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Adverse News
Causes a Sharp
Rise in Cotton
March Crosses 14c; Trade
and Commission House
Buying Heavy, Attracted
j,v Possible Small Crop
"ha buying movement in cotton con
trfiu?a yesterday, stimulated by
oaerous adverse crop advices, and
"rice? reached new high levels, with
Lrch contracts and beyond passing the
lisent mark. In addition to renewed
heavy trade buying there was a much
'larger business through commission
houses attracted undoubtedly by the
?m-mect of a small crop. This lasted
racticaily all day, so that the market
Ins continuously more active than it
has been in months.
At the opening the market was firm
? g {0 is points net higher. Not only
Extension ofLRT
Bonds ?s Approved
The Transit Commission yester?
day approved the application of tho
Interborough Rapid Transit Com?
pany for an extension of the matur?
ity dates of $39,418,000 face amount
of three-year 7 per cent notes
issued by the company three years
ago and which expire September 1.
The extension waa granted for on?
year until September 1, 1922. And
for the extension time the com?
pany is permitted to increase its
percentage rate from 7 to 8 per
cent.
M -_
? Was Liverpool firm, but Wall Street
\ again furnished active support in the
| first half hou , and the covering by
] room traders was hastened by reports
! of continued high temperatures in the
! Southwest and later by the weather
\ map Bhowing heavy rains in parts of
; the eastern belt, where the boll wee
vil has been very destructive. Some '
of tha more determined bulla predicted
a very low September government re?
port and a still lower one for October,
but those opposed to further advance at
this time pointed out that these ex?
treme predictions always accompany
such an* advance as the market has
experienced in the past week.
It was believed in some quarters of
tho market that a largo Wall Street
short line had been covered, or partly
so, in the last day or two.
Bven the possibility of cooler
weather and showers in the Southwest,
as contained in tho forecast, failed
to inspire more than a passing re?
sponse from the market at midday.
The chief bear factor perhaps was an
evidently weaker technical position of
the market as a result of its recent
perpendicular rise and the consequent
elimination of much of the short in?
terest and rapid increase of the long in?
terest, part of it for outside or public
account. Under the circumstances,
therefore, traders believed that a con?
tinuation of the adverse crop news
would be necessary to sustain tne mar?
ket at these levels without a good reac?
tion meantime.
Southern spot markets, as officially
reported, shared the strength in fu
Day's Dealings in Bonds
The Market
The outstanding development In yes
terday's bond market was the vigorous
tone of strength exhibited by the
Liberty loan 3Vis per cent bonds, which
touched a high of 88.98, a new high
for the movement and a net advance
from the previous day's closing of 74
tents. The advance was partly can
efled before the close. The other
United States issues were not much
thgng-ed. The French government is?
sues continued to be the most active of
the foreign loans and the prices of
both the 8s and the 7 Si s were- well
maintained. The Swiss 8s sold at
IWty for a time. In the general bond
l!?t th? volume of activity continued
at the average of recently preceding j
?3?ys and prices were firm.
Transaction?
Balea,
UUrtr ?Ha l*".
do lut 4e, 1947.
do Jd ??? 1-?43.
d? l?t 4*48. 1947
to l?t-2d 4K?.
do 2d 4*4?. 1942.
do 3(1 4>4?, 192?.
do 4th 4*4 a. 1P38
Tletory 4%a, 1923.
do l\s, 1923. 493,000
Quotations
High.
Llbsrty 3tt?- 88-98
do lit 4?. 87.90
do 2d 4a. 87.?4
do lit 4*4s- 88.08
do Ht-2'1 4t?b. 96.10
do 2d 4*4i_ 87.80
do 3d 4'--.s_ 92.03
do 4th 4*4s. ? 87.96
Victory 4*is. 98.S4
do 3**s. 98.32
Bid ar.d Asked Quotations
Liberty Bonds. Yesterday. Thursday.
;U(, 1M7. 88.20*88.40 88.24*3>8?.3tT:
lit 4s, 1947. 87.72087.94 87.80?81.10
}4 4?, 1942. 87.?t>@87.70 87.64@87.74
Ut 4U?, 1947_ 87.82@87.94 87.S0@88.00
24 4Vis, 1>42_ 87.62@87.70 87.6S?D87.72
Jd 4*r4i, 1928_ 91.90? 91.96 92.00092.04
ith 4\?s. 1938_ 87.78@87.80 87.80@87.82
Vic. i\?. 1923. . . 98.70#98.72 98.78@98.80
do 3Ha. 1923.. 98.70@98.72 98.78o 9S.SO
Pre-war Issue?:
1? res. 1930.100%@101% 100%@101%
Si coup, 1930_100 H @ 101 ?4 100*4? 101%
Um. 1925.104%@ ? 104*4*9 ?
41 coup, 1925-104*4 9 ? 104H? ?
}?Par. 0, 1935... 100*4 QUO! H 100% ?101%
2?Panr, 1936 .. .1 00% It 101*4 180%@101%
h Pan r, 1938.. .I00%@ioi% 100H (g 101 Vi
3i Pan reg- . 75 @ ? 75 @ ?
it Pan coup ....75 ? ?? 7G @ ?
Phil 4s, 1934_ 78 @ ?- 78 @ ?
Phil 4 s, 1835_ 78 <8) ? 78 ? ?
Phil 4?. 1936_ 78 @ ? 78 @ ?
TJ Col 3? 1965... . 93 @ ? 93 Q ?
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
(Interest to be added)
Bid. Asked.
City of Bergen 8s, rets. 09% 100
do Eerne. HS % 99
do Cnrlstlanla. 99 100
do Zurich.100% 10<>%
Atfent.ne intern 5s, 1045.66 00%
Belgian 8s.100H 100%
Kingdom of Belgium 6s_.... 04% 95
do 7*,?, 104."..101 % 102
do Sweden Cs,, 1989. 87% 88
Canada, Dom of. 1026. ?2% 92%
do 1(12?. &2V4 03 .
do 1831. 89 IK?
Danish 8s (A).101% 102
do 8s IB).102% 102%
Chinea? Gvt Hu Kug rty 5s, 'SX 48V? 48%
Norway 8s.108*4 104
Cuba exter r>s, 1944. T8 80
do Ba. series A, 1049. 70% 77%
do -His, 1040. 07 69%
T S of Brasil 8s. 1041. 99% 100 '
Republic of Chile Ss., 98% 98%
Dominical. Rep Ss. lO?S. 79 79V>
Franch Gvt 7*,??, 1941, w \. n<5% 3(5%
City of Lyois 13-yr Os, 1034... 83 83%
So Marsell>s 15-yr ??, 1934.. 88 8.1%
00 Bordeaux 15-yr c,s, 1034.. 8:1 83%
do Copenhagen 25-yr 5%s, '44 78% 78%
French Qvt g3_ lst l8a,ie.100% 100%
French, Taris City, fig. 1921_09% 100
un of Switzerland 8s. 1940. . . .105% 106%
?T","? On 4Vis. ster In. '25.8."% 8r,%
5? JHa, 2d series, 1926. 83 85%
d*> 4s, st ster loan, 1031. 70% 70%
do Tokio Cltv 5s, 19772. 60% 61*4
Cn King Ot B A I 5-yr 5V?H. '21 99% 100 '
do 8-yr 6^s 1922.?9 09A,
do 10-yr 5*?8, 1929. 8S% 89%
Md?t,20*yr. 5M'?? 10;5T. 87% 87%
? ?l ?t?r Gs of '09 1945.. 44 45
do Fold 4h of '04, 10,-,4. S3 34
of Italy &-yr 6%? gold bds 88% 90
Paulo Ss, ct. 08% 98%
Affentln? O
(? 3945
1 .... ?9
??cago Ry 5a
5861
* _<J??
' .... il\
a .... Ill,
City of Bernen
temp recta Si
1915
3 .... 99%
3 ....100
vlty of Berne
?s 1945
1 ... ?9H
1 .... 99V4
? ??? 99
W .... on-,
1 .... 99
O'f of Bord
<? 1334
H ... J3
c'ty of Copen
??f;n 5*8
1 ....?s
'? :::: t.%
i ???? 78*4
? ??" ?***
Oty of Jj'ara
?? 1934
! ???? ?3H
ci,' ? ? ?3
f; ?si
g ... n%
, ???? ?oil
f.?l ? ..100
H 1?S2
60 %
(Sales)
-IOOVj
_300%
_3 00%
. . . .3 00**
-300%
....300%
....100%
100%
<*%a 1941
107
n
i
3 0
1
B00. 0
06 %
96%
9?%
9*3%
oc\
9? Vi
9 0%
96%
96"S
96',
86%
Of. V,
9?%
96 %
9"6%
96%
Gov of Swltz
J _102%
1 _102%
K of Nnrway
?s 1940
1 _103%
10 _1Q3%
3 _104
2 _103%
K of Sweden
6r 1939
1 _ 87
3 _RI
1 _ 87%
Rep of Chile
8? 1941
1 _ 98%
01%
98%
98%
PS'*,
98 %
98%
98%
98%
8?f.
