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THE SKtf AND NEW YORfc HERALD, WEDNESDAY, -MARCH. 3, 1020.
4 17
cotton market; .
makes late gain
Advance in Final Half Hour
of Session Is ted by Near
Months.
PAPER LEADS PULP IN
CANADIAN EXPORTj
TRADING ON CURB
HAS FIRM TONE
Lh?iiM.?l''t
-1
The cotton Market was featured by a
late advance, led by. the near month,
scjterdar. Well Street .ond outaldo
thorts found that a great Bcarclty of
March' una May contracts existed In
iho last hour nnd active bidding on their
liart and a Uttlo new support by local
lulls made for a rlee of 4 to tl point.
Ttio market again reflected the lack of
uny frtsh feature that might Induce the
larger operators to reenter. Early In
tho day discussion centred around tho
reported demoralised stato of tho mar
let In Alexandria, Egypt. The recent
decline on tho Egyptian exchange, It la
raid, has spelled ruin for-several large
Arms established In that centre. Al
though Liverpool was about as dud at
tho start, tho Kngllah market broke
sharply In tho lator trading, principally
an tho result of liquidation on the un
settling outside report. Liverpool spots
were quiet, 4,000 bates chanting hand.
First sales In tho local -market showed
nn opening dccllno ot 3 to 1.1 points.
Hears emphanld weakness of cables
and early heaviness In securities. Thero
was but Uttlo of Interest during most
forenoon and early afternoon business,
fluctuations being confined to a narrow
range. Aside from light operatlona by
ring traders and a steady amount of
rhort covering in March but Uttlo trod
was transacted. March entered Into new
high ground early nnd, although the
later three options ruled generally un
der Monday's final, May. Influenced by
the action of the spot Contract, held at
about 10 points over Monday's ending.
Tho market turned active In tho last
hour, particularly In Its laat half
Shorts seemed nervous and reports that
the Allies were considering sanctioning
an International loan to Germany to put
her on her feet economically Increased
the already uneasy state. Trade shorts
were among those caught In tho near
month rise, but thero was also a certain
amount of fresh support by old bull
operators. At the close of the session
the market was not far from tho beet,
60 points, higher to 8 lower, and local
cpots wcro again at a new high, or
40.50 cents a pound.
Hasp of rrlces:
Mon
Open. Illrh. Low. Cloie. day.
, 38.10 SITS 13.00 83.(7 . 38.23
38.00 M.OO V6.00 38.30 N 88.70
, 34.33 13.es 3I.T0 UM SI.93
83.20 N M.OO
, 33.23 32.(7 32.03 32.60-33 S2.W
, 31.TS 31.73 31.(15 31'iO I) 31.33
80.70 B 30.70
, 33.31 30.03 33.73 30.04-01 30.01
, 23.38 N 23.80
, 23.23 33.53 23.13 33.37.'0 33.3S
. sum ei.ea ii.M 2I.M-00 29.03
Spots: Local. KM; New Orleans, 40.U.
COTTON BTATISTICS.
Last Last
Yesterday, week. year.
Pert receipts 20.010 20.601 10,571
r.ttotis 18.(77 13.350
F-iporU season 4,403,789 4,311,313 3,371.217
New York stocks.. 43,443 (3,311 83.437
Tort stocks 1,410.1(0 1,454,210 1.387,722
Interior receipts ... 17,290 13.431 8.597
Interior shipments., 11,130 14.534 6,(13
Sew York arrtrals... 3,534 1,063 330
LIrerpool cbles: Spot -cotton 'quiet at 47
points decline on thp bast, of 3.d. for mid
illinfr. Sales 4.000, American 3,000. Imports
so.ooo all American. Futures opened steady.
7 to 14 hlrter. Closed lrregulsrat 33 to .0
points decline. March, M.Sid.: May, 25.3d.:
July, 34.8M : October. 22.83d,: December.
22 m. Manchester: Yams steady I cloths
iik business doing.
December Gain for Both Is
$3,333,428 Over Last Year.
t i '.' ,.'
Bttcm re nn HON and niw Toar. iiaiw. Tsi A A,, t ni.7.l i...
Montreal, March 2.-Canadlan ox- iw xo vuuwnuu wjr
norU Of pulp nnd paper In DecOtnbei', TMnlMnn. tittr VlrmuiAoa
mt, reached a total Value of ,700,372, i JlCaiMUlg, DUG D inimCSS
an Increano of l3.ass.42S bver thoso of t- ftAnillA,i
tho preceding month. Tne principal ls UOnunUBU.
gain waa in tho Value of paper, which , -.
amounted to 10,213,480 tn December,)
1010,compartd with 33,703,20 In M. I Thero was a firm tone In dealings
The details aro as follows I curb atocks yeatorday and although
Paper and manufactures of.Alo $!8U ' th
Pulp, chemically prepared,. 2.814,311 day through realizing, It cohtlnued firm.
Pulp, mechanically ground. tco.iH aun Soon nttorward morning offerings by
Total. IS wmTi H?wJ;?La!!LLL"J?S
i..-7ri?t-.p'lter-ilfJ!u"t2L'or.2 buying on declines, largely from out-
!Ti .'.Ar iv V , "v i ;VkV ,lao sources. Tho advanco In thesprlco
H.7.0'8?' ""i" Va,ued ni.8-0,sl- tf crtide oil and the continued favorabla
833, of this claot of paper exported dur- report8 from tho Homer field wera the
Ing tha month, some of tha principal principal factors in iaUslng. attength in
Importing counties being: United States, the oil Shares.
V"?'2?.1 f.'1"11 V'l'yif5 Dominion. Blmms and Whit Oil wert
Australia. 167,801 owts., vatucdat 373,- in liberal supply nfter strong openings,
82 s United Kingdom, 51,331 cwts., Rnd closed ws I above bottom prices,
valued at $160,620. Buying of International retroltum and
Newsprint also was Shipped during Tronlcal Oil cams to the market late.
tho month to tho, Argentine Itepubllc, bilt both responded with substantial
SMTonopah Beimoat 3H
SMOTono Cash Boy.t H 'jt
iiioOTono Divide ..... 2Vt I I
3MTonopn Kx( .... IK JVi
lMOTonosllm 0 .,t
j&OTono Midway..,, 14
firaTonopaii win.
ilAlTnrin Ml.nnh.
Jtwfenop Montana.
3100 Tonon Ilea Eula.
(04 U. S Continental.
1W) United Eislern...
WOO 'Vlctorr t 1
2300 West End Coni.,.1 13-13
,.v.t
n
7
33
J
II
19
7
-ft
-Si
12
II
1M White Cani
3000 White cap Kit,
looowiibert ,..
ItHWash O Q.. ......
D0ND3.
ftOOOO Allied Packer (t.. 7',i
1OO00 Ant Ttl ( '33 OS
3000 Am Ttl '21..... MH
lOOO'Deliian 0 '31.. 33
ltooo lkliiiti o is ' e .
3 313-11
s
II
a
,
If
13
1H ..
tl
loowcooAsttj 6s... m 17 J
um oen Kfeo .,,.... u M ?JH
3ceeo ttutslan Oqy me. us 13 33
lxoo itussim qot Hs
7IW BWIM UOV )iS...
nit
03
3Mi
it
73T4
N
m
1
4M I
mi - H
Odd lot). fSetls cehts a share,
PANHANDLE NET IS HIGHER.
Income After Cfrntigeft Is 85.88 la
1010, Sara neport.
Tile ccrpcrate Income of tho PltWwrg,
FMnlnnnH ri 1 tm and Hf Tkiitfl Tlflll
.Draill, Drltish South Africa, China, gains. Wyoming and Oklahoma oil is- food Company, Issued yesterday, shows
uuu, Htw oaianu, i cru 'una uuicr sues mamiamea a steaay tone inrougn- not income alter deduction or rentals,
countries. Tho paper exports also In- out tho session, but no heavy dealings t Interest Ac. at 14.093.735, or 15.88 a
eluded wrapping paper to the value of occurred in tho group. 'share oh 118 1184,860(111 common atock
Urvmtr VkhYWP 111 culls, ll IIS. H. sanderii 64 veklt, ltr.'heaVles, llS.tOOHi mediums. 113.70 0
METAL MA1KET. huit.itWVtu it Tni. jili u. ittViiot J .! Mrttv .11V.'T.V pcklne
7 cult. 10, 'lilt 4. 30. lit A 4udd ft lllll.1S( Pigs, llltlJI.30.
March. March L 'Co.l 41 mta. Ill, 1311,41, 361, , nil 14 rjattle TlicolnU. l.iOOl strong. Heavy
A LnJI 11M AiUmI
teid. iifw York S.tS tM 1.20 ....
