Local Give ami Take and Even ing Up by Wall Street Feature Trading. The cotton market continued yester day to be dormant and uninteresting, tt waj> a session of local give and tako and evening up by Wall ftreet profes sionals. Little headway was made. The volume of new business was, perhaps, ?mailer than It hail been at eny tlni'- in the present season, tho market opening with a bulge of 3 to 9 points, and then slipping slightly on prospects* of more favorable weather to-day. The closing range was narrow with two months un changed and others C points lower to a point higher. The market's opening touch of tlrm nesa was due to two factors, the one an official weather map showing scattered showers over much of the eastern and central belts and the other betterment of Liverpool cables, which were higher than looked for. Liverpool futures prices were due to be a penny point to 4Vj penny points net higher, but opened 7 h> 8 points up, and at the time of the -sail had advanced J to 13 points. Manchester demand for the actual was fair, about 10,000 bales changing hands, with a decline of 19d. for middling. One of the features was the heavy | export movement, total day's clearances amounting to more than 30,000 bales. Doubtless those large exports would be more of a market factor were it not for the fact that a large proportion has been shipped out on consignment. At the moment the bigger operators are simply standing by and doing little or nothing In the market. The proximity of the extended EaWor holidays Ir, also keeping down the volume of new business. The National Ginners' Association's report. Issued yesterday, placed total consumption of cotton by domestic mills in March at 524,000 bales, in contrast to 488,000, tho Census Bureau's estimate of consumption In February. Tho trade thought the report a little too high. The local spot market waa net un changed at 17.90 cents. The New Or leans spot market was 13 points iowot at 16.50 cents for middling. Range of prices: Prev. Open. Hl;rh. Low. Close, close. May 17.7!) 17.70 17.4 Prr.l 040.500 i Tr?n.l70 North PL.104 Ohio .....878 Pa Me* V. n Plarce .... 0 do pf.... bo ?Now. rCBUC UTILITIES. ' Pral P L.227 ,Solar Ref. .350 South P L. 97 Srutli Pa . 178 KW Pa PL 61 Std of Cal. MU Std of Ind. 88*4 Std of Kar.,540 ?Std of Ky 77 6td of Neb.170 Std of NJ .174 , do pf I14ii Std of NY.871 Std of O. .405 ! do pf Jia :8wan * r. 25 'I'll Tank.. 97 do pf 10" 173 I Vacuum . .364 108 'Washington 23 Std aubsld ?n blo14. ilr r * L II to pi.... *7 An L * T.148 4o pr.... 98 Am Q A C 141* to48H Ah P ft L. 94 ?? mf... as im t tJ . 2 a* vt ... tr ASMlarh P 14 4o 78 Oar pml m Ot at Else ? ?a piTT ? at lAgf.. m% leSpTe C ? w?r O* I** ?H N St Pow. 85 !?|J | do pf 90 5' JPort RLAP 16 d? 1st pf. 64 83 J do 2d pf. 30 .. ;ro? r l... 17 pf.... 48 ? fl C?l Bdl. 98 13 6o pf....112 70 Ot E. II do pf 44ty ? :mup 2H - | do pi.... 17 M , Un L ft R. 64 18 do ltt pf. 74* 98 Wast pow.. 27 18 1 If pf. 76 Pl awt WIW YORK CITY BOVD* Bid !>?-. 19T1 .106* July. 196" lOA* June IIMK MM . No* . 19*7 |M ? :ir H**. 1WT |f?i .irta* 482 |01 IMar. ? ?a. , imo lit IMar 4'?a. Mar .1980. op.'JO 10(1 W?f 8a. May, 1039 Intar. *m, May. 1938. |..t?r 89. May. 1987 H?(t Hufidy li id* .. IA t1, li'g 100*i far L 4 Pow.t 7* 70 TO 10 C?M Acu fu? *? 70 28<*J Civ** Au'n.... 153 .".if* HOO Colosnti Mmmt. t fci SI tlO 100 Con ley Tin V 15* 15* J8'i 300 Cent ikon... 7* 7* T* 200 Doit Jotor C. V* -"O * 4100 Durant Muter4 J 4 ItS* 3?1*4 3430 Durant Mot In 13'* 14 * 14 , ?Uf*l Kaat Kod w I. 7l<4 7i?4 H% 3300 V.l*'- St ? w 1. 4?i 4SV4 4ttt J100 I"*dcral Tal.... CS ??,, ?*V* 4700 Frontenae N.. tl* lt>? 10* Gardner Mul. . 1M? .? 15*4 100 Gtb*oi.-Hou?tl US 1!>S 1M. 2M Gillette M K..S01* 201 SOI 2900 I lien Alden O'l 47* <.! 47?? 12(*i itaMwyn Met.. OS 1200 Goodyear Tiro IS'. IS 13"-? ?JO> Goodyear T pf oft :.7'? M 000 Grant Motoi?tl1:? V?7 1*3 SO Hall 4 Kil pf.l2IVi 111* 1U1S. 000 Heyden Chemf N f??t til 500 Hudson 4 Man 8% S* (?* 300 Hudaon Co u- 14* 14* t 100 Iowa Oei: pf. . lom 30>i 10>t ifitl Inter Rubber.. #* 8* -% 000 J Kayner w t. 2#?, 27;? 57'? 4.V)0 Libby MoN4L. 2'% 24, ?* 1100 Line Mot "A" 2* 2* 2* 20 Dahlfh V C 8. U CS OS 33 Mas Mot Un.. 1* Pi 1* New Jer Zinc. ,14.j 118 14.. t"0 N Y Trana.... 23* 23* 28'.* 1200 Packard Mot.. 10 ;<* 200 Parsons Auto. I5* 1* 1* 220 Plagly V.'lggly 4." ?41 44* 2200 Philip Morrla 13* l.'U 12<* IROti Postum Coreal Hfl 04S G3:? 700 Poateum C pi'.. 105 I'M* 10." r.200 Rco Motors ... 28* 244 25 37000 Radio Corp.... 3% 2* 1900 Radio Corp pf. 3A 3'i ? 300 Rep Rubber..f 70 ?0 W 2(>0 Repetti Candv| 75 7" T'i HO Rotterdam Hk. H.: ',i S'.-i S2:i 2700 So Coal & Ir.flOO M Of. lOt) Stand Motors., filj r.-i C,V. 3100 Splcer Mfit.... 12 12 12 000 Swift Interr.at. 20* 18* H>Vi ItlOO Sterlin* Prod.. 44* 4.1V, 43^ 2800 Tenn R L 4 P 3 2';? 100 T R I. 4 C pf.. 17* 17* 17>i 200 Tob Prod Exp. 5?i i*.Vsi 9? Todd Shipyard 73* 73 73'4 BOO Un P^ot Sh w I fi'i 0 C COO Un Ret Candy J 4* 4Ti r.00 IT 8 L 4 Heat. IVi 1* l?i 100 I'SLIH pf. 1A A 1A 8000 U S Steamsh.t 10 10 10 2000 U S Ship Cor.T 8 B S 180 Van Haalte .. 50 *58* 30 800 Wayne Coal... 1* 1* t* 2000 West End Ch.t 82 82 62 100 Wlllyo lit pf.. 14* 14?; 14?i 200 West Eiec pt. 100 100 1 09 ST.VNOAKD OILS. Net #?'?? Hl*h. Low. L*?t. Ctace. A'.o-Am Oil. 19% 18% 1#% + * 45 Buckeye P L. 07 06>-j Ofl'j + ? SO ttu.-vka p V... Mi 90 Ml 10 Imp Oil (C*i..)10O'/i 100 100 ?t 120 Indiana P L..104 104 i<>4 +1 2tt.4 7fl",a 77V? + \ A K O N Tor'.;.. .373^ 37! 373% +1% liO Vacuum OH ..371 37*) 1:70 t-U? LiuimimawT oils. 1000 An-.ai R >yel(yt 2 3 2 *00 Ark Nat . DTi 9% Mi . fXX-n l-. C.-.rtb Syn. . ' 3% 3% ?? H 17?I Cl?le? Service. 2<>* 2iM 20d +1 n-o city Ser R oN 31% 21% *1% 7 % ???? <"l! Trv pf. . ill iXHl H0*? + ?'i in hi Olumbla Pwt. 1* 1% ? OCW C'.r.'.ln Re.'.. iS 3Vi !?*? "*? li :!<'it Creole s4yml... 1* +*>< 4tii INwnlntoti Oil.. 8% 0V? Mk ?? ?43i\> Fn*it*>er? Pet t 5f. Oft ?4 OH ? 1|*? 1A }A ? A !!?? rVualand OU . ll'? 11 11 ? H i on... 4% r? 8% + \t 15 G'.cnroei: Oil... t^ 1 1 A m'pOO Muilaou Oil...t 22 20 21 ?3 2100 Klrby Petro'.... 23V, S3 23 H0f> LlvlRMton Pet. IS 1** 1% 4 % ??<*? I.yone Pet....? 02 85 S>? ?3 ;;??> M?ca OU.... 1% 1 1% ... 