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10
THE SUN, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1916.
"Bonds Favored
by Banks in 1915"
Their Safely, Yield
and Market SI ability
The contents of this new booklet
which wc have just issued include:
1 A chart allowing the price move
ment of representative Railroad ind
Public Utility Bondi during 1915.
2 Tlie liability of earnings of bonds
favored by banki.
J Their higher average yield.
4 The growing appreciation of Public
Utility Bondi by banki.
5 A chart thowing the relative in
crease in the percentage of Munici
pal. Railroad and Public Utility
Bond held by banki in 1915.
ScnJ for this booklet. AD-lt.
N.W.Hklsey&Co
49 Wall Street, New York
Phlladr'phlc
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
fan Francisco
Cleveland
FINANCIAL REVIEW
OF THE PAST WEEK
Wall Street's Drift af Opinion
as a Measure of Political
Forces.
ADDITIONAL INFLUENCES
Jun
Bond Circular
We thafl be pleased to Mud exajt
of our June General BhI
Cirnilir to inxntort on rcq.eaL
Thii circular describe! a raeapn
hrniive lid of carefully aclactrd
municipal, railroad and public
utility corporation bead, which
we recommend for iaTfinvat
Send for General Circular 91
Harris. Forbf s & Ct
Pin -Straw. Camas- Wnaata
NEW YORK
Wc Finance
Electric Light, Power and
Street Railway Enterprises with
records of established earnings.
Wc Offer
Bankers and Investment Dealers
Proven Public Utility Securities
Correspondence Solicited
Electric Bond & Share Co.
(1'alit-up Capital Hurplua 116,000,000)
71 Broadway, New York
American Brass Co.
American Sumatra Tobacco Co.
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.
American Gas & Electric Co.
American Light & Trac. Co.
Cities Service Co.
Miaaiasippi River Power Co.
Pacific Gaa & Electric Co.
Republic Railway & Light Co.
United Li?ht & Railways Co.'
Weatern Power Co.
American Power & Lt. 6s, 2016
Lincoln Gas & Elec. Lt. 5s, 1941
Montgomery Lt.& Wat.P.5s,'43
Bought SM QuoltJ
Lamarche & Coady
Phone 9970 Rector 14 Wall S..
OFFERINGS WANTED
TIDEWATER
OIL
RIGHTS
Circular on Heque$t.
CARLH.PFORZHEIMER&CO.
Dealer In Standard OH Securltlci.
Thorn ISP.O-l.'.'-.'M Broad. 2S Broad St.. N.Y
E. W. BLISS
J.K.Rice. Jr.& Co.
I'lmnes 1001 to 4010 John. JC Willi St.. .V. V.
E. W, BUSS GO.
Qun'a'wnt awl lntrtnatinn I'pnn Uequr$t
Gude, Winmill & Co.
Mtnbtn i'cu Yorlt Store Exehante
20 Broad St., N. V. Tel. Rector 8880
Lord & Taylor 1st Pfd.
International Trac. -Buffalo Pfd. I cooperation, the cnmblnatl
Trl City Ry. & Utht Pfd.
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
J'lionc llrnnd .M 10. .11) llrnnd St., New- Vork.
lrtvale tdrphonn to Boston anil Philadelphia.
St. Louis & San Fran.
Uridcposited Stocks
Odd Lota
William C. Orton
25 iraad .St . N V Phone 3015.6-7 Broad
We Purchase Business Notes
and Bankable Securities
Winthrop V. Taylor & Co.
" .'l,,", n1', . . .. Trt- lnl!n B
l.liillllirit fnr three generations.
Efflffi TRUST COMPANY
Acta .a Executor,
Truatee, Agent,
Cuatodian.
Pay. Inlereat on Depoaits
mm
Presidential politic, provided tth. Jml
nattng mrbjecta of financial and bul
ness consideration In th last few lay..
