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'V' '' 4 4 f'.a-"'-' '' ' 1 ' ; "
INDUSTRIALS TOUCH
NEW HIGHS OH CDRB
Trnding Continues Moderately
Active, With Movements
of Prices Uncertain.
REACTION IS RECOVERED
Heavy Dealings in Indopon
rlont Oils Contro Around
Ilighor Priced Stocks.
Trading In the outside market con
firm ad yesterday on a moderately large
soafo and although there was again some
uncertainty In the movements of prices
during the day, the market' closed firm
with eeVeral new highs established In
Industrials. It was chiefly a professional
affair, the public assuming a Waiting at
titude. There were some reactions around
midday, due to professional selling, but
prices moved forward again beforo tho
dose.
General Asphalt shares trading
featured the Industrials, both rising 6
and 14 points respectively to now highs
for their present movernenta. Madison
Tire again was In constant demand and
rooved to a new high yvlth a gain u'
almCst a pOtnL Other tires and rubbers
moved over an Irregular course to lower
livela. At times there was an absence
of bids for some Issues which recently
scored largo advances, Marconi cf
America, was fractionally higher. -
Most of the heavy activity In the In
dependent oils was centred again tn the
higher priced Issues. Shell Trading was
wall bought after heaviness at the open
ing and Sinclair Issues closed with only
mull gains after moving within a ranga
of a. point through tha day. Allied OH was
most active Of. tho low priced Issues 4nd
moved to- a new high for its recent
movement Midwest Refining and Salt
Crek were steadier while little Interest
was shown in Standard Oil dealings.
Weakness in Russian Government
obligations featured a dull bond group.
Total sales and rango of prices fol
low: INDUSTRIALS.
High. Low. Lett. Crue.
in
1M4
61
12'i
.8
Ml
86 -1
88 41 ,
Its '4
4
8 Candy,. S4 Hi 24, H
un steel:. VS Jorf -U
1214
loo
1M
m
W9H
11?
CM An Pn.l ....
U0 Aetna Explosives,. 11
100 Air Reduction &SU
V) Allied Pickers 55
t:,y Amer Marconi 7
M Austin Nichols 21
900 Brit-Am Tob coup. 2H(
too Cinopm Iron 3H
tWCer tlrtt hi
wvvutuutfr uuwiUii IS lrl M
17W Coca Cola JjH MU S3U
6 Cllntoa.Vfrltnt ... Mtf 331, U
gXt Colonial Tire f' it 19
10 Colnmtma GrSt w 1 IT 46 46U
SMCo-Mor Cbem 1 1
200 Dtfoe-Euitlc II IK uu
.M Delttour Ber 17 17 if
1W Durban Hosiery.., to 4SU 4Stf
100 Durtum Jlojlery pi W re n
. W) Famll Coal ...... 66 E5V4 tt
SHI General Afpnalt....'t oi
.WO Gen Atphalt pf....li5 130 138
MM Grant Motor Car. 7tt 7U u
JWOr.iw Ola ......... ,1 fi l
100 Oripe Ola pf if iJ ii
MO General Tractora.. nil tu
4100 Uejdea Chemical.
.JHuvp Iotre.i..lIIi
2100 Indian IcVlnr..., i
lMn Knlck Mot..... 6t!
4(4 Martin Parry....' M
l!W) iladlson Ttr.r,;'53
tX ilarwell Chalmers 6JU
liyj.Nll Auto Boa..., 7H
100 K Y Shlpb ,M
WSi Palp:,. ttt
iw Otla. Steal.. ni
wyotifUM -Tire.,... iiH
1M Preiiman Tireu.. U
aw ReeunUo " Rubber. 4
W Rockawaj n M... ll4
Uj lloot A Vand...,41
1V0O Snbmarlna Boat,. 1
Sweeta Co Amen. 181;
ttflTob Prod Ep....--Sm
1W U 8 Ind.Ale rta... 33
M U S 14 A Heat... 2T,
Tm ir a r.4 a tit fir., i
B Union Carbide, m SJ
J4700 L'n Ret
UA TTnhH
90.X)TJ S Steam.1
tlflO Vanailllim
101 Wimn Rfina.. . rK
IHSWinn Cora..,w. B- 4V
100 Weber & Hellbr.. a 11
Standard oils.
130 Anflo-ABtr ..... tt- Jl
W Buckeye P t. 1OT lop
)) Illinois P ti .145 114
15 Indiana PL m lol
10 St Oil N T. ...... .191 331 ,
OWSt Oil N J PI....110H 109
IXDETEXDHN'T Oilb
'XI AJll 6ll 10U 10U
!T)0 Aroali Royalty.. L 1
COO Atlantic I'et....... SH !H
n) Ained on ........ m i
(00 Barnett O & O.... f, A
1100 Boone Oil 9
11M B oi ton-Mexico 4i 1
1SX) Boiton-WTd OU..f 71 ti
too Braioa OU HV, !K
XO Burknett Van CI.. 1M 14
M9 Can-Amer Oil hi H
lo Circle oil , Mi (i
400 Cities 6err1cet B. 43 49
anO ComwltTi FVt.. K1 SI
100 Coxlen tt Co M UU
r.nei uu I
Tioy Esmeralda rftW
1000 Federal Oil 5
W CJcsroct O!! SU
0 Gnffey-Qllletple ... S1I
) Hercules Pet A. lew
MOO Homo Oil Bef.i. Xi
3500 Homo Pet .....,.t S3
WOO Hu4aan Oil ....,. lU
4.' indlahoma net ., lOtt
too Inter Petrol S0H
r.OO Inclnclble Oil ... U
jsooiiland O A T..i. 74
MOO Lance Creek. Boy.. i
Utlnjiton Oil ... Si,
MOUnnaiton Set. .. 8ii
W) Jferritt Oil iil
Vm MetropoUUn Pet. Sii
.ISO Jlei-Panuca 13
70C9 middle States .,. 1(4
0 Midweit net ....
TOO fldweit Texas .. H
too Morten ret .... 3H
J-00 N'Orthweetfrn OUt M
m Krta Am. Oil .. 7H
1"0 OAid cots t IT
lioOO Gold Der ,t H
U Gold Mercer t
.0 Gold SIlTer Plck.f 6
IKiO Gil4 Zona t H
1? Great Bnd t 3
f00 Grand Pacifle....t 35
li Hanbronck Dlr..t 13
!3 Hecla llnlnf, "Ml
400 Iron Bloatom..,,,,
I'M Juraho Et.i..,...f
lrw Knox Dlvid t 1
r LouUlana Con,,.. A
t) McKlnley.Dar ,,tS7
Hi Vc.Varaara ......t4
.WW Marah MInlnn...t
UlM Uma Chief.... U
" UoiherlMe , t
t3 new. i
1W) National Tin 4H
W .Vlntaslng M UH
Jf'O Mxon NeTtda,,.t
Ko Serada Ophlr....t
MX) Onnndera 811 3U
Moona, Hemulea.... ttf
.0l B.x Com. ...... .r U
K' Il'per Group .tt
1000 San Tor f 10
UOOHeren Itettti ..... H
Mi sUnd SUrer Iad. r
IPjoo Bll Klnj DlTlde..t 14,
JRll King or Ar... IrV
f0 Snoceia Mlnlnf.,. 5
WOO Stett .UlnlBgi.T '
MOTono Belmont .... 3U
JJJTono CaMiboy.,...t M
s:iTono DlTlde,
.W.Tono Eitenilen,.., V,
Y$! "S"1" 'im BuUerit to
KTono Mlinah .
llMTono Ilea Eult...t.lS
JtOO Dntted Eaateni.... it,
.. U H M nu a. 14
M Vletory Dl .t
W VtH fend Cons.,. Itt
o White Capi tlT
imo JUIt. Capa fctt.t 4
t' OWlibert Mining..
1M0 Verrtn.ton .,.!, t
OOhio Ranter.. !,.! 1
!!S 2m,r 00 new, 7U
?SS ote.Ntloi......
IWOPennok Oil... 14V1
K0 HttsUurr Texas., l
Prod ft Tteflneri.. 3
400 Red RopV (WI....I a)
jj" Rock on
)Rrn oil.......... ti
sin rret
ft
1
s
H
ta
-U
1
1
A
Mfilieil trad A Tr.. 7t4 t tWi 4JU
WW Blmme Pet 31H II ii 1U
3700 Sinclair Con..,,,.. UH MH UH it
760O Sinclair Oulf...... wfi UH UH t H
400 Souihwitn Prod.. Stl IH IH U
3071 8tantn Oil ! IH IH ..
