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10
THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1916.
Exempt from Income Tax
Berkeley, Cal.
School 5 Gold Bonds
Dua Serially 1925 to 1949.
Legal investment for sav
ings banks in five New
England states.
Bonded ,debt approximately
3 of assessed valuation.
Prices to yield 4.60
Complete iclalb en request for circular
N. W. Halsey & Co
49 Wall Street, New York
FnUadilphle
Ooitorj
Chi oa fa
Daltlmore
San Fraud km
it. I.outt
FINANCIAL HEWS
AND COMMENT
Hnll.v In the 8tock 3Iorkct
Checked Good Demand
for Bonds.
FERMNESS IN STERLING
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE IBICES.
Ks-,11ra ajifl other "hare.
TntTMDAT, March 4. 1916.
ClOflBf. ID1T.
nid. i AJk. I m
82
J
4
81
394
274
934
414
112
46
84
6
204
26
74
194
J. K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Will Buy
liiiiiinn icrtiitn.i loin, Mock
All llccre n. I'M. Mm k
IIHI I'.. . Illl. Com. stuck
Mini. real Northern Paper Stork
Kill Interbnriinuh 1C. 1. .stock
ar. station. I Hank uf I'nha Stork
I on tolled states r.ipr-.s Stock
211(1 14 ard Making Omi. Murk
J. K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Will Sell
I act I onnertlml Hy. A I- f ora. Mk.
100 F.tertrlo lloat Pfd. Stock
RO 'eriii.nl. Ins-trance Slock
ion International Nate Stock.
1110. 1. It. Montgomery I'M. Stock
3(1 I'hrlps Hodge A Cn. Stork
100 Itoj.l linking rnwdrr I'fd.Ntk.
I DO Standard Coupler Coin, .stock
J.K.Rice, Jr. & Co.
none 400t to 4010 John.
3 Wall St.. N. Y.
Misstari Pacific (Lh.DIv.) 1st 5s
Victor Fuel Co. 1st 5s
Chicago East. III. 6s, 1934
AND OTHEIt ISSUES DEALT IN
F.J.LISMAN&CO.,
Member of New York and Chlraco
Stock Exchanges
0 ItROAII STHI.ET. NF.lf YORK
I ' ' 1
I The thirty-four years' ex- I
I perience of this company I
ui : r
tions efficiently as
Trustee under mertcages
and trust indentures:
Depositary in reorganiza
tions; Agent for transfer of
stocks and bonds;
Registrar of stocks and
bonds;
Fiscal Agent for payment
of dividends and cou-
pons; and
Assignee or Receiver.
Booklet detailing our service to
corporations sent upon request.
Metropolitan
Trust Company
Ceorge C, Vn Tujrl Jr.,
Preside.!
4 Wall Street
V Preside.! s
Wall Street
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
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I1". 6
After a first hour of rather active
strength the stock market yesterday de-
I veloped moderate reactionary tendencies,
j The afternoon dealings were desultory
, and the Hat watt not under any partlcu-
i Inr pressure. The cloee was steady with
Irregular riet changes and a email frac
tional averngo of decline. The bond
department displayed relatively more
sustained activity nnrt presented the
mvt gratifying features of the market
sc-sion.
Although foreign liquidation of bonds
continued, the Investment Inquiry hits
proved more than adequate and bond
prices have turned upward again against
the selling from abroad- Announcement
that nil of the St 1'aul Railroad's new 6
per cent, convertible bond Issue bad been
sold wan an encouraging token of the
persistence of Investment demand, al
though a good deal of this offering has
yet to pass out of the hands of dealers.
In the stock market It wan manifest
that modest Ideas about profits prevailed
ntnong traders and realizing sales com
bined with the small supply of stocks
from abroad to put a check on the ad
vancing movement which set In over the
end of the pant week. 'Wall Street Is
disposed to express Its fundamental op
timism aery cautiously nowad.iys and
observers do not profess to see signs of
nny distinct trend in the course of quoted
values, but tllre is a deep Heated belief
that the share list Is In a position to re
spond very favorably to any Influences or
events which can be regarded as unmis
takably favorable.
I'.isvlbly It Is for this reason that
tlfro has been In the last few days
so much circulation of goewlp, con
jecture Hnd rumor about the chonos
of an early termination of the Kuro-
r-ean war. When put to the quesaon
Wall Street confesses that there ts no
evident 1akIs for pcao talk, but the
oixiratloni In the Dardanelles) are be
ing eloMely watched and a large Impor
tance li attached to them.
Adjournment of Oongruss certainly re-
movnl a factor of Irritation from the
financial and business situation. The
conclusion of the session without enact
ment of the shipping bill or tho rural
credits measure won for the lawmakers
a lnrgo amount of negative Ipproval, but
business Interests will be troubled for
a long tltn to come by the workings
of the laws whleh Congress did place
on the statute books, Hecoll"Cf.on
of thl fact keeps the stock market
from expressing any great sens of
relief over the ending of the protracted
strain to which the long Congressional
ti lon ha subjected values.
There were no new developments of a
eonltiMo sort In relation to the Inter
nntlonal questions with which Washing
ton N dealing. According to Individual
preference one could Infer from the ac
tion of the commodity markets that they
were affected by the output of prema
ture peace talk or by concern over the
possibilities of Interference with the
country's foreign trade. Cotton de
l imed and wheat suffered another severe
lire ik The extreme fall of wheat was
more than seven cents a bushel and at
th low prlco of tlm d.iy a decline of
30 cents from the top of the season wan
represented. Corn and oats were also
weak.
In the foreign exchange market there
were sign- that the process of arranging
for the extension of bank credits hero 11D4'121
to Ixmrion bankers was approaching ' r,3H 54
Sales.
I Otwn-I Hirh
I Inr. I eat.
?!
i
12
8
20 1
10:
8"
4
6
116
94
4341 47
1444 146
294 40
1124 113 !
k ; 84
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344 36
.. ! 2441
93 ' 934
iss i:o 1
1064 1074
13S4 140
88, I 924
94 Ui 9
113 1134
31 31
4! 497,
93 ! 934
90 ' 9S-
103 J10I4
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y: I 1241 ..
t't . 664
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64 ' .174 4
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90 96 7 1
111 1112 I 5
ilij ! 67 1 4
62 , 63 j 6
4.
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Reporti that negotiations wer. actu
ally under way for the termination of
the war had a bearish effect upon the
wheat market on the Consolidated Kx
change In the ufternoon. May wheat
broke to $147, compared with a h.gli
price touched f earlier In the day of
$1,634. 't nloseil at J1.4S;, which
compared with an opening of $1.61
to $1.61'; and a closing quotation on
Wednesday of $1,524.
United States Steel opened at 44.
against a closing price on Wednesday
of 4JIN, and advanced to 44',, but
closed at 43'- Heading opened at
144 4. unchanged from Wednesday's
closing quotation, anil touched a high
of 1 4 4 b-k , but then declined to 1434,
at which It clofed. Amalgamated Cop
per opene-l at 64 H, the sarn as Its
closing the d.iy before . touched a high
of a low of 63 and closed at
634. Union Paeltlc's opening was
118 4. against a closing on Wednesday
of 118a4, n sold ns high as 11SJ
and then declined to 118, with Its closing
1184.
American Ileet Sugar opened at 3J4,
sold as high as 40 and then declined to
894, at which It cloed. llethlehem
fiteel's opening was 61",, its high r. r. s; ,
Its low 64 S and Its clo-ing 64.. Cen
tral Leather, after opening at 314, de
clined to 33 &a, which was Its closing
Third Avenue opened at DO 4 and closd
Ht 49'.. New Haven's opening was
494 and Its closing 484- Sal-a
totalled 16,441 shares.
"Km IMlntnmm Stock Price..
The .Stock Uxchar.cn committee, lias
established new minimum prices for
the follow Init Mocks, to tHke effect to.
day: International Harvester of New
Jersey preferred, 110; Ilalrtwfn loco
motive preferred, 90, and Ioose-'Wllen
2d preferred, f5,
DIVIDEND DECLAKATT0NS.
rM ir.so April j
pfd IS'i April 1
pfd li .Mar. it
pfd IKr. April 1
J Apr. II
1 K 1 April 1
1 . .f ar. in
completion or had terminated. No In
formj'lon wa obtainable on this sub
ject, but sterling bills displayed distinct
firmness. The Hank of Hngland's weekly
return suggested, inoreover. that the
tltnnclal burden which the war b, throw
ing on Iindon would require n resort
to outside banking facilities, The Hank
of Kngland'e statement covered the turn
of the month, but this was far from
accounting for the drop In the reserve
ratio below 20 per cent, and a losa of
i.lmost 120.000. OOn gold.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Company and Term. rtk, Amt, T'aya.t!.
i;e,Kul: nun wes .noinei
ItMllWfiV
BratllUn Traction, I.Uht
anil roxser, ijuart-riv.
