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Prices Rally
After Early
Selling Move
CoTcriuiS! for Ovov Holiday Ts
Factor in Recovery; Pros?
pect for To-day Is Another
Dull Session on Exchange
As an Interpreter of economic, even?s
in prospect, the New York Stock Ex?
change "was Inarticulate ycsterdny.
T"_ero "was further speculative selling
?aarly In the session by professional
tra-jers bent on profiting by quick
turns mado on the decline, but later
those Trho had been selling short since
Wednesday bej-an to diminish their
activities at the approach of tho Christ?
mas holidays. Toward the close the
?ledlne was checked, and despite con?
tinued irreguhuity the undertone was
firm as some shorts took profits by
?-?overlng and relieved themselves of a
market position until next Tuesday.
On the basis of tho gray dullness
which prevailed 1r. the various markets
yesterday, the prospects for "rading
to-day are none too bright. Barring
unforeseen news developments of a
financial bearing, one can expect cur?
tailed operations t?-day and a small
attendance even among active members
???the exchange. There was a petition
to close the exchange and make a
three-day holiday, but the governors
decided to keep open to-day and next
Saturday. One factor governing this
determination was the unusually small
number of petitioners for the extra
holiday. As far as next Saturday is
concerned, there is so much account?
ing work to be done at the close of
the year that even if the big board
closed for the day brokerage offices
would have to be open to perform their
bookkeeping operations.
As a result of the upturn yesterday
;-fternoon most of the losses sustained
earlier in the day were effaced, yet
there was still slightly more recessions
than gains. The average price of
twenty rails declined from 63.35 to
'??>.'_Q, and that of thirty industrials
from 74 to 73.80.
In the other markets there were
similar evidences of speculative inertia.
The foreign exchanges again drifted
slightly lower, reacting from their
?rains earlier in the month. Cotton
?rices advanced 19 to 38 points, and
wheat prices were He to l*%c higher.
-*?
Money and Credit
Opening and renewing at f>*j per
cent, call money yesterday worked to
lower levels, contrary to what might
have been expected preceding the holi
day. Demand slackened during the
?lay and at the close there was a plenti?
ful supply available on the Stock Ex
? hange at 5 per cent and over the
counter at 41-. per cent. Transactions
in time money were at a standstill,
rates being virtually nominal.
Yester- Year
day ago.
On industrial collateral 61/. 7
<iu mixed collateral.... r>-2 7
Time money (mixed collateral):
Sixty days .5(a5'? 7Vi(5:714
Ninety days.5(a 5H 7V4f?17V.
Four months ...... ?>'W?1-i 7 -n 7 > ?
Four to six months. 5@5-!4 7 <p 7'i*
Bank Clearings?Bank clearings at
\'ew York ver-terdav were: Exchanges,
$064,300,000; balances, *?60,900,000.
Silver?London. 347'sd; New York, do?
mestic, bar, 95%c; foreign, 64%c; Mex?
ican dollar?, 49Vic.
?
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange
Foreign exchange rates were gener?
ally lower in European and some South
American centers yest'-rday.
Cable rales o'n London fell back at
cent to $4.18%, while Continental ex?
changes sagged ?lightly almost through?
out the li. t.
f;i Rorr*
S'ester- Previous Year
day. day. ago.
GREAT BRITAIN (par $4.86 a Sovereign)
Demand . 4.1*7, 4. ???",, 3.62%
Cables . 4.18% 4.19% 3.63%
60-d bill (buy'g) 4.14% 4.17' . 3.47%
90-d bills (buy'g) 4.14*5 4I!*-;- ?. 4 0 > -_
! RANCE (par 19.3 cents a franc)
I'f-iiiand . 7.92 7.92% 5. ?>2 '_
('able? . 7.92V. 7.93 ir.'J3
BELGIUM (par 19.3 <-mus 11 franc)
' ?? mand . 7.61 7 62% 6.24
Cables . 7.61% v.G-i g ,25
V\ ITZERLAND (par 19.3 cents a franc)
?'^irisnd .1:1.4s 1<?40 15.22
? !ables .10 70 19 ;,i 15.25
ITALY (par 19.S cents a lira)
n<-man?l . 4.41% 4.4.1% 8.41
Cables . 4.42 4.44 3.42
; OLLAND (par 40 3 cents a florin)
Demand .ifi.50 .I6.cs 31.25
Cables .36.&S 36.70 31.37%
GERMANY (par 23* cents a mark)
1 " mand. .54 % 3.39%
' bles .53 54 % 1.40
AUSTRIA 1 par 20.3 cents a crown)
.<?4 U .04"'4 .26
? bles .nii; 0414 ,27
;,'>!;\\ AY (par 26.8 cents a crown)
Demand .15.52 15.70 15 25
rabies.15.57 15 75 15.30
SWEDEN (par 28.8 rents a cown)
Demand .:.'4.i>?) 24.90 19.75
' 'ables.24 95 24.95 19.80
DENMARK (par 26.8 cents a crown)
? nd .20.0.1 -JO.] 3 15.30
('allies .??COS 20.18 15.35
' P ' IN (par 19.3 cents a peseta)
i " n and .14.87 14.89 12.93
Cables .14.88 1 1.90 12 96
PORTUGAL (rar 108.05 cents an escudo)
Demand . 8.25 s 60 9.96
Cables . 8.25 8.50 in.no
GREECE (par 19.3 cents a drachma)
mil . 4.30 4 26 7.25
Cab!? 3 . 4 .75 4 30 7.30
POLAND (par 23.8 cnts ft mark)
Demand .03% .or*?,-, .17*
<'?-';?? s .03% ,03% ,18 '
Ci?ECHO-3-LOVAKIA (par 20.3 cents a
crown)
Demand . 1.39 1.39 1 is
Cables . 1.39 1.33 1 17
J UOO-SLAVTA (par 20.3 cents a crown)
Demand .39 .89 .73
Cables .59 .89 [74
RUMAN1 \. (par 19.3 cent? a leu)
Demand .76?? .78 1.3?
Cables .7G% .7.1 1.81
FINLAND (par 19.3 cent? a mark)
!>"-rai-|d . 3.95 1 D6 2.41
Cable? . 1 85 ] ;?0 2.46
FAR EAST
CITINA (Shanghai par unsettled)
Demand .7709 77.00 72 so
Cables .77.50 77.60 73.00
CHINA (Hongkong Par unsettled)
Demand .:.. on fs.no 66.;r
Cablea *.55 SU 65 25 66.35
JAPAN (par 49 8 cents a yen)
Demand .48.00 48.00 48.76
Cables .4<< 25 48 :;':? 4? 87%
INDIA (par 48.65 cents a rupee)
n?n>and .27.62% 28.?') 26.00
fables .27,76 28.25 26.60
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (par 68.8 cents
a dollar)
Demand ,.49 00 49 00 _
?'?bits .49.25 49-25 -
THE AMERICAS
ARQBNTINA (par 42.4* cents a paper
peso)
!l*lr-.und .33.37% 83.62% 34 12%
Cables .7.1.50 ;*;;.75 54.25
I KA7.II, ?par 32.45 cents a paper mllrels)
l>f>rnnnd .12.87% 12.87% 14.25
Cablea .13.00 13.00 14.37%
I'ttRU (par ?4.86 a )?>nnd)
Chocks . 3.50 .1 5? 4.0}
ECUADOR (par 45.60 cents a sucre)
Checks .25.80 21.80 _
CHILE (pnr 86.5 cents a peno)
??IVU'i''.", ,,**;.10,;-'?*? ia.76 13.87%
? "I fit AY (rar 103.42 < onts a peso)
1 hecks .70 87% 70.50 74.75
VENEZUELA (par 19.3 cents a bolivar)
Checks .17.59 1?.53 .