4000 Spencer Pet 17U 17U 17H l
SOOTcx-Ken 3 4U 4 it
700 Tessa iunrer tu li IH U
too Texas. P A II 3U t I 7,
W Texan. Oil.... U-lJ HU-ll-i-lt
MOO Texas O A L...... 1 H Tt ..
1100 Trinity Oil........ 1U 1U iff J it
3000 Union Oil Del,,.. 40U 3H MH 8
1700 Vacuum Oas.,,.,, Ml U Hi .,
3000 V'alverde Oil. 10 til 10 -MH
KOVlctorta Oil t i 7.
Vulcan Oil HH UU ll
M W state o new.. tu u
3000 AVbtte Earl Mtt It tl 2
1000 "Y" Oil A Oas.... U I
ItAO Wondrmrn Oil loi 10 loij VI
M1NLVO.
MM A I) O Metals.,,. l Tt II ..
4700 Alaska M., A I& li
1100 Amer Mine If, l JI jl
WOArliona SUrcr.... S at 2 7.
lOOOAtlanU t V4 Sit U
lOMBolchor DlT n ii 41 -
1000 Pelcher Ext t ! t 1
S500 Booth Mln t ..
SSOO Boston A Mont..t II 10 10 1
1X00 Caledonia t 4 41 4t J
400 Canada Copper.... 1H 1A IS .,
0(0 Caddalarls Mln... l lS lU !!
400 Cons Arlaona 1A lit lit ..
. 600 COns Cop H 7 eg 7 ,.
13000 Crescent McN...t S) St SO 1
SIOOCrMWm Oold.... 24j itt 3V( H
31)00 Dirldo Ext 3 ill S S
300 1CI Balvador...... 3H sk 8"t ..
IO0O Eurrka-Crnmus . IH 1U IH U
700 '49, .Mlnlnt 1H 1A lit rS
ifiOO Oolden Oate 3 tit SH H
BONDS.
11000 Allied Packers . (IH tli U
SOOD Bsth Steel 7s '3J..1', 10tH IOSH w
swoo Cart r.v :w , 09 ti S9H h
HW Can Oov 6't to.. 7H 7H G7H it
1K0O OOOSBIL tt.. H MH M M
4CO0 Laclede Oas 7s.... 90S HVt H U
1000 Uns Oor 6H.... 41H 4111 43U 1
TSO00 Itua Oor (He 4SH 43 43 1
1 Bt Paul U D 6Ws.. WU MU Wtt-H
ax South Ilr J y CsWil KH. tlii 1
17000 Bwedlah Oor ., MH MH MTt H
1000 Bwlss Oct SH Ill 93H S3H U
Odd lot. tSalls cents a share.
LONDON STOCK MAEKET.
FORCE CORN PRICES
TO LOWER LEVELS.
Volume of Itnalness ta Fair, With
K Xtttle Realising.
Special Cable Dtttatch to Tns 8d!4 from (As
Loiuton Timet Service
CopyrioM, Dli, alt rtaMi rtitrvti.
liOKDON, Sept. 12.Thero was yester
day a fair volume of business In the
stock markets, although a little profit
taking was noticeable in places. Oils
wero good and Grand Trunk Railway
stocks showed strength. A further (all
In the frane adversely affected French
loans and rubbers were dull. Active
dealings took place In some shipping
shares.
Japanese 4 Us were a shade easier.
Several Swedish loans rose a point, as
did Dutch 4S. Chilean Ss. 1SSC, (ell to
82. Aregntlne rails held their prices and
in some. Instances were higher.
Money market conditions were not
chang-ed. Short loans continued In keen
demand at 3H and a. small amount wan
borrowed from the Bank of England at
S',4 for a week. Discount rates were un
altered. The features tn foreign exchanges was a
further sharp fall In values, the franc
rate, after touching 35f. 76c, closed' at
3Sf. 65a Belgium exchange moved
against that country, closing at S5f. 52c.
For the first time Paris has fallen below
Brussels. New York was fairly steady
all day.
LIBERTY BANK MEETING.
Stockholder Asked to Approve of
Several Proposals.
The Liberty KntlonM Bank, It wan
announced yesterday, has called a spe
cial meeting Of stockholders (or October
11 to ratify -the acquisition or the Scan
dinavian Trust Company, to vote) on a
resolution to Increase the capital stock
from $3,000,000 to $5,000,000 and on a
resolution to offer 20,000 shares of the
new uto.dk to present stockholders, half
at JlOO.'n share and half at $3J5 a share.
Paymenta are to be made On or before
October IB. Stockholders will be asked
also toapprovfe a resolution' making the
number of directors for the present year
thirty, Instead of twenty-three.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Liberty Securities Corporation
will be 1101a on September 25 to vote on
an Increase of $100,060 In the capital
stodk and on a proposal to designate the
new stock as common without par value.
Stockholders will be asked to vote on an
Increase In the number of directors from
fifteen .to twenty.
COFFEE MARKET.
The coffee market lacked yesterday
tho excitement of the previous day, al
though prices throughout the session
were very irregular. After nn opening
decline of 40 to 50 points, due to an ac
cumulation of over night celling orders,
values rallied on covering of shorts, De
cember at one time touching 1S.50, or
60 points above the Initial level. Prices,
however,' were not maintained and late
in the day sagged back to within 10 to
IS points of the low point of the morn
.Ing, closing at net declines of 35 to 36
points.
Tho early official cable to the ex
change reported a partial recovery In
the Suites futures market, which Is be
lieved to be in the hands of wild specula
tors. The Sao Paulo Government Is the
owner of by far the largest part of the
Santos stock, which la all of the highest
quality and which places that Govern
ment In the position of being the largest
owner of coffee In the World. Holders
there did not follow tha break In futures,
nnd cost and freight coffees, while very
Irregular In price, are not numerous ahd
offers forwarded aro on a uasia 01 zsiic
to 19 ia. for Santos 4s, London credits.
The Critical period of the flowering sea
son In Sao Paulo is about over, with
the woither there fine and the futures
normal.
Hants of prices t , Thurs-
nn ttiHi. Ton-. Close. dar.
September, 1S.40 15.70 15.40 .- lgj
October ;
Noretnber , H.1P-20 1S.M
December. 15.80 15.60 14.W 14.99-15.00 15.34
January... ... ii.-it.4 ;
Prcssnro Against All Cereals
Is Exerted Again With
Much Strength.
PROVISIONS ALSO DECLINE
Ryo Is Firm Early, but Eases
Off Barley Quiet nnd
Littlo Changed.
February,,
14.W-M
ll.M
Marcii..... 14.50 15.45 14.50 14.90 W 15.JJ
Anrll ..... 11.87-90 15.11
Renewed heavy pressure was exerted
yesterday on all the cereal markets, corn
suffering another savero decline. Con
fidence on the buying side, after the
opening, seemed entirely lacking and
covering by snorts waa hardly a prop.
The cash situation In corn continued ex
tremely slow and new demand, because
of the agitation against the high cost of
living, Is about nil. The only show of
firmness was at the start on short cov
ering. Prices for corn advanced U ocnt
to 1 H cents ft. bushel at the beginning, but
from then on slid off rapidly with hardly
a check. Liquidation In September was
again heavy. That delivery closed at i
cents a bushel lower. The early rite was
checked partly by profit taking by the
scalping crowd. Commission house trad
ing was mixed. Weather was again fa
vorable. After the first hour the decline
became more rapid, prices dropping to
new lows for the season. Corn closed
from to 8 cents below its lost pre
vious final bids. .
Qnts held comparatively steady during
the first hour, but weakened with corn.
Cash demand is slow and selling pres
sure) appeared on an slight upturns.
Although receipts were rather light,
the visible supply was Urge. The
oats market In the later business was
rather unsettled, prices weakening stead
ily under local and Western pressure.
Exports seemed to show little interest In
the market. At the finish oats were 1
to 1 cents a bushel lower.
Provisions were under the Influence of
the decline in cereals, but held comoar-
.Utvely steady, although business was
light The rise in hogs induced some
buying, but moderate pressure was pres
ent at most times. The provision mar
ket was somewhat lower at the close. In
the early business rye waa firm, but
eased off later with corn and oats. Bar
ley was very quiet and not much
changed.
Local grain, &c, quotations of yester
day follow:
CORN In the local cssh market price
were weaker: No. 3 yellow euotsd at
I1.45U: MO. 3 white, ll.StU cost and
ffelrht New York.
OATS The local cash market was easy.
Ko. 1 while quoted St lies No, 3 white,
1O03OHC.! No. 3 white. 73619UM No. 4
white, 7897SHC, all elevator.
