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10
THE' SUN, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1915.
Two Sound 6 Bonds
at par
Net earnings of each issue large
ly in excess of all Interest re
quirements. An excellent opportunity for the
investment of
July Funds
Ptrtiailan on request for
Circular AD-51
N.W.Halsey&Co
49 Wall Street, New York
rblladetphlt Chicago i en Francises
Demon I nlttmora ut-l.oji
New Secured
Debts Tax Law
The text of the New York law
and a summary o5 th estential
detail of the tax and tax exemp
tion statutes, which directly af
fect bondi and similar securities
owned by retidents of New York
State, will be tarnished on rentjest.
Send for Booklet 61
Harris, Forbes & Ct
flaw Street, Csnssc WHMarn
NEW YORK
J. K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Will Sell
Aetna Explosives Com. Stock
Atlas Powder Com. Stock
JBush Terminal Com. Stock
Comput'g-Tabu'g-Record'g St. & B.
Du Pont Powder Com. Stock
E. W. Bliss Com. Stock
Hercules Powder Com. Stock
Intcrborough Rapid Transit Stock
Internat. Steam Pump Cm. & Pf . St.
National Fuel Gas Stock
New Jersey Zinc Stock
Niles-Bement-Pond Com. Stock
Phelps Dodge & Co. Stock
Singer Manufacturing Stock
Victor Talking Machine Com. Stock
Winchester Repeating Arms Stock
We have rood markets In Unlisted and
Inactive Securities and Invite Inquiries.
J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.
Phones 4001 to 4010 John.
3WallSt..X.Y.
fr9wlllCMil6il0 8laOCM
Franklin TruSl CoAipany, i
S7 t 1 if. . . ttr.fi e. . ' 4a
Brttilfm ) 1 66 Monti roe Street
Off Hit i) 569 Fulton' Street
JJTruwtoe hxfmmal Trtntjt.
, ?nra"AT a e HUs a owTaHa
avNCOIlPMUTia 1
INCOnPOftATSO'
CONHL'I.TINO and 1
CONSTRUCTION ENfirN-RmtaK
riBUC NKKVICK ritOPKHTIBS
KINANCKII AND MANAGED.
59 Fine Street, New York.
Ii.rilng.tn It Missouri Aim
Railroad Company In Nibraska
Cinsalldatid Mortgage
6 Par Cant, lands
DUE JULY I, 1918.
KOTICE IS HKrtnriY GIVEN TILr In
pursuance of a Trust Morteaee Deed axe.
cuied to The New Eneland Trust Company,
Trustee, by the Durllnston A Mlaaouri
lilver Railroad Company In Nebraska,
dated July 1. 1I7S. the followlnr B Con.
olldated .MurUase Honda due July 1, IBIS,
of aatd Hallroad Company, secured by aald
Deed of Trust, bae been drawn (or pay
ment, vli.s
Throa Hundred anil Thirteen (SIS) Bonds
sn.uuu r,acn. numnerat
S17 133S 2073 27S1 1245 115 7337
642 136! 20IO 2100 3244 4042 70S!
64 1401 2121 2121 JS7I 407S 7144
67 1409 2141 2160 3213 4019 7117
665 1417 214S 202 1297 4111 7541
(IS 1417 2147 2(63 3338 4121 7710
721 14S0 2215 2174 1146 4141 7735
751 1455 2217 2S7S 1164 4171 T7CI
770 1501 223S 2119 1165 4111 7157
771 1635 22(1 2907 217S 4227 3021
77S 1546 2274 2909 1380 4217 1076
7 0 156! 2217 2969 2314 4241 1267
101 1673 2296 2971 2391 4241 1111
S07 1641 2106 2982 1405 4267 S47S
S45 1664 2309 3005 1421 4270 1551
149 1677 2312 2020 3500 4217 1710
161 1691 2346 3027 1526 4293 Sill
574 1707 2160 3032 152S 4295 S241
S01 1701 2394 3032 163! 4121 S4I0
S09 1751 2397 3054 3647 4141 SS20
916 1758 411 30CO 3511 43(0 961!