Canadian Exchange?New York funds in
Montreal, 7% por cent premium; Mont?
real funds In New York, 6 7-16 per cent
dls?oui?t.
Divi'Icnds
Kitra
Corn Vrvtlncti Reflnlnff Company?*-An ?x
ti.i dKIUend of 50 cent? u share on the
common stock has been declared In ad?
dition to the recular ?quarterly dividend
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Slocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
(Copyright, 1921, New York Tribuna Inc.)
! Slocks
Day Year' Jnnunry I to date
Yesterday before ?no 1921 1920 1019
Railroad stocks .... 78,300 G6.4C0 101.200 33,519,100 47,999.600 92,101,-100
Other Stocks . 411,300 041,200 5f>7!,100 139,996,400 173,202.600 215,018,200
I All ?Mocks . ?411,300 707,600 669,300 173,515,500 221,201,200 307,119,600
I>nnds
I Jnnunry 1 to dale
* Yesterday Day Wore Tear ago 1921 1920
j V. 8. 8-ovornmmt bonds. $9.487,000 $10,144,000 $19.004,000 $2.097,163,000 $2,464,101.000
I Knilrcad bonds . 4.106,000 3,163,000 2,363,000 627,275,000 594,671,000
j Other bonds . 5,001.000 4,701,000 2,999,000 732,119,000 737,583,000
; All bonds . 18,594,000 18,068,000 24,426,000 3,500,557,000 3,796,355,000,
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
(CopyriiAf, 1021, New York Tribune Inc.)
Stock*
Range Jrin.1 Range fnll
Tester- Day Year to'datc. Year 1?20
dar before ?go High. I,nit-. High. Low.
20 Ka'trnn.r slork?. * 03.20 63.35 01.70 67.36 57.40 78.B0 6:-).60
30 Industrial ?locks. 73.80 74.00 69.63 79.13 60.80 110.00 67.67
50 Stock.-.. GO.86 69.92 66.46 73.38 61.02 92.06 64.80
Bonds
10 Railroad bonds_i., . .. 80.49 80.49 7108 82.12 71.01 70.97 68.75
10 Industrial bonds. 86.34 86.08 81.49 87,66 80.45 91.45 81.30
5 Utility bonds . 80.3?. 80.10 69.10 81.00 70.13 74.56 67.44
25 Bond? . 82.70 82.90 74.85 83.30 75.25 81.71 78.94
Higb. Low. Div. N<
1921. 1921. in $. Sale?!. Open. Iliirli. L?W. Close, rh?r<
47''. 30 4 Air Bedocllon . 1400 45 47% 48 47%H 1
39% 15/4? Ajas Rubber . 2600 15% 16% 15% 16%-| %
V'. % ? Alaska Gold Mine.?... 200 % '4 V* %
59'^ 34 4 Allied Chemical _ 2600 57% 58 57% 5?' H %
S9i i 28'4 4 AtlU-Chalmer*? . 600 37% 37% 37% 37'4? '4
65'2 26' ?? American Agr Cham 400 29% 29% 29' ? 29^4? '^h
84 51 ? do pf . 600 57% 58' 4 57% 57%?- 'a
50% 43'2 3 Amer Bank Note pf 200 49% 49% 49% 49%? %
51 24'2 ? Amer lleet Sucer... 300 27% 27% 27% 27%? %
74% 55 6 do pf. 2CO 55 55 55 55 |- '.4
65% 29' a ?? Amer Bosch Mag... 1800 34 34 33', ^ 33% i- %
35% 23% ? American Can . 1400 32% 32?,, 32"/a 32%+ %
97 76?4 7 Amer Can pf. 300 93% 93% 93% 93'.-?
24% 15%? Amer Cotton Oil.... 2600 21 21 20% 20%? 1
67 35'2-- do pf . 300 44 44 43'4 43'/4? 1%
8% 4% ? Amer Drug Syn. 600 4% 4% 4% 4%? %
16 8 ? Amer Hide & Leather 200 13'2 13% 13'2 13'.? %
62% 40!- a ? do pf . 200 58% 58% 58% 58%? %
76% 42 7 Amer Ice . 600 73 74% 73 74%-?- 1 ?
5338 21%? Amer Inter (.'orp_ 1700 39% 40% 39% 40%!- 78
62% 17 ? Amer Unseed . 1600 32 32% 32 32 -:- %
10234 73% 6 Amer Locomotive ... 20100 102% 104 102% 103% h 1%
10 3'% ? Amer Safety Razor. 1200 4 4% 4 4% | " ' s
14 4% ? Amer Ship & Com.. 600 6% 5% 5% 5'? !- %
47% 29%? Amer Smelting _ 5600 42% 43% 42'4 43%-f* 1%
90 63% 7 do pf . 200 88 88 87 87! 4? 7a
88 63' 6 do pf A. 300 87 87 87 87 ? %
35 19 3 Amer Steel Edry_ 1400 321';? 32% 313.', 31%? %
96 47% ? American Sugar. 3600 51% 52 51% 51% r %
107% 67% 7 do pf . 300 81% 81% 81% 81% + %
S8 28%.? Amer Sumatra Toh.. 1600 30% 31% 30 31%+ 1
91 6434 v do pf . 100 65% 65% 65% 65%+ %
119% 95% 9 Amer Tel & Telep. . . 2600 113% 113% 113% 113%-113% 113%
136% 111% 12 Amer Tobacco . 1400 130% 131 130% 130%+ 'g 130 131',
131% 110 12 do B . 600 126 126 126 120 ? % 126 127?
83% 57 7 Amer Woolen . 3600 78 78% 77% 78%)- % 78'. 2 78?
104% 93 7 do pf . . 300 102% 103 102'4 103 -' 1 102 103
39% 20' 2 ? Amer Wr Paper pf. . 600 25% 25! 4 25'4 25%? 1% 25 26
? 14% 6% ? American Zinc . 60O 12% 12% 12% 12%+ '4 12% 12
40% 22% ? do pf . 2O0 37 37 37 37-36 37
50 3134? Anaconda . 3300 47% 49 47% 48%+ 1% 48% 49
6% 4 ? Amer Water Works.. 200 5% 5% ?34 5%- 5 5
2o' 8% ? do pf . 300 17 17 17 17 + % 17'4 17|
66 48 7 do 7% pf. 100 64 64 64 64 ? % 63 65
3% 1 ? Assets Real Co. 200 1 1 1 1 - 1 ?'