HVE Market eaeri No. 3 Western,
I1.3IS, coat nnd freight New Tors.
11AUI.EY--Market weak; feeding, tl.it
and malting, $1.33, coat and freight New
York.
HAY Market easier; No. 1. 11,70 01,75:
No. 3, 11. 5561.65; No. 3, $1. ISO 1,14, -and
shipping. $110 Ltd.
STRAW Market steadri NO. 1 rre. lit
a ton.
Wheat, Including Dour, exports for the
week, according to Hr&datreet's, aggre
gate 8,009,610 bushels, against 7,151,443
tn previous ween ana o.ise.eii isei year;
since Julr 1. 71,814,787 buaheli. against 88,
071, 818 last season. Corn exports tor the
week. 49,701, agalnat 133,608 last week ahd
898.731 last year: since July 1, 711,358.
acalnat 7,141,078 laat tealort,
CHICAGO rjUCES.
Tfiurs.
Open. nith. Low. Cloie. day.
1UV. lltu 1I?U 141H
lffJ i"!!!)
my, in it.'A us
154H IH 145 12
izH H i-i
1H llOli ISJt,
114VI
9H
71H
8TH
T4 Si
94 71
72H Ml.
, t.o0 24.00 :4.09 14.00 SS.tO
is.ts ::.90 y.ct a.eo 25.00
,,. 10.03 70. M
20. eo 20.70 10.03 DO.OI .50
,. 41.95 41.04
SS.35 34.40 34.7S 35.05 3S.10
hyk
September,....,
October
December
CO UN
September. t.rt.
December
Msy
OATS
September......
December
Mar..
LARD
September
October
MBS
September
October
PORK
September
October
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Whest, Corn. Oats,
Yesterday J.51J.00O eai.OW- 311,000
Laet week..,., l.iOl.WO Ml.W) 304.000
Last year..,....,,,.., 3.029.000 1.SO.0OO 1,531,000
SEABOARD- CLEARANCES.
Flour. Wheat. Corn.
Teeterday ., S.OOO 770.000
Lal week 7.000 K3.000 ......
Last year 1.000 841,000 31,000
Winter Wheat Acrencre Short.
Chicago, Sept. li Present conditions
point to a shortage In the acreage of
winter nnd spring wheat, says the
Modern ittlter outlook, owing to long
drought and hard ground. Ploughing for
seeding winter wheat and Winter rye
has been delayed and only In scattered
sections of both wheat belts has the
ploughing been normal. The movemstt
of wheat off farms has been delayed by
car Bliortage. Threshing from the slack
has been general, but yields are disap
pointing. Fall ploughing In Canadi is
delayed, but 'threshing Is general with
yields spotted.
Export Prom New York.
Wheat, 312.101 bushels; corn. 7,708
bushels! barley, 04,378 bushels! oats,
39,060 bushels; fioUr, 8,089 sacks; oat
meal, 10,445 barrels) oil cake, 3,670,000
potlnds; bacons, 1,158,150 pounds; lard,
205,000 pounds; hams, 810.000 pounds,
stearlne, 28,000 pounds; eggs, 2,500
cases; lubricating oil, 21,200 gallons;
Cottonseed oil, 160,000 pounds.
May.,
11 T 1I.S0 14.70 14.3547 16.:
Jons 14.53-55 11.18
jUy,. 11.75 15.M 14.70 1440-43 J8.18
Atti-rat...' 11.80 81 15.15
Coffee Cablea-The Braslllan markets were
not quoted for epots, while Mtures In Rantos
were 1(0 to 475 reli hither. The Rio etclianre
was 1-J2d. lower at 14 19-SSd. Receipts at Rio
11,000 ber and stock 467,000 bsss. (Untos re
ceipts U,uO0 bisi snd stock 1,917,000 bsgi, Re-i-elnts
st tho ports were 80.000 bs, sgalnst
53,000 Isit year snd 89,000 two yesrs ago. Sao
Paulo bad 23.000, acalnat 40.000 leit year and
(4,000 two rears ago. JoMiahr 18.000. arilnit
38,000 and 41,000 bags respectlrely. Fine
weather was reported In all district of Ban
Tanlo. with temperatures ranging from 57 to 90
degrees. Cleared from Bantoa 45,000 bsgs tor
New Orlesns.
BRAZILIAN OOrFEB STATISTICS,
Last Lt
Yesterday, week, month.
New York dellrertes. 7.194 7.471 18.J00
New Orleans dellrerles 13,879 9,943 4,K
Tots! dellreries ., 30.373 17,415 21 In
New York stock. 418.760 8M.014 8tt.t3
New Orlesns stock.,, 307,539 878.010 804.303
Block at all port 711,38$ 731.03 4 8I3.5M
Afloat .,. fSl.oOO 4!t,CW 460.000
Visible supply 1,9.858 l.t:s.024 1.I0.1.C4I
Last year's TlUble,. .1.478,411 1,000.633 1,817,191
Chlcacro A Western Indiana Note.
The Chleoso rfl Western Indiana
Ttailroad Company announced yesterday
that on and after September 16 Interest
Which matured on September 1, 1010, on
Its one year 8 per cent collateral trust
old note duo by suileiUlGll on Septem
ber 1, 1919, will be paid at the orrtce of
J, V. Morgan A Co. Holders of Buch
notes wno nave aeposueu tneir notes tor
extension with the September coupon at
jt&ched will receive a check for such In
1 teres! from the Dankera Trust Company
as agent. More than 76 per cent, of such
notes have been deposited for extension.
Ilneno Ay re drain Market.
BUENOS AYRER, Kept. ll.-Cloitng grain
prices, ehown In pesos and centavos per 160
Close. Chge
Oct.,, 1T8H 15.85 1(1
Hn. . -l IK -ft Al
CORN- Eaer.
Oc4, 8 80 .10
C"t 8.70 ,U
V.I
Clow. Chge.
ir r . a v pit- nn-.
(Oct.... 308 tS7.'
reb,,, K7 24.15
loATB
,Oct.... CO 8.20
1(0)
led Rock QU..t 60 li 55 -t
lock Otl t lj ,.
Iran oil.,,,.,..,. 1 s
tv sapuln
Louilnii Moiivy Mnrket.
London, Sept. 12. Bar silver. 0d.
an ounce; money, ii per cent; discount
rateaJhort bills, 8 7-16 J W per Cent.;
three months' bills. 1 7.1GOSU tier cent!
Isold premiums at Lisbon, ll6.
ft
Nor..
FRENCH ADD TO DELEGATES.
Nine Store Appointed to Attend
Trade Conference.
The addition Of nine more members to
the French Commercial Mission, which
Is Coming to the International Trade
Conference at Atlantlo City during the
week of September 80, was announced tn
a cablegram received yesterday by the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States, which Is sponsoring the confer
ence. The additional delegates are Daron du
Marals, director of the Credit LyOnhals;
M. Uomberg, former director-general of
the Boclete Generate) M. Pellerln de la
Touche, president of the Compagnle (3en
emle TransatlantlcjUe ; M. Jullen POtln,
foodstuffs representative I M. Doyer, ha
soclAte secretary-general of -the Commis
sion ; Mm. Poticet and Pesson, engineers ;
M. Dlori, assistant to M. Schneider of the
Crit.ri Wnrks, and Jenn niemenut, rert.
rtoentihg the Mlnlctsr cf Cemtr.crc in
the French Cabinet Delegates previously
announced are Mm. Schneider, Tlrmari.
counsellor of stats; Waddlhgton, reprt
sentlnff textiles and raw materials;
Itochc, chemicals ; Prevet, foodstuffs, and
Maot seeretary-general. The total Of
fifteen for Krunce gives her a larger
representation than that of any other
foreign country participating.
Executor Trustee
Chartered 1822
Tike Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Nos, 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Brarioh Office, 475 Fifth Avenue '
At Forty-first Street.
' New York
London Parte '
Foreign Exohange
Administrator Guardian
Member Federal Deserve System and Now York Clearing Home
Yha undersigned beg to announce that I hey have thi day
formed a co-parf net ship under the firm name of
Curtin, Meyer & Company
with offices at
lpd Broad Street, New York
Tetcphono Broad 4S78-9 ,
to transact a general business In investment securities and stocks
and bonds oi all markets.
William J. Curtin
F. Werner Meyer, Jr.
atpttmbtr 4M, 10J9
SEABOARD AIR LINE OFFER.
