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5.45% to 5.25%.
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The National City Company
Milu Ofl i N'stional Citj r u h Bu : ling
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Southern
Railway
A discussion of the
status of this company
is contaifted in our
latest financial letter;
also a survey of cur?
rent market conditions
and brief analyses of
several issues having
interesting speculative
features.
Copies to investors, on request.
MgpONNEIX&Co
120 BROADWAY
NEW YORK
?demours New York Stock Exchange
Standard Gas &
Eleciric Company,
20 Year Secured
7V2% Eonds
Yield 8.10r
Limited to the present issue
of $3,500,000
Income from pledged collateral
alone exceeds Five Times inter?
est requirements of these Bonds.
Monthly Sinking Fund retires
$300,000 of the??.- Bonds annually
until 1924; TICO,000 annually
thereafter.
$100, $500 and $1,000 Bonds for
cash or on part payments.
For full particulars
Ask for Circular NYT-1S
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Incorporatrd
III Broadway New York
Cr.?ca?o - Providence - Boston
Hoyd-Jones. Vivian
& Co.
investment Securities
Members New York Stork Kxchanr?
15 William Si. Broad 3352
new York
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Yielding 5'/o to 8%
"VSABDELI-.
89 Liberty Street New York
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We Offer
Bankers and Investment Dealers
Proven Power -jnd Light
Securities
Electni. Bond & Share Co.
(Pald-Vp Capital .v Surplus $24,500,000)
71 Broadwuy, New York
LOW PRICES SIGGEST SAFETY
We give no specific advice, our bun
Ine.ss beinj? the execution ot buylnc
an.l selling op commission for 1!.?.****
who know what :';???. wish t.. .:.. alia
for <?iN!i only; ho margin accounts.
Odd lots a ; pe. lulty.
WADSWORTH & WRIGHT
Member? N. 1". Stoefc Exchange Eat. 1801
2 Wall .-.tu**?. New York
Cha.se National Bank
Amer. Eaxchange Nat'l Bank
(?/cCLU-RE, JOZIES ^ REED
U.<n..rx .Vet* York *-n<ir,< Kxe-mat-j?
115 Broadway Phone ''.'.,'1 Rector
Banker? to Ai?. Portiiaal
Country's Financiers Will Help
Improve Exchange Situation
LISBON, Portugal, Sept. 25.?A dele?
gation of bankers, rep-resentint, fo
two of the principal banks of Portmra!,
has presented aii address to the Min?
ister of Finance offering full co-opera
tion to the fovernrnent for the im
provement of the exch lation.
Recently varie s Portuguese news
papeni have been accusing the bankers
of maneuvt-ri'iif in connection wirb th?
ertchange rate.
PARIS, 6-t-pt. 25. -The Belgrad?
Chamber of Comrnerce has iiytructed
all Serbian firms affiliated with il to
hold up payments of sums owed abroad
for post-war pu re lia.-?.-- "until the
cause of the sudden rise of foreign
exchange ha.-- disappeared." T
chamber al?*> requested all firms to
forward within three days a list < *?
their debts abroad with exact data
concerning thru grv?itqr y?r.< and also
rejrarding ?the nature of currency in
which the accounts are payable.
The Trend in Financt
?Investors Seek to Perpetuate Benefits of Abnormally
High .Money Kates; Factors Behind im?
proved Speculative Sentiment
ONG ago interpreters of events at the market place learned not to
. seek true explanations in pure logic aluno. He who makes his
calculations regarding things financial without allowing amply fur
the human equation faces a future darkened by disappointment. Psy?
chology is a real factor affectitng the ebb and flow of quotations.
Developments tit the Stick Exchange^
in the last four weeks since the down?
ward sweep which carried quotations
precipitately to the lowest levels of
I the year have illustrated these princi?
ples. After a long period o? abstinence
from .'-peculation many individuals have
recently returned to brokerage offices :
t,i place orders. There has been a
moderate but significant increase in ?
