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Carolina, Clinch field
& Ohio Railway
Equipment Trust 6% Cbtf Notes
We offer the 1924
to 1935 maturities
Ht prices to yield
about
5.50% to 5.75%
According to maturity
Circular on request
The National City Company
Main Office: National City Hank lUiltr.
Upton n Office: 42d St. A. MadUon Ave.
r
United Lt.&Rys. Co.
First Lien & Consolidated
Mtge. 6s, 1952
This company controls
and operates proper
ties furnishing a di
versified public utility
service in 77 prosperous
communities located in
the middle West.
Price to yield over
6.40%
Bonbright & Company
Incorporated
25 Nassau Street, New York
.EXEMPT FROM ALL
FEDERAL INCOME TAXES
City of Charleston, S.C.
4'/2% Direct Obligation Bonds
Due Jan. 1, 1962, optional 1C42
Legal opinion of John C. Thomson, Esq.
Price 102 and Int
to y'e d about 4.35%
B.J.Vanlngen&Co.
46 Cedar Street, New York
Telephone John 6.164
y
fO*
Time Tested |
First Mortgage
Bonds
(Underlying Issues)
To yiold
5% to 10%
Complete information
upon request
F. J. LISMAN & CO.
Member* N. Y. Sloclc Exchange
?ince 1895
61 Broadway, New York
r4?CWCK*0-C? 0??1
Babcock & Wilcox Co.
nil Childs Company
Geo. W. Hcimc Co.
Illinois Traction Co.
|J N.Y. & Honduras Ros. Min. Co.
lijl Niles-Bement-Pond
|f? Cedar Rap. P. & Mfg. 5s, 1953
f\ Mid. W. Util. 8s, 1935-40-41
Ontario Power 5s, 1943
ljl! P. S. of N. Illinois 5s. 1956
W United Lgt. & R'way 6s, 1952
Private Wirt* to
CHICAGO MONTREAL TORONTO
-??v>
AND N. ?. COTTON KXt'MANOK tt
nk)4K'm*wmkhnI
Kirby Lumber
Com. & Pfd.
J.K.Rice, Jr. & Co.
I'hnne'* 1000 to 4010 John. 36 Wall (H.. X. \ .
Title Guarantee & Trust
Guaranty Trust Co.
McCLURE, JONES & REED
Mimitrt .v?tr York ffnclt Kxehongt
IIS Hrondn?jr. Phon* IM1 Rector
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Rapid Absorption of New
Bonds Features I)aj; While
Stock Trading Is Heavy.
Bond market history wa3 made yes
terday and in the process the other mar
kets were crowded into the background.
No more complete demonstration of the
ease of money rates and the hunger of
investment capital for work to do haa
been seen this year than in the day's
rapid subscription to new bond issues
and strength of existing securities. The
absorption in a little more than an hour
of $100,000,000 of the Canadian Govern
ment's 3 per cents, at par?the smallest
yield returned by any foreign offerings
In the domestic market since before the
war?and the oversubscription of $40,
000,000 of the Empire Gas and Fuel
Company's "lis of themselves would
havfe stampel the day as memorable.
But it required the $43,000,000 of the
city s 4per cents., oversubscribed
nearly six times, to cap the clirrfkx of &
truly remarkable day. The 2.76 per cent,
premium over par, which the city re
ceived, was the largest ever paid by
bankers for an issue of equal coupon and
approximately equal maturity, this be
ing an earnest of New York's high credit
position and to a greater extent a proof
of abundant money available for stand
ard investments.
Another session of heavy business in
stocks brought forward more obvious
signs of distribution than were seen last
week. A midday reaction of a point to
2 points among many Industrials, how
ever, was blanketed pretty well by
strong upbidding of rail, public utility
and oil shares, and a rally in the last
hour left the market's final appearance
one of strength rather than of weakness.
The railroad issues, especially stocks of
the caliber of Kansas City Southern,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas (new) and
Texas and Pacific were in demand all
the way along. A fractional advancc of
the United States Steel Corporation's
stock indicated that its followers were
not perturbed by the imminence of the
company's quarterly report. The state
ment for the first quarter, issued late in
the afternoon, was significant less be
cause of the large deficit reported, all of
the common titock dividend and more
being taken from smpius. than by rea-|
son of tiie progressive Increase of net
earnings from January to March. It
had been a foregone conclusion that the
known expansion of mill operations in
March would not lift the three months'
result out of the red ink column, but the
financial community was interested espe
cially in the extent to which the third
month had improved compared with the
first. The record was impressive. Febru
ary, with fewer working days than Janu
ary, disclosed a 32 per cent. Increase,
while March brought a 37 per cent, ad
vance In net compared with Febraury.
April earnings are running better than
those of March, and an average of the
March result of $8,303,000 would see the
common dividend more than earned in
the second quarter. It is too early to
forecast May and June income, however,
ijs the coal strike is likely to have a
bearing on the situation.
