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14
THE SUN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1918.
: -J100 Years of
Commercial Banking
THE
Nation
or the
City of New York
Capital & Surplus, $5,000,000
Resources, - $80,000,000
Chatttr Mtmhtr N.Y.ClearingHouse
Member' Federal Ruerte Bank.
Untied Slates Depository
149 Broadway
(Singer Bldg.)
Cor. Liberty St.
Branch
Greenwich and Warren
-U.
Bowery and Grand St.
Ninth Avenue and 14th St.
Broadway and 18th St.
2 West 33d Street
57th Street and Third Ave.
Broadway and 61 at St.
86th St. and Lexington Ave.
'Broadway and 105th St.
Lenox Avenue and 116th St.
67 West 125th St., nr. Lenox Av.
Broadway and 144th St.
We IntitcYcur Account
-JUKI
Motor Stocks
and the
. Motor Industry
We are distributinc a book
let containing a series of ana-
, lytical articles on the inotor
industry- w'tn a review of the
more important conipuntci.
Copy on request
' ! or Um.klei M-
Memtors N. Y. Stock Kxcbancre.
42 Broadway. New York
Teleph I .1)1
PIERCE
ARROW
Tie fosition oj this tompanj in
no tor truck irJiuty is treated in
Special Circular li 21
Sen'. o,i fftfiifi'.
E.W. Wagner & Co.
Members .Vru I'cr.'- Meet ii'xcAaija
33 New Street New York
TIMBER
next to steel, has pro
duced the greatest wealth
in America. It is to-day
the second greatest in
dustry in this country.
The increasing demand
upon our fast disappear
ing forests makes the
intelligent investment in
timber the safest and
most profitable.
Call or write for our
illustrated booklet on
"TIMBER INVESTMENTS"
Personal Interviews and
Correspondence Incited.
A. C. Frost & Company
Incorporated.
30 East 42nd St.
-Forty-second Street Bide-)
Telephone Murray Hill 8594
III MMs OPI'OKTI'MIIKS.
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BAILS HOLD FAIRLY WELL
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Prleo movement In the two hour ses
sion tn the Stock Kxchange yesterday
were Irregular, with the general trend
downward, but trading was quiet and as
a rule tho declines were not of much
consequence. Although a fairly strong
undertone developed at the opening, un
der which substantial advances occurred
throughout the list, tho market ran Into
further realising and selling pressure be
fore tho end of the first hour, and prices
reacted sharply. In the last few minutes
a feeblo rally set In, but there was not
sufficient recuperative power In back of
tho market to cause n full recovery of
prices from the low levels touched earlier
In the session. The result was a very
Irregular l!et at the closing, the. rails
holding fairly well gains sustained under
the lmpulre of the passage of the rail
road bllt by the Senate, and the more ac
tive Industrial Issues generally showing
fractional .losses from Thursday's clos
ing. Although trattPPt founit"tiji.tli:iriitl
reasons for depresrlng prices In the news
that camn from Itussla, during the ses
sion, developments over the holiday were
generally In tho nature of constructive
factors to the market. The passage of
tho railroad bill by tho Senate marked
the first step In clearing away the un
settlement which has hung over the rail
way shares and found ready reflection at
the opening In advances In this depatt
ment of from n half to as much as two
points, the extreme advance being In the
case of Union l'aclllc. At tho same time
the passing of the measure by the Hen
ate now clears the way for early action
on the War rinanre Corporation bill,
which Is looked upon by the speculative
element an a very constructive factor to
stock market prices. The railroad bill,
of course, ne-'ds tho approval of the
House, but the fait that no trouble Is ex
pected in tills connection Ls placing the
rails In n more favorable light.
For the reason that developments in
Washington over the holiday had im
proved se:it!iin-nt, the pressure directed
against the market at certain periods of
th session did not appear Important.
Tho reason that It wax allowed to de
velop at all was due tn the quietness of
the trading and to Hie fact that the most
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fraternity was absent from the session,
a situation which cave the bears an ex
cellent opportunity to raid the market.
The most Important pressure to di
rected against Sim site! and copper
shales and some of the sp.-clalties. The
rails held well In face of the opposll'on.
but the equipment", including lialdwln,
gave way. The movement in lialdwln
was particularly pronounced in the last
few minutes, when It broke to 7.1 accom
panying rumors that the annual report
would make a very unfavorable showing.
The merger of General Motors and Chev
rolet was depressing to the former. To
bacco and Bugar shaies were strong.
Tho bank statement showed a gain in
surplus reserve, of J28,531,(iR0, despite a
W2.0OO.O0O Increase i'i ordinary loans.
The improvement in tne reserve position
iVbb mad- poalb! by the fact that the
banks gained from the Federal Ilerve
Hank $21, 110,000 In cash, ami at the
same. t,mo reported a decrease n de
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES.
Saturday, February 23, 1918.
191. 1917. 1316.
sale 341.240 142,700 271.100
to date 22,223,310 29,220,300 25,983,200
Annual dividend rates are quoted In dollar.
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400 Alaska Oold Mines
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3700 Am Can
1900 Am Car A Foundry
200 Am Cotton Oil
200 Am Hide & Leather pf...
100 Am Ice pf
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400 Am Unseed Co
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300 Am Sugar Kef
800 Am Tel & Tel ,
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1000 Int Paper
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37
17
200iBuperlor Steel
2700'Tenn Copper & Cliem....