They did not .ngag. attention to the
exclusion of other important matter.,
such M the oouraxj of th. European war
and th. changing character of th. do
mestic money market, but it was mani
fested In Wall Street that th. momen
tous latur. of this year's political cam
paign In Its relation to th. banking and
business futur. deserved present first
place In serious regard.
Th. extraordinary economic situation
which the war has created may render
th. markets rather less reaponalr. to
political Influences than might b. pre-
I dieted, but the far reaching Import of
the election Is recognised.
Deductions as to the bearing of the
outcome of the Republican and Progres
sive conventions In Chicago even though
the effect may he viewed a. ultimate
I rather than Immediate should be aa
. slsted by the drift of financial opinion
and sentiment last week, Aa nearly as
any financial consensus can be arrived
at, the preponderant Idea of men of
arrairs eeemed to be that continuation
i of the Wilson Administration would nnt
I afford the encouragement to constructive
ousmcss commence rcou Is Ite for t ie
preservation of prosperity, certainly not
unless a return to power resulted after
a strong and vlgorou. challenge from a
united opposition. Under the Wilson
.Administration the record of business
however satisfactory from a material
standpoint, cannot be Judged otherwise
than as the product of a vast accident,
the stupendou. conflict In Europe, as a
rceuu or wnicn me money or the world
has been pouring Into this country un
der the pressure of tremendous emer
gency. 'Want. Teat of Oppoaltloa.
The financial community has not, on
the record of Administration activity,
been persuaded that the practical In
terests of the country could be safely
committed to the perpetuation of the
I present regime unices It should be com
. pelled to take account of the practical
j necessities which a vigorous and effec
tive political challenge would disclose.
.niviuiiiM), til mciH IlllUIllIUl CUIlVCr-
satlons, prevailing emphasis was placed
on the paramount desirability of a res
toration of Hcpubllcan partv harmony.
The Administration has suffered, lt Is
held, because there has been no united
oj position and the country could, under
any circumstance, of the November vote,
wish for the election of an Administra
tion which would be perpetually tested
by determined opposition.
Purlng the convention nroceedlng. as
before then, no financial or business pref
erence for Presidential candidates waa
( revealed. There wbh support for almost
every potential nominee nf ethr con
vention and the financial community was
as clearly divided In Its choice as the
rest of the country. At the same time
theio was exhibited a fundamental con
viction that the country would lose In the
long run unless the Chicago proceedings
provided leadership and strength to back
a challenge obliging the Administration
j to defend Itself. Oranted such a dial
lenge. Wall Street felt that It could rest
1 well content
. With respect to the practical affairs
of Government the Wilson Administra
tion, it Is held, has marked an era of
extraordinary political experimentation
w th practical Interests by legislation
, and executive policy. Although tho ar
gument of the lull dinner pall offers In
hehalf of the party now In power, there
Is a widespread public realization of the
fact that the country's prosperity Is In
part war born and tint a high order of
political Intelligence Is going to be In
dispensable to the preservation of the
country's material welfare on the re
establishment of peace.
War Held Sole Cause nf nua.
Willi this realization there goes the
widely held opinion that th unprece
dented expansion of profitable trade and
industrial activity during the war owes
little or nothing to the governmental poli
cies which have obtained nt Washington
since the spring of 1913. Terrific tides
of business were set In motion by the
war, enabling us. In the advantage of a
neutrality which all the Kuropean bel
ligerents have desired us to keep, to Ig
nore the handicap of the Administra
tion's Interference with the occupations
and prerogatives of. the business com
munity. A very different situation will exist
when the economic life of the world be
gins to return to normal conditions,
which will set a premium on practical
sagacity In thr counsels of the Govern
ment. All the problems of the next four
jears are going to be of an Intensely
practical sou. How the Kuropean war
will end and on what terms Hnd what
our relation will be to the tcstorittlnn of
peace are Inquiries which represent only
a few of the m ijor ilihlles of the near
future. What pait Is this nation to play
In the determination of International
lelatlonshlps, not only political but eco
ncmlo? Kven while carrying the burden
of the most destructive war nf history the
principal belligerents: are preparing plans
for the economic situation which the
restoration of peace will create. Much
stress is laid on the fact that thl" coun
try should have clone so little by
way of preparation for International con
tingencies, political and economic A
specific Instance Is cited 111 the failure
to realize the opportunity iiffnnled by
the war to rehabilitate Ihe Ameilean
merchant marine. There has been little
projection of governmental programme
to fortify and encourage business
that the country will be assured of the
on even, which
will bo necessary to meet foreign husl
ness Invasion of our domestic markets
and to face, foreign competition In mar
kets abroad. We may sustain a great
deal of enterprise for a long period be.
