. 76
60 Draper C..124
76
180
3%
43
40
46
86
?7%
75
106
99
9S
65
90
Int SU pf. S3
Lima L pt 86
Nat Cskt.. 95
NEngFuO 16
N Cp st pf 96
PAW pf. 80
Phelps 1.1.145
Ry Bkg P. 66
do pf... 74
?S C H L 61
?Sf Mf nw 93
StLKMAP. 36
Stoll F pt 94
W & B.... 90
'Yale *? T..2S0
$?
127
96
95
110
26
90
166
75
77
63
95
40
98
95
2?0
.17?
.230
.146
.425
.125
America ..
Atlantic .. .
Am Exe h. ..
Battery . . .
liowery . ?
"(way Cent
' WlH-ant l?k..l?'5
l.ronx Nat..160
Buiuh A D..130
Cent Merci. . 190
? 'base.Mut)
('hat A Phe.,246
**"?**** I se a Ex... 7 5
-Chemical . ..435
?City.308
?'??ai * Iron..220
olumbia
??"fonlal
?Wit il
New York Bank Stocks
175,Garneld -
220 Gotham _
240 Greenwich .,
1&6 Hanover ...
450IHarriman .
*&0;iiup & Trd.
176?ln?lustrlal ..
16? Irving Nat.
140 Mnhttn Co.
2001 Mch A Met,
aio Metropolit?,
858 Mutual . ..
100 N;,i| Am. ..
440'iNew Nthr..
81?}N V <"*ourity
239JN V ***.' B A.
tesfpaetflo.
Park.
212 I'ubltc.
- ?Seaboard ..
? - Second ....
Slate .
100 ltd Ward.
? lintd Slates
S60!l'nloii Ex . .
- Wang Hts. .
l??,TorkvllU .
?
Exc'i. ..;???'>
ptn - .so
j ant Hiver.. 170
Nati. . .X!',
?"lfth Ave...?09
Vi/tu Nati., lift
*?s ?lv-ueaU.
22?
190
236
.775
345
.490
.166
.176
.187
.285
33?
.610
.150
.140
.136
.420
.300
.860
.230
.220
.450
.215
.200
.160
.160
.226
,42t
22?
20"
255
785
?IS
S1 *
165
KO
na
21)5
840
5", 0
15?
(31
.'(GO
240
850
Insurance Companies
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
AUnc?..260 280|Ort Amer .. .225 231
Am
City of N T.160
Cmmnwlt ..300
Fid & Phoe..475
Franklin ... 70
Globe A R..1200
170 Hanover . ... 86
325 [Home.326
486 Nati LIberty.170
80 Niagara _120
?iStuyvesant... 60
Tobacco Stocks
O W Hel.156 160 PRTT.. 6?
dopf... 90 98 Unlv Loaf..140
J 8 Young 80 88 Weym B..156
do pf... 89 93 do pf... 90
McA A F. 86 9?
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
330
180
130
75
166
93
Am Brass.154
Atlas Pw.,105
?Bab A W103
Carb Steel 17
do 1st pf 60
do 2d pf 25
Colt A_ 30
Du Pont... 117
?do pf.. 67%
East Steel. 15
?Ex dividend.
159
110
10$
20
65
30
86
121
70
Em SAL ?
do pf.. . ?
?Here Pw.120
do pf. .. 80
Nlles B P. 49
do pf. . . 80
Scov Mfg.2S0
Thorn Iron ?
WmCornw 15
Woodw... 40
25
65
125
83
52
90
310
35
25
60
Anglo-Am 16
Atl Ring.850
do pt.. .103
Borne-Scr.340
Buck P L. 78
Ches Mfg.160
do pf... 95
Contl Oil.103
Cre? P L.. 26
Cum P L..115
Eurek P L. 78
Q SO pf n S7
do pf old 90
do com.. 31
111 P L....160
Ind PL.. 74
Int'PCoLt 11
Nati Trns 23
N Y Tran.136
Nrth P L. 87
Ohio Oil. .238
Penn-M F. 19
Standard Oil Companies
15%,P O A O..410
Pial P L..180
900
106
360
416
183
350
81
168
62
74
66%
550
380
160
135
Solar Rfg.330
So Pipe L. 79
so So Pa Oil.165
180 Sw. P P Ls 68
98 ?S O Cal. 72
106 ?S O Ind. 66%
28 SO Kan. .630
120 S O Ky...370
81 SO Neb... 150
90 ?SON J.132
94 do pf.. .106% 107
33 SON Y..300 305
154 S O Ohlo..36? 380
78 do pf...l08 110
11% Swan & F 30 35
24 Un Tic Car 85 95
140 do pr... 90 95
90 Vacuu OH.257 262
243 Wshg Oil.. 25 30
20 ( ?Par $25.
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atl Lobos. 13
do pf. .. 66
BrAmO.. 24
Coo A Co. 6
Elk Bsn P 5
Imp Oil... 80
Magn Pet. 125
tPar $10.
Merr OH.. 7% 7%
Mldw Rf..l26 135
Mtn Prod. 7% 7%
11
60
26
6 iNorthw. .
6%!Prd*R Co
84 fS Ck Pr.
130 SrpuI Rfg.
IWSO & LCo
15
2%
10
.20
2%
10%
3%
% %
Trust and Surety Companies
? Alliance .... 70
l t American .. ?
?Am Surety... 62
Bankers ... .28
Bond A Mtg. 195
Bklyn T Co..426
Cant Union...325
Columbia . . .275
Commercial.. ?
Empire T...300
l?:?iuitable T.257
Frmrs LA T.S45
Fi.lelity . .. .200
FUlton .260
Guaranty ... 236
Hudson ? ?. .160
Kings.660
Lawyer? T...106
Law Mtg ...116
Lincoln Tr...l6t
200
290
235
75
106
?.Manufctrs
? Mercantile
67 Metrpltn .
300 Mtg Bond.
205?Mut T W_
450-Nat Surety. .170
330|x Y L & T. .560
?285,n y Trust. ..300
136|:n Y Title...112
?_ {Peoples . ...270
262,Realty Asso.. 90
"?5'rttlo Guar..296
2l6untd States. .835
270 U S M A T.. 395
2*8 Wstchstr ....lin
-- V S T G.. ... 75
~- W ABA M. 150
H< tSee N Y Title.