1200 Texas Co
2600 Tobacco Products
200'Tranr.tie & W'm
370 t'nlnn Pacllli'
lOuit'nltfil Alloy Steel
900 l.'nited ciBar Stored
200'1'nltnl Fruit Co
200 i;ntted lly Inv
300 I 'nlted lty Inv pf
1100'lJ S 1 Alcohol
200 U H P.ubbtr
100 r S Smelt, It & M
57tO0fU S Steel
1400 1'tah Copper
36
I 16?t 17
154Vi155
' f6! 56
10 40
10
.121 121. 120-V
3S, 3S7,, 38'
1 957, ;,.-,?! isi4
129 '129''129 '
5 ' 5 Vi ! 5
12; 12 12
1214 121 121
' 57 I 57 57 Vi
, 46 46! 46
66 96 I 95
83 ' S3 J Sl'?4
' 41I 41, 41
'102'102 102
1C
anOiVa-C'nro Clu-m
100
100
200
800
200
100
200
100
4600!
200
400
100
Va-Caro Chrmlinl pf
va Iron, Coal & Cone....
Wabash
Wabash pf A ;
Western Maryland
Western l'aclllc pf I
W.-sitlngliouM K SI....1
WheelitiK & Lako Eric,..
Wlllyn-Over!nnct 1
WHhon & Co
WorthlnRton Pump
65
S7,
4291
Hi
51-H
41
10
19
55
10
90
63
Si
42;
54
.41
6
3;
;iu,
if
53
38
88
62
WorthlnKton Pump pf A.
lOO'Worthlngton 1'ump pf 11.
Odd lots. Note Odd lot transactions are not recorded tn separate lino
unless niilfB were ttiude at prices outside, of the regular full lot range.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
,(!cni( Desfilch to Tmic SrN.
I". II. Croeigrtlc fnrmily vice. prei!, lent
anil general manacer of til" Utah Power
Light Company, has been elected vice.
pralUent of the USi'Ctrlu Hand Share Com
pany, Ilnlliray Invealora Leaguo lin, lasiied a
re;oit to members coverlne ll actlvltle.
In the ear and a half wnlch liaa elapsed
snt-4 It orttanlaatlon.
Dlrectnra of tha Adama llxpreas Com
pany, at a meeting on Thursday, consid
ered the divide ml. but tool; no action,
Tlio Columbia Truat Company will pay
oin. annual Intereat nf 1 per cent, on
the Atlanta, Ulrmlntham and Atlantic
hallway 3 per cent. Income mnrta-age.
bonda on March 1, which payment cover
tho period from July 1 to December 31
luM.
Matthew If, Council, formerly connected
with tho bond department of llornlilownr
A Weekx, haa opened an office ut 111
llroadnay,
.1, Kranti Howell haa littied a epecl.il
lettar on Central leather, belnii one of un
alplinbetlcal atrka xovrrlng tha li.duatrlal
atnehf.
WASHlNtiltlN, 1VI. U.Slateroent of le.
eeipta anil dltiurci(ifuts ul the Treasury
l'h"",' Thla tnontli. I'I.eal year.
Ilrrrltita MM.ait.'.Il lP,175,7W.r.5)
lil.liuHeoiiiita. . . W.i.4te,l) lo.stii.s.o.oco
Sutplua tSS.7A4.013 Def. IWO.773.410
Tlie euatoim lei-lpfi. 7OT.042 : Intenul
ren-inie, ordinary, ll.ilil.Sjl: tnvainv tat, it'll.
elO: lnlicellanmua, 13)7,753; ralloiul bank
nolei rerelrail for ri'.tei:ipti,i, l'4!,Sl!t. 1 Iif
uirrint .tatciiient of tlie lultcil btatu Treat-
uier for 1'f'jruarr II:
(iKNKUAI, 1UN1.
ArallaMe aol.l 'isi'i.?
ArallaWe .llrer
Villte.1 Stat.a Hole. 14,3J1,M1
National bank and 1 eilcral lie- ,,,.,,
nerTe nnlen 4,4io.;7
Ceitlfled rUk 411 ballk M.HJ
Siin.Mlary allver, inliior coin and
liver bullion f: MMt
linclaol.lo.l (unkfirtr.il rurri-tirv . ,si,4Su
J)euolt In l.arka nl Ptitlllt'in
Treaaury IM,Ml,Ma
Arallablo rnitvacy In Timitry au!
Iiankt .... . l.leW.w.ra:
rlui't cuitent llablhtiea. , l67,K.'ii,S7
Net baliino In acinial fund . , tJ7,7l5,WtS
itKst'.itvi: ri'Mi,
OoU coin and InilHmi . . . tlj:j79,0i;
TRUST PltXH.
I The PI Loula
i.oinpany nai u,rn sraniea nuiuoruy li
la, nc (I.li'O.OOO In bonda to cover expi-nJI.
tuiea foe coulpment,
Thnmaa M, McKaa It Co, will imoe
their branch offlca from 103 Fifth avenn
to SOS Fifth avtnue vn March 1,
27A I To redeem nutatandluK rertlileatea,.tl,4M.ei;,371
lOOluraiid tvtal taab aitela In Trraiuiy :,li7o,Kl),eW
Day's sales
Year to date
United
Uw.
i.J
13
2
2
26
79
40
72
314
69
42
64 -
82
64
60
83
02
65
85
107
107
165
99
64
91
26
63
85
Ctot
inr. -Hit"
Chtnie.
1000. . , . 9
13
2
2
4
1
U
,
;
1
6
1
1
1
U
M3000... 9 7. Ml rsxtbmyM 4
30OO.. ..Q8.M 13000.. ,.H 7.00
4r.O00. . . . O 7 .! 4R0OT. , . . H O
IOOOO. . , . 0 7 .M 80000. . . . 9 U .M
26
81
40
73
314
59
42
64
32
65
60
83
92
65
90
107
107
165
99
54
94
26
63 T
35
82
i;sUbertrltl. 10O0O.. ..Hfl.W
3000.. ., B7.1J 17009.. ..no.M
4000..., O 7. SO COOO. ..00.
