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10
THE SUN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1916.
KIDDER, PEABQDY & GO.
FINANCIAL NEWS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES.
U Ocronshire Si.
BOSTON
AND COMMENT,
Itallrontl mid Other Share.,
Monday, March 1, 191C.
Investment Securities
Commercial and Travellers
Letters of Credit
17 ur.it ci
kEwioRK'S0(',S ,,nr(lcn Fnrtlier find
' ' Thou Knse Off, but Show
Firmness.
LONDON SENDS IIS OOTD
Correspondents of 1 Although Wall Street shares the
felRlUn IROTUPRQ Jt Pfl ITfl ' widespread feeling that this particular
nillHH , I S v WVI
LONDON
ti
lAmer. It. & Trac. Com & Warrants.
Cities Service Com. & Pfd.
Cities Service 7', Notes, 1918.
Denver Gas & Elec. 5s, 1949.
Denver Gas & Elec. G,,, 1917.
WiBlamsfDunbar&Cokmas
IHMfc VtiHtv Mcurmn .TrtiillsH
60 Hall Mt. I'hone SOMII lUnntrr. M. T.
Closinr. IUIt.i
U'd, I Ak. I Rt. Sale.
1800
6425
4600
14 00
28
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26
92
40 54
112
13
J. K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Will Sell
100 K. Tf. 1111.. Com. Stock ,
2 llnmr Tltlr In. nrancc .stork I
nil II. M. .In tin. ManilllcC.AI'f.St. I
21) I'hrlli. Dodge A Co. Murk I
1(1(1 Keni'lon I ipc.lall .uc.i stock I
2R Irtnr talking Itnrh. Cum stk.
J.K.Rice, Jr. & Co.
Phone. 40i)l to 4010 John,
3ilWall St., N V
Suggestions for Investors
mny be hnd on request
A. B. Leach & Co
Iniestiuent Securities
149 Broadway, New York
Chleaio Philadelphia ItuBlo
Boston
llaltlmore
London
Electrical Utility Investments
Their ttrrord nnd Proaren
SenJ for Booty! BS-299
William P. Bonbright & Co.
Incorporated
14 Wall Street, New York
Bonds for Investment
Itrris, Forbes & C
Pin. SlrMt. Comw WIHIaa
NEW YORK
Benjamin Franlitii says :
"Diligence cvertona difficulties." s
HEN this Company , cts X
as Custodian or ieent of
i stage of the war abroad does not fur
1 nlali on occasion for elvln muoh Ire-
way to constructive impulses, me nrst
stock market session of the new week
did not lack firmness. At the outset
of trading quoted values started up
ward generally, an apparent reflection
of the failure of any overwhelmingly
bad news to come out over the weeit
end. Tho progress of the allied attack
In tho Dardanelles balanced the proj
ect of the Allies to place an embargo
on the shipment of commodities lpto
Germany, and comtna; to matters nearer
home, the stock market community
wemnd a little encouraged tx-causa
tho reaction of the Fhatro list woo
arrested last week.
There was a renewal of foreign sell
ing In Canadian Pacific and one or two
of the standard domestic stocks, but
Ruropean offering of eecurltleH was
largely contlned to bonds. The bond
department, however, resisted pressuro
and displayed a somewhat firmer tone,
at least. In sympathy with stock Tho
prliuvpal demand for uliaajes of all
de.-ortptlons. In fact the bulk of It,
s wined to come from sptculatora for the
fall, but there 1 a latent optimism
whl-h prompts accumulation In periods
like this and short coverlna purchases
lire not the only ones made nowadays.
After a fair all around display of
. strength In the forenoon the share
1 Us: shaded In tho afternoon, but It had
a tone of underlying tlrmnce,, even
though closing prices showed Irregu
lar changes. Withal Uiere was no
sign of any disposition to take bullish
chances with the war situation, what
! with the new blockade plan of the Al
lies announced by the Urltl'h Prime
Minister, tho diplomatic Issues which
continue to engage concern at Wash
ington and the apparently desperate
character of the spring military cam
paign, which has practically begun, The
inclination Is to regard tne Dardanelles
operations as of favorable portent for
values, nnd there Is some Increasing
subscription to the Idea that the war
lias not many months to run. but Just at
the nv ment counsels of prudence aro
dorr) nant. I
The appearance of Washington re
views of the work of the Ions Congress
was a gratifying token of the approach
ing adjournment if ft body of law- .
makers which, however hard and faith
fully It haa labored, has not given I
satisfaction to business interests. Also
tho day brought some encouragement In
the developments In the International
money market. Continental exchange 1
continued extremely weak, with Italian
remittance In a condition of worse I
disorder than ever. Sterling was
fairly steady, but the principal fea-
ture of the financial day was the an-
nounced receipt of $750,000 gold direct 1
29
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113
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Alaska O M
Amnl Copper
Am Hoet SuKnr..
Am Can.,
100,Am Can pf
lOOiAiu Cnr &
lOD Atit Car & K pf
200 Am Cotton Oil
100, Am Kxpress.
200 Am Ice
filO'Ain Mtiseed Co
200, Am Iocom
100, Am I.ocom pf
2(100 Am HtneltttiK
100 Am StiRnr pf ex dlv..
1000 Am Tel & Tol
200!Annconiln.
1200 Atch, Top & S !
400 Atch, Top & S Ko pf..
100 At Const l.lne
40o!ltnJdvin I.com
7001 Halt & Ohio
100, Halt & Ohio pf
2r.0O,lk'th Steel
700 11 P Goodrich
100IJ1 F Goodrich pf
300 Bklyn Hnpld Trans...
lSOO Cal lct
fi35 Col Pet pf
8200Can 1'aclflo rx dir....
2800!Cen Lenther
29
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RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
THE CURB MARKET.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
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76
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US 119
1 of such returns.
Send for our booklet
i
entitled ..
X "Custodianship of Real and Per- X
y sonal Property
Franklin TruJl Coihpany
'JL Ntw Ytrk Ofiict: 46 Will Street
Breeifyn ( 166 Montijue Street
Opitiii (569 Tulton Street
o.T
Real or Personal Property, &
a careful record ot income is kept J. rom London by an American steamship
in such a way as creatly to facilitate V Two banking firms which have not I
... .- n- V flcured In tho sold movements so far'
mc prcparaiunu. iinomc 1 rc- j ollta,n,1(, th,., m,.t. and there an
turns. If desired, this Company X indication here that nlthoush sold mlsM
will also attend to the preparation y , b" X0. T."tm 3
. ' ' i In txmdnn rather than from the Hank of
Knsland the war had not placed such an
cmbarso on transfers of cold as had I
been supposed The sale of another I
pan el of sold by the Hank of Knsland .
was taken to foreshadow further shift-I
ins to th's city, and while it Is hnrlly
1 kely th.it enoush sold will be Imported
to rectify forelsn exchance Its ratlier
freer movement Is conducive to ordinary
banklns transactions which will Improve
the toreln exchange market.
As miKht have been expected, the news
from the Dardanelles and tho blockade
p-isramme of th Allies broke the gniln
m. rket Whe.at closed at a loss of al
most six cents, with corn nnd oats down J
two ami one-nair cents 11 ousnei. inis
Is certainly not an unfavorable symptom.
We have hold at very hlsh prices nbout
ns much exportable sraln ok could be
cnr.ldered desirable, and If domestic
buyers in the future have a lower price
level to reckon with there will be les
strain for us at home. Cotton was upset
for the same reason, but cotton Is cheap
at solns prices and tho outward move
ment shown by exports of almost 117,
000 bales for the day Is too big for any
sustained weakness.
Anions tho Interestlmr returns of rail
road earnings for January was the re- ,
port of the Pennsylvania lines showlr.s 1
a sros decrease, of $2,800,000 and a net 1
decrease of 11.057,000, while the New,
York Central Lines reported a rrcs de
crease of only $46,000 and a net In- I
crease of $703,500
20
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Metropolitan Trust Co"
invite appointment at Trustee, Reg
istrar, Transfer Agent, Executor, Ad
ministrator, Guardian or Receiver.
49 Wall Street
45 1
92
27'
128 129
47 4S
95 ' 97
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117. 117!
7S!
INTEREST CHClUTEl) MOSTHL.Y
p&ld on accounts subject
10 Check, tipe- lal rates on
time certificate, of deposit.
t'nlted slater
Blortrnue A: Trut t'nmpaiiy.
B'w.y At "3.1 St 55 Cedar St.
l!Sth . th AV
Is
79.
25 ' 26
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103 104
51 51
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100 Chi Great Wwt
200 Cht, Mil & St 1
1100 Chi, R I & P
nOOIChlno Copper
100!Col Fuel & Iron....
210'Corn Products
lOOlCuhan Am Smtnr. ..
