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10 THE SUN, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1916. I ll I. Banks Buy Sound Bonds for Different Purposes Banks liold Municipal and Rail road llonds of active market to make their resources available (or dcpotiton, Tliry hold high (trade Puhlic Utility Bonds not only for their soundness but to raise the re turn upon their invested capital. ITie individual investor should in vest similarly 'always considerini his investment requirements. List AU-95 of carefully (elected Public Utility Bonds of liberal yield, which c are selling to bank inn institutions, sent upon request. N.W.HaUey&Co 49 Wall Street, New York l'JiilrtilMpliU t'lilr.iRii bun KmntUco JIhMuii lUliltmir Ckuliiid I FINANCIAL REVIEW I OF THE PAST WEEK J Kostrfiinlnp Influences In Ac- cumulating Political Uncertainties. THE EMPIRE DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO. 1st Mtij. 5'u, 1949 Eighty Per Cent of the business de rived under indeterminate franchises. Territory sered includes Joplin, Mo.. and I.I "XI square miles ol environs rich in many natural resources. Gross earning! increased $450,000 and j net earnings increased $175,000 in last 12 months, the net increase beitis; more than one year's interest I on this issue. I H'Mie for circular. PRICE 92 AND INTEREST. hnv anil ell Dohcrtv Securitlaa. anil furnish MiKkhnlitiTx anil Investor lth data un fln.nii and otrattng conditions. Henry L Doherty & Co.! HOt ItKPARTMEST j GO Wall fstreel. 1'hune Haunter Mm ' CONDITIONS ARE STRONG April Bond Circular We shall be pleased to send a copy of our April General Bond Circular to investors on request. This cir cular describes a comprehensive list of carefully selected municipal, rail road and public utility corporation bonds, which ve recommend for investment. Send for General Circular 91. Harris, Forbes ft Co. Pine Street, Corner William NEW YORK Gaston, Williams & Wigmore, Inc. Circular now being prepared. Copy sent on request. L. H. Hosmer & Co. 30 Broad St., New York Tel. IS3 to 159 Hrtmd Am. Gas & Electric Co. Am. Light & Trac Co. Cities Service Co. Stocks Pacific Gas & Elec. Co. Term. Ry., Lt. & Pw. Co. Stks. Bought Sold Quoted Lamarche & Coady Phone 9970 Rector 14 Wall St. Indian Refining Stocks Electric Properties Glide, Winmill & Co. Mtmfon iWic York Slock Kxchanft VOIIrnHil St.. .. V. iel. Hector SHV) The ovendistlowlnir Influence or under lylnj: (Iran on the Mock market lien buslneni nnd monetary conditions have I'onilui'cil to expansive activity In the ahare tli't tiaa more clearly disclosed In the reiuel to tlio sudden complication of rrltlonl events last week affecting the country' foreign relations. Oe'r iimny'H extraordinary protest of Inno cence of a submarine attack on the Ctiuniiel ferrboat Sussex loomed up an the pocslble portent of Imminent tcrinluntlon of friendly Intercourse be- it ween Washington and Berlin. The I derpcrate prosecution of the war Itself, the stirring news dally received from the battle front around Verdun and the I uncovering of more Uerman conspiracies here In violate our neutrality were devel opments oi (ITJilurimia uirpori touuici .1, tn the iiuiln Issue of diplomatic nontro vnrsy concerning the conduct of sub marine warfare on merchant shipping. Just ms the recurrent Herman crista be came more acute Mexican mattera as sumed the dimensions of the mont for mldnhlc problem wliUli they had yet pored for solution by the Wilson Ad inlrilKtrnttnii. There was plenty of variegated opin ion In the financial cnmrtiunlty as to the upshot of such a Juncture of clrcum sttiticcc. The diversity of vlewa served principally to Illustrate the current con fusion of Wall Street thought. If there was approach to agreement on any plmee of the International difficulties It whs that the Mexican situation would tend, for the moment at least, to be come dominant as nearer home and bet ter undervtood by the country aa a whole than the Issues which have been submitted to the ordeal of battle In Kurnpe. Of more Importance than the ninKc of expressed opinion on the con tingent probabilities of all these mat ters was their effect In demonstrating why the financial community has been