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Union Electric Light
and Power Company
St. Louis, Missouri
Ref. & Ext. Mortgage
5% Bonds, due 1933
Cover part of property by first
mortgage and balance by gen
eral mortgage.
We have been identified for
nearly a quarter of a century
with the bond financing of
this Company and its prede
cessors.
91 and interest
Yielding about 6Vs%
Circular upon request
Harris, Forbes & Co
Pins St., Cor. William
NEW YORK
|
Exempt from all Federal Income Taxes
Tax Free in the Slate of Maryland.
$200,000
CITY OF
Baltimore, McL
Registered 5% Bonds
Legallnvestmentfor SavingsBanks
and Trust Funds in New York,
Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Maturing March 1, 1926
Price to Yield 4.50%
Descriptive Circular
Upon Request
ji Members Nr\v York Stock Exchange
11 14 WALL ST. NEW YORK
Tel. Rector 4500.
11
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS.
(Quoted on a perc?nta"T? basis).
Maturity. Rata. Did. Ask.
Atch., Top. * S Fe.1923-35 0 5.?S 5.33
Allan. Coast I-lne... 1923-35 ti 5.80 5.30
Atlan. Coast Line... 1923-16 fa'/4 5.75 5.60
Baltimore &- Ohio.. 1922-27 V/a 6.00 5.05
Baltimore * Ohio... 1923-35 0 5.95 5.05
Bethlehem Steel 1D22-30 7 0.75 0.25
Buff. Roch. A P . .1922-35 4H-5-6 5.75 5.30
Canadian Pa^Hlc"... 1922-32 4%-6 5.85 5.55
?out. It. R. of M. J. 1923-35 R 5.70 5.35
rhesapeake A Ohio.1923-35 0-04 5.85 5.00
rhlcago. Bur. 4 Q. .1923-35 6 5.65 5.35
Jhlcago It N. W 1922-23 4'4 5.70 5.25
Chicago & N. W 1923-35 0 5.85 5.00
Chicago * N. W 1925-30 6>4 5.S0 5..I0
( 111.. R. Isl. ?? Pac.1922-27 4'4-3 0.05 5.70
Chi.. H. I. A Pac . .1923-35 0 5 90 5.00
Chi.. SI. L. & N. 0.1922-24 5 5.85 5.50
C., C.. C. 4 St. Ii. .1922-29 5-6 5.K. 5.50
I>tl. 4 Hudson 192.1-35 0 5.75 5.00
Klic Railroad 1922-28 4',i-5-6 8.20 5.75
C!rt. Northern Rwy. 1923-35 0 5.75 5 90
Illinois Central.... 1922-27 4'4-5 5.70 5.25
Illinois Central 1928-35 0 5.75 5.60
Illinois Central 1925-30 6'4"7 5.70 5.50
Louisville A Nash .1922-2'! 5 5.10 5.25
LouUvlIla * Nash.. 1923-35 0 5.75 5.30
Louisville 4 Nash.. 1922-10 0.70 5.50
Michigan Central... 1922-35 5-0 5.85 5.50
M.. St. P. i- S.S. M. 19.2-26 4'4-5 ?.W) 8.65
M.. St. P. 4 S.S. M. 1922-35 6-6)4-7 0.00 5.70
Mo.. Kan. 4 Texas. 1922-24 5 6.50 6.00
Nat l Steel Car ti.. 1922-28 8 8.50 7.50
New York Central.. 1922-32 44-3 5.75 5 50
New York Central. .1923-15 0 5.85 5 00
New York Central.. 1923-35 7 5.80 .>.00
N. Y.. N. H. 4 H... 1922-29 t'i-3-6 6.60 6 <K)
Norfolk 4 Westorn. 1922-24 t',4 5.70 5.2*
Norfolk 4 Western. 1923-35 6 5.70 5.35
Northern Pacific... 11)22-30 7 5.80 5.60
Pac. Fruit Express. 1925-35 7 5.75 5.50
Per.n. Gen. Freight. 1922-23 I?1)4 5.75 V?5
Penn. Rail road 1923-35 0 5.85 5.00
Peri! Marquetto.. ..1923 35 0 5.90 5.05
Pitts. 4 Lake Ki lo. . 1923 35 0-6V4 5.85 5.50
Reading Company.. 1922-27 4V4 5.75 5.40
Seaboard Air Line. . 1922-27 4 ,-5-6 0.30 5.99
Southern Pacific.... 1922-21 4'.. 5.75 5.-5
Southern Pacific 1923-35 0-7 5.70 5 50
Southern Railway.. 1922-26 4'4-3 0.10 f,.70
Southern Railway.. 1923*35 0 5.90 5.65
St. I,. A San Fran. 1923-35 0 5.00 5.05
Union Pacific 1924-35 7 5.05 5.37
Virginian Hallway.. 1922-35 G 6.00 6.05
SHORT TERM NOTES.
..7
-.7 H
. .7
. .6
. .7
. .7
Rate.
AlumOoofAm.. .7
Alum<^o.of\m. ..7
AmOottonOll.... 6
AmTel&Tel .... 6
AmTel&Tel 6
AmThread 6
AmTobacco 7
AmTobacco 7
AnacomUCop. . .6
Anaconda Co p.
AngAihOil.Ltd.
Armour.Oonv..
BAGKRColl..
BeliTelofan..
Bethleher.iHi.l,.
C'a u Northern Ry, 5 )4
Can Northern Ky. 5 >4
Can Pacific liy. . .6
CentArgentine... 8
ConaGasofNY.. .7
CopKxp.Vwn, I do. 8
OopE xp Aasn. Inc. 8
CopKxpAsso.Inc.8
Cudivhy Packing.. 7
FederulSugRef...?