200'Denv Rio Grande
210;D!s)tlllcra' Secur
900 Krlo
200Krlo 1 pf
600!r W Woolworth...
30'Oen Clvcm Co
230 Gen Chem Co pf. ...
lOOiGen lClectrlo Co....
400Ulen Motor
800Grent Xor pf
1100 Great Nor Oro cfa..
400 OlISKenhelm
150!llllnol Central.. .
2400!In.H Con
1200ilnt Paper
1300'lnt Paper pf
300 Intcr-Met
420 Inter-Mot pf
100 J I Case Men Co pf . .
800 I.ehtKh Valley
100 Loose-Wiles His 1 pf..
100'I.orillnrd
1300 !,ouls Nn.ih
1300 Max wt'U Motor ,
3560' Maxwell Motor 1st pf.
2600 Maxwell Motor 24 pf . .
4600'Mex Pe.t ,
100 Miami Copikt
600'Mo, K & T
500 Mo, K A- T pf
3100'Mo I'aciflc ,
200 Montana Power
100 Mnntnnn Power pf....
100 Nat His Co pf
800'Nat Lead
100 N.it K & S
200 Nevada Con
2900 N Y Centrnl
10447 N Y, N II &H
1450IN Y, Ont & W
1100 No- Pacific
200'Paclflc Mall
2760 Ponn It R
200,Pcoples Gas
100jPItt Coal
100'Piillmnn lal Car Co.
100 Ray Cons Copper. . .
lOO'Repiibllc Steol
300 Republic. SteeO pf....
1S200 P.eadlns
40ft Rock Island
400'Rook Island pf
200'Rumely
100 Seaboard A I.
100 Seaboard A I. pf....
1900'Snu Pacific
200 Southern Ry Co pf . .
2000 Studebaker
300 Stud, baker pf
600tTenn Copper
470'Texas Co ,
3700 Third Ave R R
100'Twln City R T
200'1'n Has & P
8300 ln 7'acltlc ox dlv....
130' I'n Pacific pf ex dir.
400'Un Ry Inv pf
950 V S Rubber
100 I' S Rubber 1st pf.
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97. 97
87 I 87
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Transaction from Opening to Sltfi P. M.
Amrr AerevSs PrlAIIud rv s Or Sh I. file 4s
70nn..1oa anno .. n Hla 1000. Hlin
Am Hide A I, Us Detroit Un 4!,s Par Toast 1st
noon. I oaia lono. 71 looo. .n
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in.inn. . U7?n' siioo 701a l).ai..H(l
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TOno. HO.I HlrsCorn 'rt Prnns4'isM
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4noo. II 1 14 i:rle ifn 4s inonn .Km .
lf3i)..ll 1 IIKruai ilrt I'iiliScrv.N.1 f.s 1
son... HM4 tnno . nil I 1000. HK 1
Si(io... 11 1 lj r.tf 4ih r.M Msv Ton Copes 1
AT Sl'ndl 4s KMinvnl 00W lnno. I of,
1000. .si lin.i am Mk f.s :oon io4Ib
stsnine.l I Series A tlrn.llur ctn 4
4(1(10 HI 7' 4000 . .7rt 1 .'looo .11 I la i
......I . .n j j 11 1. phi n..rn ;i. urp lar, iui";
AtCosstLlne4 loon . iiliis f.onn . (1:1
4IXKW, .It I.I4 Inill.nn Steel .Is IttodrandeW 4s
inoo 11 I , loon ihiIu inoo , 7 1
!IA(lcV4'ls , Irif Cons Top cv S1I.& Iron M (is
2.'.(nii ...h; r HU3 I loio.'O (IHIj
2(hvi . Ha7' :non I OOlj St 1, A Iron Ml
100(1. . Mil 10000. 100.14I lllv A (llllf IS
P.ilt A O I1 1. P. 191 n I lono ..H7I
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loon. SO tnnno HHI41 ,tf latnp'd
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stmnpeil
Prices Improved all around In the 1 II Ik Slump In All Vnlnes I'olltl
curb market j-estenlny on a moderato 1 ,.nt Ailslren IllTiTllTe.
volume of dealings. United Protlt Shar- ! Anothor drastic lowcrlns of wheat
Ins, now, was the most active of the ' values was seen esterday. Tho llnuldn-
Whelnn Issues nnd moved nn to 3. Hon was or. an imern.monai uiiaiv.-..
1.
Kelly Sprlnsfleld Tire was ntroni?, ad
vanclns 3 points.
Activity In the oil croup Incrensed
and quotations were nenerally higher.
Standard Oil of California rose to 301,
but subsequently reacted to 295, off .1
points. Atlantic lleflnlns pnlned 5
tsdnts. Btandard Oil of Now York ad-
Selling orders from abro.nl emphasized
the Importation of tho political news, al
though it would seem only fair to take
cognizance of tho fresh export transac
tions In making deductions!. Tho market
did not recover In a decisive way, how
ever, ilej-pltu the export takings of ap
proximately 1,200,000 bushels. Values
slumped to tho lowest basis of the move
ment. lolti!i live to seven edits for the
vanced 2 points and Prairie Pipe l.lne ' day and dlsil olt'g declines of from 22 to
closed 6 points higher at 147. Mining
Issues wero active In spots and higher
Romls wore neglected, there being no
dealings In Western Pacific 6s, which
ore quoted flat.
Trnsactlons In detail on the market
yesterday were as follows;
25 cents finm the
about a month ago.
best level reached I
Price changes were
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
W 1st hi 11 ir Wilt Influence.,
How far the dtcluratlnn by the Al m
of a blockndo of ilotiiiany, AtiMr.a ,m,
Turkey nnd tho retaliatory measures
of Germany will disturb the gtr.ii e
port trade, which has been the turcr"'
factor of financial salvation f 1 '
country In tho crisis, can only b pai-t
Judfjed, Apparently the Mock n.
hot, from Its notion 10sterd.1v, rn,
over consideration of this faot .r iy
International situation in favor o' ti
more distant but bigger effect of t,.
slblo early pe.ioo, foieshadowed In ih
Dardanelles successes.
An an Immediate Influence upon
ness uffalrs In tho I'nlted Htntcs, !i, n
ever, tho export sltllit.oii lis It u,; I,..
nrtoctcd by the declaration or ye'ei
ng.iln very mm tic nnd nt times the mar-l tiay will make IKelf felt. The dc I,
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C II A V Sell 4. .Minn A St t. 4s Third Av sdl S.
5fnOi.,t4iiM r.omi . .1.11s conn HOI4
r,..K?n m i! 7000 rt.'i ! ioimi sola
Cht A i:ast 1115s MoKn.nATei 4s 70,1,1 ..HOIs
looo i.:tlj soon 7 7U Trl cityllAI 5s
4000 0:1 l.o.i 7 7 ' 2000 (i ilia
inooo ti:Ha lt Pecire eon t'nlon I'arlfle is
Chi MIlAtlMiil 2000 .1(1(1 1Iii..II40s
C&l'W&s 1 :i"s) IKiis inoo . 11.1
:.lffllll:l 400O 'irt'H. 200(1 H47Hi
4rfOll0i27s .Mo Pae 5s 1017 InllltSanr fde
r i m. .iiai... 11.,. .1 .1 I 1.. 1 -
1 ... wnrn it.'jeii .Moni rorr s. 1 s s. nem t
"s, I 1.17PO0 lOOls loon 1) 1 1 looi 10 mi
25
.1
ft
Rales,
"4"l Atlanta
17") lllnebell
4 Itlue Hull
3'hi flrden Copper. .
to) Unite New York. i
1 Cnnidi Copter.. l'
".I Florence f.1
Km field Hill Copper 3 1
IW Coldfletd Cons ...1 M6
I:0 Ooldflrld Merirer 20
Open- ltlcrt- Ijow. Clos.
Inr e. e. Int
27H 2f 27
4 3
1",
f.1
3 ic
M
3 is
4
1
t
'4
ir. ti;
1, 1 31C
10S
1
1
4- 1
!ll
63
25 . '
1.
Ul
1
lto Houston Oil 10 1
M Inter Itubber ... 7 7 7
lejno Jutnbo Ext K n M
7 KsI-Sd Tir 107 101 107
110 Kebdpr T 1 pf.... HUM
M Kel-9p Tire t pt..l m 120
2700 Kewanas IS Id 14
lfrt) Lone Star : 4
101 '.MeK-D-S M Co.. 43 43 43
73 Nat Cloak A Salt CtU Cl4 Hi
W. Nat Cloak a S pi II V,
200 Nevada Hills.... 11 M 21
IS") 0ro 3 t 1
rmo lllker-Hrr Corp. '4 6' iK
1M Stand Sll I-ead... H. 1U 1'i
4'00 Stenrt 1; 1 1S1S i;
2J) Sterlinr num...., .13 3
ICM Tonnpah Merirer S3 3 37
100 Ton .Mln ol Nov . S 'S ;
Jfwo Tularin 3-11 3-11 f-5i
20") ttn Clf St new... 9 si,
UUi Un Pr Sh nrw 3 Ml 3U 3 1 15
ion West Fnd Con.... SI ti ti
lfffl WrM Knd Ext . . 2 3 2
120 World Film 4; 41; 44
STAND AJ ID On, SUIWIDIAniE?
ke was Hiilllclcntly sensitive to fluctuate
more than a cent a bushel on onicra or
llttlo more than lOO.Ono bushels.
