A f I t m Kl il ,, L' 'l L News "Greek" to You? Send for a free copy of "The Language of The Stock Market." Ask for Booklet No. ' TU-402. JONES IAKER SECtniTIES Widener BMf Phil.dYehi. 'Mietes Pell. Wslsot lM;Ke ltc.9a Ktw Terk Plttthiirtli Cklcato Do-eel rYtrsfs Wlrtt Mostoa mmw: , ,.. , A71FW to v . ' ! 1 " ' Oil iiiu'Vtii , '.' ) ; LiBDOBR-pmir :.:l .. v.., , EtWHttXr ' ' ,a a J -: -- - Uj. 'ii'tw ' -' w ' v, -. . v -,, .OCTOBER W, 1WLS ' 's- JWV4V?OT " " i'i' " ' iuMWil StfHE FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA ST0K?PR1 WALL STREET SEES NO CHANGE DUE TO AUSTRIA'S PEACE PLEA mviuKNno FRANKLIN NATIONAL HANK Chestnut st. west nt Trond Phlla.. Oct, 28. 101. At the resulsr mrellna of the hoard of Directors of. the bank, held this ly. a seralRnniial dividend of ten ner rent (10".) was decured. free of tsx and parable Not I. 19IS. to stockholders of record nt the close of business Oct. at. HUH. in addition the um of S750.000 was carried to surplus, mak- Inst that account I4.II00.0IMI. checks will is mailed, j. mi, tunnr. . : rashlcr, TOE FOIKTII 8TRKKT NATIONAL BANK Philadelphia, October 211, 1H18. Capital .. . .. ta.mm.rmn Hurplua d.nun.nno The Directors have dec'ared a aemlannnit Altldenn of seven Y per cent, pavable No Temher e). to stockholders of record at 3 p. m,. November 1. 10IK Checks will be mailed, Th transfer h toks will clo at p. m , November 1. and reopen at 10 a. m.. No vember 0. . n. J. ci.aiik. Cashier. THK rilll.AllKI.PHIA NATIONAt HANK Phllndelnhla. October "0. 1IIIR. Directors hse this dn declare; TJi n rpfnr. dividend of four per cent for the past three month, pa j able Not ember 1 to stockholders of) record at the close of business October 20. On August 1 last the capital stock was In creased from Jl.500.ono to oon.oon. Pav ment now made therefore adjusts the divi dends for the onst six months. Checks nlll be mailed . HORACE FOBTESCUE. i On shier. TUB SIXTH NATIONAL Phlladelohta, October 25. IMS. The Directors have this day declared a end-annual dividend of ! and 1 extra. eaable November 1st. 19111. to stockholders of record at the close of business October 15th. 1918. , ' Checks will be mailed WIIiMAM SALTPn. I'sanlT ' PKNN NATIONAL. BANK '118th 8eml-.nnnal Dividend The Directors have this day declarrt a semi-annual dividend of eight per cent 8'f-. payable on the nfth dsv of November. 1918. to stockholders of record on that date, or the $ M0. OOO capital slock of the hank, for which certificates of stock are Issued and putstana in. on this 29th ,RT..hler. Philadelphia, October 29. IPlH. t.kc.at. ADTF.RTlSr-MENTS ESTATE OF JOSEPH K. FMNN. deceased Letters of administration on the above estate havlmr been crsntrd to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to the sld estate are rpqufoim iu ,.,..- ,,.......... and inos nsvin cmima m yieaov , .am., without a'-vAN,"Er- iWS. , ' , 2030 N. 29th St.. Phlla. Or to his attorney. ALBRRT I. MOISR. 1100 Land Title BlrfK. the BUSINESS CAREER OF PETER FLINT 'A Story of Salesmanship by Harold Whitehead (CopjrloM) ccxxx I CAN'T, get over last Sunday. What a time I had at Lceville Park with the other salesmen and their prospects victims, Zelgler calls them. Zelgler Is the frankest rusa t ever met. I dont know as' I like him. hut he's awfully funny. He's too tricky to suit me. l.eeville Park Is about fifty minutes' ride from Grand Central, Station., I, got to the station atl 1 o'clock the train was due to leave at 1;18 and arrive at Leeville Park at 2:07. Several salesmen were there with prospects. One little Jew they all called Heinle was awful fussed up. "My two people say. 'We'll be there by 1 o'clock sure." Here It In turned one, and where are they yet? Just cheap four-flushers, they are them folks lie to get you leave 'em and then don't live up to their lle.i Why. before I Why. how do you" do. Mr. Fennelly. I was just tellln" the' boys here, 'I bet yer Mr. Fennelly. he be here to the dot; he'H a business man, ho Is." And, Where's Mrs. Fen nelly? ,1 sure hoped to see her again. She's a fine lady, she Is " and fco on. Zelgler nudged me and said. "Heinle's Jut shaking hands with himself because hp's saved eighty-four cents." "Hows that'?" I asked, puzzled. "How? Do'n't you savvy? Ha saed, the return fare of the gink's frau." I sure felt puzzled and uneasy, but asked casual-like, "I see. Do you we pay our own expenses when we take prospects to the land?" "Do we? You bet your sweet existence we do. Why It costs me ten to fifteen bucks a week. But you can't get the business without taking prospects down, bo what are you going to' do ebout It?" "Doesn't Mr, I.ea ghe you anything to help out?" I asked, fee'.lnp slckllke. Zelgler laughed, "Daddy Lee give anything? Say, the only thing that shell. back would give you would be a cold excuse, I see one of my victims coming." And he left me. I did some rapid figuring. The best men get about $n a week, I suppose the average would be $40. Take off fl5 for expenses net $25 a week! Good heavens! I wonder If l'e been fool enough to throw up a good, sure Job with the Magnitude to take on a piker's job for lesa real coin. Why didn't I think to get every 'detail before changing? Just then we got on the train and were off. I sat back of Zelgler, who had three women w)th him besides four men In the smoker. He talked a steady stream to the women all thevy down. Something like this Is how he talked: , ''Don't you think the Grand Central I a most wonderful station? Think of It blasted out of solid rock ! "My, but I.eevllle Park Is a perfectly wonderful place for children. The beau tiful spring water Is fairly full of bub bles. Homebody's going to buy sume of the lower lots before long and get the main spring and whoever does, In my opinion, will have a fortune. Some body's going to bottle that spring water and sell It to the swell New York hotels and homes and make a pile. "Comfortable train, this! One thing about 'this line, the trains are always 'as clean and easy as this. Keep splen did time. There See that high land yonder? That's psrt of Leeville Park. On the top there wilt 'some day stand the Union Church. A beautiful struc ture I "Well, ladies, here we are ! I wanted to tell you about the estate, 'but It's , such a short trip from town that you're here as soon is you, start!" I looked a,t my watch. We were 'fifteen minutes late He had tallked a blue, strea for an hour and mads those old women forget the time it took up 'get, there ! I wonder If I must do It T .' Zelgler'' fathered his little crowd on the platform and I heard him say In a low voice, after first looking around to see no one overheard him, "I want you to follow' me quick. There's a few Jim dandy tots that soma of the other boys kapw 'about and I know they .will take ;. their, people there right away, so I want : MUMcons a short cut with me so we ' aZa.kit 'am, to it. 