COTTON GAINS IN
STEADY MARKET
Trading Quiet, hihI Close Is 2
to 12 Points Higher?Deal
ing Mostly Evening Up.
The cotton Market held steady with a
small net pain ifc yesterday's quiet itnd
allbreviated session and closed 2 to 12
!>oin'.s better than it did on Friday.
Much of Its business was professional
evening up prior to the final Goveriy
ment ginning: report on Monday, which,
if it confirms the National Ginntrs' esti
mate of 7,962.000 bales ginned, will con
vey bullish impressifin, as ffie Depart
ment of Agriculture placed In December
the crop size at 8,310,000 bales, exclusive
of lintcrs. Liverpool and local shorts
were early buyers, while longs and
Japanese interests sold. V
The market was a trading affair from
Its first gong. After opening 5 points
not higher to 3 lower it advanced 10 to
3 5 points on more active'support. Near
'options were among the strongest,
March holding its premium, as yester
day was not a notice day. WeeWy sta
tistics wero more or less ignored. Spin
ners' takings of American cotton were
greater than they were in the corre
sponding week of last year, the into
oight was smaller and the visible supply
of American decreased 114,444 bales, in
contrast to a decrease of 49,007 bales
In the corresponding 1921 period.
According to Marshall Field & Co. of
Chicago current wholesale distribution
of dry goods was less than it was in the
corresponding week of last year, aU
though road orders showed a consider
able increase. Yesterday's weather map
vas favorable. Conditions in the east
ern belt wero clear and no rain was
Indicated anywhere In the belt. It was
cloudy in the Southwest.
The local spot market was 5 points
Mgher at IS.45 cents for middling. No
nales were reported here. In New Or
leans middling was quoted steady, net
unchanged at 18.75 cents for middling.
(Sales there were 2,390 bales.
Range of prices? Prev.
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
March 18.14 18.25 18.12 18.15-10 18.11
Mav 17.9,'t 18.10 17.9" 17.9S-18.01 17.91
July 17.32 17.50 17.32 17.38-41 17.64
August 17.40 17.40 17.33 17.33 T 17.35
{September 17.08 N 17.18
Octobcr 10.87 lli.98 10.85 11.90-9'.! 10.97
November 10.85 N 10.85
I>fcember.. lfl.73 16.84. 18.73 10.80 T 18.70
flanuary.... 10.02 10.09 10.58 10.58 T 18.52
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS.
(Quoted on a percentage basis.)
Maturity. Rats. Bid. Ask.
/tch., Top. ft R Fe. 1923-35 0
Atlan. Coaat I.lne. .1023-31) 6
Atlau. Coast Line.. 1 6'4
Baltimore ft Ohio.. .11122-27 4',
Baltimore & Ohio.. .1023-35 6
Bethlehem Steel... .1022-30 7
Buf.. Rocli. ft Pitta. 1022-35 4t4-5-6 5.70 5.30
Canadian Pacific.. .1922-32 5.80 5.50
Cent. It. R. of N. J. 1023-33 ?
Chesapeake ft Ohio. 192"-35 i.-li'rj
Chi., Burl. ft Quln..1923-35 6
Clil. ft Nortliwest'n. 1022-23 4'/i
Chi. ft Nortliwest'n. 1023-3*. 6
Chi ft Northwe?t'n.l92S-m toft
Chi., R. ]nl. & Pac. 1022-27 :'.-5
Chi., IV l?l. ft Pac.1023-.V. 0
Chi.. St. 1.. ft N. 0.1922-24 5
C.. C.. C. ft St L. .1022-20 5-6 5.80
IV!. ft Iludsou 1023-35 6 5.75
Kris Railroad 1922-28 4V4-5-6 8.20
Oreat Northern lty.102tl-.Ti 6 5.75
Illinois Central 1022-27 4'A-5 5.70
Illinois Centrnl 1023-35 ? 5.70
Illinois Central 1025-30 Ci'i-7 5.70
Louis. ft Nashville.. 1022-23 5 5.70
l,outs. ft Nashville.. 1923-35 6 5.70
I.mils, ft Nashville.. 1022-36 0',-i 5.70 5.50
Michigan Central.. .1022-31) 5-6 5.f"
M.,8t. P ft s s. M. 1022-56 4V4-5 8.1
M .St. I', ft s: S. M.I022 35 6-6V4-7 6.1
Mo.. Kan. ft Texas. 1022-2 4 5 <f.:
Nat. Stl. Car Lines.1922-28 8 8.:
New York Central.. 1922>32 4i?-5 5.'
New York Central. .1023-35 6 5.85 5.60
New York Central.. 1023-35 7
K. Y.. N. II. ft II.. 1022 20 4'i-5-6 11.60 6.00
TNorfoik ft Western. 1022-24 4'4
Norfolk ft Western. 1023-35 6
Northern Pacific.. .1022-30 7 5.75
Pur. Fruit Express. 102."-35 7 5.75
T'enn. Gfli. Freight. 1922-23 4-4H 5.75
Penn. C.en. Freight. 1023-33 6 5.80
I'ere Marquette 1023-35 6 5.00
Pitts, ft Lake Erie.. 1023-35 6 6<4 r..8n
Reading Company.. 1922-27 4'<i 5.75
Seaboard Air Line. .1022-27 4VS-B 6.30
Southern Pacific... .1022-26 4'i (1.75
Southern Pacific... .1023 35 6 7 5.70
Southern Railway.. 1022-26 4V4-5 6.10
Southern Railway. .1023-35 6 5.00
St. I- ft San Fran. .102.3-35 6 5.00
t'nlon Pacific 1024-35 7 5.65
Virginian Railway.. 1922-35 6 BOO
DIVIDENDS.
Stock of i
. Record. Payable.
Alabama Power Co, q, pf,
|175 Mar. 31 Apr. 1
Bangor It R & Klectric Co,
q, pf, *1.75 Mijr. 20 Apr. 1
Rsrtfror R R ft Electric Co,
q, 75c Apr. 20 May 1
Central Petroleum Co, s-a,
pf. 12.50 ,..Mar. 24 Apr. 1
Puquesne Light Co, q, pf,
$1.75 Apr. 1 May 1
Iluntlnstoij Pevelop ft Gas
Co. 1. pf, $1.50 Apr. 1 Mar. 20
Kolh Bakery Co, q, pf, $1.75.Mar. 25 Apr. 1
Mutual Bank, q, $5..-t Mar. 25 Apr. 1
Philadelphia Co. q. 75c Apr. 1 Apr. 29
Philadelphia Co, S-a, pf,
$1.50 Apr. 1 May 1
Singer Mfg Co, q, $1.25 Mar. 15 Apr. 1
Younsstow n Sheet Tube Co,
I. 50c Mar. 20 Apr. 1
Youncstown Sheet Tube Co.
il, pf, $1.75 Mar. 20 Apr/ 1
Ama', Lth.
do pf.
Am Piano,
do pf.
MISCRI.
Bid.
"%
46
TO
80
Am Trd pf 3*
Am Typo F 47
pf 00
A D T N J 47
Atl Pt C.. 48
Bab ft W.107
Bar Bros ft
8 111 pf. 90
Bordens .. 96
do pf.... 04
Bucyrus .. 14
Celluloid .104
do pf... .113
Chlldr ....113
do pf 103
City lnve?t 80
Clin CI.... 27
Crocker W 40
do |>f.. . . .
FLAW CI. 87
X)urham D 85
do pf.. A 95
Ex Buffet. 100
F'datlon O 85
Gen Bak.. 78
do pf..08
vuhy 1,... 32
LVCI Sales 66
IAN ROCS STOCK"!.
Auk.| > Bid.
12H!McCalI Crp 22
50 | do 1st pf. 90
Nat Casket 75
Nat F ft 0.130
Nat Paper ft ?
Type pf.. 98
Nat lee ft C 5
do 1st pf. 60
do 2d pf. 30
110 I New E P O 20
N .T Zinc . 146
I Nrr Sec S. 33
IPenn CftC.. 20
I Phelps D. ..160
11'O'tum Cer 65
do pf .... 102"5
Pyrene
|R B Towd lOO
I do pf.... 01
IRaf ClIftL . 71
I Shults Brd. 97
Ringer Mfg. 98
Rtern B pf. 80
T 8tarrett 85
85
4
50
95
55
52
07
17
108
i m
im
85
135
^01
*10
30
148
85
30
60
80
00
100
105
70
82
100
37
60
do pf..
T M.
95
Vic T M. IOOO
Va Rwy... 33
V R O Inc. 51
Ward B Co.111
do pf. ... !?"!
T ft T Mfg.2Sj
66
1(M
10H
110
95
73
100
104
84
60
1100
3a
531,
114
104
295
Anglo Am. 17
Atl Ref.. .025
do pf.... 115
Borne-Scr.340
Buck P L. 02
Ches Mfg..190
do pf. ...110
Continent. .130
Cres P L 32
P L lnc 140
Eureke PI- 0.1
Galena-Rig 44
do pf old.110
do pf nw.103
III P L.... 175
Imp O of C.100
Ind P L. . 1 J,
Int Petrol
Nat Tran. 2/
N Y Tran . 170
North PL. 100
Ohio 273
Pa Me* F
Pierce ...
Pf
STANDARD OIL.
Bid. Ask.I Bid
174;pr?l P L. Z15
950 Solar Ref .350
i South P L. 93
I South Pa.. 183
!BW Ta PL 57
Std of Cal. 96
:std of Ind. 88
133 |Std of Kan.540
35 I Std of Ky. 470
150 | do new.. 76
" Rtd of Neb.165
Std of NJ.175
do pf 114*i 115
Std of NY.875 370
17" Std ftif O. .395
102 I do pf 114
Swan ft V. 40
lli
370
05
195
115
97
46
115
107
105
16 |Un Tank.. 09
| do pf 100
| Vacuum , . S.">6
Washington 25
'Std subsld
I an bloe.,1350
(Std old st
all on.. 2050
240
375
08
186
62
96*4
88V,
ft 50
175
78
175
176
400
117
?8
184
106
276
29 |
**4 ? l> I
53 |
102
105
360
rrat 0*0.050 580 |
TOBACCO STOCKS,
Bid. Ask |
74 McA
Am Cigar
do pf 85
Am M ft F.220
, Am T eer.,125
G W Helme.lt".
do pf 107
S Yoting p 75
t do pi 92
?[eng. I He.. 30
?( A ft F 101
nid. Ask.