500.
R<?p of Cuba
4%s 1949
s*u
erlanil s f 8ajs of fiao Pau?o
1940
s _ioe%
2 ....10CV,
2 B3?.106
? ....106%
3 _10H
E -io*;%
Jap lat ?er
4%a 1925 |
4 .... 85%
2.1 ?er 4% s I
15?
85%
?<?
f 8s 1936
6 - 58%
5 _ 98%
D K of en itr
& I O',? 1921
5 _ 99
1 Btif. 99%
17
1922
a^km
.. 99%
99%
.... 85
s:i0f 86%
?
*^5|_lVii-_M4.
i 94i 1931
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^tl,;v?-? "f Bel
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1929
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1937
29
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99
89%
88%
89
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99%
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Mway,
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t
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1 -100%
1 -300H
l? ...100%
6 -101
;? . ...ioo%?
1 ....101
s f 7%? 1945
2 . ...10]V,
1 ....101%
.101%
1 ....102
?s** 19;'5
2 .... ?4%
?'? - 94%
K of Dpiunurk
8s 1945
?t ....102%
'5 -102%
?7%
87%
_ 87 %
1 _ 87%
15 _ 87%
1 _ 87%
O S of Braall
8a 1941
2 -100
3 -99%
9 _100
6 _ 99%
1 _100
U S of Mex
5a 1945
1 500. 44%
& .... 44%
3 - 44
4* 1954
N Y C 4%s
1963
A~ n 1 .... 90%
t02%l 4a 1957
1 - 81
.102
Other Corporations
ut
RmUlbg
1947
- 79%
79%
*m
AC
^ili
??V
1925
! ...ioo%
7 -100%
30 ..,.100%
*fl ...lOO'.'j
72%
72
71%
1 .
1 .
Atlas
8 ..
2 .,
1 w.
91%
81
995
72%
72%
72%
72%
73
_ 72%
1 - 72%
cv 4%s 1933
71%
70%
71%
8 - 70%
1 - 71
8 - 70%
gold 48 1948
1 ..
1 ..
6 . . ,
Pl 3%:
70%
? 70%
? 70%
. 70
? 70%
. 70
? 69%
1925
. 87
. 86 %
? 86%
. 86%
Ohio
8 ...
1 ...
1 ...
Bait A_
Pitts I. B &
*W Va 4s 1941
2 - 67
7 .... 66%
10 .... <?.fi%
Bait A O Sw
8%s 1926
2 - 83%
5 -83
Bait & O T A
C 4b 1959
1 .... 78%,
14 .... 77%!
1 - 77%
Chlo A Alton
rfg 3s 1949
2 - 46%
3%S 1950
4 .... 35%
6 _ 38
1 .... 85%
1 - 35%
C B & Q gnl
4a 1958
1 .... 78%
i .... 80
C B A Q-Ill
4a 1949
6 e7f.. 81
C Gas C L,gt
6s 1837
59 -80
C Gt West 4s
1959
8 -63
2 - 62%
1 - 52%
C M A St P
cv 6s Series
H 2014
1 _ 89
3 -70
2 - 6?
cv 4%s 1932
5 _68
1 - ?9
5 .... 67%
rfs 4%s 2014
2 - 61%
gnl 4s Serles
A 1989
1 -?9%
C M A St P
4s 1925
1 .... 76%
4s M A P Sd
1949
10 _ 61%
C A Nwn 6%s
1936
2 _100%
1 _100%
1 -101%
1 _101
2 _100%
1 _100%
1 _101
Sen la 1987
6 _93%
.. 93%
1987
1. ? ?7
Chicago Rvry
Es 1927
1 _?4%
C R I A P
gen 4a 1988
..102
.102%
,.102%
..102
..102%
..102%
..102%
..102
.102%
Granby Con M
Smelt & P
8s 1925
1 _ 80
Gr Trunk Ry
of Can s f 7s
1940
1 _102%
.102
.102%
.102%
.102%
3%<
1 - 56%
6 - 56%
5 - 66%
4 - 66
8 .... 66%
6 - 66
10 - 55
Bell Tel of
l'a 7s 1945
6 -105
1 -105%
16 -105
Beth Steel rfs
6s 1942
1 - 83%
1 - 87
3 s30f 85
pm 5s 1936
1 .... 77%
Braden
6s 1931
10 ....
rfg 4s 1934
4 _ f.8%
5 _ 63
12 _ 68%
5 _68%
13 _68*
5 _68%
1 _ 68%
C St I. A N O
6s registered
1951
1 _ 87%
Chic Un Stn
6% s oer C
interim ctfs
1963
1 _105
fi _104
2 _106
1 ....104%
2 _104
4%s Ber A
1953
6 _ 81
C A W Ind
4b 1962
8 _ 60
Chile Copper
7s 1923
2 .... 93%
6r 1932
2 _71%
1 _71%
C C C A St L
rfg 6s' 1929
3 _ 90%
2 _90
2 _ 90%
4s Cairo dlv
1939
2 _ 76%
Col & So 4%s
1936
1 .
Cop
li
76*,
76%
86
86%
85%
85
84%
84%
84%
84
83%
83%
83%
15
5
15
38 _
Bklyn Bd gn
7B Series C
1930
1 .... 99%
gn 7s Serles
D 1930
4 - 99
2 .... 98%
6 - 98%
1 _ 99
8 - 98 %
1 - 89
10 - 98 %
f;n 6s Serles
i 1930
1 . .., 89%
Bklyn R T 7s
ctfs of depos
1921
10 _ 84
G _ 64%
6 - 66
1 - 66
En 1945
1 - 26
Bush Ter con
6s 1955
1 .... 72%
Bldg 5s 1960
1 _ 76
1 _7 4?
1st 4b 1929
1 _ 84
9 .... 83%
Consol Gas 7s
1925
10 _102%
1 _102 V
1 _102%
1 _102%
Colum G A E
5s 1927
2 _84%
Cuba Cane S
rvt deb 7s
1930
2 _66%
1 _66%
i _ 66
_ 65%
- 65%
_ 65%
.... 65%
_ 65%
_65%
_65%
.C5%
Cuban-Am S
col 8a 1931
1 _ 99%
Cumb Tel 5b
1937
1
6
2
1 _
Gt Nor 7s ser
A 1936
100%
.100%
.100%
.100%
.100%
.100%
, .100%
.100%
. .100%
.100%
.100%
.100%
Hock Val 4%s
1999
73
73%
76%
74
74%
Hud A M rfg
Es 1867
1 _ 68%
2 _68
1 _ 67%
3 .... 67%
lnc 6s 1967
17 -43%
10 - 43
1 .... 43%
2 _48
1 _ 42%
III Cent 6%s
temp 1936
2 _100%
1 600.100%
5 _101%
4 _101%
6%8 1934
G .... 91%
81%
4s 1953
70%
71%
4%B
Til Steel
1940
1 .
1 . _
Int-Met 4 Vi a
ctfs o? depos
1956
10 .
Int R T
6b 1966
5
81%
82
18%
rfg
16
66%
65%
65
66%
65%
J2%
74 %
Can Northern
Ry s t gold
lb 7s 1940
6 -102%
2 _103
2 ....102%
1 _103
6%s when
ifsued ' 1946
6 - 98 a;
?? - 99
08%
99
98%
99
98%
99
98%
98%
4'J
10
10
3
1
6
80
80%
Del A II cvt
5b 1936
2 .... 85%
rfg 4s 1943
1 _ 80
Den A R G
cv 4%s 1930
lm 6s 1928
6 .... 72%
rfg 5b 1955
1 BlEf 46%
1 _46%
14 _46%
5 _46 %
34 _ 46%
16 _ 46%
con 4s 1936
6 - 66%
1 _ 65%
2 _ ?6%
Det Ed 1st A
rfg 6s eer 15
1940
10
10
16 ^^^_
Int Mer Mar
6b 1941
4 .... 79%
2 _79 %
Int Paper 5s
1947
1 _ 80
Iowa Cent 4s |
1961
2 _40
K C Et 3 A M
4s 1936
2 .... 67%
Kan City So
6s 1950
88
Es 1933
_ 87%
6s 1940
78%
On of ?n Ry
6s 1929
7 - 89%i
1st 6s 1945
11 - 89%
con 6s 194 5
6 -84%
5 . ... ?3%
Cen Leather
6s 1925
1 - 8?
1 _ 89%
Cen Pac gttl
4s 1949
72%
7Sl
71?
7:;%
73%
73%
73<-i.
73%
73%
Cu Pac Short
Mue 4a 1954
3 _ Il
Ches * Ohlol
tv 5a 1946 !
4 .... 83% I
1
10
4
16
40
L. 0
col
1
rfg
Diamond M
s f deb 7%*
1935
3 _104
Pul A Iron R
5r 1937
30 .... 88%
Du Pont de
Nemours
7%s 1931
2 _ 98%
2 .7 .. 98
2 _ 98%
2 _ 98
3 . ..97%
3 _97%
:; .... 98
97%
_ 97%
29 .... 97?4
r _ 98
14 _ 97S
1 _ 98
3 .... 97%
Duquosne L
6s 194?