J" Jlnclude? AT ?tk.
16?|
810
246
85
125
180
570
310
116
2.S0
10?
300
(OS
fr?
169
Sogar Stocks
18
Car Sug.
Cent Sug.
do pf. .
C Agulrre.
Fjrdo new 45
Grt West. 120
do pf. .. 98
Mat-Am... 10
r.o
22
3
18
5 3
55
125
103
20
?Mt-Am pf 2t
Mchg . 6
National.. 9$
Ni Nique.160
Savannah, la?
do pf... 38
?Ex dividend.
Chemical Stocks
Am Cyn..
de pf...
Casein Co,
Dow Ch..
Du Pont...
Grazelll . .
. 15
38
30
7%
130
20
4 3
45
20
8%
13
?Ex dividend.
Hook El. . 30
do pf. . . 30
Ky Solvay 25
do pf... 93
Merrimao. 70
?Merc C pf 75
Muifd Co.. 45
36
7
103
200
40
40
70
9!)
80
79
DO
New York City Bond*
Form. Rate. Maturity.
Inter 4%s, 1067.
do 4%s, 1065.
do 4Vis, 1003.
do 4%S, 10r.7.
do 4%s, 196B.
do 4%s, 1964.
do *%s, 1962.
do 4%s, 1960.
do 4%s, I960, op '30.. .
do 4s, 1950.
do 4s, 1958.
do 4s, 1957.
Reg 4s, 1955-1956.
do 4s, 1936.
Inter 3%s, 1954.
Coup 3%s, 1954.
Reg 3Hs, 1950-1954 inc..
do 3%s, 1940-1950 ino.
do 3%s, 1921-1930 inc.
Reg and :oup (serial)
4%s, 18?1-1932 ino_
do 4%s. 1921-1931 inc..
Bid. Ask. Yield.
89
89%
89%
89%
83%
83%
83%
8 3 %
83%
79%
79%
79%
79%
85
71%
71%
70%
5.50
6.00
6.00
6.00
90
90
00
00
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
80%
80%
80%
80%
86%
73
73
73
6.25
5.60
6.6?
5.50
C.07
5.08
6.09
5.11
6.14
6.16
6.IS
5.19
6.19
6.18
5.18
5.20
6.24
6.30
6.21
5.21
5.21
96
New York State Bonds
Issued in coupon and registered form,
not Interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
terable.
Form, Rate. Maturity. Bid. isk.
Canal and Highway 6s, 1922-30. 5.20 5.00
do 1931-1940. f,.00 4.75
do 1941-1971. 6.00 4.80
Bid. Ask. Yield
Canal Imp 4%s. 1946...
Highway Imp 4%s. 1963.
Canal Imp 4 % s, 1965_ 89
Highway Imp 4%s, 1965.. 89
Barge Can Ter 4%a, 1945. S9
Highway Imp 4s, 1967.... 85
Canal Imp 4s, 1967. 85
High Imp 4s, 1960-62, lnc 85
do 1958. 85
an Imp 4s, 1960-62, Inc. 85
Palisades I S Pk 4s, 1961 85
Barge Van Ter 4s, 1942-46 85
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Bid. Ask. Yield.
Federal Farm Loan 6s,
1941 op. 1032. 09>4 100%
Federal Farm Loan 5s,
1938 op. 1923. 97% 98%
Federal Farm Loan 4%s
1939 op. 1924. 90% 91%
Federal Farm Loan 4%s
1938 op. 1923. 00% 91 %
Federal Farm Loan 4%s
1937 op. 1922. 80% 81%
Joint Stock Land Bank 5s
1933 op. 1924..-,-90 91%
Joint Stock Land Bank 6?<
183? op. 1923. 9? ?1%
4.61
4.61
4.68
4.58
4.66
4.66
4.66
4.67
4.69
4.67
4.67
5.00
6.14
6.26
5.28
5.31
6.76
?.??j
U. S. Treasury Notes and Certificates
of Indebtedness
Month. Tear. Bid. Asked. Yield
August . 1921 100?'7 lOO^jt, 4.80
?September .. 1021 100?, 100A 4.3.*>
?September .. 1021 100% 1007, 4 40
October . 1021 100-r? 100>, 4.7?)
October . 1021 100% 100*7, 4.70
?December ... 1921 100VW 100/? 4.84
February . 1022 100% 100% 6.01
?March. 1922 100,"? lOO-p7? 5.04
Mime . 1022 100? lOO-flr 5.1.?
?June .1924 100& lOO-fr 6.63
?Acceptable In payment of Federal taxes
on the dates of maturity.
Short Term Securities
.,
Security, Bate. Due. Bid. Aslt. Yield.
Alum of Am 7s, 1925_ 97 97% 7.75
Amer Cotton Oil 6a, 1924. 89 90 9.95
Amer Tel & Tel 6s, 1922. . 98% 98% 7.30
do 6s, 1924 .'.. 96% 97 7.30
American Thread 6s, 1928 95?,4 96% 6.60
Amer Tobacco 7s, 1923...100 100% 6.75
do 7s, 1923.100 100% 6.85
Anaconda Copper 6s, 1929 87% 88% 8.10
do 7s, 1929. 92% 93% 8.20
An-Ara Oil, Ltd, 7%S, '25 99% 100 7.50
Bell Tel of Can 7s. 1925.. 94% 95% 8.25
Bethlehem Steel 7s, 1922 99% 99% 7.70
do 7s, 1923. 97% 98% 8.00
Can Pac Ry 6s, 1924- 96% 97% 7.2C
Con Argentine Ry 6s, 1927 81 82% 10.2C
ChicR I A Pao Ry 6s, 1922. 98 98% **.1(
Cons Gas of N Y 8s, 1921.100% 100% 6.9"
Cop Exports Assn 8s, '22.100% 100% 7.40
do 8s. 1923.100% 100% 7,8?
do Ss, 1924.100% 101 7.6;
do 8s, 1925.101 101% 7.6i
Cudahy Pack 7s, 1923- 98% 99 7.5'.
