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Federal
L
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5% Bonds
Pue M\y 1, 1ML
Optional May 1, 1331
Exempt from Federal,
State, Municipal and
local taxation.
Price TOO and Interest
Yielding 5%
Circular on readiest for J.K-??S
: The National City Company
? ?kfaln l -.: C ty Bank Bulldlnj
I Uptown Office; ??---? St, & Madison Ate.
r
Woolworth
A discussion of the
status of this company
is contained 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.
120 BROADWAY
NEW YORK
Uemiere Seie York Stock Exchange
?
li
Your Copy
OfThe New Booklet
"Income Building on The
Byllesby Ten-Payment Plan"
it read? for mailing
it will show yon how easy it i? to
build a ?ubstantial accumulation and
a steady income through ?mall sum?
regularly inve?tcd in tour.d securitie?.
Thoroughly tested inveshnenti may
be purchased on the Byllesby Ten
Payment Plan yielding 7% to 9r'c.
At 7 c'r s monthly investment of
$10.00 safely grows to $3071.05 in
25 years. The method is shown in
this booklet.
As\ for booklet NYT-5, and a list
of high grade securities on vhich
tite plan is ivied.
H.MByllesby G Co,
Incorpora re ti
111 Broadway NrwYork
Chicago - Providence - Btnton
?VviGO
/?< VALEMCWJ
'?2 { ?
40 ? '
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KX " ' - : '-j ,r- \
IN SPAIN
Six of its own branches in
important Spanish cities en?
able the Anglo-South Aratr
ican Rank, to ofTcr excep?
tional facilities for the
?rornpt and efficient hand
ng of import and export
business with Spain, Tars':
tranches are located at:
Madrid Virjo
Barcelona Bilbao
Valencia Seville
Other branches in
Paris Argentina
Bradford Chile
Manchester Peru
Mexico
Anglo-South American
"Bank, limited
"Atnt York Apency, 49 Broadway
! Head Offico, ? I n
rloyd-Jones, Vivian
& Co.
Investment SecurfMes
Wrnjb?r? Sew York Steck Eiihtni?
15 William Si. Broad 3352
New York
Columbia
Trust Co.
CLINTON GILBERT
2 Wxll Street, N. Y. Tel. 4848 Recto,
Chase Nat!. Bank Rts.
Guaranty Trust Co.
ftilcCLURE JQNES&^EED
Member* Nevo York l ? -??.i;,?
M-<. ,a ? o laa..,. ?I K? i?ir
united -tuft-? treaaur* ?Vote* and
' rrlihrnti'* of Indehtrdnemi
The Trend in Finance
Railroad Strike Order Partially Discounted in Ad?
vance by Heaviness of Shares;
Industrial Stocks Steady
OBVIOUSLY, behind the hesitation in the stock market last week
were rumblings of doubt regarding the immediate outlook for the'
railroads. After the market closed on Saturday, the railroad
brotherhood chiefs let it be known that the stage had been set for a strike
on October fit). A tie-up of the arteries of the country at this time of
fluctuating conditions incident to the after-the-war readjustment would
involve such serious complications that no legitimate efforts to avert it l
ought to be avoided.
Both tho men and management have]
been maneuvering for position, and
there is no assurance that the strike
order cannot be canceled. The heavi?
ness of the rail shares last week, par?
ticularly Friday afternoon and Satur?
day morning, represented apprehension
lest a crisis would be reached. Tho
prospect of cutting freight rateg,
which was discussed by executives at
Chicago Friday, was associated with
wage reduction.-?, and hence possibly n
strike.
When tho signs of actual deflation
first appeared on the economic horizon,
as early ns the fall of 1919, the prin?
ciple had many supporters in theory
Business men eeemed to recognize its
value, but, humanly enough, each in?
dividual was Inclined to recommend
deflation for the other fellow instead
of for himself. Spokesmen for virtually
every industry perceived special rea?
sons why his trade should be exempt
from the general downward readjust?
ment. But one by one the sweep of
tho movement reached the outposts of
tha business world, and the more
favored industries at last were affected.
Railroad rates have long remained out
of line and railroad men realized the
disparity. They have steadfastly
argued that rates cannot be lowered
until a further pruning down of
wages has been accomplished. Now,
at least, deflating railroad rates has
attained a place in? practical discus?
sions, and seems near accomplishment.