'r i-lJ 1MIVJ fttlBt'llA MAM Sill ..nJ ha uahtkA. at alii. sa l mmm . iiasnRv .ts m New Note Is Not Thought to Have Made Better Market Outlook and Selling Weakens Prices Southern Pacific Continues Strong i New York, Oct. 29. Wall street generAlly discarded the idea that the Austrian note had created nr-w conditions for the consideration of the Allies, nnd some of the traders who had bought yesterday on vanue reports of a surrtnder by Austria sold their stocks this morning, when the situation was definitely understood. Taken altogether, the entire market was ruled to a great extent by the events which occurred yesterday. , The forced selling of concentrated holdings of many stocks, including treading. United States Steel common, the minor Rleel Industrials like Baldwin Locomotive and Bethlehem Steel "H," and some of the special, ties, had swamped whatever demand was In the market from outside sources, and (he situation must now be regarded as minus the Influence of the speculative element which has been aggressively bullish ever since announcement of the submission of Bulgaria. Heading was again influenced by the forced selling of three houses and yielded more than 1 fiolnt In the early, trading. ' United States Steel common continued to be specially Influenced by statements that the distribution which has been maintained nt the 17 per rent rate, will be reduced at today's directors' meeting. The widest movement was nga'ln lit Mexican Petroleum, Which drop ped 6H points to 170 during the forenoon. Southern Pacific was exceptionally strong, and, after lis early decline to 10tH. rose to 102i. Copper stocks showed strength for a time during the morning, but reacted when the pronounced weakness developed In the steel group. New York Stocks SELLING IS RESUMED IN THE CORN MARKET Sentiment Continues Bearish on Belief That Peace Is Not Far Off GRAIN KELT WEATirElt roRECART Chlraio. Oct. 20. Illinois Owners this afternoon or tonlshti cooler In north nnd west tonliht nnd WedneeduM fair, cooler In east. Missouri Pair tonltht and Wediirsda.Ti cooler tonlshti probably frost In vct and central. Wisconsin fnscllled and cooler tonlrht, nrobihlr shmiers In estreme east Vted nrsnnrt fair unit cooler In east. Iowa Fair tonlsht nnd Wedneriart rooler In east nnd south tonltht. sllnnesnta Fair toiilsnt Mini YVednes darr cooler In east tonight. North and Condi p.nkotn Pnrllr rtondr tonight and Wednesday l rooter In west fo ment. Nebraska Fair tonight nnd Wednesday in u i frost. cooler Kansas Knlr somewhat cooler est and south tonight. ni ton Montana Cloild; fonleht anil tontcnt. Mitn Vtednesdar: prohnul.t tonight and Vt rdnes- tt dart cooler tonight. Vlfoinlng (lenerollr fair tonight nnd Wednesday, except unsettled In northtiestt cooler In northeast tonight. Chicago, Oct. 29. Setlment In corn continued bearish this morning on the bellefthat peace Is not far off and that the end of hostilities would be a decidedly bearish Influence. Selling was renewed and the market was weaker, with support poor. Business as not large. From a supply and demand point. of view, the outlook was considered against higher prices unless, the export inquiry develops larger proportion ns the moe- ment of the new crop la expected to In crease. The receipts were 477 cars. N'otember opened nt 51.23 to $1.23'. against H.23H at the end yesterday and declined to J1.22U. December was quot ed at S1.1DU to $lil9 nt the outset, against $1.19i at the close yesterday and receded to Jl.lSJ. Oats also were easier on selling bj commission houses. Stop loss orders were reached. Trading was light. The receipts here today were 378 cars. November opened at C9',Jc to ODiJc, against 69?ic nt the end yesterday and later sold at C87sc, then rallied. Decem ber started at f8?;c to 88c, against C87ic t the end yesterday but, after touching 68'lc, it Improved. The receipts of wheat nt Stlnneapolls today were 186 cars,, against 2$7 cars a year ago; at Duluth ME4 cars, against 246 carsrlRKt enr; at Chicago 479 car", against i143 cars and at Winnipeg 538 cars, against 769 cars. Leading futuree raneed as follows: Corn InewidelUery) 12:30 Te3 OOen Hlffil Low n.m close uct ,, Tl.n xov . . l.zs Deo . . 1.194 OAflM Nov .. 0!U 119 H ST4 Pec .. , 881 l)S, llBii l.Hril Oct ., 211.80 S(I 50 Nov , 2.1,0 2(1.1.1 2n.7n Jan ...t2.'i.4 .'. .. '.Ti.nn It IIS r Nov ... 22.2.1 22 10 82.6.1 22.40. 22.J8 Jan ... 22H0 22.90 22 50 22.70 22.sr. "Bid. TASKSU. 1.2.1 1.1HH .... , tl.STH 1, . t.22t J.42S. I.2 l.lH'i 1.11)1, l.llli (IDS R4 . tmi HIGH TEMPERATURES FORCE COTTON DOWN Weather Over Belt Forecasts Large Top Crop South Sells Hedges !.ow 2 23 t 10.5 AT, M AlH 15't 7HM 67f 4n), A7 tan 107W m 2 no p.m. 4 4 H 28 lai 85 Wi l.V PO 58 W.i 7 Si) 110 01 h 103! S t 71 70lt 71 70 70 7(i: nnt; 103'i 10.) COTTON DKI.T WRATMER rONTJITIONft New York. Oct. 49. Ttle felldwin tem peratures were recorded in the cotton belt this inornlnri Abilene. (Ml: Fori Smith, Mi Rhf si enort. ISi Han Anlanls). Coroirs C'hrfstl. Vlrks V'.r.', hiittanoogii ind HnotMllf, 00: JVftmlnilon. "ih llll. HoclTnnV'XT.anta Mtioon, Mnntiromt-r. ah- G4t .Mrrl.lf.in. llle htnI AurtUstn. tUtt X1 !rlenn, CltftrlMn Thorn (.Mill. aB. 1i " . " ss -"1 isi wniTPMon anu JafksniiTlllr. .4t The lm and Harannah. Illc. .4t I'ensn- 'lier ttK At Ifl.h ..e .im.IhIi.iIu . rii.ittunooBat .08 at Atlanta, and .20 at iinoxillle. New York, Oct. 29, ine cotton market opened weak at a decline of 6 329 points. Cables were favorable but generally Ignored owing to the high temperatures oer the belt which are be!leed to fore cast n large top crop, despite further ...i. m ,,, ,,,,, eastern belt. w,i . ,n nBam "" I'fdgeF. while -.,. f t'.1 wa on both 'dM of the i 'lvcrnooi was ,a seller. -e , 'fly ilecllne carried prices about .. to 4S points under last night's clos- ... inures wnn January selling at -S.S.IC. or 144 points below the high leel of yesterday morning. . Offeilngs became smaller around these neiirra nnrl !.. ...... .,. .. ,. , "'"" ip niiiirs or 10 or . ,,.,.,, u, uii me, nesiem belt forecast for frost In parts of Texas and Okla- K,. , " '""""B ner-ame nulet on this -i.i ' . oemana being attributed chiefly to covering. The receipts at the ports for the rtov win, iini.Sti'(. "i1 30,00 bn""' compared with .16,021 bales a week ago; 48.474 nnles a year ago and 120,422 bales two J v, a Ufctj. Vesterday's lt-.io u.flo .on nSVT EPSX s m ""on V m 20.7 Si). 