1400 M.r?c?!l .. ?>:: 28% 22 23 + % 4<*VI Merliilan Pet.f 11 10 11 +1 4.*l Merrltt Ol!. . lll4 ll'-i 11% ? % 17800 Met Seaboard. S7li 32% 30^4 ~4 ^<<10 M< xloo Oil 4V* 3ti 4tS: - A l!k?l Mountain Pro 12H IS J 2% + 4 3700 Mutual OU.... >'V 0% kSu .. S00 New York Oil. 14% 13% 14% + % 5000 Noble Oi: t 25 24 25 +2 2\ 1A ?? '.?Oil Salt Credit O.. 10 10 10 f??) Ba.t Creek, n. 14% 11 14 ? ri 120O Slmrne Pet.... 11 10% 10Ti .. ?tX) Hkelly OU ?"?% n r.% .. 100 Kouth r u H.. 2 2 S -} ,V 200 Bouth O I? T.. 1 1 1 i540f) Te*oti O A U.t 1" 0." fl" 300 Victoria Oil. .f '>0 CO CO +5 200 Vu'.can OU.... 50 50 80 WOO Went States. ,f 30 28 28 ?2 (?no WUccx OiV.... 4y, 4% 4* .. 13000 Y Oil 4 Ga?.t 18 IT 17 ?1 MINIM.. 1200 ABC Met... . 3V4 8% S% ? V4 2.K) An-A C (Ltd). 21Vj 21V4 21U -% 12000 Alpha Mines..t 35 34 84 -rl 10000 lllir Ledge....? 10 17 18 CeOOO Post Mon C..t Hti 80 83 -4 42400 B B000 Gold Cons....t " 1 7 .. 0000 Gold Flor t 22 1* 20 2000 Hard Shell M.T 20 20 80 ?2 ClOOO Harmll! Div..tl7 15 15 100 Hcela Mining. Mi f% Mi tiOO Howe Bound.. 3Ki 3*i 3% + % 70O0 Ind Lead t 30 28 29 .. llOt) Jer Ver Dev... 3% 3% 3V4 + % ,'iOOO I .one Btar t fl 3 3 1000 McKln Dar..t 24 24 24 ?1 2000 Magma Cop... 29% 28% 29 + % 1000 Marsh Mining! 7 7 7 1900 Ma:ion Valley. 2 1% 2 + % 2000 Motherlode cl(. 8'i 8 8% ?+? % 100 Motherlode new 12% 12% IS1;* .. 44100 National Tln.'i" r>S CD 35 2000 Nev Ophlr...t 38 38 88 1000 Nv Sll Horn.t 3 5 ? 000 New Dm Cop. 2% 2% 2% ?? 200 Nip Mo 6 >4 OVi 6% ? %? 4000 Ohio Copper, t 10 9 10- +1 10000 New Ray r 20 18 20 12000 Rex Cona....t 10 9 10 -fl 1000 Han Toy t 8 8 8 +1 1000 Silver Dal...t 11 11 11 -fl 700 S A Plat & G. 4% 4% 474 + % 19000 Stewart Miri.f Hi 11 13 ?f 1000 Ton Divide...t 70 07 70 200 Ton Extension lf? 1A + A 2000 Ton Midway..? 14 14 14 100 Ton Mining.... 1% 1% 1% . 4000 Ton Hasb'k Mt 3 3 " 100 Utah Apes S " M00 United Eactarn 1% 1ft ? 100 tTn Verde fist. 2S 28 28 2800 Victory !Jlv...t 2 - 2000 Volcano Mliiest * 41 48 T100 Wni 52:id Cotu 4 4 J bonds. J1000 Allied T'ael; 0s. 72% 72% 72% -f !t/00 Allied 1' ctN.. 50'i -"?V; .. 2000 Allied r *?>, 'SO 09*4 ?M4 t?)% -!-l% :?i!00 A:n Lt U T 0s.l07% 107 1J7 24000 A Cot O Gi. '24 90:4 S*> 90 09000 Am Te! Cs, '23.100% 100',4 100V4 + % .*000 A.I11 Tel lis. '24.101 500% 101 .VJ00 Am Tob 7n,'23.102% 102% 102% ? U 0000 Anaconda O t>? U'.iij 90% 19% .. 23000 iVnac C 7s.29.103% 102% 102% - %' 100<>0 A;ig-A Oil 7%s 103% 10J% 103% ? % 310C0 Armour 7? 103% 10"!% 103% 4 % ; 20000 Bam.ifian 8s... 103% 1.102% 102% 102% 23000 Beth Stl 7a.'33.102% 102h 102% -i% 13000 Can Tuo 00 I R T 8s '22. . M ??H *)4 ? J* 12000 Kay???r 7s '42.101 1004 101 + *4 2000 Kennecott 7s.. 10.1*4 103?4 10. >4 + - 21000 K O & K 5V*? 07 ?)? 1000 Laolede Gw 7* 08-X t?*4 .... King" C Ll?ht WS 00V4 1000 Manlt P 7- '11 W j? 1.1000 Marl O 74 '3' W4 I"1'* 33000 Mo Pao 6k D. W, HO 1000 Morris 74* -NM4 l4**^ 33000 Natl Acme 74? 074 064 1KOOO Natl C & S 8 s.1034 1084 75000 Natl Lea 8s..100'* 100 11000 NY NH & H 4s 824 *24 ITCiO do 7s '25 wl 84 KMt 2Q6000 do (French* 07V. r'",i 0000 N A Edlfi 4 1084 107 108 V. 100*. 1014 103 1014 1004 10.-4 100 1034 10B4 OSVi 1084 100' i FOREIGN BONDS. flOOO C Sols 5s,'36.. W14 SO 864 14*-000 S of Elbrfd Cs 54 8Vi 54 50000 IlamburR 44s. o'4 34 150000 Mexico B4s. .. 48 -17 474 10000 Mex 5a. 1804.. 10 10 10 10000 Mex 3s. 1886.. 134 134 134 10000 N C. Lloyd 44? 6 ? 1000 Phi Is 54s.'41.1004 1004 10?4 45000 Hep of A7s,'23 100 004 004 1000 P.uss Gov 54? -'04 264 264 IOOO Rush Gov 54s 254 254 --*'4 5000 RubG 64s cts. 28 28 28 5000 Swiss G 54?--1014 1"14 1014 ?Sells cents a share. tOdd lots. Total sales storks, 701,600. Total sales bonds, 2.508.000. CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE Sales. High. Low. 50 Adams Express 65% ri"% 370 AJax Rubber 18% 16% 1267 Allied Cliem & Dye.. OS* 07 1150 Allls-Chalmers 49% 48% 550 Am Agrlcul Chen:... 41 40% 80 Am Agrlcul Chcm pi 88% 08% 250 Amer Brake Hhoe... <11% 61% 150 American B.2% 32% 10 Am Water Work* pf 2(1% 29% 50 American Zinc pf.... 41% 41% 130 American Zinc "0% 18 870 Anaconda Copper ... 53% 52% 80 Ann Arbor R R pf... 44% 44% 120 Associated Dry ?ds. Bf>% 350 AtCh, Top A S F 0S"Vi 98% 4921 At, Blrm & Atlantic .1% 3", 50 Atlantic Coast Line. 88% 07% 97S0 Atlanttc Fruit 4% 4 1810 Atlantic Gulf A W 1 3.1% 32% TOO Atlas Tack Co 21% 20% 170 Austin, Nichols Co.. 25% 25% 4950 Baldwin Ivocomotlve.ll 7% 115% 1440 Baltimore A Ohio... 47% 4

iTh'.cago Ot West p." 21% 21% 415 Chicago. M & St P. 24% 24% 440 Chi. M 4- St P pf... 41% 41% *?>? 10% 10 Sales. High. Low Ml Chlcngo A N W 78* 2655 Chi. Rocl: 1*1 ? Puc. 44% MO Chicago A Alton By. !?% Mi BO Chicago & A1 By pf 22% 21% ?:?*. Chl Great Wejtfrn. 0 8%, 7(10 Chile Copper 18% 17% WO Chlno Copper 28 200 Cluett, Peftbody 56'* 54Vi 510 Cock-Cola -iflVi <8% 1H0 Colorado Southern. ?. 48V* '*8 1475 Colum C5a? t Elec... 95% 84% 750 Colum Graphophone.. 3% 3% 1610 Computing AT?b.... 74^ 70% 80 Consolidated Cigar... 30 30 80 Consolidated Dtntrlb. % % 1040 Consolidated Gas Ill 110% 845 Consolidated Textile. 14 13% 350 Continental Can 04% 04% 3100 Corn Products Refln.ltHy* 102 1510 Cosdcn Co 87% 38% 1590 Cruclblo Steel 05V* 61 840 Cuban-Amer Sugar.. 23% 22 750 Cuba Cane Sugar.... lflU 15% 440 Cuba Can* Sugar pf. 35% 35% 2645 Davison Chemical.... 85% 62% 120 Del, Lark & West....115% 115% 75 Pome Mines 24% 24% 780 Endlcott-Johnson ... 84% 83% 040 Erie 13% 13% 350 Erie 1st pf 22% 22% 3450 Famous Play-Lanky.. 84V4 82% 50 Fed Min A Smelt pf. 40% 39% 70 Fisher Body 109 108% 450 Flak Rubber 17 16% 160 Freeport-Texas 17% 17 2170 General Asphalt 66% 64% 175 Genural Clger 74% 731* 50 General Elcctrlc 101% 161% 7347 General Motors 13 12>/? 320 Goodrich (B Co.. 40% 39% 100 Gray Davis 19% 19% ?130 Great Northern pt.. 75 74V* 780 Gt Nor cts for o pr. 53% 42% 120 Greene Cananea 28% 28% 4050 Gulf States Btoel 80 82% 150 General Tank Car... 39% 39% 1950 Hablrahaw Electric,. 2% 2 180 Hendee Mfg 18* 18% 795 Houston Oil 80V4 79 1085 Hupp Motor Car 17% 17% 410 Hydraulic Steel 9 9 50 Illinois Central 107% 107H 150 Inspiration Copper... 41% 40% 4720 Interboro Consolld... 4% 3% 2870 Inter Consol pf 10% 8% 350 Internal] Cement.... 84% 34% 510 Internat Combustion. 28V* 25% 950 Inter Mer Marine.... 