941 1768 2420 IOCS 3584 43(6 9620
073 1717 2421 3076 3606 4171 I78
575 1120 2447 1097 1611 4374 10311
911 1123 2459 3113 3617 4197 10111
164 1021 1885 2479 1117 3656 441! 10316
295 1046 153 2511 3157 1744 5011 10565
417 1016 1171 2522 31(1 3746 5253 10780
437 1111 1002 2547 3169 2831 6294 101(7
441 111S 1905 2557 3171 1834 5411 10191
477 1121 1910 2(01 3176 31.72 5505 10974
411 lies mil Z6.6 3144 3896 5592 11011
611 117! 1920 2(38 1196 1925 5539 11196
510 1202 1915 2671 1107 1921 6942 11211
C61 1216 1951 2(77 2207 3911 6991 11477
Sit 1224 1979 2698 1227 1951 604 11106
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1000
The bonds bearing the above numbers
will be paid at par at the ofnee of the
underslsned, 135 Devonshire .street. IIos
ton. Mass.. on the l'lrst Day of July, 11)13.
Tlth accrued Interest to that date, after
uhlcb date Inteirst M mIi! llonds will
ceaso In conformity with the terms of the
Trust Deed.
Tha Maw England Trust Company,
TRUSTEE,
by JAMKS n. HOOI'j:it. President,
Boston. Mass.. June 15, 1915.
I (lit H.W.K .ST.ITK MAINi: TIMIIKK-
21,000 acreai entire tcmniWp; will Inter
est investors! Income p-ivlng; Invtstleate.
Adnrt-ss uWNIlll. llox 3)3 llnrhum. Me.
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
i:x nivinr.Ni).
Company nnd Term Stock
Electrical hcurl'l Corpora.
$l,?'f '"""lit. "tuurterly. . com
1 UN,.,,J..bnu,Ilm.r1,..'',r,''",,'' 2
cwc.so.,;!i!,r'Ij:;m.
semi-annual 1
J.etileh A WllkislMrroVnal. ' JH1
Vjulncy Mining, ipi.iru.-rly ,
Am'.
2
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11.25
12.00
FINANCIAL REVIEW
OF THE PAST WEEK
Hankers Wonder How Accnmu
lntton of Money Is to Bo
Employed.
ANSWER TO THE RIDDLE
Although quoted vnlues In Wall
Street showed soma heaviness In tha
last few' days, nil tho material factors
In tho flnancl.il and business situation
continue to portend an increasing re
turn to prosperous activity In tho last
half of tho year which begins this
week. Apparently what tho stock mar
ket has been engaged In has been a
wholesome process of correcting a
moderately Impaired technical position,
and while so engaged various excuses,
derived from pending uncertainties In
International relations chiefly, havo
been alleged as a reason for setback In
the sharo list, but the substantial por
tion of the banking community has
not been concerned with apprehensions
of any essential change In our pros
pect for financial and business better
ment. War news has not been to Wall
Street's liking, and the newest and moat
stunning defeat of the Russian armies
had a sobering effect on speculative
sentiment. Tho more muddled char
acter of the Mexican muddle at a time
when the country's foreign affairs were
particularly complicated with difficul
ties created by the newfangled war
fare In Kuropcan waters was not ex
actly cheering. The evidence from
Groat Britain that the European con
flict required an almost superhuman
expenditure of energy as well as out
lay of capital furnished occasion for a
readjustment of our perspectives of tha
war. Tho new British war financing
projected into the field of financial
consideration an assortment of baf
fling questions, nor was all the routine
of domestic news entirely satisfactory.
Some disappointment resulted from the
Supreme Court's postponement of de
cision In tho International Harvester
case as well as from the decision ren
dered In the Lackawanna coal case. The
Western rate hearing was a reminder of
the troubles which demagogic politics
has made for the railroad Industry.
The announcement of New York city's
bond Issue of 171.000,000 at 4H per cent.
Interest wns a new token of tho dif
ference which the war has made In
the cost of capital as compared with a
bankers' money market of extraordi
nary ease. Crop weather advices wers
somewhat less propitious, and ao on.
There were offsets in signs that
railroad earnings nro picking up nnd
that more and more of our Industrial
capacity Is coming Into employment
in response to the Impetus whlah
war born trade had furnished. Tho
foreign exchanges contributed further
to the Inordinate strengthening of our
financial conditions, but In tha balanco
which could be struck between favor
able and unfavorable marketwise de
velopments, actual or conjectural. It
would have been possible for the Wall
Street share list to have been much
weaker without exciting uneasiness or
surprise. The fact that It was not
weaker was. In a way, proof of the
strength of the foundations on which
values now rest and the trend of opinion
regarding the future.