70 2n 47 2 4.1 If 41 ?S:2i SS ? 2n a1 "" ".oi! 29.'fi(i 2K 40 2N 4 J 2.S ..' ' . ,.. 27.(1.1 ' riecrmh-T .Tsnusry . ftfnrh May ..,.' July September Liverpool Cotton was the for The f.lierpool, Oct. 29 Spot cotton quiet today with prices easy on il'i.i"' ".decline of 28 points, middling, old contract. n 23.06i1 .;.....j cir -""" oaies. jncre ero no receipts. Puturei were steady In the early dealings. Kpot prices were: Amer ican, middling fair. 24.37d! good mid dllng. 23.j9d : middling. 23 oed : low middling, 22,01d; good ordinary, 20.49d. nnd ordinary. 19.96d. GOVERNMENT BONDS 2s, reirlslered 1930 , , .. 2s, coupon. 1930.. , 3s, Tcslslered. JB18 :ts, coupon. tUlh 4s, rculsfrcd. 1025 4 s, coulion, 1926 S. reslttcred. 194(1 , ,, 3s. coupon. t94n Panama 2s. registered IP.18. 1'anuma 2s. reslstered in.ia., Panama .Is. rerlsterrd 1961. Pannina. ,1e, coupon , Hid . U PS nn. . 99t . 3 . 81 , nx ns . no , 88 Asked 10(1', ,17 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS GRAIN AND FLOUR WHEAT Itecelpta, 109,907 bushels Firm, with llsht orjerlnue Quotations: Car lots In eiport elevator (Government standard In. sprrtlon) stsndard prices No. 1, red winter, t2.8M: No. 1, northern sprlntr. 12.89: No. 1. hnrd winter. '.'.3: No 1, red winter, asr- licky. 12.871 No. 1. red smutty, I2.8: No, 'J rea winter, )..iu; u, ., ihtiii-tii epriiia. 12.30: No. S. hard winter. 82 SOi No, 2. red wln'er. garlicky. $2.84: No. 2. red smutty, 2,83: No. 8. red u inter, 12.32) No. 3, north. ern anrlns. f.ot 7o, a. nara winisr, ti.vj. No. 3 red winter, Ksrucuy, e-,ou) no, s. red smutty, 2.2I. rORN Receipts, 10,16 hurhls. Trlde wsa dull and prlcua werft nominally unchsnsen. Quotations: Car lots for lncil trsde Tellow, as to srane nnu hkhihh, f i, -'. ii, OATP Receipts, 41,628 bushels. Demsnd was llaht. but i prices were steadily Held. Quotations: Car' lots as lo location No. 2 while. sOWMtto- stsndard whlta, 7miinc: v". 8 white, 78",0TOc: No. 4 white. 77 78c Vtjavn Receipts. 1.826,780 pounds In Mck. nemsnd was slow and the market was weak. Quotations follow) To arrlva. per inn ins. in "s;in "cks winisr wneai, ton per cent (lour. 6IOtJI0.4' Ksnsss wheat. 10(1 per cent flour. I10.no aa: spring wheit, 100 I" cent (lot r, (10 80011, nVR Fl.OUn wsa oulst and unchansed. We nuote tit I8.600,80 per barrel In sacks. as to quality. ' PROVISIONS The market ruled oulst and aoms kinds were a shads easier. .Quntatlsnai City beef. In sets, smoked and air dried. 8ei western heef, In sets, smoked. 4c: city bear. knuckles a 01 tenders, smoked and alr-drled 49c: western beef, knuckles, and tender, smoked, 4Pc: beef hams. $40: pork, family .13T54: hams. H, l. cured, loose. I4M Win do, skinned, loose, laeaalfcci do, do, smoked, 38V88MC! other ham, smoked. pltv CUreo as lo nrniiv anu -"--- J") WW 7Hc: hams, smoked weatern rureariHH r? 37Vioi do. boiled, boneless, tile, plcnlo shoul ders, 8. P cured, loose, 2ci do. smoked, 28c: bellies. In pickle according to average, laose, S4ci breakfast bacon, aa to, brand nnd avease. city cured ,, 4714 c: breakfast bacon, westerncured. 471rs lard, western reflned Mtnljtl Ufa. pura Tty. ktttl rendered, 220Hc. REFINED SUGARS The msrkst ruled firm, but quiet, on a basis of 9o for fln granulated. DAIRY FRODUCTS CHECSE Ths market rulsd atsady, but quiet. 9u,''aJJliJlW..T"rk" 1wh0'f:,l!k, fancy, fresh. 83WI8H?:. specials hither: New Tdrk, whole-nillk. fa r to good, fraah S2-t83Hc; Wisconsin whole-milk, fancy, at 088V4?. do, do, fair ta good. J212c. BUTTER Demand was fair and the mar ket ruled flrin.wllh moderate oflVrMaa. Ounlutlons A8c: blaher-scorlng. Solid-parked creamery nrsts. 87VMtci firsts. .1Mc: second, pranos o.PJinia Sic: fancy t 88c; fair to i moderat d creami oad, navaiei jobbing extra extra .... sa a a- dan were In good demand and' firm under Hht offerings. QuoUtlona: Free lasts, nearby firsts, 118.80 per aUnMrd crate: current receipts, I17.T0 par eaaai eesivra eaira . ft,.-nf wi -. nra POULTRY I.1VF The market was dull and lower under fairly, liberal offerlnas. Quotations: Kowls. not ..eshnrns. nccordlna to fiuslltv, 3lj32c: white lrfhorn fowls. 2lif80c: spring chickens, not Leahnrn. .1II1TS2": white t.eehnrn chickens, as to nualltv, 29P aOct rnostprs. ?!4jr!!.1n! ,luki rdll. oila, o..i: j ... ..-"" ..hJ''" .nyf ,1,,1-j no inuinn j.unncr, iinviiilc: 7, o"-,n. ii'uiii, ir pair. 480r V4JT2 lbs. na. ni nplrre, lit 12.1; smaller sites turkevs. weighing 30 nalr. Tntftan.. P81c; do, joung, 0047 8.1c: aillneas. old plai'ona. old, ner pair, tier nstr. 2A&30c, nilRHSKD was In fair request and alesdy. with supplies well cleaned up. The quo tations were aa follns: Fresh-killed fowls In barrels, dry-picked, fancy selected, 88c: welshing 4' pounds and' over apiece, 874 c: smsller sites, 88t87rt,nld roosters, dry-picked, 28)cj chicken. West ern, fancy, weighing IH OS lbs, apiece, KH(p 40c: neighing 4 lbs. apiece and over, 9nr; weighing 854 lb, apiece, 88c; welshing 2V, a 8 lbs splrce, 80081c. fprlna ducks, f.nng Island and Pennsylvania. 3D p 40c; aituabs, per dnjen. uhltc, weighing 1 Iff 12 lha. per dozen. 1808 2.1: do. welshing 0O10 lbs. per dnten, I7O7.B0: do, weighing 8 lbs. per dot ed. 8tf8 .10; do. welihlnr 08V lbs. per dosrn, 1804: iVirk. 11,8002 60: small and No. 2, 1102 80: guineas, joung, per pair. Tfioeil.SSi old. M5)7,1c, v ' " FRESH FRUITS ket. 40cftl .60 era .SOB 2.7.1. 3.60. Qui Choice slock was In fair request and gen rallv steady, its follows: Apels. New 'ork,. per. bbl.IVeslthy. ISOS.idi Alsxan. i.r. istra: ran i' noin. bsdoi Know ill Maiden Itlush. 46..l0; lluhbardston. t 1 VI, (Iraiensteln. IS.804fS.BO: Twanlv, ounre. 18 8008.80) tlreenlnf, 1408; various vanities, a. -ppis, r-ennsviYania ano V rglnla, per bbl, Orimc. M.oOfJ 7.f.0; !;lng. Infftt: Raldwin. 40S 80) Ren bavls. 8.6004.28: Vork Imperial, f4.8O0S.6d: onathan, 1608. Apple, per H -bushel bas ket. 4OC0II.26: do, per bushel basket. fSc cravappies, per st-DUsnsi btskst. .7,1. Appiea. western, per pok, is BO Quinces. New York, per bbl.. ltt: do, do, per bushel basket, flOa. Pear. ,-r-r mm, i-ri -l'-ir""-,v --urr-i huh, 308.101 Sheldon, 1201. Pssra. California, par box, gro. nums. wanrornia, per bog, 102. Lemons, per box. 16010 Oranges. California, per box. 18012) do. riorlda. ner crate. 