Spelter, N. Y. apot 0.20 !
mi via. jmiinii. swisra I'"1"' Deer 'sieers, cnoic ana .prime, 111.1117
3". I aijt 1 tk 'Ottlla. lOI, llll I u.lti medium and good, ll.t603X.SSj
.j . wsHMmm, v mw. w , vm uum common. ii.Duaiiiini iikiii. kdou inu
Bpelter, prime West. . , " k i.v.V."' '.V'.VV.Mt ".v!1 r.fW' eholce,. IH,25ll.lltommon and me.
PPt 173 .Ul3 IM 3.30 III. H. II. llo lal 77 veals, 121, 134 : aum, ll.35fjll.18: bbteher Cattle, helfets,
Spefter, prima Wet. , i4t mml . I Jf,HUfr ., Y.' ftJ,um, veaU, .OOH,50: cowi. iuitfll.lli cannsrn
Aprll ..,.,, I.73Uj llftl MPi I.8H4 1 131,.33 10 culls, II, lit, ,n0 cuttera, 4.504.HI Veal calves, 113.10
Electro cop, spot.. 18.71 .... MM BHEKP ANf) IAMBS Itecelnts, 1,170 014,501 fssdsr tt, I7.8Q012.35! stocker
Used: KM than a car on sale. Feeling liters, II, 35 10.15.
rT.S::::::: iS
.... 187.00
12.00 31.00
11.73 13.00
.... I1W.00
47.0S
41.03
4t.W
41.03
Heary ahd maeblner comp.. 11.00 wii.i!
Drl lifttry...,, 4 19.00 Al0.li
1307,382 and boards to the valuo of
1(64,845.
The total Valuo Of pulp and paper
exports' for the llrt nlno months ot tho
(IecaI year amounted to 674,424,912, a
gain of 314,006,084 Over the correspond
ing period of last year, as follows:
Mine months- 1918. 1913.
Paper and mfra. ot Itl.ess.sco 3H.lM.l65
Palp, chem. prepared 14.074.co
Pulp, mech. ground........ 3.673.018 6.376.153
rrofceslonal prcsiuro made Itself felt br 11 An mr -nluo 6iitstnndlnir. aa-alnst
more In the Industrials, in which losses 4,720,970, or $6.59 a Bhare In 1918.
of a point or so wero made In eeyeral Federal compcnsaUon received by the
stocks. Genoral Motors also declined 1 corporation for lease of the road under
auoui i poini ana Heaviness was np. , Federal' control amounted to 311,334,093,
parent In Oroheum Circuit. Locomobile 1. ..m. n...
xr mi .ir i1.0"""8 ""f-0"1 WM """il-was 1633,012. agalnet 3339.30J In 1918,
".. imak n STOssincome 111.863.105. aeainst
Totals ICO.tl7.K3 174,424.31:
There were 41,747 cords of manufac
tured pulp wood, valued at 3480,669,
exported In December, 1919, against
72,468 cords, valued at 1748,364, In De
cember, 1918. For the nine months
period tho unmanufactured pulp wood
exported was valued at 36,803,309, conv
nared with 311.595.238 In 1918. a de
crease of 14,793,019.
Mirth ....
April
Msy
June
Juir
Aurust ..
September
Jrwwioer
fcecember
January
GRAIN MABKET.
The largo ponsumptlon of corn which
ik. oHHu.fi.iiU(t Vtn9lr fntm ri
g 1 1 1 u uiiun-uui (t,i auwv - -
7 terve report showed yesterday stirred
the bulls in tne corn marKet ana
caused deliveries to advanco rapidly.
The futures rose centa to 314 cenU
a bushel. The figures which Snow pre
sented on consumption were 1,957,000,000
bushels between November and March
I . . 11. - , A - - . nn MMthl
t ana are uuoui uia ims" v .dvw.m.
f Lost year the figures for consumption
during those months were i,7,wo,iw
bushels. Prevldtta to publication of the
report the trade had been selling corn,
fearing that it would bo bearish. But
whan ihn fltruren CILrnft out End the
4 consumption ahown followed by the re-
serves buyers Immediately Camo Into
tho market. The stocks of corn he'd In
the country were placed at 1.033,000,003
buElness, which Is less than the Goodman
ustlmate on Olonday. Tne Wheat carry
over was given at 142,000,000 bushels,
which Is greater than that of last year,
but under the five year average, Estl
mates of reserves on all grains .were
favorable to the longs, who dfa not
lose any time taking advantage of tho
Situation. Although 8now admitted that
It waa too early to Judge the winter
heat crop, he declared that the
proape-cts were for a poor one, but
rnasy changes can take placo before
fcarveit time.
Cash corn was strong, being 2 cents
Metier, and exerted much Influence on
the trade. The strength In rye due
to tho poor wheat outlook was also a
factor In the corn buying. Shorts cov
ered freely and tho May delivery sold
t up to tho best price it has reached since
iasi AUffuau iieceipis were lair uiu
tho belief exists that with the railroads
in private hands the movement la about
to increase. Tha weather was) more
favorable, but was considered in some
quarters a help to the movement
COIIN In the local cash market No, 3
yellqw corn wu quoted at 11.7111! No. i
muted, 11.6914. c and f. N. Y.j fifteen slays'
shipment. ' I
(MT8 Tha local cash market was
ilrm'ri No. 1 white quoted at 11.14 m No.
2 white, 11.04; No. 3 white, 31.03tJl.03Hi
0. 4 white, 3l.OJtJl.03H fancy cllpptd
white, tl.08; ordinary clipped white, 11.04,
all elevator.
AYR Market Arm; No, 3 Western,
I1I3U. f. 0. b, N, Y.
BARLEY Market arm; feedlag, l.tl
Eialtlnr, 1.0, f. c, b. N. Y.
Ill'CKWIIEAT Market quiet: sound
ratlllng, 13.33, nominal, 100 lbs.
HAY Market firm; No. 1. 33.(303.75;
No. 2, 12.(003.(0; No. I, ll.IStjl3.43j ship
Ulnr, C30O3.30.
STRAW Markat tlrm; N6. 1 rye. 1370
38 a ton.
CHICAGO PRICES. N
sion-
' Open. Hlstu Unt. Close, day.
.. 1MH 1(3 1(1 111 160H
.. 157H 1MU-1MH U0!4. 136
RYE
Jlay
Joly
conx-
Jiarcti
31
74
33
77
Mir iMii un
uir .....
OAT8-
Hay
July ,
. LAUD
My . ...
Julr
, IlIBS-
My
Jul' ....
ronK-
Jlsy
July
t
144H 147 K4U itH 11IU
140 13SU 140 1U
131 134 139H 13313 131H
30H
7374
32
71
13
. 20.11 21.23 20.80 21.53 20.33
, 21.33 21.77 21.33 31.77 31.37
, 18.30 18.73 13.30 13.73 13.37
. 18.S1 13.17 33.90 13.17 13.33
31.43 33.39 34.43 33.30 34.33
.... 33.10 34.30
INTEBIOtt JtbUKIlTS.
v...... Wjieat Cora. Oats.
t". r ! 1(3,000 1,113,000 1.033.000
' wtll 1,733.000 3,137,000 3,041,000
u,t fr 143,000 417,000 K5.000
SEABOARD (XKARANCES.
Y.rf... Vlv. V!UtL Cora.
t!5M2,r .W 37.000
lUi ."k " a-M 380,000
Mt Jttr 37.000 119,000 40.000
Mexico Reports Increase.
wg production of petroleum in Mexico
r irif'rAniu.l 3 ......
i .cu it, per cenu last year corn
Pared With th 1411 rHrA .hA
Tubllo last night at tho Department of
?;sry and Commerce. More than
3100,000.000 has been Inyeated recently
n I h ft All tnAmi -. ,kl . a , ,
stated that since President CUurraaM
---4i uauing provisional permits to on
weil Arty-flv wells have been drilled.
TOBACCO PRODUCTS
EARNINGS ARE LESS
Report Shows Substantial De
cline in 1919.
A decline In earnings ot substantial
proportions Is shown In the Tobacco
Producto Corporation's annual report
for 1919, Issued yesterday. It shows
total Income ot 12,072,886, against 33,
276,283 In 1911, equivalent to 8.59 a
share on Its outstanding common stock
for 1919, against 117 a share earned. In
1918. Preferred dividends paid during
1919 amounted to 1680.000, against
1656,016, and common disbursements 31,
035,096, against 8960,000, leaving a sur
plus for the- year ot 1466,990, against
81,7,60,268. Total surplus on December
31, after deduction of 11,313,383 for
1918 taxes, was 12,686,695.