Federal Sug Bef 6s, 1924. 96 95% 7.41
B F Goodrlch con 7s, '25 89% 89% 10.2?
Gulf Oil 6a, 1923. 96% 97% 7.4?
Hocking Valley 6s, 1924. 92 93% 8.9?
Humble Oil A Ref 7s, '23 97% 97% 8.2
Int Rap Tr con 7s, 1921. 76% 77% -
Kan City Term Ry fis, '23 96% 97 % 8.1'
Lac G l.t 1st A Ref 7s, '29 S9 90% 8.7
Lig A "Myers Tob 6s, 1921 99% 100 6.0'
Philadelphia 6s, 1922. 99% 100 6.0
Proc A Gambia 7s, 1922..100 100% 6.3
do 7s, 1923.100 100% 6.8
Pub Serv N J con 7s, 1922 95 96 -
R J Reynolds Tob 6s, 1922 9S% 93>ri 6.8
Sears Roebuck 7s, 1021... 99% 100'? 7.0
do 7s, 1922. 97% 9S?4 8.2
do 7s, 1923. 96 % 96% 8.4
Sinclair Cons Oil 7%?, '25 91 91% 10.I
Solvay 8s. 1927. 98% 99% 8.1
Southern Ry 6s. 1922- 96% 96% 10.8
So W Bell Tel 7s. 1925.. 95% 96 % 7.9
St PUn Dep guar 6 Vis, '23 96 96 % 7.1
Swift 6s. 1921. i)9Vt 100 6 C
do 7s,! 1925. 96% 97 7.?
Texas Co 7s. 1923. 99 % 99% 7.E
Utah Securities 6s, 1922 ?6% 87% -
West Elec con 7s. 1925.. 99% 100 U 6.S
Long Term Securities
Armour con 7s, 1330. 9?% 96% 7.(
Atlantic Refill 6%s, 1931.100% lOO'/a 6.4
Gulf Oil 7?. 1933. 97 ?7*i 7.1
Kennecott Copper 7?. 1930 92% 92% 8.!
N Y Cent col tr 7s, 1930..100% 101% 6.1
Nw Bell T 1st mtg 7s. '41..100% 10(1% ?.!
Pennaylva col tr 6%s, '36 97% 98% 6.1
Stand Oil Calif 7s, 1931..103% 103% 6.'
do N Y 7s, 1325-'31_101% 105 ?
U S Rubber 7%s, 1930- 99% 100 7.1
Vacuum Oil 7s, 1936.100% 100% ?.'
, Weuting E A hits 7s, '31.. 100% 100% 6,
Strength Develops
In Wheat Trading
On Export Outlook
Reports of Germany's Gel
ting Credit in England for
Grain Cause Rally After
Drop; Corn Rules Easy
CHICAGO, July 21. ? Wheat de?
veloped some strength to-day, largely
because of reports that Germany had
obtained credit in Groat Britain to buy
?broadstuffs. The market closed Ihm
ut the- samo as yesterday's finish
to %o higher, with September $1.26%
to $1.267s and December $1.29'/i to
$1.29%? Corn closed %c off to tbC
at %c up, and oilta gained %c to ViC
In provisions tho outcome ranged from
]2M?c declino to a riso of 2%c.
Strength In the wheat market showed
itself almost exclusively during the final
half hour of the nesslon, after word had
been circulated that British bankers had
mado a $15,000,000 loam to Germany to be
used In tho main for the purchase of
wheat. Bullish sontlmont was also stimu?
lated by famine news from Russia and by
advices that tho Western Canadian crop
this season would not bo larger than that
of last year. Until tho bulgo in prices at
tho lust, however, hears from growers In
the Southwest appeared to bo limited only
by ability to get cars. A good deal was
made, too, of prodictions that receipts
would continue liberal and of the need of
track deliveries hero owing to congested
storage facilities and tho elevator em?
ployees' strike.
Excellent crop prospects tended to ease
the corn market. Oats were relatively
firm as a result of disappointing yields.
Higher quotations on hogs partly coun?
terbalanced in the provision market the
depressing effect of a break In lard prices
at Liverpool.
Grain Prices
Wheat
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 2 hard_$1.47% $1.46 -
Chicago?Tho range of prices:
Wednesday's
Open. High. Low. Close, close.
July_ 1.26 1.26% 1.21% 1.26% 1.25
Sept _ 1.25% 1.28% 1.32% 1.26% 1.26%
Deo _ 1.29% 1.29% 1.26% 1.29% 1.29%
Corn
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close, olose. ago.
No. 2 yellow. .$0.83% $0.84% $1.73%
Chicago:
July .64 .63% 1.51%
Hept .81% .?1% 152%
Deo.61% .60%
Oats
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 3 white..-$0.51 $0.60% $1.17
July.40 .39% .91
8ept .41% .41% .76%
Deo .44 ,43%
Bye
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 2 western,
fob.$1.44 $1.43% $2.44%
Flour and Meal
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. oloso. ago.