On the other hand, while the Immedi
ate uncertainties of the situation evoked
no very depressing reflection from
stocks, the market did testify to the
conservatism which Wall Street la
practising, and conservatism In the
stock market Is a measure or tne cau
tion with which affairs are being man
aged throughout tho country. Nat
urally there Is caution. The times call
for It and require It, but there are
apparently a large number or people
who think there Is nothing to do but
cry restraint in the market place anl
urgo everybody to a minimum or en
terprising effort. On tho contrary.
what Is wanted Is more courageous ac
tion in a direction of endeavor to ex
press adequately tho underlying confi
dence which exists and mako use of
the facilities which .tho war has added
to our normal resources for a great
forward movement In trade, Industry
and finance, nattier curiously, it must
be confessed that while their feeling Is
one of sturdy confidence regarding the
future of values our banners are worrying.
II a are Bnnklnsr Power GrosrlnaT.
They are not worrying about the
calamity which the European war has
brought on the world. The conflict,
with all its horrors. Is now something
which cannot be helped. It has to be
accepted as a stupendous fact and
dealt with accordingly. Our bankers
tice that the war hns brought to this
country a vast economic opportunity,
together with the means for realizing It,
and they cannot see, the temper of our
people being what it Is, that anything
is likely to happen which can mater
ially qualify this opportunity. Much
of the mischief which domestic politics
has done In recent years is In the way
of elimination as tha result of the
lessons In the nature of business which
the war has taught us, and a fact which
has to bo accepted llko the fact of the
European war Is that the United
States Is in a condition of wonderful
Htrength for the achievement of an
unprecedented expansion of profitable
economic activity. This, Indeed, comes
vory close to what it Is that the bankers
are worrying about.
They are worrying about the way In
which money Is accumulating In the
country, not only In the hands of the
people, Dut more especially over tne way
in which funds are piling up In the banks
and endowing tho mnnagers of financial
institutions with a superfluity of lending
power which bewilders even the most
ptolld of practical financiers. Our bank
ers are wondering what to do with all
this money; how to make It work profit
ably for themselves by mnklng -It work
usefully for tho country. It Is tho pro
verbial plethora of riches bcomo an ac
tuality which Is giving the hankers con
cern, and they are asking themselves
what Is going to be done with the bank
ing power which is growing night and
day. Now nnd tnen a banker hero nnd
there gets up and utters a solemn warn
ing ngalnst a surrender to temptation to
permit funds to be absorbed In specula
tion of any sort, but for the most part
the banking community secnia to give
only nn ncademlc recognition to the most
obvious and serviceable manner of em
ploying tho funds In their care.
It Is doubtful If there are any bank
ers who ilo not ceo that much of the
financial strength which Iho counlry has
acquired should be devoted to building
up tho finances of other countries nnd
exercising the present international as
cendency of American finance for 'Zio
benefit of tho nntlons, whether at wni-or
peace, which out of their own necessi
ties have been placing our tlnnncfts In
the ascendent. They know nt bottom
that Hero Is tho thing which should be
done; that wo should be making the
dollar the slnmlarrt of value In the In
ternational money market ami the vehi
cle of liitermitlonnl trade. TViey know
that we should ho lending heavily abroad
nnd making a market here for the for
eign securities with which other coun
tries enn ray for our goods nnd on.
modltles, nnd yet they urge all manner
or argument against it.
According to tha latest return of con
dition the national banks on May 1 held
more than 1786,000,000 cash, which In
effect represented Just about the excess
or their reserves over requirements un
der the stipulations for the Federal re
serve act,. This Is about five times nny
surplus reserve which the national banks
ever held In the past under the most
redundant conditions. Returns from
State Institutions, which largely out
number the national banks and exceed
them In banking power, nro lacking.
but their position may be inferred from
national bank conditions. On tho face
of their reports the Federal resorve
banks, which have been In exlstenco a
little more than a half year, havo suc
ceeded in employing less than 15 per
cent, of their total of 370,000,000 cash,
nnd In relation to the business possi
bilities of the Federal reserve banks this
percentage Is only a negligible frac
tion.