- public interest in the daily fluctua- j
tiens. Why? Is it because fundamen?
tal economic conditions have suddenly]
turne.1 brighter, or lK'cause they have
been attracted by the spectacle of ris?
ing prices at the trading center? Prob?
ably the hitter chiefly, although mo?
tives are mixed and various.
Tire favorable factors in ?lie business
situation, such as the slight mending
in general commerce in ninny indus?
trial cities, the checking of general
price declines in July and the credit
easement, were discernible for many
days before the upturn in security
prices began. To the man who ra?
tionalizes, these changing conditions
furnish the excuse to acquire stocks.
Hut in many instances the real cause
for the purchase is mere rising quota?
tions.
With four weeks of ?a!n, folk are al?
ready inquiring whether we are not
at the foothills of an upward movement i
which will last about two years. When ?
questions take this form the guild of ?
fortune tellers faces a flourishing ne- :
; riod. The student, however, realizes
that movements do not run consistently
in one direction over a long period. In
the market of the near future unques?
tionably there will be significant peri?
ods of rallies and reactions. Each day!
the market will present special prob- |
lems which will require individual
diagnosis. And yet. all the straws in;
industry and finance indicate a definite1
passing away from the period of pan-'
icky fears "and paralyzing doubts.
Broadly spcakinp;, future changes should,
be toward a new equilibrium nt better
prices than those which prevailed at
the moments of greatest depression and
*nt lower quotations than the peaks of
the boom period.
The steady gains in bond prices rep?
resent more than an improvement in .
the market. They signalize the swift
passing away of the abnormally, high
money lates of the war and post-armis- I
tice period. They represent a hurried
effort on the part of investors to place
their funds into relatively permanent
issues that will perpetuate over a pe?
riod of years extraordinary conditions
which are already beginning to vanish. :
Behind the quickening last week of
the impulse to buy bonds at rising |
prices, which has persisted since early '
July, were these factors: The reduction
in rediscount rates by? the Federal Ko?
serve Bank of New York to 5 per cent.
a further piling up of reserves nt the
central banks in this country, a reduc?
tion .in the open market commercial ,
paper rate for the host, names to 5-V4
per cent, and the offering by skilled
bankers of equipment trust certificates
to the public on the lowest yield basis
since the government took over the
railroads.
The outstanding* development in the
investment market last week was the
public offering by various banking
groups of railroad equipment trust cer?
tificates, purchased from the War
Finance Corporation, on a yield basis
of 5.7? to 5..S0 per cent. The best of
the car trusts?(hat is to say, the obli?
gations of the strongest credit roads -
held by the government have been pur?
chased by the bankers for resale to in?
vestors. Most of these equipment trust
certificates differ from the standard
equipment trusts in that they were is?
sued by fhe roads dollar for dollar
against the equipment on which they
are a first lien. In other words, there
is no margin between the value of the
equipment securing them and tin- face
value of the securities. The sale of
these securities by the government is
important in that it will aid the Ad
minist ?ation in its program for extend?
ing financial relief to the railroads.
The significant thing about the offering
of the equipments to investors on less
than a 0 per cent basis is that it
measures the lowering of interest rates.
One of our contemporaries in Phila?
delphia recently sent its business editor
on ;*. tour around the country to ob?
serve trade conditions. The rrianaging
editor of the publication subsequently
inquired of various chambers of com?
merce regarding "business benefits" of
the itinerant journalist's visit. A new
consciousness of the power of the press! .
Equipment Bonds
(Quoi.--I on lu. ?m
Name. Rate.
AH Coast Lin
l?-iit ,'? i ihio. .
r . i & A . .
Buffalo R & 1'
Can . lian Xat.
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pern ntaB?
Maturity.