Tho bulk of the f-clllni; pressure was
ascribed primarily to the Dardanelles
advices. Further progress Ivas madn In
forcing a passage, according to the
cabled reports, and fears of an outpour
Inn of Russian grain during the summer
explained tho liicrcasul disposition nn
tho part of many ho'dcrs of actual
wheat and wheat ronti.icls to release!
their commitments. 'Horn again ap.
3 K.i prnied to bo moru than tho usual bear
1, effort. Authorities wr.o avorrofi in.u
21 , thero would not be any wheat liberated
10'A 1 from Russia In time to oaso materially
tho strain on the American 01a crop por
tion found many who hold opposite
views. This dlvergenco of opinion In It
self attested a less bullish fcellns In tho
trnde.
Authentic reporti to the effect that
the Allies Intended to prohibit shipments
lion apparently means that thrrt, w i
be no recession by the Allies ftnrn tie
position of aggressive ctittlm; off nf
Germany's connections with the e'it
side world either In response to 'ha
compromise suggestions from this (I v
Turnout or for any other reason 'J'la
dcllcato position of American commo
In tho active war zono region, then-fin.,
and the consequences nf ilip.. .it'e
runiplli ntlonn over national rig its r.
Milled from o-io sldo of a sru.mon ! at
ireelits Hcrlon.s ronslderat.ons.
I'.s ports A fleeted
The practical side
103
34
121
II
7
43
eiu
M
S3
f
Vi
!
1 13-ts
3
37
( 12
liy HlncUnde,
of this question
concerns Itnelf with the extent of ths
commeroe that may be expected to be
Internipted. The first Item Is cotton to
Germany. This Is practically the only
commodity Oormany hns been dlre-tlv
Importing from here. During Jnnuarv
Germany took over two-thlrdi of
Into Germany or departures from that mtton exported from New York nnd
I
19:
10
30)
ni
49
99'
122 '
51;
10
12'
SI',
46!
21 I
49! 51' 49
10 10 10
12U' l'Mi, i"u
... 82' S2! Sl
... 4.1 ' 47 45
...I 23 24! 23U
. ..!ioo, 101 !ioot.; ioo4'
....I 1S! 1S7J 1R3, is!
...:io:is.iinit, 'm.ifs. iniui
...tll8 HS'USts nsi,
, ..J 20 I 20 '20 ' 20
...151 '151 151 111
..." 16a; lMHi ' lflsil i.;s;
19'. I 19'. 19'.' 19'i
. ..' 76' 76 75 754'
142 113 1424 112'
1
1
1
11
-4- 1
. 11
. 32
. 82
43 1
.; 45;
.'93
.! 2s- '
.!l2S '
47
95'
!
1'
!
1
1
24000'r S Stool.
7
30
6
J'
6i
600 I S Steel pf
1950 I'tnh Copper
100 Wabash
lOO'WelU I-irgo Kxp
200'WostlnphoUHo Kloc
800 West I'n Tel
800 Willys Overland
11, 11 ll
32 '32 1
82 82 ' 82'
13 '13 43 I
46 , 45 4.1U
9.1 1 92 923,
2? 27
12S 1127
48! 47
9.1';' 9.1
5 5, r.
117 m'ii7
79 79 ' 79
26 I "it I "S
53' 53' .13' 537A.
102;i02'ni2,102
42 43 1 42' 42
103'104 103 101
02 t 02' 51 01
l l
65 85 85
66 661' 66
fi'v, ' flit1 con,.
I 9! 97 96!
- 1
' 27
128 '
48 I
I 9.1!
1 .1
117
4- 1
'
1
85
66
63
97
Total ealci to-day, 157,820 shares. Borne day 1914, 98,2.11 fthareis
1 to date. 10.222,124 shares. Same period 1914, 16,649,501 rharvs.
Where a "c" follows a quotation It Indicated a bid or offer for 10 .sharer).
BID AND ASKED PRICES.
-(- i 200.) I HOI 4 370(1.' '1 1 1 j PS HraltyAI 5s
umii . 11111 in jinms.xi.. .1-5. je..i 1 a
2f.irsl .IOOI4 101,1 MUs looo 7 41s
CMAM'irm I'-s WAIrllrkrvr.. lono 741a
2ihk) 100.I4 2..im DO inoo 74.(4
CANW gni its .V Y en deb Ss vino 7 4ia
oertlnrnios 1 whenl.ui1 ,L Iluhhrr f.
10,10 iola 270oo in 1 la f.ono niaij
C A N W c m 4. 12...00 1 11 1 'si t s -.trr! sf ;..
tsmpr.l Ncity4'-4sr.i 1000. . I nni.
inoo . uaia l"i".i .i4i 1000 10014
1 1 anw stl. Pro mi itvi'.siooo sooo tools,
I A- N V 5s .lomi .) ( I. .15000 1 00 !
inoo o4la NS city 4'.s (li.VaosliliACo ett I
rxU' ,i.i nr.. tii.ti. .in., inin u
1 I 2000 I O I la NYMIAIlcvfs IOOO ,1S13
Chi lljs lit 5s 21'XH) I O.I 1000 .V,
3000 (I lll.j NY Ml Alt .1'JS Vn CaroC 1st I
l,ni l.i.ll KH l,tv) n". 'in
enTrcif. 201i na 1 coon Sll
fiooo o M Uy. nill J 2ioo S3
Inooo 1 11I4 1200.1 ft.'l V.ilr.inCAf V
fhlHIAl'Hv5s Nnrthl'arlile 41 1"0) .HAly
looo ft.t 2T(W snij 4(ion Hf
ChlHIAPItyis 1 0.KH1 sp i4,V.i Hwi- 5
1100.1 sa nKa)..s')i j 3i.i n7?R
ChlltIAl'rrf4i '.000 Hiis, Malia-.h 1st
:iFiioi ' 2.10,120 H')( :i.ioi 011
000 hi ;iioi) mi)
r.l.iv!0 11.1 MlAl.,sfllv
2IK10 (1.1 .,1'S ty'.l 14
SI,K20 II (HI.Kil Hl7s
1IMHI OS 11 M'.ll
Chi AW Ind c;n NorihPacllo .1.
100.1 1 dill t S..'lsj.l (i'J
rire Mi 1.4'is icon nal
inoo 11 a in.xi.2.) 11 a
ColoSo nt I'ts IOOO na
2(1.20 Si 1'o.w.O na
Con Casrv es 2.M100 .i .'
rrt. full p1 Ont Power
12(11.1 1 1 a 4'wii ' 1 .1
C-Jhin.-rt OrA.Cal!t5s
1111)1 IIO.I.-M III). It
IWnoi pala 11000 11 H '1 WC.supADul is
CumhTelts Or K.illANav (s 1U00 .M4.I4
loot) 110.14 umioj HSIg
'I riin-ivrttnn. from J:I3 1. .11, to Clfi.lnt. 1
AmTATcvi'j. msi 1 oois Prnns 4'is no
4000 PHr4 f,noo I OO.is whnlMie.l
A T A S I CI 4. 10000 IOOI4 7'1'ID H-.1
i'i Chi A N W 3'js P-d. 1,- srcorp 1
f.OOil l)4la I04KI. . s 1 nf N J :,. J
AT A SI" pen 4. Chi K1APIIK 4 .l-.n'l HS I
2i's2i III OnTri-tf' Ilai 1 'on Can As
.vmsTO .11 1 Is liwo U(l ' 2(100 I 1 ) 4 I -a
I nun 1 I Chi MIA Plly 4s KradlnR cm 4.
AT A sK.ulJ 4 innoo mI.i4 i.iiio ')ll7
K.nnprd .I" 0 sa Itl'ii.rnndeW is
Soon H al j Clu So nt 4S M.n,20 711 1
1 1. 111 m;i .1..K.-U 701a
Cmnli Tel 5. ,Slhi A I, aill
1O0.I II (in. 200(1 (1(1
Erie 1th est Si I'vlf.r rr :
'JHS201 00.1s Io.m 111 h
Interb It r ref hol'arlfle rrf s ,
r laos r..i .'.i s 4
MM.) 0 8 Third A sill Is
Ini AN "-ti, ... 1200-1 Kills
f..,K2.i IMI4 t nlon Pacific 4.