cause of the long enduring Influence of
the accident of tho Kiirnpean war, but
the progress of enterprise depends very
much on the encouragement derived
from confidence In the practically con
structive character of our Government.
Ilnaarda L'ntll War Knda.
There Is going to be need 111 our Gov
ernment, as never before, of men who
know how vital It Ih that In such a
world as we live In the nation In Its
foreign relations should be prepared to
cope with aggression. Such men nre
sure, on the domestic ildo of affairs,
to understand tha business community
mid the country's need of big business
as well as little business, They will be
men who will comprehend sympathetl
cnlly thn force of business, men who
will nnt seek vainly to substitute vague
Ideals for the commonplace motive power
of profits In thn activities of the busi
ness world. Neither was It forgotten,
In thn opinions which Wall Street was
forming last week as to tho bearings
of polltleH on the outlook for volumes
and values, that the Kuropean war Is
still going on, that It may he raging
after March next and that as long
as It goes on it offer, nazurna of In
clusion to the United States.
In th light of what the thought of
finance about politics hss been tvsry
man may measure for himself ths rela
tion of the Chicago conventions to the
business and banking prospect near and
remote, but first Impressions must re
main subject to modification, for politics
Is not by any means the only factor In
the present business and financial reck
oning, Kven while notice was so much
engaged with th. Chicago despatches In
th. Isat few days due attention was
paid to th. European advices thowing
that whether or not the European war
reaches any conclusion by battle this
year the conflict Itself seems to be
approaching a climax of military effort.
The course of the war cannot fall to
affect and Influence our political cam
paign and la bound to react on the busi
ness and financial markets. Further
more, while anticipations of psace have
again been subordinated to the continu
ation sf war factors all commercial and
financial aperatlons must be qualified by
th. thought that after this year's ordeal
of battle next winter may bring real
negotiations for peace.
Business remains remarkably free
from sny signs of a substantial letup,
seasonal or otherwise. It may turn out
that .he maximum of expansion was
achieved In May when the output of pig
Iron broke all monthly records and
building figure, reached an unprecedent
ed total for any month, but forward ac
tivities are stoutly supported by the
rivalry of domestic and foreign buyers.
Of late as domestic Inquiry has tended
to slacken In any line an Increased ex
port demand has appeared and volumes
are well supported for the tests of the
political campaign and the vicissitude,
of the crops.
Coming; Inflaeaee f Crop..
The progress of the crops la Indeed
likely to be a distinct Influence after s
few weeks. So far the season Is back
ward, an Illustration having been af
forded by the Government crop report
as of June 1. All condition figures given
were below the average of recent years,
and the Indicated total yield of wheat,
"16,000,000 bushels, will If harvested be
the smallest In five years. However, the
quantity of moisture In the ground, even
though there Is a connection between the
lateness of the season and the fall of
rain. Is an earnest of the possibilities of
agricultural Improvement as the season
advances, and at the worst the present
agricultural outlook Is for a fair aggre
gate of harvest and farm production.
arlous causes have cor Ined to bring
about a hardening In the money market
and money Is ceasing to be an alto
gether academic factor In banking and
business calculations. Yet It can be said
only that the firmer tone evinced by all
forms of credit accommodation shows
simply that the money market has
shifted from Its prolonged position of
extreme ease toward a position more
normally commensurate with the enor
mous volume of business activity, the
level of prices and the circumstances of
the Kuropean war, which has made New
York the principal world market for
funds. The low level of rates at which
money has ruled has been more astnn.