The 11 FGood.cn v7
UulfOIICorp.... .0
OulfOilCorp 7
IIJ limn/. 7
HockingValley.. .0
JIumbleGAR... .7
1RT conv 8
KanCltyTerRy. .0
bennecottCorp.. 7
LacledeG L1 Arof. 7
Philadelphia 8
Procter AGarnble. 7
RJReynoldsTob. o
Sears Roebuck... 7
Sears Roebuck . .7
Holvay 8
8o u t h west. Bel ITel 7
HPl aDopotUu. .5)4
HtandOilNY 7
UtandOiiNY 0)4
Swift 7
Swift 7
TbeT exaaCo.... 7
li tahSecCorp.... 0
Yacuuuiuil 7
WeatKlec lJouv.,7
V* laconsin K<' coo 0
Due. BH. Aske I
Nor. 1925 101 H 101
Oct. 1933 102 "4 102 ?4
Sept. 2.'24 95 If 95 )4
Oct. 19X5 100 7-10 100)4
Feb. 1924 100 H 101
Dec. 1928
Nov. 192J
Nov. 1923
Jan. 1929
Jan. 1929
April 1935
July 18.'30
April 1921
April 1935
100)4 100'i
100 H 101 H'
101>< 102}%
98 y,
102? j 103!,
1031(M
103)4 103'4
98 98 '4
101 101 )4
July 15/33 101 M 101
Dec. 1923 99', 100',
Dec. 1921 991* 100>4
Mar. 2,'24 100?4 101
Feb. 1927 93 '-4 94
Dec. 1/22 101*4 10114
Feb. 15/23 102 102' 4
Fob. 15/24 102 Ji 103 If
Feb. 15/23 104 104 )?
July 15/23 100i>4 101H
Nov. 1921 100 >4
April 1925
July 1923
Feb. 1931
Dec. 193J
Mar. 1924
Mar. 15/23
Sept. 1922
98*4
100)4 100 H
103 t* 103)4
104)4 104)4
99 )? 99 "4
loo74 ioi H
80)i 81U
Nov. 15/23 100)4 100)4
Feb. 1930 102*4 102 >4
Jan. 1090 97 97)4
Feb. 1944 95)4 90
Mar. 1923 101 H 101 H
Aug. 1922 100)4 101
Oct. 15/22 10b<4 10014
Oct. 15/23 99)4 9914
M 1937 102*4 103?4
April 1925 100)4 102)1
Dec. 15/23 100 103 >4
Jan. 1925-31 104 IO84
May 1933 IOO '? 100)4
Get. 15/25 101)4 101)4
Aug. 15/31 102 74 103'?
Mar. 1/23 101)4 10114
Sept. 15/22 99 % 99)4
April 1930 107 107)4
April 1925 100*4 107
May 1924 94 90
BRITISH l ORKK.N TBADK.
T/ONPON March 11.?Board of Trade fig
ures for February were:
Imports Cf.0,37ft.Ofio
Brportn of British product* M,.'130.000
Re-exports 10,17",Of 10
Kxporta OS.r^O.OOO
Excess of Imports 870,000
Horthnrilfm Pacific Nntei.
Lamport. Darker A Jennings hnv?
purchii^ed flTjB.OOO of tlie Northwestern
Taciflc Hnllwny Conipntiy's 6 y>cr ccut.
(fold efjuipnuiit truat notes from the
Ilallroad A'lmlniatrntlon nnd ure offer
ing them at prices to yield fi.50 to h.75
per cent., according; to maturity. The
M|n mature $12,000 annually In 192.1
10 iSSi, Uivluai\?.
FRENCH RAIL ISSUE
WILL BE SOLD HERE
Negotiations Nearly Com-;
ploted fop Offering of New
$:{0,000.000 Bonds.
Negotiations for the oiferlng In this
market of $30,000,000 of 6 per cent,
bonds of one of the largest railroad
systems in France, marking the second
step In the Introduction of Internationally
known securities in the New York mar
ket, are about completed. It is probable
that a leading international banking |
house will complete its distributing syn- i
dlcate In time to offer them to-morrow j
athough the offering may be postponed
another day. They are likely to appear
at better than a 7?4 Ppr cent, basis.
The time for a French railroad bond
offering is ripe. The eight times sub
scription for the Framerican Industrial
Development Corporation issue indicates
investment response to a security offer
ing in behalf of France, which is an
attitude much changed from that of a
few months ago. Complete details re
garding the new issue, which will con
tain an exchange speculative feature,
adequate sinking funds, &c.. must await
formal announcement.
f A
Average Bond Prices
| ? i
March 13. 1923.
Mon- Net Wrrk Year
day. Change. Alt". Ago. ]
! in Kail* 81.76 ?.06 81.8* 72.15
| 1(1 Industrial 95.80 +.23 95.68 87.88
5 Pub. I'tU. 79.53 ?.53 80-18
Fnr.'iL'tl 102.60 ?.25 102.115 111.07
30 Bond* .,.. 89.54 -.08 89.64 79.8.
V -? J
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Northern Ohio Traction Offer.
The Northern Ohio Traction and Light
Company has sold 57.500.000 of Its gen
eral and refunding mortgage gold bonds
series A 6 per cent., due in 1?4 7, to tht
National City Company of New Yoiifc
which .e offering them at 96 and Interest
to yield about 6.30 per cent. The pro
ceeds from the sale will reimburse the
traction company for the retirement of
an underlying issue of $1,145,000 of the
Canton Akron Railway Company's first
mortgage 5 per cent, gold bonds, which
matured on March 1, 1922, and for con
struction expenditures In the last two
years. Funds will be provided to call
an outstanding issue of $2,454,200 of
secured 7 per cent, sold bonds and retire
other funded debt. In twelve months
ended with February 28, 1922, the com
pany earned its bond interest charges
with a surplus of $1,092,473.
New Haven Kqnlpments.
Dillon, Read & Co. offered yesterday
and practically sold a new issue of
$1 864,000 of 7 per cent equipments
Class A series EE of the New Haven
Railroad at prices for serial maturities
to vield about 6 Vi per cpnt- The total
outstanding issue is $2,664,000, of which
the Government subordinates a percen
tage. It Is a lien on equipment costing
$3,500,000.
f3,BOO.OOO Saks lone Sold.
Saks & Co. have sold to a group of
bankers composed of J. & W. Seligman
& Co., Kissel. Kinnicutt & Co., Ilallgarten
& Co., and Tucker, Anthony & Co., $3,
500,000 of their twenty year sinking
fund mortgage 7 per cent, bonds. It is
expected that a public offering of them
will be made soon.
Sell All Kramer leans.
Subscription books on the $10,000,000
of the Framerican Industrial Develop
ment Corporation's twenty year 7 Ms P*'
rent debenture bonds, due in 1942. were
closed fifteen minutes after their official
opening at 10 A. M. yesterday. The
Issue was about seven times ovcrsub
??cribed. It is understood that the $4.',
000,000 issue of the Sinclair Consoli
dated Oil Corporation's 7 per cent, gold
bonds had been oversubscribed at the
close of business yesterday, although
the books will not be opened officially
until 9 o'clock this morning. It was
estimated unofficially that Its oversub
scription exceeded $30,000,000.