T1 a RlflhAAFlt alt. T Im. T7 M ..
pnny, it was announced yesterday, offers
to holders Of the $4,000,000 two year 0
pet cent, notes, which mature on Monday,
the privilege of extension for a year on
a 7 per cent, basis. The coupon duo on
Monday and In addition a cash com
tMtnsatlnn nf 10. 8A i AAA
extension will be paid on and after Mon
aay at trie uuaranty Trust Company,
The collateral will be Increased from
C,il34,000 to $6,000,000 first consolidated
mortgage 6 per cent bonds.
The extension has been approved by
the United States Railroad Administration.
DIVIDENDS.
ntoea o:
Racord.
Am. Qaa A dec., q, lU'J.Sept. it
im, OaS Sk EUo., pf, q,
Dantf Vnala'," Aua'tVa'lla'i6"" "
-nina, inierim a. a., 7, June 30
Ufaton niorktfd rty, CO.,
.q. tl.lt..,,.., Sept. If i
llrlllatfAintr. Tobacco Co..
Ltd, 6rd. if. e
IUIttahAmr. TObaceo Co..
Ltd.. pf. 8 g
ardenaa-Am. Sugar Co.. pt,
q. 11.71, iSept.ll i
Obaaa Kat. Bank, q. 4. .Sept. 23 i
Coal St Iron Nat. Dank, q,
1S ....Sept. 14 i
Consumers Fowtr Co., i,
.Hi , ,i..,Bpt. 19 i
Uohaumers rower Co., pf, q,
1U Sept. 19 i
t Blumenthal Co., q,
l'i','. .HcpUSO i
9. uiumemnai U)., PK, q,
1H .....SeBI. 30 .
Oeat TCeatern Bukar Co.,
q. II Sept. IS
Uteat Weatern Bucar Co
ax, 1054. ...... ....... ,Ept. 18
Oreat Weatern Siitar Co..
of, a. lHTi..... sept. It
Itart, Bcbarfner & Marx, pf,
a. lH.vi't"" Sept. SO I
Komattaks Mltilnt Co., m.
80c ...SpU is. 6
indlahoma Itennlnc Co., hi,
If. ..Sept. 51
IndlahOmi rteflnlng- Co., ex.
ir. it... .)..,. Sept. 31
Intcrnat. Button Hole il.ncli.
Co., q, IV...... sept. 18
Internal, llarvnter Co., fi.
11.80 Sept 28
Inttrnat. Banking Corp.. a-a.
83 : ...Sept 20
Kaufman Dept. Storea, Inc.
pf. q, 11.71 ....Spt SO
Manila Eleo. IUt Ivllht
Corp., q. 11.50 , sept 12
.V. Y. Central nwy, Co., q,
11.18 Oct 1 :
.S'orlh. Pacltto Hy. Co., q,
IHTi ..,..( Oct 4 1
rteeca Button Hole liach.
Co., q, ,1ft Sept IS
(laece Koldlnr Macblce Co.,
q. If,.. .....Sept. IS
Salaty Car Heatlns; & Light.
Co., q. 1H ...Sept 18
riavoy oil Co.. q, J5i Sept IS C
i.pencer Petrolnum Coip.,
mo., 2 ............ fiopL. U f
Torrlngton Co., q, 17. . .. .Sept. 20
Torrlngton Co., ex, 1ft,, .Sopt 20
Conar Cotton Mllla, Inc..
a-a, 8Vir. .Sept. 31
Wrat Jeraey Seethora ft II.
Co., e-. 1H.... Sept. IS
Victor Talking Macblna Co.,
q, tt,. .............. ..Sept. 10
Victor Talking Machine Co.,
spl, ttO,. ............ ..Sept. SO
Victor Talklnf Maabloe Co.,
pt, q, Sl.Tt .....sept 80
Wllinn A Co.. a. 81.38. ...Oct. 21 1
Wilson & Co., pr. q. ltt..Sept 14
EX DIVIDEND TABLE.
Pe.
ubie.
Oit. 1
Nov. 1
rcnniylrnnla Crude Oil Marltet.
Oil Citt, sept 12 Credit balances
$4.25 J. runs 72,211, average 7J.04I ; ihln.
mtriti ,08t, a,yerts lt,H0i
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
I! I?.
11. IH.tOl 18. 1.1SI, lit! 21. 1,117,
IjiSj 11 Wet VlrgMa, 1,040. li.l 1
li, 010, 88.181 1 heifer, 900, 111. TObln
Mondari
Advanced Ruraely, pt Mr,
Amer. Bank Note, pt ,., 71a
Amer. Boach Magneto ............ . . illiOO
Amer. Car and Foundry,,,., i. 2
Amer. Car and Foundry pf ......... .1 V
Amer. Cigar Co (Hs
Amer. International Corp. .......... ,t .10
Amer, International Corp., pt...... .11.10
Amer. blnieed, pt ., 1HT
Amer, Steel Koundrlee, pf Im,,,,,14
Amer. Tobacco, pf. lUr
Amer, Woolen lHf
Amer. Woolen, pf..,,,,,,..,.....,.. .91.75
Armour & Co., pf , 1
Autoaalea Corp., pf ................ .lh
AUtotalea Corp., pf extra H
Bethlehem Steel, 7. pf,., 194
Bethlehem Steel. 1, pf 1
Bethlahem Steel A... 1U
Bethlehem Btaef B , ,,t..lU
Booth Flaherlea, pf II. 78
Buffalo & Suaquehanna , IViSi
Buffalo A Suaquehanna, extra V4
ci.. a. K. L. 4 rower. Sr.
California Paeklng Corp., pf ....... .11 .71
Cambria Iron Co. ,., 1
Canada B. S. Lines, pt. l
fate- (J. I.) Thresh. Mach ....iSv.
Cltlea Service Co.
Oltlea Service Co. Stock.
Cities Service, pf H
bankera' aiiarea ale
Cltlea Service
Cuba Cane Sue-af. uf
fuban Amer, Sugar ..
Cuban Amer. Sugar, pt
144
circirio Biorage tsaiiert ,,....,. .uv
Klectrlc filorage Batlery, pt,. 81.00
Fayette County Oaa (6 8. So
Oeneral Electric Co......... ..11.00
Oulf etatea Steel, lat pt,.., 14i
null etatea Steel, id pf li
Itaakali Barker Car Co 11,00
Herculee Powder Co.i..,.. 1
Haroulea Powder Co., extra ,2
International Salt 1H
Kreace (f. S.i Co., pf.... 144
La Belle Iron Worka t.ll.0
T.a Belle Iron Worka, pt 42.00
Liggett ft Myers, 1?. pi l
torlllard (P.) Co 1
torlllard (p.) Co., pr 144
Manatl Sugar, pf.,., 1J4 7.
May Dept. Storet, pf .,1.
Mexican Petroleum !4
Meikan PttrOleum pf . ... . ....... . l',t
National AnUlne & Cham.. p(. ....... 1 "4
National Brewerlea, Ltd
North American ., 1U
Ohio Cltlea Oaa. ph. ,.11. 28
Pan Amer. Pet. & Trana 8
Pan Amer, .Pet A Trana. pt 11. 78
Pen Rubber ..xl'tf.
Penn. nubber, pf. .......IM'4
Pierce. Arrow Motor Car. pf,. ...... IT.
Pitta. Bee. A Lakk Erie. .......... .14 1.
Tterrilngton Typewriter, 1st pt 11.71
llemlngton Typewriter, id pf ....... IS ioo
nao Meter Car. ,, ,,, , i..i... Jo
llepubiie iron k bteel, pi, lia
RoVal Baking Powder. ttt.i.lft
Boyal Baking Powder, pf..ii........lH'S
Seara-Roebuck, pt i . . 1 44 9
Pherwln.Wllllams, pf 144
Film Magneto 11.80
fnutn Porto nle Sugar. 8
Fnuth Porto Itlco Sugar, pf , t
FnuthWcatern Penti. Pipe Line. sv.
Pnrlngfleld Ity. Lt. pf. .1
p'unuira Lii oi nemucK;. . , . . . j . "
Twin City Rapid Transit, pf ...
IJn jted Drug ... .......... 7 1
t'nltefl fcllit 1 RaWwaval'iat'nf.'.T.'mS
United sates oypium Co. pf.........!'
AS?Ira?n fon ...... i, ,,,,,, to.i:;
Wb.tau::;::;;::ja:wft
BEEVEB Reeelpta, 1.415 head: 41 cars
on eale. steers dull and 31 o 10c. lower)
bulla almost nominal and steady: cowa
weak nnd eaaler. metre told at 112018.(0
per 100 lbs.: fair bulls, 18.26: medium to
fair Cowa, tS.8O07.OS. Dfeatid beef alow
at llOilc. per lb. for natives aides. Ex
ports from this port to-day were S60 cattle
on steamahlp Toronto, to be landed at Ant
warp.