Moreover, what the reserve banks
have been able to do In getting busi
ness lias been largely under forced
draught. There Is literally almost no
causo for the national banks to avail
themselves of the privileges of the re
serve , banks now when tho national
banks themselves have such a super
fluity of resources. Only tho other day
tne reserve oani: or .New York sent n
letter to Its member banks explaining
In patient detnll the mannor of resort
ing fo Its rediscount facilities nnd
pointing out thnt the national banks of
the New York district had about ,300,
000,000 of commercial paper eligible for
rediscount. While the letter bore tho
guise of an explanatory communication
it was inferennally an appeal for the
member banks to do business with the
reserve bank.
What la going to be done under bank
ing conditions like these? The clear
line of action, as every banker knows
and as every business man who Is big
enough to appreciate the opportunity
now vouchsafed to the United States
knows also, was pointed out last week by
Governor Strong of the New York Fed
eral reserve bank when he said In his
address at Saratoga before the New
York State Bankers Association: "The
situation Is one that might eaally lead
to a riot of speculation. Inflation and
exploitation. If the bankers were so un
wise as to permit it. Wo may, on iho
other hand, employ this vast credit to
meet the demands of the commerce of
the world at a tlmo when we alone
of all the great nations are able to
nil the gap In tho world' credit sys
tem which has been created by the
European wnr."
Chance for American Finance.
Kverv rap nf 1.1.1.
- - -" ' vllll.,.lliaJl VU!CJ1
American finance has worn haa been
uuiicruiK in ine oreeze or banking dis
cussion All nvr th u. .i
ineluctable fact as stated by Governor
utiviis hub come up ror discussion In re
cent weeks. We have been told that
Americans will not buy into a war and
that they do not want foreign nccurl
tles anyway and that "when things get
coins: strain" to iti ..... -.1- .
v nc 11 11 1 j or.
use at home for all the money wo can
...... . urn in a position to ac
quire a billion dollars or more of for
elgn securities In the course of this
year and tho next without any dlslodg
ment of our own securities, nnd If we
let foreign securities come here to set
tie to a large extent the balance of
tl'u U.iie whlch ar8 btln cI--"l
through the present commercial nnd
financial centres of the world. Now
ZVk T!W 1 fln? .tnnt ,he commerce
established .faior narrn.n..it
ra of peace.
KraILAnr nnanc,al analrsls which can
be mndn wm r- ,M i. . .
. -- novo to xport
capital and have an entire sufficiency
for ounerex Tt..i
,,, can extend a
hug. volume of credit abroad to be-
v. Jil "u 01111 our oanKers
k.k .... 1 .1 lor lne country to
.1 ,hAOUt. Vhe "nlerwritlng of trade
Shl-1".i,J,?r,,Lprore" ln other lands.
ir- .v. 1 I: . 00 not "now how
ong the war will last nor what will be
of itoiSSJL0' Ve conom, 'or
war ZltH rt"rent "untrlea after the
,.... v "! ocen Drought
against American bankers, that thev
were onlv hnnw.. i . r l"'y
tlm.. --.. in fuuu snq easy
t mes, and brokers In bad and hard
times. Dees American finance look only
unlefa ,tUrhthln,r7 W1" Jo no'""B
unless It has a copper riveted certainty
?L!h?eqVel7 Th0 trmh of course Is
that this Is precisely the time 5f all
,me!! W.ten ?ur balng should bo tak"
ing on the character of banking for the
world with 11. iliimitohi. 1.-C..?.. " .
nri?.,?"d "tlc banking power nnd
1. V 7 ' . " lne European war
Is belnr iv.irl 1, " .
ini? "nnne8 o o the big things
,.,, a l nance 10 do. After
the war It will 1e too rate. Now and
only now Is the time to begtn to lend
freelv to nthor nnllnn. .....1 i . ..
securities of other nations In that spirit
of enterprise which takes calculated
risks to exploit business opportunity and
A real banking community confronted
with the opportunity and the power to
take advantage of It now possessed by
the bankers of the United States would
not reckleanlv nmm ... . ...
- -- 1'iuunivg 10 ine
winds. It would, however, deliberately
fltlrl t11naVavMtseitu an
vuw.ubuh.v . xiore is com
Rood builnesa tn h .-1. hw . u
countrlea which need money to butld tin
rtmmrma !.,! .1.1 - . I .