ArkanmiK allv Hall
y. I.l.ht an 1 l'o er,
quartertv
f"!lltt 1'e.iboilv. qur
trjv Ner- Vork Trmirlt. . .
United rTaitlnn and
Klectrlc. inmrterh. .
J'etemnn laike Silver
Cobalt Mining, quar
terly Mii.kuKee tlai nnd Ulec-
trle, quarterly pfd IH' Mar. 11
ClnclntMtl and Suburbtn
lleil leiepnone, ijuar
teflv ,
fltanrlard !ns nnd V.)"
trie, quariero, ernp
Cleveland llutlway, iiuur-
teriy
Cleveland Womte 1 M1!lr,
quarterly
Aplty Itubb'r, unl-
unnual
Apt ey Ilillinr, aeml- I
Miiiiuai . . , . , 1 1 r
International ,alt.. ,, H April t
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
April 1
1 Mar. 15
Mar. St
com 5", April 1
Th Kew York Federal Reserve Hank
rates were 4 per cent, for thirty to
ninety days r.nd 6 per cent, for longer
bills.
Open market discounts, prime accept
ance, ma.uring up to ninety days,
2s;i 24 per cent.
Commercial paper rates were 34 U4
per cent, for sixty and ninety days bills
and for four to six months best names ;
4 i1 6 per cent, for others.
Time money was unaltered. Ratee
were 2 4 '' 24 per cent, for sixty and
ninety days and for four months; 34
3 4 per cent, for longer maturities.
Call money on the floor of ithe Stock
Kxehange yesterday ruled at 2 per cent,
high 2 pr cent., low 1 per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: St.
Ionl, 10c, preniiU'l, San Francisco,
fiOc. premium; Mit.neapolts, SSe, pre
mium; Chicago, 10c. premium; Cincin
nati, 10c. discount; Montreal, $7.60 pre
mium. T'ie weekly statement of the Bank of
Ilng!and shows the following chnnges:
Total reserve decreased 4,1 S9. 000, clr
riil.ii ot. Increased :sin 000, bullion de
ctoaeeil 3."7ri,00. other securities In
iti'.iKiHi ir,,24L',nno, n'her deposits -crnnl
1 11, 017,000, jmhllo deposits In
iie.iHed 21.948.000, government securl
tie'i de rc.ifcert 7,000. Tile proportion of
tin. bank's reserve to liabilities Is now
; . Tn er cent., against 30.10 per cent.
l.iM ek.
Call money In Txmdon was l per cent. ;
short hills, 1, per cent.; three months
bills, 1 4 per rent.
Sterling exchange was firm. Final
quotations wete: Demand, 4.81; cables,
t.M .
R-.r silver In London, 23 4t ; In New
Yi.'li, 4 9Nc.
N'.-w York Clearing House statement
Kxrhanges. 5313,262,992; halnnces, $21,-
2... Hu, ,ut-Treaury credit balanco,
9Si!,62.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASJU.VfiTO.V. March -The rtatement of
in" r"oeiin aiiij pay warrant, or the Tteas.
ury 'io
Mareh S
Peeelpta Ji.jsa.S'll
IMy warrants,. l.'a.-H
Thin mo Vlaeal rr
l?AX: Jtl'e,,J29
..I4 K.B 4,is,M?
l-.X DIVIDEND
"ftinpan nm Tenn
Arnerli .111 euniatra Tobacco,
emi -ahniin
Hofton Woven Jlo.e and
Itllbber. uimrterly
Caiuinst imd Arliona, quar-
tei.y
tVIHInni Curler, quarterly
CheveliniiiKli Manufieturlnir,
tuu-iiTiy
Chi letirmiL'li .M.inufarturlna,
etra
E. I dn I'nnt de Nernour.,
qinirte ly
rj. I ii j il" '.'emiiiin
l'..il e tr .
Ill I'n ill' ri 1. mi, 1 " '
Mersep lia'er I mil pe. qilir
ter v
Patil'l llr v ng. qliurter
rtallwav Ktiel Spring quarierty
mamlard Oil of (ililo, iiuiiiterly
Maulurd (Jll of Ohio, ritra, .
Violrtrln. Coppr Jllnlus
Mtoek.
pfd
pfd
Amt.
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t:
(Cn
isr.
it
it
com
1 om
pf.l
lifil
1064 107 '
12 12V
S24 S2--.4'
4S-! 4S4'
26 214
1004 mi
1014 102
20 I 204
105 1064
li 20 .
92 924 j
160 1624
174 174
. . 19
764 76
1134 1434
Sll 844
14' 14
1. i-.a
30
32
324
1034'l06s
S3 i 834
164! 134!
46 4S j
414' 464!
62 J 69 j
474 474
924' 94 I
2041 264!
130 13:
13
494
63
44
118
79
10
134!
40.
12
10!
11x4
794
11
27 ' 2S
9 1 11
31 ' 3.-.
r.r.41 664
102 4 '103
134' 434
1044 106
617i
194
14
85 1
674
20
624
99
624' 30!
20 1 ..I
87
684
21
63
too
964 1 97
lOOjAflarrui Express)....
CO00 Alaska O M
lOOtAHIs-CholmcrH
lOOlAllis-Crmlmora pf
efiOO .Vnial Copper...
3400'Atn Heot Sugar
800 1 Am Can
200 Ant Can pf
300'Atn Car & V
100' Am Cur & V pf
600 Am Cot Oil
10'Am Hxpresa
300'Am II & Leather
800, Am H & Leather pf
8400,.Vm Ico
400 Am Llnsoetl Co
300IAin Loco
200 Am Loco pf
2900 Am Smelting
200 Am Smelting pf ,
100 Am Snuff
160 Am Steel Fdy .,
4001A111 Sugar ,
147 Am Tel & Tel
600iAm Tobacco
100'Am Woolen
300 Am Woolen pf
160 Anaconda
1000'Atrh, Top Sfs
200 AtcJi, Top & 8 1V pf . . . .
100 At Coaat Linn
400 Baldwin Loco...........
1800ll O
224 11 4 0 pf ......
300 Hatopllaa
B150 Uethlehem Bteel. .......
200 Uothleham Steel jrf......
600 11 F Ooodiich
400 Uklyn Rap Traa
100 Hklyn Un Oa. ..........
COlllrunsTwlck Co
700 Cal Pet
lOOlCol Pet pf
1500 Can Pacific
1700On I.mtlier
320 r & o
44 Con ASA Tel
COO Chl fit West
300iChl Ot West pf.
1900 Ch. M ft St P...
S40IC111. It I ft Pao..
460iChIno Copper
lOO'Cone Can
lOO'Corn Products!
760 Com Cm
40 Del ft Hud ,
100 Do M ft F D pf
10 Detrolt-F.dlson
730 DlsHltera Sec
1200 F.rle
600 Krlo 1st pf
100 Fcslenil M 8 pf
5(iO,F W Woolworth
75 Gen Client Co
12h rit-n Phem Co pf
200 (Jen Klec Co
620 Ccn Motor
100 Oen Motor pf
200 fit Nor pf
lOOOidt Nor Om ctfs
800 Guggenheim
200! Harvester 2 J
100 Harvester Corp pf
100 111 Central
8100 Iniplratlon Con
100 Int Paper
SS5 Int PajxT pf
300 Inter-Met
1400 Inter-Met pf
100 .1 Kayner
100 Kan City Sou pf
100 Liggett ft Myers pf....
1300 Lehigh Valley
lOOiLooee-Wllefl Hie
200 lxxwe-Wllea His 1st pf .
200 L ft N
100 Mackuy Cos pf
300 May Dept Store
2700'Maxwell Motor Co
fiOOf. laxwe!! Motor Co 1 pf.
5200 Maxwell Motor Co 2 pf.
H0u .Vex Pet
lloO'Mlnml Copper
20'i Minn. 8tl'4R9M.
1000 Mo, Kan & Texas
300 Mo, Kan ft Texas pf. ..
1900 MUr.ourl Pacific
240 MenU'iu Power
200 Nat lJIsctilt Co
1200 Nut l-ad
20 Nat Lead pf
1500 Nevada Con
2200 Now York Central
1900 N Y, N H ft H
123 N Y. Ont ft W
200 Norfolk ft West
1000 Northern Pacific
850'niclllc Mall....
C'.'O penn H H
200'Htts Coal
30 Pitts Coal pf
100 Prvwd Steel Car
lOOHltllman Pal Car Co,..
36501 Ray Cons Copper
300 Hwy Steel Sprlmr
100 Republic Steel pf
16640 Reading
30 Reading 2 pf
100 Rock Island pf
400'Scabo.ird A L
600 Seaboard A L pf
100 Slose-Shellleld
23 S S Kresgo pf ,
20ti0 Southern laclflc
1150 Southern Hwy Co
800 Southern Hwy Co pf . . .
125'Stnndard Milling Co....
to Standard Milllnir Co pf.
