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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, FRtDAY, AUGUST 20, 1920.
11
i
On The
Sew York
Stock Exchange
A Comparison
Th wealth of the United
States at reported by the
('ensue Bureau In 1915 was
$188,000,000,000. Ui iiirn, hi -UK
this, corporation had
issued about onu hundred
billion of stocks and bonds;
nml Federal, Hate and city
jjovcrnroenta about twonty
II vu billion dollars of bond.
The total of storks aad
liosds Muted on the New
York Stock Exchange as of
February IB, 11120, wits con
servatively estimated at
sixty billion dollars, equal
to nearly one-third of our
estimated national wealth
and nearly one-half of ,the
vulue of nil the securities
In the United States.
A. A. Housman Ci C6
r New Turk KtneU RvfK
New York Cotton Exon.
N Y. ('off AM A HllM
Member, NaW York Produce Kxoh.
Ohloniro Hoard of Trade.
Associate Members of
'Liverpool Cottc. Assn.
io Broad Street, New York
1 1 ruin li Offices:
M West 33d M. New York City,
l iberty llnlldlnir. Philadelphia
GRAIN PRICES DROP
ON POLES' SUCCESS
Wheat Tails to lower Levels
as Enropcan Conditions Are
More Favorable.
A List of
INVESTMENT
SUGGESTIONS
wiO be sent on request
Graham, Parsohs SCo
435 Chestnut St. 115 Broadway
Philadelphia New York
Rector 9112-5
W. F.Udd&Co.
investment
Securities'
New York
Beau Site, Com. & Pfd.
National Casket
U. S. Finishing, Pfd.
Conley Tin Foil
LYON AND CO.
It PmeSt.,N.Y. Tel. John 854
The succaae of the Poles In repulslnv
the Russian was reflected In yester
day's lower sruln market price. The
1 European situation ha beon one of the
supporting- factor, and when conditions
became moro favorable it wa natural
that wheat and other grab) should
drop. Wheat tarted steady, but selllnK
iorcoi prices down 3 to 3', ( cents a
bushel. SelllnK wa Inspired also by
weakness of corn. On the break ele
vator, cash'and shipping; houses bought
llborally and the market recovered. De
liveries, however, again weakened and
were near the day's low figures at tho
ciose. wo.export business was reported
yesterday, but seaboard Interests said
that 660,000 bpshels hud been worked
in the last two days.
Good ruins over Karma and parts of
.Nebraska and further reports of favor
able prospect for an Increased move
ment and general liquidation In other
commodities caused the corn market's
break. With reports of rnius cumo pre
dictions of continued showers in dis
tricts where they were needed. That
Improvement had the effect of moving
farmers to sell. Advices from Illinois
points said that they wero more willing
to sell and predicted a material increase
In the movement within ten days.
With the exception of a house with
seaboard connections buying a large lino
of September, oat trading was feature
lee. Tho market had a heavy under
tone, in sympathy with corn, and was
inclined to drag.' Cash price wero un
changed. Provisions were lower, due to liquidat
ing sales, becauso of the sizo of the
stocks in tho monthly statement. Al
though storks were no larger than they
wero last month, the trade was disap
pointed because they did not decrease.
WHEAT In the local cash market No. 2
red and hard wheat was quoted at $2 ;; .
c. I. f. track New York.
COItX In tho local cash market No. 2
yellow corn was quoted at$1.73 c. 1. f.
New York.
OATS In the looal fash market No. 2
whtto was quoted at 04 cents; No. 3 white.
03 cents; No, 4 while. 02 cents; fancy clipped
white, 90 cents; ordinal" clipped white, 03
cents, all elevator.
KYK Maiket easy. No. 2 Western. $2 33"j
f. o. b. and $2.23 c. I. f. New York.
BAULKY Market steady. Feeding, $1.18;
limiting, $1,110 c. I. r. New v.rk.
HAY-Markot steady. No. 1, $2i)r, to
$2.1.1; No. 2. $1.95 to $2.0-,; No. 3, $1.80 to
$1.00; shipping, $1.50 to $1.75.
STRAW Market quiet. No. 1 rye. $20.00
to $22.00 a ton.
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.
Philadelphia
Established 181b
NEW YORK
Boston
Railroad Securities
We have made a careful study oi the effect of the rate
increase on different issues of short term and long term
railroad bonds and shall be, pleased to make sugges
tions ior investments upon application.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & COMPANY
Founder Court, Lothbury
LONDON, E. ((.
