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THE SUN, SUNDAY,, DECEMBER 9,. 1917.
!100 Years of
Commercial Banking
THE
of tlio
City of New York
Capital & Surplus, $5,000,000
Resources, - $80,000,000
Charter Membtr N. Y.ClearingHouse
Member Federal Reserce Bank.
United States Depository
1.49 Broadway
(Singer Bldg.)
Cor. Liberty St.
Branches
Greenwich and Warren Sts.
Bowery and Grand St.
Ninth Avenue an 14th St.
Broadway and 18th St.
2 West 33d Street
57th Street and Third Ave.
Broadway and 61 it St.
Mth St. and Lexington Ave.
Broadway and 104th St.
Lenox Avenue and 116th St.
125th St. and Lexington Ave.
Broadway and 144th St.
We Intite Your Account
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Apathetic Chill Hits Market,
Even Professionals Show
ing Little Interest.
STOCKS SAG; SALES FEW
War Moves niul Uncertainties
in Railroad Situation Re
tard Trading.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES.
. Saturday, Decani Wr f, ltl7. '
. . , 1917. J$l$. ' 1S15.
Days sales 100,31 6IS.M1 MS.S12
1 ear to date.... 171,441.877 211.C03.C4S 184,891,405
Annual aiviana rates are quoted in dollar.
-Clotlnc.--
Bid.
Your Liberty Bond
You can find out anything you don't
know atieait your Liberty Pond easily
and quickly hy cousulllng our now
Indexed booklet.
Do you know liow to cash your
Liberty Loan coupon?
Do you know how you can nil your
Liberty Loan bond or borrow on it?
Do you know what to do If you
low it?
Fend for Booklet 11-19
"Your Liberty Bond."
John Muir & Cp.
v SROAXISTS IN
Odd Lots
Main Office, nt Broadway. X. T.
Mad. Are. 42 St. 20 Court St.. Bklyn.
aoth St. ft Mad. A v. mo Brjad. Newark.
1011 Wmt 82d St. Bridgeport. Conn.
With St. ft. LnoxAv New llcn. Conn.
Members A'. Y. Slock Eichanae.
Republic Iron & Steel
A retrospect and discussion of (he future
protptcu of Mis Companv contained in
eur Special Analjxit -II.
Copy on Requett
E. W. Wagner & Co.
IJVfir lor .siort Kichanft
A'rte York Cotum t:j change
Chicago Hoard of Trade
S3 NEW nr. NEW YUBIC.
Trice movements continued narrow
anil linlntcrosttng-in yesterday's halt day
session, which was productive of a turn
over of only a little more than one hun
dred thousand shares. Kven the pro
fessional clement was apathetic except
In tho case of a few Specialties that
moved, forward on purely local develop
ments. Of tho net results the greater
number of shares showed fractional
losses, a natural sequence of the lack of
buying iioner.
The market was wholly under the In
fluence of a combination of Influences, a
condition which In Itself would naturally
tend to restrict trading. In the first
placo overnight developments brought
confirmation of the fact that Rumania,
loo. Is participating In the truce with
i.ermany. Rumania has not an alterna
tive as n matter of fact. She Is cut off
from the rest of the Allies In the matter
of supplies, and miy be now counted
as practically out of the war. Second,
more attention Is now being paid to the
foreign news, which during the flrst few
days of the week was completely over
shadowed by the railroad situation, the
reconvening of Congress and the Presi
dent's message.
Furthermore, the fact that the United
States nnd Austria are now at war Is
also receiving more serious attention
from the speculative community. No
one expects any serious change for the
worse In rite military situation with this
country formally at war with Austria,
but no one knows Just how seriously the
roundup or Austrian nllen eneml. In
this country may affect the labor Utua
tlon, which Is already a serious problem
In the case of samo Industries. No
small part of the employees of the large
steel concerns are unnaturalized Aus-
trinnil. Khnillfl 111. Inl.rnm.nt nt Aiik.
Brians be carred out on a wholesale scale
It might result In embarrassment to such
Industries.
No definite change occurred In the
railroad situation to afreet the market,
though It Is evident that the President's
Cabinet Is not wholly of one mind as to
which of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission's recommendations may prove
the better solution of the Intricate prob
lems confronting the railroads. This may
cause some delay In the final settlement
of .the matter, but the delay has not yet
reached the point at which It U hav
ing material effect on the rails. They
were generally neglected yesterday, as
were most of the important Industrials.
About the only outstanding feature
was Hums Brothers, which advanced 3
points on expectations that the direc
tors this week will take some action In
regard to a substantial disbursement,
cither In cash or In stock.
The actual bank statement showed a
decrease In loans of approximately $68
000,000 and In excess reserve of 153,07
940. The reserve Item now stands at
$99,044,510. The foreign exchange mar
ket was quiet. Lire were easier: rubles
declined 15 points and pesetas advanced
slightly. Guilders and Swiss francs
were weaker. French francs were
stronger and sterling was steady.
Mexican Petroleum
Its Position and Prospects
C pedal letter tent on request
Toole. Henry & Co.
f I Yoik .Slort Ujchann
Mtvioert. Yor Collou hrmnei
StO Broadway New York
rOK SAI.K
LARGE WATER-FRONT
Property oroter so Arret, In New
Torat harbor on .10 foot chan
nel) trunk line rail connection!.
FLOYD S. CORBIN, Speciilut,
Water Fronts. Factories, Factors" Sites.
Vt Wall St., N. Y. Tel. Rrrtor l?l.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
rc'
Special Deepalch to Tue Sun.
WASIHNOTON. Dec. S. Statement of
feints and disbursements or the Treasury :
Till uinnlh. 1'liM'al yesr.
.. .ISlS.2n4.407 87.271,190.577
.... 4M,314,J6 ,iMoi,KHi
Security.
AmTelATelCo.
AmThrradl o. ,
Italt&OhioRK.
n.ltiOhlnUK.
UrthlehcmSteet .ft
IlklvnKTCo ft
CanNorthrrnRy..
i in i acincnv ,o
entral Ant Itys. tt
Cnlliur.tgUH. . .4.
ChiftWIndltR.. 0
Cuh-AmSucarCn.rt
CurtlsaAercwIal.O
Kt1cKIlroi.1. .
Dclftlludlt It "
FrdSusRrfCii. ..
ClenElertrlcCo, . .
OenKlertrlcCo, ,.n
CenK'inoerCo. . ft
OrandTRyofCan.5
1 IreatNorthernlt . 5
llocklnc Valley. . .A
Indian eiterCo. .5
KipaaaCltvKr.. .',!: .Inlv 101.
Kan'ltyTermRy.4M Nov. I&.'l.
Kanl1ty'!rmRy.4M July I Ml
MtchCeiiRR. ... Mav lft.'is
MonTramftl,Co..0 April 1011
MnmiiftWrlcht.fi lire. 1018
NYCeniralKK., .5 Sept. 13.'I9
NYNIIAIIRR. .5 April 15,'IS
'pnn.rlvan a. . . .414 Juno IS. .'1
TuhSerOorN.I....5 Mar. 1010
IiomArnisUMU...'. Frh Iff B
SoutheniKy
UnltedKrultco,. a
UtahSeoCor . .6
V incRepArmCn.5
Xeetlpti
iDltburseinents .,
Surplus S32i),sSS,7?l J1,039,7M.9S1
Cnsloin r"celpts, ttHTi Internal r"Tenn,
rdl&ary, (,3S2,k74: liK-nino tax. t:iH,U3; niU
rellanebtiv, WfhWilx iistlonHl bank notes re
ceited for rodeimitlon. to0.02.
Btateinent of United Mtslcs Trrssurer ror Dc-
cesioer t :
OK.VHR.U. I'lTNn.
JLTStltMe told
Ar.llshl. .liter
TTnltrrt Kt.tea noli
National hank notes and I'eder.l
reserve notes....
Certlned clieiks on hank
Subsidiary .liter, minor coin ami
silver bullion
TTncla.atftcd (un.orted rurri'iiry
Deposit. In banks and riilllj-iine
Treasury
Jl,:&.on
ll.P9S.183
31,115.317
-$.301
i.2;:,om
(13,113
:,028,5tl.0j.1
Available currency In Treasury
and bank $:.31S.543."35
Deduct current liabilities li8,236,r?S
Jftt balance In icneral rund J2,H7,30S,37
IlKSKRVK rUM).
