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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1920.
57 Hydro-Electric
57CX of lh
Consumers Power Company
comes from its Hydro-Electric
74 Communities Served,
The bonds or debentures of
this Company offer an attrac
tive investment.
General & Ref. 7s 7.28J5 bails
Debenture Serial 7i 7.75$ biii
CoinpUte Uluitratrd circular
tent on rtquat for AO-zou.
HieNalionalGly
Company
Uptown OSmi Fifth At.& iuiSi.
corrwpoaatnt omcea In over CO Cities
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMIT
Stock Trading Is Stagnant-and
Prices Show No Tendency
in Either Direction.
FEW ISSUES ARE ACTIVE
Trading in Endicott-Johnsou,
Leathers and American
Woolen Only Feature.
Toledo Traction,
Light and Power
Company
Three Year 7
Debenture Gold
Bonds
Price to Yield Orer
8
Combined with an attrac
tive conversion privilege
Ask for Creulcr "T-31"
Henry L. Doherty
& Company
Bond Department
CO Wall Street, New Yrk
r
Foreign
Exchange,
Securities
& Currency
Special Analytical
Circular upon request.
EW. Wagner & Co.
BttatlMtS 1197. CUtcafo
r N. T. Stock Stchanat
Ifsrabera K- y- Cittm Bachanei
Chicago Board of Trail
33 New Street
CroaruTi
V Floor
New York
Branchf
14 Edit 441ft St.
Uai.Jil.tt Kilt,
m Wat tit St.
. 10 Court EtBkJvn.
U. R. S. CANDY STORES
(United Retail Stores
Candy Service)
This company is rapidly carry
ing oot ita program to develop
the largest chain of retail candy
stores in the .United States.
Backed, by ample capital (over
$7,000,000 cash on hand on
December 31st), and managed by
tho same interests that hare made
the UNITED CIGAR STORES
COMPANY so successful and
profitable) an enterprise, we
recommend U. It, S. CANDY
STORES, in the confident belief
that in a short time this company
as an investment proposition
will rank with the very best se
curities in this country.
Wrlto ks for 'more
information, if 'you
(crested.
definite
arc in'
BAMBEfl6ER,L0EB&G0.
25 Broad St.
New York
There wa3 no special change In specu
lative conditions In yesterday's stock
market Trading was dull, and tlioro
waB no settled prlco tendency cither ono
way or tlio other. The market did not
move enough. In fact, to enable tho
average trader to pay commission on his
commitments. Tiiero was eoms satis
faction In tho fact Jfcat tho bear party
was not able to mako nny progress on
tho c'elllnjr side, but It must have been
very discouraging nevertheless to tho
constructive Interests to watch the mar
ket Ignore such Important considerations
as tho 'settlement of the Steel suit and
the signing of the railroad bill, There
wan not the slightest evidence that Wall
Street I paying any attention to these
consideration?, and If It had not been
for the brief rally on account of tho
Steel decision In Monday's session it
would havo been a fair Inference yes
terday that Wall Street had decided
hereafter to Ignore alt developments
which may have an encouraging bearing
on security prices.
The reason, of course, that Wall Street
la paying so llttlo attention to the
favorablo side of the market these days
Is that thero Is no money to tlnance
speculation. Even If there was a dis
position among traders to buy stoclcs
there is a question 'whether much could
bo done on the long sldo under present
circumstances. But It was encouraging
yesterday, all things to the contrary not
withstanding, that prices held as well bb
they did. It meant, according to some
interests, that while the market may not
pay any nttentlon to constructive devcl
opmcntH at the present tlmo stocks nr
being purchased by Important people
with a view of holding them until Wall
Street Is able to do moro on uio nun
Ride than It is at the present time. Tho
victory of the Steol corporation Is con
sidered ty au conservative riuujuam
equally as Important as tho passage or
tho railroad bill, but with money toanlng
nrnimrt 1ft tier cent, and hard to get even
at that figure It is dlfllcult to get a fol
lowing In anything except, or course, on
tho short side in stocks that are going
down. .