Lnan to SnlMOBi.
Negotiations are reported to be un
der way for the offering In this market
of a $6,000,000 loan to the city of
Soissons, France. No confirmation of
the report was obtained yesterday. Ne
gotiations which had been under way
for a loan of $15,000,000 by the Na
tional City Company of New York to
the city of Antwerp are said to be off, at
least temporarily.
LrhlKh Connty Award.
The Comptroller of Lehigh County,
Pa., awarded yesterday $300,000 of Its?
4'i per cent, twelve and one-half year
average Improvement bonds to Brown
Bros. & Co. and Newbergor, Henderson
& Loeb, Jointly.
Toledo Terminal Plan* Issue.
The Toledo Terminal Company yester
day applied to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for authority to Issue $400,
000 of Its firs* mortgage gold bonds at
4'j per cent, to reimburse its treasury
for expenditures.
Activity Aornmpanln Advance.
The turnover In listed bonds yesterday
was the heaviest in ma-j^y sessions.
Prices adhered to their upward trend,
gains for the most part being frac
tional. but. nevertheless several new high
record prices were registered, especially
among foreign government Issues, in
eluding Argentine 6s, Norway 8? and
| Swiss 8.?. At 85 Argentine ."is were up
i 3 points from Stiiurday's final level. The
FYamerlcan Industrial 1% per c'-nts.,
j initially dealt in yesterday, were quoted
1 above their offering price of 39 from
the market's opening, suggesting that
Investment absorption of the Issue has
been unusually rapid. Sinclair 7'. per
rent, notes moved into new high ground
above 103, the price at which they will
be redeemed on November 15 next from
the proceeds of the fifteen year 7 per
cent, bonds Just floated. Cuba. Cane
bonds rounded out a remarkable re
covery. the 8s selling above 8 0. up more
than 9 points from laM. week's low, while
the 7s crossed 87. There Was heavy sell
ing of Interborotigh Rapid Transit 6s.
' sending the price down to 58, off about
2 points, or a. total decline of G points
from the high of a few days ago.
TTnWed Kingdom securities were un < t
tled by the further break In sterling a.n-l
closed a point or more lower all around.
American Telephone convertible bond*
moved up in sympathy with the atock,
which established a new high price The
convertible ?s advanced nearly 2 points.
Ont of Town lasnea.
The Palmer Bond and Mortgage <"'om
pany of ?alt f/ake City la offering $176,
j <ino of the Juab county, Utah, .Tu?l>
j School District's r. per cent, building
ttonds. maturing In 1923 to 1942, In
j elusive. n? prices to yield 5.76 to 6.3."
! per cent. The company is offering $133.
, ooo of Sanpete county, Utah, South Ban
pete School District's 5 per cent, bonds,
due in 1911, at Rri.SC. to jrleld fi.35 per
cent. The Liberty Ontrnl Trust Com
]>any of st. l/ouis is offering 91,940,000
of 5 per .<.nt. bonda <>f Saint ?'la.ir
county. III..maturing In 1923 to 1939, In
clusive, and $160,000 of Poinsett, county,
Ark.. Hay Road and St Francis River
lio trt Imiirovement District's Merlal 1 pef
nt ro-id bonds, ^le In 1923 to 1942, in
clusive. f
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. MARCH 13, 1922.
1922. 1921. 1?:0. |
DaVs sales $15,244,000 110,818.000 $13,470,650
Year to date S77.97S.OOO (112,110,000 793.1C1.650
RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
?Cloning-- S.-ileh Net :
RM. Askod.Yield. In 11,000. Open. High. Low Last, Chgs.
96.80 96.90 ::.70 619 3i,ss (1932-47) l?ti.80 96.98 96.80 96.80 ?.10 I
97.36 97.50 4.19 . . 1st cv. 4* I
97.28 97.48 4.18 2 2d 4s (1927-42) '.'7.31 97 34 97.34 97.34 +.16
97.46 97.50 4.41 50 1st cv. 4%s (1932-47) 97.48 !*7.50 97.36 97.50 +.10
97.46 97.50 4.43 6X1 2d cv. 4Vi? <1927-42) 97.36 97.50 97.36 97.50 +.10
98.66 98.70 4.17 2.204 3d 4Vis (1928) 9S.42 98.90 98.42 98.68 +.28
6 3d 4?4s reg 98-30 98.46 98.30 98.46 +.42
98.50 99.00 .. .. lat-2d 4'<s (1927-42)
97.68 97.76 4.44 2,227 4th 4'^s (1933-38).. 97.50 97.76 97.50 97.70 +.16
10 4tli 4Vis reg (7.48 97.52 97.46 97.52 +.22
100.80 100.84 4.00 1,420 Vic. 4%s (1922-23).. 100.74 100.S4 100.72 100.80 +.02
34 Vic. l->is reg 100.64 100.72 100.6 1 100.72 +.02
; 00.04 100.10 3.73 121 Vic. 3%a (1922-28). .100.02 100.04 100.02 100.04 +.02
Canada 6s 1ti.11
5.... .98%
Cbilo 8s 1924
receipts
5 lOI'lfi
a ioiSh
1 10U2
1 101&8
l lJtae
3 ioua
1 101%
Cbilo 8k 1941
1 10414
1 104
2 10414
10 104
Chile 8s 1948
receipts
6 ionn4
a 10378
Chinese HKRy
5s 1951
1 53
10 M
3 .">3 5p
2 531^
Copenhagen
s f 8Hs 1945
2 90
1 S934
Christian!*
s f 8s 1945
1.. ..100
Cub* is 1904-44
2 89
Cuba 5s 1914-49
4 971a
DenrmirK 6s 42
certificates
3 98
2 98)8
2 98
20.
1.
981g
98
977s
97;l4
9778
10 973*
Denmark 8n 45
13 110
1 1 ??
Dominican CA
It 1958
2 9038
FORK
Denmark Mun
oor A 1948
1 109
1 1001s 1
1.....too ;
Ser B 1948
6 109
Dutch Baxtlnd
35-jt ext k 6s
receipts
6 W>U
2 05%
10 O.M4
1 9.Mg
18 95
2 O.Mg
5 95
' French 8s 194".