F pf 02 96
901 P R-A T... 47 57
..| do scrip... 70 75
128|Tob T S 81. 09 102
153 do pf 108V4 110
llOIUniv Leaf...125
85 do pf 103
r'We
104|
I'eym BrU..18.'l
do pf 107
130
10,-.
186
110
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
' SATURDAY. MARCH 18. 1922.
INDUSTRIALS.
Net
Sales. High. Low. Last. Chge.
1000 Acme Coal.... 1A 1% 'A ??
3600 Acme Pack, t BO 4ft 45 ..
400 Amal leather. 11% 12 ? %
300 Br-A Tob cou. 14% 14% 14% '+ %
100 Br-A Tob reg. 14% 14% 14% ..
lOOCa/Lt & P..f 84 84 84
100 Carlisle Tire.. 2% 2% 2% ..
25 Celluloid 105% 106% 105% ..
400 Chi Nipple A.. 2 1% 2 + %
100 Chi Nipple B.. 2% 2% 2% ..
100 (lee Auto 32 32 32 + %
(1000 Cont Motors... 7 U% 0% + %
100 1 >avles, W A. 30 30 30
100 Den & R G...t 60 6<l 60
200 D & R O pf.t ?0 00 00
4<iO Durant Mot... 29 29 20 + %
200 Dur Mot Ind.. 13% 13'.i 13% + %
300 East Kod w I. 70% 70 70% ..
1600 El St Bat w 1. 38 37% 38
10 Gill Safu Raz. 189% 181)'j 189% ? %
30O Glen AM Coal. 43% 43% 43% + %
2400 Goldwyn Plot.. 7% 6% 7 + '?
300 Goodyear Tire. 11 10% il + %
200 Grant Motors.f 92 90 92 ?14
ftOff Heyd Chem...t 85 91 9.'> +10
1.-.00 Hud t Nfcn... .->% r.'i .1% +%
400 Inter Rubber.. 8 7% 7% ??
000 J Kayaer w 1. 22 22 22 + %
200 J Kay rts w 1. 2% 2% 2% ..
3100 Uh McN & L.. 5% 5% .Hi, ? %
200 Line Mot A.. 2% 2 2% ..
2."> Plggly Wlggly. 37 37 37
300 Philip Morris.. 10% 10% 10% ..
2300 Pontum Cereal Br.'* 64% 65% +1%
600 Postuni C'l pf.l03'4 108% 103 + %
4100 Radio Corp... 3% 3% 3% + %
500 Radio pf 3
9000 So Coal ? Iron 1% 1 1% ..
400 Tenn Ry LAP. 1% 1% 1% ..
700 Tob Prod Exp. 6 .1% 5% ?+? %
150 Todd Shlpyds.. 75 74 75
200 Un Pr Sli y. I. 6% 6Vi 6% + %
800 TJnl Ret Candy 5% 5 5% ..
390*1 U 8 L & H... 1%. 1% 1ft ? A
500Q V 8 Ship Cor.t 8 8 s
600 Van Raalte...t 53 50 52
3800 Wayne Coal..tll3 95 113
1500 W E Chem..t 74 72 74
STANDARD 0II.S.
600 Anglo-Am Oil. 17% 17% 37% + %
100 Atlantic Lobos 10 10 10 + %
265 Buckeye I' L.. 95 92% 95 +3
lOlImp Oil (Can).101 101 101 ?2
300 Indiana P L. .10(1 104 106 +2
3900 Inter Petrol... 16% 15% 16
Net
Sales. High. Low. Last. Chge.
lOOO S O Indiana.. H8>4 88% 88% + %
20 Vacuum Oil.. ,3.">8 357 357 +4
INDEPENDENT OILS.
100 Ark Nat (las.. 10 10 10 ..
1000 Alliance O&R.t 75 60 +10
5000 Boone Oil t 1* 17 18 +1
23700 Boston Wy...f 77 73 73
2200 Carlb Syn 4 3% 3% ? %
105 Cities Service..200 197 198 + ?
200 tUt Ser B ctfs 21 21 21 + U
1400 Columbia Pet. 1H 1% *%
100 Cont Pet 14 14 14 ..
300 Connol Royalty l'i 1 'i ' * ? ?
Si 10 font |n Ref 3'4 3 3S + %
100 Cosden pf..... 4*4 4% 4*4 ??
200 Creole Synd... 214 2% + %
8400 Engineers Pet.t 04 03 64
2100 Federal Oil.... 1A 'A ??
500 GUliland Oil... 8% 8% 8% .
4100 (ilenrock Oil... I'i lty 1%
100 Granada Oil... 8% 314 ?> * ??
74000 Hudson Oil. . .f 49 44 48 +3
2700 Klrby Petrol... 24 22% 24 -HVi
2000 Lance <"reek..t 0 6 to ??
2000 Livingston O-t 2ft -?>_ -?>, + 1
5800 Livingston Pet. 1% l'n ??
4000 Lyons Pet tl0? #5 95 +11
700Maracalbo Oil. 243* 24% -4 ?, ??
100 Marland Oil M 1% 1* '% + ?
4000 Meridian Pet.t 17 10 J? ? ?
1100 Merrltt Oil 12 11% J1}? ~ %
2400 Mexican Seabd 30-1i JOV* ,
100 Mexico Panuco 1% 1 Vj 1% ??
120<H> Mexico Oil 3A 2{l ,;% ? f>
'.00 Mountain Prod 11% 11% 11% + '6
21-00 Mutual OIL... ?% <>% ?!!'? + %
.",000 Noble Oil t 33 32 ? ??} +2
3000 Norniw OH...t 2ft' 2o -?> ??
11000 Ohio Ranger, .t 11 1J 'J,
24SOO Omar O & G.. I1* 1 f? Jni ?
100 Pennok Oil 5'.* ?>% ?>'?% ?
1000 Red Bank O.t 2." 23 -3 ? -
500 Ryan Con sol.. 1 *
1200 Salt Ck new. 14 13% 14 ..
800 Sapulpa Ref.. 3% "'A ?% + *
4900 Klmma Pet 11% 11% 1':* +
1700 Skelly OH 5 ?" .>
2000 Southwest O .? 2 2 ??
200 South P ft R 2% 2% 2% ..
3000 Stanton Oll...t 17 1" >'
62600 Texon O h L.t 70- 61 6> +?>
3900 Wilcox Oil 4% 4'4 4% ? \
300 Woodburn O.t 75 70 75 -4-10
8000 Y Oil & Cas t 10 19 19 +1
MINING.
1700 ABC Metals. 2% 2~; 2% + M
;set
Sales. High. Low. Last. Chge.
(100 Anglo-Am Crp
(Ltd) 23% 23% 23* ..
1000 Belcher Dlv...t 2 2 2
61000 Belcher Ext..t 7 4 3- ..
? 1500 Big Ledge t 22 22 22
11)00 Boat Mont Crp 34 34 3% 4- 4
14000 Boat & M D.t-4H 47 47
7000 Cal & 24 20 20
?000 Candelaria Hilt 2;! 22 23 +1
3000 Can Copper..t 20 20 20
100 Cop Canyon.. 99 99 99
3100 Cortez Silv..t #3 9d 93
1000 Crcaton Gold. Ml 2% 2% ??
3000 Kureka Cro..t P 22 22 -1
11)00 Gold Flor f Si 23 23
10O0 Gold Zone f 9 9 9
1000 Hard Shell M.t 20 20 20 ?1
loo Hecla Mining-. 6 6 * + 14
100 Howe Sound... 34 3 34 ..
11000 Inrt Lead 20 IS 20 4-1
200 J?r Verde D. . 3% St? 34 ..
200 La Hose M..f U 53 63 ,
1000 MrNamart ..t 12 12 12
?loo Magma Cop... 294 29% 29% ? 4
ItlOo Motlierlode nw. 84 84 84
2000 Nat Tin t 45 43 45 ?1
13000 Nev Opliir.. .f 50 4.% 60
7000 Nev Sll H...t 5 4 3
300 Nlplsslng M.... (134 6% 6% ..
40(10 Silver Dale.. .t 8 "ft 7
2000 Silver Pick.. t 8 H H
100 Slnioii Sll L..t 50 SO 50
700 S A Plat & G.. 5 5 5
UOOO Stewart Mln..t 9 8 8 ..
2l("i Tun Divide...f 61 61 01 4-1
2400 Ton Extension. 1 14 114 ..
2700 Tuolunme ....t 65 00 CO
2500 United Kast'rn 2 1(1 2
400 Unl Verde Ext 28 27% 27% ? 4
4000 Volcano Minest 48 4(1 47 +2
3400 West E Cons.f li*? 1 1
2000 West E Opet.j 4 4 4 ?1
BONDS.
$10000 All'd Pack cfs R6 5)5 66
1O00 All Pack 8a,'39 85% 85% 85% ..
(iOOO (Vlum'm 7?,'25.1024 102'.* 1024 ??
9000 Am Lt & T 6s. 105 10-i-? 103 4- 4
27000 Am Tel 6s, '24.101 101 101 +4
5000 Am Tob 7s,'22.1004 1004 1004 ..
28000 Anacon Cop 6s 98% 98% 98% ..
3000 An Cop 7fl,'29.103 108 103 4*4
180(H) Armour 7s 1034 103 103
5000 Barnsdall 8s... 994 994 ..
1000 Beaverboard 8s 68 68 68
1000 Beth St 7s,'23.1014 1014 1014 ..
4000 Beth St 7s,'35.101% 101% 191% ..
N.'t
Sale*. High. Low. Last. Chge.
I 3000 Can N" Ry3s,'25 Wj 99% litl% ..