so Ioiik unresponsive to the highly profit able activity of general business. Doubt I Restraining- Artloa. More complete evidence seemed to be furnished that the controlling considera tions In finance are at present denoted by the persistent Increment of political uncertainties, restraint on forwanl ac tion being Increasingly lirrpoeed by the doubt aa tn when anything Is to be giivernnientHlly decided and done far more than by doubt as to what the I'otisegue iiceK of doing something are likely to be. lt makes no particular difference to finance that the conditions which con stitute a political problem of Inttnslfled difficulty may be largely the result of p.tt political treatment of facta at though they were matters of theory, Conditions are being established which have to be sooner or lattr confronted and dealt with on a level of facts, and while further evasions of political de cision were last week a continuing posl Mllty. It seemed to become more manifest than ever that evasion would only ag gravate uncertainties and augment the restraining Influences which have become tluanclally tffectlve with the advance of the year. When the times call for de- cisiou, not drift. In national ftoUctes and urge n declaration of national attitude there Is no place which will reflect It aa soon as Wall Street, and Wall Street has been showing week after week an em barrassment of confidence by the neces sity of waiting on conclu?lon as to what were to be the political conditions of financial enterprise. The excuse for u.itchful walling as a national policy Is the chance that time may HfTord valid ground for conclusions, but the. longer conclusions In the political held are post poned the more of a factor mere olltloal uncertainty becomes in the calculations of finance, In the present situation It Is still evi dent that the les isillllcal diclslon there Is now the greater will be the accumula tion of decision for the Presidential cam paign, for which the preliminaries have begun. Politics, it has been charged of lat, la the great danger of the day threatening the country's welfare. The meaning of this assertion Is of course that policies may be framed for political effect, but the teat of a policy by Its re actions on public opinion Is precisely what politic Is for. Then Is no other method of ascertaining the thought and will of the nation. The real danger In our situation has not been the prospect of too much politics, but too little. The underlying menace of the conditions which the European war has crtated has consisted In the risk that critical events and emergencies might find the country not only unprepared tn organization and Instruments, both military and economic, to cope with occasion, but even more un prepared In mind and spirit, Chevrolet Motor J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co. FbonM tool lu into John, : Wolf SI.. N T, ; -Benjamin Franklin says: ? 5 "Put not eur ttuit in ribf:,& ,, but fut yeur richti in trust." sj 5 '"T"0 individuals who find the i ? J. personal management of their 5 4 estates too j;rcat a burden the 5 Franklin 'I'ruit C.air.pany offers its y X services as Trustee under a V-j a ...ee 'Y. JoTftrtr!t- This see. V A ""J ' A ' 5 vice includes the collection of in- a come, the payment of eapensei and 3 o . u . ...... :. ... .. r.i ., :nn, j , Jt IOC lliumaoii Ul lilt lliiuiiii. ms aim when desired. rfiiiiuii! iic CApidincd Hi oui' 'lefuntary Ituiti which V A booklet J will be mailed on request, Franklin Trufl Company A'w )V'i tljl.ii i 4A Wall .Strtrt A III .lKr MolitJiiir Stlfft (I'll, 1 Imj hilton Street k-x-'x-X"X:X":-xW' NTrillei frr Parun.l TmiiI. g " " - m 1 Biuae mv mum gg i qW TOTel WmL Menace of I'nhllc Inertia. It has been the iiienacn of public In ertia to be overi-onic. of public Indiffer ence to Urn slglillicani'i! of the ICurupcan war, of apathetic content v.it tlilngH as they have ben and failure to rccogulzo that the world is going through the pangs of giving tilrtu to a new order of na tional relations and citizenship. To face the future there Is need of as much i-er-talnty aa can be established If finance and business am to try to aocoinpllsh anything permanent, and one of the cer