Under the stress of necessity ever
eo many folk aro learning how to do
the hitherto impossible-to reduce
costs. The process calls for genius in
management and challenges the per?
manence of tenure of the misfits in the
world of give and take.
Aside from the moderate weakness
of the rails, there was another week of
drifting In the stock market. The slen
derness of the reaction of industrial
stocks in the last fortnight means that
the market has been able to retain the
major portion of its gains since the
slump of quotations to the most de?
pressed levels of the year late In Au?
gust.
In a sense, then, the vacillations of
recent days aro capabi?.of favorable
interpretation. The hesitation at the
new level of prices represents a dispo?
sition on tho part of speculators to
wait upon tho economic event for guid?
ance. If a general tie-up of transpor
tation should come, as threatened, it
might disastrously check the mending
tendencies in business and would halt
efforts to reduce unemployment.
The United States .Senate Is in the
; i ' ess of determining what is a liv?
ing wage for a banker. It iast week
r.dopted ft lesolution introduced bj
Senator Overman to investigate the
ray roll of the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York. The action was precipi?
tated by Irritation over the. repon
that some of the officers of the regiona
bank were receiving salaries ranging
from $10,000 to $50,000. Senator Over
man comes from North Carolina, where
dollars go further than in New York
He might, therefore, disagree with Nev
York bank directors as to what Is ar
adequate wage for a banker.
The board of tho Federal Reserv?
Pank in this city,however, has to mee
the competition of member banks li
attracting efficient personnel. What
over a just wage might be, this mucl
seems beyond dispute: the director:
of the Federal Reserve Bank of Nev
York would be profligate and inexeus
ably wasteful if they limited thei
salary inducements so radically us t
attract only mediocre men to the insti
tution. The initiative in banking mat
ters at this center lies with the Re
serve Bank to such an increasing de
gree that it would be penny wise am
pound foolish to the nth degree t
restrict the personnel of the bank to
individuals of the stature of clerks and
routineers. On the other hand, pub?
lic officials have a right to know
whether tho Treasury is being deprived
of funds through needlessly padded
pay rolls in any ono of tho twelve
regional banks.
Speculative borrowers encountered a
period of moderate stringency in the
money market last week. The drain of
funds to tho interior of the country to
meet crop moving e.nd other require?
ments and the heavy withdrawals by
the Treasury from New York banks
combined to tighten the situation ? f
ficiently to force call loan rates to 6
per cent at the Stock Exchange. At
the end of tho week the Treasury with?
drew $117,000,000 from tho banks to
retire an issue of certificates of indebt
educ?a, and preparations by the banks
to meet this demand constituted an im?
portant factor in curtailing temporarily
tiie supply of loanable funds, However,
as the week closed the, situation eased
and the disbursement of a larj-o volume
of funds by tl?e government which it
withdrew from the banks is likely to
make for a more abundant money supply
for the next few days at least.'Funda?
mentally, there has been no important
change in tho general credit situation, j
Tho long trend of rates is downwnrd. !
Indicative of the greater easo of tho ?
commercial credit market is the fact j
that discount rates for primo bankers' !
acceptances have declined 1 per cent .
during the last four months. The rate
on June 15 for all maturities up to :
ninety days stood at bV? per cent, j
compared with 4V? per cent at present..
While the other European exchanges
moved upward, the mark tumble! pre?
cipitately. At the close of the week
it was quoted at the lowest level in
history. Tha hope that some tnngle de-!
velopment would stop the declino of the
mark into the pit of worthlessness is
gradually disappearing.
In a sense, Arthur Richman has
dramatized the investment information
column in his new play, "The Ambu ';?'
v,hick the Theater Guild first pre ?
last week. Although the play is pri?
marily a story of the interference of
circumstances with the ideals of a
middle-class clerk, orte o? the main In
ridents deals with tho rise and fall of
Magnificus Oil. The central character;
of the drama, against his, own judg?
ment, exchanges Un ted States '?'??
ury notes for shares in the new pet re?
?r urn companies. To the get-rich [U
assurances of the suave stock sale
men he was adamant. But he yielded
to tho sordid, unintelligent, grasping
impulses of liis wife and daughter.
Ibis familiar enough stage occurrence
suggests why it is difficult to legi
financial irregularities out of exi itenc
Ordinarily the factors which help to
turn would-be investors into v
are inward and originate ?n their own
foolhardinesa.