1000 Cent StI 8.s, '41 DM1 j 98% 98% + %
3000 Col Graf &s.'23 49 4M 49 +
3000 Col Graf ofa 1) 40 40 40 -t-3%
22000 Oon Coal 6a.'50 8ti% 80% WiVi
3000 Con (Jan 7a,"J2.101'4 101% 101% .. "
1000 Cu T 7%s. '41.104 104 1(M
10000 Fed LB fin '41 .lu:t',i liXl% 103Vi + %
2000 R Galr 7s ,:t7. <m <if. 9?t
1000 Gal Big Oil 7s.101s; 101% 101% ..
2000 Gen Asph 8*..103% 103'* 103% ..
8000 Goodrlrli T 7 s. 98% 98% 08% ..
1000 Gulf Oil 71...1IW!-, 103% 103% -f %
7000 Heinz Co 7s .104'. 104% 104-* ..
3000 Hood Rub 0?.. 9U% 90'; ??!~. + %
6000 Humble OH 7s.101 101 101
63000 Int R T 8s '22. 80 79 80 +1
1000 Kenne Cop 7s. 103 10.1 10:t
1000 Kan O & E fis. !)7 97 !?7
2000 Laclede G 7s.. 97% 11714 97% + ??
7000 Manl'P 7 s ??!. 93% 93 93', ..
7000 Marl'd O 7',2a. 93"! t 85% + %
10000 kiat Ac 7'i".. 93 92% 92'4 ? %
2000 Nat CI 4 8 8a.103% 103'; I03't +
1000 Nat l^atli 8s.. 98% 98', 981. .
27000 NY.N11 & H 4.-. 79', 79' 1 79% ..
3000 Phil Co Bs, *44 9:.', 95% 95% ? %
6000 Phil P 7%a.'38.10li ion lot! + %
0000 P S N J 7s. '41 98% 9814 981 i ..
2000 Sears R 7s,'22.100% 100% 100% ..
10000 Sears R 7s,'23 100 99% 99% ..
4000 S 8 M 7s, '31. .10'-'-'. 102% 102% ..
1000 8 Oil 7%s, '31.. 101 " 101 101
1000 Solvet et C Hs..ia:% 10:s% 103% + %
13000 Southw Bell 7s.102% 102'; 102% + %
r.ooo a 0 n y ?^s. i<?% ion% ioe% ? %
r.OOO S O N Y 7s,'25 105 10*. ior, + %
1000 8 O N Y 7s,'28.1(K>% 10.".% 105% ..
1000 8 O N Y 7s.'31.108 108 1 0S
1000 Stew War 8s...103% 103% 103% +1
1000 Swift C 7s,'25.101'.. 10114 101% +%
11000 Swift C 7s. '31.102% 102% 102% ..
6000 Texas Co 7s .. .101% 101% ion, ..
1000 T Osage 7s.'31.101 loi 101
17000Tol Bd 7s, '41.104% 1041 -j 104% + %
14000 Vacuum Oil 7s. 10(1% 100% 100% ..
10000 War Sug 7%s. 9fi% !??;'.j 98% ..
23000 West Elec 7s.,10fi% 100% 100% ? %
6000 Winchester 7s. 99 98% 98% ..
FOREIGN BONDS.
26000 CPAS*, 'fil. .101 101 101 +%
80000 II of A 7s. '23. 9K% 98% 98% + %
2000 Rus Gov ?%?.. 19 19 19
0000 Rus Gov .r>%s. . 18% 18% 1S% ??
33000 Swiss Gov 5%s.100% 100% 100% ? %
?Sales cents a share. tOdd lots. JUnder
the rule <c> cash.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXC-H A N G E
Salea. Open. I-Hgh. I/ow. Ijur.
?ISO AHum' Express 66'i fid 66%
110 Air Reduction 55% 52% 53%
2t!0 Alftx Rubber 17U 17 17
101)0 Allied Chem &.Vye. 64% 04'-* 64%
140 Allis-Chalmers 47 4?", 46%
340 Amor Agri Chemical 3!)-% 39% 39*?
I'd Amer Beet Sugar... 43'4 43% 43%
220 Am Bosch Magneto. 46% 46% 46%
780 American Can 47% 46% 47
150 rtm Car ? Foundry..154 154 154
140 Amcr Cotton OH 26% 26% 26*4
(>00 Am Hide & Leather. 15% 15% 13%
2(10 Am Hide & I<eath pf 71% 71 ?K?
210 American Ice 109 109 109
M0 Amer International.. 44 4!'-i 43%
220 American Linseed... 33% 8.1(4 33%
130 Am La F Fire Kng. 10", 10', 10',
230 American Radiator.. 90% 88". 88Ji
530 Amer Safety Razor., 6% B"^ 6%
91*0 Ainer Ship 4 Com... 14 12% 13%
560 Am Smelting t- Hef. r?4*fc 53% 53%
120 Am Steel foundries. 34% 34 84
240 Am Sugar Refining. 72% 7?-i 72*4
720 Am Sumatra Tobacco .'>4% 33% 33%
350 Amer Tel & Tel 122% 132% 122%
220 ?\merlcan Tobacco.. .138% 137'i 137'4
.'!(!0 American Woolen.... 88%, 87% ,88%
200 Atlantic Fruit 4 4 4
320 American Zinc 16% 1" 16
1300 Anaconda Copper..., .13 52% 53
50 Asaoci't'd Dry Goods 56% 5tt% 56%
240 Assets Realization... 2% 2% 2%
250 Atch Top & Santa F 97% 0711 97%
400 At Blrm A At 2% 2% 2%
410 Atl Gulf & West I... 30% 30 30%
1830 Baldwin Locomotive. 108% 107% 107%
2S0 Baltimore & Ohio... 38% 37% 38%
C10 Itelh Steel class B.. 65% 64% 84%
350 IVt.nklyn R T tr ctfs 15 12% 14%
17RO Brooklyn Rapid Tr.. 1M 13% 18
270 Burns Bros B <0% 40% 40%
140 Butte & Superior... 26% 26% 26%
150 Butte Cop <? Zinc... 6% 6% ?%
250 Caddo Cent O & R. 13% 12', 18%
120 Carson Hill Cold... 15% 15% 15%
820 California Petrol.... 52', 52^, 52%
1U0 Callahan Zinc Lead. 7 6% 67?
230*('anadlan Pacific.... 136% 135% 136%
880 Central Leather Co 38% 38% 38\
.'120 Ccrro dn I'asco Cop 36% 86% 36%
2150 Chandler Motor 75% 741, 74',
140 Chesapeake & Ohio. 61% #1'* 61%
150 Chicago & Alton.... 4% ?% 4%
110 Chicago ? Hast III. 24 *?? 24
240 Chicago Gt West.... 8% 8% 8%
Sales. Open. High. Low. Lrftsi.
230 Chicago Gt West pf 19% 18% 19*4
250 Chi, Mil & Pt Paul. 23'/t 22% 83
120 Chi. Mil & St P pf. 87% 37% 37',4
130 Chicago & Northwest 00 6!) 60
285 Chi, It Isl & Par... 40% 40% 40>,4
400 Chile Copper 18% IB 18 I
120 Chlno Copper 20 20 2U |
220 Coca Cola 45% 45% 43*
200 Colorado Fuel & Iron 30V4 30% 30V?
260 Columbia Gas * El 8.",% 84% 84-li
380 Colunihla Graph 3% 3% 3%
250 Columbia Graph pf. 17'4 16% 17%
120 Consol Cigar 24% 24% 24%
110 Consol Gas 110% 110% 110-14
070 Consol Textile 13% 13% 13%
220 Continental Can .... <!.'!'.? 03% 63%
110Cosden Co 30>* 3.'.% 30
725 Crucible Steel 55% 54% 55% '
170 Cuban Am Sugar.... 21 2.".% <
320 Cuba Cane Sugar. .. 17% 17% 17%
1255 Davison Chemical .. 00% 59% 50',4 |
200 Delaware 4- Hudson..117% 117'-: 11"'-i
150 Del, I.ack ?? West.. 115 114% 114V4
.'J50 Elee Storage Batteryl48% %IM% 148%
1225 Endlcott-Johnsori ... 83% % 83%
110 Erie 10% 10% 10%
100 Fed era*, fcmclters pf. 39% 39% 39% I
1100 Fani Pinycrs-Lasky.. 81% 80% 80%
770 Fisher Body 105',i 104 104
960 Flak Rubber 17% 17 17%
430 Freeport-Texas lS'i 18'i 18U
400 General Asphalt .... 01 00% 150%
120 General Electric 150*; 15*;% 106%
920 General Motors 10'i 10 10
220 Goodrich (B F) . Co. 30% 39% 39%
150 Granby Cons 29% 29% 29%
582 Gt Northern pf 75U 74% 74ty
580 Gulf States Steel.... 74% 73% 73'i
140 Guantanamo Sugar.. 13% 13 13
150 Habtrshaw Elec. ... '3% 3', 3H
120 Ilendee MfK 10 10 10
150 Houston Oil 7f.'i 70 7flji
120 Hydraulic Sieel 8% 8% R:><,
230 Inspiration Copper... 42'i 42 42
210 Interboro Consol... 3 3
230 Interboro Consol pf 8% *1,4 ***??
170 Internat Aprl''ul pf. 40% 40% 40"t
2000 Int Comb Eng 27% 20% 28%
130 Inter Mer Mar pf.. 71% 71% 71*,
?jno Internat Motor Tr.. 32% 32 32%
1340 Internat Nickel 13% 13% 15%
400 Internat Paper 44?i 44 41%
845 Invincible Oil 19% 1H% 19
070 Island Oil & Trans. 1% 1% 1%
120 Jewel Tea pf 65?4 65% 65%
;a!e*. Open. High. low, Last.
130 Jones Bros Tea 40 40 40
380 Katisas & Gulf 5% 5
480 Kelly Sprlngf Tire. 46% 45*
750 Kennecott Copper... 30% 30%
1210 Keystone Tire ?? Rub 18% 18%
135 Lackawanna Steel... 49 48%
685 Lec Rubber & Tire.. 3" 34%
I'iO Lima Locomotive.. ..102% 101%
565 Loews Incorporated.. 18% 16
100 Loft, Incorporated... 13% 12
580 Mclntyre P Mines... 10% 18%
700 Manhattan Elevated. 40% 39%
220 Marland Oil & Ref. 27",i 26%
335 Market St Ry 8% fl%
140 Market St Ry 1st pf 61% 61%
280 Maxwell Motors B... 19 171*
1070 Mexican Petroleum. .122% 121% 122%
420 Miami Copper 28% 28% 28%
1085 Middle States Oil 14% 14
685 Mldvale Steel 32% 31%
420 Missouri Pacific 22% 22%
1VI Missouri Pacific pf.. 54% 54%
120 Montgomery-Ward .. 16% 16H
160 Nat Cloak ft Suit.... 42% 41%
230 Nat Enam & Stamp. 36% 36
200 Nevada Consol Cop. 15% ' 15%
1800 New York Central.. 86U 84
120 New York Dock .... 50 30
205 N V. N H ft n 18 17%
10 Norf ft Western 101 'I 101V*
350 Northern Pacific ... 77% i7%
500 Okla Prod ft Ref -%
280 Owens Bottle 32-i 3*-V
.'150 Pacific Development 11 10'?