The balance sheet showed total assots
and liabilities of 123,333,924, an Increase
of nearly 35,000,000 compared with 1918.
Real estate account was smaller, but in
ventories, Investments and cash wero
substantially higher. In tho liabilities
column the gain was divided among In
creased commc-n stock, dividend scrip
payable and bills and accounts payable.
generally from their recent high levels,
Total sales and range of prices roi-
INDUSTRIALS.
High. Low. List. Chg.
J
2J(i
10
low
Sales.
900 Acme Coal Hi
100 Aetna Explos S
300 Aluminum Mfr... 23H
100 Amai Tiro (Stores 10
100 Amer Candr iK
3500 Am Marconi Ll (
1200 Am Safety Razor, io(5 10
1U AUS1IQ HICDOIS.... w
700 Armour Leather. HH
300 Atlaa Tack. ....... 33
(00 Br-Am Too coup. 13
rooiir-AmTobris.... 6H
300 Oar Lhrht 5
2000 Central, Terea ., (H
300 Col Emerald. 11
200 Colonial Tire 3
MO Partes. Wm A... 40!t
zing uenerai Aspnait.. ei
3700 General Motors.. 3i
w uenerai irnciors. m
w uoiowyn nciurea j
05p.::::: lit 1'.
i Cbem 4H 4U
lllc Bteel... 33 33
23H 8
10
5 ,il 18
Z3 Zi ..
13 18 -U
CO 33 .,
::
2H SH ..
40H 40i U
73H 79i -Mi
23H 21 - (I
3 .K
21
400,0 rape
400 Graoe
100 Herden
700 Hydraulic Steel
100 Imperial Tobacco. 11
700 Indian raciunr... ui
(00 Inter Rubber.....
230 Kirby Lumner..
200 Keystone Solether 14K
zi
a1;
z
Hi
19
20
32H
BH
n
811,568.296. nentala, taxes, interest
charges, &c, required 36,080,373, against
16,123,317, and dividends add reserxe ex
ceeded 34,600,000, making the trurplus
for tho year 3279,194, against 3146,675
In 1918.
The profit and loss surplus statement
of the corporation showed amount to
credit of pront and loss on December 31,
1918, to bo 34,839.782, balance of net
Income for yew 3379,195, sundry net
credits during year 1298,843, leas settle
ment of accounts prior to January 1,
1918, made by the United States Rail
road Administration amounting to 635,
409, and total amount to credit ot profit
and loso on December 31, 1919, $4,872,-410.
to -3
33 ..
Itt ..
It -1
WOULD REORGANIZE COMPANY.
Compntlnsf - Tnbalntlnir - Itecord
lns; Stockholder to Vote.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Computlng-Tabulatlng-Rocordlng
Company has been called for March 16
to vote rjn a- proposal to reorganize the
company's capital stock and changing
tha authorized capitalization from 120.
000 shares ot 1100 par value to 200,000
shares of no par value. Tha new shares.
If the plan be favorably acted on by the
stockholders, Will be Issued for the 104,
827 sharos outstanding, share for 6liare,
and additional stock will be offered to
stockholders in proportion to their hold
ings at such time and on such terms as
shall be determined by the directors, but
not to exceed more than 26,206 shares
shall bo offered during 1920.
Thomlts J. Watson, president of the
company. In a statement, estimated the
sales for 1919 as 3l2,0O0,000. against
39,679,635 In 1918 and 84,179,204 In
1914. T.ho business obtained during
December, 1919. and January, 1920, he
said, was 35 per cent, ffi excess ot pres
ent factory capacity and it In estimated
that 1920 kales will show an Increase of
approximately 35,000,000 compared .with
those of 1919. Tho estimated income
and excess profits taxes for 1919 wero
82,000,000, against $1,787,806, and net
earnings a share $19.08.
PRESENT ANTI-FRAUD BJLL.
Blensare Affecting Bfoeko Intro
dnced at Albany.
Albany, March i.K bill designed to
prevent fraud in sales of stocks, bonds
and other securities was introduced In
the Assembly to-day by i Assemblyman
John W. Slacer of Erie. Provisions of
the bill aro intended to provide for the
licensing of dealers by the Superin
tendent of Banks. The bill Is Intended
to provide a llcenso feo ot $100 and
deposit Of bond for $10,000.
Bale of securities to a corporation,
sinking fund trustees or securities listed
on the Stock Exchange or1 curb nr m.
cuHtles senior to the proposed act. are
exempt from tho provisions of tho bill.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
i t
Tho market on the Consolidated Ex
change yesterday was largely confined
to professional operations. While tome
of the more active specialties moved
over a fairly wide range, the general
course of prices was narrow. Business
fell to the smallest amount In quite a
loivj period, and lacking any particular
Incentive tho market drifted along with
quotations as a rule tending lower. The
buying movement which Monday's
session ended led to a certain amount
ot profit, and It was as much due to
this faet as any other that the malnrltv
of Issues showed losses at tho close.
united States Steel, which had led the
rally on Monday, sold off li to 94K,
but closed at 95; Republic Iron and
Steel, after selling down from 87 to 86,
closed at 8614. while Bethlehem Bteel
B eased off from 85 to 84 and
closed at 84. American Woolen was
one of the weakest Issues, dropping
from 18 to 114 and closing at 114.
Central Leather was also under selling
pressure and ended the day with a loss
of 2&4 at 78, receding from 79 at the
opening to 78H at the low point. Amer
ican Locomotive closed off 1 at 92VJ,
while Baldwin Locomotive, after a de
cline of a point to 108, closed at 109.
In tha oils .Mexican Petroleum sold off
3 V, to 168U and closed at 167V,. rtnv&t 300
Dutch fell ltt to 96 and elosad at 300 Iron Blossom
97, Among the soeelaltles lTnltl
Btates Rubber declined ltt to 93 and
closed at 94 H. and United States In
dustrial Alcohol, after selling oft ill to
78 U, closed at 73. In the rolls profit
taking waa in evidence and Chicago.
Milwaukee- and St Paul at 38,. Chi
cago, hock island ana Pacific at 37
and Northern Pacific at 784 were all
practically a point below Monday's
prices.
2H
:4H
48
"H
371
11
K
33
10&
11
3
4.3
UH
r,
83 ,..
21 '..
2H ..
10 U
11 ..
M.n
18 ..
43 ..
60 ..
3 ..
2200 Locomobile
CM Mercer Motors.... 23
1000 Mont Ward Co... S3ti
100 Kor Am Paper.. ,3H
vwi n-nhAiim Pimm. 2r
100 PatchoiUO Ply.... 41 41H 41 .
500 Porfectlon Tire... 414 h J
1(00 llartio com......... ?n
3(00 Radio Qom PI.... a .
1100 Republic Tire II. 4
200 Root Vandorrorti 4Vt
800 Standard QJk El 18
(00 Stand O at B pt.. 33H
1(00 Sub Boat It .
4000 Mangle Film ..
400 tl 8 llilh Sp T'l. 33
600 U 8 I, 4 H....... 2
WOO U S Steam 2
400 U B Transport... 10
too United Pic Prod. U
300 United Profit Sh 21
2300 United R Candy. I41i 14
V Vlviadou Inc 18
100 Van Raalte ...... 41 42
100 Warren Bros .... 30 W
200 Willys Cor Ut pf 83 S5H
STANDARD OILS.
400 Anlo-Am Oil ... 28 25
10 Prairie O A 0...5M tn
35 S Oil Of N i 710 703
10 Vacuum Oil 373 375
INDEPENDENT OILS.
600 Allen Oil 1 1U
100 Alliance- "
6000 Allied Oil, .H
(200 Anna Bell t 8t
SUM Amal KojaltJ.,t 43
1400 Associated OIL... 1
400 Arkansas Nat Gaa 33
00 TSarnMlcll Corp... (0 ,
500 Hell Pete I'X
2900 Iloone Oil 4tt
2000 Boston Wyoming, 1ft
830 Carlb 8rnd 28
200 Clrrle Oil 3
400 Titles Serf B ctf 33
SOOCosden 4 Co 3U
200 Cosden k Co new. 40
200 Cuslilnjr Pete..... 2
23(V0 Dominion Out.... U
600 Duqesne ...1 8
203 Elk Basin Pet.... H
4000 Emrineers ret 1
400 Ertel Oil ltt
1500 Esmeralda Oil.... H
lOOOJcderal Oil.. 3l
700 Fensland 7
1500 clllllland Oil 41H
300 tmm Core Oil 3H
1500 Olcnrock Oil....... 3U
300 Ouffej ouieipie... ;h
I0FT NET 02 CENTS A SHARE.