That was tho only aide yesterday in
which traders could got a following, and
it was only in a few stocks at that,
namely, Kndlcott-Johnson, the leathers
and American Woolen. These stocks for
tho most part have such smnll floating
supplies and so very wide markets that
it Is a comparatively easy matter to get
thm down four or five points In a sin
gle session when the buying power hap
pens to be limited to short covering.
As for the rest of the list, thero was not
cnoush In it to pay tho average traders
for coming down to Wall Street at all.
The extreme fluctuation In .Steel common
all day from the opening was only a
point. Thero were many stocks, o.
course, that fluctuated much wider than
5tMl hut even at mat It looit u. tw
ini,MA fibular Indeed to get a clean
tiolnt and commissions In yesterday's
market. Even Ccnorat Motors,
which usually leads the wholo list in
the matter of fluctuations, had a much
narrower range than usual. In tho
leathers and American Woolen there
. shorn declines, but most of the
Irolv nrofesslonal.
The money market disappointed Wall
Street because It held at tne earno ng
Mondav for opening and re
newals, but not conservative Wall Street.
The 'banking community has maintained
all along that there can hardly bo any
easing In speculative money until tho
noni: if thft monev difficulties occasioned
by the March payments and by the ar
rangements for tho March 15 tax Instal
ments are out or trie way, anu wwku
as tho worst of this will not bo over
until tho latter part of the week It la
haro to see how traders can expect any
real Improvement in money. It Is, of
course, possible that money may relax
slightly because of the lack of demand,
but as for real Improvement that la out
of question until the latter part of the
month at least. Tho improvement con
tinued in the foreign exchange mantel.
but speculative Wall street paia no ax
t.ntion to it for the reason that It fee-
llevea that the Improvement at the pres
ent time Is not permanent, out is cue
only to short covering and to sales of
security In this market It la contended
that thero will be another sharp decline
In exchange beforo tho trading Biiua
tlon can bo eald to be improving.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
NEW VORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES.
'Tuesday, March ,2, 1920.
1920. 1919.
uays sales ,,,,
Tear to date
r-ClWlor.-,
Bit. j it.
Sales,
83 10
97 8
57
10
3
100
200
' COO
200
1600
200
100
COO
200
1800
100
500
100
700
1C00
3200
100
300'
1700
100
200
B9C0
800
1500
100
200
200
300
100
1400
1100
1700
21000
200
2200
too
400
100
700
400
300
100
31500
100
7300
100
100
500
100
9400
100
100
10
100
400
too!
400
1400
2300
3500
1100
430
600
1000
' 100
900
I
Adams Express. . .
Advance Rumely...
Alaska Gold M
Alaska Juneau O M
Allls Chalmers Mfg.
Am Agri Chem
Am Bank Note
Am Boot Sugar
Am Can
Am Con pf
!Am Car & Four dry....
Am Cotton Olu
Am Druggist Syndicate,
Am Hide & Leather
Am Hide & Leather pf .
Am Ice
Am Ice nf
Am International Corn.
Am La France Flro Eng.
Am Llnsoed Co
Am Locomotive
Am Ship & Commerce,
,Vn Smelt & ucf,
Am Snuff,
dm Stocl Foundries..
Am Steol Foundries pf.
Am Sugar uef
Am Sugar Ref pf
Am Sumatra Tub. ......
Am Tel & Tol
Am Tobacco Sec
,m Woolen .,
Am Writ Papor n(
Am Zlno. L & Smelt....
Am Zim?, L & Smelt pf .
Anaconda Copper
Aasoc'd Dry Goods 1st r
Atch, Top & Santa Fo,.
Atch, Top Santa Fa pf.
Atl. Gulf 4WIS8:
Autosalcs ,
Baldwin Locom Wits pf.
Ualtlmoro & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio pf . . . .
Barrett Co ..
Bethlehem Motors
Bethlehem Steel S p o pf .