Sale Newton A Co.! 22 Virginia steers.
1,(41 lbs. average, tis.SO; 20. 1,107, lll.Joi
20. l.SIS, 112.80) 22 Wlit Virginia, 1.101,
$11.16) 21. 1.098, lit. Kern IbmmtialOn
w.i so Virginia, aieers, 1,410, iis.sa
:"l
bu
: fihannohl tl Weet Virginia Steerar 1,174,
in.05: ti, tits, in. SO: is ohio, l.ost, tit:
4J i Ali Hi a A . Si - - m m m m
..v.v. e,.vvi i cows, (, se.ev. 4.
Bhamberc & son: 20 Virginia eteere, 1,148,
118.78) 22 Ohio, 1.177, 411.7!; 22, l,ll
'2 90i lo Kentucky, i.oii. lu.it: 11
WestVlfglnla, 1,117, lit. Mephefaon A
CO.I 21 Virginia steers. 1,840, 111) 48, 1,014,
I12.7S) 2 cows. 9SS. 7) 9. 982, IS.80. S.
Pa rid ore: la Ohio steers, 1,110, I13.S0) 4,
SO, 111; 2 cows, 1.07S, I7.0S.
CALVES Receipts, 910 headt 470 6n
eale. Veols steady; westerns higher.
Common to prime veals aold at us (r is
Pr 100 Ifcs.j culls, IllgriS: common skim
milks. 10: Westerns, 112.60018. Dressed
calves steady; city drtsaed veala. 2434c.
per lb.; country dressed do.. 20081c.
Sains Newton ft Co.! 40 vtale. Hi lbs.
Vf."s.el.".t.! . "0. ,111 4. IBS. Ill; 3
culla, 337, 113. a Judd tt Co.: 78 Wett
ern calves, 214, 111; 65, 176, I12.S0. TObln
tt Shannon! IS veala, 104, 121) E, 14, lit)
2 graasers, HO, 8. McPherson Co.I 2
veals. 110, lis; , ISO. 823: . 97, lit. 8.
Sanders! 2 veals. 185, 135) 8 Western
calves, 302, 112.
8I1EKP AND I.AMB9 Receipts, 8.120
head; 18H cars On sale. Good to prima
lamba steady) medium and common do.
and aheep weak to eaaler. Sheep sold at
13trs.50 per lOO lbs,) culls, 4: lambs. 113
fltS.SO; one car choloa do.. 118.75) culls,
110012.10. DresSed mutton slow at 842
lie. per lb.) dressed lambs. S2029c.
Sales J. Shamberg A Son! ill Ken.
tucky lambs. 71 lbs. average, 118.64: III,
68, 116.7S. McPherson A Co.: 274 Mary
lanl lambs, 84. I18.3S: 217 Virginia, 70.
11S.S0; 19 culls. 47, till 21 sheep, lis.
1I.26! I, 117. 17,80, TWn A- Bhanhon!
Ill Kentucky lambs. S, t7" 25-Ohio: s:
116: 125. 62, 111; 82 culls, 50, lltl 79
sheep, 100, 13.C0) 201 culls.. 91, 14. S. Sen
ders: 191 PennylTanla lambs,, .77. 817:
(18 Ohio. g, tit. P. Judd & Co.! 120
State lambs, 07. 117.80; 112. 59, MS.SUi
15 culls. 43. 111.10: 18. 43, 110; S sheep,
ICS, ts: 7 culls, 91. II. Kerns Commission
Co.; 117 Pennsylvania lambs, C9. 117,28)
t sheep, 140, JS; 8, 71. IS. Newton A Co.!
Jl i-ennsyivama tamos, .3. 11..ZS) 7Z. 16.
(17; 74. 76. 116: 8, 47, 113; 4 Culls, 41, 111)
i. 40. 110; 3 yearlings, 167, 8 1 0 j 8 sheep,
107, 18.50; 31, 101, It. Myers & House
man (late Thursday): 216 Weatern lambe,
SO, 117.60; 256 Virginia. 81. 113.80) 37
Tenneaeee, 67, 111; It cull sheep. 14, 14.
HOGS Receipts, 1,019 head) ana car on
Sale. Market lower at 111018.76; pigs,
17.60) roughs, 116.76: stags, 12 boars,
"Sale ! Newton A Cb.t 29 Pennsylvania
hogs. 148 lbs. average, 118.75. J. Sham,
berg & Son: 17 Jersey hogs, 1(1, 118.50;
9 roughs, 217, I1B.76. Tobln A Shannon)
S Connecticut hogs. 286, 118.
Lire Stock Markets In Other Cltlea.
CHICAGO, Sept. I l.'-Hos's Receipts.
P.OOO; slow; Unevenly steady to 60c. high-
er than yesterday's average. Heavy, Its
ui. ..o; mcaium. iii.tbvis.:s: light,
iji,nvii,tii; ngni ugnta. J16.60 W17.75;
heavy packing sows, smooth, 11515.75;
packing sows, rough, 114911,78) plga,
116.60Ol7.S0.
CattleReceipts, E.000: Unsettled. Beef
steers, medium and heavy weight, cholro
and prime, llS.7Sei7.S0t., medium and
good, tllffU.SO) common, tt.78011: light
weight, good and choice, I13.78017.76i
common and medtUm. ttfl8.80 butcher
cattle, helfert. I4.6001t.tl; cows. 18.250
13.60; canners arid cutters. 16. 38(96. 25:
veal calvea. light and handy weight, 820
Oil) feeder steera. l7ll.25i stocksr
ateers. 16. 15010; Western range beef
steers, ntfis; cows and heirers, $6,150
Sheep Receipts, 10,000: steady. Unmba,
81 pounds down, tlt.S0915.7l: cillls and
common, I8S18.76I yearling wethers.
110.80012.26: awes, medium, good and
chrvir, t74?8.60; culls and common. 11.26
O 6.75.
I Kttlmaled Receipts To-morrow Hogs
, 4,000: cattle, 1,500) sheep, 4,000.
I KANSAS CirV, Sept. 11. Hogs Re.
I celpts. 3,000; stesdy. Bulk, 18,76M7s
heavies, 16.S016.78 medium, 118.750
I 17) lights, IISO17.101 light lights. Il6f?
I !i''0i,Pellng sows, 114016) plgt. 111.60
I VI 6.16.
I Cattle Receipts, 2,600 and 100 calves!
steady to lower. Heav-r hl.l i..r.
,and prime, 116617.10) medium and good,
tli.40rt6.76 common. 110. 75011.18) light,
good and choice, 1617; common and
medium. I6rllt.lt) heifers, ll.ttftllt
cowa. ILltVlit canners and. cutter, is, 55
06.15; veal citVes, 1144716.60: feeder
steers, 8.tS01i.7S stocker stetrs, 16.609
Sheep-Reeelpte, 8.0i0j lower. Irfitnbs.
tll.60OI6. 50: culls and common. iTnomin
yearling wethers. II, 60011.16: awes, 16.60
f8,76; eulls and common, $306.15: breed
ing ewts, 18014.781 feeder lambs, lltO
18.75
EAST ST. I,OUI. Sept. 12.- Itoga Re
celpts, 6.000) hither. IlUlk, 111. 75017,50,
heavy, I16016.7SI medium, 116.28018;
light, $16018; light lights, 615. S0O16.76)
heavy packing sows, smooth. ltt.50OH.60t
Jacking sows, rough, lll.50Olt.10j pigs,
U01.
Cattle Receipts, 8006) steady. Beef
leers, medium ahd h4avy, choice and
prima, 16.76017.78 medium and good.
811 60013.80) common, H.750U: light, good
nnd choice, 110. BOO 16. SO; common and
medium, 16.28010.60) heifers, $6. 76016.60;
ebws, tl.7SOll.S0i canners and cUtterr,
It. 6006.76! veal calves. 115.26019! Neder
ateera. I7.600 11.60; stocker steers, 14.60
O10.
Sheep RecMpls. 2,600 1 steady to lower.
I-ambe, ItSO 16.16) culls and common, 160
12 yearling welhere, 19011) ewes, medium
and choice, 809 culls and common. IS
06.60.
riTTSnCRO, Pept, li. Cattle lieady:
aUpply light. Prime, ll8.60O16.28.
Sheen Steady; uppty fair. Prima weth
ers, 810011.16) culls and common, IS0CI
lambs. I10O16.76I veal calvea. ItiOillO.
Hoga Hlghtrl iUPl'ly 10 double deckl.