AmForn Src M.N Y Stats 4is
jisiu y 013
1000 OUV
AniloFrtnchtt
1000.. .103
NTCIty 4',p 00
1(5000.,
,001s
Aooo 00
30000..
BOO.,
1000,.
,.0C4
. 0014
,.onis
NYCIty 44 1M7
3000 a 7I
AmTA T ell Ml
3000 04)3
1000 0 414I
1000 941si
Am TATdl 4
1000 813
fiOOO. ,
,oou
eoon ooig
looooo. ,.oo
WW 0 0s
100000.... 00
rreecbRepsUs
11000.... 0714
1IMXS) ...0 71 J
4000 H
Armour 4Ws
ty or uor
deanx 44
MWO. ...sorH
1000.... 8. Ma
S0OO Rflli
.1000 ....Btl
10OO ....HHIi AT.tRKiMl 4
llty of Paris ts.ioooo saij
.1000 . HI)
AT A. IK ad) 4
1000 8OI4
United Klnt-itm
, Ui llllnev
14000 0 0
Ha lilt
KOOO 0 7g
14000 971a
IOOOO 07.1s
20000 0 71a
4000.... 07S8
2000 0 712
H4 1831
2000 0 414
UOiH) 0 4
6000 0 41s
Unite J King In
00O ...00
S0OO 087
UomCmnaila d
till
2000 ....051a
1KH
COOO. .. 03
aiampej
1000 7 0
All A Chart tl
1000 ... 0 4
At C Una r1t4i
1000.... 72h
It A O 54 111
2000 8 1
Held Stt Mr S.I
1000... 80
Cvri leather Si
1000.... 0 7
114 115
1
4
79
73 73
62 62
74
j.
1 1
101 101
8 794
107. 1 41
44 1 244
113'4
1174 117
10
9 10
CAOnn tl;
4000.... 71)
10OO.... 7 018
Chva. 04144
3000. .74
194
19 194
145 14 i
70 1 70 1
2
31 I 31'
t! A O cv
90 4
644
90 4
SOOO. .. 7f)rH
65
7H
42
2000.. 7 I
COOO... 7 1
514
HI
7
41
72
201
634
16
43,
40
34 .
92
33
C BAQ Joint
42
72
SOOO. . Olllg!
72 4
20
C3i
164
43
40
34
1
20 "'t
53 4
16
43
40 I
34,'
92'
33:
tM Libert 7 iH
16O00....98.M
2S:iOOO...BH.OO
20OO....t7.M'100O0..,.nfl.4
1000.. ..07.39 10000.. ..DO. SI
Feb. :i. I'eb.SI.
U. S. Oovt Bon.!. ni'l.AnW J. lllil.Altd.
2. retlatered ?7' 51 !7'j M
!l. coupon
3a, rejIatruU tl tn'i l! t
ft, eonpr.n !i t'". W'i
rritl.tered. 1M4 . . .. W k)
Ta, coiipon. 1M4 S) .. M
4i, rralsterei! IOC, 1 m , lni'i
ta, eottmin IM'i HO Dl1, 104
f, Panama, rivl.tfrfl... bi'', f4J
Si, Panama, cmiiiun ! t f.
3, Panama, ri'tutrred. r) SO
Ca, Panama, t.ni!on. 11
92
34
944
94 ,
94 "4
63 63
1
'
2
-?,
81 I
111
5
3S
S4
15
25
35
32"i
81 .
Ill
6,
38
15
8?4
15
26
Claalnc prkr. o! at'
v.etr no iidt.aacttcni
Vi
3
4
1
Pi. I Ai'rd.
35 35' 35
37 1 36 ' 3611'
Adam F.xn '
7J
Car
35
Ailvan It l( .'ti'j
Al Cli M i( t )
r-i
a
t'
St'i
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P,
ll
17".
SlTij
t40,140 i40Vi
125
Am A ;nm
do ft
s:'-i
42
91
28,
41
2S
46
31
99
28 Vi
30
424
45
33
77 '
10
57'"i4
18
101
62,
28
23 Vi
51
94
95
31
45
4 V
2?;
50 I
15?4
Am Iili Nte 30',
do pf 41,
AnlBSur ft 12
Am l)k Sb. ..
do tit... .li.3
Am Can pt !'3
Am C K p( 10t
Amt-ltle.'t'l
99
Am coal...
Am Kxi..
Am 11 & I,
Am lee....
it
7)
13
u'i
. ft
28
30
42"-,
45
32
ilo Pf .
ClC&Ml. .
.1,1 pf .
Clev i I'ltt
Clllflt Pby
43
45 1
33
Am I.ln pf
71
j.;
Am li.' pf
131
K'.
Am .Mill
1)
Am Slil.-i
An j.t.
AmSmlt pf Im1.
Am Miuff
do pf. ii
Am Snr p.' 1'.'
ASumTb pf. !!';
Am T.l ii C.
Am Zini1 . r
di iif i
Am Iy i. ill l.'i
do Ut pf ',
,in -.1 nf r...
Col
1 -it 1 n'l
10 ' 10
5S Vi ! 57 "14 '
18 1S
101 1101
62' 62 Vi
t
P"i
14
1
Comn
Cim
lit
'.h
r.l
14
f.
29
28
23
51
94
95
31
45
4
S
23
61-4
93
95
31
45
4'i
v;
t- 1
4- 1
do pf .. M
"i , it I. A w t;;
f.) lerc of V.1
fa 1 lenRll pf S
!Aneta 11. K
Ao" Oil .. C5'i
ai Hi a. a t
I At Coa.t 1.. ft
let Kitlaoo.104
I lift Knttf.!. ..