5 10434
2 104%
fi i04ia
2 I'M
3 IO4I4
3 1041a
1 10458
1 1041a
French 7yp. 1041
10 ioo7k :
is 100%!
5 10O7h
. 7 101 ;
1 10078 I
6 101 I
31 1007s
1 10014
1 101
12 1007H
3 0 10034
a ioo7g
2 10034
4 101
1 1007g
7 101
1 10078
4 101
3 10034
2 1007s
'Japan 1st 4 Us 25
? 8914
5 8(1%
3 1 801a
Japan 2d 4'vs 25
51 89
31 88<8
;ion.
Japan 2d 4s I9;il
.751%
1:
7">l8
Lyons 8b 1934
4 85ia
a 8.V14
6 857g
5 8."i4i
5 8.">la|
Marseilles 8s 64
0.
.86
2 S.11a
? 853*
:i sr.ig
3 8r>%
6 8.r?la
1 854*
1 851 a
Mexico 5s 1954
40.
55.18
largo
5 521a
Mexico 4s 19"'4
1 4:1.14
1 431a
5 431g
? 5 43
Norway 8s 1940
1 110%
1 HOia
6 110%
1 1103?
1 ill
5 llOSi
1 1107g
Queensland
s T K 7s 1941
certificates
4 109
1 losia
1 lOSfU
4 1087g
1 1083?
Rio Grande do
Sill Ss 1940
5 IOU4
1 ions
25 IOH4
1 1011a
3 10114
3 iona
2 10114
Queensland
tw 1947
certificates
2 907?
15 9934
7 9058
8 9flla
8 907S
2 0934
1 0978
11. 093?
Nut herlands
6s 1972
receipts
(! 9438
0 9414
2 941h
8 94U
6 941?
2 94U
1 941S
22 94U
1 94 %
Rio de Janeiro
8 f g 8s 1948
4 1017g
1 IOU3
7 1017g
3 10134
2 lorlla
San I'aulo City
8s 1952
when issued
2 1011a
9 1013b
12 10113
5 1013g
5 IOH4
San PauloStato
8s 1938
2.... .10214
1 1021s
2 102U
5 1021a
2 1023s
1 1021a
1 0 10234
2 1021a
4 1025s
Swedon 8s 1939
30 100
2 10014
3 1001a
9 IOOI4
1 1 100
DOMESTIC.
Pan Canal 3s 81
87
New York City
<4s 1965
i 1041a
44s 1967
3 1041a
I960
4 99.14
4s 1959
5 0534
4s 1959
3... ? ? .95^4
Adams Exp Co
Clt 4s 1948
1 75
Ajax Rubber
8s 1938
1 99Ia
1 09
Amor Ak Chotn
74* 1941
1 1017S
4 1011a
1 1017#
4 102
1 1011^4
1 102
1 101*8
2 101.14]
2 loiia
2 10178
Am S & Rftsj
1st A 5s 1947;
7 881a
1 883*
ft 88I41
4 88.I4:
2 8878j
2 89
2 881a'
Am Sugar Co
6s 1937
3 B87r
13 fl8.1| I
7 9s78|
4 99
6 98114
2 9878
Am Tel A Tel
CV 6s 1925
12 115
2 11484
1 115
4 II&I4
1 115
1 11534
Am Tel A Tel
clt 5s 1946
8 9fl
3 9014
1 90l8
Baltimore ft O
S W 34o 1925
2 8838
0 88I4
Bet him Steel
fd 5s 1942
1 907fi
2 90I4
3.
('hi Mil &atF
fold 4s 19
1 7334
22 731a
Chicago & NW
15-yr 64* 1938
3 106.34
Chicago ft N W
6.
.90
6 957B
Am Tel ft Tel
CV 448 1D31
5 1003s,
Am Tel & Toll
cv is 1936
1 80ia
Am Tel ft Tel
clt 4s 1929
1 8Mb
2 88ia|
1 88% |
1 88 Ay
Am W W A El
col tr 5s 34
2 72?8
11 73
Am Wrltg Pap
1st 7-8s 1939
4 82
Ann Arbor
1st 4s 1995
1 ?57g
5 H?
Armour ft Co
1st 44" 193?
0 8714
*7 87
AtCh TASK*
Ken 4s 1995
1 8714
4 871 j
1 87 ig
3 8713!
Atcb T A s Kv I
CV 4s 195".
1 79V
3 791a
1 791,
Atrh T A St Ke
a<U 4s 1995
stamped
1 ?o?a|
1 8034!
Atl A rharlAl.l
1st B 5s. 1944,
2 05 |
Atl Coast l.lne,
10-yr 7s 1930 |
5 100
Atlantic Fruit
7s 1934
1 .Hia
Atlantic Reign
#4* 1921
20 1037s
1 10334
Atlas Powder j
CV 741s 1936 j
1 . . . .10234
Baltimore AO
6k 1921)
1 07I41
a "7 I
2 9714I
2 97 I
2 9714
Baltimore A O
ref A 5s 1995
2 90.I4
Bway A 7th Av
con 5s 1943
3 ?4la
2 05
Bkln EdlsonCo
5s A 1949
1 9414
Bkln EdlsonCo
7s C 1930
1 105
Bkln EdlsonCo
7s D 1940
4 107
1 106.14
Bkln Rap Tr
7s 1921
5 731a
4 74
7 73
certificates
5 74
21 73
certificate*
stamped
15 70
MVIn On Kiev
1st 5s 1951
?tamped
! ?0
Canada North
20-yr 7s 1940
5 IIOI4
9 IIOI3
2 Ill
Canada North
64s 1946
1 109
1 9 1093ft
6 IOOI4
4 1091a
Canada Paclflc
4n perpetual
2 77.I4
2 771a
1 775h
8 771a
1 7734
2 0 775s
Car CI A Ohio
1st 5ti 193(1
2 84I4
Crat or OeorKt'i
10-yr es I92?