Ishlng than a far higher level than seems
likely to be established soon would be In
the conditions which the European wnr
has created. There la a large capacity
for credit expansion which can be
brought Into employment by more re
munerative lending terms, and appre
hension on the score of money would
seem preposterous. Nevertheless, the
nrmer tendency or rate, advertises the
wisdom of a conservative employment of
funds henceforth, and It Is fortunate that
more normal market for money will
vest serious finance with some effective
power to control the expansion of busi
ness and the movement of the securities
market so that the most essential un.
dertaklngs In tha provision of capital
and credit to domestic, and forelun bor
rowers and the facilitation of the do
mestic and foreign exchange of goods
nnd commodities may command precedence.
As for the stock market, lt has con
tinued to display tendencies toward
strength In response to operative effort
which have Indicated that In many dlrec.
tlons the line of least resistance was for
ward and that, while political disap
pointment might be resisted by quoted
values, political encouragement to con
fidence could be reasonably reflected.
LAST WEEK'S BOND MARKET.
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Rallrnad and Dth.r Shares.
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0.4 3 Baltimore A Ohio..
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United Motors
Corporation
Controls, through stock owne'
ship, five of the most Importai
Automobile Accessory Companl.
in this country.
Practically every Automobile Com
pany is a customer of one or more
of the five companies making up the
United Motors Corporation. On
account of the tremendous derr.anri
for their output, it is officially esti
mated that 1916 earnings should U
more than twice as largo as ths
previous year.
This stock, we believe, has a srp.i
future.
Inqitiritt Invited
J.K.Rice, Jr. & Co.
Phones (dot to 4010 John. 31 Wall St , .N. '
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.Mar 17
Mnr
Mar
Jan
7 QO I'nlle.1 Claar Stores 1111 1184 OOI4
Un Clg Store pt .. 100 1 1 8 110
HI700 1 0 01 1 0 1
41
I 0
08
3 2
48
4 1
I 47
3 01
1 I 8
I 231
I 8(1
1 I II
I 280
1114
l'7
110
I 004
BU
1 04
2 4
A3I.
3 I -
41400 I 08 I 0 71 I OOI4
00 Hi 1 :
1130 i 1 II44.
4141 ,10 .101 .101-
4,3 1 (107 I OOU I 004 -
June 1 10 1 1)
June 1 HO
June 7 I I 0
I I 8
3 04
I I Is
7 I
87
11
71
20 -I
7llt - 't
20
;oi,'
Continutd 0 Kltvinth Pag.
Keo A De Moines,
keo A II Moines pf
I 1 ,20 Krnnccolt. .. .
0.3 0 Kings Co I. A P
3.78 Lee Tire
Lark Steel
0,03 l.arlcdn Has
Lake F.rle A W
Uke Frle A W pf
4,84 Llssett A Myers...
Liggett A M pT...
8,00 Uhlan Valley..,,
noi) 04 oa4 03
41401 0 01 0 11 0 21 14
3000 7 1 0 8 7 1 2
300 1 00 I 00 I 00 I)
100 lll4 14 1414 I
100 3 8 3 8 38 - 11)
400 2 0 1 24 84 20 I 04
00 1 201 I 201) I 201)- l
1I4J3 8'J7, 884 3I H
Jau
Ma 1 4
Jau II
Jan II
Mar
Jau J
Mar I
Jan 3
Jan .1
Apr
Jan
Feb 2,
June 7
June I
Jan
Jau 3
Jan .'.