1804. Grapefruit, per box. 13 8006. Pineapple, cucan, per crate. in a so: do, Porto Rico, per crate. IA09.BO. Cranber ries. Jsrsav. ner bushel box. Ix.Botri 2ft. Qrapea, Delaware and New York, per l-lb. oasuet uoncora. xnuaiv ueiawsr. lltv tie. drapes. New Vork, per 15-lb. bakt, Concord, II. 1601.33. Qrapea, Osllfornla. uoa. iiiiuv. melon, per crate, 12. i VEGETABLES oar bos. I1.7DU4. cantaloupes. Coloradn Honey Pew, per flat crate, 11.8002, Catata Th general market was quiet and bai teady. Quotatjon: WhiU .poUJo..! ern snore, per bbl. No. 1 13. 50 04-50! K-buhel b.ket No. 1. IJtl.laiNp, 7Bc. White potatoes. Jersey and rely rvix ana ri cenn. t:'j!D7S0rroit;:'ii:n2rMir6oiNo: m i woe a. tue,' lota'toes. JBa st ern shore, Mr bbl, &.V6li No. S..Mi. Let, m York, per crate. BvSJf.fij Cli few Torki per bunch. IB PW V' .Par """V, "" J?','imi UH ijn...-vj" ,iai'mnjsasr sWv.i !laV 2l'i MM R3 SflJi 70 70 103 21 107V, GG if 03 "m, FO'i 27j 'soij 39;i 39' ,10h Tj(t close High Adams Express,, , fil ,,. Adtance Rumely.. J0J. . . Adv numely pf... fio fil Alaska Oold M... Alaska, Juneau... 2'( 2W Alllg-Chalm Mfg.. 2S 2S Allls-Chalm M pf. sij .. Am Agrlcul Chem.im;; 1(H Am Can .J.J ;, Am Car A Fdry.. MJ' Roj Am Cotton Oil... 42 M Am Hide Lea.. loTf 1,V Am H A fea pf. . SO 80 Am International, fiJJi AS Am lea 47, 4r, Am lee pref 37 5? Am Linseed 40J ... Am Locomotive. . 67,U C6'5 Am Smelt & fief. OOIf mi Am Sm ft Ref nf.l07! ... LAm Sumatra Tob.llO'f 110 Am Steel P"Hel . oot ot Am Tel at Te....10aW 10.V4 103 Am Tobacco IS!) Am Tob pf new.. 07 Am Writ Pap pf. .12 Am Zinc LAS.. lo Anaconda, Copper. 70,'i .AMiocinica un ... us Atch Top ASF.. u3!i 03 01 Atch T & S F pf. 84if 84!,' 84!j Atlnntte Coast 1... livt Atl flulf & W I..1I)0 110,' 1081, Baldwin mo.... K1U Ki 82 Baltimore & Ohio. fiOJi MH SOH Barrett Co 101 Batopllns Mining. l' Methleheni Steel.. 70 Beth Stl Class It. 70H Beth Stl $ n c nt. 10.1 Brooklyn Bap Tr. Il!$ Booth Fisheries.. jSJ( Burns Brothers., , 150h' Butte Cop A Zinc. 10 Butte ,& Superior, frli Cn) tui.n1.iin. 'Ill Canadian pacltle! 16mJi IHTJi 107! i i-rni jeatner u;o, tw ot' oovi Cent Lea Co pf . . 107 Cerro de rasco C. 37Ji ,17J .10,'i Chandler Motor... 0A Chesa tc Ohio.... 6'J CO'i 60 Chi Ot Western. 8 .. Chi Mil & St P.. 4nt' 40W 49)i Chi Mil A St P pf . 80! SC4. S0?i Chi If I & Pac. 3J i'i -"ii C n 1 & P6pcpf. bOJj C 11 I & P 7 i c pf. 81 SO'i SOh ejev r c t'st l. as ... ., Chile Copper .... 221i" 223t 2U Chlno Conner ... 4VS Colo Fuel A Iron. 41' Columbia tj A K. 39 Consul Oas 100,'j Continental Can.. 74 Continental C pf.. 106 Corn Prod Itef .. 41"f 43't 4'!!i Crucible Steel ... MX 55!i 54' j Crucible Steel pf. fc8' Cuba Cano SuRar. 31J Cuba cano Suk pf. rt ... Del L?ck A Wes.t.lS2 Den & Uio Or pf. Hi; Dome Mines .... 13 Distillers Seciv.. 48)5 4R 47i Erie li.'i 17. 17h Krle 1st pref 324 3S4" 32H Caston Will & V. 20 29Ji 28?, General Cigar pf. KU General Elertrlc. . 165 General Motor.. . I20.l 131?i 130 l.Wi dpneral Mntnra nf. 70 ... ... ... floodrieh B F Co. 1X of.' "0 a S C for Ote V. 32J 32K 32a Greene-Can Cop . M't 5j S3 Gulf State Sleel. 7lf Hatkell A Barker. 4.1! j Ttllnnla fentrat . . . I(X)! ,' Inspiration Cop... Oi'f 56')' Interboro Consol. Inter Consol pref Inter Harv new. fnA l.i Ma.lnn Int Mer Mar pref.118 I19J 117J Inter Paper . ., Mil Int Pap pf stpd.. 03 Inter Nickel . . . 3iJi 32'f 32Ji Kan City South.. I0i Kennecolt Copper. 30?i 40!-i 39 Lack Steel 74'i Lehlg-h Valley . . OIJi Cl'J 1 Lee Hub A Tire.. "2UH Llg A Myera pf. .107)1 Loose-Wiles Bin.. 30 Mackav Cos 01 Maxwell Motors... 34i Maxwell M 1st pf. O'.'Ji Maxwell M 2d pf. 20 May Dept Stores.. 5fif Mexican Petrol. . . 1T8W Miami Copper . . . 28H Mldale Steel .... 40J$ Mo Kan A Texas. Ui Mo Pacific 20 Mo Foclflc pref,,. M'.i Montana Power. . . 70 Nat Knam A S.. 45,' V.,..J. tnn Can. .$015 X Y Air Brake... Ill 112i 112H S y Central i9 .V V X H A H 30Ji X Y O A AVest ... 23 Xorf A Western. . 109 Xorf A West pref. 74 Vnrfh.ril PaelflC . 02'l Ohio Cities Gas,. 43Js' Ontario Mining... i Owen Bot M4ch.. MJii rnMAn, rAt . 70 Pan.Am PAT dM20.' l.Ui 120 1'enna nallroad . . 47Jj 48)i 4M Pierce Oil 7H m, Peoolo's Gas Chi. fi6J 50 Pere Marquette... UM... I'hlia Co Mli Pitta C C A St L. lull Pitts A West Va. . 3d 30 36 Plerce-Arrow .... 43J$ W,i 45'i PlttH Coat ol Pitts-Coal pref... 3 Pressed Htecl Car . 00 68) J fi8H Pullman Co 120 120;, 120JJ IUK HT1. 1IT1 ' 32 31! H 8U 35 . . llliU 10S 20) i 29'i M'4 s 108 20 V.V. 48 17,' , 32.': 29 56 32!j 55 5.-.U 10K 23 110 31 02'i 27 173 2lt 40!i "bfiti 50 70! i 45'j 34 02,' i 1.0!) 29 46 '20,' 59 76 45T 20JX 70'. 40 'J2H Wj' 'j)3' 41J4 7X 60.S 70 0 SOIJ 22' l 108 "mi 43'J 7J am 09 Ilf4 5l 32'.' 'SO'. 61 34 ()2.'i 172 29 40 26Ji 59 70 45!i 20J 112) i 70 40 22 J j KM ''X)H UH Hi 60) i 70 121 48'J 17Ji 60i mi 33 35 30 45), ;j 24f( 00), 84,. 100 120 64 M 07)i 24U S9)J 81 100 118 64 0, lly 81 eel Spring.. ORtf Kay Consol t-op.. zn Reading OOfi Repub Iron A Stl. 85 Rep'Ir ft Stl PI..10U Roy Dutch tr rcta.125 Savage Anns .... 04 Saxon Motor V St LiSan Fran... 1214 Seaboard Air Line, )'t a.ovta ttneh A Oo.l64 uhstiui-k. Arizona. Hit Bloss-Sheff 8 A !. AO Sinclair Oil Ref.. 35H 35 J 35K uxitb.m Paclflc. . 102k K12K 10141 tiouthtrn Railway. 30' 30 30H Southern nwy pr, van iw-i ouji Btudebaker Co . . . 65 J J 60 annarlnr Steel ... 3&N ... Tenn Cop A Chem. 17 17 I'aiYalH aW fMCIIIU. 107r T.I. Co 11 Oil 100 n-hird Avaniia .... 18lf 10. Tobacco Products, 76 ' 76tf Union Bag fa p. idri Union Picino . ..j.i-j w-m wi Tt.i.. OanlAc'nf.. 7fH 71)4 7(11 Uliiwii w... . - . 'w - - - w Unit Cigar Store. 10SJ 103M 102 unueq iniii i-"t " ioti United By in veiu iu ... UBOirtF... HH ... i! c i P f (, 44t. ... U d ina ticonoiiiiu iuin iimi U H Realty A Imp. 26 25 25 U S Rubber . , , . , 67 eotf 68 U 8 Rubber pref, 102 102 J02 U 8 8m nei m. 'in 4 a U S Steel .......108), 108 107 U Sfltecl pref,...lllH IWi 113 OS.'i 120,'i 07)'j 2JJf 1)0 84 100 120 04 9)( 163 162 162 000 35); 102 30!i 6o;j 65 t 17 MH 0 17 Vs'ow 10 7J . i Utah Copper .... 89 Utah securities.,! it Va-Caro Chem ... fid Wabah 0 Wabash pref A... Wi Wshishnrst B... 23 . Walla Fargo Exp. 70 Wast Maryland... 