19% 18% 1190 Inter Mer Marine of. 79% 78% 1035 Inter Motor Truck.. 30 87% 645 International Nickel. 17% 17 760 International Paper.. 48>4 47% 1545 Invincible Oil 19% 18% 1320 Iron Products Corp.. 34% 33 1000 Island Oil A Trans.. % % 570 Jewel T-a 19% 80 Jones Bros Tea 30% 30% 3780 Kansas A Gulf % r4 740 Kar. City Souther.).. 28 27% 470 Kelly Spring Tiro... 47V* 4?? 710 Kflttncott Copper... 31% 80% no Kan City South pf.. 5?* 56% 475 Keystone T'.re A R.. 18 17% Bale.*. High. Low. Last. SO Krssgo Co 130?5j, 139% 189% SI"i Lackawanna Steel.. 05',i 54% 54% 280 Lehigh Valley 04% 03% 03% lflO Llina Loco Work*. ..112% 112% 112% 575 1/jcw< Incorporated. 15% 15 ir> 150 Loft Incorporated... 13 13 13 250 Loore-Wllfij "Iscult. -15% 43 45% 110 Lorlllanl (P> Co... 150% 150% 150% 140 Mclntyre Porcupine.. 18% 18% 18% ?110 Malllnsoit fHK> & Co 22% 22 22m 275 Manatl Sugar Co.... 4(1% 40% 46% 1030 Manhattan Elevated. 45% 44% 44% 80 Market St Railway.. 9*, 9% 9% 200 Market St Ry pf... 31% 31 SI 500 Marland Oil & Ref.. 28% 27% 28% 2*10 Marlln Rockwell 15% 15% 15% 245 Martin Parry 2!)% 28% 28% 260 Maxwell Motors 20% 20% 20% 120 May Dept Stores 119% 118 119% 10875 Mexican Petroleum.. 134% 130% 133 570 Miami Copper 29% 29 29% 7430 Middle States Oil 14% 13% 14 1240 Mlrlvale Bteel 36% 35% 38 160 Market St Ry pf 63% 63% 63% 250 Mo, Kan A Tex w i. 14 14 14 RIO Missouri Pacific 24% 24% 24% 786 Missouri Pacific pf.. 58% 58 58 760 Montgomery Ward... 20% 19% 19% 470 Mullins Body 32% 31% 31% 160 National Biscuit 134% 133% 133% 755 Nat Conduit & Cable 3% 2 3 330 Nat Enam & Stamp. 30% 36% 36% 220 National Lead 91% 91% 91". 70 Nat Rys of Mex 5% 5% 5% 50 Nevada Consol Cop.. 15% 15% 15% 160 New York Central.. 88% 88 88 180 New York Dock.... 31% 31% 31% 850 New York, N II A TI 20-% 20% 20% 070 Now York, O A TV.. 28% 28% 28% 110 North American.... 50% 56% 56% 120 North American pf.. 42% 42% 42% 585 Northern Pacific.... 77% 77 77% 450 Nova Scotia SAC.. 30% 29% 29% 50 N Y. Oht A St. L... 04% 64% 64% 300 Oklahoma Prod & R 2% 2% 2% 110 Otis Elevator 134% 134% 134% 965 Otl? Steel 10% 15% 16% 370 Owens Bottling 32% 32% 32% 260 Pacific Oas A E.... 68% 68% 68% 1030 Pacific Oil 57% 53% 57% 8270 Pan-Amer Pet A T 65% 62% 04% 611 Pan-Amer P A T B 57% 55% 57% 120 Panhandle Pet A P.. 7% 7% 7% 1325 Penn Railroad 42% 42% 42% 3645 Penn Seaboard Steel. 11% 11 11% 250 People's Oas 84% 84% 84% 615 Pert* Marquette 30% 29% 30 160 Phillips Petroleum.. 36% 36% 36% 1660 Plerce-Arrow 21 20% 20% Z70 Plerce-Arrow pf 42% 42 42% 1175 Pierce Oil 9% 8% 9 175 Pierce Oil pf 51% 51% 51% 170 Pittsburgh Coal 00% 60% 60% 160 Pittsburgh * W Va. 33 K2% ?2% 180 Pond Cre?k Coal... 17% 17% 17% 80 Pressed Steel Car. . 77% 77% 77% 110 Pullman Company. .123% 123% 123% 275 Peoria A Eastern... 10% 16% 16% 830 Punta Alegre Sugar. 40 39% 39% 1030 Pure Ol! 33% S3 83% 500 Rand Mine., 2i% 24% 21% 59 Hallway Stl Spring. .100 100 lOu 380 Ray Consol Copper.. 15% 13% 15% I Bales. High. Lmvj. Last. U 1710 Heading 79% 7f>U 78% I "0 Remington Typew't'r 3") 34->i 34j ; 2230 Replogle stool 34% ;?c. :;4 , IW Republic Iron & Steel 58'i 56V : 200 Repub Motor Truck.. 7'i 7% TVi j 2130 Royal Dutch N V Sh 05 Cl% 03% 450 R J Reynolds 13 40% 46 40% 250 Stand Oil of Cal.... 00 96 DO 550 Santa Cecilia 4% 4% 4'4 1020 St Louis-San Fran.. 30% 30 30 1080 St Louis Southwest.. 30% SiO 30 280 Savage Arms HO 13% 19% 1250 Saxon Motor 4*? 4% 4% 500 Seaboard Air Line.. 0% 0% 0% 180 Seaboard Air L pf.. 12% 12% 12% 1850 Soars, Roebuck & Co 75% 74V4 75 1230 Seneca Copper 13% 13% 18% 50St Louis Southw pf. 44'/4 43% 41%' SO Shell Transport & T. 45% 45% 45% 2105 Sinclair Consol OH.. 20 28% 25% 925 S loss-Sheffield Si! 46% 43% 45% 1175 Southern Pacific 00% 89% 00% 510 Southern Railway.... 24% 23% 28% 120 Standard Oil N J. ..175% 175% 175% 980 Stewart Warn Speed 41 39% 40% 8545 Stromb'g Carburetor. 59 58% 58 27230 Studebalter Co 118% 118% 118% 150 Submarine Boat 5% 5 5% 200 Superior OH 5% ,'?% 5% IrtO Superior Steel 38% 37% 38'J 1800 Sweets of America.. 4% 4 1% 440 Texas & O Sulphur.. 43% 41% 43% 1200 Temptor Cons Fruits 2% 2% 2% 750 Term Copper & Chom 11% 11% 11% 1150 Texas Co -13% *44% 43% 410 Texas i Pacific 84% 34% 34% 450 Tex & Pac Coal & O. 28% 27% 27% 580 Third Avenue 21% 21% 21% 000 Tobacco Products.... 64 63% 03% 575 Transcontinental Oil. 0% 0% ??% 180 Union Bag & Paper. 62 62 02 550 Union Oil 19 10 lf> bOO Union Pacific 137% 137 137% 120 U S Smelting 38% 88% 88% 140 United Alloy Steel... 34% 32% 34% 150 United Drug ?9% ?0% ??% 400 United Fruit 144% 144 144 250 United Ry Invest pf. 30% 35% 35% 129 Un Retail Stores 48% 47% 48>? 785 U 8 C I Pipe 4 Foun 37% 87% 37% 110 U 8 C I P t Foun pf 68% 08% 08% 775 U K Food Products.. 5% 5% 5% 000 U S Indus Alcohol... 47 46% 40% 525 U S Realty & I Co.. 05% ?4% 65 775 U S Rubber 63% 62% ?3% P130 U S Steel 98% 98U2 98% 660 Utah Copper 67 65% 60% 120 Utah Securities 10% 10% 1H% 150 United Ry Investm't. 19% 18% 1ft 1040 Vanadium Corp 44% 43% 43% I 150 Va-Carollna Cham.. 35 35 35 610. V Vivaudou 11 10% 10% 12.35 Wabash 10 0% 9% 250 Wabash pf A 31% 81% 31% 250 Western Pacific 22% 21% 21% 475 Western Pacific pr.. 00% 50% 00% ! 1476 WesUngiiouso BAM 03% 02Vi 0214 385 White Motors 44% 42% 44 180 White Oil 10% 9% 0% 175 Wlckwlre Spencer.. . 10% 16% 16% 1320 Willys-Overland .... 8% 8% h% 1610 Woolw'th (F Wi Co.l?2% 161 1K2% 150 Worthlngton Pump.. 53% 53% 53% OUT OF TOWN MARKETS BOSTON. MININO. Sale*. Open. High. Low. La*'.. 40 Am 21n? 18% 36% 18H 10 AhmMk 62% 02% ?2% <12% 288 Allouez lid 27 20 27 170 Anaconda 52Vi 33* 52% 050 Arcadian .... 2% 2% 2% 130 Ariz Com 91* 9% 9% 1700 Bingham 14 14% 14 148 Cal Ariz GO (II 59% 58 Ca! Hecla 277 27It 274 47B0 Caraon 14% 14% 14 5.% Copper Range 44 44% 48% 27.'. Pavl* Daly... 7% 7% 7% 7% ;mo East nut:*... u 11% 11 11% 1 60 KrankMn 1% 1\. 1 1 10 Granby 27 27 27 27 670 Inland Creek.. 103% 104 102% 104 .? Id Creak pf... 92 82 62 02 145 !C*A-eenaw ... 1% 1% 1 1* iO Lake Copper.. 8% 3;* 3% SU 220 Mn** Con*.... 2% 2?? 'J% 2% 1?0 May flow O C. 4% 4*. 4H 2S5 Michigan 2 2% 2 2'4 125 Mohawk 88 58%, 58 58% 00 New Cornwlla. 17% 17% 17% ?7% 10 New Rl-er pf. 75 75 75 75 20 Nlplsaing .,.. 6% 0% 0% 288 N T N H A II 20% 20% 20% 20% 211 Rutland pf.... 32% 35 32% 34*4, 68 W?