..re., uiuusirica una paironire ours
by trading with us. Let us make them
iur ii, uui 101 us give tnem accom.
modatlon." If Mav Tvrk i. ..... . i..
come a real world centre of finance and
If the United States Is ever to become a
real world market there will never 1e a
more auspicious occasion for Inaugu-
'"" mo unuenuings wnicn will es
tablish Our flnAnrlnl n n1 mmm...1
supremacy than that which the Euro
pean war la affording.
Nnthlnp I - mnr. ....ruin , V. - n . t. .
n - n . . . ...... .111.11 II 1 11 1 IV C
are not going to get anywhere by In-
mims un gom payment ror everything
thnt wa Tnnrt nHnv thl. .iii.
- U......B iinii ii 1 1 linn
porlod of worldwide strain, nor by con.
uiiiiik uur ioroign iroae to the Duslness
which other countries are doing with
lift nut nf ehulr nwn ,11m i mialtu
buslness men and bankers have been
trusted for decades by the finance of
other nations. Our good faith has been
confidently relied upon and It Is time
l oliu r wiiil- vo IIJIYO (JUaillMMl 1
fcr fi folfrli nlnfta In tVlsk annnnmli
by recognizing the good faith of other
countries. When tho European war Is
over all the countries- Involved In It
or nffected by It will devote their en
tire attention and so much strength,
as thoy have to doing business again.
If we become bankers and merchants
for the world In the largest possible
sense during the war all nntlons will be
more than anxious to havo good credit
with us after the war.
LAST WEEK'S BOND MARKET. 1
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Sales. est.
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JTfYlD'H sreek, 114,703,000.
Jan. 1 to date, 1387,074,000.
Same period 1014, 13 70, 1 34,000.
t Seller M dart fiat 1 Seller 30 days Oat.
MERCHANTS TO SEEK
GABLE CODE CHANGE
Four Interruption of Business
Service on Government
Owned Lines.
The Merchant Association of New
York, It Is announced, will ask the State
Department to obtain (Jreat Drltaln's
consent to the use of the general tele
graph code In sending business cable
messages. The object Is to protect pri
vate business against the nets of Gov
ernment owned cablo nnd telegraph lines
abroad.
"Tho committee on telegraph and cable
codes Is convinced that the continuance
of the free use of cable codes, which Is
of great Importance to business Inter
ests, may be prohibited unless this coun
try nbtalns the right to participate In
the International Telegraph Convention,
which regulates tho use of Government
owned cable lines," says Greater Now
York, the Merchants Association maga
zine. "For most of the communications
necessary in foreign commorce some of
the telegraph lines managed or controlled
by foreign Governments have to be em
ployed. While such lines depend upon
commercial messages for tho cost of
maintenance, as all lines must, there
exists In tho fact of governmental con
trol the theory of a use to which com
mercial Interests are subordinate.
"So far ns that may be Justified by
consldera"ons of public welfare no ob
jection enn be raised. But In time of
peace, and when the lines are entirely
free, there remains the possibility of
Interference.
"This concerns us nearly, because the
rules and regulations by which all of
the Government owned lines are run
nnd which tho lines of private owner
ship have adopted are made and en
forced by an organization In which tho
United States has no voice nnd to which
It is admitted by courtesy only, the lnter
natlonnl Telegraph Convention,"
TO QUIT AMERICAN REGISTRY.
Dollar Steamships Driven to Sail
Under British Fin sr.
Sam FnANcisco, June 27. lieeause of
tho new seaman's net, effective Janu
ary 1, vessels of the Itobert Dollar
Steamship Company are to bo changed
to Hrltlsh registry. Robert Dollar,
presildent of the company, Is on his way
to Vancouver to arrange for a transfer.
The company has five vessels, four
being ui.Jer foreign charter.
THE CURB MARKET.
TRANSACTIONS P0R THE WEEK.