23 _ 91%
2 _ 91%
1 _ 92%
_~^H
Erle K"*> H
1996
10
_ 77%
1 _77%
6 .... 77%
3s 1950
5 _ 67%
10 B30C 67
9 _ 67%
Kan City Ter I
4s 1960
R _72%
6 _72%
Kelly-Sprinfr
fleld Tire
gold 8a 1931
2 _97 ?4
3 _ 97%
4 _97
Lack Steel 6s
1950
1 _74%
Dae GftB of St
\, 1st 5s 1934
..77%
I,ake Sh 4s
1928
6 _ 86%
48 1931
no g 3
Lehlgh' Val
6s 1928
1 _99
D'.ggett A M
7a 1944
1 _106%
1 _104 Vi
6r 1961
3. _ 88
Dorillard Co
7s 1944
? ....106%
La A Ark 6s
1927
1 .... 69%
3 _71
I7,ou A Nash
7b 1930
1 ....104%
unified 4s
1940
4 .... 84
1 .... 83%
At Knoi A
Cln dlv 4s
1965
6 .... 72%
Manhat Ry 4s
1994
1 _ 57
tax exempt
1 .... 57%
Mkt Bt Rwy
1st con 6s
1924
Il -
1 -
3 ....
1 _
Marland
8s 1931
2 _ 94%
M*x Pet of
Del s f cvt
8s 1936
91%
83
44
43%
44
70%
70%
70%
70
OU
98
lu
L 9
4%s
sjjv, I pr lien 4s
193?'; 1996
77% I
78 l
66
66%
60%
1 _ 98%
Mich Stato T
6s 1924
1 .... 89%
Mldva'.e St?t4?l
6s 1936
7 _ 7?%
7f%
76%
? _76
Minn & St L
48 1949
J9 .... 40%
M 8 S M & A
4a 1920
. 6 -90
M St P & S S
M 4b 1938
3 _ 80%
2 -80%
M K & T 1st
4b 1990
10 _ 61%
10 _61%
6 _ 61%
2d 4s 1990
4 _ 30%
Mo Pac Cs
1965
1 -79%
gen 4a 1975
6 _ 54%
1 _ 54%
6 _ b4%
1 -64%
2 _ 54%
1 _54%
1 - 54%
1 .... 54%
1 .... 64%
54%
Mob A O gen
4s 1988
4 _60
Il SI I, . C
dlv 1#31
1 _78
Mont Power
6a 1943
10 _ 86%
1 - 86%
Nat Rys M
4%s 1926
20 -19
Nat Tube 6s
1062
1 -92%
N O T & Mex
6b 1935
1 _
N O ?lit N E
r?f & Imp
4%s 1959
71%
u%
Pac O ?& K 5s
1942
Packard Mot
Car 8s torn
1931
2 - 96 %
1 - 96
2 _ 96%
Pan-Am Pel
?S- Trau 7b
1930
1 .... 89
Penn 7s 1930
1 _103%
1 -103%
2 -103%
3 ....3 03%
gld 6%s 1936
1 - 99%
42
7
ru
ci
i
99%
08%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99 %
99*4
99%
99%
99%
99%
09%
?9%
?9
99%
99%
87 %
5 _
3 _
1 _
14 _
6s 19G8
?1 -
10 _
4 - 87%
??ni 4%s 3 9G5
6 -81%
6 _ 81%
1 - 80%
P?re Mai-q 6s
1956
,01, i 2 .... 83%
69% puts C & Si
L 4%s Ser C
1942
?
rfg 4s 1H59
7 - 40%
1 - 40%
Sharon Steoi
Hoop 1st 8s
Ser A 3 941
96%
Con
SinclalH_
OU cvt 7%n
192 ^^^^
12
1
93
92%
92%
10 ...
So Beffl_
T 6s 1941
5 .... 82
S'i Pac rfg 4t
1986
30
77%
77%
77%
cv 4s 192 9
20 .. .. 82
2 - 81 %
1 _ 81 %
2 - 81%
7 - 81%
3 B6?. Kl%
So Pac-San F
M-trrimnal 4s
1950
1 _ 73%
Southern Ry
5s 1994
19 _
4s 1956
84?
72
N T Cent col
7s 1930
1 _102
ci ?b 6b 1935
2 _ 93
1 -92%
1 . 93
rfg '4% s 2013
1 - 79
4s 1934
10 - 78%
con 4s 1998
2 _70
5 - V0V4
rf? 3%s 1997
6 .... 07%
2 -66%
1 .... 66%
N Y Cn-Ii S
3%e 1998
E -63
N T Gas E! 1,
H & Power
Ea 1948
3 -85
pm 4s 1949
1 - 68%
N Y N H &
H 6b 1948
3 .... 01%
1 .... 60%
N Y '& North
6s 1927
4 .... 34%
5 - 34%
N Y & W 1st
4s 1992
1 -60%
N Y Rys ,fg
48 ctfs of
depoa 1942
3 - 20
N Y State Rv
con 4%s 19?:
1 - 66%
N Y Teicph
6s 1949
4 - 93%
<%s 1939 I
1 .... 82%
7 .... 82%
1 -82
N Y W & Bn
4%s 1946
5 .... 39%
2 _ 40
Norfolk So 6k
Serles A 1961
1 .... 46
Norfolk & W
con 4s 1996
? .... 78%
! 2 .... 78%
North Pac 6s
Serles B 2047
2 -100%
3s 2047
1 ..... 67
North Pac-Gt
North joint
6%s 1936
.100
rhila Co 5s
1922 _
1 _ 97%
1 - 97%
Reading g?ni
*s 11*97
1 - 76%
11 - 76
Repub I & S
6s 1940
2 - 83%
Rio O W 1st
4s 1939
2 .... 66%
col 4s 1949
1 - 52
R I Ark & I.
4%s 1934
1 _ 67 %
E .... 67%
1 - 67%
St I. Ir Mt &
S 4s 1929
5 - 73%
4 _ 73%
2 .... 73%
4s Rlv &. Gif
dlv 1933
1 _ 69
10 .... 68%
St L & S F 4n
Ser A I960
16
62%
62%
62%
67%
1.7%
67%
34
14
10
B_
4s Mob ?t O
dlv 1938
3 _ 60
15 - 61%
5a Memphis
div 1999
1 - 83%
Stan OU Cal
7s 1931
1
.103"%
. .103%
? 10.".%
.103%
. .103%
,.103%
.102%
.103%
16 _ 62%
12 _ 62
11 - 61%
5b Serles B
1950
6 _74%
10 - 74%
6s Serles C
1928
a _ 90%
1 _ 90
E _ 90%
adj 6s 1955
Ter R R Assn
of Bt ?j 4s
1963
1 -72
Tex & N Orl
6s 1943
5 - 78
Third Av rfg
4s I960
5 _ 52
a?ij 6s I960
3 0 _ 34%
1 _ 34
3 _3 4 %
19 .... 33%
3 - 33
Tidewater O
6%s Interim
ctfs 1931
1 .... 96%
1 - 95% |
1 _95
1 - 95%
1 - 95
Tr-Cy Ry & L
6ii 1923
1 _ 92%
Un Pac 1st 4s
1947
10 - 82
1 - 8T%
rfg 4s 2008
2 -78%
cv 4s 1927
2 .... 85%
2 - S6
1 - 85%
1 -85%
4 - 8 6 %
6S%?Un Tank Car
34
30
8
. .100%
..100%
? ? 09%
..100%
? . .100%
..100%
. . .100%
. .100%
______!. .100%
Nor States l'r
Es Series A
1941
8 .... 79%
Nwn Bell Tel
7a 1941
1 B6?. .101%
3 -102%
1 -102%
1 -102%
S -102%
5 ....102%
8 -302
....102%
....102
? -..102%
....102%
....102%
s7f,102
....102%
-102%
1 ....102%
2 -102%
Or & Cal 1st
Es 1927
6 - |>1%
Or Short L Es
1946
? .... 91
1 s30f 90
Or-W R n &
N 4s 1981
1 .... 71%
s 1930
15 _1 01 y,
V S Rubber
6s 1947
6 .... 79%
7s 1923
5 - 99
TJ S Steel s f
Es 1963
94%
94%
94 %
1 - 68%
4 - 68 %
3 _ 68 %
1 .... 68
1 - 67%
6 _ 68
IG -67%
lnc 6b 1960
2 - 58%
r, _ 58%
32 _ 58
1 - ES%
? oit. ti'%
1 - 68%
6 .... 57%
35 _ 58
4 .... 67%
2 - 58
6 - 57%
? - 68
2 _ 67%
St L Swn 1st
4b 19S9
1 - 67%
10 _ 67 ?_
con 4s 1932 ! 2 - 87%
10 - 64%| 1 .-..87
7 .... 65 ?West Elec 4s
1 .... 66% 1922
1 - 64% 1 _97%
fi .... 64%| W Maryland
64%! 4s 1952
Va-Car Chem
temp deb
7%s 1D32
1 . ... 93 y.