*t End t.0 81 80 51 i 178 Waat End pf.. t? 80 00 CO MISCELLANEOUS. 800 Am Agrlc pf.. 08% 09% 68 69% 30 Amo?keag ...106% 100% 100H 100% 1 110 Am Pnau 3% 8% 3Vi 'i'-i 678 Am Tel 121 121 120% 120', 20 Am Wool 80 80 80 M0 18 Am Wool Of..108% 105% 10.1 - ? ?r>0 Atla* Tack... 21 21% 21 ISO E Bo*ton Land 4% 4% 4% 118 Eaatam Mfg.. 11% 11% 11!4 188 Eaatam IS... 68% 65V, 65 4 Ea?t 0 8 pf.. 47 47 47 48 Edlaon 174% 174% 174% 4000 Eldar 11% 12% 11% 78 Fairbanks ... 18 18 18 1000 Oardner 18% 16% 18% 1180 Ormy 19 18% 19 lalee. Open. 100 Greenfield ... 244 2S Hood Rubber. 40H J35 Intl Cement.. 34% 1400 Llbby 2?? 88 Mui Gas 72 12 Mann O.is pf.. B7 50 Mathleaon ... 85*4 0 Mergenthaler. .148 1030 Me* Inv 2R ?'.0 Hhx Tel A Tel 24 22B MIrh River P 20'% 15 M Hlv 1'ow pf. 78 110 Natl Leather. ?% 7 New En* Tel.117 H>| Orpheun! ll?% 25 Tar Mill* '.?<( 25 Slmms Mac.. OH .''.10 Swift iom 775 Swift Intl 18^ 5 Torrlntfton .... 05 21 Unl Fruit 144', 380 Unl Shoe 44 2 tlnl Shoe pf.. . 28% 3980 Ventura 410 Waldorf 80"4 10 Waltham ..... 11 175 Walworth .... US 193 Warren 31% 10 War ran let pf. 33% BONDS. sou 97?i 53% MU .19 >,4 f 15000 Amer Tel 4?. 10000 Amer Tel 5e. 230t>0 A O W Be ... tilKiO Cop Range 3* 2000 Hood Rub 7*. 7000 Int Cement S?.107% 12(500 Minn Rlv P IK)', 3000 N Er.R Tel r?. 95% 2000 Seneca 8e 102% 1000 Swift tin 92% CURB. Bid Ariz E*t.. 1 Ariz Sliver 18 Ariz Tip T. .. B W 49% SB 8 72% 68 32% 148 2?% 2% 21 78 10 117 l?% 1 (Ml H% 103 , ?0'j 115 1441 ? 14% -'rtVj, 30(1 11% 11'; .11% s:.% 90% t'7% :..i 85 <4 W . 10S 1*0% 98 lft'l ?2% Low 24% 40 71% 96% 32<4 148 2(1 2'4 20* 78 0% 117 19% imi 6% lOi'v, l?% 143% 43 2fi% *0 11 11% 31'* 33% . WH MS M% 84 Vj l?>4 :0 2.VX) 18" ?too 2200 DETROIT. Open. Amn Light... .147 2tV 3% 4k 5% 8 Charcoal Charcoal pf... Colum Motors. Columb Sugar Cont Motor*.. Pet Edison 108% Federal Truck 22 I'ord 342 Motor Wheel.. 14 Packard 9% Packard pf... 77 Paid" 22% Ileo 24% High. 147 4% f>% 8 10(1% 22% 343 14% IO14 80 22% 9B% Lew. 14B>4 2tV Aek 35 10 10 8 28 ?0 so 11 a Last 14.'.% 2* 7% 10?% 21 842 13% P% 77 22% 24% CHICAGO. Palea. Open. High. Low. Last. 250 Armour pf... ? 86% ?2}^ 100 Armour Leath 12% 12% 12% 12% 200 Armour L pf.. 84% 84% 84% 84% SO Heaver Board. 8% 8% 8% 8J4 225 Booth Flah... 7 7 6% 8% 100 Cudahy (17 8" 51 ??A t7R C'wlth Edison.132% 132% 132 lo2 MO Cont Motor*.. 8 8 7% 8 100 Deere pf...... 71 71 71 .1 2400 Ear! Motors.. 4 4% 3% * 440 Ot Lakes Dr*. 07 98 97 98 MO Hupp Motors. 17% 17% 17% 1?H 11? Inland Steel.. M M B3 53 (10 III* Brick 72 72 71 71 0400 I.lbby 8% 3 2% i* 135 Lindsay Llfht f.% 5% *\ 4% 1R0 Mlddl- W TTtll 37% 37% 37 37 ion Middle W U pf 75 78 75 75 25 M W U pr Pf. 08 08 88 88 600 Mont Ward... 20*4 20% 10% 19% i(0 Kkt leather.. 2'j 2% 2% 2% 185 Nat Lea new 10 10 10 10 400 Pick * Co.... 27% 27% 27% 27% POOO P'11 Wig* A. 38% 44% 80% 43% 25 Pub f^rvloe. .. 9!< 88 9ft 99 40 Pub Ser pf... 94 04 94 84 2200 Reo Motor* .. 24% 25% 24% 25 2700 St-wart War.. 30% 41 38% 40 450 Hwlft * Co... 108 10B 102% 102% 14000 lft Inter!.. I?% 20% 19% 20 1400 Thompson .... 47% 47% 47 47 100 Temtnr A 2% 2% 2% 2% 730 L'n Carbide .. 58 18 87% 67% ;.0 f n Iron Wkl. 8 8 8 8 400 TTnlt I. ii R>?. M iW BR W 50 tin L 4 R pf. 75% 75% 75% 75% 650 Wahl (17 ?7tt ?7 (17 25(H) West Knlttllif. ?% ?l% ? 8% 825 Wrtgtey 108% 1(H 108% 103% 275 Tekl#w Taxi... 78% 78 78% 79 BONDS. 9158000 CCi R 3a 48% 48% 49% 49% UAITIMORK. Balet Open, Htfti. Lo<*. Lost, 30 Armdel H * U XI% 38% 88% 88% 200 OlMtlne Oil.. 4?ic ?0c 40c 40c 80 Conaol Coal.. 84 84 84 84 128 Conaol Power I 'X 104 10? 108 ioronPowrrpf.nl ill lit ill M Cnadari *Co pf 4% 4** 4% 4% 28 Houaton Oil pf 83v, 88% 83% 88% 110 Mer Nat Bank 18% 18% 10% 19% 85 M! Vern M pf 58 58 58 .'3 8 See d N Bank 280 290 260 280 27 UB Fldol * U ISO 180 13f>% 180 790 United Kye.... 14% 14% '.4 14 25 W B (V 19 id l? 18 10 W B * A pf.. 88% 83% 88% 33% BONDS. ?400A Bait C k ID) 87% 87% 67% ?T% 3000 Bait C 4* CM) 97% 87% 87% 87% 2200 Bait C 4* ('58) 87 % 87% 87^? 67% 1100 Bait C 4a (W1 87% 87% 87% 97% 500 Bait C 4a (91.) 87% RT% 87% 87% 4000 Bait CS%a('80t 82% 82% 87% 82% 1000 Bait Trac B*. . 67% 9.'% 87% 87% 4000 Bal' BP*r 4%a 84 ?? H? 84 2000 Cone Coal (la. .100 100 1(*> 100 1000 C Pow 7a ('tt)10O% 100% 10u% 100% 12000 Elkhorn Cor 8a 68 PA M 88 1000 Goo (I A Fla 8a 87 87 87 87 3000 Monon V Tr 8a 80 80 80 80 galea. Open. High. Low. L,a.v. 1000 Monon VTrTi 0M.4 98% 98% OR* 1000 Md Electric 5s 03'-. 93'4 08% 03H 1000 Penn W P 5s. 90% 00% BOH 9?% 4000 Unl I.AP 4Ws 93 03 M 03 SOOOO Unl Rys lit 4* 71% 72% 71% 72% BOO0 Unl Rys Inc 4s 54% 64% 64% 54% 0500 Unl Rya fund 5s 75 75% 75 75V4 0000 TT Rys 0s not's.100% 100'4 100% 1004 170 172 40 Bleo Ftge, n.. 48% 48% 43% 43% 05 Hunt A R'pf.. 15 15 15 15 15 Ina Co N A... 34% 84% 34% 34% 20 Inter Cona pf. 10% 10'4 10'^ 10% 85 Key Tel 0% 0', 0'i, 10 Key Tel pf.... 35 85 35 85 455 Lake Super... 11% 11% 10% 11 105 l^ehlgb Nav... 72 72% 72 72 2* Penn Halt 73 73 78 73 100 Phil A W 8% 8% 8% 8% 735 Phil Ina Wire. 34% 34% 34 34% 105 Phil Co ru pf. 88% 38U 38 38 27% !??> I'nil v.o ru VI. oo'i 731 Phil Flee 27% 27% 27% 970 Phil Elec pf.. 26% 20 28% 20 8532 P R T 32 32% 30% 88% 84 Phil Trac 07 Hi 67 07 400 Tono Belmont. 1% 1% 1% 1% 1055 Un Traction.. 41% 42 4m 41 "A 85 U G 1 45 45 44% 44% 115 u a I pf 53% r>3% r,9'i r>a4 50 Okla N Gas.. 20 20 19% 19% ?0 r?h 8*| 2% 2% 2% 2<* 35 Prh Hwj pf . 5'i r>% 5% rr-4 B0 Pfh Oil A Gas 7% 7% 7% 7% 10 Un Gas 125 125 125 125 80 V 8 Glass.... 45 45 45 45 195 Weattnt Eleo. 02 62% 62 62% TOO Halt Creek ... 12 12 11% 11% 1500 Ban Toy 8 8 8 8 CLEVELAND. Bid. Ask.| Bid. Aak Clava Ry . 93 94 Goodyear p 30 88 Firestone . 57 02 I Prod A Ref 5 0 do 0% pf 82 Mi Peerless M. 89 41 ?? T% pf 80 85 "her A W. 32 24 Gllddati ..10 J1 i do pf 95 08 iloodyear.. 12% 13% Stearns M. 22 23 MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS YORK ***** ??!SD8, Tt?l? ^ BW. Art- AVI ^\TuTX;?zl;^ 450 ^stewsfi# ?r SSaf&S? s SSS 'f?;%;.fc? r ss H\r?* r:- ; 4a. M*tThS W HJ ,?j H,*T ?U?' S. *?"*?' ISSn'.im W B$ i?2p" ft J* ;i>. twp. *? . hu*, imp. ?. Ig IS | Canal Imp. 1SSI ?ol 102 8.90 CM imp. ?. Jan.. W ? 3.P0 I C'nn*l mp. ??. J. {02 ??0 I 0*na! ImP- **? ?]*??' iS?,' '?$ j(B a.i>0 ! r:*nal Imp. ??. J"**- *r22i ,01 ? 