A reaction In German exchansc prac-1
tlcall.v eliminated Monday's advance and
the other Kuropean -rates Influenced di
rectly by the Genoa conference were
easier. The reaction of sterling, how
ever. amounted to the barest fraction
and it could hardly be said that the
conference had any new and pronounced
bearing on the market. The signs point
toward more interesting developments
in the pending conference of bankers,
including J. P. Morgan, over a loan to
Germany than have come from events
in Genoa.
A break of 3 cents a bushel in the
May wheat option Reflected thet. undoing
of largo speculative contracts for the
rise. The months which are thought!
now to reflect more clearly speculative!
opinion on this year's supplies are July
and September and they receded no more
than a cent a bushel. Cq|ton was Ir
regular.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Parity
J4.8C48
19.30
19.30
10.30
19.30
23.80
"6.80
26.80
26.80
19.30
19.30
40.20
51.46
20.26
23.80
20.30
20.80
19.30
20.26
19.30
?4 40
MIS.32
78 00
48.66
40. #4
32.44
42.4.%
103.42
30.50
Saw
mturn
?11.39
19.43
19.47
5.444
5.45
Tuesday, a run, 25. 1922.
f.KKAT BRITAIN.
Tues- Mon
Htcrling: day. day. Apr. 18.
Demand *4.42', $4.42?; >4.414
Cable# 4.4." 4.43% 4.414
Banker*. 00 d*. 4.40 4.304
Bankers, 90 ds. 4.38% 4.384
THE CONTINENT.
Trance, ccnts a franc;
Demand.., 9.31 9.344
Cables 9.314 9.35
Belgium, cents a franc:
Dematld 8.554 8.00
Cables 8.36 S.604
Switzerland, cents a franc
Demand 19.44
Cables 19.46
Italy, cents a lira:
Demand 5.40
Cables 5.404
Germany, cents a mark:
Demand 38 .42^
Cables 38 .42%
Sweden, cents n krone:
Demand 25.95 25.95
Cables 26.00 26.00
Norway, cents a krone:
Demand 18.83 18.85
Cables 18.88 18.90
Denmark, cents a krone:
Demand 21.20 21.25
Cables 21.25 21,80
liroece, cents a drachma:
Demand 4.55 4.55
Cables 4.37 4.57
Spain, cents a peseta:
Demand 15.55 1.1.62
Cables 15.57 15.04
Holland, cents a florin:
Demand 37.95 37.95
Cables 38.00 38.00
Russia, cents a rublei
10O rubles 07
500 rubles * .074
Austria, cents a crown
Demand 01*?
Cables 014
Poland, cents a mark:
Demand 02%
Cables 03
Hungary, rents a crown:
4.37*
4.364
9.26
9.264
8.554
8.56
19.43
19.45
0.424
u.43
.344
?344
25.85
25.90
18.85
18.90
21.22
21.25
4.55
4.57
15.55
13.57
37.90
37.95
.07
.074
.014
.014
.084
?07*j
.084
.014
.014
.02-;
.03
Demand 14 .134
Cables 15 .15
'ugn-Slavis. rents a crown :
Demand 41 .41
Cables 42 .42
Finland, cents a mark:
Demand 1.9" 1.95
Cables 1.96 1.90
O.echo-Slovakla. cents a crown
Demand 1.97 1.97
Cables 1.98 1.98
Rumania, cents a leu:
Demand 74 .75
Cables./ 75 .76
Turkey, cent* a pound:
Demand 72.00 72.00
Cables 74.00 74.00
FAR EAST.
shanghai, cents a tacl:
Demand 76.00 76.00
Cables 76.50 70.50
Hongkong, cents a dollar:
Demand 50.25 56.374
Cables 50*50 50.624
Bombay, cents a rupee:
Demand 28.00 2? 00
Cables 28.25 28.25
Yokohama, cents a yen:
Demand 47.TO 47.50
Cables 47.75 47.75
SOI TH AMERICA.
Rio da Janeiro, cents a mllrei
.124
.14
.324
1.90
1.91
2.04
!.0f.
.754
? 764
"2.00
:i.oo
74.50
rs.tst
55.25
35.75
28.124
28.37M
Demand 13.81
Cables 13.87
Buenos Aires, cents
Demand 35.75
Cables 35.81
13.81
13.87
peso:
35.75
35.81
Uruguay, cents a dollar:
13.75
13 81
85.75
35.81
78.50
78.624
11.25
11.31
79.00
79.124
Demand 78.75
cables.,.......78.87'
Chile, cents a peso:
Demand. 11.81
Cable? 11.57'
CANADA.
York funds In Montreal. 111.74 pie
i ll.rtoo. Montreal funds In New Yurlr,
discount a $1,000.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
TUESDAY, APRIL. 25, 1922.
Day's sales
1922. ,| r-Cloiln*'.-,' |I liv.j
Low. | Bid. | >sk. |ln>.j Sales.
1922.
1.304,481
1921.
87ti,006
1920.