S
93
2 - 91%
4 .... ?1%
Virginian Ry
Es 1962
3 _ 83%
Wabash 1st 6s
3939
Tr 5b 196!
2 .... 68%
2 - 6S%
2 .... 68 '4
3 _ 68%
68%
West Pue
1946
55%
64%
54%
80
St P & Kan CjWeBt Un 4%s
Short I,lno 3 960
4%s 1941 b _ 80
10 -66% Wist Shore 4s
3 - 67 I 2361
6 - 66%? 2 _ 73",
Wpstgh Elec
San A & A P
4s 1943
C .... 62%
S Fe Pr & Px
5b 1942
20 - 87
Seab A L con
6s 1948
2 _
7s 1931
, .302
. . .103%
-101%
-101 W
-101%
-103 %
-101%
1
37 _
1 _ 60%
2 - 50
adj 6s 19 4 9
1 - 29
11 - 28%
2 - 28%
4s stamped
1950
60%:Wick Spen St
60% lit ?n 1936
50 ] 4 .... 90%
49% Wilson Co 1st
60 j 6s 1941
7 .... Si!'.'.
2 .... 8?;%
1 _ 86%
3 - 86%
cv 6s 1928
1 - 80%
1 .. .. h n -'s,
1 _ 80%
The Tribune prints each day the ma?
turity dates of all active bonds quoted
on the New York Stock Exchange. The
return on a bond to the mvestor depends
upon three factors: the rate of interest
the security bears, the market price
and the distance of the maturity date.
To figure the precise yield on a bond it
is necessary to use yield tables, but the
approximate yield can roughly be figured
out by the following formula: Divide
the closing quotation on a bond into
the rate of interest it pays, and the re?
sult will be the annual return. If the
bond is selling below par you must
allow also for the appreciation of the
principal. To do this subtract the mar?
ket quotation from par, or 100, and di?
vide the remainder by the number of
pears the bond has to run before ma?
turity. For example, if a 6 per cent
bond is selling at HO and has ten years
to run, the annual return will be 6.66
per cent. The difference between par
and the market price will be 10 points,
subtracting 90 from 100. Dividing ten
points by ten years, the quotient will be
1. This figure is to be added to 6.66,
which is the annual return, and the re?
sult, 7.66 per cent, will give you ths
ap?sroximatc yield.
What Things Cost
Quotations are cash prices in
FOODS?
Commodity and nnlt. Yesterday.
Wheat (No. 2 hard1, bu. $1.33'/t
Corn (No. 2 yellow) bu.791a
OaO* (No, 2 white) bu.51
Flour (spring pat.) bb!. 8.00?$9.00
Href (family) bbl. 15,50
Pork (mr.?u*> bbl...... 24.75
primary markets.
Previous 1920 range.
.30(p)
.1345
.07
.40'/
.38
Sujrnr (granulated) lb.OD95@.06li
Coffee (No. 7 Bio) lb.07f>
Butter (creamery, first) lb....
Egg? (fresh, first) doz.
TEXTILES?
Cotton (middling upland) lb. .
Print cloths (38/sr?64x60). .
Hllk, raw (No, 1 Sin.) lb. D.76
Wool (fine Montuna scouredj Ib
METALS -
Iron (2x Philadelphia) fon. 21.50(3)23.50
Steel billets (PitUburgh) ton_33.00
Lead (spot) lb.0435
Copper (spot) lb.11?/4
Tin (Straits) lb..28'/a
BUBBER AND HIDES?
Rubber (ribbed-smoked sheets) Ib .143/? .15
Hides (calfskins, city) 9 to 12 lbs. 2.60 2.60
.85? .90
day.
$1,37
.61
8.30?$9.5O
15 50
24.75
.0585?.0615
.07,',
, .39? .41
.35? .38
.1315
.07
5.76
.85? .90
21.50@23.50
33.00
.C435
.11 I 4
.26'/,
High.
$2.00
8.81%
1.50ft
16.25
28.00
47.00
.23
.16%
.77
.89
Low.
$1.70
?94 Vz
.CO
9.00
20.00
29.50
.08
? 06/a
.51 Vz
?42 Vz
.43% ,14'/2
.26 .0/1/2
17.45 6.00
53.50 33.00
53.50
65.00
.09/2
,191/a
.651/2
.54'/j
10.50
33.00
43.00
.041/
?!2/
.32
.15'/
2,10
turcs and came 25 to 55 points higher,
ranging from 11.50 to 12.8? for mid?
dling.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady and 25 points higher, at 13.45
for middling; no sales were reported.
The rango of prices:
Tliurs.
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
Aug...-12.91 <?i> - 12.57
Sept... 13.07 18.16 13.07 13.24??? 12.92
Oct.... 13.18 13.57 13.18 1S.44?13.47 18.18
Nov ...-.-13.67 0-18,86
Dec_ 13.65 13.97 13.63 lit.85*0 IS.86 13.54
Jan.... 13.63 13.92 13.68 13.800 13.82 13.50
Fob_ 13.73 13.73 13.771 18.86? - 13.55
Mar... 13.87 14.18 13.80 14.05W-14.07 13.72
Apr_- 14.10?)- 13.77
May... 13.92 14.20 13.88 14.11? - 13.78
Juno...-.- - 14.18? - 13.86
July... 14.00 14.07 14.00 14.210- -
Southern Spot Markets?Galveston steady,
."0 points higher at 12.80c; nales 59 4 bales.
New Orleans firm, 37 points higher at
12.25c; pales 2,659 bales. Mobile nominal,
25 pointa higher at 11.25c; salea nil. Sa?
vannah steady, 43 point? higher at 12.25;
sales 342 Indes. Charleston quiet. 50 points
higher ?lt 11.75c: sales nil. Norfolk steady,
60 points higher nt 12.35c; nulos 869 balea.
Augusta steady, 37 points higher at 12.25c;
sales l'62 bales. Memphis steady, 25 points
higher at 11.50c; sale? 1,500 bales. Houston
steady, 30 points higher at 12.60c; sales
3.798 bales. Little Hock steady, 25 points
higher at 11.26c; salea 354 bale?. Dallas
steady, 55 points higher at 11.70c; sales
2.019 bales. Montgomery firm, 25 pointa
higher at 11.25c; sales 44 bales. Fort
Worth steady, 30 points higher at 11.50c;
sales 650 bales.
Cotton Statistics
Last Last
Yesterday, week. year.
Tort receipts... 10,778 13,594 5,341
Exports . 18.734 30.C75 1,677
Exports season. 69.458 ?- 26,620
N Y stocks_ 15(i,971 156,141 41,112
Port stocks. .. .1,303.367 1.3-17.936 743,824
Interior rec'p'ta 13.640 12,340 4,i
Inter ship'm'ts. 16,710 14,130 7,
N Y arrivals... 1,819 46S
Liverpool cables?Spot cotton quiet, at 16
points advance; middling. 8.49d; sales. 5,000 j
bales;, 3,000 American; Imports, U.000, all
American. Futures opened steady, at 3 to ;
5 points advance; closed firm, at 3 to 9
points advance. October. S.SKd; December,
8.99d; January, 8.99d; March, 9.09; May,
9.13. Manchester?Yarns and cloths dull.
Cottonseed Oil
The market, closed with prices 3 to 11
points net lower.
The range of prices:
Thurs.
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
Spot. - ?? - 8.6008.85 8.75
Aug.- 8.6008.75 8.70
Sept. 8.76 8.76 8.70 8.7208.76 8.81
Oct. 8.86 8.86 8.76 8.S208.84 8.93
Nov. - - - 8.50<?f8.53 8.51
Dec. 8.40 8.47 8.40 8.47^8.48 ?
Jan. 8.45 8.61 8.41 8.4008.51 ?
Feb. -- 8.6308.58 I
March...- - 8.5808.67 8.60
Sug?
jar and Coffee
Raw Sugar Futures
The range of prices:
Thurs.
Open. High. Low. Close, close.
Aug.- - 3.2303.25 3.28
Sept.... 3.27 8.27 3.27 .3.2603.27 3.31
Oct.- 3.18CT3.20 3.26
Nov.... ?- 3.11 (n 3.13 S.18
Dec... 3.11 3.11 3.08 3.0603.08 8.13
Jan.- 2.0702.99 3.00
Feb- 2.90 2.90 2.90 2.8802.90 2.86
Mar.... 2.86 2.86 2.84 2.8302.84 2.86
Apr.- 2.8502.87 2.87
May.... -- 2.8802.90 2.90
June.... - - - 2.9602.98 2.98
July.... - - - 3.0503.07 3.07
Coffee Futures *
The range of prices:
Thurs.
Open. High. Low. Close, close.