3176 Studebnker
100 Studebakcr pf
725'Tenn Copper
100 Toxna Ci
lOOTc.xns Partfle
4650'Thlrd Avn R R
200 'Underwood
200 Union llac ft P
6300jl'nlon Paollle
250 Union Paclllc pf......
200 Un Ry Inv
400'Un Ry Inv pf
100, U S Cast I Ilpe
lOOlU S Cast I Ilpe pf....
300 U S Rubber
100 U S Rubber 1 pf
30964 U S Steel
1400 U S Steel pf
2000' Utah Copper
lOO'Vn-Carnllna Chejri
100 WnK-iHh pf
200 Wells Fargo Hsp
500 WoNtlnghtmt-e I Jlec
300' Western Maryland ....
f,0(i(Western Union Tel....
600' Willys Overland
100 Willys Overland pf
83 I 83
294 304
84 84
34 34
644, 644
394 40
274' 27
9341 94
41 4I 42
1124 1124
46 464
844 844
64 64
264 274
264 274
8 8
20 20
78 78
64 64
1014 1014
161 151
est.
Clos-
83 83
294 294
84 84
34 34
634 534
39 I 39
274! 274
934 94
414 414
11241124
46 46
844 844
64 64
264l 274
264, 274
8 8
19 194
78 78
624' 624
Nat
Chanr.
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Vi
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
JTaaflrapplna; Efflclracy.
Legislation to limit the length of
frelrht trains, such as that Introduced
In Indiana, according to the ItnUway
Ao Qatettt, Is legislation to prevent
useful nrorreas nnd economic operation.
to secure which the railroads have spent A.'5l!,)c,.,n ? "
millions for locomotives of Increased 1 Aniide ftt.r.a
tractive power anq in eliminating Kriiuiv. noo 1 1 iki
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
Tnuianctlana from Opening te 2t4B T. M.
Adams nip 4a
1000. ...7 I s
Alaska Hold rr
is rets 1st pd
1000 I I fl
Am rot oil i
1000. lot)
Con Oas ev as
rets lull pd
4000.. I l.'t.lfl
40oo. I t n 1 4
J0O0. . I 1 UIh
Cuban St
1 904
Tom CO pn3q
ROOO fKl.li
DelAHud cv 4
trm .e..nn
too.. .noU
W)o . .nnu
nrmo.M. hh
I noon . HO?H
VHH20 H(I?S
anoo ...ot)
ronooo. no
t.TO10'M,,Hn7)
inxhKi un
IMMO . fit)."s,.NnrthPaclflc .11 1
Among all the Indefensible measures Am SmeltVcr.s Den 4 IlloOr 4s( .'ie?ji)..ia!;a i
Intrnrtiieed In Rtata leirlslatitres there t'1?00-' !.' "3""1" .
tints so Tna,n Ano eet.s ika tln-fttm 1 ! Il T 1 "V" 1 '!Z M,l a r'I'r v ' li 7l -i? 1
nn nxk u-r .a UC r..j n ti-x- "" I t"Jt Ml. . I If 4 I Jl , I UU IIII"!.. l4
"which nan been no utterly Incapablr or AmTATcv4, Dftroit Un iM iontrtoi. iiw.14
hInr arlt-oratrl nn anr rntlnnnl nrrt(tt ! 2rt(- i!,n,. 7 1 7h 10(10. . . t :.
1000. . wow DMiiir .spritr- 2..nfi iTg
$100,000,000 BRITISH
CREDIT EXPECTED SOON
Humor of $25,000,000 Yester
dny Discredited as Bcin?:
Too Little.
.4 I WAlh ,1 S.ws t ., .n .allnltnl tesi.t
'7ias the train limit bills. How intern-
"X. il I snt r""wa5' employees can permit the
legislative representatives of their broth
erhoods to ask for such legislation ws
cannot understand. It ought to be op
H
14
1
4
4
244 244
1014 1014i 4
151 .151 3
441 244' 14
nono,. tin
Am Writ !'.'.
1000 . Il!
Armour 4'$s
VIOII ,1
4(100
llln I'nrn M lOOO 112
Mf,ooo , 4 savor Cal 1st Ss
,i:rleev4ser I) 17000 I III)
I I0O0 )4li IJijriH-ol 00
Ituit&Manadj Par Tel 4Tf I Sa
ail '4 14000 . II I "3
lilt
ti I I.I -nno
posed by the travelling public and by I mhIS.,.P I . ilnsCoesCiipcv Prima 4Msi
all classes of the shipping public. The a i i ev 4. , iki ,X.i0.1Sa
greatest factor which has enabled the noon . .04a4 inoo' . 1 1) I ta'a-noo 10:14
railways of the United States to haul AT ASK sen n; won . I o I "in penna 4s lis
thSCaoP';o,rMnwne Siha' 1 ' ' ' "
ways In the world while paying the, ,-.000. ... 1 13 tola tooo lot
highest wages In the world has been sooo.. .ihAm1 Moo. 00 IP Lnrlllarrt 5s
their stieeeas In I no re a Inr their fre eht 4(n.J0. Plla 1000. ..PHOs :ool lull
train loads. To limit the sIms of their
train loads would be to strike the mo
deadly blow possible t the efficiency
and economy of their operation."
102 102s. 1014 10 14 1
1204 1204 1204,1204 4"
223 225 2234 2234 4
16 , 16 16 16 14
78 4 79 4 784 79i; 4-
26'ii 237a 2BT. a
jnoo. . .11 ia4 Interb It T ref Public SerCorp
ATA.Sl'ailM., Ss lS I ofVJ&s
itampea itsio. ! 10011 i4
iooo H2
AtCnast I.lne ts
leoo (1OI3
IIIFIO, 'III
soon
tono
r,oon
10000
254 254 1
964 954;
974
100 100
274 29
674
684
4
654
1034
32
S7T4
1284I1284
;
174 18
60 I 60
1564.1664
1 ' n it'
664
684
4
644
1034
814
874
95
974
100
274
664
684
4
C44
1034
314
874
1284
44
174
60
166
Si 344 334
414 414 41
1154 116', lift.
104 104 104
2S4' 2S
864 ! 86
214 21
354 334
ts
95
974
!84'
86
21
354
100
29
664
684
4
644
1034
814
87
128
44
17
60
1564
334
41
1164
104
28
86
21
354
- 4
-f 1H
4
4
4
4
4
4
14
'4
"
4
IrOOO H4fVo IOOO. HO
1000.. .8 4.l41J'apanese4i4sJd
000 S4tn IOOO. 7 8)4
Kooo... sf jap4Mterm'n
uau eunio 3'4si .tampea
1174 1174 1174U74
94, 94, 94i 94'
45 1 454' 45 1 4541
144 144 144 144,
29 4 294 ' 294 294
112 112 112 112
84' S4l s I 8 (
21 214 214 214
35 4 354 ' 344 3441
24 24 24 ; 24 .
94 93 944 93 !
192 192 190 190 ,
107 107 107 107
,139 1394 139 11394
I 934 934 914' 92
94' 94 U4! 9
1154;iI6 1154 115
4. 1 - -r
604 604 60 50
93 93, 93 I 984
95 95 95 1 95
103 103 103 103
V.. lf.l. R.pM.. 42nlrf.
" lllrfk MU1.I mIII.I 11..
' ' Th. ..tflnp. itf Ik. Tlantr of nermav. lOOo! . HHlo' MOO T47m
as described In the fortnightly letter of f A4 i.lI,'iIoo'
the London County and Weetmlnster I ooo', ...84 tjilowa Cent 1st
Rank. Ltd.. shows a deficiency of 1124.- I 4000 . H4.ia! .1000. HA
000.000 In rold sitodIt below the amount H'a7spne t
- . . - rnim
of note.s In circulation.
'The excellent figure of 114,800.105
excess gold after the redemption of ail
notes In circulation Se shown by rhs
Bank of England," continues, the letter.
"When one compares) this excellent po
sition of the finances) of thie country
with the situation of the Imperial Bank
of Germany there no longer any rea
son for surprise .t the German ex
change showing a depreciation of some
10 tier cent In unite of the fact that
Germany has sold large amounte of se- I 20000
cunties rccroao,
"R has been stated that the gold ant
from Germany to neutral countries has
been Autrlan and not German gold.
This Is highly elgnincant In view of the
fact that Austria publishes no bank re
turn. It would therefore be quite easy
for the gold cover of Austria to be uti
lised by Germany.