1,200,998
T_>pen- I High- | Lo\v-| Cloa-| Net
bis. | est. ! cut. lug. ICh'ngi'.
12!
19% IOTA i 18%) 19V*!
57% 45%' 55%! 66 !
13V 17% 18 I
% *i %! %:
i% %\ i I mi
69% 55%! 66%! 66%!
52 37%! 56%; 61*4
100 86*41 98%! 99 :
41% 29%' 40 I 40%!
70% 55% 67 1 68
49 31 Vi| 45%! 46 :
63% 51 | CI 63
50% 32%! 48%! 48%:
105% 93 %' 105 1106
164% 141 |162 ! 163 |
120% 115%: 1J7% 1119
13% 7 | 12% j 12%'
27% 19%! 25%1 25%
?%! 4%' 6%' 6%
17% i 12 15% | 16
72% 58 ! 69%' 70
114%i 78 I108%!109%
82%j 72 : 79 | 80
47%i 38%! 46%| 46%
12% 9%: 12 i 12%: H
M% 29%I 33% 33%! ..|
117% 1102 Ill5%lll6%! 6!
92%| 82 ?! 92 I 93 | 4:
8% 3%; 7%l 7% ..
18%! 5%| 17%! 18 ..
59 % | 43% t 57%! 58 I ..!
98%I 86%| 97 I 97% 7'
138 |109%il33 :134% I 12!
40% i 30% i 3? i 39%
76%: 54% 75%: 76
100 84 j 100 100%
36%! 23%: 34%! 35
124% U4%1122%!123
142%!l29%il39%|140
138% !126 i ;36 136%
102%I 96%!W0%: 101
32%! 17%! 30%: 30%
95% j 78% 1 92 % I 92 V>!
37%! 22%! 34 : 34%
18%
56%
18%
%
1%
66%
51%
99%
40
68
100 Adv Rumely . 18%
2500 Air Reduction. 54
6700 AJax Rubber.. 18%
100 Alaska G M. .. %
5400 Alaska Juneau 1
2800 Allied C & D.. 66%
4000 Allis Chalmers 51
400 Allis Chal pf.. 99 i
200 Am Ag Chem. 40 I
400 Am Ag Cll pf. 68 !
700 Am Bosch M.. 46%I
100 Am Br S & F. 62 62
2700 Am Can 48%; 48%
100 Am Can pf.... 105% ! 105%
200,Am Car & F. . 162%I162%
100 Am C & F pf.118%1118%
COO:Am Chicle ... 12%! 12%
400 Am Cotton Oilj 25%; 25%
500'Am Drug Syn.l 6% 6%
400;Am Hide & L.| 16 16
300 Am H & L pf.l 70 I 70
200!Am Ice 1108% 108%
200!Am Ice pf I 80%I 80%
2000! Am Int Corp.. 46% i 46%
lOOO Am La F F E.| 12 ! 12
100!Am Linseed ..f 33% 33%
18%
54
17%
%
1
66%
50%
99
40
67%
18%
55%
17%
%
1%
66%
51 %
99%
40
67 % I?
+
+
46%! 45%| 45%
62 I 62 |?
47%i 48% +
105% !105%! +
162%,162% ?
118%|118%| + 1%
12%| 12% ..
25%I 25%|+ %
6%! 6% ' ? %
15%: 16 |+ %
70 70 ! ..
108% 108%,? %
80%! 80%! ..
45%! 46%!+ %
12 | 12 I ..
33% 33%!+ %
3100!.Am Loco |115% 1116% i 114% : 116
%
700 Am Radiator..
400!Am Saf Razor|
2400!Am Ship & C.!
17001 Am gm & Ref
500 J Am S & R pf.
lOOiAm Snuff ....
5800 Am Steel F...
92%, 92%
7 % I 7% !
17%! 18 I
58%: 58t;j
97% 97%
91 ! 92%[ +
7 % i 7 % +
17%! 17% ?
57%: 58 I .
97%: 97%!?
%
133% 133%|133%!133%
39%! 39% 38%| 39% J?
800 Am Sugar ... 76 ! 76 j 75 ! 75% ?
300 Am Sugar pf. 99% MOO ! 99% 100 +
300 Am Sum Tob. 34% 34%! 34%| 34% ?
2300 .Am Tel & Tel. 123% ! 123% ! 122% (122% ?
600 Am Tobacco ..140 140 ,139% 139% ?
800 Am Tobacco B;136%136% 136 i 136 ! ?
400i Am T pf new. |100% i 100%! 100% 11^00% ?
100;A WW&E6% pf! 30% | 30% 30% 30%; ?
19%
44%
54%
51%
57%
83%
11?%
102
91%
5%
103
5%
34%
28
85
r
12%! 19%
|26 j 43
47 53%
29 I 47
43 J 56%
75%j S3
99 113
91 % 100%
85
%
83
19%
44
53%
48%
56%
?4
115
101%
3400,.\m Woolen
1500 Am Writ P pf
800!Am Z. L & S..