3.?0 tB?rg? C. T. 4.. /?",?$? ;1S ios 3.90 >NP* IMrt on N-,w 'vor. B?noK I JOINT STOCK IJW? BA>K BMN0$W4 Bid. A**- Ab t' iJ:. &,?S- >?* 4.? 1 May %?? o?'** Z 6#!' 100 5 00 1 tJoint, Bttek t*n? ???* o?. M 100 3 00 ; N4?;. }?*, ?jp; ' jVV., a.,.,; yjGstsf. | Am Cyan.. 10 do pf.... 30 Caaclu Co. SO now Cham .. nu P Ct? p to Ted Ch?m. #0 CifRMK AL STOTM. Bid. Auk.! Bid C?r*e?? .. 18 0 A#ulrre. 1f< Fkjardo .. M F?d?r?l pf.lOO Ot W*t...l45 do pf 101 Qortehnux 1(1 do ft ' ? 15 [ar?M*r| ..ll? ?J ! do pf. . 8'. Kf BoWmjr S00 [M.n-V pf.. -? 11H M-rrlmor . MK 03 iMulfnrd Co 40 8COAR STOCKS. Bid. A ik.I BM. 17 I Holly IS 108 1M :cr. 1? n* dc pf.... 9. VMlciMl . .114 flvtn'.nr 40 do pf.... W WMI timH* t"t .. m Ask. 1W 1M 49 A*k. IT in 48 n M ?. I. LAND BA>K rARM IXtAS IUINDH. Tl?M ! - Ml. A?h. Ab'l. trM. jUMA (tank P. L. Bm Nvr.. INT. rm. *? im% 104 4.30 ?r?d Land Bank r. L. Ito. *Ur. INI, OP. 11 108% ion 4 33 trr.v i^n t n?nk r. v. a?. Maj>. IMS. dp. '*1 100H 101H 4.SO tr*?. Land Bank r. L. 4H* "V. I*. op 24 OOH 100 4.40 ?F.d t*r * Bank r. V. *<+,. Nov., an, op u PPH 100 4.40 ?r#d Land Bank V. L>. 44*4. War, t?rr u. 90'- i<*? 4.4* / 1 BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS X. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. To the following prices accrued lntereal 1m to bo added: FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICI PAL, BONDS. Bid. Auk. Argentina Intern. 3?. '45 83 ?4 Belgian 9 yr. fls 10274 103 Belgian 7%s, '45.* 108 103i* Belgian Hs, '45 107U 10i% Bergen tin, '43 109'}? 110 i Bern 8s, '45 11- 118% Bordeaux Os, '34 87% 8a j Brazil 8s. '41 108% 107 i Canada us. '20 ' WHi 09% I Canada 3%s, '20 100% 100% Canada 5*. '31 98% ',M% Chile Ss, 41 104% 104% Chile 8s. '20 ...102 102% Chinese Gov. Hu Kug Ity. 3?. 'Si. MM, 6514 Chrlstlanla 8#, '43 100% 110 Copenhagen 6%?, '44 02% 03 Cuba Kxtern. H, '44 00 90% Cuba Extern. 5s, aer. A. '14 87% 00 Cuba Extern. 4%s, 49 71) 7?% Denmark 8s, "45 112% 112% Denmark 8s A, '40 H2'a : 12'. Denmark 8s B. '48 112 112% Denmark Os, '42 08% 08% Dutch Bast Indies 0s, '47 04',i 04% Framerloan Industrial Develop.. 00% 0H% Franco 7%a, '41 102% 102% j France 8s, '48 100% 100% i Italy 3 yr. OVj" 95% 96 i Japun 4b strlg. loan. '81 75% 75% Julian 4%s strlg. loan, '23 90V* 00H | Japan 4',,S 2d aer., '25 89*4 90% , Lyonn 15 yr. 0.", '34 87% 88 | Marseilles 13 yr. lis, '35 87% .88 | Mexico Kxter. gold Is, '54 57 57% Mexico Exter. strlg. os. '43 63 04 j Mexico Irrigation 4V4?. '46 42% 14 Norway 8s, 40 /...112 112% Ijueenslaii'! <;?, '47 101% 101% i Queensland 7s, '11 10SW 10S% Hlo de Janeiro is, '4U 103% 104 | San Domingo 3s, '.>8 02 02% Han Paulo 8s, '30 100 100% : Sweden tts. '89 100-% 100% | Hwltzellaiid Ms, WO 115% 116 Tolilo .'.s 72',* 72% : Uruguay H* '40 MOO 100% Zurich Sr-. '43 112 fl2% I tilled Kingdom 3%s, '22 107% 107% United Kingdom li'i#, '29 10b 108% ! United Kingdom 5%s, '37 100% 101 | Netherlands 94'.* 94% Han Paulo 8? 103Vi 103% Paris Lyons Med. K. It. Os 8S% Closing prices of atocka in which there were no transactions yesterday: Bid. Ask. | Bid. Abie. A A Cable.109 114 Ann Arbor 10 18 Al Ch M pf 93 94% Art MJtal* 14 10% Amal f> 1st 03',i 80 Assets K?al 1% 1% 1 A Bk N pf ;.2 r>4*4 A Dr/C. lp' 80 81 A Beet b pf 70 7.1 | do 2d pf. 82 82% I Am CF pl.l 17 110 ? At Relln.. .92." 950 Am Ice pf 80 81 Auto Sales 4% 5% A L*ho pf 115 HO ' do pf.... 13 14% Am M i- O 13 15% Barnjt Ltl: 45 47 Amltad |,f.nr,% .. , do pf 89 90 A SBec pf 88 IfXI 1 IJayuk Br.. 34 SO Am rit Fdy !W% 38% ; Booth? lpf 32 38 do pf 90% 117'i | Brow i 6h. 48 -19V4 Am Te'&C. ?2% 65 , do pf 61% 92 A \V ?'.] IT i Hfinswlck 4 4% Eld. But A Sua. b do pf..... 4.j Buf It A I' 64 do pi.... 34 Br Eru> ?5t i 10% do l?t pf 72 do 2d pi. 20ii Burn* " :>t 1)7 do n i).. Bush Tu.-rr .. da Uld pi 91% Cal Pet ;?f. 95 Can South M Caao l'lou. 4 CRRo.NJ 180 Cert I'rod. 40 do lat l>f titi do .'id pf. .. C4NW pf.110 Chi Pneu T 74 CdtPAOpI. 9a CCCASL. p* 8314 CI Peao pf 02% Col Fuel pi 97% ColAPo 2pf. 54 Con Clg pf IVi Con Can pf.102% Con inaur.. 70 CroxCarpiti 34 Doer? pf.. 70 DetAM-.ck 2!> Dot United .. Dul .SS&A 4 do pf.... 7 Durham K 19 do pf.... 80 Elk Horn V 19% do pf.. . 3tt Emer Bran 8 do pf.... 27 Fed M & S 11 Falrbanke 18 FlaherB pf.101 F Bdy O pf 94% Q Asph pf.103 G A Tank. .">4 Gen Mot pf 78 do ?%.... 79 Gilltland pf 73 Guan Sug 11% Gulf St: lpf 87 Hartinan.. 90 Indla.i Re? 7 Tnt Asr pf. 39 IntMTSpf 74 Int Nlelt p' 7rt Int Pip pf 80 Int Sa.it... 50 Iowa Cert. 64 Kayao.- .. . 90 do lat pt.118 Kel-S T 89c 98% Kel Whe?l .107 Koo A D M fl do T;f. ? ? 20 Krgofl.T pi. 108 Kreaa SH 70 do pf... 10.1 LakcEAW jr. LlgAMey .18.1% d o B 10 ", Lima Jui pf 109 L-W lat pf 99 do 2d nf.107% M Shirt pf 102 Man Sur P* 74 . MayDS pf 112 M Mo ct. 1 do 1pf cf 5 74 i 20% ! 08% 310 ICO ! 92',4 97 05 5 19.1 42% 95 78% 114 74% 93 88 9ti 102 67 3814 704 42 70 4% 9 20 38 8 29 12 30 103 93*, 104 59% 79% 79% ! 78 | 12% I Bid. Mcx IV. p! S5> Mwli Com 120 jlftll'HdM.. C2 tiu pf.. do i4. 98 T?,4 l 4(> ? 70 79 95 70 7 90 100% 108 108 120 17 169% 170 114 ion 110 11 OH 76% 118 do nr cr df ct. MK&T pf.. 8% do Wtt. pf lti'.a Mor A Baa. 7U Mont P p? 1034 MulllnsBpt .. NC i; HtL.lOO'.j Nat Bis pi. 118 Nat CicS pt 85 Nat HAS pf 84 N Ky M lpf 9 NYCSL. Uf 72 NV Ship B 19 NYEtattRy .. Norf South 19% Norf&CV pf 73^1 Nunnnlly.. 10'a Ohio Fuel. 47 OwenaB pf.100 Pao Cat lpi 30 do 2d pf 20 Pao Mall. 14 Pan TelAT ta Panhan pf .. Penn?y pf. 04 Phillips J- 00 do pf... 904 PFWO pf..l88 KyStSp pf 106 Ken U Sai.118 Kobt Rela . 18 do pf.. 67 Rem 1st p* .. do 2d pf 65 StJoa Ltai' 134 Seara-R pi.101 Sloss-Sh p' 71 HPR Sug pf 00 Stand Mill.120 do pf 88 Steell'-.'1 pf 74 STtern br... 07 Hup Stl pf .. Kweeta Uo. 3% Texas L T 350 Tide W O 1184 Tob Prd pf 89'4 Twin G pf. 79% Underwd ..127 do o'....112 UnionTan': 98 do pf to:; UnClij Sta.110 do pf 105 U Drug 2pf 44% Un Dycwd. 8.1 TISIpAle pf 88% U S Tobac 45 do pf.. .107 Utah Cop.. 00% Utah Sec. 17 Va I C A C. 4fl do pf .. 