tainties which can be fixed Is our na tional attitude toward the responsibilities and duties accruing with our opportuni ties. The principal factor In the restrain ing uncertainties to which finance has been so kensltlve has been the appear ance of a certain jsipular inertia, II Is a long while since the American people have taken their politics seriously. We have acquired a habit of humorous Indulgence toward the subject of (Jov erninent save In tits of reformatory zeal, hut the perception In growing In the financial community that If the (drains of the Kuropean war and Its peace sequel aro to be endured politics will have to be inken i-erlously this year, from the present disposition by the Administration iiimI Congress of the questions of execu live action and legislative enactment In hand to the November vote on the na tional candidates and platforms offered for the popular suffrage. If Wall Street has alieady begun to take the year's politics seriously It Is because politics will have to be. serious In order to shape a national policy In domestic and forels-n affairs adapted In the requirements of the new era, a )llc,v which will encour age the spirit of financial and commer cial venture and support enterprising expansion, No cut and dried programme of governmental action can be arranged, for there aro too many elements un known ami to-day unknowable In the new era ushered In by the Kuropean war, bill a declaration of the national aliunde, a resolution on principles which shall govern nolltlcal aclloii. Is srnlnsr In I be Indispensable unless the fortunes of the American people are to drift uncon trolled un the tide of time. iff Ton VI neb Drifting:, To men of affairs who provide the leadership In economic, enterprise It has been manifest for months that there has j been Ion much of Ihe drifting process, too much political subjection to sheer expedience and oppuitunlsm, too much deference to theory, too little respect for practical facta. The hesitancy which finance has been displaying this vear has been more, and more clearly 11 response to the sense of Insecure and needless un certainty about the environing domestic political conditions of financial and com mercial effort In Ihe future. That la the uncertainty which must be changed by Intelligent direction. Much that the fu ture has lu store llei beyond the present power of any nation to control, hut what we can control Is the way In which we approach events. Heroics then, as now, will be of little avail, but common sense meaaurea of preparation will be tolerably useful. From a sober point of view, therefore. It can almost be staid of the trying and disturbing circumstances thrust more forcibly on attention In the last few days that the best which could happen In con sequence of them would be about the worst one could Imagine. The Influences restraining forward financial activity and working for the limitation of prog ress and the ultimate Impairment or prosperity are represented by the con tinuing postponement of political conclu sions and procrastination with political difficulties. On the other hand, whatever Jars the country awake, to the facts of the present and the future of the prac tical world In which we live as con trasted with the world of Illusion In which our politics has dwelt for years Is of optimistic bearing, whenever the country has been roused to the point of making vital decisions It has always shown Itself able to guide Its own des tinies. The greatest troubles which It has had have Issued from periods of tem porizing with fate Instead of asserting mastery of It, t'nnermnst In nlsensalnn. Such matters aw there are rarelc tit subjects of discussion In a survey of the financial situation, but they repre sent the topics uppermost In current financial comment. The whole financial prospect Is bound up with the outlook for politics, not politics In the sense In which that Interesting field of endeavor Is ordinarily tnken. but In the sense In which It has to bo taken once or twice In it century Speaking In Wall Street terms. American values will benellt If sensible and courageous political de cisions are made this vear, but the Im provement of values must remain inn