Bethlehem Steel B
Booth Fisheries
Brooklyn Edison Co...
Brooklyn Edison Co..
Brooklyn Union Gas.
Bruns Term & It It..
Butterlck Co
Butto Copper & Zinc.
Caddo Cent O & R.....
California Pack Oo...
California Petrol
California Petrol pf...
Canadian Pacific
Case, J I. Thres M pf.
Central Leather
1700 Chandler Motors
1300,'Chetapealte & Ohio...
100 Chic & E 111 pf Ea Tr (
700 Chicago Gt Western , 10! 10V4' 10
lOOIChlcago Ot Western pf.., 26m 26V 26
94,810 25.662.325 25
Sr. (Til est I in.
7 30' I 30 30 30
. 39 40 39 40
. ri 1 1 1
. 2 2 2 3 .
. 38 39 38W 38K
. 88 86 80 86
. 41 41 41
. 79 80 79 80
o 109 109 109 109
. 43 43 41 41
. 97 97 97 97
. 130 130 128 128
. 40 40 40 40
. 12 12 12 12
. 19 19 18 19
. 90 93 90 93
. 40 40 40 40
. 63 59 GO? 53
,. 89 90 89 90
. 13 13 13 13
. 77 78 77 78
. 93 93 92 92
. 19 20 19 20
. 00 60 63 59
. 103 108 108 10S
. U 41 41 41
. 91 91 91 91
. 124 124 124 124
.110 110 110 llfl,
. 82 83 82 S3
. 97 97 97 97
. 66 56 65 66
. 118 118 114 115
. 41 41 41 41
. 17 13 17 18
. T3 53 52 52
,. 56 57 56 57
t. 67 67 67 07
. 82 S3 82 82
. 78 7S 78 78
.143 143 141 142
. 13 13 13 13
3 109 110 108 108
. 100 100 100 100
. 36 37 36 36
. 43 43 48 48
. 115 115 116 116
. 21 21 21 21
. 110 110 110 110
. S5 85 S4 84
. 10 10 10 10
. 94 9-1 94 01
. 95 95 95 95
. 13 13 13 13
. 52 53 52 53
. C 6 6 6'
. 19 19 18 19 I
. 9 9 9 9
. 25 26 23- 26
. 19 20 19 20
. 74 75 74 75
. 33 34 33 34
. '67 68 66 63
. 119 121 119 120
. 98 9S' 98 98'
.79 79 I 73 77
. 46 47 46 47 j
, 122 122il20 122 I
. 56 57 66 56'
il S 8 I 8 8 1
1913.
279,226
-Ret"
Qua.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STBEET.
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A Hundred Share Market.
Wall Street Is am'uslmr Itself by eel!
log 100 sbaro lots of stock to Itself, and i
men buying it back. The total result is
that tho trading furnishes amusement
and thrills and keeps the mind of the
Street oft ot its Inoome tax problems,
but that is about all. It is not a lucra
tive business. Very, very few transac
tions on the tape yesterday wero any
thing but 100 share trades. Practically : vn ka
atl of them were professional. The gen-1 91 00
ABM, 1 . . '
uu ijuuiiu 10 tujtiug; uusoiuiciy no in
terest In the market Even floor traders
are complaining that they cannot make
a nickel. Two big factors on tho con
structive aide, tho return of the rail
loada and tho Supremo Court decision
In the United States Steel case, were al
lowed to go, by without giylng tho mar
kot a decent rally. Just what sort of
rews It would tako to turn tho market
squarely about and start It upward can
only be guetscd, Probably tho announce
ment of 6 per cent money would do It
cn quickly as anything else.
BONDS IN NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Tuesday, March 2, 1920.
1920.
Day's sales .,6M,000
Year to dat 681,798,000
RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS,
Closing. Sales (In
Rid. Asked. Yield. Jl.ooos).
1919.
$13,483,000
665,368,000
Money Continues nigh.