Mo Pac cv .'.s 1 loon '14;.
IOOO 4 4 14 ,1M,N2C) llls,
I 'S
'ai rv is 1
17W Anglo-American . .. !4
12 Allarrtle UeflLlnir . 4r.
6 buckeye 1' Linn. 110
2S nilnoia Pip Mm . 110
in In-liana r Line... . 97
A National Transit .. 33
20:. Ohio Oil 13.1
425 Plcre Oil new :r,i!
(ft lra2rle O 4 0 221
12" pratr P Line w 1. .. ill
1 South IVnn Oil :ci
2T. S W Pa Pipe Line .. 115
SM Stnnd Oil of CM.. .. .Kit
10 stand Oil of Ind. . . 4:
10 Stand 0(1 of Kan. .. 310
30 Stand Oil of N J. . 35:
1M Stand Oil of N T . IV,
4 Stand Oil of Ohio . 4jr,
13 Sn A Flnrh 13")
7f Union Tank Line. .. sr.
BOND?
IIW0 N T Cent rts .... 3-If t-ll
Ml cent pr share
13'4
C42
110
127
S7
ti
130
14
220
142
20
115
2M
ts.
335
310
IS'.
42f.
12?
'I
.
34
r.j 1
:J
mi I
34".
lie
131 I
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.
Yesterday.
Hid. Aalie.1.
Ritnrrtay.
Pld. Asked.
Aiii!,h ext 41
.m.., a4ij
1 ulr.i's.til
VH1 . .1
ln Maryld
.(Kill U.
ronn .n.l 1 1
V A Pa cm
, i(,.i2o. . 7 ,1
lixX-l. . 7 ')
Vr.t shor 49
1 20110 . I) OU
We.ll El rv 5l
1000 III)
2001) Hi) 7s
401.) Ill)
nrsiten Cop..
Uritl.h Am Too Ord
Jur-bn Eiten.lm..
Krrr ljVr
I a Ho.e .
I-rMeh Valley Coil
.Manhattan Transit
Marconi of Am
National Hoik A Suit
Nat Cloak A Suit pf .
Nlplfslnj Mine...
Tnharco Prod pf
KnltrdriiSnew
Yukun Gold.. .
f.'l
4.
IS
4I
s
i:4
.33
4S
'el
21.
Prnrten Copper Bs
NY Central rts
N Y State is w I
Western ParlSc 5s
51
05
5.
01
0
31
PONDS,
112
'1
lOHi
20
11
1 1.10
1.
2-i
52
fit
03
2.
147
'(
iaii
?0',
i.
if;
21,
f.i
us
6j
91
A
3H
143
4
103l
31V
conntrj'i thus declaring nn nhsolute em
bargo, wero instrumental in the ue
presslon of tho various wheat markets.
As far as Is known the recent Importa
tions of grain Into Germany and Austria
wero virtually nil. although during the
fore part of the seison It was strongly
suspected thnt fooistilffs and other es
sentials wero finding buyers Identified
with thn.e nations.
Somo Intere.ts feared that the radlc.il
measures now being taken In the war
would add to the menacis hanging over
ocean transportation. Further Inter
ference with shipping would really be
regarded as more vital to the present
grnln holder than the latest embargo
declaration.
Some attention was given to the
farm reserve report of Crop Hxpert
Snow In which be gives the quantity
on farmH at lC9.oon,noo bushels ngalnst
166.000,000 on March 1. 1914. Snow
says that the amount of wheat remain
ing for export and for the carryover
on July 1 Is only 5."i,0or.ono hm-hels.
Tho Goiernment farm reserve llgures
will appear early next weol and aro
not likely to reach the Snow- estimate,
but the comparison for last oar will
be 151.000. 000 bush. Is (ither stalls,
tics of the day Included a vl-'bio supply
showing of .".0,000 000 bu.hrls asniiit
52,000,000 a week ngo and f.Mnn.uoo
last year. There were cleir.inces of
1.600,000 lms'iels and predlcons of
continued large exports, aMuming that
shipping conditions grow no worse.
An nllloi.il report from India stat
ing thnt exports fr. m that ruuntrv
would be prohibited If the demand
cause 1 values to ri-o above the equiva
lent of 1 30 a hushtl was read wttlt
interest. The Government In that coun
try has taken this nethm to preclude
nbnermal speculation and ullny fears
of tlo- peviple.
Corn The war advices and the
downward plunge of wheat values In
duced a great deal of liquidation and
other Felling In the corn list during
the day This pret-sure did not abate
materially at anv Mage Some em
phatic mwrtlon that there was 11 lib
eral expert business did tio check tti
Inelln ill-ill to Hell Country r-M.is have
Irnproied. and them have bis-n In:1
tii'itlons of 'lightened .ountry holders
of corn, although the majority of
rf.Kn.l.hM f ,(U.I .n .. . . 1 1. ......
... 1 " .v..-.iii.r-.i ... ewK.-r.i n--ivv
1 eeir.ng of
131
It'
22S
147
:m
115
2y,
47
335
312
14
425
l.-o
ft,
111
an
is
.34
4'
214
55
f.74
OK.
2'i
103U
32
STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.
u
v
:
Janu.iry
THE COPPER MARKET.
In
SHORT TERM NOTES.
Demand Improves Derrense
llrltlsU .Supply.
There was a better feeling In coppr
circles yesterday than had been noted
for a week. This wjs duo to Improve,
ment In demand, bar. d chlffly on foreign
utatlhtlcs, which showed a decrease In
slocks and visible supply of copper at
points In Great lirltaln.
Thero were sales of electrolytic at
14 cents a pound for home account
It also developed that the United Metals
Scllln,, Company had raised Its price
for domestic delivery to 15 cents a
pound, but so far ns could bo learned
last night no other agency had advanced
beyond the 14 cent level,
It was stated In the trade that tho
United Metals agency w.im able to ral'e
Its price hero on ucrount of big actual
or pending salon effected through Its
London olllce. This was understood to
be In 'he neighborhood of at lean 50..
000,000 pound)..
Attention was cilled by some of the
producers to the fact that with metal
available In London nt 69 10a. the Kng
llsh consumers were able to go' eoppu
much cheaper than could the domeo'lc
ustrs, who were forced to pay 14 cents
to producers other than tho Amalga
mated, which had raised Its quotation to
15 centH a pound
Tho storks of copper as reported yes
terday in Ijondnn were down 092 tons 011
March 1, while visible nipply nt ware,
ouse points and afloat w,i off 1,192
tons.
The American Smelting and rtcfintng
Company raised Its lead quotation from
3.85 to 3,90 cents a pound. This action
followed sales by Independents last week
nt 3.93 cents. There was a brisk domes
tic Inquiry
Bpolteir demand wns good. Russia has
been buying heavily of this rneta' 11M
ern prime brands weio quoted at nboir
10 cents a pound.
Closing prices of
111,1. Asked. J
Ad.1m1.Ex. 80 hi
AlltsChal. s I"
AlChal pf 3d
..i
111
1.11
H71
K
AmAirChm. 4S;
Am,u n pr mi
AmlirShoe. H7(
AmllSh pf..
A111II1.S pf.. S4
A mill pr
stocks In which there
Hid Aaked.
were
Int.
Security. Itnte. Pay, Due. I!d.OfJr.Y!cld.
ATATSC,, B A O Apr. 1,'ta 100'i 1001), 4 41
.5 M-.H Mar. I.U7 m'
4VjJ-n June 1,'15 1(1! 100
ft J-D June ll,,l.1 lOUtt 100'i
5 J-J July 111 Wi mn
J-D June 1,'t1 MH 90'f
M-S Sept
M-N .May
A-O Apr.
A-O Oct.
i A-O Apr.
AnCopC
HAOItlt,,
IlithSt.
HklynllT. 5
ChcAOItU.5
ChAWIItlt 5
Coni'Co... .
Erlcltlt.. r.
r.rl-HH . 3
Erleltlt.
nenlllbCn,4 J-J July
HIIAPItCo..-. M-N May
IlockYal. a M-N Nov.
I.ti.Mliro ..0 A-O Apr
l.SAMSttll.
l.SAMSItlt.:,
I.SAMSIlIt.5
MlnCr.lCn..a
NEVavCo a
NV( Alllt. 5
m cviin
NVCAHIt
:i5 iron 1001
1.'17 ()7' Oil
1,'IS IOOU 100!
115 100i 1001
117 fil'ii 07i
I, '15 loniimif
6.30
3 no
3.23
3 01
" 73
4.49
6.50
2.(0
3.13
a f.i
3 70
ArnCo.ill'rd 800
Ami'l'rpf..107c
AinCiUO pf lis
AtnllAI 4'j
AmllM. pf SfA,
Aml.InO pf 26
AniSAlt pf.U)
AmSAlliifll -AmSnurf.