70 Va Rv 1 P S9% VRaalce & 92 Wab pf B.. 20'4 Wella Far. 78 Weat'ae lpt 69 Weat Air Ii 89 Wllaon pf.. 80 Wll Ovd pf 39% Wis Cent.. 29% Woolth pf .117 Aa!.. 09 i; l M 07 I 15 I 174 784 104 9?4 110 122 89 90 12 32 21 384 20 7o 114 10 101 60 50 15 60 79 100 02 93% 'iii 19 70 CO 13% 103 70 100 125 91 99% 95 44 440 1204 91 90 157 120 103 104 150 110 3 92% 464 111 664 174 50 72 94 21 SO 73 90% 8.1 39% 30 118 EQUIPMENT TBUSTS. Iguotcd on n percentage baits.) Bid. 5.62 5.05 6.05 5.73 5.85 6.BO Maturity .Rate. Atrh. Top A S F... 1928-35 6 Atlantic Coast ml Atlantic Coast L. ? ?IMJ*?' HJI Baltimore ft Ohio.. ?'JJ2.-27 4/4 Baltimore ft Ohio...1023-33 0 Bethlehem Steel....1928-30 7 Buff. Iiooh & Pitts 1022-35 4H-5-6 ...80 Canadian Pacific. .1022-J2 4V*-6 5.80 Cvn n k of n Chesapeake ft Ohio.10.3-35 8-8H Chi. Burl ft Qulncy.1023-33 8 Chi ft Morlhweat...1822-2S 4V4 Chi ft Northwest...1923-55 Chi A Northwest. ..1925-30 8% Chi. K Isl * Pac... 1022-27 4%-3 Chi. R Isl ft Pac...l023-sr. fl Chi. at L ft NO...M-M B C. C. C ft St L 1012-20 B-6 nrla A Hudson.... 1023-35 0 B.82 5.75 6.62 5.60 5.65 5.00 B.75 B.7B B.70 5.75 5.70 Erie Rail road...7.:: 1022-28 4%-6-? 6.00 4 nv 6 0.60 Great North By.... 1923-35 6 Illinois Central ....1022-2^ 4V4-0 Illinois Central ....1023-3.J 6 Illlnola Central 1?*?? Louis ft Nashville.. 1022-23 5 Louis A Nashville.. 1023-35 (> Ixiuts ft Nashville.. 1022-38 81, Michigan Central. ..1022-3.. 3-41 M, St P ft 8 8 M..J022-M 4?r5 _ M. St P ft 8 S M.. 1022-85 8-6K-. 8.00 Mo, Kansas ft Tsx.,1022-24 5 Nat Stl Car Lines..1022-28 8 N Y Central 1922-3- 4H-o N Y Central 1023-35 fl 11 jhW'ttKiggS Vw> eg ft 60 ft.65 5.60 B.?0 r..75 B.75 5.75 5.65 5.65 5.60 5.65 B.65 B.55 B.C0 B.60 li.OO 5.00 6.25 H.40 5.60 5.05 5.6: Norfolk ft West Norfolk ft West 1928-35 6 Northern Pacific.. ..1t>-.-.-30 ? Pacific Fruit Exp . 025-3^ 7 Penn General Kr... 10----J 4-t? Penn General Fr...1023-83 8 l'ere Marquette.... 1023-3-j 8 Pittsburgh ft L K. .1023-W 8-8% Beading Company.. 1022-27 4Vj Seaboard Air Llne.,1022-27 4 4-3-8 6.1 Southern Pacific... .1822-M 4% Southern Pacific 1028-33 6-7 Southern Railway. .1922-28 4%-5 Southern Railway. .lOM-JjJ 8 St L ft San Fran. ..1023-95 6 Union Pacific lHEi'25 1 Vlrglntan Railway.. 1922-85 6 Wabash Railroad... 1922-35 8 B.60 B.60 5.7B 5.85 5.80 6.50 5.85 5.80 Ask. 5.20 5.40 5.40 5.40 5.50 6.10 5.23 0.40 5.35 5.50 5.20 6.25 i 5.40 I 5.40 5.50 5.50 6.40 6.50 6.40 5.60 I 5.40 6.40 6.45 6.40 5.15 6.40 5.37 5.37 6.50 B.55 B.75 ! 7.60 6.40 5.43 5.40 6.00 5.25 6.40 5.40 5.40 3.23 5.40 6.50 5.50 B.30 3.80 5.37 6.85 6.50 5.50 5.50 B.30 5.50 5.50 EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK. Exports from New York yesterday: Wfi0^ 11 1)01 bu ? corn, 181,181 bu.; oat#, 129,390 bu Rye 01 "eft bu.; flour. 08.247 sacks: beef 05 tcs.; bacons. 420,600 lbs., hams. 70 000 lbs ? lard. 8.584,500 lbs.: grease. 30,000 jbiT cheese, 3.000 It... .lubricating oil. 1?7 750 nals,: feed. 6..>90.200 lbs., hops, 100 bales; oil cakes, 3,206,500 lbs. miscellaneous stocks. Bid. Amal Lth. 12% do pf.... 88 Am Piano. 60 do pt..? ? W Am Trd pf 4 Am Type F 47 do pr.... 90 A D T N J 47 Atl Pt C.. 48 B?b ft W .112 Bar Bros ft 8 1st pf. 90 Bordens .. 97 do pf.... 99 Bucyrus .. 14 Celluloid .104 do pf....l08 Chllds ...113 do pf... .103 City Invest 60 Clin CI..,. 27 Crocker W 40 do pf DLftW CI. 83 Durham D 83 do pf 95 Ex Buffet. 103 F'datlon C 85 Gen Bak.. 95 do pf....l03 Klrby L.. 88 LVCI Sales 03 Ask.l Bl<> IS IMoCall Crp 23 42 do 1st pf.100 85 Nat Casket 75 85 l Nat F ft 0.180 4%| Nat Paper ft Type pf.. 98 Nat Ice ft C 5 do 1st pf. 80 do 2d pf. S? Nat Lie pf. 80 New E P O 20 N J Zinc..142 Nor Sec 0. 93 Penn CftC. 29 Phelps D. ..160 Postum Csr 84 do pf....104 Pyrene .... 9% R B Powd.100 do pf.... 91 Saf CHAL. 72 Shults Brd. 98 Singer Mfg. 98 Stern B pf 80 T Starrett. 55 do pf.... 95 I Vic T M. .1000 Va Rwy... 83 V R O Ino. 68 Ward B Colli do pf....102 Y ft T Mfg.285 Ask. 60 95 55 62 115 ?3 100 102 17 108 112 116 85 80 80 80 88 100 70 I 09 108 43 87 iB 185 101 10 70 ftO 83 30 148 97 81 68 105 10>4 110 95 75 102 101 ?4 80 1100 36 B9H 114 104 293 Atlas Pow. .112 do pt 7.? Bliss E W.. 29 do pf >4 Curb Steel.. 17 do 1st pf. 25 do 2d pf-- 20 Colts Arms. 24 Du P Pow.. 93 STEEL STOCKS. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. 117 East Steel... 20 77Emp S ft L. 20 811 do pf 45 60'Here P 130 20 do pf 04 3.VNlles-B-P ... 52% 301 do pf 87 26 Scovll Mfg.. .310 1001 Thomas Iron 15 80 IBB 98 B6 92 840 Am Cigar... 73 do pf Am M A F.225 Am T scr.. 123 G W Helms. 147 do pf 108 J S Young. 80 do pf 92 Mengel Co.. 8". McA A F... 97 TOBACCO STOCKS Bid. Ask. 78 MeA ft F Pf 93 90 P R-A T 54 Bid. A?'< Bid. 114 2 85 Adanae Bailey Beaver - _ Chamb-Fer. 3 Coniagas.. .. Crown Res 18 Foster C.lfford Gt North Hargrav llud Bay.. 250i do scrip... 60 -- 128 Tob P 8 8*. 09 102 153 do pf 108* 110 ill Unlv Leaf...120 132 881 do pf 101 104 99, Weym Bru .180 188 40 do pf 108 111 100] TORONTO. COBALT. Ask.l Bid. m| Kerr Laks. 8.00 2H I.. Gold Reef. 2 2'%| Srliumaeh.. Holl Cons. 0.50 8.551I'orc VNT. Keora ... 10 14 iThomp Kr. Mclntyre .18 80 19.00|West Dome KTRKLAND LAKE. Elliott K.. .. 23 ILake Shore 2.20 2.80 Kirk Lake 45 40 |Teck-H ... 60 62 MISCELLANEOUS. Bos Creel:. .. ? iWasaplka.. 5% 6% MONTREAL. Bid. Ask Abltlbl ... 48J4 Asbestos.. 69% Atl Sugar. 24 llraslllan.. 43V4 Breweries. 58>4 Hrompton. 271* nnt E 8. 10* Can Car..- 28 Can PS.... 18V4 r nei^tf' . ;r 48%in ( annsrs 00 m Glass... 24VLaurentHe Lyall _ 58\:Mackay 19 Price Bros. (Quebec ... Span River Wln'psg R. 4 *Tabss?o ., Bid. 38*4 (13 V4 88 82H 89 .43% 27*4 73'4 40% 02 Ask. 38H 8S\ 87 84 27% 74 41 Clothing Salesmen Start Nest Week on Road With Sam ples of Fall Lines. Clothing manufacturers plan to take full advantage of present weather to send next week salesmen on the road with fall lines. Showrooms -here will be opened with fa.l merchandise offerings. The opinion that spring business has been of good volume and thai a con tinuation of present weather conditions will place irferchanta In a favorable pos tlon for fill In goods prevails. Optimism is based largely on buyers belief that depleted stock* now will necessitate ad ditional merchandise for fall and winter trade. The best part of the fall business In expected to develop In overcoating lines. Soft Collar* and Oxford Shirti. Reported increased sales of -whlta Oxford shirts with attached collars are not being received with joy by dealers in soft collars. Although