That money will eato to C per cent
appears to bo but a glimmering hope, at.
most a hopeless hope. The rato con
tinued at 10 per cent, all day, although
there had been opportunity for a slight
relaxation, duo to tho return to1 tho
banks of funds with which Slarch 1 divi
dend and other 'settlements had been
made. Few peoplo In the banking world
can eeo anything but tight money until
after the JIarch 15 Incomo luxes arc
",s pettieu. Tho peoplo of the United
' States must nav' th flnvornmont mn.-,.
than 11,000,000,000 for 1919 taxea be
tween now and March 15. Undoubtedly
trcre has been much liquidation of se
curities for paying the first Instalment
of these taxes and It scorns logical that
moro liquidation will occur for the same
reason within the next fortnight.
05.10
90.30
S0.0O
P2.S0
90.00
97.30
97,30
95,48 S.78
90.40 '4.61
S9.90
9L20
90.03
99.00
93.34
90.10
07.40
07.40
4.71
4.81
4.99
6.45
CIO
S.50
4.40
ma .m n n32.47i...
29 later. (lass-;...
449 2d 4s (1927-42) 89.30
67 lstcv. 4o (1932-47). 90.90
1,654 2d cv. 4s (1927-42). 90.00
.. lst-2dcv. 4s (32-47) ..
2.535 3d 4s (1928)....... 32.23
2,553 4th 4s (1933-38)... 90.02
1,450 Vic. 4a (1922-23)... 97.26
1,770 Vic. 3s (1922-23)... 97.18
Open. lUsh. Low.
94.90 95.R0 94.90
90.40 90.00
90.00 89.30
9L30 90.90
90.34 89.90
1918. .
$3,071,000.
204,327,000
Net
Last CbffS.
95.60 .60
92.68
90.46
97.50
97.48
92.20
90.00
97.16
97.16
90.40
89.94
91.20
90.03
,92.30
90.10
37.32
97.40.
4.20
.44
.30
.04
.03
.04
A4
United States, Forelan Government, Railroad, Industrial and Otbor Bonds.
ADgiorrtnch u
4 6C7a
40 OMsl
R2 6634
CO ',007s
it U7
O.. .93 1S.1A
tOO 076
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1 OCTg
S3 or
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Gold Withdrawn!..
i The banir statement this week, always
a market factor of considerable Impor
tance, probably will bear the brunt for
i ( iwo weens' gold withdrawals. Last
week's would have made an even more
disappointing showing, but for the fact
J that gold engaged for shipment to South
1 America wan held up. The ofllclal reason
ascribed for the delay was that shipping
'tpaco was not uvailable, which stnte
Imont was taken in tho financial com-
munlty with a largo grain of salt But
whatever the reason for tho delay, this
i gold drain probably will show up In this
" 'week's etntement. A total of $250,000
2 -gold was withdrawn yesterday for shlp-
1
1
1
2
mcnt to South' America, nnd according to
a report In banking circles tho balance
pf the Intended shipment of between
$12,000,000 and $15,000,000 will bo
withdrawn on Friday,
3G00;CllIcago, Mil & St Paul.. 3S
2000 Chic, Mil & St Paul pf... C8
100'Chlcago & Northwestern.' So
22600iChicago. R I & Pacific... 38
1
t J.K.Rice, Jr.&Co. Will Buy
10 Anscn C'omiuuir
95 Amtr. Machine A Foundry
100 Amer. Dl.t. Tel. or , J.
SO American Piano Com.
' SS K. W. nilm Com.
8.. ColmnblH TriM
SO Umpire Steel ti Iron I'fd. .
SA Great Amer..Ini. Itt.
iO (lodchaax Huiar I'fd.
100 Limit Locomotive Com.
50 Norwegian Ararr. K.S.) Lin
51 Notional City Bank
100 Old IiomlJiton Land
10O Jloyal Typewriter Com,
15 Itomo llnm & Copper
SO Texas Pacific Coal It Oil
13 Victor TaUdov Mjcblae
J.K.Rice, Jr.&Co.Will Sell
10 Anaeo Company
20 Amoc. Dry Ciooda 2nd Pfd.
CO AUaa Portland Cement Com.