Report for Laat Klre Months or
1D1D Shorrs 81003,108 Profits.
The income account of Loft, Inc., for
five months pnrint nn Tw.nl,,. 1 ...
1414 waued yesterday and shows net profits,
19 3 1 after Federal taxes, of !fi02.is.
cents a share on Its outstanding capital
stock, which Is at the annual rate of
82.16 a share. In the report for the year
ended on December 32, which Includes
Operations Of thA nn.dpani rAmnanu
V for the first seven mnnlV,. nt tha
H the net profits areNshown to have been
333
703
173
200 Home Oil 3Vi
3)0 Home Petroleum... 3
400 Houston Oil S3
7000 Hudson Oil
200 Indlahoma Ret 1
4700 Internst relrol.... 74
700 Invincible '.. 30H
3(00 Island Oil f... S
100 Kay County Gas.. 1
12000 Lance Creek t 30
900 Urlnnton IS
200 Lone Star Ota.... 33H
4709 Ifsroa Oil 4Vs
llfD Manhattan Oil.... 33
200 Maracalbo Oil 1IU
(00 Mefrltt oil 13
tOOMetex Oil ........ 4H
1W0 Metropolitan Pet.. 3
COO Mexico Oil 1
SOOMtdireit Tex H
200 Morten Pete 2
133) North Am Oil SU
looo omar on 6 4H
1400 Phillips pete 33 3o4
400 Prodwr & Refln. Sit t
f
47
3H
35
IS
12
83A
4
23
43
y
1
26
3
33
8
43
3
3H
40
St
3
93
A
7
6SH
30
4H
1H
48
1
38
11
isu
13
4
3H
lW
3
83A
37
-5
-5
2
81.146.863. Or 31.76 a share.
.?.c? for Ule flve months were 83.
069.364 and cost of merchandise sold. In
cluding raw material, labor and factory
expenses, depreciation and retail storo
expenses, amounted to 32,263,813. Other
Income exceeded 340,000 and total
profita 3845.673, from which were de
ducted. Federal taxes of 3243,603.
COFFEE MABKET.
Tho coffee market developed yester
day a firmer undertone call prices
were IB to 20 points higher. Offerings
were light and on trade buying and cov
erlng values worked upward later in the
day. closing with net gains or 17 to 29
polnta The local spot market was quiet
ahd nominally unchanged.
Hants of prices: Mon.
"P.Js Vl.5- Low- c,0. dar.
. 14.00 14.00 11.00 14.03-10 13.78
1
AMil .
l Mar ..
Iff " 11 Sna
39 I '2l ? ?49 14.30
gfifyJS W 14.30 14.(3 14.(3.57 U."
,UmrJ i3
BRAZILIAN COFFEE 8TATI8TICS.
Te-'ter. Last
New York dellv iot' " UM
ew Orleans dellr.. 21.W3 3 414
Total dellvwriM i a ,
JH New tork stock M:4 5M.8 1
VA - New Orleans stock.. 215.013 233 523
4M4 H Stock at all ports... 810.218 8I2!40
fYt .. ffl.'W 579,000 533.000
8 ..
40 ..
2. -
31 ..
?4 -
Hi ..
U9ft.ftl 14 if
. U42 11.53 14.43 14.49-50 14.3i
::a (j-(4 us
H 87 14.77 14.(5 14.0-78 14.48
14.(3-70 14.40
Laat
Month,
11421
3.(53
U.37T
303.837
793.730
411.000
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
100 Red Rock Oil 1
400 Richard Texas.,.. 1H
900 Ttran Oil 3U
200 Salt Creek Prod... 48 47 43
aa r .. I .... ... ... ... 1
oupuipa ivci. ...... 0
700 Seaboard Oil A O. 4U
looo Sequoyah Oil......
3900 SlmmstPet 37H
500.8kellr Oil 11
300 Southern States... v.i
(00 Spencer Pat UVi
200 Stelner Oil 9H H OH ..
3100 Superior Oil 14U 13 liv 1
100 Tex Ken 31$ 3(4 3 7.
........ 33 tlK
3
Paris Market.
Paws, aiarch 2. Price -were atrong
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 67 francs 63 centimes; exchange
on London, 42 frail oa 65 centime ; 6 per
cent loan. 87 franca (0 centimes; dollar,
li xranca a centimes, ..
1400 Texas Ranger Ui
soo Texas uo w 1...... k
200. Tot aa Pao Coast. 33
000 Texon Oil. , lrt
1000 Trinity Oil,
4300 Tropical Oil 20
3300 United T Oil..,. 1
1900 Victoria Oil new.. Pi
1300 Vulcan Oil.., 8
400Wbalen OH 1
3000 White Oil 29V4
600 White Eagle....... 23
MINING.
KOOAlas-Rr Col lilt
100 American Mines.. 1
3300 Am. Tin and T... 4
a Atlanta t 2
13000 Belcher Dlrlde...t 11
300 Belcher Ext til
noo Big Ledfe t iV
(ooo Booth , t I
9100 Boat, and Mont..t 31
170no Caledolna Mln...t S3
(Oocansaa copper.
lwo canoeisria
300 Carson Hill....
MOCon. Arlsona.
400 Con Virginia...... 6
COOOoMon Oold 2
IMODeBeers .Mine... 40
25350 Dlvldo Ext. ....... U
2000 Eureka Croesus.. Hi
3300 Eureka Holly 13-13
400 49 Mlnihr 1H
COO Golden Oate. Hi
2000 Gold Cons.,. 1 13
3000 Oold DeTl.......f 13
3000 Gold Kftwana....t 3
3000 Gold Merger f S
VtM Oold Sllrer Plckt 19
23000 Gold ZOnrx t 23
M Qnit !r?rid t 3 .
900 Hecin Mining.,.., 4t&
liunuuras &yn...,
Iron Blossom...... 4
1000 Juraoo Extra. ...T t
11000 Knox Dlvlde.T...t 7.,
100 La Rosa Mining.. H
1000 Ixinlslana Co....t f,
2O0OMcKln Dar..... ..t 41
3000 McNamara.. A
2000 Magma Chief
2000 Magma Copper... 33
2000 Marsh Mining.. .1 11
1MO Mason Valley,.,., 2H
1000 Motherloda f 50
100 Motherlode, now! 5
100 Mur Mogride...t 73
looo Nevada Ophlr...t a
100 Nlrisslng II
lOOOOphlr Sllrer IS
703 Prince Con ....... II
3oo Red "Warrior .... A
IOOO Rex Cons ..,,,..t 8V4
17000 Rochester Mloes.t 13 .
liooo Roper Group..,.,. A
360 Seneca Cofper...., UU
1100 Bllrer Dollar.
3000 Sllrer K ot Ariz. U
3300 surer K Dlrlde.t I
1U
45
33
lli
1U
43
33
1
U
29
21
ri
1
58
i
8
11
4H
(2
33
4
8
Hi
1
1 Mi ..
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4A-1
62 3
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a !:
U 1J.1I ..
Hi 1H ..
iiH ::
-
ii 4iH
21 -2
7 ::
1
15
13
1
3
17
33
IT
6
H
33A
J
19
t
73
33 ,
K
A
15H
18
it
3
73
S3
is.
-11
Aluminum 22.00 33.09
AnUmony 11.73 12.00
Platinum, an ounce J153.00
PI? Iron. No. 1 X . .
foundry ....ei tt.OG
Pig lro No. I alU-
con t..48.03 47.06
Pitta Dei iron 41.00 43.00
OLDjUXTALS.
Sealsra tmrlnf nrlna ara at fAtlawat
Cooper Cents a pound.
iieavy eut ana cruauw.,.,., is.w (i i.w
Heavy ami wire 15.73 i(.23
Light and bottom 14.73 fiu.w
1S.S1
No. 1 clean brass . tumlnts 19.M VlO.tS
No. 1 comp turn ngs.., 13,13 01l.fi
Lead, heavy ,., 7.13US T.37
Tea lead 6.13 M 6.33
Zluo Krap u t.W it.U
LONDON METAL MARKET,
LONDON, March 2.-Pollowlng are the dos.
ing metal quotations!
C s. d. Changes.
Cooper, anot- 119 7 8 nff tl
Copper, luturea 123 10 0 oft (a
saies spot, aoo tons! imurts, vn tons.