200! Am 55. L & S pf
4300'Anaconda ....
1400lAnn Arbor pf.
91%j 91%
3% 4
101% 102%
U73 2%j 4%; 4% . .1
1050 900 11040 1100 20
23% | 32% I 33 ..!
9% I 25% I 25%1 ..;
68 1 84% 1 85 I 71
, 3%' 4% 5 ..I
119%! 92%|11?%!116%! 7i
49%! 33% j 48 I 48% { ..I
92% | 92% 91% 92%
35 35% 34 34 ?
19% 19% j 19% 19% ?
43%j 43% 43% 43% ?
53% 53%! 53 % 53% ?
48% 48% j 46^ 48 ?
55% [ 57%: 55% 56%: +
82% I 83%; 82% 1 83%,+
113 % (113 % 113 % 1113 % |?
101 ?% : 101% 11 00% '101 % ?
91 % I 91% I 91%! 91%! .
4% 4%! 3%; 4 +
102% 103 102%4102% - ?
fcl%I 52%; 60%
53% 40 I 50
56 I 19%> 52%
36%! 19%: 33
78% [ 51 73%
101 90%: 98%
113 (104 ! 112
80%' 55%! 78%
61
51 %l ..
53 !
33%i ..
74 %i 5j
99% 7
114 ! 8;
78%
3200 Ai-fO Dry Gds.
700 As D G 2d pf..
100 Asso Oil
2400 Atch, T & S F.
300 A. T & S F pf.
1400 At. Birm & Atl
300'Atlantic c L..
5700;Atlantic Fruit. 4%] 4%| 4% 4%
15! Atlantic Ref.. 1040 1050 1040 '1050 1 + 25
700!A. Gulf & W I 33%j 33% 32% 32%
18001 Austin Nichols 25%! 25% 24% 25% +
1001 Austin Nlchpf 85 ! 85 P 86 85
100|Autosales | 4%| 4% 4% 4% -
12200|Balclwin Loco. (117%[117% 115% !ll6%
5100iBalt & Ohio...| 48 | 48% 47% 48%! -
*4
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
1%
11,
%
%
%
100 Bait & Ohio pf; 60% 60%
100 Barnet Leath. 51 I 51
9500 Barnsdall A... 53%! 54
800 Barnsdall B... 33% 33%
1400 Beth Steel 75 75
100j Beth S 7 pc pf! 98% 98%
.'00:Beth S 8 p<- pf 113 j 113
1%
%
%
1
1%
1
8%! 4%I 6%i 6%
2*:
*/s
76%! 58 ! 70
24%! 6% j 22%! 23%
23% 5%I 19%: 20%
103% 70 1101 1102
6'
92% 70 : 89 I 91 %j 71
134 115 133 Il34 101
42% 28% 41%; 41%; 2
97% 71% 97 ! 97%: 7,
34 i 27 % I 27%! 27% j '
7%: 5% 7 ' 7% ..
31%! 20% 29%! 30 ' ..
15%! 11% 12%! 13 !
80% 68 ! 80%( 81 6,
68 j 43%' 54% 55%| ..;
7% 5% j 7%; 7%| ..
145 |1J9% ! 142% 143 I 10
81 ? : 68 ! 82 I 85 I 7i
40%| 29%: 38 ! 38%! ..!
74 ! 63%j 72%' 72%, ,.|
37% 32%! 37 37%
79% 47%l 76%! 76%
66'4! 54 ! 65%! 65%!
9%I 1%! 8%! 9 1
19%| 3%! 18%: 19 I
34 %j 12%: 34%' 34% |
52 31% | 51%! 52 I
8%! 5%I 8%I 8%!
23%' 14%! 22%! 22% |
29%; 16%I 27%! 28 I
47 I 29 '45 ' 45%
76%: 59 I 75%! 75%
71 i 59 J 67 I 67% 4!
48% | 30%! 46%' 46%
83%' 70% j 83% ! 84 6i
96%i 83%! 96 : 96%
65 I 51 | 03%; 64%
9S ' 83 1 96 tlOO
19% 15%! 19%! 19%
29%: 25%! 28%; 28%
90 72%' 87 | 90 I 5!
60% 43 ' 53 : 54%! ..!
58% i 41 ! 5; % ! 57%' 4'
33%! 24 31 |,32
53 38 I 51%j 52%: 3
87%; 64%: S7% I 87% | 6!
5%! 1% 4%! 4% ..I
20%l 13 | 19%; 19%1 ..I
79%! 55%I 78%I 79 j 4'
118% j 109% :11V ! 117% 1 7)
15%! 12 | 13 i 13%! ..!
2% % % - %i .:
C8 ' 45%! 64 1 65 I ..J
108%: 91% !l03% '104 : f'6
116% 111 1 117 1119 I 7:
43% I 31 %i 40%! 40%|2% |
67%! 52%| f.3%! 64 ..