jeclural while such decision Is in the balance. In the degree nnd tn the extent that occasions have already been vouchsafed for a political awakening, fundamental confidence In the stability and prumtxe of values has been enhanced, for the business ami financial position Is strongly bused In the country's augmented re sources of wealth, productive equipment and capacity. It Is this which has per mitted the strains and hazards of .un certainty on political account 'to be o well withstood. Warnings have been translated Into large and widely distrib uted profits, with nmvle additions to profits under contract, Sirpplles of money, whether In the form of ready funds as capital or In the shape of loanable credit, are redundant. Trade and Industry have not been so overtaxed by the boom Into which they have ex panded that thev 0.1 mini recuperate read ily In a moderate, slowing down or set back. The securities market Is In excel lent shape. Their resistance offered to selling pressure, the tendencies to prompt lecnverlea from decline are tokens of un derl.vlng strength. In all directions the physical facts which go to spell vros ts?rlty are readily discernible. lt Is only the le.-s tangible facts con-, trlbutory to confidence, the proofs of a constructive mind and will on the nut of the nation, that are not so obvious, but these are essential to the progress of a prosperity that must be sustained by something more than the bitter economic extremities of other nations .it war. In vestment Inclinations can Iw more confi dently followed with eveiy sign of a public appreciation of the political re quirements of the time, for Wnll Street li Its preparation against contingencies has done a good ileal of discounting In the last few months. FIG IRON DEMAND SPURRED. British Rmharajo Mends More Bay ers to This Conntry. The fabricating shops reported con tracts last week for buildings, bridge" and manufacturing plants requiring Ju. 000 tons of fabricated structural shapes nair or this material was for railroad bridges and viaducts. The largest slncle order waa placed by the Cincinnati. New Orle'ana and Texas I'hcUIc. Tliuieen other roads placed contracts, ranulne from 100 to 1.500 tons each lt.1ilro.1d bridge contracts still pending call for several thousand tons of steel, It Is an Interesting fact that the railroads have released more orders since April I than at any similar time In reieral mouths, but many of the contracts seem to bear evidence of mandator- requirements. The hlifh prices prevailing for fabri cated shapes seem to have discouraged speculative building In all sections, but the point of chief Interest Is the con tinued placing of orders for manufactur ing plant extensions, small Individually, but Important In the aggregate. Since April 1 the orders taken by the fabri cating shrtps have been only 41,000 tons, or approximately 100 per cent, less than during the first half of March. An Interesting development was the announcement cabled from Ixmdon on Friday that the tlrltlsh ffovernment had proclaimed an absolute embargo against shipments of all kinds of pig Iron nnd of rolled steel products. The prohibition Is made especially Imperative upon forms of steel used In the construction of rail road equipment and In marine work, of course embargoes against steel imeif In the nianufnctuie of war munitions have been effective for some time. These measures, however, do not apply to allied C.overnments. The effect of the Hrltlsli Government's action will prnh.ibl.v ne to send more urgent Inquiries for steel products from ueiiir.it countries to the United pitatea, but the mills of this country are alrcadv overburdened with requests for shipment on forciRii sped flcatlon. Consumers of pig iron last week placed contracts for steel making and foundry grades aggregating i::.,noo tons. Since April 1 blast furnace, Inter. cats have taken contracts for i.'