IO734 91 6 Associated Oil . 100 102 1C2 102 102 ? 1 101%, 104'
94 76-4 6 Aich, Top & San le.. 2603 91% 92 91% 91%? % 91% 92
88 75', 2 5 do pf . 800 85% 35% 85% 85%- 85% 86
7% 1 ? Ail, Birm & Ail. 300 1% 1% 1% 1%- 1% 1
91 77 7 Atlan Coast Line_ 000 84% 84% 84% 84%?? 84% 85'
9 1% ? Atlantic Fruit . 600 2% 2% 2% 2%+ % 2% 2:
76 18 ? Atlan, Gulf & W I... 4400 30% 30% 3033 30%- 303., 31
44% 153.4? do pf . 600 2134 22% 21% 22 + % 22U 23
25% 10 2' ? Atlantic Petrol . 300 23%. 23% 23% 231 2-24 25
113% 103% ? Atlantic Ref pf. 100 113 113 113 113 - 113 113!
i 70 ~ 50% 7 Austin Nichols pf... 100 64% 64% 641 ? 04%? % 64 701
4% 2% ? Auto Sales Corp. 200 5% 5% 5% 5%+ 1% 4% 5
i 15 10 ? tfopf . 20O 14% 14% 14% 14%+ % 14% 15
I 98% 62'4 7 Baldwin Locomotive. 8400, 95' 4 96% 94% 96%+ % 95% 96'
I 105 95 7 do pf . 200 104 104 104 104 - 102 105
| 42% 30% ? Baltimore & Ohio... 1C0O 34% 35 34% 35 - N 34% 35
i 563a 47 4 do pf . 100 62% 52% 52% 52%? % 52% 53
66% 55 7 Br Emp Steel 7% pf. 200 56% 56% 5634 563<, -}- % 56% 55
? 23 22% 7 do 2d pf. 1C0 23 23 23 23-22% 23
1 ! 2 ? Batopilas Mining ... TOO % % % %- ' 2
| 65 41% 5 Beth Steel, Class B.. 22C0 55% 56% 55% 56%-i- ! 3 56 56
: 14/g 6% ? Brooklyn Rap Tran.. 200 634 6% 6% 6%- 6% 7
I 122% 81% 10 Burns Bros . 1400 122 122% 121% 121%? % 121% 122
' 90 88 7 Bush Term pf. 100 90 90 90 90 % 89% 90
6% 324? Bulto Cop & Zinc... 600 53? 5% 5% 5%? % 5% 5
I 22 101/4? Butte & Sup Copper. 400 18% 19% 17% 19%+ % 183,4 19
! 33% 14%? Butterick Co . 3700 2934 31 29% 31 ?- 1 31 31
i 19% 734? Caddo Oil . 1CO 12 12 11% 12 + % 12 12
! 74 53% 6 California Packing... 400 69 69% 69 69! a? % 69 69
j 50% 25 ? California Petroleum. 2400 47% 48% 47% 48 + % 48 48
! 88 68% 7 do pf . 2CO 84% 84% 84% 34%? % 84% 86
7% 3% ? Call Lead & Zinc- 1400 5% 5% 5% 5%+ % 534 6
123% 101 10 Canadian Pacific- 4400 119% 119% 118% 1183/4? % 118% 118
15% 11 ? Carson Hill . 100 11% 11% 11% 11%? % 11% 11
i 43% 22%? Central Lealhcr - 3600 30% 30% 29-% 30%+ % 30% 31
i 96 57%? do pf .1100 62% 62% 62'4 62%? % 62% 63
i 36% 23 ? Cerro de Pasco. 1200 33% 34% 33! s 34 - 33 ~ 33
; 86 38% 6 Chandler Motors - 5200 46% 47% 46 47 + % 46% 47
I 63% 46 4 Chesapeake & Ohio.. 800 55% 55% 55% 55%.? % 55% 56
8% 4 ? Chicago & Alton. 1C0 5 5 5 l,?- 4 7
16% 15% ? Chic & East III w i. 300 14% 15 14% 15-14% 15
I 37 33%? do pf w i... 1600 35 35 34 35 - 347-, 35
; 31 17%? Chic, Mil & St Paul. 10700 17% 17% ? 17% 17%:. % 17r,3 ,8
I 46% 29%? do pf . 12100 2934 30% 29% 30 % 30 30
I 71 60% 5 Chic Northwestern.. 3200 63% 63% 60% 61%? 2% 61% 62
; 110 95 7. do pf . 200 99 99 " 98% 98%? 1 94% <<<7
: 70'4 47 4 Chic Pneu Tool. 200 60 02 58% 62-60 65
? 35 22%? Chic, Rock Isl & Pac. 1400 31% 31% 31% 31%- 31% 31
: 77 56% 6 do 6?? pf. 200 72 72 72 72 - 70% 72
?63 50 5 Chic, St P, M & O... ?00 55 55 55 55 _ 54 5?
; 87 70 7 do pf . 100 86 86 86 86 - 84 86
: 163,4 9 ? Chile Copper . 3600 14% 15% 14% 15%+ % 15% 1?
! 29% 19% ? Chino Consol Copper. 100 27 27 27" 27 + % 27% 27
j 62% 36!4 ? Ciuctl-Peabody . 200 45% 45% 45% 45%+ % 42% 4(
43'.2 19 4 Coca-Cola . 1600 40 40%. 39% 40% i % 40% 4C
| 12% 2%? Columbia Grapho ... 3600 3% 3% 3 3%_ 3 j
62% 9'4? do pf . 800 12% 12% 12% 12%- 12% 12
, 67% 52 6 Columbia Gas & EL. 1400 653? 66 65'4 66 + % 65% 61
56% 233.4 4 Computing Tab Rcc. . 3800 57% 5334 51% 53%+ 1 53% 6?
12 % ? Consolidated Dis*.... 200 ?% % % %_ 1.,
i 61 13% ? Consol Cigars .^ 100 22 22' 22 22 + 2 20 " 2:
i 66 34% ? Continental Can .... 200 47 47 47 47 -_ 47 4;
! 99% 59 4 Corn Products . 9700 97 97 95 953?? 1 % 95% 9,
i 44% 22% 2% Cosden & Co . 8600 35% 36% 35% 3634! 34 3&5 3,
107% 49 4 Crucible Steel . 2900 64% 65 64% 64",-_ 64% 6
i 91 77 7 do pf . 100 86% 86% 86% 86%? % 85' 8
33% 10%? Cuba-Amcr Sugar .. 400 13% 13% 13% 13%? % 13% 1.
j 26 5% ? Cuba Cane Sugar. . . 600 6% 6% 6% 6%- 6%
| 67% 13%? do pf . 800 13! 4 13% 13% 13%+ % 13% 1:
? 59% 23 4 Davidson Chemical.. 3600 51 52% 51 52%+ % 52% 5
! 80 59 3 Decre Co pf . 300 61% 61% 61% 61%+ % 60 6
! 110% 90 9 Delaware & Hudson. 400 105 105 105 105 + % 105% 10
; 249 93 6 Del, Lark & Wesfn. 1400 117 119 117 119 +
I 2154 10% 1 Dome Mines . 600 18'4 18% 18% 18%?