88%: 80 I 87 I 88 I 7
26%: 14% 22% | 22% I ..I
94%! 78% 94 ! 94% |
19%! 8 % | 16 ! 16% I
40%. 15% | 35 | 35% |
65%f 48%! 61%: 61%| ..I
22% 15%| 20 '25 ..
122% 106% 121 122 I 9
119% 110% 115% 116% fi
28% 18% 26%| 27 1
6 2%! 5% 6 1 ..!
10% 7 i 10 ! 10%
80 80 75 I S7
1?9% [125 172 ! 17 4 12
22 % I 14%! 21%' 22
87% I 76 U, 85 : 85%
110% '104 110% 1112
14% 1 7 14%! 14%
4%' 11%' 24% 24%
16%: 7%; 15% i6
8r.%: 75%: 82 I 82%
99 I 91 %i 94%; 95%
14 9 i 12 14
46% I 37 45 ! 46 i 4!
97%I 76%! 96 ! 97%i 8!
19%j 11%; 18% 19 ! ..
:e%! 12% 1 17 ! 17% ..
i%; % %i % ..I
63 45%
67 J 55%
76%' 65
166 |136
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73
23%
20%
102
90%
134
41%
96%
27%
7%
30%! 31
13% 13%
78%! 80%
97001 Beth Steel B
2100iBooth Fiah ...
2590!Brook Ed rts.
1001 Brit E S 1st pf
14300 Brooklyn R T.
4600|B R T ctfs....
100'Brook Un Gas
100; Brown Shoe pf
800 Burns Bros ...
2100! Burns Bros B.
400|Bush Term pf.
600; Butterick ....
1200,Butte Cop & Z.
1400!Butte & Sup..
700 Caddo C O&R
4300!Cal Packing...
600 Cal Petrol .... 55
6200:Callahan Z&L 7
400 Canadian Pao. 143
1001 Case T M pf..! 81 !
4400'Cen Leather .I 37%
700!Cen Leath pf.l 72%
500|Cerro (le Pas.. 37%
6300 .(.'handW Mot.| 76%i
1800 Ches & Ohio..] 65V*
500 Chi & Alton... I
300!Chi & Alton pf
17700iChi & East III.:
5900|< 'hi & E 111 pf.!
300 Chi Gt West..!
1400 Chi Gt W pf..
2200 Chi. M & St P. 28
4300 C, M & St Ppf| 45%:
1400 Chi & N W...! 67%!
100 Chi Pneu Tool 67%:
15200 Chi. R I & P..I 46%!
200 C.RI&P 6pc pf 83%:
200:C,RI&P 7pc pf| 96 :
i!00!C, St P. M & O! 64 !
100!C,SP,M & O pf 98
5700!Chile Copper..! 19%!
1000!Chino CoPi>er.i 28%:
100IC.C.C & SL pf 89 I
100|Cluett. I' & Co 54
56% ?
102
90%
134
41%
97%
27%
7%
%
60%: 60% I?
51 51 ?
51% 52% ?
33 I 33 ; ?
73%! 73%,? v%
98%: 98% ? 1%
113 1113 j ..
78%; 77%: 7814 ? %
7 i 6%: 6%! ..
2% 2% 2% ..
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17600 Mox Petrol ... 131% 132%
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12300 Midvale S & O
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3001Rep Ir & St pf: 8;
2400.Reynolds TobBl 4^
100 Rolx-rt Rris.. . 17%! 17%
9100,Royal D N Y.. 61% 62%
800 Rutlund RR pf 41% 41%
800lSt .Io? Lead... 14% 14%
3300 St, 1, & San F. 30% 30%
1500|St Louis H W. 31 I 32
1600 j St L S W pf. .! 47% ' 48
100 Savage Arms..: 22%
500 Saxon Motor..! 3%
1600 Sral> Air Line. 8%
1000 Scab Air L pf.! 13%
5800 Sf?rs Roebuck 77
200 Seneca Topper 13%
100 Shattuck Ariz. 9%'
400 Shell Tr A Tr. 46
3360O Sinclair Cons . 32%
300 Sloss-Sh S ft l! 44
4600 Southern Pac.' 90%
-1200 Southern Ry..j 25%
900 South Ity pf.. 59
100 Stand Mill pf. 90%|
1%. 1 : 1%,+
8%. 8% 8%' ?
58% 67% 57% ?
85% 85% 85% ?
47% 47 I 47%; ?
17% 17% ?
61% 1 62% ?
38 1 40 j +
14%! 14%
29%: 30% +
31% +
48 +
22%;?
3%:?
8% ?
13% +
76% ?
22%
3%
8%
13%.