It Is ao mti'iewmig to note trait
(I7?sl ''OOO 8"'s
flH Ity Steel Spr .,s
1177s t!2l
(IS I .',000 BO 13
The strength of tertlnc exchange yes
terday led to rumors that a. credit of
$25,000,000 had been established here
for the account of tha British Govern
ment. A partner In a large private
banking house which haa other credits
for the Allies said that if a credit were
established at this time it would be for
an amount In excess of I26,00,00P,
which he characterised as a "drop in
the bucket." In another quarter It waa
said that a credit of at leant $100,000,
000 probably would be established here,
but not while sterling exchange ws .on
THE COPPER MARKET.
lalet t Firm All aott F.trr.
trolytlc at 14. Ceats.
The copper metal market was ten
erally quJet yesterday, but the tons
waa firm, with all Interests quotlna
14 oents for electrolytic. There u
j aome buying reported for both domesM
I and foreign ancount. It la bllvM
I that there Is a considerable amount ef
' foreign business awaiting more fanna
. bis shipping conditions.
I There has been no second hand al
ing under the quotation of the lrt
interest or iate.
THE CURB MARKET.
Prioeai moved uncertainly In the eii-l?
curb dealings yesterday and trading waa
on a small ecale. Final quotations ch.
played little change except In the ctl
group, which was rather weak. World
Film and KeJlyBpringfleM Tr. lm
proved fractionally, but otherwise Indus
trials sagged. Oil stocks reOecteil mm
large loeeee on comparatively light sell
Ing. Standard Oil of Indian fell to Ml,
but mibseaUently recovered to 405, cJtt.
Ing at a lorn of 9 points. New Terr.
. (i.ttj r n..M i. lni..iM t.( ll..1ln. wm a.... nMoAiinnbl vaatarrlnT bT th. IntSr
lorn.. 4 eoiirustvis inon 's 1 natti.nnl Itanktng Corporation, 'mat m-
r.000 .oSu 1 stltutlon now has about $60.000 on ths
Mor;OT..nalH snv to this country, and It Is underatood
".'?,i&H'o.,0lthat engagements have been mode, in-
r.OOO. . If ! I a I .. . . , . . , M. m i H rrw
r,r a- iron M Is I eluding tni-s impmraii. .y.v.i.,-..,..
. 1 . 1 .1 U , y u y , ii in eai.iiu.. '
Int above 4 SO. I Transit declined 20 points and ArhurJr
goia irom jvii iienmng lost u iwints. Home of th
Further Imports of
r.ooo no7
lnoo. . .0 1
Deth.Sterl ex I
tcoo,.,.nHi
Beth Stl fdr &s
10OO... RR
JO30..B7fs,
fliJOO.. I4H
Dkn Dap Tr Cs
tats
tooo.. oriTH
the war chest at Spandau, said to con-
;ooo 7 a
trtiirtO 74Sr
MnosM 7ft
LarVSll Ss IKJ
1000, ..ao
Lerlede fjss (1
TOO.I 10 1
LSAMS4SIK3I
4noo... tto
I, Mi AM So JH
reelstered
sooo 8 a
enoo.. n nil Lhirh vai 414a
linn i n ri ii roou 111 114
tamped 1000 1 O 1 Is
Ichmi. 1 oonl -000 1 o I
DVn tn Oas in.l.liriftl 4 M 7s 1 now
.iooo 1 mis ooo isaisirrooo
Cal Om a r t :o,K- I 2ala 1000
HMs70..falj'1.1lirett & M W 30)i) 8 1
Cen leather Is IOOO..IOOt Fot'setflc ref 4s
raiOO 0 8.14 Lou A Naah 4s jpooo . 8 4
::ctto m s. rooo. n 1 1 lnmoo. 4
Cent Paclf.e lt, aooo Pit,, tooo . .841.
3;rTXM.,8Hl3 so.vsM..O)l4 fPse Hf ter 4
UUiSI einil OW . Minn IOOO. , ,, 1113
IOOO ...lit)
5U. A SP am Us
MIOOsSO. .PO.I.
r,ooo ,100
Seaboard AL 4a
atanped
IOOO . .82lQ
feabd A I. ad
400(1 it 1
i:noo iinia
ooo. ...n t
KnellT AT t
tOOO .. U7.14
So Paeiae ct (a
soon . .0034
I .linn, 7
1000 nt7.
ion s . .nqii
."'o I'aclllc cv4s
-inni n 1 "m
110.000.000 and $12,600,000 goia naa
been imported by trrls one Institution
a lcm. from Japan slnoe the outbreak of
the war. Japan. It appears, 1 now buy
ing In American markets practically
everything which she formerly bought
in Germany. Japan la also gernngr
lower price for her sllka this year, which
helps to swing the balance of trade
against her.
Foreign exchange rates were gener
ally firmer yesterday. 1re exchange
was at 5.81, as compared with 6.80. De
mand sterling closed at 4.81, with cables
o. a. Mai. vrjva were higher at 6.2.4
. b ft for checks and 6.2S 4 for cables. Marks
.81 closed at 82 for sight drafts and 124
i9'A for cables, while kronen advanced to
15,70
lower priced mining Issues were higher
The western Paclflo 6s moved tip a,
and ths New York State 44e smt
steady at 1084.
Trarwactlona In detail on hs saaitatt
yeMterdar were as follosrat
4
nin rinsannnn .lin.. nf mniA i ioiiM. 8nl?' .Iiykm r t Si Inono 70.1.
wa, transferred to the Relchsbank In ,1 01
order to swell the gold held by that In- .tooo.. 8ri3 Mlas A St 1,4. iooo... 087.
stltutlon. A short time ago tfcs lead- l.'t:aM 8HI3 ;mn ;-jia stard Stlll'r Cs
k Herman nsmmMNS published noe- MnKanaiex 4S IOOO M
...I .U.. ,,...ih fk. rnil.u nnl 2"24'llS"l , ? M rar III
I.. i.M-....n ..." ' iniivnj u.14 xioKanaTexzii mooo
to hoard go.l and even pointing out ' fmKM..8nf loco. .18
that It was necessary to send Jewelry
and articles of gold Sn order to In-
1 i creoee the holding of yellow metal at
i the central Institution. It Is superfluous
24 to compare the.e frantic efforts of Ger
many to ooiam gwi wiui iim iKTrmai
situation that has all along existed In
Great Britain."
194
124'
664 '
79 J
66 4 '
11H
0
S4
37
124
664;
79
55'
US
194. 194
84 84
30 364,
12 12 '
564 664
79 79
554 ! 65
IIS 118
134413441334 1334
20 20 20 I 20
93 93 93 93
112 112 112 '112
J 66 ' 66 66 , 66
554' 654 524 624
28 2SU. 27 4 2s
t S84 , 69 6SH, 684
27 4 274 ' 26- 27 !
I f.5, 6.".! 65'4 6541
, 194' 204' 194 204,
112 112 ,1114 1114
ins. iu"i ii' luva
4
1
4
4
4
4
4
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V
14
34
4
s.
I.
I 12
' 80 30
I 124 124
60 , 50
'l2141214
53 64
107 107
124 124
83 '83
49 ' 49
251' 25 ;'
loi4'ioi4 1004 10114
103 103 101 101
20 4 20 4 20 4 20!
1044 1054,1044 1034,
9
12
30 ' 50
1204,1204
63 63
107 ,107 '
124 124
82Ul 82 4,
48' 4SU,
20
91
20
91
I 20
91
1514 1514'1614 1314
17 1 17&.I.17 17i
194j 194 1 194. 194
76 I 76, 754 75'
1444 1444 143 1434
84 84 ! 84 SI '
!4, 14 141 14
124 124 12 1
324 324 32
254 25 234
1 1064 ,106 106 1064
' 83); 831 S3 ! 83
1 lf.l. 15 1514 15;
484' 44 474( 4'7 2
4
4
14
4
4
4
4
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1,
4
1
4
4
4
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4
4
4
4
ti.Ma
Third Av adt lis
iWKJ .Hli 14 II 4'JS 14000 r U
rofotM 8i4 ;nooo 7:1 .i:jwi .8014
Sni.M 8.1 Mo Pacific con ISooo 807H
loci sp r.ooo. nn.i4 inoen sin,
Chr A O 4ij Mo Pac cv f.a Toledo P AtV 4a
IOOO . HI! IOOO 4 71a to i'. lift
CAOcv4i4 'Mo Paciae 4t TolStbAW4
rKSHI .i;3 2r.ni. . AH 1 IOOO H
Oaaraaty Clatai Dlaes.
About 860 members of the Guaranty
Club, which la composed of officers and
clerks of the Guaranty Trust Company, 1 Chi IA 111 4s 1000 S4i4 inoo mi
held their fourth annual banquet last
nltht at the Park Avenue Hotel. Frnncls
S. Hutchtns, Kdward' J. Cattell. city
statistician of Philadelphia, ami Wllflam
de Drafft. secretary of the Baldwin Lo
comotive Works, were the speakers. II
It Wohlers, president "of th club, was
toastmaater.