10 Alotnlnofu Co. of Amer.
,100 Jlordcn Co. Com l'fd.
25 Bankers Trait
! '100 Ktttmaan Mafneto rfd.
10 Ftrt National IMnk
1 300 (Jeneral Ordnance
CO Great Northern Paper
mi rinlf tunnlna-
50 (lodchaax Hucar Com.
SO Humble Oil A Bedding
S3 Meeh. ft Metala Dank "Rlf bU"
2S4' NlrtioU Copper Com.
SO Texa Pacific Coal ft Oil '
i J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.
5 Plionei 4W. to 4010 John
CALI, MONEY.
Mlictl Collateral. I All Induatriila,
Hlsh w JHira ....
han 10 I Low
Last 10 (Lut
Renewils m iHeuewais
Tear hlh 25 (Vev's hlth.
Te3r' low 6 Teara lew
TIME LOAK9.
All indeitMils.
Hxtr dars
Mnety dan
Mixed Collateral,
SUtr dr t
Ninety dir...
Four months.
Vive months..
Six months
tVipoar month!.,
Plre monthj..
Hlx months
.19
....IS
....10
....is
COMMERCIAL rAPF.lt
BlUt
Prime Indored
Kccelvable.
Sixty diTJ VHP
Slnoty daxB.....S7
Six months CU8T
Other Names.
Three to tlx i
months :i8i
Clcarinir House exrhaoxcf, tl.0U.M0,M3; bal
ances, t lt.ePI.SiO ; Bub-Treaaurr, credit bal
ancM, tXl: rederal reaerve cfeait balance,
tJT.el.STJ.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Boston, pr; Chlcarn. par; St. Ivouls, S3
IZc discount: San Frandico, pir; Moatreal,
SU1.29 per ll.OM premium; Cmclanatl, par;
Minneapolis, 10c. premium.
EILVEIt PJIICE9. '
Br allver In Kew York. I1.SJ. up ?Je.: In
Tendon. S3Sd.. oS Hd.! Mexican dollars,
Jl. Mi;, up iia
FOUKIGK EXCHANGE.
Sterlinr
Demand.
Cables...
Franca"
Dema&d.
Cable 11.15
Marka
Demand,
Cables..,
Normal
rate
of exch.
4.S4(S strrtlnr
iE.lu Parli ...
3.s Marki .,
5.1JU Be'rtura
Cntui
nirh.
, 14.17
l.K
l.M
liBW.
IJ.U
S.UV,
11.23.
14.2v
Lilt.
U421;
14.71
14.13
Prer.
close.
$S.44U
Z.O
14.50
14.18
1.03
1.03
1.03
1.03
1.04
1.03
Yesterday's Oote
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Indla-
Sombay ,
Jsoan-
Tokohama
rhillpptno Islands
ilia
14.11
1.04
13 Ci
1.K
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Cables.
14.U
1.03
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1LM
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43
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41 11 I
57
81
19
25
10
81
194
41
79
170
170
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20
100
14
23
69
85
29
125
35!
23
15554
23(5
71
S3
6Si
92
77
36
30
BC i
13
70
16
32
68
I 88
101
37
400 Chi. KU Pacific 7 p o pf
1300 Chile Copper J
400lChtno Copper
100 CJev. C C & St Louis pf..
lOOiCTiiett, reahodv Co...
100Cluett Peabody 4 Co pf.
2600'Coca-Cola
300'Columbia G & Elec.
rtiti
uv:vauij4Uii vr k xica '41
noOlColumbia Orapbophono..1 41Ti
GOlColumbla Oraphcphone pf I 80
lOOfConsoIidatcd Cigar I r7
'nn rAnen rlsrnfl Cla
21 3CO0 Con Interstate Cal Mln
Consolidated Tcxtilo
Continental Candy.
corn .rroaucis iter
Crucible Steel Co
Cuba Cane Sugar
Cuba Cane Surer pf
Del, Lack. & Western....