Prime heavies. I17.60017.76i mediums and
heavy Vorkera. tt.i6O18.80! light York
ers. lll.tSdtT.V:, piss, J17S17.J5; rotteh-.
IHOH.
CIN'CINNATI, tSepl. It. Hoga Re
celpts, 8,600) strong. Selected heavy ehlp
,per, I16.S0O17I packers and bvtchrrs.
817: pigs. 110 lbs. and less, I11016.
Cattle Receipts. 800) aleady. Calves
strong, I6011. Flieen Receipts, 2,300)
weak, tombs slow, I7017.
K.VST IltJrFAtO.Sept, li. Cattle
Receipts. 960 dull. . Calves Reeelpta, 750)
60c. higher: lfOit.60. Hoas Receipts,
6,600; alow; 600 710. lower. Heavy, $17.75
rjii! yorKcrs. iisi pis", sii.eu, rougne
New Issue
150,000 Shares
V. VIVAUDOU, Inc.
(Incorporated Under tho laws of the State of Delaware)
Manufacturers and Distributors of
Perfumes, Talcum Powder, Face Powder, Tooth Paste
and Other Toilet Articles
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized and to bo presently issued, 300,000 shares of no par value
No Bonda or Preferred Stock ,
i
I
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANT OP NEW TOHK, Transfer Agent
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANT, NIIW TOItK, Itegtstrar
Wo summarize from the President's letter, Mr. V. Vivaudou, as follows:
Sales are now at the rate of $5,000,000 per annum.
Manufactures: In the manufacture of talcum powder, face powder,
perfumes and other toilet articles this company is one of the largest
concerns in the world. Some ol the company's trade names are "Mavis,"
"Lady Mary," "La Bohemc," "Fleur de France."
Earnings: Net earnings from operations are at the rate of $1,200,000
pet annum, with the present four plants running to capacity supplying
only 60 of tho demand, and ordcrt are constantly increasing in volume.
Purpose of Issue: The new financing will provide approximately
$1,500,000 additional cash working capital, which will enable the company
greatly to expand its manufacturing facilities and further develop its
growing export business.
Application will be made to Hat this iaaue on tho New York Stock Exchange.
Subscription books will open on Monday, September IS, 1919, at 10 A. M.,
and will closo the samo day.
AH applications subject to allotment
PRICE $31 A SHARE
J. S. B ACHE & CO; S. M. SCHATZKIN
42 Broadway, New York
69 New Street, New York
We do not guarantee tho above Information but hare obtained tt from sources which wo bellow e to bo reliable.
PRODUCE MARKET.
HEANB AND PICAS BEANS Marrow,
choice, 100 Iba., lll.SOi Manchurlan, 111.60)
Coacorronta, Chilean. 88 08.76; pea, choice,
18.40; medium, choloa, 6.60; Lady Waal).
Irfton, California. (8.601 email white, Cal
Ifornla, .60i l&rte white, Idaho, 18.60 i
Tepary. California, 1606.75; Kotenaahl.
Japaneai or Corean. 17; Daltuku, Man
churl&n, 18.60; Tied Kidney, choice, 118.80
.t14: RedIarrnw, 111.60; Klntokl, Man.
churlan. 8406.80; Yellow Eye, 17.60;
Black Turtle Soup, ill. White Kidney,
choice, 12. :3ft 11.50. Imperials, JI0. u
inamoto, Manchurlan, 88.80; CabAllero,
Chilean, 17.80; Ba)ou. Chilean, I6IT6.26.
Cranberry, Manohurlan, round, 16.78U
7.16; long-, I0.60CP7; hort, 85,8006; Call,
fornla. 1707.16; Pink, California, 87,
Lima, California, choice, 811.75(111. PEAS
(Scotch. UlS, 16.7587; reen. Wisconsin,
t.80ji7l Idaho, t7.15O7.50i Washington,
t7.t0ii7.75; California, 17.50U7.7M Chil
ean, 87477.60; Australian, 87.5007.76; Jap
nnOse, 88.8008. 60; Black Eye, California,
84.15; splits, yellow, 17.75: green, 810
10.60; white, small, Manchurlan, 15.75V
6; targe, 1888.60.
IlirrTKK Creamery', higher than extras,
lit., 66958Hc) aitras, 98 acore, 67 Vic, I
flrats, 80 to 01 ecore, 54057c: firsts. 48 to
89 ecore, 68083MC.) eeconds. 88 to 67 ecore,
4DH061UC,; lower grades. S(Mtc; un
silted, higher than extras, 8OHW0lUci
extras, 6hSi60c; firsts, StOS'c; seconds,
110 53c.! State dairy tube, finest. 56957c;
good to prime, 52056c; common to fair,
16051c; ladles, current make, firsts, 470
(Sc.; eeconds. 46a046c; lower grades, 41
t(5c; packing clock, current make. No. 1,
4SU046C.; No. 2. mi a 4 Sc. i lofter grades,
tlf44c.
t'lIKBSE State, whole milk, frish Hats.
colored or white, lb., 31 0 81 Ho.; Average
run, .uu.umci lower graaes, zursisc;
held flats, special, 31ii; avernge run, 80
10'4c.; twins, specials, whites or colored,
30ttt3lc; average run, :9HO30c. Wla
consln. whole mtllt, twins, fresh, 800 61c;
single daisies, reeh, 8tc; held, 31Hc;
double daisies, fresh, 81 Vi (? !1 t c. i held,
31c: Tounc Anrerlcas, fresh, 8308SViCt
Cheddars. Canadian, In bond, 17Vi0 38Uc:
Btate skims, specials, 22013c; prime to
cnoice, iso:oc; fair to cood, KB 17c;
lower grades. 7rl8ft
COTTON8EEU Otl-Ttang" of prices;
Thllrs.
upeiL mgn. mw. close.
20.00
ai.ts
18.75
18 30
18.05
18.9)
so.to
W 40-61
IS 70-75
18.10-CO
15.06.10
18 00-69
16.10-40
18.70 W
dy,
M.O0
M.U0
10.41
18.75
16.00
18.00
11.00
IS CM
11.0)
r&mb-.neoelpt, 4,6001 ttoW; 4.0(1 76c
lower. Lmt. MOllI yearling, llOllt
wethsr, 11.60OKI ewes, I4OS.60I miltd
0013, Sheep and
ebp. t 01.10.
Snol........
September...
October MM 20.76
November 1S.W 15.01
December 18.30 18 ro
January.. 18.11 1S.15
February ., 18 20 18. W
March.,,,...,
April.,
KUGS Kresh gathered, ettraa, doeen,
660660.1 extra firsts, 62054c; firsts, 47W
51c; seconds, 41046c: under gradee. 38o
40c; Ulrtlea, No. 1. 88O40e. No. 2 end
poorer, 80 087c; checks, good to choice,
dry, 34036c; under grades, (5083c; re.
frlgerator firsts, charges paid to expira
tion dates, 46047c; eeconds.. 48044HC;
Stal), Pennsylvania and nearby Western,
hennerv whiles, fine to fancy, T807Sc;
fair to prim, 60072c; gathered whites,
common to prime, 65 0 7!c. Paclflo const,
whites, express, fahcy, 78c; freight, 61
68c other Western ahd Southern, gath
ered whites, 60868c,i mate, Pennsylvania
and nearby, hennery browns, fancy, 6:o
66c; gathered brdwn and mixed colors,
graded, fancy, 68 067c; fair to prime, 48
0 64c.
FLOUR AM) MEAL Bye flour firm,
fair to good, 87.500 1. 76; choice to fancy,
87.8008. White corn flour weak, 14,260
4.60 per 100 lbs. Corntneal weak! jellow,
granulated, 84. 10O4.10; white, granulated,
11,10 O 4. SO. FeeJ City barely steady; city
bran, 100 lb. sacke, 4T; heavy middlings,
do., 158; red dog Hour, 140 lb. sacks, leu,
Western easy; bran, 100 lb. sacks. 441.603
45: standard middlings, do., 166; Hour
middlings, do.. 813.60064; red dog flour,
140 lb. sacks, (71. Oil meal. 185 nom'.hnl.
FBUITH, FHE8II APPLES Red, fancy,
bsk., 11.25C2.23. Been, fancy, bsk 1 1.2."
0-.23; green, email and poor, bsk., Dllc.Ci
11.5(1; Duchess, bbl., 1300; Wenlthy, bbl.,
130 7 60; Twenty Ounce, bbl., 830 41; Fall
Pippin, bbl.. 6607.00; tlravensteln, bbl., 13
OT.f.0; greening, bbl., H0 7.no, Maiden
Blush, bbl., 3sj0., Alander. bbl., 8407.