Established 1810
fm . ,,, 'iv.... i......
123 Pall Mall, LONDON, I, .
COTTON MARKET.
K'HICAGO PRICES
WHEAT: Open.
Pi
Mar. ...
CORN
Si pt. ...
May ....
OATri:
Sept. ...
Dec
M.nv
LARD:
Sept. ...
RIBS:
ept. ...
PORK-:
ept. ...
Oct
.330
.241
.144
. 123
.119
. MS
. 118
. 70
.is.r-i
. 18.05
.1 1. on
.15.43
.34.60
.25.00
lllqh.
240
211!.,
144
ISM
1107,
88
eavi
70
18.55
18.00
14.05
IS, 15
24.50
25.00
I.OW.
2117
2;io
140
120
tin!
07
t'.T'i
IS 15
18.50
1 1.75
15.27
21.15
25.00
Ween
rinse, day.
237
231)
140
121
118
07.4
07
70
18.32
18.05
14.75
is.sn
24.20
25.00
233
210
145-4
123
119
A8
08
70
18.80
18.00
15,07
15.52
21.80
25.50
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn.
Yesterday 1,248,000 272.0O0
I.OSt wrek 1.288,0(10 251.000
Last y,.Hr 2,083.000 3119,000
SEABOARD CLEARANCES,
Flour. Wheat,
18,000 4H7.(K
403.000
121,000 2.078.OO0
Oats.
1,042,000
10,000
980,000
Corn.
Yesterday.
Lnyt wCw
Last year
National City
Bank
STOCK
RIGHTS
CLINTON GILBERT
2 Wall St, N. Y. Tel. 4848 Rector
We offer, subject to sale.
Tidewater Oil
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
Humble Oil & Refining
Douglas Fenwick & Co.
34 Wall St., N. V. Tel. John 340
CHILE, K0ADS WANT LQAN.
Si u Ftientes Approve Mesnags to
CongreN Asking 75.00O,OO0.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. 19. President
Fan Ruent i has arproved a message to
Congress uskintr authorization for a
loan of (ipimximatcly $75,000,000 on
behalf of the State railways, which
would take op previous loans and be for
purchasing new equipment and making
improvements, including electrification
of the lines.
Half of the amount of the loan would
be sought in Chile and tho remainder
Abroad, Question of the loan was brought
up at a conference of Government and
railway o'clals and bankers In July,
when steps were taken to relieve the
railways of the fuel shortage under
which they wero working.
Heavy, general selling cause,! a con
tinuation of Wednesday's decllno In the
cotton market yesterday, and prices
broke more than 5 a bale In tho last
hour of trading, when piiessure by Wall
Street bears and sudden local liquida
tion reached Its heaviest point. It was
evident that bulls had lost all backbone
and wero discouraged because of the
market's action In the face of such fac
tors as improved foreign news, steady
cables end adverse weather conditions In
the belt. Somo of tho trnde explained
the decllno by tho statement that all
commodity markets must In the natural
course of events and in time drop
sharply before tho nations' business
could return to a normal basis. At one
period of the day there was a substan
tial rally which took nearer months
within a few point of Wednesday's clos
ing. That upturn Immediately attracted
new cotton and tho consequence was that
offerings increased with the reaction
until tho market had made new lows Io:
the dny. There was llttlo doing in Liver
pool i spots yesterday, a total of 4.000
hales changing hands.
The local market was unsettled from
the very beginning, when prices wero off
15 t'j 47 points on active months and
July sold unchanged. The feature at
the start was tho selling of 10,000 bales
of October by a trader who operated for
Wall Street or an uptown account. That
pressure broke tho spot mohth from
28.60 to 28.15, and had a depressing In
fluence on all mont!. Business was the
most active in many sessions and many
interests took a prominent part around
the ring. The South was a seller and
there was pressure from Liverpool at
different times. The forenoon drop
ranged from 40 to 80 points, and most
pressure was on near options.
Toward the middle of tho session
shorts wero active buyors and about
fi,00 bales were covered In a compara
tively short time. Feeling, however, re
mained against the market and detailed
weather bulletins were a little more fa
vorable than those of recont sessions.
When more urgent demand of shorts had
been satisfied the market turned in trend
and soon had lost ull of Its rally and
mado new lows for the session. De
cember sold as low at 26.75, or off 125
points, and May dropped to 25.60, ofT
111 points. Scattered profit taking by
shorts developed In the last few min
utes, and options milled 6 to 25 points
from tho bottom, the close being net 85
to 104 points lower and local spot off 75
at 34.25 cents.