Electro cop, spot ,.. 127 0 0) off ft
Electro con. luturea.... la 0 0 Off ft
Tin, spot 411 e 0 up IT lie
Tin, futures 115 10 0 up 13
Straits 1 , 411 0 V up if Its
. Sales-Spot, 100 tons; futures, 1,000 tout.
7ad, spot 31 19 0 Off 109
Lead, futures 11 3 3 off ts
Spelter, spot ,.(9 la 0 up 84
Bpelrtr, luturos U 13 0 up Ua
steady. Common to ordinary aheap sold at
1010 per 100
1 no choldi or
aieaov at iiniio. oer in., a
80O3tc,t country dressed nothous lambs,
tfOlt par carcass. . .
flale a. Banderai 46 (State lambs, 11 IK
average, Sto. Kerns Commission Co.t 3
nut; lambs, 03, 1Tj 3 sheep, 106,.10 e,
.
HL... H...I.L ,AAAA.
WjWir'i?.mb.!;f? ahsep steady. Lambs, 3t70tl.HI culls
ftm2 ii. .D.IS. 'inuJ,'i?.n and common. l301(.73i yearling wethers,
men, T5.16t10.7,5l breeding ewts, I8V14)
leeaer lamoa, iu..wji,u
BAST BT. LOUIH, March ?, Hogs Re
relpts, 13,00(1 higher. Bulk. 31t.TJtJl6.30i
huvr 313.7(014.881 medium. 814.75U
1IOOB Ttscslpts, 1,130 tieadj on ear en , 16.301 light, 8t6.10lMO light lights,
sals. Matkst aleisdy at 313 per 100 lbs. for I4.8S15.40; heavy packing sows, smooth,
light to medium weights) heavy do., 31(1 8I3.30V12.76: packing sows, rough, 312(1
plga, 3UOU 80I "skips,'' 13 roughs, 113. . 13.60! pigs, tll.JOfJlf. . tl . .
Country dressed pork higher at 13033c. Cattle llecelpls, 4,(00; higher, Iteef
per lb. far heavy to light weights. steers, medium and -heavy, fholco and
Hales Kerns Commission Co.t 4! Rtate ' prime, 313.80V16I medium and good, 110.(0
hogs, 1(2 lb. average, HI. Tobln & Shan-! 13.36: common. 89H710.25; light, good
PRODUCE MARKET.
.BEANS AND 1AS BEANS Marrow,
1119, choice, 100 Iba, 311.7(013! 1(13, 311
011,35; marrow, Mancburtan, 111. 30; cos
corrones, Chilean, III pea, choice, 1919,
IT.TI981 1113, 87.50; medium. 1313, choice,
IT.759I! lepary, California. 1106.75; koto,
nashl, Japaneae or Corean, (,2(0I,T(; red
kidney, choice, 1811, 114.73: klntokl, Man
churlan, 5S.0; yellow aye, 1919, 11.760
9; black turtle soup, 1919, 113; white kid
ney, 1919, 116.60; kumamoto, Manchurlan,
II: cabaitero. Chilean, 1918, 7 bayou.
Chilean, (606.38; pink. California, 1119,
jt.iaws.tu; 191 .tuj lima, niuiuw,
iniilie, In.75tpl0.4.' VEAij Scotch, IS.25&
e.eo
non: 9 etate Hogs, lit, lis) :a "skips,"
64, (13. ,
Mvo Htook Market tn Other Cities.
KANSAS ClTt March 1. Hogs Re.
relpts. I8.O0O1 higher. Bulk. 313.IOll.(Ot
eren. dam. la. IB. 25: Janancse.
11.76; black eye, Casuomlar choice, J8.60ff
tf.ItOT.ou, green, i
Spot
March ,,,
April ....
Mar
June ....
July
Autust ..
September
October .,
625,5(4
(03.944
333,533
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
Jan. operas, rerenue.. 3,473 937 Inc.. 605,
viraiHtiui inniinfl , 558 040 Inc..
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN,
Jan. oter4t, rerenue., 1.237 Ml Ina.
Operating Income .... 333.(53 Ina.
SEABOARD AIR LINK
Jan. operat. revenue.. I.T95.JH Inc.. 1,434.(47
Operating incom 1.041 :n ine, 'at"n
MIpHIOAN CENTRAL.
Jan. operat. revenue.. (.379.353 Inc.. 1,071.721
Operating income ..... 1.115.053 Dee. ttioa
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
Jan; operat. revenue.. 14,633.684 Inc.. 3,339.723
Operating incoma .... 1.399.333. Inc.. 3il2T.t04
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Jan. operat. revenue.. 6,835.19s Inc.. 733.131
Operating income...... 533 157 Dec. tASsr
MlBSOURI PACIFIC.
Jan. pafat. revenue., io.433.327 Inc. 9,(34.(93
vfuaun luivuis J.IIU.J4U inc., I,6JltlH
ATCOISON.
Jan. operat. revenue.. 30 177.970 Inc.. 7,143.430
Operating incom 7,470 517 Inc.. 6.132.381
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Jan. operat. revenue.. 13,255.332 inc.. 3,751,133
Operating Income 3.843.038 Inc.. 2.363.470
BOOKING VALLEY.
Jan. operat. rerenue.. 1,131.113 Inc.. 311,343
Operating income 101.373 Inc.. 333,13)
UNION PACIFIC.
Jan.. operat. revenue.. 11.723.0011 Inc.. J.isi,533
Operating Income..,.,. 4,(31030 inc., 3.003,554
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Jan. operat. revenue.. 3,653.(23 Inc..
Operating Income... .1. 871.(25 inc.
ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN,
Jan. operat. revenue.. 1,5(9,740 Ina,
Operating income...... (03,233 Inc..
GREAT NORTHERN.
Jan. operat. rerenue.. 10.151,333 Inc.. 1,277.(33
Operating income 1,(00.410 Ina. ((3,703
BOSTON AND MAINE.
Jan, operat. rerenue.. (.771.273 Ina. 1,332,791
Operating Incoma ..... 132.431 Inc., 343,337
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Jan. oper. revenue..,. 130,117,231 InaJ3.17S,(33
Jan. oper, income 5,6so,4so ina. 1.417,133
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
Jan. eper.. revenue.. ,.313,344.346 lna.l.3.(03
Jan. oper. income 2.423,343 Inc., 2,734,331
READING.
Jan. oper. revenue.,..
Jan. oper. income,.
828.(84
507.773
(70.4(3
333.023
M.Ml.8a Ine.. WtMi
441.003 Ina. 513.715
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS.
Jan. oper. rerenu 37,377,233 lQa.U023.37l
Jan. oper. Income 1.993,641 Inc., 1,4(3,13
.CHICAfJO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCT.
an. oper, revenue.. ...IK.S70.3t3 Ina.3L923.2&(
Jan., oper. Income...., 8,134,227 Ina. 3,203,2(0
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN,
Jan. oper. revenue Ittl.iM Ina. 31(9,923
COLORADO SOUTHERN.
Third week Kb 1(30.334 Ina,
From Jan. 1 7t2.ua ma.
NORTHERN PACIFIC,
U ... ...11 .
93.33; white, smalt, Manchurlan, 13.75
(I large, i(f 7.25.
BUTTER Creamery, higher than ex
tras. lb., 04HOG3C. 1 extras, 03 score, 63 H
vic.i "rsia, vu in ui acarv, wau'w..,
firsts. 88 to 80 score. BSdOie.: seconds, .83
to 87 score, C4 0 57o. lower grades,. COO
DCc; held, higher than extras, l)lP01Hc;
eitras, MaeOHo.! nrsts, (15050c I sec
onds. 48oB4c: unaalted. higher than ex
tras. 07HW08C! extras, 680070.; nrsts,
eOQOSc.; seconds, OOOSOc: State dairy,
tuba, finest, 025JU3c; good to pflme, 00
tfOle.; common to fair, 430630.! reho-
vuiQu. extras, 04(3oic.; nrsts, nispuci
Imitation creamery, firsts, 43040a: ladles,
current m,k, nr,i i.mit. 1 Hndi.
Su04Oa; lower grades, 36 & 39c.; packing
stock, current make, No. 1. 30Mc.t No. 2,
3SHc; lower grades, 30088c.
CHEESE Sttf. whnl. nilllr. hslil flail.
speclas. lb., SOHOSle.: sveragoun, 28
20a; lower grades. 1303Tc. twins, held,
specials, colored or white, 20 0 20 He: aver,
age run 27 (it? 28 He; lower grades, 18
XiV' "cunsin, wnoie mill, twins, xj
020c; single dalslea, held, S0O81a;
double daisies. htM MUAm, 1 rn
Anterlcaa 3283at State skims, fresh. so.
clals, 17018c; prime to choice. 1310o.:
10 00d' lOUlSe.; lower grades,
400c
COTTONSEED OIL-Range of prices:
Mon-
Open. High. LO-w. Close, day.