Dill 9 S & A 2
I do pf .. .",
I Kle- Mor . r
r.lkhorn Y :3
' do pf
j Erw :d pf .
, Kne A Pitt ..
I Fed M A 12
AGWI pf. (A
Baldw I. pf K
Halt &. O pf .VV-i
llarrett
do pf.. ..l'ii.
Belli Steel. M
do fe pf
Bkn I' 17 a. i
Brown Ph. f
do jif w
llrun.wii-U. 7
Hurt It lc ' CJ
do pf j
Bnrnill pf !('"
Hll.ll Term. .
Kutteriek... 10'i
C.il Patk... .".,
Cat Pet..... n;i,
rfo pf ...
C.il A- An 1,7
Can Sou
03
If!
tl
23
50 I
l'."i'
60
.4
50
1-
-4-
154
49 Vi
52 I
50
1
2
1
;
100 100
, 19 19
133 136
f.l
10: I Viher ll.lv. 1'1
Ceil Clim 17
i
107 '
111
17
5." 1
3'i
P..
47 '
7.1 I
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29
20
46
857,
40
95
45
46
29
20
46
85
40
95
45
46
' 46
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95
45
45
4.
-'I
40i
25
-'a
39i
53
27!
60'
DIVIDENDS.
I 52 K I
27l 27.'
Stock of
Becorit.
A Iiitl. i'.iit Line Ci cf
Conn . i, 11 :e Mar 1
nrltieli-Ani Tobacco (In
terlm),
J!rKltiey.)urroall-Sa Jse
Mine., n. S''. Mar. 15
Mlelilgan Copper X Itrn.a
C r-H. S.ltiO Mar. 13
Svlft t Co., ii, II Mar. 3
617,: 0
116 111!
116
52 '
33
24;
70 I
7S
12!
10'
S'
1
!1
I
78.
74
12
10
8
150
35
86
21
5RU
73
12
10
United l'apertioar.I Co , pr,
0, lli'i
Montreal Cotton. Ltd.,
lis
Montreal Cotton, Ltd, .f
q, l.''r
Stewart-Warner SpeeUnme
ur Co , Q. 1 ',:.
8
150 150
35 3 I "a
86 86j -
23V 24 -r Va
5S! 58 ..
51 I 51,'
asi:. . sitii' i-
EX DIVIDEND
30Tj
- '';
16 17.
152 '152T,
1
Momla
Peilerat Ming A Smt.t pf
TueaJay
Am Smelt A- Itef
Delaware .t lluil.on
lleaillliK Co 1ft pf
Ilea. linn Co, pf
ThnrH.lay
American Con' I Allegheny
American llxprea?
Atla. PoK.l-r
Atlaa l'ow.l.r extra
II,, moil & All, -.n It. It
CallfornlH Pipkins Co
'Camlirl.l Heel Co
I'.unbrl.i Stcl Co cxu.1
Col.ira.lo l'owor pf
Creadon CoiihoI 7.1 M
Iitamon.l Match
lTaatmau Koilal:
Ka.tinan !.iduk extra
10
40
121
3H7,
5
12'
5
12l
121
57,
46?4,
95
83 j
41
102i
65
8
.I'ja. i
1
1
1
1U
i;
6.i
65
S
42,
16
8
42
16
54
41
9
18H
53
38
88
62
Kastman KoUnl; if
Hrlfl A. Piltaburg it. It
Oalena Slsnnl nil
(lalena Hlnnal fill pf
"- 74 .
16
r.i
444i
S!
54
41
0
19
53
40
88
62
Crent North Ore
Independent llrewlnir
National llnnm 4- Stamp
Norfolk & Weatern lty
San Jnauuln l.t & Pov.' pf
Kai'asi. Anna Corp
i
2
18
63
40
88
62
flavnae Arm Corp lat
Savait Anna i.-nrn :u pr
Southern Pacific Co
Took" llroa pf
United Cigar Stores pf
MISCELLANEOUS
FINANCIAL NOTES.
American (irapho.. .
American rirapho pf
American Typefoiinder
Atlai Portland Cenint
Barnhart Proa A- S JH pf. . .
Parnhart llroa & S Id pf
lluah Terminal pf
Bor.len'a ronrtcnaed Mill;,...
llorden'a Condeuteil .Milk pf.
Celluloid
Chll.li ne.taur.int
Chllda Iteitouiant pf
Crocker Wheeler
Crocker Wheeler pf
llel, Lack At West Coal...
Oeiier.il Halting Ci
(leneral lliklni; Cm nf
Hockln Va'ley Pmd.i.'ts. . .
tnirnatiiiMl silver pf
Mlrhlmn Lline.tune
Michigan l.lll.eaiajie pf. . .
National C.iaket
New .lerney Zinc, li"w t." I.
OtN L'levuto-
Plielpi. Po ll') .'I- Co
Pratt & Whlt-ev pf
Hemtngtnn Tiiewrlu-i .
Henilngtim TMiewrlter '.'.I pf
lloml llaklnc Ponder pf...
Safety Car Heat A- Light...
Singer Mnntifii luring .
- fVan Pranclijo Itnllroud
Ilullilny In Sumc .llnrkcla.
Holiday In cotton, coffee, sugar, cot
tonseed oil and metals.
BONDS IN NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Saturday, February 23, 1918.
1918.
.. $2,973,000
.. 170,348,000
Government
1917.
$1,570,000
174,820,000
1916.
$1,660,000
165,007.000
State
Bonds.
MOO.
0 0.) .30000..