10000 7:1 1 f.000
cn A 0 Joint 4s sooo
iooo . iift. rioo
TWIO Oftlai iooo
;ooo .. pftftsi lo-Ki
f,04l Rftl9' tooo
iooo. . II ft.'H. Ment Power Sa fnlnnPae cv 4s
CM MAC gm 4 IOOO fllll.V)00. 881a
I'vu . .i aiorri.ir.s as .nno mm
IOOO 04 NVAtrHrkrvP.. PnllllVan I M e
CMPAQ Ill.lsB IOOO 0 1 IOOO 4I7N
HMii m Un Y On deb Us loon .47
woo. 8 I 7a nhenls.ued CS ItealtyA! 5a
CMMIIAStPaul trrooo 101 14, WOO 7 1
' A .V WCentraia's t' S Steel st te
fcooo I OU7s irooo . sola .1000 IDOI,
ID'I V(-hI AS!!. H i..U 1 ()(I1R
C M A stl'cv.is sooo ov , ;oon 1(1014
rctsiuiiii , 1000 0'i4 soon. . 1 not.
QUOTATIONS BILL KTLLE1.
Hteck Ix change Pleased by A diem
Taken In CaBectteat.
ft,. RiocV Pxohange announced
terday that it had received word that
the Joint committee In charge of Hen-'
ator Hewitt's bill Introduced tn the Con
necticut LeglsUture had unanimously
declined to report the measure. This
bill sought to compel ths Western Union
Telegraph Company to furnish New York
Stock Kxchsnge quotations to Appli
cants not approved by the exchange.
. . . a . ai il. Ala. If aitVi.tiH
4 814 IOOO 4 713 1 Tflf aUUlonilM 01 inr eiua '"""'
m TN-inyH&i. m opposed ine om on "i" "
4 81 3 woo ii un it werft p,!,ea they would be power
4 8.T, r" I less to prevent quotations from getting
.'.'.J ?.3',.- h.nda iwVi la bucket
4n vmtt ',.4.14 i jii.u ii.i.'iv"-t
unops.
The exohange gave ont a statement
expressing gratlflcaitloTi over the action
taken cn the Mil.
PUBLIC UTTLTTIES.
7SOOO 1 OON'N'Y fltv 41. sf.4 .15000 1 Oil
i(10l lOUHj 4000 !ON. 70HOs31 11117a
Jnooi) lOON sooo . nnio Mom) loo
jooo ion.lt rooo . .tuia, id.n cloois
.ntoii ioon .'iooo (inN mioo loo
aoooo ioi)34 sooo titiij iooo. tools
45
69
47,
93
27 4 274 ' 264
1324. 132411324
45
69
43
93
43
69
47
93
45
69 !
474'
93
26
1324'
13 1
49
60
1H
13 13
60 4 4 9 4
60 ! CO
5 15 5
11811S 111
79 4 i 794
10 I 10
26 1 274'
104' 104
3i ; 34 ;
6574' 554
13
60
60
5
HS'l
794 794'
10 10 '
26 2741
. 1041 104
J 34 34
. 6rt 66 !
.'102'102 102 102
.' 434' 44 43 43
105 105 1044104
4
1
4
34
'l4
January gr earnlni" of 1701. 3T, .n In
cr-a. 01 fiua,ebx. or t... pr c-ni up
eratlnc exien.ea amnimtM to $ai,?!0, an
Increase f K p-r cent, and operating
ratio a "1 lar cent. The company re
cently entered Into , ne rate agreement
wltft the etty, by which th rate tor com
merclat lighting Is reduced from t: to 10
cent" per kilowatt horse. pow-r The ret
Identlal llshtlnt rata wm a'.ao Jowe red. It
1. not nl!eved. ho'evar, thai the reduc
tions will be detrimental to ernlncs. De
troit has b-.n proep.rinc from Kurop.an
war order. tiT motor vehicles and the
other tnduetrle of th city, eueh it ehlp.
building n.l eteel manufaeturlnc, afford
a lorire field for the Det-nit lllson Com
pany'! current.
All Byfieirtiy e?trlo xiropertle. report
Inr for the neev endl rbmary IS
.li(rwe.t el-t-trlc net connected load rain.
CMAM'rm4'i -ooo HA ;o(i .mi
iooo 1 OOIa .W (ias Klec I.t Va Caro C 1st
C&.NWem&a . It A l4 i :ooo tlOla
rerllniatrs ! ttoioi sn iVslttr.-Ss
10DH.I 1 ij.,T N v I. r A West rnou .Klla
CANWStl.l'en Docke ,Whah 1.1
A n v :,s . iooo .10:1 1 :ioni un
1000 1 04l4l.VMIAIIevsl .KiO . 09
CANW deb 1SB1 soon, ion IWnbssh ?d
10OO. .11)1 INV Ml A II ct; IOOO . 88
Cht ItlAPHU 4s 3ts Wabash ext 4
CenlYctf ICasi . fin IOoihi v;j
inoo !ills. iooo oii ' laiTrctfastd
iooo ifj x v Itvs adl Ss 1000 ao
000 a I 7.I aooo . aniq Western Klec (s
ChlHIAIMtyis SAWgmls loon lull
:ooo ...14 1000 . 7 11 11.10 lot
Chi HIAPrrMs NY Tel fm 4'i VV A l's 1st
8IOOO. Hft:i4 IOOOO, oft I 1000 I (1 1 1 4
111)00.. II1II3 NorAVcv44 r! Cnlon Ss
100011 ...1I1IS4IK10011 101 aooo 1111.14
ChlMI.A NO Norfolk A W 4l Westt Kl cv Ss
ivon .i.n. 1 iisio . 111.3 inoo lllll.
THE STEEL MARKET.
Demand
for Tin Plate
Is Heavy.
a Wire
Demand for steel product snowa no
change from day to day, and business 1
booked during this week may fall be- .
low that of the first week of February.
Demand In some lines Is heavy, such 1
as tin plate nnd wire, but other heavier
products are less active.
Tin plate mills In the Pittsburg dis
trict are operating ut about 9 r
cent, of caio!ty, but the average pro
duction for all 'lines Is only about 60
per cent.. Harller In the year con
sumers bought rather freely In order .
to take advantage of the low prices
which wer then ruling, but they have 1
VLfttti III! f nrl'nnf ton tn in MO at '
the advanced prices.
Mas. Ing. est. est. k
7At3rita tl a n e
ass Brsdsn Copper 9 9 4 it.
no BrtVAra Tob era. 1IH HH tTU fti
SO Canada Copper. 1 1 tads i&.:i
WOOoas WevOtah.- st A H V,
50 Cam Art .one si H a H
lsao "C D Cot.... tit ft. 1
mo Tlorene. 7 rf ft p
(00 Oeldfltld Om;... IS t lMl4i
47ce OeldneM Merrer.. a 54 IH US
lot Halifax Tonopah K M u 11
10 Inter Merc M ctf IS 14 1H i,
Y Inter M M pf ctf. 44 4Vj 41 ti,
400 lnt.r Jlln M 3 3 2
E700 Jumbo Erten. .. 70 TI tt
UE KeUy Bprtcg TlreJti 114 llSSj 11'',
MX) Kswaoa .. II ItV, il I"
1100 Lone Star till
9M Mine Co of Am. .51- Jt.ll 31tt: il
1144 McKla D Bar M it V , II
lf Nat Cloak A S.. C4 HH VTA UU,
100 N T Ttanrp IS IS '
4500 Oro 14 IS fi
IUker-Her. Corp. tV, 44 IS .
60 Rlker-ller. w.. 4 44 4 i'S
ano Stand lrer Lea l'i IU 14 '.
Stewart . 1 1 II U la Ifc
4 Sterling Cura.. .. 34 14 a P.
1M Tononah Mcrr .. M 11 II 11
9)0 Ton Mln of Ner 7 7
iooo Tularesa . .. t U S-n t n f !l
sn Un C".r Stor new. I
y Vn Profit 8h.. ..IMtta.is is ts
SW Weax Knd Con.... II M CI I:
4M0 Wert End Erten. 4 i 'i
000 World lllra ta Pi 44 l
lono Yakoa Ooll. .. t'i IS 4 S
8 T AND. Alt D on. stnwmiAiujts
40 AngbvArnw 144 14; 1
I Atlantic Reflralng. W IK w
1 Hame-Scrymesr 3M 34 S"
i Buckey. Pipe I... .. 101 P'l t'l
nilnois Ploe IJr.e- 1 1M in
10 In.11ana P!re Lin. 97 n r
1 National Transit. .. SI t" V.
US T Transit n6 V e
m Ohio on 13: ri
115 J-.erce oil new 144 -4 -.4
S Pral.-ls O A O rt 1
T. Pralrl. P L w 1 . .. 147 14T '
I Sonthem PL roi It '
45 Stand Oil of Cal.. .. iH f" "s
ITS Stand Oil of Ind . .. 417 .t, i"
tn Stand Oil of N J .. f0 VC !l"
17 Slaed Oil of N T . 1 111 t
:4 Vacuum Oil.. . Mi
BOM1J
I'.oos jt t cut rt. . H s: n s: '. :
tivo N T ft 4V;s w I .11.14 1011, ics .