Day7 s IS etc issues
Eldredge & Co. are offering an issue
of $230,000 City of Albany 5'/4 per
cent registered improvement bonds,
due serially October !, 1922, to 1941,
inclusive, at prices to yiel i
?1.80 per cent. Tho bonds are i
from the New York State income ?
is well as from all Federal
taxes, and are legal investment
-livings banks and trust funds il
York, Massachusetts and Conned
SbibuRHwa domes to I rpr Idea
Of World Trade Association
TOKIO, Oct. 16 (By The Assoc it
Press).?Formation of u commercial as
ociation to develop world commi
by diminishing competition as far as
possible is one of the objects of tl
visit to America of liaron Shibu
president of the Tokio Chamber of
Commerce. Great Britain, the United
States and Japan would bo members oj
Oio proposed associ?t.on, which al
would contemplate reciprocity in i
customs, it is declared by leading news?
papers here.
Price Trend of the New York Stock Market
liie gruph show? tiio weekly fluctuation? in thjC average price o! (?nay railroad storks in one line and tliirty industrial
?tocks in ihr other since Scplemhcr I, 1919
Transactions Last Week in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dcalhi?:*
t, 1921 \ ? - rk Ti .bun? Inc )
STOi KS
Week Year Januarr 1 to dale.
Lait week. befor?. airo. 1921. 1920. 1919.
Railroad 'lock? . 571,900 ' 52,200 26.S39.400 40,631,200 75.402
Other stocka . 1 >,20i 2,410 i . 30 t04,271,900 131,8
All stocka . 2 7,10 2,070 101,000 130,811, DO 172,447,800 234,783,500
BOXU i January I to Ai:-.
Lrntweek. Werk before. Ttar ?so. 1921. 1920.
IT. S. rovcrnment bonrl 186,0 0 ? $41,913,000 $1,586.211,000 $1,413 608000
(i :;-, bonds .......... 1 ' ),154.000 414.505 . | -
!' lilroad I onda. 17,94 12,671,000 6 "
All bonda. 3 04,738,000 2,548,437,CCC 2,407,054.000
I Record of Stock and Bond Average?*
(Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune Inc.)
STOCKS Ran?? Jan. 1 t* Rang* f?li
Lsust week. Year or?. data. yea? 1820.
HUrn. Low, ??'.gh. Lew. Hlrh. Lew. Hlfh. Low.
2.1 KailroaJs . 64,r-0 62.65 73.25 72.00 65.85 87.40 73.80 68.60
Ind aiaU . 67.17 66.37 86.30 84.83 79.13 60.80 110.00 67.67
50 Stocka . 66.U $4.90 81.08 78.70 73.38 61.02 92.96 64.30
BONDS
10 Rail/opr!, . 76.94 75 76 78.T3 78.2? 76,23 71.01 76.97 66.73
IC [ndastrials . 83.43 SI 74 84.'8 83.98 B4.53 80.48 91.43 81.30
Utilities. 76.63 7* iZ 73.33 7?.OS 78.70 70.13 74.58 67.44
C Bonds . 79.: 78.30 79.01 78.79 79.01 75.25 61.71 73.94
1' Th Low Lie. Net
Date. 1921. riitr. in $. fialr*. TTVh. Low. Clone, ri'se.