Spgpt.$8.76?9.75 $9.00?9.75 13.60(3)14.50
Cnm'l. 1.95@2.05 1.9502.05 4.00? 4.12
Ryo ... 8.00@8.40 8.00@8.40 11.00 @11.50
Itian... 25.00 24.00 60.00
Bank of England Statement
LONDON, July 21.?The weekly
statement of the Bank of England
follows:
Gold .?128,367,000 Deo. 16,203
Reserve ., 19,099,000 Ino. 233,000
Notes reser.... 17,389,000 Ino. 240,000
Circulation ... 127.717.000 Dec. 238,000
Pub. dep. 16.936,000 Dec. 2.728,000
Other dep. 149,386,000 Ino. 14,322,000
Gov. secur. ... 82,718,000 Ino. 6,716.000
Other sec. 82,275,000 Inc.' 4,663,000
The proportion of the Bank's re?
serve to liability is 11.49 per cent;
last week it was 12.20 per cent. Rate
of discount, hVz per cent.
London Metal Market
LONDON, July 21. ?Standard cop?
per, spot ?70 10s; futures ?70. Elec?
trolytic, spot ?74 10s; futures ?75 10s.
Tin, spot ?161 2s 6d; futures ?163 2s
6d. Lead, spot ?24 2s 6d; futures ?23
12s 6d. Zinc, spot ?25 10s; futures
?26 5s.
Prices Irregular
In Quiet Trading
On Gur?* Market
Oils Generally Easier as
interest Subsides; Flue
Itialious Show No Definite
Tren d ; Bond s Stead ier
Triers moved irregularly most of
tho day on the curb market yesterday,
with setbacks and recoveries common
in the oi! li?t. As a rule the oils
ware easier, interest subsiding in thin
group, Bonds continued quiet, but the
tone was steady.
Cities Service common sagged per?
ceptibly in late trading and lost 3
points at lift after hovering around
117 earlier. Tho bankers shares were
easier, and International Petroleum,
Maracaibo and Carib Syndicate
diopped.
Durant Motors was again active and
scored a fractional gain. Glen Alden
Coal developed strength on the ac?
ceptance of the D., L. & W. segrega?
tion plan.
Industri?is
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
100 Acme Coal Co 1 T? 1A If? 1 ?*?*
200 Acme Pack C. 1% 1% 1% 1%
1100 Car r. A P Co 1% 1% J-fir 1 -rV
2(10 Ch A E 111 Ry 14 14 14 14
100 Durant Mot... 25% 25% 25% 25%
(?00 Emp Food Pr. 27% 28 27% 28
5900 Glen Alden CI 93% 85% 33% 35
1500 ?Per Tir?V ?A R 80 85 79 82
!00 Philip Morris. 4 4 4 4
600 Radio Corp ..1% 1% 1% 1%
500 Sweets C of A 2% 2% 2% 2%
1 00 Un Profit Sh.. 1 % ? 1 % 1 % 1 %
300 Un Ret S Cdy 6% 6% 6% 6%
r,oioo?u s ship Cor .'it st 23 28
58100 *U S Stilish C 48 49 37 42
2400 *W End Ch C. 68 75 ?3 75
100 ?Willys Corp.. 50 50 50 60
Oils
4700 ?Allied Oil . . 4 4 8 4
600 Anglo-Am Oil. 15 15% 15 16%
13700 ?lloono Oil ... 20 20 18 18
4700 ?Host-Wyo ... 63 63 62 62
2300 Carib Synd .. 4% 4% 4% 4%
430 Cities Service.117 117 115 115
910 do B T sh.. lV-% 12% 11% 11%
300 Cre?lo Synd... 2% 2% 2% 2%
6000 *n?jahing Petr. 17 19 17 18
600 Elk Basin P.. -6% 5% 6% 5%
2500 Federal Oil .. 1 At 1-fit 1-rV 1 iV
100 Gllllland Oil.. 2% 2% 2% 2%
1800 ?Glenrock Oil. 95 97 95 95
4400 ?Hudson OH.. 23 23 19 19
48 00 Interna? Pet. 11% 11* 10% 11
1000 Maracaibo OH 20% 20% 19% 20
6500 ?Mexico Oil . . 76 78 73 74
3500 ?Noblo O A G 17 18 17 18
900 Omar O A O. li?V 1A, 1% 1%
3000 Prod A Ref.. 3% .3% 2% 2%
1900?Sequoyah OH 12 12 12 12
lEOOSimms Petr .. <"% 6% 6% 6%
400 Skelly Oil ... 8% 3% 3% 3%
7 00 St O of Ind.. 67% 67% 66% 66%
9100 *T?*xon O A L 66 68 65 65
800 ?Victoria Oil.. 45 45 45 45
Mining
8500 ?Ar P M of A 57 57 6? 66
16800 ?Big Led??* .. 23 27 23 25
28800 ?Host & Mont. 63 68 65 ?7
3600 ?Candelaria S. 35 35 34 38
4800 ?Cortea Silver. 78 79 76 79
2000 ?Olvide Exton 25 25 26 25
7000 ?El Saiv Mines 22 24 20 21
146100 ?Eur Cr M C. 48 54 43 50
3800 ?Goldf Flor M 32 32 31 32
1000 ?Gold Z Div.. Il 11 11 11
9800 ?Harmill D M. 11 12 11 11
2100 ?.T Verde Cop 20 20 18 18
3000 ?Knox Div M. 11 11 11 11
1500*McKIn Dar.. 15 15 13 13
22200 *Nat Tin & T. 59 64 57 63
3000 *Nev Ophir .. 30 31 30 - 30
200 Niplsslng M .. 4% 4% 4% 4%
3000 ?Ray Here C.. 27 29 25 25
16500 ?Rex Consol.. 8 9 8 3
2500 ?Sllv M of A. 1A 1-rV 1-r? 1-iV
11000 ?Tonopah Div. 75 79 73 74
300 Un Eastern M 2-fi, 2-ft 2-rV 2-ft
Bonds
Sales (000 omitted). Open. High, Low. Last.