(Mi coin and bullion tt3".97,023
TIIIIST I'UNIl,
Te redeem nutstsudinx rertlnate.l,S60."7l) Oil
Grand total mh a.sets In Treasury 4,Sa,7M31J
, MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
Bid,
'American Rrapho 61
American (Irnpho pf m
Anierlcju Typeouiirlera 31
Atlas Portland Cement..., 35
Jlarnhart llrox H 1st pf. ...... 83
Hrnh.rt Urns S 3d pf.,.. 63
nuxh Terminal pf 13
Uorden'! Ilonileniieil Milk 90
IJordtn's Condensed .Milk pf , . do
Celluloid llT,
rhllds lte.luuinnt 70
Child. ltetiiurant pt 911
Crocker Wheeler 85
Crocker Wheeler pf 100
3)e, Lack t Western Coal,,.,i0
General Uaklns Co 3
lener.il llHklnc ' pf 43
Jlocklne Valley I'rnduita
Internatlonnl Hllver pf
llchlfan Limestone 19
Mlchtsun LlmeKtone pf fl
Natlonnl f'usket j;
New Jersey YAUC, llniv ntriek, , .t'33
nil. i.ieainr
1'help. IIocIks A Co
I'mlt ft Whitney pf
ItetnluRtnii Typow rlter. ......
Itemlnston Tjpewrtler I'd pf,
lloyal Itnklmr Powder pf,..,
Kafety Car Heat tr Lluht
fSlncor lUnufuitiirlnr
to
i
. to
. 40
, II
, 3
.Ki
Asked.
(3
IS
31
40
7
73
S
93
93
ISO
73
3
104
170
7
4i
7
93
:i
21
t
310
4S
!7S
104
13
41
T
17
Alnskn Hall Hale to Hlanil.
- .nill.Mi IIJX. Dee. K.- The fnl.r..ia.
Commerce Comm.lun decline.) to-day to
'".' " irHn.poriailon lnveatl
Cation, .4 teuueated tiv .luitt.. u'1.1...
ham. former Alaskun Itepresentatlv. In
t.onaress. rtli on bchnlf of Independent
coal oner.tnn. l. u'i,.i....i
'?!" .":"" Ala.kt.n r.llroad. inalnti!n.d
'l'.7, ?X' I'11"' '" ll'T '"mission
....... ,....,., ,,u MiU jumnicd.
SHORT TERM NOTES.
Rata. Due.
,H Feb. 1018
.4 .Ian. 1U1D
,5 July 1BI8
ft July 101
.ft Feb. li.'IO
.A .lulv 10IS
Sept. 1018
Mar. Z.'Zt
Feb. 19."27
July Hill
Hept. 1018
April 1918
.Ian. ls.'Ji
April 1919
Aug. 1920
Jan. 1920
Dec. t9t'
July 1920
lie.-. 1918
Auk. 1918
Sept. 1920
Nov. 1018
Fel. 15 IS
Blil.A-.leil.
9?U 100
B
toll
07
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97
US
0.1
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9
09
07 1J.
97 'J
0.1 U
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98
70
9.1 i-i
9
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01
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90
99
99 1
97 ii
99
97 U
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90
90
9i3
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98 ?
07
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98
0VH 1001.
!'. 98
07 OS's'
0.3 98
99 11914
8.8 01
981.; lOON
oew pnu
87"5 89
09
17J4
90
64
24
24H
71 Ti
92
98H
103
161
90
42
65H
82
94 V4
60H
E3H
474
G4
73H
73
39 14
113
ii'.;
132H
46
8
91
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6
38
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18H
39f
14U
41
81
28T4
89
62
28H
78
94
32 H
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15
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81
1Z3
86U
67
88
32
3T
41
23
65
43
20
31
79
14 1
21
91
20
75
27 I
43
8
80
23
23
17
101
68
28
84
34
53
44
99
21
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42
101
115
22
41
.74
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68
133
29
81
24
56
66U
41
34
12
135
14
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35
85
115
95
44
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86
107-y
76
8
89
37
9
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97
89
9ft i
M
00
100
07
Mar. 210
May 1018
Sept. 1.3. '2 i
Mar. 1018
r-orernment and Municipal
Security. Rate. Due. Illd.Asked.
Arsreiiltneiiovi.. ,u iiec. io. it mn 100
Aracniineuoi.. .0 .May 1.1. -u
Cityltordeaux.Fr.B Nov. 110
CltyLein Fr ..,(1 Nov. 119
Cttyof.Montreal..ft May 118
Cltyofl,arKPr...e Oct. l.'3t
CityofQuebee.. .ft April 1020
iiomiii onou an. ... tux. 1. iv
French(loConv.)4 April 1919 94J
rrenrnuovi. ..tiisurui vin
NewfoundlandClt.ft July 1019 90
Norwayllovt. . . .8 Feb. 1921 100
l-rovorguebec.. . .ft April ivzu u:i
Ruslan(iot ...ft'i Dec. 1921 40
Ru-ulantlovt. ..fiM Feb. 14,'2tl0n
Kuulantiovt . . . .Gi June 1810 S3
Hwitierlanddort.ft Mar. 118 98
Swltrertandnovt.ft Mar. 120 97;,'
Hollars per i.ishj irancs.
tDollan per t.000 rubles.
COFFEE MARKET.
01
sou
not;
98 H
80 U
94
04?,
ii
04
81
Si U
99 !
?Ui
9U
Oft
3
142
90
104
97
CO
11J2
99 U
08 ii
Belllnr In the coffee market Testerdav was
much less sctlre, and were absorbed on a com
naratlrely slltkt decline. Houses with Knrlish
connections were sgaln rredlted with moderate
purchases, and mere wis probably some scat
tered corerlns. The rlose was at the low point.
with prices net unchansed to 4 point, under
Friday a nnsi nrurcs, me nitrset onened un
chanced
Few ir any c. r, oners were receited from
TtrfitU firms Frldsy mornlnr. Yesterday was a
liolldsy In the primary markets. Official cablet
reported a decline or 73 rclt In Hlo at close
Friday, with Santos spoil unrhtnged and fu
tures 23 to 73 rel. hither. Rate of Rio ex.
-.nature on Iindon .32d. lower at IS 11-ltd. Rio
reported a clearance or i:,om baft ror New
York.
lx-sl spot market nulet and unchtnrcd at
I'.r. for Rio 7s and "ic. for Htotot 4s,
lliugn or prices
irpcn. nitn. i,ow.
18
97
65
25
25
72
93
64'
S
161
92
43
55
83
95
61
54
48
65
73
73
40
118.
13
132
46
10
92
7
7
38
68
18
40
15
42
83
29
90
62
28
78
95
32
15
22
31
124
87
80
89
88
40
41
24
67
44
30
81
79
16
21
92
22
76
28.
43
9
81
23
24
17
106
68
29
84
34
67
44?;
102
22
60
44
110
116
22
44
74
94
68
13o
30
81
24
67
42',
35
12
136
15
111
36
86
117
96
46
46
86
107
76
8
40
37
10
18V
Sales.