5...... 9714
2 97
Cent of Georgia
con 5s 1945
1 941a
rent leather
1st Ss 1925
3 96
901s! Ken 5s spd 87
1 IOH4
ChiraKo A NW
gen 4s 1987
9 831a
ChlcOKO A NW
pen 3 4s 1987
I......74I3
ChicaKo Rys
1st, 5s 1927
3 77
1 7678
1 77
Chi R I A P
Ken 4s 1988
6 82
1 8U3
Chi R I A P
ref 4s 1934
?'? 7834
1 7878
3 78.I4
27 787k
2 7834
1 7878
Chi SP MAO
deb 5s 1930
3 921a
Chi Un Station
1st 8 4s 1983
1 11413
Chic A \V inu
lf-yr7V?s I93"
4 1017g
Chi A W Ind
con 4s 1952
3 701a
2 707S
Chile Copper
cv 7s 1923
I IOOI3
22 ICOI4
1 1001 a
10 lOOIg
25 1001a
6 10038
Chile Copper
6s 1933
18 8514
2 .85-18
6.., .?. . 851 a
2 8514
Clnn HAD
4'js 1937
6 851a
C C C A St I.
ref 6s .Ser A 29
7 981a
5 9834
2 9813
8 9S3?
4 081a
1 965R1 C C C A St Ii
9034
96I4
Central Pacific
ref 4s 1949
10 831a
Or de Pas Cop
cv sf 8s 31
5 1121a
Ches A Oh 5s 39
2 3 99
Chesa A Ohio
ref 5s 1929
1 94
1 0.11 a
Ches A Ohio
CV 5? 1946
6 8618
4 . . 8OI4
Ches A Ohio
cv 41 js 1930
25 85
1 84*r
24 847k
16 8434
Chi-s A Ohio
K?'ll 4' jS 1992
2 841a
6 84<*>h
ChestOhioKft
Alleg 1st 4s 80
I *2lg
Chi A Alton
34s 1950
1 4138
3 41
2 5 405((
6 4lia
deb 44s 1931
7 86.I4
45 87
0 C C A St I,
4s ser A 1993
5 78og
4 781#
2 78^8
Clev Short LI a
44s 1961
ft 92
(,'oloradolndus
1st 6? 1934
II 7114
Col A Southern
KKt 44s 1935
.80
3. .
Chi A Alton
ref 3s 1949
39 SO
Chi Bur A Q
Ss 1971
7 97
? 971S
7 ... n7
Chi Bur A Q
Ren 4s 1958
4 871a
('hie Rur A V
III 4s 1958
I# 88.'H?
Chi A East 111
5s 1951
12 75
Colorado A So
1st 4s 1929
2 91.%
Col Oas A BUS
1st 5s 1927
1 91
1 903*
Con Gas N Y
5-yr cv k 7s 25
9 108
3 IOSI4
1 1081a
4 1071
5 108
1 1083#
2 lr8ia
1 108.18
1 IO8.34
15 1087s
Consolidation
Coal 5s 1950
11U 2 80
4Ha| 1 sou
41(781 Cuban Am tfu
8s 1931
15 1047),
1 104-14
Cuba ?"an
cv deli 7s 1930
. 80
17.
,7978
1 7934
3 SO
9 79.14
Baltimore A O
CV 44s 193.1
1 77
9 77U
16 7718
Baltimore A O
1st 4s 194f
2 78
Baltimore A O
p I 34s 1921
6 92
Baltimore A O
P I E ft W V
ref 4s 1941
1 74N
Baltimore A. <>
TolA C 4s 1959
1 0 (V478
1 6434
1 ?47S
1 6-4
Bell Tel of Pa
7<#| 1145
n if*
Hra'len <"Vip M
coll 8s mil
4 Vti . .
22
4.. .. ,
17
10
82
10
.74'8
. 7.1 I
. 7478 J
0 80%
13 87
1 80
stamped 8%
25, . . . ,,8. 34
25.
3 8S1?
23 H8I4
25 881 a
1(1 88-ti
50 89
1 8SI3
ft.., 89l4 I
5 89 |
2 88ia i
lft 89
H8I3 I
75
Chic A I'.rlo
1st 5s 1983
? 74781 Cuba Tl II Co
88
West
..60
.A97h
I.
Chi fit
4s 1950
10... .
1
Chic Ind A
ref 6s 1947
2 93
Chi Mil A P Sd
4s 1949
14 6613
1...... 67
Chi Mil A St P
cv 5s 2014
12 65
4 . . 051.1
Chi Mil A St (?
CV 44s 193?
1 64I4
2 041 a
2 6438
Chi Mil A, St P
ref A 4?4s 2014
2 MM*
'"'l
1st 5r 1952
8 79
2 781.;
?J . . ,791-,. I
Cumber T A r
1st A gn 5s 37
5... .90
r>H A- Hudson I
conv 5s 1935
1 92
l>el A Hudson !
1st A ref 4s
1 861a I
D?*l & Hudson
Int. 4Hi IM2
:< 7s I i
D*n At Itio < 1
Imp 51 1924
?mpi
& Rio
4* 1911*
701 ?,
1....
7*.''4
74 V*
? uttijlj
10 7511
t)m M * Ft. I)
M 4s |m
1.* ...41
Don A Rio OJ
IstAref 5s Si
1 4 46I4
20 46
Detroit Kdlson
6s 1940
3 lOlSg
1 loa-ig
1 102
Detroit Kdlson
1st A ref 5s 40
* 0184
2 0318
? 1 98
Dot River Tun
1st 4!$s 1961
20 85
Dot United Ry
1st con 4H? 32
22 70
s rou
ii 80
?> 81
3 80
* ??i2
7 80
1 HON
2 80
Dlamd Match
sr 75*8 193ft
5 109
DIs Securities
1st cv 5s 1927
J 0 47
duPont KIdeN
10-yr 7MjN 1931
3 104
?'> 104l4
*2 104I8
? 2 J04
Duquosne t>t
1st 8s 1949
2 ,0"8
2 102
2 10214
a 102
Edsn El II Bk
1st cn 4s 39
? ,1 83la
Erio 1st cn 4s 96
I ??ia
? s?78
1 50
1 -.914
_J0 58
Erie cv 4s A 53
?7 38
Erie cv 4s B S3
_J0 381?
Erie cv 4s D 53
_ 3 40la
Erie gen 4s 1996
? 3 43la
Erie A Jersey
1st 6k 1955
? 4 85I4
Risk Rubber
1st tnR 8s 1932
0 I041 j
? 1043b
3 IO4I3
-J lfM>?
1" lOlljj
Ft Wor & R o
4s 1928
? 1 70
Frnmeriran I r>
7tj? 1942
when issued
20
6 99l4
/' OfWg
1 5 991^
10 99.%
7 90l2
2 0 99.lT
8 991*
2 00%
0 OOI4
' <??|
^ 99I4
? W%
' 9914i
1 P91u
14 9<ll,
1 09*8
? 2 . . .091j'
5al If A liend;
Is 1933
2 87 :i?