OO.I4I1SOO0O... OO.70
oo.m 20000.. . .oe.n
OO.tl IOOOO.,., OO.M
.1)0.71, 300O0.. ..OO.M
0 0.14 2000.. ..OO.M
,00.70 12000.., .00.14
.0 0.74 IOOOO.... 00. SJ
,,00.73 10O0O.. ..OO.M
.oo.rojtl R is rex
.00.73 6000 07U
liioon.,,.oo.ri
10O00.
6000..
31000..
IOOOO..
15000,.
49000..
8000..
SOOOO..
10000..
7.25. 3IIOOO. . . . IMI.SO
toro.. .nn.io
10000.. ..UO.lt
170D0....U0.M
3000.... 0 0. li
IIS 000.. ..OO.M
31000.. ..OO.M
30000.,.. OO.M
4000.. ..OO.M
7000.. .IMl.il
1000. OU.7D
74000..., on. 70
3000 ...t(.7
30000,
.1)0.71
.oo.m
.OO.T4
I0MX
M, 20000.
Railroad, Industrial, Foreign Government and Other Bonds.
1000 nn
icxx) o:iu
1000 9:1 as
irwin ii:it.
DenABOrtf Is. Mont I'rrr M 1 BouthPse
2000 40 foot) 00 i:tooo 7H
Kris cv 4s ter A NO Tex A M ill S000.....78lg
C0OO 44lj'l5O00 40 10000 78
Kris cv UMrl) NY Cen deb Booth Pac cv la
7000 90 Aooo 0314 2000 niij
ituj a 11 rdi 1000 11 nag 10000 oiig
(BetleiA 1000 OUI4 030 0 134
11000 0 07s 2000 031 SouthBy m u
HuttAManadJ 3O00 031 16000 6 Pi
23000 10 NY Kys adj ta IOOOO O 1 14
1000 1 B7g 2000 1 8I4 "000 0 I
10000..., 10 2000 HU 30000 OOlj
1000 1 0 NortnernTaeU Texas Co rr St
111 Cen rf 1 M1 COOO 00 I 1000 OOlj
25000 82 Or Hti (, fdg 41 TblrdAv d la
laterb It T rof, 2000. ...8 3 I r.000 114
la 1141 ll'adacUanM VnlonPacine 41
1000 84U 1000 ,.,.80il4' 7O00 87
.'1090 8 484 Prana irmlMaA UnlonPaecvIs
Iiiterhoro-Jtet HOOO,... OOlg 1000 80la
rol trust 4H' "000 ...0014 1'HBc.MtyAI ta
IO0O 4 KepIAti HO 2000 4 0
linooo.... Otlig
72003 Otl
Chi BAQ cm 4
:ooo n:iiR
srKJO H:il8
1000 ...h;iu
ciii iktg III 4s
1000 BO
C'hl AKutlll l
certlflcatrrt
17s 20000 .. it a
Chi Ut West 4a
HOOT ...0434
O SI A St 1' CV
t'i
1000... ,7a8
11000 7 ah
lOO(K) ...7,'4la
UMAStl'fJ
4H4
C0O0 ...0834
Chi Mil A 81 1'
O A 1' V Is
1000.,., 0 8U
4'X)0. ...08
ChlKIArlty 44
10000 ....7 734
1-hlKIAPrrf 4i
2000 OUI4
000 Oil la! 7000 ,. 08U u a
I111M Manns 1i' 4000 .'...08
7000 (Ol
7000 70
f.000 7 87s
U 8 Smelts fa
8000 00 1
D 8 flteel af a
tlOOO. ... ,001s
7000 OOU
V ro Ch la.
10000 0334 Btltlron M M
lows Cent Ht
7UOII .. 11414
StLASan Fran
Sertes A
1000 ... o7lj
St l..tsn Fran;
Im:
1000 8()lR
Kan H ref M
1000 7 034
Kan CltyTer 4
11100 7.1I
LShAM Ho 3'.ii
.1000.... f0
ChlAW iml 44
1000 00
Colo 1 11 col tr3
2MI00 ,...7:ila Crabd At, re f t
2000...
Ixiu A Naati 4 .MKm. ...otlta V Caro
1000 ... 8 fl34 Sinclair Oil U
IOOOO
1000.... 70
Mlih-aleStcjIllH afKKI . ,871a
Wabaati lit
1000 0 4 a
WtnteruKleR la
3000 0 7
Writ .Shore 4
2000... ,7 "la
NVII40U A Co 6
10OII ...,0A3a
MOO ...OOU
Col 80 ext 4li 1 1110(1.. 847h 10O0U.... 87U
"000 Otilo1 1000.... H.I 1 warrant
4H., Con ! cv M
Ji Mtl'rts1" ai 41 auirj... uia
lOOO, .lOO's "OOU . 80 2IKK) O.IN
lOOO .10 I ' Stn l'4C H I9M 1030... 11134
Urn A niotl 44 1000 ., .837x Houthl'ac ref 4t
4 2000 8 8 1 Mo I'ac Km 4,, 4000 8 La
.,000 OOUIIVOOO 08 I liCKl. . !
QUOTATIONS FOR INACTIVE STOCKS.
Illil.Atknl.
Harv X J. U
1
t PrreMar et 1
do pf U3
IlHn Corp. M
do pf . . . I'M
Ila.Kll A II 37
Horn, .lake..
Illinola Cen 11',
IntAaCorp. It
do nf.. . . ti
V.!
71
Jifc,
3f'.i.
M
'.4
!3
t",
1'.
131
13
13
it
do pf cl.. So
' ilo p p el. tl
Peoril ft K f.
Pi t-Mid. ... SS
do pf. ... K
Ihep- pf !