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nid. as
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do . 6
III Central. -i '-i
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19 21 -".','
1.921-',13
6.25
6.60
6 3 5
?921--24 6.50
6.0*1
5.90
6.80
r, so
6.70
6.50
6.00
5.95
5.90
5.90
5.90
6.00
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1921-'27
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19 2 2 -'30
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1921--36
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6.3o
6.30
6.35
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6.no
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6.7
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
(Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune Inc.)
Last week.
Railroad Mocks . 591,300
Other stocks . 2.460 200
A!l stocks . 3.051,500
Last week.
V. S. government bonds.$48.890,000
Other bonds . 13,3-16,000
Railroad bonds . 20 871,000
All bonds . 83,107,000
VV^ek Year January 1 to date.
before. ago. 1921. 1920. 1919.
496.200 ? 621,300 25.334,600 39.198.500 74.641.800
3.0C8.100 3,657,600 98,612,300 121,296,4C0 151,341,400
3,564,300 4,278,900 123.946,900*100,494,900 225,933,200
BONDS January 1 to date.
Week before. Year ago. 1921. 1920.
$46,531,000 $51,726,000 $1,382,801,000 $1,7-18,906.000
12,392,C00 12.735.000 377.114.000 401,837,000
20,879,000 15 242,000 496.338,000 514,1S8,C00
79,802,000 79/703,000 2.256,303,000 2,664,931,000
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
(Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune Inc.)
Last week.
Hieh. Low.
20 Railroads . 65.85 63.95
30 Industrials .... 67.30 66.20
50 Stocks . 66.72 65.36
10 Railroads . 76.11 75.74
10 Industrials .... 83.10 82.85
5 Utilities . 76.30 75.50
25 Bonds . 78.94 78.66
STOCKS
Year ago.
High. Low.
69.30 69.10
89.30 8G.53
81.06 79.58
RONDS
74.68 74.12
83.88 83.41
69.90 69.40
77.40 76.80
Range Jan. 1 to
date.
High. Low.
65.85 57.40
\ 79.13 "60.80
73.38 61.02
76.23
84.53
73.70
78.94
71.01
80.45
70.13
75.25
Range ful!
year 1920.
High. Low.
73.80 ' E8.60
110.CO 67.67
92.96 64.30
76.97
91.45
74.56
81.71
66.73
81.30
67.44
73.94 !
Price Trend of the
New York Stock Market
The graph shows the weekly fluctuations in the average price of twenty railroad stocks in otic line arid thirty industrial
stocks in the other since Septemher 1, 1919
;
Transactions Last Week m Listed Stocks
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1921.
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Sale??. ILirb. Low, ClOK
Adams Express. 400 ?51.
Advntico Rumely... 100 13
do Pf. 100 37'/
Air Reduction. 100 36
Ajan Rubber . 163?O 2D?
Alaska Gold Mines.. 1000 ',
Alaska Juneau. 7200 1'
Allied Ch & Dye... K800 47'/
do rf. "00 90
A His Chalmers. 4500 343
Amer \y.r Chom... 1900 3B?!
do pf. 600 62?.
Amer llaak Note . . . 600 51
Amer Heel Suirr.r. . . 1100 29'
Amer Bosch Mm;... 1200 ?5
American Can . 4600 28|
do pf. 13C0 80
Amer Car & Fdry. . . 2800 128
do pf. 1C0O 109
Amor Chirle . 200 9'
Amer Col tun Oil_ 600 20
Amer Oruir Synd... 300 4!
Amer Express . 400 116
Amer Hide & 1. 500 1 l
do pf. -500 51!
American Ice . 3C0 5'J
do pf. 300 641
Amer lut Corp. 36500 33:
Amer La-Fr Fire E. . 9C0 9
? Amer Linseed . 2300
do pf.
Amer Locomotive. .
do pf.
Amer Safety Razor.
Amer Ship & Com.
Amir Smeltinir. . . .
do pf.
do See pf A . . . .
American Snuff . . .
Amer Sleel Fdry. .
do pf.
American Suirar . .
do p f.
Amcr-iiumnt Tob..
do pf .