143
AmSimf! pfloa
AniStHMy.. 2H
AniSuuar !(')
AniTelAC 67'j
AmToll... 224
AtnTol) pf.,1ll
AlllWoICo . in
AlllWCopf. 77!i
AnnArtior - -AnArl)
pf
Asnrain.-n.
1.M6 0714 M'4 K ""1 AsMeripf "
1I6 torn,' 101H 4.25 ' lialilbo pf'.'. -
on; a.m Iiatonllas..,
1 1.1 h..i. lic ein reoK so
3 on Dasls it-,i,u.i , iniif
Itlinl eff.H 1?'.
1,'IH 07
June IO.M.'. 3 .11
Sept. 1,'IS loo'n 1oni; 3 43 Illnil n(.'B.125
.7-11 Pen. I.MSlooii.ninon.jS (101 brunsTer 4H
1,-is W, 100 .oo I "
117 K2 Wf D.tfll Illlfll&P
l.'ts inot lmif 3 on liuttrrkCo.,
.l-D June
M-N May
5 A (1 Apr.
M-N May
5 M-S Sept
M'CHIlt, 3 A-O Oct.
NYNMAII 1 M-N May
1'altnrnv. 314 J-D Oct.
SollyCo.. f.
.SoHyCo.. 5
I'nl'niltCo.a
WrstPow..,,
WSIlAKCo.A
F-A 1'eb,
M-S Mar.
M-N .May
J-J July
A-O Oct,
20
...,nU.....t. KMl
115 100loai4' 2 7H 1 (jViiof.Vj;
1316 1004 inon3 aa ' CAS Tel.. 1150
116 10014 ioih -i.ro r.'.VK?.,,i"10,M
. ... ( hIAAIton, -
111 C7'i PSIJ 11,00,, 'MScM pf.. 11
115 100 K(, 3.33 ChKltWpf, 27H
lM 014 01 6 20 DIM?.1,',!''"
117 101J4. 101 6. 35
115 00U tmi 8,fO
117 OS d"( 7.00
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT BONDS.
(The fnllowtne
ITFTY YEARS IN SUB-TREASURY
Xrro nmplnyees lloniireil on Their
Joint .4 mil vrrsiiry,
James Smith nnd Hobert C. Hnff, em.
tjfoyeee at the Hub-Tie uuiry since isr.r,,
io!obratsl Ihoir llftietii annuel sirv In
the wivloe of the Treasury I lop 1 1 1'neiil
yeeterdiy Mr Sin lb i in i leirgo of tint
Treasury aeemiins, wmlo Mr M ill, wno
ivns former y 1 bud o, the 11 . a 4
coin dlv M. in. in now 01 b.irpn nf Mi"
coupon doiarlnii'iit
Hoth were reolpionis of so'id grid
nhtrt set from lluiir co-workers m
Uub-Treasury.
are quoted
nuns.)
Name. Hatutlty
Atlantic Coast Line .. inn 21
lliittlmnrr A Olilo. .
Ilufliilo, Hoi-li A Pills
Cnnadliin I'lti'lric..
( Ill -IpClUe a Olilo
( liii'.igii A Niirlliw'n
Cllll'.ll-n, llld, A I,nll4.ll -2.1
Clllr.lgo, St I.. A N'.O. IIII5 24
C C. t . A St. Louis
In Inwurc A Hudson
l.rle liallroad
lloeUlns Valley..
Illinois Central ..
l.ntK Hie A Nashville, 1014 21
Mo , hnnsiiH A Texas, mil -31
Missouri Parllr ., . mil 23
N V Central Lines . KII5-2S
Norlillk A Vi'e.terll. I'UVJI
N 1 , V II A II . 1115 21
Pi f.en I'nU'ht lull 21
t I . 1 it A '(until I'll! 21
Mnl.11,1 it AK Line I'll! :.
'mithern HiillHay , 11 1 4 2 1
t(, j Southern Pacific,, I3H-23
Vlrclnlan Hallway, HH-19
1014 31
I'll! 3'!
1(115-21
1U11-17
1U14-2J
1HI5-20
,.1'I2J
1111-21
11114-2.1
.1014-21
n a perrentate
Hate. Hid. Asked
4 414 4 (VI 4,40
4.B2
4 fi.1
4 (HI
4 111
4 6
6 03
4 76
6 20
4 10
500
4.!
4.7(1
4 00
6.35
n.13
6 OU
4 Ml
6.20
4 r.
5 31
6 00
4.(0
4.63
6.16
ChlANtVpfiaS
rinsiraum -CSl'AO
nf..
CCCAMU... 23
CCCASL pf 61
CleiAHt 167
S3
Kiso
1)7
3'J
23lt
101 14
7"l
152
in.-,
2a
101
HI
225
tw'4
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104
120
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30
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It 104 0
102
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29
126
127
133
160
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m
ClevAP apl so
CI11PAC0.
CIPAC11 pf.tnn
C0IAS011. 21
ColASii pf.. 47L4
ColASo2pf. 37
CnnKias. 115'
ContCan 43'j
ConC pf O
Cornf'r pf., RS
CrexCnr ,. 46
CutiASti pf, til
DrlAltud. .14(14
Dell.AW 4l
llei-reCn pf
1IMAHI1... 6i
1C4
no
Itm-4
25
im!4
45
H2
1,1114
110 ,
III
14SA4
430
85
DMAl'tl) nf 2114
DenAIICpf N 11
IletEdl. 112lioI1214'0
iiem.iiacK, iu
III (AM pL. 80
Potl'lllted, -Ilul.SSAA
., .1
IISSAA Pf.. 7
Erle2ilpf. 2llf
Veil MAS
lVil.MAS pf
t'WIuth )f.118'X
(iWlleme.,ln
(illelniepf 112
(luiMtrs pf in
Havana.
Haiana pf.
HariHtrNJ. 02lj
HanVJ pf,
HnnCorp..
llomi'Mln..ll6o
HnrkVal.
InlAvrCorp,
IntAirrpf a
Intl'iimp..
liitl'iiin pf 77,
Iiurer-H. 107o
lnirrr-H nf. 100
InwaCrnt
lownf pf 16
JKnv.er 7514
.IKiy Itif I(i
KCI'SA.Mpf
KanCSnu... 23
KanCSo pf. 54
KroAIlesif 4
KADllpr 3H
KCIll.AI' 12nlio 12l4e
Lacleilld'.ll'lll ns
LnrkStl. 2S 32
R3
6
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2!'4
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1H5
117
116
71
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ns
117c
12.1
12
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115
0
25
7D
IOSI4
611
111
no
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LlkeEAtY 5
LEAW pf II
LA.MTC11.. 20.1
LAMTCopfltl
l.ollirl.l 311
I.orlllarilpfll4'4
Lonsi-WII..
LnoseV2pf
Maekny . 72
Macka) pf. M
Manhlfl. 123
Manhstilrt. 41
M.111SI1 pf..lil
Maylltst... 5J'i
MaI).Stpf. -MrrMar..
. 1
MerMarrf. 4'i
.Mei Pit pf. 70
.Mast 1. 1314
MASlL nf . 38
MSI PASSM 10,1
MSPSSM pf -M.SP.SSir.L75
MlilltAW pfll2
Mnrills.. If,2
M'hAStb .
N'.ltlllsoult 11(1
NatEAH pf 7S
Natl.iad pflonu
NllyiitM ii
Nllvofl2n 5
NVAIrllr .. 63
NY LAW
Nnr.Sou ,
NorAW 100
NnrAW pf.. S3
NorAiner.. M
7,'orCi-nlty. l
NiulTe...lii)
OdlSIIM.
I'filistlirpf.
ParTrlA r.. 25
I'lii'TATpf. 86n
PeiiAllii.t . . 0
in ash, . as
l'CI'ASIl.pf
I'Kt.i nf ni'4
PI'tWAC . 16h
I'lllkM PI ,
Pf.StorlAir
PrSK'ar of
(Jiileksllver 1
yulil.ll pf. 114
ItjSiSprs . 20
IllStSps pf
Hi'iul 1 if -
transactions
Askrd 1
7
20
21l)'4
11'5
37
lis
20
2D
71
7
121
52
(I2
60
US
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110
121
77
116
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10
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112'4e 121
23
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yesterday :
Hid Askr.)
SI
I'l
s
3'4
ri'.j
a.V
41
mi
1
"1
1 ,
3714
11.'
22
SS
M
Head 2 pf... m;
f.UIlll-IV (II.
' MLASP
SLAM' I pf
SLAM'Spf
, Sll. snW .