August ....
September.,
October ...
November .
Droember .
Ja -uary ...
RanBO of prices-- Wednes-
Open. High, Iiw. Close. dav.
28.83 28.83 28.83 28.75 N 20.(10
28.50 li 211.35
28.00 28.70 27.85 27.88-90 28.7.5
28.20 28,20 28.20 27.40 N "28.40
27.55 27.00 20.75 2A.IH1-98 28.011
20.75 27.00 20.17 20 25-27 27.22
F i truer? 211.15 n 27.10
eh .... 26.55 20.85 25.98 28.10 T 27.00
April 25.(15 N 20.85
m.)' ... t. -i, .'i .i.ii z.n., i .'li. i i t
Juno Sft VA M M Aft I
July 26.50 2A.50 25.72 2.VM0 N 26 VI
N nominal. II bid. T trade.
Spots Local, 34.25; New Orleans, 32.50.
Tester- Last Last
day. Week. Year.
Port receipts 5,388 8,594 13.231
Report i4.o;s2 392
Exports, aeaaon 95,252 58.645 317,059
New York stocks... 33.875 33,3.19 UtMO
Port stocks 703.543 718,042 1,019,1814
Interior receipts 8.100 3,060 3.47U
Interior shipments.. 7,29" 5,080 5.580
Now York arrivals.. 200 2,733
Liverpool cables Spot eetton in moderate
demand at 72 points decline; refilling,
25.43d. Fnles, 4.0U0; American, 3.000. Im
ports, 2.000. all American. Futures opened
at 45 to 47 points decline. Closed barely
steady at 43 to 05 points decline. October,
21.48; December, 20.40; January. HMO;
March, 19.60; May, 19.28. Manchester Yarns
dull and easier; cloths buyers hold off.
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
THXRSDAYArGDST 19, 1920.
Day's sales .
Year to date
1920.
. . $10,337,000
. .3,071.819,000
1919.
$11,848,000
2,093,596,000
1918.
$8,724,000
976.567.000
Closing.
Rid. Asked.
RANGE OF LIBERTY BON'DS.
Sales (in
20.00 90.i4 4.12
84.20 84.50 5.08
84.14 84.24 5.20
84.52 84.70 5.32
S4.24 84.30 6.48
96.00
S7.74 87.80 .16
84.54 84.60 5.60
95.56 95.0 6.42
95.56 95. 60 5.40
Yield. M.OOOs). Onen. Hieh Law
1,097 3H-S (1932-47) 90.10 90.10 89.96
1 1st cv. 4s (1932-47).. 84.34 84.34 84.34
29 2d 4s (1927-42) 84.06 84.20 84 06
SO 1st cv. 4V,s (1932-47) 84.62 84.80 84.68
1,234 2d cv. 4's, (1927-42) 84.16" 84.34 84.14
. . let-Id cv. 4t4s (32-47)
1,384 2d iUl (1928) 87.72 87.S4 87.70
2.601 4th 4',s ( 19,1.1-38)... 84.54 84.68 84.50
1.025 Vic. 4",s ( 1922-23) ... 95.64 95.60 95.50
381 Vic. 3s (1922-23) ... 95.50 95.58 95.50
Net
Last. Chgs.
90.00 .02
84.34 .36
84.16 .04
84.70 .08
84.28 .06
87.78 .02
84.56 .06
95.54 .02 i
95.54 .04 j
United States, Foreign Governments, Railroad, Industrial and Other Bonds
Vn f ft R II & Co
ctrs
15 63
METAL MARKETS.
51.05
49.80
American Thread
Fajardo Sugar
Singer Mfg. British
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
74 Broadway, N. Y. Established 1888.
Tel. Rector 6340.
WIRB CONNECTIONS
Bo. ton, Chicago, rhiia,, Montreal, Pittsburgh
Aug. 19.
Bid. Aiked.
Epelter, prime
West, Sept
Aluminum 32.00 33.00
Quicksilver $8.;. on
Antlmuny 7.00 7.25
Platinum, soft ?2n.oo
Platinum, 5 ir $140.00
Platinum. 10 lr $175.00
Electro cop, spot .... 19.00
l r.iuuiru eop, ney lu.w
I Pig Iron, No. 1 X
foundry 53.80 54.80
Pig iron, No. 2,
silicon 82.05 53.05
Pig Iron, plain.