7% 3% ? Du, So Sh & All pf 7:00 3% 3% 3% 3%? % 3%
: 81 52 5 End ?cot t-Johnson ... 2700 7o 78 77% 78 ? % 78
t 15% 10 ? Erie . 1400 10% 10% 10 10 ? % 10
1 22% 15%? do 1st pf. 1200 15% 15% 15% 15%+ % 15%
i 157.3 10 ? <lo 2d pf. 200 10% 10% 10% 10%+ % 10
82% 44% 8 Famous Player:-. .... 9400 76% 76*,, 75% 76%? % 76
97 74% 8 do pf . 200 93% 93% 93% 9334-? 1% 93
43% 21 4 Fed Min & Smelt pf. 100 37 37 37 37 ? 1
1?-,% 8% ? Eisk Rubber Tire- 600 12% 12% 12% 12%? % 12%
20% 9% ? Freeport Texas. 300 13% 14% 13% 14%;- % iy,
5J/4 % ? Gaston Williams .... 600 % % % %__ '" %
7a% 39!? ? (?en Asphalt . 19600 64% 65% 63% 64%+ 3? 64% 65 "
1'7% 77 5 do pf . 300 100 100 100 100 ? 2% 100% 101%
70% 54 6 Gen Cigar . 200 67% 67% 67% 67',? % 67 68
143% 109% 8 Gen Electric Co. 300 133% 139 138% 139"? % 138% 139%
16% 9% .1 (?en Motors . 3600 10% 11 10% 10%- 103/J ir%
74 62 6 do pf . 100
73 60 6 do 6% deb. ,. 600
84% 69 7 do 7% pf. 200
44% 26%-- Goodrich, B'E. 300
31% 15 ? Gronby Alining . 100
79% 60 7 (it Northern pf. 2200
35% 25% 4 Gt North Oro subs... 300
29% 18% ? (,'reene Car. Copper. . 20 I
16*-% 6 ? Guantanamo Sugar... 300
13% %? Habirshaw Elcc ... 300
32 60% 4 Ha-skell & Barker Car *600
86 40% ? Houston Oil . 6200
.lt.34 10% 1 Hupp Motors . 600
100%. 85% 7 Illinois Central . 300
7% 2 .60 Imliahomn . 1400
13% G ? Infer Agriculture ... 1300
57 33% ? do pf . 300
42% 29% ? Inspiration Copper.. . 2400
5% 1%? Interb Cons Corp.... 1300
16 3% ? do j.f . 1300
100% 67% 5 Inter Harvester . 1100
29 21 2% Inter Cement ., 200
17% 7% ? Inter Mer Marino.... 300
67% 36 6 do pf. 3400
42 26 ? Inter Motor Truck... 300
7334 38% ? Inter Paper . 2400
17 11%? Inter Nickel . 2600
26 6% ? Invincible Oil . 43C0
4% 2 ? Island Oil . 1200
12% 4 ? Jewell Toa . 900
o7fa 14% ? Janes Tea . 800
28% 18! 2? Kanada City South... 400
9 4% ? Kansas & Gull. 2600
54% 32% 4 Kelly Springfield _ 3400
80
High.. Low. Div.
1921. 1921. inf.
27% 16 ?
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177
90
58' 2
57*? ,
30
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102
21%
118
72
62
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114
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65
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55
32
18
13
11/a
27
8
05/a
84! a
15%
10
22
5%
63
8% ?
2! a ?
22% ?
1G --
33/a ?
12% --
18 ?
10! 4 ?
105 7
15 ?
26 6
67% 6
2% -
9 ?
47/a ?
64% 6
12 ?
16 2
8% ?
8858 7
32'4 3
61% 7
1% ?
87 8
Kennecott Copper,
Keystone Tire . . .
Kresse, S S. 100 172
Kress & Co. 100 90
I.acknnonna Steel ... 200 44'
Laclede Cas . 300 49'
l.ee Rubber & Tire. 600 28'
Lehigh Valley . 1400
Salen. Open. High. Low.
6400 24% 26% 24%
9200 15% 16 15%
?id.
600 01% 92 91 91?1
1000 13% 13% 13% 13?-.? 's
200 107% 107% 107% 107%? %
4 ?
46% 5
8 ?
27% 3
38! 3 6
34% 6
9% ?
32% 2
6% ?
33% ?
15'., ?
26/a 3
16 " 2
73 4
9% -
21 ?
5% ?
30! 2 ?
52 5
82% 6
79 7
20% -
35 6
23 ?
43 ?
54 4
87% 8
24% -
2?% 2
67 a
19
1 ! ?
603,, .1
33% ::
17% -
41% -
77,' 4 7
IS
40' .-> 5
10% 1
19% ?
19% ?
28 ?
2% ~
4% ?
54% ?
85 7
123,, _
4% ?
16% ?
671/2 6
26 ?
17% ?
.42 ?
67% 4
124' a 5
105! s 7
66 7
21 2
Lima Locomotive.
Loew's, Inc .
Louis & Nashville.
Mackav Cos . 100 72 72 72 T? ~ ? ' ? ?'?
do pf . 100 58% 58% 58% 58%? 1% 57 59
Manhat Elevated.... 300 36% 36% 36 36 ? % 35 36!
Manhattan Shirt .... 300 30 30 30 30 - 30 32
Martin Parry . 300 18% 18% 18% 18%? % 17% 18,
? Mathc.son Alkali W.. 100 18% 18% 18% 18%? 3%. 19 20'/
? Mar St Ky pr pf... 300 35% 35% 35% 35%? % 35% 36
? Mnrwcll Motors B... 400 13% 14% 13% 14%-f % 14% 11',
8 May Dcp't Stores.... 600 106 107 106 107 - 105% 103
2 Mexican Petroleum .. 16100 111% 1 13 111% 112%-j- 1% 112% 113
2 . Miami Copper . 1200 25% 26 25% 26 + % 25% 26'
1.20 Middle Stales Oil.... 3600 13 13% 13 13%- 13% 131
? Midvalo Steel . 240O 26% 26% 2G% 26%- 20% 26!
Minn & St L new... 900 5% 5% 6% 5%- 5% 5'
7 M, St P & S Ste M.. 400 67% 67% 67 67 ? % 66% 67'
? Mo, Kan & Texas... 1200 1 . 1% 1 1%+ % 1 1'
do w i. 600 8% 8's 8 8 - 8% 8
do pf . 1100
? do pf w 1.
Missouri Pacific ....
? do pf .
? Montgomery Ward . .
? Mullins Body .
? National Acme .
7 National Biscuit pf.
? Nat Cloak & Suit. .
6 Nat Enatn & Stamp
6 National Lead ....
? N R R of Mex 2d pf
? Nevada Con Copper
New York Air Brak
New York Central.
N Y, N H & 11....
N Y, On & West. .
Norfolk Southern . .
Norfolk & Western
North Amer .
Northern Pacific
Okla Trod & Ref. . .
Otis Elevator ....
Otis Steel .
Pac Devcl .
Pac Las & Elcc. , . .
Pacific Mail .
30O 25%
600 17%
1300 45%
1600 1334
100 21
100 10%
200 114
2200 25
1800 36%
300 83
400 3%
1200 14%
100 57
600 73
1973 12%
600 21
650 8%
300 97
1700 43%
9400 78%
1200 2%
600 125
100 101/4
600 4%
600 66
100 12%
Pacific Oil . 13900 45% 47% 45% 47%-!
Pan-Amer Pet . 6600 50% 51% 50% 51%-f
do IJ . 800 45% 46 45% 46 -'
Parish & Bingham.. 300 12% 13% 12% 13%-f
Pennsylvania R R .. 1700 33% 33% 33 33 ?
Penn Seab Steel _ 1100 10% 10% 10% 10%?
People's Cas & Coke. 1400 61% 63 61 623B (?