77%'
13%
9%'
46 I
33
44 '
90% j
25%'
59 |
90
31
47%
22%
3%
8%
13
75%
13%' 13%
9%
45% ;
31%'
44
?o%:
58
90%
9'
45%,
32 %
44
90%'
25%
58 -
90 % -
178
1%
500!St Oil of N .1.. 179 % , 179 %117R
1500 St O of N J pf! 115% 115% jl 14% '114
1600'St Oil of Calif. 107 1107 106 106
900 Stew War Spej 41 i. 41 ! 40%' 41
. 1500 Strom ('arbur. 55% I 56 0456
62900 Studebakrr ...123 1S4% 121 122%
100 Studebaker pf. 109% 1109% . 109% 109%
3|
500 Superior Oil
1001 Superior Steel 37
lOOSweets Co Am! 3%
700 Tenn Cop & Cl 12
5500 Texas Co ....' 45%
4400 Tex Gulf Sulpl 42%
1700 Tea P C ft Oil. 28%
4700 Texas St Pac..! 35%
56 Texas Pfec L T 400
7800 Third Avenue. 23
1200 Tobacco ProdJ 69%
100 Tali Prod pf..' 92
200 T.Sf^iW ctfsB 31%
100:T.SI.ftWpf cfB| 43%
6200 Tranw',>n Oil..! 11%
100 Twin City R T 49%
100 I n Ha (r ft Pap 64
7600 1 Hlon Oil .... 20%
2800 I'nion Pacific. 13'
5%l 5%' 5% j ..
37 (37 | 37 !
3%' 3% 3% | ..
i2 1 11% 11%: - a,
46 I 45% 45% + %
43%: 42%: 48%I + %
28% I 27% I 28% .4- %
35% 34%! 35 |+ %
410 ;390 410 1 + 10
25%| 23 24%;- 1%
70 | 69% 69", r- %
92 I 92 92 -
31% 31 %1 31% r %*
43%: 43%, 43%'-- %
11%' 11%' 11%? %
49%' 49% 49% - %
64 I 64 64 - 2
21% 20 % 20% -
13h% 137% 138% %
100 i n Tank C pf 104%! 104% 104%1104%
700 I "nit Alloy St.- 34% 34%' 34%! 34%
69 69% 69 69%
142% 142% 142% 142%
16% 16% 15% 15%
16% 17 | 16% 16%
82 32 32 3.'
51% o2 51 % 51 Tj|'
35%; 35% 34%' 35 '
68% 6H% 681.. 68%
5%! 5% 6%i 5%
48% 49% 48%' 49%
92%' 92%: 92% 92%'
65 65% 64T(i 65
66% 66% 65-% 65%
500 i nit Drug Co
100'I'nited Fruit .
1001'n Paper Hi I.
700 l 'nit Rj- Tnv. .
looifn Ry Inv pf.
6HOO Cnlt Retail St,
2O001 f s C. T P ft F
100.CSCIP & F pf
?-?sooll S Food Pr..
1600 1' S Ind Alco.
10011* S Ind Al i?f.
600 U S R A- Imp.
3500 r s Rubber...
100 r S Rub 1 pf. 104% 104% 104% ' 104%
400 IT ? S. R &? M. 41%' 41%' 40% 40%
20800 !' S Steel 98% 98% <?7%l 98%
900 1' H Ste^l pf..11?%lll9 118% 119
?6% 45%| 45% [ 45%
100!f S Tobac
300 I'tah Copper..'
600 I "tali Secur ...
1900 Vanadium ....
?too Va-Car Chen.
40 \*-C 1 h pf - 1,5
300 \ .1 I run. 1' ft ('
1000 Vivaudou . ...'
65'
17%
42%
31%
77%
50
13
66% '
17%
42%
34%
13%
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16%
L'%
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771;
60 '
12%
66 %
16%'
42%
24%
77%
51
13%
Continued on Following Page.
TOPICS OF WAIL STREET.
I'rnnkjlvnnin'M Dividend.
The Pennsylvania iUtilroadV director*
will meet to-day in Philadelphia for
action on its quarterly dividend. Inter
ests close to the company expect that
no change from its 1 per cent, disburse
ment paid in the last four quarters will
be made. The road's management has
stated that its first ambition is to restore
| its 6 per cent, yearly rate and its earn
? Ings in the first quarter of 1922 have
I been running in excess of th?t anuual
rate on its stock, but operating econ
omies are still being rigidly applied in
the operation of the system, and. in the
view of its managers, the company's
roadway and rolling stock should be re
stored to good condition before the div
idend be increased. It Is believed, fur
thermore, that the board will await the
outcome of substantial issue;- affecting
freight rates and railroad wages before
taking up the question of a larger
dividend.
St. I.nnin-Sonllinpiiti'ii.
The St. Louis-Southwestern Railway's
earnings since the cessation of Federal :
control have given rise to belief In more
than one quarter of the financial com
munity that the road soon will be In a
position to pay dividends on Its pre
ferred stock, on which there has been
no disbursement since 1914. It is esti
mated that its 1921 earnings were suffi
cient to cover a 5 per cent, dividend '
on the $19,89:1.650 of its preferred stock ;
with a margin of approximately $9 a i
share to spare for its common shares. ]
Operating for ten months without Oov- 1
emment guaranty In 1920, the Cotton j
Belt earned the equivalent of SI 1.70 a
share on its junior stock. In the first |
two months of 1922 the road showed a
surplus of $H4,485 after fixed charges
against a surplus of $22,544 for the eor
xesponding period of 1921. It is prob
able that dividends will not be consid
ered seriously, however, until the physi
cal condition of the property be bettered.