Transactions In detail In the .market
last week were as follows
Open- Illah- XiowCloe-
SV.J!-.,.. '"" "'- ln"-
4130 Alliance Film i M 4 T4
2 Am Mach A P... SS SC tt re
27400 Am Zinc cov C7'i ; UK
11909 Alaska Juneau... ili 14; i: 144
12400 Alta Con Mtnlne. 70 72 tt 72
24900 Atlanta 30)4 SH4 n
2100 Hie- Lcrtce TJer... 14 11-11 14 19-18
TSOO Illr Cottonwood, i I I
11000 Pra4en Copper... 7i 74 7 74
14S00 Dooth 80 64H C4 tl
100 Brit-Am Tob ord. 14 1H it !
800 Butte N Y.. 14 1H 1MB 1H
2333 Canadian HOC IS 3 IS 2
71000 Car IJebt A P... 4T 74 4, 7)4
BM Cramp Ship 85 14 644 CI (IM
11X0 Caribou Cobalt.. 41 43 45 48
11300 "Cashboy 7 7 M 7
ITM Chile Copoer 2M 20Vi 20
300 Clubman Sons of 37)4 37 07
11700 Cona NeT-TJtah.. 7-13 M 7-11 7-11
7000 Cone Art son lMt 13-11 13-18
fooo Canadian Copper. 1 1-11 1M 1 1'4
KM Dome Mines...... KM 17M 1H 17
2600 'Dla B Butte a p. 3H 3i 3 3
3833 Electric Boat lit 134 lit 123
13M Electric Boat pf.lll 124 US 123
30(3 Emerson Phono.. 14S 144 1114 lit
10040 Kmma Copper... 11 13 22 27
100 Flak Tire 7C 7C 73 Tt
8BM Florence 49 U 40 C
2eco Greene Cansnea.. 40 41 U 404
SMO Qeneeee Cooper. 42 41 41 42
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21700 'Ooldflolil .Mereer 221J 2H, 22 22
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lit") Inter Mrc Mar.. :; 2M i;
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70S Inter Mctnr 1J' II 13 11
2S Inter Motors pf.. 3.1 3 J3 !
S'J! Inter 9 Pump 8 4 7
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74i0 Iron Dlosaom fl M U ft
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CIO Kelly Spr Tire. ..ISO IK IM 160
S'l Kelly Spr T 1 pf. IV4 fM M4
Kelly Spr T 2 pf.KO IM lfO IM
SM Kerr Lake 44 I'i 4 7-13 4 7-13
4C00 'Kewsnas 14 1C 14 15
32OO10 Klnnecutt Cop.... 2JH 324 29 311
1100 1. Hose M 0-l '4
1300 'Ixine Star 7 7 C 64
100 1.eh V Coal Salef.tC7 147 160 187
WfO Marconi of Am.. 24 84 24 8
SCO Mutual Profit flh. 7 ti t
11CM McK D Sav Mln. 21 23 4 14
tKM Malestle Mines.. 35 100 n M
1404 Msnhat Transit.. 11-13 ;(
10 N Y Trontp 1C4 1BU 14 S 144
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3300 27erala 11111 21 2C 21 It
18400 Oro 10 10 3 3
4o Prrene Mrt 144 104 104 10
13100 Rlkrr-Meg Corp... 7 74 tft t
49600 Standard Motors., t'i 24 4 74
4000 Sells 26 27 28 27
1000 Sandstorm Kend. 8 8 8 8
1700 Stand Sll Lead. ..19-18 1 0-13 1 8-18 1 t-lt
248700 Success Mining... II 32 77 31
11CO0 Stewart 3 3-13 3 T-33 3 Ml 2 8-33
700 Silver Pick It 11 11 11
23200 'Super Mtnlne.. .. 21 24 33 24
HMO 81 Joseph Lead.... 184 134 II 124
2000 Sterllne Outn 11-13 18-19 1 1
27900 Tononah Mereer. 41 41 40 40
1425 Tono Mln of Nev. 74 74 7 74
45! Tononah Txt 8 3 1-13 8 3
CIOOTrt Bullion t-ll S t-ll 11-31
3800 Tnlaroee, 3-13 3-18 3-18 3-11
24300 Tuolumne Cop,... H ll-tl 4 3-l
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ceo Un Cle 8t pf new. 12 114 114 jjij
va Un Cle St of Am. 10c 10s ' 104 10c
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7200 'Waaatch 1 8-13 1H 1 S-1C IS
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310 Wnbali w 1 13 11 1:4 1J4
2000 Wabash pf A 43 47 4.'.4 4C
1238 Wabash pf B 23 23 2:4 224
S00O 'Weet End Ext..,. 4 4 4 4
S200 World Film 44 4', 4S 44
200 Yukon Gold : :t z 2
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13 Atlantic Reflnlne. .. Co) CCS CiS
CO Buckeye Pipe L 104 101 101
C Eureka ltpe I, 2M ::i 2M