Aug .... -?- 6.4506.46 6.50
Sept.... 6.59 0.59 6.65 6.5606.50 6.59
Oct.- - 6.70 06.71 6.75
Nov.... -- G.8506,88 6.fit)
Dec. 7.05 7.05 7.00 7.0007.01 7.05
Jan.- 7.1207.13 7.17
Feb.- - 7.2407.25 7.29
Mar- 7.38 7.38 7.38 7.3507.36 7.42
Apr.-?? 7.4507.48 7.52
May.... 7.69 7.59 7.55 7.5607.56 7.62
June-- 7.6607.66 7.68
July.... 7.73 7.78 7.72 7.7607.76 y.75
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Butter?Receipts were 9,050 packages.
Croaaaaery, higher than extras, Ib., 45 @
"Vic; extras. 92 score, 44?44Viic; firsts,
90 to 91 score, 41 Va 043'7-c; firsts, 88 to 89
score, 39?40V4c; seconds, 8 3 to 8 7 score,
?6@38V<?c; lower grades, 33035c; unsalted,
higher than extras, 46 V? ?47c; extras, 43',-..
048c; firsts, 40 ?44 V?c; seconds, 36 V4?
:? ; state, dairy, tubs, llnest, 42V?@43V6c;
good to prime, 40?42c; common to fair,
3039c; ladles, current make, firsts, 340
jo; seconds, 29 !? 0 30c; lower gradoB, 28
529c; packing stock, current make, No. 1,
,'i0c: No. 2, 28V4 029c; lower grades,
26 0 28c.
Cheese?Receipts were 2,178 boxes. New
York State flats, specials, 21 021'?c; aver?
age run, 2O02O*ic; state twins, specials,
21021 Vic; average run, 20?20%c; "Wis?
consin, double Daisies, fancy, 20 Va? 21c;
single Daisies, fancy, 21021 Vic; Young
Americas. 23084c,
Kggs?Receipts were 15,032 packages.
Fresh gathered, extrae, dozen, 42044c;
extra firsts. 3114/411-; firsts, 35038c; sec?
onds, 30034c'; trade eggs, 25030c; dirties,
regular packed, No. 1, 26028c; No. 2 and
poorer, 20025c; fair to choice, dry, 22 0
24c; refrigerator, charg?s paid to expiring
dates, special marks, fancy, 36c; ili-sts,
36037c; seconda, 31034c; whites, 40?44c.
Wheat Sells Lower
On Expectation of
Increased Receipts
Indications That Visible Sup?
ply Would Show Big Gain
and That Growers Would
Offer Crop Freely Factor
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.?Wheat prices
tumbled still lower in price to-day, in?
fluenced more or less by assertions
that the present movement to market
is limited only by the supply of rail
rond cars available. The close was
heavy, 2Vic to 3?4c net lower, with
September $1.18'i to $1.18% and De?
cember $1.21% to $1.22.
Corn lost IVsc to ltec and oats %c
to lV?c. Provisions finished unchanged
to 52c lower, p
With country offerings In the Southwest
somewhat larger, and with gossip current
that spring wheat growers would sell
freely direct from threshers, the wheat
market faced predictions that the visible
Supply total on Monday would show 3,000,
000 to 4.0i)0,ooii bushels Increase. Cnder
such circumstances, a leading elevator in?
terest here was a persistent seller through?
out the day, and there was also much
selling pressure ?from the Southwest. On
the downward slide of prices export de?
mand brond?'ned out, but otherwise the
market seemed to be without and ade?
quate support ami the rallies failed to
hold. Prospects that railroad rates would
he reduced between Chicago and the At?
lantic seaboard had no effect on the mar?
ket, as the hulk of shipments at this
time are by lake at figures much below
the rail rate.
Corn and oats declined with wheat, and
the September delivery of corn touched
the lowest August price since 1907. Sep?
tember oats was only a fraction above the
lowest level this season.
Sharp downturns In the value of hogs
weakened provisions.
_
Grain Prices
Wheat
Yesterday's Previous Tear
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 2 hard.$3.33% $1.37 ??
Chicago?The range of prices.
Thura.
Open. High. Dow. Close, close.
Sept_ 1.21 1.21% 1.3 8 1.18% 1.21%
Dec. 1.24% 1.24% 1.21% 1.22 l.M%
Corn
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: cloBe. close. ago.
No. 2 yellow, .150.79% $0.80% $1.70%
Chicago:
September ... .56% .57% 1.48%
December ... .67 .68% 1.26%
Oats
Yesterday's Previous Tear
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 3 white..$0.48 $0.49% $0.98
September ... .36% .37% .73%
December ... .3 9% .-10% .71%
Rye
Yesterday's Previous Tear
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 2 Western,
f. o. b.$1.22 $1.25% $2.23%
Flour and Meal
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
Sp'g pat.$8.00???9.no $.8.301?. 9.50 $12.76013 75
Crnml.1.92 %@2.05 1.92%@2.05 3.85? 4 or,
Rye- 7.2.r.(i;, 7.05 7.25@7.70 11.00?11.50
Bran.. 24.00 24.00 64.00
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.
Llv beef, fair to
prime, 100 lbs. $7.75? 9.35 $13,50@15.50
D r e s s " d beef.
sides, lb.12? .38% .17? .25
Live i-.-uls, com?
mon to prime,
100 lbs. 8.50@14.00 14.00@20.00
Dressed veal,
city, lb.13? .21 .22? .32
Live ewes, 100
lbs. 3.00@ 6.00 E.00? 8.50
Dressed mutton,
??ty, lb.07? .12 .12? .19
Live lamba, fair
to prime, 100
lbs. 9.00@13.00 11.00@15.00
Dressed lambs,
city, lb.15? .27 .20? .32
Hogs, 100 lbs:.. 11.50@12.50 16.5U@17.50
Dressed hogs,
bacon, lb.17%? .18 .24%? ?
Pork, bbl. 24.50(^.25.00 33.00?34.00
Mess beef, bbl... 12.00@14.00 1?.00@19.00
Lard. Middle
West, 100 lbs. . 11.80? 11.90 1 9.20 ?19.35
Union Gas Earnings
Consolidated statement of Union
Natural Gas Corporation and affiliated
companies for the six months ended
June 30 showed operating revenue <:f
$4,148,319. Net income after deduction
of operating expenses, taxes, deprecia?
tion, interest, etc., amounted to $1,177,
153.
Curb Oil Stocks
Under Pressure
Show Small Drop
Profit Taking in Standard of
Indiana Causes Reaction
of More Than Point; Oth?
ers Decline Fractionally
Most of yesterday's activity on the j
curb market was centered in the oil j
group, where trading was fairly active
for a time. Prices as a rule fluctuated
within a. narrow range.
Standard Oil of Indiana ensod off
more than a point under profit taking,
closing at 707i3, At this price, how?
ever,' the stock showed a substantial
train for the week. Other oil share?
sagged slightly under pressure, Mara
cnibo, International Petroleum and
Carlb being lower. Cities Service
common rallied fractionally, but th-r.
bankers shares were in supply.
Glen Alden Coal developed increased
strength and worked up above 35, clos?
ing at a net pain of %.
Industrials
Sule*. (Itien. High. Dow. Datt.
1300 Acme Coal Co. 90 ion 90 100
1000 Acme Pack Co 1% 1". 1% US
300 car l.t & P... 1-,\ !,?(, If", 1 vV
1000 Ch & K 111 lly 14% 14% 14% H%
lOOOContl Motors.. 5% 5% 5% 6%
100 Durant Motor? 2? ? 28% ?8% 2K%
?inn Emp Food P.. 32% 32% 32% 82*44
2200 Glen Alden Cl. 34% 35% 34% ."5%
71 CO ?Part Tire & 11 1? J-? 91 91
300 Philip Morris. 4'i 4% 3% 3%
400 Radio Corp .. 3% 1% 3% 1%
COO Sweets C of A 2% 2% 2% 2%
700 tin Profit Sh.. 1% 1 ?% 3% 3%
3200 I'm Ket S C.lv. 6% 6% 5 5
5700 ?'t.* S Ship Cor 20 23 39 20
13900 ?U S Stmsh C. 33 34 32 34
400 *W End Chem 70 70 65 65
Oils
2900 ?All o,\ Oil ... 4 5 4 4
r.oo Ansrlo-Am <tn. 16% 16% ir,% 35%
2600 Arlt Nat (Jas. 30% 10% 10% 10%
:;r.nn ?Boone Oil .. . 20 21 20 20
23200 *Bost-Wyo ... 75 77 Gfi 72
1000 Carlb Synd .. 4% 4% 4% 4%
70 Cltloa Servie?.118 119 118% 118%
linn do B T sh.. 13% 13% 13% 13%
800 Elk Pasln Pet B% 6% 6% fl %
200 ?Engineers P. 4X 48 48 48
1600 Federal Oil .. IV 1% 3% 1%
SOOailllland Oil.. 3% 1% 1% 1%
4700 ?Olonrock Oil. 93 94 87 87
4S00 ?Hudson Oil., 18 20 15 15
3X00 Internat! Pot. 3 3 % 31% 13% 11%
1400 Maracalbo Oil. 21 ,21 20 20%
0100 ?Mexico Oil .. 82 85 82 82
13000 ?Noble O fi O H 18 17 17
100 Omar O A G. 1-flt 1 yV 'A 1-?i
700 Prod & Kef... 3% 3% 3% 2%
400 Sapiilpa nef 0 3 3 3 3
1400Rimms Pctr. . . 6% 7 fi % 6%
3 700 SUolly Oil ... 8% 3% 3% 3%
2200 Sta O of Ind.. 72% 72'% 70% 70%
9600*Texon O & D 57 GO 55 58
200 ?Zap Pr & R. (12 62 50 50
Mining
2000 ?Al-Br C Met. rtG 36 36 3G
4000 ?Ar P M of M 5S 58 68 58
4500 ?Biff LedgO .. 23 24 22 24
102700 ?Host &. Mont 68 70 64 69
1000 ?Candelaria S. 31 22 30 32
4001) ?Corte? Silver. 78 80 77 80
, 600 Crea Con O M ill 1% Mi 1%
8400 ?Divido Exten 32 32 32 22
11000 ?Kl Salv Minea 25 26 23 23
60800 ?Eur Cr M Co 47 50 44 46
6300 ?Goldf Flor M 42 42 41 42
9000 ?Harmill D M 11 31 10 1 ;
S00O ?Kriox Dlv M. 11 11 31 11
3600 ?MacNam Mln 16 16 35 35
G200 ?Nat Tin & T. 65 68 G4 64
1200 ?Nev Ophir ..28 28 28 28
600 Nlplsslng M .. 4% 4% 4% 4%
1500 ?Ray Here C. 30 30 30 30
600 ?Rex Consol. .8888
8 400 ?Silv IM of Am 1 -rV MT? 1% My
2500 ?Tonopah Dlv. 80 81 79 80
6000 m Eastn M.. 2nt>i 2% 2-ft 2-,V
1000 *W Utah Cop. 24 24 24 24
Bonds
Sales (000 omitted). Open. High. Low. Last.