Jan 21
May 14
May IS
Apr 4
Apr 4
Mav II
June 4
June 9
Jan 4
Jau .1
June 4
Mar 20
Mar 14
May 31
Mar 27
1 I III
84I4
1 OH
Oil
1 3 2
1 OIH)
4 IH4
2l'7a
7 1
II 300
II 0(I3
2. I I 11
7 . 1 yi
0111
2 H
771)
201)
8OI4
II
1 I)
00
1 I 3
OO
0(11)
I I 7
3 21)
11 -Us
721
7 07
071
014
2 0
1 .10
I 3(1
J OOlj
l. 8 0
9 1(171)
3 101)
3 41
4 2 00
i I 22
Apr 22 1 0 0
Apr 24 4 00
Feb 4 I I II
Apr 22 8 4
May 4
Apr 2.'
Apr 22
Mar I
.May 4
May 4 7 2
Jan 7 I 081)
Feb 29 1 I 4
v (181a i
2 I 0 47 I
S II ,1 1
12 I 201s I
17 0 04
:i 4 a
I 0
4 7
Apr
Feb
June
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
May II 80
Mar
Apr
Jan
Jau
Apr
Apr
Apr 24
May t
Apr 7
Mar
.May
May S
Fell 1
Fell IS
Feb IS
Mar 21
Jan 4
Mav II
M,i 10
Mar 9
Mar
Feb 24
Mar 21
Jan 27
Apr 24
Apr 20
Mar 3J
Apr 2 j
Apr Jl
Mar IS
.Mar 27
Mar I
May 2J I
8 04
Oil)
8OI4
I 1 8
82
M1 1 R If,
71 I I a
1V1 1 00
300 001)
72 70
0 1 Oil)
831 8OS4
1 I 71) I 1 8
8U4 881
1014 10
4 11) 4 1-
1 087, I OO
00
.1
I 4 2
I 100
71s
421?
1.14
7 I
1 07
7 01
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I Oil
80
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I I II
2 31)
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OOI)
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0 07
3
2 0
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04
4 .8 3 United Fruit
Un Rwy InT..
Un Rwy Inr pf
V S Cast I Pipe.
4,00 U 8 Call 1 P pf .
Un Stataa Exp. . .
n B Ind Alcohol, .
0.73 U fl Ind Ala pf...
tl S Rlty A Imp
I 11 B Red A Ref .
US Red A Ref pf.
I US Ruhher . .
I 7.3 3 US Rubber I pf .
I 4 0 8 IT S Smelling A Ref 99710
I II. H 8 USSmeltlngARef pf 400
I 0.80 U S S(el,. S0I441
0.08 U B Steel pf, ... 3405
7 33 Utah Copper 22121
Utah Securllle 2nKi
Va. Carolina Ch
7.4 8 Va-l'ar Ch pf..
Va I CA ('... .
VlrglnlaRyAPower.
Vulcan lletlnnlng.
Vulcan Detln pf . . .
Wabash.
Wahaah pf A . .
Wahaah pf B
4 00 Wells-Fargo F.i
4 83 Weitlnghnuse
4 7 0 Wetlr.ghousii 1 pr
WeatlnghouseAlrBr
West Mars laud
W Mars land pf .
0.3 2 West Union Tel
0 0 0 Wesman-llrulnn .
0 I 0 VVeman-Brulnn pf
- IV heeling A I, K. .
Wheel it I, fi I pf. .
- Wheel A I, F. 2 pf 100 OI4
1.07 Willys oierlmd. IIJ4S320
0 33 Willys Overland pf I2IM 1 17
VtlMUIlall) Central, 39JO 4 34
Record nf St 00k Sale,
l.nst week, 2 803 BOOahsre.
Sam week IU 2.4 78,3 1 I aharesi,
Same week 1914, 730.808 shares.