Omvensteln. box. l'.'.al)03.25. CIIAII AP
PLES Small, bek., 81 2S O660; unull. bbl.
8180 20. PEAK? Meckel, bbl., 4 N in.
Hartlett. bsk., 1103; Bartlelt. bhl . 420
10. PEACHES Jersey, crat -, 12fi3 23:
Jereey, bushel bek.. 41.7602.60: Mtetr.
buehel bsk., 81.250-' 7.1;; SUtc. btk., 73e
Oit.CD; Connectlcul. crate. I3.7S0 4
1't.UMP Damson, bsk.. 600 413c.; Grand
Duke, bsk., 30O60r, Ilradshan, bak., "J .'. g'
50p, dRAPES- Al varieties, crate. 813
1.1. HtJCKLEllllitRlES Quatt. 04T33r,
RASrnEttnlES Pint, 10014c. ORANOES
California. 12.60 0 7. AVOCADA PBAUS
Florida, dos., ll.'.'3O2.60: Cuban, crate,
1IOO. MUSKMELONPTiirlock. crets. 3
0; Colorado, ctt, ISl.Jff, Jits
Iro, pink meal, luy cfule, 11S17?'
Texas, pink most, rrale, 1101.75. OS
TIIICII EUO MELONS Weatern. cas,
81.2602, CABABA IEI.ONP California,
crnto, 816008, BANTA Vl.AUS MELON'S
California, crate. 81.60 0 2. WATER.
melonh cur. sjuuirsuu,
FRUITS, IlHIEIl APPLES Evaporated,
far Western or Slate, lb., 10c.
XAV.il. . STOItES Wplrlls turpentine,
machine. bble 81,65. TAR Retort and
kiln, 31i.73STl4.I6. HOHIN Common to
good, strained, 817.16: B. 817.80: 1, 118
H. ljl.161 r, 116.40) O, 418.16; If, 118.15;
I. 420.21! K, ,l!ll II, lilt N. i 4 1 WO.
411.00, and WW, IS6.
OILS Standard white, X4w Tork ex.
port, bbls., 119.25; do., bulk, 811.50; do.,
cases, 123.15. Water white. New Tork.
bbls., 10.23 do., bulk, 112.50; do., cnj.ee,
124.25. Motor gasolene, garage, 24410.;
consumers, 2Kc. (steel bbls.), LINSEED
OIL Strictly pure, gals, of 74 lbs. In
bbls., 12.18. Calcutta ull, 12.35.
POTATOES Maine, 100 lb. bag, 2 0
2.76; Maine, 180 lb. bag. 8t.50G Mains,
166 lb. beg. 24.60: Long Island, iso
lb. bag, 8506: Long Island, 166 lb. bag.
$506.75; Jersey, round, bbl., 1106; Jer
sey, round, 165 lb. bag, I4.60O6; Jertey,
round, "No. 1, 160 lb. bag, 84 04.60! Jer
rey, long, bbl., 8304; Jersey, long, 165
lb. bag, I3.50O4.25; Jersey, long, ,160 !h.
bag, 8303.76; Southern, Nu. 1, bbl, 12. SO
0 4; Southern, No. 2, bbl., 11.5602.
SWEETS Jersey, No. 1. bsk.. 11.23 j' 1.73 .
Jersey. No. 2, bek., 75c.4Jt. Delaware
and Maryland, bsk, tl&l.t. Southern,
No. 1, bbl., 1304.511. IAMB- Southern,
Nu. 1, bbl.. 12.S0U3.50.
POULTRY, DitKSSKD CHICKENS
Freeh killed, dry racked, boxes, Western,
milk fed, 34048c. Western, corn fed,
38 0 40c; fresh killed, Iced, bbls., Weatern,
milk fed, 31033c; Western, corn fed,
2so80c; Wtetern, icalded, 30c; South
western, milk red, kegs, 30011c; South
western, corn fed, kegs, 28029c; Virginia,
milk fed, 8 to 4 lba. to pair, 3Cc; Virginia,
milk fed. 5 to 7 lbs, to pair, 33c; Phila
delphia, 80041c; Jersey & Long Island,
300 48c; State A Pennsylranln, 310 38c.
FOWLS Fresh, dry packed, boxen. West
ern, milk ted, 28039c; Western, corn ted,
26088c; fresh, dry packed, Iced, bbls..
Western. 25036C. . Western, scalded, SOSt
33c: Southwestern, bbls. or kegs. 31034c.
OLD COCK3 Western, dry packed, boxes,
22023c. : Western, Iced, bbls., 22c; West
ern, scalded, lb., 21c. DUCKS Long
Island and Pennsylvania, eprlng, 32c.
SQUABS Prime, while, do., 1408.50;
dark. I8.60OS. CULLS 1 1.60 01. UU1N
EAS Pair. 11.2601.76.
POULTRY, LIVE SPRING CHICKENS
Fancy, freight, 28c; average, freight,
27c; poor, freight, 25H0 26C; colored, ex
press. lO80c CHICKENS While Leg
horn, large, express, 29c; White Leghorn,
small, express, 28c. txnvLS Freight,
heavy, 32c; freight, light to medium, 30
031c. freight, poor, 27029c; colored and
mixed, express, 80tjS8r; White leghorn,
express, 30 0 81c. OLD ROOSTEIIS
Freight, lO20. TURKEYS Hens,
trelgnt, 80c; tome, freight, 21C. DUC1C3
Western, freight, 28 0 26c. I Southern,
freight, 22c. IIEESE Freight, 10c.
PIUEO.N'S 'Pair, 86c.
PROVISIONS Pork unsettled! mess, ISO
062; family, IS3054: short clear, I52O60.
'Beef steady; meej. 127038; family. 130O
81; packet, 118029: extra India mess, 851
, 065. Hogs weak; bacons, 26 410,; 140 lbs..
18 Ho. I nigs. :S"ic. Ilellli-s nulet; nlckleil.
clear, 10-12 lb.i., 29ic , dry salted, clear.
18-20 lbs., !l.c. Ureases unsettled; yel
low. 13flI3t4c; choice house. 15S013c.
Pickled hams steady, regular 10-12 lbs.,
2'lc; skinned, 18-20 lbs., 31Hc. Tallow
easy; city special,, loose. I6c iJird firm;
middle West. 2G.4i026.5S; city lard dull,
26c. nominal; refined lard steady; Continent,
130.261 South America. 830.60; Brazil, kegs,
131.50; rompoun steady, 26027'4c Stenr
Ine Irregular; city lard stearlne, 33 31c,
oleo, miOltr.
SUGAR Cut loaf. 10.50c; crushed,
10.75c: mould A. 9.66c: ruhes. fl.TXc.
IXXXX powdered, 9.30c; powdered. 9.15c,
I fine granulated and diamond A, ci cuu-
lecuonera A, s VUC ; .NO. 1. g.330.
ItlCIl Domestlo screenings, 8 He.; second
head. 9c; medium, 14e. ; fancy head, Iljc .
Japan, choice to fancy, ISOl'Wc; Blue
Rose, choice to fancy, UHlTM'ic.
VEGETABLES, MISCELLANEOUS
BEANS illasliet, 60c Oil 25; lima beans,
basket, 304 75. BEETS Nearby, 100
bunches', 11.600 2,50; bosket, 75c Oil; bbl,
120 2.50. CAnHOTS Nenrby. tOO bunches,
tltfl; bbl.. II. 5002.75. CORN 100 ears,
I103.S5. CUCUMBERS Basket, UO3.50.
bbl. 1205. box, 1103; cucumber pickles,
bbl., 20ii. Stale, dill, basket. 8102.50;
small, baket, 12. 6004.30. CAUUAIIES
Long Island nnd Jersey, bbl.. 1101. 60; 100
14 0 7. OAl-l,lFI.OWEItS Long Island,
basket. 1204 Stale, crate, 1 2 60 j 4 60 .
small, crate, 1SO3.50: California, half crat ,
I. 26 0 2.60. I'lIICORY-lUbl.. 76c.Olt.25.
'"EI.KIIV State anil Jersey, doeen roots
20O"5c, rough, crate, 12 i 6. ESOAROLE
Bbl. 75cOli:5. EiiOl'I.ANTH Jerses,
bbl.. 1203: basket. 00 4 60c; bushel bns.
kt. coo hop; 20 quart basket, 60076c;
Italian, bushel box, 110 1.28 41AHLIC
Lb.. 20021c IIORHEIIADISH 100 lbs.