19 Al'd Packers 6s. 42% 43 42% 42%
14 A T A T 6s 1922 98% 98% 98% 98%
10 do 6s 1924_ 96% 97 96% 97
1 Anaconda C 6s. 87% 87% 87% 87%
34 do 7s . 93 93% 93 93
12 Armour A Co 7s D6% 96% 96% 96%
1 Beth Stl 7s 1923 97% 97% 97 =*i 97%
5 do 7s 1935_ 94% 94% 94% 94%
59 Chi Un St 6%s.l03% 104 103% 103%
30 Cons Gas Co 8s.100% 100% 100% 100%
3 Cop Ex A 8s '23*100% 100% 100% 100%
15 do 8s 1925_101 101% 101 101%
6 Galena Sig O 7s. 93 93 93 93
11 Gd Trunk 6%s.. 95% 95% 95% 95%
207 Humble OH 7s.. 97% 97% 97% 97%
181111 C 6%s'36 wl 98% 99% 98% 99%
41 Tnt Rap Tran 7s 77% 77% 77 77
7 Lib McN A L 7s 93% 93% 93 93
4 Sears R 7s '21 1-y 99% 99% 99% 99%
2 do 7s '23 3-y. 96% 96% 98% 96%
fi So West Tel 7s. 96 9<>% 95% 95%
26 SONY6%s '33.100 100% 100 100
27 Swift A Co 7s '25 97% 97% 97% 97%
16 Vacuum OH 7s..100% 100% 100% 100%
11 Westn Elec 7s. .100% 100% 100 10?
?Cents a shartv
Business Troubles
Judgments Filed
In New York County
The following judgments were Oled yes?
terday, the first nama being that ot the
debtor:
American Flying Club?Equitable
Trust Co. of N. Y.. .. $6,522.58
Aronsteln, Walter?New Nether.
land Lank, N. Y. 624.36
BelHas. Elias?M. Lewin. 173.81
Baff, Harry?146th St. , Corp- 363.78
Bai, Paul (Grand Mfg. Co.)?
M. A. Kopcl . 619.87
Bergln, James?Kruskal &
KrUBkal Inc. 281.25
Bowen, Sarah J.?M. K. Young.. 136.70
Bernstein, Morris ? Alexander
Hamilton Institute . 121.90
Blake. Eliza M.?Black _
Greener Ino. 298.23
Bunack, Thomas P.?Universal
Crane Co. 2,819.61
Berkowitz, Irving, and Ida.?
Continental Guaranty Corp_ 413.97
Cardinal, Edw. W.?J. M. Felgel 828.70
Castop, Frederick E.?B. F. Con?
nor et al. 396.60
Chaalon, Elza M.?J. L. Zensky. 146.72
Carter, May, and Samuel Felix
People, etc. 600.00
Conklin, Grace?Stern Bros. 101.45
Goff, Garrod Co. Inc.?E. A.
Stevenson & Co. Inc. 100.45
Clark, Grace S.?Alfred Smiles
Inc. 1,958.45
Campbell, James W.?I. De Key
ser . 169.84
Clark, Rupert H.?M. E, David?
son . 4,197.85
Carples, James H.?Sibley, Lind?
say _ Curr Co. 115.71
Degnon Contracting Co.?M.
Nlcoll Jr. J. 880.20
Deschanel, international Corp.?
Wm. A. Rogers Ltd. 1,988.96
Eckstein, Maurice M..?Oak Ridge
Golf Club Inc. 182..45
Export & Domestio Buyers Corp.?
O. Eirmann . 11.93
Eisner, Conrad F.?Alexander
Hamilton Institute . 122.65
Filler, David, Max Ader, Joseph
Mlsthal, Victory Car Co., Rose
Filler. Minnie Ader and Gus?
tave Mlsthal?A. Flam et al... 201.80
Fuller, L. Reed?Stern Bros. 163.31
Federated Fuel Exporters' Corp.
?N. Y. Telephone Co. 173.67
Fortoul Film Corp. ana Albert E.
Fortoul?M. de M. y Gras et al. 10,123.13
Fisher, Sigmund?S. Goldbach... 170.41
Gibson, Beatrice?Stern Bros.... 1,597.17
H. W. Hermann Corp.?N. Y.
Telephone Co. 100.61
Horace Keene Aeroplanes Inc?
John Simmons Co. 104.20
Hal pern, Rose and Maurice E.
(Maurice E. Halpern _ Co.) ?
Kruskel & Kruskel Inc. 275.22
Hurst & Hurst Inc.?Maintenance
Co. 167.99
Innovation Trunk Co., Precious
Wood Handling Co. and Inno?
vation Ingenuities Inc.?V. C.
Klnneen .142,831.70
Same?Sam? .169,920.71
Same?Same .493,965.74
Isaacs, Phllip-v-M. Packard. 118.20
Jones, Ittman & Co. Inc.?N. Y.
Telephone Co. 205.05
Jensen, Anton?John B. Llndsley
Inc. 156.53
Kaufman, Sidney K.?B. Schech
ter . 717.20
Kassel, Samuel, and Abraham
Winckens (Art Underwear Co.)
?H. Brinberg . 665.71
Lowe, Mortimer A.?M. N.
Natanson . 216.86
Llndeman, Frederick ? Butler
Bros. 152.20
Same?Same. 767.25
Metropolitan Homo Builders (co?
op.), Louis Gold and William
Sugarman?L. McCarty . 6,384.18
Moran, Thomas E?-T. J. Moran 105.20
McClure. Walter P.?G. S. Andes 684.90
McSherry, Geo. B.?J. J. McGillen 310.78
Miller, Chas. F.?Stern Broa... 969.14
Motor Car Engineering and Serv?
ice Co. Inc.?I. Shapiro. 205.00
Moss, Isaac D.?S. Shulman &
Bro. 392.70
Marcus, Aaron ? Title Guar?
antee Trust Co. 112.10
Milano, Vincenzo?B. Megna.... 1,127.91
N, Y. Wet Wash Laundrv Co.?