.n.noo tons, or about one-third of the tonnage placed during the first half of March, The greatest activity last week was lu the Kastern territory, where contracts for about 40,000 tons were placed, mainly for this year's delivery, hut one or two contracts were closed for shipment dur ing the first quarter of I!i" (inn of the notahle features Is the continued ac tive demand for low phosphorus pig Iron fiom steel companies, which caused a further advance of II per ton on both standard and Ihanon Valley metal, nallroad equipment manufacturers also placed orders for about lo.noo tons of foundry grades last week and some other Inquiries for malleable Iron have come out In the Buffalo district, amount ing to probably S.oon tons. At the large distribution cent 1 en In the Central West, there wan a decided falling on In business, but during the last few dayn there wan some Increase In thn demand for foundry Iron In the Chicago territory. oampaignt6Tbeextended. Merchants Aasocla t Ion Membership .No sr dasils at ,.V.O. The success of the first four iI.ivh of tne aierrnants Association s campaign ror now inrmnern nas umi to the exten slon of the campaign until next Thiint day. Inasmuch as the membership of tne association was increased l.ir.fi lu the four days and was l,T,.,ii Suturdav night, It Is hoped that It will be brought up to more than a, 000 with thn additional campaigning. Major-den, Leonard Wood will he the chief speaker at the meeting next Thurs day at the Hilt more. The meeting Iiha been .opened to, tin membership at - large. TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK. nallroad and Other Mhajres. The following table gives. In addition to the sales for the past week Hnd range of stocks on the New York Htock Kxchange, their dividend yields cal culated on the closing sale or bid prices on Friday night! DIt. Week ended April IB ttlf, lifld. fttocka. Bales. Illh. tow, Closing. Chance. Hlnhrtt. lowest. 4.3ft Adams Kspreaa... WICI 143114:1 - I Jan 4IA4lj Marlll!l2U Alaska onld teiv) Krixj 10 l-'Oij-f- I Alaska Juneau... , tan ns n Olj A Ills Chalmers Mf 4(11 ynij U7lj U87g4- 7AU l)lv. Meld. -Week ended April It- lill. lOS. closing. Change. 7.90 Allh Chlrnrs Mfgpf 1411 77U 8. Am BfetHiiaar.... MM 07U (1.4 1 Am Beet Cugpf.. , 10 III III (10(1 Am Ag Cbem nno 1171s (lots (i.l II Am Ar Cheni pf. , :o 1)74 tl)P4 7.07 Am Brule el 3!S I OUli I 00 4.80 Am Brake ct pf . - Am Can 0,27 Am Can pf M.Oa Am Car. P 117 ej t).(K) Am Car. P pf 4.07 Am Coal Prod,, .. 420 I All II.OII Am Coat I 'rod pf... 300 1 I CU I I 'U I I 0I4 7.7(3 Am Collon (III,. .. In Olllj A! ,'.ol4- O.H4 Am Cot Oil pf. . . 4.80 Am l.ipress 100 Am Hide. Leather II w Am Hide. I. pf. , 3D 70 - flflla 114 (111 UII34 :e;.' op O8I3 on - fflo I I Si's I I I "S I I !i 08.1 11414 0(1.1- I I Ha 1j I u Ha ' I I Jan 1 Jan 7 Mar II .tan 3 Mar IT Feb Jan 3 Jan i Jan Jan I Ot nun 83 74 no 1 3 7at4 1101 :i 10312 3 tOt4 Mar Mar 3 Jan 11 Mar I Pels I Jan 4 Peb :i Mar tl Apr II 171 83 UO 70 0 104 04 Uo 00 100 Mar II (iota I0U 1011 0 Anileel-ecur 3w 100 :io 41)0 I OUli 300 I I !' I ;to ii4,ih 8(1 3193 I UHj I.Ul I 117 ) I (III Ollli ll im 1140 :;t (:n i'i inn 731 37t0 PSi'N I H7 "" 8 7-iK 4 07Ih II7I-.- I OilW 1 N 413 I O lis 1 OOI.I (no ions I 00 :7i I 0 7 7s ;uo IOH.14 4Ih 871s W til; im :U louo 4 7IH4 4(lo MM 8(1 4'iU 1 I 111 4 I3SI Si III J HI 0 7.i If") I I 014 (ITJ Villi.! 16 O OII4 1 I17lj 0 4 I 1 Olj (HI,- t at 8I4 1 a.it : ills M.'l 1 an 7ai2 4.M1 ri , two 1 p,5 I' aoii n 1 -:ii . - Am Unseed,,., tun Am Llnired pf. ... lit Am Locomotive.. . M'r) 0.00 Am Locomotive pf SOI Am Malt Corp 0.110 Am Mall Corp pf 4.10 Am Mnirltlng... . , O.aO Am Smelling pf.. B.IIH Am smelt Sec A. , 0.8 4 Am Smell Mec B. . .,0) 8.87 Am Snuff 0.80 Am Snuff pf Am Mcel Pdy : oaij t).:i8 Am Hue.ir sw I I I 0.00 Amsurarpf .... (09 I 1(1 7.411 Am Tel Cable. . . O.ao Am Tela T 10. ill Am Tobacco. ... 0.118 Am Trb pf new... . 10 114 Am Woolen 7.18 Am Woolen pf .. .. Am Writ Caper pf.. American Zinc. . . , 0.117 Anaconda Aru llrallinllnn AsMsiaip.1 Mrr t pf 14, Oil As'oilatcd (Ml, 0,8 4 Atrh TAMP . . 4. ! Alch TAMP pf . 4.(1 I Atlantic Coant Llue Baldwin lxieo (1,40 Baldwin l.oco rf ,. 0.87 Baltimore A Ohio,. O.ao Baltimore A O ,r . lUlnplla- MIiiImk. Pethlrbem Steel . 0 I 8 Beth Sle.1 ,.f 0.1 8 B P (ioodrlrh. .. . 0,011 B P (iisxlrlrh pf . 7.0 0 Hklsn Itapld ir... 4.(10 BVlyn t'n (las.... Brown shoe. ... 7,18 Brown M10 pf. , . , . Brunsnlrk Co 4.110 But It A I -- llufll A I' pf O.aO Hums linn. . .1 . 