Genl K|oc Co
6s deb 1940
1 10412
2 If 4)4 |
_ 1 1041-jl
Got Elec Co
deb 5s 1952
10 98
GftOaro Ac Nor
1st 5s 1929
* 84
Gdyr TAR
fe 1931
25 993.
2 1 99
34 99%
3 997r
3 9934
2 097s
1 100
* .99%
gtfg
GtNorth S'fr 52
22 OtiSs
16 9634
15 065s
2 9634
fi 90%
4 9634
12 965s
24 9634
Great North My
4ks 1961
1 89
15 881a
12 8734
Green Bay & W
deb B
15 7
Gulf & Ship lid
5s 1952
1 73
Havana Eiec
6s 1952
2 87
Hudson Si Man
1st lArfASs 57
1 7R12
2 7818
6 781a
8 783s
Hudson A Man
adj Inc 5s 57
2 58I3
1 58
III Cent 6V4* 38
1 108
Dl Cent 5Hs 34
2 9913
111 Tent 4s 1953
1 79
1 7834
Illinois Central
ref 4s 1955
2 841 g
Illinois Steel
deb 1940
1 8S34
Inst for Kn of
Auri 4^s 1943
4 331a
loterb Rap T
1st A rf 5s 66
1 60
6,,, , ,,601^1
7 60 I
10 5034
15 6OI41
2 601s I
30 6OI4I
6 60131
5 60l4
2 - 603y
20..
38..
10.
3.
..60
.59341
.591 a|
.5914
59 !
.5x14
,58ia|
.58141
581 -j
.5814
r.sia
.5*13
. 6S>k
.5 ni4
..riH34
.5838
.5814
?581a.
. 5878
.50
.5813
587&I
I I.ackawanna St
1st 5s 1923
1 0 091*
2.? 091g I
6? OTU
2 9912 |
Lackawanna St
ls-tSs A 1951
2 8414
L Erie A W us'
1st to 3' . .
89%
L s'& M ?o|
deb 4s 192H
92
023r
Lake 9 A M So
deb 4s 1931
1 1 I
Lehlffh Val RH
con 4H? 200.1
8i34
5 87 ?s
LifOtett. A MT I
5s 1951
4 941 g
Long Island
deb 6s 1937 '
1 74
1 735s
Long Island
ref 4s 1??
5 737r
Louisv A Nash
7s 1930
4 10734
Louis A Nash
SI* 2003
15 1021r I
Louis A Nash
4s 1940
1 ... -90
5'.'. . 89%
Louis & Nash
Atl K A Cln
4s 1955
1 821.1 I
10 8213 |
7 8234
30 . 83
10 s3,2
15 8*
Manhat 4s 1950
10 *>0U
1 ^
stam pert I
I 59
Market. 9t R>'
8s 1924
10 ?:l<? I
Market St R>"
con 5s l?-4
4 8734
Mex Pet of Del
cn to 1936
1 ...103
1 10213
OS 103
29 . . ? ? 10314
Mich State Tel
1st 5s 1924
6 07 ;
M idv Stl A Or 1
col fis 1936
21 *<*?
Minn A St 1.
ref 5s 1962
5 sola I
Minn A 9t h
4s 1946
0.
.40
SI 5813 j
10 58341
Interboro Met J
1959 [
21.
? ?. 13I4 2
M St PASS M
64s 1931
3 1017g
1 102
? ior<?
51 St PASS si
If 193S
1 H77?
2 8S
871a
.13
.88
10 121a
2 12 V
43 12
1 121 j
certificate-.
IUh
It .. .10 j
1 20 yia
intnational Ag<
IstAcI 5s 32
3 75I4I
1 7:.3h
1 751a
Interna M M
1st 1'It 6s 1941
4 "M-!
2 94I4I
3 941
1 94>h
2 94I4
1 9134,
I '.141*
Interna Paper
5s Ser B l?4Ti
2 ?7l3
Mo Kan Sl Tex
fis ser A 1962
when issue<l
2 KO"s
5 S0?8
3 81113
Mo Kan A Tex
I-, Ser B tMtJJ
when Issued
5 071.,
Mo Kan A Tex
6s ser C 19:i3
when issued
13 933|
10 931.
Mo K:m A Tn\
adj 5s 1967
when issue<l
23 51
5?7?
18
3.
? M
1 9934
1 9'1?k
21 .0031
2 ... .997H
25 9934
4 907h
Gdvr T A R
1st Rs 1(41
2 115
3 I I.Vis
0 1 r.i4
2 115
2. . UM?
2 115
:i 1151a
lt> 11*
2 IK.l#
Granby 11 1925
8. ...88
GrndTrunk Ry
7s 1049
0. . ,a?u
Ini incible Oil
8s 1931
? 931s
6 93 I
2 9234
Iowa Central |
4s 1951
58 :ih
Kmii A Mich
2d 5s 1927
1 93
KO KtSct A M
4s 1(136
0 77%
? 771,
? 77%
K fi Southern
ref In 19.V)
S5i a
io imt1
Mo Kan A Tex
1st 4s 1990
4 7?1>
2 705(1 |
13 7?ly
2 .769h
Mo Kan A Tex
adj ta 1967
when IsMieil
22.
10
0.
.11018
3 IIOI3
2 11'I*
2 IIOI3
25 IIOI4
GrndTruiui Ry
IK 1938
1 103
Great North Rv
7s A 1936
40 10S\(
25 1081a
1 10?%
10 ... .IIIHI4
8 108
1 IOHI4
2 ... IOXI3
10 10*3*
1..
80
5 835*
1 8513
1 80
5 8534
1 8.Va
Kan G Sotithn
3s 1950
4 04%
3 ?H3s
Kan 0 Tertn
4s I960
I 79l|
Kelly Apr Tire
s r?M 1931
1 10034
1 looij
1 10014
0 10034
18 1061a"
Kinds C KLAI'
p m IH97
1 108
S 51
Mo Kan A Tex |
notes exti'
5 H0l,l
Mo Pacific Ss 13
4 90% !
Mo Pacific fis 65
a 1*014
1... .Wis
Missouri Pacific
gen 4s 197fi
10 821a
1 02%
2 025h
10 621-1
3 627?