Amer Tel & (rabie.
Amer Tel & Tel. , .
2800 4% 37e 4%? %
1300 6% 6 6%? 3f
99C0 37% 35% 3634 (- ?/?
1300 72 70% 72 + 1?/f
100 66% 66 66 ? 2
300 IO234 10234 10234? 2/:
257CO-'108%!-106' B*107%
200 1C0
200 3%
13900 114^8 111% 113% +
Arftcr Tobacco . r^figO 1?
do pf . 330 CO 8?,'
do I? . 1100 124% 121
Amer Wa#ter Wks pf 100 9% 9'
do 7%"pf. 300 51 ? 43;
Amer Woolen . 35600 75% 72'
do pf .300 97% 97
Amer Writ Paper pf 100 24 24
Amer Zinc & Lead.. 600 8% 8
Anaconda . 11150 33% 36?
Assets Realization.. 200 1% V
Asso Dry Goods. 100 31 31
6 Asso Oil . 300 06% 92'
6 At Top & Santa Fe 7700 86% 85
5 do pf . 1700 81 80
- All Birm & At!_ 800 2 2
7 Atl Coast Line. 1200 83 ?6
- Atl Fruit . 200 2% 2'
- Atl Gulf & W I S S 44700 28% 25'
- do pf . 1600 22% 22
2% Atl Petroleum . 5900 15 11
- Auto Sales Corp. .. . 303 2% 2
7 Baldwin Loco .160800 90% 83:
7 do pf . 2300 93' 2 97'
- Balto & Ohio. 16100 393-, 371
4 do pf . 700 51% 50
- Bntopilas Mining: ??? 300 % '
Bethlehem Steel _ 800 52 51'
do Class IL''. 37400 56% 52
do 8% pf.
Booth Fisheries ....
Hklyn Kap Transit.
do ctfs .
Brown Shoe .
Brunswick .
Burns Bros .
Butte Cop & Zinc. . .
Bulle ? Sup Cop. . .
Butterick .
Caddo Oil .
Callahan Zinc & L. .
California Packing..
California Petroleum
Calumet & Arizona..
Canadian Pacific...
Caso Plow . 200
Central Leather. . . . 8900
do pf. 400
Cent of New Jersey. 750
Cerro de Pasco. 1000
Chandler Motors.... 12000
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 7700
Chic Gt Western... 300
do pf. 1000
Chic Mil & St Paul. 5500
do pf. 15700
Chic & Norlhw'n... 5000
do pf. 700
Chic Pneum Tool... 300
Chic, R I & Pac. . . 29 '00
do 6% pf. 2200
do 7% pf. 900
Ch, St P, M & O. . . 1C0
Chile Copper . 3900
Chino (ron Copper... 11C0
C, C, C & St Louis. 4C0
do pf. 100
Cluett Peab?dy. 100
Coca-Cola . 4900
Col Fuel & Iron. . . . 2103
Col Cas & Electric. 3000
Col & Southern. 200
da, 1st pf. 100
Col (?raphophonc. . . 123C0
do pf. 600
Com-Tab-Reroidinff.. 300
Consol Cicars . 100
Consol Disti ib . 3600
Consol Gas . 3 "03
Consol Textile . 26200
Continental Can .... 200
Continental Candy... 9C0
Corn Products . 33200
do pf ....
> Cosdcn & Co. 39000
Crucible Steel . 50200
do pf . 100
Cuba Cane Sugar... 4100
do pf . 6500
Cuba-Amer Sucar . . 3200
Davidson Chemical.. 100
Del & Hudjon. 4700
Del Lack & West.. 5200
Dome Mines . 10400
. Dul So Shore & Atl 100
5%,
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5
7
4
6
7
5
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Emerson Brant
do pf .
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90
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100
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Jan
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Sept
May
Apr
May 13
May 6
May 6
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Jan 7
May 18
Jan 25
J?!