Pcrc Marquette . 800 20% 20% 20 20!,4
Philadclphia Co . 1100 31% 32% 31% 32%;
Phillips Jones . 300 77 77 76 76 -{
Phillips Petrol . 300 32 32% 32 32% 4,
Pitts, C, C & St L.. 100 79 79 79 79 -
Pierce Arrow . 2700 13% 13% 13% 13%!
do pf . 2600 29% 2934 28% 29%
Pierce Oil . 3600 10% 11% 10% 11%H
do pf . 1600 65 70 G5 70 i
Pittsburgh Coal . 300 62% 62% 62% 62%
do pf . 200 92 92 92 92 -
. Pitts Steel pf. 100 83 83 83 83
Prod & Ref. 400 30 30 30 30 -
do pf . 100 39 39 39 39 -
Pitts & W Va. 300 24% 24% 24% 24%
Prcsscd Steel Car... 100 63 63 63 63 -
Pub Serv t'orp N J.. 300 65% 66 65% 66
Pullman Co . 600-107% 107% fu7/_ 107%
1%
- Punta Alegre Sugar. 2600
2 Pure Oil . 3600
7! Rway Steel Spring. . . 300
1.35 Rand Mines . 300
? Ray Consol Copper.. 600
Rr.idinsr . 4400
do 2d pf. 300
Remington Typcwr.. 300
Republic Iron &-? Steel 1400
do pf . 300
Kcpiogle Steel . 300
43% 7
3 ?
3% --
26 ?
32% 2
6% --
21 '
16% -
15% ?
12% ---
1 I9 10
20 Royal Dutch . 3400 49' , 50'2
SI Joseph Lead. 300 13% 13%
St Louis* & San Fran 200 21% 21%
St Louis Southw'n... 900 21 21
do pf . 1200 31' 2 31' a
Seaboard Air Line. . . 300 2% 2%
do pf . 400 4'-s 4%
Scars Roebuck . 3600 58% 09%
do pf. . 100 8873 88'8
Seneca Copper. 1600 21% 22%
Shattuck Arizona ... 300 8 8
Sinclair Oil . 2400 21% 22
Southern Pacific .... 2000 78% 79
So Porto Rico Sugar. 300 32% 32%
Southern Railroad ... 200 18', 2 18%
do pf . 1400 44%' 44' 4
Stand Oil of Calif... 1900 91%' 92%
Stand Oil of N J... 1200 178 130
do pf . 300 113! R 113%
Sleel & Tube pf. 300 81% 81%
Stewart Warner . 300 24 24
Stromberg Corb . 100 34% 34%
Studebakcr . 13600 77% 78%
Submarine Boat .... 300 4 4
Superior Oil . 1400 6 *6' 4
Superior Steel' . 400 27% 27%
Texas L'ulf . 1360O 37% 40%
Tenn Cop & Chem.. . I0O 10 " 10
Texas Company . 400O 45% 45%
Texas & Pacific. 2300 26 26%
Tex-Pac Coal & Oil.. 36O0 27'., 27! ?
45
G
57
15}
111
62'
19
'5--?
25'
131 -.
74' a
34
1C4 or?
106' ?-> 100
106 "
207
12%
27%
74%
6 I! -
62%
7D%
39%
86! ?
115
66%
12%
41
1023/4
!'!4
Third Ave Rway. 200 14',,
Tidewater Oil . 400 139
Tobacco Products . . . O^O 62' ?_
Transcontinental Oil. 15700 10%
Union Bag & Paper.. 30-3 69%
Union Oil . 1600 18' -,
t'/4
-14%
Union Pacific . ..
do pf .
United Alloy Steel.
Cnion Tank pf. . .
United Cigar i*t pf. ,
300 125
300 695-*
COO 25/
300 103
300 104
46 ? I'niied Drug . 16C0 69
8! g ?
35' 4 ?
41% ?
46% 6
40! ? ?
26 ?
70% 5
105 7
41 % 2
24''.
15%
72
11%
30%
70%
96%
51%
47
89%
11%
19%
17%
44
18%
10%
42
sr*!:.
25% ?
57% ?
5% ?
6%, ?
18 ?
12% ?
49% 2'
8% ?
16 ?
52% 6
81 % 7
28% 4
300 114'
600 61'%
100 91/
8 Iniied Fruit . 600 122! 4
I n Rway Invest. 300 B
U S Food Products... 600 9%
C S Indus Alcohol... 1200 38
I S Realty & Imp... G00 60
United Retail Stores. 3600 52
United Stales Rubber. 3400 53%
I! S Smelt & Rcf_ 300 37%
I nlted R?ales Steel.. 5000 82?H
do pf .
I'(-??? ('opper ....
Utah Secur Corp.
Vanadium Steel . 1600
\ a-Caro Chem pf. . . 30O 66%
Vivaudou . 1400 6/s
* Wabash . 600 6%
?lo pf A. 300 20
do pf B. 300 13
2 Wells Cargo Exp . . . . 300 67/
Western Maryland... 800 8' [
Western Pacific . 600 16'^
rio Pf . 100 52
Westghse Air Brake.. 100 93';
Wcstinghouse Mfg... 800 491?
27! _ 5 Wilson Co . 300 29
65 7 do pf . 300 69
6% ? Wheel & Lake Erie.. 100 6S|
12% ? do pf . 100 13
7 ? White Oil . 90O 10
29% 4 While Motors . 300 37'.'
8% ? Wickwire-Spencer ... 800 16
4% ? Willy? Overland _ 1400 6'
23 ? do pf . 600 28
30% 4 Worth Pump & M... 300 44'.
*Ex dividend.
of $1 a share on the common stock and
$1.75 a share ?>n tli" preferred stock. Co n
mon steile dividends are payable Januai
110 to stockholders of record January 3,
and preferred dividend January j.4 tu
stockholders of rucord January ?i.
Niiiimkcuif Steam Cotton Company?An
extra dividend of $i a share has been de.
dared In addition to tho somi .uunual ?.1 i vi -
?lend of $.'. a gharo, both payable January
8 to stockholders of record Decomber -?.
Regular Declaration!
St'ltli'd
l'i- Pay- ore of
Rute. rio?.!. ;\b'.<-. record.
IturUy Mael-.lne
Cu. 50o q Jan, 7 Pec. 28
.1 Trust .4e*. oi Jan. 3
);.ink u? A "i-i ? ..-i'. . ". q Jan. 9
Jan. 3
Dec. 2;
London Market Quiet
LONDON, Dec. 23. - - Trading was
quiet on tho Stock Exchange to-day.
Bar gold, 983 Id: money, " fier cent.
Discount rates: Short bills, 3% per
cent; three-month mills, 3*i_@3% per
cent.
Closing slock quotations:
Consols, money. 50 .Louisville. .
Brit 59! loan
do 4% ....
Atchison . ..
ri ,'; ?i.
tllan 5'a
C * O.
C ?.lit Wcstn
Grank Trunk
il Central . . .
91H
83
10S ! ?'?
_?_
142 M
C 5
Y
m K a- t.,;::
N Y Central,,
Nori & Wostn
Ont ? Wesui.
Pcnnsj Ivania.
Reading.
Southn Kv .. .
Spui lin Pi o
Union Pacific.
?**? III S Slerl.
l'i IX- Boers_
?ltan? .Mines .
1
SG
1 ! I
Paris Market Firm
PA??IS. Dec. 23.- Prices were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, f>4 francs 90 centimes; exchange
oii London, 52 francs 82 centimes; 5
per cent loan, 80 francs 20 centimes.
The dollar was quoted at l'? francs o'l
centimes.
Date.
? ?
i lec. :
Pec. :
i " i*.
I '. -.-.