10
8
4
8
8
8
5
5
6
7
14
"a
3
400 Allls-Chalmera
300 Am Can pf
200 Am Car A Foundry
300 Am Cotton Oil
100 Am Linseed
400 Am Smelt
60 Am Smelt Sec A
200 Am Steel Foundry
100 Am Sugar
700 Am Tel a Tel
400 Am Tobacco
100 Am Tobacco pf
100 Am Woolen
1400 Anaconda
500 Atch, Top tt Bant Fe.. . .
300 Atl Gulf tWI
300 Atl Quit ft W I pf
100 Baldwin Locomotive ....
300 Baltimore ft Ohio
100 Baltimore ft Ohio pf.t...
200 Bethlehem Steel
6500 Bethlehem Steel B
1600 Brooklyn Kupid Transit..
3700 Burns Bros
100 California Petroleum ....
2100 Canadian Pacific
400 Chesapeake ft Ohio
100 Chicago ft Alton
200 Chicago ft Northwestern.
100 Chicago at Western
71 Chicago at Western....
600 Chic, Mil A St Paul
300 Chic, Mil ft 8t Paul pf....
200 Chic, llock Tsl ft Pap
100 Chic, R I A P 6 p c pf., . .
100 Chile Copper
600 Chlno Copper
100 Cont Can....!
1800 Corn Products;
10 'Corn Products pf
600 Crucible
2900 Cuba Cane
1000 Tuba Cane pf
100 Del ft Hudson
600 Distillers Secur
CO Dul S S ft A pf
COO Brie '
100 Erie 1 pf...'.
100 Gaston W ft W
1100 Oen Klcc Co
200 General Motor
100 Granby Con
900 Great North pf
100 Gulf M A N pf
25 Hart man Corp
700 Inspiration Con
lOOIInt Paper
100 Int Paper pf ata
COO Interboro Con pf
100 Kelsey W pf
500 Kennecott
100 Lack Steel
100 Loose Wiles Bis
1400IMartne
6600 Marine pf ,
100 Maxwell 2 p ,
100 Mex Petroleum
200 Miami Copper
1000 Mid vale Steel
100 Minn A St Louis new...,
100 Minn St L & 8 S M ,
1200 Missouri Pacific
100 Nat Conduit
100 Nevada Con
100 N V Air Brake
200 N V Central
300 N V N H ft H
COO No Pacific
400 Ohio Cities Gas
200 Owens Bot Co
1400 Penn R K
200 Pettibone 1 pf
200 Pitta A W Va
100 Pitts A W Va pf
100 Pitts Coal
100 Public Service
800 Pullman Co
300 Kay Con Copper
1O0 Hallway Steel Spring...,
1900 Republic Steel
100 Republic Steel pf
3000 Reading
100 Sears-Roebuck
500 Sinclair Oil
760 Southern Pacific
900 Southern Ry
600 Southern Ry pf.
55 .Southern Ry pf.
100 Studebaker
200 Superior Steel
200 Tenn Copper A Chem. . .
600 Texas Co
600 Texas A Pacific
1000 Union Pacific
100 United Alloy
75 Unlted Cigar Stores....
100 United Fruit
100 U 8 Rubber 1 pf
200 U S Smeltng
40 U 8 Smelting
36100 U S Steel
600 U S Steel pf.
1300 Utah Copper
600 Wabash
200 Wabash pf A
300 Westlnghouse Eleo
300 Wheeling A Lake Erie..
1100 Willys-Overland
BIG BOND DRIYE TO
ROOT OUT IDLE GASH
Open. I Hlf h-1 Low. I Clot- I Sit
Inf. I sit. est. I tag. I Chanrt.
17 17 17 l7 IT
96 96 96 06
64 64 64 64
25 25 24 24
24 24 24 14
72 72 71 71
92 92 92 92
68 63 63 68
96 96 96 96 S
103 103 102 103
161 161 161 161 -i- 2
92 92 92 93
43 42 42 42
65 55 65 .65
83 83 83 83
93 94 93 94
60 60 60 60
58 63 63 53
47 48 47 43
64 54 64 64
73 73 78 73 2
73 74 73 73
41 41 39 40 2
111 113 111 113 2
11 11 11 11
122 132 181 182 I
46 46 46 46
8 8 8 8
91 91 91 91
6 6 6 l
6 6 6 6 ..
87 38 37 38 !
69 69 69 69 -r-
18 18 18 18
40 40 40 40
14 14 14 14
42 42 41 42 ..
84 84 84 84 ..
29 29 28 23
90 90 90 90 ..
62 62 62 52
28 29 28 28
78 78 78 78
94 94 94 94
32 32 32 32
C 6 6 5
14 15 14 15
22 2 2 22 t
31 31 31 31
123 123 122 123
87 87 86 86
68 68 68 63
89 89 89 89
35 36 35 35 . .
40 40 40 40
41 41 41 41
24 24 24 24
65 65 66 65
43 42 43 43 1
70 70 70 70
30 31 30 31
80 80 80 80
14 14 14 14 1
21 21 21 21
92 92 91 91
20 20 20 20
75 75 75 75
27 27 27 27
43 43 43 43
9 9 9 9 , it
80 80 80 80
22 22 22 23
23 23 23 23
17 17 17 17
106 ' 106 106 106 1
. 68 68 68 68
, 28 28 28 28
, 84 84 84 84
, 34 34 34 34
61 51 51 61
, 44 44 44 44
, 96 99 96 99 7
. 22 22 21 21
. 58 68 68 68 1
, 43 43 48 43
. 109 109 109 109
. 116 116 116 116
. 22 22 22 22
. 42 42 42 42 1
. 74 74 73 74
. 94 94 94 94
. 6S 68 6S 68
. 134 134 134 134
. 30 SO 30 30
. 81 81 81 81
. 24 24 24 24
. 66 56 56 56 1
. 66 66 56 66
. 42 42 43 42
. 85 35 35 36
. 12 12 12 12
. 135 135 134 136 1
. 15 15 15 15
. Ill 111 110 110 1
. 35 35 35 35
. 85 85 85 85
. 117 117 117 11,7
. 95 95 95 95
. 44 45 44 45
. 45 45 45 45
86 87 86 88
. 107 107 107 107
. 76 76 76 76
8 8 8 8
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. 3- 37 37 37
. 10 10 9
. 18 18 18 18
Bankers Stake Judgment on
This Wick's Effort Lib
erties in Better Demand.
A drive on Idle tftrplus fundi wilt be
started this week by some prominent In
vestment banker who contend that not
withstanding Investors' uneastness there
Is business to be done If banking houses
wilt go out after It. A good sited offer
ing of bonds will be made and It will
be anxiously watched, as the greater part
of the financial district Is In the dol
drums. Business on the floor of the Stock Ex
change was again quiet yesterday.
Anglo-French 6s sold st the new lew
record of 89. Liberty loans were In In
creased inquiry and advanced.
In the rail and Industrial departments
price changes were unimportant, butrep
resented slight lorees for the most part
Total ssles amounted in par value to
82.026,000, compared with $3,153,000 on
Friday and 11,107,000 a week ago.
Quotations for governtflents and ssles
of other bonds follow:
17. B. GOVEBNMEXT BONOS.
Dee. I. .Dec. 7.
Hd.Asked. Bid. Asked.
:, reslttered ' .. MH ..
Ira. coupon M .. Kvi ..
It, refltlered ....
ta, coupon M .. ..
It, reslttered. 1MI tt .. 14
tt.couDon.lMf M .. H ..
4t. rertttered 104 .. 104
1 4a. coupon 104 .. 104
:t. Panama, retiiterea,. i .. n
I !.. Panama, coupon N .. N ..
ta. Panama, reslalered.. 14 .. SI ..
5j jit. Pantma, coupon 14 .. 14
kaii.hiiaii ai muu nvsus,
URllfcertTI'
200000.. .OR.sn
21)00 KM. 71
0OOOO UH.S3
904XM....O8.M
AO0OO....B8.a0
nsLUMrtjrxi
2 8000... .07.11
IOOOO. ...7.Jtl
0000.. ..07.14
4000.. ..07.11
1 000. ..9744
ISOOO.... 07.-U
MOO... .07.34
40O0....B7Jt
fiOOO ...07.40
AOO....9 7.40
ftOO....B7'.40
600.... 07.40
4A0OO....B7.40
2000.... 07. 43
2000..
47000..
14O0O..
63000..
3000..
,07.44
07.4t
H 7 .tt
07. to
.0 7.13
10O0....97.R
J000....97.tl
0000....07 U
11000 U7 SI
IWWO....P7.30
BOOOO....U7.51
10DO....U7.M
7000 0 7.S1
IOOOO ...07. 50
02000.. ..9 7.34
Ana-toKrench t
ZOOO 8OI4
1000 8UI1
I OOII 80
1000. ...sola
6000.. . 8 9
BOO 8OI4
2.WOO 80
6000 BU
rremcn nen
0000 DA
ftOOO 044
SOOO.