S3..m tvejlera Paeifleta a.4 tr, 'J5',
"S1I s cola per snare
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
of 141 customer, with 4S kilowatt Uxhf irsi I'MAD 5sl 1000 Ilia. t;noo 0(1
louiiu iiiu .nrinracinc 4s. ioon . in...
1 -noo 811.14' :ooo po
Tran.aetlons from !:4.1 r. M. to Closing,
log load and 34 hore-.poiier In motors
New buefne. oontrcie.l for IneluJed i'is
i.tomere. with IC' kllowTittn llghtlnK
load nnd 4 hor-iKTer In motne.. iju'
put of ths electric properties for th. week
showel an lnrrea. of XT per cent ovr
tha corresponding we.k of 1514. Manu
factured gas output Increased I per cent.
In th'lr
AT A KF gen 4l
.1000 . im
llaltAO gold 44
Mil 10 8SN
n a ocv 44s
11000. 8 47b
IftOOrt, 8ft
lntrrboro Met S V A .V I is
roltrut4i4s ooo 100 1 4
7000 7 A iSeabd A 1. adl
Japl jsOerm'n' looiMi . ill
Hamped So llellT AT
ixiKM 7ft 1 won 11734
Mllw lias 1st is So Pacific cv !
7,000,000 Montreal ' halt AOhloS'js rooo twi3;nono . iiiia4
(Company two year' :ooo io7nMoKAT f 4',s arn.i s..().)a4
nt note" Uu Apr., run Hap Tr 4s ikh 7a So Pacific c 4s
I'ott-r. ODoats A Identic
public offering of 17,
TranrwRi. and Power ('
Alt.l.ral fm.f 4 r i.nl na.lM .lua A.iri
1, 1917, state trial tney win pay on Apri V'i' '"'.' ' ., ?'
I next 100S f.t ex-ciejpon to hold-rs of, ljt , ilis So ith PaclOcss
the Montr-al Tramw.ye and Power Com. JO' ?,"' ) '1'' tl1?," ,110,.
puny notes maturing on that date, tn ax. C Q cr 4it K.io . I l j S.Padflc ref 4s
change f.r a like amount of the new note '"0 . ; l',i,.,.,y, d.U" 1.4n?; HAXh
at JS.. and lntere.t. This offer la rade C It A 0 Joint 4s' 4000 1 . ftltN '0.84
terminable win,ou notle-. and holder, of W?. n , O.IJVi 'oY,St
th. maturlr.g note, de.lrlnr to Mi. "l- ChUlAO in M. f.rtKM I I . .Jh IWO p.,,
vantage of ths offar ar. reueted to notify -lj';1 ,n.:?'1, "",KS?. ' "''a
the bankers Immediately . Chi A F.at 111 is 10O00 1 IIOI j Teias Co cv es
tne nanaers immeuiatei) ftnno Nnrfolk ft V jnon nH:t
I CM AStPcvSs 1000.. II ia4 r s Steel it is
Alexander Ilro-wn & Sons announce tn.t ' rets full pd NonhPaclflc 4s loon lOOI.
they wJll receive mrbecrlptlona for t:.-,1110oo 10O7hI 4000 (Mil. toon .IOOI4
iOO.000 cvnoltdateJ (la. Hlectrtc Light I CM Ky lat Sa 1 .') . POIs Va Caro C tt
umi Power Company of Ils;tlmor i per, aooo 11 (II4 NnrthPaelBe 3. Jooii ill
cent. to yir convertible notes nt S and iCleeSh I.i4 limn?), iln 1VnMsryld4s
arcru.l Interest. e.t uhlch prl' e they vleld sooo ,,ny sooo (Kl I sooo mi
sllfhtlv oier 4 per cent. Payment 1 to , Detiolt t'n 44i 4(vm?0 i);tl .ViM...(Hl
be made In firtJ In Ilaltlmora or New York 30OO 7 a '.Ont Power is aooo, ,n
funds on .March 23. 115. .ubrlptIoin innonaiopcT .uihi 11 ..1 , rs ist
I 62 it.
20
63
20
85 1 85
69 I 69
mv;' 20
I 63UI
. 984
.! 97
614
20
I
sr. '
8 ;
194
t;:i !
994 1 9 84'
97 1 97 I
51
20
85
68
20
63
994
97
wilt be close.1 at noon, March S, or earll-r
at th" dlerretlon of the hankers. 8tock
ho'ders of record March 10 who, .lib.
srrlptlons are p.M.tmarke.1 not later than
March 1" will receive Hllotinent. of 1100
for every alx .hare, of etock held, not
withstanding any oier-aulncrlptlnn for the
I The notes nr. convertible nnv time in 1
to liecemt-er li, 1116. Into common stock
of tli. company at 1113 a ehar. They 1
are to b. dated March II, 1913, and will
be ln.ued In 1100. 11.00 and 11,000 denom
inations. The notes ar subject to redemp- I
Hon In any amount at par on thirty rfas
notice, and rJrht to convert wl.l ceae on
culled notes tl e .lays before the data of
redemption.
Harnlnms of th. company last flensl year
oer and aliove oter.itlng expenses nnd
H"'l charge. wr. tl,4S.Ssr., nearlv
Ss 1073 Or Shi, fde 4s I 1000 .10
SOOn .101 1, tooo 110 IWestc Ml cv Ss
101 IStt. A Iron M 4ai too.).. 0 0
1000 PPIs 4000 lift
Total bond sales (par value) 12. ft da, OOO
PUBLIC UITLITY SECURITIES.
toelv times th. Interest requirements on
the not. Issue
SHORT TERM NOTES.
Total tttlrsi to-day, 176,845 Hhare Same, day 1914, 329,131, Jnnuary 1
to date, 10,214,720. Same period 1914. 17,204,299.
Whero a "c" follows a quotation It Itidlcntee n bid or cffo.r for 10 flharea.
American Oas Company.. .
American Light A Traction...
American Light A Traction pf..
Adirondack nirctrtc Power
Adirondack ltlectrtc Power pf,.
American (Jas A Hlectrlc.,,
Ararrlran Oaa A Hlcctrlc pf
American Power A Light
Amrrlcan Power A I.lcht pf
American Public I'tllltles.. . .
American Public I'tllltles pf
American Waterworks A KIcctrlo..
I American Watetw orks partlclp'g pf
American Wnterwirl.s 1st pf .. . .
Cities Service.
Cities Service pf
Colorado Power Company,.
Colorado Power Company pf,
Hid, Asked,
100 101
BID AND ASKED PRICES.
Closing prices of stocks In which there were no tranact!ons je.st.'tda.v:
ti
44
Pefidt jO.'..n KS5.703 HT.IW.JTI
Reflrils from customs March S. 1T.T. Sit'
from Internal rerenije. ordinary, S414.C47 : cur.
v., , ' " 141 -J "nl1 iniswiianeoiis,
National bank rote rrcrlTrd for redemp-
Hon. $: mini
Tin- 1 ssli statement of th. United States
j reaaurcr lor .nrin 3 snnna
oi:nkkm, riiNn.
O'i'd coin I7I.3134C
4 .I.I lenfl'Mtes SMlaroi
eiiwr l.llli.ll" 17,34U'l
tiipr ii-niii-'fiiea 17 Mi;i,r.
1 inliil stales notes ti.iitf. 41
Ccrtiiiiil ilieclis on banks. ,, 43L-.f.T1
N.llnli.il bunk laite, 70,JS7,5W
Sub.'ili.trv .liver, minor cotn and
sdver tiiillioii 82,11270
Cash m Ticisiiry IM.3T3.e55
In nation. biuik. r.S,T&,i32
Aiallible r.'ieti In Treasury ami
bmlis ... iat.isi.wt
T.-lu-t mrreiit llabilltie "W,a,7.W
Kree balance In Tre.iaiirr and
hanks 61,1,"1
OUr Trraatiry a..t. (nl s.Tiiik'i?
Nil balance in rem ml lund 4J.;sif.,3Sil
HKit;it K '( ND
I Hold coin arsl bullion .. Iiu.794.t4t
TMJST KlIND,
60
To redeem outandlng crtlflcalM.$l,at,tiL3l
Orand total caio aaiets Id Treat- CluPAConnoo 10IJ4
an ,..-., mmmm,i, lam,H1JIl poiyuaWat. 2IH.4
Hid AskeA.