Stl.'UV pf , -.S.-ais-Hne
201
t Se.ll.-Hi)pfl21
I Mii.s.Shi-f . 21
ISKr.'Sire 101
Shrcirc pf.Ioi
Sol'KSucnr .'12
M'KSii pf. si
'SnlllMAO
, SU.IiMIII .
. .stsnMI'l pf.
1 ' . i-.ie
TellMcl.T
T.St LAW .. IU
TSI.AW pt. 5
I'niterw 1 5.V j
l'nileiw lif.
I'nllarAI1 , 2214
I'tiClcMfir . 4 11,
t'tif'Mfi pf li
1 nils ln . )
l'nl)r(!d..
l'nl)r(i Pf 31
rsi'i.ti . .1
I s' II' nf.. a.'i-i
1 MndAlo 15
1'sinrtAl pf 71
rsilipi-iss a;
1'Mlial.M 37
Viu .iri'h .. Ill
VaCatC pf
VallAP.
Wnlia.il pf. U
Wi-siMd . li?
Wi stMd nf. 2.1
WiXhlpf 117
Weyllrnt 220
W.-j. Unit pfl 1 1
wini iai.i:
t Al.t: 1 pf.
WAl.i:2pf, :i
wisr intrsi 3014
Willy's!) pf ci
Ex dlrltlriid
Whrr a 'c' follow,
a riuot 111 ion It Indi
cates a hid or offer
fur 10 shares
LallAO fnl.l 4.
flllill SH
Halt AOhl-iS'j.
1200(1 llOlj 1
1 eths'teel et 5
.I'll I llt7
rent Parinc In
1V.oi.2iI Hll
lislO Hll
l'.MK20 Hll
( A O CV I'.s
t'lOll Till,)1
Cli A y Joint 4. N central. Vis lono
.1000 li.in loon 7 '.)' j t'nlonl'i
rr.i iiav cm 4 .m iityi. r.iy ;isiu ,
..1.1.2.) M'1.1. looo ii iu r s steel it 6i ,
Cll AU Iowa 6s N'l MIAH ev e 2onn IOO l
2lir.J0 I O a 1 j 1O01 1 O a.14 Waliash eq 6s
C M A StPrv 6 NorlhParinc loi.i ...Sl)7s
ifhen t.sueil -11,1.211 s 1) 14 Va Ury 5s
60110 loo.is Iimis.'i)..H(7n 100) K7-is
51001). IOOI4 Or HnllANav 4s Wotl'nlon I'jt
6000. .IllOOs H)-2i) HH 1 loun . 1) 1 .is
Total liond tales .par v.iluel ja.a j'j, OOO
Fellowlrr aro the quotations for the
.standard Oil rtocks:
Yesterday Saturdiy
Par. Hl l Asked, llld. Asked.
Atlantic Hef Co
Hnrnr.Srrym Co. lm
llllcl-ej-e Pipe L .
Chesclirouch ML
Colonial Oil Co
Contlr.rn Oil Co .,
Crescent Pipe I..,
Cumborlan I P L.
Eureka Pipe L..
OalennSlcOII..
Oalena Signal pf,
Illinois Pipe L..
Indiana Pipe L.
National Tr,inlt,
N Transit....
Northern Pipe!,., ion
Ohio till Co . .
Pierre Oil. new
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
llri
inns
HO
14
75c
43
1111
13t
10
101
II)
I.I
lll(
3.
2111,
M
4"
11
I!
3d
1211
310
lis
4S
414-5
4'i
4'4
414
4'i
6
r,
4
4U-6
4-5
4-41
5
5
5
4'4-1
4'j
r.
4-414
414-
413
ft
2,278 FEBRUARY FAILURES.
Decrease Hhiiivn IVarn .liinnnryi
Hfta, 4(14, OOO Involved,
Dun'a report of commercial failures I
for February shows 2,278, with total
Indebtedness amounting to f32,461,63u.
Tho Insolvencies In January wore nf
with 2,8 IS fall.
excens of 3411,-
4.50 .
4.51 I
4.S) I
4.70
i v) ! more moment, however,
4..V) 1
4 r. J !
5 oi '
1.50 I
4.SS j
4,70 '
I.Wj
4.40
6.35
6 20
4 (SI I
J'"' , The New York Inderal Iteserve Hank
I , tat es wore 4 per cent, for thirty to
4 W ninety days and 5 per cent, for longer
' Mils
111 os ana iiamiuieH 111
1100,000,
In comtmrlson with previous years
tho record Is nut favorable, thorn being
only 1,505 suHircnslnnH In Fi'linmsy,
1911, with liabilities of S22,35I,J93,
while In February. 1918, there wero
1,454, with liabilities of 121,477,923,
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
per cent for sixty and ninety day bills
and for four to dx month-s best names;
4 a4 (fr) 5 per cent, for others.
Time money was steady and In light
demand. Hates wore 2 (if 2 per cent
lor sixty and ninety d,is nnd fur four
months 3'i of :i per cent, for longer
maturities.
('all money ori the floor of the Stock
Nxohaiigo yesterday idled at 2 nor cent,
high 2 per rent, low P. per 01 nt.
I inmcstli; exchange on Now York! St.
Iiuls 5c premium , San Francisco,
50o, premium, Minneapolis, 15c. pie-
tin. discount ; Cincinnati,
.Montreal, 18,12 pre-
4. IS
4.70
4.60
i.tg
1
Open market discounts, prime accept,
aruvs, manning up to ninety ilnys,
2?2 per cent.
Commercial paper rates were 3(34
inliim , Chicago
10c. discount ;
mlum.
Call money In London was
cent , short bills, 1 per cent,
months bills, 1 per rent.
Sterling exchange was firmer,
quotations wero Pemand,
Clllb'S, I SOL,
Har silver In London, 2.T41I
York, 41" 1 0.
New Voik Clearing House statement,
Mxchangos, $283,73:1,2.17 b.tliuicf s, $20,.
322,609 ! Kub.TieuHury credit balance,
1525,780.
I per
i three
Final
4.801s .
In New
American Gas Company..
American Light A Traction ..
American I tent A Traction pf
Adirondack Ele-trlc Power.
A'tlrondai-'i I'li-etite Power pf..
American das A Electric..,.
American t.i.s A l'.lii-trlc pf...
American Power A Light..
American Power A I.Ulit pf. . . .
American Public t'tlllttes .
American Public Utilities pf...
American Waterworks A Electric.
American Waterworks particle's pt
Ameilcan Waterworks 1st pt
Cities Senior,
Cities .Sendee pf
Colorado Power Company..
Colorado Power Company pf.
Commonwealth Power. Hallway a. L.
Commonwealth Power, It A L pf
Consumers P Co (Minn) 1st 6s 102')..
Dayton Power A l.lirht Co,.
Dayton Power A l.lirht Co pf.
Deal or (.as A Electric pen 5s.. .
Electric llnnd Deposit pf...
Eli etrle bond A Share Co pf..
Empire District Electric .'.. ..
Empire District Electric pf ...
Federal LUIU A Traction
1 idrtal Llk'lit A Traction rf
(ins A Elecirlii .SenirttUs
(.as A Eliot rle Securities pf...
(.rent Wi stern Power Co 1st 6s 11)46.
Lincoln (las A Elerlrlc ,.
Northern (intuitu Light A Power.. .
Northern Ontario Light A Power pf
Nnrilirrn Stales Power Co
Northern States Power Co pf
llarli Power ,v Water. . . .
Paclllc das A Elerlllc
P.ielile das A Electric pf
ti public Hv A 1 lulu Co
)epillilcH A LUIU Co pf
Southern 1 .illfnrnla Edison. ..
Smilhcru ( alllniula Edison pf...
Standard lias A Elec .
.Standard (..is A Elm pf...
'1 1 11111 ssce Hy, I.Ulit A Power, . .
imnrssei-Hy. I.Ulit A Power pf . .
United I.Uhl A Hys
United I.Ulit A Hys ii-t pf
I nlH'd l.Utlit A 111" 2.1 pf
Utah Sei'iirltlis
Wistein Power
Western Power pf
Par value, $V)
Hid
100
312
in:1 4
13
41
!.'j
47'5
f.2
. SO
31
ia
4'4
17
45
17
61
t.1'4
S7
51
fill
soi 4
2;
1
8')
Asked
101
317
15
41
id
49
05
83
.13
C7
a
15
45
OH 4
70
60
17
Kt
K
71
16
11
51
32
Slllj
10
41
A3
16
03
73
I.)
4
17'v
J
31
4i
Ci
op-;
13
16
ao
:.i
.V)
ri
id
81
61
8.1
im'4
.12
81
t'l
66
HO
IS
70
20
M
16
.'.I
2.1
M'4
I'll
n
81
11
1.1
IV -4
(I
37
47
70
7
14
111
1121 4
1 Pr.ilrle Pipe..
I Solir Hef Co
Soutlurn Pipe L
, South Penn Oil. ,
( Southwe.t Penn.,
Stand Oil of Cel. ,
I Stand Oil ot Ind.