Jan
Jan
Fob
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
May 2
May ,17
Jon 20
Jan 24
Jan 7
Mar 17
Sept 23
Feb 19
May 6
Mar 30
Jim 19
May 2
May 9
May 11
May 11
May 2
May 3
Jan 11
May 17
Jan 12
Apr 3?
Jan 5
Sept 19
Feb 6
Sept 21
May 5
May
Mai
Jan
Jan
Fob
July
Sept. 21
St-pt 16
June 1
Feb 14
Jnn 25
Sept 15
May 19
May 10
May 10
May 10
May 11
Jan 20
Jan 14
Apr 29
Jan 7
Jan 14
Apr 18
Apr 7
Jan 13
Apr 26
Apr 25
Jan 4
May 9
May 9
Jan 31
Jan 10
May 18
May 9
Jan 11
Augr 8
May 2
Sept 14'
Jan 26
Jan 13
May 16
18%
7%
61 2
20
25
50%
69
13
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2
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Au? 29 --
Aue 25 ?
Au t? 25 5
Apr 25
Anir 25
Auk 24
June 10
A tiff 22
Am: 20
June 24 -
June 23
Au-r 16 -
June 14
June 24
Mar 11 ?
Sept 21
Au-r 11 -
June 14
June 23
June 29
Mar 28
June 21
Mar 4
Au? 25
June 21
Mar 12
June 29
Mar 12
Auk 30
? Sept 21
Au*. 29
Kept 1
Aue 22
June 20
A un 14
Auk 25
?ug 25
Auk 26
Sept 2
Ans 24
Au* 25
Aus 5
Sept 20
Jan 6
?Jan 4
Jan 3
, I*"cb 3
Jan
Mar
fla?e- H'-eh.
do lit pf. 2000 -9%
do id Pf.?**?" 400 14
deb
Fumoit'i Flayers ... ./EB?3
do pf . f'r9
Fed Min & Smelt pf 100
Fisher 'Judy . ^^
do pf . 1?0
Fi k Ru!>ber Tire. . . 27C0
Froeport-Texas . 2300
Gaston-Williams ... 200
("en Asplmll . ...208800
do pf
?'en (' Kar pf
Ceil F.lcctric . . . . . . . 21G""0
i'fn Motors . 4C00')
do pf . 100
do 6% deb. 800
do 7% deb. 400
Coodr.ch I? F. 1300
do pf . 30?
Granhy M'.nine .... 16rv->
(;t Northern pf. 8"?O0
(?t Norlh Ore Hubs. . 1100
Greene Cananea Cop. 300
Guantanamo Rucar.. 400
Gulf Mob & Nor. . . . 3C0
do pf. *?0
Gulf K'ates Steel. .. 2800
HaskcII & Bark Car. 13C0
Hartman Corp. 100
Ilrndee Mf(f . 100
Komestake Minim?.. 300
60-W
? Houston Oil . 2500 53%
1 Hupp Motors . 3000 11%
7 Illinois Centra!. 200 96/2
.60 India/iorna Refining-.. 2600 2%
? Inspiration Copper.. 3800 34%
? Int Con Corp. 10800 2%
? do pf. 3300 7%
? Int AgriculUrre. 400 7%
? do pf. 200 40%
5 Int Harvester. 8900 80%
7 do pf. 200 101%
? In? Mor Marine. 200 9%
6 do pf. 33C0 46%
? Int Motors . 1300 32%
do 1st pf..
Infl Niekel .
Int'l I'aper . .
do pf stp"d.