G. Perin? . 15048
Newport, Mary M.?Adirondack
League Club . 184.96
Nordsky Co., Inc.?Bank of N. Y. 647.88
N. J, Gas & Electric Co., and
the Eastern States Public Serv?
it,,, Co.?Shevlln Engineering
Co.. Inc. 6,047.3*
rgel, Abrahams?D. Fohencker 661.27
Pappas, Paul?A. H. Bonart- 138.47
Porter. Win. K.?Sibley Lindsay
&?. Curr Co. 276.61
Rapp, William jr.?Richard E.
Thibaut, Inc. 109.91
Ralston, Henry M.?A. C. Duncan 2,894.37
Rellly, Thomas, and Ntl. Surety
Co.?People, etc. 2,600.00
Stein, Samuel?O. M. Freundlich
et al . 681.20
Seidner, Harry?S. Moses. 147.90
Stofenbcig, Isidor?L. Shapiro.. 295.13
Swart, Cornelius, William Saji
ford. Harry Sanford, John
Casey, Howard Blythe, De?
Witt Hammond, Arthur Bllsh
and Wallace K. Crosby?Hud?
son Trust Co. 644.11
Sampter, Martin?Y. Kopisar. . . 798.28
Smith, Walter J.?Star Co. .... 100.87
Stein, Benjamin and William
Edelstein?People, eto. 2,809.00
Salerno, Paul?L. B. Widder ft
Co. 180.SS
Button, Redondo?Martin Shoe
Corp. 1?0.15
S. & T. Lunch Co.. Inc.?Jaburg
Bros. . 488.84
Seidoll, Chas F.?J. A. Fischer. 224.20
Thomas, Hugh F.?Title Guar?
antee _ Trust Co. . 101.27
Varderzee, James A.?Castle Co.,
Inc. 165.9B
Weinstein, Louis and Abraham
(Weinstein Bros.)?Goldmeyer,
Thlelt. Arnold, Inc.?. 139.90
Whippel, Wm, O.?S. I. Norwood ?.7E6.47
Weiler, Reuben, and Frank J.
Cummings?N. F. C'tambers... 226.30
Weill, Ely F.?Oak Ridge Golf
Club, Inc. 898.20
William.??, Arnold, & Co.. Inc.?
Tyrrell Rice Milling Co. 6,043.12
Winans, John?C. J. Welberzshl. 303.00
Zwiebel, Benjamin?Geo. P. Ids
& Co., Inc. 116.66
'Zabludowsky, Isaac?J. Newmark
et al. 162.70
In Bronx County
Born, Samuel, and David Grand?
M. Rosner et al. $369,22
Dachis, Jacob and Rose?J. Krie
Kel ??. 261.22
Glickman, Samuel?J. Belkin et al 77.89
Lehr, Barry?Geiger & Braver
man Furniture Co. 84,46
Svenson, Harry ?.?I'eurjess Light
Co. 160.77
Weber, Sam M.?P. Meadow. 60.65
Wechsler, Samuel and Ralph Katz
?H. M. Makachian. 1,040.30
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County
The first name is that of the debtor, the
second is that of the creditor and date
when judgrnmit was tiled:
Moore, HarVey P.?L. G. Ericson
Co., Inc.; May 12, 1921_ $326.95
Curran, Peter?State Industrial
Commission; July 6, 1917. 204.47
Gueriin, Byram C,?B. P. Howard
et al.; May 11, 1917. 876.85
Kimmelstiel, Samuel A.?City of
New York; June 30, 1921. 365.22
Macri, Margaret, and Louis Alter
isl?People, etc.; S<8<t. 3, 1920. 600.00
Engel, Samuel?R. Petras; June
21, 1921. 700.00
Bejknap, J. Laura J. S.?C. J.
Post; July 8, 1921. 2,720.61
Aborn Steel Co., Inc., Apex Steel
Corp. and John J. do Boves?
Overland Trading Co., Inc.;
June 21, 192 1. 2,628.7?
Christopher, Fr<.?derlck D., and
Wilbur L. LockWood?W. F. ?
Fiedman; January 24. 1921_ 1,020.85
, Cox, Jacob?New Amsterdam Cas?
ualty Co.; March 30, 1921
(vacated) . 10,050.00
?Wall. Henry P.?K. H. Fulton;
March 2?, 1916. 14,066.88
In Bronx County
Indiana Flooring Co.?J. W.
Bishop Co.; May 24. 1921. 97.94
Norman Home Builders, Inc.,
Benjamin Josephson, Lena Gold?
stein and New Amsterdam Cas?
ualty Co.?N. Ambrosio; June
30, 1921. 1.516.80
Spielberger. Morris and Sigmund?
P. Krupp; May. 11. 1921. 116.70
Wieser, Harry?I. Goldsmith; May
18. 1921.,. 1,507.80
Yedlce, Frank 5 and Joseph?I.
Goodman; March 15, 1916. 46.71
Ratio of Reserve
Banks Advances t?
Highest in History
Improvement Brought About
by Increase in Gold and
Reduction in Borrowings
of Member Institutions
The ratio of total reserves to com?
bined deposit and Federal Reserve
note liabilities of the country's twelve
Reserve banks at the close of business
on July 20 was the highest since the
establishment of .the present banking
system. It stood at 62.5 per cent, com?
pared with 61.6 per cent the preceding
week and 44.4 per cent for the cor?
responding week a year ago. The im?
provement was also reflected in a jump
to 80.fi per cent of the ratio of gold
reserves to Federal Reserve notes in
circulation, after setting aside 35 per
cent against deposit liabilities. A
week ago thin percentage was 78.9 per
cent and a year ago 49.5 per cent.
Last week's improvement wan brought
about both by an increase in gold re?
serves and a reduction in the borrow?
ings of the member banks. The in?
crease in gold reserves amounted to
$15,554,000, bringing the total up to
$2,508,298,000:. Bills discounted at the
end of the week stood at $1,710,056,000,
a decrease of $19,059,000. The largest
decline was in loans secured by U. S.
government obligations, the decrease
in that item amounting to $9,005,000.