28000 ... 041g
llty of Bor
deaux as
? 000.. ...sola
1000 80
City of Lyon, fa
aanoo Nil
1000 70"t
1000 7 03t
3000 70t
uiy or star.
aeiUea Is
1000 7 0 7g
40000 80
OOOO SOU
CnltedKlntdm
)4i Itltnew
15000 07t
Itaoo D?tk
8000 07S
is mi
6000 O lit
6000 01
3000 till
1000 OIL
Dora Canada ta!
mi
1000 ODIs
Rep of Cuba ta
1114
9000 OSIa
Japantas Uf
1000 00
Tokyo la
1000.. ...TOIa
2000 70lf
NYCXty 4H K
May
8000. ...07
Not
000 07
itvatr f
4000.
ex oo.
NYCity 4MsU
8000 07
NYCHy 4i. SO
zwu s
Alaska O CT t
Banes A
1000 30
Am Tt Tctlts
3000 031a
AmWrtttngPta
3000. ...77 Sis
A act organ 1
4oas).....iia
AT ASF add 4a
stamped
I0t....V73la:
MUCT 4Va
22000 7014
94Sa, Mm Rap Tr 3.
IBIS
4000 03ia
Cam Clinch
fleldAOtalo Ss
3O00 84
n Leather la
soon .. .OS
CentPacRLU
1000 ... 7U
faOrrim
2000 701a
H4V)olni 4.
4000 03U
1000 oaai
111 st r.n. 1 si
Citron-art as' 2000 03
Odd iota.
Where a "c" follows a quotation it Indicates a bjd or offer for ten shares.
NEW Y0RX CITY BONDS.
Fern. Rate and liatnrltr. Rid.
Inter. 44i. July, 1H7 SV4
Inter. 4ijt. June. IMS M s
Inter. 4I4a, Marcn. isw
Inter. 4",., Nor.. 1907
Inter. 4Ht. Mar. 1967 !t
Inter. 4s, April. J9f4. t
Inter. 4t, March, 1M4 PI
Inter. 4s. March, IMS 91
Inter. 4Vis, Sept., MM 91
Inter. 4t&s, March, l4O-30... 91
Inter. 4s, Miy, 138.,..:... H
Inter. 4., Nor., l3t U
Inter. 4t. Mty. 1937 M
Ret-latered 4f, Nor., 19S.... M
Iteiclttcred 4a. Nor. IMS.... Jf
Registered 4s, Nor.. MS Vi
later. 4. Mty. 1 JH
Inter. 4s. Nor.. lli "
Inter. 34s. Nor. 1933.. 7
Inter. SSi: Nor., 1964 7
lief, coupon 3Vs, Mty, 1931. it
STANDARD OIL ISSUES.
Apprat.
Ata. yi. 1 a-rio..,,..,!,,,, oil. . . .
4I2 Rorne-Scrytnaer Co'.'..,.
Chraabrauh Mfi, Coot. 120
Colonial 1)11 Co 10
Continental Oil 433
I Creaceat Pipe Lisa Co.. 11
Cunibsrltnd p L, Inc.. in
n
S7H
7W
7H
93
2
?
9tV
9.1
.9
W
4.13
111
4.J
4.(2
4.43
4.411
Dee. t.
Bld.Atktd,
17
SI3
413
14
Dec. 7.
Bid. Asked.
4.K
4.M
4.11
4 SO
t'.ii
4.3$
Conpon 4Ht, 19M-193J
Coupon 4i;.. 191S-19S
Conpon 4"i. 19S4-19U
Coupon 4V... 1951.193...
Coupon 4,s, April. 1920
Conpon 4s. ttll-llll....
ReiTitered 31,1. lNO-lfH
n.Il.t.red 3U.S. 11311 193
Registered coupon JH. HHIS'" i !2
Reglaterrd conpon SIM, 1919-1931... 4.10
, Tleld-
Bld. Aikad.
4.1
4 U
4.14
4..0
4.11
1.00
4.1
4.10
4.U
4.30
4.30
4.14
4.30
i'ii
4.10
4.M
4.M
4.M
f.4
4.40
4.40
Aiked. yield.
Here 111 her..
January
1 eiiruary. .
March
April
May
.lone
July
Aurust
Kentcmbar.,
October
.7.44
7.44 7.41
".'ii 7!di
73 7.75 7.73
Close.
7.00-OJ
7.01
7.11-17
7.33-33
7.3J-33
7.40-43
7.49-34
7.57-31
7. MM
7.7J-74
7.9011
rrl
dir.
7.00
7.09
7.11
7.37
7.3
7.44
7.33
7.(1
7.J7
7.74
7.11
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Price changes in the Consolidated ytt
terday were. a. a rule, of a minor char
acter. Mod. rat. setback, at the ep.nlng
war. followed by a b.tttr tone toward the
end of the first hour. Subsequently th.
markat eased again, but staadltd esc
mora ntar th close.
Steel common opened at 18S. or t un
der Frlday'a cloalns. touched ll'.i. rallltd
to S7'i, enld In tfU and then Improved
toward the close. Bethlehem Hteel R
opened at 73 Si. sold early at 73i. rallied
to "I'l, subsequently touched 73 'i and alio
Improved near tha end of til. aaaslon
l.'nlon paclfta opened at 110, down 4,
rallied to 111 H and r.acted to 1104. Be
tides tha Influenc. of tha war news on th.
market Interest was taken In th eemmr
rial agency report., which told ef a wall
deilned disposition In gantrtl trad to op
erate ooniiilHy,
Reslttered coupon mi. 111 I
Registered 3s, 1940-1933 4.10
Relllt.red St! 193J-1W 4.M
Rerittired 3s. 11S-12S 4.10
NSW TOBK OTATB BONDS.
Approx.
Form. Rate ana aiatuniy. jmq.
Coopon 44i, Jin.. UW4......1
ItegUtered 4V4t. JB;. 0.WM",y
Coupon 44t, .Sept.. 194J.....1M
Registered 4'is, Sept., lt3.. ..
Coupon 4i. March. 1963.... n
Retittered 4. March. 1K5 M
Coupon AM: Jan. is.... 91
Regfttered 4Vls. Jan.. 1906... 9
Coupon 44. J-. :;:
Hentiereu -.
Conpon 4, 197 93
Counos 4t, 19M-12. Ctntl... US
Regit. 4t. lev3. Csntl 94
Coupon 41, 1941-43, Highway. 11
Regit. 4s. 19M43. nirtwty.. 94
Coupon 4t, Jan 144 9
ReSttered 4t. Jan., 14....
Coupon 4i. Jan., 141 H
Regfttered 4t. Jan.. 14:.... 15
Coupon tt. 19M-193
Rertttered St. 16-13S
107
107
107
107
10-44
1044
1044
lOi't
1M
M
97
94
97
4.11
4.13
4.11
4 It
4.04
4.04
4.04
4.04
40
4.1
4.11
4.1t
413
Ivurcka rip Lin. Co... 193
fleleoa-Slgnal Oil Co.. Itl
Oslons-Btiral O Co pf. 1-f
Miinoia rip i.ioe vo... 1x5
Indiana Pipe Line ' 13
Internet Pet Co 1114
National Tran.lt ,,, 13
Nw York Tranalt 13
Nortatra P'.pa Lisc 103
Ohio Oil Co M7
Tens Mexican Fuel... . 31
Pierre Oil Corp
Pralrl. Oil Utt 403
Prairie Pip Line 233
S.lsr Refining 33
Southern Pipe Line 113
South Peon Oil 3(0
tt W renn Pipe Llnet.. Its .
Standard Oil of Cel.... 313
Standard Oil of tnd.... (93.
Htaadird Oil of San.... 433
Rtandard (Ml of Ky n
Standard Oil of Neb... 473
Htandard nil of N J 493
Htiadtrd Oil of N Y.... 343
Standird Oil or Ohio.; 400
Swan A Finch Co 93
Union Tank Line SO
Vacuum Oil 330
Washington Oil 37
nt uii annaia "en niocixio
Bt Oil old ilk "all on".l73
Ez dlrldend In New York.
SUGAR STOCKS.
Bid.
Atl TUf .... 1
Atl Rf Dl. S(
Card-Am ... IS
card-Am pi w
C. Arulrre..1lf
Faltrdo ....
FMeral .... to
lVnl pf. 3
Ot Vf.ttern.t73
Ot Wait pf.110
Qusntsnuno 3
Atk
13
SS
20
81
150
97
ft
wo
111
41
Bid.