270 Pacific Gas ft Elec. 67% 67%
230 Pacific Oil ...- 41>'4 4flT?
045 Pan-Am Pet ft Tr.. 56% 56
350 Pan-Am Pet * Tr B 50% 50%
220 Pennsylvania R R... 37% 3i%
?.HO Penn Seaboard Steel 8% 8U
40 Pere Marrjuette 27% 27%
825 Philadelphia Co 30% 37'^,
110 Phillips Petroleum... 36li 36'i
430 Pierce-A t row 1"% 16%
110 Pierce-Arrow pf 36% 36
780 Pierce Oil 0% 0%
120 Public Service, N J. 87% 87%
130 Pullman Company.. 118% 117%
280 Pure Oil 33% 33
420 Ray Consol Copper.. 15% 15%
440 Reivting 74% "3%
600 Remington Typew... 37% 35%
150 Replogle Steel 33 3.%
200 Republic Iron ft St.. 52'j 51%
730 Republic Motor Tr... 5% 5%
310 Reynolds Tob B 44% 43%
Salae. "pen. High. Low. j*&hi.
290 Roy Dutch N Y Mh.. 5.Vj r..", 5.".
420 St Joaeph Ijca'l 13% 13% 13%
200 St Liouls-San Fran . 28 28 2*
.'MO St Louis Southwest. 29% 29% 29%
(120 Santa Cecilia Sugar, 4% -4'?? 4ia
320 Savage Arms 18*i 1S% 18%
400 Saxon Motor 3% 2% 3%
150 Seaboard Air I.ine. . 4% 4% 4',
150 Seab'rd Air Line pf. 8 S 8
650 Sears, Hoe ft Co.... 72% 71% 71%
635 Seneca Copper 13% 13% 1.'!' .
150 Shattuck Arizona.... 8% 8% 8%
r,00 Sinclair Cons OH 25 24% 24%
700 Sl-Sli %t ft Iron Co. 41% 39% 40%
2150 Southern Pacific.... 86% 85% W.%
480 Southern Railway.. )c.' 21% 21%
120 South Railway^ pf.. 52% 52%
180 Standard Oil Cal. . . , 9?% 96%
4320 Studebaker Co 103% 102 103
230 Submarine Boat 0% 6% iV.
125 Sweets of America.. 4", 4'? 4';
320 Tenn Cop & Cheni... 11% 11% 11%
505 Texas Co 44% 4 1% 44',
120 Texas and Pacific... 33% 33 33
300 Texas C.ulf Sulphur.. 4t% 44 44%
200 Third Avenue "11,. 20% 21%
120 Tobacco Products... 63% <53% 63%
120 Trana Wms Steel 1". 37% 36% 37'i
805 Transcontinental Oil. 10% 9% 104
* 290 Union Oil 19% 19 19
440 Union Pacific 134% 133% 134%
150 United Alloy Steel.. . 30% 29'. 30%
320 United Prult 1.39% 1.19% 139%
310 TTnlted Rys Invest... 12 11% 12
340 Un Rwav Inv pf 32% 30% 32%
070 Un Retail Stores... 40% 46% 40%
530 TT S Cast t P ft Fd>\ 37% 3?% 37
200 U R Food Products. 5% 5% 5%
120 U S Indus Alcohol. 47&; 47% 47%
510 IT 8 Smelters 38% 37'i 37%
1928 U S Rubber t'.4't ?!.':% 63%
1890 United States Steel. 90 95% 95%
260 Utah Copper 65% 65 65
610 Vanadium Corp 39% 39 3*1%
2160 V Vivaudou 9'., !?% f>%
170 Wabash pf A 20 25% 20
310 Weber ft Hellbroner. 12% 42>t 12'J
140 West Un Telegraph. 98 9s !>8
10 Westinghouse E *? M 57% 57% 57%
225 Wheeling ft I? E 9', 9', 9%
450 White Oil 10% 10% 10%
740 Willys-Overland ... 7:, 0% 7
120 Woolworth (FW) Col50% 150% 150%
720 Worthington Pump.. .'>3% 51% 52%
100 Wright Aeronautical 9 8% 8%
Total sales. 121.125 shares.
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
BOSTON.
MINING.
Open. High.
. .. 16% 161,4
Am Zinc ..
Adventure
Allouez. ....
Anaconda
Arcadian .
Ariz Com
C?I Ariz .
Cat Hecla
Carson 15
Copper Range. 44%
Davis Daly .. 7%
East Butto ... 11%
Granhy 29%
.. 28%
2%
.. 0%
.. 60%
. .284
on
28%
52%
2*4
9%
00%
284
15%
510O
118 ?...
105 Davis Daly .. 7% 7%
100 East Butto ... 11*4 11%
10 Granhy 29% 29%
202 Island Crook..110% 110%
70
75
220
GOO
10
180
2<ft
32
1000
.".00
11.1
18%
40
15%
13%
Island Cr~pf.. 94%
Lake Copper.. 3
Mass Cons ... 2%
Mohawk 59%
New Cornelia. 18
North Butte... 13%
Old Dominion 25%
Osceola
Pond CfNk..
tjulncy
Uay
Sineca
Shannon
St Mary'* Ld. 47
Trinity 2%
Tuolumne .... 00
U H Smelt pf. 44',4
U S Smelt pf. 44'4
Utah Apex ... 3><.
Utah Cons ... ?%
Victoria >
Wol ve rlne .... 11 1
Wyandott .... 35 !
RAILROADS.
94
3*4
2%
r.?%
18
13%
35%
18 V
47
1514
13%
1
47
2%
45
5%
Host * Alb....145
Host Kiev 70%
Bost Prov 141
Maine Central. 60%
N > . Nil & H 17%
West End 50%
West End pf.. 59
10O
285
IOO
5
135
1180
1150
51*0
1450
ino
fc50
32
20
14
MISCELLANEOUS.
Anioskeag ....108 108
Aniftskeag pf.. 8.1 83
Am Sugar pf.. 08% 98%
Am 'I/I *? T..l21% 1238',
Am Wool pf .100'* 100',
Atlas Tack .. 20 20%
Eastern Mfg. 13 13
Eastern B 8.. W 84
Edison 10T% !"?
Gardner 14% 14',4
Gen EleC .....150 150
Gray 18 18%<
Greenfield .... 25 2.<%
Int Cement.... 33% .".3'4
Hood Rubber.. 49'4 52
Island Oil 1% 1%
.1 T Connor... 22',4 22%
Ltbby 5*, M4
Mass Gas .... 72 72
Mass Gas pf.. OH Ort
Mergenthalar .148'i 148%
Me* Inv 22 22
Miss Tllvor Pr 20% 20%
Miss Rlv P nf 79 79
Lofc.
10',4
00
28%
52%
2%
9%
60%
284
14%
44%
7%
11 <4
29'4
109
94%
3^
.id'-.
17%
13*4
25%
34%
1714
40
1514
13%
44*4.
41%
3'4
145
80
112
0014
17%
50%
:*>
145
7!<%
141
00*4
17%
50%
59 .
108
83
!'8'4
121%
100%
JO
13*4
03
109%
14*4
156
18
iL'?
49%
1*4
"5*4
Last
10'4 j
(Mr
28% 1
52%
2%
9%
00%
284 I
15*4 |
11**
20%
100'/,
04 >4
3
2%
59% :
18
13% |
35%
17'4
47
15*4
13%
1
47
2%
00
45
45%
3%
2*4
11
33
Snlctfl.
170
34
Open.
Nat Leather.. 10%
New Eng Tel. 116%
Now Ems Oil.. 3%
Ueeco Button.. 13
..105*4
03
39*
23
30%
8%
0%
$2000
IOOO
5000
1000
2000
40000
Swift
Tori ingt 011
Un Shoo ..
Ventura ..
Waldorf .
Walt ham ,
Walworth
Warren Bros.. 2'
War Br 1st pf 30
War Br 2d pf 39
Willis Baumer 18
BONDS.
A G W 5s 52%
Am Tel 4s 88'i
Hood Rub 7s. 96%
Int Cement 8*.100%
Mass Gas 4%s 91%
War Bros 7%s 97%
High. Low.
10% 10' -
117 110
3% 3%
13 13
10.')% 105%
63
39%
9%
20'4 27
36% 30
9%
18%
52%
88'/,
52%
88%
00% 90%
100% 100%
01% 91%
103 97%
La-sl. I
lO:*
110
3% !
13
105'4 !
63
30%
22%
80% ,
8% :
OK. I
28% |
36*4;
30
18% |
52'4
88'j
96%
106',
91%
103
? I
145 I :
79%
142 ;
00% !
17%
50%
59
108 !
83
118% |
123%
100*4 1
20%
12%
63 !
170%;
14*4
156
18 I
25% |
33% I
52 i
Bid.
Ariz Ext... 1
Ariz Silver. IS
Aril Tip T.'..
Blk Hawk. 5
Chief Con. 3%
Calaveras. 30
Crys new. 55
Denbigh ... K
Eagle B I? 2%
Eureka Cr 22
Eortuna ..
Gadsden .. 65
Homa 3
Iron Bios. 20
CURB.
Ask.|
2 'Iron Cap
19 | La Rose.
2 | Majestic ... }
8 | Mex Metals
3% Mid Moss.. .
60 J Mutual DT .V
57 i Monarch
7 | Nat L ft Z.
3 j Nixon
23 jilewn Met.
3 | Silver Reef
75 'Texsna ...
4-IU V Ext..
23 I Yukon ....
Bid. Ask
50
10
105
050
85
10
20
110
$0000
10000
1000
2000
loooo
1000
BALTIMORE.
Open. High.
Rait Trust.... 155 155
Clt Nat Bank. 42% 42%
Cen Ter pf... 4 4 ?
Com Cr pf B . 20% 26% 26%
Commer Cred. 51 51 51
Consol Power. 103% 104
Cons Pow rf HO'i 110*4
Cos & Co pf.. -?'?? 4'..
Mer Nat Bk.. 19*4 19%
New Ain Cas. 28*4 28',4
Penna W P...100% 100',
W B 4?.A.... 14% 14%
BONDS.
Cons p 7s ?31.103'i ia;'4
Cos ft Co Os. 09'3 99%
Penn W P 5s. 04% 94-.
Unit R 1st 4s. 60% 681,
UEL & P 4*4?. 92 02
Unit Kys 6a. 99% 994
CHICAGO
lales. Open.