PlliWVa pf W,
I-CCftStL.... M
Pitt Cl pf.. s:
PittFtWftC.m
Pitt Stl pf. ft
Pond Cr O. 1,
Pr Stl C pf. !")
Pub Serv...!.'
'RyStltp pf. "
llep Stl pf. 57
Bead lit pf 3.7
do Id pf . JJ'i
I Int. II Con.. 7;
Int NcU pf W
Int Pan pf ,.
do pf t "'
. Int Salt. . f".
' Inw.i Cen . . i
Inland CrU
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I Sea A I. Pt 17
Sears H pf.lij
I Slna.ihef.. r,i'i
' SIIASF pf. -t
! St I. Ho IV. H
i do pf II
SliBttm-:;.... 16li
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, do pf.... 10.1
Stand Mill, is
do pf 7t
Stewart W. 41
Sludebll pf. !'l
' Stilt Mot.. 44'i
' sup stl pf. :r.
1 Tit Pae.... 17
do L T...1I3
, Third Av.. 11
,rideater0.174
Tob Prd pf. !-)
TStl.AW.... I
do pf.. .
' do pf i'..
Twin City .. ti
do pf
I'nilerwood Kil.'i
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tn Pae pf 71
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M.n'li.iy . 71
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t'tali See... ll'i
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' Wells Far., li
I Wen it pf ci
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1 Wen Pa.- isi;
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1 WALK pf . II
White Mot. 44t4
Wil.on pf M
I Willy. O pf K;
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PUBLIC UTILITY QUOTATIONS.
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7 13 17
7f. 73 70
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61 54 61
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77 74 74
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11 M i;
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Adlroii'lalt Lit.' pow
Adllondack Kle, 'r pf.
Am ; A Klrvtrlr
Am ta. A Klectric pt
Am Power A I.laht.
Am Power A I Islit pf
Am Public 1'tlllil",. .
Am Public PilllllfB pf.
Am W w A F.leotrlc. .
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4
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Apr. 1
Apr
Apr.
Apr. 1
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Mar 1!
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Apr. 13
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Am V V A- It lat pf .. F7
Carolina Power A I.talit. 2
Carolina Pwr A Lt pf v)
Cltlc. Sertlie sea
Clllea Service pf. . .. 73j
Celorado Power 15
Coloraito Pouer pf ..ti
lb. 15
TABLE.
Comwltli Pr lly A l.t...
Cotuwlih Pr Itr A l.t pf,
Klee Hond A Share pf ,
:t
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I Umpire llUtrl.'t Wee pf,
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j I'iKieral i.l A. iracll.'ti .
Pc.leral l.t A Traillun .f l-.
I!a A Klee Sccurltie. ..IM
I C.aa A Klee Serilr pf .... Vi
' North Ohio Pli.-trtc . ..
i No'tll lllii.) Kle.-lrl- pt . ,
Norlll I bit l.t A Pwr. . lt
1 North tint l.t A Pt pf 51
Northern Male. Power (0
I'i
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Northern stalls Pwr pf 1.7
Oiark Power A Water. , 77
Pacific lia. A lllc,. . "
Paetl.e linH .'. Klee pf il
Ptr, liluir pf ... ,
Hepublle lty A L'kIiI . IS
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Kepillille lly & u pf.
if.w.
1 i Ii I Southern Cj'l Hill.cn
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, .11.50
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Standard liaa A Pice pf li
Tenn lty, Lt A Pomr.... I
Tenn lt l.t A Power pf,
fillted l.t A IS) a . ... 17
l'ulte.1 l.t A Ilya l.t pf. ill
Weatern Power l
IVeMern Power pf . ... t7
fadklu lilier Pr pf ., t'5
Par value J50.
pf...,
STANDARD OIL ISSUES.
Peb. ;
Antlo Aineiliaii OIL ...
Atlantic It.'lnlnr
Ilorne-rYn inner c
Iluclte)e Pipe Lino
Cli cl.r..nli Mfit c.ina.
Colonial (ill .'. ,.
Conlln.nt.l Oil
Creareiit Pipe Line . ,
( mill i rln ml P 1H Inc. ..
P'luU PL
lialenn-Mgual Oil. . .
rialenu-Slgnsl oil i,f
Ullr.oU Pipe Line.
Indiana Pipe I.lni
Interi.utloriiil I'ttio.. ,
National Tran.it
New lurk Trail. II .
Vnrttutn Pipe Line.. .
Ohio (HI
l'eini Ml'li'.lll Pin 1. . ,
Pierce Oil Corp
Pialr oil A lia. . ,.
Pnlilc Pipe Line
Sclir Krflidnx
Si.tltliein Pipe Line.
Soclh IViiii Oil
S W Pcnn Pipe Line. .
Standarl Oil of Cal ..
Standard oil of lint
Slaiidapt O'l of Kan . .
Slmi.Ui.l Oil of K.i' ...
SECURITIES.
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Sland.ird Oil of N V
fitaiiderd Oil of Illilo .
Swan A I'liii 'i Co .
I'nlnn Ta'il. Line
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Wa.ttliigtou Oil
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HARTSHORNE c& PICABIA
MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANQR
Aave prepared tor general distribution a tetter
entitled "CONDITIONS nrf SECURITIES."
Wo will mail copy on request for our Letter S-js.
cv is
7 Wall Street, N. T.
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Stock Iteact.