1 0.7 I Bullcrkt Co. .. II) il.ail Bulle superior... . 4t7ri Bush Irmilnal. . . California I'elro. 8.1 O Cat Petm pf .. 0.i:i Canada southern. 0,0 1 Canadian I'acinc. 5 7. 110 Central Leather. (l.:ill Cent la-alher pf. . fno 4.4 4 Central UK of NJ.. U.!I8 Chandler Motor. . Chearake A Ohio mh 4'hlA Allou loo ( hi A Alton pf . , 0.0 0 Chi A NnrlhsMt. -- Chi A .North" pf chl it m , ... w Cbl lit West pf .. IIXI 0.3(1 Cbl M A St P. . 44 ij Chl M A SI P rf.. '01 0.00 ( hi SI Paul A dm,. 6.3 0 ( hist I A llm pf inn Chl K I A Pac 3?0.) Chile Cupper... 46m 7.40 CMdu Cupper... 1M)J C C C A 81 I IW C C C A M t. pf 7.1 4 Clueit IValmdy ... 403 0.03 Cluett PialHsiy pf Col Pui I A Iron. . IJTfiV Col A Southern. Si Col A So I pf . . Cul A bo 3 pf . Com Tab A It... . 0.a8 lonsol (.as. . C II P.lrctric . . Corn I'lod Itef . O.iia Corn Prod lltf if . I Oil Cuiuinrnlat Can.. 0.0 4 Con Can pi Crff Carpel Co .. - Conllntntal Inv. t ruiibli- steel, . 6.03 Crucible steel pf 4 Oa Cuban A Sugar. . ( uhan A Siuvr pf. (1.00 llcIA Hud. ... 4.03 Del Lark A W Denver A Itlo (I. Den A II II pf. . 7.4 0 Deere Co pf (I 0 0 Detroit P.dlton, (1,23 Del t'nlted II jr. . JM Distillers Secur... non 0.0 1 Diamond Match... 8.00 Dome Mines Dul 8 R A A Dul S A A pf 0.60 Electric Etorags II.. Erie Erie I pf ErleJpf Fed MlnA Smelt.. 0.04 red M A Smelt pf. 0.38 r W Vtoolworth. . O.lia P W VVoolworth pf. O.tia Oeo W llelnie. . . 0,1 I (leo W Helnm pr . 1.8 a den Chrm Co . 0,a-t lieu ( him Co pf, 4.8 0 lien Y lei-ine, . Cun Motors 0.18 Cien Molurs pf, . . . (1.0 7 (iranhy 6. 8 7 01 Northern pf. . . (It I.O Ore ctf 8.07 Clrrene Cansnea, . (lUKKirhrlni F.i. (iillf Slates Sleel . (iulfSlatesSII I'dpf 4. ft 4 llarvislrr NJ 0.03 Harvester N J pf... Harvester Corp, . . 7.00 Harvester Corp pf.. 3.00 Havana Lice 0,4 7 llninrstakr 4.00 Illinois Central. ... 1 1 .OO Inspiration Cons 1 Int AKrieullural. . Im Agricultural pr. Inseisoll-ltiind. . . . 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High 0,0 0 Lorlllard Tobpf. ,, 300 120 1 10 1 10 4.00 l.uulaA Nash 1111 I 20 120 120 7.14 Mackay Co '.00 78 78 78 0.8H Markay Cm pf.,., 110 08 08 0 8 0.43 Manhattan 330 120 120 120 4.0O Manhattan Shirt 0.30 Manhattan sblrlpf .... Marine 7JM0 Marine pf rt 11300 Mas a ell Motor. . 3(100 8.3 3 Maxwell Mlpf... 3(00 Mai well M 3 pr. . . 13100 3.00 May Dept Store O.AO Mar Dept Stores pf Mex Petroleum. ,, 8.80 Met Petroleum pf. 10.80 Miami Copper... Minn A St I. 1100 Minn A St I, pr .. 0.03 M 81PHS M ... M St I' A SS M pf, 0.4 1 MSPASH M l.vl t. Mo Ksu A Tea..., Mo Kan A T pf... Mo Pacific Mollne Plow 1st pr. 3.87 Montana Power. . , Montana Pow pf. ., Morris A Kiset..,, 0.70 National Ill-cult. . 0.08 National Biscuit pf 4.00 Nat I'd St I. Nat Cloak A Suit.. 1700 0.04 N Cloak A Suit pr. IM 0.13 National t-ead 3400 0.10 National lad pr,. 300 Nat IMS 3r1 7.3 0 Nat P. A S pf Nat Ity Met I pr.. .. . Nat Ity Met : pr. 8.70 Nev Consol. , 0.8 8 N Y Air Brake, 4.0 I N V Central... 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Apr II 1201s Jan 1 I I Ola Jan 13 I30i Msr I 12 Ha Peb t( Msr 3) 0 1 Apr 14 081a Jan 30 78 001a Jan 31 133g Apr 10 1284 Jan t GO Peb I 00 Mar 34 110 Jan II 100 2 214 I0.1i 2014 Jan II 231a Feb II I33g 7 0 7 014 7 21- Ha Jan If 8OI4 Msr I 0 1 70U 70 7U- l Jan 3 703a Msr 3 B7U 87 837 84SI4- Si Jsn 1 03 Mar i 821a 081a ft!! 041a- 2U Apr 10 081a Msr 3 42U Jsn 4 02 Jan 31 OOls Feb II 100 Jsn 31 I02I4 IK500 I I 134 OOI4 1021a- 7s Jan I I SOI Mar I OOU 100 073 07.14 073a Jsn IllOfni Mar I Oft lllvo 3834 37U 373a- Apr 4 30l Mar 1 337 1100 7 Ola 0:14 f la Jan I I On Mar I 4 aoo 19 17 10 la Jan 4 33la Msr II 1ft Jan 1 I 20 Apr 4 I I 8I4 , Jan 3 137 Jau 13 130 Jan II 701a Jan J 70 100 334 3d 39- Ig Jan 4 7U Mar i 03g Jan 13 101a Apr 3 10 too 434 41a 41a- U Jan 17 Ot Jan J 4 Mar 7 08 Mar 7 08 1100 7034 771 771- 23 Apr 4 8 Ha Mar 1 08U , WO 1 1 ft 114 114-1 Apr 7110 Jan 1 1 00 Peb 4 8 I U Feb 17 8 1 1 300 IliilU 123 123 Mar 30 120U Feb 31 120U r 300 1 2 01a 12 01a 126)3 a Pel) I 120 Jan 3 120 Mar 130 Jan 34 130 70 70 7804- 3U 1087 1087 1087- 01 07U 001 OOI4- I 1 I 4n 1 I 41 1 1 49- 3, 20la 22la 23la- Ha Jan II 8 Ha 1113 Mar 31 72l Msr 31 IO8I4 Feb Jan It 737. Feb 31 0 47 Jan 33 1 I 0 Feb 1 I 2 J.K.Rice, Jr. & Co. Buy&Sel! Aluminum Company of America American Chicle Com. 4t Pfd. K. IV. Itllsa Com. Ciintlierland Corp. Com. 4t Pfd. Pastern steel Meeiirltlea Knit, I'enti. Kr. Sircnrltlea lidellt) -Phenlt Insurance Herman American Insurance llntne Insurance Ingersnll'ltand Coca. It Pfd, Ne Jersey Zinc Mil tare Insurance Vlidir I nlklng Machine Winchester Ann While Mock Com. A Pfil. J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co. I'llnlie 1001 in IM .tnlm 31! Wall St American Brass Co. Du Pont-Hercules-Atlas Niles-Bement-Pond Com. Yale & Towne Lamarche & Coady Phone 9970 Rector. 