Its roadway and equipment were in
more than ordinarily bad shape when
private management was resumed in
1920.
Columbia Uraphoiihimr.
The market for the Columbia Grapho
phone Manufacturing Company's shares
has been featured lately by buying by |
interests talking of the company's pro- !
posed entrance into the radio field. Two ?
stories have been circulated. One I*
that the company is planning consoli
dation with a present big radio company,
probably the Radio Corporation of
America, and a combination of the busi- |
ness Interests of each. The other story |
is that the company will go into the
radio field independently and that it is
investigating several patents, from
which certain apparatus will be sc]eef<d j
for manufacture in its present plants. '
Such a step, it was said, would not ,
interfere materially with Its production
of phonographs and would permit the j
company to obtain a share of the earn- <
ings available as a result of the wide- !
spread craze for radio telephone. Of- |
ficials and banking interests 1ndentlfi"d
with the company decline to discuss
either proposal.
Steel Jfer?er Meetings.
Meetings of representatives of the
seven Independent steel companies dis
cussing a big consolidation are being
held continuously In New York and l!
was declared yesterday that negotiations
were nearer conclusion. The rough
waters of the valuation period have
been navigated almost safely, with a
minimum of friction, it was asserted,
and present indications are that future
negotiations will have smooth sailing
It waj? pointed out, however, that there
was an enormous amount of detail, tech
nical and otherwise, which would have
to be straightened out before any defin
ite announcement could he made and
it was Intimated that it might be months
before the public would be given any
thing In the way of official information
concerning the progress of negotiations.
AIIIm-C hiilmers.
The Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Company is booking new business at
the rate of $2,500,000 a month, or $30.
000.000 a year. Its March bookings
were more than $2,0(10,000, in contrast
to less than $1,500,000 in January. Con
tinuation of Its present rate of bookings
will give the company earnings for 1922
considerably In excess of those of last
years in which Its gross business was
$24,685,258. and Its net earnings equiva
lent to $4.07 a share of its stock.
International Nickel.
Recent, strength in the International
Nickel Company's shares and yester
day's move of 4 points in its preferred
stock are said to be reflection of prac
tical assurance from official quarters {
that it* preferred stock dividend is safe j
once more.
Columbia (ia? anil Elfetrlo.
The Columbia Gas and Electric Com
pany's shares advanced sensationally
yesterday on publication of the an
nouncement that it won a complete vic
tory In Its light for higher rates In Ohio.
Tho turnover in the stock was around
15,000 share*, covering a rang- between
85V6 and 87%. At the higher flgxire
the stock showed a net gain of
points. The case in which the victory
was won was in the Court of Appeals in
Ohio, which denied a petition request
ing an injunction restraining the opera
tion of a new gas rate contract between
the company and the city of Cincinnati.
That rate, which became effective in
I)eccmbcr for live years, provides for a
price of 50 cents a thousand feet, with
a sliding scale upward during the win
ter, in contrast to a previous rate of 35
cents.
Report* ? Hl l.SSO .?inrplii,
The report of the Cerro de Pasco < 'up
per Corporation for 1921 shows a surplus
of $2,404,889 before depreciation and i!?
plctlon. but after expenses, interest ami i
taxes. Deductions for depreciation of
plant nnd equipment and depletion of
mines, however, were $5,09?,590, maklir.- j
the deficit for the v<ar $2,191,701. Rc
ceipts from snlee were $17.592,"SO and
from dividends $160,093. Freight and
passenger earnings were $1,173,035: op-j
erating expenses, $9,946,053 ; < ustom ores
at the end of the year. $2,808,739 ; taxes,
$477,964 ; Interest charges, $635,570, and i
dividends, $149,115. Inventories were I
Written down from $7,00$,177 to j
$4,357,183.
I.Illle fbsncs In Money,
The money market was in no way dis
turbed by tiie Government's withdrawals
of deposits yesterday. The call money
market duplicated its movement* of
Monday, the rate In the New York
Stock Exchange opening and renewing'
a,t 314 p*r cent, and advancing to 4 per
cent. Just before the close. Trading In j
time money was only moderate, both
classes of collateral for all maturities <?p
to four months commanding 4', peri
cent. Prime commercial paper con-:
tlnued to move at 4>', and 4 1 j per cent.
The tiermmi t.nan.