15JJ western union i . vu Weetlngh BAM. 44 Woolworth Co.... 125 Worthlngton P... 64'i Wheel Lk Erie. 0), Whl Lk E pf . 23 Wllaon A Co CO White Metoni 00 88), 67) 5fl)J 9H OH 40 39 79 16)( 44 M 2.1 02) J 79 16 i 90 44 54 ei 23 01) ... 43)4.. Ll'elnVrt.'JlV 190 19 76 133 70)j ioa 143)( 104 25 6AU 102 48 108 112 89 I 0 7 39M Vo 15H 00h 44 64 0), JJ 63 'mi New York Bonds Hlh 182000 An-Freneh Rs 984 B000 Am For Sec 8s 9't 3000 Am Sm Sec 5s 8! 1000 Am T evt 4H 8'n 1000 Arm'r Co 4 'a 88 22000 Athch Co 4'. '4 7000 At Co Line 4s 8S 6000 R A O '4 8S 1000 Beth St Es 1!36 81 10000 B Stl rfd 6s 98 11000 Bordeaux fi !!"s 12000 C A O cv 4Hs 7ft V, 16000 C A O conv 6s 86", SOOOCMAStPriHHs 72' 2000 C A S 4s .. 87 2000 C A S 4,4b 76 7000 C of Paris s 9ft 70O0C O conv s 10oJ SOOO Dill conv Rs 90 1000 Dom of Canada, 1D31 984 1000 B conv 4s S I) 64 370O0Fr Rep BH 102 100(1 111 Cen rfd 4s. 8t'i 1000 do 4s '63... 7B 2000 Int R T ref 6s. 81 73000 tnter M M 6s.. 103 5000 Kan City T 4s. "SVs 3000 Llg A M T 6s. 90 80000 Mb nd 3Hs.. 09.86 170000 do er 4s.... 87.20 1000 do 1st 4... .20 283000 do 4Via 87.18 16000 do 1st 4U.. 07.34 223000 do til .. 87.26 3000 Marseilles 6s.. 99 lflOOMldvale 6s.... 88 H 13000 Mo Pac Gen 4s 61 10000 X Y C A It 6s 98 1000 X V Rwy 4s... 60 2000 X V Telgn 44 9li 13000 Xor Pac 4s.. 83 6000 Pa Ken ct 4Ws 90 20000 Tierce, Oil 1924 87U 4000 Pierce Oil 1920 100 2000 Pub Ser S3 Ss 78,4 3000 Read gen 4s. 8m 7000 Hock I Ark A Sot) 4 Vis ... 70 1000 Sinclair OH 2s 94 4000 St L A S F Ser A 4s . . 02 25000.ou Pac cv ii.l2 26000 So Pac cv 4s. 83 21000 Sou Ry gen 4s 69i 3000 t; S Rubber 5s 84 3000 t'S Steel sf 6s 98 3000 1'nlon Pac 6. 103 lOOl.l'nlon Pnc 4s. 873 13000 UK of GB&l 64s n 1919.100V 9000 t K of II 8 a 1 6'4s 1921. 967s t ft4 911. 8 8 86 33 83 8ft 81 95 9ft If, 79 SG 724 86 76 ft7 103 90i 964 54 . 102 8U, 76 4 SI 4 102i 75 4 90 90.00 07.10 97.20 07.04 07.26 01.10 99 4 884 61 98 SO 894 83 90 87 4 inn 784 S44 9t 62 4 1(11 92 fir. U 84 98 103 87 lOOr, 96 2 n m. 94 94 4' 89 884 86 834 83 8ft 81 95 99 4 79 4 814 724 87 76 ftft 1034 904 964 64 102 814 764 814 101 764 90 00.80 97,16 07.20 97.16 07.16 97.16 99 4 884 61 9 60 894 83 90 84 inn 784 S4 4 70 91 62 101 S2, 66 14 84 98 103 87 1001, 96 MONEY-LENDING RATES XT.VT YORK Call money, mixed cnl lateral, opened today at 6 per cent for lending nnd renewing. On Industrials, the opening rate was 6 4 per cent. Pllll.nET.PIHA Call, 6 per cent: time. 6W6 per cont, Commercial paper, three to six months iff 6 per cent ; six month. 6 per cent. FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, Oct. 29. In the cirly trading fodry fsancs ,vere firmer and neutral exchanges ealer. Slxty-duv fterllng bill Vers nominally 1.73 nnd ninety-day hill 4 71. Quotation were: Demand sterling 4.75 7-16, cable 4 76 SB. Franc cableR 5.4fi?4, check 5.4 7 34. Swl cable 5.00, checks 5 02 Guilder rabies 42. checks 42. Pesctng cable 20.70, ihecks 20 60 Stockholm cable 29.00. check 28.70, fhrlstlanla cables 27.60, check 27 30 Copenhagen cables 27.30. checks 27.00. BANK CLEARINGS Psnl clearlnas todov. compared with tor rcsnnndlns ilav Inet two nsr: mis ini" 10 1 11 Phils v).s70.2t l.-il.l.M.tiw ) )t..-.tn Hoston .WOnr, 1177 4fl.SS3.n.-.7 I4.SII,S04 BAR SILVER Last 1016 Todav Ye Tu Hleh Low X T'k (ct ) l.ni ij 1 ni', 1 ni ' 1 nti, sv, London (pee 1 4I4 AV'i it'i 4114 424 NEW YORK INACTIVE STOCKS Following arc quotations for Inactive Xew York blocks in which there wete no transactions today. The prices given are the last previous sale: 7S 994 51 92 4 3 4 40 A G A W I pf 66 Acme T 1st pf 80 A B A A . . . -9 AJax Rubber. 63".s Am Can pf. 94 Am Ilk X pf. 42 4 Am B S F. . . 10 Am B S Fpf.103 Am Beet S pf. 82 Am Bk Xote. 34 Am Bt Sugar. 684 Am C A F pf.110 Am Cot Oil pf. 83 Am Cities pf. 164 Am Cigar.... 99 4 Am Lxnrcts.. nn Am Lins'd pf, Am Loco pf. Amer Coal . . A G C pref. . , Am Malt . . ., Am Malt nf.. Am Shlpbidg..l314 Am smelt pr.105 Am Sm'g pf A 91 Am Sugar.. ..112 Am Sugar pf.,110 Am Sum pf... 894 Amer Snuff.. 97 Am Sugar ..,1114 Am T A Cab 56 Am Wool ... 81 Am Wool pf 95 Am 7. A L pr 51 Assets Real C 14 Asfo Dry Gels 15 Asoc Dry G 1st pr 61 Assoo Dry G 2d pref .... 36 4 Atl Blrm A At 9 Bald Loco pf.102 Bait A O pf 61 BarrattCo prl00 Beth Steel pr 91 Bkn Un nag 93 Brown Shoe, Brown S pf. Brunswick, . . Bush Term . . Butterick Co, Cal A Ariz. . . fal Pack Co 43 Cal Petro nf, 61 14 Cent Fdy Co 22 Case J I pf. 83 4 Cent F Co iir 35 Pert P 1st Pf 48 4 C & 8 A TellOS 1- A S 1st pr 524 rhl A Alton. 74 C II R of XJ220 rhl E ill pf c 94 Chi G W pf.. 26 4 Chi A Xorth't 102 Chi M A St P 49 Cluelt Pby pf 99 Cluett-Peabdy 66 r-CC A S Lpfl27 Col ft South. .154 Col A S 2d pf 44M Comp Tab .. 33 4 Cons Int U M 11 4 Cripple Creek 28 Cuba A sug.186 fuba A 8 pf 95 Certain-teed Prod 30 Del ft H ....116 Den A Rio O 6 4 Deere Co pr., 964 Det Kdl Co. 110 Del Unl RR 80 . D H H ft At, 4 D S 8 pr. .... 8 Flee Stor Bat 56 4 Klk H Coal pf 37 Blk Horn Fuel 284 Krle 2d pf... 23 Fed M A 8.. 15 Fed M A S pf 40 I! Creek CI. 67 Jewel Tea . . . 37 Jewel Tea pf 94 Kan Cy So pf .15 4 Kayer A' Co. 105 ICav J 1st if.1ll.'4 K Co K L P. 104 Kelly Spring. -62 Kelly-Sp pf.. 80 Kels Wheel.. 32 Kelsey Wh Co 24 Keley Wh pf 86 KCFS A M pf 59 Keok A D M. 4 4 Kres S H... 64 Kres S II pf.1024 Laclede Gas. . 84 I.ake Br A W 10 I. E A W pf. 25 Llgg A Mv..l84 lyorlllnrd 107 Lorlllard P...162 Louis A X...119 L W B lstpf 90 Lse-Wls 2d pf 86 Ma A Rock.. 75 Mnnhat Alk.. 40 Manli Beach.. Man F.l . ... 98 4 Manhat E pf. 96 Manhat Shirt. 74 Manh Shirt pf 27 Msnhat Sup.. 42 MlnftSt L nw 11 MSTP ft SSM, Mich fentral. Mont'Pow pf. Mor A Essex. Mo K A Tex Xat Biscuit. Philadelphia Stocks t Cam Iron l 21 Lk Sup C 17 8 Leh Xnv. 70 48 Leh Vnl . 01 196 I'ennatRIl 44 28 Pa Salt M 81U t Phlla Elec 2.1 to Reading. o loo Ton Mln. Jli ufoi . 091,1 S70U S Steel 108 4 IIOMl 81 4000 Leh V r ann 6s. 110 1000 Lib Bond 2d 4s. 91.18 1800 Un Rwy Inv 5s OS PIHLA. INACTIVE STOCKS Following are quotations for Inactive Mocks listed In the Philadelphia Stock Lxchangc and in which there were no transactions today. The pries glen Is the last prelous close: -tcitiK Tea Co, 79 Little Schuyl, 48 7 4 Lehigh Xav 69 70 Lit Bros .... 24-H ?2 Minehlll 60 ' 104 .North Penna. 80 20 Xnrlh Cm . . . 7TH Penn NJ B Net l.ow 2 pm. cnge 37 31 17 17 V 70 70 4 61H 614 V, 486, 48H 4 8 84 4 .,. 2.14 t6s a 90 90 Stt H fl 69 4 1064 1074 1 l Net I otv 2 p.m. chge. 116 lie 97.18 87.18 4 .18 63 63 . . A ( War Am Gay . . Am Rwy pf Am .Milling. Am Stores . Am Store pf, 92 Brill J G ... 