5 6334
2 02's
1..... .6?%
3 021,
2 ?2?4
1 02f*
Montana I'wr
1st. A 5* 1943
2 941 a
H 941.|
Mont real Trtn
1st A 5s 1941
1 M%
2 8.V<4
1 naia
Morris A Go
1st 44s 1930
1 fMIn
( ontliiucd ou J ullo? iiig I'tiic4*.
COTTON DECLINES
AFTER EARLY GAIN
Late Increase; of Long Liqui
dation iiiid Outside Selling
Depresses Market.
A late increase in long liquidation and
outside selling carried yesterday's inac
i live cotton market to lower levels after
; prices liad been lifted 'about 10 to 15
points In the flrat hour. The contract
list sold off 19 to 26 points in the course
of the last half hour and closed at Its
bottom. Generally speaking. the
1 market yesterday was a repetition of
its last nine or ten sessions. It was
I Just as dull and narrow in price range
as were all last week's markets and
i the majority of largo operators con
I tinued to do little or nothing.
Crop preparations have not advanced
! to a point at which decldcd opinion as
| to the size of the next crop can be
i formed. The weather was about a
standoff yesterday, the map showing
clear and slightly warmer weather over
the eastern belt, but rains at several
Texas points included a fall of more
than two inches at Amarillo. Central
sections were cloudy and unsettled and
i the forecast for the East was for cloudi
ness with the possibility of showers
to-day.
The market opened 2 points net higher!
to 2 lower and soon after the call ad
vanced slightly from Saturday's close
with support from Wall Street shorts.
Liverpool and Japanese Interests, Longs
were not particularly disturbed over the
political situation in Europe as Liver
pool's cables reflected nothing start
ling. Futures prlcos in the English
market were about as expected and
spot business abroad showed a decided
increase. 10,000 bales hanging hands
with an advance of ,12d for middling at
10.69(1.
Bulls were helped by the National din
ners' Association's estimar? placing i
mill consumption of cotton in February j
at 849,100 hales In contrast to only 395.000
bales consumed the same month of last i
year. The Census Bureau's official re-1
port on consumption will appear to-day
r.nd probably will he lower than the as
sociation's estimate, due to late curtail
ment in demand caused by the textile
strike. Several mills have announced
that they will shut down for an ln
definit* period.
Spot interests were among the prin
cipal late sellers, offering the market
down on curtailment reports from the
North Carolina mill district and the i
possibility of large deliveries on con-t
tracts. Wall Street lonjjs also sold,
chiefly on revolutionary disturbances in
India and South Africa.
The local spot market declined 20
points to 18.45 cents for middling. De
liveries on contracts here were 1.200
1 bales. The New Orleans spot market
was steady. 25 points lower at 16.75
I cents for middling. Sales there were
771 bales.
Range of nrlceg: Pre\
Open. Hl*h. Txiw. Close. Close.
March.. .. 18.31 18.42 18.10 18.11 -14 18.32
I May is.or. 18.10 17.84 17.84-80 1R.0:i
July 17.28 17.44 17.04 17.04-00 17.30
October IB.07 10.77 10.40 10.40-41 10.00
I Pecember.. 10.43 Ifl.rrf) 10 20 10.20 T 10.4."
January 10.30 10.38 10.20 16.02 B 1H.28
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton ?tnod demand but business mod
erate: price* 12 point* higher at lO.Oitd. for ;
middling. Sale* 10,000 bales. Imports 8,000,
all American. Futures opened steady at 7
to 15 points decline. Closed steady, 2 higher
to 7 points lower. March, 10.47d.; May.
W.35d.: July. 10.21d.; October. 0.82d.: Jan
uary, 9.55d. Manchester?Yarn, fair busi
ness doing; cloths good demand.
STATISTICS.
Last Last
Yesterday. Week. Year.
Port receipts 15,070 lO.OOtl 14,440
Exports 1.1,274 .11,440 io,:>oo
Exports season.. .3,817.480 3,822.H.-.I 3,532,341
New York stocks. 7!>,107 70,380 127,197
Port stocks 1.058.705 1.071.71.". 1,442,203
Interior receipts.. 10,180 11,120 13,700
Interior shlpin'nts 10,043 12,175 0,078
N*. Y. arrivals 3,100 4H2 015 I
FOREIGN INTERNAL EONDS.
Loans not Issued In American dollar values.
Rate. Pato. nue. Bid. Auk.
Argentina tunUst) 5 Sept... 1045 77 78
BMsian (restor'st 5 Option 1934 72 7"i
British Vlrtory.... 4 Issued 1919 300 379
Canada 5H Nov... 1954 95*. 9?H
Canada March 1937 97\4 98
Canada 5<h Nov... 1034 9.V% ?l?i
Colombia fi Tiinwl 1013 68 71
CoHta Rica 3 Option 1058 50 6ti
French Victory... 3 Option 1931 63 tui
French Loan 4 Option 1943 33 5H
French Premium.. 3 "HV, 8n
French Loan (1 Option 1981 7H1 v 80
Italy War Loan.. 3 .'!7'j TWj
Pelotas (Brazil).. 5 Issued 1011 G5 57
ITruffuav 5 Issued 1919 71'4 7'2'i
Rus It Bds F 4 A. 3'.4 Feb... 1920 4 3ft
U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.
Frl. Ap'ov
Month. T.C. Bid. Ask. Bid. Yield
1922.
?Juno.. 4 >4 100 1-1rt 100 5 32 100 1-10 3.55
?June... R'4 100 13-32 100 1-2 100 13 32 3.40
Aug 5V4 100 5-8 100 23-32 100 5-8 3.55 i
?Sept.. 414 100 1-4 100 3-8 1001-4 3.70
?Sept... 5'i 100 5-8 103 3-4 100 5-8 3 HO
?Dec 41,4 100 3-8 100 1-2 100 5-8 3.80!
1923.
Mav 4*4 100.8C 100.80 100.78 4.00
1924.
?June... 5*4 1 02 3-4 1 02 7-8 1 02 3-8 4.40
'Sept... 314 102 7-18 102 0-1(1 102 3 8 4.40
1025.
?March. 4?4 100 3-4 10O 7-8 100 3-4 4.44
1*28.
?March. 414 100 7-8 101 100 3-4 4.40
?Acceptable In payment of Federal ta*e<
on tlio dates of maturity.
EX DIVIDEND TABLE.
March 14?