Invincible Oil
200
5500
17600
100
5400
Island Oil . 132C0
Jewell Tea . 20:0
5 4
1 8
7V
8
23
4
17
14
Feb 11
Feb 15
May 7
May 4
Feb 7
May 11
Feb 17
Jan 14
Sept 9
May 10
Jan 12
Sept 23
May 10
Feb 19
Sept 17
Sept 23
Feb 2
Mar 29
Mar 28
Jnn 7
May 9
Apr 29
May 4
Jan
Jan
Sept
Jan
Feb
Jan
Sept 8
?ug 5
Apr 25
Jan 12
Jan 17
May 17
May 18
Jan 6
Jan
Jan
Augr
May
Mar
Jan
Jan
M ay
Jan
Jan
J;ui
Jan
May
Jan
J a 11
May
May
Sept 23
May 11
Jan 15
Ft'.) 5
Jun 15
Muy 1 !
97
55%
10
46%
24
35%
13
12%
3
12
27
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13
6
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3
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May 13
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May 6
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Feb 23
Jan 3
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31%
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Jan 10
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Jan 3
Mar 11
Jan 14
June 21
Jan 22 12
Jan 3 7
Apr 27 12
Auk 10 ?
Aup 25 7
June 7 ?
Aup 25 1
Aus 290?
Feb 3 12
Apr 14 7
Jan 3 7
Jan 4 ?
Jan 3 7
Augr 25 ?
Aus 31 7
June 13
Augr 16
May 6 ?
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Auk 20 ?
Aujf 24 ?
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June 10 ?
June 25 ?
July 15 ?
May 23 ?
Jan 4 8
Mar 18 7
Augr 25 12
Jan 3 2
July 20
June 22
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Aue 24
Augr 14
Augr 25
Mar 11
Mar ?1
Aus 21
June 15
Auk 25
Jnn 4
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Srpt 13
Sept 21
1 Sept 19
Ai.'jr 25
i July 28
Jan 20
? July 28
Mar 31
June21
j June 21
June 20
Jan 23
June 18
Mar 11
Sept 19
June 21
Aue* 31
Aue 31
June 14
June 10 ?
Aus 9 ?
May 31 ?
Augr 4 ?
Autr 25 2
A uii 3 8
July 1 ?
Augr 26 ?
Jan 19 5
Mar 12 .1
A us* 25 6
Auk 17 6
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Auk 26 7
June 23 ?
June 23 2
June 20 ?
Jan 3 ?
Mar.11 ?
Mar 12 ?
Augr 26 3
June 17 ?
Apr 26 ?
Au?; 26 ?
Aus 23 ?
Autr 22 ?
Aug ?2 8
Ji*ly 16
Jan 8
June 21
Aui{ 25
July 5
Jan 5
Aug- 24
June 4
Aug 25
July ?8
June 14
Mar 12
June 20
June 24
Aue. 24
J.-ne 20
June 21
June 23
Aug 13
Sept 24
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Junr- 24
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June 24
JuneLi 4
Sept 23
do pf.
Jones Rro.s Tea.
Kan City Southern
do pf .
3 Kayser J .
1 Kclly-Springrfield . . .
Kclsey Wheel .
7 do pf .
Kennfcolt Copper. . .
Keystone Tire .
5 Kresse S S.
Lacka-.vanna Steel..
Laclede Gas .
- Lake Krie & West..
2 Lee Rubber & Tire.
3/2 Lehich Valley . 6300
Lijig-eU & Myers... 4C0
do pf .
do B _7. 11
Lima Locomotive ... 5i
do pf . 2?
Loew's Co Inc. 44?
Loft Candy . 10
Loose-Wiles Biscuit
Lorillard Pierre .
Louisville at Nash
Mackay Cos .
Mailinson & Co. .
do pf .
Manati SuR-ar. . . .
Manhattan Elev ..
Manhattan Shirt..
800 313^.
503 20
49C0 203.
500 513/
400 73
24100 423,
500 53
330 90
6700 20!
2300 12!.
200 141
3200 43
300 49
100 10!