23 Buf A S T C 60 Burr a s pr . 8n Cnmh Steel., ,125 Catnw 1st nf. 62 Cataw 2d pf. 54 wrts 1 1 5 Penn X B Cp 88 Phlla Co pf . . 30 Phlla Co c. pf 36 Phlla Trac . . 70 Phlla ft West. 6 t.on Trae X J 66 4 Rwvs General 2 Gen Asphalt. 33 Cn Cos X J. .1824 Oen As pf. .. 71 lit : 11 T. . . Ill lit ft It T pf. 17 Key Tel Co.. 7 4 Key Tel pf. . 474 W .1 A S Wrwk I A Stl. 8 4 Westm'd Coal 70 York Rwy pf 31 New York Curb I.MIL'STRIAI.S Aetna Explosives Am Brit Mfg Am Marconi Am Writing Paper.. . Air Reduction Canadian Car Co.. .. Con Car ft Fdy pfd. . Gharcnnt lrnn . Chevrolet .Motors . . . cramp CurtlMt Aeroplane Carwen Tool Cabon Steel I Emerson Phonotrraph Hendee Mfg ... ,. . I.ake Corp Boat . . . . Lehlirh Coal Sales.. . Lima Loco Maxim Munitions . . . V Y .Shipbuilding .... Xor Amer Pap Pulp.. Otis Elevator Peerle Motor . Poole Eng Scrlpp-Uooth Standard Motors . Steel AIlo.vs Submarine . .... St Joseph Lead . . . . Todd Shipbuilding . Triangle Film . ..1 . . t'nltcd Profit Sharing I S Steamship United Motors World Film Wright-Martin Air . . Zinc Concent Hid 714 .1 68 28 70 7 IA0 All 29 6 100 IV, II 2r, 86 .16 4 10 :l no 14 10 30 84 4 1314 144 93 'Si J1). 314 ' 4 I Test Ask 8 6 6s 33 80 '4 167 S0 31 H 110 24 20 SVs an 42 43 3 4 66 16 00 30 14 IS 96 4 4 14 314 4 r. cine. (sili'l 6 14 136 6 32 4 STANDARD IIIIiioIh . . Ohio Prairie pipe . . Stand OH or Calif . Stand Oil or X .1.. Stand Oil nf X Y . on. NTOCKS 160 170 314 .273 .323 .Mf, 278 :iir 2S 328 fll.T 282 Mtr.pr.Nnr.NT oil stocks Uaraett Oil A Oar. Cosden ft Co. . . Elk Basin Federal oil Inter Petiol Houston oil Mctrllt Oil . . . Midwest Refining . Met Petrol Ohio Fuel Oklahoma. Re.f . . . . Sapulpa Bet . . Sequoyah Sinclair 74 . 4 . . 2 , . I4"4 .. 78 . . 22 ..132 . 14 ..II . 0 4 7" 4 . 214 7 0 4 82 23 134 OR 79 - N 234 --a 133 67 97 114 80 144 70 93 v; 91 994 69 5 4 .1074 Xash ft Chat. in Xat Acme ... 304 Xat Blfc.pf. .109 Xat Con ft C 164 Xat Enamel nf 91 4 Xat Lead nf.105 XRRofM 2d pf 7 4 Xew O T ft M 25 X Cloak ft 8, 88 X C'k ft St pf.100 Xorf .V South. 16 XYC&StL 1 P 55 XYCA8L 2d P 44 N V C A St L 21 X Y Dock... 21', X Y Dock pf 48 Xorth Am... 46 Xova Scotia S 60 Owen Bot pf.109 1ao Mall 33 Pac Tel A Tel 25 Peoria A East 64 Pere M pf . . . 40 Pere M pr pf. 58 Pettibone Mul 30 Petti M 1st nf.100 Plerce-Ar pf,1004 Pitts A W pf. 79 Pitts Ft WAC.124 4 Pitts Stl pf... 94 4 P SC of X J. 92 Pond Creek C 164 Read'g 1st pf. 37 Read 2d pr.. 394 Ren A Sara.. 114 Sears-Roe pf,120 Seah A L pf. 20 So P R Sug.12fl S P R 8 nf.,107 St L ft 8 F pf 294 St L ft West. 23 St LA S W pf 374 Stan Milling.. 118 Stand Mill pf. 84 Studebaker pf 96 . Stuts Motor . 42 Tob Pro pf. . 96 Tldewtr Oil... 182 Transue Wing 38 4 T SI I, ft W. 74 Twin City R. 49 Unit Al steel 374 unitea urug 73 MIVIN'fi STOCK? Atlanta 3 Big Ledge .... 4 Hutte New York . Vi Con Atlr. I"! 1 Fil st Xntlonal (ioldtleld Merger . . ' Goidtlpld Cons .... li Ioldtleld Florence GoldfUld Kcwanas . Green Monster . . . Ilecla Mining . Independence Lead . Jerome Verde ... . Jim Butler . . Jumbo Extension . . Mclvlnley Darragh . Magma Copper . . . Mother Lode . . Mines Co or America Xevada Hills . . . Xevada Wonder . . Xipisslng . . Ohio Copper Ray Hirculea San Toy Stewart Tonopah Extension. White Caps Yerington . BONI1H Bethlehem 5. Cosden Oil 6s Cosden & Co 6s. Cudahy 6s . . Russian Govt 54s do 6 4- .;, Southern Railway 6s OI..I.I. nil Cw . . . Todd Shipbuilding 6s. 101 4 li? 7s 4 3 4 1 2 111 21 III 12 2 3 4 5i 6 2 4 4 47 40 0 10 40 42 32 85 37 39 14 iy 2 4 4 1 8ii 84 4 4 4 1 9 I,', 14 37 38 1 1 1-32 12 13 2 4 n 100 1004 83 87 84 87 O0V4 984 55 68 64 61 984 9314 83 81 101 104 48 33 '4JJ 2rV 124 88 66 Financial Briefs New York Railways Company for the year ended June 30, reports deficit after charges and taxes, of J153.633 as com pared with a deficit of $118,053 in the preceding year. The Xew York subtreasury gained 1639,000 from the banks yesterday, re. duclng the cash net loss since Friday to 1256,000. Directors of Cudahy Co. will ask the approval of stockholders, at the annual meeting November 2ft, to Increase the capital stock of the company to $35,000,000. American Hide and Leather report for the quarter ended September 30. 1918. shows surplus after charges and Federal lax of $648,829, equal to $4.99 a share ..- 14 in n Ann r-irfarrii Htnrk. rom 1 pared with surplus of $2,346,382. equal to 318.01 a gnart 111 llirtomm 'P"".i and surplus of $323,887 or $2,49 a share on preferred In the quarter ended Sep tember 30, 1917. Kliher By Sf 874 !! Drug 2d pf 714 . nj. nt.r ir n-,, .a, ne At. "isner uouy . , ' i' Gen Chem Co. 178 Oen Chem pf.100 Oen Cigar .. 46 Oo'ch B Fpr.1014 Oranby Mln, 14 Or North pr. 934 .Quit M A N 10 Olf Mo A N Pf 23 Ot 8 8 lit pf J94 Ot North pf.. 95 54 Gulf Bt Stl.. 73 Hartman Cor 41 Hav Eleo ...101 Homeatake ,, 85 III Cent pr. ,. 57 4 inter gr Inter c C pr "36 ftt Nickel pf M Un C Sirs nf.108 Un Ry Inv pf 174 Unl D 1st pf. 95 Unl Pap Bd 214 U S Kxpreaa 164 U 8 Smelt pr 44 Va iron CAC 72 Va Ry A Pwrl024 Vulcan Detln. t Vulcan D pf 42 W Myld 2d pt 294 West Pac . 14 Whgtn P A M pref B .,. 66 Wathse 1st pr 64 Woolworth. prllfi wgtnre u pi.iuo LOCAL MINING STOCKS TOXOfAH STOCKS Jim Butler .. ilacKamara . Midway ..... . Mlipah Bstenslon Montana ...,.., North Blar ttesrue Kills , , . . . West. Bno. qOLDFIICLD STOCKS Bid .47 .20 ' .07 .04 ,0ft .06 ,n 1,00 ,03 .02 .01 .01 , .02 Ask .49 ,2S loo .0.1 .11 .08 .10 1,06 .02 .19 .70 .11 .04 .01 .04 .112 .112 .03 .01 .01 .04 .21 .75 .13 Int NICKei PI V niiinn pi.tifu nv Mv.r -"I;- 1 "v Atlanta Blue Dull llooth ,. ........ DIsmondAeld H II 11 lav ..1..... ... ... Kewanas , Oro ., Sandstorm Kendal ,.,..,.,.,,, Silver Pick .1 M18CGI.LANF.OU8 Arizona United ,,..., Nevada Wonder , . . . , Tecopa Mining , NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET New York. Oct. $9. There was no new features In the coffee situation to day. No Important official announce ments were made from Washington, als. though the trade Is expecting a' state ment regarding some sort of a settle ment price on outstanding future con tract. . Rio holiday receipts, iwo.uajo. were rswwinva ra it .-, , . V "v. -4 T.nr at QTeTiPivr iwAnir f.t tc tptpiw. - A viv iiAnxuxx. x 10 x inxu, V PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC LEj Home Issues Show Underlying Strength Pennsylvai T1 1 -aa 1 r t 1 tr 1. 