Juncot Cent.140
Mantti 103
Manatl pf... M
Mai-Am .... s
Mtl-Am' pf.. 71
micnu.n ... .a
National .... 6
N Nlqutro.,170
Nips Bay ...111
Warner 100
A.k.
1(0
lit
H
13
to
to
I
10
117
lit
Barao Heads X. 20. Hall Committee.
BOSTON, tc. I. C. U B.rdo of th
New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail,
road has b.en appolnt.d chairman ef th
New England operating commit!., which
will b charged with Minting about th
gr.at.at peailbl unification of trantporta
lion In this territory during th war. Th
oth.r m.mb.r of th oommlttt ar. B. It.
Pollock. Beaten and Main: J. L. Trud.n.
Beaton sad Albany; J. H. Gardn.r, Ntwlra), l.lll b'
Kngland Httamthlp Com piny, and D. C. I Itrd, ,tt,llo
t uaugist, Main utouai, a
11 17 11
140 100 133
430 4 33 410
II 14 II
140 330 340
44 14 40
430 433 434
S Si 34
140 ISO II
100 194 200
12S in 131
132 13 132
193 11C 13
17 13 17
11 11 11
11 13 11
193 113 193
119 333 110
391 :i7 291
31 34 34
10 9 10
413 40.3 413
340 3i3 340
300 215 $00
193 113 1K
270 240 no
110 106 110
330 215 230
1 (93 (10
430 435 430
1(0 130 140
COO '473 M0
5K 493 (43
NO 243 230
413 420 440
100 83 10
13 S U
130 SJ0 23
13 37 JS
.. 1170
.. 173
SOOO 803.
34000.. 80
I nlled (tins (
SOOO ...,071a
aeooo 07 7
I'nlledKlngdra
Via Ilia
485000.... 0 04
IOUW HUH
1000 0934
Chi Ot WBt 41
1BOD OKI.
CMA8IP CT 3.
aooo 70
C J4 A tft V M
414
12000 SOI
e.rie cr 4s aee I
6000 4I4
Rod Co Oa 4
looo. ....ueig
Hud A M fdg
tt Bene A
looo AO
III Oan rf 4 tt
4DSO BO
laMrb It T ref
I 1944
tone got.
1MH1 . ItM
SOBO 841
Loq A Ntsk 4
SOOO, ....BO'S
MoK A Tea 4
1000.... 07
Mo KATtstd
looo as
Mo Pae cm t
10000 044
BOW o
NY Don att ts
1000 02
MYltukaW ttt
sooo.,.1 0114
NY By. 4J is
0000..... 10
NYTtigB Atft
1000 S7I4
6000 871
NanhtraPac at
&oao OOla
Par Tel A Tt
1000 vo
PsroMarq 1 A
1000 80
StLAIron M a
1000 naia
St LtlStn Fraa
1000.....oA7a
gi L A 8 Fraa
4J
3OD0 88ts
Seathd A L adi
1000 4BIa
Somirae -v ts
SOOO BBIg
4 0OO.. ...80
SOOO 801a
ftpsiinarn Rr
lOOO 0311
South Ry m 41
10000.. ...OHia
Texaa Co er
3000 KB
lOOO..... D 7 Si
Tni-aAT anj s
1000 34
UnlonHac refit
aooo 71
11 8 Kubher .
IOOOO 781
7000 7BU
16000 ....78
V 8 Steel tr 3t
IOOS.....O8I4
1IO0O Oils
SOOO 08
WteraEIc 1
1000 96l
CrOfllP 0P WALL ST1EET.
Rtieealatera DUgtietetl.
It there ever was a time when stock
tnarket pculators were' disgusted It Is
now, according to some veteran man
agers In large commission houses. One
said yesterday that even his personal
friends refused to take on just a hun
dred shares, saying that there wain't a
dollar to be made In the Street. -Clerks
In the large wire houses found It hard
to look buty. One concern which ranks
among the largest had the smallest day
In years. Even the odd lot buying hss
disappeared, thus showing that even the
little fellows don't want any part of the
'present market
Market Oplaloas.
The weekly market reviews of Stock
Exchange Arms yesterday continued
optimistic, but some sounded a note ot
uncertainty. J. 8. Bache A Co. said:
"Stocks continue at cheap levels and the
unusual opportunity for permanent In
vtstment remains open. It Is being
taken advantage of In odd lot purchases
of considerable volume, but the aggre
gate buying is not large enough to In
fluence prices.. It will take some strong
constructive factor to give, an Impetus
to the market" Ooodbody A Co. say:
"Assuming that under the new railroad
regime billions of dollars , of railroad
bonds and stocks will, for the war period
at least, be, removed from the doubtful
list, and that many of these securities
will show considerable strength, th
menace that now hangs over the market
will be removed. This fact, together
with the improvement that will be made
In thousands of margin accounts, should
make for Improvement in the general
market" The Wollman Review believes
that the Administration Is equal to the
task of solving the railroad problem,
"which means neW life for the carriers,"
and also a restoration of the "confidence
of. the Investors" In the stabilisation of
security values.
OFFERINGS GO WELL
IN PUBLIC UTILITIES
Itallroad t J.orrer.
October railroad earnings, as reported
to the Interstate Commerce Commission
and announced yesterday, indicate that
the help which Is on the way will be
none too soon. Costs are rising, accord
ing to these reports, at an unprecedented
rate. One hundred and twenty railroads
reported for October estimated operating
revenue of $266,880,164, compared with
123, Jl,916 ror October or 1916. Ex
penses ef October amounted to $181,799,
312, compared with $146,887,116 for Oc
tober, 1916. leaving net revenues of $83,-
610,112, compared with net of $89,371,
799 for October, 1916.
It Ml Salesmen fop Bonds.
The bond business, so far as salesman
ship Is concerned.'ls undergoing a radi
cal change. In former years owners or
surplus funds sought and welcomed the
bond salesman, but capital's timidity
these troublous days has directed the at
tention of the large Investment firms to
the fact that salesmanship must be ex
ercised In order to piece securities with
Investors. Charles K. Mitchell, president
of the National City Bank, which per
haps has the largest force ot salesmen
of any large distributer of bonds, de
clares that the salesman who once knew
where the drippings ot capital were to be
found and caught them with the Idea
that he was "some talesman does not
hold a place In the bond distributing ma
chinery these days. The business of sell
ing bonds, according to Mr. Mitchell, has
reacneu me point wuere salesmen oner
Ing bonds, like the man offering the
product of a manufacturing company.
must go atter his prospect and convince
him with facts, figures and argument of
the advisability of exchanging his sur
plus savings for a high grade security.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Barns Bros.
Home time sgo a committee ot di
rectors of Burns Bros, was selected to
dispose of the unissued common stock
In the company's treasury. This com
mittee, according to reports current In
the Street, has completed its plan and
will make Its report to the board of
directors at next Tuesday's meeting.
Buying of the stock, which advanced
It to 113 3-esterday, Is based on the be
lief that t he unissued stock or a part
or it st 1es.11 win oe distributed as
an extra dividend.
Cleveland Electric and Boston
Edison Issues Sold, Bro
kers Report.
Trading In the market for public utlll-
Ity securities during the week just pasted
was dull and Irregular. Although little
stock changed hands, prices' eased oft a
point or so over practically the entire
list, more from lack of active support
than from liquidation. Yesterday's short
session was extremely dull.
Offerings of public utility companies'
notes and bonds are being well received.
Brokers handling the Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Company's Issue of $4,000.-
000 first mortgage 5 per cent, bonds, at
90 and interest, which mature April 1,
1939, report the entire Issue was placed
within Ave days.
The Edison Electric Illumlnatlag com
pany of Boston's new Issue of $3,000,000
two year 6 per cent, gold notes, dated
December 1. 1917. have all been sold, the
subscription price being 14 end Inter
est, yielding approximately 6.65 percent
quotations follow : M
Dec. . Dec. 7.
KM asked. Bid. Asked.
Am j.ia-nt at rrpaetinn..nK
Am Light ft Trae pf.. 94
uironaacB .itieo rower., iv
Adirondack Elee Pwr nt. 71
Am On A Electric... 17
Am Oil A Klectrle pf. 40
Am Power A Light.... 43
Am Pow A Light pf.... 74
iua ruiMic utilities iv
Am Public Utilities pf.. It
Am W W Klectrle... 44
Am W W A K ptrtlc pf.