Saturday'n nhort session, coming be
tween two market holidays, irave beam
an oBPortunlty of which they took full
advantage. Prices melted rather easily
under professional selling:, for the out
side ncwa was bullish If anything-. Hie
Senate's prompt action on the railroad
bill was encouraging and tho latest ahlft
In RuHsIa'3 affairs ira not considered
unfavorable. Bearish operatlona were
aided by some publlo selling, for those
traders who saw their profits fading let
go of stocks In an effort to salvage some
thing. American Sumatra was a notable
exception, registering a six point ad
Kuouer as
.0014
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vance. The bert opinion after the close
was that the reaction wan a temporary
affair and did not mean that the upward
movement was at an end.
American Sumatra,
The Moating supply of American Su
matra Is so small and the stock. I so
closely held by firmly Intrenched, Inter
est that any Inquiry for the shares, even
though It la but n moderate one, la re
flected by wide advances. Yesterday Its
advance continued and It was more no
tlcable bei-auso It was In a market In
which most shares were headed In the
other direction. The advance was a
net six points to 90, and even at this hlgn
tisurn little, of the RtncU came out. He
ports nf heavy earnings by the company
fiotu ralen of Its products at hlfh prices
realized from product purchased in
large lots at much lower thun lit cur
rent quotations Mro In circulation.
Itnllroadn Fall to Respond.
ltes or.se of the railroad shares .to the
Senates favoinble nit Ion, on the Admin
istration's lalltoad bill was disappointing;
In oni. war. for no matter how much
this was supposed to have, been dis
counted It Ma a distinctly propitious de
velopment. In some rmpecl.1 the bill ai
passed by tho Senate -..'as better than
the original measure; for Instance, the
Inclii'-lon of tho rountry'a short lines
and tho 500,000.000 revolving fund. That
It was enacted without a dissenting vote
in the upper house Indicates fdmilar ac
tion In the lower branch of Congress,
and ltei final passage Is believed to be as
sured early next week.
lli.l.Aaked.
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Iletween thirty and forty lltigllsh
bankj. doing a foielpm busing-. Inciud-1 abnormal' demand "for ac'cl,
lug those with branches outside of Great
llrituln, hao Jut-t formed the Asencla
tlnn of Overseas Hanking Institutions In
London. It In understood that the new
organization has. been formed to enable
tho overseas banks to act together and
to exchange advice In regard to common
Interstu and problems. Tho bankM that
havo joined have already been In con
havo joined Have already heen In con- ,r c5(1 t s-5 , (, . T, ,4
sulfa Urn about matters of financial and iwa, be subatlulllally lmVTuytJt' . .
anhing ,o i u icmuiiyn ai : n,ar fulwu and ortlcoM of both eorror:.-
export of capital, and haveactl to- ,,. ... ..,, ,..-. .,-
B-Hicr. in ro'lKi.i... i wiui u.r nrniaii i w bo attaInt,j
. tut "I lllii.'ill, ill iriidl.l i. Rii.il tii.'afui l-r,
It Is expected that tho association will
establish a headquarters for coopera
tion In collecting and distributing In
formation, statistics and making special
Inquliies, and that certain more am
bitious activities may grow up later. It
is another element In the unification of
ltrlt.i'h business It.terests the noild over
Help for express Cuinpanlea,
There la surprisingly little opposition
to the proposed Increases In rates to cn
press companlc". This may be because
nioft shippers realize; they are entitled
to blsher rates, or because the minds of
the conscientious objectors -arc busy
with lb" larger problems of uppnslns;
the railroad Increase. October earnings,
Just made public, show- that they are
going from bad to worse. o far a.s net
Is concerned, Tne lailroad congestion
has brought lurreaed pene", and
labor efficiency has fnllni ilY amazingly.
The Adams had an operating deficit of
11,880,000, as compared with an oper
ating Income for tho corresponding ten
months of 1916 of $3.12,000, American
and Wells-Fargu mrfferod almost na
much ; the former had an operating In
come of 1040,000 In 1517. as nsalnst $2,
125,000 in 1916, and tho Wells-Kargo
an operating income of $6'.i9,000 In 1917,
as compared with 2,C34,000 In 1916,
r-i,. it
r.,d Aalud,
Mexican Petrolenm.
MeNlcan retroleum's recent
Irength.
wlilcli has been reflected In an excep
tionally strong advance. Is explained
by the Increasing nf tho dividend rate
by the company from a B per cent, to an
S per cent rate. The nuarterly dividend
will be of 2 per cent, and UI be paid
one-half In cash ntul one. half In 1 per
cent, i.tuerty t.oau hoikih. ran-Atnerl-'
(an Petroleum, which controls Mexican I
Petroleum, declared n 2'.. per cent, divi
dend for the riiiartei' on 1 lie. common.
compared w.ltli an annual rate of 7 per corporations, win. li ev
cent, heretofore. save, the Ititernat lone
Corporation the right m .. '
t'otlon (iixnlat Sttuntlou. j phui'le a. id piod.K (ii n.'. Te me--.
per up to 225,001) lies a' n i.i h a
New Kngland's chief Industry Is feel-1 a ton, and In addition I t.i rt...-1
lug war's effects more ncutely Hian It. an option to tako any '.irt.er i
has herelofoie, for, a. cording to the Hun at tho saini- tirK . it'i '
monthly ilrciiuir of tlie I'lr.-t .National lug nii'ts of la.xir .mil titrate '
Hank of Ilnsioii, the restriction of dn-' used u the niniiuf.ictire ,t .'
niestio proiiution or cotton goods Is
becoming more serious, and while one
effect of this condition is- to maintain
high prices and a wide matgln of profit
on sales, the tendency toward morn
hazardous nii'ivhandlsliig is also mani
fest. "I nubility to fill orders," the bank
says, "lias led to the withdrawal uf n
great many goods from the liuirkcl.,
and to the drastic culling down of ordeis
placed for future delivery. Advance
111 price have gono on steadily regard
less of the rourse of tho taw mateilal
markets, and in the faco of many Im
pedimenta In transportation. There bos
been a distinct Improvement among mills
engaged on combed jarn cloths, duo In
part to ntders for aeroplane, bnlloon
Peh. 31.