sales of the latter are reported as sat'sfactory, the opinion that if present warm weather continues for any longth of time It will result in losing volume sales is held. The last few days of warm weather has had the effect of turning consumer buy ing to Oxford shirts, with the result that considerable inroads have been made into the soft collar business. The price fac tor is said to have made for more con servative buying. Chart ShoirlnK Sllli Imports. To controvert efforts being made by oppoflnK Interests to have the present catch all clause on woven fabrics of 65 per cent, ad valorem reduced to 45 per cent, the Silk Association of America has sent a bulletin and chart to Its manufacturer members urging them to acquaint their representatives In the Congress with the tariff situation In the silk industry. The chart shows relative values of Imports of broad silks Into and domestic production of such silks in the United States. The Increase in relative percentage* of its imports and domestic production from 1919 to 1921. inclusive, la shown to be 93 V4 per cent., and the actual yardage Increase o?" the amount of imports in 1921 compared with that of 1119 was 48 per cent. En< Collect!*? Bargaining. Comment on the announcement sent to the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America by the Clothing Manufactur ers Association of New York, Inc., that the present agreement between the two organisations providing for collectlv* bargaining would not be renewed, heard yesterday In the trade, was to the effect that future labor agreement* In this market would have to be on an In dividual basis. Most manufacturers sr? agreed that It will be many years before there will be another collective bargain ing agreement with the union. As a result ?f the refusal to renew the agree ment It Is expected that the clothing manufacturers' division will disband. Better Test Is Silks. Despite tendencies among dealers to shade prices to obtain butlnese a gen erally better feeling Is taking hold of the raw silk market. Hosiery manu facturers In particular are displaying more confidence In prices by ordering futures In fair volume. The bulk of such business, however. Is developing from the full fashioned Industry, seam less manufacturers apparently belr.g well supplied with raw stock. The with drawal of the Japanese Government from active support of the raw market eliminates the most serious of the factors which have retarded legitimate competition. Dealers are making a strong bid to maintain present prices Irrespective of actual demand. Changing Millinery D?a?i?. Constantly changing demand, keeping dealers In fear of what may be offered on the morrow. Is holding back future millinery business. A representative dealer states that fluctuating style de mand never foefore has been so much In evidence as It ha* In this sesson, one trimming being In favor one day end completely passe on the next. The only stable feature of th* Altuntlon Is th" color factor. Periwinkle hlue. which has been popular throughout early spring. It Is palrl. Is being displaced by citron shades. Millinery d.sler. pre dlct that the popularity!of that ?hf? will continue throughout*hesumrner rHnrn"At.<. UNITS!) BTATBH BNOIMEEU .orncr NORFOLK. Vs.?flealed propos.l. ^Ul b. r?f'.or lO A UL. HOLDKUH OF 116 C'enri-Hlble Nerlul Geld ImJi- !. I ?? dl Jour 1. 19%. ut The Ohio Cities Gat Company (NOIV THE I'I'KK OIL UOMPANV ? In accordance with the provisions of Ar.iale* Third of the Trust Agnement between The Ohio Citlei Gas Company (now The i-ure Oil Company) Mid the Guaranty Vault Company of New York, as Truatoc, <:?tuJ June 1, 1D20, notice Is hereby given that Tlie Pure OI! Company, by due and l.-a| action of Its Board of Directors has cai.eu for redemption and payment on Juno 1. 1922. all ihe Seven Per Cent. Converti^'-i Serial Gold Notes. dated June 1, 19?0. nit. turlng on their face after June 1, 192-, ui. i secured by the Trust Agreement of eveu rtnte between said Company and Guaranty Trust Company of New York, as Trustee. In accordance with the provisions of sa'.rt Trust Agreement, the holders of said notes are entitled to recelvc accrued Interest on the fare of the notes to June 1, 1922. ami In addition thereto the following per cent* ?f the facn of the notes: ' Notes duo June 1, 1923, 101% of the face valuo thereof; Notes due Jun>; 1, 1!>24, 101%% of th? face va'.ue thereof; Notes due June 1. 1025, 102% of the face value thereof; Accordingly, all holders of these notes hereby directed to present said notes on of after June 1, 1922, at the Trust Department of Guaranty Trust Company of New York. HO Broadway, New York City, and to sur-. render fald notes and to receive the re demption price thereof as hereinabove set forth. In accordance with the terlhs of said Trust Agreement said notes will cease to draw Interest after June 1. 1922, and cou pons for Interest subsequent to that date will be void. The coupons due Juno 1, 1923. should be detached and collected In the usual manner. By order of the Board of Directors of The * Pure Oil Company, formerly The Ohio OltlM Gas Company, R. W. McILVAIN, Vice-President T. J. JONES. Asst. Secrctary-Treasur-'-. March S. 1022 DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST. NEW YORK ft HONDURAS ItOSAItKt MINING COMPANY. 17 Hatter.v Place, New York. April 11th, ::::: DIVIDEND NO. 227. The Board of Directors of this Compan-r have this day declared a dividend of two and and one-half per cent. (2Vi%) on Its capital stock for the quarter ending March 3:?t. 1922, payable April 20th, 1922, to Stockhold ers of Record at the close of bUBlnossj April 15th, 1922. W. C. LANGLICY. Treaxui-e-. THE KANSAS C1TV SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY. No. 20 Broad Street, New York, March 7, 1922. A quarterly dividend of ONE (1) PER. CENT, has this day been declared upon tl?* Preferred Stock .of this Company, from not income of the current fiscal year, payable April IB, 1922, to stockholders of record p.t. 8:00 o'clocK P. M. March 31. lt?22. Checks In payment thereof will be trailed' to stockholders at the addresses last fur nished the Transfer Agent, G. C. HAND, Secretary. THE PITTSBURGH & WEST VIRGINIA RAIT/WAY COMPANY PREFERRED DIVIDEND NUMBER 20. The Board of Directors has docla-.