11 all St. I 034 I 73 l00 I 8 3700 1 4 0 134 137 ism i I o:iu I ooia 103 Jan 9 Prb II Peb II Jan 13 Apr 2034 Feb I 0 71a Jan II Jan 31 Mar 31 .'4 ou 181 Jau II 221a 02 23a (Ha 10 -10 Jan 11 1031a Apr II 134 021-27U-2 ft -2 1 - U la 01 14 U "a Jan ll 1 1 Ha Apr II looij Jan II 40 Peb - 3334 Peb II 00-14 Peli II 841j Jan II 00 Apr II 00 Peb II I Ola l ' b 1 l Jan 10 777 Apr II 0 0 Jan 3 3 1 Jau 31 2OI4 Jan 27 Apr I- 20 4101 I I Lj I I O.I 111- Iit.l Dominion,. ., ot) 7 71 7 4. Ontario silver. . 4411 OU 8 O Palwt Brewing pr. . 0n 83 83 83 Parlflc Coast m 00 00 OO Parlflc Mail ill 24'4 2!la 23la- Parlflc Tel A Tel,,. tn 34 3!Ha 33la- 0.3 0 Pac Tel A Tel pr 0.20 Penna lilt J:o 07 OlHa 007- 0.84 People (las IJM 04 I02I4 I02I4- Peoria A Pastern... pmo O 0 O Prltllsine Mullkn . 0) 00 00 00 8.24 I'rttlhone Mullkn p 7.23 Phlla Co 331- J 4 4 I 42 - Pills C t'A St L. . i) 7 0 7 0 7 0 Ha a I Ha Mar U I24i Mar 31 80 Jan ti 7 0 Pen 31 7 0 Jan 111 874 Mar 10 7 314 Mar lilt Pelf 31 8 41 Apr II Peh is (III 70 Apr II I 1 O l Mar I) 71Mj Pitta CCA Stl, pr.. . . . Pitta Coal or NJ... Un 201a a.V 4.0 0 Pitt Coal N J pr. . 705 Kill 101 7.2 0 Pitts Steel pr Preesed Steel Car. 31 n .12 4 8 0.80 Prearl Steel O pf. J-)) I 1)21 102 tl.O I Pub Ser Cor N J 2 0 IO I OOI3 4,0 8 Pullman P Car.. .. 701 103 Kill; 111 Hi - (Julrksllver 01) 4 27 27- (Jtilrk'llver pf ts 4 3 3 - 8, .18 Bay Consol IsVH 24U 23 "illi - Kwy Slrs'l Sprlns. . JUi 311 37 37 - 7.20 BwyStlSprpf.... () till 00 00 Bepubllc Sleel lies) O Hj 411 4 0-Vi- 0.0 1 Bepubllc Steel pf... I"0 I OO 108 IO8I4- 4.83 Bcrtlnc Mm n,V 8M4 831- 4.00 lteadlns I pf 4.4 4 Beading 3 pr '.'00 4 0 4 0 4 0 l I Ha 1 Ha 1 21 li " Jan 1 Jan Mar 1) Mar -' Jan 15 Jan I Jan I Jan 1 .'an 31 Jan 3) Peb 7 Jan 17 Jan 13 Jan 13 Jan 17 Jan Jan Jan Jan Mar I I i Jau 41 83 Jan 7 00 Mar 10 20U Jau I Mar a 44 03 a Jan OOI4 Feb 1 I 17 I 3 00 0 21 4 0 82lj Peb Mar 14 Jan It Mar 3? Mar I Peb 17 O8I4 Jan 34 3OI4 Mar 13 4 111 II lOOIj 4 0 01 4 1047, 1118 Mar I Pell 10 Apr 14 OJ 83 00 I 1 34 3 3 3 I 031 I OAS) 0 1001a 8 00 00 3014 78 88 201a 1 00 031a 48 Am. Pub. rlllltle ('Mil. rid. Am. I'mier Light Com. A Pfd. 4 enlral Stele Klri-I. I 'urn. Pfd. Connecticut It mo. 41 Light (ion, A I'M Das Inn I'nwer A Light I'nm. A Pfd, Standard lias A Kleel. Com, A Pfd. FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO. Phone llrnad .11 in. 3(1 llroud M.. N.it ml. Private telephone In lio'lnti ami I Mi Ud ,hia Jan 17 17 Ha Mar 31 Jan tl 0 Mar 33 Jan 7 8'U Apr II Peli 51 2 0 Jan it Mar 17 4 4N Apr II Jan 4 100 Mar 9 Jan 3 OOU Jan 31 Mar II 1 I 2 Jan Mar It 8 0 Jan 4 0 48 Peli 9 100 Jan 31 1 I 0a 1 0 I 21 Itunielv (V) rt Iluinelr Co ct pf Seaboard Air Line.. ) I 0 Seaboard Air I, pr.. 7) M034 4.02 Scar. Roebuck 1(00 177 0.0 8 Sears. Itneburk pf 10.30 Sbatturk Arz (.'op3l(M 30 I 434 3 0 70 I 4I4-3OI4-170la- 3 17 :m - I Survt-Shefflrld . . Uo .10 0 3 031 Sloaa-sheffleld. p. . . . SI I. A San Fran. . MOO 21a IU II)- n Stl.ASPIpf . ,-,i0 41j 3 :i3j- IU St L A 8 F 3 pr . . MOO 3-1 2 2,1s- 7g SI L Southwest CO I 7 17 17 St 1. Southwest pr.. 5111 4 I 4 1 4 1 1 0.f?2 Southirn Pacific. . 1410 ) 08 0034 OOla 1 1.0 8 So P Biro Surar . 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SJ Peb 30 Mar 3J Jan Jan I Jan 4 Jan 3 Mar :i Peb II Jan Jan Jan Jan Jao Jan Jan Jan Apr Apr I Jan Jan Mar Peh 1) Prb 71 1 4a Jan 31 2 0 Jan 31 Apr II Apr 12 Mar 27U Jan 40U Apr 11 18 40U I 88 03U Apr II 0 81a Pen . 3 2234 3 7 OOU 48U 31 108 31 701 4 17, 4 IU I 1 24 I434 3 0 I I O8I4 1 I 2 .1 3 178 03 a 10 8 10 43 I 1041 I Apr IJ Apr IJ Apr II Apr Apr 13 Apr II t 2 101a Jau 1 1 O Peb .' 2 It Mar I kf 1 IU 3 I OU 4 I OOI4 I 40 1 00 1 0.