No. 2. silicon.. 50.80 SIM
Bess Iron, Pitts 47,0TT
Bess billets, ruts .... oo oo
LONDON, Aug. 19. following are the clos
Ing metal quotatlonsf
I a. d
Copper, spot 08 In 0
Copper, futures 03 0 0
1 .leet.ru copper, spot... 11 1 0 0
Electro copper, futurcsll7 0 0
Hales Spot, 100 tons; futures, 000 ton
Tin. spot '...275 5 0 up 1
Tin, futures 2SJ o o
Wtralta 284 0 0
Singapore 2c(S 0 0
Sales Spot. 60 tons: futures
Lead, spot 35 10 6
Lead, futures 30 0 0
Spelter, spot 41 (1 0 off
t'pclter, futures 42 10 0 off
Aug. 18.
Bid. Asked.
.... $85.00
7.00 7.23
8120.00
$140.00
$17.1.00
19.00
1SU2!4
.... 52.80
52.05
50.80
47.00
65.00
Anr oFrenrb Ss
193 Oflla
la 0014
8 991 2
City of Pari as
1 91
1 Ol's
8 907S
4. UO.
8 904a
Culled Klngjrn
v 1 11m
1 963,
1 9BU
1 Oil's
2 901s
1 9H
Ms "23 rcti
BOI4
13.. .
15...
5...
8. . .
S.. .
3...
22.. .
..90
. ,M1
,.RM
..
. . 81VI4
-SIvn
894
NY City Hs 87
8 90
NY City Is 19511
2 81
Alaska U cv 6s
Series A
1 121s
6. IS
bmmSmalasi u 5.
2..30...74la
1 7BJ
1 75
74ia
AmTAT v lis
Ms 1J3 rets
3 84
s s.iai
5 83ia
4 Nj
3.. .....88
Bti 1937
BitablUhtd 1888
H. F. BACH MAN & CO.
Members
New York Steog Kxehanc
Philadelphia Stock Krxcbanga
New York Cotton 'Bxcbaac
61 BROADWAY
WR WILL IK Y
L, mil Oil Scrip
Cosden Co. Scrip
IntenssTl Motor Trook 2d Tfd.
Scrip
H.F.McConnell&Co.
fmbrs K. Y. Stock Kzchangt,
M ll'wuy, N. y. Tel. Bowl. Oreen 5080-11.
Changes,
off 7s 6d
off Ills
up IDS
off Wa
off 12 10a
90 tons.
It
DIVIDENDS.
e... .
4...
10...
1...
e...
3...
4...
19...
36...
a..
.8178
..82
..B17g
..82
..8l34
..8178
..82
..8178
. .8158
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3.
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4, .
4..
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..05.1s
. .O.ilj
. . O5I4
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,.8811
1 Beet
AmTAT clt Ss
a 77ia
2 7734
a 7sia
a 78ia
1 7734
Am TAT clt 4s
4 7588
8 75
3 7478
1 76
8 761a
Am Tobacco 4s
1 73
AmWrltlngP7s
1 78
Belgian Oot7Hs! Armour 44s
8 9712 7 7414
14 97
1 971a
0 078
4 971a
2 973b
3 071a
Belirtfin Uov s
1931
2 881a
IMJ
8 OUa
ItallanOovt'Si
1 .93
SwtatOv 8s rets
Stock of
Record.
Csmhrla Steel Co.. q. 75c... Aug. 31
Cambria Steel Co., ex. 25c. Aug. 31
Chandler Mot. Co., q. $2.50.Hept. 10
Foundation Co., q. 2Vj. . . .Sept. 1
Inter. Cement Corp., uu.
2t4o ......Sept
rackard Motor Car. Co. pf.,
q. $1.73 t Sept. 1
rotonwka Mills Corp., $16.. Aug. 17
Procter s) (iamblo Co. pf..
a.. tl.R0 Aug. 25
T-nlted Paaer Hoard. $2 Stpt. 2
nn. Paper P. pf., q. $1.50.. Oct. t
tin. Paper B. pf., q. $1.50. tJan. 3
tin Tapar B. pf., q. $1.50.tApr 1
ITn. Pamir B. nf.. n. $l.r,0.tJuly I
I William Carter pf.. q. $1.50. Bept. 10
Willys Corp., 1st pf.. q. $2. Aug. 20
WMtanouae, nip. waw a
Co.. atk. 100
t1021. '
rinmnriml
seal ysesi
SWT
E.W.Waier&Ct.