Slocks Ex Dividend
Compony. P
?Albsny a Susquehanna.
?Allis-Chalnieis Mfg. pf.
?Chandler M.r Co.
il- m in! Cigar deb pi.
international Harvester Co..
? do com. Mi" K.
?Seaboard National Bank....
?Western Union Tel Co.
1 'ii
1%
Hi
Financial Iteni9
Alfred P. .Sloan jr., vice-president in
charge of operation-? of the Central Motors
Corporation, yesterday announced ,that
Peter S. Steenstrup, vic??-prealdent and
general manager ot the General Motors
I Export Company, has been transferred to
to the General Motors Corporation asan as?
sistant to Mr. .-.'loan 10 undertake ?special
duties.
P. ?i. McFaddden has sold his member?
ship in the N'e-.v York Coffee and Sugar
Exchange to 1.. W. Minford for {4,000, a
decline of $5 ;0 from the lust previous
sale.
John D. Wing 2H, director of Wins Jfc
Evans, Inc., ami grandson of ll"* founder
of the firm, has become associated with
l-'arr & Co, in llu'lr bond and slock depart?
ment. _j
In Wall Street
Money Demand Slack
Call money wns cheaper in Wall
Street yesterday than on any previous
day of the week. Before the clooo of
the session the rate on the New York
?Stock Exchange had declined to 5 per
cent and in tho outside market difficulty
wan experienced in placing funds ot
4% per cent. The decline in tho rate
was attributed not so much to tho at?
traction of supplies to this center by
the recent adherence to around a 6 per
cent level as to the absence of demand,
unusual preceding a three-day interval.
This last condition, in turn, was ex?
plained by the filling of requirements
early in the day in anticipation of later
stiffening.
Peruvian Financing
Reorganization of Peruvian finances
in preparation for the offering in this
market of the first installment of the
projected $50,000,000 loan is proceed?
ing smoothly, hankers in charge of the
operation report. The situation is re?
plete with difficulties; but these are
gradually being overcome, and the
probability is now foreseen that flota?
tion of $10,000,000 to $15,000,000 Peru?
vian bonds will find a place on the
schedule early in the new year.
A Tiredi Lot
Executives, office workers and sales?
men of investment houses that have
played the moro active part in the
preparation and distribution of the
week's new issues, aggregating in ex?
cess of $125,000,000, were in a state of
semi-exhaustion yesterday. The holi?
day on Monday will be welcomed fol?
lowing a steady drive of working day
and night and it is probable that inany
of the bond men will anticipate it by
taking to-day off also.
Cables received yesterday reported
the passage by one house o,f tly: Dutch
Parliament of the measure authorizing
the sale in the United States of a
$100,000,000 Netherlands East Indian
government loan. Bankers expect that
the bill will be approved by the other
house next week and that the prospec?
tive borrowers vill then be ready to
talk terms. The business has already
been fairly well lined up, the outlook
being for an initial offering of $25,
000,000 after January 1, but the details
remain to be determined.
United Fruit Head to Stay
Reports that Andrew W. Preston is
I contemplating retiring as president of
the United Fruit Company are without
foundation, recording to William New
| some, vice-president. ''Any statement,"
he added, "questioning the company's
j position, financial or otherwise, is
i ridiculous and not borne out by the
j facts. Mr. Preston has behind him, and
I always has had, the wholehearted and
loyal support of every executive and
! department head of the organization.
The business policies laid down under
Mr. Preston's aggressive leadership
and which have resulted in United
Fruit's growth and present prosperity
will be continued by him and carried
through loyally and faithfully by the
organization under him."
The St. Paul Issues
Some houses are now taking the'posi
tion that the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul issues arc cheap at current
quotations. They point out that much
of the recent bearish propaganda about
the company really had no foundation
and that no receivership is likely. The
road has been earning* its fixed charges
since August. President Byram was
| quoted in Chicago dispatches yester?
day as saying: "There is no occasion
! for uneasiness regarding our obliga
I tions. The company has plenty of cash
j on hand to meet them when due. Re
; ports to the contrary emanate from
I.irresponsible sources and arc wholly
! untrue."
Chicago & Northwestern
The selling in Chicago & Northwest?
ern yesterday had the ?Street guessing, j
in view of the fact that it was only i
a short time afro that the regular semi- ]
annual dividend of 3 per cent was de?
clared on the common stock. The stock ;
responded then with an advance to ?
67%, contrasted with yesterday's low |
of 60%, which was only a small frac- i
tion above the low of the year. While
Northwestern reported a deficit, of $13,- '
000.000 after dividend.-, during the first I
; half of the year, net earnings since [
July through October have covered j
dividend requirements. November will |
undoubtedly be a poor month.
Oil Agreement Reported Extended
The agreement between the Amcri- |
can oil companies with producing in?
terests in Mexico and the Obregon ad- |
ministration has been extended until !
January 25, according to a statement !
made yesterday by an authority thor
oughly conversant with the facts. The !
situation has been in doubt since the
publication here of a denial of the ex?
tension attributed to President Obre?
gon. The oil men, who have been loath
to talk about the agreement at any
time, have naturally been unwilling to
take issue with a statement credited to
him.
New England Looking Up
A marked change for the better, in
conditions in New England is reported
by ?*i banking official .hist, returnee! from
a visit to the principal cities of that
section. Contrasting, the current situ?
ation with that existing a few months \
ago, lie said that virtually all indus
tries were more active and that a dis- '
tinct improvement in sentiment had
been recorded, "pinion as to the eom
ing year he characterized as conserva?
tively optimistic.
Virginia Certificates Off List
The Stock Exchange has stricken
from its bond list the so-called 1871
Brown Brothers & Co. receipts for Vir?
ginia deferred certificates, and 'so
brought officially to a close a memora?
ble chapter in legal and financial his?
tory growing out of the contest be- I
tween Virginia and West Virginia as
(?? liability for debts incurred before'
the Civil War. The Brown Brothers '
committee began receiving deposits of
Virginia certificates in 1898, and event?
ually it held $14,300,842 of the various i
issues. All but $285,906 have been ox
changed for new West Virginia 3% per
cent twenty-year bonds, now selling at
about SS%.
Proceed With Coal Merger
__ Directors of Burns Brothers aad the
Farrell Coal Company at separate
meetings yesterday accepted the re- '
port3 from recent stockholders' meet- '
ings, at which the merger of the two
properties was approved. Directors
authorized officers to proceed with ar- \
ranging the physical end of the merger. :
The directorate of the new company
will be announced in the near future, ?
as well as the time and method of ex- j
changing Burns Brothers' stock for
new Burns Brothers'* A stock and the ,
exchange of'Farrell common for new i
Burns B shares.
Only Stock Exchange Open
The New York Stock Exchange and !
the Chicago Board of Trade will open
for business as usual to-day. The Cot- <
ton -exchanges in New York, New Or- I
leans and Liverpool are closed to-day
and Monday, as are also the New York
Coffee and Sugar Exchange, the Pro?
duce Exchange and the Street sugar
market.
Speyer Holds Offices
Permission has been granted by the !
Interstate Commerce Commission for
James Speyer to hold the offices of
director and member of the finance
committee of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company and the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Com?
pany.
Curb Prices Lack
A Definite Trend
In Quiet Trading
Tran sac lion? Are of a Holi?
day Character and Move
ment? Are Irregular;
Industrials Neglected
Trading was of a holiday character
on the curb market yesterday, and
prices moved irregularly in the ab?
sence of a definite trend. Oils were
fairly active, but uncertain, while in?
dustrials were virtually neglected.