4 Al'd Packers 6s 44 45 44 45
16 A T & T 6s 1922 98**? 98% 98% 98%
1 do 6s 1924-97% 97% 97% 97%
22 Anaconda C 7s. 93% 93% 93% 93%
14 Ang-A Oil 7%B.100% 100% 100% 100%
7 Armour & Co 7s 97% 97% 97% 97%
6 Beth St 7a 1936. 95 95% 94% 95%
15 Chi Un St 6%s.l04 104 103% 104
5 Consol Gas 8s. . .100% 100% 100% 100%
2 Cons Textile 7h. 1 01 % 101 % 101 % 101 %
3 Cop F. A Ss 1925.102 102% 102 102%
22 Gd Trunk 6%s.. 96% 97% 96% 97*:i
4 Gulf Oil Co 7s.. 97% 97% 97% 97%
6 Humble Oil 7s.. 98 9S 97% 97%
111! C 6%s '36 w 1.101 101 101 101
9 Int Rap Tran 7s 79% 79% 79% 79%
7 Lib McN & L 7s 95 95 % 95 93%
17SearsR 7s '21 ly.100 100 100 100
7 do 7s '23 3y.. 97% 97% 97% 97%
38 So West Tel 7s. 98 98% 98 98
17 3 O N Y 6%s '33.100% 100% 100^ 100%
3 do 7s 1926_102% 102% 102% 102%
17 Swift 7s 1925... 97% 97% 97% 97%
5 Tex Co 7s notes 99% 99% 93% 99%
27Vncuum Oil 7h. . 1 01 % 101 % 1 01 % 10! %
1 Westn Elec 7s..100% 100% 100% 100%
"Sells cents per sh.-tre.
Sugar Dividend Passed
Manati Directors See Slump in
Earnings
Directors of the Manati Sugar Com
i pany yesterday voted to pass the com
< mon dividend of $2.50 a share due at
? this time. In a statement issued after
j the meeting Manuel Rionda, trea3-,
' urer, said:
"The company during the present
I fiscal year paid dividends- on the com
I mon aggregating 7% ,per cent. It is
not possible now to estimate earnings
j for the present fiscal year in view of
the fact that a large part of the crop
] is still unsold. It is not likely, how
| ever, earnings applicable to the com
! mon will exceed the amount of divi
! dends already paid on the commo?,
"In these circumstances and in view
j of the desirability of conserving the
surplus of the company, directors ac?
cordingly decided to omit the divi?
dend ordinarily paid on the common
on September 1."
Barnsdall Deficit $385,911
For the six months ended June 30
the Barnsdall Corporation reported a
net loss, after deducting depletion, de?
preciation, expenses and all interest
charges, of $385.911. Operating profit
amounted to $1,232,277.
Markets in Other Cities
Baltimore
Sales. Opon. Iliph. Low. Last.
ill Coal _ 84 85 84 85
10 Con Power .. 82% 82% 82% 82%
?0 Mous Oil pfd. 09% 69% 69% 69%
100 Cent T S pfd. 3% 3% 3% 2%
50 Davison Chem 36 26 36 36
7 New Am Gas. 23% 23% 23% 22 %
135 Penn Water P 84\ 84% Mr-, 84r>i
10 U S Fidelity. .116% 116-? 116% 116%
Bonds
81000 Oosdnn 6s .... 9* 94 94 94
2000 Fia C & P 6?. 94 96 94 95
4000 United Ry 4s. 6 1 64 61 64
Boston
Mining:
20 Ahmeek _. . 48 4? 48 48
10 Ariz Coml ... 7% 7% 7% 7%
305 Cal Ariz . 48 4S 48% 46%
15 Cal Hecla ...220 320 219 219%
200 Carson . 12 % 12 ':', 12 12
80 Centennial ... 8% 8% 8% s %
20 Copper Range Sl% 31% 31% 51%
no Davis Daly... 8% 6% 6% B%
110 Mast Butte. ..8 S 7% 8
IOC Franklin .... i % 1 % 1 % 1 %
1O0 Hi Ivi u a . 1V4 1 % 1 % 1%
144 Island Creek.. 66% 65% 88 67,
120 Isle Royale... 19 19% 19 19%
60 La Salle . 1% 1 % 1% 1%
135 Mason Valley. 1% 1% 1% I'-,
476 Mayflower C C 3% 3% 3 3%
80 New Cornelia. 13% 13% 13% 13%
160 North Butt? - ?% 9 % 9% 9?,
110 Old Dominion. 82% 22% 22 22
.-. Pond Creek . . 16 16 15 16
35 Qutnc'y . 36% 86% 36% 38%
' 10 South Utah. .. 10 in 10 10
' 75 Trinity . 1 % 1% 1 % 1 %
BOO Tuolumne _ 44 44 44 44
i n7 U S Smelters. 30 710 30 30
30 Utah Cons ... 3% 3% 3% 3%
620 Utah Metals.. 1% 1% 1 ,?? lft
Railroads
?4 Bos & Albany.1S4 124 124 124
. 65 Bos Kiev. 65% 65% 66% 86%
. Bos * Maine 20 20 20 80
50 X Y N II 4- 1! li'i 18% 1R% 16%
iq Nor & IV ptd 6.1 59 59 59
12 West. Bnd , ... 48 42 41 41
Miscellaneous.
10 Air.n Vgr, .... I? 14% 35 .
60 Amu Oil. 4 * 4 4
125 Amn Bug ir. , 86% 66 -, 66% KSK
14 -. ? ptd . . . il% 88 88% 88%
.-? \-, . v. .. il 70% 7.i% T0% 70%
13 do pfd . ?7 9J ?- if: B7%
- I) A ?on Tel.... 106% 105% 7ii7.% ,05',,
r.lury . ?. ;<-.
95 Baatern S 8.. 13% 13% ?13%
?-4 K'iisim .160 lit' 160 " 160
25 onur . il il it il
Sales. Open. Hich. Low. Last.