146. LETTUCE Bbl . 50c.Oll.50 crnf.
33c Oil; basUrt, 25c.Oll26. MUSH
ROOMS 3 lb. basket. 1103 60 ONIONS
Jersey, white, basket. 1108 60, yellow,
basket. J173W?; red. basket, 61.250.'.
Connecticut Valley, yellow, 100 lb. bag, 13
'T3.60: far Weatern, 100 lb. bag, 130 3.7i;
Orange county, red, 100 lb. bag, I3t(3.35,
Orange county, red. basket. I1.60O2; yel
low, basket, 1102; 100 lb. bag, IS03.
State and Western, yellow, 180 3 50; while,
100 lb. bag. 8804.50; red, 100 lb. bag. U
03; Spanish, crate, 31.2601.73. OKIIA
Bssket. 60e. 1183. PEAS State, basket.
tlI4i bag, 8108.60. California, drum. 19
0 8.50. PEPPERS Oreen, hni., 820 2.50;
red, bbl.. $30 4. PUMPKINS-. lib) . 11:5
01 50. RHUBARB 100 bunches. II 60 0 4
ROMAINE Basket, 60f oil' crate. 50c. O
81. V- BADISHES - 100 bunches, tl 50O
S SO. Sf'ALLIO.NS 100 bunches. MOI.1S.
SPINACH State, basket. 608 78c; nearby,
bosket, 25060c. Syl'AHlI- Hubbard, bbl.
II. 5002.60; Marrow, bbl., I1.25O160.
while, bbl. 76c.Oll.60. yellitw crook-neck,
bbl.. 1102 TURNIPS -While. 100 bunchia.
1103 TURNIPS 'Bjikel, I1O160, Ilulo
hnga. bbl., 8101.60; bag, 1101.23 TO
MATOES State, liuahfl basket, 1 1-50 0 2 TO
State, halt bushel basket, llOl 75l 20 lb,
basket, 81O1.60I bushel box, 81.2503.38;
10 QL box, 110146.
METAL MARKET.
Sept. 12. Sept, 11.,
Did. Asked. Bid. Asked.
Lead, New York,.... 6.76 6.00 5.75 6.00&
Spelter, N Y, spot... .... 7.C2?4 .... 7.65
Spelter, prime West,
spot 7.30 7.11)1
Spelter, prima West,
October 7.35 .... 7.17H
Electro cop, epot 21.76 12.8714 51-75 M.JTW
Electro cop, Oct 22.09 22.60 22.00 .2iJ
Aluminum ..22.00 31.00 82.00 33.00
Quicksilver IW.00 . . 1100.00
Antimony 8.50 8.75 8.6214 8.87H
Platinum, nn ounce 1106.00 1106.00
Pie Iron, No. 1 X, ,,,
foundry 3t 10 31.30 60.80 31.80
Pig iron, No. 2
silicon 30.SO S0.S0 30.30 S0.61
Ilia l,nn 1aln .til. '
1 con, No. 2 23.80 80.30 9.80 30.8
t ins, i.nss iron .i.i-s
Pitts, Beit billets 36.60 .... 83.64
OLD METAI.S.
Deslors' buylnc prices are aa follows: ,,
.'upper Ccnt6 A pound.
Heavy cnt and crucible 14.00O18.M
Heavy ami wire 17.005 17.W
Light and bottoms 15.00f )8.tVl
Heavy and machinery comp 16.50017.40
Uraie, hcary 10.00010.60
llrasi, light 8.09O 8.1
N'o. 1 clean brass turning 10.00O11.I:
No. 1 cuuiu turulrurs 18.60314.6
rsd, heary 5 ono t.0
Tea lead 4.0fJ 4 14
'.luc scrap 5.000 6. 26
IX).DON JIBTAL MARKET'.
IONBON, Sept. 12. Following arc the closing
luetal quotations.
fi. d. Changes.
Popper, epot log o 0
Popper, futures 110 10 0 off Bat
Electro copper, spot 109 0 0
Electro copper, 120 0 0
Tin, epot 2S2 10 0 up II 10
Tin, futures 271 10 0 Up tl 154
Strait 213 10 0 up 2. 10a
Sales Spot, 20 tons, futurel, 600 tons.
Lead, put 23 6 0
Lead, futures 23 15 0 .........
Speller, spot 40 15 0 .,
Spelter, futures 41 15 0
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
Public Utilities.
PORTLAND RAILWAY, 1,10 ITT
POWER COMrANY.
July gross
Net after taxes
Surplus alter charges
Twelte months grots.
Net efter taxes
Surplus after charges.
ie9.IW5 Ihc
2S4,7 Inc.
71.176 Inc.
2.31S.130 Inc
2.743.W4 Inc.
450.744 lllC.
AND
138,666
11.015
18.468
1.363.2)6
91.106
2,117
Available for renewals, denredslion. Ac!
TENNESSEE RAILWAY', LlflHT A NO
I'unEll COMPANY
(Combined earnings )
July rross 860.1.442 Dec.
Net after laxes 172.941 Deo.
Surplus after charees.. 3l,IM Dec.
Twelve, months grots... 6.411. oft Inc
Net alter taxes 2 J.vt.SH Inc.
Surplus after charges. . 53e.n inn
Available for renews!. dnrAnlafinn
Above fleurr-s Include nnerstinn ,,f p.ii.
depsrtment of fh.ittonoegs Hallway snd Light
Company for which receiver wai appointed on
April tl. 1919 P
EAST ST LOUIS AND St'BUIWAX COM
PA NY SYSTEM
fj
:9.i
J1.W9
287.623
277.140
44.
July gro.s 1310.177 Dee
Net after taxes 62.611 Dec
Doflcit after rharz.n... 16 nr2 inc
Twelve months gro.s .. 4,3.12.7:;, Inc
He ?."eI. ",xr." klT "u l),e-
Dcllclt after charges... 13.1',5 Inc
Balances are available for mien alt,
elation. Ac
17,6W
64.M1
67.163
403.662
117.271
S18.2J4
depra.
NASHVILLE RAILWAY AND LIOnT COXp
(Subsidiary of Teniietw, Rawiy Light h,
, uwrr mpany l
82f,ei
7MI1
63.11)
6S.8M
July sto.s..
Net after tsxes . .. .
Surplus alter oharres
Tnlevo mnntht grots.
Net after taxts
Surplus after charges
ll.il alter pf dividend
1261.471 InO
M.llt! Dec
M IIS Dec
8,146,8)4 Inc..
m.496 Deo
J'S.TO: Dec
261 T97 linn
Avsllablo for renewal, depredation. 7.
CU.MIIF.iTLANI) 4)1 XT Y POWEIl AND
l.inilT COMPANY
July nr . . 261 217 Dec,$66,ri
u efler tntes Dt 473 Dec, 2l
Surpliis after rharre . ) ;so f Pa. f, 47t
Tnelie mouths jross.. ..J.DU.J'j Decl97(r,a
Vi t (.Iter tixe.i ;;.7;, Dec.jnjjjJ
Snrpliu after chnrces . lJO.rnt Dec i tuj
Ih-ni lt after preferrMl dlT . 17 392 Inc,', i'.tQ
"MANILA ELECTHIO n.VII.POAD AND
LlnilTI.NII fOIIPlMMTlUN "
May gross I2 VI lnc.lll.T78
Net after taxes u "79 Dec Jl,-B
Suri'lu. after charges ss ?j,o Dec. 20,411
V,,,C II.Olll.l KIO.,,..
Net sftrr taxea
Kunilua after ciiai-xes...
ltalbiire after divt'leiiilt
.1,122,6)7 Inc. 664,111
l.-KH
1. 113.179 Ino.241.:
71J.10! lnc.:jo-j;i
tvt.Wl Inr.mini
TENNESSEE POWER (.WIPANY,
July grot
Net sftcr laies
PiTpla after rhirite
Twelve months grots
Net after taxes
Sin-pin nfttr clutrees
.1160.561 I)ec.ir.t4
IS.721 Dec. i.STI
2,I7"67 Iuo.,141.761
Inc 130.0641
51,1 731 Inc. IHI.CU
Available for renewals, depreciation. AC
I'llAITAMlOCA RAILWAY AM) l.IOIIT CO,
Jnly gross
et after taxes
Surplus sfter charges
Twelve inoutlis urn.'
Net afltr charges
Surplus after cixreei.
tiio: iiic..lii,8il
U5.1IU IIIC. D.tHg
r 130 luc . 4,T
1.141.911 Inn .878.6a
417,6'J0 Inc.tM.Pa)
. 24,714 lnc.S,UJ

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