Cities Service moved over a wide
range- below the 200 level, and closed
with a net loas of 2 point*-*, interna?
tional Petroleum dropped again, but
Maracaibo, imperial of Canada, Stan?
dard of Indiana and Anglo-Ameriran
made recoveries.
Burns Brothers "B" worked up a
fraction, while Glen Alden lost a
point. Swift International rose ?
point.
Industrial?
Open, 1J Igh. Low,
i ?; ii4 i'/i
65 CO CO
I'i lT? !'-i
9
12%
I**5?
12%
12*4
23
Kales.
2-uoo Acme Coi
1050 ?Acme Pack. . 65
1700 A lax 'tub r's. I %
lOOAmal Leather. 9
600 Br-A Tob reg. 1 7"*i
100 do coup .... 12%
500 Burns Jiros u. ;?.'i
?700 ?'.I er Fruit.. 6 '4
700 ?Car Light ... 86
J00 Carlisle Tire.. 2
io Celluloid Co... so
200 C Teresa Su pf 2 *;
30100 ''hi Nipple ... 2%
200 Cleveld Auto.. 21%
soo ?Col Emerald. 71
100 Cont -Motors. . . 6%
lOOCurtlss Ato.. 2 "j
1300 Den i- Il G pi 61
300 Durant Mot . . 25 'i,
i G00 do I mi . I 1 %
700 Farreil Coal.. . 20%
200 Federal Tel . . 5%
in Gillette S EL. .109
7'00 Geo Cloth I!. . 15%
too Gibson Howell, 16%
?00 Glen Aid Coal. 42%
200Goodyear T pf 26%
(i00 Grant Mot ... i
too Heyden chem. j
700 Inter Products 4%
000 inter Rubber.. 7
100 Libby McNeill. 5%
1-400 I.inooln Mot A 2%
100 Mercer Mot. . . 7*
200 Nat Leath sta. 2%
100 do unst .... 2%
2 0 N Jersey Zinc I 24
.100 N A Pulp & P 2%
600 Parsons Aulo.. 1
700 Philip Morris.. 6%
100 Pyrene Mfg . . 9%
1200 Radio . 2%
1000 do pf .
200 RJReynolds B,
I 3300 So Coal, <?? I. .
I 1000 Stan Com Tob. 53 54
100 do pf .102 c. 102
100 Standard Mot. 4
! 3 100 Sweets Co ... .
400 Swift Internat 2::', 23
100 Ten RvL&P pf G% 6
100 Tobacco Prod. 4 4
100 ?Triangle Fm. 22
I 2000 *L* S I, & H. . 9 2
600 do pf . 1 ft
I 10OO *tj s Steam. . . 14
! 1000 ?U s Ship Cor. 13
1600 Un Profit Shar 1%
1000 Un Ret Candy 6
100 Wayne Coal... I ,'?
6000 ?Wlllvs Corp.. in
200 do 1st pf_ 7 7
Standard Oils
74
2.7 'i
1 1 %
20*;
7 '?
169
4 - %
2; %
2 ? j
124%
2%
' 1%
21 ?
60
26%
1 I %
20%
6%
169
16%
16%
42%
26%
1
1
2%
124
?.ait.
I %
67,
1%
0
1 2 %
12%
32%
6%
to
1%
21%
74
<;???
'?'? %
50
26%
1 I %
20%
5'3
169
15%
17
36
1%
1% 1%
53 54%
102% 102%
02
i:
Hi
l?
10
57
1
! 1
13
i;*
4%
ll_
;soo
100
:*o
5'iOO
20
Anglo-Am Oil. 17 lS*
Atlantic Lobos
Eureka P !... .
Illinois P L.
Imp Oil Can
Ohio Oil . . .
Prairie P !.. . .222 222
Solar Ref . . . .331 331
So Penn Oil.. .101 101
S Oil of Ohio. 400 400
S Oil of Ind. . 86% 88
S Oil of 77 v. .368 368
Independent Oils
.158
.103
.270
!? % I? ??, I' ?*-,
77 77 77
168 ! 56% 156%
104% 103 104%
270 270 270
3.11
101
400
* B %
3 :: i
101
4 00
101
21 *T!
56%
io?;
2 4
00
700 ?Allen Oil .... 55
20O0 ?Allied Oil . . 2
I 6000 ?Am Fuel Oil . 46
I J00 do pf . *??*>
100 Ark Nat Gas.
? 1200 ?Am Royally..
| 4f,000 ?Boon? tnl ...
7:*0o ?Boston Wyo..
2300 Brazos Oil ...
2400 ?'a lib Svnd . . .
1700 Cit Ser B ctfs
100 ?Io pf .
472 do old.
200 Con-ildlne Mar
! 100 Cont Ref ....
2011 Creole Syn . -,
2000 ?Cushiug Pet.
100 Dominion Oil.
3900 Bits Basin P. .
11900 ?Engineers P.
1200 Federal Oil .. . 1 %
.1 IO? Fensland . 0"-,
me (??inland Oil.. . 4 '?
1 ?00 ?;i.-nrock Oil.. 1 ?,'*
;: (00 Imperial Oil. . . 0 ?.,
?'"'" do pf . 6%
107011 i nt Petrol .... 1G%
1000 ?Kewanas .... I
500 ?Keystone n . . 7.7
P'OO Kirby P"t . . . 1C
500 Livingston P.. I %
3200 ?Lynns Pet ... CO
600 Magma. ? 'il . . . 1 %
moo Maracaibo Oil. 2f>-,
100 Margay Oil .. . 2%
10000 ?Meridian Pet. 3::
moo Merritt Oil . . . S-%
700 Mexico Oil ... X
1200 Mountain Prod 10
S no Nat Oil X J.. . 2%
18600 ?Noble Oil ... 14
3400 No Am Oil.. . . 2%
70011 ?Northwest . . 26
?J000 ?Ohio Ranger. 7
7?'0 ?Omar Oil .... 75
100 ?Red Rock ... 60
20u Ryan Cons . .. 6%
700 Salt Crk Prod 13
200 Sapulpa Ref. . o %
8800 Slmms Pet . . . 10%
1400 Skelly Oil ... . 5
200 Southern PR. 4%
200 Spencer Pet. . . 1 '4
22800 ?Texon O & T.. 70
100 ?Vulcan . 61
100 White Eagle. . 21%
100 Wllcox Oil . . . ??.',?
?'.00 ?Woodburn ... 67
moo *v oil . 2?;
2%
10%
so
1
4%
7 1 %
56%
20.?
1 % I %
20% 21
56% 561
187 199
:* i j 2
4%
1% I'
I*.7*
60
1 %
1 6 %
8%
6 %
60
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9%
4%
1 ,',
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10%
7 -8
12% 12%
3% 3%
11% 10 % 3 1
5 % 5
4 % -l %
1 % 1 %
5%
4%
1%
70
51
Mining
27
13
600 Alas-Br Col... 2>?
1010 ?Am Tin & T. 7
7000 'Big Lease ... 27
50000 ?Post & Mont. 08
1400 ?Butte-N Y. . . 50
1000 ?Caled Min ... 6
1000 ?Calumet ?fc J. 15
moo ?Canada Cop. . :?7
4001 ?Candelaria M 2::
3700 Cons Cop M.. .. 1 'i
?l?00 ?Cortez Silver. 84
100 Cresson Gold.. '?%
4000 ?Divide K:< ... 21
100 Dolores Esr. .. 1
500 ?Puiidie Ariz.. 5?