1100 26'
77
90
14%
978
300 32
100 147/
700 110
100 70
%
1%
? Marland Oil . 1400
60O 4
1C0 15
1500 34
1C0 53<
400 15
300 6
2CO 9
100 1/
? 100 5
900 82
100 101
143-100 115/
2400 21'.;
1.20 Middle Slates Oil... 110CO 12'/
? Midvak- Steel . 2400 263/
? Minn & St Louis... V'M 10'r
7 M, St P & S St M. . 1100 71
? Mo, Kan & Texas... 900 2'
? do pf. 1OC0 3
? Missouri Pacific. 4500 20s
? do pf. 10300 41'
Market St Rwaj*. . . .
do pf.
do prior pf.
do 2d pf.
Martin Parry Corp . .
Marlin Rockwell....
Max Motor B.
do ctfrs .
do 1st pf ctfs.
May Dcp't Stores...
do pf.
Mexican Petroleum..
Miami Con Copper.
Montana Power.
do pf.
Montgomery Ward,. .
Nat Biscuit .
do pf.
Nat Cloak & Suit. . .
do pf.
Nat Cond & Cable. .
Nat Knara & Stamp.
National Lead .
?io pf.
N K R of Mex 2d pf.
Nevada ("on Copper.. 3S03
New Or. Tex & Mex. 100
Now York Central... 8500
N Y, Chic & St L. . 10O
. N Y Dock. 603
N Y, N II & Hart. . 180-00
N Y, Ont & West. . . 4630
Norfo'k Southern.... 600
Norf & Western.... 1803
North American.... 1 14 TO
do pf. 11300
200 119 119 113 ? 2%
200 111% 111% 111'2-f- %
? 3!
100 102
7700 5%
Northern Pacific. .
Nova Scotia Steel.
Ohio Body .
Ok'.a Prod & Kef.
Ontario Silver '. . ..
15830
300
200
3175
6C0
Orphoum Circuit. 2200
Otir, Elevator . 100
Otis Steel . 100
Pacific Devel Corp... 500
Pacific Gas & EIcc. . 2100
: Pacific Oil . 3<*00
Pan-Amer Petrol.... 54200
?J? B . 960-0
Panhandle . 100
do pf. 50
Parr'sh & Binfrham. 1600
Pennsylvania R R. . 12500
Penn Seaboard Steel. 24C00
Peo f?as & Coke. . . . 3200
P?re Marquette. 2309
do pf. 2C0
Philadelphia ("o .... 2000
Phillips Petroleum.. 76C?
Phillips-Jones . 200
Fierce-Arrow . 8500
do I'f. 280O
Pierce Oil . 2500
?la Pf. 1000
Coal.
Apr
Aue
Jan
Jnn
Feb
Sept
Jan
24
8/a
5'J%
11%
4%
32
16! a
32! s
62%
67! ?
17%
42
8S
124' ?
1v5%
6 S
82
21
5 Pittsburgh
6 do pf. 800
Pitts & West Va. .. . 2300
? Pressed S'.eel Car. . ? 9'JO
7 do pf. 100
4 Pul** Sir Cor of N J. 100
8 Pullman Co . 10500
? ' Punta Aief-re Sugrar. 2300
2 Fure Oil . 27C">
8 Kn-ay Steel Spring . 1300
3.41 Fand Miner) . 2700
? Kay Con Copper... 2703
4 Beading- . 60500
2 do Irt pj. 1200
2 <!?* 2d pf. 1600
? K-miniftc:*. Typewr . 200
? Rcplogrle Sieel . ;0O
? RepuS Iron -?: Steel. 21400
? Repub Motor Truck. 4400
5.20 Rojal Dutch . 23**00
1 f'.t Jo.,eph Lead.... 12C0
? St L ?u San Fra.i . . 4600
? do pf . 4rjo
? St Louis So'westcrn 3300
? do pf . 1C00
? San'a Cecil.a Sugar t00
? Sa\a?.'e Anns . 400
"*! 22 ? Sason Moiois . 1C00
' u? 22 ? Seaboard Air Line.. 8O0
do irf . 900
Sear.? Koebuck .... 13300
?"-i-ni-ca Copper .... 13400
Shottutk Ariz Cop. 40O
74Sh<il Tr & Trans. . . 400
Sinclair Consol .... 2l9r_0
SIoss-ShelT 311 ?v Ir. 170j
do pi" . 100
Pacific . . . 63200
P.way _ 12600
323
Mar 22 -
?11.; 23 -
Mar 11 -
Jan 3 -
Aue 17
Auk 25 -
June 29 -
July 1
June 21
June 20 -
Juns-21 -
Sspt 2
June 24
June ', ?