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j and gas mas',4 fabrics."
( nuuael Cnutinit.
Hrukcrago houses that have gauged
the market's course qulto correctly In
the past few weeks counselled caution
111 buying seruritleH at the current level,
basing their opinion on the substantial
advance of the past month. Ilayden,
Stone & Co. said : "Whllo we feel' that
stocks as ti rule are well worth what
thev nio i-olllng for, and still feel fr.vor.
ably disposed toward this market, we
alo r-Mllzn that a mbstantlal dnuce
has talii'ii place, and that more dlsrrlm.
Inatlnn Is necesmry than was th nise a
couple of nintchs ugn," lloodbody ei Co s
opinion Is tn;U "the probable passage of
the Ailinmlstratiri'i hill s, in our opinion,
the ',noM portentous event in tint rail
road wor.d lor a generation '
.'n Xeiv Orleans llepnrt
Xkw (J iii.ua n, Kcb. 2
inarUet, llxcluuigo closed,
Rector 4390
NEW AGREEMENT IK
SULPHURIC ACIDS
International Agricultural to
Take Product of Tennessee
Copper Corporation.
A new agreement Irn-i been enViM
between the International Agricultural
Corporation and the Tennessee Copper aM
Chemical Corporation, It waa liarnel
yesterday, whereby the former will tain
all the sulphurio acid producM by Te-i.
nessee Copper at an advanced price oe
the figure stipulated In thi contract
made with he old Tennessee manact.
men.. The Increase In price iippl'M
largely to all production In excess t'
235,000 tons annually, thoug'.i a r-n:i I
advance is to be allowed on tho Jt.Sl a
ton price for production under that
amount. While the now prlro for pic
ductlon above the 225,000 tonnaftc up to
300,000 tona was not stated officially, It
Is understood to be near $10 a ton.
The revision of the acid contract mii
tho differences between the two onncrvi
which grew out of war detuanda for sul
phuric acid. Bigger proMts were ieallr. I
by the International Agricultural Cor
poration through 4ho sale of nriit
cflved from tho Tennejeo f'nr;irat..vv
will!; that concern wai making m
money owing to higher prod'iotlo.t i!
Under tho terms of the new or't-T-t
both parties thereto will b ' bei.efl'e I
for Tennesseo Copixr'a acid pr.i.lu.- f
costs ore estimated to bo under f."l a to.,,
while the enlarged output vill swell
earnlmta of the International Act-',. i .
tural Corporation,
IIcbtj Ilrmaild for At'ld,
Sonvs months ngo the iieav,- d laid
for aulpliut!'! acid led olllcliils uf tv,p h
ternallonnl Agricultural to as': tl 7.i
nesi people to Increase the'.r aci.l oi t
pur, nlilch tho latter would it at uml'--take
without a revision upward of tiu
ton pi Ice. The fettlement of tlil .;rt
thereforo means the Tnnersea ompi v
will enlarge Its facilities t'.
understood will Involve an e.r,endi.o' i
of almo.it 51,000,000 by tho Trrexi
corporation, uillclals belieio tin w, i
this new eijulpment production v.!!' rej. i
tho 300,000 ton marl; this :c.r, f
since the 1-wlfohn Interests be.-an e
Identified with lYnne.'see Copper It
company's acid production liah Jun;,.e.i
On Its part the ltitcrnati..:i.il A;-
trural Corporation Is able t.i w'.l n'l 'u
acid it ran obtain, lt conf.utrd - tn
I the United States tJmernrr.cn; f .r u;-
proximately 75,000 tons of a. .1 J' a
price $1 lees than it obtains fr .m K
vatu customers, but even ,,t In." fti'i
a reasonable profit is assured.
Interests Identified with the li'en.a
tlonal Corporation an of tli opinion
that tho termination of tho war vw i
scrlourly affect tip; company's f
acid, for while the war has bpuslt
higher prices the compjuy l as eoo .c i a
contract for 35 per cent nf tho p 'n '
may normally fount ur.on from the
tiessee com;rmy. Till s mM-n '
concomitant -with the Tcn.lse. .it
ment. J:i addition Internet otir' Vs
tural can lire from 7f,""" t 1
tons nf acid yearly in us own fe t "
business, whlrli reduces 'no i n.i. ' .
will Invo to dispose of in l ie p"- ' "
Uet.
Internal lonnl Proflte.
tho fiscal year end'ns .'
In
1918, It is believed Jiitern.itioi a. - "
profits will total about Jl.aOu.OOu.u ."i
Is over 1500,000 morn than net X'r
from all sources during I91S or 1?1
In 1917 net profits wero 3) 1 .2 1 '7.4 pi" v .1
In the previous twehe tnoidbs 5 ,'-'"'1-S32.
The Tennessee Copper and '"l.en
rompany Mas organized tn O. ' ,
1918, succeeding the old Tc 'cc .
per Company, when Ailolph Lew - A
Hons and ,1. S. Hacbe A. c i
financially interested m i' Te'".' '
plants are now in fiict . I - '
and t.ie company's oui'iut cf r-'i n
per mid hulpliune ae il I n,i i ' 1
lietter rate thun In rein! ci' ' "
the le.idjustnient ,ii!.itii;s of t , -netseo
company v. id be .t . '
pioximately $350,000. .
The old contract ,elf,c'.
r.cid, the Terlllesee cirii'irn'
Its profits narrowing n"d
were entered into for a be'ti.
culnilimtlng In tlin agte, i.
signed.
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