AmAsrCh . l'4 4S'
AmAL'Chtil H4 ua
Ainllrshoe "Tii
Amllrsh pfirtj
Amlltsu pf n
AinCltlespf
AlnCnalPr . HOo
AmCol' Pi 107o 104'io
AlilCntO of Mil 7
Allll.luO pf :s
AlllMalt . 5
AlllM.altpf. 7Sl
AlllSltf tltll
Ainsniiff pfioa
Amsupf .lim
AinTrlAC.a. r.7' ,'
Aim 'oh pf .Ibti'k
AmWrPpf 7
AnnArlKir..
AniiArbrpf -A-n'tslteal
ArMlM I pf
AvsuM 3pf.
lllllilKl.llf
Hii rliCrrcIt Ri
linidrrhnf 07
IlllllMlSllDC -
llrounsu pf
lliirKAl' , -llutti
rli'K . m
runs, nub. riH
Cltlliif.VJ .
cini.pf. .tniH
ClilAAIton
I'hlA.Mtpf II
Ch.MIStPpf
ClilANW .ISiar
( lilANW pfKIl
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I'llSI'AII pf
I ICAStl. 33
fill ASI. pf .VI
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Bid. Asked.
CnlASouth 33
CnlASo I pf 47
fi)IASi)3lif 37
1 urn rr pr . "1
CrcaCarpi't 4S
CuAmSu . in',
C11A111S11 pf
DI.AW .HO
DecicCinit -le.trtl)
n
D.llAIHIr
Denltdrpf, lo
Dct A Mack 70
Di'tWI pf Ml
DulSSAA... .1
D11ISSA pf 7
Krlc'.'pf 77',
Hilktllinll 1330
rrilMo.S .
rtVUuthpfllT
i;Vlli-lino..ll
(iWllllll pf.HU
Hit una
HnvHtnipf
M.arvNJ pf,
HsrtCorp si
lliuiie.tkM.llilo
llni klneV., -IntAirrCnr
IntAgrpf . 8
Intl'uiiip.. 4
liitl'unipnf R'J
1njcro.ino7c
Inscr-llpf. l)0o
luwaCcn n
lovinCcn pf 13
.!Kh xrl pfioti
JK'M. li pf 771S
Ki l stl nf
Kiiin ltySii 7114
33
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LKrlrAW... 3 7
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UJAWpf.. 16
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Illd. Alked 1 lll.l. Aaked
LongTsland :.i 37 iHepuhSt tat, so
IU1 llm-kla and M
H7'4 ' HlltlleljCo. T,
r.4 Hiimlry pf, 3;
77 Stl.ASP . 11?
I3S S'tl.ASri pf N
M SlI.AS'2pf ju
101 MLSW. .
(ft', ! MI.SW pf.
M) ; Sears-Hoe 202
inif , Scsrs.HopfiJS
41 8SKrrge..im
13H HnPHMugar S3
77 , SoPltSu (if, Ml
limij : SnllvMAl), (l.'o
I la Te'ari;r. IW
I7U 'l".tt,AW... IU
I.orlllanl . 110
Lorlllardpfll 14
I.(wisV2pf.
M.ackav.. 7414
MnnhHI,. 133
Manshift... 48
MnliSli pf .tun
MnyDt.Strf
Metl'i'tpf., 70
MAStl,, . U'i
MAS! I, pf . ,'ll
MSI'ASMtif
MSl'ASMI,, 734
Monti1 lit. lui'i
MiiniVVi2
MnrACs ()3
Nt hAStl,..
Vitllls Pf..l3l
ut i:.vs ii' i
NlitllAS pf. 71.
NllyofMlpl3
Mis ufMZp 3
N V,lr Mr VAi
NVChASir.
NVCASl.'.'p
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4
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37
303
108
Tie
NY LAW
NnrSi.ii
NurAWpf., RI
NurAllirr , US
NuiCi iilty . 4
DlltSlilerM. 2
Piibstllrpf.
l'ac'IAT . . -Mi
I'mTATpf K3o
IVttlAM 13
ProiilcxtinMl
PidAH.lst., ',
I'CCASII,,, AN
I'lTAStl.pf
I'lltsConl pf
I'l'lWAL' IM
I'rKti'ar pf,
qulrkrllier 1
Qulckt.ll pf. lj.
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Tstl.AWllf 3
'Ct, nl 1.1 (u,
t.'nilcriv pK 11',
I'lUIAI'pf 32
rni'Mfe iji4
I'l.i'Mlgpf I'lillijf.ds.
I'liHryOpf 51
rsliiAIn" 13
I SI11A1 pf.. 7ft
I'SI.'M'. Til
L'SllralAI . ST
Vncarch pf HO
'iloan.
Wnba.h., . 14
West Mil pf, 3ft
U'cMh I pf.,117
U'cyliruti.ii320
WeyllnitpflM
WlierlAI.I:. !U
WAI.l; 1 lit. k
WAI.I!'.' pf, S
WIILlIlt 31lJ
2
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07
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101
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40
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71
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Int.
Senirlty. nate. Pay Due. Did Offer Yield,
ATATSO...S A-O Apr. 1.'18 IO0' loo,, 4 M
AnCopC.,..3 M-a Mar. 117 (fiS WH SJn
DAOHH... ii J-H June i,'6 inoit inoij 3 00
IlethHt. 6 J-I) June 11,'16 10I14 1004 .1.00 Commonwealth Power, Hallway A I.
J-J July l.'IR Vi' IS'4 3.04 Commonwealth Power, H A I, pf.
J-I1 June 1 .fit a4 " 7 R7 Consumers P Co (Minn) 1st &s 103
M-S Sept l.'IS ino 1004 S.liS Da) ton Power A Ltgot Co.,
M-NMav 1,'IT B71-4 M .M I Dayton Power A Light Co pf, . .
l.'IS toni,,imn 3 no 1 prnvrr t!as A Hlectrlo gen 6a... .
l.'IS ion'4 lmij S .3 . Hlectrlc Hond Deposit pf
117 Pt 0'j e. 3S Klrctrlc Hond A Share Co pf,, .
l.'IS 100'i 10nl4 s 70 1 1'.mplte District KIcctrlo Ss
1,'IS Wi as 13 M 1 Empire District KIcctrlo pf
l.'IS I0ll m'i 4 00J Federal Light A Traction
l.'ls 07 ost; (1 so Federal Light A Traction pf. .
A-O Apr.
A-O Oct.
BklynHT. 5
ChrAOHH S
' ChAWIHIt.S
Cool-Co,, .
KrlrHH... .3
'r.r1.HH.. S
ErlellH. V4 A-O Apr.
OenItubCo,4'ji J-J July
HHAPHCo.5 M-N May
HorkVal.. ft
LOAElCo.,,9
LSAMHRH.
LfiAMmit.S
I.SAMSRH.6
Mlnf!EICo.,(1
NENnvCo. fl
NYCA1IH..S
Nov,
J-D Apr,
310
tOT
13
41
'94
4TI,
r.3
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30
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44
12
43
43
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14
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June 10,'iS 3 30 S.oo bals das A Electric Securities ,.
dept. 1,13 100',. 1004, 3,4S;oaai;ieculcSnirltIespf
J-D flee. t,'161O)"i,l00H,,s. to ' Great Western Power Co ltt Ss 1P48.. TS
J-D Juno 1,'IS P4 IOI a no Lincoln lias A Electric.,, 13
M-N'May 1,'IT 03 034 (is? Northern Ontario Light A Power.. 11
A-O Apr. l.'IS 100',. KO'i 2 10 Northern Ontario Light A rower pf, .'.I
313
101
It
41
01
43
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Where a "o" follow,
a quotation It Indi
cates a bid or eft.r
tar U aneas,
NYCfcllR.,4ii M-N May 1,'ia 1"4 "W 7 Ti , Northern States Power Co.,
NYCA1IR..S M-S Srpt t3,'15 W lOOS, 3 .VI Niirtliem States Power Co pf.
NYCAIIH..6 .A-O Oct. l.'IS 1004 lc4 3 W Ozatk Power A Water
1,'IS t'9 MS 10.S11 paclllc Oiws A Electric
1,'IB 100 10.lt, 3,34 1 paclllo (ias A 1 .Is ctrlo pf
1,'IS !'( tiil'j S SO 1 Hrpubllclo A Light Co . . .
3,'IT tn"tlj B.03
1,'17 10l I0l,, S.3S
1,'IS Ml, lOOV, S (l
l.'IT U-t UT, 7,00
NYNHAII..5 MN May
PaHHCnV,,'i J-D Oct.
SoltyCo... .3
I .SnllyCo... S
I UnFrultCo.ft
Wei.tl,ow...s
WHUAl'.Co.O
F-A Feb.