', Oct 4 26% .I.i-i 3 ? Adams Express . 500 47; 2 -17 47 ? 2
., Jan 7 M Sept 2 ? Advance Homely ... 12C0 13 \2 4 12' 4? 1
40 Jan 12 3 June 21 * Air Reduction ..... 60? 30% 27 - 2 ' ?
. (an : Sept 2 AJai Rubber . . . 6200 22% 19% 20 ?2%
a Keb a V, Scpl 22 -- Alaska 'loht Mints.. 600 % ?, ? _.-- %
1?, f ?'? :> g ?' ; i)i-! 0 ? All ika luneau .. .. 115'X> % % %? %
55" . Jan 14 34 Vu? 13 4 Allied Chem & Dye. 2600 45', 15% j-f- '/a
93% Jan 26 ' : June 23 7 do pf . 4^0 P7% e3 83 ? 1
IS i May 2 ."? ; Aujr 24 4 Allia Chalmers .... 900 34 33% 33%? %
Vlar ' ??.'/? ?Vus 23 7 do pf . 100 76' 3 76'/a 76%-j- 1%
65% I .,-, i ! '.' 29 . Aracr Affri Chem. . . 1900 35 S3 33 ?2
64 Jan ' 51 \u<r 29 ? dr. pf . 400 61% 60 60 ? P?
Feb 28 46% Jnn 6 4 Amer Rank Note... 200 51 '., '? - %
1 Jon 11 '? do pf . 100 47% 47% 47%? '.4
01 ~ Feb 19 24% Oct 15 ?? Arn.-r Reel Snirar. . . 3500 26% 24% 25 ? 2
65'/2 May 2 29' i Aus I0 ? Amer Bosch Mn?r. . . 600 3D 33' ? 34 ? 1
i Jan 29 .a' . [une 21 ? Amer Can . 1900 273;, 26% 2G1 3? 1 ' s
Fan 20 6% I ? ' do pf . 100 83% 82i/? c ?' -- 1
1 1 Sept 10 1151/4 J Amer Car & idy... I 3 128 ?, 12.*; -, 127%? 1
1 ' ;?'. , 23 108 ' . 23 7 do pf . 100 1 10(.i 11034 11Q3 ; ? %
; Jan 27 7 Ocl 6? Amer Chicle . 25C0 10! , 7% 10?-, . a..
Jan 20 15% Amer Cotton Oil... 500 10 18% 18% - %
6/ Apr 26 35i/2 .'?? . 5? do pf . 200 42a', 42 42 ? 1%
f '., Jan 1! 41., Au? 11 ?? Amer liras Syn_ 500 51 4 4% '-%L l'a
135 May 0 110 Aus 25 8 Amer Fxpress . 300 120 125 125 -?
1'.% May 18 8 Apr 14 ~- Amer ?'i.lo & Leath. COO 10% 10 10 ? %
5.'.v May 18 40'/2 Feb 2? do pf. 300 51% 50 51
61 Oct 4 42 Jan 25 7 Amer Iro . 1400 60 ?3% 60
{ Oct ?? 57 Jan ? 0 il>? pf . . . . 100 64 64 64 ? 1
: May ?, 21% Aufj 26 ? Amer Inter Corp.... 9500 33% 31% 01! /--- 2
'. i-.r 22 ' ? Lii-Fra Fire E 700 8% 8% 9% Va
Jan 31 17 Au? 27 ? An.er Linseed .... 6200 25., 23 25 2%
I 39% Auir 22 ' <'r? Pf . 570 49' 2 43 49%+- 2
Pia, Sept 10 . June20 6 Anu-r Locomotive... 2000 90/, 80 89%-f- %
a, ... - . June20 7 dopf . 100 106'/3 106/a 1061/2+ %
; >% Feb 17 ' Vuir 20 ? Malt & Grain. ;C0 12% 12% '."' 2? ! 4
, Mar i ? Jan 6 4 Uner Radiator. I00 71 71 71 -- 1
-, , Amci Safety Razor . 2500 4 ', 4 4 ? a,
?1 Jan 20 \?3 19 ?\mei S'iip A- Com.. 1600 6 634 "'4 |
443-4 May a . ' Imer Smeltine .... 3600 38% Si 4 36%? 1%
! . i: -i ' ? ne a 7 do pf .. . 4C0 78 77 ? %
7.R Oct . '? Ian ' 6 do ? pf A. 1300 7S 74 78 a 4;..
..'., ' , 1 m 1 ! American Snuff 1C0 I05 105 105 ? 5
?'.i ' mi- 11 G do pf. 500 85 85 85 !
Jan 4 18 Aue '? ' Amer Stcoi Fdry_ 1400 24% 24% 24%? %
96 Jan 19 52 , Oct '; - Amer Susrar .. . 21500 56/4 62% 63! b? 2%
1.. Ian 27 73 Oct 14 do pf . 2700 73 73 74 ?- 1
ES Mar ? Amcr S-imotra ?ob.. 10700 37'., 7,6 36% ? ?
54 Fob a .. . 25 \rnfr rel & Cabio , 210 60; a 50/. 50% a %
103'b '?'?? ?' ' ' fan 3 9 Amer Tri & Tel.. 6500 108' ? 107% 108
Nii. 24 ' l% June21 12 Anu? l'obacco .. 1900 1253-4 124 124 - %
94' Jon 31 86 Aue 27 6 do pi . .00 92 92 92 %
12734 Mny 23 Ian 112 do li. '200 124% 123 123
- . Oct I4 t Sept 1 kmcr Water Works. I00 64 6 4 <>% . %
I ' Oct 48 pf . 800 62 68'4 58%? 3%
Oct 1 I3 ?- ?I.? pf. 800 161 3 '5 '5
82'.; May 4 57 Feb 21. ' American Woolen, . 69C0 75'/2 74 74'.a-- %
98 Jan 2! 9; Feb 21 7 do pf . ... 7,0-0 97? a 97 97 ?,
39'/a Jan 20 ... Vi Amer Writ Paper pf. 100 24 24 2.4
3 ? Od 11 . , Vmer ' ic & Lead pf 200 37% 33 33
a -, . ?-.,, .. : h . . . . 6000 40% 70' a '? ?