There was also a striking improve?
ment in the reserve position of the
New York Reserve Bank, the ratio at
the close of the week being 70 per
cent, compared with 68.7 per cent the
previous week and 40.2 per cent a year
ago. On only one occasion before,
June 29, hsB the local bank's ratio of
total reserves to deposit and Federal
Reserve note liabilities stood at such
a high figure. The present high ratio,
in the opinion of bankers, is sufficient
proof that Wednesday's reduction in
the rediscount rate to 5H per cent was
amply justified.
Total gold reserves of the local Re
s*rv institution last vrmi ?BBl_,
$843,557,073, contrasted Vith twff?j?
000 the week be/ore P.nd S49??,o_;
a year ago. This increase w?.**
atmed despite a decline of mn?? Ju
$20,000,000 In gold depositedI with >!*
Federal Reserve agent. th ^
There was a decrease of $4,026001
the borrowings of the member W!
that item now standing at $4280V>''1~'
There was a slight increase in bft??
ings on commercial paper, bot borr
irigs on government obligation??T
clined approximately S^OOO.OOO ?in'
the decrease in the Reserve _? ?'*
acceptance holdings amounted to t '
ly $2,000,000. w **
Bank of England Rate
Reduced to 5?4 P. C.
Change Expected to Relean
More Funds for Commercial
Purposes in Britain
From Th? Tribuna'? European Baratt
Copyright. 1921. !N.?w York Trlb?Mla*
LONDON, July 21.?The second *
duction in discount rates by th? Bttk
of England in a month was announce
to-day, when the rate wan put st 5H
per cent. Five weeks ago it w?g 13 ?,
cent.
With lower rates for savings W,
interest and interest on Treasury bn!
automatically decreased correspoi^
ingly, the way is opened for the r?
lease of funds for commercial ?ur
poses and will provide the meses o*
saving tho government consider?^
sums on about $4,50O,'j00,0OO outitaud
ing treasury bills. The action shon'J
help the sale of the new tressury bond
issue, which was offered to the ptb?it
a few days ago, subscriptions to whs'-i
have so far proved disappointing.
Bank, of France Statement
PARIS, July 21.?The weekly risk
ment of the Bank of France shows th?
following changes (in franes)i
Gold In hand.Inc. ii??m
Silver In hand.Inc. \.Tjl
Notes in circulation.Pec. 215 Sli'm-,
Treasury deposits.Ino. 7??'w,
General deposits .Inc. *7'?8l?W
Bills discounted ....Dec Ut'lHlM
Advances .Dec. ?j?l',??
The state repaid the bank 200,000,005
francs.
Federal Reserve Banks
WASHINGTON, July 21.-?The condition of the twelve Federal Rewm
banks at the close of business July 20 was as follows:
RESOURCES
Gold and gold certificates.
Gold settlement fund?F. R, Board.
Gold with foreign agencies.
Julv 20
?368,448,000
404.005.000
Ju!r 13
I3S2.S41.00II
40J.248.000
Joly?l,??
$186.521,000
S87,?45,C?0
111.531,00?
Total gold held by banks. $772 453 OOO
Gold with Federal Reoervo agent?. 1,624,332,000
Gold redemption fund. 111,513,000
$754.589.000 $679,405,000
1.623.321.?"?Of? 1,160.215,0?
114,834,000 143.651,000
Total gold reserves.
Legal tender notes, ?liver, etc.
$2,508.298,000 $2,492.744,0?*? $1,983,271,000
151,068,000 154.850,000 160,741.000
Total reserve?.
Bills discounted:
Secured by U. S. government obligations
All other.
Bills bought in open market.
?2,859,866,000 ?2.647.694,000 $3,184,01$,??
?09,779,000
1,076,370,000
23,307,000
?18,784.000 1,347,371,0*0
1.085.196, i*?"'?* 5,222.656,000
25.?r.-.,000 353,543,0?
Total bills on hand.
TT. S. government bonds and notes...,
U. S. certlflcatelTof Indebtedness:
One-year certia<?ai*?~.<Pluman act),
AU otherj^?-r*f*.... i.
?1,710,068,000 $1,739,115,010 $2,8*8,450,000
35,407,000 36,098,000 26,159,000
Total earning assets........
Bank premise?.
Five per cent redemption fund against
Federal Reservo Bank notes.
TTncollected Hems .
All other resources.
315.876,000
2,892.000
?1,984,230,000
26.762,000
9,954,000
644,656.000
12,813.000
216.878,000
18,634,009
35?-,87l,0?0
28,634,000
?1,999,-.22,000 ?3.138,311,000
26,519,000 14,245,00*)
10,033.0o?
690,894, ?Ort
14,898,000
12,74$,000
771,311,00?*
4.890,000
Total resources
$6,218.780,000
LIABILITIES
Capital paid in. 'l??':;!'^!
Surplus .*?. 213,824,000
$5.288.360,000 $' 075,124,0?
Reserved for government franchise tax
Deposita:
Government.
Member banks?reserve account.
All other .
?4,231,000
84,967.000
1, ?30.196,000
27,856,000
?102.096.00?
218,824,000
43,419,000
10,942.000
1,665,303.000
27.746.0-0
898.008,800
164.746,00?
11.ST?.M9
.?26,664,000
48,332,000
Total .?1,893,019.000
F. R. notes in actual circulation,. 2,664,613,000
F. R. bank notes In circulation?net lia?
bility . 127.875.000
Deferred availability items. 463,543,000
All other liabilities..*.. . 17,463,000
$1,698.881.000
2,603,833,000
$1.8S?.!?8,0!>-<
$, 118,205,000
180.888.000 \ 190,087,00*
483.901.001 ' 672,109,00?*
16,746.000 49,122,000
62.6*
80.?*
88.360.000 $6,075,134,8*0
616". 44.4?
Total liabilities .$6,216,780.000 $
Ratio of total renerves to deposit and F.
R. note liabilities combined.
Ratio of gold reserves to F. R. notes in
circulation after setting aside 36*
against deposit liabilities. .