-ed a dividend of one and one-half (1V4) pert-en; on the Preferred Stock of the Company ror the quarter ended March 31, 1022, pa. oblo May 31. 1922, to Stockholders of record it the close of buslno?3 on May 3, 1022. F. H. HARVEY, Secretary. Pittsburgh. April 3, li>22. The International Nickel Co. A quarterly dividend of one and one-):, per cent, on the Preferred Stock has bqen ? dared this day payable May 1st, 1922, to t Preferred Stockholders of record at the c' > of business, April 18th, 1922. JAMES L. ASHI.KY, Secretary & Treasut . New York, April 3, 1922. ELECTION'S AND MEETINGS. THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BAILWA \ ' COMPANY. NOTICE OK ANNUAL MEETING. Richmond, Virginia, February 17, 1922. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that t Annual Meeting of the Stockholder]* of T>' Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company wi be held, as provided In the By-Laws, at th? general office of the Company in the City of Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday, the ;8th day of April, 1U22, at eleven o'clock A. M, (1) for the election of directors; (2) to approve, ratify and confirm such action theretofore taken or ntithorlzed by the Board of Directors or by the Executlvw Committee of the Company, whether pur suant to any previous authorlzath n by the< Stockholders or otherwise, as may b? sub mitted to the ineetlnc; and (3j to transact such other business n?> may lawfully coma before the meeting. The stock transfer books wilt be closed at the office of the Company, No. 01 Rroadway. New York City, on Friday* the 24th day of March, 1022, at three o'clock p. m., and v?IU be reopened on Wednesday, the 19tli day o! April, 1922. at ten o'clock a. m. By order of the Bo&j-d of Directors: A. TUEVVETT. Secretary. -OFFICE OF ENOCn MORGAN'S SONS CO. 439 West Street, N. Y. C. March 20, 1*22. The Annual Meeting of the Stockholder of his Company for the election of direct*)" and Inspectors of election for the ensuing ear will be held at the office of the Cotn iany at 12 o'clock M., on Monday, April *1, 1922. HENRY M. ROBINSON. Secretary. LIQUIDATION S\l.y,s. THE Amher.-t rational lia:ik of Buffalo. loeated at tiM City of Buffalo, It' the of New York, Is closing It3 affair*. Ail note holders and other creditor* of the as sociation arc, therefore, hereby notlfU'' t > present the notes and other claims for j ?y ment. Dated January 20, 1922. 8. J. URBANSK1. Cashier. THE Hroadway National Bank of Buffalo,, located at the City of Buffalo, In the 8tat*i of New York, '?) closing Its affairs. All not#i holders and other creditors of the associa tion are, therefore, hereby notified to pre sent tho notes and other claims for payment. Dated Januarv 20, 1922. JOHN V. STACHOWIAK. T.KCAI, NOTICES. NOTICE OF SALIC. Whereas, Newfoundland Maritime Company, Ltd., having Its principal office at No. i;0 St. .lamer Street, Montreal, P. Q., Canada, as mortgagor, by Deed of Trust and Stat utory Mortgage dated July 1st, 1920, -vlilcIn Statutory Mortgage was dirty recorded ultli the Registrar of Shipping at the Port of Si... derland, England. sold and conveyed to Till (ROYAL TRUST COMPANY of Montreal. 1' 'Q., as mortgagee and Trustee, the whole of the British Steamship NORTH PACIFIC, i Official Number 132072. Reglcter Tonnage. SB79.9S; and whereas, the bonds described In raid Trust Deed and the amounts payable to ?aid mortgagee to secure which said convey ance was mat.e are now duo and unpai.. and whereas, tile holders of raid bonds huv? requested The Royal Trust Company as Trus tee to sell the said Steamship NORTH PA CIFIC and appty the proceeds of tho aa'.o us directed by said Mortgage and Peed of Trust, now, therefore, I. authorized agent of said Trur.tee and mortgagee, In pursuance of powers granted In said Trust Deed and tllu Marehant Shipping Act of Great Britain. do hereby glv? rtotloe that I will on tlw 11th day of April, 1922, at 12 o'clock noon of said day, on board said Steamship NORTH PACIFIC at foot of Smith street. Brooklyn, where she can now be seen and Inspected, offer for sale the whole of the ?aid British Steamship NORTH PACIFIC a* aforesaid, to the highest qualified bidder and upon payment of the purchase money In full will deliver the property cold to the pur chaser and will apply the proceeds of the sale ae directed by(said Statutory Mortgage and Dead cf Truat. The vessel will be sold to any person other than en ex-allen eriosny of Oreat Britain. ;BCT WITHOUT WARRANTY A9 TO PRIOR j LIENS. Prospective bidders, oflier than bondholder* secured by mortgage on the 6. 8. NORTH PACIFIC, are required, -to deposit with th? undersigned as a condltfcm of any proposvd bid. the sum of at least! Ten thousand jDol lars (110,000) In cash w>r certified cheek payable to tha order off. The Royal Trust I Company, eald caah or certified check to be ' returned by the undersigned to the unsuc cessful bidder depositing same Immediately after tha Completion of (ha Mid salt. The deposit at the suooessful filddar will be ap plied on account of the wur^iase price of eald veaeel. The entire purchase price must 1 be paid in full Immediately latter the conclu , slon of the sale. THOMA# J. HBALT, Agent for eald The Royal Trust Company. Trustee and Mortgagee, . . 27 William Street. *ew Tort City*. ' Pated April fl. 1929. PROPOSAM. PROPOHALfl for Steel cable, rubt er-tlred wheels and oaste^ hint solid-rubber tires. Inner tulk eohol, shellac, cheesecloth, and] . or I>ouglas fir bo*-earsldlng. sal* will be received at thu itt*neral Purchasing Officer, ? anal, Washington. D. C., until 1(1 A M.. April 29. 1622. at which! I will be opened In public, for fur ,above-mentioned articles. Blatiku n.atlon relating to this Circular (BU7) ma> be obtained from this Office or the Offices of the assistant purchasing agents, ,24 State S'rest, New York City; fill Oravl (r Street New Orleans, La., and Kort Maltki. San Franelsoo. Calif.; also from th^ United States engineer offices In the prlncljitf. cities throughout the Upltsd States.?A. T, HUMT, Oeuerai Purchasing Officer.