Maaikan
ir.t.a
rif Saw Y rtwSj
J3 New St., New York
Pay
able. Sept. 15
Sept. 13
Oct. 1
Sept. 15
15 Sept. 30
Sept. 13
Sept. 15
Sept. 13
8pt. 16
Oct. 15
Jan. 17
Apr. 13
July 15
Sept. 13
Sept. 1
EX DIVIDEND TABLE.
Fdy
'pi";;;::":;
pf. (accum)..
r
Special Rail Letter on Request
ShOTnaititMillstS-CQ
- Members M)(Stodt Exchange
UP Broatvay, NVY
W.'xTJl. im -i asaasses
To-daj'
Acme T a 1st pf
Amer. Brake Shoe ft
Amur. Smelt a Ref
Amer. Window Glass
Atlantic Rf. Co....
Atlantic Surar Ref.
Brooklyn Kdleon
Brown Shoe Co...........
Canadian Paclflo Ry. pf . .
Cerro De Pasco
! Copper Range
General Chemical
'Hart, Bchaffner Marx .
1 Inter. Harvester (stock).
'Manhattan Shirt
.National Cloak Bult pf..
1 National Load pf
Nebraska power pi
1 patehoirue Plymouth Mills
lltts., Youngfttown Ash.
Standard Milling uo
! standard Milling Co. ex
I Star.nard Milling Co. pf
Msrn Bros. pf..
I tjtern Bros, (accum.) pf
1.75
2.00
1021
.102U
. 102
. 102U
.103
.V0214
1021a
10238
. Uttia
.10214
.1021a
. 102.19
.1021 1
.102s
1021a
.28.00
. 2.00
. 1.73
. 2.00
. 1.00
.$ .50
. 2.00
. l.OO
KM
.43
. 1.73
. 1.75
. 1.75
. 2.00
. 1.73
. 2.00
200
1.50
1.73
eeae 1.73
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2
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3 78S4
3 7flla
B 76
Dm ( 'nnadaSHa
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2. 971a
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10 .J0g
3 01
Dom Canada 1
1911
t 98U
INt
1 86I4
1 8W8
Rep of Cuba it
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1 87
US of Mexico tt
1 29
1.00 ! ArgentinoOvSft
180
5,00
1 748
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6..B30...81
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Cent Paciflc 1st
6 09
Cent Pac 3H
1 751)
Che a) ohio ss
1 87
C A O cv .Vi ia
8 761a
10 76
15 7(U4
10 70Ss
1 70U
10 76
6 761a
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4 097.,
1 7014
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6 76
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2 838
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3 ftllg
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3 041a
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3 631a
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ft 41',..
1 40Ss
Detroit Fn 4Vis
5 591a
1 .V.I
Erls 1st con 7s
1 98ia
Erie cv 48 ser A
2 3514
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2
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24 491a
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1 578
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1 60
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receipts
6 9739
1 971a
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1 '-"8
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4 89
2 8678
40 87
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Safety and 7 in First Mortgage Investment
, Backed by the assets and earnings of a firmly
established, essential industry one of the largest
producers of beet sugar in the United States
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
First Mortgage Serial. 7 Gold Bonds
Due Annually July 1, 1921-1930, inclusive
We Recommend and Offer these Bonds subject to prior sale
In $1,000 and $500 amounts
Price, according to maturity, to yield 7? ,'
Beet sugar is an essential food product. It is used
for the table, for cooking, for preserving, for the manu
facture of candy, soft drinks, medicines, etc. Regard
less of industrial conditions, it is assured of constant
demancf.
The Utah-Tdaho Sugar Company is one of the largest
producers of beet sugar in the United States, owning
and operating fifteen sugar factories.
The Company's financial statement as of February
28, 1920, adjusted to include this financing, shows total
net assets of $32,776,424, applicable to this issue of
$8,000,00C principal amount of First Mortgage Bonds.
These bonds are secured by a closed first mortgage
on all the Company's properties (except certain farm
lands) subject only to a purchase money mortgage of
$600,000, due 1921,-1923, on one of its 15 active factories.
The mortgage contains a very strong covenant by
which the Company agrees to maintain current assets
at all times equal to at least 100 of all liabilities,
including these bonds outstanding.
Net profits for four years ended February 28, 1920,
averaged $3,123,943. The maximum annual interest
charge on these bonds amounts to $560,000.
The annual retirement of substantial amounts of
this issue through the serial maturities will steadily
reduce the interest charges as well as constantly in
crease the proportion of equity in the property over
and above the First Mortgage Bonds.