Jan 3 107
Mar 14 1 I 4
Jan 3 0 01
Jan 3 2301
Apr 3 122
May 21 KII4
June 4 004
Mar 14 1 OOI)
May 21 7
May 22 1 14
June I 0 0
May 21 1 00
May V 1 1 74
Mar S3 87
Mar II 3 0
May II 1 431
Jan 11 8 4
Mar 10 0 4
May II 1 I t
Feh 19 100
Mar 10 1 2 0
June I I (101)
Jan 4
Jan J
Mar 17
Mar 10
Apr 29
Apr
Jan 11 1 1 4
Feti 23 4 0
Jan S 3
Jan ' 4
Jan 1 .1 8
Apr 1112
June 9 8 0
Apr II .13
an,
304
20U
04)4
404
I 70lj
.1
100
71a
00
71,
7la
34 1 10
147.11 Oil)
(41) 2l4
.1011 I 2 0
100)1 (121,
1
11) 41)
414
4U -
0I
3 0.1 -I
I 21)
I l.ll)
Jan 39 1 40
Feh 2 10 0
Apr 24 1 8
Apr 24 0 0
Mar 10 8 0
Mar 1 801)
Apr 2J 12 11
Apr 27 100
May I 4 2
Apr 22 I 80
June 7 120
Feb 14 01
Jan 31 001
Jan 4 100
Apr 24 0
Fell IS 1 0
Mar 34 0 4
Jan 12 8 0
Jan 11 1 1 O
May I 4I4
Jan 17 88
Apr 11 I 204
Mar 1 8 1 1)
Jun I 87
Mar II I 08
Feh I 0 0
Feb 10 1 1 fl
Jan II I 301,
May 9 74
May 9 184
Jan 31 101,
Feb 3 4 81)
June r 3 1
Jan II 12 04
Apr 25 1 0214
Feb 19 3 8.1,
June I 1
Jan 24 1
Mar I 474
Feb S 1 001,
Apr 22 0 0
Apr 25 3 1
Mar 1 7 04
May I 1 .1
May 3 7 0
June 9 1 0I
Apr 21 3 0
Apr .2 08
Apr II 4 8
Jan 17 4 74
Mar 10 7
May 23 2 0
Mar . 13.
Mar I 4 11
Apr :: 2 0
May 13 I 2 31
Apr l 1U
Apr 19 70
Ma) s 1 3 0
Feb 21 2 41j
Mar 7 4 0
Mar I 8 7
Mar 17 a "JO
Jau 3 111
Mar 30 a.Si
Apr 27 101,
Jan II 31,
Jan 3 1 Mill
Ma) 19 I OO
Aprl 9 J.l
46s4 4C'-C'sssssmsV,
Benjamin. Franklin, says : j
"When at friend deals with ah
friend let the btrgtin be dear andi
ti e II penn' d" 2
A'THE Frtnllin Truit Cnj.
X X renders to each of its depoi- X
itors monthly itatemcnij;
showing all deposits and with--ji
drawals, with dates, snd the ba-.i.
ance remaining on deposit, and it j;
the 4ime time returns the oncellcdf
vnuchera fnr the month. X
'i This practice is of great aid to '
depositors in keeping s cleir inij
jj accurate record of income and e
.:. penses. ";'
Franklin TruSl Company
Office: 46 Wall Strrrt ,
5 flrwli 11 1 166 Montigue Strrrt y
T qfitii:) 59 Fulton Street V,
ys-s4K--X'Si:-s:-X': .
THE CURB MARKET.
Transactions In detail In the curb m . :
durtnu the p"t eu follow
1 .Mil Si lll.VI.