Lack & West s 30 f .
uenver & tuo uranae. . . .
Denver & IUo Grando pf .
Dome Mines
Elk Horn Coal Corp....
Endlcott Johnson
Erie
Erie 1st pf
Famous Players-Lasky. .
Famous Players-L pf . . . .
Federal Mln & Smelt pf . .
Fisher Body Corp
Flslt Itubber
Froeport Texas
General Cigar Co
General Electric Co
41
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Gillette Safety Razor'&y
'tfoxton. lacheiilKaclL & Ca
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Scandlnarla
Stockholm ,
OvMlania
Oooenhaten ,
SouUi America
Ttlo ,
Arvrntlna (rold)
Bacnoj Aires
Spain
iinltzcrland .......
rntsuay
Titisla (Currenej)
ICO rabies ,
HO rubles
TIME BILLS ON LONDON.
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Oencral Motor Corp deb.
Gen Ji forp deb pf 7 p c.
Goodrich U V ,..
Goodrich B F pf
Great Northern nf
Great Northern Ore etfs.
Ucndec Manufacturing..
Haskell & Barker Car. . . .
Hupp Motor
Illinois central
Inspiration Con Copper.
Interboro 'Con Corp
Intcrboro Con Corp pf.-.
Int Agri Corp
Int Harvester Co pf new.
int Mcr Marine
Int Mer Marine pf
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International Paper....,
Iron Products Corp
Jewel Tea ..."
Kansas City Southern..,
Kelly Springfield Tjro..,
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Kcnnecott Copper
Keystone Tiro & Rubber
Lackawanna steel co. . .
Loews Inc
Loft Inc
Loose Wiles Biscuit
Louisville & XashvUIo...
Mackay Cos ,
Maxwell Motor 2d pf ctfs.
IG&Vil 10 6500 Mexican I'etroioum
Miami Copper
Middle States Oil...
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Montana Power pf ,
Mulllns Body
National Acme Co
National Cloak & Suit. . ,
National Conduit & Cable
200.National Enam & Stamp.
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Otis Steel
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T?ant fit , V, & ima.Mfam.nt nnA ..nanl
" I weakness In such stocks as Kndlcott-
Johnson, Central and General Leather
nnd, Amorlcan Woolen Wall street sees
dangers which confront these corpora
tions because ot tucir tremendously uign
J i inventories. Tho motor stocks are In
tho same category. To keep pace with
competition they havo been obliged to
lay In hugo supplies of raw materials at
very high' costs. As an Instance, the
increase In Its capital stock which the
Willys Overland Corporation has mado
may be laid largely to the fact that it Is
oblisred to carry a $40,000,000 Inventory
1 of raw material?, Bteel, leather, wool
and tho like. These corporations, which
have been obliged to lay in such largo
supplies of raw materials, of course,
would bo very heavy sufferers should tho
I predicted drrp In prices become a reality
3 within tho next lew mourns,
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The Immediate future of the automo
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mand at Its present peak. Manufacturers
scoff at difficulties. Their hardest Job is to
supply tho demand and their roar Is for
more and more raw materials. But the
banking view of tho Industry cannot be
completely Ignored. A few banks ex
press the opinion that the automobile
industry Is taking up moro than Its
share of capital. Hero is the view of
the National City Bank, as expressed
In Its monthly bulletin for March:
"Whether," says that bank, "the automo
bile Is regarded as a utility or a luxury,'
and It falls in both classes. It is dlfllcult
to believe that It can continue perma
nently to absorb capital at the present
rate. All or tne leaaing prouucer uic
enlarging their capacity and tho Indus
try la a very Important factor In the
conramptlon of steel, cotton, leather and
ether materials, not to mention labor.