Ara IT W 4 K 1st tf.. 31
Ctrollnt Power St Light. 30
Cirollna Pwr A I t nr.. 90
Cities 8errlce "04
Cities Service pf 734
ioioraao fpucr Zi
Colorado Tower pf 94
Com with Tr Ry A Lt.... 34
lomwun it Ry a Lt pr. :
Otc Bond A Share pf.. 4
KmBlre District Elec pf.. 14
renerai L.I tr xrtction.. ..
Federtl Lt A Traction nf
Oat A Klectrle Secur.... 310
uaa a Electric Recur pf. 1
Idaho Power pf 91
Northern Ohio Electric. 27
Northern Ohio Elec pf... (I
Northern Ont Lt A Pwr. 11
Northern not l.t JY t nf til
Northern State Power.
orth Htatea Pwr pf.. II
Otirk Power A Water... S3
Pacific Oas A Electric. 13
raciSc Uaa ft Elec pf.. 104
Pine Alnff nf at
Republle Ry A Light.... 30
Republic Ry A Light pf 12
Houthern I'll Edison.... 10
Southern Csl Edison pf. 94
Standard Gat A Elec. 44
Stand Gaa A Eleo nr.. s
Tenn Ry Lt A Power... 2
Tenn Ry Lt ft Pwr pf.. 10
United Light ft Rys.... 31
United Lt A Ryt lit pi. II
Western Power a
Wettern Power pf 40
1. nam Kirei rower pr. 1
i .r raiue
220 216 t.t
444
II 1 II
71 7 71
0 17 0
43 40 .41
M 43 10
71 74 71
31 W 31
(1 (9 II
(4 4'j .44
13 I 11
tt M (1
13 10 II
3 90 13
:i4 Mf :io
7 7:4 7
24 'I 24
94 94 t
It 34 M
13 t: 3
ft 94 9
19 I I
..
31 tl
to a tm
M ) II
100 II 10
33 17 12
73 M 71
II 11 11
(3 60 Ii
71 fl 72
11 M 11
41 33 41
S3 33
13 I0 II
I N M
22 20 22
(3 32 H
12 10 13
97 91 17
13
31 31 II
4 2 4
12 1 12
SI 24 11
et it 1 ts
11 9 11
43 4 43
100 SI 10
GRAIN JOLTED AGAIN
BY EMBARGO RULING
.AH Doubts Removed by Ex
plicit Announcement by
Food Administration.
Chicaoo, Dec. $. Bxpllclt announce,
ments Of a ruling by the Food Admlnls.
tratlon that no railway shipments of
grain to or through the embargoed ions
east of Chicago would bo permitted had
a bearish effect to-day on prices. Corn
closed unsettled, January $1,20 and
May $1.18 to $1.18, with the mar
ket us a whole ranging from 1c. decline,
to c. advance compared with yester
day's finish. Oats Inst 1 to lc, net
and provisions 12 to 37r.
At first the tendency of prices was
down grade owing to Inferences that th
ban on rail shipments of corn and oats
eastward from Chicago would result in.
the massing of stocks here and at other
terminals. Later such an assumption
seemed temporarily to be open to iu.
Hon on account of Instructions that all
railroads In the United States were to
give food and feed priority over military
supplies. Toward the end of the diy,
however, doubts disappeared and prices
accordingly fell.
CORK Eastern eath potltlon firm nnlnr
to embargo, kiln drl.d No. 1 yellow belnc
quoted at 11.94 4 c. f.. New York flft.ei,
days' shipment Argentln quoted at ILISit
2.20 f. : b. car Nw York to arrive.
OATS Kaat.rn caah position strong,
local prlc.t showing further gains; aland.
rd quoted at Il417e,! No. 2 white. I7e.
No. 3 white. Iff) I 4c; No. 4 white. II
934ct fancy clipped white. II 4 4c;
ordinary clipped whit., I70SS4C, til tit
vator.
WIIKAT Snow In th West was lenk.4
upon ft. favorable for the new winter crop.
Receipts at primary points again amall
and ror th week ahowtd lota.t ot tbout
100.000 bushels, and wer. n.arly 4.900.001
under corr.tpondlng wk laat yar.
RYE steady; No. 2 Wettern, II. I a. f,
Nw York.
BARLEY 8tey: reading. ILI)!.JI;
malting, I1.I0L40: California, 11.4191.19,
sit coat and might Nw Trk,
UtUCAJtU FKICB7S.
CORN- 43PSB.
Diced bar.. 114
January....
May
OATS
Decembar., Mty
LARD
January....
May...
RIBS
Janoary..., May
POHK-
January...,
ISO
1UH
5
24.40
t4.T
26.00
Bit.
INK
14.41
34.42
ss.tr
211
Lw.
1
12
1114
KM
14.13
M.T1
MM
CIOM.
114
1SM4
IltU.
Frl
str. IB
.5
un mii
ten
MM
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT BONDS.
(Quoted on a percental, taitlt.)
Name. Maturttr.Rate. Illd.Asked
Baltlmqx A Ohio..,. 1911-37 4-44 ISO I.SI
Bug. Koeh A Pitta... 1911-14 44-1 110 E&O
Canadian Pactno 1111-24 44 (.60 1.73
Chettpaake ft Ohio. .117-27 44 r.u 6 20
Chi A Nortbweetera-ltir-ss 44 6.10 6.20
Chi B I ft Pan 1917-27 44-3 7.00 1.00
Chi. St L ft N O.... 1917-24 6 6.10 6.20
Cleve. C, C A St L..1111-3S 6 f.73 t.OO
neiawtre iucon..!E: . 'i 00 r.:3
Eri Railroad 1917-27 44-3 t.76 1.00
Crand Trunk 1117-21 V. 7.00 ton
niirola Central 1917-24 44-C (.10 6 33
Loultrnie ft Natb.. .117-23 s (,.; 1.14
Michigan Central 1917-30 3 (.00 t.ti
tto, Htntaa.a 'itiai.,iti7-zi u 7.ou t.w
Missouri Pacific 1117-22 6 7.00 100
Mobile A Ohio 117-3 44-6 (.13 l.-.t
N T Central line.. .117-32 44 6 M f.00
Norfolk A WtUro.. 1117-24 44 1.70 S.10
N Y. N H ft Hart... .117-11 44 7.00 t.M
Pnn 0n Freight..,. 1117-21 4-44 6.7 610
St Ii BouthWHttrn.. 1917-2 44-3 (.7 t.OO
attboard Air Line.... 117-31 ( 7.M 40
Southern Pacific 1917-34 44 C 3.40
Southern Rallwy 1917-34 44-1 .M C.0
Union Tank Line 1911-20 5 6.M tit
lee CrnsTaera Work at the goo.
8AUIT BTE. MARIft Mich., De. I.
fTlth th-coldest weathtr ef tha staaon
E revelling In the-Itak Superior region far
low siro during th night a large fl.st
ef Ir cruthtrt ttart.d to-day to kttp
chann.la open so that th last postlble
cargo ot grain mty b ttnt down th lakes
befor navigation t.rmlnatsi.
DEEVKS Receipt!, (33 head: 13 carton
sale. No transaction, r.ported; feeling un
changed. Dres.ed beet .t.aay at itsrzzc.
per lb. for native sld...
toi.ir, ncciipif, ... iissoi . un M,..
Market .t.ady: common to prim, veals
sold at 113917 per 100 lbs.: culls, til:
city dressud veil, firm at :e:S(,c. per
lb.; country dressed do., 119240.
Sales S. Sanders: 41 veals. 131 Ibt. ar-
erure. 117 per 100 Ibt.: 20, 131, ll.7i; 7,
?. 113: 4 culls, 17, 112.
SHEEr A7iU LAUUS Kec.lOlS. 1..BV
head; 3 car. on tale; market ateady.
Sheep sold at II par 100 lbs.; lambs, 117.10
OH; rulli. 112. Or.as.d mutton ateady at
ltf21c. Dor lb.: drested lamba. 214924c.:
country dressed hothouse lam Us, tlVll per
carct.s.
Sales Tobln ft Shannon: 110 Pennayl
vanla lambs. 40 lbs. at tract. Ill bar 100
lis.: 7 sheen.' to, 10. S. Sandtrt: 60
Pennsylvania lamb.. 73. tin: 42. 0. 117.60;
2 culls, 30. I2; D .hasp. 101, 19.