These bonds are followed by $237ij0,000 par value of
capital stock, all of one class, upon which dividends
are being paid at the rate of 8 annually. Dividends
have been paid ever since the organization of the
company at rates never lower than 6 per annum.
TTHte er telephone for our itprcial dcscrpfiiv circular .V. D. 4 which sett forth
In defail ffte many attractive feature of this issue.
HALSEY, STUART & CO.
Incorporated Successor to N. W. Halsey & Co.. Chicago
49 WALL STREET, NEW YORK
Telephone Hanover 8000
CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA - BOSTON DETROIT
ST.LOUIS MINNEAPOLIS MILWAUKEE
The aborr statements are oflici.nl, or ate based on information which we retard as reliable, and, whale
we do not guarantee them, the? are tbe data upon which we have acted in the purchase oi tbest: bunds.
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
M. T. STOCK EXf HANCR ol'OTATIONS
! UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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Panama, registered
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1'iilllpplne Jsl. land pur. 4s. 1034.
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Lilxlrjct o( Columbia 3.uTs
FORE KIN UONDS.
Anglo-French Extern. Ms. 102O. ...
Argentine Intern, fts, 1045
Kingdom of Belgium 8s, 1921. , . .
Kingdom of Iklglum Its, 102S
Kingdom of Delgiuin 7Vis. lOlft
Canada, Dominion of, 5a, 19:11.
1 nnada, Dominion of, notea 1021.
Canada, Dominion of, 1928
Canada, Dominion of. 1029
Canada, Dominion of, 1031
Chinese Gov., Hu Kug Ity. 3a, '51
Cuba Extern. Hs, 1044
OVlel Cuba Extern. 5s. aeries A, 1049.,
94Iq ! Cuba Extern. 4V, 1949
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Oor. of Switzerland Ss, 1940 10214
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Japanese Gov. 4',4s, 2d ser., 1923 7U"4
i Japanese Gov. 4s, ster. in., 193L. f4
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National Oil Company
(of New Jereey)
Owns end operates
CARGO VESSELS
OIL TANKERS
OIL BARGES
in addition to
Extensive oil land holdings in the United
States and Mexico.
The new developments and possibilities of
this remarkable company are described in
a circular which will be sent on request.
William W. Cohen & Co.
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange
N. Y. Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
67 Exchange Place New York City
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147 Milk Street
BOSTON
INCORPORATED
120 Broadway
NEW YORK
31 So. Dearborn St.
CHICAGO
EXAMINATIONS AND STUDIES
c Induttrial and Public Service Properties
REPORTS
on Valuation and Operating ERciencj
liermnn Dank Statement.
Beolin, Aug-. 19. The statement of
the Imperial Hank of Germany for the
period ended August 7 shows the following-
changr-B: Total coin and bullion
It creased 238,000 merks ; gold Increased
3.000 marks; Treasury notes decreased
22.1,821,000 marks: notes of other banks
Increased 143,000 mrles; bills discounted
decreased 3,86,O.9.:j2,000 marks; advances
Increased 6,774,000 mrk ; Investments
decreased 2.141,000 marks; other securi
ties decreased 32,787,000 marks ; note
In circulation Increased 291.80S.O00
narks ; deposits decreased 4,305,991,000
marks; other liabilities decreased 91,
203,000 marks : total gold holdings,
1,001,595.000 marks.
Londori Money Market.
Ixinoon, Aug. 19. Bar sliver, Sid.
ounce; bar gold, 114 7s.; money, 5
cent. Discount rates Short bills,
per cent. : three month, bills. 8
cent.; gold premiums at Lisbon, 140.
Steel and Tube Rarnlnare.
The Stec! and Tube Company of Amer
lun report) for seven months ended on
July 31 net Income, after federal taxes
end charges, but before depreciation, of
tc, 202.542, or (5.74 a share earned on
its common stock after deduction of Its
preferred dividends. Its jrrnss earnings
for the soven months, after Federal
Lixes, wan 7, 272.756 and Interest
chargee, $980,213. Preferred dividend
of the company amounted to $714,584,
making Its surplus for the period $6,577..
958.
civ Orleans Cottoa Market.
New Oslevhs, Aug-. 19. Selling per
sisted in cotton to-day, forcing prices to
the lowest levels recorded In about a
an year. Prices were S7 to J7 points under
per
H
per
yesterday's close. Close: October,
7.14; December, 2S.33 ; January,
25.92; March, 25.80; May, 25.28 : spot,
(tulet, 75 points lower; middling, JI.JO. .

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