The vast production of car, like the
enroious Increaso In tho production of
silk goods, Is a symptom of the time, an
evidence of tho widespread distribution
of purchasing power. The rich and. so
called favored classes are an Insignifi
cant factor hi tho consumption of this
great outpouring stream of consumable
goods. The consumption of the ,masses
Is on ai scale never seen before. It is
common testimony that they are buying
goods of higher quality than ever before."
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Oil Corporation
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Repast.
WEEKLY LETTER
aiflngcumntneirf anddevtlopmtnter
. INDEPENDENT
&
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Furnished upon request.
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We Will Bay
Liberty Bonds
in
$50 $100 $500
DENOMINATIONS
end will pay the prevailing prices for
Thousand Dollar Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange plus occrued
interest to date, less 15c for $50
bond, 30c for $100 bond and 50s
fcr $500 bond.
Cn the above (basis we paid the
following prices at the closing
March 2, 1920:
J50..3Ks......
$50. .2nd AX
$50. .3rd 4Ks.
i50..4th 4is,
$50. .Victory. 4tfi
..$47.93
45.16
46.99
45.72
49.03
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Pcnna'iKs !-.
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3 851 2
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3. 71 i
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. T. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bid. Ask.
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A Cold Embargo.
In answering tho rather widespread
tppeal for a cold embargo, a banlt
which has exported conslderabls sold
this year presents this argument : 'Tho
miii." tt ava. "which la leaving tho
iTnlti.fl States all noes to pay our debts,
4 Pays them upon U.e ruoot favorable . iju
terms possible. Vo enjoy tho advan- Jel pnblC wotkg ISi j.
tags to-day or muting our iiurunuco uisuict 01 uoiumDia j-wj
from tho whole world on'a gold basis I FOREIGN BONDS,
whether we arc actually shlpplnff cold Anclo.Prentn Kxtern. 6a. 1K...
n mnk nnrtteular nurchaces Or not. If I Arontln Intern. La. 1945
r. nff th uo'.d basis wo will pay tho Canada. Dominion ot. noiea. 1911... f6H
mnralv on tho trado bal- Canada. Dominion of. Ba.ua m.
f'c""""' " - . - ... Canada. Dominion or. ia-js
s.nca to a lew coum. uyv,.. en Dominion of, ..,
Mlr vnlume Of nurchasoa from them, InuiaHa. Dominion 'ot. 1931.,
and our purchases even in other coun- jcMnem Got.. Hu Kuj By. Ca. lKl. il
tries will be moro or leas auecieu. i s
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Airt .settlements cxecutivo power to
place an ombarso upon commodity lrat
porta Of an Binas, wiua wwsius
7,rtim tnds of tho country under
romoleto control, importations mluht bo
considerably reduced, but importations
from the countries wnero wo nuvo u
verse balances are rjencrally of thlnirs
like raw materials and food products,
which wo cannot well do without"
General Wotora, When Isaued.
vTt Tuesday will be settlement day
on tho now stocks of tho General Motora
Corporation, which has been traded In
on the curb for several weeks on a when
Issued basis. Announcement was made
yesterday that a special clearinc sheet
wUl bo provided for General Motors
transactions on Friday and that eottlo
ments will bo mado on Tuesday. Tha
new stock probably will too traded In on
that day.
nallroad Dividend Proapects.
The January statements of earnings
of the railroad corporations, more favor
ablo than anticipated, and their return
to private ownership has started tho
woven year period of dividend discussion.
Probably one of tha first to resume for
mer dividend disbursements and ono on
which current rumors In Wall Street
aro centred la Ontario and Western, coal
properties ot which have been extremely
prontablo In tho last few years. A ma
jority of this stock is owned by tho New
Haven. The last dividend was ono ot 2
per cent, paid In 19 1 8, and It ia sug
Cl vested that thn ivmmiiv mav resiim at
97H
73?.
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nera no tranaactlans ycstmayi
71
79
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89 ii
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Cuba Extern. S3, aeries A, 1949..