HOGS Receipts, 1.640 head: only a f.w
on .ale. Mark.t .t.ady. Country dr.tsed
hog. M:5c, per lb.; roaattr 23021c.
ales S. Sanders: 8 pigs, 03 lus. aver
age, 110. SO per 100 lbs.
Other Clttea' Lire Sleek Mtunkcts.
CHICAGO. Dec. 8. Hoc R.ceintt. 20.-
000; weak. Hulk, IIS.800 17.30; light,
tio.409 17. zu; miseo, no.ojcri7.su: neary,
! 10.70 01 7.36; rough, 110.70010.00; pigs,
1 2.73013.7.-..
Cattle Receipts, 4.000; wak. Native
at.ers. 17.364 10.26: W eater n attert. 10.30
913.70; atocker. and feeders. 16.100 11.00;
cows and belfert, I3.104J 11.40; calves,
18 It IS.
Sheep Receipts, 1.000; steady. Weth
ers. I8.80ti 12.00; lambs, 1 12.609 1.0.
1ST. I.UUIS, Dec. t. Hogs Receipt., .
300: lower. Light. I17U17.35; pig.. 114.23
010.60; mixed and butchers. I17.1301T.4G;
good heavy, 117.39017.13; bulk. 117017.40,
Cattle Receipt.. 900; .teady. Native
beef steers. 1115; yearling attert and
h.lfer., 17014.30; enwa. 11011; atocker.
and f.eders, IC. 30011; natlv ctlvet, 13.73
014.73.
She. p Receipt., none: steady. Limbi,
llSti 16.15; ewes. 110(111. SO; neth.rs. 111
013.30: otnner. and choppera. 180.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. . Hogs Receipt e,
7,000; ateady. Hulk, 117.10017.40; heav.
I17.20O17.33: packera and butchers. 117.10
017. JO; light, 116.10 17.30; pigs, I130II.
Cattle Receipts, 1,000; ateady. Prim,
fed steers, 114013. 80; drested btaf etesrt,
111013.10: Southern steers, 17010; cost,
IS.76010.30; heifer., $1.30013.60; stock.r.
and fenders, 17011; bulla, . 5001.33;
calve., 16.(0013.
Sheep Receipts, 1,000; ateadr. Lambs,
tl3.3(0K.(O: yearlings, 111.10014; weth
ers. IU.-3O0U; ewes, 110.30012.
KAHT BUFFALO, Dec. I. Cattle Re
ceipt., 300; sloe.'.
Veals Receipts, 30: easy: 17011.
Hog. Recelpta, 3,700; strong. Heavy,
117.9011; inlied, 117.10017.10: Yorker.,
117.73017.13: llcht Yorkers, 111011.33;
pics, 1(; roughs, ll.4O0t.IOj ttaga, 14
013.
Sheep and Iamb Rte.rptt, 400; tt.ldy
and unchanged.
CINCIINNATI, Dec, I. Hogs Rectlpt
5,100; steady.
Cattle Receipts, 410; Heady. Ctlvet
slow; 13013.30.
Sh.ep Receipts, non.s; steady. Lambs
ste.dv.
PrrTSBI'RC, Dec. I. Hogt Rec.IpU.
1,000; tteadv: lies.v.v. 117.(3017.70: heavy
yorsera. tif.sAtrii-au: ntni lorxtrt,
lll.230K.75; pits. tlS.7301f
Sheep ar.d lambs Receipt., 200: ateady.
Top aheep. 111,73: top lambs, 117.30.
Calves Rtcelpts. 100; steady. Top, 111.
Demand for War Stamps.
Thrift and War Savings Stamps were
purchased In Wall Street yesterday by
threes different types of people. One
class purchased the 25 cent thrift
stamps out of curiosity, another be
cause they really want to save and
help the Government, and the third"
class took chances In auctions. Harts
l'orne A Plcabla reported that practically
every visitor to their offices took at
least one thrift stamp.
BAILB0AD EARNINGS.
Kaparta Front New York.
Bxpsrts from Naw York y.tttrdty in
rludad: Wheat. 111.4(0 bu.i earn. 11 sin
I ku.i peas, ll,44 ku.l bisas, ,4t fcu.) ost-
iia.i aacoat, t.ttt.iji int.;
Ik..: lubrtcatlnar all. 4t.lt
gal.: Itrd subitum, 411,111 Ibt.
ATLANTA. niRMINOHAM ft ATLAN
TIC Henortt October cross 1318.113. Inc.
131,018; net after tax 110,43. dac. 113,-
110; irom January 1 gD". ss,-s,os., inc,
Sill. 111! n.t aftertax 1401.41. dep. 15 111
ATLANTIC COAST LINE R.porta Oc
tober operating ravtnu tt.fti.itf, op.rat
Inc Income 1117,073: from January 1
operating revenue 115,(11,111, operating
Iricoma fl. 117. 151.
LOUISVILLE A NASHVILLE Reporta
Troaa rourin ween in rsovemnvr t,vl4,4St,
nn. 1437.0(1: from January 1 119,195,991,
inc, tiv,ssii-v.
MINING AND OIL NEWS.
CERRO DE PASCO COPPER ft. narta
Novtmbtr production of conpar ,44,0
Sounds, compartd with T.lll.tlt la Oeto
r and 7.441,40 In Stpttmbtr.
BAST BTJTTB COP. A MININO CO.
R.nort. Nov.mbtr preduetlen ef coppst
i,v,ivv pvusoi sou ut,iiTr ts,itt ounces.
. UnBlled Steel Orders.
Guesses on the unfilled orders of the
United States Steel Corporation, to be
Issued to-morrow, range downward from
200,000 tons decrease. Trade authori
ties flguro that orders during Novem
ber came In at the rate of about 80
per cent. In excens of October, although
the output was smaller, fixed officially
at S3 per cent, ot capacity, with ship
ments not up to that figure, due to
car shortage. If most of the prophecies
made about the unfilled orders have
nny foundation, the figures will be the
smallest of any month In almost two
years.
NOTES AND BONDS.
, . . Rite. Doe. Bld.Asked.
Am Power ft Light 1921 90
Am Public Service ( 1942 .. H
Apptlichltn Power."..... 3 133 70 7.
Arizona Tower ( 1933 13 90
Ark Val Ry Lt ft P.... 191H ,93 !
Ctpe Breton Klec 3 1913 St 91
Connecticut Power 191 tio 94
Colorado Power 3 1931 S3 M
Columbus Elec ill 97 Mil
Columbus Power 3 19J 14 tt
Dllll. Elec Cor 3 1932 914 S
Excelsior Spt W (J ft E. f 1932 93 100
Kattern Tower ft Lt 3 IMS CI4 94
Ktstern Trial Klec 3 1943 13 SO
KI Paso Elec 3 1932 174 S34
Fort Dodge D M ft S... 3 131 .. B!i
Oreit West Pwr deb.... 1935 S3 5
Croat West Power 3 194 ( 73 10
Ollreston llous Elc Ry. 3 1931 so S3
Houghton Co Dec Lt.... S 1927 93 944
Houston Klec 3 1933 90 93
Ktnttt City Ry S 1941 .. 90
Lturentlde Tower 5 l4d 13 87
Louis Git ft Elec 191! 100
Mid Weat UtlL I 1933 9". 9
Mississippi River Power 5 1931 C? (9
Miss Val Ilia ft Elec... 3 1)23 10 S3
Mobile Electric 3 1914 83 90
Muskogee llss ft Klec... 6 l2t 93 91
Nevada Cal Electric f 1940 94 90
Northwestern Elec 3 1941 !t
North Ont Lt A Tower.. 6 1t:1 77 3
North n T A I.I ref ...3 19S u
Northern States Power. 1924 90 91
Northern Statet Power. 3 1911 87 ' ST'.j
.Northern Trial Klec., . 3 19(0 2 S(
Oklahoma Gas ft Elec... t 1919 93 ft
Ottumwa Ry ft Light.... 3 P34 93 97
Pacific I! ft P (Aril).... f 1931 93 141
Tucet Sound Trae I. ft T 1919 97 6!,
Ssn Diego Con G ft K... t 1923 9 100
Sttndird r.ts ft Eire, g 1913 13 91
Southern Csl Kdtton 3 1931 89 93
Southern C.I Gs 1930 99
Southwestern T ft Lt.... 3 1941 SO 87
Sprlucfleld Rsllwsy 3 1933 .. 81
Tempi Elec 3 19U.1 S3 91
Topeki T.y ft Llslit rcf 5 1933 8.1
Twin Stltet G ft E 3 1933 83 93
United Lt ft llri deb.... fit 9t !