200 Am Radiitor.. 89
00 Heaver Board. 8
.VI Heaver P.d ctf 7
200 CCt C By pf 7%
25 Cudahy 67%
00 Comwlth Ed)..121%
.",600 cont Motors.. 6'4
1950 Earl Motors..
100 Godchaux ....
35 Ills Brick
5300 Llbby McNeil.
00 M W Ut pr pf 01
150 Mont Ward.. 17
100 Nat Lead new. 10%
50 Pick A Co 24
2100 Plggly Win A. 38%
850 Stewart War.. 37
50 Swift & Co... 105%
650 Swift lntl 21%
56 Stand Gas pf. 44
2900 Thompson .... 44%
2500 Un Carbide;.. 53
50 Un Lt & Rys. 41%
50 Un I. ft Ry pf 75%
575 Wahl 68
225 West Knitting 6%
225 Wrlgley 106%
675 Yellow MfK...150
350 Yellow Taxi.. 09
BONDS.
ItOOOO Ch C C Rv 5s 51%
?00<| c C Ry 1st 5s 80
1000 Chi Ry 1st 5s. 80 80
10"" Ch R ser A 5s ?8 68
120OI| ch R ser B 5s 40'4 50
1200 c Ry adj In 4s 22 22
60OO Chi Tel 5s 90 99
PHILADELPHIA.
12% 12% 12
23% 53% 23
piiTSBiRr.n.
Open, High. Low.
Ark Nat Gas. 0% 0% 0%
A W G Mcb.. 70 70 7''
Carnegie LA Z 2% -"4 _2%
Col Gas
Tidal ...
Lone Star Gas 23%
M frs Lt
Nat Fireproof
O E Supply* ..
O E Oil
Okla Gas ....
Pitts Brewing.
Pitts Mt Shas 28 28
I'n Gas 125 125
U S Glass.... 43 43
Westing A B. SI SI'J
West Penn.... 24 24
West Penn pf. 73 73
Westing Elec. 58 58
BONDS.
$8000 Ind Brew 6s.. 70 70
40 40
17 17
20% 21
20% 21
75%
68
6%
106% 107
155 150 155
00 08% 68% |
51% 51% 51%
Low.
155
42%
103%
111",
*4%
10*4
28%
100
14%
103%
09%
04%
00%
K
90%
l.ast.
155
42%
4
26%
51
104
110*4
4%
10%
28%
loo
14*
I".:',
99%
01
00%
92
00%
22%
(10
148i,i
20
76%
66
14N'
78%
DETROIT.
Sale?. Open.
65 Am Lt ft Tr..l39
200 Charcoal 1%
050 Columbia Mot %
200 Columbia Bug, 5%
5000 Cont 6%
35 Ford 300
125 Mich Sugar... 0%
100 Motor Wheel.. 11%
15 Packard Pr... 70
475 IWo 19%
High.
130
1%
%
5%
6%
300
6%
11 %
Low.
139
l.ast.
130
1*1
%
5%
0%
300
11% 11%
70 70 70
10% 10% llK*
515
2520
450
?10
11.0
>61
643
100
IX".
15
410
$5000
20OO
2200
16000
Open.
Am Gas .... 04%
Am Rwys 9
Am Stores.... 98
A S?rs 1st pr.130
Brill 88%
Cons Trac. NJ 77%
Ins Co of NA. 33
Lehigh Nav... 70%
Penn Salt 72
Phil * West.. 8%
Phil Elec 24%
Phil Elec pf.. 27%
Phil Rap Tran 20
I'h Co cum pf. 38%
UnrOas imp. 45
Unl O Imp pf. 52
York Rwy.... 20
BONDS.
C Tr N 3 5s.. 78
Phil Elec 4s.. 77%
Phil El 1st 5* 95%
Unl Ry Inv 5s 83
High. Low
65
9%
100
132
38*4
77%
33%
70%
72
64%
9
98
130
38%
77%
S3
70%
II'
38 %
96
83%
8%
24%
27%
25%
38%
44%
10%
65 ;
9%;
98% j
132
38% ,
77%;
33% |
?0% j
" I
24% I
27% !
25%
38%
45 I
r.2 j
20
Bid.
Abitibl 30%
Asbestos.. 54
Atl Sugar. ..
Brazilian.. 36
Breweries. .
Brompton. <18%
Can Car.. ..
do pf
Cement ... 57%
Can S S .. 12
do pf.... 30
Don Steel. 22%
Doffl Glass 60
Dom Tex. 137%
Adanac ...
Bailey
Beaver C..
Chamb-Fer
Contsgas. .
Crown Res
Poster ....
Olf ford ..
Gt North,
llargraves.
Hud Bay. .
Bid.
1
2%
34
i 80
30
MONTREAL
Ask.| Bid.
30% D Bridge .. 09%
55 Laurentlde. 82%
25 il.yall 33%
36%, Mont Pow. 80%
M . Ogilvk ...2(M%
18% Quebec .... 22%
22%'lllordon ... 5
40 Span River 70
58 do pf 84%
12% Smelters . . 10%
39%i Stl of Can. 62%
IToronto R. 63%
01 Wyagam'k 44%
138 I
TORONTO.
COBALT.
Ask.I Bid.
1% Kerr Lake. 3.00
2%; La Ruse... 5.1
36 MeK-D-S 16
3',J Mln C of C
-. iNiplsslng.. 6.70
31 rOphlr
1 I Peterson L 5
% Rt of Way. .
2% Sliver Leaf. I '
! jTemlskam. 31
40 j Trethsney.. 4
PORCUPINB.
78
77%
96
83%
CLEVELAND.
< 'leve Ry.
Firestone.. 55
do 6% pf 81
do '% pf 76
Fisher O p 90
Glldden .. 11%
Goodyear.. ?0%
Bid. Ask.!
94
Goodyear p 26%
60 | Prod * Ref 5 ?
87 'Peerless M. 34
81 Sher t W. 20
00 | do pf 93
12%, Stearns M. 18
ll%i
Ape*
Atlas Gold
Davidson..
fionifl Ext.
D Lake..
D Mines. .
Gold Reef
I loll Cons
Keora ...
Mclntyr*.
Elliott K.
Kirk Lake
Bos Creek.
2%! Moneta ...
25 Newray ...
50 ! Port* Crown
? ? |P Imperial
" P Tlsdale..
28.50 Pres E p .
3% Hchumach..
9 40 Pore VNT
11 ' Thomp Kr.
19.50 West Dome
KIRKLAND LAKE.
25 | Lake Shore
43 44 Teek-H . .
MISCELLANEOUS.
9 Wasaplka..
94
7%
28 00
3
9 39
10%
i? r
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
America
Atlantic
Am Exch... ?
nattery
flowery
Bryant Park.
B'wty C?lt..
Ilronx Co....
Ilronx Nat.. ?
Butch * ?>..
'?"en Mere....
Chat * r ..
chelae* Ex..
chemical
City
(?o*1 * Iron.
Colonial ....
Columbia ...
Comnwrcn
com' wealth.
Continental..
Coin Exrh. . .
f'num >polltan
East River..
Fifth Nat...
Fifth Ave...
Bid.Ask.I RM.Ask.
.1*7 182 First Nat 930 950
10 225.<Jarfleld Nat. .220 230
. 343
. 133
.425
. J Mi
. 130
. nr.
. ir.o
1.10
.1*0
JOO
Inni fiotham
145|f?reenwtch ..
... !Harrlman ..
175 Hanover ....
...IIrving ......
... I Induct Hal ..
ISO* Imp A Trad
.180 II"'
240 200
.3*8 885
.82* 845
..10O IM
.150 17<>
.MO MM
140 Manhat Co 23" 242
Tl?:. Mech ??
M...
340
2951 Mutual 510
.227 232'Nat American.150
70 *:.| New N'eth 120
son bIbin Y N 11
.312 3171 Park
200 210! Pacific ...
.270 ...IPublic
.ISO ..Seaboard ..
.282 250'Rtaodard ..
.215 ...|State
.1.10 14012.ld Ward..
.802 3H7l 1'nlted Stat
.. 85 100 Union Ex.
350
1 HO
130
A. 480 480
...400 405
.. 300
.. 240 840
...200 310
.. . 240 280
...255 ..
...250 270
?a..180 ...
10
Sale*. High.
133 CltlM Service. L'OO
539 Cities H i>f 110*4
?"14 c s Bankers... 214
42.500 C 8 deb D... HJS4
Bid. Auk.I
Adr r t L 18
do pf, . .. 85
Am I. A T. 1.17
do pf.... 0.5
Am G ?? ?3.138
do pf. . .. 42
I/OW.
1B7
?10
20?i
closing.
Til,:. A?k.
190 M
6041 or,
214 2IH
8? 90
i84|CPR*l pf 50
88
140
.170
. 150
.000
|Waalt Hta 325
1 Yorkvllle 475
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
I Am P * L.
i do pf 85
Am P U. . 8
do pf.... 25
' Apnulai-h P 10
I do pf 88
i Ark L * P It!
do pf 05
Car PRAL 34
Ct 8t Elec 111
do pf 70
Clt LtAT . 0*4
c a i>f R. 54
C H deb B.115
C S d" b C. 90
Col Power. 15
do pf.... 85
C P R & L 20
142
43
Alliance
Am mtrety..
Hankere ....
Ilotid ? Mtg.
Ilrooklyn Tr.
Cent 1'nlon..
Columbia ...
Mmp Tmat..
Equitable ...
Farmer* LH
Fulton
Fidelity
Ouaranty ...
Hudson T...
Kings Co...
Lawygr* M. ?
Lawyer* T..
Lincoln Tr..
Bid Ask | Bid Auk.
.70 ... Manufao'r* ...220, . .
. (W 71'M?r T 2*5 300
.325 830 Metropolitan ..155 272
.230 240 Mtge Rond BO 100
.410 42" \1ut T of W..110 125
380 300 Nat Surety... 208 210
.295 308 N Y L 1 A T.000 ...
...I New York Tr.304 3r*>
270 N Y Title 118
44" peoples 205
200 Resit.\ Asso .110
200 210 Title i; * T 310
. 104 190|United Ptnt?s 950
... 117 S M A T. .275
. ,.|U 8 Tltl? ?... 85
.. i Weetcheater .140
145j W**t T * M ISO
E R .< S pf 91
lEmp DE nf <2
Fed L k T. 18
I do pf.... 85
|N 8t Pow. 8d
do pf.... 90
88 | Pa Edl pf !*!