Cuba Extern. 4Hs, 1943
Dominican Rep. Cs.'UM
Otr of Lyons U Tr. 6s. 1331 ,
City of Marseilles IS jr. is, 1931.
Citr ot Bordeaux 15 rr. is, mi....
TYnrh. Paris CI II Ca. VS21 ,
Jantncaa Gov. iVjs. stcrl. loan, 19S. 71Vi
Japanese Gov. 4Vi(. M scries, IJU. 70
Japanese Gov. is, sterL loan, ua. i'M
japasise, iohio uiy us. w
U. K. G. B, & I. 0 vr. CVis. 393.... D5t4
TJ. K. G. c I. 8 JT. 6H'. 15...
TJ. K. G. B. ft 1. 10 JT. BH. 192..,
U. K. O. B. & I. 3) JT. SHs. 1937..,
ilexlco Extern, stcrl. Ss ot '89, 19(1,
Mexico Extern, cold is of '04, 1X1..
93H
u
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1
this rato. Xo dlsburoements wero mado
In 1917, 1915 or 1911. but 1 per cent
was paid In 1316.
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AJaxBnb... 6S4 n
AI Ch M pf M II
A A Cb pt. W
Alb ft Susq .. HiO
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Am n a nf. 13 81
Am Bk Sh. 83 100H
do pf IT. 1(5
Am O P pf.U3S 11?
Amer CoaL 8;
ACotOUpf..
Amer Expr. 1 89T
Am. IJns pt 92 9;
.m Loo pf.lCG IM
Am M ft O. SOU S3
A Smelt pf. l
Am B.Beo A m 82
A Sriutt pf. 86 tO
A B Tob pf. 81 S3
Amer Tob.23 t
do Pi S3 a
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A Wool pt.U2Vj 103
Ann Arbor. 1 Wtt
do pf I 2
ADrrGdJ.. 41
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Assets Real 3tt 3S
Aasoda O11.M0H lis
At Kir & A s
At Coast It. 87 8S
AOAWIpf.. 62'i
At Uennlnj.uw isn
Exports From New York,
Wheat. 87,325 bushels; flour, $5,181
sacks; pork, 200 barrels: bacons. 3.-
030.800 nounds: lard. S.291.E00 nnimHi'
barley, 71.825 bushols; alcohol, 350 bar-
1 TI hAf. SSI IkhtM.h hums. S.19J inn
. t4 pounds: cottonseed oil. 1Q.000 pounds; Sil5c'?(5li
do rt.
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do Pf.....
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Pcech Crk.
Beth Steel,
do 75J,
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82
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Giston 13
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do pt OS
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Graham, Parsons X Co.
435 Chest nut St.
Philadelphia
115 Broadway
New York
Investment Securitios
iOeal in and Purchase
Issues of
Municipal Bono's
Bondsi; faotej' and Preferred
Stocks of
Railroad, Utilities and
Industrial Corporations
of
Established Value
Rector 91J2-5
W.F.Ladd&Co.
Investment
Securities
New York
Amer. Caramel Com. & Pfd.
Nat. Casket Stk. & Rts.
Borden's Preferred
Amer. Real Estate 6s
LYON ND CO.
50P!neSl.N.Y. Tel. John SS4
Alans Express 4s, 1947
Albany Rirar Front fe, 1923
International Cotton Mills 4s, 1929
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
Established 1888.
Phone Rector 6340. it B'war, New Tork.
WIRE CONNECTIONa
Boston. Cbtcaco. Philadelphia and MontraaL
Inveslmeit Securities
R.C.M EGAflGEL & CO.
27Fe aieet-Kew'Vo.
MPC.H. M. rUFTAl ft I
NAT. IANK
"JUGHT8"
CLINTON GILBERT
BWJtSt.N.Y. Tel 4n48Rectori
PIERCE,BUTLER&PlERCECorp.
if, rrelerred Btoek
INCORPnttATED
IIS Broadway Naw Tork City
j STUCCt Phons Rector 4490
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