The acceptance by Mr. Morgan of the j
invitation to go to Paris and discuss
with European banker* the possibilities
of a loan to Germany aroused consld- ;
erahle discussion in banking circles as to >
the size of the loan should It be put |
through. Estimates of the amount of I
German bonds that could he soi.i in this 1
country ranged higtii f than |100.000.nQft. j
it was general 1 y believed that properly i
to secure a large bond issue by i Hen
on taxes or customs the Germans would
have to lie tImwn more leniency hy t'te
Reparation* Commission. It was ?<#?'
serted font the Nm?rli"tn Sinking rep.
resentstive vv otiitl have to Insist on r-r
te.iii changes In th? reparations plan he.
fore he could littrtge On,tn?ini support
i^from the United Mates,
T?X FREE
LEGAL INVESTMEMT
Amount Municipality Rgt? ?)*(? YI?I4
<ITV BOXUH*"
198.000 Rot hnlrr, N. X. 5 1B3S-45 4.00%
05,000 RurKrotrr. N Y. 4 1933-45 4.00%
lO.tMMi Buffalo, N. V. f;]M1 4.90%
9,000 Hufrulo. N. V. 4 1941-42 4.00%
11,000 Sjrracuae. N. V. 4'? 1937-47 4.00%
5,000 Syracute, N. V. V ?? 1932-36 4.00%
53.0041 S,lienrctud>.N.V. 5'4 IS3O-30 4.05%
5.000 Schenectady,N.Y. 5 1833 4.05%
6,000 Schenectady.N.Y. 4'i 1938-35 4.05%
19,000 Rurlienter, N. V. 4'i 192* 29 4.10%
4.000 Sjrraraor. X. \. 4>, 108S-31 4.10%
3,000 ,\. I toe lit-lie, N.Y. 5 1942 4.l?*i
17,000 Schenectady.N.Y. 4'i 1927-31 4.1V,,
2.000 Biaghainlon.N.Y. 4V* 1988-89 4.10%
10.000 Mt. Wniwii, .N.V. 4'i, 1932-34 4.10%
15.000 Mt. \ ernon, N'.Y. 4'i 1087-JI l.l.V^
4.000 Yonkrm. N. V. 4 1923 4.15%
5,24t Oneida, N. 1. S 1923-38 4.85%
8,000 tilmrrnvllle.N.V. 5 1933-30 l.l.Vi
13.000 I.aelcport, N. Y. 5 1929-31 4.15%
19.000 (ilotrrat'ille.N.Y. 5 198*-32 4.20%
10,000 Oloverailtle.X.Y. 5 1923-27 1.25%
I ni NTY , TOW v A \ IIXAOE BOXDH
?4.(MK) .-carsdalc. X. V. 5 1938-45 4.8K;
12,000 l.iv'catn < o..N.Y. 5 1930 4.10%
4.000 .leffriVn Co.,N.Y.5 1940 4.10%
3,000 Herkimer, N. Y. 5U 1911 4.85%
Descriptive circular? on the abort ishucs
furnished o;i rrquent tor II 26
CHEIMMflUIJ)
kJPECfAUSTS INI XUNIDFAL BONOS
PHONJf i/TSVr HfCTOR
135 BROADWAY NEW YORK
5% Gold Bonds
of
Western States Gas
& Electric Company
Due 1941
To yield about 5.90%
Increasing demands for
utility services from a
population in cxcess of
110,000. in 35 cities and
towns of California, be
sides extensive agricul
tural and mining districts,
insure the growth of this
Company.
Afor Circular A H-68
H. M. Byllesby and Co.
111 Broadway, New York
New Haven Boston Frovidenc*
Chicago
Central New York
Gas & Electric Co.
Fir?t Mortgage 5s, due 1941
The mortgage securing these
bonds was closed in 1916 when
the Central New York Gas &
Electric Co. was merged into
the Empire Gas & Electric
Co. Property covered is in
Geneva, New York, and is
valued on a pre-war basis at
about 160% of the outstand
ing bonds.
Price 88 & int.
To Yield 6.05%
Inquiries Invited
WC.Lan?leyS Co.
Investments
115 BROADWAY. NEWYORK
MEMBERS NEWYQRK 5I0CK EXCHANGE
Richmond Terminal
Railway Company
First Mortgage, Thirty-year
5% Guaranteed Gold Bonds
Unconditionally Ruaranteed bv
the Richmond, 1'redericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Co. and the
Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co.
Pricc to yield
about 5.20%
CALLAWAY
. FISH6-CO.
J[emb*n\ y Stock Crchanqt
37 WALL STREET
NEWYORK
American Lt. & Trac.
STOCK ?nd N0TF5
Am. P. & L. ( o. ( om.
Com'ealtli P.Ry.Sc Lt.
North. Ohio Fl. Pfd.
(lent'l Petroleum (^>.
Gillette Safety Razor
Liggetts Intern'l A.
National Sugar Rcf.
STOCKS
MacQuoid Coady
Afrmhrrs iVtw York &to<k Kxchnnon
14 Wall St.. N. Y. "Rcctor W70"
I Imperial Oil
I.in i'rd
C. C. lierr & Co.
js ? Rrrinr St., N Y 67*1

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