13 | Port RLAP 7
30 | do let pf. SO
12 | do 2d pf. 17
72 |Rep R L.? 12
18m do pf. ... 43
75 8 Cal Edl.. 00
37 , do pf 109
i8 atd o & a. MVi
74 j do pf.... 43
WHIT R L 4 P. I
5*| do pf.... n
. |lln L i It. 404
05 I do let pf. 73
18 | Weet Pow.. 27
KM do nw pf. 77
CHEMIC AL STOCKS.
300
. 38.5
.4.15
10
.170
TOO
.140
.135
. 15S
Am Cyan.. 10
do pf.... 30
Casein Co. 30
Dow Chetn . .
T)u r rh p io
Fed Chem. BO
Aak.i nia.
IS lQra**elll ..115
35 | do pf.... 9"
43 !Ky ftolvay. 15
200 | Merck pf. . 00',
114 Met rlmar .. 80 t
95 iMulford Co 40
SUOAR STOCKS.
310:
12i>
320 .
95
i?o
Bid.
Caracas .. 14
a Aciilrre. "0
Fajarrto . . 55
Federal pf.100
Ot Wert...140
do pf.. ..100
Oodchaux.. 14
do pf.... 80
Bid.
Ask.|
It IHotl/
TB do pf..
57 I National
105 jgavannah
150 I do pf..
103 (Weet India
IS Bug BO
05 I
. 37
.115
30
80
Ask
130
100
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
? Tlel4
Form, Rate and Maturity. Bid. Aek. Ab't.
Inter. 44*. Dec., 1071 104\ 1054 4.22
lnte*. 4'i*. July. 1007 104* 105'* 4.22
Inter. 4Us, June, 1965 104\ 1054 4.22
Inter. 4'~s, March. 1903 104U 105U 4.22
Inter. 4'jH, Nov., 1957 104^ 105', 4 22
inter. 44s, May. 1957 104% IOS'4 4.22
Inter. 44*. April. lOOH lOO'i 10Vi 4.21
Inter. 4's". March, lOttt,,.. 10014 100'i 4.2!
Inter. 4>,e, March. 1002... 100H 100', 4.21
Inter. 4',?. Sept.. 1000 lOOU 100', i 31
, Mar.. 1MOO, op.'00 90H 100'^ *P
Inter. 4'ja
Inter. 4s, May, 1959 95'i
Inter. 4s, May. 1958 9",
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
Yield
Forn, Rate and Maturity. Rid. Aek. Ab't
fCanal Imp High. Imp. Be,
Jan. ami March. 1022 30 . 4 60
fCanal Imp High. Imp 5*.
Jan. and March. 1041 71.. 4.30
t'anal Imp-High. Imp. ft*,
Jan. and March, 1044 71.. 4 10
Cenal Imp I' .*. Jad., 1904.. 100
<.'?nal Imp. t'v, Jan . 190.5.. 104
High. Inm. 4j .'\ s.-pt , |fl?3 I<H?
, Jligh. Imp. t March, 1!'tW 101
Barge C. T. 4Vis, Jan.. 1945. .102
I Inter. 4s. May. 1058 95'i
, Inter. 4s. May. 1957 ?5',i
Registered 4*. Nov., 1958... 95'.;
Ileglatered 4?, Nor., 1955.., 95U
RegtMered 4a. Nov. 1938... 95
Int?r. 3H*. Nov.. 1954 afl'4
! Coupon 3',s. May, 1954 86V4
IN'.'* 4.19
o?'4 4.23
Ofl>* 4.10
08 4 28
98 4.20
98H 4 32
87'4 4.20
87'4 4 27
Yield Basts.
Bid. Ask.
tReg. 3Via, Nov., 1850-53 Ine 4.50 4.25
tReg. 3'i*. Nov., 1940-30 4.50 4.25
Reg and Coup, (aerial) 4'J*. June,
1022-30 4.00 4.25
Reg. and Coup, (serial) 4V&*. July,
1922-32 4.00 4.29
Reg. and Coup, (aerial) 414*. April,
1922-31 4 60 4.2S
tNot lilted on New York itock Exchange.
U. S. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Aak. Ab't.
trert. Land Bank F. L. B*.
4 00 ....
112 3 90
1"7 3 JO
112 3.1KI
107 .'I'.'0
10 V4 3 95
Yield
A?k. Ab !.
1.90
A?k.
17
43
IBB
33
83
00
Nov , 1941, op. '31 103H 103"4 4.58
fFed, Land Rank F. L. B*.
May. 1041. ip. '31 103 108'i 4 SB
fFed. Land Bank, F. L. 0>,
Max. 1938. op. '23 1(10)6 101 4.50
? fed. Land Bank F. L. 4Vie.
May, 1939. op. 98* 99H 4.50
IFed. Land Bank F. L. 44?
N"v.l 19.'IB^_op. '28..... . 0B\ 09H
' I'orm. Rate and Maturity Rid
: tHlgh. imp. Ij, March, 11*07.100
llis'i. Itnn. 4s, March, 1902 100<i 102'4 3.90
! Illgh l"?>n. 4x. March. 190|.100'4 102't 3 00
' HIkI Imp. 4a, March, 1900.100% l?2'l 3.00
lllgli Imp. 4s. Kept., 1858...100H lfK2>? 3 00
High Imp. 4?, March, 1058 1004 1n2't 3 !Wt
Canal Imp. 4*. Jan., 180?..1004 102'4 l; rtO
filial Imp. 4?. Jan. 1802..100V4 102'4 ti.tto
Canal imp. 4s, July, io?l,.loo'.{ 102'4 :i no
; Canal Imp. 4s, Jan , 1081. .1004 1024 3.90
I Cenal Imp 4s. July, 1900. .100U 102'; 3.J10
| ? Barge C. T. 4s. Jan.. 194(1.inr>4 1024 3.90
Ipnrne C. T. 1'. Jan., 1042. .1004 1024 .190
. !Not listed on New York Stock Exchangt.
STEEL STOCKS.
EM. Ask | Bid. Ask.
Atlas Pew .112 11* Fast Steel... 20 30
" * ? 70|Emp 8 * L. 15 20
30' do pf 30 40
00 (flero P 152 187
13J do pf 92'j, Pi'
SB)Nlles-B-P ... 80 53
1? do pf 87 92
SOI Scovll Mfg.. .330 300
s?s Thomas Iron 15 22
riHVi. i ...... . i
fFed. Land Bank F. L. 416*,
May, 1017, op. '22..
4.50
9B\ 094 4.50
. *1 n y t I ?"?? I ? I'll ? <<4 > . ?# .see r1T| Wr ) v.[
tNot ll*ted on New Yerk Stock Exchang*.
do pf 73
Btt.s, n w 25
do pf 54
Carb Steel.. 12
do 1st pf. 25
do 2d pf.. 13
Colt" Arms 2t
Du P I'ow. 81
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK RON!)*.
Yield
Bid. Ask. Ab't.
tFirst J. S. I. R.-cMrago
54s Nov.. 1951. op '31 .1034 1044 4.90
tJoint Stock Land Hank 5s,
May, 1930. op. '24 984 994 5.08
1 Joint Block Land H%nk 5s,
Nov., 1988, op *1 984 984 B.OO
tNot listed on Nsw York Stork Exchange.
FIGHT OVER TRANSIT1
VALUATIONS SURE
Separate Lines Prepared to
Dispute Figures of Com
mission.
HEARINGS ON TO-MORROW
I. R. T. Likely to Lead in Op
position to Scheme for
Unifies tion.
The Transit Commission begins to-mor
row a practical phase of its colossal
task which, is likely to demand much
of its time and all its best effort for
many weeks to come. >
It will undertake to persuade the forty
or more separate transit corporations
now privately operated in this city that
the tentative valuations placed upon
their respective properties by the com
mission's experts, looking to the absorp
tion of those that are selected as fac
tors in the plan of reorganization "and
unification, are fair and equitable ap
praisals. --
Those valuations have been In the
hands of the companies for study and
analysis now for four week*. To-mor
row^ they are due to define their atti
tude toward thern. It is an open secret
that their response, if not^a unanimous
howl of protest, will be at least a
clwrus in which the dissonant notes will
predominate. The Interborough Rapid
Transit Company, a <naJor factor in the
proposed scheme of unification. Is
likely to play the maestro's part in
leading that .chorus, .although it is the
Brooklyn Kapld Transit Company which
will have the privilege of striking the
keynote, for the reason it stands first
on the commission's program for ex
amination to-morrow.
To Get Fair Hfitr'nit.
After each of the companies has been
called in turn either by written brief or
ei\ally by counsel to state its position,
outlining its reasons for dissent, if any,
its officers and representatives of its
various organisations of security hold
ers will have their day in court. They
wilJ have a patient hearing at the hands
of flic commission, but such objections
as they may formulate will he confronted
not alone by the analytical minds ot
commissioners who have studied this
probletn from every angle, but also by
incisive cross-examination at* the hands
of former Judge Clarence J. Shearn, gen
eral counsel to the commission.
It is bound to bo a battle royal with
hundreds of millions in the projected
new securities as the stake for those
who make the fight for increases above
the tentative valuations.
The Interborough already is at logger
heoda with the commission and its coun
sel over the question whether it can or
cannot afford to give a more efficient
subway service without toppling itself
into a, receivership. It will be at lor-'tfer
h 'ads to-morrow also on the valuations
issue. Though its position has not yet
been made known officially, it will de
clare that the commission's tentative
valuation of $174,060,000 for Interbor
ough properties is at least $26,000,000
short of actual values, not less than a
round $200,000,000 having gone into the
system.
Many Rml Investment*.
j It will be contended by the commis
| sion. on the other hfcnd, thai, the $26,
100.000 disparity is accounted for mainly
by the fact the Interborough carries
excessive book values on bad invest
ments, such as the Cjueens surface lines
and the Stelnway tunnel, and by the
additional fact the commission's apprais
ers have cat down original cost values
1 by an equitable allowance for "straight
j line" depreciation.
This is an illustration of the issue.*
j with which the commission will have to
j b isy Itself perhaps for months. But
: while the valuations hearings are pro
' pressing certain days of the week will
j be devoted to a continuation of the
pending investigation of inadequate sub
way -service. The Interborough, after
enjoying a week's grace, must appear
on Wednesday afternoon next to show
c?use why service orders for immediate
betterments should not be made effec
i tive. The B. R. T. is to face a similar
inquiry into service delinquencies later.
HIRSHFIELD INVITES
M'ANENY TO RESIGN
Expresses Displeasure Over
Transit Bill Passage.