7600 *K1 Salvador. . 6
5000 ?Emma Silver. 2
28600 ?P'ur Croesus..
800(3 ?Koriy-nir.o . .
1000 ?Cold Cons . . .
moo ?Goldfleld Flor
2100 ?Cold States .
tOOO ?Gold Zone .. .
82600 ?Harmlll Div..
200 Hoilinger .... 7%
1100 Howe Sound . . 2%
1000 ?Iron Blossom. 37
1200 .It Verde Div 2%
moo ?La Rose Mng, 30
8000 ?McNamara . . 10
8! 00 *McN Crescent 6
200 Magma Cop . . 2'!
300 Mason Valley. 1 'i
6100 Motherlode ?'It 6 *?g
goon ?Mohican Cop. 47
?7011 ?National Tin. 65
9600 ?Nevada Ophir 38
100 New Cornelia . 17
700 Now 1 ?omlnloo 2 "t
1000 Nipissing . 6%
000 ?Ohio Copper- 11
4200 ?Pittsb Mount. 20
1000 ?Rex Cons ... 7
1000 ?Rochester Sil. 23
2200 So Am P & O. 5%
6300 ?Trino IM vide. ?2
moo ?Tuolumno .. . 62
1600 ?I* S Continent 50
800 Untd Eastern. _%
?Sells" cents a sliar^-.
Bonds
Op??n.
. 64%
. 100 u
24'4 24% 24%
3% 3% 3%
67 67 07
1 %
84
1%
3 4
14
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1 64
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Sales (000 omitted).
?16 Al Paekers fis..
6 Alumln 7s 1026
8 do ?S 1935...
7 Am Tel 7 s 192?
1 2 do tis 1924. . .
105 Am Sus R 63 *:!7 !>*?>%
10 Anaconda C 6s.. 96%
22 do 7s 1928. ... 00%
1 A rig--A Oil 7 Via. 102
1 1 Armour & O ?b.101%
2 riarnsdall 8s .*. . OS
4 Beaver Bd 8s. . . ?7
t Beth St 7s 192
14 do 7a 1933. .
16 do 7s 1025. .
2S Can Pao Is...
15 Cent Steel 8s..
5 Char Iron Ns..
4 6 Col Graph 8s..
17 Cons Gas 7s. .'...100%
.1 C (?as Bait 7s. . .102%
66 Cons Textile Ss. 97
1 Cop Ex 8s 1922. .100%
J do 83 3 924....102
6 do Ss 1925. .. .103-4
21 Cuban Tel 7*>fcs. . 1?2W
2 Deere & Co 7%S 95
36 Goodrl'-h Tiro 7s 07
4 ?.Id Trunk 6%s..l03%
16 Gulf Oil 7?.103%
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41
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Listed & Unlisted
Bonds & Stocks
in all important
American
Canadian
European
Markets
Private votre? <i
pr(v/,pnl ri",t
A. A. Housman & Co.
f '--??>-?'?--.--> h*
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20 Broad Street, New York
IJRAV4 II OFFICES?.
y, Weat :m ?treat, New taik
liberty Kuildinr. fhlUdflotiT
Mood want lliiildinc. H?<|,jd^,
Amsterdam, Holland
(P'WITAJ, 100 Year? of Commwcltl B?|,|M
rj?g? CHATHAM & PHENIX
?frjffl NATIONAL BANK
/^B^ < apital * Snrplui?, $12,?7J?l.o?,
*HTio?^ 149 Broadway, Stnjer IUf.
^S* And 1
?- r~, ?...
Branches.
SAVINGS BANKS
Seamen's Bank for Savings
7? Wall SI ret.
Till-: TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED
? THAT AN INTEREST DIVIDEND
paid to depositors entitled there'o
for ihe six months encline Dec 31?
1921.
On a?v-nunts riot ?xt-?edlrig- five thou
san i dollars at the iate of FOUR PER
CENT, per ami un .
Payable on u.vi af'.?r Monday. Jan
16th, 1922.
DANIEL BARNES, President.
WILL1STON ?I. BENEDICT, Secretary
New York. D( . 6th, 1921.
?NOTM E?
Deposits to draw Interest from Jan.
1st or Apr. 1st or July 1st or Oct. lit
must, b- ? before the last day
of the previous month.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BUK
V M. ?Orner Ulli Street and 8th A?enq#
FOUR PER CENT.
per annui
i tl
??.Ml
DEPOSITS MADE ON ?IK IIKKORK.IW.
I (?TU ?11,1, DRAW INTEBEST JrHOM?
IW I .--T.
Llbei -, i?r?o?i:'.ori fot
tafe keeping
WILLIAM ?Ideal
WALTER K. BRINCKEHHOKF, .
CLARENCE !.. BLAKELOCK. Tregiurer,
Oj'cn Mondays f. 10 a t?. to 7 I' 11,
Other days from : i A M. to '? P M
Saturdays from 10 A M, to 11 it.
Holidays exi epte !
IN THE (ITY OF NEW YORK
Corner fth Avenue ami Mill Street
tntere rate of
FOUR (4) PER CENTUM
Per annum will be ',rr'
the six months ending Dece
on all sums entitled thereto under I
laws, not exceeding five thousand ?|.7-.<)f*i)
tie payable on at;J after
January 21, l".'7'.
i ?. ,-.
1922, will draw interest from .I.muary 1,
1922.
HI BERT rir.I.lS, President.
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12 Kennecott ? ' Is . 101 ', 101 \
1 Lib McN .l7- T. 7s. ?""?"<. 99*4
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9 Phils Co 6s .... 94 \ 94 M
2-7 1'hi! Bl?*c 6s
24 Phil] ps P 7 ' iq
38 Pul? Sei N .1 7
:: Hobt ?;,ur 7- . I 9?*4
4 Sears R 7s ' -.- 19% P'"1*
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1 t ShawKhee H 102
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<? Texas ?'?> 7s. ...101 1?1
10 Tidal ?isae-e 7s. .100 100
6 Toi Edison 7s.. . 103?S4
67 Tob Trod 7s.... 99 f'"'\
6 Un Oil Trod S s.. 96 97
8 Vacuum OU 7s. .106*4 106H
26 Warner Sug Vs.. or*, p?->7?
o Westn Elec 7?.. .103*4 lf,-'?,i
4H Wilson ?'o 7%S. P';s? 96%
4 Winchester 7*?8.100 !0fl
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Pre?en Vi? t 5s. . 61
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New York Metal Market
On the New York Metal Exchange tin
was easy, with Straits, Straits ^'liP''
merits and .standard quoted at 32,
32.62%C and 99 per cent at 32.25c asked.
Copper dull; standard, spot, December*
and January, 13c asked: electrolytic,
spot arid December, 13.37%@14c. I^?"1
dull; New York, spot, 4.80c asked; East
St. Louis, snot. 4.45c asked. Zinc dull;'
New York, spot. 5.25c; East St L ul5,
spot, 4.90c asked.
Equipment Bonds
(Quoted on ln?-onie r?*r<-on'age baslt)
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appointed reijriatrar of the common ?"'?
preferred stock of the Genersl B*^"??
Company.

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