Ann *,r'- .1- if 200 23' 3 2a 2 2"a 2a- 1 ;.
? h July ?- eta Realization.. 400 l'/4 1 '? ? !j
Maj ? Jan 26 4 Asso Dry Goods.... 400 32' 4 32 72 -
a a sept 2' ' ' - iicia .1 Oil .... 200 94 94 94 : :
87 1 ' ?;:,- .. ! .1 une 20 6 A.tch, lu.? & San V>. ?9C0 86'/a 8 ' ' . ?
1 . : . " ' . .1 in I 5 do pf. 800 81% a-',i 80%
'l'a Jan 4 2 tient ' AU, Birm S? AU. . 2X)? 234 2 ?a 2'4-- %
B ily ' . ' Atlan Ci .;.-: Line !50 ?3 84| 2 84l ..
9 Jan 1^4 Ocl Atlanti '? ruit _ iCO 0 2 2 ',
7'; 1 .? ' une Vtl Gulf & W I S S. 15100 27% 28'4 26%
?' 1 fun lo3., June do pi ..... 2100 21 ?. 19% 2 ' ? 1
a ? . Atlantic P< rol . . ? la %
1125 May 12 S.a. June 25 20 Allan'!.- Refining, 12 860 860 B60 i-12
20 ' pr .' ? ? Oct Alia ? ['a Ic :j - ? ;.
fan 14 a? Jnno13 -- Au lin Nichola ... ,9 9 ? 1
do pf ........., 62' 2 65 ?'?
?4.;; . lune 24 7 Baldwin Loco 45600 8; ? i'/a 86 4? 4
107.4 Jan ' lune ' do pf . 400 98 96i/a 98 - 1
4238 May ? " Bolto & Ohio 12100 . * 36' 4-? 2
Ian 1 ?lar 14 i do pf . . . 9C0 ? 1 51/a 61/2-j
27 May Juno a - Barnsdall A , ., I00 25 25 25
.! -.. 1H June! do 11 . . 600 2 , 12 25 4- 3 "
62! 2 May 6 3! Bi thlolicm ; rcl .... 700 51 51 61 ?- 2
May Juno 22 5 do Class fl 18100 ' . I " v 5 a ?j? 2'
9 . .; .Ian 1 1 B7 June I ! 7 do '% pi 90 a a , 90i/2 - -/
*Jan 19 9334 I? ?i- 2 8 do 8 pf. 0 " ' ' 8 88 ?? ' .:
n 25 ' . ?? Bklyn Rap Transit. 300 " .. , 4 "'/2? ???.
10 Jaij 2 . , ?? .- do cil'- . . 700 ?? ; ?" .. 4/a? > ?
72/2 May 'i 51 Ian 12 Bklyn 1 nion i.a>... I a .. 68
5 i ,lan 11 2 , (Vug 24 ?- Brunswick. 200 3!'2 3'/2 3/3H J>
Jan 8 10 Burm Bros . 16 JO 105 10l?>a 1031/a? a.
6 Jan 7 334 Aue 2'- ?-- Bulto Cop & Zinc... 1100 4% 4% 4%~ <r
-, a..- IC ; June20 ?? liuito & -su!> I'opper 1800 15% 14% 14%-f- ..
28 An- 2 1 i ,- Jan 4 - Butterick . . 400 25 24 24 ? 1/
' Vpr I2 ?? ? . Ca Ido Oil ... '600 a" , \Z 12% ?- ! ?.