United Lt ft nil 3 1932 SS 87
United Stltes Tub Serr. ( 19.'7 95 99
United Utilities f 1913 93 t
Virginia Ry ft Tower.... 3 1931 . 81
West Tenn Tower A.... 3 19.K 9
West Va Trae ft E f 1919 944 914
West Stairs G ft E...... S 127 9.1 91
Winnipeg Klec Ry f 1H1 100
Wisconsin Edison deb . 6 1931 94 1
Willys-Overland.
The tecent order for motor trucks for
the Government which the Willys-Overland
Company will fill Is reported to
total almost $20,000,000, and t Is said
that this business, with what he's been
booked, will keep the plsnt at capacity
during all next year. Results ot opera
tions tor the full year of 1917, figured
on the eleven months record, will show
about $5 a share after full allowance
for all taxes, prefer: ed dividend require
ments and depreciation fund. This
compares with 16.L'i last year.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
ATTLICATION TO LIST In Ne- York
Stock "Exchange Ilethlehem Steel corpora
tion 130,000,000 l','e cumulative convertible
preferred stock ana 110,000,000 class II com
won stock (non-voting) Into which such
preferred ttock Is convertible; Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company 811,330,(00
Toledo, Cincinnati DMslon, first lien and
rerunaing mortage 4". bonds, series A,
due July 1. 19(9: Central Trust Company
of New York certificates of denoslp for 43..
600 shsres of stock of ih. Irvine National
Hank of N.w York, and certificate, for
is, out snares or atocx or mine Trust
Company.
CONVERSR ft CO. (A. D.) Hav be.n
Appointed fiscal agents for I'eerle.s Oil and
Gas Company, a 83,000,000 producing oil
company, with properties In Kansas and
usiinomi,
HALE ft KILBUHN CO Reports for
quarter ended September 30 net ord.rt
tost. a., inn net snipmenis t9.,M3,
HARTSHOUNB ft PICAHIA Members
.-ew iotk niocK r-xenange, nave been an
pointed stents by United Stales Treasury
I'suMriuivni mr snie 01 war sarincs stamps,
This Is tint firm In financial district ,n
bounce offering of services In this connec
tion. Thire la no profit in the transaction
01 1 111s ous.nees.
KRESS A CO. (S. It,) Reports sales n
Novtmb.r amounted to 11,111,144, inc.
IStO.tll nr 24.1 per cent.; for eleven
monms tis,ui,iu, inc. f-',l.D,2TS or 11
per c.nt.
, NEW YORK CURB MARKET Addl
iionai .sv snar.s or voting truat c.r-
iinceiea 01 par vwiua or lieu ox at Louis
Rocky Mountain 'and Taclflo Company ap
proved tor lilting.
INDUSTRIAL NEWS,
47.00 47.07 41.80 41.13
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn.
Rirnrdar H1,0X ri.Onn
Lett week.... 911.000 734.004
Ltityeir 1.012.009 l.ft4S,000
SEABOARD CLEARANCES
Flour. Whett.
Sltnrdar 7,000 742.000
Ijitt week .'.... 37.044
Lilt jeer 77,000 810.000
BID AND ASKED PRICES.
Ss.1t
21 13
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TU.W
1.02V Don
701 MO
Corn
25.11
Clotinr nrlce of stock In which there wen
no trantactlons yesterday:
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AlaskaOM 1i
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110 pi . . . xo 1
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PUBLIC t'TIUTY NEWS.
DIlNVKIt TRAMWAYS SYSTIIM Re.
ports Sept. cross 9388.931. Inc. 89.933: net
earnings 8126,733. dec. 13.718; surplus after
taxes and murce. 933,79, dec. .'.9S9; nine
months' gross ti. 341, 169, Inc. till, 3i: .net
earnings 11,143,109, dec, 173,714: surplus
after taxes and charges 13:3, 124, dec.
137,310.
Havana i:i.i:" RV LIGHT ft
POWER CO. Reports October srnss earn
ings 8635,822, Inc 8103,4(4: net earnings
8354.137, inc. 1 18.984 : total net Income
I3S.04C. Inc, 19,79; surplus utter fixed
charges $2.13.887, Inc. 840.2(3; ten month."
gross 35,(72.408, Inc. 1733.596: net earnings
83,205,254, Inc. 11(5.373; total net Income
13, 333,413, Inc. IH:'. 683; surplus afiK- Used
charges 13,084, 87, inc. t:iO,S34.
INTUIINATIONAL ItV. CO. Reports to
Public Service Coninils.'.on. Second dis
trict. New York, for quarter ended Sept.
SO last, cro.s revenue of 12.152.(33, Inc.
132,034; net after tairs 1729,115, dec. (0..
87(; surplus after charges 1372,747, dec.
876.362. Condensed balance sheet ss of
Sept. 20. 1917. shows total assets and lia
bilities of SI7.362.'.'23.
TIJNNCSSKK I'Ovyr.R CO. Reports Oc
tober gross 1180,439, Inc. IH, 412: net after
taxes 845,244, dec 34.851: deficit after
charges 13.272, Inc. 818,330: twelve months'
gross 81,833.912. Inc. 8274.917: n.t after
tnxes l(0,332. dec, 887.(00; surplus after
charces I1U.3S3. dec, 1331,019.
WESTI3RN STATES OAS ft ELECTRIC
CO. Reports October gross 1114,(52, com
pared with 1103,274 In October, 1911; n.t
143,984, compared wltli 8(6.714; twelve
months' gros. tt,3(C,S63, compared with
II.33C.6I3 In preceding scar; net 1433,430,
compared with 8586,933.
MINTS BREAK ALL RECORDS.
Total of Coin Turned Ont In Year
400,000,000 1 Profit 910,4794,000.
Washington, Dec. 8. Unprecedented
war demand for coins resulted in the
mintage of more money during the year
'ended July 1 than In any other year of
history, enld Raymond T. Baker, direc
tor of the Mint, in his annual report
Issued to-day. There were 406,000,000
coins worth $25,44!,00O manufactured in
the Philadelphia, San Francisco nnd Den
ver mints, or nearly three times more
than In the preceding year. More than
half, or 213,500,000 were one cent pieces ;
87.S00.O00 dimes and 76,000,000 nickels.
Profit on coinage amounted to $10,478,
000. Stiver bought totalled 0,161,000
oiihces. The country's production In the
calendar yesr wis 74,414,000 ounces, of
which 32,103,000 ounces were used in
industrial arts.
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LOOSK-W1LES BISCUIT CO. Ellsha
Wtlktr of William Solomon A Co. has
bttn tltcttd a mtmbtr of the board ol
dlr.ctort. succttdlng th lit O.orgt 0.
Ilnry.
SCRIPTS-BOOTH CORP. Clartnc. H.
Booth hsa rttlgn.d si president and direc
tor. A. H. Sarvtr, formerly with Bulsk
Meter Co.. has batn lctd to fill both
gotltloni. A. P. Sloan has bttn, .ucce.ded
as a director by Fred W. Warner. Kdward
vr Linden has been thoacn a director
In place of Thorns Warner, rcslsncd.
War Issnrs) for Chrtstntae Gifts.
The Treaiury Pepsrtm.nt and banker,
throughout the country ar discouraging
th use of gold rolnt at Chrlttmts gifts
tlilt year to save th. rnld tupply for bank
ing reserve purposes while th wtr con
tinues. Instead they are suggesting th
substitution nf wtr lavlnss certificates,
thrift stamps and Llb.rty Bonds,
PARIS MARKET.
PARIS, rt.e, I. Prices heavy on th
Bourse to-dty. Thrw per cent, r.nt.s, 69
fritiis 30 rentlmet for cash. Eichang on
lamdon, 21 francs 23 centlmss. Fir ptr
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