George McAneny, chairman of the
Transit Commission, was Invited to re
sign yesterday by David Illrehfield.
The Commissioner of Accounts, faithful
defender and booster of Mayor Hvlan,
commenting on the passage In Albany
of the bill, which, he said, given to the
commission management of the stibwny
built by the city and the transit linec to
be purchased w(J.h the city's money
"wltlnjut regard to whether or not the
iKopto of New York want to acquire
j hucIi lines." said :
"The transit situation In ^ew York Is
a local mutter and should bo settled by
j duly elected local officials, and it occurs
to me that if Chairman McAneny and
his fellow transit Commissioners have
some regard for their dignity, they
should return their commissions to the
Governor, quit butting In where they
aro not v. anted nnd leiv* the people of
New York to settle their own locpl tran
sit problem.*." ?
Mr. Hirshfleld salt. the 418,000 plu
rality rolled up by Mayor fiylan last
November showed the city did net ap
prove the transit legislation, and added:
"As I pointed out before, the city did
not auk for a transit commission, but
this transit commission waa created
and won 'sent down' to New York city
by Gov. Miller and his 'automatic ball
l earing' legislature,' against the wishes
<>r the city and its admlnlatratlon."
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ADVANTAGES organizing common law rn
free Information ; Imaluabl* to titn*e deal
ing to rnlie rapttal for business enterprise"
<- V. KISSINGER. 13.1* Wldener Building.
Philadelphia; ?i years' corpoia'lon and
financial experience.
A PAHTNICn wanted to take half lnt*re*t
In partially developed gold mine n? nolllr*
vllle, Col.; money to be used for further de
velopment work. Write us for particular*,
y tv TfnsTv,
noiiiosvnie. roi.
1 own desirable. Improved building lot* dear
of debt, near station and n r< Jamalcn .
have customers for oungalo ? tn>l flr*t
mortgage loans, want speculator or builder
with capital agaiast my equity. G 1393
Herald, Fulton at.
Till.-' I \ "itr opportunity to ; ' !?*??
profitable automobile service station; It's n
fully equipped ?a*ollne, oil. Memory and
repair Htatlon. with two car* Call and see
Mr. Wll.KENS to-day before noon, 3.MS
Jerome av.. near Oun Hill road, Broni
VI \v I'.HT END, l-ong Branch, 4 story cor
ner brick hotel, as rooms, *> store*, partly
furnished ; Immediate possession; right price
for quick snle. OWNER, .TH'.i South Itroad
way. Tel Vonkers MIWV
ATTENTION, INVESTOR." ?
FIRST CI,ASS 1922 INVENTION.?
for sale. For information \? rlti to JOSICPII
H. STAOL, 724 Qulncy St., Brooklyn.
UTtLB AM ar- making big money for ad
vertisers: let us show you; catalogue of
selected lists, ptlces, free on requeit. SCOTT
lr SCOTT ADV. AQKNCY. 220 W. 42 St..
New Torn.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
for conservative and efficient mock
salesmen with established clientele to
Join high grade technical and practical
industrial organization, staple arti
cle. no schemes, patents or experi
ments. Last year's Imports seven
times capacity. Profits assured and
shared with you. Bank references.
Address Y 2206 Herald, 280 Broadway.
rAf HAL WANTED.
FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION WANT
HI' IN COMPLETING APARTMENT
HOTEL. GROUND WORK ALREADY
IN: LOCATION IDEAL AND AS
SURED INCOME THROUGH STORIS
RENTS ALONE AMPI.E" TO MEET
OVERHEAD ON COMPLETE OP
ERATION: NO SPECULATION. AH
OWNER WILL NOT SELL. BUT
WANTS COOPERATIVE DEVELOP
MENT; PLOT 2 00 BY 130 FEET.
FACING ON THREE STREETS. Y
2210 HERALD. 280 BROADWAY.
MEMBER Consolidated Exchange,
2U years, widest experience ail
classes of business, desires perma
nent connection with progressiva
member or non-member firm or In
dividual having business; to take
full charge of floor Interests; un
usual brokerake ability and experi
ence of utmost value to right, pai
ties; highest references. Y 2197
Herald, 280 Broadway.
BUSINESS man with some capital wanted
to Join advertiser, who has for jnontln
been looking for a business connection where
services and some investment would show ;
fair returns. I Iirvb found a business which .
I also think requires an "ortglnlser" which
will Insure bljr sucess. I am seeking an
"nrltrlnlser" with business vision and soin ??
capital to discuss this proposition, and If
we agree, to Join me. Full particulars at
Interview only.
Address "ORIGINISER," 071 Herald,
Herald Square.
CAPITAL TO INVEST.
Will consider non*rolling Interest
or buying outright the factory
equipment and manufacturing
ritrtits of a meritorious project,
npar or in New York; reply strict
ly confidential. O 2081 Herald.
Herald sq.
I
HONESTY.
TAN it BE CAPITALIZED?
IS THERE ANY COMPANY OH 1NDIVID
| I'AL TO WHOM HONESTY AND TRUST
WORTH1NESS WOULD SPECIALLY AP
PEAL FOR ANY SPECIAL, POSITION?
EVERYTH1NO CONK1 DllNT[AL.
IF SO
TOR ANY PARTICULARS OR INTERVIEW
WRITE
T. O. BOX 250. BURNSTDE. CONN.
FINANCIAL Institution with ample
funds will make Investment In legltl
matc commercial enterprise rupply
InK the necessary funds and rcquV"lnit
voice In an executive capacity; only
replies giving full details prior to
conference will be considered; all In
formation will bo held strictly confi
dential. A 2086 Herald, Herald sq.
HOTEL IN ADIRONDACKS FOR SALE
1 Chance of a lifetime: 80 room*, main bulld
Ifig; atnex, maids' cotlage, kitchen, garage
! and barn; all furnished; also 4 cows and
; l'J acres of land. Now booking. Established
and run u ltliout Intermission by same owner
for 30 years. Price $30,000. Reasonable
terms to Kocnl party. JULES NEHRLVG.
t!05 West l*ls, St.. Executor.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH IN FAMILY A
CLIENT WILL SELL A HIGH CASS RE
TAIL DRY ifHODS STORE IN ONE OF THE
MOST PROMINENT CORNERS IN MAN
HATTAN; BUSINESS HAS BEEN ESTAB
; 18HED MANY YEARS AND 18 VERY
f'ROFITARLE. CASH REQUIRED ABOUT
1 ?.V>,O00. PALLLTER. GREENE A OCON
NELL. 233 UHOADWAV, NEW YORK CITY.
wti.l mveat *2.\onn to $.-*),??)
In rood, well established bus
iness with mercantile rating.
Address O 2000 Herald, Her
ald sq.
ACTIVE PARTNERSHIP.
Experienced business man Christian, wishes
to Invest in profitable going business. Propo
sition* treated confidentially. Writ# K. A.,
?llti l.oiigacre Bull ling, N. Y.
ENERGETIC business man for managing
sales and office, who can Invest about $10,
100, wanted In well established manufactur
ing business In Vlneland, N. J. Address box
94. Vineland, N. .1.
A MANAGER
FOR GASOLINE FILL1NC, STATION,
accessories and repairs; live locations: capi
tal required $2,000 to $5,000. G 1292 Herald.
Fulton st.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAl7~8UPPLIED TOR
ENLARGEMENT AND EXPANSION OF
EST All LI SHED ENTERPRISES OK MERIT
SEND FULL PARTICULARS TO RUFF1N
NORTH k CO.. 522 FIFTH AVENUE. CITY.
I WILL FINANCE sn established and going
INDUSTRIAL PROPOSITION of merit
through the sale of Its stock; have an es
tablished clientele. A 2081 Herald, Herald sq.
RESTAURANT, ground floor, 44a 100,
in three atory building; upper part
well rented; long lease and business
for sale, easy terms; principals only;
Times square. HAYWARD, 2040 Broaoway.
SALESMAN, with car. selling lighting fix*.
tures to Jobbers and retailers In metropoli
tan district, will take side line of ellk shades
or commercial unit*. State full particulars
Q 1315 Herald. Hurlem
PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED.
Trademarks registered bv rcllsble Patent
Attorneys and Engineers. Free consultation,
MANUFACTURERS- PATENT COMPANY.
520 Fifth av. Phone Vanderbllt 7212.
DESIRE gentleman with $.".000. who counts
connection with well organized business,
pbssant and profitable; half Interest; money
abundantly secured. N 2030 Herald, Herald
*<)
MANUFACTURERS deelrlng meritorious
patented metal devt'-ee to manufacture;
please write for particulars to A W.
KOENIO, Post Office Hox f>2. Orange, N. J.
MANUFACTURING concern calling upon
mills and factories Is In a position to
handle ?ido line or agcncy. Y 2101 Herald.
280 Broadway.
CORPORATIONS organized, complete, office,
prospectus, publicity and clientele. Write,
outlining requirements; terms reaeonable. R.
If.. i358 Broadway.
I GENTLEMsVN will buy half Intereet In
country boarding house: give full par-icy
lar* In first letter: only good sound proposi
tions. G 1585 Herald. Bronx.
HOTEL, restaurant, at Midland Beach, S3
! rooms, completely furnished; lease, rooms
j pay rent; price $2,000. SCHNEIDER. 2S5
1 Lincoln av.. Grant City, S I
WILL sell to live wire Insurance man part
I Interest In long established Insurance busi
ness ; partner to put In capital and have
n.a?i*g?in< n'. V 7*1 Herald. 2t0 B ??*.
FOR SALE High class, old established hair
dressing parlor, excellent location, Bedford
section of Brooklyn; exceptional opportunity
1? U'."l Herald. Brooklyn.
SANITARIUM, within 23 miles of New
York: up to date, fine building*, view *c.;
money maker; owner retiring. R. C. TUR
NER. I4W Broadway, New Tork.
PARTY to manage natTonal *a!>-* campaign
s..;f loading warehou** trucks, on profit
sharing basis: big sellers. Address HER
<'Ui.K.S TRUCK ? MFC. CO.. Pitman. N J
GOAL, Oraln?Half Interest modern plant.
rear' e|t> ; substantial earr InesT terms,
wonderful opportunity. GILE8, 35 Orove,
l-slnfleld. N .1
RADIO.
Will buy for cash entire output of factory
, manufacturing receiving sets. NICHOLAS
KESSEL. PeekskllUN. V. _
CAPITAL desires substantial Investment*
outside Europe. Addrees NORTH EUROPE
TRUST CO.. 110 Victoria it.. London, Bug
land.