Reserve percentages of one year ago calculated on basts of n?; 'irposits and
Federal Reserva Notes in circulation.
78.9'
4M?
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
RESOURCES
Julv ?0
Gold and gold certificates. 881,787 628
Gold settlement fund?F. R. Board. 53 21l'471
Gold with foreign agencies._
July 13
?28?, 21?. ooo
35.33:
Total gold held by bank. ?334,94?,995
Gold with Federal Reserve agent. 488,60S,078
Gold redemption fund. 20,000.0???
$301,648,000 $180,427,000
608,960.000 280,222.00**
20.000,000 .",5.970.000
Total gold reserve?. ?843.557,073
Legal tender note?, silver, etc..... 71,667,362
$830.498.00-1
74.101,000
?.??^?**-1 ?"??*??"?*??. ?916,224,436 ?904,599,000
Bills discounted:
Secured by U. 8. government obligation?:
For member? ... !4?,$9S,468 148.463,000
* or other Federal Reaerve bank?. 28,804,000 24,760.000
Total.
All other:
For member?.
For other Federal Reserve banks.
Total.
Bills bought In open market.
Total bills on hand.
TT. S. government bonds and note?.,
U. S, certificates of Indebtedness:
One-year certificates (Plttman act)...
All other.
$?i$.e$4,*N
50M2MM
$1.40$,$?
?172,200,458 ?174.222.000 $$2S.?3M*I
244,625.023 244.45S.0fl? 279.568,00?
5,610.000 6,726,000 17,976,000
?260.135,032
6,746,901
?428,082,383
2,021,600
68,778,000
2,663,500
Total earning assets. ?548,643,482
Bank premises. 5,376.655
Five per cent redemption fund against
F. R. Bank notes. 1,821,960
TTncollected Item? . 122,088.776
AU other resource?.,. 2,507,222
?250,178.0(1,)
7,"08,000
?432,108,000
2,722,000
62.77?.?00
17,741,000
?505,347 000
5.3.
1.870,000
180,264,000
2,999,00?)
Total resource?
,.. ?1.632,662,433 ?1.550,446,000 $1,829,*4$,M?
LIABILITIES
Capital paid In.-..
Surplus .
Reserved for government franchise tax..
Deposits:
Government.
Member banks?reservs account.
All other.
?26.872.050
69,318.368
17,781,010
12,970,141
837,421,800
11,892.802
.Total .....<m%%%%%%\a^?^?^?^S^sW? ? ?
F. R. note? In actual circulation.
F. R. Bank note? In clrculntlon?net lia?
bility .
Deferred availability item?.
Ml other liabilities.
645,312,767
18,916,200
88,384.311
3,693,993
826,872,000
69,318.000
17,629.000
276.000
?60.310.000
11,515,000
?662.101.000
654,260,000
28,326.000
98.693.000
3,346,000
?24.6TT.80?
S1.S08.0H
Total liabilities . ?1,63
Ratio of total reserves to deposit and
F. R. note liabilities combined.
Ratio of gold reserves to F. R. notes In
circulation after setting aside 36%
against deposit liabilities.
Contingent liability on bills purchased ^B^^^^^
for foreign correspondents. ?21,178,820
562.433 ?1,650,446,000
70,0* ?8.7*
$1,829,84$.??
40.2*
108.9*
J0?.8*
?40.176,129
Standing of Reserve Banks
FOB THE WEEK ENDED J1TLT ??
Ratio re?
serves to (-Rfdlscsunts.- F. it.
notes and Gold U. S. Commercial notes In
deposits reserves. paper. paper. circulation
?32,843,000 ?41,891.000 ?245.966.000
843,557.000 172,200,000 250,135.000 645,313,000
204,416.000 86,638,00?. 33,197,000 219.130.09O
249,704,000 48.374,000 96,834,000 246,528,.0<-0
So.742,000 31,304,000 73.02?.000 114,982,00?
69,967,000 34,898,000 ?6,781.000 141.341,000
384,880,000 96,591,000 190,487.000 438.846.000
74,198,000 31,857.000 61.035,000 101,257.000
39.113,000 6.104,000 66,096 000 57,301,090
72,660,000 22,676.000 64,077,000 7*>,3<>.',0 0?
29,140,000 7,630,00ft 50.888,000 43,470.600
212,493,000 39.669.000 102 944.000 234,178.000
Banlcg
Boston . 78.4 ?262,439,000
New York. 70.0
Philadelphia, _ 64.4
Cleveland . 66.?
Richmond . 41.2
Atlanta . 41.3
Chicago . 68.8
St. Louis. 63.4
Minneapolis ..... 39.0
Kansas City. 62.1
Dallas . 40.4
San Francisco.... ?1.8
Boston . 76.1
New Tork . ?8.7
Philadelphia . ?3.9
Cleveland . 65.9
Richmond . 43.0
Atlanta . 43.1
Chicago . 67.4
St. Louis .,.. 63.2
Minneapolis . 39.3
Kansas City. 61.3
Dallas . 40.6
San Francisco.... 60.2
FOR THE WEEK ENDED JIX*T 13
?260,762,000 ?38.101,000 ?43,808,000 $251,141,000
830,498,000 174,231.000 260,179.000 654,260.000
206.665.000 83.888,000 33,055 000 223,653,000
262.167,000 68,122,000 94,136,000 252.034.0?1?
?8,451,000 28,904,000 72.136,000 116,81*4,000
74,176,000 34.770,0*0 65,103.000 14:1,670,000
3<5,681,000 100,414,000 197,398.000 444.i63.000
76.634,000 31.138,000 60,339,000 101,750,000
39,412,000 7,418,000 ?3.233,000 68.152.000
71,098 000 24,020,000 64,326,000 77,347,000
28,S?9,00O 6,214,000 62,831.00? 43.331,009
210,331,000 38,082,000 108.852,000 237,318.0*0
?IH,H??
et?.8iM2
62,?3'.??J
236.rtJ.JJ5
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