..... 10.00 18.15
mSO 19.10 18.K) 19.10-M 18.BO
19.00 19.00 in.OO W.40-S0 18.30
19.JS 20.10 19.3.1 20.04 07 1 9.40
19.70 20,33 19.7(1 20.2S-.T1 19.B0
10.03 20.40 19.62 20.33-37 19.74
20.2.1-50 19.73
..... 20.2J-60 19.70
18.50 18.60 18.B0 18.00-19.00 18.00
..5c.98""r,n a-athered, extras. iJoxen,
SlffitOc: c-ctrn flnia. si- ni sibiv
seconds tt5c; dirties. No. 1, 61962c;
crtecks. eontf In ,hni.. ,t,. 1119
Stat, Pennsylvania andTnearby Western.
mines, exiraa, sivsze.: nrsis 10
extra firsts. 58(0o.i sathered whites.
lVx5!;a '960c; pullsts. 53
C87ot Paclflc coaat whites, express, ex
tra firsts to extras. It tie.: firsts, 570
58C: DUl eta. Pnlnlnma Illtl7. .11.7.
Southern, gathered whiles, 57060a; State.
iiiSV1 .S'i.?nd nearby, hennery browns,
.""o-l alhrd brown ana1
mixea colom. itip kiaia. .
extra firsts, 57J5Sc. s
f.f,L?P AND XIKATnVe Hour steady;
't . J? 7 S, . Vi1 1 1" torn flour steady, 13.76
?,L,?iJ 00.J Cornmeal dull: yellow
lb. .fck..-'3i;;hy"mldd..nS,. W I 8
, S0!""' ,,,Vbvek', ' Western
lilt.Lln!'jJ.,'1 "h Sk I51OI1.I0;
iiuSn middlings, do 5l; flour raid.
?..d.0-' ML "M- "our, 140 lb.
sacka. IIS, o II mea . l71 a tun
POTATOICS Tl.rmAn U. , lL, ...
(Till No. J Itooi., v7 V"t'A.rW..!.'
ioo b. bai 3sYs: 1st ik"'i.::wH .".'i'.";:
State. 100 lK bar '38 6 i." ii r,V ilTYSZi
iiJikM" .?" .'?i Long island,
10. 50. RWEtTrR.!,,,.!, Ma 1 . .
3: Delaware and Marvland.KaLl, bsk..830
f A , ASPARAQUS-Callfornle, dos. bch "
10(3(.
mXli.i "'jy1.?8 plr,tl' twntlnB.
r,CinS,, .bW-t ?!. Tar. retort and kiln.
81(.(9T1S. Ilosln, common to good
teKndHWlVi.,,,iN'aj,nV:
fcv?II'?t.lina?.'d whltf' N8W Totk export.
bWa., 113.50; .do., bulk, 115: do, cases!
io.. tniik. 3l(t do., eassa, 138. Motor gaao.
lae. garages, lljie.t consumers. Aho.
s irT' K te m jvuiz ptSP. i
CUttH oil, 11.90. i
PROVISIONS Pork steady: mess. 1
12 family, 330(363; packet, I40O4I. (Oeef
,u J"1" family, 3110331
packet, 317(719; extra India mess. 140(943.
Hogs steady; bacons. 23c; 140 Tb.,
33a; pigs, 38q. Bellies qulitt pickled
if'',Kf" ,La-t aalted clear,
18.30 b lJMe. Greases easy; yellow,
13 a 13 ia; choice house, UHtJllc Tick
led hama Irreffulkn regular. 19.13 lbs..
2Hc; skinned. U-SO lbs., 25c. Tallow
easy; city Special loose, 14 Uc Lard firm:
mlddlo West. 330.i3O20.75i city lard firm
quoted 20KO20HC.: refined lard aleidy
Cont Insnt, 133.50; South America, 633.75!
?.riIJkhe8:" 3)24.733 compound dull, quoted
3391ltic Btearlna qulstt city lard staar
tne, 27c; ol-o, 13c.
IIVE ST00K MABKET.
n.?I!Y?rn,l,t '9 headi mainly
consigned direct to slaughterers. No aalea
reported; feeling nominally unchanged.
Dressed bast quiet end steady at 14fi30e.
or common to prima natlr sides:
a little faney beef may exceed quotations.
CALVES Receipts, 1,1(0 head! 106 on
- MSSk,t at Moodaps closing
prices. Tha pens were not quits claared.
Common tn prime vsala sold at 117,33035
ffr1.0.4 lt? eul7'' "PJ "ttii ca'Te"
6109131 fed ealrss. IH13; barnyard
eafvjs, JieiO. Cltyfesaea I veils, 23033c.
per lb.t country dressed do., IIOSIc; hind
!Jid.'J (,klM 0n,' OI0c!.aklBi off.
isqjoc
Salsa Kerna Commission Co.: 72 vJala,
33. 313,30;
saannont
31T.35I
INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM
COMPANY, LIMITED.
To the Shareholder ot
INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM COU
PANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Hoard
of Dtrectora of the Company have resolved
to Issue 1,131,401 ihares of 11 each tpar
value 16.04) of the Common Capital Stock
ot the Company, at the price ot 36,00 (Fire
Dollars) per share payable In New totk
funda at par.
The above lasue et new atock will be
made on the basis of share for ahare ef
the Preference and Common Capital Gteck
Issued ahd fully paid up as at the close ef
business on the Bth day ot March, lltO,
and each Shareholder Is entitled to sub
scribe and pay tor one .new Common Share
In respect ot each ahare held by him.
Holders of Dearer Share Warrants who
present thdr Warrants at the Office ot the
Company at It Church Street, Toronto,
Canada, or at Tha Farmtra Loan and
Trust Company, 16-33 William Street, New
York City, U. 6. A., on or before the llth
day ot March, 1910, are entitled to sub.
scribe and pay tor new shires on the terms
mentioned above. .
All Bearer Share Warrants presented
As aforesaid must be accompanied by cer
tified chck tthat la check duly certified
or accepted by a Bank) or Bank Draft
made out to the order ot The Farmers''
Loan and Trust Company for ac ot Inter
national Petroleum Company, Limited, and
payable at par at a Bank In New York
City. U. S. A., for tho tun amount due of
13.00 per ahare on each new ahare sub
scribed tor. The Btaray Share Warranta
presented as atofesald Will be stamped
"Ex nights 1330" and returned to the par
ties presenting them together with the
ahare warranta for the new shares sub.
scribed and paid for.
Failure to exercise the rights to sub.
acrlba for new shares within the tlma and
in tha manner aforesaid will subject these
rignts to forfeiture. . .
Tha Books ot tha Company will be closed
from the Ith.day of March. 1920, to the
30th day of March,' 1120, inclusive, and no
Bearer Share Warrants wilt be split"
during that period. .
No warranta for "rights" wilt be Issued
and shareholders wno desire to spilt war
ranta In order to aell cart Df their hOld-
Ins; to enable them to pay for the new
snarea must do ao on or oeiora tne kid
March, 1120.
Holders of Bearer Share Warranta are
recommended to aend warrants, together
trtth thlr rmlttanrA. bv Ilealitered Mall.
Insured, aa the Company Is not responsible
ror snare warrants iosi in transit, ana
duplicate Share Warranta cannot be Issued,
By Order 0 the Board,
J. R, CLARKE.
Secretary.
56. Church Street. Toronto, Canada.
, 23rd February, 1830:
and choice. 31 1,76 sis 14.10 1 common and
medium, 8.6011.60i butcher cattle,
helfera, I7.CSCP 13.60) cows, 7,13I0.I!
canners and cutters, 3t.60B7l.veal calves,
iitti. V.k"i'Vll,w.,'lLM' &" tttitr
ateera, 18.100 111 atocker steers, 37fM0.60.
..51iP1JSc,pt."' 1''00l teady. Lnmba.
17.75O0.t6i culls and common. 113.70
17.501 year! ng wethers, I1BWI8.60; ewes,
medium and choice. U0913.TI1 culls and
common, 1507,
CHICAGO, March 2. Hoga 21.000: es.
tlmated to-morrow, 13,000; 1525c. high-
Sh ifi V40r.iH51 ,0P- H6.50! heavy.