1 ',i nauroaa iviaKes yooa vain united Stales Steel Drops Again Thp. market for home stocks on the Philadelphia exchange toMJi nun in cunirasi witn irregularity snown on the big board, out, ouM Philadelphia Electric, business was smnll. There wajt another fair tur of Philadelphia Electric before midday and It continued to show undetM strength, moving up 4, while Lehigh Navigation advanced a Ilk 1 nnd Pennsylvania Railroad gained to 48. On the other hand Valley declined a good-steed fraction on a few, small, odd-lot tnnMettMMl,U l. nlted States Steel common showed further weakness, losing- mora thMty 1 point, although toward midday It showed a better tone in New Vorlr. ra4).c. brla Iron remained unchanged at 37. , r ".i'llvi ?J t i,iv. i-.ii... .... .. .... . . . .. .l ! . - ..... i.iicj iimmj 00 eie active, dui ine remainder or tne UMSiiV list wsr tnnctive, with the. few sales uninteresting. ftfrj Pennsylvania Railroad's Spntemhnr F.nrnina hi.. Although the statement of earnings for Pennsylvania Railroad tr!1;':' east and west, which came out today, showed good Increases In irrogaVJMi'.i net income was below last venr In both cases, r.rnn for tin. a ...e e.aaaa' month was $37,110,221, an Increase of $10,748,739 over September, 1 1ll T. ' llMTir , ine net operating Income was $3,477,956. n. decrease nf 12.066 661. i.tn. mmiJi -, earned gross returns or $9,336,2C1, a gain of $2,145,908 and the net optrtt)(ift.'p Income was $1,190,377, n decrease of $519,659. i it'A For nine months the gross of the lines- east were $263,290,512, a faHM ""'"i"" aH tompureu wan tne corresponding period of last year, airotMT net ODerntlne inrnmp won tir,Btrt7a n ....n.. - sneAnA-. ..A'J - .-.V)UUV,V, ,, u, uv,ca9 wi eo,v.ff,in, iines WfJSJa f earned gross of $67,O06,84G In the nine months .while the net decreased M.eWtW S64 to $2,302,471 for that period. VUt'!,J ' "''!, rJ GOSSIP OF THE STREAM FALL IN STOCKS NOT EXPLAINED Some Say Money Committee Rule Wag Cause; Others, War Uncertainty Several reasons -were offered In the financial district for the "easing off" In prices in the stock market yesterday just before the close. One was the restraining effect of the New York money committee. It was re ported that during the day it had "called down" two large New York house for unusual activity In Southern Pacific and Mexican "Pete." Anotner was tho feeling ot uncertainty ss to what may happen after peace is declared, which some place only fifteen da.vs distant, while others say fifteen monthr. As to the flrht, a certain broker said that while tho report of the reprimand to two houses by the money committee did not mention any particular houses, he believed he could give an accurate guess as to the one active in Southern Pacific (naming one of the most promi nent houses In New York). Most people, he said. In dealing In Southern Pacific Imagine that "Southern Pnclllc" means the railroad, when ap a matter of fact It is the holding company. "I am cred ibly Informed," he said, "that the com pany will pay 8 per cent next time, al though It has earned much more, and being the holding company It Is not circumscribed In its action by the rail road administration's payment under the standard contract. As to tho other reason, the uncertainty of what may happen In the event of an early peace, another banker said that at the present prices on the tape no one need be afraid to "buy nnd hold. There is not one of there big concerns, he said, whose stecki are classified in the public mind as war stocks that has not care fully put away a surplus which Is far more than sufficient to wipe out any depreciation it may suffer from for years, and few, if any, will nna tnai they will have to curtail output to an appreciable extent for two or three years at leart. War nellered Over The prevailing opinion In the financial dlwrlct yesterday after the opening of the stock market was that the war was virtually over. Reports coming from Kurope of the various events which were transpiring, were following each other too rapidly for assimilation. The resignation of Von Ludendorf, the re ported resignation of Von Hlndenburg, the reply of Foreign Minister Solf to President Wilson's last note requesting the terms of nn armiHIre, the arrival of a similar but more pressing request from Austria, coupled with tho news of deplorable internal conditions In that unhappy dual monarchy, and, last but by no means least, the reported proposi tion from the Kaiser to hold on to his title under the permanent hereditary presidency of the German tepubllc. This everywhere In the financial (Tlstrlct was laughed at In a pitying kind of way at' the terrible come down 'of the man who a few months age was bragging about the mailed fist and shining sword. The Impression in the banks and brokers' offices was that all these things had been discounted in the past week or so, and that complete surrender fol lowed by peace parleys it- only a matter of days. No one could be found who believed that the remnants of the German army now stubbornly opposing the advance of the armies of the Altles, would hold out much longer, ns the news of Ludendorf's resignation and its significance, together with Germany's request for terms of an armistice, will soon reach them at the front, There ir still a good deal of talk about the action of the New York xnanty pool committee In the brokers' office, and many are of the opinion that Its action was a little too drastic under the cir cumstances. Investment hankers report a good bond business and maintain that there Is plenty of money all over th country In the hands of the investors. Some of them claim that this condition will be selfevident when a number of attractive rhort term high yield Issues come out In the near future, and It will be seen how they will be oversubscribed in some cases and readily absorbed when not oversubscribed, rublle Utilities' Trouble As throwing a light on the real dim. cultlea under which some of the public utilities In this country have been labor ing a Portland, Ore.) paper publishes the following: "Colonel Alexander P. Moore, pub lisher of the Pittsburgh Leader, has been one of the worst corporation baiters In the country. He never overlooked an opportunity to lampoon and attack the Street Railway Company of his city, He turned loose all hie chain lightning and heavy batteries In the moat vicious form when the company found that It would have to rJe Its car fare or go broke. Here Is Colonel Moore'a own atory, aa