10 Greenfield .... 22% 22% 22% 22%
3 0 Ttit Cot Mills 36 36 36 36
173 Int Prod. 3 3 3 3
40J T Connor.. 3 0 in 10 3 0
1C5 l.lbbv . %?% !i% 9 a
2 .!...?? ?va . 3 5 16 16 15
117 Mans Gas. 71% 72 71% 72
I do pjfd. 61 61 01 61
71 Mo Elw fst pfd 76% 76% 75% 75%
16 Miss RV P pfd 66 Co 65 65
?75 Mex Inv . 25 25 22% 22%
196 Nati Lea. 8% 8% x S\i
5 New Ente Tel. 103 103 103 10H
5 Pac Mills.166% 166% 166% 166%
1 Reese Hut Hole 18 13 13 13
j 250 Slmma Mug. .. 6 6 5 *t 6
45 Swift . 98 9:? 97 ??? 07%
107L'nl Drugs ...?5% 56% 53% 53%
10 do 1st pfd.. 39 39 38% 38%
46 Uni Fruit...104% 104% 104 104
43 Uni Shoo. 36 36 36 3d
91 ilo pfd .... 24 24 23% 23%
19.1 Ventura . 17% 17% 17'.k 17%
145 Waldorf . 2? 20 20 20
65 Waltham pfd. 46 46 45% I
106 Walworth ... 0% 9% 8% 9%
10 Warren 1st pd 19 13 19 19
Bonds
529,000 A G W 5s.. 47 47 47 47
3,000 C .1 S 4s.... 64% 64 % 64 % 64%
3.000 Gen BleC 6s. 102'? 1*02% 102% i02%
1.000KCM* B 5a 67% '.7% 07% 67%
8,000 Miss H IT 5s 77% 77% 77% 77%
| 13,000 West Tel Es.. 82 82 82 82
Boston Curb
Bid Ask1 Hid Ask
Arlu Extn... 1 2 Iron Bloss...14 19
At la Sllver..l9 21 La Roa? ... 15 25
'Ariz Tip Top 3 4 Majestic...'. 5 7
I Blk Hawk.. 6 it Mex Metal?-..? 40
. Boa 4 -Mon 66 64 I Mutual D T..2? 80
Chief Con... 2,'if 2 % M i !'.v Moss..-- 26
Calavera? ...75c 1% Monarch ...? 15
.'. new.34 86 Nati L & Z..? 2
Denbigh . 7 9 Nixon.3 7
Eagle B B.. 2 2 % Rainier .... 2 3
Eureka Cr 0.4.6 47 Svn Metala.. 6 7
Fortuna ....? 2 Bllver Reef.. ?<? 5
Qads?ett ...40 50 Un Ver Ext.22'4 23
HomaOll... 3 4 ; Yukon.1 1 '.i
Iron Cap. .. 6% 7
Chicago
Sale?. Open, lliph. Low Last
3 . Am Shlpbldg pf r..; i>, r ?;
SO Armour pf. 91 "l 91 91
25 Booth Fish pf. 16 25 25 25
, .,, Brisco? .v..tors 10% 10% 10%. I ?> !
25 Case Plow .... 1% 4% 4 % 4',.
75 (-.-.ni w Bdta'n.103% 109 108% 109
111 : Llbby McNeil.. 9 9% 9 9
... | Mi ntf-ry Ward IS IS 3 S 18
I _. ..i Nal Heather... 8 8% 7% S
?0 Pick ?k CO. 13 S3 23 23
69
100
3 1 0
1420
60
2SS0
150
300
60
f-'tew't Warner 26%
Peoples Oas. . . 53%
Plggly Wiggly. 14%
Shaw . 44%
Swift <ft Co, ... 98%
Swift Internat. 24%
Stand Gas pf. . 34%
Union Carbide. 4 6, *v?
Wahl. 42%
West Knitting. 11 %
Yellow Mfg.. . . 99
Open. High. Low. Last.
25%
5:; %
14%
4 4 %
88%
24%
34%
4 5%
42%
11%
99
H%
44%
97%
24%
34%
44%
40
11%
?9
25%
53%
14%
44%
D7%
24%
34%
4 6 %
4 0
11%
99
Bonds
$7O00 Chi C&C Ry 5s 34 34 34 34
4000 Chi C Ry 1st 5s 64% 84% 64% 64%
1000 Chi Rys. 1st 5s 64% 64% 64% 64%
Detroit
Am Lt & TV,
Columbia Sug.
Cont Motors.. .
Edison .
Ford of Can.. .
Packard .
do pf.
Paige .
Open. High. Low. Last.
92%
7%
5%
91%
2 46
7%
5%
91%
246
6%
63
17
92
7%
5%
91 %
210
0%
63
16%
7H
B%
91 %
240
6%
63
16%
Philadelphia
Cramp ctfs? 40 iPhilaCo rf 31
El S Btry.107 IOS ?Phila Elee
I,k Sp Crp
Lgh Nvgn 63%
Keystone .. 7%
do pf... 23
P?nn Salt. 69
Phila Co. . 30%
7%'Uh!la Rp T 16%
84 Phila Trac 53
8 Tono Bim. 1
30 Tonopah . 1%
69 % Union Trc 20
21 Tt.l *J Im 33%
Pittsburgh
11160
100
I o s o
lo-i
: n
Ark Nat Gas. . 9%
Barnsdall B. . . is
Ouffey GUleaple 11 *i
Ind Brew pf. . 7
Mfrs L. & H, . 4 6
Nat Fireproof. 7
Ohio Fu* : Sup -14
Oklahoma G i.: 21 }
? Is.? . i , 11 0
Westing Air Br 89
9%
IK
1 1 %
4''.
31%
22%
17
53%
1%
1%
30%
34
11
IS
11%
7
46
7
7 7
44 44 44
i 2.;% 28% 23%
... 11 6% 110% 110%
?9 88% 89
Adanac ......
Apex.
I At las .:
Bailey.
t>rs Krl.
1*118 ...
Crown Rsv ..
1 ?-> .i Lake. .
? Grt Nr'.i.ri. ,?
. : Reef ..
Margraves. .
Hollinger ..
? Lake Shore
j Mclntyrs . .
Toronto
3 I.Vng Crp Cn
I N'-wray . ...
Piran Lake..
Pore Crown.
Porc T
P .; ? llnprl..
Prs E Doma
Tck Hughs.
Tmshmng.. . 1
Thmp Kr?t..
Vacuum Qaa
Wait pika.
20
4
S
1%
10
?
3
4
3
1%
?
7
3?
1%1Wc
1H1
si Uoiu?. S
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
New York
London Paris
Foreign Exchange
Administrator Guardian
Member Federal Eeserve System ar.d ?Tcv; York Clearing Soase
Refined Sugar Prices
To Drop, Federal Insists
I Must Lower Quotations or Ac?
cumulate Stocks, Is View;
Crops Are Large
Refiners will be forced again to re
; duce prices or else to accumulate re
! fined stocks, says the Federal Sugar
? Refining Company in its weekly market
j review, and the sporadic demand which
j has been apparent will soon be satis
' fied, if recent large purchases by re
I finer s are reflected in increased melt?
ings and a pressure to sell refined
I sugars. Beet sugars pressing on the
i market are taking care of much of the
l ,
j demand at prices considerably undei
cane, sugar quotations. Also, the new
1921-'22 beet sugar campaign is alreadj
under way in California and is expect
ed to be in full swing- in other states by
October 1, it is asserted.
"In estimating the future strength of
the marke-,'' say* She Federa! Review,
"only sales of refined sugar for con?
sumption should be taken into consid?
eration. Prices have advanced on sales
i?r' raws to operators and refiners.
which sales do rot affect existing sup?
plies, but simply reflect individual
opinion.
j "More than two million tons of sugar,
or half a year's supply for this coun?
try, will be carried over into next
year's stocks here and in Cuba, accord?
ing to indications from the latest au
i thoritative estimate. The nne showing
of this yer.r's Cuban crop, the promise
of a !;.rjie' domestic beet crop and the
improved Louisiana cane crop all ne
? cossitate a revision of the estimate of
', last May, which then predicted a
carry-over of 1..'?8?!.247 tons. The new
estimate is 2.1 _5,7?8 tons, and this, to?
gether with the 1921-*22 Cuban, Porto
' Picar, and other cane crops, will make
the problems of the sugar industry in
(R122 unprecedented."
Miscellaneous Markets
Public Utility Securities
Bid Asked
A P & L. 9 II
do pf... 70 75
94
81
106
Am L Tr. 91
do pf... 78
A O A El. 104
do pf. . . 28
A P A L... 55
do pf. . . 60
A P Utl.. . C
do pf. . . 16
Am WWk 3
do 1st pf 46
do pr pf. 7
CarPRAL. "6
Cent St El 4
do pr. . . 40
Cities Svc.118
do pf... 45
do B sh 13%
7% d SB 9.1
7% d s C 75
7% d s IT) 715
do pf B 4
Co! Pw..
do pf...
Bid
C P R A L. 10
do pf. . . 29
KIT* & 3 pf 77)
E D Bl pf 60
EG S-FCn 8 7
do6<& C n 77
kr7- pf... 73
t% cn nt 89
Feel L & T 6
do pf... 40
No St Pwr 36
79
12
:;i
8 2*4
70
93
SO
so
9 4
8
13
90
9 s
8
32
1
6%
70
A O A E 6s 76 %
A P & L 6s 70
Appln P 6s 69
Col P 5s. . 7 2
El Paso 5s 77
do pf.
Rp RAL
do pf...
So Cal Ed.
do pf...
St G & El
do pf . . .
T R L A P
do pf.. 4
Un L A R 20
do iFt pf 59
5 IWest Pwr. 26
7% du nw pf 7 0
75 i
Bonds
78%;M St P 6e. 86%
72 U L A R 68 70
72 lutahSec 6s 86%
Wis Ed 6a. 80
23
61
27 U
88%
87%
82%
New York Bank Stocks
America .... 1 67
Atlantic _210
Am Exch....230
Battery . . . .143
Bowerv.425
Bway Cent.
Bryant Pk.
Bronx Nat..