Sl-S Mar.
M-N May
J-J July
A-O Oct,
SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.
WKDNIS4DAT.
raid tar fiub-Treaaurv to banks.
Paid by batiks to riub-Treasury
IJ.4I8.SOO
3,7111,000
Loaa to banks on days'
etlons ., , ,
trans.
It, 724, 000
Ml NCR FIHDAY IAHT.
raid by Hub Treasury to banks. IO,83,O0t
Paid by banks to Mub.Treisury. 17,437,00")
ltom to banks
Leas to banks earns ptrlod pr.
sin, wiaws m.i.1,.,.1
4C.C04.000
HrpubllcltyA Light Co pf
southern California Edison
Southern California Edison pf
Htnndntd Oas A Eire
Standard Oas A Elco pf
Tcnnw.cc Hy, Light A 1'owrr. . .
Tinnrasrc Hy, l ight A Power pf
united i.imil ix nys
United Light A Hy- IU pf
United Light A Hya 2d pf
Utah Scciirltli-e.
Writcrn Power
WiKtcrn rower pi,
par value, 30,
31
NP 4
13
411
S3
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71
ll
. 4
. 17
. 7
. 33
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f.tlj
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134
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711
33
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20
414
SI
111
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64
l
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37
41
T'l
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14
l4
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mTI'l.P. --A softer market was nat!r.
able yes'.rday and de. Ine. oceurrJ In
n-ar'v '! grid". I'ln butt-r In light
supp'v. I ut amp.- Undergrade. p.en"ful
and n-r'e 'pi S-eruge not wan'el iiti.l
ean" H-nohted w-ak lad' o,uiet , pack
ing rtork low er Prl'" ('r.inier:' extra,
ore, .lie, htrhe- .coring 31 1, J ?.c ,
tlf'ts, s oil fenre. :Trj3D'- lie d ex'ras.
11. .core. n 27 4 fir"., Cf l Jfr , Slat,
dale), tub... tlne.t. :i-tl24c, red to
prlnie. ;, iJ7c. .ommon to fair. :oy24c
Heiiniatei. extra. j44 SI Sc. Ilrst., ..4
i 23 . ior-r rr.tde.. i'ii;:c Imitation
creamry. tlr.., ;2'ti23c. I.aili"., curr.tit
mak. ft-pt., :'nU-lc: seconds, le lower
grade., 17,1 1U' Parking toek. No :
ITdlTSc . 'iwer gradee, 14 f 1
('IIEIISE --Hu Ing on the part of "i
pjr'ers etr-nnthened the ti arket ve..trduy
1 and 4 firm 'one preialle 1 In a grades.
Local demand oulet. rnce' He'O spe
cial., ITlflTSe average, fano. It'. If
I'..- . undergradr., 14Mc. Wl-consln.
whaJ" ml'.k. doubl" rlaf.le.. W1tli4c,
twl-i 1CI, 1? ICS . . S'a'e. klm, held,
special 14 ill'.i poor t fr" d. SJITlc
KOUM With heavy re -ipti. of 20 343
case, the market ci a little ea-l-r ye.
terday, although "h" tn.-rea..,i demur.! had
created a better out et Free eelllng has
so stimulated trading that a eteadler feel
ing prevail- , '' "!7h ih" m.irkt l etHI
seimlttie h-ai'er ar-liai. tr due. but
enow in some e-ci'i-n. mav delay -upplles.
So llttl" Is ilon.g n refrlgratnrs that
quotation ..re nli.indon-d. Naarby eggs
more plentiful arid weaker Huek eggs in
1 uca ir siippi atm w.aKr rrice rre.n
! g.Thered etri. .I'.ii.'.'c: e.r.ie. firsts,
1 ', , tlr-is, lsi,iK'"' . seconds, f ,
I .No, '. clirtle.. Pi . hennery, whites, tine
o rinci .(ttuic. nunnery, browns, 22c,
mixed col'-rn, 2tMi 2lc . Hiltlinore duck,
'l.lVE lNU'LTRY With light receipts
market Is Arm with fowl, ma.la-ately .c-
itle t''.il".ra''J- chb'Kens are hard to
111..." oil roo.ters fairly plentiful, but
rlow as are nt irs Turkey, unchanged -
luck tli 111, i.ee-1". Irregular Prl''ee
I Cbt.'kns. H''llTc . fnw s. lie. o.d
ro...-.r. 11114.- Dii.ka, Western
I 30' . g "e... M'estern. 134 i 14c (illlriea.,
a u'r M' i. (.0. iU,ntik, li.40c
i IHtll'teEI) rul'l.THV Fioen movement
. tti.i.l. ri., but iiijiti'v in enia'.l ots.
1 Fre.)! kdle.i -urlceya nmlnlv poor, lesuPing
lln a weak nnd Irregular uiarke Stsggy
1 ' hi. kens move slowl Fre-li kl.Ied f.w'.s
In itKlit sutiply and slow d inund 8m
, Dim we.ihr mil roomer, in gii supi
and ii nil M.i.tis more rreeij onir-d.
til" luarkei lower. I'llces T irkey. ijry
picaeu. M-Kiern rancy. 21 T -l sc : aier
age. lie.l . ID II . 'lenne.frea and Kell-
tuiky, isrisc. Tevo., Is. 1 19c Chickens,
milk fed, mlei mcIkIH., ltl'iillc, broil
ers. Philadelphia, fancj, 23'i2lr. Ml.hl
gill, .c.tlde.1 4 lbs.. 14c, I'apons, Plitla
ilelphla, lb" and over, S4Ji;'c I it 1
lb. each. :;t:3, slip.. Pi'.; Western, '
to C'j lb.. It'll 20e Fowls. 12 to tail,
Western. CO lb'. II lid nier to doren, arr
picked. IT 4c 3 lb Hii.l oer. 1 r. 1 I
roosters, 13'j'fllC Sqllllis. prime, nil",
10 lli. to Uoen, 4 H,., 13 i.,
I37i. lark. 1 1 .'ilfi 1 1 Tft. Oulnea. spring.
3 lbs nnd ner. p.llr. 1.0 , e . Turkeis,
frnteii, tlra PI. k. d. . 'eci.-d. . .' . Western,
V Ii . Texas. I Sc. Ili.lier. im.li f,l 15 tu
24 lbs, ;jc , corn fid. I in -4 lis. 2:1 j
nirall-. Ill mix. I1I1IK I"'l. .11 10 III. ,
13c i 4 Ih. and mer, ;i)..ti corn fed,
31 to 30 ll.s, ITtflT'-c . Hi. and over
l?c. For Is, I.' to )u. eO Hi. and 01 er to
rtoten. 14. . 30 to .r. (in. , u i! t:,v,c Ducks,
Long Is and. Hilfc . Western. ITc. f.-.,
fain t , He.
Bid. Asked. lltd.A.'4-d
. Braoen Cop.. s'i AS ''
British Am Tob Ord. 17), 1T4, IT', ' -t
Jumbo Extension... Tft ts .it
Kerr Lake.. . 44 4" 4i S
LeRoae "i, S "
Lehigh Valley Coal. .IM 1'3 tSft 1
Manhattan TTanilt . t, .
Marconi ot Ara. . 34' Hi 3S .
National Cloak A ,MIt S3 S4 ct s.
I Nat Cloak A Suit pf- . S 0T 03 f
. Nlpl-slng Mine... , 64 34 ts ,
' Tobacco Prod pf. . 01 03 91 o
; United Clg S new. .0 04 a . ,
Yukon Oold Vi 3i 34
BONDS.
I Braden Copper as.. 1334 1404 143 it
1 NYCentral its 'i i
I NYStste44wl, 1031s IMS 1034 inr '1
1 Western ractflo 6s 204 304 2a
STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.
Pollowtng ar. the quotation, for th.
fttandant Oil -rtockat
Yesterday. U'cdnesilsi
Par. Hid. Asked Bid Ai.fi
Atlantic Hef Co lion S3S
Pome-Serrtn Co. 100 240
tn 107
if ess
100 w
Buckeye Pipe T,
Ch- icbrouja Mf.
Colonial Oil Co .
ConttnenOUCo.., 100 230
ip y
v .1 Fi
Crescent Pipe L.. M 31
Cumberland P I. I'M 47
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Northern Pipe L.. 100
Ohio Oil Co . 3S 130
Pierre Oil. new 33 134
Prairie Oil A Gas. 10.1 220
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Southwest Penn.. too 111
Stand Oil of Cal... W 2i)
Stand Oil ot Ind.. 101 31 '.
Stand Oil of Kan. 1C1 "id
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Stand OII of Neb, pi) 313
Stand Oil of NY Ml 101
Stand Oil ct Ohio 1ft) tu,
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