Open Hlrh li- (
Sales luc est c.t
I'" A'ttll F.tio"lTs 7', ,,
I'.i Aisne Tea w 1 '" "k 1
. Acme 'le.i pf w I r" :
Pl.. Am Motor. . iT, '
' -ni '.iiic pf t . ". 7.1
17, Aax Unlilier Tire ti 7" n',
37'l Am Meicnm "' 8', 1
4". Am lilt C ."i'i pi. .3 S
Atlantic Steel... '
SCI.' All li A W I Cv, r.li,
" vii All li A W I pf ?',
:.V1 Harnett Oil & Cat 3 i
7" lint Mil Tnh old. 17', ;i,
1 en Charco.il lion .. 71, 7',
-i Charcoal Irnn pf. eS
kl Can l'ir A FiH IV 7i
: Can (Mr 4. Fily pf
II.vi Car I.iiht . ... .V,
7) (' in N it (..is . . i. i.
II r,s t'bev rol t Motors 271 271
Co.itrn Itrtlntnc :'3' H'
. .' Cn.r.en Oil ft lias U l:',
S.W Cn-ilcn Oil (i pr" l4 j
K'S CurtlHS Acto 47'4 51
217'M Cuba Cane sugar. 54 M'
WW Cuba Can" S pf . ',,
11310 Kilniuud It Jones I3 ci4
"". tirirss Seabury.. 123 13
f) Kmpire Petrol ... "t, ;i,
13 1 F-meri-on phono.. 12'. 12
f.D Fislie Rub Tire.. ISO lek
Ws Federal Oil l.
'.42., Flemish l.jnn. . . , ,
l"i Fbnn-li Linn pf. 4'i (',
7T3I liaMon Wll v. I.. Mi,
123 F.ijanlo 8ii5ar,...lll in
'5 (ill.intan nun 8ur. 11 .1
7"i lUrln'.iti Corp. .. 7.1'.
1" Ili.Uell II Car .. 1.
II, llenilre Mir .... ST,
f.ss Hull) Muar w I.. 4.,
.'.'i Molly n pf w- :i;
V ' llnu1nu Oil .. .
'-" liner .rni pf w 1 tip,
("' Inter IVirol . .. in.
410V, Kapo Mf- Co 4
.".W. Micnov.i Oil 7f,
l"" Intrr Rubber. ... u
Kithodinn 11 pf.. Jl
;i lires.-e .. 2
('' l..v nn Phono n
l.v.) Maxim Muni .... ,
KM Mel Petrol .... r-.lj
."-li -i Mldva'e -ileel. .. i.s.
t'" Mip,t He!
"v. Mojale Tuns .,
fl" .MIIuojee Her.. . 7)1 1 -.
Miunr iTonuct
I'D N V Trail. ....
;?n-i OKI Prod A Ref
S 47.- IVnn I, as
i Pan Anier Pel.
4iT5 IVrlmau Rim. .
12670 IVerle..
Ma Poole Knrln...
i' rjrene . ...
1li II A II Corp....
I'Tii atiu1n Ref.. .
ill" Mm lalr Oil 4!,
.1 xprlngflelil Body 701.
i Niriint Body pf liv
1 -nnv 1111
tics nfin .Motor. .
(" 1 II Kress.
I'.m s i Kress pf...,
t'i Thomas 4epn..
rvtoi submarine Boat.
31..-1 Tohxeeo Prod..,.
Ji TTiancle Film.. .
"v.,. Co Profit Shar..
OTWV I n West Oil ...
I kft,. I'nited Motor. ..
tf r s I. A 11
1 '1 f 1. A II pf .
;! t s tr.miship ..
'I." iciuura '
1 I'-. VI. tori a n.
.n vt p Tin pf w 1 iu, is-
1.1 W P Tin w 1 MS -i ,
sri.vv Wblte Mntnr . .. r.si,
winio n.iks ii, ry
(") Wntsnd O 4 O . 5
"ivo World Film .... t 1'
ITi" Zinc Conern .. 4S t,
1:
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1:
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1
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554
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110
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1
Previous week. I 010 700 thsres
Jan, I to dale 7 0 HVO 000 shares.
Same period I9IS. 00 71)11 (100 shares.
Ex dlvldsnl tK rights ITIeMs at figured en nshrd prlc
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR. ( BOYS TRIED TO WRECK TRAIN.