? alifornia Pai king 1100 65!/2 65 65 ? '.;
May I3 25 Jan California Petroleum 286O0 -' 4 40 40%? \/\
79 May '' 68% Jan 4 Q do pf . 800 79 78 78%.: 2/
Ian Coll Zinc S Lead 2< rri I 7", 4 ?? ' ,
53 May 3 41 ,.: Jan i 2 Calumet & Arizona 00 61 61 6! ? %
46 Oct 14 40 Jan 21 3 Canada Southern 11 5 40 4a 45 -. 5
119% .Ian 11 101 Jun Canadian Pacific . 17000 113% 110% 110%? 2%
1 :? n I . ?? Case J I pi. 200 75 75 70 ? 2
43/4 ' Jan 19 22% Aug 24 - ?entrai Leather .. 6500 23 2 2:% 27%? ^
Au 26? il'? pf . 2500 63 50 60%? 2/4
209 .1 : 12 B Central !?' II of \ J. 400 193 19?, 193 ? 7
i ; . Mar ' Cerro de Pasco 42' 1 30? , 29 4 2-,a(? /
v' 1 Oct 7 >: Chandler Motors ,...13500 ?' '? i8% 40|
? VI II h.:??. Chesapeake & Ohio. 1400 55% 63% 53%? 21-.
an 2C '??*?: Aug 20? Chic & A!a?n pf... 200 9% 9 , v>%? Vt
6% .. m 29 , Lpi 28 < hi : & Last III. ... ! 2 ? ?4
May 9 6 . June 2 Chic Gt Western.. 500 7% 7% 7%? %
Juno 18 do pf. 800 16% 16% I6%? %
7a Jan a 22 Iune20- Chic, M & St Paul, 7700 25% 23; 4 23%? 24
, J ?- Iuno21 do pf.?700 40% 86/4 36/a? 3?4
71 Jun 11 60 ,. \pr l? 3 Chic ? Northw'n... 2700 69% 65% 65'/2? 2
110 Jan 11 ' July ; ' do pf . 000 101% 100 100 ?2
1 i Jan a . ?; ; Chic Pneum Too!.. 400 53 C2 53
::5 Sept 14 : "?? Chic, It I & Pac_ 11100 33! a 31% 32 ? V/4
68 4 Sept 20 : . 2 June! do 6% pi : ) 0 67% 67 67 ? 7.
E . . 26 68 . Mar do 7% pf . < ? 4 79 79 ? 4
Junci Chic, St P, M & O. 63 5 3 ? 34
80 June July do pf .. 00 76 70 76 ? 4
Feb ?' 9 Ai Chile Copper. 5700 ;2; 4 11% 11%
27 1 May 1 aha,., Con Copper.. 2600 20 24% 2434? 1l/{
43 Jan : 32 June! ' C, C, C ?St SI Louis.. 1200 42 4 30 ; 42%? 2%
i'a Ocl 14 60 Feb IS do pi ICO 671 4 67% 67%-}- V.\
62 . ran 19 4 Junc25 ? Cluetl Peabody 400 . '? , 38%~ s?
Fi Coca-Cola . 23O0 , 33! 4 ??'?>
'?'?? 6 i J Col Fuel & Iron. , $00 24% 24 24%? ?'4
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Col & Southern.... 500 35'a
Columba Graphe... S3SC0 3T'?
do pf . 1500 15
Consol Cigar? . SCO 23
do pf . 100 68
Coru-ol Distributor?. 100 74
Consol i,as . 8300 90
Consol Textile . ?300 17H
Continental Can .... 100 47
Corn Product? ._ 6100 78' a
do pf. 600 107
i Cosden ft Co. t+400 33'/2
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Del Lack ft West...
Detroit Kdison .
Detroit United R R..
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Dome Mines . 1000 18^
Dul So Shore ft AU. 100 2?
de pf. 800 4?
Durham Hosiery _ 10O 29
Elk Horn Coal. 800 18
do pf _. 100 88
Emerson Brant pf. , 600 24'
Endicott-Johnsen . . 2400 64'
do pf . 2C0 100
Erie . 6800 13'
de 1st pf. 8000 19!
<lo 2d pf. 1300 13J
Famous Player? _ 22200 695
do pf . 600 80
Fed Min ft Smelt pf 100 23
Fisher Body pf_ 200 100
Fish Body of Oble pf 4300 68
Flsk Rubber Tire... 1900 11?
Freeport Texas .... 2800 14=
Gaston William? ., . 3300 S
Gen Asphalt . 42000 65!
Gen Cigar . 600 59
Gen Electrlo ..._ ?900 1257?
Gen Motor? . 14300 10
do pf ,. 100 641,4
do 7% pf. .,. 600 73
GoodHch B F. 700 32
Granhy Mtnln* ... 200 21'4
Great Northern pf.. 6600 74%
Gt North Ore sub?. 1000 28"a
Greene Cananea Coy 200 22',?