told by himself In the columns of his own paper: " ' was very busy attacking the com pany In Pittsburgh, and I strove aa eari,. estly aa' I could to see that It didn't ti the increased fare lie official Mid it must have If It wi to live. ab an outcome of the fight I learned something. The company waa denied Jhe raise and driven Into ,the hand of a receiver. Rome unthinking ones believed that a victory. It wasn't. It wa defeat. The receiver quickly proved to the court that even a six-cent fare wasn't enough jPeKW ' -IiC creased ware scale, 'and the In prices for material, with the rreatar ;'-'' of maintenance and operation. Tniir.'t, the people of Pittsburgh are navrlnsWk A seven-cent fare.' "Jjrr-'.'H "Referring to the accentance of i&f nignrr rates or tare imposed on -; it ,w ...re. "iic.i uio mica TneiSMfi m over by a Federal directory. Cotfe ? '$ Moofe adds: ' vjK&-.1 In l..t. tl-tlti tt-i .w-.ll-... tla,A-a - - -. aotng tne same Kind of work the iy .-r 1 ovtrl3K r.';r :' -av roads are doing; are buying the aS-1; kind ot materials and paying imm-.y the same wages. Their condition' Ml?.' their needs are parallel. We chlfM l',- acenrd tun justice to one and 'dsf.-Tl , to the other.'" fti'i, inresinra xnrn 10 Bonaa il,;7. It is said that many Investors 'aW ' turning 10 oonas. r mat quotation Mr Donas on oaiuraay last snowea mavaiiMB ranging from five to ten points abovitllrx figures obtaining In the previous .wtotL't, The advance was general uiro the list and the present level hnwi viv Hllhstgndnt aalna tnu, niulallnn. r.t .!.. ...... .,aa.' J .aSHa.,. ., iuuiui. . ..,f ,i...nv vavi. 'anwi since the changed conditions In t .' of the Allies in Europe there, has ' Wall . ' llvelv liMi.lr.e- for hands "?-?.0 -- . . . " ." ,.tv,'-i -- It win be a surprise to many to know . ,- that more than E0 per centvof the tUgi "' ouo.ouu issue ot American Tobacco JMf. pany's serial notes was subscribed jfti" -here In Philadelphia. This KtatemeM&. made by Clayton F. Banks.1 cMU 1 1 spondent ot the Guaranty Trukt !0X& pany of Xew York, yesterday ftrim.' . lie also reported tnat the present mm .. tatlons for these notes are aa lMMt:'$; For the' 1919 maturities, 100 to-' 14HV.' For the 1920, 1921 and 1922 matttrHtaf, ,rj cor tne iza matwrifrah . ,u-a :m 99 to 100Vi 100 lo 100U $'.-,? 3r8 LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.?.! rhlcaro. Oct. :n. hogs Katlmets cetpts toasy. 31. 1100 neaa; lelt v head. First sates unevenly hlarhee th terday's average; 118.75 paid. UuaJitir,.: good. , 1 -Mil CATTt.R RitlmalHt eeeatlnta inm4i 00(1 heart. i3 SIIEB1' Estimated receipt today: M.I head. . ritt.bursh. Oct. 20. HOO8 ncslet.',V loon heart. Illrhrr. llnvln IIS anAiaaaV ', lieavy vorkrrs. is.2v18.n0; light yerkH.'i( el, ui ii.ixrj I'lvs. finvin.iiH, HHr.HP AND LAMUS Receipt. oi..,. ... u..n a..?,. ... Sin BO "-K, , iw itmmtjfw.j l..j.. r.o v?i7i.'iiiLa. im, nma. naw..,i., Ton. ! Mi'Mfd riiwfnn9l. Cift ?A HIVSB. nnrm hesrt Strona. Packers and bvitcbOTtL ivf ','. J17HT17.70. - "-ylPl'ii v,fll . . 4MTV ri.ir, IV tlVH-'J, QHH,JUil - roltee ttrAnie MfftT -Z Vff J3 HUP C t n.l nt OlV. U ef T . 'L-i-.l 1 atrone. ISOXfi. ' ' yfl -... -.7:.. -. zw rinv i.aiinio. .. i.. ..ci. M.i.AlTiaWAn'1 Receints. 7.t0 heart Rteartv. Palvaa pl. ..fc-j1 t celpts. l."0 head. .Market A0o lower, i7,rrf il If, V.fl UrW3Rnalnta F.hnn haarf llariM fla : to 11.25 hlaher. Heavy mtied anil nrf.!ViJ 118.75; llaht orkcr and nla. tUmiti$;' f",!i rouahs, H2no 00; stats, 11014. T- ...- pnor.i- .-u uAJu.i iveceipv. ifmwmr Ntesdy to 23c hlsher. I.mv ll" j esetlaat-aa laaMMhca ) OTaaa ". heart, 17 -HOQS ;Ki" i. kf n -R.e'lin -, Soulh Omaha. Oct. 29, uu neso 1 Ai 1 ,.r, -ivceiiMs, i-oihi nean, ' ,(; utibLi' jteceipis, 0,noi nea. cara. .u. AX ) J?l Kansas City. Oct. 29. CATTLE -B 35, - - f.;A 583. celpts, 24.000 heart. MOOR Itecelpta. 91J nun in zn. SHBBP Receipts, 5000 head. 12,000 head- - n $&&' '-StfiS :M DIVIDENDS DECLARED 1''$ coner nnifipr- t Phi lad 1 4 pr cent (S4 rr i month, navahla TCt rw rtf record October 2V Rlprai4a Eaatarn Oil vTAmnanv. ni 1-4 rr cini on nrpr?rrq. pa lamhas SI Ij. a. I at nivfrnid w?tirn Oil Company, nut rift v nf I Dr rent fln nrafarrad. iii" sriiiie 1 lie ii"i mi rrrnro uciBpsr a. 'pfr,' Fourth Street National Rank. a-mi V ,Lnfc Af 7 pt rnt. payable ta tockheliarTir, TB recorrt Xovember I. Checka wHLIW'wJlgKqgv M American Hide and leather CosaMr A 1 aiviu-na 01 it pr ani on vTViMTT wmmkY , bin January 2 to tock of record .Decerna.-.' l itr do s n csnartaiaa ' r nniunuAu xuinntnua 47iv. '"j 1 ' .tA American wster works and Electric Ceaa-vjoTl psnv ousrterlv of 1H on the 7 par eMtffl," cumulative preferred for the TtirtTr irJIM f T mer .'7. lata, oayanie .November li-.'''5;, er of record Novemhsr 10. i"i iA ) 1lldlpM National Bank, a dlvldeniMW'"': snarei lor xna past IHB'Wi' i Coverober 1 to atoelK fi-A 'oraiiW?-'' ten (October.. I54.4H ary t .... O.ho.lel Third week From Janus PITTBBimOH. CINCINNATI, AXD BT. UIUII September arose .... f589e,iae Balance arter taxes,, IRI.eno Net ooer. Income., 150,1(8 xtne months areas. lis lance after taaea :ei oper. income .-r?.'! CWIKAPO AND BOUT?iT5IW,-jiyB',L,l iwaV?; "--rT a CHWM,WQil , rai' .. 17, P.. 150, ... ei.tsi. ... 2. ill ft LEIIiail VAI.IB' ' ' m September era .... I.401,f A ,fl, Kalsnce after taxes., J.m.TM .Idl. UUIIl IHVWIIiril Sll a -v month ros. 47,IM,e t ,, ice after taxe.. 4.501.ZSi 1. . . 4. l.tlD I, SM5R1: ;;.;; umi'Ai Nine Italal Net opeh Income rutexno. illl.VAL'K September cross ..,,11 Balance alter taxes Net sper. Income Kins months aross Balanca after taxes. Net oper. Income. CHICAOO. mjrlLlNOTO: .eismoer arosa ....ss.' Balance after taxes.. 1, Nit oper. Income. ...1. Nina month cross.. IJJ.i Balance alter taxes.. J J. 7(l oper, income. CHICAOO AND NOR' septemDor are ,...n Balance after taxes,. Nat oser. Income., J stance after taxes.. Net oner. Income.. 1 BOSTON AND MA1V September .eras .... llI-g 'M Balanca after taxes., ,. JM , Net eper. Income., l.ttl.Mt Nina months era,, 51.al.M( J Br IVrTfl L- L ' i W: -4IPi ill Balanca after taxe jniai income Decrease. and that we rauil nave a MVaeni j cuka w fan it Ua eopany was to mm, thrift ,willlpp Refined Susr nt New York. Oct. It. I remained unchanged at tc. cent tor caan. (.ontitusi chanced. The demand M I aupnile ample. . iwra. at o5c.. TM on.MMumr. Tmx h-.(r lm&4iMXM$its1i ..' ...
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