; Stand Oil of Kan
i Stand (III of Ity.
! St.111,1 on of Neb.
Stand Oil nt N Y .
Stand Oil ot Ohio
Swar. A Finch Co,
Union Tank Line
Vacuum OH Co. .
Washington on .
Stand (111 ot N J.
Sul-sl I -en bloc"
SO old "all on".
1F.i dividend.
Sim 540 5.V) 535 643
. HO 210 200 210 2'0
. 6,1 108 HO ICO 100
. 10) (110 ann ft) Mil
in) tsi fO 1X1 101
. 1( 220 22 . 220 225
. 60 37 10 :.n 11
100 47 6U 17 61
HO 215 22 5 217 223
HO lan is.'. l 166
. 1IO 136 III) 136 110
HO 12S 130 121 1.10
.',) 01 (si im 110
. 23 31 3.1 31 33
tm 220 223 217 223
, iro K4 02 J8 02
. 25 131 131 131 133
. 25 14 16 13 14
. 100 222 22S 222 225
HO 141 117 131 112
10(1 22.1 2V. 2K) 235
. KO 205 210 205 210
. 100 2C0 705 2.'.', 2(16
. HO 11(1 113 10. 115
. IOI 2()l 207 201 21)7
. IfO IIS 42.1 420 425
, HO 310 351 340 3M
. 1(0 251 2.V. 261 251
. HO 310 320 310 320
. H 103 160 HO 102
10M 423 431 420 410
, HO 120 ll 12H .
. KO S4 SO 83 S5
, ICO 14 187 P6 PS
HI S3 30 32 30
.. 1 131( 14'1 l.Vt LIS,
- 302 301 SO'l S'.W
I'll 810
- 1252 - 12S3
irm flocks. The reiinrves
of ivrn ns gven hv Snow were 951,
000.000 bushels, against ss3,oon.noo ,1
jcar ago. Snow says that consump
tion has Increased 221,000,000 bushels
since November 1. Thrso tlgures did not
sustain th market, and shorts had llt
tlo dulleulty In covering. A bearish
Argei tlr.e ofllrt.tl crop esttmnte was
publlln.l. pointing to a yl Id of 3,16,
000.000 bushels and nn exportable sur
plu of 204.000 noo. against tho record
1 yrodurtion o' 32r.000,000 bushels In
, the preceding .season.
' o.it There were stop loss orders
I reached In the mirket, with declines
of greater proportion than for e,ome
time. Commission houses were ncttve
on the selling side Mudi of the sell
, Ing was for Interests who haie been
I trailing the export demand. It was
directly attributed to the slump In
, wheat and to tho political advices con
1 corning the forcing of the Dard.ine.les
and the emb irgo against Germnnv The
j fri-nh export salon for tho day were
, estimated at about 1. 000 000 bushels.
Snow plnced the farm reserves at 36t,
1 000,000 bushels, against 390.non.ooo
last icvisin. The trade was hardly In
1 the mood to consider these statistic...
I An Increase of 257.000 bushels wa re.
1 ported n the visible, br'nplng the total
to 33,000,000 hushels. ngntnat 21,000.0u0
year ago.
got n considerable amount In addl'loa
through tho neutral countries. Ilur-
j ins January Oormany sold goods to the
j United States valued at over JlO.Oin..
000, among them valuable dyestusT.s
The cutting oft of tho German trad,
alone would be of comparatively I'ttl
Importance.
The blockade of the Allies and those
reciprocal measures that Gennnny tnav
be enpaliln of, lion ever, tiny he ,
ivoetfd to Interfere with the trade
this country with the neutral- U"i Is
the great bulk of the war export ..li
f tho country' 1st with llnplai d .to
Franco lntiro Incronses In the t .,(!
I with Kunopoan tif.utnils have be-i reg
1 Isterod In recent months. of ;.Vw
York's export buefnoM.s with Hurope 0'
more than JSO.non.OOO r, .lanu.irv $ '0,
ooo.OOO wan with mutrnl.s or Ge-miny
, The export trado of Now York with
Italy and Norway was double that of
I a year ago, with Denmark eight tims
an inurh. with Sweden and Or,- e
nearly ten times ns great In each case
A strict embargo n shipments In o
out of Germany Is almost certain to
redui-e thv. figures materially, In ad
dition to the d'ttli-ulty of getting sSlps
Into neutral ports at nil
riiij-InK 3lunlelinls.
While e.iic,bui-lns of municipal ,1 oil i-ither
Jncomn tax exempt bond Is In progrer
f-. income tax r"turi )uinin,-s a bit o'
ajvloe from th National fitv Hank nf
! Chicago Is timely "Investor .r:-it to
Inquire c.irefiilh- into t'ie tlnae ! peis1
thut of the muni- 'pilltlcs whose se.-url-,
ties the' a'e asked to buy." It siys.
1 "For years past there has been an In-ei.-a.sing
Sendeiov toward extr.iv.-ig inee
In municipal government and munu-.p.il
tlriancliig. Immoiii, sums hav In n
1 borrowed by cities and towns to pa;, f.
, non-productive Impnivi ments win ri add
something to loo.il pride nut n. tli'.- c
I whatever to the earning o ipad'y "ie
1 lirrower. In these days of oc.tiotv 'n
'le.stors ough". to demand that the t-
cn..t of bond issues put Ollt hv t. . ' , '
palllle.s should bo expended fin j.i ; -which
will Incipqm the n,-ruuf n 1 .
liivos'ment
I 'The crace for municipal l.ind
Ills bfs'om" such a factor in the
innt tne mconi'. tax lias t-cn ut. 01
.statute) Iwioks has made I' poss ....
almost any municipality of dorr'
to borrow n)oney at rt-asonabl.-While
almost all of the mono tl u
rowed has Ix-en well expended 1 h-h i
portion of it hu been put into .MM.,
and similar proJwLs which ought s-i- v
cii be supixirttsl by a struggling com
munity. Tailing a broad view. In wrwr,
t mny bo said that Investment cap' til
is being more elllelnntly Invftsted to.day
than at any time for a decade pist "
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
HUTTCn Fine buttar sm ee.m7 t
flrmor jesterday and .1 trifle high-.
'though tha uc'lv'i. uai rvnrtnea to t
top i,',-j.1wi. .11 ,f the orfe-l-igj w-- ,."
urilnurj to p, - ,1 1,1, ity an 1 ru h
s'ew. s-'torace ,-i 'noilirate cten.an-t fr 1
mi of town lini-re Henovatet wr y -l.iJle.
elow. Pa. k t.f sto.-k v ik Ft a
iiowm-ry, estrus. : e ore. 3 ! It ,
hlirher eorlnie, 3'. il,y., Urate, n
e. ore, 274 Si 30c He.d extras. 1. e
-In'.'Sc, llrsts, 25'3'uJ6ij, , Hta'e '
1'lt.s. tlneet, 214'. 2S)r ; too4 t.) pr
;iif21c.; common to fair, .!t2'- I'.
.voted, extras, ;i ,1 .5c . llr.ts, S3 ;r t
'lower trades. 2i 1 linit.it!., m ..e.n-
,r. firsts, 2.a21.v. L.idb, nirr.nt ..,-
I firsts, 21c.; eeconds, tin, 'it , .
Rradea, lsf Hie. l' l-ktng et -.-1 N.
UN if Il'jc, lower gru.ieM, jf.m:.-
IMILKM2 The e! tla''on was S'tixOl
I ened floniewhnt vr.trfjay jiv rii-- - I
1 oahlee from End ind, aKhough tt..
aei lociry was quier Hiul Irres-u
Provisions The i-harn declines were ' porters have h-n taklne
on the political news nnd In eympnthv
al
w-irn grain .No attention was given
to the steadier bog market. The state
ment of i'Mciro mock again showed
fair Increases Packers and specula
live ititereste were on both sides of the I
market
1
, WtlM
-Mar . .
July
, Corn-
Mi)- ....
' July
O.ltS'
Miv ...
, Julv ....
Pork:
M.iv.. .,
I July.....
, Lani
M.iv
, July ....
l!llS!
Vai .
I July
'h'cigo rirlcee :
Open- nikh- Low.
11 f
tfl
rr
75',
7fi'i
fa
Mtl
. 17JS
. 17 72
. 10J7
. 10 45
e.t
J'.l
122
731.
TM.
Wt,
17.16
17 72
10J7
10 (0
e-t
14a
117H
72
w,
61s,
17J0
17 45
10,:?
loio
Veiv I'lty .11los.
J.'rrur 1 !'