Jan 3
Kept 23
Sept 22
June S
South rn
Scuthet i
do pf ....
Standard Milling
Stand Cil of Calif.
Stand Oil o?' N J .
do .if . 5200 107' g 1C67
Steel Tube & Fdy pi 4 00 66% 66
Stern !lr,..t 8% pf.. 121 82 82
Sie-v-Warner Speed. 300 2o^a 25'..
11'.y> 147% 134
4' 4
; Cr. 11:1 n .1 ?d on tecsnd nag; foilowln?)
K?DDER, PE?BODY & \\
lotfW'S?. 115lh./!nviirj3t
45 East 42,*?lS?. 216 BerWtfgt
NEWY?rK BOS?Oii
i
Oovaramsiit Bonis
Investment Se;?irife
Foreign Exchanga
Lettars o? Credit
investment Circular
on Request
Corresponde-;: ?
B?RIKS BROTHERS & CO., Lft
LONDON
Remitting Money
Abroad
?' \-A Y "\ ?? V^i
Branches Affiliations
ENGLAND ERAZIL
FRANCE COLOMBIA
APrV^TiuA ECUADOR
ARGENTINA r.UATFMii i
pF.RiT SAN SALVADOR
URUGUAY VENEZUELA
MEXICO NICARAGUA
Correspondents in Belgium, Holland,
Italy, Switzerland, Germany, etc.
7 clef:hone 11 .'
?nglo-Soutk American
' BANtC l ' IVr~.n
New York Agency, 49 Broadway
First Mortgage
Convertible Sinking
Fund .8% Bonds
The obligation of an old es?
tablished company, secured by
a first and only mortgage en all
its fixed assets, having an ap?
praised value of two and one
half times the amount of these
bonds.
Net earnings have averaged
3 ' , times preseat interest
charges for last five year?.
Convertible at any time into
the common stock of the com?
pany.
Sinking Fund to retire two
thirds oi these bonds by
maturity.
Price to yie?d over 8.25%
Details upon reauc : .
St., New York
Philadelphia Pittsburgh
Bcitim.re " as!vn-l, .: Vri.minytoa
Burns Eros.
Farreli Coal
O? 1 ! ' ? ? - ? C<
sel forth in
: r
?
Ask for !. I
WilKam W. Cohen & Co.
S -. V
'I robers- \ -, Vnrk ? ' ? .:?
* t v. hung? Place, N< n JCork.
Nati Ice & Coal
Stacks
J.E.RIce.Jr.&Co.
t'Ui.fi'S ?...... LU 4H< till ?: Wail .t. .'??!?
National
Park Sank
CLMTQ** GILBERT
2 Wa4k2frcet. N. Y. Tel. 4S? Red??
New Savings Accounts Keep
New \ork City's Banks Busy
N iw York ivings I ihown
up well in
pi ?gn h ? ?;
......... . . 7 .......... At
...
?
Mutual Savin
their que ta I r ? he -.. ?
" W.7 ,?,.,.
Gary Negotiates for l*urc!ia?e
Of Bix Mexican Steel World
MEXICO CI TV Elbert H?
Gary, i h irman of t! ,; l^e
United Stat - S eel i Prl?r
to hi* d artun from Mexico City oR
Thursday, en( Ted into negotiation! f?"
the purchase of the Monterey 1 r>r-n and g
Steel Foundry Company'? property,
among the largrest in the repoblic, ?*"
cording to "The Excelsior."

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