814.10014. 10! mod uin, 14.70trl5,5;
Ight. 15(MI.40l llght-llgM. lluilV
15.151 heavy packing aows, smooth, lilt
pfi"S?3.88ol4.Vo!"' 'U,h' """
. .cSu'r,I,,,,tJ estimated to-morrow,,
6,000: firm. Beet steers, medium ahd
heavyweight, eholco and prime, tU.itft
18 medium and good, 1I,6014.35 com
mon, 18.(6011.(0; lightweight, good and '
choice. 113.334315.35 ; common and me
dium, 11012.16: cows. (.60O13l canners
nnd cutters, (I.IOWI.CO; veal calves, l)58
11.50; feeder steers, l. 23011. 05 uttiXur
ateera, ITOlO.60.
Sheep Receipts, 11,000: estimated to.
morrow, 12, 000; weak. T.ambs. 117.300
20.26 : culls and common. IHW17.35; ewes,
medium, good and choice. 111)35014.50;
culla and common, SlrllO.Ti.
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DIVIDENDS AND 1NTBBE8T.
AMERICAN I.QCOMOTIV15 COStfANV.
Church St., New Tork,
February 38. 1330.
A quarterly dividend of one ahd three
quartsra per cent. tlK54 upon the Pre
ferred capital .stock ot the Amerlcin Loco,
motive Company has been declared payable
on Maren H, ISIU, 10 ina t-reisrreu siucK.
lers 01
March
holders Of record at the.elosa of business
on March II, 1130. Divldi
be mailed March 30. 1330.
dend checks will
101, 334! 31, 114, 33! 4 culls. 133,
II, lit. lilt 3. 133, 314. Tobln i"
37 veals. 111. 3281 18. 13. 1(: n",
NoUceof
MEETING OF BONDHOLDERS
ot the
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY COMPANY
Pursuant ta tha tarma ef an ta. ..
Trust dated May 1, llll, bstwetn the can-
11 , icmoui riinjr wornpany ana the
American Loan and Trust Comn.nv. u.,,..
j ing an Issue ot Twelve Minion Dollars (112,
000,030) Tour Par Cant J454) Oold Bonda
A miort.riv rilvldand at on and one-half
per cent, drift) upon the Common capital
atock ot tha Company has, been declared
payable on March 31, 1320. to tha common
stockholders ot record at tne close uf bus),
ntaa on March ! 3, 1320. Dividend checks
will be mailed March 30, 1130. , . ,
For tha rSurpoie ot the annual stock.
holder' mfcetlwrnq be held on. April 30,
KS DC
1310, the transfer book
the "Preferred
and Common capital atock will bo closed
at 3 P. M, March 33, 1910. and will be re-
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Now York, Mitch 1, 1820.
To the stockholders of President iiimI Dl
rectSra of the Manhattan Company,
FTfftP?etaie Meeting ot the Slock,
holders of PrePsldenl and Ulreclors of he
Manhattan Company will
office ot the Con.paAy. Number 10 Wall
Street. In the Borough of Manhattan, City
of New York, on the 14th day of Marcn,
t 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose
of voting upon! "f ami
made by fiesldont and Dlrectora of tho
Manhattan Company and The Merchant,
Bank of tho City of NewYork. pursuant
to the provlslona of the Bonklnc tw of
the Stafe of New York, tor the merger of
The Merchanta Bank of the Cltv o1'"w
York Into President and Directors the
Manhattan Company! ,
(b) An Increase ot the Board of Dlree
tors of President and Directors of the
Manhattan Company from fourteen to
"That a Special Meeting of the Stock,
holdora of President and Director" of ho
Manhattan. Company will bo held at I the
office of. the company. Number 10 Wall
SfftaT .toek "re.ldent"nd Director,
of "he Manhattan Company from 3.000,y
000. the present authorised amount, eon
slstlnk of 80,000 ahare, of thrXpar value of
180 each, to 13.000.000. contfungt ot 100,.
OOO shares ot the oaf ValgTof 130 each,
and to provide for e dls?itlon ot auch
lncreasaPand for the dlsposlt on of ISOfl
snares, of tho present authorlted capital
atock that has not yet l' to-,,.
3. That the transfer booha of President
and Dlrectora of the Slahhattan Company
will be closed at tho close of bualness
M.i-rh Jirt. 1920. and reopened at the be
ginning of business.. March S5th, 1920.
ctlUd to the accompany.-! circulur letter
haarlnts A Vati HaVI nflrflWll.il tina KUi, VM
direction of the Board of Director.
By order of a majority ot the Board ot
Dire r.gTEpnEN BAKER, President.
DAVID II. PIEIISON, Cashier and Secre-
tary.
HOTEL
CHELSEA
Occurring entire block of ocean frosl
In the fashionable Chtlsea section.
300 oedcbauibers ulib private battis (frelb
sad sea water). High class orchestra, cafe,
grill, c. Prcoch fluff. Colt privilege,,
Autos meet trslos. Hnnk1?t. Open all year.
J, D, THOMPSON CO.
tXhelBreakerg
OCEAN FRONT
FIREPROOF
Unusually attractlvi diirtng Winter, and
Ear.y Hprlnu Reasonr .Lumrloai lobbies
and rretful sun pirlors Charming after
noon musical es with complimentary tei
service, and evening concerts. A palatial
residence for those areklnr rest and rocroa
tlon. Rea water In all baths.
AMERICAN and EVttOPPAN PLANS
ROYAL PALACE
antha Atlantic city.n.j,
CONVENKNTTOAWISEM
&&Ballis. DictKikkn.Orchcjtra
(Capacity 600. Open. sR tM YezV ,
WK8TKBN MAIIYIiAND BAIMVAY CO,
ANNUAL MBETINO. Of BTOCKHOLD
a ER3. 1330.
To (he Stockholders at
n rv , nn,, iuiiitiit ijhuuuhi i
tantica in hereby Klven that the annual
meeting of tha titockholdera of Western
Maryland Railway Company Is hereby
,,mm in nn n, n on neuncMiav. diRrcu 11.
1820, at 10 o'clock A. M.. at tn office of
the Company In .the Continental Building.
Baltimore. Maryland, .for the purpose of
electing director ot the Company, In ac
cordanOe With the by-laws, and the trahs
actton ot any .othtr business which may
lawfully come before the meeting.
'ThA' book, for tho transfer ot stock of
the Company will be clOsed for the pur-
o(ea of the meeting at 3 o'clock P. XI. on
arch 4. 1920. and will be reopened at 10
o'clock A. 31. on March 18, 1320.
By order ot tne Board ot Directors.
K F. TtMMERMAN, Secretary.
Dated. March I. 1320.
opened at
W.
SPEN
Match 33. 1810. and w
10 A. M. April 11. 1030.
CER noBEhTBORBec
Becretary. '
BEAUOAItD STEEL MANGANESE
CORPORATION.
Notice of Annual Meeting ot Stockholders.
New low city, raoruary ii, isso.
Notice la hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholder, of the Sea
board Steel & Manganese Corporation for
the purpose of electing a Board of Direc
tors, find for the tranactlon of such. other
business as may properly come before the
meeting, will be held at the office of the
Corporation, 30 East 42nd Street. 23rd
Slnor. New York City, on the 16th day of
arch, A. D. 1920, at 12 o'clock noon.
Tha Capital Stock Transfer Books shall
bd closed at 12 o'clock noon on February
14, 1120, and remain closed until the day
after tha final adjournment of auch annual
msetlng.
u. v. .Muu.-sfai. Hecreiary.
At a meeting; of the Directors held
today at London, it waa decided to
pay intarlna dividend of 6 per cent,
free of British income tax on Ordi
nary shares en March 31, 1920.
Coupon No. 77 must bo used for
dividend. All transfere received In
order at London oa or before March
10, 1920, will be in time to be
passed for payment of dividend to
tranifereae.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED.
February 26, 1920. ,
TUB DELAWARE 4k HUDSON COMPANY.
Niw Tork, February 18, l30.
A quarterly dividend of. TWO AND ONE
QUAllTKn (IU) PBR CENT, on the Cap).
Ul atock of thia qompany In favor et stock
holders ex reonra si ia cioso m nusiness
to-day has bean declared, payable at the!
thle aty, on March 10, 13)0, provided that
before said date there shall have been r.
calved from tha United. Btates Oovarnmant
a gum sufficient In the opinion of the
ZTXr&rirl iSSSa,! duPont deNemour. and. Comp.ny will be
when, as and It a.uctt aum ahaii be so re
ceivso.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEBTINO.
Kotlca of Annual Meeting et Stockholders
of the
NATHAN MANUFACTURING CO.