Miairnrtliin. I'lni-ril In s(..
".In mp Triu-k" n I'iiiiihI,
HX DIVIDRN'I).
Couipaii) mill Trrjn
i lira
May IS 40:14
May S 0 4
Mur 29 I 031
May '.' 1 0
Apr 20 3 2
Apr II 24 0
Mar 30 1 1 H
Jau SI 7 4lg
Aliiliiina 'ileal Southern,
I sc nit annual
MilmniH lirea' 8nuthrtu,
1 .-lrii ....
1 riiiiiidler M0I01, nuarirrly
1 1 li-in ller Molnr, extra
lilKlllllng co nr .viuerira,
iiuarierly . .
Iiniiiluliiii disss, quarterly .
Illinois I'eutlal l.eiisfd I. Ins,
semi-annual . . ,
Ht Mary's Mineral Land
Tt In city lupld I'rsuslt
uuarterl)
Teln City Rapid Tranalt,
quarterly
Stk Ami
pf,1
Pfd
Cnni
tlx
ITKKSMI.I,. .lull" II TWO MiliH r
Mis. c'nirlc l-'oiil of Mount Klxcn, tlic
Heiiroid mil police ills ini'icil lii.iluv
ivcie responsible, for pl.icini; on t,,,
Harlem rallruinl IrnckH ,-i IiuitIcioIc
which BP.irly wreckeil n imssiiiuci- tmio
In thiit village lltv.tuse ih,n Ml
Ji'inig the children weic let cii
The buys, .lolin anil Itllcnn Foul
used rt nnd , had told eonuutiinns l,,,i
llicy wanted o ne a train in,,,,. n,
jsiwi u. jc Mcta.ls
5fiO Adsiiie "-liver
' Msska Yukon
I wo -All int 1
".01 Mlooih
;wi Iltnte Cop A 7,1 ne
1"" unite New York
;vV) Ci rio lie Pacn 1 '
i:,5"n C.-ileiliuus 71 ,1
"Ci Can 41I.1 Copper III C
10 .,) Cotifc Cotuirr ' 1
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JKiO IVitM II llreM e 1 . '
I'l lUlllilec im 1".
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"Kin K11.I .S.il Cnp I",
' li'n Hold Cons 1
I. ji 'Hold Florence 1 1
1 ssi llei 1 1 I 1
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17- " ll 011 Ulii-.otn '
i'nl 1unilni livteu
1 1,41111 Mi.iti 1 Con '-
te.1 Ucrr Lake . . I , 1 ,
'" a .. Robe ' ,
.,"1 Melvinler II ir
1 M'wm.i Conper p
l'-l M.l.nu V.illej
"1. .i M ijf.n,, 1!
I'.'l VI :ir.. ''
Violin rlnde "
h 'iV' M 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 r 1 1 v f r ,
"') S V A II lilt Sis ' ', .
I Hrfl ,Sll.lk 7'. ,
101O Noti 1 Unite I'.v ', ,
I 'i II 11 lb 1, 1 1 1 r I '
"M . l, Coll.
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P' 'l i,,n, sd I r-td 1 .
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ivi ' on, mi 1I1 ,
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1. ' , Ton, in ill KMen 1 1
'iv Tri lluli'on .
Tim White Knob pf r,
" is I'niti'd V 1 rde ;!,
in,., West :n, Coll. I'- I '
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Adams Kp 1
t v . ,"H (' A 11 1 '', .
rin 1 T is. 1 'I.-,
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in en M .18 ih ! '
1. ft wi , , i-oi Oil , . i'i',
I' V Ml Villi (111, si I 1 1 1 1
II V 11 I ' 'nr.. 111
T Mil l.i'w 1'ire I. '.'
II lll'iiois I'M'C I. t
, lllno (HI 1
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1 Pr, our Pipe I 1
1 track,
( !ell cents per shar.

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