HIGH class gown shop on upper Broadway:
must sacrifice; exceptional opportunity for
; right party, reason, owner entering whole
sale "ne._ Box 419, 200 Cable Building.
I FINANCIAL prospectus and sperial Itiera
ture quickly prepared: charges moderate;
expert; forceful work. Post Office box 127*.
City Hall Station.
I PATENTS SOLD
i through novel and original method Ft
VANCE * INVENTION. 76 Montgomery St.,
' Jersey city.
| IMPORTERS AND MA~N VF ACTV RF R? n
SIUINC REPRESENTATIVE IN CANADA
WHITE FOR PERSONAL TNTERVtrW. D
I 2273 HERALD. HF.ltALD SQ. ^
RAISE quick capital by mall for lafitliMite
I business; write for proof and plan of suc
cessful, Inexpensive, easily operated method.
''OJ.T.INB. 14HI Weesd?-ev, *???>? Ynrh
BUSINESS OPPOETUWITIES.
UNlSttAL OPPORTUNITY
SMALL AMOU.VT OF CAPITAL
REQUIRED TO TAKK OVER A
GENERAL WAREHOUSE FULLY
EQUIPPED TN CITY OF 150/**.
SITUATED WITHfN ONE-HAL?
MI LB OF CENTER OF CITY;
PERMANENT PAVEMENT TO
POOH: RAILROAP HIDING TO
UNLOAD FOUR CARS AT A
TIME; ON WATER FRONT.
NEW PLANT. BT'T OPEN AND
DOING BUSINESS
Y 2194 HERALD. 2?0 BROADWAY.
NEW publishing enterprise In Tegucigalpa.
Central America; "El Ftafidor." new v-e'-k
1} paper, has started; dedicates Its labor to
safeguard social interests; is a ver)' com
petent commercial advertiser; will promptly
attend announcing American trade for those
that help; translations of advts. from for
eign language** Into ttie Spanish, one free
of charge: price per Spanish Inch and col
umn. .1" cents for each edition. Direct to
l'. A. WILL. Jr., Mgi
WE have the best designed truck ?ver built
and desire a aubstantlal man In several
districts who would like to go Into the truck
manufacturing business: we will supply all
parts ready for assembling and mechanics if
necessary; truck to be bull: under each man's
name; we will also assist In the Initial finan
cing. Address MOTORS, care Sterling Com
party, 3* Park place. Newark, N. .1
SAVE Incorporating expenses and tnx'-s and
avoid personal liability by organizing youf
company on the regulation common law plan
under a declaration of trust; anyone, anv
where, can fill In NATIONAL STANDARD
FORMS (prepared hy recognised attorneys),
and begin doing business same day. Pamphlet
11 53 free. C. S. Pemaree, l^nal Blank
lYInter. tit;i Walnut. Kansas City, Mo
PATENTS for sale outright on two ad
vaanced aeroplane Inventions; No. 1 * one
point steering control with a epecjal lock
ing feature; No. 2 a positive action i all
brake service and emergency brak<- parttcu
larly adaptable for the commercial plane:
literature an<l drawing furnished on request.
I. T. HV'GIIES. 2024 fith av.. Council Bluffs
Iowa
U. 8. patent, sale or royalty; nm min
ute to hang out washing, winter or
summer. R. BARNICK, til8 !>th st.,
Bismarck, N. D.
CORPORATION of hlgti mercantile rating
wants a few live men to open office and
distribute high class article that every store
and factory needs: enormoue profit; will
pay for Itself several times each year; $.".00
to Jl.r.oo will finance average State agency.
CONTRACT MANAGER. 171 North Pear
bom. Chicago.
BU8INE88 MAN desired with office mann
ing expcrlence'aa executive Iri New York
office i stabllshed manufacturing corpora
tion. New Jersey factory; $3,000 required,
fully secured; only able inan with good rec
ord considered; product sells to women
flirough retallersr, salary. R 1851 Herald,
l?tli st.
THEATRICAL PRODUCINO.
Tarty wit*! moderate capital ran accura
Interest In htfli claaa, legitimate theatrical
producing enterprise sponsored by able ami
responsible men. Excellent prof:; possibil
ity. D. V., N 2034 Herald, Herald ajuare.
; LIVE wirn distributers and ngenta wanted
fnr new gasolene aaver. Mileage for each
gallon of ga.*olen? used haa shown an In
I crease from 50 to 80 per cant. Adapted for
any make of car. Get buay. Write for ter
ritory- A I12S Herald, Herald aq.
BROKER,
J r!ty or country, with salesmen, to finance
j company owning new patent; first namplss
(pan be carried) created large demand. No
competition. Tremtndoua future. Liberal
! arrangements. Prominent directors. CAR
1 LIN & CO.. 321 Broadway.
BITUMINOUS'COAL.?Mining engineer, unl
I veralty graduate, former superintendent
: and manager coal operations. 20 years bl
I tiimlnon* fields, will advise confidentially
) and undertake nny technical, commercial.
I economic work reg&rtdng same. R 609 Her
! *'d. 2HO Brosdw ay
TRADING COMPANY, brancli Germany,
rcpreeentlng American foreign houses. Im
port and export bulk artlale* Near Ka<',
South America, Ac., small overhead wants
to Increase capital tl0.<*!0-$ir>,ftn0, thotoug
Investigation Invited; principals only. V
1023 Herald. Fulton st. ' _
i SALE?3 story business building, double
store apartment; single family dwelling.
' prominent corner established business, t"
yearg, ?1th or without business; going to
California; aell at bargain.
GENUNG A DAY.
Park Place. Morristown. V .1
OFFICE manager wanted for a Np?- York
office principally to handle collections com
ing In by mall and by agenta; may be male
or female; hlgheat claaa references are re
quired, together with caah or surety bond
Give full particulars to Manager, care
Sterling Company, 80 Park place, Newark,
NW.
GENTLEMEN wai ted in every town nr city
In l.'nlted State* to handle sales end and to
appoint agent?: a unique specialty; universal
demand: retail* on a dollar large return*
guaranteed: purchase of reasonable quanti
ties and good references necessary. Addrei*
Sterling Company, 36 Park place, Newark.
N, J
CAPITAL OR MACHINERY ' >R BOTH
required for an oil enterpriee of tromendoua
magnitude. The owner of :i vast oil tcrri
torv in the oil eer.ter of Rumania has ar
rived hce for a *hort time and will give a
personal Interview to those who are Inter
eat' 4 In tfe enterprlae. For ail Information
write Mr LfPUS, 15 Weit .Vlth
| OHi leas" of 1.10T acres In good Kansas
i field with production all around, railroad
and town site on land fine proposition fcr
! syndicate; own fee title and lease; will sell
I or give drilling contract L. L. Mosher, Jr..
j 1025 Searrltt Bids , Kansas City, Mo.
I INVESTORS. NOTICE -For Sale?An estab
lished and growing sanatorium business
and buildings; net Income over 111.000 an
j nually; can be handled by *ny business man
or woman, owner leaving the East because
I of 111 health. T SIM Herald, 2S0 B'way
j CAPITAL wanted-Sure bualnes*. e*tabll*hed
I eight year*, glowing opportunity. Return half
i by July 4; t.TO.O'Vt needed; half Interest for
I $15,000 left In bualness. on which we gnaran
, tee large profits KENNEDY D 2262 Her
ald. Herald *q.
RAISE big <apttal for any legtUmate busi
ness : write for my free book. "QUICK
FINANCING." ?h?wlng how companies islse
largn capital b? sbj easily operated method.
CUNNINGHAM. T-Tasnclal RpeclalUt, ??0 San
Fernando Bid#., L< * Angele*, Cal.
j PARTY wanted who will invest $ir>.000 In a
proposition that will return $25,000 profit
I In the coming *lx months. For full part leu
; lars call at our office any afternoon or
evening during comlnc week. EDWARD8 A
J WtlOP, tW>lley stop OS. Ropeevelt, L. I.
PARTNER WANTED?Young man~7o Inwfl
$7">0 In an eatabllslted buslnea*. experience
? not necessan', large profit* OPPORTI.'N
j ITV. P. O. Box 135. Jersey City
UNSATISFACTORY 'leaiinga with stock
broker* or tn stock purchase may bo sits
! Jitsfed I-awyer, Y 208* Herald. 2#0 Broad
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j BEAUTY PARLOR- Have lease - n wonderful
location, expert wanted aa partner, email
j Inveetrnent. KTKRN. Prospect av.. Bronx.
POMEHtTc EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
i Cause lllne**; long established; good bu*l
| nee* A 2100 Herald. Herald eq. ^
RAKKR- llaw a new ivpe nf bread. I want
a man with $10000-$-?C?0 to promote a
! "orpnratloti. Narobe. 31rt E.
FIS tNi.K U'V'hi help ? finance ? p- t
! osltlon of merit. MANAGER. 2 Rector st ,
. snlle M\. Rector *40* _
PRACTICAL builder rsflulre* capital to build
honaee. partnership eonaldered, either sex.
' WU1LDKR. ?fln Ifth av . Brooklyn
j WANTED?Rent or" buy email !?a"k, i s
cream branch; populated; country, city A
2MO Herald. Herald *<|
PATENTS soli; corporations nrganljir'd and
financed. Write or call R. H . "6 Mont
gomery st.. Jersey City, room 52*. ^
MONTH I.V or quarterly audits made and
financial statement* prepared. *v*tems In
?<tailed ACCOUNTANTS 2"QT. 50 Church at.
ALASKA proven goM placers, need ji.viTwsl
for dredge; attMMrttvs propoaltlon. WIEST
LINO. 2in West ??, b. N. Y. ? It) _
TOfR ai word advertisement In country
town newspapera. Write for llat, F. L.
MILLER. Syrac.ise, N Y _
STOCK I?Rje w a vr i- r >
Will undertake to *el! clean atock country
clientele W. U.. T8V Broadway,
TOR 1; -Upper part drtig atorc. biislness
niirp. - -a Apnlv 1020 td av.
! RKI.IABLE parties desire financial bai-k
mporarlly. V TM Meralil, 2S0 P *s?
WANTED--Irf>an security: good In
I terest. H. P.. box 1?. 12.* East 34th
INCORPOHATE ' KUW M'.i:
I PAt.MER. 110 W. 4"t'i st. Bryant T<W*
Oil. painting", III. i\e?<i ???i?tant sell ? x
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nrOR-SALE?Fullr Mtibllahed going smpioy
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