-SJ 07 8 0 8OI4 Mar I I 4 0U Mr 14 2 10 Mar 30 Mar 4 Mar II Mar I Jan 7 Jan 31 87 I 0 041a 13 1 70 4 Ha Mar 1 I0 2U Peh 34 Mar II 300 l'l I I an I 0 110 11 o ' I 0 I 'M I 0 0 100 1 1 II hlllj 1 1.01 37H .1 ti.14 aa.Si 7 1 .1:1.1 1 I 01 a 8 0 I I 8.i 4 III 40W L 03 7 3U 7 0 I (HI I 1 OU I I OU s..o 10 ti 31 SI0U II,1 u 11 13 ;uo 1110 7 A S VI III) IK) 310 7 3 7 3 13.1 -a I I ft 34 88 - I I ou- I 17 4 01 '. 0:14 ', 3.14 7 0 I I d-1- I 1 ou I 73 U l3 Hi Jan .Un Jan Jan Peli Jan Jan Mar Jan Apr Apr I eli loin 103 .'.si m 4 7 U 3D I 0I 11)0 OOU 110 3IIO ft'JM OOU I 10 1 44:11 1 8:14 08 IOO 300 -120 4 01 4 81a- I 101 - 4 034 10 -.181 Jau Jau Jau Jan Mar 3 Jan 3 Mar II Jan a Jan V Apr Jan '.'7 I I II 17 I 78U 3 4 00 3 1 I OU 0 0 127U fl(H4 00 1 2 4U 7 I 7 .1 1 1 a 1 1 ou 78 1 08 0 0 132 1O0U 4 0U 2117 7 I II 3O0 17 0OI4 Mar SJ Jan 37 Jan II Apr II Apr II Apr IJ Mar 31 Mar 31 Jan 3 Jan I Mar 17 I 80 Mar 1110 1 2 8 0 "114 lll 11 1 7 4 10 4U 1 0 0 01 3 4 001 42 1 n 3 0.14 I I 8 1 23U , .so 1 I 1 1 1 , 3JII0 I 8lj , isio I7U , Jio; 7.I.I4 4JS 1 7:Si 15") 00 . 41) I I 1 PS) 8 8 ino 82 31)0 2 0 V(l OO '4 hii 0 4 3IS00 7 01 1 100 Oil IPO ft woo 07:14 , 33300 77U , SOU I 00 4310) 0 4 , 300 240 , 30 120 , 4(00 7 7H4 , 100 22 , 100 1 0:14 '. tOO 047 . 3 107 107 4 07 I0U 3 173 87U I I OU 88 82 I IU 48Uf I OM4 -1 3 I 734- 80 I I I OU 88 4 82 2ft 00 ill aft -00 0 4 - 7 27 7 2s no 00 - ft A -4 043 ft 034 73U 7ft -- I oou 1 00 ia IU U 2.14 u u 1 34 I -si Feb 33 1 1 1 34 Mar 70 I2:i ft I 2 10 I I 0 7 034 1 1 It Tou ft Slli! 240 -110-7 0 :'4 22 -I OU ft 47 047,1. 100 107 31 0 IU u 37n u Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Apr .V.r Jau Mar 17 Jan 10 Jan I Jan J Apr 4 Mar 30 Mir II Ape 10 Mar Apr lib Jan Feb Jan Jan Apr Jan Mar Jan Jan Jan Pen Jan Msr 0014 2 11 77U 20U 8OI4 0 0 I 1 .1 8 8-1 8.1 I I 2 34 3 2U 0 47 ('. li 7 07 07U ft 2 0 0 0 130 80 107U 1(1 U 4 I 0 4 200 122 83 22U 21 00l oa Mar .I111 Apr Jan Prb 4 Jatl 14 Apr II Mar I Mar 3 Mnr ,V) vpr n Apr Jan Feb Mar Jan Jan Jan Mar Jau Mar 37 Mar 31 Apr Mar Jau Mar Peb Peb Peb Mar Jan Mar 0 Mar 9 Peb 34 Mar VI Jan '.'7 l'b 31 Peb 17 Mai 7. 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Jan 17 4.8a WcMlnghouie I:)i 001 0 Ha 02U- I U Mar IS 4.00 Weallnghnusa I pL Jan 3 West Maryland ... 13)1 33U ap7 OOU- 2U Mar 31 W Maryland pf .. . 100 481a 48U 48U- lN Mar 34 6.0 1 W int Union Tel . . i.000 OOU 881a 00 4- I Jan 17 OU Mar 10 4 8U Jan 17 17 Mar 7 4 87 Mm- 1 3 2U Mar I 17 4 2 100 60 7 4 7 34 103 4 IU 261 Mar II 124:14 Weyroan-Hrulnn. . . W c) man llruton pf W heeling A I. K, . . Wheel A 1. P. I pf. W heel A I, hi pf. 2.0 4 Willis Overland. . . W iM'cinMn Central . 100 I 14U I I 4 U I 1 4U- U (3D 4U OU 334 f .I4 i 1 3 'i 12U 12U- u IMS) ft 37 4UI- 4 171 238 227 228 - 2 Mar 17 220 Jan 71 1 I 0 n n 1 13 Jau Jan Jan Apr Jan 7 I Max 1 70 Jan 31 : 7 Mar I Mar 17 22 0 Jan 1111 Mar 30 Jan t 3 41a l 4 0 Mar 0 603( 76 24U 40 87 478 I ft 2.V I 1 4 7 Jan 11 UI4 43 Jan 31 uu Apr 1 mij 3 8 llecord of Mock Snlra. last week, 2, 030, .'100 shares Same week 1711, 11.0,1.1,1182 share. Same week 1111. 2, 002,100 shvras. Previous srs'i, 2.030,7 UO shares Jsn. I to date. 1 11. 1 2!.'. ,100 sharei. Same p.riud I9l). 28.7 03.800 share. P.x dividend. ti: rlghls. tYlrlda ar figured on asked price. THE CURB MARKET. Transit tinns in . Iri.nl 10 ib curb in.it ltd tlurinr Ihe li-l iel oUo . INDI'STIllAI.S Open. Idsli- I.ou- I'lnn S.lles IHi est et tin IWin Aetlll Kiplnsives vn, VP, H- t'i Am Hril '-'I 31 "2 '."1 410 Am Uril pf ';s i'0 4IM Aiaa K11I1 Tire... i',s t.'4 101 Am .Murium IS :U S' 31, 137i) Am Zinc pf 7(' 71U "3i,s 'll ir. Atlantic S'eel ... "i fi v 3.V.I All li W' I .... 31 3I SSVi Ml. 13.-M All O A VV I nr. . 1'1'j tUV. 19 111. n.i lliltlmore 'Pulie Ilk IU 1141, llu, W HaiiMt O & (1... .1 31. t 1", lslit:aren Wrel ...10 10'. in, OU ;ir. c.iti c.ir & Fdy.. ' 70 ir. 67 0173 Car l.l.'lil in, t !- ci. I.Vsi Can Mrel 1.3 (, (,3 lis.i Cun N.il Oh IS li t i, W,() sChe. A Ohio rt. ISVi ISU I a SM-t Chevrolet Motora.llU 197 IM is'.ii :'. Cnmlrn Itellnillg... IS :iv; 15'i 30C 3JK) t'ondeu O k O,... iS !H sla l S.V) I'.'l ;:;') I7...i 71 l '19. 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