10 Galena Slrnal Oil. ,, lis llii its
CI Illinois 1'lpe Mne. .. 133 132 ill
TiIiultnna Pipe I, V) 31 so
11 National Transit.. ,. 10 204 30
10 Northern llpe L. ., M ft (ij
131 Ohln Oil 1ST 131 K,
1013 Pierce Oil 114 104 10
19 I'ralne O A (5 314 311 314
1031 I'ralne Pino I 141 110 IIS
43 Southern I'lU" Ii. .. 213 211 211
1 South IVnn Oil 273 273 273
4 B W P.i Pipe Line .. 110 110 110
143 Stand Oil of Cal .. ,, 2S4 27 ITS
15 Stnnd Oil nf Ky.. .. 2(3 SIS 2(3
C2 Stand Oil of N .1 .. 4C3 890 399
Ml Stand Oil nf N Y. .. W W 113
8 Stand Oil of Ohio ,, 423 4!3 4:
78 Union T.ink Line, .. M 7514 no
24 Vacuum Oil 2)0 im jjj
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t!0W Chile Copper 7s...ui,
S(W-0 Klnnecutt Cop s.l!(i,
;27(K NYC 44s '(3 T l.inj,
2000 Pierce Oil 6 73
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AlllsChlmrsMfe . &71
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S. 0 8 Amaleamld Cop. 3933)
Am Beet Suear... 01
7.2 3 Am licet Sua pf.. 0100
7.0 8 Am AgChem... . 300
O.AO Am ArCh pf.
Am Brake -Shoe
Am Mr Shoo pf..
Am Brake ct...,
Am Brake ct pf
Am Can
0.0 7 Am Can pf
H. 7 4 Am Car AT
U.l 0 Am Car A F pf..
AmCltlenpf
0.83 Am Coal Prnl.... 1810
0.3 0 Am Coal Prod pf 133
Am Cotton Oil... 100
0.7 4 Am Cot Oil pf.... 100
4.0 0 Am Express
- Am Hide A I. 210)
Am II A L pf 27iT)
- Am IreSecur.... 23))
Am Linseed lu
Am Llnwed pf... 20)
Am Locomotive.. 29101
7.2 0 Am Loco pf C33
Am Halt Corp.... 700
7.0S Am Malt Cor pf.. 200
a. DO Am. Smelting 3C30O
I), 3 7 Am Hmelllnc pf.. 238
0.3 3 Am Smelt Sec
8.2 8 Am Snuff
AmSnuflpf
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0. 1 4 Am Surer pf 830
fl.3 3 Am Tel A Cable.
(1.4 0 Am Tel AT
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Am Woolen
8.2 4 Am Woolen pf... 270
Am Writ Tap pf. 000
2.8 1 Anaconda 43223
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4.0 0 Atch TASK pf..
4.8 1 Atlantlo Coast L
0 7 Ualdwln Loco.. ..113300
0.83 Baldwin Loco pf. COO
O.al Baltimore & Ohio 27000
a U I Baltimore A O pf 3723
Balopllas Mlnlne TOO
Bethlehem Steel. 23030
0.0 3 Beth Steel pf
BP Goodrich..
0.0 3 11 F Goodrich pf.
0.8 3 Milyn Hapld Tr..
0.3 0 BklynUnGas....
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llrown Shoe
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California Petrol.
1 1.4 Cal Petro pf .no
0.70 Canadian Pacific. C4S23
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0.7 0 Cent Leather pf..
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3.80 FWWoolnortn pf
0.8 8 Geo W Ilclme...
0.3 0 Geo W Helme pf.
2.80 GenCbcmOo....
8.0 1 Gen Chem Co pf
4.7 1 Gen Electric
Gen Motors
0.88 Gen Motors pf...
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8.0 1 Gt Northern pf...
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6.3 7 GuecenhelmEx..
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Int Paper 200
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7' 8 4 Loose wiles I pf.
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0.3 3 Markay Cos
0.1 IISMacliiy Cos pf...
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Manhattan Ben,.
Manhattan Shirt. 100 6 4
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7.2 2 May Dep Sto pf.. M0 0 8
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Maxwell M I pf,. 270) 8 71a
Maxwell M 2 pt.. 7100 3 8
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