Notice la hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of tha Stockholders of tha Nathan
Manufacturing company will be held at
the office, ,ot Ihi Company, Room 109,
311 Fifth Avenue, Nw lork, N. Y., on the
10th day ef Maroh, 1113, at eleven o'clock
A, M., for the purpose ot electing flve
Trustee, for the ensuing year and for the
transaction ot such other business as may
properly Come before said meeting.
Polls will remain open from eleven
o'clock A. M. until 12 o'clock noon.
Transfer book, will be closed from the
llth Hay of February, 1320. until the 13th
day of March, 1920.
MORRIS STETTHEIMER. Secretary. .
g. I. duPONT d.NEMOURa AND
COMPANY.
, Wilmington. Delaware.
Notice Is hereby given that tha Annua)
Masting or ine uiocicnoiaera or ine t. i.
VI E3. Treasurer.
htM nn Monday, the 8th day of March,
1910, at 11 o'clock noon, at tha principal
Offlee, of the Company, No. 1007 Market
Street, In the City of Wilmington, In the
County of New Castle. State ot Delaware,
tar the purpose of electing a Board of Dl
rectors and. receiving and acting upon the
xnria of the officers and for the trans-
A nuarterly dividend ef 3f4'on the out- action of such ether business aa may prop-
stand nr capital stock or this corporation erly come before tne meeting, xne meet
has been declared, payable at Ha Financial ing will be held In the Meeting Reom In
Offlee. No. 319 Broadway, New York, N. duPobt Bulldlnr.
Y." on April 1, !?. to atockholdera ot. ALEXIS I. duPOMT. Secretary.
Notice I, hereby given that ths Annua
Bute Oil Corpoatlon
record at twelve o'clock, noon, on Wednes
iV.L.W .,Vih.'?UMT:in.,;!' Meeting of the Stockholder, of The Amerl.
books will net be clos. p.-.,,,.., I blreator, thereof, will be held at theofflce
JAM.E3 A. BUIB, Froaldent. jgf tne Company at No. 75 Montgomery
street, Jersey cur, .". j., bi eleven a ciock
:cr:n:sa ci n csc:27, ism.
KELLY- SnUNQHELD TIRE CO.
A quarterly dividend Ot one dollar and' Tne
31 373 'made by aald Central Vermont Railway fifty eents (11.80) per share on the Six per
117.(13 company, tne American Trust Company
pany), aa Trustee, hereby calls 'a meetim
Jan. oner, rerenue .tsi03 lnc..tl.Sl.7I0 of tha holder; ot aald. bonda to be held at
Jan. oper. income..... wmb ine,. (33,103 line office or the American Trust company,
rirtnir.n wonTHWPQTrnM I 10 Slats 8treat. Boston. Maaaaehun
j.n nwr enu ....311033 Ml inp iirTMi 1 1?'!' March 13. JJ30, al elarea o'clock In
oper, Income 333.843 Inc., tu.ho
DHNVEO-RIO GRAND E.
Jan. oper. revenue.... 33.(20.213 Inc, 3133,277
Jan. oper. Income 1,087,111 inc.. (33.1(3
, WABASH A. R.
Jan. oper. revenue..,., 33.ll3.9is Ine.41.372,137
Jan. oper, income (23,332 Inc.. (,(3
KANSAS CITT 80UT11ERN.
Jan. oper. revenue t,,M ina. (233,344
Jan. oper, income 319.(73 Inc.. 203.9U
W1IKELIKU1.AKB ERIE.
Jan, oner revenue
Ing three 3 persona for flection aa Direc
tor, 01 inv ucnirai vrrmoni iiauway com
pany at the next annual meeting of the"
stockholder, thereof.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
By a II. BOWEN. Secretary.
Boston, February 21, 1130,
TITS Farmer, and Hsrcnants Natlaaal
Sank, located at UoswalL tn tha Slit, at
il 034 341 Tine 313123 Oklahoma. Is closing Its affair. Al) note
"S'St IS. lioldsra and other erediters of ine atsocla-
. . 1 , Tan URMI . .......a
n f H ,.r.jr..,0 m , . . . .. ;r " are uerarore aareey notinse to preetM
m jaa, dcH -. tH Dec. 137,139 1 Dated: Jaaaary 9. ll.
Cent. Preferred Block of this Company
haa oeen asciarea, pajams pni 1, ijo.
to stockholder, ot record at the close et
buslnua March 1 1. 1830.
F. A. BBAMAN. 8ecretary.
New Tork. March 3, 1929.
BSiOaTZ BCHOC
Languages':"!
THE YALE 6s TOWNE MFQ.CO.
DIVIDEND NO. 101.
A dividend. No. 108, ot five per cent
18) for the quarter ending March 31st.
1920, has been declared by the Board of
Dlrectora out of past earnings, pnyable
April 1st, to atdckholders ot record at the
rime ot bus nee Marcn 17th.
J. H. TOWNrV Tfffstarr. fbatrtTalat 47 W. 72d Kt., N. Y,
.?83SKSJ,S.P11fiSRt -W8tlV Tefepaon. Coliimliua 92S3.
VALYOLINU OIL COMPANY. I . tvlr.t.
The Director, of Valvollna Oil Company H A M C i7 Q ?T" V1""'
have declared a dividend of two and one. If v Vw.l.i-' noil wooma
half (2H) per cent e
Preferred and Common Btok trans-
far books were closetf at noon, February
lUh, 1920, and will be re-ooened at 10
O'Claek A. M.. MarchtlSlh, 1920.
CHARLES F. S&ILBT. Secretary.
1 '
EERLIT2 SCHOOL
asanoaitaai
weetstuta,
Brooklyn:
uvingaion Hi.
TBRMB MAT BB BEOUN AT ANT TIME.
HaddonHail
ATLANTIC CITY
RIGHT OM THE BEACH
ALWAYS OPJEN
ATLAKTiC CITY.N.J. .
jAinvisricaix PlBanotol
UfDislmdiwiiRcalComiixt
I VIBBIXtOOir OABAHK.
capacity eo. WalferS.J&nlwi
laaisiw .iiiiiaiisswiaM
ONTHSBtACH
ATLANTIC CITY.
GHALFONTE.
HOSPITABLE - NOMELIKE
ALWAYS OBIH .
wnrtmSUm.
HOTEL ST. CHARLE
fin ih flrtun Vronl. Atlantic City. N.
American rian. Edw.E.Orosscup. Trustee
THE WILTSHIRE
vilni a, and Beach. Capacity 310.
Private baths, running water, elevator, etc.
Amer. plan. Special Spring Itates. Booklet.
RAMUEL HM.lg. Owner' N. J. COLLINS. Mgr.
TO
MORLATiANnc
Cnaurpasscd tor healthful rest and wreallon
Lakettood, N. J.
Laurel in the Pinea
Lakewood, N. J.
Equable climatic condi
tions. Golf, riding and '
, sheltered walks. Daily .
concerts and dancing.
Branch office. Ceo. A.
Huhn & Som, Brokers.
rBANK F. SIILTE. Mgr.
N. 3.
New York.
SHARON SPRINGS, N.. Y,
Pavilion Hotel and Cottages
open, June SC. Folder, on application.
THE ANNEX. Adjoining the l'amoaa
White Sulphor Springs and Bathing Kstab
Uatunent, opena April 14. ,
J, II. OAItDNEIl & SON,
W. H. CRA10. Oen'l Mgr. .
Florida.
DAYTONA. FLORIDA.
"Tlie l'rettleit Winter Besorl
In the World."
SPEND
a nni-'GHTruL ovists 2.
FLOI1IPA. WKST-COA3T.
SPEND A DELIOHTFUL
WINTSIl IN TaMPA.
Canada.
CANADIAN rACIFIC RAILWAY.
rJUerry. Oen,Agt.. raaa-Dept.. 1231 Bwy.
Michigan.
n Ik. f-mmMAn OI..I.
tin ViHti ICfh '
IO aiocKaotoiraoj ravoru rsp aus, ills,
ot the Company, payab
oiasra ot recoi
ir.N. 1 1910
Will J AM 8 COULDINO, SecrsUry,
i Thursday Krenlngs Fer
Rental
Sated,
fjPRATT
Betratarlal tralntagt Individual
instruction. ViJ, ctciuqi.
SCHOOL. St West 15th Wreet-
MOUNT CLEMENS
Winter Bathing
World Ronottned Mineral Witcr lilhi ;
For Rheumatiim. Ncrvoutneii and. that rua j
down condilion. Beit results in wmler leu'
crowded eondilioni better attention. Wrili ;
(or booklet.
Basktsa Men't Anocin'os,HL Qeams, Mid,
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