B?tlilehern Steel "A" $1.23
Bethlehem Steel "B" 1.23
Bethlehem Steel, 7%. pf 1.75
Bethlehem Steel. 8%, pf 2.00
N. 1'.. Lackawanna A Western R. R.. J 23
South Fenn Oil 1.50
Marcli 15?
Allied Chemical A Dye Corp. pf 1.73
American Car and Foundry XOO ;
American Car A Foundry pf 1.73 1
American Steel Foundries pf 1.75 |
Crucible Steel pf 1.75 <
General American Tank Car pf 1.75
Ciulf States Stoel 1st pf 1.715 I
Manhattan Shirt pf 1.7,1 ,
Standard Oil of Kentucky 3.0Q
March 1(1?
Lehigh Valloy Coal Sales j.00
March 17?
American Telephone A Telegraph 2.25
Pennsylvania Water A Power Co 1.71
Railway Steel Spring -J,00
Ms n il 20~
California Petroleum pf 1.7-,
chandler Motor Car Ct 1 ,0
Western Pacific R. R. Corp pf j.x)
Mnrch 21 ?
IVttibone Mnlllken Co. 1st pf I 75
Pettllmno Mulllkcn Co. 2d pf 17.-,
March 22?
Universal Leaf Tobacco It.on
Universal Leaf Tobacco pf ji iki
DIVIDENDS.
Ftock of Pay*
Record. able.
Aeolian Co.. q.. pf., $1.73. ...Mar. 20 Mar. 31
Canadian Loromotlve Co.,
Ltd., q., 12 Mar. 20 Apl. 1
Canadian Locomotive Co.,
Ltd.. q., i>f., $1.75.. Mar. 20 Apl. 1
Famous Players Las key Corp.
'!? $3 Apl. 15 May 1
Howard Smith Paper Mills
T. ending March 31, $? ....
Hupp Motor Car Co., <1., pf.,
$175 Mar. 20 Apl. 1
International H-irvester Co..
<1 . *l"3 Mar. 25 Apl. 15
McCrorv Store* Corp.. q., >
pf.. $1 75 Mar. 20 Apl. 1
Mississippi River Powe. Co..
q , pf.. $1 50 Mar. 17 Apl. 1
Weber I'lano Co., n<? pf..
$1.75 Mar. 20 Mar. 31
Worcester Consolidated St.
Ry. pf., $2.50 Apl. 1
wool. AUCTION SALBft.
I.ONIiON, March 13.?The offerings at to
dsv'r. wool au'Mon 'sloe were 11,082 bale*.
f I ".- " :i ? 'i but'.- ?.!(? rid,-ip, ni'1 hlddlnr
1 ? iplrlted f?n all rlai?r >. \merlcne
'"juglit a few hn,i uf iiupciloi iiuilnos.
For Your Business
with Europe
AMERICAN houses doing business with
? Europe have at their service American
banks in \mportant centers abroad.
The Guaranty Trust Company maintains
branches in London, Paris, Brussels, Liverpool,
Havre, Antwerp, and Constantinople. Each is
a complete banking unit. Our officers in these
cities know American business needs and meth
ods and at the same time are thoroughly familiar
with foreign business conditions.
Current and inactive accounts may be opened
at these offices, interest being paid on balances.
There are many ways in which the facilities
of our branches can be of special value to you.
We invite you to make known your needs and
we shall be pleased to give you full information.
*
Guaranty Trust Company
of New York
LONDON PARIS BRUSSELS
LIVERPOOL HAVRE ANTWERP CONSTANTINOPLE
National Surety Company
NEW YORK
Financial Statement, December 31, 1921
ASSETS
INVESTED ASSETS:
?I.lbertv Rondi t Includ
ing Kmpl?)?' t' n p it I d
Kalanir) 83,8CS,0M.60
?Stocks and Bonds and
XoriirtlM ' l5.7l0.lBK.9t
Ileal Estate 17.379.70
C l HItKN T ASSETS:
< ash on Hand
Accounts Rfofhablf
OuMlundinx Premiums
DEFERRED ASSETS:
Accrued Interest
(M.37H.H8.5.03
1,0#3.A30.30
3.0.H3.H3?.HO
RI0.3tl.004.3f
0.043.3,51.01
ii;,.?u?,w
LIABILITIES
CAPITAL AND SI RPLES:
Capital Stock a5.MO.000.00
Surplus ?'5,763,1 <7.33
CURRENT LIABII ITIBS:
\ccovnts Pat able iNot
Du?>
IMilJfnd Declured 'Pa>
alile January 3. 1933) ,
SI77.174.30
1.50,000.(Ml
DEFERRED LIABILITIES:
Accrued Commissions (Not Due)
*10.703.347.33
037,174.30
730,378. IB
RESERVES:
For War-Income Tax and
Pr.-mlunt Tax
for ConlIndent Claims
For I'nearned Premium*..
For Premium* o>er 90 \
ila?l past due Aniliwl i
. the*!* premiums ther? Is I
up* erShrlefl* carried In.
the unearned premium t
reserve t he. sum of "
?-.M.9I0; '
H39S.790..50
3.S33.S7B.71
8.401,030.70
A79.M3.4t
13,100.103.1.5
TOTAL ASSETS $25,607,102.22 | TOTAL LIABILITIES $25,607,102.22
' * Insurance Commissioners Convention Values used.
World's Largest and Strongest Surety Company
115 Broadway, New York
Brokers Branch: 89 Maiden Lane
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London, March 13.?Trading was dull
on the Stock lCxrhangn to-day. Quota
tion! at tho clone of the trading follow :
Mar silver, 33%d. an ounce.
Har Rolrt, l*"s. Pd.
Money, ;i per rent.
1 tlai'onnt rate*: Hliort blllf, per
cent.; thren inontlio bill*,'.'Vt p<r cent.
? H per ront. Consols, "-tn(.
Hrltlsli "> per ectit. war loan, IKfl.
Hrltlsli 4',4 p'r ctiit. ?*r loan, 1*4.
I >f llwra, 10*',.
Hand Mlijea, 2.?
t'Atns, March 13.?Price* Improved on
the Bourse to-day. Quotations at the
closo of the trading were as follows:
Franca. Cent.
3 per cent, rentes Ml 2A
ttX'lifinBr on Tendon Ill 10
per miit. loan 7* !t."i
U. a. ilvllm U A2
Huntington Jackson & Co.
Railroad Bonds
43 Exchange Place New York

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