Hy Hate Pay Due
N. Y. City ,0 M S Sept 11
N. Y City, .6 M-H Sept
N.Y.CIty,. M-.S Hcpt
Hid
ore Yield
I0l Mt'i. 3,0.1
110 102',, 102i, 4,22
117 103J W4I, 4,20
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE ,
The loading Influence In both the ,
wheat and stock markets on the ("onsoil.
dated Ilxohango at the start of business
was the expiclod opening of the D:n
danolIoK. Who it broke sharply, wh'te
stocks ritrrngthi'iieil The rosiii'lng .nl
vnnoes In slocks, howover, Invited tirollt
Inking in sonn. voiume, wllli that market
roai'ting fi'iun the boat loes.
Heiding and Pnlleil States Steel were,
the inohi ,10! ho Issues The first named
opened .it 112, against a closing price
on S.itutiliy nf 1I2'. una e.irly rose to
H3',. lie lowest was 142 anil Its'
closing 112 Steel opened at I ? 4 .
Saturday's closing price, and advanced
to El'., closing al 42. t'nlon Pacini's,
upeniiis a' 1 1 7 s 4 o dividend of 2 per
ci id reprivoiitod a gam nf 1,. of .1 point
cntnp.iieil with S,iturd.i s II1111I price,
and it early toui'lieil a lilgh nf 118
Its lowest m.ih 117 and Its rlo-ing
117',.
Amalgam Hod Copper opi'iied at 5'l',,
uni'h.iiii'.eil from Saturday, loiiclu-il .1
high oi .'il's, but rlii.i nt ,'i3i,. Smi It
Ins w.is 111 m nnd aclho. It upeniMl at
C'J's. up 's ol a point cniiiparid wit.i
H Hindus' lln.il fpmlntlnn, linn'lioil a
high of ii'Ji-j and I'liwed at 61'. I'en
tlill LeilllliT WIlM the llli'sl notlvo low
priced Htiii'lc. I'rom an opening of 34 1,
It ilis-lliiisl to 33, closing at 3.1 iv.
Mlssiiiltl P.ielile dicllnisl from 12 Lj at
tho npenltig In 11'-.. i-lo.-'iiig at 1 1 1, .
PriH-e.l Steel Car sold al 27', nnd 27 ', .
Tr.i iisa ol ions 111 all Mocks Int.ilinl 1 1,190
ellil s
On (he l ud.i'ielles news M,n- win it
im.ii. d Jl.is 10 Jli'i'i ,ic ,insl ,1
I'lnsilig price on SatlinU of 11 On ,
biter soiling ,im low as 31 is, nii ,.s
Ins at Jl 6.1 July wlu-at upenvd at
Jl.30 nnd closed nt 11.27,
.. FC
Now York prices were
Oren
v:
July
(YniHOlldntcd prices were:
Mny H, 16SV,
Jul) !K) iro.
If. 17 10 H.
Hlrh
rt
!67
3os.
In
147
lis'.
mi
it ro
10 17
10 41
TS
16 OS
lVeT.
CjOe..
163 S
1 l
74
761,
171.
oi
hit
fsSt
Iff
1641.
127
COTTONSEED OIL.
The tnno was decidedly eisler Sell,
ng of nil increased as the wrakr"s '"i
lard pec into pmnnurersl I'nido w.is
inoled at 4 3 cents, but thorn wore ru
mor.s of retlnerei h.tvlni v. Ithdraw-i nr
lowered tholr bids. Tenders for 2,300
barrels worn reported and further no
tlooM to-dav worn toipis-ted Political
Mi', somewhat m rci,si uh
1'rl-es' Held, rnsct.ils, 1 " i ii 1 7 -
aae fancy, lf,y im-,,, . under-. 1 1 .
If,".,'. Wlsroiuln, who.e 111' k, ,ir
lalslen. ISiilGHe, twin., 1 (! f J r, i, r. - 1,
eklme held sperlal, iljjlk
ro" I t" il 12'4C
UiKiS A weaker ei'd lower rna-Ve'
rr.i i' 1 o-i o.-rr... of Mbenr r
nfi 'Inn 11 177 cn... Heavier
are Indicated for 'lis week It.-, i- j ,
mainly fur Immediate conuniptl,.r -li.
-i ) whl'e.. In mtxler i'a ttelpi U.i
l"-iinil.l I'tl-'K IKirs liimiewl-.i' -.
enllfii! Pr.ier: 1'resh Kah". I r-' ,
jc.: ftr,i... tlmt '4 ... .
:2:':,c dlrtlc n 1, 2" -rf-i,,.
1 -'.t. 1-20. , l.e.ir.ery. M-.
.,,- .--. n.-ini-rv nr,i"n
H' mlx'.l oners. i.'4'n.. Hi"-
,. 1 do k. STar 3Sc.
LIY17 POULTRY -With lishter r -'
'- expe.-td for llie w-eh, the market oi -
I in iieiinnirr Miape, wnn pr!m-
isteadv. JVney miioflth loacril , ' .
'Wanted. ltoo.ters filnxv Turk -1
hanged I).. k, ecarce nnd ilrm
s'oiv on arcnunt of Indlfterem o-,
Hecelpl. yentcr.lav 12 mrn, w-' , -m
track I'rlcen: Chi. kens 1,1
f .wis, 1e?17c. c.1.1 r,.,.-tr,. '
turkeys Id 11 i.e. Hin-k. sprP r '
I'Oc : Western. .0c ll.rn, ...
(Julneas a pair, '.no pic nn. -
nitiissi-'fi I'orr.'nii - m .,t -'
f re.ti kille.l are . ,w 'iorkevi,
pour and scuV 1 h'- ken. ,r. i,f
H'lrin and nc wu-., 1 )-,.wN ' -
Uliqi'v. Lilt ,'sw, lir,-a"v hel.
II 1 riisters firm nn account cf
. t-.-'rirs si,rliB .ir,.-hn i.er 1
p iltt .tc-11ili (li-ni. w tli hiii"-.
) e eiaeir,i:.v l'r',
I 1 Ued. Weed-rn flill'-y, 21
iir- Host. 1.. ,f2Sc Tonne.
wi, ! if !( , Te., 1 .1
:0!7
11 wl
3.K7
F17
Clo-
lnr
if.".
LtS
IW.
127S
Tu-k.
-I Lk f. d. mile 1 w els'il s
e-. P'ill-ide'plil.1 fnl,
s-an, w.-u1.!,.!!. I 'h, . 1
dlphl.l. s :bs an I ,n er,
!' ea.'li, 23 u .6 -
estern. ( to e.T, 1,..,
1 .' 'o vox, (i
1. 1
p.
'I '. 0c
f.i
advices had depressing lniluonvu during 1 evr 1" dozen, dry picked. Is,- : b s
the eesslon. over, lie : old reorters. lid., J 1!
ll-riine Willie 10 in. TO oo.-en 4
I It. k 'h.. i 60 .lurk, II - ,1 x ..
I spring. 3 11. s nnd over, pair a 1
iii-ie. iro-en, nrv pi -ue .1,....
Spot
March
May
July
Closlnj
Price;,
ii 70 '1
1. - it. i
r is.i .1
ti'sil T II
Prev
Cln,
lll
I si,
I, '1:
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS,
in ti
in 1 Trrm HtO'V.
'-I (ju irtr! , -iPi
Tip'ot t-
litlli.h'iMlll
llrilNji . ni' 1 1' t 1 T 1
li 1 4 - 1 l,tt , mlt 1 )'u
Tis ( f 'itmMii iju'ii
t-r'.v
J-'r ttt HtiKtul' k. lU.t
iM.hiiii; TiTllll'lli
cn'it.ii 1 run m"'ii'
pfd
Ant 1'ar.ilile ' AX
;. Mat
?'40 Apr.
S'li1", Mar
i: 60 Mar.
1. f'. Apr
.'em. .'1. , lexas
Ih. to do-en, 27.
. ,'Sc i'hlikns
10 3.i lb. I'l I
. corn fed -11 1 ,
,i-.il nvii- i'., r
I over to ,1.,. 1 -
ini-k-. Ir,
litem, 1 ,' i ii !-
FINANCIAL NOTES
51'. e Mnr 1 ft
T ( J (M r.c. w h,
1T tl'il. 11 l-Mi A 1 ,1 , 1-
tre 111 111 of H.-l'llls,,-
ene. lal atienu ,ii 1 1
1 j ,it. t New .t.-r.cv , , , .
, ,.'! un M v il. 1 111
fo- .-alt. isoo.iiiia
M
Palis"
. lerly
Uepulilla
Drew mu 1
Hubber
pf.1
pfd
I ei,
l'.r,
M'f
Mar
Mnr
t 'ir.-i-11
.1
l'e
pain
1314
I, ,111 tin
ii. 1 'i-
on tb - ti 1
t
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