Butch A D.
Cent Merci.
175
220
210
165
.150
,120
190
155
450
150
176
160
140
200
30
Oarfield .... .215"
190
235
775
345
Chat A Phe..245
Chelsea Ex,. 75
Chemical ...435
City.7109
Coal A Iron..220
Columbia ...155
Colonial . ...350
Commerce ..212
Cmwlth ...215
Contntl .120
Corn Bxch.. . 306
Comptn . ... 80
East River.. 170
First Nati. . .845
Filfh Ave.
Fifth Nati
Oothatn
Greenwich
Hanover .
Harriman
imp A Tril. . 4"0
Industrial .. .155
Irving X it. . : 7r,
Mnhttn Co. .187
M eh A Mot.. 283
Metropltn ...320
55|Mutual.51*)
1O0
4*0
?'112
2 7 0
1 S 5
900
150
Nati Am_150
New Xthr.. .140
N Y County.185
N Y N B A. .400
Pacific.300
Park.350
Public.230
S-aboard ...235
Second . .
State ....
23<1 Wil_
I7ntd States.160
Cnlon Ex .. .IOS
Wshe Ht?...235
Yolkville ...425
2 2 5
;m
277,
III
510
165
ISO -
193
290
840
630
150
3r,o
240
245
.47.0
.215
.200
?Ex dividend. ^^^^^^^^^^^^
Trust and Surety Companies
Alliance _ 70
tAmerican .. ?
Am Surety... 62
Bankers ... . 295
Bond A Mtg.195
Bklyn T Co..425
Cent Union...325
Columbia . . .275
Commercial.. ???
Empire T...300
Equitable T.255
Finns L A T.345
Fidelity . . . .200
Fulton.235
Guaranty . . . 2:?5
Hudson . ... 1 60
Kings.660
Lawyers T...106
Law Mtg ...115
Lincoln Tr...l65
?.Manuretrs ..200 ?
?Mercantile , .290 310
67 Metrpltn . . .2.15 245
300 Mtg Bond. . . 75 85
205 Mut T W.. . .105 123
450 Nat Surety..170 180
320 M Y L & T. .S?0 566
235 y Y Trust. . .300 310
135 tN Y Title...112 116
? Peoples . . . .270 280
262.Realtv Asso.. 90 100
355 Tille Guar...?95 305
216Vntd Slates..835 ?
250 TJ s M AT. .260 270
240 (J S T G. 75 80
? Wstchstr ....110 ?
? W & B A M.150 160
114 (/See N Y Title.
120| 1 Includes AT stTk.
1651
Tobacco Stocks
G W Hel.150
do pf. . . 89
J S Young 80
do pf.. 89
McA A F. 85
160
93
90
?P R T T. . ?ft
Unlv LeafKO
Weym B..17.5
I do pf.. . 90
165
92
Standard Oil Companies
Bid. Aske.1.1 Rid. Asked.
Anglo-Am 1?% 15 % (P O A G. . 420
All Rfng-.OOO
do pf...105
Borne-Scr.340
Buck P L. 8 0
Ches Mfg.160
do pf... 95
Contl Oil..106
Crea P L.. 26
Cum P L..1I5
Kure PL. 75
<j S O pf n .S 7
do pf old 90
950
108
S60
82
180
98
110
28
1?0
79
Tl! P L. . . 150
Ind P L.. 75
Int P CoLt 11
Xatl Trrm. 22%
N Y Tran.140
Nrth P L. 8 7
Ohio Oil. .27,0
Penn.M f. 19
Prai P L..1
Solar Rff?.335
So Pipe L. 7S
So Pa Oil. 180
Sw P P L 57
?S O Cal. 7:t
"S O Ind.
s " Kan.540
B O Ky.
S *' Neb.. .175
?S t) X J. 135
do pf..
S ' X Y
S O ? ihi... 3 7 0
79 rlo pf. ..107
11 % Swan A F 30
38% L'n Tl-.Car 90
145 do ?,f . . . 90
90 Vacuu OU.260
260 Wshg Oil . 23
22 ?J';tr $25.
190
350
' 8,0
186
r.o
154
0%
. ! 0 7
.314
7 n",
5 6 'i
I
186
JS '
318
: 80
110
35
95
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
>^_
do pf... 5 0
Br Am O. 24
i Cos & Co. 5
I Elk B;m P 6%
I Imp Oil.. . 83
, Macn Pet.126
! Merr Oil.. 7%
60
Bi.J. A?kFx?.
Rf .140 145
Mtn Prod, s
26 Nrthw O. .20
6 Prd A RCp 3%
6% t'S Ck Pr 10%
85 Sapul Rf? 3%
SO&t,.. .25
8 -Par $10.
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Am Brass 145
Alias Pw.112
?Bab A U1U4
Carb Steal 17,
do 1st pf 60
do 2,1 .
Colt A. . . . 28
Du Pont...10?.
?do pf. . 67%
East S: ?
?Ex divid? :, 1
105
20
6 7.
30
7
70
33
Em S A 1
do ; -
? Here Pw.1
' . pf...
Xlies B P.
o . pf. . .
M l'? . 2
"ron
Wini'or nw
. .v.. . .
8%
,30
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid Aaked i
?Am L'd.. 12% ? ? ?, l> L A W. '
do pf.. . r C..1
:
A M & F
Am Td pi
Am T> p ;-'
a n T x j
Atlas P c.
B S A Soi
!". S- .
Ru*h
C< . da .191
Chi Co... . 87
do pf . 95
, "City lnvt 55
Crk W pf. 85
! 0
L pf
?Nati i
/? u O
?
;Phe ?
' . Bkg P.
? . pf . . .
77- f.*S C H I.
Slngei
BtLRMftP
S?l .17 pf
I:
& T..?
B8
:
69
?f.tt
63
;
: ?
Chemical Stocks
Am Cyn... 16
do pf. . . 35
Casein Co. 84
Dot? i.'h.. . ?
llu Pont.. 8
i ?Ex dividend.
[?Me:
tMuild Co..
4S 69
Insurance Companies
Am All
City of N Y 180
Cmmnwlth .. 00
Fid x- Phoe.. 4 7-,
Franklin ... TO
Globt & R..1200
ni??. A?i??.'! |
Amer ..
370!Hanover . . . 85
325 Home .-140
?86 Nati LIberty.370
80|Nlagars ....120
??Stuyveaant... 60
235
350
1??
130
75
Sugar Stocks
far Sup... is
? '? ?-? .1 Sug-.. . ;
do pf. . . ?
C Agulrre. 57
Fjrdo new 53
Grt Y\ ?
do pf. . . 98
Mat-Am .. HI
3-,
60
56
140
303
JO
I'Mt-Am pf 25
?'chir ....
National. 304
NI Nique.150
Savannah. 10
j do pf.
?Ex dividend.
307
200
New York City Bonds
Form, Rate, Maturity. Bid. A?k. Tleld.
Inter
?io
?3 o
do
do
do
do
44s,
4 4s, 1963.,
44s, 1957.,
.
. 1964 .
, 1962. v ,
do 4<ia, I960. 854
do, 43? s. 1900. op. 1930
do 4s. 1959.
do 4s, 1658.
do 4s, 1967.
Reff 4s. 1955-1956.
do 4s. 1936.
Inter 3 V 1954.
Coup 34s, 1954.
Reg ?-'. his. 1960-1964 Inc. .
do 34s. 1940-19! ?
do 3 '?8. 3 921-16 ;
Rpg and Coup ! b? rial )
44s, 1921-1932 rni . ... tr.00 5.30 -
du 414s, 1921-1931 Inc.. 6.00 6.80 -
New York State Bonds
Issued In coupon and registered form,
not Interchangeable. Coupon bond? regis
terable.
Form, Rate. Maturlay. Bid.
Canal and Highway 5s, 1922-'30. 5.00
do ? 931-1940 . 5.00
du 1944-1900 . G.00
Bid. Aale
?np .p:,?, 1904 . . . OS OS
UlRhwav Imp 4%S, 3 963.. 15
Canal Imp < ;? a, 19?1 ;>. ... 89
Hiehway Imp U.s 19*",.. 89
Bar???, run Ter 414?, 1945. 89
Highway Imp 4s. 1 ??<!7 .. .. 85
Canal Ii ip 4s, 1967. 85
High Imp 4s. 1960-62, inc 85
do 1968. 8h
Can Imp 4s, 1960-62, inc. 85
Palisades I S 1'U 4s, 1961 8j
Barge Can T< r 4s, 1942-46 80
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Bid. Ask.
Federal Farm Loan 56,
3943. op. 3931.100 4 1014
! ral Kami Loan 6 a,
1938, op. 1923. 99 4 100
Federal Farm Loan 44s,
? op. 1924. 92'?
]-'?;??' h\ Farm Loan 4 "?4s,
19 H ,';.. 1923. 92'*
Federal Farm Loan 4';s,
1937 op, 1922. 9214
Joint Sim. -.; Land Hank
i 5s, 1939 ?p. 1924. 90',
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