Caantaniime Sugar.. 200 7
Gulf Molili0 ft Nor. 3300 6!.j
do pf. 100 18'.?
Golf State? Steel.,? 200 88'/a
Haskell ft Bar Car.. 2000 68*4
tiende* Mfr . 200 17^?
Homestak? Mining . 100 68
Houston Oil. 20000
Hupp Motor* . 1000
Hydraulic Steel .... 100
Illinois Central _ 600
eOlndlahoma Refe .... 6300
Indian Refining . . . 2800
Inspiration Copper. . 3900
Interb Con Corp... . 3400
do pf. 1400
Int Agriculture. 200
do pf. 300
Int nary este? . 2200
do pf . 300
lut Mer Marine,_ 300 10
do pf ., 2000 471. a
Int Motor.? . 3100 27
do 1st pf. . 20O 65'*?
do 2d pf. 400 64 4
Int Nickel. 3100 14'?
do pf. 300 75
Int Paper . 8700 48'. 2
do pf stpd. 300 69
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J .in 4 ? do pf ............ 600 42
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Jan 3 4 do pf. 600 61
Ocl 6-? Kansas ft Gulf. 10800 7'.'a
Ann 24 4 Kelly-Springfield_ 6500 44J,-3
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KeUey Wheel . 300 6&'/4
do pf. 200 80
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Keystone Tire. 1400 11
Kresge, S 8. 1800 I597s
Lackawanns Steel... 8000 41 ?/a
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Louis ft NashTiUa.. 200 108 105
Mallinson & Co- 200 18 13
Manat? Sugar ..... 600 22'/a 22
Manhattan EleY _ 400 42 4H.'a
Manhattan Shirt ... 100 25/g. 25/?
Market St Rway- 220 4'4 4
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do 2d pf. 300 8 6"4
Marland Oil . 6600 25 217a
Marlin Rockwell .. . 200 679 8??
Martin Parry C?r?. 600 14 14
May Dept Store?. ,, 400 85 83
do pf._ 200 102 102
Mexican Petrol _149600 8644 ?0V?
do pf . 100 70 70
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1.20 Middle State? OU... 80100 13Ta 13
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? Minn & St Lout?.... 8300 8-^ 64
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Mo Kans ft Texas. . , 400 1% 1'/a
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Ml-wourt Pacific .... 8000 20 18}?
do pf . 8500 43/4- *?'''a
Montana Power _ 300 64 63'/a
do pf . 300 82'/a 92' 4
Mont Ward . SOOO 19'B 18'/?
National Acme _ 300 14% 14/a
National Biscuit.... 400 116'? 115
do pf . 300 111 110
Nat Cloak & Suit. . . 230 18 17
do pf . . /.. 200 48 4P1,4
Nat Con ft Cable... 200 1 1
Nat f.nara & Stamp. 1200 4i 40
National Lead . 200 76 75
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N It R of Mex 2d pf. 6'XI
Nevada Con Copper. 8400
New Or, Tex &. Mex. S200
N Y Airbrake. 500
New York Central. . 8000
N Y, Cli & Si Loui?. 100
do 2d pf. 100
^?'i'.v York Dock.... 2iX>
N Y, N H S? Hart. . 2500
N Y, Ont * Western 1200
>. o.-foili Southern... 1300
Norfolk tk Western.. 2CKX.'
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Nova Scotia Steel.. . 300
Ni.ip.ally ._ 200
ok 1 > rod & lief. . . ?600
On.ario Silver . +00
Orpheuro Circuit.. . 1500
Otu Elevator. 200
Otis Sled . 700
on-rts Bottl M?ch.. 100
Pa.-itic Coast 2d pf. ?'OO
Pai .he Gas ft Elec. . S40O
Pacific Mail . BOO
Pacific Oil . 69100
Pan-Amrr Petrol . . . 67700
do 11 . 10500
Panhandle . 200
ParrUh .fc P.ingham. 100
Pennsylvania R It.. 6-100
"inn Se.ibo.ard Steel 49C0
People'? (?as ft Cok? 22C0
Pero Marquette .... 180O
do pi ior pf. 100
da pf . 600
Philadelphia Co _ 600
Phillips Jone? . 200
Phillips Petrol .... 21500
Pierce Arrow . 14C00
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